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By JENNIFER COHRON “He was still breathing but was not conscious,” In Thursday’s edi- Daily Mountain Eagle Leach said. tion of the Daily The vehicle had struck a power pole at the inter- Mountain Eagle, a The Walker County Sheriff’s section of Smoot Street and Church Street, and Fos- story announcing Office is searching for a person of ter was bleeding from the head, according to Leach. interest after a shooting in Quin- The shooting is believed to have occurred on the Relay for Life of ton over the weekend left one Bobby Taylor Street, Leach said. Comey says he Walker County man dead. Foster was transported to UAB Hospital, where was fired because would be held on Anthony Foster, 36, died he was placed on life support before dying Wednes- Saturday said later Wednesday night at UAB Hospi- day at 9:51 p.m. of investigation tal, according to Sgt. Anthony Leach said an arrest warrant for murder is being WASHINGTON (AP) — in the story that the Leach. obtained for Tavaris Johnson. event was on Fri- Patrol deputies, responding to Johnson is not believed to be in Walker County Former FBI Director James day. a call received at 2:04 p.m. Sun- at this time. Comey asserted Thursday day, found Foster behind the That was incor- Tavaris Anyone with information about Johnson’s where- that President Donald wheel of his truck suffering from abouts is asked to call the Walker County Sheriff’s Trump fired him to interfere rect, as the event gunshot wounds. Johnson Office at 302-6464. will be held at the with his investigation of courthouse square Russia’s role in the 2016 in Jasper on Satur- OAKMAN election and its ties to the day from 6 until 10 Trump campaign. / A7 p.m. Also, the name of one Relay organ- CARBON HILL izer, Dawn Rothen- CITY COUNCIL berger, was also spelled incorrectly. The Eagle regrets City looks the errors and any inconvenience they to reopen may have caused. In a related devel- opment, Becky splash pad Rigsby, a coordina- tor for the Relay, By ED HOWELL said late Wednes- Daily Mountain Eagle day that the lumi- CARBON HILL - Carbon Hill nary ceremony has officials are looking to reopen the been rescheduled splash pad in less than a month, as officials are looking at less ex- from 9 p.m. until pensive ways to make repairs 9:30 p.m. Saturday. and collect admission. Anyone wanting At Thursday’s Carbon Hill City more details about Council, Mayor Mark Chambers Daily Mountain Eagle - Nicole Smith addressed the splash pad, which Relay may call Oakman Mayor Cory Franks speaks to everyone who attended groundbreakings for the town’s is located near the Blue Gym but Rigsby at 205-388- has been shut down since its first 0150. new signage and storm shelter on Wednesday. summer in 2013. The mayor said he is looking at reopening the splash pad by the end of June or the Fourth of July. DEATHS The facility was open only ‘Good things will happen’ about a month its first summer. Irene W. Wilson, 75, Dora “It was opened up later than the Terry Sue Norris Dowdey swimming pool and I think it just Patton, 74, Jasper Groundbreakings held for town signage, storm shelter in Oakman timed out” after a month due to Selman ‘Slick’ Howard the start of school, Chambers Falls, 87, Gainesville said after the meeting. “The sum- George A. Dockery, 80, By NICOLE SMITH Oakman a new 12 foot by 7 foot “I want to give a special thanks mer was really over when we Quinton Daily Mountain Eagle brick sign will greet community to (community member) Ricky shut it down. But in the month Sharon Yolanda Cooper, members and visitors in the com- Wade for his kindness and his that it was open, three or four 58, Jasper OAKMAN — The community of ing months. The sign will read, generosity, and continued support William Kenneth Stoneking, Oakman held two groundbreak- kids were all that came in a ‘Welcome to Oakman: proud past, for me as a mayor and to the town month.” 58, Carbon Hill ings on Wednesday to celebrate promising future, established of Oakman in making our vision new town signage and the begin- The facility got into disrepair 1895.” of having this signage become a and it didn’t open up the follow- Full obituaries / A2 ning of their long awaited storm The sign will be illuminated at reality,” Oakman Mayor Cory shelter. ing year, he said. night and surrounded by decora- Franks said on Wednesday. Asked why he would want to At the corner of Main Street tive shrubs. The project will begin WEATHER and Oakman Parrish Road in in the coming weeks. See OAKMAN, A5 See CARBON HILL, A5

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Check The Walker County Commission heard state out our and local 4-H officials announce Tuesday the Facebook county will soon get one full-time 4-H leader who page at will be dedicated just to Walker County, as the county program has met state standards of excel- Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle lence. Previously, Izette R. McNealy was working as Daily Mountain Eagle - Ed Howell the regional 4-H Extension agent in both Walker and Jefferson counties, said Paul W. Brown, the Paul W. Brown, the associate director for theAlabama Cooperative Exten- Auburn University-based associate director of the sion System, at right, presented medal awards to the W alker County 4-H Alabama Cooperative Extension System (ACES). staff for achieving standards and showing excellence in the local 4-H pro- She will be soon working in Jefferson County, while officials are setting up job interviews for the gram. Shown are, from left), administrative associate Pat Blackwell of 4-H leader who will be dedicated to Walker Walker Extension office; Walker County 4-H agent Rebecca Persons; Walker County Extension Coordinator Danny Cain, and Izette R. McNealy, See COMMISSION, A5 regional extension agent for 4-H and youth development. A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., June 9, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com

Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Friday, June 9, 2017 TENN. Irene W. Wilson Selman ‘Slick’ Irene W. Wilson, 75, of Dora, passed away Wednesday, Oxford Howard Falls 83/59 Huntsville June 7, 2017, at her residence. ARK. 83/64 Visitation will be held Saturday, June 10, 2017, from 10 Selman “Slick” Howard Falls, 87, of Gainesville, until 11 a.m. at Bell Funeral Home in Sumiton. Funeral passed away Sunday, June 4, 2017, at Sumter Health services will be held Saturday, June 10, 2017, at 11 a.m. and Rehab in York. He was born April 4, 1930, to the GA. in the Bell Sumiton Chapel, with burial at Shanghi late William Randolph and Tiercie Falls of Jasper. Cemetery. There was no visitation. Graveside services were held Greenville Birmingham 83/60 84/65 Wilson was preceded in death by her sister, JoAnn Thursday, June 8, 2017, at 11 a.m. in the Livingston Me- Smith. morial Gardens Cemetery. She is survived by her brothers, William Lewis Walker Falls is survived by his sister, Mildred Falls Hampton and his wife, Jane, of Florida and Eugene Walker and his of Ft. Worth, Texas; friends, Terry and Winston Roswell wife, Debra, of Empire; sister, Geraldine Ludolf and her of Livingston; several nieces and nephews; and several Jackson Montgomery husband, Rayford, of Dora; and a host of nieces and step-grandchildren. 85/61 88/66 nephews. You may sign the register online at www.bumpersfu- You may sign an online register or express private con- [email protected]. dolences to the family at BellSumiton.com. Brookhaven Hattiesburg 85/62 Bumpers Funeral Home, York; 205-392-5081 85/63 Bell Funeral Home, Sumiton; 205-648-6611

Mobile 87/66 George A. Dockery LA. FLA. Terry Sue Norris George A. Dockery, 80, of Quinton, passed away Wednesday, June 7, 2017, at his residence. Dowdey Patton Funeral arrangements will be announced by Bell Fu- December 28, 1942 – June 7, 2017 neral Home in Sumiton. Terry Sue Norris Dowdey Patton, 74, wife of Bobby Pat- ton, of Jasper, Ala., was called home to her Heavenly Fa- Bell Funeral Home, Sumiton; 205-648-6611 ther on Wednesday, June 7, 2017. The family will receive friends Sunday, June 11, 2017, ©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. at 1 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home. Funeral serv- Sharon Yolanda Cooper ices will follow at 2 p.m. in the Collins-Burke Chapel, with Sharon Yolanda Cooper, 58, of Jasper, passed away burial at Boldo Cemetery. Bob Holley will officiate. Thursday, June 8, 2017, at her residence. Patton was preceded on this journey by her husband Funeral arrangements will be announced by Bell Fu- and father of her children, Garey E. Dowdey; parents, neral Home in Sumiton. WWII veteran’s Cecil and Amy Norris; brother, Buddy Norris; in-laws, Woodrow and Hazel Dowdey; and brother-in-law, William Bell Funeral Home, Sumiton; 205-648-6611 Counts. remains return home She is survived by her children, Jason Dowdey and his wife, Annette, of Jasper, and Laura Unger and her hus- William Kenneth after missing 73 years band, Dennis, of Wetumpka; stepdaughters, Cindy Short and her husband, Michael, of Cumming, Ga., and Angela Stoneking Richards and her husband, Jonathan, of Jasper; six ATLANTA (AP) — More than 70 years ago, a U.S. grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; sisters, William Kenneth Stoneking, 58, of Carbon Hill, Army bomber plane dubbed “Hot as Hell” was headed Bonnie Street and Joann Carneal; sisters-in-law, Beverly passed away Thursday, June 8, 2017, in a Birmingham for India on a supply mission. It never arrived, and no Counts and Carol Norris; and many beloved nieces, hospital. one went looking for the doomed air- nephews and cousins. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Kilgore- craft or the eight men on board be- To the nurses and staff of Kindred Hospice, Sue loved Green Funeral Home in Jasper. cause military officials had no way of each of you for your kindness, humor, and friendship. pinpointing where it went down. Thank you for your dedication. Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5533 All signs of the mission were lost Terry Sue often said we should give flowers to the living until 2006, when a hiker in northeast while they can enjoy their beauty. With this in mind, the India spotted a wing and panel sign family hopes you will surprise a member of your family, inscribed with the bomber’s name. It or a friend, with flowers and let them know how special wasn’t until 2015 that the U.S. De- they are to you. fense Department investigated the Pallbearers will be Joe Ferguson, Joe Unger, Dennis crash site and found the remains of Unger, Michael Short, Jonathan Richards, Jonathan 1st Lt. Robert Eugene Oxford. Short and Chris Terrell. Honorary pallbearer, David On Thursday, Oxford will finally be 1st Lt. Wright. returned home and then laid to rest Robert E. this weekend with full military hon- Oxford Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 ors in his tiny hometown of Concord, Georgia. Photos of his seven fellow crewmen, none of whom was ever found, will lie beside the coffin and then be placed inside it for burial. “We were ecstatic that Eugene was found, but we feel Church bus crashes in Atlanta area; 1 killed, others injured guilty there are seven other men on that mountain top,” said Merrill Roan, the wife of Oxford’s nephew. “So we ATLANTA (AP) — A are honoring the other seven. ... We have to honor them church bus carrying as well, because they may never get any closure.” dozens of high school stu- Oxford’s plane departed Kumming, China, on Jan. 25, dents and adults from Ala- 1944, said Staff Sgt. Kristen Duus at the Defense Pris- bama crashed near oners of War/Missing in Action Agency. Oxford was de- Atlanta on Thursday after- clared dead two years later. noon, killing one person Oxford’s family didn’t know the wreckage had been and injuring several oth- found until 2007 when Merrill Roan saw a message on ers, authorities said. a genealogy website from a relative of another service The Mount Zion Baptist member on the aircraft. That relative wanted help per- Church bus from suading military officials to investigate the crash site. Huntsville, Alabama, was Duus’ agency confirmed the crash site correlated with headed to the airport for a the missing aircraft in 2008. But harmful weather cou- student ministry mission pled with access issues and security delayed recovery trip to Africa when it col- operation efforts until late 2015, Duus said. lided with another vehicle Officials say a DNA analysis of Oxford’s remains on a four-lane road, Fulton matched his niece and nephew. County Police Cpl. Roan said the family was “shocked and excited” when Partrena Smith said. they heard the news. Smith said at least 10 Duus said Oxford is one of 74 veterans who have been people were hurt, includ- identified so far this year. She said all service members ing two critically. Fulton are returned to the U.S. for identification before the County Fire Chief Larry family is notified and the service member is provided a Few said 21 people were WSB-TV via AP funeral with honors. hurt. Eighty service members were identified in 2015, and