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Georgia company trying recent weeks after at least one the county must have at least to help Bay residents out-of-state tiny home man- one 70 square-foot room. fi nd housing aft er ufacturer started advertising Also, ceilings must be at least Hurricane Michael its product in the area to help 7 feet high. address the housing shortage According to current By Patrick McCreless since the hurricane. county records, there have [email protected] Ian Crelling, community been no permit requests for @PNCHPatrickM development director for tiny homes since the Oct. 10 Bay County, said tiny homes hurricane, which damaged PANAMA CITY — Modular are allowed in the unincorpo- or destroyed thousands of houses typically referred to as rated areas. houses in the area. tiny homes could be a quick, “They’re allowed, they just Crelling said the only ques- relatively cheap living option need to meet Florida building tions he really has gotten from for area residents recovering codes on things like wind load residents on the issue are if from Hurricane Michael. designs, and meet certain they can buy storage units and Some area officials said, requirements for founda- convert them into tiny homes. as long as it adheres to basic tions, room height, energy Again, such a structure must Florida building codes, a tiny codes and, of course, flood meet all state codes and the home can be erected in the zone requirements,” Crel- building would need proper county in residential zones. ling said. permitting, Crelling said. The “Jackson” style Tiny Home sold by Tiny Houses of Georgia. Interest in the topic has ignited Crelling said that for [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] on local social media sites in instance, any home built in See TINY, A5 Full service, half price

Haney Cosmetology Program salon fi lling void aft er Hurricane Michael

By Genevieve Smith SPORTS | C1 @PCNHGenevieve [email protected] GC NOT PANAMA CITY — Vir- WORRIED ginia York has been working in the cosmetology industry AFTER for more than 50 years — but if you ask her, she will insist OPENING that what she’s doing isn’t work at all. WEEKEND “I love my job and I always MISCUES have,” she said. “It’s one of those jobs that doesn’t feel like a job.” York often is reminded of herself when she sees her new students filled with anticipation and excitement No wall as they begin their careers in cosmetology. Immedi- ately following graduation money from Bay High School, York began her career behind the in Dems’ chair, and today is embark- Julieth Montoya practices braiding hair at Tom P. Haney Technical Center on Wednesday. [ALL PHOTOS ing on her 22nd year of BY PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] instructing in the Cosme- tology Program at Haney fi rst off er Technical Center. town. Haney’s Cosmetology “Our clients come because Program is a 40-week, 1,200- they see it’s cheaper but we By Andrew Taylor hour program that offers do the same job,” said Julieth and Alan Fram three classes each year. In- Montoya, who is finishing The Associated Press state tuition for the program the program in just a few is $4,744, which includes days. “And we need people WASHINGTON — Demo- tuition fees and books. to practice on.” crats in the House offered Each day of instruction Montoya said the program a border security plan on includes two hours of time is particularly in need of men Wednesday that would not in the classroom where to practice on, as most of provide a penny for Donald students learn the science their customers are women. Trump’s border wall, ignoring behind the application. In the The salon offers a variety — for now — an early-morning lab, students practice their of services — from haircuts warning from the president craft on mannequin heads, and color, to facials and that they’d be “wasting their before moving on to practice manicures, all under the time” if they don’t come up on family and friends. guidance of York, a licensed with wall money. Once the students are cosmetologist, and at a price The Democratic offer properly prepared, they rate of half what you would is just a starting point in begin practicing on paying pay at a regular salon. House-Senate talks on border customers in the lab’s “My passing rate is 98 security funding that kicked created salon, which has percent,” said York of the off in a basement room in become a mutually benefi- state exam, which students the Capitol. A top Demo- cial service for the students will take in Tallahassee fol- crat acknowledged that and the community after the lowing the program. “everything is on the table,” hurricane demolished many Haney cosmetology student Tameda Johnson styles the hair of salon businesses around See HANEY, A5 fellow student Halley Marsh. See BORDER, A5

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Polar blast Peace with the Taliban? envelopes Trump warned of risks Midwest of withdrawing too soon from Afghanistan Infrastructure strained By Deb Riechmann by some of the lowest The Associated Press temperatures in years

WASHINGTON — Trump By Michael Tarm administration claims of and Corey Williams progress in talks with the The Associated Press Taliban have sparked fears even among the president’s CHICAGO — A blast of polar allies that his impatience air enveloped much of the Mid- with the war in Afghanistan west on Wednesday, cracking will lead him to withdraw train rails, breaking water pipes troops too soon, leaving the and straining electrical systems country at risk of returning with some of the lowest tem- to the same volatile con- peratures in a generation. dition that prompted the The deep freeze closed invasion in the first place. In this Oct. 31 photo, Afghan National Army (ANA) soldiers carry out an exercise during a live fi ring at schools and businesses and Discussions between a the Afghan Military Academy in Kabul, Afghanistan. [RAHMAT GUL/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] canceled flights in the nation’s U.S. envoy and the Taliban third-largest city, which was are advancing weeks after overseas military entan- But now even fellow the war. as cold as the Arctic. Heavily the administration said it glements, something he Republicans worry that “While it is tempting to dressed repair crews hustled to wanted to begin drawing made clear in December by reports of progress will retreat to the comfort and keep utilities from failing. down troops in Afghani- declaring the Islamic State embolden Trump to security of our own shores, Chicago dropped to a low of stan. That has prompted group defeated in Syria and withdraw troops from there is still a great deal of around minus 23, slightly above some critics to note that announcing he was pull- Afghanistan before the work to be done,” McCon- the city’s lowest-ever reading President Donald Trump is ing 2,000 American troops region is stable and will nell said Tuesday. “And we of minus 27 from January 1985. telegraphing a withdrawal from that country over the reintroduce the conditions know that left untended, Milwaukee had similar condi- — the same thing he accused objections of his top foreign that first ensnared America these conflicts will rever- tions. Minneapolis recorded President Barack Obama of policy advisers. in the conflict. The Tali- berate in our own cities.” minus 27. Sioux Falls, South doing by saying he wanted The stakes are higher in ban now control nearly half James Dobbins, special Dakota, saw minus 25. to end the American combat Afghanistan, a conflict that the country and carry out representative for Afghan- Wind chills reportedly made mission in 2014. has cost 2,400 American near-daily attacks, and for- istan and Pakistan during it feel like minus 50 or worse. “It’s an effort to put lip- lives and hundreds of bil- eign-policy experts fear that the Obama administration, Downtown Chicago streets stick on what will be a U.S. lions in taxpayer dollars. any progress on protecting said Trump “seems to have were largely deserted after withdrawal,” said Ryan The U.S. invaded the coun- women and minorities in the abandoned” the conditions- most offices told employees to Crocker, a former U.S. try to oust the Taliban and country could be lost if the based strategy he espoused stay home. Trains and buses ambassador to Kabul under al-Qaida in October 2001 in militant group is once again in 2017. The future of troops operated with few passengers. Obama. response to the Sept. 11 ter- part of the government. in Afghanistan is anybody’s The hardiest commuters ven- A negotiated settlement rorist attacks, and the CIA The top Republican in guess, he said. tured out only after covering to America’s longest war director warned as recently Congress, Senate Majority “I don’t think anybody, nearly every square inch of flesh poses a dilemma for Trump. as Tuesday that Afghanistan Leader Mitch McConnell, including probably him, can against the extreme chill, which He has often declared could once again become a cautioned the president predict his behavior,” Dob- froze ice crystals on eyelashes he wants to end lengthy terrorist haven. against a hasty exit from bins said. and eyebrows in minutes.

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SAN FRANCISCO RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA JOHANNESBURG

Jessica Tovar, right, speaks Monday at a rally before In this Nov. 30 photo, Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Rescuers search for survivors on the beach after a California Public Utilities Commission meeting in Mohammed bin Salman takes part in the G20 two boats carrying migrants capsized Tuesday off San Francisco. A federal judge in San Francisco found Summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Saudi Arabia’s the shore near Godoria, in northeast Djibouti. The Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. violated its probation in a unprecedented anti-corruption sweep that saw top remains of 52 people have been found after some 130 criminal case stemming from a deadly gas explosion princes, businessmen, military officers and officials migrants went missing, the U.N. migration agency in 2010 and berated the utility Wednesday for not detained at the Ritz-Carlton hotel has concluded said Wednesday, as body bags were laid out on the doing enough to prevent its equipment from causing after netting the government around $106.6 billion, sand. Sixteen survivors were recovered, and the tiny more wildfires. The utility’s return to a U.S. courtroom the Royal Court said Wednesday. The anti-corruption East African nation’s coast guard continued a search came a day after it declared bankruptcy. [AP] committee summoned or questioned 381 people. [AP] and rescue operation after Tuesday’s accident. [AP]

GAUTIER, MISS. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. CHICAGO BUCHAREST, ROMANIA ISTANBUL Interstate standoff ends with Jones seeks venue change in Police: No footage yet showing NATO chief urges Russia to Turkey: US Consulate translator machete-wielding trucker Sandy Hook defamation cases ‘Empire’ actor being attacked comply with missile pact convicted of terror charge

A standoff between Mis- Lawyers for Infowars Detectives have reviewed NATO’s secretary-general A Turkish citizen who sissippi authorities and a host Alex Jones have asked a surveillance footage of on Wednesday urged Russia worked as a translator for the truck driver armed with a Connecticut judge to move “Empire” actor Jussie Smol- to respect a Cold War-era mis- U.S. Consulate in Adana was machete came to an end defamation cases against him lett walking to his downtown sile treaty saying its missiles convicted on terror charges Wednesday afternoon. to another part of the state as Chicago apartment after are nuclear capable and could Wednesday but will be freed News outlets report officers he defends discussions on his an early morning visit to a reach European cities. from prison, Turkey’s official used tear gas to get the suspect web show about the Sandy Subway restaurant, but none Jens Stoltenberg that Russia news agency reported. out of the truck. Information Hook Elementary School of the video they’ve watched was violating the treaty and A court convicted Hamza has not been released on the massacre being a hoax. so far showed him being had “developed and deployed Ulucay of “knowingly and charges he will face. The requests filed Wednes- attacked, a police official said new intermediate range mis- willingly aiding an armed The Mississippi Highway day ask that the cases be Wednesday. siles,” which were “hard to terror organization” without Patrol says there were no moved to Windham County. Investigators “for the most detect, mobile.” membership in the group, injuries. Jones’ lawyers say pre- part” can confirm the route The 1987 Intermediate- Anadolu news agency said. The situation began shortly trial publicity has made it Smollett took early Tuesday range Nuclear Forces Treaty Ulucay had denied the alle- after 9 a.m. Wednesday impossible to get a fair trial when he says he was attacked between the U.S. and the gations and requested an when authorities in Alabama in Bridgeport, in the same by two masked men along a Soviet Union bans produc- acquittal while appearing in pursued the 18-wheeler. county where 20 first-graders street in the Streeterville tion, testing and deployment court through a video hookup. That chase continued into and six educators were killed neighborhood, police spokes- of land-based cruise and bal- The court sentenced Ulucay Mississippi, coming to an in Newtown in 2012. man Anthony Guglielmi said. listic missiles with a range of to 4 ½ years in prison, but end just east of the Gautier Lawsuits by families of eight However, there are gaps and 310-3,400 miles. The Pen- released him with credit for Vancleave Road exit. victims and a first responder none of the footage police tagon has shared details with the nearly two years he spent Authorities have not said say they’ve been subjected to have reviewed shows an NATO allies asserting that in pre-trial detention. what sparked the initial harassment and death threats attack, he said, noting that Russia’s new 9M729 missile pursuit. from Jones’ followers. the review is ongoing. system falls within the treaty. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Thursday, January 31, 2019 A5

housing and doesn’t look Brittany Merrill TINY like a mobile home,” Childs relaxes as said. “If you ordered now, Crystal Branham From Page A1 I could deliver it in a week massages her and then we’d just need to face during a hook up utilities … and we facial at Tom P. Bo Creel, president of work with people on money Haney Technical EPCI Code Administration and financing.” Center. [PATTI Services, which provides The area’s interest in BLAKE/THE NEWS building department ser- Childs’ tiny homes appears HERALD] vices for Panama City, said to be significant. that like the county, resi- Childs said he received York said the program dents must meet standard between 300 and 400 calls HANEY has lost only one student state code requirements to The “Jackson” style Tiny Home sold by Tiny Houses of about his services within a because of the housing build a tiny home in the city. Georgia. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] week after advertising in From Page A1 crisis and repairs will “According to the code, the area. continue until the facili- it’s got to at least have a Allen Childs, owner it because a friend of mine “I heard such heart- ties are better than ever. kitchen and the kitchen of Tiny Houses of Geor- drove through the area and breaking stories,” Childs Despite the ongoing Enrollment is open now has to be a minimum of 150 gia, hopes to end that saw all the devastation,” said. lab renovations following for the next wave of cos- square feet,” Creel said. hesitation. Childs said. “I wanted to Childs said he installed Hurricane Michael, York metology students, and Creel said he didn’t think Childs said he started help get in affordable hous- his first home in Bay County said the students haven’t classes will start on Feb. 11. EPCI had issued any per- advertising his company in ing down there.” in Lynn Haven about 30 missed a beat, save for the For community mits for tiny homes in the the county a few weeks ago Childs said his homes, days ago. two-month break follow- members interested in city since the hurricane. as an option for residents which are pre-made and “And I’m working on ing the storm as the lab’s services offered by the “A lot of people have struggling to recover from then delivered, typically other orders,” he said of plumbing was repaired. salon, hours are Monday talked about them, but the hurricane. Childs said are 400 square feet and the area. “I’ve got a guy While Haney’s infra- through Friday from nobody has pulled the he doesn’t normally buy cost between $50,000 and wanting to buy five homes structure was not exempt 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. by trigger,” Creel said of tiny advertising in disaster areas. $60,000. to rent out to low-income from the widespread walk-in or appointment homes. “It was just my idea to do “This is very affordable families.” destruction of Michael, at 850-767-5511.

and boats to police the BORDER border, and to provide humanitarian assistance From Page A1 for migrants. “Democrats are once again supporting strong including the border bar- border security as an riers demanded by Trump. essential component of Lawmakers on both sides homeland security. Border flashed signs of flexibil- security, however, is more ity, eager to demonstrate than physical barriers; and willingness to compromise homeland security is more in hopes of resolving the than border security,” standoff with Trump that said Rep. Lucille Roybal- sparked the just-ended Allard, D-Calif. 35-day partial government From left, Sen. Patrick Leahy, Sen. Richard Shelby and Senators revisited a shutdown. House Appropriations Committee Chair Nita Lowey greet bipartisan $1.6 billion The high-stakes talks each other Wednesday as a bipartisan group of House proposal for 65 miles of are taking place against and Senate bargainers meet to craft a border security fencing in the Rio Grande the backdrop of another compromise in hope of avoiding another government Valley in Texas that passed possible shutdown in mid- shutdown, at the Capitol in Washington. [J. SCOTT a key committee last year. February — an outcome APPLEWHITE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] The panel of old-school Trump’s GOP allies in the lawmakers from the Senate are especially eager negotiating the bill are well along the U.S. border with powerful appropriations to avoid. But while Trump’s aware that he could move Mexico faces uphill odds. committees has ample rhetoric has cooled, he’s to quash an agreement at Even Trump’s GOP allies expertise on homeland proven to be an unpredict- any time, plunging them acknowledge he may only security issues, as many of able force in the shutdown back into crisis. get a fraction of it. The them helped finance fence debate, often veering back Still, Trump’s request Democratic plan includes built over the years that to his original demands for $5.7 billion to build new money for customs stretches across much of for the wall. Lawmakers about 234 miles of barriers agents, scanners, aircraft the 1,954-mile border.

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Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor Taliban talks better than an endless war

fter 17 years and the deaths of more than 2,400 American troops, U.S. involvement in Afghani- stan might finally be coming to a close — not A with a decisive victory over the Taliban but with a negotiated settlement that could give the Islamist insurgents a role in governing the country again. Still, depending on the details, that could be preferable to con- tinued, open-ended conflict with no guarantee of success. Although nothing has been finally agreed, U.S. and Taliban representatives meeting in Qatar have discussed a “frame- Shutdown hit a wall of truth evasion work” in which U.S. troops in Afghanistan, now number- ing about 14,000, would leave the country along with other foreign forces. In exchange, the Taliban would offer assur- of undocumented immi- his own stupid rhetoric. ances that Afghanistan wouldn’t be used as a launching grants in this coun- But saying this reinforces ground for attacks against foreign countries. Those terms try has been declining, the belief in many minds might be the beginning, not the end, of a settlement that also according to a new Pew that we need a wall and the should include new political arrangements in Afghanistan. Research Center study problem is paying for it. It was the Taliban-controlled government’s shelter- using government data. It fuels an argument that ing of Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda that led President Froma Harrop Some defenders said that should roll to a stop based George W. Bush to order U.S. troops into Afghanistan fol- even if a wall stopped just on its faulty foundation. lowing the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks after first giving a few, it would be worth For the record, we the Taliban the opportunity to “deliver to United States ow, President it. But if they are that con- already have fencing and authorities all the leaders of Al Qaeda who hide in your land.” Trump’s reason for cerned, why don’t they also other barriers along parts So there is a necessary symmetry to a demand by the U.S. Nthe shutdown, a call for vigorously punish- of the border vulnerable that the Taliban agree not to harbor terrorists in the future “crisis” at the border, was ing the employers who to illegal entry. Tijuana as the price of its rehabilitation in a peace agreement. a lie. The real reason was provide the jobs that draw has many miles of barrier But while the original rationale for the U.S. intervention in Robert Mueller’s tighten- the undocumented here? extending along land and Afghanistan was to stop that country from serving as a stag- ing noose around his world Note that hiring undocu- then well into the water. ing ground for international terrorists, the toppling of the Tal- and a desperate need for mented workers is illegal, I wish Nancy Pelosi iban also led to the merciful end of a puritanical government new drama to draw eyes as well. Trump knows that. wouldn’t call the wall that for five years had oppressed and marginalized women. elsewhere. When things go (He employs them himself.) “immoral.” The American That is why it is important that the U.S., even as it negoti- south, Trump sends atten- The game is to treat the people have a right to border ates directly with the Taliban, also press that group to deal tion in the same direction workers as criminals but, security. Pelosi frequently with the Afghan government headed by President Ashraf — to where the United if they get through, turn a asserts that everyone wants Ghani, which the Taliban in the past has dismissed as an States meets Mexico. blind eye to the companies this but doesn’t make clear American puppet. To his credit, Zalmay Khalilzad, the Trump couldn’t get that provide employment. enough that this sometimes Trump administration’s chief negotiator, said any deal with Congress to approve Talk about amnesties. means turning good people the Taliban “must include an intra-Afghan dialogue” and a wall funding, even when The most cracked cor- away. When Barack Obama comprehensive cease-fire. Khalilzad needs to bargain hard Republicans ran the ner of this whole wall ran a vigorous deportation to convince the Taliban that it must negotiate in good faith whole thing. When the business is the question program, he came under not only with the U.S., but also with its fellow Afghans. new Democratic House of who should pay for attack by various left- The Taliban may have reasons of its own to do so. At leadership said “no the wall. Let’s assume wingers and ethnic activ- least some in its leadership may prefer peace and a role in a wall,” Trump responded for the sake of argument ists. Pelosi did not do nearly power-sharing arrangement over continued conflict and “then no government.” that it is needed. Trump enough to defend him. the presence of foreign troops. The U.S. could play a part by While he rummaged for made making Mexico pay Perhaps her use of making clear that, while it is eager to withdraw its remain- an out, some right-wing for the wall a corner- “immoral” was a way of ing military forces, it would be willing to provide economic mercenaries said mean stone of his campaign. getting at the racism feed- assistance to Afghanistan in the event of a peace agreement. things about him on OK. But if there’s a threat ing so much of the wall Hopeful as the talks in Qatar may be, much remains to their tweet machines, to national security, why demands. It’s there, for be done before diplomacy can be said to have triumphed. and he collapsed. ask other countries to pay sure. But it’s unfair to so A successful agreement to end the fighting in Afghanistan Nobody “forced” him. for our defense? Just do it. label everyone who sees will probably require the participation of Pakistan, which in If a national emergency Of course, this was a thinly this as a path toward an the past has been criticized for sheltering Afghan militants existed — he certainly covered exercise in blam- orderly immigration sys- but lately seems to be supportive of a peace process. Presi- convinced many Ameri- ing foreigners for a per- tem. Many just haven’t dent Trump may need to control his impatience for a deal cans there was one — ceived domestic problem. digested all the facts. and allow his negotiators more time to use the possibility of might such a drastic step Many Democrats retort, troop withdrawal as leverage in negotiations. The Afghan be justified? Perhaps, but “You said Mexico would pay Froma Harrop is a syn- government needs to accept that sharing power with some there isn’t one. Illegal for the wall.” This wrongly dicated columnist with elements of the Taliban is the price of peace, just as the Tali- immigration remains a evades the nut of the ques- Creators Syndicate. Fol- ban may need to purge some of its extremist elements. problem, but the num- tion. It is, “Do we need a low her on Twitter @ bers attached to it are wall or not?” Of course, they FromaHarrop or email — Los Angeles Times down. The population are harassing Trump with [email protected].

