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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Suwannee wreck claims local teen MISSING Accident involved a Wednesday afternoon wreck According to Florida senger. The two were headed when she drove her car into Highway Patrol reports, Antico southbound on County Road tractor-trailer rig, the path of an oncoming semi. was driving a 2000 Acura four- 49 when Antico’s car entered South of Live Oak. Tabitha Guyton Antico, 18, door eastbound on 216th Street the intersection directly in the of Lake City, died of crash- near the intersection with path of Williams’ truck. The By TONY BRITT related injuries. County Road 49. front of Williams’ truck collid- [email protected] The wreck occurred in At the same time James ed with the left side of Antico’s Suwannee County around Williams, 42, of Lake City, was vehicle. SUWANNEE COUNTY — An 1:35 p.m. at the intersection driving a 1998 Peterbuilt semi, Antico was pronounced dead 18-year-old Lake City girl died of County Road 49 and 216th traveling with Burton Beasley, while en route to the hospital, from injuries she sustained in Street. 43, also of Lake City, as his pas- reports said. Flood control Downtown Kamrie Mitchell faces Suwannee county Development woman Mitigation delays have missing residents upset. for 10 days By LAURA HAMPSON [email protected] 24-year-old last Clay Hole Creek area homeowners say a mitiga- seen in Lake City tion plan developed after the 2004-05 hurricanes and Branford areas. would have prevented flooding in their homes and others after Tropical Storm By TONY BRITT Debby. The mitigation plan [email protected] involved buying and demol- ishing several homes to Suwannee County authorities make room for water reten- are searching for a woman who tion areas. was last seen 10 days ago in However, as six home- the Lake City and Branford area. owners wait to sell their Kamrie Cherai Mitchell, 24, was flood-damaged homes to the last seen Aug. 25. county, Columbia County She was reportedly driving a Commissioners want more white, four-door, 1992 Pontiac information before begin- Grand Am sedan. ning the project that already Columbia County Sheriff’s is several years delayed. Office officials have confirmed Commissioner Scarlet P. the car was recovered Wednesday Frisina will give an update by Suwannee County authorities on the Clay Hole Creek off County Road 242 in Suwannee and Mitigation Project County. Thursday night at the Board JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Mitchell is described as being 5 of County Commissioners A motorist passes by the Powers building, located at 388 N Marion Avenue in downtown Lake City. feet 3 inches tall, weighing about meeting, which begins at 130 pounds. She has blue eyes 7 p.m. at the School Board with natural blonde hair, which is Auditorium. currently dyed brown. Homeowners Mike She has “Kamrie” tattooed on Williams, 1850 SE County CRA studies Powers building her left foot, “Grams” and a but- Road 252, and Pastor terfly on her wrist and “Layla” Rodney Baker are sched- City ultimately Broadband Authority. The city condition. with a footprint and birthday tat- uled to speak about the council serves as the CRA board The Powers’ Building, 388 N. tooed on her right side. project and timeline. hopes to attract and will use TIF (Tax Increment Marion Avenue, is 65 years old Family members believe foul “If they put a retention Financing) to pay for the environ- and was constructed in 1947. For play was involved in Mitchell’s pond where my house is, more businesses. mental study. many years the building served disappearance because she hasn’t they (neighbors) wouldn’t By TONY BRITT The North Florida Broadband as a Cadillac dealership owned called in to check on her young have flooded,” Mike [email protected] Authority, which has an office in by Ralph Powers. It was later daughter and she hasn’t spoken Williams said. the downtown area and a ware- purchased by Samuel P. Vann to any family or friends in the past The county didn’t act City officials hope converting house in another area, is consid- and used by Vann Carpet One as 10 days. when they were supposed an old warehouse into a func- ering purchasing the building to a warehouse. Suwannee County Sheriff Tony to, he said. Mike Williams tioning business will improve the have an office and warehouse The building is a 10,086 sq. ft. Cameron is leading the investi- said his home flooded in looks of the downtown area and space in the same facility. brick structure and the property, gation into the case. He was not 2004 or 2005, before he pur- potentially attract more business- “This is a process that will which is roughly three-fourths of immediately available to answer chased it, and again during es to the area. be carried out wisely and cau- an acre, is composed of 32,670 questions about the investigation Debby. During Tuesday night’s tiously,” Wendell Johnson, city sq. ft. Wednesday. Mike Williams said the Community Redevelopment manager, said CRA meeting. “It’s The Vann family, who is the Anyone with information about county offered to buy his Agency meeting, a majority of city going to take some time.” building’s current owner, has the case is asked to call the home in the aftermath of officials voted in favor of paying Johnson said he expected the agreed to sell the property for Suwannee County Sheriff’s Office Debby. “They offered this for a phase 1 environmental study process to take 12-18 months to no more than its appraised value at (386) 364-3443 and refer to case to us. We did not go to for the old Powers’ building for get everything in order. He said to the North Florida Broadband number 12-37472. the potential future purchase of it’s a start to get the old Powers’ FLOOD continued on 6A the building by the North Florida Building back into optimum value POWERS continued on 6A Clinton: Obama showing way to more modern economy

Former president jobs, former President Bill Barack Obama and Joe Biden.” Clinton declared Wednesday Obama’s high command touts record of night in a Democratic National released excerpts of his fellow Democrat. Convention appeal aimed at mil- remarks hours before Clinton’s lions of hard-pressed Americans appearance as they worked to DAVID ESPO yet to decide how to vote. control the political fallout from AP Special Correspondent “If you want a you’re-on-your- an embarrassing retreat on the own, winner-take-all society, you party platform. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — should support the Republican Under criticism from President Barack Obama ticket,” Clinton said. “If you Republican challenger Mitt inherited a wreck of an econ- want a country of shared pros- Romney, they abruptly rewrote omy, “put a floor under the perity and shared responsibil- the day-old document to insert crash” and laid the founda- ity — a we’re-all-in-this-together ASSOCIATED PRESS tion for millions of good new society — you should vote for CLINTON continued on 6A Former President Bill Clinton speaks to the crowd at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., on Wednesday.

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AROUND FLORIDA Florida regulators holding nuclear plant costs hearing TALLAHASSEE — The are illegal to import into survived a stranding on a Florida Public Service the U.S. without a permit. central Florida beach have Commission is considering No permits have been been moved to SeaWorld whether the state’s largest issued. Orlando. electric utility can charge The last reported out- The short-finned pilot customers for costs related break in Florida was in whales were moved to incomplete nuclear 1966 when a Miami boy Wednesday from Florida power plant projects in smuggled three snails as Atlantic University’s 2013. pets. His grandmother Harbor Branch The panel began hearing released them into her gar- Oceanographic Institute. testimony Wednesday and den and they multiplied. It The whales had been at will rule at a later date. cost more than $1 million the Fort Pierce rehabilita- Florida Power & Light to eradicate over 18,000 tion center since Saturday. Co. is seeking $151.5 mil- snails. A pod of 22 pilot whales lion for upgrading existing stranded Saturday on the facilities at its St. Lucie beach at Avalon State plant and adding two reac- New challenge to Park in St. Lucie County. tors to its Turkey Point redistricting filed Seventeen of the whales plant. either died of natural If approved, that would TALLAHASSEE — The causes or had to be eutha- add $1.69 to the monthly Florida Senate’s redistrict- nized on the beach. A fifth bill for 1,000 kilowatt ing map again is being juvenile whale brought hours, which is about the challenged. to the FAU facility died average residential use. Several individuals and Monday. Commissioners, though, groups including The deferred Progress Energy League of Women Voters Florida’s request for $13 in Tallahassee filed a law- Nuisance gator million to repair a shut- suit Wednesday in circuit program looked at down reactor at Crystal court. River. 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The trappers are allowed The snail eats at least to sell the bigger gators’ 500 types of plants and can Pilot whales meat and hide, and are cause structural damage. reimbursed $30 per animal It also can carry a parasite moved for care by the state. that can lead to meningitis. ORLANDO — Four n Associated Press Giant African land snails young pilot whales that 3A

Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER local & STATE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2012 3a Police looking into Monday night stabbing of local man

By TONY BRITT to the Cedar Park parking lot said that Shade had public information officer. “His The responding officer, Kevin [email protected] A p a r t m e n t s ’ been stabbed by a black woman wife was also at the scene, but Johns, attempted to get informa- parking lot in after he allegedly slapped her she is not a suspect. She was the tion from the people standing Authorities are investigating a front of Building during an argument. one that called 911 to get him around the parking lot who had Monday night stabbing where a 379 where they An ambulance responded to assistance.” witnessed the altercation, but Lake City man was stabbed at a met Willie the scene at the officer’s request Strickland said Shade was they all were uncooperative with local apartment complex follow- Shade, 26, Lake to provide medical assistance to taken to the hospital around 10:45 officers and said “they did not ing an altercation with a woman. City, who was Shade, but he refused care from p.m. by his wife. see anything” or did not know the According to Lake City Police bleeding from paramedics and police officers. “He would not cooperate with female suspect. Shade Department reports, around 9:40 his mid-section. “He refused aid at the scene,” medical staff there and he was The investigation is ongoing with p.m. Monday, officers responded Several women standing in the said Craig Strickland, a LCPD asked to leave,” Strickland said. charges pending, reports said. Feds OK early voting plan for 5 counties

BILL KACZOR days. Associated Press However, Assistant Attorney General Thomas TALLAHASSEE — U.S. E. Perez wrote in Holder’s Attorney General Eric response that the state plan Holder agreed Wednesday “would more than double to accept Florida’s revised early voting opportunities early-voting plan for five on weekends by increas- counties covered by the ing weekend hours from federal Voting Rights Act. 16 hours total to 36 hours Holder filed his response total during the early vot- with a three-judge panel ing period.” Associated Press in Washington, D.C. Last Blacks historically have month, the panel ruled that voted in heavy numbers on Waves from the Santa Rosa Sound crash over the Navarre Beach causeway in Navarre Aug. 28 as Isaac approaches the a new Florida election law Associated Press Sundays during early-vot- that reduced early voting ing periods. Gulf Coast. Isaac churned up the waves enough to uncover to 8 days from as many as U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder agreed to accept Florida’s The early voting reduc- oil spilled by BP. 14 violated the federal law revised early-voting plan. tion is one of several chang- in the designated counties es made to Florida’s elec- because they could dis- itation and other provisions “The governor has suc- tion law by the Legislature Oil from BP Spill courage minority voting. in the election law passed cessfully bullied four of that drew opposition from The judges, though, last year by the Republican- them into agreeing,” Simon Democrats and other crit- indicated they’d approve led Legislature. said. ics who contended they uncovered by Isaac a plan that still provided Justice Department Monroe County’s Harry were designed to sup- 96 hours of early voting or federal court preclear- Sawyer was the lone hold- press voting by minorities By JAY REEVES “If there’s something good — the same as under ance is required for any out. On Aug. 31, though, and young people who Associated Press about this storm it made it Florida’s previous law. changes in election laws he filed a court statement tend to vote Democratic. visible where we can clean The state plan submit- affecting five Florida saying he’s still against the GOP sponsors argued NEW ORLEANS — Waves it up,” BP spokesman Ray ted by Republican Gov. counties — Hillsborough, state’s plan but would com- the changes were aimed from Hurricane Isaac uncov- Melick said. Rick Scott’s administra- Collier, Hendry, Hardee ply if it is approved by the at curtailing voting fraud. ered oil previously buried BP still has hundreds of tion meets that criteria and Monroe — due to past three-judge panel. Similar legal battles are along Gulf Coast beaches, cleanup workers on the Gulf with eight 12-hour days racial discrimination. Scott at one point hinted playing out in other states exposing crude that wasn’t Coast after the Deepwater including 12 on a Sunday “I want voting in Florida he might remove Sawyer after Republican-controlled cleaned up after the BP spill Horizon drilling rig explod- that weren’t previously to be easy and fair for every- from office if he didn’t go legislatures moved to limit in 2010. ed, killing 11 workers and offered. one,” Scott said in a state- along. Supervisors are early voting or passed voter Since Isaac made landfall leading to the nation’s larg- That didn’t satisfy the ment. “Today’s decision by independently elected offi- ID laws. more than a week ago, the est offshore spill. head of the American Civil the federal Department of cials who from time to time A federal judge in water the storm has receded Melick said the company Liberties Union of Florida. Justice is an encouraging have questioned the state’s Tallahassee has blocked and tar balls and oil have was working with the Coast “The rug is about to be sign that we’re headed in authority to tell them how another provision that put been reported on shores Guard, state officials and land pulled out from under the the right direction, especial- to run their offices. new requirements on voter- in Alabama and Louisiana, managers to clean up the rights of minorities, espe- ly in light of a 52% increase Sawyer, who had inter- registration drives, includ- where officials closed a oil on the Fourchon beach cially black voters,” said in early voting compared to vened in the case, wrote ing a 48-hour deadline for 13-mile stretch of beach in Louisiana. He said crews Howard Simon, the group’s the 2008 election cycle.” in his statement that early turning applications in to Tuesday. would be there Thursday. executive director. The Scott administration voting hours from 7 a.m. to election officials. That rul- BP said Wednesday some Isaac made landfall near The ACLU is among sev- submitted the plan after 7 p.m. would not fully ame- ing, which affects all 67 of that oil was from the spill, Fourchon on Aug. 28 as a eral individuals and groups supervisors of elections in liorate the “retrogressive Florida counties, restored but said some of the crude Category 1 storm, pummel- that intervened in the case four of the covered coun- effect on minority voters” a 10-day deadline in the may be from other sources, ing the coast with waves, against the early-voting lim- ties endorsed it. of reducing the number of old law. too. wind and rain. Bust out of your 30-year mortgage!