The Associated Press In this image made from video by WSB-TV Atlanta, authorities render assis- that number more than doubled with 164 the following couldn’t immediately de- tance to injured people on an overturned church bus, Thursday in Atlanta. year, Duus said. termine the discrepancy in Mount Zion Baptist Church in Huntsville, Ala., posted on its Facebook page The Missing in Action Agency website says there are the number of injuries. more than 86,000 Americans still missing abroad from Smith said there were that one of its buses with its student ministry mission was involved in a crash World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War. Ad- two people in the car in- while traveling to the airport. vancements in DNA testing technology and partner- volved in the crash, but ships with other nations have helped find and identify she wasn’t sure of their where the crash occurred ter Terry Slay told WXIA- Facebook page. more missing service members than ever, Duus said. conditions. was completely closed and TV that the bus was carry- Smith said the National Oxford’s parents, siblings and any other relatives who Images from the scene firetrucks and ambulances ing 11th- and Transportation Safety saw him leave for World War II have all died since he showed the bus on its roof swarmed the area near At- 12th-graders, along with Board is handling the in- went missing, said Terrell Moody of Moody-Daniel Fu- and another car under- lanta’s airport. adults. The church asked vestigation moving for- neral Home, which is handling burial arrangements. neath it. The parkway Church education minis- people for prayers on its ward. Still, the long-overdue homecoming of his remains won’t go unnoticed. A State Patrol escort will guide a hearse carrying Ox- ford’s casket 50 miles south on Interstate 75 from U.S. government: 2 men charged with plotting terror attacks Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to the funeral home. A funeral will be held Sunday in a school NEW YORK (AP) — Two men from April 2016 after he was falsely ac- tually an innocent bystander, not the auditorium — the biggest venue in town, Moody said. Michigan and New York City were cused of spying for the United States. driver being pursued, and the mayor tasked by a terrorist organization They said that from late 2014 until on Thursday vowed to pursue with looking for potential terrorism February, El Debek has conducted charges against the officers. targets in New York and Panama, over 250 Facebook searches with The video obtained by Univision VOLUME 56 NUMBER 32 U.S. authorities said Thursday as words including “martyrs of the holy shows police kicking at a man and they announced the suspects’ recent defense,” ‘’martyrs of Islamic resist- dragging him into the roadway in the arrests. ance” and “martyrs of the Islamic re- moments after the crash at about 11 Daily Mountain Eagle Samer El Debek, 37, of Dearborn, sistance in Lebanon.” p.m. Sunday - Main Office - Michigan, and Ali Kourani, 32, of the William F. Sweeney Jr., head of the A police union official said the 1301 E. 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(AP) — Bill Cosby ac- knowledged to police more than a decade ago that he fondled Andrea Constand after giving her what he said were cold-and-allergy pills to help her relax, ac- Robert Baker/The Times & Tribune via AP cording to a statement in- An ambulance waits outside of a W eis Market, troduced Thursday at the comedian’s sexual-assault the scene of a shooting in Tunkhannock, Pa., on trial. Thursday. State police say four people are dead But Cosby also told po- in a murder-suicide in the Pennsylvania super- lice that Constand showed market. Troopers responded to a report of some- no ill effects from the 1 1/2 Benadryl tablets and one shooting people early Thursday morning. never objected to his be- havior. The TV star said they had been romantic Supermarket employee before. Cosby, 79, is charged kills 3 co-workers, self in with aggravated indecent assault and could spend the rest of his life in prison AP Photo/Matt Rourke Pennsylvania store spree if convicted. He has said the sexual encounter at his Bill Cosby, arrives with supporters, from left, Joe Torry and Lewis Dix, for his TUNKHANNOCK, Pa. (AP) — A supermarket em- suburban Philadelphia sexual assault trial at the Montgomery County Courthouse in Norristown, ployee brought two guns to work overnight Thursday, home in 2004 was consen- Pa., Thursday. blocked the store’s entrances and exits so no one could sual. flee and fatally shot three fellow employees before The January 2005 inter- investigative leads and directed the women’s bas- neighbor, Purna Rodman turning the weapon on himself, Pennsylvania state view with police was con- where they were going,” ketball team at Cosby’s Conare, testified that Con- police said. ducted at his lawyer’s Sgt. Richard Schaffer of alma mater, Temple Uni- stand became distant and State police say it remains unclear why 24-year-old offices in New York about the Cheltenham Police De- versity, where he was a withdrawn in the months Randy Stair, of Dallas, shot the others and himself in a year after the alleged as- partment told the jury on powerful trustee. after she said the enter- a Weis Market shortly before 1 a.m. Thursday. sault. Day 4 of the comedian’s She testified this week tainer drugged and vio- Stair’s shift started when the store closed at 11 p.m. Asked by police if he trial. that Cosby penetrated her lated her. Conare said Police said he later took a duffel bag from his car con- ever had sex with Con- Castor issued a press re- with his fingers against Constand’s open, easygo- taining two pistol-grip shotguns, brought them into stand, Cosby replied: lease in early 2005, saying her will after giving her ing personality changed the store and started firing. “Never asleep or awake.” Cosby would not be pills that left her so limp drastically in early 2004. At a news conference outside the store in Eaton “I never intended to charged because the evi- and foggy-headed that she Some 60 women have Township, northwest of Scranton, troopers said Stair have sexual intercourse, dence had shown both par- was unable to push him come forward to say Cosby spent the first 90 minutes of his shift blocking the en- like naked bodies, with An- ties “could be held in less away or tell him to stop. sexually violated them, trances and exits with pallets and other items before drea. We are fully clothed. than a flattering light.” He She denied they had a pre- but the statute of limita- he started shooting. He fired 59 shots before killing We are petting. I enjoyed said he was concerned that vious romantic relation- tions for prosecution had himself, they said. it. And then I stopped, and Constand had stayed in ship and said she had run out in nearly every Stair fatally shot Terry Sterling, 63, of South Mon- I went up to bed,” he said, touch with Cosby after the rebuffed his previous sex- case. Constand’s case is trose; Victoria Brong, 26, of Factoryville; and Brian according to the statement alleged assault and waited ual advances. the only one in which Hayes, 47, of Springville. read to the jury. a year to call police. On Thursday, a former Cosby has been charged. One witness managed to escape the rampage and Prosecutors decided A new set of prosecutors call 911. against charging Cosby at brought charges against Police stressed that the store was closed to the pub- the time, shutting down a Cosby a decade later, after lic when the shooting occurred, and only workers were police investigation after a judge unsealed Cosby’s Hatt C h urch of C h rist inside. The store’s posted hours are from 6 a.m. to 11 four weeks. sworn testimony from a p.m. A sergeant testified lawsuit brought against HOMECOMING/GOSPEL M EETING “We are deeply saddened by the events of this morn- Thursday that then-Dis- him by Constand. In his ing,” Weis spokesman Dennis Curtin said in a state- trict Attorney Bruce Cas- deposition, he talked about ment. “The safety of our associates, our customers, tor closed the probe hours giving pills and alcohol to JUNE 9-11 and the surrounding community is our top priority.” after police met to review women he wanted to have Friday & Saturday: 6:30 p.m. Investigators were looking at Stair’s online activity their next steps. sex with. for clues to his motive, troopers said. “We had been discussing Constand, 44, of Toronto, Sunday: 10:00 a.m ...... Bible Class 11:00 a.m ...... Wo rship Lunch Ex-convict arrested in death of 12-year-old Florida girl 2:00 p.m...... S inging MIAMI (AP) — An ex- where Naomi’s body was Greg Marcille said his of- 3:00 p.m...... Wo rship convict from Alabama was found. Investigators put fice will seek no bond. arrested early Thursday him under surveillance Howard is currently being on charges of kidnapping, and took him into custody held on $600,000 bond. 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Marcille said that his of- body of a 12-year-old Morgan said the girl- fice will review the evi- Florida girl. friend’s apartment is “very dence, but likely will file Escambia County Sher- close” to the Jones apart- first-degree murder New Vermeer VR1022 Rake iff David Morgan said dur- ment and that he was charges and will possibly ing a news conference that known to the child. seek the death penalty. 0% Financing Available* Robert Letroy Howard, 38, “We’ve found our mon- Morgan declined to an- On selected items • WAC (with approved credit) often “frequented” the ster,” the sheriff’ said. swer questions about how apartment of his girlfriend The sheriff said in a the girl was killed, saying in the Aspen Village apart- news conference Wednes- he wouldn’t comment on ment complex where day the child may have whether she was sexually Naomi Jones lived with been targeted by someone assaulted or if she put up her family near Pensacola. Escambia County she had previously inter- a fight before she died. He The child was reported Sheriff's Office via AP acted with on social media. had said in the news con- missing May 31, and her This photo made avail- He would not elaborate on ference on Wednesday that body was found by fisher- that statement on Thurs- preliminary autopsy re- men on Monday. able by the Escambia day. sults indicated she was Investigators came into County Sheriff's Office, Records show Howard is suffocated. contact with Howard as Fla., shows Robert from East Brewton, Ala- A vigil for the girl is they canvassed the neigh- bama. He was convicted in planned for Thursday Letroy Howard of East Balers •Rakes • Mowers • Tedders borhood after Naomi was 1999 on two counts of sex- night in Pensacola. Brewton, Ala., under ar- 2832 Co. Rd. 1212 • Vinemont, AL 35179 reported missing, Morgan ual assault and rape and Shop (256) 739-2482 • Cell (256) 338-4500 said. He added that rest Thursday. served 15 years in an Ala- www.4c-farms.com Howard gave authorities bama prison. Side by Side Boutique “false information” that he According to Morgan, Howard’s first appear- was in Alabama when the surveillance video cap- ance will be Friday and As- ANNIVERSARY child disappeared. tured Howard by the creek sistant State Attorney SALE Fri., June 9 11AM - 7PM Court: Neighbors can sue pot grower for stinky smells Sat., June 10 10AM - 4PM DENVER (AP) — A pot crafted to fight organized victory for opponents of farm’s neighbor can sue crime. The Reillys say that the marijuana industry,” Over $1,000 in Door them for smells and other federal racketeering laws said Brian Barnes, a Prizes/Giveaways Goodsprings Missionary Baptist nuisances that could harm entitle them to collect Washington-based lawyer their property values, a damages from the pot who represents the Reillys EVERYTHING federal appeals court ruled farm, even though the pot on behalf of the anti-crime UP TO 50% OFF & Corinth Baptist Wednesday. farm is legal under state nonprofit group Safe The 10th U.S. Circuit law. Streets Alliance. Rick’s Auto Sales Evangelist Court of Appeals ruling re- “The landowners have Owners of the pot ware- Corner of 20th Ave vives a lawsuit between a plausibly alleged at least house did not immediately DON SAVELL Colorado horse farm and a one (racketeering) claim,” return a call for comment and Viking Drive neighboring marijuana- the judges wrote. Wednesday. 205-435-3552 growing warehouse. 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A federal business, even as federal Repairs district court dismissed officials have so far de- Troubleshooting Sunday - Goodsprings Location 5:00 p.m. the Reillys’ claim, and the clined to shut down most Monday - Corinth Location 7:00 p.m. pot warehouse opened in pot businesses operating Additions 2016. in violation of federal drug Upgrade Services Tuesday - Corinth Location 7:00 p.m. The horse farm owners law. No Job Too Small FREE ESTIMATES Wednesday - Goodsprings Location 7:00 p.m. appealed, and a three- “This is a tremendous (205) 622-3134 | 385-3556 judge appeals panel agreed Wednesday that Dinner following Sunday Service their claims should be 2223 N. Airport Rd. • 221-4494 Refreshments Wednesday Night heard. But the judges said the Reillys can’t sue Col- orado to force the state to LOOK! PAY ATTENTION TO DAYS enforce federal drug law and not allow the pot Locations will change on certain days warehouse in the first place. 