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

‘Trump Derangement collective security, enacted have hit record levels: The fact that unemploy- border.” Even though time Syndrome’ and the media historic tax and regulatory African-American at 5.9 ment numbers are at record after time we see masses of that supports it reforms which has unleashed percent, Hispanic at 4.5 lows for blacks and Latinos illegals trying to breach the economic growth, and he is percent, Asian-Americans since the president took over border daily. Group speak, Bernie Sanders reminds me installing conservative judges at 2 percent, also women’s seems to be of little conse- innuendos, accusations and of the old men on the Mup- who will preside for decades. unemployment at the low- quence to Bernie or any of the wishful thinking are all the pet TV show sitting in the He is a truly unique president est in 65 years. All setting other bomb-throwing liberals. liberals have to hang on to. “Balcony of Life” shaking his in our American history. new records and it keeps The Trump Derange- They remind me of Linus fist at any anything positive He’s a kid from Queens who getting better day by day. ment Syndrome” is run- in the Peanuts comics wait- Trump happens to achieve. became an international All of this is directly attrib- ning rampant through the ing each year for the “Great He has come flat out and told business leader and made uted to Trump’s rapid mass Democratic Party and they Pumpkin” and missing out on the press that our president billions by getting things done deregulation actions. He were infected by the “fake” all the treats. The Democrats is a racist. Let’s see what he where no one else could. has rolled back the Dodd- mainstream media. It seems keep hoping for something like could base his theory on: Washington Post columnist Frank provisions which give as if the liberal talking heads the “Great Pumpkin” to drop During the first two years Marc Thiessen said, “Trump relief to credit unions, com- get their “Daly Talking out of the sky and change the of Trump’s presidency he has has proven to be success- munity and regional banks. Points” from the Democratic election results, while all the taken a surprisingly tough ful at keeping his campaign Added to this is the over $5 Playbook and a “buzz word others are out living their lives line with Russia, he recog- promises.” He continued, trillion dollars in tax cuts or phrase” is to be repeated and taking advantage of the nized Jerusalem as Israel’s “The fact is, in his first two where 60 percent of which over and over again all day Trumps agendas. The Demo- capital, withdrew from the years, Trump has compiled a will go directly to families. by the talking heads hop- crats would rather curse the loony Paris climate agree- remarkable record of presi- See any “racist” ing the voters believe them darkness than turn on a light. ment, made NATO allies kick dential promise-keeping.” actions attached to any — the latest being: “There William C. Meadows, in $12 billion more toward our Unemployment rates of this? Me neither. is no crisis at the Southern Panama City

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MARKET WATCH News Herald adds Pensacola Stocks Dow 25,014.86 ▲ 434.90 Nasdaq 7,183.08 ▲ 154.79 jump S&P 2,681.05 ▲ 41.05 newspaper to press lineup Russell 1,486.94 ▲ 15.49 NYSE 12,222.38 ▲ 131.60 after Fed

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Gold 1,309.90 ▲ 1.00 patience Silver 15.880 ▲ .088 Platinum 816.20 ▲ 0.40 Copper 2.7730 ▲ .0470 By Damian J. Troise Oil 54.23 ▲ 0.92 and Alex Veiga The Associated Press MARKET MOVERS Stocks finished sharply • Apple Inc., up $10.57 to higher Wednesday after $165.25: The technology the Federal Reserve sig- giant managed to meet naled it could hold off on Wall Street’s diminished interest rate increases fourth-quarter expecta- in the coming months, tions, despite a slump in citing muted inflation. iPhone sales. Technology compa- • The Boeing Co., up $22.82 nies powered the broad to $387.72: The airplane rally, which snapped the maker and military con- market’s two-day losing tractor reported a boost in streak. The benchmark plane deliveries and con- S&P 500 index is now tracts that helped push its track to end January with revenue and profi t higher. its biggest monthly gain in more than three years, BRIEFCASE Panama City News Herald staff members celebrate Jan. 18 that the Pensacola News Journal will be and the gains pushed the printed on The News Herald’s press. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] Dow Jones Industrial WASHINGTON Average above 25,000 Pending home sales fell points for the first time 2.2 percent in December By Mike Cazalas since early December. The News Herald “The Fed gave the Fewer Americans market everything it signed contracts to buy PANAMA CITY — A multi- wanted in terms of a homes in December with million dollar investment 13 dovish message,” said affordability pressures years ago is paying big divi- Willie Delwiche, invest- causing interest from dends for The News Herald ment strategist at Baird. would-be buyers to fall. and the community with the “Now it’s saying maybe The National Asso- announcement that the Pen- there will be rate hikes, ciation of Realtors said sacola News Journal daily maybe there won’t be.” Wednesday that its newspaper is now printing live The midafternoon Fed pending home sales index nightly in Panama City — less announcement added fell 2.2 percent last month than 4 months after the region to early gains as traders to 99, its lowest read- was struck head-on by one of welcomed positive results ing since April 2014. The the worst hurricanes in the and outlooks from several index based on contract nation’s history. big companies including signings has plunged 9.8 “In a time like this where Boeing. percent over the past 12 every business and every job News Herald Publisher Tim Thompson announces to the staff that The aerospace giant months. counts for our area, this is the Pensacola News Journal will be printed on The News Herald’s soared after blowing Home sales declined in a game changer,” said Tim press. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] away analysts’ forecasts 2018 as the combination Thompson, publisher of The for earnings and as its of higher mortgage rates, News Herald and the North- annual revenue topped relatively low inventories west Florida Daily News, advertising offices are tempo- we’ve already taken out walls $100 billion for the first and price gains consis- as well as the eight regional rarily relocated downtown to expand the operations por- time. The gain in Boeing’s tently outpaced wage weeklies surrounding them. — circulation is working out of tion of the building for this and stock accounted for about growth. “Not just for The News Herald a temporary mobile building on are on track to begin demolition a third of the 434-point Average mortgage rates and the company, but for the the Mulberry Avenue side of the of the front half of the build- gain in the Dow Jones have dropped from recent community. We’re all looking paper — plans are underway ing so we can begin rebuilding Industrial Average. highs of nearly 5 percent. for small signs that things are to rebuild the front half of the there. We are showing our The S&P 500 index It’s unclear whether that getting better and this is a big building and bring all depart- commitment.” rose 41.05 points, or 1.6 will be enough to revi- sign that one thing has.” ments home. Into the early 2000s, The percent, to 2,681.05. talize buyer demand The news that the Gannett- The front, facing 11th Street, News Herald printed off a The Dow gained 434.90 because of a decrease in owned paper started printing where customers were used to Goss Cosmo press that was points, or 1.8 percent, to the sales listings of homes Monday in Panama City means visiting editorial staff, paying installed in the early 1970s. 25,014.86. that median-income new jobs, an expansion of the their bills, taking out ads or just In 2005, The News Herald The Nasdaq composite families can afford. press production facility at dropping by, is scheduled to ordered a multi-million dollar climbed 154.79 points, or 501 W. 11th St., and is visual undergo demolition in March 28-unit single-wide press 2.2 percent, to 7,183.08. WASHINGTON and tangible evidence that and be completely rebuilt in from Goss International Corp. The Russell 2000 index of Survey: Businesses added The News Herald, like other about a year. Plans are for a It was so large that the size of smaller companies picked 213,000 jobs in January businesses that have said they total rebuild, with offices for The News Herald almost dou- up 15.49 points, or 1.1 per- intend to rebuild, actually mean editorial, advertising, circu- bled as a structure was built cent, to 1,486.94. The U.S. businesses added it, said Thompson. lation and accounting. But onto the back of the existing Russell is up more than a solid 213,000 jobs in His thoughts were echoed there also are plans, given building to house it. It is that 10 percent this month. January, a private survey by Pat Dorsey, the company’s the downsizing in the indus- structure which mostly sur- Jitters over the ongoing found, signaling that regional vice president, who at try that’s taken place since vived the storm. U.S.-China trade conflict, the partial government one time worked for Gannett the structure was originally At the time the paper was uncertainty over the path shutdown and trade war and has close ties to and friends built, for a 10,000-square- looking to consolidate its of interest rates and signs concerns that have roiled in Panama City. foot office space that will be regional printing operations of a weakening global financial markets aren’t “After all the Panama City available for lease. but also saw the opportunity to economy helped knock discouraging companies area has been through and All of this is an astounding print “outside” jobs, or prod- the market into a steep from hiring more people. continues to endure as a result turn of events for those who ucts for others, off the versatile slump in December that Payroll processor ADP of Hurricane Michael, we are rode out the storm inside The and modern press. left the S&P 500 index said Wednesday that very happy to be able to earn News Herald and the others Once the press was up and 9.2 percent lower for the January’s job gains were this new printing business and who saw the damage to the running post-Hurricane month. The market has lower than the 263,000 bring additional jobs and capital entire building in the immedi- Michael, according to Shane since rebounded, with added in December, investment to the community,” ate aftermath. Spence, regional director of the index is now on track which was revised Dorsey said. “Gannett has been “On Oct. 11, the day after operations, confidence was to end January with a 7 slightly lower. a great partner and supported the storm, with the front half high that in addition to the percent gain. ADP’s report does us in our time of need when our of the building destroyed and regular work his crew already not include government facilities were badly damaged the pressroom heavily dam- was committed to, they were employees and there- and unable to print for over a aged, we didn’t know when our ready for more. The ability to World markets fore was not directly week after Hurricane Michael. press would be operational or increase staffing by 25 percent How key international stock affected by the govern- This additional work allows what kind of shape it would be was good news as well. markets performed: Amsterdam Milan ment shutdown. Still, us to make further capital in, but we knew we were com- “I was surprised at how AEX FTSE MIB the data suggests that the improvements and solidify our mitted to staying right here,” quickly we were able to get 514.99 19,701.60 shutdown did not broadly standing as a regional printer of Thompson said, noting that back online and up to full 0.7% 518.48 0.4% 19,771.55 discourage private com- choice, which will better sup- the paper’s editorial and adver- capacity, but I’m not surprised Brussels Paris BEL20 CAC40 panies from adding port our operations and The tising staff quickly secured at all at how quickly and pro- 3,477.59 4,928.17 workers. The ADP report News Herald and community temporary office space down- fessionally the staff handled 0.3% 3,488.40 1.0% 4,974.76 frequently diverges from for many years to come.” town with the help of business both that and the new work,” Frankfurt Sydney the official figures. The build-out in the pro- owners who wanted the paper Spence said. “They were DAX ASX All Ordinaries The government will duction facility is the first of to stay in Panama City proper amazing, and they continue 11,218.83 5,939.50 issue its official monthly two construction phases for and the support of Panama City to be amazing. This is huge for -0.3% 11,181.66 0.2% 5,951.20 Hong Kong Tokyo jobs numbers Friday. the building at 501 W. 11th St. City Manager Mark McQueen, everybody, not just our staff, Hang Seng Nikkei Economists are fore- While editorial, accounting and who wanted the same. “Now but for the community.” 27,531.68 20,664.64 casting a smaller gain of 0.4% 27,642.85 -0.5% 20,556.54 164,000, though that London Zurich is enough to lower the “In a time like this where every business and every job counts for our area, this is a game FTSE 100 Swiss Market Index unemployment rate over changer, not just for The News Herald and the company, but for the community. We’re all 6,833.93 8,940.52 1.6% 6,941.63 0.3% 8,965.71

time. looking for small signs that things are getting better and this is a big sign that one thing has.” KEY PREVIOUS CLOSE Tim Thompson, publisher of The News Herald and the Northwest Florida Daily News, as well as the eight % CHANGE TODAY’S CLOSE The Associated Press regional weeklies surrounding them. ASSOCIATED PRESS

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* ** The News Herald | Thursday, January 31, 2019 B1 LOCAL&STATE BCSO: Scams rampant aft er Michael

News Herald staff report trace and prosecute scammers people paying money to secure property management com- compromised Social Security because they usually are based a unit that is already occupied pany to assist in renting a number, also involve purchas- PANAMA CITY — The in other countries. or never was for rent. Accord- home.” ing gift cards as payment. Bay County Sheriff’s Office “Educating the public is our ing to a press release, the As tax season rolls around, Government organiza- has seen a sharp increase in best strategy to fight scam- increase is connected to the IRS scams also have increased, tions will not request gift reported scams around Bay mers,” Ford said. “Using large number of people looking where a scammer calls the cards as payment and law County, including a rental technology, scammers make it for rentals in the area follow- victim and accuses them of enforcement, nor the Social scam preying on those looking almost impossible to trace and ing Hurricane Michael and either failing to pay taxes or Security Administration or for housing after Hurricane identify them. When we are victims have lost thousands of of owing the IRS money and clerk of court will ever call to Michael. able to follow a trail, it often dollars either through wiring threatening them with arrest. threaten arrest, according to According to BCSO offi- leads us overseas to countries money or sending checks. To avoid arrest, the victim the release. cials, their scam hotline has where prosecution is almost “Please insist on visiting is directed to purchase gift If you want to report a scam received 31 complaints in the impossible.” the house in person prior to cards at a store and provide attempt, call the Bay County past 10 days, primarily focused The sheriff’s office has seen sending money,” the release the caller with the code on Financial Crimes Hotline at on three types of scams: rental an uptick in rental scams, reads. “The owner, or their the back of the card so they 850-248-2328. If you have scams, IRS scams and jury where homes are falsely representative, should meet can redeem the card. A simi- been victimized, call the Bay duty scams. Sheriff Tommy advertised as being for rent on you there with a key to let lar scam involving missed jury County Sheriff’s Office Finan- Ford said it’s often difficult to sites like Craigslist, leading to you inside, or use a reputable duty, and another involving a cial Crimes Unit at 747-4700.

BAY ASKED, WE ANSWERED DeSantis’ edict Incinerator working again? draws sparks

House speaker among critics of governor’s call to lift ban on smokable medical marijuana

By John Kennedy [email protected]

TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Ron DeSantis’ call for lawmakers to lift the state’s ban on smok- able medical marijuana by mid-March generated some sparks Wednesday between state DeSantis Republican leaders. DeSantis recently said the Legislature had failed to carry out the will of Florida voters in 2016 who overwhelmingly approved the use of medi- cal marijuana. But House Speaker Jose Oliva said that revamping the state’s current smoking ban may not be easy, or warranted. “I’ve been in the smoke business my entire life, and I’ve never heard anyone say it’s good for you,” said Oliva, R-Miami, who has served as CEO of Oliva Cigar Co., a The Bay County Incinerator was temporarily closed after sustaining damage from Hurricane Michael but reopened on Dec. 14. [PATTI longtime family business. BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] At the Associated Press’ annual legislative planning day at the Capitol, Oliva said By Collin Breaux going?” wondered Melissa it was operational again, voters approved giving sick [email protected] Whitted as she watched the according to the county. patients access to medi- @PCNHCollinB debris being picked up. The county authorized Bay Asked — cal marijuana, but wanted it To find out, she wrote emergency repairs for the We Answered “treated as medicine.” BAY COUNTY — With to The News Herald’s waste-to-energy facil- In 2017, the Legislature cre- all the hurricane damage, Bay Asked, We Answered ity. The incinerator burns ated a regulatory framework there’s been a lot of talk series, “What is the status trash to generate energy, for the new industry, but about debris lately. of the incinerator? With all and is considered to be banned the sale of leaf mari- From when will it be the debris from (Hurricane) a form of recycling. The Have a question you want us to juana for medical treatment — a picked up, to how will it be Michael, if it is not opera- incinerator is at capacity investigate? Something you’ve prohibition successfully chal- picked up, to how is it being tional, is the debris filling accepting household gar- always wondered about? lenged in court and which the paid for, it’s become quite up our landfill?” bage and is not processing Ask us at newsherald.com/ state has appealed. the conversation starter. The hurricane tempo- debris waste. bay-asked-we-answered. One reader had a slightly dif- rarily knocked out the See DESANTIS, B2 ferent question. “Where’s it incinerator, but by Dec. 14 See ASKED, B2

Superintendent Husfelt asks state for relief

By Genevieve Smith health assistance from the school district that trauma received financial assistance @PCNHGenevieve state for its students, teach- and toxic stress existed pre- through Florida Senate Bill [email protected] ers and support staff. storm, but it’s very much still 7026, known as The Mar- FAMILY SLAIN | B6 The district has requested existing and has even evolved jory Stoneman Douglas PANAMA CITY — On $2 million from the state to post-Hurricane Michael,” High School Public Safety POLICE: Tuesday, Bay County School go toward mental health Mulkusky said. “The things Act, Mulkusky said it’s not Superintendent Bill Hus- support in schools. Kara that our students are expe- enough. $200,000 felt sent a letter to Florida’s Mulkusky, directer of stu- riencing, and our faculty, we The letter also has commissioner of education, dent services, said the money really want to work to see the requested that Florida Stan- ‘CAM GIRL’ Richard Corcoran, request- would go toward implement- needs of our families.” dard Assessment testing, if ing assistance from the ing services in schools to The district has seen an required, be used for infor- OBSESSION FLDOE as the district looks help continued success in uptick of discipline referrals mational purposes only, into long-term recov- the classroom such as adult from both students with pre- and not when calculating LED TO ery plans from Hurricane mentoring, work with social vious behavioral records and school grades or for teacher MASSACRE Michael. skills, and giving students a students who are accumulat- evaluations. The district is requesting therapeutic support outlet. ing referrals for the first time. academic relief and mental “We already know as a Although the district has See RELIEF, B2 * ** B2 Thursday, January 31, 2019 | The News Herald

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Kansas City 36/24/pc 44/38/s Topeka 41/24/pc 48/39/s need for eye and skin protection. 3:22p 7:23a ©2019 Last year's high/low ...... 57°/42° 11:02p 6:22p Las Vegas 62/46/c 66/55/pc Tucson 72/49/pc 68/48/c Normal high/low ...... 64°/44° Panama City 6:45p 5:07a Los Angeles 59/48/r 63/54/c Wash., DC 26/19/s 34/26/sn Record high ...... 77° (1974) ------Record low ...... 25° (2014) Port St. Joe 5:18p 6:08a Precipitation ------24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" Okaloosa Island 5:29p 4:37a Month to date ...... 7.44" ------Normal month to date ...... 4.72" 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Milton 9:09p 7:52a Year to date ...... 7.44" 0-2 3-5 6-7 ------Low; Moderate; High; East Bay Normal year to date ...... 4.72" 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme 8:13p 7:22a Average humidity ...... 43% ------Fort Walton Beach MOON PHASES Pensacola 7:29p 6:05a Temperatures ------Fishing Bend 8:10p 6:56a High/low ...... 50°/33° ------Last year's high/low ...... 58°/42° The Narrows 9:06p 8:56a Normal high/low ...... 61°/45° New First Full Last ------Record high ...... 79° (1972) Carrabelle Feb 4 Feb 12 Feb 19 Feb 26 2:24p 5:37a Record low ...... 10° (1966) 10:04p 4:36p Precipitation RIVER LEVELS 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" SUN AND MOON Month to date ...... 3.57" Through 7 a.m. Wed. 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come to work and just do district can be assured the teachers through no fault of ASKED RELIEF what needs to be done for metaphorical clock won’t their own. our students every day, have to begin ticking. Although the district From Page B1 From Page B1 we really want to be able Bad test scores also would hopes the assessments will to take this off of them so affect a teacher’s VAM not be held against them that we can try to help them score, which keeps evalu- this year, they do believe As for the landfill, the Steel- “I think the data will be as much as possible,” said ation records of a teacher’s the data will help the district field Landfill has enough good, because we will have Dawn Capes, coordinator impact on student learning better understand what stu- property to accommodate all of information on the students of appraisal systems and for three years. dents and teachers need for the storm debris coming in, said that are currently enrolled, school improvement. “We all know that test- next year. county officials. A lot of the but if the state calculates A negative evaluation ing and academics is key to As of now, testing will hurricane debris also is going grades and they calculate could cause a school grade our students’ progress and begin with writing in April, to construction and demolition evaluation results and things to suffer, and potentially it’s necessary, however we and reading, math and EOCs or vegetative debris landfills in like that, it could have a even bring a school into don’t want to do anything in May. other areas of the county. negative impact on the stu- turnaround status, which that will add any undue In addition to requesting “I am glad that the inciner- dents, the schools, and the eventually could result in stress to our students, or immunity from negative ator is working and reducing teachers as they’re trying closure. trouble down the road,” testing results this year, the the amount of garbage going to work through recovery,” “Once you make that first Camilla Hudson, coordi- district has requested waiv- to the landfill,” Whit- said Assistant Superinten- D or an F, the clock starts nator of assessment and ing required assessments ted wrote in an email after dent Denise Kelley. “And the ticking,” Capes continued. accountability. “I’m very for graduating seniors for learning the incinerator was test results may be fantastic. “While I know DOE has hopeful we’ll be approved. the class of 2019, to assure back up. “There is no plan- The unknown is great.” said they will try to help us I’m hoping that Tallahassee students who are on track to ning for what happened due The district believes waiv- as much as they possibly will pay attention to what graduate still will be able to to Michael and the amount ing the FSA scores for this can, it is in the law that there we’ve been going through.” graduate in the spring. The of debris that was produced year will alleviate a great are certain things that must This year, growth for district also has requested whether vegetative or other amount of stress for adults be done for accountability teacher evaluations are dif- third-grade promotion but in my opinion the less we in the classroom during an purposes.” ficult to quantify as students requirements from the state put into the ground/land- already very challenging Knowing students will be have had gaps in instruction, assessments be waived, fill the better. We need to be year. affected by the hurricane, if traumatic events occurring, and instead be based on the good stewards of the land and “For people who are the district is able to avoid and many students have district’s own assessment plan for the future.” already struggling to just grades in the first place, the shifted schools or changed measures.