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ONE A N O T H E R OPINION VIEW Celebrity Could Obama do without does not compromise? mean left he biggest chal- lenge for the next elebrities are president will be descending on putting the nation’s Charlotte for this long-term finances week’s convention. Ton sounder footing. The failure to That’s no surprise, do so is the biggest shortcoming becauseC in Hollywood, it’s eas- of President Obama’s first term. ier to be a drug addict, drunk How he analyzes that failure, and driver or adulterer than it is to how he would hope to do better be a Republican. The liberal in a second term, are key topics power structure is ready to for the Democratic convention forgive any crime except the this week and the campaign that casting of a vote for a right- follows. of-center candidate. Actors or Mr. Obama took office in musicians who dare associate the midst of a financial crisis themselves with the GOP put that demanded emergency their careers at risk. measures, not attention to the A few aren’t afraid. Clint long-term debt. After respond- Eastwood surprised the ing with a stimulus bill, he then Republican convention in chose to put his political capital Tampa on Thursday with into a bill intended to extend a stage appearance in sup- health-care insurance to mil- port of Mitt Romney. The lions of Americans and to begin Oscar-winning director and to control health-care costs. He actor acknowledged at the Media buried news pledged, during the fight over start that he was breaking that legislation, to pivot afterward out of the Hollywood mold. to promoting fiscal soundness. “You’re thinking, what’s a But the pivot never materialized, movie tradesman doing out of nuclear program with proposed compromises with here?” he asked the cheer- Republicans in Congress dissolv- ing crowd. “There are a lot of oo often you have Meanwhile, Washington was ing in acrimony. conservative people, a lot of to work too hard to sharply critical of U.N. Secretary On Tuesday, Mr. Obama’s moderate people, Republicans, find crucial news. General Ban Ki-moon and senior adviser Valerie Jarrett Democrats in Hollywood.” Especially if it’s Egyptian President Mohamed blamed Washington gridlock A few other Hollywood about a faraway crisis Morsi for agreeing to attend the on Republican intransigence stars were visible in Tampa, Tthat has no easy answers, but conference. U.S. officials tried to and said Mr. Obama’s failure including Academy Award must be solved before it explodes convince them not to reward Iran was in not sufficiently enlisting winner Jon Voight. Actress into our next war. with their presence. But in retro- public opinion to pressure GOP Janine Turner had a speaking But don’t give up. You can Martin Schram spect, maybe Washington should members of Congress, whose role, telling delegates, “Mitt eventually find the front-page [email protected] have paid their airfare. positions, she said, “ignored their Romney will preserve this news you most need to know For as Iran fumed, Morsi and constituents.” New York Sen. exceptional American legacy. -- if you’re willing to turn enough conference, when the 120 non- Ban delivered strong rebukes Charles Schumer, a leader of Barack Obama will destroy pages. And maybe wait long aligned nations presented host of Iran’s regional ally, Syria, for the Democrats, agreed that Mr. it.” Actor Stephen Baldwin, enough. Iran with a major victory -- and killing civilians. Yet both the Post Obama had put too much energy brother of uber-liberal Alec That’s how it was in this rejected positions of the U.S. and and Times played that seemingly into seeking compromise with Baldwin, was also in town. past week’s coverage of stun- U.N. They unanimously endorsed page-one news inside. Republicans. While Republicans were ning events at the conference Iran’s right to develop a nuclear While Washington Post speed- “He didn’t go to the outside never going to score the Top- of the 120-nation Non-Aligned energy program and criticized readers may have missed the enough,” Mr. Schumer said. “He 40 bands for their national get- Movement, hosted by Iran. As we economic sanctions imposed on conference’s significant news played too much of an inside together, they did attract some discussed a week ago, the Tehran Iran by the west, at Washington’s when it happened, those who game. He sat with Republicans well-known musicians to per- summit may have signaled a urging. were patient enough to wait half around the table and said, ‘Let us form. The convention’s official change in the way the world If you didn’t hear about that a week -- and who were then will- compromise.’?” entertainment included G.E. works, as the nonaligned nations news, don’t be too hard on ing to turn enough pages -- were In a second term, Mr. Smith & the G.E. Smith Band, sought to assert their indepen- yourself. Even the most famous ultimately rewarded. Schumer said, “You will see a dif- the Oak Ridge Boys, Lynyrd dence from western powers and vessels in America’s mainstream On Sept. 4, The Post’s out- ferent kind of president in some Skynyrd and 3 Doors Down. even the United Nations. media -- the New York Times and standing reporter and analyst, ways. He will go to the public “American Idol” winner Taylor The weeklong conference was Washington Post -- sometimes Walter Pincus, reported in his more.” Hicks sang “Takin’ It to the held against a backdrop of con- seemed lost at sea on this one. “Fine Print” column on page A13 If these statements reflect Streets” before Mr. Romney’s troversy involving Iran’s nuclear While The New York Times details of Ban’s and Morsi’s com- Mr. Obama’s plans, we worry speech on Thursday night. program. In Israel, officials and covered the big IAEA report on ments that made clear why their about the chances of more Voters aren’t likely to be citizens debated openly about page one on Aug. 31, the next day Iranian hosts were so displeased. accomplishment in the second swayed by celebrity endorse- the advisability of a preemptive it played the story of the unani- After all, Ban admonished that term than in the first. We agree ments at either political military strike against Iran’s mous backing Iran’s nuclear pro- Iran, which will chair the Non- that Republican bullheadedness, soiree, but they may be nuclear facilities. In the United gram on page A4. To The Times’ Aligned Movement until 2015, particularly in the doctrinaire impressed by the courage of States, Obama officials urged credit, its article was lengthy must prove the “peaceful nature” opposition to revenue increases, Israel to not abandon diplomatic and hit all the important points, of its nuclear program. has been a major obstacle to ■ The Washington Times efforts; Republican Mitt Romney including that Iran flouted the And finally, the U.N. secretary progress. If Mr. Obama wins, a blithely claimed (citing no U.N. Security Council’s demands general seemed to be directing crucial question will be whether specifics) Obama officials had that Iran halt uranium enrich- one comment to a wide-ranging defeat nudges Republicans to thrown Israel “under a bus.” And ment until it showed it wasn’t run- audience -- from those in Israel moderate their positions or Lake City Reporter the U.N. International Atomic ning a bomb-making program. who are debating preemptive whether they decide that nomi- Energy Agency issued a chill- But those who rely upon The attack to those in the U.S. presi- nee Mitt Romney was not ideo- Serving Columbia County ing report, concluding Iran has Washington Post for their news dential campaign who are prone logical enough. Since 1874 greatly increased its capability may still be uninformed. The Post to pander and bombast. But Mr. Obama wasn’t fault- The Lake City Reporter is pub‑ to enrich uranium and installed buried the IAEA report news way “A war of words can quickly less. Even when conservative lished with pride for residents of new centrifuges in underground back on page A16. And it never spiral into a war of violence.” Republicans such as Sen. Tom Columbia and surrounding counties by Community Newspapers Inc. facilities that may be invulnerable found room in print for the unani- Coburn of Oklahoma signaled a We believe strong newspapers build to attack. mous backing of Iran’s nuclear ■ Martin Schram writes willingness to deal, the president strong communities —‑“Newspapers Perhaps the most startling policy and rejection of the U.S.- political analysis for Scripps failed to show the leadership that get things done!” news came at the end of the led sanctions. Howard News Service. might have made something hap- Our primary goal is to pen. publish distinguished and profitable community‑oriented newspapers. Even if you buy Ms. Jarrett’s This mission will be accomplished diagnosis, an “outside game” through the teamwork of professionals Question of ‘better off’ finally answered (to use Mr. Schumer’s terminol- dedicated to truth, integrity and hard ogy) is likely to fall short. Most work. members of Congress, thanks to Todd Wilson, publisher standard line of politi- because we’re now creating jobs skewed redistricting and voter Robert Bridges, editor cal attack in economi- rather than losing them.” self-sorting, live in safe districts, Sue Brannon, controller cally troubled times The responses to “are you bet- reasonably immune to pressure has been this ques- ter off?” are getting ever sharper. from the opposing party — and, Dink NeSmith, president tion, first sprung by “Absolutely!” said Obama indeed, are more fearful about Tom Wood, chairman ARonald Reagan in his successful deputy campaign manager a primary challenge from their 1980 campaign against President Stephanie Cutter. “Does anyone party’s flank. More to the point, LETTERS Jimmy Carter: “Are you better want to go back to 2008? I don’t the nation’s voters are divided. A off now than you were four years Dale McFeatters think so.” It’s a safe bet that a lot landslide or “mandate election” POLICY ago?” [email protected] more people remember 2008, and in November is unlikely because Letters to the Editor should be It is hardly a secret Republican remember it more vividly, than neither party enjoys a clear ers fumbled the question. On typed or neatly written and double weapon. The GOP invoked it the Carter years. advantage. “Face the Nation,” Maryland spaced. Letters should not exceed repeatedly at the party’s conven- All of this is a little in the Most fundamentally, any solu- Gov. Martin O’Malley said, “No, 400 words and will be edited for tion last week in Tampa -- and nature of preseason exhibition tion to the nation’s fiscal crisis is but that’s not the question of length and libel. Letters must be just so the point wouldn’t be politics. Americans like their going to require compromise. No this election.” It may not be the signed and include the writer’s name, lost, Republican vice presidential presidential candidates to be opti- matter who is in charge, taxes question, but it’s certainly one of address and telephone number for candidate Paul Ryan showed up mistic and forward looking. On will have to go up and entitle- them. verification. Writers can have two Monday in North Carolina, the Thursday night, as he accepts his ments will have to be scaled On Fox, top Obama strategist letters per month published. Letters state now hosting the Democrats, renomination, President Barack back. The math doesn’t work any David Axelrod offered this less- and guest columns are the opinion of to charge: “The president can say Obama must answer a different other way. than-ringing defense: “We’re in a the writers and not necessarily that of a lot of things, and he will, but he and more important variation of These aren’t the kind of better position than we were four the Lake City Reporter. can’t tell you you’re better off.” that question: Can he convinc- reforms that lend themselves to years ago in our economy.” BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Still, the tightly organized and ingly promise us that we’ll be bet- populist campaigns. They will But by the beginning of the Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at disciplined Team Obama, which ter off four years from now than be politically unpopular, and week, the Obama campaign 180 E. Duval St. downtown. had to know the question was we are today? they can be implemented only if seemed to have regained its foot- BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. coming, was curiously unpre- Republicans and Democrats hold ing. O’Malley had rethought his ■ Dale McFeatters is editorial BY E-MAIL: pared with an answer. hands and jump together. position, concluding, “We are writer for Scripps Howard News [email protected] On Sunday, Obama’s back- Service. clearly better off as a country ■ The Washington Post 5A