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CINCINNATI (AP) — A within a 3-second span. less than 15 minutes, but prosecutor told jurors “It’s just phenomenal he provided more details Thursday that the 2015 how much can happen in and sharply accused Tens- police shooting of a black that short a period,” he ing of telling lies. unarmed motorist in said. DeGraffenreid was lower Cincinnati was “clearly a Assistant Prosecutor key. She and Seth Tieger murder,” while the defense Stacey DeGraffenreid said took over the case in Janu- attorney called the shoot- evidence, including body ary when Deters removed ing justified because the camera video, will show himself and his two assis- white officer shot “to stop Tensing wasn’t trapped. tants in the first trial to the threat.” But DeGraffenreid said focus on a serial killer’s re- Ray Tensing, 27, a for- Tensing’s arm shouldn’t sentencing. mer University of Cincin- have been in the car. DeGraffenreid ended by nati officer, is on trial for a “He forgot and didn’t use asking jurors to convict second time on charges of his training,” she said. Of- Tensing of both charges. murder and voluntary ficers are taught not to Usually, jurors in such manslaughter in the shoot- reach inside a car to try to cases are instructed to con- ing of Sam DuBose, 43, take a motorist’s keys, she sider the lesser charge during a traffic stop. A jury said. only if they cannot reach a last November was unable Mathews agreed that decision on the murder to reach a verdict on either Tensing made a mistake charge. charge. by reaching into the car. The specific juror in- The case is among others But he asserted that Du- structions will be given around the United States Bose used his left arm to after testimony concludes. that have raised attention pin Tensing’s left arm Mathews used about 30 in recent years to how po- against the car’s win- minutes to deliver his lice respond to black peo- Cara Owsley/The Cincinnati Enquirer via AP, Pool dowsill and steering wheel. opening statements during ple. Ray Tensing, center, and his defense attorney Stewart Mathews, right, listen DeGraffenreid gave a Tensing’s first trial and The trial is expected to terse 10-minute opening to again on Thursday. last about two weeks. to assistant prosecutor Stacey DeGraf fenreid's opening statement during the Hamilton County Mathews said DuBose After opening state- Tensing's retrial Thursday at the Hamilton County Courthouse in Cincinnati. Common Pleas Court jury “wouldn’t have ended up ments, Tensing sighed, bit During the opening statements in the former University of Cincinnati police of nine whites and three shot” if he had complied his lip and looked down officer's retrial, DeGraffenreid told Ohio jurors that evidence will show the blacks that was seated with Tensing’s orders and several times while a video Wednesday. hadn’t attempted to flee. of the traffic stop captured 2015 shooting of unarmed black motorist Sam DuBose was clearly murder, Her approach differed Mathews also said that by Tensing’s body-worn while Mathews said Tensing feared for his life. significantly from the one DuBose had acted suspi- camera played for the jury. her boss, Prosecutor Joe ciously, possibly because of The first prosecution torney Stewart Mathews, was revamped for the sec- inside the vehicle and he Deters, took during Tens- marijuana later found in witness was a police super- the supervisor agreed that ond trial, while Mathews feared for his life as Du- ing’s first trial. his car that could have led visor who told jurors that an officer who was plan- again leads Tensing’s de- Bose tried to drive away. 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New fossils are pushing the evidence her 9-year-old son. back by about 100,000 years. The bones are The shooting came three about 300,000 years old, and they were found in days after Rackley called Morocco. Scientists say that doesn’t mean our in a harassment report to species first appeared there. It’s still not clear police Saturday morning when or where in Africa that happened. and asked them to tell Pat- Before now, the oldest known fossils of Homo terson to stop contacting sapiens were from Ethiopia. her, said Sandy police Sgt. The new findings include a skull, a jaw and Jason Nielsen. He declined to say what the outcome of teeth, as well as stone tools. They show an early that conversation was, or stage in the development of our species, when detail the nature of the ha- people had a face much like ours, but a brain rassment. shape that’s more primitive. Authorities said the two The discovery is reported in two papers re- were or had been in some leased Wednesday by the journal Nature. sort of relationship and that the killings they de- scribed as targeted hap- Governor to appeal for secret pened Tuesday afternoon records in videogame firm case just after Rackley picked her boys up from elemen- PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Rhode Island’s governor tary school. said on Thursday she would appeal to the state Rackley was walking Supreme Court to release secret grand jury about six blocks from the records from the investigation into the state’s school when she flagged failed $75 million deal with the videogame com- down a driver — the same pany started by former Boston Red Sox pitcher woman who showed up at Curt Schilling. Peterson’s door. Democratic Gov. 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Carbon Hill From A1 reopen the facility with so few children attending its first season, Chambers said, “I hate for $238,000 to sit up there and go to waste.” Chambers noted the city is seeking grants to build ballfields near the Blue Gym, which is being renovated. If that happens, he hopes that area — with the gym, ballfields and splash pad — will be a park and recre- ation center that attracts more people, he said. The city’s swimming pool is at Legion Park on the south end of the city, while the proposed recreation area is on the north end. Chambers said Craig Struthers, general manager of J.A. Dawson & Co. in Pelham, which built the splash pad system, advised him Thursday that replacing a computer part on the facility would cost $8,000. How- ever, the problem could just as easily be repaired by using timers that would turn the facility on and off, which would cost $2,500. The timers could automatically turn on the facility Daily Mountain Eagle - Nicole Smith between set hours the council determines, Chambers said during the meeting. Currently, instead of being The Town of Oakman held a groundbreaking for the town’s first storm shelter on Wednesday. Pictured, motion activated to turn on or off one feature, all the from left to right, Oakman Town Council members Sarah Woods, Chrystal Lewis, Marion Constant and features are using water at one time. Rhonda Millwood, Oakman Mayor Cory Franks, Chamber of Commerce of W alker County President “The way we have it set up, it’s wasting the water,” Linda Lewis, Bevill State Community College-Jasper’s Director of Campus Services Jeremy Bearden, he said. One problem is that at the end of that first month of Oakman Police Chief McKinsley Marbury, Oakman Town Clerk Lisa Lockhart, Oakman Fire Chief operation, the city had used 40,000 to 80,000 gallons Shane Calloway and Oakman volunteer firefighters Amanda and Jon Harbin and Colt Courington, who of water, which the city had to purchase, the mayor said is also a town council member. after the meeting. “(Struthers) said it could have used that much with the wind blowing and evaporation, because everything Oakman From A1 was running at once,” he said, whereas a timer would help cut down water use. Franks said a flagpole at the cor- for the shelter was roughly “When you believe in your commu- Chambers did not know how much it would cost to ner of Main Street will also be re- $100,000, and the Oakman Fire De- nity, good things will happen,” Lewis purchase water for the facility. moved, and two new flagpoles will be partment would be responsible for said. “It’s all about partnerships. .... During the meeting, he said the city will clean the installed. One will display the Ala- matching funds of $3,000. Wilson We’re happy to be here to celebrate holding tank and will replace the O-rings and then run bama state flag, while the other will could not reached by press time to with you.” the facility, as soon as next week. Then Struthers will display three variations of the Oak- confirm final figures. Bearden added, “Bevill State is return to make further suggestions about putting in man High School “O.” Calloway thanked the BOE, Wil- proud to be a part of the service area timers and replacing motion sensors. Franks was joined by Oakman son and community members for of Oakman, and as somebody who “He said the motion sensors are relatively cheap to Town Council members Colt Cour- making the storm shelter a reality. teaches at Bevill and is an adminis- fix. All the wire is still there,” he said. “The way they ington, Marion Constant, Chrystal The Oakman Fire Department has trator, I’m always proud of the stu- did it in the past, the way they fixed it, they just did Lewis, Rhonda Millwood and Sarah spent the past few years finding a dents that we get from Oakman. You away with the motion sensors.” Woods at the sign and storm shelter suitable location for shelter and col- all have a lot of good things here in The mayor said if the sensors are installed, he would groundbreakings. Chamber of Com- lecting matching funds. terms of education ... and things are suggest putting a drop box to collect admission fees. merce of Walker County President “If it wasn’t for them, this just moving in a positive direction. “I don’t think you can pay two people $60 a day and Linda Lewis and Jeremy Bearden, wouldn’t have been possible,” Cal- We’re appreciative of everything you sit up there and collect $9 or $15,” Chambers said. “You the director of campus services for loway said. “Roger has been working all have to offer us, so how could we are just as well to keep the two people at home and not Bevill State Community College’s extremely hard to get the relocation not be a part of today?” collect the $9. You would be way ahead. Maybe there Jasper campus, also attended the processed through FEMA.” Council member Sarah Woods will be a lot of people who show up. I hope there are.” ceremonies. Oakman Police Chief Franks said he is thankful mem- said she is proud of the progress District 5 Councilwoman Suzanne Atkins said, “We McKinsley Marbury, Oakman Town bers of the Oakman community will being made in Oakman. “There’s need to look at costs on that too before we make a de- Clerk Lisa Lockhart, Oakman Fire soon have a safe place to go during nowhere else that I would want to cision on that.” She later added, “I just think money- Chief Shane Calloway and Oakman the threat of a tornado. be,” she said. wise, we need to know what we are looking at.” Volunteer Fire Department mem- “I want to thank the volunteer fire Franks thanked everyone who at- Chambers said after the meeting that people have bers Jon and Amanda Harbin were department and Chief Calloway on tended the groundbreaking cere- asked for the facility to be restarted, and that former also at the groundbreakings. all their hard work and all the monies, and he said he’s looking Mayor Chris Hart has brought up the subject from Oakman’s first storm shelter will things they’ve done to secure the forward to more positive accomplish- time to time. be located along Old York Road, near storm shelter to give the people of ments being celebrated in the com- Councilwoman April Kennedy Brown recalled after Oakman Middle School. The Walker Oakman a safe place to go in case of munity. the meeting taking her children to the splash pad a County Board of Education owned inclement weather,” Franks said. “I’m a firm believer that if we con- couple of times when it was open. She supports opening the land where the storm shelter Calloway said he hopes for the tinue to stick together and work to- it up, noting a number of people have talked about will be located, and transferred the storm shelter to be completed this gether, we’ll achieve all the things wanting that. With the amount of money the city has property to the Oakman Fire De- fall, and site preparation will begin that we set forth to achieve,” he said. spent on the project, she too feels it should be open, pro- partment in late 2015. in the coming weeks. “We have a long road ahead of us, vided it does not hurt the city financially. At the time of the land transfer, Lewis was complimentary of the but I like where we are right now, Meanwhile, Chambers said the pool, which was re- Walker County E-911 Director town, its students and Mayor and I like the way things are going. cently reopened, is averaging 100 visitors a day, which Roger Wilson said the FEMA grant Franks. ... We’ll get there together.” has pleased him.