to approve a revamped law just 10 days after the Legisla- study the extension, but Gal- Democratic Leader Kionne DESANTIS by DeSantis’ deadline, Oliva ture convenes. vano said such action is still McGhee of Miami said stopped short of such assur- “The devil in the details needed. He also wants law- Democrats plan to offer an From Page B1 ance, adding that House is always that there are two makers to review extending alternative spending plan for members view the move as a (legislative) chambers, and Florida’s Turnpike and the state in coming weeks that step toward lifting all sanc- people have to come to an creating a new parkway will include such proposals as DeSantis earlier this month tions against marijuana use. understanding of what the connecting Polk County to a 13 percent pay increase for said he would no longer fight “The House’s position definition of what you’re Collier County. teachers, a tax refund aimed the court ruling — but gave has generally been ... rec- trying to accomplish really • DeSantis said he will join at lower-income Florid- the Legislature until March reational marijuana is not is,” he added. with other Republican leaders ians, and other progressive 15 to approve a new law that something anyone voted for,” In other issues addressed calling for revisiting legisla- approaches. gives seriously ill Floridians Oliva said. Wednesday: tion approved after last year’s Democrats are vastly out- access to smokable pot. He said any attempt at lift- • Galvano said he wants to shootings at Marjory Stone- numbered in the House and Recently sworn-in Agri- ing the ban should include make a host of road projects man Douglas High School. Senate. But after Florida went culture Commissioner Nikki provisions that assure a priority in the upcoming A commission that spent through November elections Fried, a Democrat, said her marijuana remains treated session, among them the months studying the tragedy decided only after an unprec- office is moving forward to as medicine, that children extension of the Suncoast is recommending allowing edented three statewide install a new state cannabis don’t have access to the Parkway from Tampa Bay teachers to be trained and recounts for U.S. Senate, director to serve as a point product, and that recom- to the Georgia state line, an armed, along with increas- governor and agriculture of contact for patients seek- mended dosage amounts are idea advanced after Hur- ing spending on mental health commissioner, Democrats ing help navigating Florida’s defined. ricane Irma forced massive resources. appear intent on keeping medical marijuana law. “We would like to have evacuations and traffic tie- • With DeSantis expected policies in play. While Senate President something on the governor’s ups in 2017. Former Gov. to release his state budget “It’s a new day in Florida Bill Galvano said Wednesday desk,” Oliva said of the March Rick Scott vetoed $1.5 mil- recommendation to the politics for Democrats,” he expected the Legislature deadline — which would come lion in funding last year to Legislature on Friday, McGhee said. * ** The News Herald | Thursday, January 31, 2019 B3

LOCAL & STATE Lawmakers to review ‘job growth’ fund

By Jim Turner Bradley said his pri- Lakes, and the House The fund was created Corcoran in November LaunchCode Founda- The News Service of Florida mary concern is that the is waiting to see Gov. during a June 2017 spe- as speaker. tion to provide coding “legislators are appropri- Ron DeSantis’ proposed cial legislative session as Scott drained the and programming train- TALLAHASSEE — An ators, not the executive.” budget and how the new a compromise between current fiscal year’s allo- ing at Brewster Technical economic-development Under the program, Scott governor views the fund. Scott and House leaders. cation to the Job Growth College in Tampa. Other fund created as a com- had wide discretion in “At this time, I think The House had earlier Grant Fund by awarding awards included $10 promise after a battle how to use the money for it’s still early,” Cum- sought to eliminate the $48 million to 15 gov- million to expand Pen- between former Gov. Rick regional projects. mings said. business-recruitment ernment agencies and sacola International Scott and House leaders “While we’re inter- The Job Growth Grant agency Enterprise Florida educational programs in Airport, $10.2 mil- could be short-lived. ested in infrastructure, Fund received $85 million and other economic- his final three weeks in lion for construction Senate Appropriations investing in infrastruc- from the Republican- development programs office. of a wastewater treat- Chairman Rob Bradley, ture, we’re going to take dominated Legislature in that awarded incentives More than 100 appli- ment plant in Columbia R-Fleming Island, said a a close look at economic each of the past two ses- to individual companies cations have been made County and $16 million close look is warranted at development initiatives,” sions over the objections to relocate to Florida or to the fund in each of the to widen Kirkman Road the $85-million-a-year Bradley said. of some Democrats who to expand in the state. two years, with 56 proj- to relieve congestion at Job Growth Grant Fund, House Appropriations called it a “slush fund” Former House Speaker ects approved. the Orange County Con- which was passed by the Chairman Travis Cum- that lacked oversight. Richard Corcoran, a Among the recent vention Center and other Legislature in 2017. mings, R-Fleming Island, Enterprise Florida and Land O’ Lakes Republi- awards were $357,328 major Central Florida “I’ve always had said the House also will the state Department of can who now is the state to Gadsden Technical destinations. some concerns about look at the fund. How- Economic Opportunity education commissioner, Institute to develop a This year’s requests the parameters of that ever, he has not received are required to review repeatedly called such diesel-system techni- sought more than $620 money,” Bradley told direction from Speaker proposals before awards incentives “corporate cian training program million in funding. Most reporters last week. Jose Oliva, R-Miami are granted. welfare.” Oliva replaced and $496,193 to the offered local matches.

WHAT’S HAPPENING

Today Hutchison Blvd. For ages OPENING RECEPTION Haven. Featuring Travis Saturday City Beach Senior Services SAIL INTO SCHOOL: 9:30 8-14 to learn how to make AND FILM: reception 5-7 Tritt. Benefi ting the Gulf THE MARKET AT ST. Foundation. Free admission; a.m. at the Panama City apps, games, and websites p.m., fi lm at 7 p.m., at the Coast Children’s Advocacy ANDREWS: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. open to the public. Details: Beach Public Library, 12500 while gaining skills needed Panama City Center for Center. Tickets $65; call at the Yacht Basin next to 850-233-5065 Hutchison Blvd. Learn about for college and career the Arts, 19 E. Fourth St., 850-872-7760 or go to the The Shrimp Boat Restaurant AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 a.m. colors, numbers, letters readiness, and life success. Panama City. Featuring GCAC offi ce, 201 E. 11th St., on Beck Avenue. to 3 p.m. at the Panama City and rhymes to get children Details: NWRLS.com work by numerous local Panama City. GRAND LAGOON WATER- Beach Public Library, 12500 ready for kindergarten. ‘DANCING LESSONS’: 7:30 artists, with a special ‘FIRE AND RAIN’ — TRIBUTE FRONT FARMERS MARKET: Hutchison Blvd. Volunteers Details: NWRLS.com p.m. at Emerald Coast exhibition of work by Purvis TO THE MUSIC OF JAMES 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Capt. will be on hand to help you ZUMBA GOLD: 10-11 a.m. Theatre Co., 560 Grand Young, who was named to TAYLOR AND CAROLE KING: Anderson’s in Panama City fi ll out your taxes at the at the Lyndell Conference Blvd. in Sandestin, Miramar the Florida Artists Hall of 7:30 p.m. at the Majestic Beach with local makers, library. Details: NWRLS.com Center, 423 Lyndell Lane, Beach. The play follows Fame in 2018, as well as the Resort Ballroom, 10901 bakers and growers; CRAFT SHOW: 10 a.m. to 2 Panama City Beach. Full- Ever, a young man with work of quilts by Maxine Front Beach Road, Panama child- and pet-friendly fun. p.m. at the Laguna Beach body workout for all Asperger’s Syndrome, Thomas. Free admission. City Beach. Featuring Details: Facebook.com/ Christian Retreat in Israel ages. Details: 850-236-3033 who seeks lessons from Details: visit PCCenterForT- multiple award-winning GLWFarmersMarket/ or Chapel, 22026 Front Beach BEGINNER LINE DANCE a Broadway dancer so he heArts.com performer Jim Witter. Part 850-481-6848 Road, Panama City Beach. CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at can dance at an awards BALLROOM DANCING: 6:30- of the “Martin Presents” SEASIDE FARMERS BEACH BOOGIE DANCE Frank Brown Park, 16200 dinner. The dancer, Senga, 8:30 p.m. at Grand Square series. Details: MartinThe- MARKET: 9 a.m. in the AND SILENT AUCTION: 6-10 Panama City Beach Park- is recovering from an injury Hall, 1105 Bob Little Road, atre.com/presents-series or amphitheater at Seaside. p.m. at the Lyndell Center, way, Panama City Beach. $3 that might stop her from Panama City. For all levels. 850-763-8080 Local growers and artisans 423 Lyndell Lane, Panama per dancer. All dancers wel- dancing permanently. Tick- Enjoy good music on the ‘DANCING LESSONS’: 7:30 offer food and other prod- City Beach. Presented by come. Details: 850-233-5045 ets $30 for adults; $28 for best dance fl oor in the area. p.m. at Emerald Coast The- ucts year-round. Details: the Women’s Civic Club of READ, ROCK AND RHYME: seniors (55 years and older), $5 per person at the door. atre Co., 560 Grand Blvd. in SeasideFL.com Panama City Beach to ben- 10:15 a.m. at the Bay County students, and military; Details: 850-277-0566 or Sandestin, Miramar Beach. JUMBLE SALE: 9 a.m. to 2 efi t local charities. Music by Public Library, 898 W. 11th purchase online at emerald- [email protected] Tickets $30 for adults; p.m. at Panama City Beach Jim Lawson. BYOB, set-ups St., Panama City. Ages 3-5 coastheatre.org/tickets or 8th ANNUAL STARS AND $28 for seniors (55 years Senior Center’s Oatfi eld provided. Hors d’oeuvres years with a caregiver. 850-684-0323. GUITARS: 7 p.m. at the and older), students, and Building, 423 Lyndell Lane, served at 6:30 p.m. Auction Details: NWRLS.com Gretchen Nelson Scott military; purchase online at with crafts, fl ea market, items include gift cer- CODE CLUB FOR KIDS: 3:30 Friday Performing Arts Center, emeraldcoastheatre.org/ silent auction, bake sale, tifi cates, travel and more. p.m. at the Panama City 2nd ANNUAL BLACK HIS- at Mosley High School, tickets or 850-684-0323. raffl e basket, lunch sale and Admission $15. Tickets or Beach Public Library, 12500 TORY MONTH EXHIBITIONS, 501 Mosley Drive, Lynn more to benefi t the Panama details: Diane, 850-819-2236 OBITUARIES

AGNES TRUJILLO HADDOCK ELEANOR GLENN NASH TORGERSEN ANACLETA TAYLAN

Funeral services for 31, 2019, at Wilson A celebration at Wilson Funeral Visitation for Ana- burial will begin at 10 Agnes Trujillo Had- Funeral Home. Inter- of life service for Home. The family cleta Taylan, 95, of Pan- a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 5, dock will begin at ment will follow in Glenn Torgersen will receive friends ama City, Florida, who 2019, at St. Dominic 10 a.m. today, Jan. Fountain Cemetery. will begin at 11 a.m. beginning at 10 a.m. died Jan. 27, 2019, will Catholic Church. Inter- Friday, Feb. 1, 2019, be from 3-5 p.m. Mon- ment will follow in day, Feb. 4, 2019, at St. Catholic Cemetery. VIRGINIA WHITLEY Peter & Paul Parish Hall Kent-Forest Lawn ARVIL DUNAWAY with a rosary at 4 p.m. Funeral Home is han- Graveside funeral a.m. Friday, Feb. 1, A Mass of Christian dling arrangements. services for Vir- 2019, at Evergreen Arvil Dunaway, 88, ginia Whitley, 85, of Memorial Gardens. of Panama City, Flor- Panama City, Florida, Kent-Forest Lawn ida, passed away Jan. DOROTHY NELSON HOWELL who died Jan. 23, Funeral Home is han- 29, 2019, in Sims Vet- 2019, will begin at 11 dling arrangements. eran Nursing Home. Dorothy Nelson He was born Aug. 19, Howell, loving wife, 1930, in Greenwood, mother and grand- BEN OWEN Florida, to William mother, 89, of South- and Clara Dunaway. port, Florida, passed A celebration of 2, 2019, at Heritage He was a medic for the away Jan. 28, 2019. life ceremony for Ben Funeral Home. The fam- United States Army for Dorothy was born in Owen, 32, of Panama ily will receive friends 20 years; serving in the Sylacauga, Alabama, and City Beach, Florida, beginning at 10 a.m. Korean War. After the lived in Bay County since who died Thursday, Jan. To extend condo- service, he obtained Saturday, Feb. 2, 2019, 1973. She was a home- 24, 2019, will begin at lences, visit www. his bachelor’s degree in the Wilson Funeral maker, and a military 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. heritagefhllc.com. in theology and served Home Chapel with wife for many years. as a minister. He was a Morris Denman offi- Dorothy was a member member of St. Andrew ciating. Interment will of Deer Point Baptist great-great-grandson. ALICE EVANS MCCULLOUGH Baptist Church, follow in Evergreen Church, and enjoyed Funeral services will where he helped to Memorial Gardens spending time with her be held at 2 p.m. Fri- Funeral services Park United Method- start the St. Andrew with full military family and friends. day, Feb. 1, 2019, at for Alice Evans ist Church. The fam- Benevolence, which honors. The family She was preceded in St. Andrew Primitive McCullough, 90, of ily will receive friends is now known as the will receive friends at death by her husband of Baptist Church with Panama City, Florida, beginning at 11 a.m. St. Andrew Commu- the funeral home from 67 years, Jack L. Howell, Elder J.C. Stanaland who died Jan. 29, Kent-Forest Lawn nity Medical Center. 1-2 p.m. Saturday Sr.; her parents; and officiating. Entomb- 2019, will begin at Funeral Home is han- He is survived by prior to service time. 13 brothers and sis- ment will follow at noon Monday, Feb. dling arrangements. his wife, Nellie Dun- Those desiring to ters. Survivors include Southport Memorial 4, 2019, at Forest away; four children, may make a dona- her daughter, Faye Gardens. The family will Arvil Glenn Dunaway, tion to the St. Andrew Goble of Southport; receive friends at the Cynthia Nelson (Dr. Community Medi- sons, Jack L. Howell, church from 1 p.m. until MARIAN L. CIOETA Miles Nelson), Con- cal Center in memory Jr. (Nancy) and Richard service time at 2 p.m. stance Walters (Terry of Arvil Dunaway. F. Howell, Sr. (Linda), Kent-Forest Lawn A funeral Mass for later date. Interment Walters) and Tammy Wilson Funeral Home all of Lynn Haven, Funeral Home Marian L. Cioeta, 91, of will be in Fort Logan Teresa Dunaway; nine Family Owned Florida; a sister, Betty 2403 Harrison Ave. Panama City, Florida, Cemetery in Denver. grandchildren; and 13 Since 1911 Sue Gray of Montgom- Panama City, Fla. 32405 who died Jan. 29, 2019, To extend condo- great-grandchildren. 214 Airport Road ery, Alabama; seven 850-763-4694 will be held in Lake- lences, visit www. Funeral services Panama City, Fla. grandchildren; 18 great- www.kentforestlawn. wood, Colorado, at a heritagefhllc.com. will be held at 2 p.m. 850-785-5272 grandchildren; and one com

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By Jim Turner Tuesday did not address Audubon Florida environmental fund- as part of DeSantis’ Jan. 10 Enforcement Unit from the The News Service of Florida the Florida Forever land- Executive Director Julie ing includes $360 million executive order. Florida Fish and Wildlife preservation program or Wraithmell called the toward 22 projects in the One of the assignments Conservation Commis- TALLAHASSEE — coastal protections. proposal and an execu- Everglades. for the task force will be sion to the Department of Water protection and “There will more envi- tive order issued Jan. 10 One of the projects is to look for ways to reduce Environmental Protection. restoration projects, ronmental budget items signs of “a pro-water an Everglades Agricul- pollution going into Lake The appointments of including the fight against that we will roll out. This agenda.” The executive tural Area reservoir that Okeechobee. Polluted Goss and Bergeron came red tide and the continued is just one piece of that,” order included a series of has been approved by the discharges from the lake after DeSantis on Jan. 10 cleanup of the Everglades, DeSantis said. “All in all, water-related moves. Legislature and is intended have been blamed for toxic called for the resignations will account for $625 mil- I think we’re on the right “Water quality and to draw water south from algae outbreaks in the St. of all members of the South lion of a proposed budget track.” quantity challenges Lake Okeechobee. The Lucie and Caloosahatchee Florida Water Manage- that Gov. Ron DeSantis DeSantis’ budget pro- are facing all corners of reservoir would receive estuaries. ment District Governing said he will roll out Friday posal will be a starting Florida, and these rec- $107 million, $43 million Another $150 mil- Board. for state lawmakers to point for lawmakers, who ommendations improve more than what has been lion of the proposal is for The board has been consider. will negotiate a 2019- the outlook for water annually set aside for the “targeted” water quality under fire since voting in DeSantis on Tuesday 2020 spending plan during resources from Ameri- project. improvements, including late November to grant outlined part of his envi- the legislative session ca’s Everglades to North Also included in the cost-share programs with Florida Crystals a lease ronmental budget proposal that starts March 5. The Florida’s springs, and the Everglades part of the local governments. That extension for land eyed during an appearance at agreed-upon budget will Indian River Lagoon to package is $40 million involves efforts to hook for the Everglades Agri- Rookery Bay Environ- take effect with the July 1 Apalachicola,” Wraithmell from the Department of up septic-tank users to cultural Area reservoir. mental Learning Center start of the fiscal year. said. “Florida’s environ- Transportation to com- central sewer systems. As of Tuesday, five of the in Naples. He also named The governor, who took ment is the foundation of plete raising the Tamiami Under the proposed nine members appointed Chauncey Goss and Ron office Jan. 8, said his over- our economy. Getting the Trail, which has served as budget, Florida’s natural by former Gov. Rick Scott Bergeron to the South all budget will feature no water right protects our a dam blocking the natural springs are targeted for still were listed as serving Florida Water Manage- tax increases and include economic future.” flow of the River of Grass. $50 million, which is the on the panel. ment District Governing a surplus of about $1.5 Kellie Ralston, who is The fight against toxic amount already set in state Goss is a Sanibel City Board. billion, up from $1 billion with the group Keep Flor- algae and red tide out- law. Council member who once DeSantis earlier this as a brace against future ida Fishing and serves as breaks, which have A final $40 million was a deputy staff director month announced plans hurricanes and the lack Southeast fisheries policy threatened coastal areas would be directed toward for the U.S. House Budget to pump $2.5 billion during of a timeline on federal director for the American of Southeast and South- helping communities Committee and twice ran the next four years into reimbursements. North- Sportfishing Associa- west Florida, would get move forward with con- for Congress. water-resource projects west Florida, for example, tion, called the proposed $25 million, of which $4.2 servation, reuse and other Bergeron, nicknamed — a $1 billion increase from is cleaning up from bil- funding “a substantial million would go to red- alternative-water supply “Alligator” and usually the past four years. lions of dollars in damage down payment” to speed tide research; $1 million projects. seen sporting a cowboy “I think it’s something from October’s Hurricane Everglades restoration would go to the Depart- DeSantis also has fol- hat, is a businessman from that Floridians from all Michael. and address water qual- ment of Health to study lowed up on his Jan. 10 Fort Lauderdale who was walks of lives and political The environmental ity “critical for Florida to the impact of algae; and executive order by rec- a long-serving member persuasions think needs to budget pieces quickly drew remain the ‘Fishing Capital $10.8 million would go to ommending the transfer of of the Florida Fish and be done,” DeSantis said. praise Tuesday from con- of the World.’ ” a Blue-Green Algae Task 19 positions that comprise Wildlife Conservation The proposal introduced servation groups. The proposed Force, which was created the Environmental Crimes Commission.