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Sept. 7 Breakfast with the chief FFA orientation for the crowning of Mr. Come join Lake City The Columbia FFA and Mrs. Lake City Pride, Our Water, Our Future Police Chief Argatha Alumni will host a parent/ hosting by Indie Brooks. You are invited to attend Gilmore for a compli- student orientation in the Contestant fee is $50. For a free multi-media eve- mentary breakfast, infor- Columbia High School caf- more information call 386- ning, “Our Water, Our mative discussion, and eteria from 6:30 - 9 p.m. 697-5663 or email simeon_ Future,” from 7-9 p.m. Sept. Community Forum on Sept. 13. All FFA members, [email protected]. 7 in the Florida Gateway Neighborhood issues and parents and alumni are College Performing Arts concerns Saturday, Sept. 8 encouraged to attend. The Red Dress/Red Tie Auditorium. Celebrated from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. meeting will cover infor- B&S Combs Elks Lodge Spring’s photographer John at the LifeStyle Enrichment mation necessary for your #1599 and the Pride of B&S Moran will share his imag- Center, 628 SE Allison CT. student to excel in the FFA Combs Elks Temple will es. Florida Springs Institute If your business or organi- program. host a “Red Dress/Red Director Dr. Robert Knight zation would like to be a site Membership dues for Tie” affair beginning at 8 will explain the science of host for the next breakfast the students, t-shirts, and p.m. Sept. 15 at the B&S this precious resource. A in December, call Audre’ alumni dues may be paid at Combs Lodge at 1688 NE host of community leaders Washington 386.719.5742. this meeting. Membership Washington St. in Lake will share their vision for a forms can be filled out in City. A $5 donation will be water ethic that we can all Pancake breakfast advance by visiting the charged. take to heart. The program Bethel United Methodist Columbia High FFA web- will include refreshments Women will hold a pancake site at www.columbiaffa. Sept. 17 and is sponsored by the from 7:30 - 10 a.m. Sept. 8 weebly.com Florida Gateway College at the church, on Hwy. 441 Daughters meeting and the Lake City Chamber South. The cost is $5 per Garden Club meets Faye Bowling Warren of Commerce. plate. Customers can eat in The Lake City Garden will speak at the United or take out. Club will meet at 10 a.m. Daughters of the Water’s Journey program Sept. 13 at the Clubhouse Confederacy, Olustee Canoe and Kayak the Pet adoption event at 257 SE Hernando Ave. Chapter, Lake City monthly Suwannee River leaving North Florida Animal Social time begins at 9:30 meeting September 17 at Camp Weed with tour Rescue will be showcasing a.m. The program this 5:15 p.m. at China Buffet, guides, Tom Morris and some of our adoptable ani- month is a plant exchange. 345 West Duval St. Buffet Allan Wulburn Friday and mals at the Walgreens, 2094 will be served after the Saturday, Sept. 7-8. Package W. U.S. 90, from 10 a.m. Free BBQ class meeting. Cost is $9.00. includes program, meals, to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8. Ride home JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter There will be a free pro- Warren is a chapter mem- lodging, shuttle, Canoe/ Did someone say puppies? fessional BBQ cooking ber and the executive direc- Kayak Rental. For informa- Why yes we did! Onsite Kristal Kershner and her son, Reginald Ogburn, 4, ride along class tor of the Blue Grey Army, tion visit www.campweed. adoptions possible with U.S. Highway 90 on their way home Tuesday. Thursday, Sept. 13, 7 p.m Inc. For more, call Linda org or call 386 364-5250. approved applications! You at the Columbia County Williams 352-215-8776. may view our available pets be from various churches, Oak. The $75 program fee Fairgrounds Banquet Hall. Sept. 8 at our website http://north- along with private citizens. includes the educational Thomas Henry and Gary Sept. 18 floridaanimalrescue.org/ and All are encouraged to come, classes, one-on-one nutri- Blevins will be the cooking Stamp show fill out an adoption applica- remember 9-11 and pray tion consultation, pro- instructors. For informa- Square dance lessons The Florida Stamp tion in advance if you’d like. for the future of our nation. gram materials and health tion call 386-752-8822. Dixie Dancers Square Dealers Assn. and General Hope to see you there. For more information, call assessments and two extra Dance Club will have Francis Marion Stamp Club (386) 497-1153. follow-up sessions. If you Sept. 14 square dance lessons will host its annual Stamp Historic site tour have been diagnosed with every Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. and Coin Show on Saturday, Tour the Hernando de Sept. 12 type 2 diabetes, are border- Smokin’ Pig Fest starting Sept. 18 at at Teen Sept. 8 from 10 a.m. to 5 Soto Site at Camp Weed line diabetic, are at least 21 Smokin’ Pig Fest BBQ Town, 533 NW DeSoto St. p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 9 Cer veny Conference Olustee planners meet years old, and are interest- Cookoff and Family The first two lessons are from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Center Saturday, Sept. 8 at The Blue-Grey Army will ed in taking control of your Event will be Sept. 14-15 free, each lesson after is $3 the Circle Square Cultural 10 am. Includes lunch and meet at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 12 diabetes, please call Jenny at the Columbia County per person. For information Center, 8395 SW 80th St. archeological tour. Call for to plan the Olustee Battle Jump at the Columbia Fairgrounds. There will call 758-3654 or 754-1478. in Ocala. Dealers will be info 386 364-5250. Festival. The meeting will Extension office at (386) be free admission until 3 Visit the group’s Website at available to buy, sell and be at the school district 752-5384 or Cathy Rogers p.m. on Friday. Only $5 www.dixiedancers.net. appraise stamps, covers, Sept. 11 central building room 153, at the Suwannee County per person after 3 p.m., coins and paper money. 409 SW St. Johns St. Extension office at (386) which includes the con- Class of ‘72 meeting Medicare seminar 362-2771. Registration cert. Admission is $3 all The Columbia High Literacy Day The Lifestyle Enrichment Newcomers luncheon deadline is Sept 12. day Saturday. There will be School class of 1972 will Join us next to the Santa Center of Lake City will The regular luncheon of bounce houses, kid games, hold a class reunion meet- Fe River within O’Leno State host a Free Medicare the Lake City Newcomers Nursing consortium vendors, water slides, crafts, ing beginning at 7 p.m. Sept. Park to celebrate th 5th Educational Seminar and Friends will be held All Healthcare Providers Florida’s Largest Sand Pit 18 at Beef O’Bradys. For Annual Literacy Day event from 5:30 -6:30 p.m. Sept. at 11 a.m. Sept. 12 at are invited to the End-of- and more. Jamie Davis and more information, contact on Sept. 8 from 10 a.m. to 11. Subjects to be cov- Guangdong Restaurant in Life Nursing Education Mercy Mountain Boys will George H. Hudson Jr. 2 p.m. O’Leno State Park ered include what a per- the Lake City Mall. The C o n s o r t i u m - Ve t e r a n be live in concert Friday. will be celebrating Literacy son needs to know about guest speaker will be Bill Care Conference. The Enter the talent contest at Sept. 22 Day with Magic, and the Medicare, when to enroll, Steele from Suwannee Valley consortium will be held www.firststreetmusic.com. Gentle Carousel Therapy what’s covered and wheth- Transit Authority. who will Wednesday, Sept. 12 from For more information visit Class of 77 reunion Horses. Listen to stories er or not a supplement is speak about services avail- 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the www.columbiacountyfair. Columbia High School read by local authors and needed. The seminar is for able from his agency. Lunch Holiday Inn of Lake City, org or call 752-8822. Class of 1977 celebrates “A guest readers. Talk with educational purposes only is $11. For more informa- 213 SW Commerce Drive Step Back in Time” 35th book illustrators. Take a and is not a sales event. tion, call Barbara Test at Lake City, FL. To regis- Sept. 15 reunion Sept. 28-30. There “Where Tales Meet Trails” Call (386) 755-3476, Ext. 754-7227 or Rose Taylor at ter call 352- 376-1611 (Ext. will be an alumni bonfire, adventure walk. Sign up for 107, for more information. 755-2175. 4018 or 5440) or 352-682- Pride festival, pageant banquet and church service. a library card, receive a 7057 or email valerie.whit- Lake City Pride Inc. Itineraries and tickets will free state park day pass Cry Out America Take Charge of Diabetes [email protected], Julie.dudash@ presents the Lake City be forwarded when rsvp is and learn about adult lit- Cry Out America will It’s not too late to regis- va.gov or nbarnes@hos- Pride Festival and Pageant received. Cost is $35 per eracy programs. There hold a prayer service and ter! Take Charge of Your piceofthenaturecoast.org. Sept. 15. The festival will be person, after Sept. 22 prices will also be an arts and reading of parts of the Diabetes workshop is now Class size is limited to 80. downtown in Olustee Park increases to $50 per person. crafts area, live animals and Constitution beginning at being offered as a 9 part CEUs will be provided to from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. There RSVP to CHS Class of 77, refreshments. Admission noon Sept. 11 in Olustee series, held Friday morn- RNs, LPNs, and ARNPs. will be live bands, vendors 244 SE Pine Dr. Lake City to the park is free with the Park, by the courthouse. ings starting Sept. 14 from and food. The pageant will 32025, or nancytrogers@ Patriotic songs will also 9-11 a.m. at the Suwannee Sept. 13 be at the Lake City Country msn.com. For more, call be sung. Participants will County Extension in Live Club from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. 867-1271. OBITUARIES

Evelyn Jessup Robert & Louise Graham, she extended illness. Lou, 59, was Reese and James Phillips; sis- nings (Earl), Ola Montgomery Arrangements entrusted to was the youngest of seven chil- born June 5, 1953 to Lee Curtis, ter Daisy Phillips Wade; aunts, (Henry); hosts of nieces, neph- COMBS FUNERAL HOME. Evelyn Jessup, 94, died Tuesday, dren. She attended Lewes High Sr. and Vella Mae Phillips. Mr. Patricia Ford, Josephine Ash- ews, other relatives and friends. 292 NE Washington Street. September 4, 2012 at the Suwan- School in Lewes, DE. & Tuske- Phillips preceded him in death. ley; uncle, Sylvester Jennings. Funeral services for Lou Curtis (386) 752-4366. Lake City, FL. nee Valley Care Center (Haven gee University in Tuskegee, He was edu- Cherishing memories: a devoted Phillips will be 1:00 p.m. Satur- Marq Combs-Turner, L.F.D. Hospice). She was born in La- AL. She was a member of Bart- cated in friend, Verdell; sons, Wayne day, September 8, 2012 at Mt. “The Caring Professionals” fayette County to the late Berry ley Temple United Methodist Marion Junc- Hawkins, Curtis Lee Phillips; Pisgah A.M.E. Church. 345 NE and Florence (Brown) Land but Church. She has a long career as tion, Alabama daughters, Shimetric Johnson, Washington Street. Lake City, FL. Obituaries are paid advertise- had lived in Columbia County a dietitian before retiring in 1994. g r a d u a t i n g Pamela J. Phillips, Louvella Visitation with the family will be ments. For details, call the Lake City Reporter’s classified depart- for most of her life. She was She volunteered and served from Hazen Phillips, Tatiyanna Phillips; from 5-6 p.m. Friday, September ment at 752-1293. a loving wife, mother, grand- on a number of boards and Harrell High mother, Vella Mae Phillips; step- 7, 2012 at the funeral home. mother & great grandmother advisory councils, includ- School. Lou father, Cecil Pender; brothers, who enjoyed ishing and was de- ing the Alachua County Dis- was employed Albert Lee (Barbara), Lee Cur- voted to her family and loved her ability advisory Board and the with Mill Pond Plantation in tis Phillips, Charlie Jenkins, Al church and Sunday School class. Center for Independent Living. Thomasville, GA., working until Stockton (Charmin), Daniel Jen- She is preceded in death by Survivors include her chil- his health declined. Other prec- kins; aunts, Juanita Rawls (Rich- her husband, Joseph E. Jessup. dren, Catrina (Elijah) Gainey, edents in death: brothers, James ard), Mary Jennings, Cathy Jen- Survivors include her son, Jerry of Gainesville, FL., Rupert Jr. Ride with the L. Jessup (Rauha) of Tallahas- (Leesha) Crawford, of Ft. Lau- see, FL; grandchildren, Brook derdale, FL., Carlene Crawford, Jessup of Tallahassee, FL & of Ontario, CA; (8) Grandchil- Turn account receivables into CASH!!! #1 car insurer Amber Jessup (Jason) of Vi- dren: 2 sisters, Thelma Epps, of " " " " enna, VA; great grandchildren, Fitsgearld, GA., and Dorothy Madison & Connor Dietrich (Eula) McGirt of Fitsgearld, Tiredofwaing30,60,90days?Meetpayroll. in FLORIDA. both of Vienna, VA also survive. GA.; (2) brothers, Robert Gra- Increaseprots.Greatforstartups,bankruptcies, Funeral services will be con- ham and Charles (Barbara) Gra- taxliens,badcredit&more.$20kto$10M+ ducted at 11:00 a.m., on Sat- ham, of Fitsgearld, GA.; a host urday, September 8, 2012 at of nieces, nephews, cousins www.jpcapitalsoluons.com and other relatives and friends. With competitive rates and personal service, it’s no wonder more drivers Wellborn Baptist Church with 8635896587 ® ® Visitation will be Friday, Sep- trust State Farm . Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. Dr. Donald Minshew and Rev. jpcapitalsolu[email protected] CALL FOR A QUOTE 24/7. Tommy Hudson oficiating. In- tember 7, 2012 from 7:00 p.m. terment will follow in Mt. Pleas- until 8:30 p.m. at Bartley Tem- ant Cemetery, Wellborn, Florida. ple United Methodist Church; Visitation with the family will Gainesville, FL. A celebration be one hour prior to service of her life will be Saturday, time (10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.) September 8, 2012 at 10:00 GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN a.m. at Bartley Temple Meth- FUNERAL HOME, 3596 odist Church 1936 N.E. 8th THIRD QUARTER 2012 BANK AUCTION South U.S. Hwy 441, Lake Ave. Gainesville, FL. Pastor Over 200 PrOPerties – Many selling absOlute! City, Florida 32025, (386) 752- Milton Griner, presiding; Pas- to the Highest bidder – no Minimums, no reserves! Single Family Residences, Townhomes, Commercial Buildings, Residential & Commercial Land and More! 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ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS Senate candidate from Massachusetts Elizabeth Warren addresses Richard Trumka, President of the AFL-CIO, addresses the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., on Wednesday. the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., on Wednesday.