Commission From A1 County, Brown said. have done that in Walker working to that goal. McNealy said she grew County,” Brown said. Auburn University has up in Walker County, but About 900 card-carrying committed that for each noted her husband’s family 4-H members were in county reaching those is in Jefferson County. Walker County in the past standards, Auburn will “This is bittersweet,” she year, he said, while more fund a full-time regional told the commission. than 1,000 other youth Extension agent in 4-H to The announcement was have participated in en- serve just that county, made during a presenta- richment activities. Brown said, adding that tion to the commission by “That is just excellent one person covering the Walker County Exten- for a county of this size,” he Walker and Jefferson both sion Office and its 4-H said. “We have a very is “an impossible task.” team. During the presenta- strong 4-H team in this He said the commission tion, they designated the county.” has provided funding to county as an Alabama 4-H The local team has also allow a part-time agent in Centennial Youth Initia- set up a local adult advi- the county as well, which tive County. The commis- sory committee, gone helped ro achieve some of sion also passed a through a strategic plan- the milestones needed. resolution naming 2017 as ning process and estab- Brown also presented the “Year of the 4-H Cen- lished a youth leadership “Award of Excellence” tennial Youth Initiative in council to keep older chil- medals to the local 4-H Walker County, Alabama.” dren involved into their team members, which he The resolution said 4,188 Daily Mountain Eagle - Ed Howell teen years, he said, work- hoped would be keepsakes Walker County youth have Paul W. Brown, the associate director for the Alabama Cooperative Exten- ing with younger members for them. “This is a way to been served by 4-H pro- in a leadership role. recognize this team for the grams and clubs over the sion System, presented the Crystal Clover Award to the Walker County Com- Brown said 4-H has a va- hard work they have done past two years, developing mission at its meeting Tuesday to mark that W alker County is now an riety of opportunities, to get to this point,” he self-esteem, leadership and Alabama 4-H Centennial Youth Initiative County. The award was earned from working in elementary said. Cain, McNealy, Per- citizenship, while also ad- the local 4-H program working to reach a set of standards that about half the schools, community clubs, sons (who is funded dressing issues facing camping programs and day through the county appro- youth. Programs in science counties in the state have achieved. Shown are, from left, Commissioners camps and enrichment priation) and Blackwell, and technology, natural re- Keith Davis and Jeff Burrough, Brown, Chairman Jerry Bishop and Commis- programs that are espe- who also helps manage the sources, career education, sioners Ralph Williams and Steven Aderholt. cially useful in the sum- 4-H records and corre- citizenship, leadership and mer. He said the local spond with parents. healthy lifestyles are of- able to deliver, the quality (USDA) website, the sys- nial for the system in 2014 program has been involved Cain also thanked fered. of the local staff that I get tem provides non-formal prompted the idea for find- in all of that. farmer and businessman Walker County Exten- to work with, our volun- education and learning op- ing a way to revitalize the “When I came to this po- Dorman Grace for support- sion Coordinator Danny teers, our sponsors, our portunities for farmers, 4-H youth program, which sition eight years ago, we ing the program, adding he Cain said, “This is a great many, many community ranchers, communities, became a priority. The 4-H had 6,000 card-carrying 4- also represented the day for us at the Extension partners; our long-term youth and families. program has helped make H members in Alabama. Walker County Farmers office and all of our pro- partnership with our “The cooperative idea Extension successful into Now we have 45,000 and Federation, which has been gram team, and all the county partnership. I know means that funding to the 21st Century, he said, growing,” Brown said. “We supporters as well. Diane young people that we work you guys have been have the local Extension noting the idea has been to have also reached another Lollar has headed up the with.” He went on the note tremendous supporters for program comes from the get youth into 4-H. In turn, 100,000 youth who partici- grassroots planning com- the “quality staff” that he my 24 years here,” Cain USDA, the State of Ala- eventually that could lead pate in camping and en- mittee and helped out in gets to work with each day, said. bama and each of our to the parents to also get richment activities.” other ways, he said. Volun- include Rebecca Persons, Brown said the national county commissions that plugged into the educa- Brown presented what teers Bartley and Kim the county’s 4-H agent; Mc- Cooperative Extension provide the local Extension tional program. he called the “Crystal Wyers of Eldridge were Nealy; and Pat Blackwell, System started in 1914, office and the funding to As a result of the cen- Clover” Award to the com- recognized; a new volun- the administrative associ- suggested by senators from have a presence here at the tennial emphasis, the mission to mark the fact teer, Nancy Jean of Jasper, ate for the county Exten- Georgia and South Car- community level,” Brown youth initiative was born Walker is now a Youth Ini- was also present. sion office. olina as a means of exten- said, thanking the commis- with the idea of establish- tiative County. “We have 32 He also asked local 4-H “We’re excited about sion into the federal land sion for partnering with ing excellence in each of the 67 counties who youth to stand up and be today because it is all grant university system. Auburn University for the county, using a set of crite- have reached this mile- recognized. A reception about the quality of the 4- According to a U.S. Depart- local Extension program. ria and by setting up a stone,” he said, adding was also held after the H program that we are ment of Agriculture Brown said the centen- strong 4-H team. “They other counties are still commission meeting. Daily Mountain Eagle

Friday, June 9, 2017 OPINION A6 EDITORIALS Trump’s recklessness

Sometimes, Donald Trump seems to have shared with our own allies.” believe this job of his - being president “The reports that the president — is just another game. “I get great shared sensitive intelligence with Russ- intel,” he boasted to his Russian visitors ian officials are deeply disturbing,” Sen. to the White House last week. “I have John McCain (R-Ariz.) said in a state- people brief me on great intel every ment Tuesday morning.U.S. Rep. Mike day.” Gallagher (R-Wis.) called for the White As if to prove it, Trump then reck- House to release a transcript of Trump’s lessly shared highly sensitive intelli- meeting with the Russians. Trump gence with Russian Foreign Minister should order that to be done. Sergei Lavrov and Ambassador Sergey But Republican leadership continues Kislyak, information that may have to lack a spine. Senate Majority Leader jeopardized a friendly source of infor- Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) complained mation about the Islamic State and cer- about the “drama” at the White House tainly could discourage America’s but stopped short of criticizing the pres- friends and partners from sharing intel- ident. And House Speaker Paul Ryan’s ligence with the U.S. latest milquetoasty response was hop- Trump’s cluelessness is simply ing “for a full explanation of the facts breathtaking. It’s one thing to be inex- from the administration.” You’ll be wait- perienced. It’s another to be blithely ing a long time, Mr. Speaker. satisfied with ignorance. As David Up to now, Trump’s rough edges — Brooks of The New York Times wrote his incessant tweets, boasts and micro- Tuesday morning after the latest scopically thin skin — have been worri- Trumpian faux pas: “At base, Trump is some annoyances. But in revealing Podcast swapping, Netflix cheating an infantilist.” classified information to Vladimir There is no way to gauge — yet — the Putin’s Russia, intentionally or not, his and the makings of a modern marriage fallout from Trump’s relevations. The very fitness for the job he holds is in president described an Islamic State question. A year ago, I barely ing the episodes together, listening to the threat related to laptop computers on Divulging critical intelligence to a knew what a podcast podcast separately and discussing dur- aircraft and told the Russians the city hostile power — especially one that was. Now, I can’t ing our evening chats. in Islamic State territory where the might have colluded with Trump’s pres- imagine what Zac and Real life eventually caught up to us, U.S. intelligence partner had discovered idential campaign — is serious busi- I talked about before and we had a couple of weeks when we the threat. That partner, later identified ness. we decided it was time were not together long enough to watch as Israel, had not given permission for No matter what Trump may think, to spend money on de- TV together. those details to be passed on. this is not a reality show. Unfortunately cent phones. This experience introduced me to a One source told the Washington Post for the country, it’s reality. We text each other Out of new vocabulary word: Netflix cheating. podcast recommenda- Zac watched several episodes without that Trump “revealed more information — The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel the Blue to the Russian ambassador than we tions on an almost me, which really hurt my feelings. daily basis. By Jennifer I gained a new perspective a few When we sit down Cohron weeks later when he found out that I to chat before bed- had watched a few episodes of “The Trump’s budget a fantasy built on house of cards time, one of us usually starts the conver- Crown” without him. In my defense, I sation by recapping an interesting wasn’t aware that he had been watching Where’s the real Paul Ryan when we budget increases defense spending but podcast we listened to that day. along with me since he hadn’t expressed need him? You know, that wonky dig- in the wrong way: The National Interest On a recent road trip, we turned on a an interest in the show. ging-in-the-weeds guy who knew every reports that the budget “begins to re- podcast that we both enjoy. An hour into The next time I found myself alone budget forward and backward and up- pair — but does not rebuild — the U.S. the drive, we realized that we had with the television, cheating was a very side down and inside out? military,” and “does not live up to con- stopped to discuss what we were hearing real temptation. We ask because Ryan today is sup- gressional expectations to better align so often that we had only listened to Now