Mar-a-Lago chef: Harassment complaint cost him his job

By Bernard Condon behavior toward two know because Trump’s The Associated Press women pastry chefs. The company is privately lawsuit against the Palm held and financial figures A pastry chef is Beach club and the man- have not been released in suing President Donald agers seeks more than any detail. Trump’s Mar-a-Lago $15,000 in lost wages and The club did think it club, alleging he was damages. was strong enough to laid off in retaliation for Trump Organization double its membership trying to stop managers spokeswoman Amanda fees to $200,000 shortly from sexually harassing Miller said the allega- after Trump was elected women in the kitchen. tions were “completely two years ago. And Mar- Former executive without merit” and “we a-Lago has been on a pastry chef Graham look forward to pre- hiring spree of foreign Randall says in the state senting the truth and workers, as noted in the lawsuit filed last week defeating the ridiculous lawsuit. that he was laid off claims.” An Associated Press about six months after Randall said the club review of Labor Depart- complaining to human told him it couldn’t ment filings shows the resources that two top afford to keep him on club got permission to President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach is shown in November. A managers were sending because too many chari- hire 70 foreign workers pastry chef is suing Mar-a-Lago, alleging he was laid off in retaliation for trying to stop lewd texts and engag- ties had canceled events on special H-2B visas in managers from sexually harassing women in the kitchen. [AP FILE] ing in other offensive after Trump’s comments the winter months after blaming both sides in the Randall was laid off. 2017 racial violence in That was up from 64 for Charlottesville, Virginia. the 2016-2017 winter But Randall said busi- season. ness had not suffered, For the latest winter as evidenced by all the season, Mar-a-Lago special visas requested has requested even by the club for foreign more visas — 78. That workers to fill jobs after is the most since Trump he was laid off, including launched his presidential pastry chef jobs. campaign on a promise Randall said he alerted to limit both illegal and human resources about legal immigration so the behavior after one of Americans could have the women showed him more jobs. lewd texts, including one The president has said asking her to show a man he has no choice but to her breasts. hire abroad for some The lawsuit said the positions because there two managers eventually aren’t enough America were reprimanded and workers to fill them. that they even thanked On his latest financial Randall for saving their disclosure report filed careers because he had with the government, told human resources Trump reported that that he believed their Mar-a-Lago generated behavior seemed out of $25 million in revenue character. in the 2017 calendar Nonetheless, Randall year, down from $37 was laid off in Septem- million reported in his ber 2017, a month after prior disclosure report. Trump’s comments But the figures are not about the Charlottes- comparable because the ville riots that prompted earlier report covered 16 the American Cancer months. Society and other major Trump is not required charities to cancel events to release estimates for at the club. profits in his disclosure Just how Mar-a-Lago reports. is faring is difficult to

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AREA & STATE BRIEFS

Staff and wire reports expressed a need for con- Supervisor of Elections a family-owned orga- They say it’s common rights groups against tinued help, according to a Mark Andersen will meet nization, we value our for K-9 deputies to take Lakeland. TALLAHASSEE press release. with local political organi- employed partners and care of each other’s dogs The city plans to move Insured hurricane losses Feeding the Gulf Coast is zations tonight to discuss patients as members of the when they are away from a statue of a Confederate climb above $5.4 billion asking people to consider the 2018 General Election family and treat the com- home. soldier from a park where hosting food drives. after Hurricane Michael munities we serve as such. TALLAHASSEE it was erected in 1910 to a With the total continu- “It’s what we do. Help- and the plan looking for- We like to say we are your Parkland shooting: veterans cemetery where it ing to creep up, estimated ing families ensure they ward to 2020. hometown provider; we Ex-sheriff challenges will be placed among stat- insured losses from Hurri- can put a meal together The meeting will begin serve more hometowns suspension ues honoring the dead from cane Michael have topped to share with their family at 6 p.m. at the Bay than any other provider other wars. $5.4 billion, according to is our part in maintain- County Supervisor of in the Southeast. We A sheriff suspended this The groups argued the numbers posted on the ing stability during times Elections Office, 830 W. look forward to becom- month by Gov. Ron DeSan- city was violating their state Office of Insurance of uncertainty, and those 11th St. ing an integral and trusted tis and accused of failing to free speech and due process Regulation website. we serve have been eager Invited organiza- member of the Panama prevent a school shoot- rights by moving the Civil As of Friday, 143,055 to share their apprecia- tions include Canvassing City community.” ing has requested a state War statue. claims had been filed in tion. We are here, and Board members, ACURE, Located at 3212 Jenks Senate hearing. Hernandez Covington the Oct. 10 hurricane, with we will continue to be the Democratic Party rep- Ave., PruittHealth-Pan- An attorney for ex-Bro- disagreed, saying the statue estimated insured losses of food lifeline for our com- resentatives, Green ama City is home to 77 ward County Sheriff Scott belongs to the city and it $5.411 billion. munity,” Cathy Pope, Party representatives, beds, a therapy gym with Israel requested the hear- can move it if it wants. The vast majority of the president & CEO of Feed- Libertarian representa- a hydrotherapy pool for ing Tuesday. Florida law Black residents had claims, 95,272, involved ing the Gulf Coast, said in tives, League of Women advanced aquatic ther- says the legislative body pushed for its removal, residential property. a news release. Voters representatives, apy, and a spa offering has the final say in the saying it represents racism. Bay County had the As it anticipates the con- NAACP representatives professional massage removal of local elected The Confederate groups largest number of claims tinuing increased need and and Republican Party services. For more officials. No hearing date said they plan to appeal. with 86,174. It was fol- works to keep its shelves representatives. information, visit pruit- was announced. lowed by Jackson County, stocked, Feeding the Gulf On the agenda is a thealth.com. DeSantis said previ- TALLAHASSEE 13,806 claims; Leon Coast encourages you to discussion on the plan ously that Israel failed to Corcoran seeks to speed County, 9,716 claims; consider hosting a food moving forward as Bay LAKELAND keep families and children up teacher certifi cation Gulf County, 8,124 claims; drive or making a mone- County recovers regard- Deputy forced to shoot safe before and during last Gadsden County, 5,968 tary donation designated ing the 2020 Election police dog during attack February’s shooting at New state Education claims; Calhoun County, for shutdown relief. For Cycle. Marjory Stoneman Doug- Commissioner Richard 4,042 claims; and Franklin more information on how Authorities said a deputy las High School that left 17 Corcoran is taking a series County, 2,235 claims. to give, visit www.feed- PANAMA CITY shot and killed a K-9 that people dead. of steps to eliminate a In all, 74.2 percent of ingthegulfcoast.org or call PruittHealth donates attacked him while he was A state investigating “significant” backlog in claims had been closed, 888-704-FOOD. $40,000 to relief efforts feeding the dog. commission recently con- the process of certify- according to the Office GateHouse Media Flor- cluded Israel’s changes to ing teachers, the Florida of Insurance Regulation PANAMA CITY A new rehabilita- ida reported that the attack the department’s active Department of Education website. Free hurricane recovery tion center in the area and shooting occurred shooter policy might have said Tuesday. Friday’s estimated total legal assistance available has donated $40,000 to Monday night. contributed to some dep- The department began of insured losses was up Hurricane Michael relief The Polk County Sher- uties’ inaction during the using a new certification from about $5.26 billion a Legal Services of North efforts. iff’s Office reported the shooting. system in November 2017, week earlier. Florida Inc. will have staff PruittHealth, a skilled K-9 deputy had been Israel said after his sus- leading to longer delays in and local volunteer attor- nursing and rehabilita- feeding the dog, Recon, pension that DeSantis was processing applications, PANAMA CITY neys available at the FEMA tion center that opened its for about a week while the making a “power grab” the department said in a Feeding the Gulf Coast Disaster Recovery Center doors last month, has made dog’s normal handler was against those who elected news release. needs donations at the Bay County Public four $10,000 donations, out of town. him. The number of educator Library, 898 W. 11th St.) supporting the American The deputy said Recon certificates issued dropped While the partial gov- each Thursday from 10 Red Cross, Feeding the clamped down on his hand, LAKELAND from 70,166 in 2016-2017 ernment shutdown has a.m. to 1 p.m. (except Gulf Coast, Grace Pres- and the dog wouldn’t Judge: City can move to 31,397 in 2017-2018. come to an end, Feeding holidays) until the FEMA byterian Church and the release him, forcing him Confederate statue Corcoran, a former the Gulf Coast continues facility closes. Salvation Army of Panama to shoot the dog. House speaker who became to be concerned about the Attorneys will be avail- City. Officials said the deputy A federal judge has dis- commissioner this month, lingering impacts. able at no cost to answer “We all have seen suffered a serious injury missed a lawsuit aimed issued a statement saying During the shutdown, legal questions resulting firsthand the devastat- and underwent surgery at blocking a city from the “unreasonable wait Feeding the Gulf Coast from Hurricane Michael. ing impact Hurricane on his hand. moving a statue honoring times for our school teach- provided food to more than Michael has had on the Recon had been with Confederate soldiers. ers are unacceptable, and 600 families of govern- PANAMA CITY community,” Neil L. the department for three District Judge Virginia this stops today.” ment workers throughout Supervisor of elections to Pruitt Jr., chairman and years, and officials said Hernandez Covington Among the steps the Central Gulf Coast. hold planning meeting CEO of PruittHealth, said they’re not sure what dismissed the lawsuit this announced Tuesday were Two partner agencies have in a news release. “As prompted the attack. week filed by Confederate adding six staff members

* ** B6 Thursday, January 31, 2019 | The News Herald Judge pokes hole in ‘dry needling’ rule

By Christine Sexton said the proposal exceeded case, would appeal. initially published the Therapy or any branch of Stevenson said that The News Service of Florida the Board of Physical Dry needling is the name proposed rule last year. It the United States Armed “dry needling meets the Therapy’s “grant of rule- physical therapists use to was pushed in part by the Forces. definition of acupuncture TALLAHASSEE making authority because describe a technique of Florida Physical Therapy The Florida State in Florida law because it — Florida physical thera- it would expand the scope inserting filiform needles Association, which touted Oriental Medical Asso- involves the insertion of pists cannot offer “dry of physical therapy prac- into the skin at various dry needling as a possible ciation, which represents acupuncture needles” needling” procedures tice, not merely establish “trigger points,” which alternative that patients acupuncturists, chal- into specific areas of the to their patients, a state a standard of practice.” causes certain responses. could seek for chronic lenged the proposed rule body. judge ruled Monday in The order can be Filiform needles — which pain management. in the state Division of He noted that the law a legal challenge filed appealed to the 1st Dis- are used for acupunc- The proposed rule Administrative Hearings generally bans physical by a group representing trict Court of Appeal in ture — are solid. They called for allowing physi- arguing, among other therapists from perform- acupuncturists. Tallahassee. cannot be used to inject cal therapists to perform things, that the proposal ing acupuncture, allowing Administrative Law Tad Fisher, chief execu- substances or medicine, dry-needle techniques modified existing law it only when “no penetra- Judge Lawrence P. Ste- tive officer of the Florida hence the word “dry.” as long as they had taken and that it was vague and tion of the skin occurs.” venson issued an order Physical Therapy Asso- Physical therapists in courses recognized by the capricious. The Florida State Ori- rejecting a proposed rule ciation, said Monday he more than 30 states prac- Commission on Accredi- Stevenson agreed with ental Medical Association by the Florida Board of still was reviewing the tice dry needling, but it is tation in Physical Therapy the Florida State Orien- had an announcement Physical Therapy that set order with his attorneys not authorized by law in Education, the American tal Medical Association on its website Monday minimum standards for and that he wasn’t sure Florida. Physical Therapy Asso- that the Board of Physical afternoon saying “WE physical therapists to use if the association, which The Florida Board ciation, the Federation of Therapy expanded state WON!!! The Dry Needle dry needling. Stevenson formally intervened in the of Physical Therapy State Boards of Physical law by passing the rule. Challenge.” Police: $200,000 ‘cam girl’ obsession led to massacre

By Kyle Swenson Amato family drama hit such an had checked himself into Jason. Chad told Amato the cruiser’s air horn, but The Washington Post flung all intense pitch that Cody an internet sex addiction that if he wished to stay no one stirred inside. that money confided to his girl- facility in Fort Lauder- at their house, he needed A deputy eventually Grant Amato had a through his friend he was worried dale. He had walked off to enter a 60-day sex slipped the deadbolt on problem and it was rip- Internet his brother “would kill there.” and pornography reha- the back door using a ping apart his family. connec- everybody,” according As Amato’s hours and bilitation center in Fort knife. Chad was lying on Outside the walls of his Amato tion, police to an arrest affidavit filed money were beginning Lauderdale. his back on the kitchen family’s well-manicured said, where recently by the Seminole to be consumed with his He agreed to go, but floor, blood pooling home in a rural area it landed more than 5,600 County Sheriff’s Office. overseas obsession last walked away from the across the ground. Cody northeast of Orlando, miles away in the Bal- Authorities now believe year, his life beyond the center before his treat- was curled into the fetal the 29-year-old could kans. Since last June, he did. On Friday morn- computer screen also was ment was complete on position on the floor of have been mistaken for he had been communi- ing, police discovered coming undone. Jan. 4. a storage room. Marga- another luckless young cating with a Bulgarian inside the family home On June 21, 2018, After returning home, ret was sprawled over man surfing through a woman — who has not the bodies of Chad, 59, Amato was working as his father presented the desk in her home bad patch — lost his job, been publicly identified. Margaret, 61, and Cody, a registered nurse at Amato with a two- office. All had been shot kicked out of school, They met on Cam Girls, 31. All had been gunned AdventHealth Orlando. page list of rules he was and a 9mm handgun was living at home. a live-streaming porno- down in what a police According to a police required to follow if he recovered at the scene. But inside the house, graphic website. In three affidavit described as an report, hospital staff dis- wanted to live at home. Amato’s 1996 Honda Amato was allegedly months, he had paid out “execution style” shoot- covered eight empty vials One of the condi- Accord was missing from gobbling up whatever more than $200,000 to ing. Amato is facing three of propofol, a medication tions was that he cease the house. Law enforce- money he could steal. He interact with the woman. first-degree murder used as a sedative before all communication with ment put out a bulletin lifted $150,000 from his His family knew he had charges. Police alleged surgery, in two rooms the Bulgarian woman. for the car, and the next parents, Chad and Mar- stolen the money, and his obsession with the girl Amato was overseeing. According to the arrest day police tracked the garet. His brother Cody they knew where it was across the Atlantic pro- No doctors had ordered affidavit, Amato would Honda to a DoubleTree lost $60,000; when that going. His mom and dad pelled Amato to violence. the drugs, and records later explain to police Hilton Hotel in Orlando. was gone, Amato alleg- demanded Amato enter “I think we have some indicated Amato had that he agreed, “but he Approached by investi- edly stole his brother’s rehab for a pornography mental health issues,” taken them from a stor- didn’t think they were gators, he agreed to sit guns and sold them. addiction last December. Jeffery Dowdy, the age machine. fair because he felt that for an interview. Amato Amato even allegedly Promises were made, a defendant’s attorney, When confronted about the Bulgarian female was described the family took out a $65,000 loan contract signed between told reporters this week. the unauthorized drugs, his girlfriend and they had drama stemming from on the house. parents and son. The “A few months ago ... he Amato told hospital a relationship.” his relationship with the authorities “he adminis- He continued, how- Bulgarian woman. tered the drug to patients ever, to communicate But he denied killing who were not being ade- with the woman over his family, instead claim- quately relaxed,” the Twitter, according to ing he left the house after police report stated. The the arrest affidavit. Not his father confronted hospital believed he had much later, his father him about the Twitter previously improperly discovered the messag- messages. Later, Amato administered propofol as ing was continuing. On said he returned to the well. Thursday, the family house and saw police and During the confronta- again confronted Amato, news vehicles outside tion, Amato expressed telling him he had to get the house. He said he fled suicidal thoughts, and out of the house. again. police were called. Offi- That night, Amato’s After showing Amato cers arrested Amato brother Cody was with ghastly pictures of the and the hospital said it his girlfriend when he crime scene — his father planned to prosecute, received a call from his face up on the kitchen according to the police father asking Cody to floor, his brother curled report, though public come home. When the up in the storage, his records do not indicate girlfriend asked what was mother spilled over her that charges were ever wrong, he replied that it desk — investigators filed. Amato’s brother’s was “stupid” family non- asked Amato if he “had girlfriend later told police sense, the arrest affidavit any remorse.” he then was kicked out of said. Later, she texted According to the arrest anesthesiology school. her boyfriend for a status affidavit, his “response Amato’s online rela- update. was his family had been tionship intensified, “All ok,” he wrote back. blaming him for months meanwhile, and he con- But when Cody did not for ruining their lives, tinued sending large show up for work the next stealing and not follow- sums of money overseas. morning, the girlfriend ing the rules of the home, The family, watching called police to check on so he might as well be Amato’s online infatu- the family. blamed for this too.” ation drain their bank Sheriff deputies arrived Court records indicate accounts, reached a tip- at the house at 9:17 a.m. Amato will be formally ping point. According to Friday. No one answered arraigned on the charges the arrest affidavit, on the knocks. The windows on March 26. Authorities Dec. 22, his father Chad and doors were all locked. have not signaled whether called a family meeting, Calls to the family mem- the unnamed cam model along with Margaret, bers went unanswered. is facing any charges Cody, and eldest son The deputies even blasted related to the deaths. Florida police: Man robbed restaurant at fi nger-point

By Daniel Smithson restaurant’s counter and restaurant. GateHouse Media Florida told an employee, “I am He was charged with ready,” walked around the armed robbery due to the GAINESVILLE — A counter and demanded employee believing he Gainesville man was she open the drawer. had a gun and based on arrested Monday after The employee told his actions, according to police said he robbed a police that during the police. restaurant. robbery, Berlin had his “He was charged with Steven Michael Berlin, hand in a position that armed robbery because 56, was charged with resembled a gun — his he implied he had a armed robbery, but he did thumb pointed up and his weapon,” Chief Inspector not have a weapon. index and second finger Jorge Campos said. Berlin entered Szech- pointed straight out. Berlin was booked uan Palace Monday night He took money out into the Alachua County and sat down for about of the drawer and left, jail. His bond was set at 30 minutes, according according to police. $25,000. to a Gainesville Police Berlin was later Department arrest report. arrested and found with Daniel Smithson is Police said Berlin $577. Police said Berlin a reporter for The then approached the admitted to robbing the Gainesville (Fla.) Sun. * ** The News Herald | Thursday, January 31, 2019 B7

DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Last rites for dying wife were comfort to her family

DEAR TROUBLED: Your wife, appointments with the new who had converted to Juda- person, and Stephanie’s going ism, was comatose. What to be working at the same happened at her bedside made salon where she referred us. Is no difference to her at that it rude to call and ask to switch point. It was kind and gener- our stylist knowing that we Jeanne Phillips ous of you to allow the priest will be seeing both of them in to come for the sake of your the same place? — TENTA- in-laws. You did it for the TIVE IN THE MIDWEST DEAR ABBY: My wife, a right reasons, so please do DEAR TENTATIVE: No, it is convert to reform Judaism, not second-guess yourself not rude. Tell your new styl- died this past year. The day now. What happened does ist that you have decided to before she passed, while not impugn the authentic- go back to Stephanie in light she was in a coma, Roman ity of the Jewish rites that of your long relationship. Catholic family members you used to bury her. Make the switch as cordial asked if they could bring in DEAR ABBY: A year ago, my as possible. Explain that it a priest. I said OK because I friend “Stephanie” decided has nothing to do with the knew it meant a lot to them. to stop cutting hair as her quality of the stylists’ work. A priest came and adminis- second job. She had done When you visit the salon, tered last rites. (My wife was mine, my husband’s and be friendly to both styl- born and raised a Catholic.) our son’s hair for years. We ists. That way, if Stepha- I have been having seri- switched to a stylist she nie decides to quit cutting ous second thoughts about referred us to and have been hair again or even takes my decision. Nobody outside satisfied with the service. a vacation, you will have my family knows about this. We just found out Stepha- someone to fall back on. Did I make the right call, or nie is going to start cutting should I have politely told hair again, and my husband Contact Dear Abby at my wife’s family that I could and I want to switch back www.DearAbby.com or not agree to their request? — to seeing her. The sticky P.O. Box 69440, Los TROUBLED REFORM JEW part is, we already have Angeles, CA 90069.