ASSOCIATED PRESS House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi waves after ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS addressing the Democratic National Convention in Journalist and talk show host Cristina Saralegui addresses Bob King, President of the UAW addresses the Democratic National Charlotte, N.C., on Wednesday. the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., on Convention in Charlotte, N.C., on Wednesday. Wednesday. CLINTON: Former President shares prime time spotlight with Elizabeth Warren Continued From Page 1A a reference to God and to ambassador-in-chief to new jobs, vibrant new busi- general election campaign takable concern about the after a series of scathing declare that Jerusalem “is anxious voters in a tough nesses, and lots of new about to begin between growing financial disadvan- speeches on the conven- and will remain the capital economy. wealth for the innovators.” Obama and Republican tage they confront. Officials tion’s opening night. of Israel.” Some delegates “In Tampa the Republican Obama arrived in his challenger Romney, who said Chicago Mayor Rep. Chris Van Hollen objected loudly, but Los argument against the convention city earlier in spent his second straight Rahm Emanuel, who was of Maryland, who sits Angeles Mayor Antonio president’s re-election was the day, and officials said day in Vermont preparing Obama’s first White House opposite Republican vice Villaraigosa, presiding pretty simple: ‘We left him he would be in the hall for this fall’s debates with chief of staff, was resign- presidential candidate in the largely-empty hall, a total mess, he hasn’t fin- when Clinton spoke. Obama. ing as national co-chair of Paul Ryan on the House ruled them outvoted. White ished cleaning it up yet, so On an unsettled conven- Clinton shared prime the president’s campaign Budget Committee, was House aides said Obama fire him and put us back tion day, aides scrapped time with Elizabeth Warren, to help raise money for a something of an excep- had personally ordered the in,’” Clinton said in advance plans for the president to the Democratic candi- super PAC that supports tion. changes, but they did not excerpts. speak to a huge crowd in date for a Republican-held the his re-election. “When President disclose whether he had “I like the argument for a 74,000 seat football sta- Senate seat in Romney’s Unlike candidates, out- Clinton left office, America approved the earlier ver- President Obama’s re-elec- dium, citing the threat of Massachusetts. For many side groups can solicit had projected surplus- sion. tion a lot better. He inher- bad weather in a city that years “our middle class has donations of unlimited es of trillions of dollars The episode was an ited a deeply damaged has been pelted by heavy been chipped, squeezed size from donors. At the over the next decade. unwanted intrusion for economy, put a floor under downpours in recent days. and hammered,” she said same time, federal law Then came two wars, two Democratic officials, who the crash, began the long “We can’t do anything in excerpts released in bars coordination with the huge tax cuts tilted to scripted the evening to hard road to recovery and about the rain. The impor- advance. campaigns. the wealthy and a new showcase Clinton, popular laid the foundation for a tant thing is the speech,” In a tight race for the Inside the hall, a parade entitlement. Republicans 12 years after he left office more modern, more well- said Washington Rey, a del- White House and with con- of speakers praised didn’t pay for any of it. with the budget in balance balanced economy that will egate from Sumter, S.C. trol of the Senate at stake, Obama, but many went Paul Ryan voted for all of and now their unofficial produce millions of good That and the eight-week Democrats signaled unmis- relatively easy on Romney it,” he said. FLOOD: County studying effects of Tropical Storm Debby before buying homes Continued From Page 1A them,” he said. Williams said the county Management District have been there this More than $2 million and money into purchas- He said the county was commission did not make entered into a partner- wouldn’t event be a conver- is left for the projects, so ing his damaged home and supposed to close on an a decision to purchase ship to contribute $5 mil- sation,” he said. the money is available, he others, Mike Williams said. offer to buy his and other homes for the Clay Hole lion each to address water Projects in Five Points said. Officials did two apprais- homes by Aug. 31, but it Creek project now or sev- retention in the county’s and Melrose took priority “All we want is our coun- als of his home and title hasn’t happened yet. eral years ago. A general water basin areas, Dale over Clay Hole Creek, he ty officials to be account- research, he said. “You “Since June 25, it’s been area was selected for the Williams said. said. “In the middle of all able for what they said they don’t do title work on a one thing after another,” project, but not specific Engineers studied the that Debby hits,” he said. were going to do,” said house unless you are going Mike Williams said. homes, he said. area and developed flood- The board felt they Mike Williams, the hom- to buy it or sell it,” Mike Last week, Frisina sent Commissioners received ing mitigation plans, but should incorporate damage eowner. Williams said. Mike Williams and other the offers to buy the homes the recession hit and the from Debby into the miti- His family is living in a The contract he signed homeowners a letter tell- at the Aug. 16 meeting, district wasn’t able to con- gation plan, Dale Williams temporary home as they with a county-appointed ing them the County but instead of accepting tribute it’s share of the said. That information isn’t wait on a decision from the real estate agent is legal Commission did not the offers they requested money, Dale Williams said. available yet and it’s not county and the mold con- and enforceable, with no approve the offer to buy more information on how The county contributed certain how long it will take tinues to grow inside his mention that the board their homes. In the letter the mitigation plan, devel- $3 million for the projects in to find out the information damaged home. County must make the final approv- she said other homeown- oped before Debby, would Five Points, Melrose, Clay the board requested. officials told him not al, he said. ers have offered to sell play into overall storm Hole Creek and Cannon “We aren’t in the busi- to repair the home, as it “None of us are profiting their home and Debby’s water management, Dale Creek, but projects had to ness of buying houses just would be torn down, and from this,” Mike Williams effects have not yet been Williams said. be revised from their origi- because they flood,” Dale use the insurance money said. “The bottom line is studied, according to Mike After the 2004-05 hur- nal total price tag of $10 Williams said. “We are in to pay down the mortgage, the only thing we need for Williams. ricanes, the county and million, he said. the business of correcting Mike Williams said. them to do is what they County Manager Dale the Suwannee River Water “If the funding would problems in the long run.” The county invested time said they’d do,” he said.

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Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER HEALTH THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2012 7a Study aimed at making tractors safer for kids

By RYAN J. FOLEY in agriculture, one of the nation’s Gregoricka said he’s aware of Associated Press most dangerous occupations. the dangers of farm equipment, Government data dating back to including a wagon that he backs CORALVILLE, Iowa — the 1990s shows that two dozen up to a conveyor belt to sort corn. Researchers who hope to prevent or more children die each year in It could trap somebody if oper- children from dying in tractor tractor accidents, but researchers ated incorrectly. But he said he accidents are turning to a state-of- say the lack of a central database feels like he’s “pretty good” since the-art driving simulator to help makes it harder to be more pre- he’s been driving farm equip- determine when kids can safely cise and up-to-date. ment for years. operate farm equipment. Barbara Marlenga, a researcher His mother, Karen Gregoricka, Teens are at least four times with Marshfield Clinic’s National said that she “can’t stand to more likely to die on a farm than Farm Medicine Center, said farm- watch” Joe and his brothers, 12- in any other workplace. The U.S. ers want to hang on to longstand- year-old Mark and 14-year-old Department of Labor tried to ing traditions, such as allowing David, operate farm machinery, address the problem earlier this children to hop on tractors at a but they do so with their father’s year with rules that would have very young age. But she said the strict supervision. She said they limited their ability to operate farm number of deaths and injuries started driving small skid load- equipment. But the Obama admin- shows children are being exposed ers when they were about 10 and istration dropped the proposal to situations that aren’t safe, and began using tractors in limited after farm families and groups the National Advanced Driving situations at 12. denounced it as overreaching and Simulator is the perfect place to “I’ve always worried about kids an attack on their way of life. study them without risk. and tractors. It’s a scary thing,” With regulation off the table, Eighty-eight farm children with she said. “It’s hard to know when scientists at the University of tractor experience will hop in the they are ready.” Iowa and the Marshfield Clinic in cab of a commonly used John Parents looking for guidance Wisconsin are trying to attack the Deere tractor to take a virtual now find a confusing array of problem from a different angle. drive within the next month. A recommendations that Marlenga They’re looking at how children of movie screen wraps around the said are based on expert consen- different ages process information tractor, projecting life-like images sus, but not science. and make decisions while driving of their surroundings. The American Academy of tractors in a first-of-its-kind study The children, ages 10 to 17, Pediatrics recommends children of cognitive development skills. will mow fields, navigate hills be 16 before operating farm The research results eventu- and maneuver around buildings, equipment, but federal rules ally could be used to revise vol- people and vehicles. They’ll drive allow workers as young as 14 to untary guidelines for parents and along gravel roads in traffic, drive tractors if they pass a certi- employers about when teenagers merge, stop at intersections and fication course. are ready to perform a variety of pass cars. The North American Guidelines farm tasks, from mowing along All the while, software will for Children’s Agricultural Tasks, a fence line to using a manure record their every move, includ- ASSOCIATED PRESS released in 1999, say 12-year-olds spreader, researchers said. ing speeds, use of brakes, accel- Twelve-year-old Mark Gregoricka backs up his family’s tractor in can perform simple tractor work “Our goal is to try to develop eration and eye movements. A Springville, Iowa. Scientists at the National Advanced Driving Simulator at on their parents’ farms, 14-year- knowledge that makes it easi- control group of 10 adult farmers the University of Iowa in Coralville this month started what they hope will olds can operate power equip- er to prevent these accidents,” also will participate. be a pioneering years-long research project that aims to learn how cogni- ment and 16-year-olds can drive said Tim Brown, a University of The pilot study, funded by the tive development affects youth driving performance in tractors. tractors on public roads. Iowa researcher who helps run National Institute for Occupational “The information from a sci- the National Advanced Driving and Safety Health, aims to deter- said. sweet corn farm where he works. entific study like this can help Simulator in Coralville. mine whether the simulator can Joe Gregoricka, 16, said the He said the roads were “very to either support some of these Operating farm equipment, pinpoint small differences in the John Deere used in the study realistic,” although he joked the guidelines or say, ‘Maybe these including tractors, is the leading children’s performance. If suc- had a different feel than the older drivers in the simulator wouldn’t should change a little bit,’” cause of death and a top cause of cessful, it could lead to a longer tractors he drives on his family’s pass him on a rural road when Marlenga said. “That’s the impe- injury among children who work and much larger study, Marlenga goat farm near Springville and the he waved. tus for our study.” New DNA encyclopedia shows complex inner workings

By MALCOLM RITTER have uncovered uses for for the biology of disease, gest in their report in the AP Science Writer some of that DNA, so it particularly common con- journal Nature. The com- was clearly not all junk, but ditions such as high blood mon notion that genes are NEW YORK — A colos- overall it has remained a pressure, heart disease and specific regions of DNA sal international effort has mystery. asthma, scientists said. that are separated from yielded the first compre- Scientists found that at Studies have found that other genes “is simply not hensive look at how our least three-quarters of the DNA variations that pre- true,” he said. DNA works, an encyclope- genome is involved in mak- dispose people to such He and colleagues said dia of information that will ing RNA, a chemical cous- common disease often lie it would make more sense rewrite the textbooks and in of DNA. Within genes, outside the genes, raising to define a gene as a col- offer new insights into the making RNA is a first step the question of how they lection of RNA molecules biology of disease. toward creating a protein, could have any effect. The instead of a particular loca- For one thing, it may but that’s not how it’s used new work finds evidence tion on the DNA. help explain why some across most of the genome. that many of these varia- Birney said that with the people are more prone to Instead, it appears to help tions fall within or near finding of widespread activ- common ailments such as regulate gene activity. regulatory regions identi- ity across a person’s DNA, high blood pressure and Scientists also mapped fied by the ENCODE proj- scientists will be debating heart disease. more than 4 million sites ect, suggesting a way they how much of it is really The findings, report- where proteins bind to DNA could meddle with gene crucial to life. ed Wednesday by more to regulate genetic func- activity. Still, “it’s worth remind- than 500 scientists, reveal tion, sort of like a switch. Another finding raises ing ourselves that we extraordinarily complex “We are finding way more questions about just how are very, very complex networks that tell our genes switches than we were best to define a gene, machines,” Birney said. “It what to do and when, with expecting,” Birney said. researcher Thomas shouldn’t be so surprising millions of on-off switches. ASSOCIATED PRESS The discovery of so Gingeras of the Cold Spring that the instruction manual “It’s this incredible cho- Forty six human chromosomes, where DNA resides and many switches may help Harbor Laboratory in New is really pretty fearsomely reography going on, of a does its work. Each chromosome contains genes, but genes scientists in their search York and colleagues sug- complicated.” modest number of genes comprise only 2 percent of DNA. On Wednesday, 500 scien- and an immense number tists around the world reported their findings on the complex of ... switches that are cho- functions occurring in the rest of DNA, much of it involved in reographing how those regulating genetic activity. genes are used,” said Dr. Eric Green, director of the knew the detailed chemi- tific journals, while related National Human Genome cal makeup of the genome, papers appear in some Research Institute, which “we didn’t really know how other journals. In all, the organized the project. to read it,” she said in an 30 papers involved more The work also shows interview. “It didn’t come than 500 authors. The proj- that at least 80 percent of with an instruction manual ect is called ENCODE, the human genetic code, to figure out how the DNA for Encyclopedia of DNA or genome, is active. That’s actually works.” Elements. surprisingly high and a One key participant, The human genome is sharp contrast to the idea Ewan Birney of the made up of about 3 bil- that the vast majority of our European Molecular lion “letters” along strands DNA is junk. Biology Laboratory in that make up the familiar Most people know that Hinxton, England, com- double helix structure of DNA contains genes, which pared the new work to a DNA. Particular sequences hold the instructions for first translation of a very of these letters form genes, life. But scientists have long long book. which tell cells how to known those genetic blue- “The big surprise is just make proteins. People have prints take up only about how much activity there about 20,000 genes, but the 2 percent of the genome, is,” he said. “It’s a jungle.” vast majority of DNA lies and their understanding of The trove of findings outside of genes. what’s going on in the rest was released in 30 papers So what is it doing? In has been murky. published by three scien- recent years, scientists Similarly, they have known that the genome contains regulators that control the activity of genes, so that one set of genes is active in a liver cell and another set in a brain cell, for example. But the new work shows how that happens on a broad scale. It’s “our first global view of how the genome func- tions,” sort of a Google Maps that allows both bird’s-eye and close-up views of what’s going on, said Elise Feingold of the genome institute. While scientists already 8AHealth