we have the BBC’s “Sherlock” porting a dream world fantasy of a resources with strategy after years of a about 12 minutes of audio. going as well. At this point, “30 Rock” is Trump budget that purports to balance growing mismatch.” The podcast in question was The West the only safe space on my Continue the budget in 10 years on a house of At the same time, social programs are Wing Weekly, hosted by longtime fan Watching list. cards. (”What I see is a president keep- being gutted, which should worry Hrishikesh Hirway and cast member I highly recommend The West Wing ing his promises,” Ryan told Fox News). states. Medicaid would take a $600 bil- Joshua Malina. Weekly to any fans of the show. Most of Others aren’t as blind in their loyalty. lion hit on top of the cuts proposed in Some background is necessary here. the cast members have made a guest ap- Sens. Lindsey Graham and John Mc- the American Health Care Act, leaving When Zac and I got married, we held pearance on the podcast, and the hosts Cain weren’t the only congressional states “looking at a more than $1 tril- off on subscribing to a satellite service have also had some interesting inter- leaders to call the budget “dead on ar- lion reduction in Medicaid spending” until I felt comfortable that we were views with people who work on some of rival.” Governing magazine reports. going to be able to meet our other finan- the issues brought up on the show. In fact, “dead on arrival” is the best Georges Benjamin, executive director cial obligations. Here are a few more podcasts that I’ve news we’ve heard about the Trump of the American Public Health Associa- Since I also didn’t want to waste discovered in recent months. (And, no, I budget, which may be the least conser- tion, said in a statement that the fed- money on a digital antenna, we spent haven’t listened to S-Town.) vative in decades. If this were to some- eral cuts in health spending “would be the first month or two combing through •Candidate Confessional — You how survive the sharp knives in catastrophic, especially for our most our combined DVD collection. have to be a real loser to make it on this Congress, the country would be in real vulnerable, including children, seniors I owned all seven seasons of “The West HuffPost podcast. The hosts interview trouble with millions left without serv- and low-income Americans.” Wing.” Zac was skeptical at first, but he candidates who have made unsuccessful ices they need, a weaker defense and a Environmental protection is being gave it a try and fell in love with the bids for various offices. I was hooked massively growing deficit. tossed out the window with severe cuts show. after the Michele Bachmann episode. First, the numbers are literally unbe- to the Environmental Protection He has watched the series from begin- •The Big Listen — If you listen to a lievable. Agency. Among the casualties close to ning to end several times. Ironically, podcast about podcasts, then you might Among the problems: Critics say the home is the Great Lakes Restoration though I was a fan first, I have yet to have millennial problems. I love the budget double counts its tax cuts and Initiative, designed to restore that vital make it through all 154 episodes. host’s tongue-in-cheek style as she inter- includes revenue from an estate tax national resource, and cleanup efforts Podcast Addict was the first app I views the people behind the podcasts I that it would eliminate, reports Busi- in the Fox River. Eliminating the intia- downloaded when we bought our first already love and introduces me to others ness Insider. It also projects a 3 percent tive breaks a promise, no surprise here, smart phones last year. (Yes, we were I want to check out. growth in the economy that virtually no that Trump made on the campaign trail several years late to that party.) •What Should I Read Next? — I lis- one believes can happen. And it in- to work with Congress to protect the I was excited when I saw The West tened to several episodes of Anne Bogel’s cludes basic errors that former U.S. lakes. Instead, he’s tossing the job to the Wing Weekly in the trending column. podcast for book lovers months ago and Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers states, which can’t afford it. With my new phone came a new vo- decided to pass on future episodes. I said in the Washington Post “would jus- Ryan has in the past offered scathing cabulary. Hirway and Malina were invit- gave it a second chance more recently tify failing a student in an introductory criticism of Democratic budgets, includ- ing fans to join them on a rewatch, or and became hooked. The premise is that economics course.” ing those of Barack Obama, and he was going through a show you already love Bogel asks guests about three books While giving the president points for right to do so. But the Trump budget episode by episode. they love, one they hate and the ones setting a good fiscal goal, The Commit- blows them all out of the water. Ryan As I recall, they were in the middle of they’re reading now. Then she recom- tee for a Responsible Federal Budget needs to take off his political blinders season one when we found the podcast. mends some titles for them to read next. said in a release that the budget is and join those who are taking a realistic Our rewatch became a binge watch as “based on overly optimistic economic look at Trump’s nonsensical budget and we tried to catch up with them. Jennifer Cohron is the Daily Mountain Eagle’s features projections” and that the president is saying “dead in the water.” Zac and I fell into a routine of watch- editor. “relying on phony growth and unachiev- able cuts.”As to allocating spending, the — The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel TODAY IN HISTORY

Today is Friday, June ernment began withhold- Leonard was later con- 9, the 160th day of 2017. ing income tax from pay- victed of capital murder Daily Mountain Eagle There are 205 days left in checks. and sentenced to life the year. In 1953, 94 people died without parole. ESTABLISHED 1872 Today’s Highlight in when a tornado struck One year ago: Presi- History: Worcester, Massachusetts. dent Barack Obama en- On June 9, 1954, during In 1969, the Senate con- dorsed Hillary Clinton to L EGAL A DS - Barbara Haynes S PORTS W RITER E DITOR & P UBLISHER the Senate Army-Mc- - James Phillips - W. Brian Hale firmed Warren Burger to succeed him and urged A D C OMPOSITOR Carthy hearings, Army be the new chief justice of Democrats in a web video M ANAGING E DITOR - Brenda Anthony S TAFF R EPORTERS special counsel Joseph N. the United States, suc- to line up behind her, de- - Ron Harris - Elane Jones Welch berated Sen. ceeding Earl Warren. claring: “Look, I know G RAPHIC D ESIGNER - Nicole Smith Joseph R. McCarthy, R- In 1973, Secretariat how hard this job can be. - Lea Rizzo E XECUTIVE A DVERTISING - Malarie Brakefield Wis., for publicly attack- won the Belmont Stakes, That’s why I know Hillary D IRECTOR - Jake Aaron ing a member of Welch’s becoming horse racing’s will be so good at it.” S YSTEMS M ANAGER - Larry Ford A DVERTISING S ALES - Tammy Wood law firm, Fred Fisher, first Triple Crown winner Today’s Birthdays: P RODUCTION M ANAGER - Renee Holly asking McCarthy: “Have N EWS E DITOR in 25 years. Comedian Jackie Mason - Michael Keeton - Zach Baker - Ed Howell you no sense of decency, In 1994, a fire destroyed is 89. Media analyst Mar- sir? At long last, have you the Georgia mansion of vin Kalb is 87. Sports O FFICE M ANAGER / B OOKKEEPER C IRCULATION D EPARTMENT F EATURES E DITOR left no sense of decency?” Atlanta Falcons receiver commentator Dick Vitale - Charlette Caterson - Kenneth Skinner - Jennifer Cohron - Barry Ford On this date: Andre Rison; his girl- is 78. Mystery author Pa- - Chuck Downs In A.D. 68, Roman Em- friend, rap singer Lisa tricia Cornwell is 61. S PORTS E DITOR C IRCULATION M ANAGER - Johnathan Bentley - Zac Jones peror Nero committed “Left Eye” Lopes, admit- Actor Michael J. Fox is 56. - Tia Jones - Alex Boshell suicide, ending a 13-year ted causing the blaze Writer-producer Aaron - Jessica Keeton reign. after a fight, and was C LASSIFIED A DVERTISING M GR . M AILROOM S UPERVISOR Sorkin is 56. Actor In 1870, author Charles later sentenced to proba- Johnny Depp is 54. Ac- - Donna Hicks - Brian Parrish P RESSROOM - Charles Baker Dickens died in Gad’s Hill tion. tress Gloria Reuben is 53. A CCOUNTS R ECEIVABLE M GR . A DVERTISING S ECRETARY - Brian Parrish Place, England. In 1997, the final Bluegrass singer-musi- - Judy Brown - Liz Steffan - Adam Robinson In 1911, Carrie (some- episode of “Married... with cian Jamie Dailey (Dailey times spelled “Carry”) A. Children” (“Chicago Shoe & Vincent) is 42. Actress Nation, the hatchet-wield- Exchange”) aired on Fox, Michaela Conlin is 39. Ac- ing temperance crusader, ending the series’ 11-sea- tress Natalie Portman is died in Leavenworth, son run. 36. Actress Mae Whitman Kansas, at age 64. Five years ago: Three is 29. In 1934, the first Walt people, including two for- Thought for Today: Disney animated cartoon mer Auburn University “Next to the slanderer, we featuring Donald Duck, football players, were shot detest the bearer of the “The Wise Little Hen,” to death at a pool party slander to our ears.” — was released. near the Alabama cam- Mary Catherwood, Ameri- In 1943, the federal gov- pus; suspect Desmonte can novelist (1847-1901). DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., June 9, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — A7 Comey says he was fired because of Russia investigation