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) — LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — A very SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — While “I’ll know it when I see it” strong bond is built one fi ber You’ll be dealing with new people is a fi ne enough guiding principle at a time. And if you want to whose sensibilities may surprise for a solo artist, groups need a get microscopic about it it, this you. Like a masseuse working more specifi c set of rules to go happens on a cellular level. Small on a new client, the best way to by. A good leader will think it things, repeated... this is the learn what pressure to use is to over and spell it out. theme. This is the glue that will ask. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — bond you to your goal. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Does it please you to know that VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Are you thinking big enough? It someone is working hard to Working people often have less will be impossible to detect from impress you? It’s fl attering, to leisure time than others. Since where you are. It will take an say the least, although you must time is the most precious com- outsider to assess the situation. also realize that this has a lot to modity we have, it does make Who can you bounce your ideas do with what the individual is one think about the work worth off of? projecting onto you. doing, and the work not worth AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — A GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — doing. mystery is a thrill. And if the When it doesn’t work, an LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — When mystery seems like it might explanation for what went wrong things go wrong, it may be actually be safe, all the more is a nice thing to have. Also, it’s circumstances that cause it, but exciting — to be thrilled and a luxury. You don’t get it every as a responsible person you’re not killed, that’s the entertain- time, nor would you want to always trying to assess which ment sweet spot on which come up with it every time. To circumstances you can control books, movies and roller- shrug and walk on... that’s grace, and which you can’t. coaster rides are predicated. too. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — Your PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — You CANCER (June 22-July 22) — attention is worth something. relate to someone who is solving There are people you know who You can’t afford to give it away things and that’s because you have to, in order to survive and willy-nilly. And you won’t. You are also a part of the solution. act normal, do things you would won’t click on nonsense or sit Get right in there and give your consider rather strange. Your through what doesn’t interest ideas. You are feeling this way for ability to accept this will be the you. You won’t look into drama. a reason. Don’t wait for permis- key to this day going smoothly. You’ll keep your nose clean. sion; just go. THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek Unscramble these Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. SUDOKU Level of diffi culty (Bronze - easy,

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* ** The News Herald | Thursday, January 31, 2019 C1 SPORTS Commodores not worried aft er opening-weekend miscues

By Tyler Waldrep inning. The following day Gulf and did what good hitters do [email protected] Coast State fell 6-1. with those pitches,” Kandler The Commodores’ time said. The Gulf Coast State baseball at the plate stands out as After his hot start hitting team dropped a pair of games an obvious area in need of seventh, Kandler is consider- against No. 10 State College improvement as the season ing moving Johnson up in the of Florida on opening week- continues. The team managed lineup, but that decision isn’t end, but coach Mike Kandler only 18 hits in total across 21 set in stone just yet. hasn’t lost faith that his team innings and finished the week- Kandler’s pitchers seemed a is on track to put everything end with a .220 batting average little sharper, but he said they together when it really counts. and a .289 on-base percentage. still elevated too many balls “One of the reasons you go Evan Johnson stood out as a and didn’t command fastballs play a team like that is to figure bright spot for the team offen- well enough to hang with State out what it is you need to get sively, finishing the weekend College of Florida. better at,” Kandler said. “So with three hits in eight plate The rest of the defense seemed using it as a learning tool, it appearances and a team-high to play closer to what Kandler was an outstanding weekend.” .444 on-base percentage. expected and finished the week- The Commodores lost He also had a pair of home end with only three errors. Friday night’s game 10-7 after runs in Friday’s loss. Gulf Coast’s Brycen Braswell practices on Tuesday. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/ extending the game to the 12th “He got two elevated pitches See OPENING, C3 THE NEWS HERALD] Comeback Commodores

No. 7 Gulf Coast rallies just once in Panhandle play from 22 down to beat coming in. Pensacola Sade Mobley scored 17 points in the first half for Pensacola By Dustin Kent State after scoring just 13 points [email protected] total in her first five Panhandle games. It was that kind of night PANAMA CITY — Four days for the Lady Pirates, who con- after going on the road and tinued to pour it on to start the knocking off the No. 1 team in second half, getting a driving the country, No. 7 Gulf Coast layup from Kaiya Burnett and found itself trailing by 22 points a 3-pointer from Brandi Wash- in the third quarter to last-place ington to go up 55-33 with 8:14 Pensacola State on Wednesday on the third quarter clock. night. Gulf Coast charged back with That’s life in the Panhandle a quick 9-0 run featuring four Conference for you. Despite points from Alexus Dye, two the big deficit, the Lady Com- free throws from Naomi Mar- modores battled back to take shall, and a corner 3-pointer a 91-83 overtime victory to from Astou Gaye. Another improve to 17-3 overall and 5-2 corner three for Brittany Davis in league play. The Lady Pirates got Gulf Coast to within single fell to 0-6 in the Panhandle and digits at 59-51 with 4:24 left in 14-8 overall. the third. "The Panhandle is such An offensive rebound and a grind," Gulf Coast coach putback by Dye followed by a Roonie Scovel said. "It’s just steal and layup from Davis cut hard. I don’t know that I’ve it to 71-66 midway through the ever described it that way, but fourth quarter. A three-point it’s so hard. You can’t even get play by Dye pulled GC to within excited about what you just two with 1:40 left in regulation, did because the next battle is with a pair of free throws by probably harder than the one Davis tying it up at 75-75 with you just won or lost, so there’s 1:27 on the clock. not time to celebrate or get Pensacola State had the last excited." shot in regulation, but Burnett’s The Lady Commodores got step-back three rimmed out as a bigger battle than they were time expired. Davis opened the bargaining for from the Lady overtime period with a driving Pirates, who burned the nets bank shot and a pull-up jumper up for eight 3-pointers in the in transition to give Gulf Coast first half to take a 50-31 lead at an early four-point edge. Gulf Coast’s Alexus Dye (12) scored 30 points in the Lady Commodores’ overtime victory over Pensacola the break. Pensacola State had State on Wednesday. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] broken 60 points in a full game See WOMEN, C3

Strong fi nish gives Commodores fi rst league win

By Dustin Kent of the season. [email protected] “It feels great,” Commo- dores coach Jay Powell said. PANAMA CITY — The first “The men worked and worked half of the Panhandle Con- and worked and deserved to ference schedule was mostly win this game, so I’m proud miserable for the Commo- of them. Sometimes in life you dores, with a heartbreaking don’t get what you deserve and opening loss to Tallahassee sometimes in life you do. For- followed by five successive tunately tonight the men got TICKER | C2 defeats. what they deserved, which was Gulf Coast got the second a big home win.” DONALD, half of the Panhandle schedule KK Godwin scored 22 points started off with a bang, how- to lead Gulf Coast, with Cam- SUH TO ever, knocking off Pensacola eron Holden adding 16 points, State 76-70 on Wednesday Jacolbey Owens 13, and Reggie LEAD RAMS’ night at the Billy Harrison Field Rivera 12. Yeikson Montero House. was the top scorer for the PURSUIT OF The Commodores (13-11 Pirates with 18 points, while overall, 1-6 in the Panhandle De’monte Nelson scored 12 PATRIOTS’ Conference) outscored the points, and Shaundarius BRADY Gulf Coast’s KK Godwin makes a reverse layup in front of Pensacola Pirates (13-10, 1-5) 27-12 over Cowart had 11. State’s Isaiah Williams. Godwin had a team-high 22 points in the the final nine minutes of action Commodores’ 76-70 victory. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] to notch their first league win See MEN, C3

* ** C2 Thursday, January 31, 2019 | The News Herald SPORTS TICKER

IN BRIEF Goodell NEW YORK Ex-Okla. St. coach pleads guilty in bribery case mostly A former Oklahoma dodges State assistant basket- ball coach pleaded guilty Wednesday to taking pressing bribes from business advisers to steer them questions to star college athletes expected to turn pro. By Barry Wilner Lamont Evans, 41, The Associated Press entered the plea in New York federal court to con- ATLANTA — Faced spiring to commit bribery. with a blitz of offici- He admitted receiving ating questions and $22,000 to steer the play- queries about the effec- ers at the University of tiveness of the Rooney South Carolina and Okla- Rule, Colin Kaepernick’s homa State University to football unemployment, certain financial advisers and the cancellation of and business managers, a news conference for attorney Johnny McCray a Super Bowl halftime said. show that has drawn Evans also agreed to hefty criticism, Roger forfeit the bribe money Goodell scrambled. he received from two The NFL commis- financial advisers as sioner did provide some part of the deal he signed nuggets of news on Thursday. Wednesday. He noted “I now know that In this Dec. 16 photo, Los Angeles Rams defensive end Aaron Donald hits Philadelphia Eagles establishing a quar- accepting those funds in quarterback Nick Foles during a game in Los Angeles. [JAE C. HONG/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] terbacks summit at exchange for introducing Morehouse College in them to any one player June to help get more was wrong and violated minority coaches into the law,” he said. the pipeline of higher- Sentencing was set for level assistant coaching May 10 on a charge that Chasing Brady jobs that are quicker carries the potential for pathways to head up to five years in prison, coaching opportunities. though a plea agree- Otherwise, Goodell gen- ment between Evans Donald, Suh to lead erally ducked the rush and prosecutors recom- Rams’ Super Bowl at his annual State of mends no more than two pursuit of Patriots QB the NFL appearance as years behind bars. effectively as Russell By Greg Beacham Wilson. ATLANTA The Associated Press Naturally, Goodell was Rams’ Robey-Coleman peppered with ques- says he received threats ATLANTA — Practi- tions, some bordering cally every member of the on demands, to upgrade The comments on Los Angeles Rams has a the officiating 10 days social media grew darker favorite story about Aaron after a non-call late in by the hour until Nickell Donald’s feats of ridiculous the NFC championship Robey-Coleman decided athleticism. game pretty much cost to stop looking. Michael Brockers loved the Saints a spot in the Fans being frustrated the moment at Carolina in Super Bowl. is one thing. Seeing 2016 when Donald beat the While agreeing that threats on his life crawl Panthers’ left guard and game officials missed into his Instagram feed launched himself like Super- In this Dec. 2 photo, Los Angeles Rams tackle Ndamukong the helmet-to-helmet took it to another level. man, swallowing up Cam Suh rushes during a game against the Lions in Detroit. [DUANE hit and pass interfer- “There was a little bit Newton while airborne. BURLESON/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] ence penalty by Rams of everything,” the Los Nickell Robey-Coleman defensive back Nickell Angeles Rams corner- preferred the game at San comfortably behind his stel- million contract extension Robey-Coleman — back said Wednesday Francisco this season when lar offensive line and picked to Donald in late August, league officiating chief at the team hotel. “I had Donald shredded a dou- apart their defenses for 691 making their best player Al Riveron called Saints like one or two death ble-team and sacked C.J. yards passing, completing happy after two offseason coach Sean Payton after threats. I mean, it wasn’t Beathard — not by grabbing 71.1 percent of his throws. holdouts. He responded the game and admitted anything that I really him, but by shoving the Donald, who set an NFL with the best season of his the blown call — Goodell paid attention to.” 49ers’ center into his own record for sacks by an inte- stellar career. said the league will re- The 27-year-old quarterback. rior lineman with 20½ this Los Angeles then acquired examine the officiating Robey-Coleman was the “Aaron can do things season, believes Los Angeles edge rusher Dante Fowler process. target of New Orleans you didn’t know were pos- (15-3) can do what the Char- from Jacksonville in late He didn’t rule out fans after the now-infa- sible,” said Rams defensive gers and Chiefs couldn’t. October, adding a speedy adding such plays to the mous play during which tackle Ndamukong Suh, no “We’ll get to him, but outside pass-rushing threat video review system, he was not penalized for stranger to improbable feats we have to stay patient to a roster that lacked it. and he definitely didn’t his hit on Saints receiver himself. and don’t get frustrated,” Fowler has 1½ sacks and endorse such a move. Tommylee Lewis. No Donald is the NFL’s cur- Donald said. “We’ve got a six quarterback hits in the “We will look again flag was thrown for pass rent sacks champion, the great secondary that will Rams’ past four games — at instant replay,” said interference for the hel- only unanimous All-Pro do its job and make sure he including the biggest hit of Goodell, who added that met-to-helmet nature and a probable two-time doesn’t have easy throws. If LA’s season, forcing Drew league executives rec- of the hit — for which league Defensive Player of he has to hold onto the ball, Brees’ overtime interception ognize the frustration of Robey-Coleman was the Year. But Los Angeles’ we’ll have our chances. We in the NFC championship Saints fans. “There have fined $26,739 by the NFL powerful defensive tackle just have to go get him.” game. been a variety of propos- — possibly altering the has one more daunting task The Rams have been Fowler never became a als over the last — frankly outcome of Los Angeles’ in the Super Bowl. assembling the tools for this superstar with the Jaguars, 15 to 20 years — of should 26-23 overtime victory. Donald and the Rams must job all year long. but he loves being a role replay be expanded? It figure out how to pressure In the spring, they signed player for LA. does not cover judgment PARIS Tom Brady, who completely the imposing Suh to a $14 “I knew I was going to fit calls. This was a judgment Neymar out for about 10 stumped the New England million deal. They also in with this defense because call. weeks with foot injury Patriots’ first two playoff acquired Aqib Talib and of A.D. and Suh,” Fowler “The other compli- opponents. Marcus Peters, two elite said. “They make it easy cation is that it was a Neymar is expected to The Chargers and Chiefs cornerbacks who can create for everybody else on the no-call. And our coaches be sidelined for about 10 never sacked the 41-year- chances for their pass rush. defense. They cause so many and clubs have been very weeks with a right foot old superstar while he sat They gave a six-year, $135 problems.” resistant and there has injury, ruling the Paris not been support to date Saint-Germain striker out about having a replay of the Champions League New England Patriots quarterback Tom official or somebody in matchup against Man- Brady catches a ball during practice New York throw a flag chester United. Wednesday in Atlanta as the team when there is no flag PSG travels to play prepares for Super Bowl 53 against the (thrown). They have not United in the last 16 of the Los Angeles Rams. [MATT ROURKE/THE voted for that in the past. Champions League on ASSOCIATED PRESS] It doesn’t mean that we Feb. 12, with the return won’t. It’s something that leg in Paris on March 6. we’re going to put to the The injury potentially also competition committee rules him out both legs of to see if there’s an answer the quarterfinals in mid- to that, but the reality April if PSG advances. is that’s been at least an However, if PSG opposition philosophi- reaches the semifinals, the cally for many clubs.” 26-year-oldBrazilianmay Goodell completely be back in time for the first ruled out any use of com- leg at the end of April and missioner’s powers to thereturnleginthesecond change the call or resume week of May. the game; a lawsuit was filed in New Orleans The Associated Press seeking that. * ** The News Herald | Thursday, January 31, 2019 C3

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By The News Herald line, and 78.6 percent from while shooting 35.2 percent from the free throw line. throw line. LaSonja Edwards from the fi eld, 24.3 percent the foul line. Trent Forrest from the fi eld, 37.7 percent Derrick White (Graceville), (Gulf Coast), Middle Tennes- from the 3-point line, and The following is a list of area (Chipley), Florida State, Jr., from the 3-point line, and Hillsborough College, So., see, Sr., 6-1, F — Averaging 72.7 percent from the foul athletes now playing college 6-4, 210, G — Averaging 9.5 43.8 percent from the free 6-1, 175, G — Has not played 1.1 points and 1.2 rebounds line. Tyra Johnson (Chipola), basketball. All statistics and points, 4.9 rebounds, 3.7 throw line. Kruize Pinkins yet this season. per game while shooting Troy, Jr., 5-7, G — Averaging records are through Jan. 28 assists, and two steals per (Marianna, Chipola), Junior 56.3 percent from the fi eld. 6.3 points and 1.2 rebounds unless noted. game while shooting 45.6 Casale, Italian Serie A2, Women Taylor Emery (Gulf Coast) per game while shooting percent from the fi eld, 17.4 6-7, 215, F — Averaging 18.7 Virginia Tech, Sr., 5-10, G — 33.3 percent from the fi eld, Men percent from the 3-point line, points, 10.5 rebounds and 1.7 Curteeona Brelove Averaging 17.9 points, 5.5 36 percent from the 3-point and 79.5percent from the assists while shooting 48.8 (Malone), St. John’s, Sr., 6-2, rebounds and 2.1 assists per line, and 66.7 percent from Antonio Bellamy (Mosley), foul line. Donovan Franklin percent from the fi eld, 38.8 F — Averaging 9.2 points game while shooting 43.3 the free throw line. Shater- Thomas University, Fr., 6-1, (Gulf Coast), Pittsburg State, percent from the 3-point line, and six rebounds while percent from the fi eld, 37.5 rika O’Neal (Gulf Coast), 170, G — Bellamy has not Sr., 6-5, 205, G — Averaging and 79.7 percent from the shooting 48.4 percent from percent from the 3-point Troy, Sr., 5-8, G — Averaging played yet this season. 22.2 points, 6.3 rebounds, free throw line. Adrian Sims the fi eld and 68.2 percent line, and 82.3 percent from 7.1 points and 2.6 rebounds Alex Brown (Vernon), and 2.3 assists per game (Chipley), Thomas University, from the free throw line. the free throw line. Raven and one assist per game Arkansas Tech, Sr., 6-3, 195, while shooting 48.6 percent Fr., 5-11, 195, G — Averaging Maria Castro (Gulf Coast), Fox (Gulf Coast), Syracuse, while shooting 36.3 percent G — Averaging 13.9 points, from the fi eld, 40.2 percent 3.4 points and 1.4 rebounds Oklahoma State, Sr., 6-0, G Sr., 5-8, G — Averaging one from the fi eld, 40.7 per- 5.9 rebounds, and 1.8 assists from the 3-point line, and while shooting 29.4 percent — Averaging 2.8 points and point and 1.2 rebounds per cent from the 3-point line, while shooting 47.5 percent 87.9 percent from the foul from the fi eld, 28.6 from the 2.5 rebounds while shoot- game while shooting 20 and 73.3 percent from the from the fi eld, 42.7 percent line. Kevon Godwin (Blount- 3-point line and 83.3 percent ing 34 percent from the percent from the fi eld and free throw line. Amanda from the 3-point line, and stown), Gulf Coast, Fr., 6-1, G from the line. fi eld, 27 percent from the 20 percent from the 3-point Paschal (Chipley, Gulf 70.4 percent from the free — Averaging 8.2 points, four Khaliel Spearman (Ruther- 3-point line and 66.7 percent line, and 100 percent from Coast), Kentucky, Jr., 5-7, G throw line. Stacy Burse rebounds, 2.5 assists, and ford, Gulf Coast), Talladega from the free throw line. the foul line. Josselin Geer — Averaging 3.7 points, 2.2 (Mosley), Marion Military 1.2 steals per game while College, Sr., 6-3, 180, G — J’Nyiah Daniels (Mosley), (North Bay Haven), Miles rebounds and 1.7 assists per Institute, Fr., 6-3, 200, G — shooting 34.3 percent from Averaging 7.7 points, 3.6 West Alabama, Jr., 5-6, G Community College, Fr., game while shooting 29.3 Averaging 3.3 points, 2.2 the fi eld, 31 percent from the rebounds and 1.9 assists — Averaging 9.5 points, 3.3 5-10, G — Averaging 4.8 percent from the fi eld, 36.4 rebounds, and 1.1 assists 3-point line, and 68 percent while shooting 48.7 percent rebounds and 1.9 assists per points and 2.4 rebounds percent from the 3-point per game while shooting from the foul line. Jeremy shooting from the fi eld, 34.9 game while shooting 30.4 per game while shoot- line and 74.4 percent from 39.5 percent from the fi eld, Harris (Gulf Coast), Buffalo, percent from the 3-point percent from the fi eld, 22.3 ing 42 percent from the the foul line. Ty Purifoy 33.3 percent from the 3-point Sr., 6-7, 185, G — Averaging line, and 74.4 percent from percent from the 3-point fi eld, 30 percent from the (Gulf Coast), North Florida, line, and 37.5 percent from 14.7 points, 6.1 rebounds 2.7 the free throw line. Chris line, and 67.7 percent from 3-point line and 10 percent Sr., 5-1, G — Averaging 5.2 the foul line. Destin Dunton assists and 1.1 steals per Walker (Holmes County), the free throw line. Fatou from the free throw line. points, 2.9 rebounds, 5.1 (Rutherford), Southern, Sr., game while shooting 41.8 Rio Grande Valley Vipers, Diagne (Gulf Coast), Purdue, Teiyahna Hutchinson (Port assists and 1.9 steals per 6-3, 195, G — Averaging four percent from the fi eld, 31.7 NBA G-League, 6-9, 200, F Jr., 6-4, C — Averaging 2.1 St. Joe), Gulf Coast, Fr., 5-7, game while shooting 38 points, two rebounds and percent from the 3-point line, — Averaging 7.8 points, 5.5 points and 2.9 rebounds per G — Averaging 1.1 points percent from the fi eld, 24.1 1.8 assists per game while and 72.7 percent from the rebounds, one assist and game while shooting 52.5 and one rebound per game percent from the 3-point shooting 43.8 percent from foul line. Antwain Johnson 1.1 block per game while percent from the fi eld and while shooting 19 percent line, and 65.5 percent from the fi eld and 72.7 percent (Malone, Chipola), Buffalo, shooting 56.7 percent from 33 percent from the foul from the fi eld, 8.3 percent the free throw line. from the free throw line. Nat Sr., 6-2, 197, G — Johnson the fi eld and 54.5 percent line. Jhileiya Dunlap (Gulf from the 3-point line, and 50 Dixon (Mosley), Southern is sitting out this season from the free throw line. Coast), Ole Miss, Jr., 6-2, F percent from the foul. Anyone with informa- Methodist, Sr., 6-4, 180, G after transferring from Kadeem Webb (Cottondale), — Averaging six points, 3.9 Halie Jasinski (Port St. tion on the whereabouts — Averaging 6.5 points, two Middle Tennessee State. Thomas University, Jr., 6-3, rebounds, 1.4 assists, 1.1 Joe), Coastal Alabama- of other area athletes rebounds, and 1.7 assists Chancellor Lockett (Malone), 180, G —Averaging 3.5 points steals and 1.6 blocks per Monroeville, So., 6-1, C now playing college per game while shooting Middle Georgia State, Jr., while shooting 42.9 percent game while shooting 46.2 — Averaging 3.9 points and basketball is asked to 40.6 percent from the fi eld, 6-1, 185, G — Averaging 6.5 from the fi eld, 46.4 from the percent from the fi eld and 4.8 rebounds per game e-mail Tyler Waldrep at 36.4 percent from the 3-point points and 2.1 rebounds 3-point line and 93.3 percent 53.3 percent from the free while shooting 44.3 percent [email protected].