8a LAKE CITY REPORTER HEALTH THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2012 Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 7-year-old girl recovers from bubonic plague

By CATHERINE TSAI Associated Press

DENVER — The par- ents of 7-year-old Sierra Jane Downing thought she had the flu when she felt sick days after camping in southwest Colorado. When she had a seizure, her father rushed her to the local hospital in Pagosa Springs. An emergency room doctor who saw Sierra Jane for the seizure and a 107-degree fever late Aug. 24 wasn’t sure what was wrong either, and called other hospitals before the girl was flown to Denver. There, a pediatric doc- tor at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children rac- ing to save Sierra Jane’s life got the first inkling that she had bubonic plague. Dr. Jennifer Snow first suspected the rare disease using the girl’s symptoms, a history of where she’d been and an online jour- nal’s article on a teen with similar symptoms. ASSOCIATED PRESS “If she had stayed home, Seven-year-old Sierra Jane Downing from Pagosa Springs, she could’ve easily died Colo., smiles during a news conference about her recovery within 24 to 48 hours from from bubonic plague at the Rocky Mountain Hospital for the shock of infection,” Children at Presbyterian/St. Luke’s Wednesday in Denver. It Snow said. is believed Downing caught the bubonic plague from burying It was the first bubonic a dead squirrel. plague case Snow and her colleagues had seen. girl is recovering and could treated with antibiotics. The bubonic plague hasn’t go home within a week, Symptoms of the bubon- been confirmed in a human doctors said Wednesday. ic form of the plague in in Colorado since 2006, when “She’s just a fighter,” humans include fever, four cases were reported, said her mother, Darcy chills, headaches, vomit- according to state health Downing. ing, diarrhea and swollen officials. Federal health offi- Darcy Downing said her lymph nodes in the groin, cials say that on average, daughter may have been armpit or neck areas. seven cases are reported in infected by insects near a Pneumonic plague, which the U.S. each year. dead squirrel she wanted is an infection of the lungs, Sierra Jane’s heart rate to bury. can include severe cough, was high, her blood pres- Plague is generally trans- difficulty breathing and sure was low, and she suf- mitted to humans through bloody sputum. fered a swollen lymph node the bites of infected fleas but The bubonic plague in her left groin so painful also can be transmitted by wiped out at least one-third it hurt to undergo the ultra- direct contact with infected of Europe in the 14th cen- sound that helped detect animals, including rodents, tury. Today, it can be easily it, Snow said. However, the rabbits and pets. It can be treated with antibiotics. 1BSPORTS Lake City Reporter Story ideas?

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Tigers prepared to Gainesville ready take on State’s for a fight on field No. 2 team today. against Columbia.

By BRANDON FINLEY By BRANDON FINLEY [email protected] [email protected]

It doesn’t get any bigger In his second year, than this for Columbia High Gainesville High coach until a district title is on the James Thompson has the line. Hurricanes ranked No. 2 in The No. 5 ranked Tigers the state. travel to take on the No. For the Hurricanes to 2 ranked Gainesville High stay there, they’ll have to Hurricanes at 7:30 p.m. knock off No. 5 Columbia today at Citizen’s Field in High for the second-con- Gainesville. secutive year. Columbia coach Brian Last season, Thompson’s Allen offered a simple solu- team took home a 28-6 vic- tion to how this game can tory at Tiger Stadium in be won. Lake City. “Turnovers,” he said. This year, Gainesville “We have to get them and High will host the Tigers at we can’t have them. Both 7:30 p.m. tonight at Citizen’s teams are going to do some Field in Gainesville. good things, but if one team Thompson has high forces five, it’s a different regards for the team he’ll game.” Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter go up against tonight. Both teams are similar in ABOVE: Columbia High quarterback Jayce Barber breaks into open field against Gainesville High last season. The Tigers will “They’re a good team all- their philosophies, but Allen try to avenge a 28-6 loss against the Hurricanes today at Citizen’s Field in Gainesville. BELOW: A group of Columbia High around,” he said. “They’re feels there’s still areas that defenders pile on top of a Santa Fe runner as he attempts to run the ball during a game on Friday. really well coached and I the Tigers can exploit after would say it’s like looking watching the Hurricanes in into a mirror.” a 51-28 win against Yulee. Thompson said the simi- “I didn’t think Yulee larities isn’t just about the was very good up front, so players, but the schemes the inside rush was shut being run on both sides. down,” Allen said. “For the “Our offense is real simi- most part, it was Derrick lar to Columbia’s offense Henry taking advantage and to be honest, our defen- once he got outside, so we sive scheme is identical hope to get some things as well,” Thompson said. going around the edge, but “This is two powerhouse I think we can run it inside teams that run pro-style as well.” offenses.” Of fensively, the Looking at the Hurricane’s Hurricanes will try to use roster, play makers can be the middle of the field. found throughout — and “They’re going to run a they’ve got speed. lot of intermediate and deep “Chris Thompson is a fast stuff off the route tree,” receiver, Ralph Webb is a Allen said. “They’ll take fast running back and Tony their shots down field, so James is probably the fastest that’ll be good for us to go kid in the state,” Thompson CHS continued on 2B GHS continued on 2B MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL

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Jets, 1 p.m. No. 25 Stanford vs. Duke, 10:30 p.m. GHS: Expecting fight GAMES Continued From Page 1B JV Tigers beat Madison 27-12 Today Columbia High From staff reports n Wednesday. from Nathan Taylor and said. “Juan Jenkins is against Columbia. girls golf vs. Buchholz A bad snap out of the end Kenny Paul returned a fum- the heart and soul of our “When you’re playing The future looks bright zone gave Columbia a 2-0 ble for a 99-yard score to defense and Keith Kelsey a good team and good High at Haile Plantation, for Columbia High as the lead and the Tigers never lead 15-0 at the half. is our leader.” backs, you can’t take 3:30 p.m. junior varsity improved looked back after the sec- Dallon Washington added Thompson scored four plays off,” he said. “The n Fort White High to 2-0 with a 27-12 win ond quarter. a 48-yard touchdown run touchdowns and Webb second you take plays volleyball at Interlachen against Madison County Andre Williamson caught and Akeem Williams caught rushed for 152 yards off, they can take it to the High, 6 p.m. (JV-5) High at Tiger Stadium on a 15-yard touchdown pass a 47-yard touchdown pass. while Buchholz transfer house.” n Fort White JV James had 132 yards on And when asked what to the ground. expect in tonight’s game, football vs. Newberry The lone down spot Thompson said to expect High, 7 p.m. CHS: Ready for top-five showdown for the Hurricanes came a top-notch game. n Columbia High Continued From Page 1B from allowing Yulee run- “We love to fight and football at Gainesville ning back Derrick Henry you’ll have two competitive High, 7:30 p.m. against in a big game.” “That’s a big reason they But then again, Allen to rush for 321 yards teams with two competi- Friday Gainesville will stack the were effective inside,” Allen feels CHS has better chanc- in a 51-28 win in tive coaches,” Thomspon box according to Allen giv- said. “We’ll have to get the es than Yulee did. 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DILBERT DEAR ABBY Bride resists mom’s attempt to keep stepmom in shadows DEAR ABBY: engaged couple manipu- “Disappearing lated by a parent in order to Stepmother’s” June 9 letter hurt the former spouse and BABY BLUES brought back memories of alienate the stepparent. It is my stepdaughter “Amy’s” the bane of my professional wedding. Her mother also existence. They cause so tried her best to prevent much stress for the couple us from being involved. that I’ve had brides break However, Amy included all Abigail Van Buren down and cry in my office four of her parents in the www.dearabby.com and choose to elope rather wedding. Dad and Stepdad mother harbors animosity than deal with the drama. walked her down the aisle toward me and my hus- Parents must realize that together, and her mom band. When the girls were their children are loved and I lit the bride’s candle kids she filled their heads by MANY people, and the together (though I’m sure with lies about us. Their best gift they can give them she gritted her teeth when on their wedding day is to BLONDIE father and I remained non- she did it). critical, loving and constant. set aside differences and The bride needs to There were some rocky old grudges in order to develop a backbone and years, but my stepdaugh- support the couple as they stand up to her mother. ters and I have made it begin their marriage. -- The dad (who’s paying for through. When the young- FRUSTRATED WEDDING half the wedding) should er one was married two PLANNER at least put his foot down years ago, she did a beauti- DEAR ABBY: about the guest list, and ful job including me. Her My invite whomever he and mother spent the wedding husband’s former wife has his wife would like to be day spewing vile lies about been a huge challenge for there. Wedding photos us to anyone who’d listen, me, even showing up at our can be of the two families and is still bitter these 26 small wedding ceremony BEETLE BAILEY separately, including the years later. and slapping me in the face. stepmom. Otherwise, The girls see their moth- The children were all there resentment will linger and er as she is and do not let and I kept the evening poison the relationship her affect their relationship going by hugging them and between stepmom and with us. For this I credit my saying I was sorry their stepdaughter. -- ANOTHER husband, who never toler- mom was so upset. Now, STEPMOM ated her ill treatment of me. as I watch these grown DEAR STEPMOM: I Stepmoms are not looking kids and THEIR kids mak- encouraged “Disappearing” to be in the spotlight or ing their way through life, to attend the wedding to take anyone’s place. But we I am proud to have been support her stepdaughter are an important part of the part of showing them what and inject a dose of reality modern family and should a solid, loving family can into the “fantasy,” and read- be without alienation and HAGAR THE HORRIBLE be treated with the honor ers were quick to share and respect we deserve. -- selfishness. -- BARBARA IN their views: MADE IT THROUGH ILLINOIS DEAR ABBY: ■ Write Dear Abby at I, too, DEAR ABBY: I work in www.DearAbby.com or am stepmom to two beauti- the wedding industry, and P.O. Box 69440, Los ful young women whose all too frequently I see the Angeles, CA 90069. HOROSCOPES

ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD thing. ★★★ SNUFFY SMITH 19): There is no time to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- rest if you want to reach Eugenia Last Dec. 21): The less said, the your destination. Hard sonal changes, but don’t better. You are likely to get work will pay off in the give anyone a chance to into trouble if you are out- end, although someone interfere with your plans. spoken or try to push your is likely to make your job Feeling good about you plans on others. Focus frustrating. Love is in the and the direction you more on making personal stars, and late night social- choose will make it easier changes that will give you izing will do you good. to deal with difficult indi- greater freedom to pursue ★★★ viduals who try to meddle your goals in the future. TAURUS (April 20-May in your affairs. ★★ ★★★ 20): Don’t hold back. Do VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- your best and surprise 22): Don’t take on too Jan. 19): Don’t let minor ZITS everyone. Your thoughtful- much. You owe it to both setbacks stunt your desire ness will be appreciated. you and your loved ones or your chance to advance. Pick a quiet but appropri- to leave room for fam- Contracts can be negoti- ate place for meetings and ily fun, travel or educa- ated, and your personal life you will make an impres- tional pursuits you want to can be adjusted to meet sion that will lead to a explore. Interacting with your current needs. Once long-lasting contractual people from different back- you know where you are venture. ★★★ grounds will open your headed, getting there will GEMINI (May 21-June eyes to all sorts of possi- be easy. ★★★★★ 20): Don’t let restlessness bilities. ★★★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- lead to an emotional mis- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. Feb. 18): Don’t let anger take that is difficult to fix. 22): Think outside the box. ruin your day. Take the GARFIELD Keep your thoughts and Take on tasks that no one time to do things right and your secrets to yourself else will tackle. Don’t allow avoid a mishap. Focus on until you are in a better anyone to pressure you money, home and making position to deal with oppo- or control your decisions. your surroundings more sition. ★★★ Follow your heart and take comfortable. Don’t fight CANCER (June 21-July the initiative to do what the inevitable. ★★ 22): You can set up inter- suits you best. ★★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March views or pick up informa- SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 20): Do what makes you tion, skills or connections 21): Don’t wait when you happy. Giving in or being that will lead to greater already know the answer. a chameleon will not help success. Your knowledge Take charge and let every- you gain respect. Stick to and insight coupled with one see your leadership a set of rules and avoid B.C. your compassion and ability. Focus on getting doing anything that is desire to help someone things done in record considered extravagant or will pay high returns. Live, time and with the utmost indulgent. Concentrate on love and laugh. ★★★★ precision. A partnership healthy relationships with LEO (July 23-Aug. must be based on equality people who share your 22): Concentrate on per- before you commit to any- interests. ★★★★ CELEBRITY CIPHER