WASHINGTON (AP) — the president was not di- final days of the campaign. Former FBI Director rectly under investigation. Clinton has blamed her James Comey asserted Trump himself was ex- defeat on Comey’s Oct. 28 Thursday that President pected to dispute Comey’s announcement that he Donald Trump fired him to claims that the president was re-opening the inves- interfere with his investi- demanded loyalty and tigation of her email prac- gation of Russia’s role in asked the FBI director to tices. the 2016 election and its drop the investigation into “If the election were on ties to the Trump cam- Flynn, according to a per- Oct. 27, I would be your paign. son close to the president’s president,” Clinton said “It’s my judgment that I legal team who demanded last month. was fired because of the anonymity because of not Thursday’s hearing in- Russia investigation,” being authorized to dis- cluded discussion of that Comey told the Senate in- cuss legal strategy. email investigation, as telligence committee in ex- The president has not Comey disclosed that then- plosive testimony that yet publicly denied the Attorney General Loretta threatened to undermine specifics of Comey’s ac- Lynch instructed him to Trump’s presidency. counts but has broadly refer to the issue as a “I was fired in some way challenged his credibility, “matter,” not an “investiga- to change, or the endeavor tweeting last month tion.” was to change, the way the Comey “better hope there “That concerned me be- Russia investigation was are no ‘tapes’” of the con- cause that language being conducted,” Comey versations. tracked how the campaign testified under oath. “That “Lordy, I hope there are was talking about the is a very big deal, and not AP Photo/Andrew Harnik tapes,” Comey remarked at FBI’s work and that’s con- just because it involves one point Thursday, sug- cerning,” Comey said. “We me.” Former FBI director James Comey speaks during a Senate Intelligence gesting such evidence had an investigation open Comey also accused the Committee hearing on Capitol Hill Thursday in Washington. would back up his account at the time so that gave Trump administration of over any claims from the me a queasy feeling.” spreading “lies, plain and telling of his relationship Trump, in a strange pri- that he told Trump he was president. Many Democrats still simple” about him and the with Trump, speaking at a vate encounter near the not personally under in- Democratic Sen. Dianne blame Comey for Clinton’s FBI in the aftermath of his packed Senate intelligence grandfather clock in the vestigation. Though Feinstein of California loss, leading Trump to ap- abrupt firing last month, committee hearing that Oval Office, pushed him to Comey said he interpreted asked the question that parently believe they declaring that the admin- brought Washington and end his investigation into Trump’s comments as a di- many Republicans have would applaud him for fir- istration then “chose to de- parts of the country to a former National Security rective to shut down the raised in the weeks since ing Comey last month. The fame me and, more standstill as all eyes were Adviser Michael Flynn. Flynn investigation, Ka- Comey’s firing as one opposite was the case as importantly, the FBI” by glued to screens showing Democratic Sen. Joe sowitz also maintained in media leak followed an- the firing created an enor- claiming the bureau was the testimony. Manchin of West Virginia his written statement that other revealing Comey’s mous political firestorm in disorder under his lead- The former director im- asked Comey the key Comey’s testimony showed claims about Trump’s in- that has stalled Trump’s ership. mediately dove into the question: “Do you believe that the president “never, appropriate interactions legislative agenda on Capi- And in testimony that heart of the fraught politi- this rises to obstruction of in form or substance, di- with him. tol Hill and taken over exposed deep distrust be- cal controversy around his justice?” rected or suggested that Discussing the Oval Of- Washington. tween the president and firing and whether Trump “I don’t know. That’s Bob Mr. Comey stop investigat- fice meeting where Comey Under questioning the veteran lawman, interfered in the bureau’s Mueller’s job to sort that ing anyone, including sug- says Trump asked him to Thursday, Comey strongly Comey described intense Russia investigation, as he out,” Comey responded, re- gesting that that Mr. back off Flynn, Feinstein asserted the intelligence discomfort about their one- elaborated on written tes- ferring to the newly ap- Comey ‘let Flynn go.’” asked: “Why didn’t you community’s conclusion on-one conversations, say- timony delivered Wednes- pointed special counsel The Republican Na- stop and say, ‘Mr. Presi- that Russia did indeed ing he decided he day. who has taken over the tional Committee and dent, this is wrong,’?” meddle in the 2016 elec- immediately needed to In that testimony he had Justice Department’s Rus- other White House allies “That’s a great ques- tion. document the discussions already disclosed that sia investigation. worked feverishly to lessen tion,” Comey said. “Maybe “There should be no fuzz in memos. Trump demanded his “loy- In a startling disclosure, any damage from the if I were stronger I would on this. The Russians in- “I was honestly con- alty” and directly pushed Comey revealed that after hearing, trying to under- have. I was so stunned by terfered,” Comey stated cerned that he might lie him to “lift the cloud” of in- his firing he actually tried mine Comey’s credibility the conversation I just firmly. “That happened. about the nature of our vestigation by declaring to spur the special coun- by issuing press releases took it in.” It’s about as unfake as you meeting, so I thought it re- publicly the president was sel’s appointment by giv- and even ads pointing to a The hearing unfolded can possibly get.” ally important to docu- not the target of the FBI ing one of his memos about past instance where the amid intense political in- Trump has begrudgingly ment,” Comey said. “I probe into his campaign’s Trump to a friend of his to FBI had had to clean up terest, and within a re- accepted the U.S. intelli- knew there might come a Russia ties. release to the press. the director’s testimony to markable political context gence assessment that day when I might need a Comey said that he de- “My judgment was I Congress. as Comey delivered detri- Russia interfered with the record of what happened clined to do so in large part need to get that out into Republicans and mental testimony about election. But he has also not only to defend myself because of the “duty to cor- the public square,” Comey Trump’s own lawyer seized the president who fired suggested he doesn’t be- but to protect the FBI.” rect” that would be created said. on Comey’s confirmation, him, a president who won lieve it, saying Russia is a The revelations came as if that situation changed. Trump’s private attor- in his written testimony, of election only after Comey “ruse” and calling the in- Comey delivered his much Comey also said in his ney, Marc Kasowitz, seized Trump’s claim that Comey damaged his opponent, vestigation into the matter anticipated first public written testimony that on Comey’s affirmation had told him three times Hillary Clinton, in the a “witch hunt.”

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Friday, June 9, 2017 SPORTS B1 Summer hardwood battle Former Auburn star Fairley advised to give up football By BRETT MARTEL AP Sports Writer METAIRIE, La. — Saints defensive tackle Nick Fairley is seeing multiple heart specialists after one physician ad- vised Fairley to stop playing football, Saints coach Sean Payton said Thursday. “Obviously, there’s concern,” Payton said. “But there isn’t a final answer.” Payton says he hopes Fairley, who has been absent during recent voluntary off- season practices, can return to the Saints. But the coach said the 29-year-old defensive lineman also should be cer- tain that continuing to play won’t worsen a heart condi- tion he’s had throughout his six-year NFL career. “The most important thing right now in our mind is his well- being,” Payton said. “To play this game, there’s a little bit of mental toughness involved, obviously. I want to make sure, if in fact he’s playing it, again that he’s playing with full confidence that he’s healthy to play and that nothing severe would come of him playing.” Fairley, a former Auburn star and 2011 first-round draft choice by Detroit, was one of New Orleans’ top defensive per- formers last season. He was credited with 6 1/2 sacks, nine tackles for losses and 22 quarterback hits in 2016. This offseason, Fairley signed a four- year extension worth up to $28 million, but has not participated in any of the club’s voluntary offseason work. Payton said Saints the Saints put Fairley through a physical examination, and that it was a team physician who first suggested that Fairley see a heart spe- cialist. Payton said Fairley has now seen three specialists. One suggested giving up football, but not all the medical opin- ions have come back yet. “We’re hopeful that the news will be good, and yet we’ll just rely on the ex- perts right now,” Payton said. “Certainly, it’s something that we’re not as familiar with. ... We’ll keep following up on that and I think clearly in the next couple weeks here we should have a little bit more finality.” While losing Fairley would be a blow to New Orleans’ defense, Payton said that wasn’t his primary concern. “There’s two ways to look at it,” Payton said. “The potential bad news is you don’t play football again. The potential Daily Mountain Eagle - W. Brian Hale good news is you lead a healthy life with The Jasper Vikings compete at the Carl Cannon Gymnasium on Thursday to kick off three days of summer bas- the condition that you know you have and treat accordingly.” ketball featuring 30 teams from across the state. Other teams that competed on Thursday were the Carbon Hill New Orleans’ top defensive tackles be- Bulldogs and the Oakman Wildcats. The games continue today beginning at 8 a.m. in the Carl Cannon, Jasper hind Fairley include Sheldon Rankins, High School Auxiliary, Glen Clem and Swann Gymnasiums. Tyeler Davison and David Onyemata. Alabama sportswriters name Atlanta WR Julio Jones pro athlete of year The Associated Press The 300 yards represented the fourth-best single-game total since HOOVER — Julio Jones is the Ala- 1960 and the most since Detroit’s bama Sports Writers Association’s pro Calvin Johnson had a 329-yard game athlete of the year. three years earlier. The Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Jones shared the credit with his earned the award after helping the Fal- teammates after the huge performance. cons make their first Super Bowl ap- “You can’t do this by yourself,” Jones pearance since 1998 and second in said following the game. franchise history. “You can play really well by yourself, He will be honored at the associa- but you can’t win and have success by tion’s annual convention Sunday night yourself. It’s a team game and team ef- in Hoover, Alabama. fort. The way we practice and the way Jones made his second straight Pro we love each other showed today.” Bowl. Against Carolina, he had six recep- The former Alabama star from Foley tions for 152 yards at the seven-minute had 83 catches for 1,409 yards and six mark of the second quarter. touchdowns despite missing two games Jones has nine games with at least with a sprained toe. 160 yards receiving. Jones had a huge postseason and Only Lance Alworth, with 12, and made a stunning sideline catch late in Jerry Rice, with 11, had more in their the Super Bowl game against New Eng- first six seasons. land, which the Falcons lost in over- The 6-foot-3, 220-pounder has 497 time. catches for 7,610 yards and 40 touch- He had 19 catches for 334 yards and downs with the Falcons. three touchdowns in the postseason. Jones was the No. 6 overall pick in But Jones’ biggest game came in the 2011 draft after starring for the Week 4. Crimson Tide for three seasons. He had 12 catches for a Falcons- At Alabama, he was the first true AP file photo record 300 yards against the Carolina freshman receiver to start a season Panthers, including a 75-yard touch- opener. Former Alabama and current Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones (1 1) has been down late in the fourth quarter. named the 2017 Alabama Sports Writers Association Pro Athlete of the Year. B2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., June 9, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com SPORTS DIGEST Riley, 33, takes over as Oklahoma’s football coach LOCAL DIGEST POLICY Event announcements and registrations for the By CLIFF BRUNT Westbrook won the Biletnikoff reasons he gave explaining why Local Digest section can be sent to sports@ AP Sports Writer Award as the nation’s outstanding Riley was prepared to take over was mountaineagle.com or by fax at 221-6203. receiver. lengthy. Sports registrations NORMAN, Okla. — Just three “In Lincoln’s case, he’s far more “All the things he really shows and •Carbon Hill Bulldog Youth Football and Cheer years ago, Lincoln Riley was the of- prepared than maybe some that are demonstrates on a daily basis,” fensive coordinator at East Carolina. will hold registration for football every Sunday 43, just by the nature of the special Stoops said. Now, he’ll take the reins at Okla- opportunities that came to him very “All the characteristics necessary through July 30 and for cheer every Sunday homa, one of the most powerful pro- early, at a very early age,” Oklahoma to be a great leader and to be a suc- through June 25 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Carbon grams in college football. athletic director Joe Castiglione cessful head coach. He’s a motivator, Hill Little League Park. The cost is $65 per child. The 33-year-old Riley is being pro- said. he’s detailed, incredibly bright in •The Sumiton Park and Rec Department is hold- moted to replace the retiring Bob Riley was considered a top coach- putting together his game plans and ing free registration for youth baseball and softball Stoops. He becomes the youngest ing prospect nationally. Just last his schemes, his play calling, his feel ages for 5-12 on June 10 at Sumiton Park. head coach in the Bowl Subdivision. month, Oklahoma gave him a three- for the game, and I think probably “As a young guy, •The Sumiton Park and Recreation Department year contract extension worth $1.3 the biggest thing I’ve noticed from as a coach, when million per year, making him one of day one is his ability to relate to the is holding registration for adult league slow-pitch you decide you’re the highest-paid coordinators in the players.” softball, women’s league and men’s church going to do this, country. Still, there will be an adjustment league. The coaches meeting will be at 7 p.m. in these are things you The transition to head coach hap- period since the Sooners had the June 22 at Lee’s Family Restaurant in Dora. The just dream about,” pened so abruptly that Riley’s par- same coach in place for 18 ½ years. cost is $350 per team. Riley said at a joint ents weren’t able to make it to the “Well, it’s certainly going to be dif- Jasper Toybowl to hold camp press conference press conference on Wednesday. ferent,” said defensive coordinator with Stoops on Wednesday. “I feel •The Jasper Vikings Toybowl Association is “Right person at the right time,” Mike Stoops, Bob’s brother. like I’m honestly living a dream Castiglione said. “Maybe the good “Change is tough sometimes, but holding its summer agility and skills camp from 4 right now.” fortune of the stars aligning for him this, it seems — if you’re going to to 8 p.m. on June 24 at the Jasper Vikings Toy Though he is young, he is experi- being a person that we had attracted have transition for us, this is as good Bowl Field (at the old airport). Participants will re- enced and has had remarkable suc- to the University of Oklahoma as it can get with a guy like Lincoln. ceive instruction from area football players, an of- cess with his offenses. His teams set through Coach Stoops.” Just his unique way of doing things ficial camp T-shirt and food at the conclusion. numerous records at East Carolina, Riley has massive shoes to fill. The and confidence and style that he Price for the camp is $25. This will also be the and his success continued as Okla- 56-year-old Stoops was the longest- brings is good, and it’s going to be homa’s offensive coordinator. In last day for regular registration. tenured active coach in major college good for our players. They’re going to 2015, he helped the Sooners rank football, taking the job at Oklahoma Curry Christian Baseball Camp embrace it.” fourth nationally in scoring and sev- a day before Kirk Ferentz started at Riley’s first game will be at home •The Curry Christian Baseball Camp will be enth in total offense. Quarterback Iowa. against UTEP on Sept. 2. held June 14-15 at the Curry High School baseball Baker Mayfield finished fourth in He went 190-48 (.798) at Okla- His second game will be at Ohio field for ages 5 to 14 years old. Instructors will in- the Heisman balloting, Riley won homa in his only college head coach- State. The players are ready to win clude former and current Curry High School play- the Broyles Award as the nation’s ing job, giving him more victories for him. ers, college baseball players, high school coaches top assistant coach and the Sooners than Sooners greats Barry Switzer “He’s going to be a great coach,” reached the College Football Playoff. (157) and Bud Wilkinson (145). Oklahoma defensive back Will John- as well as local and youth pastors. Registration is Last season, Oklahoma set an $40. The camp will be held from 9 a.m. to noon In just two years, Riley showed son said. FBS record for passing efficiency Stoops enough to make the coach “I think coach Stoops is very com- each day with registration at 8:30 on June 14. The and ranked second in total offense feel comfortable that the right suc- fortable with handing him the job. I camp will focus on fundamental baseball skills in and third in scoring. Mayfield and cessor was in place. don’t think he would have done it hitting, throwing/pitching, fielding and base run- wide receiver Dede Westbrook fin- Stoops said he wouldn’t have re- without being confident in Lincoln ning. The camp will also encourage each player to ished third and fourth in Heisman tired if he didn’t believe the program Riley. So, great coach to the next grow in a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ Trophy voting, respectively, and would be in good hands. The list of one.” while teaching them Biblical principals for applica- tion in their everyday walk with Christ. Contact Curry baseball coach Clay Shearer at shear- [email protected] for more information. Youth Basketball Camp •The Coach Heath Burns Basketball Camp will be held June 28-30 at Jasper’s 1st Baptist Church Family Life Center. The cost is $65 per child. The camp is for boys and girls entering sec- ond through fifth grades, the camp will be held from 9 a.m. to noon each day. Registration will be from 8 to 9 a.m. on June 28 for this age group. For campers ages sixth through ninth grades, the camp will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. each day. Reg- istration for this age group will be from noon to 1 p.m. on June 28. Every camper will receive a T- shirt at the completion of camp. Each camper should bring his/her own basketball to camp each day for ball handling drill work. A guest speaker will be at camp each day. The camp will be geared toward teaching the fundamentals of bas- ketball, with current and former players of Coach Burns to help each camper. There will be a camper basketball-handling show for the parents on June 30. For information, call 205-275-1998. When our press begins to roll, you can read the pages online!

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DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., June 9, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — B3 Mistress stops believing man will leave his family for her DEAR GARFIELD ABBY: I BY JIM DAVIS am a 24- year-old profes- sional woman who has been hav- ing an af- Dear Abby fair with a married By Abigail man for Van Buren three years. We have great chemistry, a passionate sex BLONDIE life, endless laughs and give each other a lot of support. He’s married and has children, and when he BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN is with them I find myself incredibly jealous. I feel left out, and I no longer be- lieve he will ever be with me, although he says he will. Because of his legal status in the U.S., it could take a few years before he becomes a citizen and is able to divorce. Should we PEANUTS take a break and revisit

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2,200 19,500 DJJFMAM DJJFMAM StocksRecap HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG. %CHG. WK MO QTR YTD DOW 21265.69 21138.16 21182.53 +8.84 +0.04% s s s +7.18% s s s NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 9368.36 9297.29 9332.14 -2.44 -0.03% +3.19% DOW Util. 730.29 720.29 724.77 -6.10 -0.83% t s s +9.88% AP Photo Vol. (in mil.) 3,546 2,025 NYSE Comp. 11702.64 11655.13 11678.92 +11.19 +0.10% t s s +5.63% Pvs. Volume 3,465 1,754 NASDAQ 6324.06 6282.93 6321.76 +24.38 +0.39% s s s +17.44% This file photo shows Yahoo and Verizon Wireless logos on a laptop in North Advanced 1704 1874 S&P 500 2439.27 2427.94 2433.79 +0.65 +0.03% s s s +8.71% Declined 1206 947 S&P 400 1755.31 1733.58 1750.76 +13.92 +0.80% s s s +5.43% Andover, Mass. Verizon is buying Yahoo in hopes of challenging Google and s s s New Highs 144 174 Wilshire 5000 25356.72 25229.77 25312.70 +39.54 +0.16% +8.05% s s s Facebook in the digital advertising market by combining ad technologies and New Lows 57 52 Russell 2000 1419.31 1394.69 1415.61 +18.94 +1.36% +4.31% user profiles from Yahoo and the AOL business it already owns. Stocks of Local Interest Banks led stocks slightly higher YTD YTD Verizon’s first move with on Wall Street Thursday as law- Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg makers moved to undo regula- AFLAC 1.72 2.3 12 75.20 +.27 +8.0 IBM 6.00f 3.9 12 152.10 +1.12 -8.4 tions placed on banks following AT&T Inc 1.96 5.1 15 38.50 -.26 -9.5 IntPap 1.85 3.4 18 53.67 -.33 +1.1 the 2008 financial crisis. The AMD ...... dd 12.90 +.52 +13.8 Kroger s .48 1.6 14 30.20 +.49 -12.5 Yahoo is to ditch 2,100 jobs Nasdaq closed at a record high. Alibaba ...... 41 142.34+16.70 +62.1 Lowes 1.64f 2.1 19 77.64 -.15 +9.2 AllegTch ...... dd 16.94 +.62 +6.3 McDnlds 3.76 2.5 28 151.43 -.51 +24.4 Utilities and consumer goods Alphabet A ...... 33 1004.28 +2.69 +26.7 Microsoft 1.56 2.2 30 71.95 -.44 +15.8 NEW YORK (AP) — About 2,100 jobs mail, finance, sports and other properties. companies fell. Small-company Altria 2.44 3.2 25 75.21 -.40 +11.2 NorthropG 4.00f 1.6 23 256.14 +1.47 +10.1 are on the chopping block as Verizon pre- The combined business, to be called stocks rose. Amazon ...... cc 1010.27 +.20 +34.7 Penney ...... 