Gulf Coast’s OPENING WOMEN Nakia Kincey From Page C1 From Page C1 (20) drives against Pensacola “The numbers will be Davis scored again in State’s there at the end of the transition with a layup plus Kaiya year so you just gotta the foul, converting the Burnett. keep playing and keep three-point play to make [JOSHUA grinding it out,” Kandler it 84-77 with 2:56 remain- BOUCHER/THE said. “Two games it’s not ing. Dye’s three-point play NEWS HERALD] enough to really judge with 43.3 seconds left all anything by.” but put the game to bed Those numbers won’t Gulf Coast’s baseball team practices on Tuesday. [JOSHUA with the Lady Commo- “We said at halftime smart after that.” really start to mean BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] dores leading 89-82. there was no play to Gulf Coast will next much to Kandler until Dye finished the game draw up, nothing to talk play Saturday at Chipola. the Commodores have that they’re a united kind of like Christmas with 30 points, with Davis about except that you Pensacola State is at Tal- 20 games behind them. group will start to pay morning. You almost feel adding 28. Washing- have to dig deep down in lahassee on Saturday. If the schedule doesn’t dividends,” he said, “but like it’s a present. Like we ton had 30 points on six your heart and say we’re PENSACOLA STATE (83) change, that gives the of course you got to stay got that done, we got that 3-pointers in the losing gonna play hard,” she Payne 1 0-0 3, Jackson 1 2-2 4, Polk 3 0-0 team almost a month to that way through the done.” effort for Pensacola State. said. “I didn’t know if we 6, Walker 4 1-2 9, Washington 10 4-6 30, Mobley 6 2-4 17, Burnett 4 0-0 10, Walker- improve before it crosses adversity.” The coach’s favorite It was an impressive could come back because Lafl er 1 2-2 4. Totals: 30 11-16 83. that threshold with a When the players gift so far was getting comeback for the Lady they were shooting the GULF COAST (91) Farcy 0 2-4 2, Dye 11 8-11 30, Kincey 2 2-2 doubleheader against walked out and saw the the infield laser-graded Commodores necessitated ball so well. Fortunately 6, Marshall 3 2-2 8, Davis 10 5-5 28, Slade Thomas College on Feb. field for the first time on after the storm scattered by a slow start and some we made some stops, 1 0-0 2, Banks 0 0-00, Mbandu 4 4-4 12, Gaye 1 0-0 3. Totals: 32 23-28 91. 28. Monday afternoon, many most of the clay across red-hot shooting from got some turnovers with Pensacola State 19 31 18 7 8 — 83 Gulf Coast 17 14 29 15 16 — 91 Kandler said he doesn’t of them couldn’t help but the right field. With the the visitors. At halftime, the full-court pres- 3-point fi eld goals: Pensacola State 12 believe the strength of stop and appreicate what playing surface shaping Scovel said there wasn’t sure, and once we got a (Washington 6, Mobley 3, Burnett 2, Payne), Gulf Coast 4 (Davis 3, Gaye). Total the latest group lies with they saw in front of them. up, attention will turn much discussion of strat- little momentum we got fouls: Pensacola State 19, Gulf Coast 17. any one aspect of the For the first time since now to other items like egy, simply effort. excited and played pretty Fouled out: Polk, Burnett. Technical fouls: game. Instead, he said Hurricane Michael ripped replacing the windscreen the success of the 2019 through town on Oct. 10, and rebuilding the equip- group will come from the the field had a backstop ment shed. strong bonds established and even what the play- “So one morning it will between the players ers called a “big leaguer” all be back together,” before they ever tasted mound to pitch from. Kandler said. “Just like defeat last weekend. “Anytime any little Bay County will be and “As we start ironing thing happens it’s kind of we’ll all say that was just out the kinks the fact nice,” Kandler said. “It’s a bad memory.”

and layup by Owens to “It’s game by game, but MEN give the Commodores I’m proud that the guys the lead 61-60 with 4:04 know that if we go out and From Page C1 remaining. compete like crazy that we Nelson gave the lead can win,” he said. “When right back to the Pirates you have a young team, Pensacola State jumped on a driving finish, but they can start to question out in front early and back-to-back threes themselves, so to find a held a 25-13 advantage from Holden out of the way to win tonight says a when Godwin made his left corner and Godwin lot about the young men.” first bucket of the game, from the right corner put PENSACOLA STATE (70) a 3-pointer with 6:17 on the Commodores back Montero 7 0-0 18, Diaz 2 0-0 6, McDougal the first half clock. on top for good at 68-64 3 0-0 8, Nelson 4 2-3 12, Cowart 4 2-2 11, Hunt 1 1-2 3, Charles 3 4-4 5. Totals: 24 The freshman guard with 1:31 to play. 9-11 70. added a steal and a reverse Owens added a driving GULF COAST (76) Godwin 7 2-2 22, Gordon 2 1-2 5, Owens layup moments later, then layup against the Pensac- 6 1-3 13, N’Dolo 1 0-0 2, Holden 5 5-6 16, a 3-pointer from the left ola State press, followed Burke 2 0-0 4, Kelly 1 0-2 2, Rivera 3 1-6 12. Totals: 27 10-21 76. corner and another triple by four straight free Halftime score — Pensacola 35, Gulf Coast 35 from the right corner to tie throws by Godwin and 3-point fi eld goals: Pensacola State 10 the game 27-27. Godwin Rivera, and then put the (Diaz 2, McDougal 2, Nelson 2, Charles 2, Montero, Cowart), Gulf Coast 8 (Godwin knocked in another shot finishing touches on the 6, Holden, Rivera). Total fouls: Pensacola from deep in the waning win by throwing down a State 17, Gulf Coast 15. Fouled out: none. seconds of the first half one-handed dunk on a Technical fouls: Holden, Montero. to again level the game at long inbounds pass from 35-35. Holden to make it 76-67. The Pirates regained Despite the win, the control in the second Commodores remain half, with Montero hit- in the Panhandle Con- ting a 3-pointer and a ference cellar behind lefty hook in the lane to the Pirates by a half- make it 58-49 with just game. But Powell said over nine minutes to play. that the victory was still An offensive rebound important for building and putback by Holden confidence and hopefully started a 12-2 Gulf Coast momentum to finish out run culminating in a steal the season.