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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND NUTES 23 SECONDS EAST 30 Deep South Forestry 05534563 Same day application and SIONERS, COLUMBIA COUNTY, FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, FEET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF Is looking for individuals w/ 2 yrs Social Services Director interview. Applicant must have a FLORIDA FLORIDA SAID 60 FOOT EASEMENT; experience to work FT. Must have Avalon Healthcare Center is valid Florida Registered LAKE CITY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 11-000624-CA THENCE SOUTH 88 DEGREES 22 valid FL DL / clean CDL: currently accepting applications Nursing License. Come prepared INVITATION TO BID WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. MINUTES 15 SECONDS WEST � Forestry Machine Operator for the position of full time with resume, minimum of three (3) BID NO. 2012-M Plaintiff, ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF � Licensed CDL Driver verifiable employment references The Board of County Commissioners vs. SAID EASEMENT 325.75 FEET; Social Services Director. � Semi/Heavy Equip Mechanic and two (2) personal references, will receive sealed bids for sign ma- KEVIN KENNINGTON A/K/A KE- THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 42 Bachelor Degree and Prior 386-497-4248 SNF Experience Preferred. driver’s license, and Social terials in the office of Commission- VIN LAMAR KENNINGTON; MINUTES 23 SECONDS WEST 60 Security card. ers, 135 NE Hernando Avenue Room ASHLEY KING A/K/A ASHLEY FEET TO THE NORTH LINE OF KENNEL POSITION: Ability to work in fast paced 203, Post Office Box 1529, Lake ALLENE KING; UNKNOWN TEN- SAID EASEMENT; THENCE environment with good 7:00-5:30, some weekends and Our 633 bed residential facility for City, FL 32056-1529, (386) 719- ANT I; UNKNOWN TENANT II; CONTINUE NORTH 00 DEGREES holidays. Flexible schedule of organizational skills a must! 2028, until 11:00 A.M. on Wednes- and any unknown heirs, devisees, 42 MINUTES 23 SECONDS WEST Competitive Salary and mental health consumers is located 30-35 hrs/week. apply in person at 25 miles west of Jacksonville in day September 12, 2012. Bid Forms grantees, creditors, and other un- 1302.39 FEET TO THE NORTH Columbia Animal Hospital, 2418 Excellent benefits package. and instructions may be downloaded known persons or unknown spouses LINE OF NORTHWEST 1/4 OF Please apply at Avalon Macclenny, Florida. In addition to S. Marion Ave, Lake City. general adult beds, NEFSH has a from the County’s web site: claiming by, through and under any SOUTHWEST 1/4; THENCE No phone calls. Healthcare and Rehabilitation http://www.columbiacountyfla.com/ of the above-named Defendants, NORTH 88 DEGREES 28 MI- Center. distinct part certified by the PurchasingBids.asp Defendants, NUTES 47 SECONDS EAST Looking for Professional Experi- 1270 S.W. Main Blvd. Centers for Medicare and Columbia County Board of NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE ALONG SAID NORTH LINE enced hardwood flooring Sand, Lake City, Florida 32025 Medicaid Services for the County Commissioners SALE 325.75 FEET TO THE POINT OF Finisher & Installer. Exp. Profes- 386-752-7900 recovery of elderly persons. Scarlet Frisina, Chair NOTICE is hereby given that the un- BEGINNING, CONTAINING 10.18 sionals Need Apply. 758-1789 Fax resume to 386-752-8556 dersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court ACRES MORE OR LESS, SUB- EOE 05534543 of Columbia County, Florida, will on JECT TO GRANTOR RETAINING NOW HIRING!!! Schools & August 30, 2012 the 24 day of October, 2012, at 11:00 A PERPETUAL NON-EXCLUSIVE $1,500 Hiring Bonus September 6, 2012 A.M. at the third floor of the Colum- INGRESS EGRESS EASEMENT We are now hiring experienced RNS RECRUITMENT 240 Education bia County Courthouse at 173 N. E. OVER AND ACROSS THE Class A Drivers EVENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Hernando Avenue, Lake City, Flori- SOUTH 60 FEET OF THE FORE- •Excellent benefits package 05534345 FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, da., described property situate in Co- GOING DESCRIBED LAND. including health, dental and 401K. September 11th – 12th, 2012 Interested in a Medical Career? FLORIDA lumbia County, Florida: GRANTOR ALSO GRANTS TO All applicants MUST Have: Express Training offers CASE NO.: 11-000535-CA LOT 61, BLACK A, WOOD- GRANTEE A PERPETUAL NON- •Class A CDL with Tanker NORTHEAST FLORIDA courses for beginners & exp BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., AS CREST, ACCORDING TO THE EXCLUSIVE INGRESS-EGRESS SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO endorsements. STATE HOSPITAL (NEFSH) MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RE- EASEMENT OVER AND ACROSS •1 yr tractor-trailer experience 7487 South State Road 121, • Nursing Assistant, $479 BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 6, THAT PORTION OF SECTION 11, next class- 08/20/2012 LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME with a t/t school certification or Macclenny, Florida 32063 PAGE 133-136, OF THE PUBLIC TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE 16 2 yrs. tractor-trailer experience LOANS SERVICING LP RECORDS OF COLUMBIA EAST AS LIES EAST OF OLD Plaintiff, without the certification. CURRENT RECRUITING / • Phlebotomy national certifica- COUNTY, FLORIDA. WIRE ROAD, SAID EASEMENT •25 yrs or older tion, $800 next class-09/10/12 vs. pursuant to the Final Judgment en- BEING 60 FEET IN WIDTH AND HIRING REGISTERED NURSES MATTHEW P. CHESONIS II; UN- Please apply online at WITH MINIMUM OF 2 YEARS tered in a case pending in said Court, LYING 30 FEET ON EACH SIDE • LPN 09/10/12 KNOWN SPOUSE OF MATTHEW the style of which is indicated above. OF THE EAST-WEST DIVIDING floridarockandtanklines.com EXPERIENCE. OPPORTUNITY P. CHESONIS II; UNKNOWN Any person or entity claiming an in- LINE BETWEEN THE NORTH 1-866-352-7625. FOR EXPEDITED HIRING. TENANT I; UNKNOWN TENANT Fees incl. books, supplies, exam terest in the surplus, if any, resulting AND SOUTH HALVES OF THE 05533866 EXCELLENT STATE BENEFIT fees. Call 386-755-4401 or II; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC from the foreclosure sale, other than SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID SEC- PACKAGE. PLEASE CALL REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., We Need You Now expresstrainingservices.com the property owner as of the date of TION 11. GRANTOR ALSO FT/PT, Daily work, get paid in AND RESERVE A DATE FOR AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRY- the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on GRANTS TO GRANTEE A 60 SEPTEMBER 11TH OR 12TH, WIDE BANK, FSB, and any un- 72 hrs. Deliver the at&t Yellow same with the Clerk of court within FOOT WIDE PERPETUAL NON- Pages in the Lake City area. FOR THE 9:00 AM OPENING. known heirs, devisees, grantees, 60 days after the foreclosure sale. EXCLUSIVE INGRESS-EGRESS REPORTER Classifieds creditors, and other unknown per- Must be 18 yrs+, have DL, vehi- CALL APRIL HOWARD AT WITNESS my hand and official seal EASEMENT LYING 30 FEET ON cle & insurance. (904) 259-6211, AT EXT. 1157. sons or unknown spouses claiming of said Court this 17 day of August, EACH SIDE OF THE EAST-WEST In Print and On Line by, through and under any of the 2012. DIVIDING LINE BETWEEN THE Call for more info above-named Defendants. In accordance with the Americans NORTH AND SOUTH HALVES (800) 422-1955 Ext. 1 www.lakecityreporter.com Defendants. with Disabilities Act, persons with OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF 8:00 A-4:30P Mon-Fri NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE disabilities needing a special accom- SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 6 www.DeliverPhoneBooks.com SALE modation to participate in this pro- SOUTH, RANGE 16 EAST, LESS NOTICE is hereby given that the un- ceeding should contact the Court Ad- AND EXCEPT THE EASTERN dersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court Sales Position ministrator at P.O. Box 2069, Lake 1629.68 FEET THEREOF, TO- Available for motivated individual. of Columbia County, Florida, will on City, Florida 32056-1965, telephone GETHER WITH A MOBILE the 19th day of September, 2012, at Rountree -Moore Toyota, Great (386) 755-4100 Ext. 250, not later HOME LOCATED THEREON AS benefits, paid training/vacation. 11:00 A.M. at the third floor of the than seven (7) days prior to the pro- A PERMANENT FIXTURE AND Columbia County Courthouse at 173 Exp. a plus but not necessary. ceeding. If hearing impaired, (TDD) APPURTENANCE THERETO. Call Anthony Cosentino N.E. Hernando Avenue, Lake City, 1-800-955-8771, or Voice (V) 1- A/K/A 669 SW SCOUT GLN., Florida, offer for sale and sell at pub- 800-955-8770, via Florida Relay FORT WHITE, FL 32038-4011 386-623-7442 lic outcry to the highest and best bid- Service. Any person claiming an interest in Small historic non-denominational der for cash, the following described CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- church with a heart for children is property situate in Columbia County, By: B. Scippio er than the property owner as of the seeking a pianist for Sunday Florida: Deputy Clerk date of the Lis Pendens must file a Commence at the intersection of the services. Please contact ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF claim within 60 days after the sale. 904-259-4194 if interested. West line of Section 34, Township 6 Mark A. Buckles If you are a person with a disability South, Range 16 East, Columbia Butler & Hosch, P.A. who needs any accommodation in County, Florida, with the North line 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E order to participate in this proceed- Medical of Jordan Street and run thence S 87 Orlando, Florida 32812 ing, you are entitled, at no cost to 120 Employment degrees 08’ 54” East along the North (407) 381-5200 you, to the provision of certain assis- line of Jordan Street 583.38 feet to tance. Persons with a disability who F/T MA, CNA, or LPN needed the Point of Beginning, thence con- 05534479 need any accommodation in order to For busy primary care office. tinue S 87 degrees 08’ 54” East August 30, 2012 participate should call Jacquetta M-F benefits available. along said North right of way line, September 6, 2012 Bradley, ADA Coordinator, Third Fax resume to 487-1232. 127.58 feet; thence N 09 degrees 13’ Judicial Circuit, P.O. Box 1569, 44” West, 215.57 feet; thence N 87 Lake City, Florida, at (386) 719- Medical Office looking for full degrees 08’ 54” West 82.28 feet; REGISTRATION OF 7428 within two (2) working days of time employee in Optical. Experi- thence S 2 degrees 54’ 06” West, FICTITIOUS NAMES your receipt of this notice, if you are ence preferred but not required. 210.80 feet to the Point of Begin- hearing impaired call (800) 955- Will train. Send resume to 763 SW ning. Said lands being a part of the We the undersigned, being duly 8771; if you are voice impaired, call Main Blvd. Lake City, FL 32025 SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Section 34, sworn, do hereby declare under oath (800) 955-8770. To file response Township 6 South, Range 16 East. that the names of all persons interest- please contact Columbia County pursuant to the Final Judgment en- ed in the business or profession Clerk of Court, 173 NE Hernando tered in a case pending in said Court, carried on under the name of BIO Ave., Lake City, FL 32056-2069; the style of which is indicated above. TIME, L.L.C at 939 SW ROANOKE Fax: (386) 758-1337. Any person or entity claiming an in- TERRACE, FT. WHITE, FL 32038 Dated in Columbia County, Florida terest in the surplus, if any, resulting Contact Phone Number: this 17th day of August, 2012. from the foreclosure sale, other than (386) 365-6778 and the extent of the Albertelli Law the property owner as of the date of interest of each, is as follows: Attorney for Plaintiff the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on P.O. Box 23028 same with the clerk of court within Name: PHILLIP G. THACKER Tampa, FL 33623 60 days after the foreclosure sale. Extent of Interest: 50% (813) 221-4743 WITNESS my hand and official seal by:/s/ PHILLIP G. THACKER 10-41499 of said court this 17 day of August, Name: JUDITH K. THACKER Clerk of the Circuit Court 2012. Extent of Interest: 50% Columbia County, Florida In accordance with the Americans by:/s/ JUDITH K. THACKER By: -s- B. Scippio with Disabilities Act, persons with STATE OF FLORIDA Deputy Clerk disabilities needing a special accom- COUNTY OF COLUMBIA modation to participate in this pro- Sworn to and subscribed before me 05534486 ceeding should contact the Court Ad- this 29th day of August, A.D. 2012. August 30, 2012 ministrator at P.O. Box 2069, Lake by:/s/ DOROTHY VOLTZ September 6, 2012 City, Florida 32056-1965, telephone (386) 755-4100 Ext. 250, not later 05534593 than seven (7) days prior to the pro- SEPTEMBER 6, 2012 Job ceeding. If hearing impaired, (TDD) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 100 Opportunities 1-800-955-8771, or Voice (V) 1- THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN 800-955-8770, via Florida Relay AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, 05534315 Service. FLORIDA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT CIVIL ACTION By: B. Scippio CASE NO.: 12-2010-CA-000384 Deputy Clerk DIVISION: MF ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF BENEFICIAL FLORIDA, INC., Mark A. Buckles The Lake City Reporter, a Plaintiff, five-day daily in North Florida, Butler & Hosch, P.A. Vs. 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E seeks an outgoing individual to DARYL K. WALDRON, et al, join our outside sales team. This Orlando, Florida 32812 Defendant(s). (407) 381-5200 NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED person should be self-motivated SALE with a strong desire to succeed 05534478 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pur- and possess an enthusiastic August 30, 2012 suant to an Order Rescheduling personality. Experience September 6, 2012 Foreclosure Sale dated August 16, preferred, but will train the right NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 2012, and entered in Case No. 12- person. To apply for this DANNY’S AUTO & TRUCK 2010-CA-000384 of the Circuit position please send resume to REPAIR gives Notice of Foreclosure Court of the Third Judicial Circuit in Josh Blackmon of Lien and intent to sell these and for Columbia County, Florida in vehicles on 9/29/12, 10:00 am at 190 which Beneficial Florida Inc., is the Advertising Director SW MONTGOMERY DRIVE, Plaintiff and Daryl K. Waldron, Re- [email protected] LAKE CITY, FL 32025, pursuant to becca L. Waldron, Tenant #1 n/a/a subsection 713.78 of the Florida Shelby Waldron, Tenant #2 n/k/a Statues. DANNY’S AUTO & Daryl Waldron, are defendants, I will 05534591 TRUCK REPAIR reserves the right sell to the highest and best bidder for to accept or reject any and/or all cash in/on on the third floor of the bids. Columbia County Courthouse at 173 N.E. Hernando Avenue, Lake City, 2FALP74W7TX143961 Florida 32055, Columbia County, 1995 FORD Florida at 11:00 AM on the 19th day of September, 2012, the following Maintenance Person 05534643 described property as set forth in said Convenience Store Group is SEPTEMBER 6, 2012 Final Judgment of Foreclosure: seeking an experienced PARCEL 30, CROSS ROADS Maintenance person. A/C & PHASE 2: SECTION 12, TOWN- Refrigeration, Electrical, To place your SHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE 16 EAST: plumbing and carpentry classified ad call PARCEL 30 OF AN UNRECORD- experience would be a plus. ED PLAT OF CROSS ROADS Competitive salary, bonus, paid 755-5440 PHASE 2, MORE PARTICULAR- LY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: holidays, vacation, company COMMENCE AT THE NORTH- vehicle and opportunity to join a EAST CORNER OF THE SOUTH- progressive and fast growing WEST 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 12 company AND RUN SOUTH 88 DEGREES Fax or Email Resume to: Lake City Reporter Classifieds dial-a-pro 28 MINUTES 47 SECONDS WEST [email protected] Reporter Service Directory ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF Fax 1-352-333-1161 386-755-5440 To place a Reporter Service Directory Ad in Columbia and surrounding Counties SOUTH 1/2 OF SAID SECTION 12, Highlight Your Reporter Service Directory Ad With Artwork-Ask Your Representative For Details A DISTANCE OF 1632.27 FEET BARTENDER NEEDED TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; Experienced & Dependable, THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 42 Must have your own phone & car. MINUTES 23 SECONDS EAST 386-752-2412 Services 1301.77 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE OF A 60 FOOT INGRESS- CDL Class A Truck Driver. Back Hoe, Dozer, Chopping, root EGRESS EASEMENT; THENCE Flatbed exp. for F/T SE area. 3 raking, bush hog, seeding, sod, CONTINUE SOUTH 00 DEGREES years exp or more. Medical disking, site prep, ponds & 42 MINUTES 23 SECONDS EAST benefits offered. Contact irrigation. Free Est! 386-623-3200 30 FEET TO THE CENTER LINE Melissa or Sandy@ 386-935-2773 OF SAID EASEMENT, AND THE Roof Repairs SOUTH LINE OF NORTHWEST Looking for Dependable Shingles, Metal, and Flat Decks. 1/4 OF SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SAID Forklift Repair Starting at $50.00. SECTION 12; THENCE CONTIN- Mechanic. Contact Roger at 386-365-4185 UE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 42 MI- Contact 758-1789 Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2012 5B Mobile Homes Unfurnished 310 Pets & Supplies 640 for Sale 730 Home For Rent 810 Home for Sale 810 Home for Sale 930 Motorcycles 8 mth old - Male Red nose THIS MONTHS SPECIAL! 2 BR on 1/2 acre, close-in, clean. ACCESS REALTY- 10 acre Hallmark Real Estate ‘06 HONDA VTX 1300 Pit bull. Pet application New 2013 Jacobsen 3/2 $32,500 fence,carport,porch and enclosed square tract, High & Dry, OF Just Reduced! Brick 3/2 home on Excellent condition. Loaded with Required. $100 Factory Direct Price! Only 3 left room plus huge fam room. Avail. w/ 25% down. Convenient one acre Backyard fenced, sprin- everything. Driver back rest, side Contact 386-466-7662 at this low price. North Pointe Appliance. $850 mo. Location MLS 81258$39,900. klersystem $114,900 MLS 80332 bags, windshield & lots more. Homes, Gainesville, Fl., Hwy 441. NO SMOKING OR PETS. Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 Call Jay Sears 386-867-1613 $7000 OBO American Bull Dog pup. Call 352-872-5566. Now Open Avail Now (386) 256-6379 Hallmark Real Estate Bob (h)758-2408 or (c)697-3667 10 month old male. $100 Sunday 10-3! ACCESS REALTY- 10 acre Pet application Required. BEAUTIFUL 3BR/2 BA, 2 car square tract, High & Dry, O/F Pool & Lakefront Home on 7.95 Contact 386-466-7662 WANTED…CASH PAID for garage, on 2 ac, 1,750 sqft Fort Avail. w/ 25% down. Convenient acres. 30 X 60 workshop guest your Mobile Home, Singlewide or White “3 Rivers Estates” $950 mo Location MLS 81258 $39,900. house, 4 bdrms-3-1/2 bths. MLS 940 Trucks Best of Two Worlds Doublewide flood homes wel- 80554. Janet Creel 386-719-0382 Yorkiepoo 1st+last +sec. Call 305-345-9907. Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 come. Call 386-288-8379 REO Realty Group, 1997 CHEVY Z-71, 4X4, Alpine Tiny 2 to 3 pounds at Maturity ACCESS REALTY- 43.64 acres Stereo, New Transmission & A/C, Call 867-0035 Palm Harbor Village Business & wooded acreage in N.Columbia Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 4/3- 3,786 sq. ft., 2 Additional toolbox, push bar, 5th wheel/reese New Homes Start at $39,900 750 Office Rentals Cnty. Scenic & Private. hitch, New tinted windows, Seat $5k for your used mobile home MLS 74429 $89,900. Rooms could be bedrooms, (Short For Rent or Lease: Former Doc- Sales), $219,900. MLS#79905 Covers, Excellent Condition Any condition ! Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 $7,600 OBO 386-755-1559 Bullmastiff - Male 3 years old 800-622-2832 ext 210 tors office, Former professional Pet Application Required. office & Lg open space: avail on ACCESS REALTY- Two story REO Realty Group, $100 East Baya Ave. Competitive rates. 1895 Victorian house w/ electrical 2004, F-350 Dually, Lariat, crew Contact 386-466-7662 Mobile Home Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 cab, 61,000 miles, 20 ton Weekdays 386-984-0622 upgrades throughout. double -deck Two story, tons of sq footage, PUBLISHER'S NOTE 650 & Land evenings/weekends 497-4762 porches, MLS 71594 - $149,900. Fifth wheel, hidden pop-up bdrms upstairs, 2 car carport goose neck hitch, w/ truck Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs Hallmark Real Estate Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 $124,900. MLS#80555 and cats being sold to be at least 8 topper, chrome brush guard A Place to Plat Stretch out & enjoy ACCESS REALTY- Spacious 4 REO Realty Group, REDUCED $17,500 OBO weeks old and have a health manufactured home on 1.9 acres. 2 805 Lots for Sale bd/3ba Cypress Lake w/ 3643 sqft certificate from a licensed Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 386-755-0653. Retail Value bedroom w/ CH/A. $54,000 Call 1.25 acres on lake. Vaulted $20,800 w/o options veterinarian documenting they Eastside Village Realty, Inc. 3br/2ba Upgraded DWMH on 5.1 Nate Sweat 386-628-1552 ceilings. MLS 81314 - $279,900. acres. 1194 sqft 24x24 shed have mandatory shots and are @752-5290 MLS #76668 - Patti Taylor386-623-6896 free from intestinal and external Hallmark Real Estate Vacant Lot priced right @ $124,900. MLS#80903 parasites. Many species of wild- HUD Home in Trenton! $40,000! $27,000 high & dry ready for BEAUTIFUL 3BR/2 BA, 2 car 950 Cars for Sale life must be licensed by Florida 3/2, Needs Handyman www.hud- you to build your dream home. garage,1 ac, 1,750 sqft Fort White Farms & Fish and Wildlife. If you are homestore.com Case #091-381778 area “3 Rivers Estates” $125,000 820 Acreage 2006 HUNDAI Tiburon GT unsure, contact the local Robin Williams 386-365-5146 Eastside Village Realty, Inc. River access. Call 305-345-9907. Coupe 2D 5speed manual trans. @752-5290 MLS #80401 Vacant office for information. Hallmark Real Estate Owner Financed land with only 43,000 actual miles. Good Condi- Lot Price @ $59,000 located on BRICK HOME that sparkles with $300 down payment. Half to ten ac tion. $9,500 (386)-466-7778 Traffic Free Private Location the Suwannee River High & dry like new! Fenced back yard with DW on 5 acres. 40 yr Transferable lots. Deas Bullard/BKL Properties ready to build your River home large oaks. Great location. $79,500 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com 402 Appliances Warranty! $58,900 MLS 80623. Call John Pierce 386-344-2472 Recreational Paula Lawrence 386-623-1973 Eastside Village Realty, Inc. ELECTRIC RANGE @752-5290 MLS #81200 - Vacant Commercial 951 Vehicles Whirlpool, white, Good condition. Unfurnished Apt. lot on Lake Alligator in Carter 830 Property RV 1997 Pace Arrow (Fleetwood) $200 OBO 710 For Rent Chase Site Built homes only Coldwell Banker Bishop Agency 34 ft sleeps 6, Gen, New fuel 386-719-2161 priced @ $120,000 1ac lake front Mayfair s/d, Brand New Brick, COMMERCIAL BUILDING in Pump. Good Condition great location near US 90 - I-75 05534348 3br/2ba split plan, covered porch $13,000 OBO 386-965-0061 We’ve got it all! LOVELIEST LOT 1/2 Located MLS #80025, $171,900 hub. On 1.8 acrescall Janet Creel Furniture in the Newest section of Plantation Elaine Tolar 386-755-6488 386- 719-0382 MLS 75778 408 WINDSONG APTS S/D 598 NW Savannah Drive. 2/2 $536 Call 386-397-6316 Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Oak Dinning Table Private Estate, City Limits, Hallmark Real Estate with 4 chairs and 3/2 $573 *Free after school program PUBLISHER'S NOTE 6 br/2 ba, 3 fireplaces, 39.7 acres Estate Sale Warehouse units on two piece Hutch, like new. All real estate advertising in this included MLS# 76111, Mary 5 acres in central location. Flexible $395 Contact 752-7228. newspaper is subject to the fair Brown Whitehurst 965-0887 sales terms or O/F. $279,000. 386-758-8455 housing act which makes it illegal Janet Creel 386-719-0382 to advertise "any preference, Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty ublished Monthly by the 430 Garage Sales 1BR APT. limitation, or discrimination based Excellent location 3br/1b Recent Investment P Downtown Location, Clean. New on race, color, religion, sex, remodeling (Kitchen & floors) 860 Property Lake City Reporter Large Sat 9/8, 7:30 - ? HH items, Carpet $450 mo, plus Security. disability, familial status or nation- $89,000. MLS# 79838, Mary Rugs, Clothes, Shoes, Patio furn, NO PETS. Call 386-755-3456 al origin; or any intention to make Brown Whitehurst 965-0887 2 ACRES of land with 8,000 sf. fishing items, Branford Hwy to such preference, limitation or 2 bedroom, 2 bath Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty building. $80,000. Located in Kirby Rd. 132 SW Crest Point CT on golf course, discrimination." Familial status Olustee. Owner Financing includes children under the age of In Town, Screened in ground pool, $695 mth FP, Workshop, New appliances. possible. 