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Atlanta 16 33 .327 8 No. 13 Houston vs. Temple, 6 p.m. 22. Michigan State 15-5 165 21 AREA EVENTS EBRO SCHEDULE CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB No. 17 Purdue at Penn State, 6 p.m. 23. Miami 18-4 130 23 Milwaukee 36 13 .735 — 24. Texas A&M 16-4 105 25 SCHEDULE Indiana 32 17 .653 4 RESULTS 25. Iowa State 15-5 98 22 Girls basketball Boys basketball Monday Detroit 21 28 .429 15 WEDNESDAY’S GAMES Others receiving votes: Drake 35, New Rutherford at Bozeman Arnold at Bozeman 7 p.m. Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx Chicago 12 40 .231 25½ EAST Mexico 13, South Dakota 13, California 12, 11:25 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota Cleveland 11 41 .212 26½ Albany (NY) 62, New Hampshire 42 DePaul 10, Central Florida 5, Brigham Young 2 p.m. 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm American U. 74, Loyola (Md.) 68 4, Missouri 4, Troy 4, Arkansas 2, West Beach noon. WESTERN CONFERENCE Boston U. 68, Holy Cross 54 Virginia 1. Evening: SOUTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Bucknell 69, Navy 57 Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Houston 29 21 .580 — Colgate 76, Army 56 THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS/SCHEDULE Tuesday San Antonio 30 22 .577 — Duquesne 75, Rhode Island 72 All times Central ON THE AIR Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx Dallas 23 27 .460 6 George Washington 79, Fordham 61 Tuesday’s Game 11:55 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota New Orleans 23 28 .451 6½ Hartford 86, Binghamton 60 No. 23 Iowa State 105, Texas Tech 66 11:30 a.m. Memphis 20 31 .392 9½ La Salle 60, UMass 51 Wednesday’s Game Today 7:30 p.m. Wednesday NORTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Maine 78, Mass.-Lowell 59 No. 1 Baylor 66, Oklahoma State 58 NJIT 66, Florida Gulf Coast 54 COLLEGE BASKETBALL SEC — Vanderbilt at Matinee: Denver 34 15 .694 — Today’s Games Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 Oklahoma City 32 18 .640 2½ Niagara 78, Canisius 70 No. 2 UConn at No. 3 Louisville, 6 p.m. (MEN’S) Texas A&M a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m. Greyhound Portland 31 20 .608 4 Rutgers 66, Indiana 58 No. 5 Notre Dame at Clemson, 6 p.m. Seton Hall 65, Providence 63 simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota Utah 29 22 .569 6 No. 6 Mississippi State at LSU, 6:30 p.m. UMBC 57, Stony Brook 49 4 p.m. CURLING 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm Minnesota 24 26 .480 10½ No. 7 N.C. State at Wake Forest, 6 p.m. Canisius at Niagara, late Beach noon. PACIFIC DIVISION W L PCT GB No. 8 Stanford at Caliifornia, 1. p.m. ESPNU — LIU-Brooklyn at 11 a.m. Syracuse at Boston College, late Evening: Golden State 36 14 .720 — No. 11 Maryland vs. Wisconsin, 6 p.m. Lehigh at Lafayette, late Farleigh Dickinson NBCSN — World Cup: Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby L.A. Clippers 28 23 .549 8½ No. 13 Iowa at Michigan, 5 p.m. SOUTH L.A. Lakers 26 25 .510 10½ No. 15 Gonzaga at Pacifi c, 9 p.m. 6 p.m. Day 2 from the Third Leg, Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Campbell 68, Radford 67 Sacramento 25 25 .500 11 No. 16 South Carolina at No. 19 Kentucky, Thursday Charleston Southern 85, Presbyterian 84 ESPN2 — Temple at Sweden Phoenix 11 42 .208 26½ 5:30 p.m. Matinee: Florida 90, Mississippi 86, OT Houston GOLF Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 Gardner-Webb 69, High Point 67 No. 17 Rutgers vs. Indiana, 6 p.m. a.m., Gulfstream 11:35 a.m., Santa Anita 3 Tuesday’s Games Hampton 96, Longwood 83 No. 18 Syracuse vs. Virginia, 6 p.m. ESPNEWS — Austin Peay 5:30 a.m. p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 Cleveland 116, Washington 113 Jacksonville 72, Stetson 57 No. 20 Texas A&M vs. Vanderbilt, 7:30 p.m. at Tennessee Tech GOLF — European Tour a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach Milwaukee 115, Detroit 105 Kennesaw St. 81, North Florida 64 No. 22 Michigan State vs. Penn State, 6 p.m. noon. Oklahoma City 126, Orlando 117 Lamar 95, Nicholls 66 No. 24 Florida State vs. Miami, 6 p.m. ESPNU — Tulane at East Golf: Saudi Interna- Evening: Brooklyn 122, Chicago 117 Louisville 82, Wake Forest 54 No. 25 BYU at Loyola Marymount, 7 p.m. New Orleans 121, Houston 116 Carolina tional, fi rst round, Saudi Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Middle Tennessee 71, UAB 65 Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. San Antonio 126, Phoenix 124 New Orleans 72, Northwestern St. 64 FS1 — Purdue at Penn Arabia Friday Philadelphia 121, L.A. Lakers 105 Sam Houston St. 62, SE Louisiana 52 PRO HOCKEY Matinee: Wednesday’s Games State 2 p.m. UNC-Asheville 71, SC-Upstate 62 Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 Boston 126, Charlotte 94 Virginia Tech 82, Miami 70 NHL Chicago 105, Miami 89 7 p.m. GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: a.m., Aqueduct 11:20 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 Missouri at Auburn, late All times Central Dallas 114, New York 90 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 MIDWEST EASTERN CONFERENCE Denver at New Orleans, late CBSSN — Xavier at Waste Management a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 p.m., Palm Beach Bradley 81, Evansville 73 ATLANTIC DIVISION Indiana at Washington, late noon. Illinois St. 69, Drake 55 GP W L OT PTS GF GA Georgetown Phoenix Open, fi rst Memphis at Minnesota, late Evening: Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Iowa St. 93, West Virginia 68 Tampa Bay 49 37 10 2 76 199 140 Atlanta at Sacramento, late Loyola of Chicago 61, N. Iowa 60 8 p.m. round, Scottsdale, Ariz. Palm Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Toronto 49 30 17 2 62 174 140 Utah at Portland, late Marquette 76, Butler 58 Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Montreal 51 28 18 5 61 154 149 ESPN2 — Arizona at Ari- 2 a.m. (Friday) Purdue Fort Wayne 102, South Dakota 71 Saturday Today’s Games Boston 50 27 17 6 60 146 132 Richmond 84, Saint Louis 81 zona State GOLF — European Tour Matinee: Dallas at Detroit, 6 p.m. Buffalo 49 25 18 6 56 145 148 Villanova 86, DePaul 74 Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 Indiana at Orlando, 6 p.m. Florida 48 20 20 8 48 152 170 ESPNU — UConn at UCF Golf: Saudi International, a.m., Gulfstream 11:35 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 Milwaukee at Toronto, 7 p.m. St. John’s at Creighton, late Illinois at Minnesota, late Detroit 51 19 25 7 45 145 172 FS1 — Oregon at Utah second round, Saudi a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound si- Brooklyn at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa 50 19 26 5 43 156 187 L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. SMU at Wichita St., late mulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville METROPOLITAN DIVISION 10 p.m. Arabia 11:35 a.m., Palm Beach noon. Philadelphia at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. Indiana St. at S. Illinois, late SOUTHWEST GP W L OT PTS GF GA ESPN2 — Gonzaga at BYU 5:30 a.m. (Friday) Evening: Friday’s Games N.Y. Islanders 49 29 15 5 63 147 122 Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Palm Memphis at Charlotte, 6 p.m. Houston Baptist 96, Incarnate Word 92 S.F. Austin 105, Cent. Arkansas 99, OT Washington 50 27 17 6 60 171 162 ESPNU — UC-Irvine at UC- GOLF — European Tour Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Lane Boston at New York, 6:30 p.m. Columbus 49 28 18 3 59 158 151 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Oklahoma City at Miami, 7 p.m. Memphis at Tulsa, late Texas A&M-CC at Abilene Christian, late Pittsburgh 49 26 17 6 58 172 152 Santa Barbara Golf: Saudi International, Sunday Atlanta at Utah, 8 p.m. LSU at Texas A&M, late Carolina 50 24 20 6 54 140 149 Matinee: Houston at Denver, 9 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL second round, Saudi FAR WEST N.Y. Rangers 49 21 21 7 49 139 165 Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 Fresno St. at Wyoming, late Philadelphia 50 21 23 6 48 143 170 (WOMEN’S) Arabia a.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 BULLS 105, HEAT 89 San Jose St. at Utah St., late New Jersey 49 19 23 7 45 146 167 a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound 5 p.m. NBA CHICAGO (105) California Baptist at Utah Valley, late simulcast: Palm Beach noon, Jacksonville Selden 6-10 4-4 20, Markkanen 4-15 6-7 Air Force at San Diego St., late WESTERN CONFERENCE BTN — Iowa at Michigan 7 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 14, Lopez 6-8 1-1 13, Dunn 6-14 1-3 14, CS Northridge at Cal St.-Fullerton, late CENTRAL DIVISION 5:30 p.m. TNT — Milwaukee at POKER ROOM Arcidiacono 4-7 1-1 9, Parker 0-1 0-0 0, Portis UCLA at Washington St., late GP W L OT PTS GF GA – Open 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through 10-17 4-4 26, Harrison 2-3 0-1 4, Blakeney Southern Cal at Washington, late Winnipeg 50 32 16 2 66 172 140 Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and SEC — South Carolina at Toronto 0-1 0-0 0, Sampson 2-2 0-0 5. Totals 40-78 Nashville 52 30 18 4 64 161 135 Saturday. Kentucky 9:30 p.m. 17-21 105. SCHEDULE Minnesota 50 26 21 3 55 142 142 LOCATION MIAMI (89) All times Central Dallas 49 24 21 4 52 126 128 – Intersection of State 79 and State 20. 6 p.m. TNT — Philadelphia at Ellington 5-13 0-0 13, J.Johnson 1-6 0-0 2, TODAY’S GAMES Colorado 50 22 20 8 52 169 162 INFORMATION Whiteside 3-6 2-4 8, Winslow 6-17 0-0 14, EAST St. Louis 49 22 22 5 49 139 149 ESPN — UConn at Golden State – 234-3943. Richardson 4-15 1-1 12, Olynyk 2-3 0-0 6, LIU Brooklyn at Fairleigh Dickinson, 4 p.m. Chicago 51 18 24 9 45 156 190 Louisville NHL Adebayo 5-7 3-5 13, T.Johnson 5-12 3-3 15, Siena at Monmouth (NJ), 6 p.m. PACIFIC DIVISION Waiters 3-10 0-0 6. Totals 34-89 9-13 89. 7 p.m. 6 p.m. Bryant at Wagner, 6 p.m. GP W L OT PTS GF GA ODDS CHICAGO 31 19 28 27 — 105 St. Francis Brooklyn at Central Conn., 6 p.m. Calgary 51 33 13 5 71 190 145 BTN — Nebraska at NHL — Philadelphia at MIAMI 21 27 20 21 — 89 Sacred Heart at Mount St. Mary’s, 6 p.m. San Jose 52 29 16 7 65 187 167 PREGAME.COM LINE 3-Point Goals—Chicago 8-19 (Selden 4-6, St. Francis (Pa.) at Robert Morris, 6 p.m. Vegas 52 29 19 4 62 157 140 Purdue Boston NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Portis 2-3, Dunn 1-1, Sampson 1-1, Harrison Iona at Marist, 6 p.m. Vancouver 51 23 22 6 52 147 161 Today 0-1, Arcidiacono 0-2, Markkanen 0-5), Miami St. Peter’s at Rider, 6 p.m. Anaheim 51 21 21 9 51 120 153 FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG 12-42 (Richardson 3-10, Ellington 3-11, Fairfi eld at Manhattan, 6 p.m. Arizona 50 23 23 4 50 132 142 at Orlando 2 211 Indiana Olynyk 2-2, T.Johnson 2-6, Winslow 2-6, Purdue at Penn St., 6 p.m. Edmonton 50 23 24 3 49 144 163 ANNOUNCEMENTS at Detroit 2½ 208 Dallas J.Johnson 0-2, Waiters 0-5). Fouled Out— Xavier at Georgetown, 7 p.m. Los Angeles 50 20 26 4 44 114 150 at Toronto 2½ 229 Milwaukee None. Rebounds—Chicago 40 (Markkanen SOUTH 2 points for win, 1 point for overtime loss. Rice at Charlotte, 6 p.m. at San Antonio Off Off Brooklyn 13), Miami 47 (Olynyk, Whiteside 9). Top 3 teams in each division and two wild Austin Peay at Tennessee Tech, 6 p.m. at Golden State 9½ 240 Philadelphia Assists—Chicago 26 (Dunn, Selden 8), Miami cards per conference advance to playoffs. 9-Hole Junior Golf email at fl oridaunit- Delaware at Elon, 6 p.m. at L.A. Clippers Off Off L.A. Lakers 22 (Waiters, Winslow 5). Total Fouls—Chicago edfutbolclub@gmail. 20, Miami 20. Technicals—Chicago coach Drexel at William & Mary, 6 p.m. Tournament La.-Lafayette at Appalachian St., 6 p.m. Tuesday’s Games COLLEGE BASKETBALL Jim Boylen, Whiteside, Miami coach Erik Wofford at Mercer,6 p.m. Winnipeg 4, Boston 3, SO There will be a nine-hole com. Please include Today Spoelstra. A—19,600 (19,600). James Madison at Coll. of Charleston, 6 p.m. Buffalo 5, Columbus 4 junior golf tournament child's name and birth FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Towson at UNC-Wilmington, 6 p.m. Philadelphia 1, N.Y. Rangers 0 Purdue 7 at Penn State Feb. 10 at the Holiday date, parents' names, La.-Monroe at Coastal Carolina, 6 p.m. Wednesday’s Games at Houston 10 Temple COLLEGE BASKETBALL Tulane at East Carolina, 6 p.m. Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, late Golf Club's Par 3 course and phone/email at Detroit 6½ Cleveland State North Texas at Old Dominion, 6 p.m. Buffalo at Dallas, late at William & Mary 4½ Drexel MEN’S BASKETBALL Southern Miss. at FIU, 6 p.m. Today’s Games in Panama City Beach for contact information. at UNC-Wilmington 6 Towson THE AP TOP 25 POLL Louisiana Tech at FAU, 6 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 6 p.m. girls and boys ages 12 Registration will be Delaware 1 at Elon The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Furman at The Citadel, 6 p.m. Philadelphia at Boston, 6 p.m. at Col. Of Charleston 12 James Madison college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes VMI at UNC-Greensboro, 6 p.m. Columbus at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. and under beginning at closed Feb. 2 at noon. at FIU Pk Southern Miss. in parentheses, records through Jan. 27, total UTEP at Marshall, 6:30 p.m. Friday’s Games 1:30 p.m. Limited spaces available. at East Carolina 6 Tulane points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place ETSU at Samford, 6:30 p.m. Calgary at Washington, 6 p.m. at Oakland 8 Youngstown State vote through one point for a 25th-place vote SE Missouri at Belmont, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay vs. N.Y. Islanders (Nassau Entry fee is $10 plus tax Volunteer coaches are Louisiana-Lafayette 1½ at Appalachian St. and last week’s ranking: W. Carolina at Chattanooga, 7 p.m. Coliseum), 6 p.m. payable in the Holiday needed. at Old Dominion 4½ North Texas RECORD PTS. LW UTSA at W. Kentucky, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. at Coastal Carolina 2½ Louisiana-Monroe 1. Tennessee (48) 18-1 1,575 1 Murray St. at Jacksonville St., 7:15 p.m. Chicago at Buffalo, 6 p.m. Club 18-Hole Champion- Golf Tournament Louisiana Tech 2½ at FAU 2. Duke (12) 17-2 1,527 2 UT Martin at Tennessee St., 7:30 p.m. Nashville at Florida, 6 p.m. at Charlotte 1½ Rice UConn at UCF, 8 p.m. Vegas at Carolina, 6:30 p.m. ship Club House on the There will be a Cap- 3. Virginia (4) 18-1 1,473 3 at Marshall 11 UTEP 4. Gonzaga 19-2 1,382 4 MIDWEST Toronto at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. day of the outing. To tain's Choice Knights of at W Kentucky 7½ UTSA 5. Michigan 19-1 1,381 5 Kent St. at W. Michigan, 5 p.m. Minnesota at Dallas, 7 p.m. at Georgetown 3 Xavier 6. Michigan State 18-3 1,235 6 Youngstown St. at Oakland, 6 p.m. register for the event call Columbus charity golf at UCF 6½ UConn 7. Kentucky 16-3 1,226 8 Cleveland St. at Detroit, 6 p.m. Morehead St. at SIU-Edwardsville, 7 p.m. at Arizona State 5 Arizona 8. Nevada 19-1 1,158 7 or text Lee Anderson at tournament at Holi- North Dakota at W. Illinois, 7 p.m. TENNIS Oregon State 1 at Colorado 9. North Carolina 15-4 1,065 11 Chicago St. at Rio Grande, 7 p.m. 850-348-9431 and leave day Golf Club on May 4 at Utah Pk Oregon 10. Marquette 18-3 973 12 E. Kentucky at E. Illinois, 7:30 p.m. WTA TOUR Pepperdine 4½ at Portland 11. Kansas 16-4 972 9 the name and age of the starting at 8:30 a.m. The at UC Santa Barbara Pk UC Irvine SOUTHWEST ST. PETERSBURG LADIES TROPHY 12. Virginia Tech 16-3 858 10 Temple at Houston, 6 p.m. Wednesday at Sibur Arena, St. Petersburg, junior golfer. tournament will benefi t at UC Riverside 6½ Cal Poly 13. Houston 20-1 795 17 at Loyola Mrymnt 6 Pacifi c S. Dakota St. at Oral Roberts, 7 p.m. Russia. Junior golfers will walk Hurricane Michael vic- 14. Villanova 16-4 734 18 FAR WEST Purse: $823,000 (Premier); Surface: Gonzaga 14 at BYU 15. Louisville 15-5 658 23 at Hawaii 7½ Long Beach State Oregon at Utah, 8 p.m. Hard-Indoor playing the hole but may tims in the area. 16. Texas Tech 16-4 561 14 Oregon St. at Colorado, 8 p.m. Women’s Singles 17. Purdue 14-6 532 — ride from green to the The maximum amount of NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE UMKC at New Mexico St., 8 p.m. First Round 18. Buffalo 18-2 468 14 Arizona at Arizona St., 8 p.m. Ekaterina Alexandrova, Russia, def. Katie Today 19. Louisiana State 16-3 435 25 next tee. Junior golfers players is 32 foursomes. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Portland St. at Weber St., 8:05 p.m. Boulter, Britain, 7-5, 4-6, 6-1. 20. Iowa State 15-5 327 24 Sacramento St. at Idaho St., 8:05 p.m. at Boston -190 Philadelphia +175 Second Round may also have a caddie. For further informa- 21. Maryland 16-5 280 13 Cal Poly at UC Riverside, 9 p.m. at New Jersey -135 N.Y. Rangers +125 Daria Kasatkina (3), Russia, def. Maria 22. Mississippi State 15-4 236 22 Pepperdine at Portland, 9 p.m. There will be an optional tion, contact Tom at Winnipeg -145 Columbus +135 Sharapova, Russia, walkover. 23. North Carolinia State 16-4 203 21 Pacifi c at Loyola Marymount, 9:30 p.m. Petra Kvitova (1), Czech Republic, def. 9-hole cart rental for Fagan at 678-908-2530 24. Wisconsin 14-6 179 — UC Irvine at UC Santa Barbara, 10 p.m. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Victoria Azarenka, Belarus, 6-2, 7-6 (3). adults for $10. or [email protected], 25. Florida State 15-5 141 — Gonzaga at BYU, 10 p.m. Vera Zvonareva, Russia, def. Julia Goerges Super Bowl LIII Others receiving votes: Auburn 85, Cincinnati Sunday at Atlanta (5), Germany, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. Recreational Soccer Doug Quilling at 850-819- 76, Washington 75, Kansas State 73, WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Donna Vekic (8), Croatia, def. Veronika FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Oklahoma 41, Iowa 28, Wofford 10, Hofstra 9, New England Pk 2½ 56½ L.A. Rams THE AP TOP 25 POLL Kudermetova, Russia, 6-4, 6-3. Florida United Futbol 2604 or drq_53@yahoo. Mississippi 7, Texas Christian 7, Nebraska 6, Updated odds available at Pregame.com The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Club is starting a recre- com, or John Andersen at Davidson 5, Syracuse 3, Minnesota 1. women’s college basketball poll, with fi rst-place Women’s Doubles ational soccer program 850-319-5770 or ander- votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 27, First Round PRO FOOTBALL USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL total points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place Kirsten Flipkens and Alison Van Uytvanck, for kids ages 3-14, with [email protected]. The top 25 teams in the USA Today men’s vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and Belgium, def. Paula Kania, Poland, and Yana college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes last week’s ranking: Sizikova, Russia, 6-3, 5-7, 10-7. registration Jan. 26 and NFL PLAYOFFS in parentheses, records through Jan. 27, RECORD PTS. LW Olga Danilovic and Aleksandra Krunic, Feb. 2 at Frank Nelson To get an announce- All times Eastern points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place 1. Baylor (24) 17-1 695 2 Serbia, def. Shuko Aoyama, Japan, and WILD-CARD ROUND vote through one point for a 25th-place vote 2. UConn (2) 18-1 670 3 Lidziya Marozava (3), Belarus, 6-4, 6-4. Park from 10 a.m. to 12 ment in the paper Jan. 5 and last week’s ranking: 3. Louisville (2) 19-1 630 4 Andreea Mitu and Raluca Olaru, Romania, p.m. email dkent@pcnh. Indianapolis 21, Houston 7 RECORD PTS. LW 4. Oregon 19-1 606 5 def. Jelena Ostapenko, Latvia, and Renata Dallas 24, Seattle 22 1. Tennessee (31) 18-1 799 1 5. Notre Dame 19-2 604 1 Voracova, Czech Republic, 7-6 (4), 6-2. You can register by com with information. Jan. 6 2. Duke (1) 17-2 755 2 6. Mississippi State 19-1 565 7 Margarita Gasparyan and Ekaterina Los Angeles Chargers 23, Baltimore 17 3. Virginia 18-1 733 3 7. North Carolina State 20-0 541 8 Makarova, Russia, def. Victoria Azarenka, Philadelphia 16, Chicago 15 4. Gonzaga 19-2 701 4 8. Stanford 17-2 488 6 Belarus, and Daria Gavrilova, Australia, 6-1, 5. Michigan 19-1 679 6 9. Oregon State 17-3 460 9 2-6, 10-8. DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS 6. Kentucky 16-3 599 9 10. Marquette 18-3 452 10 Jan. 12 7. Nevada 19-1 589 7 11. Maryland 18-2 427 11 TOYOTA THAILAND OPEN Celtics cruise past Kansas City 31, Indianapolis 13 8. Michigan State 18-3 573 5 12. Texas 17-3 374 12 Wednesday at True Arena Hua Hin, Hua Hin, Los Angeles Rams 30, Dallas 22 9. Marquette 18-3 503 11 13. Iowa 16-4 338 17 Thailand. Jan. 13 10. North Carolina 15-4 498 12 14. Utah 18-1 282 21 Purse: $226,750 (Intl.); Surface: Hard-Indoor New England 41, Los Angeles Chargers 28 11. Virginia Tech 16-3 462 8 15. Gonzaga 19-2 269 18 Women’s Singles Hornets as Irving sits New Orleans 20, Philadelphia 14 12. Kansas 16-4 455 10 16. South Carolina 13-5 265 19 Second Round 13. Houston 20-1 424 17 17. Rutgers 16-4 256 14 Dayana Yastremska (8), Ukraine, def. Peng CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 14. Villanova 16-4 385 18 18. Syracuse 16-4 253 13 Shuai, China, 6-1, 6-4. Jan. 20 15. Texas Tech 16-4 280 13 19. Kentucky 17-4 222 15 Zheng Saisai (4), China, def. Irina-Camelia The Associated Press eight games. NFC 16. Louisville 15-5 255 24 20. Texas A&M 16-4 142 24 Begu, Romania, 6-2, 6-4. Kemba Walker had Los Angeles Rams 26, New Orleans 23, OT 17. Buffalo 18-2 241 14 21. Arizona State 14-6 127 16 Garbine Muguruza (1), Spain, def. Mona AFC 18. Purdue 14-6 203 — 22. Michigan State 15-5 109 23 Barthel, Germany, 6-3, 7-5. BOSTON — Jaylen 21 points to lead Char- New England 37, Kansas City 31, OT 19. Louisiana State 16-3 175 — 23. Iowa State 15-5 106 20 Ajla Tomljanovic (6), Australia, def. Kateryna 20. Iowa State 15-5 174 25 24. Florida State 17-3 73 22 Kozlova, Ukraine, 7-6 (0), 6-1. Brown had 24 points lotte, well short of the PRO BOWL 21. Mississippi State 15-4 158 22 25. Brigham Young 17-3 47 — and 10 rebounds, 43 he scored in a 117-112 Jan. 27 22. North Carolina State 16-4 152 19 Others receiving votes: Miami 34, Drake 30, Women’s Doubles At Orlando, Fla. 23. Wisconsin 14-6 96 — South Dakota 10, DePaul 7, Missouri 7, New First Round AFC 26, NFC 7 Jayson Tatum scored 20 home win over Boston 24. Maryland 16-5 94 16 Mexico 4, California 2, Clemson 2, Minnesota Luksika Kumkhum, Thailand, and Cornelia points, and the Boston on Nov. 19. 25. Iowa 16-5 64 21 1, Rice 1, Central Florida 1. Lister, Sweden, def. Priscilla Hon, Australia, SUPER BOWL LIII (53) Others receiving votes: Auburn 58, Florida and Tamara Zidansek, Slovenia, 6-2, 7-6 (2). Sunday’s Games Celtics rolled over the Malik Monk scored 16 State 57, Mississippi 51, Cincinnati 44, USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL Oksana Kalashnikova, Georgia, and Danka At Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta Oklahoma 38, Kansas State 35, Washington The top 25 teams in the USA Today women’s Kovinic, Bosnia-Herzegovina, def. Viktorija Charlotte Hornets points, Nicolas Batum New England vs. Los Angeles Rams, 6:30 29, Furman 10, North Texas 10, Arizona State college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes Golubic, Switzerland, and Arantxa Rus, p.m. (CBS) 126-94 on Wednes- added 13 and Marvin 6, Baylor 4, Texas Christian 4, Wofford 4, in parentheses, records through Jan. 28, Netherlands, 2-6, 6-3, 10-5. Hofstra 2, Texas State 1. points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place Anna Blinkova, Russia, and Wang Yafan, day night despite Kyrie Williams 10 in Char- SUPER BOWL INJURY REPORT vote through one point for a 25th-place vote China, def. Miyu Kato and Makoto Ninomiya Irving’s absence. lotte’s third loss in five Sunday THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS/SCHEDULE and last week’s ranking: (1), Japan, 6-2, 6-2. NEW ENGLAND vs. L.A. RAMS — PATRIOTS: All times Central RECORD PTS. LW Quarterfi nals Terry Rozier had 17 games. LIMITED: DT Malcom Brown (calf). RAMS: Tuesday’s Games 1. Baylor (19) 17-1 779 3 Irina-Camelia Begu and Monica Niculescu points and tied a career Morris knocked down DNP: S Blake Countess (foot). LIMITED: K No. 1 Tennessee 92, South Carolina 70 2. UConn (11) 18-1 774 2 (2), Romania, def. Kurumi Nara, Japan, and Greg Zuerlein (left foot). No. 3 Virginia 66, No. 23 N.C. State 65, OT 3. Louisville 19-1 721 4 Zheng Saisai, China, 6-2, 7-5. high with 10 assists in a 3-pointer from the No. 5 Michigan 65, Ohio State 49 4. Oregon (1) 19-1 692 5 place of Irving, who right wing with 6:49 No. 7 Kentucky 87, Vanderbilt 52 5. Notre Dame (1) 19-2 685 1 PRO BASKETBALL No. 8 Nevada 87, UNLV 70 6. Mississippi State 19-1 652 6 TRANSACTIONS missed his second left in the third period No. 9 North Carolina 77, Georgia Tech 54 7. N.C. State 20-0 619 8 straight game with a to put Boston ahead NBA Texas 73, No. 11 Kansas 63 8. Stanford 17-2 546 7 BASEBALL All times Central No. 18 Buffalo 83, Ball State 59 9. Marquette 18-3 542 9 American League left hip strain. 76-69 and started a EASTERN CONFERENCE No. 21 Maryland 70, Northwestern 52 10. Maryland 18-2 512 10 MINNESOTA TWINS — Signed LHP Martín Marcus Morris scored 25-6 quarter-ending ATLANTIC DIVISION W L PCT GB Alabama 83, No. 22 Mississippi State 79 11. Oregon State 17-3 493 11 Pérez to a one-year contract. Toronto 37 15 .712 — No. 24 Wisconsin 62, Nebraska 51 12. Iowa 16-4 422 15 National League 15 points, Al Horford run. Philadelphia 33 18 .647 3½ Wednesday’s Games 13. Gonzaga 19-2 350 17 CINCINNATI REDS — Signed LHP Ian Krol to a Boston 32 19 .627 4½ No. 10 Marquette 76, Butler 58 14. Texas 17-4 326 13 minor league contract. Named Cristian Perez had 14 and Gordon The Celtics led 98-75 Brooklyn 28 24 .538 9 No. 12 Virginia Tech 82, Miami 70 15. Kentucky 17-4 297 12 assistant bullpen/advance scouting coach. Hayward 12 for the after three and ran the New York 10 40 .200 26 No. 14 Villanova 86, DePaul 74 16. Syracuse 16-4 285 14 COLORADO ROCKIES — Agreed to terms SOUTHEAST DIVISION W L PCT GB No. 15 Louisville 82, Wake Forest 54 17. Utah 18-1 255 24 with 1B Mark Reynolds on a minor league Celtics, who won for lead up to 35 during the Miami 24 25 .490 — No. 19 LSU at Texas A&M, late 18. South Carolina 14-5 254 20 contract. the seventh time in fourth. Charlotte 24 26 .480 ½ No. 20 Iowa State 93, West Virginia 68 19. Rutgers 16-4 219 18 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Named Jack Washington 21 29 .420 3½ Today’s Games 20. Arizona State 14-6 202 16 McKeon senior adviser to the general Orlando 20 31 .392 5 No. 4 Gonzaga at BYU, 10 p.m. 21. Florida State 17-3 174 19 manager. * ** The News Herald | Thursday, January 31, 2019 C5