904-318-7714. Moving Sale - Sat. 8/15, 8 am-? Call Michelle 752-9626 18 living with parents or legal Furniture, HH items, books, lawn custodians, pregnant women and MLS# 115,900 RESULTS REALTY, equip, too much to mention 2 Bedroom / 1 Bath Apts people securing custody of chil- Elaine Tolar 752-6488 Brittany Stoeckert, 386-397-3473 for rent in Live Oak. 284 SW Woodberry Ct. dren under the age of 18. This Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Great Investment on main Rd, Call for price. Contact newspaper will not knowingly 1bd/1ba, plant shed, workshop, 2 units with 2BR/1B, PUBLISHER'S NOTE 386-623-3404 & 386-362-9806 All Yard Sale Ads accept any advertising for real es- located 2 mi off Hwy 129, $230,000 MLS# 79271 Must be Pre-Paid. 2/1 w/garage & washer/dryer tate which is in violation of the $74,900. MLS# 81060, hookups. East side of town, law. Our readers are hereby in- Sherry Ratliff 365-8414 Real Estate Call for details formed that all dwellings adver- 870 Wanted 386-755-6867 tised in this newspaper are availa- Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Miscellaneous ble on an equal opportunity basis. Piccadilly 3br/2b, Formal I Buy Houses 440 2BR/2BA w/garage To complain of discrimination call Dining & Bonus Room. CASH! 5 minutes from VA hospital and $177,900. MLS# 81094 4X8 ft Trailer - Steel Frame Wood HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, Quick Sale Fair Price Timco. Call for details. the toll free Neil Holton 984-5046 386-269-0605 Bottom & Side 386-365-5150 $250.00 telephone number to the hearing Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Call 386-754-0813 A Landlord You Can Love! impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Maintained home on a lake in 2 br Apts $600. & up + sec. Great Town, 4bd/3ba, great views, 880 Duplexes area. CH/A washer/dryer hookups. Results Realty, Brittany Stoeckert 386-397-3473 modern kitchen $269,000. Good Things 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 Nice 5 acres on River Rise, S/B 2/1 -1300 sqft, duplex w/ gargage. (Homes only) Underground totally refurbished,W/D hook up, 450 to Eat Amberwood Hills Apts. Eastside Village Realty, Inc. CH/A, $680 mth Lease Req. Private Patio area. Beautiful yard. utilities. $65,000 MLS #76151 @752-5290#81280 55+ 3br/2ba GREEN PEANUTS For Sale Washer/dryer hkup. Free water & 386-965-2407 or 386-758-5881 Graded and washed. Results Realty, dble car garage on lrg lot wooded sewer. 1/1, 2/1. Move in special. bckyrd, just reduced to $139,900. $30.00 a bushel. 386-754-1800. wwwmyflapts.com Brittany Stoeckert 386-397-3473 To place your 386-752-3434 Nice vacant lot in desirable river Come check it out won't last long Brandywine Apartments Community, $15,000 classified ad call Now Renting Eastside Village Realty, Inc. Mobile Homes MLS #73268 @752-5290 MLS #80737- Brick 755-5440 1, 2, & 3 bedrooms, CH/A. home on 7.48 ac 3Br/2.5Ba a true 630 for Rent 386-752-3033 W. Grandview Ave. Results Realty, Brittany Stoeckert 386-397-3473, Beauti- show place home has a dbl carport, 3BD/2BA DWMH in Town Equal Housing Opportunity 2 car pole barn for your other toys. TDD Number 1-800-955-8771 ful lot on Suwannee River. Proper- Large Lot. CH/A. ty features stairway down to $500 + deposit. Columbia Arms Apt. located Suwannee. $35,000 MLS #78842 ______Contact 386-867-1538 1/2 mi from V.A. & Winn Dixie. Pet Friendly. Auctions AIRLINES ARE HIRING - Train for Mobile Homes Pool , laundry & balcony. 810 Home for Sale ______hands on Aviation Maintenance Career. FAA 640 for Sale 386-754-1800. www.myflapts.com GIGANTIC AUCTION, September 12-13, approved program. Financial aid if qualified - 3/2 Home South of town with tile 2013 DOUBLEWIDE Efficiency with all utilities included. floors, lush bedroom carpets, up- 2012, 3475 Ashley Rd., Montgomery, Alabama. Housing available CALL Aviation Institute of $33,995 inc. set-up, dated baths & fixtures, new coun- trim-out & A/C Close to the VA. Crawler tractors & loaders, hydraulic excavators, Maintenance (866)314-3769 (727)415-2207 ter tops. $99,900 MLS 81229 Call Call 386-288-8379. Robin Williams 386-365-5146 articulating dumps, roll-offs and truck-tractors, ______Great area West of I-75, spacious motor scrapers & graders, loader backhoes, wheel NURSING CAREERS BEGIN HERE 3BR/2BA 28X64 in a great loca- deluxe 2br apts, some w/garage. ACCESS REALTY Gorgeous tion, a lot of upgrades, fireplace. W/D hookups & patio. $600-$750 views 3bd/3ba on Lake Mont- loaders, forklifts, trenchers, skid steers, paving – GET TRAINED IN MONTHS, NOT Only $2,500 down $399 a month. plus Security. 386-965-3775 gomery. Elevator, fishing dock & & compaction, rollers, tri-tandem & single axle YEARS. FINANCIAL AID IF QUALIFIED. Call Paula at 386-752-1452 or jacuzzi.MLS 81438 $249,900. E-mail [email protected] Greentree Townhouse dumps, lowboys, skidders, feller bunchers, log HOUSING AVAILABLE. JOB PLACEMENT Move In Madness. 2/1, 2/1.5. Free Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 5 LIKE New water & sewer. Balcony & patio. loaders & trailers, farm tractors, travel trailers. ASSISTANCE. CALL CENTURA INSTITUTE Mobile Homes!!! Laundry. Behind Kens on Hwy 90. Over 800 items will be sold! For details visit (877) 206-6559 For under $30,000. MUST SEE 386-754-1800 wwwmyflapts.com Call John T. 386-752-1452 www.jmwood.com. J.M. Wood Auction Co., ______Gorgeous, Lake View. Inc. (334)264-3265. Bryant Wood Al lic#1137 MEDICAL CAREERS begin here -- Train BANK REPO 3BR/2BA Double- Convenient location. 2br/1ba wide ’09 Excellent condition. Only Apartment. CH/A $450. mo $500 ______ONLINE for Allied Health and Medical $999 down $377 a month. Call dep. No pets. 386-344-2170 Paula 386-752-1452 or E-mail am- Business Opportunities Management. Job placement assistance. [email protected] Redwine Apartments ______Computer available. Financial Aid if qualified. Pets welcome. with 5 complexes, BANK REPOS we have a home for you. START NOW! OPEN RED HOT DOLLAR, SCHEV certified. Call 888-203-3179 www. Several to choose from. Singles or 386-754-1800. DOLLAR PLUS, MAILBOX, DISCOUNT CenturaOnline.com Doubles. North Pointe Homes, www.myflapts.com Gainesville 352-872-5566. PARTY, DISCOUNT CLOTHING, TEEN ______Coming in Daily and Selling Fast. TENANTS DREAM STORE, FITNESS CENTER FROM $51,900 OTR Drivers Wanted Newly remodeled, 2bd/1ba BIG FAMILY SPECIAL! WORLDWIDE! WWW.DRSS20.COM ______New 4/2 Jacobsen Super Sale duplex w/ w/d hook up. Must $43,935 inc delivery and set up. see.Call for details 386-867-9231 (800)518-3064 Drivers/ Class A Flatbed. GET HOME Just 5 per month at this low price! ______WEEKENDS! Up to 39/mi, Late model Gainesville Hwy 441 Near Home Updated Apt, Depot 352-872-5566. Saturday till w/tile floors/fresh paint. Education equipment & Big Miles! 1 year OTR Flatbed 6 PM Sunday 10-3 Great area. ______experience, (800)572-5489 x227, SunBelt 386-752-9626 Eastside Village Realty, Inc. MEDICAL OFFICE TRAINEES NEEDED! Transport @752-5290 MLS #81237 - 55+ Wayne Manor Apts. retirement Living 2br/2ba Spacious 2bedroom Become a Medical Office Assistant at SC Train!! ______Manufactured Home priced @ washer/dryer. Behind Kens off No Experience needed! Online training gets you Drivers 100% Owner Operator Co. Pay $51,000. Ready to move in Hwy 90. 386-754-1800 www.myflapts.com job ready! HS Diploma/GED & PC/Internet increase / Home weekly, Regional & Dedicated MUST SEE 2013 2x6 walls, R30 needed! (888)374-7294 Class A-CDL 1 yr. exp. in last 3 Call (800)695- insulation, OSB wrap, house wrap, Windsor Arms Apartments. real wood cabinets, and thermal Move in! 2/1, 2/1.5, 2/2. Pet ______9643 or www.driveforwatkins.com pain windows. Payment $399 per Friendy. Free 200 ch. Dish. Wash- Help Wanted ______month call John T 386-752-1452. er/dryer hkup.386-754-1800. www.myflapts.com ______Satellite TV Results Realty Brittany Stoeckert 386-397-3473, Drivers - Annual Salary $45K to $60K. ______Well maintained mobile on 10 Furnished Apts. Quarterly Bonus. Flexible hometime. Promotional prices start at $19.99 a month for acres. 2 car covered carport. 720 For Rent Refrigerated and Dry Van Freight. CDL-A, 3 DISH for 12 months. Call Today and ask about $77,900 MLS#79417 Rooms for Rent. Hillcrest, Sands, months current OTR experience. (800)414-9569. Next Day Installation. (800)336-7043 Results Realty Columbia. All furnished. Electric, Brittany Stoeckert 386-397-3473 cable, fridge, microwave. Weekly www.driveknight.com ______Home on 1 ac, Granite floors, Nice or monthly rates. 1 person $135, ______Schools & Instruction open kitchen & Fla. Room, beauti- 2 persons $150. weekly ful yard, $129,000 MLS# 77292 386-752-5808 ATTN: DRIVERS…Apply Now, 13 Driver ______Positions Top 5% Pay, 401K, Great Insurance, MEDICAL BILLING TRAINING! Train New KW Conventionals, Need CDL Class A for Medical Billing Careers at SCTrain. Driving Exp (877)258-8782 edu No Experience Needed! Job placement ______assistance after training! HS/GED/PC Needed Experienced OTR Flatbed Drivers earn 50 (888)872-4677 up to 55 cpm loaded. $1000 sign on to qualified drivers. Home most weekends. Call: (843)266- 3731 / www.bulldoghiway.com EOE ______DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED NOW! 2004 Ford F350 Learn to drive for Stevens Transport! Earn $700 Dually 2006 Honda VTX 1300 Exc. cond., loaded, driver per week! No experience needed! Local CDL Lariat, crew cab, back rest, side bags, Training. Job Ready in just 15 days! 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By TIM KIRBY 2-8 in 2011. [email protected] At Fort White last year, the game was tied 7-7 at FORT WHITE — The the half and the Indians Newberry High Panthers scored in each of the next are showing some punch in two quarters for a 21-7 vic- their second season under tory. head coach Chris Baker. Fort White outgained Fort White High travels the Panthers 203-170 yards. to Newberry on Friday for Quarterback Andrew Baker a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. was 5-of-8 for 56 yards and The Panthers beat host scored on a five-yard run. Santa Fe High, 39-7, last Hoyt gained 46 yards week in what has become a against Fort White on 13 traditional opening match- carries. up for the Alachua County Quarterback Brandon teams. That followed 44 Herbert, back this year, points Newberry put on was 5-of-11 passing for Interlachen High in the 44 yards with one intercep- kickoff classic game. tion. Ra’Kheem Hoyt, an hon- Fort White and Newberry orable mention all-state run- have squared off every ning back last year, rushed year since 2003. Indians for 161 yards on 14 car- head coach Demetric ries against the Raiders and JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Jackson is 4-1 against the scored four touchdowns. Fort White High’s Shayne Newman crosses the goal line for a score against Hamilton County High. Panthers, winning the last His longest TD run was four years as Fort White 12 yards, as the Panthers ground. yards on eight carries with six yards. Travyaun Presley Newberry is in District has taken a 5-4 lead in the rolled up 437 yards on the Jimmy McCoy added 94 touchdown runs of 19 and ran 11 times for 93 yards. 7-1A. The Panthers were series. Even without Jenkins, Seminoles still loaded at DE By BRENT KALLESTAD because you don’t replace a 1/2 career sacks one game Associated Press Brandon Jenkins, but hope- into his junior season. fully we adapt as a team,” “They’ll all be NFL play- TALLAHASSEE — Sixth- Fisher said. ers and very highly drafted ranked Florida State hasn’t Backup senior defen- in my opinion,” Fisher said. played its second game sive end Cornellius “Tank” “I think it messes you up of the season yet and has Carradine picked up the a little bit at depth wise, already lost two key defen- slack in Jenkins’ absence but we have some talented sive players for the year. with nine tackles and one guys behind them.” The team’s defensive sack in the win over Murray Fifth-year senior leader, senior pass rushing State. Toshmon Stevens, a spe- star Brandon Jenkins, suf- “We were fortunate to cial teams player, and red- fered a season-ending bro- have Carradine in there,” shirt freshman Giorgio ken foot in Florida State’s Fisher said. “Tank is a Newberry will move into 69-3 win over Murray great college player and the top backup roles and State last weekend — just we’ll think he’ll be a good Fisher will re-evaluate his a month after senior cor- NFL player too.” earlier plan to redshirt nerback and punt return Carradine moves freshmen Mario Edwards specialist Greg Reid was into Jenkins’ starting Jr., and Chris Casher. kicked off the team. role Saturday against Fisher said over Coach Jimbo Fisher said Savannah State while the weekend that he’d Wednesday he’s confident Atlantic Coast Conference hoped to redshirt both the Seminoles have enough defensive lineman of the Edwards and Casher, but talent to help offset the loss week Bjoern Werner holds now thinks he’ll need to get of Jenkins, who picked up down the other starting end one or both ready to play his first sack of the sea- spot. this year. son before breaking his left “We’ve always felt we had Sophomore Nick foot in the second quarter. three great ends,” Fisher Waisome started against Jenkins is sixth all-time at said. “They’re all the same Murray State in Reid’s old Florida State with 22 1/2 caliber of player ... big-time spot at cornerback, but is career sacks — just three players.” battling to hold off fresh- shy of overtaking Seminole Carradine had 5 1/2 man Ronald Darby for play- standout Ron Simmons for sacks last season when he ing time. Darby had a pair ASSOCIATED PRESS third all-time. spelled either Jenkins or of pass breakups in his Florida State cornerback Xavier Rhodes (27) and safety Karlos Williams (9) celebrate after “It’s going to affect us Werner, who already has 14 debut Saturday. breaking up a pass on Saturday in Tallahassee. WE NOW HAVE ONLY AT ETHANOL G. W. HUNTER, INC. 1130 US Hwy 90 W FREE PLUS (386) 752-5890 INTENDED USES: • BOATS & WATERCRAFTS • COLLECTABLE VEHICLES • OFF-ROAD VEHICLES • MOTORCYCLES Lake City Reporter GASOLINE • SMALL ENGINES

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