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32404 sert it in your written Andrew Mudd BENEFICIARIES, DEVI- THE UNKNOWN NESS ROAD IN SEC- plus from the sale, if Florida. answer. You must an- Pub: January 31, Feb- SEES, GRANTEES, AS- HEIRS, BENEFICIAR- TION 13, TOWNSHIP any, other than the UNKNOWN SPOUSE swer the Complaint in ruary 7, 2019 SIGNEES, LIENORS, IES, DEVISEES, 1 SOUTH, RANGE 15 property owner as of Dated at Panama City OF RICKY J. EASTER- writing, by you or your CREDITORS, TRUS- GRANTEES, ASSIGN- WEST IN BAY the date of the lis Beach, Florida, this LING attorney, on or before 22468 TEES AND ALL EES, LIENORS, CREDI- COUNTY, FLORIDA; pendens must file a 24th day of January, Last Known Address: the 31st day of Janu- IN THE CIRCUIT OTHERS WHO MAY TORS, TRUSTEES THENCE NORTH claim within 60 days 2019 6716 JOHN PITTS RD, ary, 2019. (the same COURT, FOUR- CLAIM AN INTEREST AND ALL OTHERS 89°22’26” WEST after the sale. PANAMA CITY, FL being within thirty (30) TEENTH JUDICIAL IN THE ESTATE OF WHO MAY CLAIM AN ALONG THE SOUTH Stephen G Blackburn 32404 days after the Third No- CIRCUIT DONALD S. MANSELL, INTEREST IN THE ES- RIGHT OF WAY LINE Dated this 23 day of Pub: January 31, 2019 tice of Suit), and if you OF THE STATE OF JR. A/K/A DONALD TATE OF DONALD S. OF FITNESS ROAD January, 2019. 22522 You are notified of an fail to do so a judgment FLORIDA, IN AND SEAWARD MANSELL, MANSELL, JR. A/K/A 1053.341 FEET TO NOTICE UNDER action to foreclose a will be entered against FOR BAY COUNTY JR, et al. DONALD SEAWARD THE POINT OF BE- Bill Kinsaul FICTITIOUS NAME mortgage on the fol- you for what the peti- PROBATE DIVISION Defendant(s). MANSELL, JR; PAT GINNING; THENCE As Clerk of the Court LAW PURSUANT TO lowing property in Bay tioner was demanded. FILE NO.18-1051-CP BROOKS; CAPITAL CONTINUE NORTH SECTION 865.09, County: NOTICE OF ONE BANK (USA), N.A. 89°22’26” WEST By: Jennifer Estrada FLORIDA STATUTES INDIANAPOLIS LEGAL IN RE: THE ESTATE FORECLOSURE SALE F/KJA CAPITAL ONE ALONG SAID RIGHT As Deputy Clerk LOTS 11 & 12, BLOCK AID SOCIETY, INC OF BANK; MIDFLORIDA OF WAY LINE 189.394 17-070515 7, RIVERSIDE ES- CHARLES BENNY NOTICE IS HEREBY CREDIT UNION, SUC- FEET; THENCE DE- Pub: January 31, Feb- NOTICE IS HEREBY TATES, UNIT 4, AC- Dated January 9, 2019 SHORES, GIVEN pursuant to a Fi- CESSOR BY MERGER PARTING SAID RIGHT ruary 7, 2019 GIVEN that the under- CORDING TO THE Deceased. nal Judgment of Fore- TO BAY GULF CREDIT OF WAY LINE, BEAR signed, desiring to en- 22490 22210 PLAT RECORDED IN By Laurie Goggins, closure dated May 16, UNION; STATE OF SOUTH 00°53’14” gage in business under NOTICE UNDER IN THE CIRCUIT THE PUBLIC REC- #26738-06 NOTICE 2018, and entered in FLORIDA, DEPART- WEST, 690.00 FEET; the fictitious name of: FICTITIOUS NAME COURT OF THE ORDS OF GULF Attorney for Petioner TO CREDITORS 17001240CA of the Cir- MENT OF REVENUE; THENCE SOUTH LAW PURSUANT TO Panama City Fence FOURTEENTH JUDI- COUNTY, FLORIDA, cuit Court of the FOUR- CLERK OF THE 89°22’26” EAST SECTION 865.09, And Sales CIAL CIRCUIT, IN ORB 597 PAGE 438. ATTEST: The administration of TEENTH Judicial Cir- COURT BAY COUNTY, 189.394 FEET; FLORIDA STATUTES AND FOR BAY Property Address: 231 Clerk of the Marion the Estate of cuit in and for Bay FLORIDA are the THENCE NORTH COUNTY, FLORIDA Warmouth Drive, SUPERIOR Court CHARLES BENNY County, Florida, Defendant(s). Bill 00°53’14” EAST, located at 2320 Mound Case No.: 18-284DR Wewahitchka, FL Myla A. Eldridge SHORES, deceased, wherein DEUTSCHE Kinsaul as the Clerk of 690.00 FEET TO THE NOTICE IS HEREBY Ave, in the County of 32465 whose date of death BANK TRUST COM- the Circuit Court will POINT OF BEGINN- GIVEN that the under- Bay, in the City of Pan- IN RE: THE MAR- Name: Laurie Goggins was November 16, PANY AMERICAS, sell to the highest and ING. signed, desiring to en- ama City, Florida, RIAGE OF The action was insti- INDIANAPOLIS LEGAL 2018, is pending in the F/IQA BANKERS best bidder for cash at gage in business under 32405 intends to regis- tuted in the Circuit AID SOCIETY, INC. Circuit Court for Bay TRUST COMPANY, AS www.bay.realforeclose.c TOGETHER WITH the fictitious name of: ter the said name with MINDY S. RUSSELL Court, Fourteenth Judi- Address: 615 N. Ala- County, Florida, Pro- TRUSTEE FOR SAXON om, at 11:00 AM, on THAT CERTAIN 1988, the Division of Corpora- LIFE IN STICHES Petitioner/Wife cial Circuit in and for bama Street, #122 bate Division, the ad- ASSET SECURITIES March 7, 2019, the fol- 56 X 28 PINE MANOR tions of the Florida De- Gulf County, Florida; City and State: Indian- dress of which is 300 TRUST 2001-1, MORT- lowing described prop- HOME, TITLE #’S partment of State, Tal- -v- Case No. apolis, Indiana 46204 E. 4th Street, Panama GAGE LOAN ASSET erty as set forth in said 46139052 AND located at 1709 Mon- lahassee, Florida. 2018-CA-000061; and Phone No.: (317) City, Florida, 32401. BACKED CERTIFI- Final Judgment, to wit: 46139059, SERIAL# tana Avenue, in the DAVID J. RUSSELL is styled CALIBER 635-9538 The names and ad- CATES, SERIES 2001-1 LHMLP2819183319AB County of Bay, in the Dated at Panama City , Respondent/Husband HOME LOANS, INC vs. Attorney for Petitioner dresses of the personal is the Plaintiff and AMY COMMENCE AT THE City of Lynn Haven, Florida, this 27th day of RICKY J. EASTERL- Pub: Janurary 17, 24, representative and the L. WALTERS A/K/A INTERSECTION OF Property Address: 637 Florida, 32444 intends January, 2019 NOTICE OF ACTION ING; UNKNOWN 31, 2019 personal representative AMY LOUISE WAL- THE WEST RIGHT OF FITNESS RD, PAN- to register the said Howard Hall Enter- FOR DISSOLUTION SPOUSE OF RICKY J. attorney are set forth TERS; UNKNOWN WAY LINE OF STATE AMA CITY, FL 32409 name with the Division prises, LLC OF MARRIAGE EASTERLING; UN- 22466 below. SPOUSE OF AMY L. ROAD NO. 77 AND of Corporations of the Pub:January 31, 2019 IN THE CIRCUIT Florida Department of KNOWN TENANT IN WALTERS A/K/A AMY THE SOUTH RIGHT Any person claiming 22542 COURT, FOUR- All creditors of the de- State, Tallahassee, TO: DAVID J. RUS- POSSESSION 1; and LOUISE WALTERS; OF WAY LINE OF FIT- an interest in the sur- NOTICE OF SELL UNKNOWN TENANT IN TEENTH JUDICIAL cedent and other per- 249 S.W. 14th Street POSSESSION 2. You CIRCUIT sons having claims or Dania, Florida 33004 are required to serve a OF THE STATE OF demands against dece- copy of your written de- FLORIDA, IN AND dents estate on whom YOU ARE NOTIFIED fenses, if any, to the FOR BAY COUNTY a copy of this notice is that an action has been action on Mark W. Her- PROBATE DIVISION required to be served filed against you and nandez, Esq., Plaintiff’s FILE NO.17-1127-CP must file their claims that you are required to attorney, whose ad- with this court WITHIN serve a copy of your dress is 255 S. Orange IN RE: THE ESTATE THE LATER OF 3 written defenses, if any, Ave., Ste. 900, Or- OF MONTHS AFTER THE to it on MINDY S. RUS- lando, FL 32801, on or MELONY MUDD, TIME OF THE FIRST ARE YOU SELL, Petitioner, to her before February 11th, Deceased. PUBLICATION OF attorney Zachary A. 2019 (or 30 days from THIS NOTICE OR 30 VanDyke at 502 Har- the first date of publica- NOTICE DAYS AFTER THE mon Ave, Panama tion) and file the origi- TO CREDITORS DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS READY City, FL., 32401 on or nal with the clerk of this before November 5th, court either before The administration of NOTICE ON THEM. 2018, and file the origi- service on Plaintiff’s at- the Estate of MELONY nal with the clerk of this torney or immediately MUDD, deceased, All other creditors of Court at 533 East 11th after service; otherwise, whose date of death the decedent and other TO GROW St. Panama City, FL, a default will be en- was October 13, 2017, persons having claims before service on Peti- tered against you for is pending in the Circuit or demands against tioner or immediately the relief demanded in Court for Bay County, decedent’s estate must thereafter. If you have the complaint or peti- Florida, Probate Divi- file their claims with sion, the address of this court WITHIN 3 WITH US? failed to do so, a de- tion. fault may be entered which is 300 E. 4th MONTHS AFTER THE against you for the re- The Court has authority Street, Panama City, DATE OF THE FIRST lief demanded in the in this suit to enter a Florida, 32401. The PUBLICATION OF names and addresses THIS NOTICE. The Panama City News Herald, a GateHouse Media Publicationon petition. judgment or decree in located in Panama City, Florida is looking for a the Plaintiff’s interest of the personal repre- Copies of all court doc- which will be binding sentative and the per- ALL CLAIMS NOT uments in this case, in- upon you. sonal representative at- FILED WITHIN THE cluding orders, are torney are set forth be- TIME PERIODS SET available at the Clerk DATED: December 28, low. FORTH IN SECTION of the Circuit Court’s 2019 733.702 OF THE office. You may review All creditors of the de- FLORIDA PROBATE cedent and other per- CODE WILL BE FOR- these documents upon REBECCA L. NORRIS to leverage our extensive portfolio of services and audience insights to create and recommend personalized request. As Clerk of the Court sons having claims or EVER BARRED. demands against dece- multimedia marketing campaigns for our business customers, connecting them to prime prospects and You must keep the By: B McGee -Collins dents estate on whom NOTWITHSTANDING maximizing their ROI. Experience preferred, but come in motivated with a winning attitude and our training and Clerk of the Circuit As Deputy Clerk a copy of this notice is THE TIME PERIOD development team will support you and pave the way for success! required to be served SET FORTH ABOVE, Court’s office notified of Pub: January 24, 31, KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: your current address. 2019 must file their claims ANY CLAIM FILED (You may file Notice of with this court WITHIN TWO (2) YEARS OR • Work as a partner to help clients reach their goals, owning entire sales process from start to fi nish Current Address, Flor- 22378 THE LATER OF 3 MORE AFTER THE • Develop and demonstrate knowledge of GateHouse Media sales and marketing portfolio, including newspaper ida Supreme Court Ap- IN THE MARION MONTHS AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE products, digital marketing services and non-traditional offerings (events, promotions, etc.) proved Family Law SUPERIOR COURT, TIME OF THE FIRST OF DEATH IS STATE OF INDIANA PUBLICATION OF BARRED. • Effectively create and recommend products and services that meet the customer’s needs, using data and Form 12.915.) Future portfolio knowledge to support recommendation papers in this lawsuit COUNTY OF MARION THIS NOTICE OR 30 will be mailed to the PROBATE DIVISION DAYS AFTER THE The date of first publi- • Provide top-notch customer service, maintaining the highest levels of personal and professional behavior in address on record at CAUSE NO.49D08- DATE OF SERVICE cation of this notice is the market and in the workplace the clerk’s office. 1901-GU-000871 OF A COPY OF THIS January 31, 2019 • Consistently meet and exceed print and digital revenue targets NOTICE ON THEM. • Regular communication with management and completion of all require sales process activities IN RE: THE GUARDI- ATTORNEY FOR WARNING: Rule • Providing accurate revenue forecasts and market intelligence that may impact revenue (+/-) 12.285 Florida Family ANSHIP OF All other creditors of PERSONAL REPRE- Law Eules of Proce- DONNA M. the decedent and other SENTATIVE • Embrace new products or programs as the company continues to diversify and test new revenue streams dure, requires certain BRINSFIELD, persons having claims Daniel Harmon automatic disclosure of Adult or demands against 23 E. 8th Street KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, ABILITIES: documents and infor- decedent’s estate must Panama City, FL • Knowledge of competitive media landscape; use for new business development and sales analysis mation. Failure to com- DENNIS J. file their claims with 32401 • Ability to prospect new business via cold calling and other prospecting techniques including social media BRINSFIELD, this court WITHIN 3 (850) 215-2443 ply can result in sanc- where applicable tions, including dis- Petioner MONTHS AFTER THE FBN 544078 DATE OF THE FIRST • Highly motivated, self-starting individual with initiative and drive to succeed missal or stricking of • Successful track record of pushing past rejection and achieving results pleading. SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION OF PERSONAL REPRE- PUBLICATION THIS NOTICE. SENTATIVES: • Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to build and deliver effective presentations Date: September 26, The State of Indiana to J. Patrick Shores • Strong networking and community involvement skills 2018 the respondent above ALL CLAIMS NOT Pub: January 31, Feb- • Eagerness to learn, continually seeking to improve sales skills named, and any other FILED WITHIN THE ruary 7, 2019 person who may be TIME PERIODS SET • Strong time management and follow up skills BY: J, Clint Hill 22484 concerned. FORTH IN SECTION • Organized with an attention for detail CLERK OF THE CIR- IN THE CIRCUIT 733.702 OF THE • Computer and software experience with MS Offi ce programs including Excel, PowerPoint, and Word CUIT COURT COURT OF THE You are notified that FLORIDA PROBATE Pub: January 10, 17, FOURTEENTH JUDI- • Must possess a valid state driver’s license and reliable transportation you have been sued in CODE WILL BE FOR- 24, 31, 2019 CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND the Court above EVER BARRED. EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE: 22372 named. FOR BAY COUNTY, FLORIDA • Bachelor’s Degree in Sales, Marketing or Business preferred; or equivalent work experience in media related IN THE CIRCUIT NOTWITHSTANDING GENERAL JURISDIC- COURT OF THE FOUR- The nature of the suit THE TIME PERIOD business TION DIVISION TEENTH JUDICIAL against you is: SET FORTH ABOVE, • Minimum of one year sales experience, preferably in outside sales CASE NO. CIRCUIT, Guardianship ANY CLAIM FILED • Prior experience in digital marketing sales highly desirable IN AND FOR GULF 17001240CA TWO (2) YEARS OR Are you ready to join our team and do work that matters in an innovative, mission-driven, diverse work environment, COUNTY, FLORIDA This summons by pub- MORE AFTER THE DEUTSCHE BANK CASE NO: lication is specifically DECEDENTS DATE with equally-impassioned colleagues across the county? Apply today! TRUST COMPANY 2018-CA-000061 directed to the follow- OF DEATH IS AMERICAS, F/K/A Local Impact. National Scale. Meaningful Work Inspiring Change. ing named respond- BARRED. GateHouse Media is one of the largest publishers of locally-based print and online media in the United States, our 145 CALIBER HOME ents whose wherea- BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUS- daily publications operate in 555+ markets across 37 states and our extensive portfolio of business solutions support LOANS, INC bouts are unknown: The date of first publi- TEE FOR SAXON AS- 221,000 small-and medium-sized business customers in and outside of our markets. We are driven by our commitment Plaintiff, cation of this notice is SET SECURITIES Teresa Brinsfield and January 31, 2019 to deliver high impact, trusted journalism and premier commercial products and services to our business customers, -vs- Floyd Brinsfield TRUST 2001-1, MORT- enriching the communities we serve. GAGE LOAN ASSET ATTORNEY FOR BACKED CERTIFI- Our 10,000 employees enjoy the opportunity to grow professionally while making a positive impact on their community. RICKY J. EASTERLING, In addition to the above PERSONAL REPRE- CATES, SERIES Learn more about the work we do at gatehousemedia.com. ET AL. respondent being SENTATIVE 2001-1, Defendant(s) served by this sum- Daniel Harmon GateHouse Media and all subsidiaries are Equal Opportunity Employers and value diversity in our workplace. Plaintiff, mons there may be 23 E. 8th Street NOTICE OF ACTION other parties who have Panama City, FL VS. an interest in this law- 32401 TO: RICKY J. suit. If you have a claim (850) 215-2443 AMY L. WALTERS Email Resume to: [email protected] EASTERLING for relief against the pe- FBN 544078 Last Known Address: titioner arising from the A/K/A AMY LOUISE WALTERS AND THE 6716 JOHN PITTS RD, same transaction or oc- PERSONAL REPRE- UNKNOWN HEIRS, PANAMA CITY, FL currence, you must as- SENTATIVES: NF-1194108

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For Sale 2002 Jaguar Send your resume to [email protected] What We Offer: V8, brand new motor, - 75% Employer Provided Health Insurance good cond., $5000 Interviews will be scheduled at a later time. - Dental and Vision Insurance Call 205-603-9122 No phone calls please. - 21 Days Paid Time Off Hiring will be contingent on a criminal background check and drug screen. How to Apply - Do not call. Send resume to: [email protected] Drug-Free Workplace, EOE or apply in person at: 15817 Front Beach Rd.

Production/Operations Class A CDL Truck Driver Full or Part Time District Manager The News Herald is accepting applications for The News Herald has an opening for District a hardworking, responsible truck driver to Manager; The District Manager oversees inde- load & deliver newspaper bundles to our con- NEWSPAPER INSERTER pendent distributors in the delivery of newspa- tractors along with other related duties. pers to subscribers within a defined geo- Standing, bending & lifting required. graphical area. Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- Must be able to work a flexible schedule tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid including nights and weekends. Individuals will handle route management as- Class A CDL Florida driver license, a clean pects such as audits, analysis, and contract driving record, proof of insurance, a current To apply, send email to: negotiations. medical card. [email protected] Interviews will be scheduled at a later time. Prior newspaper experience in circulation as Send resume to: [email protected] well as a management background is pre- No phone calls ferred. Must be able to evaluate current and Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. Candidates are hired pending criminal prospective Independent Contractors and pro- No phone calls please. background check and pre-employment vide feedback and a course of action: Basic Hiring will be contingent on a criminal drug screen. computer skills (Excel. Word) a must. background check and drug screen.

Must own and operate a motor vehicle. Must Drug-Free Workplace, EOE have valid Florida Drivers License, proof of car insurance, and must successfully complete a Busy Medical Practice looking for an background check. Experienced Insurance Verification/ Must have ability to read and understand a Procedure Coordinator. road map and must be able to work a very Part time/Full Time Monday - Friday flexible schedule. Truck Driver Required Qualifications: Part Time Excellent benefits, drug-free workplace, EOE • Must have a medical background, and able The News Herald is accepting applications for • Hiring Requirements: Drug Testing/ to work well with others and alone. Ability to a hardworking, responsible truck driver to Screening, Background Checks, Reference multi-task and possess excellent organiza- load & deliver newspaper bundles to our con- Checks tional skills. tractors along with other related duties. • Education Level: High School Diploma or • Ability to efficiently handle heavy patient Equivalent volumes. Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- • Requires a Drivers License: Yes, Operator • Good communication skills and ability to tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid License present themselves in a professional manner Florida driver license, a clean driving record, • Pay Comments: DOE (Depends of at all times, by being compassionate and proof of insurance. NO CDL required. Experience) courteous. • Benefits: Medical, Dental, Life Insurance, • Ability to type and experience with elec- Send resume to: [email protected] Vision, Vacation, Holidays, Sick Leave, tronic medical records. 401K, Retirement/Pension, Uniform • Willing to learn new skills. Be professional, Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. Allowance. and willing to follow clinic dress code. No phone calls please. •Have reliable transportation. Hiring will be contingent on a criminal Excellent benefits, drug-free workplace, EOE. •Be team oriented and work well with others. background check and drug screen. Send resume to [email protected] or fill out application @ 501 W 11th St. Panama City Email resume to: Drug-Free Workplace, EOE No phone calls. [email protected]

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