15 4.56 -.23 -45.1 pares to combine Yahoo and AOL for a Oath, will expand its news, sports, enter- Apple Inc 2.52f 1.6 18 154.99 -.38 +33.8 PepsiCo 3.22f 2.8 25 115.89 -1.16 +10.8 Nordstrom JWN BkofAm .30f 1.3 15 22.97 +.37 +3.9 PhilipMor 4.16 3.4 25 121.11 -1.19 +32.4 digital advertising offensive. tainment, finance and lifestyle coverage. B iPVxST rs ...... q 13.13 -.27 -48.5 RegionsFn .28f 2.0 16 14.03 +.44 -2.3 Yahoo’s shareholders on Thursday ap- Like everyone else, Oath will focus on Close: $44.63 4.15 or 10.3% ChesEng ...... 43 4.74 -.06 -32.5 S&P500ETF4.13e 1.7 q 243.78 +.12 +9.1 proved the $4.5 billion sale of its key video and mobile, where consumers in- Members of the Nordstrom family CocaCola 1.48 3.3 28 45.13 -.38 +8.9 SearsHldgs ...... dd 6.90 -.12 -25.7 businesses to Verizon. The deal is ex- creasingly spend their time online. are thinking of buying out other CrackerB 4.80f 2.9 26 167.93 -.90 +.6 SPDR Fncl .46e 1.9 q 23.84 +.27 +2.5 shareholders in the department Cummins 4.10 2.6 24 158.37 +2.09 +15.9 SynovusFn .60 1.4 20 42.71 +1.62 +4.0 pected to close by Tuesday. AOL and Armstrong says he wants Oath proper- store. Delcath rs ...... dd .04 +.02 -95.4 Textron .08 .2 19 46.99 +.15 -3.2 Yahoo will cut 15 percent of the 14,000 ties to be a place consumers “come and $55 Disney 1.56f 1.5 18 104.32 -1.60 +.1 TractSupp .96 1.8 17 54.44 -.05 -28.2 workers they now employ, or about 2,100 visit every day” and predicts users grow- 50 FedExCp 1.60 .8 18 205.84 -.31 +10.5 US Bancrp 1.12 2.2 16 51.78 +.64 +.8 jobs, said a person familiar with the mat- ing to 2 billion from 1.3 billion by 2020, FstHorizon .36 2.0 19 17.73 +.65 -11.4 US OilFd ...... q 9.43 -.03 -19.5 ter who requested not to be identified dis- with annual revenue of $10 billion to $20 45 Flowserve .76 1.6 19 46.68 +.40 -2.9 VanEGold .12e .5 q 23.22 -.43 +11.0 cussing the cuts. billion from roughly $7 billion today. 40 FordM .60a 5.4 6 11.10 +.03 -8.5 VerizonCm 2.31 5.0 11 46.19 -.31 -13.5 MJAM FrontierCm .16m 13.1 dd 1.23 +.01 -63.8 WalMart 2.04 2.6 18 78.93 -.22 +14.2 Lowell McAdam, CEO of New York- 52-week range HomeDp 3.56 2.3 23 153.50 -1.46 +14.5 Wendys Co .28 1.8 44 15.85 -.09 +17.2 USING YAHOO based Verizon, teased last month that $35.01 $62.82 iShEMkts .84e 2.0 q 41.93 +.25 +19.8 Yahoo ...... cc 55.71 +5.16 +44.1 Verizon has a simple goal in buying this could set the stage for a new stream- Vol.: 23.1m (7.0x avg.) PE: 21.0 Yahoo’s core business: It wants to chal- ing video service, competing with the Mkt. Cap: $7.41 b Yield: 3.3% Money Rates Currencies lenge Google and Facebook in the huge slew of internet-TV services already out Last Pvs Week US $ in Foreign Currency Pvs Day and lucrative field of digital advertising. there. Verizon already has a free mobile Verint Systems VRNT Close: $43.45 1.35 or 3.2% Prime Rate 4.00 4.00 Australian Dollar 1.3250 1.3250 But Verizon faces its own challenge in video service, go90, that isn’t well known. Discount Rate 1.50 1.50 doing so, given that it will be competing The maker of software for analyzing British Pound .7726 .7721 intercepted communications had a Federal Funds Rate .75-1.00 .75-1.00 Canadian Dollar 1.3502 1.3524 against a slew of other companies also ALTERNATIVES TO strong first quarter. Treasuries Chinese Yuan 6.7936 6.7944 looking to break in. THE DUOPOLY 3-month 0.98 0.94 6-month 1.09 1.03 Euro .8911 .8887 Verizon wants to become a strong third Facebook and Google together draw $45 5-year 1.76 1.78 Japanese Yen 109.94 109.83 choice for advertisers by adding Yahoo’s about half the world’s spending on digital 10-year 2.19 2.21 Mexican Peso 18.2005 18.2567 popular sites and billion users worldwide ads, and in the U.S., they’re even more 40 30-year 2.85 2.86 Swiss Franc .9669 .9652 to its own media business, which includes dominant. They’re also where the major- 35 Mutual Funds AOL and Verizon’s home-grown go90 ity of mobile-ad dollars go, eMarketer MJAM video service. It can place ads on those data show. 52-week range Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init sites, and can also combine data from vis- The sway Facebook and Google hold for $31.52 $44.70 Name ($Mlns) NAV Chg 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt itors to those sites with AOL’s ad tech- advertisers isn’t expected to change in Vol.: 1.2m (2.4x avg.) PE: ... 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It’s gotten better at doing mobile The clothing retailer said its sales American Funds CptWldGrIncA m 54,259 49.40 +.04 +2.2 +16.1/C +12.1/B 5.75 250 have fallen more than expected in American Funds CptlIncBldrA m 71,672 62.01 -.13 +2.1 +8.5/C +8.5/B 5.75 250 Verizon has programs that use mobile- ads, but it has had no major hit apps. May and early June. American Funds FdmtlInvsA m 50,766 60.41 -.06 +2.1 +18.8/A +15.8/A 5.75 250 customer data for targeted ads and may Still, AOL and Yahoo together provide American Funds GrfAmrcA m 80,745 47.97 +.06 +2.7 +20.4/B +16.5/A 5.75 250 combine that with data gathered by AOL a much-smaller No. 3 in the U.S. for ad- $25 American Funds IncAmrcA m 76,249 22.79 -.04 +1.5 +10.5/D +10.1/C 5.75 250 and Yahoo. Verizon says customers can vertisers looking to reach lots of people. American Funds InvCAmrcA m 60,796 39.21 -.02 +1.7 +15.4/C +14.8/B 5.75 250 20 American Funds NwPrspctvA m 39,334 41.71 -.02 +3.4 +18.8/A +13.7/A 5.75 250 choose whether to participate. But even if Verizon’s goal is to just be American Funds WAMtInvsA m 54,438 43.75 -.09 +1.2 +15.0/B +14.1/B 5.75 250 Yahoo and AOL are “positioned to do happy at No. 3, there are several much 15 Dodge & Cox Inc 49,585 13.84 -.01 +0.9 +4.0/A +3.6/A NL 2,500 better together than apart,” Pivotal Re- smaller players that also draw advertis- MJAM Dodge & Cox IntlStk 61,541 43.88 +.04 +1.2 +23.6/A +11.3/A NL 2,500 search Group analyst Brian Wieser said. ers. 52-week range Dodge & Cox Stk 65,360 191.22 +.14 -0.2 +22.7/A +17.0/A NL 2,500 But he is setting the bar low. While Ver- Snapchat is a niche hit with young peo- $16.19 $40.80 DoubleLine TtlRetBdI 44,573 10.75 ... +1.1 +2.5 +3.7 NL 100,000 Fidelity 500IdxPremium 67,198 85.42 +.02 +1.7 +17.2/B +15.3/A NL 10,000 Vol.: 13.5m (3.8x avg.) PE: 8.8 izon talks of growth from the deal, Wieser ple. Amazon has an under-the-radar ad Fidelity BlueChipGr 16,361 82.61 +.33 +4.6 +26.8/A +18.2/A NL 2,500 Mkt. Cap: $1.9 b Yield: ... said “not declining would be a success. business that supports its e-commerce Fidelity Contrafund 82,407 116.65 +.26 +4.0 +21.9/A +15.5/B NL 2,500 Five years from now, if the combined en- dominance. Microsoft, which owns Fidelity Magellan 13,731 96.16 +.29 +2.0 +15.7/D +15.6/B NL 2,500 Alibaba BABA tity were the same size as it is today, I LinkedIn, is expected to grow its piece of Franklin Templeton FrgnA m 3,557 7.79 ... +1.2 +17.4/A +10.2/A 5.75 1,000 would consider that to be successful.” Close: $142.34 16.70 or 13.3% Franklin Templeton IncA m 45,983 2.35 ... +0.4 +13.1 +8.0 4.25 1,000 the ad pie; Microsoft will be just behind Investors were pleased with the Janus Henderson EnterpriseT 4,087 107.89 +.30 +4.1 +19.1/B +16.4/A NL 2,500 the combined AOL-Yahoo in the U.S. once Chinese e-commerce company’s Lord Abbett AffiliatedA m 5,733 16.12 +.02 +0.8 +16.6/A +14.5/A 5.75 1,000 THE VISION the deal closes. Twitter, although it’s sort- revenue forecast. MFS GrB m 135 69.26 -.03 +4.2 +18.8/C +15.2/B 4.00 1,000 Verizon sees online ads — particularly ing out its ad business, is a significant MFS HiIncA m 520 3.46 -.01 +0.7 +10.0/C +6.1/C 4.25 1,000 targeted ads — as a potential new source smaller player. Globally, several Chinese $160 MFS TENMuniBdA m 91 10.52 -.01 +1.5 +0.8/B +2.5/C 4.25 1,000 MFS TtlRetA m 4,744 18.89 ... +1.2 +8.7/D +9.6/B 5.75 1,000 of growth as the wireless industry fights companies also rake in ad dollars. 140 Nuveen TNMnBdA m 272 11.89 -.02 +1.7 +0.9/B +3.3/A 4.20 3,000 for U.S. users with lower prices and other And the combined company will also 120 Oppenheimer CptlIncA m 1,615 10.13 -.01 +0.6 +6.4/D +5.9/C 5.75 1,000 discounts. Verizon has “essentially turned Pioneer A m 4,581 31.48 -.01 +1.7 +15.5/C +13.7/D 5.75 1,000 have to compete for people’s attention, 100 into a no-growth business,” said CFRA and not just with other services that rely MJAM Prudential JsnBlndB m 8 18.87 +.14 +2.4 +17.1/D +12.1/E 5.00 2,500 Research’s Angelo Zino. The ad business on ad dollars to survive. Popular sites like 52-week range Putnam EqIncA m 8,033 22.46 +.01 +1.0 +15.3/B +14.9/A 5.75 0 $73.30 $143.70 Putnam MltCpGrA m 3,683 85.05 +.17 +2.8 +23.0/A +16.0/B 5.75 0 would be a “big deal” for Verizon if it goes Amazon or Netflix also suck up time T. Rowe Price GrStk 40,257 64.73 +.16 +3.7 +26.6/A +17.1/A NL 2,500 well, he said. spent online, said eMarketer analyst Vol.: 81.0m (6.9x avg.) PE: 9.5 Vanguard 500IdxAdmrl 203,021 225.50 +.06 +1.7 +17.2/B +15.3/A NL 10,000 Tim Armstrong, the former Google ex- Martin Utreras. Mkt. Cap: $360.12 b Yield: ... Vanguard HCAdmrl 36,541 87.54 +.10 +2.9 +7.2/D +19.1/B NL 50,000 ecutive who joined AOL as CEO in 2009, “They’ve acquired these two dinosaurs Vanguard InTrTEAdmrl 49,071 14.23 -.02 +1.5 +1.2/A +3.1/B NL 50,000 Tailored Brands TLRD Vanguard PrmCpAdmrl 45,976 125.33 +.72 +4.1 +26.9/A +19.5/A NL 50,000 has for years wanted to combine AOL and you kind of wonder, can they be suc- Close: $11.51 0.29 or 2.6% Vanguard STInvmGrdAdmrl 40,259 10.69 -.01 +0.5 +1.8/B +2.2/A NL 50,000 with the long-declining Yahoo. Although cessful?” Zino said. That will depend on The menswear retailer reported a Vanguard TrgtRtr2025Inv 35,737 17.67 ... +1.6 +11.0/B +9.8/B NL 1,000 AOL has big-name properties such as Verizon being able to convince marketers larger profit than analysts expected Vanguard TtBMIdxAdmrl 76,271 10.80 -.01 +1.2 +0.8/D +2.2/D NL 10,000 HuffPost and Engadget, it hasn’t been as that they know more about consumers and backed its forecast for the year. Vanguard TtInSIdxAdmrl 57,069 28.25 -.03 +2.4 +15.8/B +8.7/C NL 10,000 big of an online destination as Yahoo’s than anyone else, he said. Vanguard TtInSIdxInv 105,993 16.89 -.02 +2.4 +15.8/B +8.7/C NL 3,000 $16 Vanguard TtlSMIdxAdmrl 168,092 60.99 +.10 +1.7 +17.4/B +15.2/A NL 10,000 Vanguard TtlSMIdxInv 116,194 60.96 +.10 +1.7 +17.3/B +15.1/B NL 3,000 14 Vanguard WlngtnAdmrl 80,599 71.08 ... +1.3 +11.7/A +11.0/A NL 50,000 12 Vanguard WlslyIncAdmrl 38,059 63.96 -.08 +1.3 +5.9/D +7.5/A NL 50,000 10 Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf = Late MJAM filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 U.S. stock indexes edge higher 52-week range percent within the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the last year. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. $9.91 $28.76 Mutual Fund Footnotes: b = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d = Deferred sales charge, or redemp- tion fee. f = front load (sales charges). m = Multiple fees are charged. NA = not available. p = previous day’s net asset Vol.: 6.3m (3.9x avg.) PE: 22.6 value. s = fund split shares during the week. x = fund paid a distribution during the week. in morning trading; oil slides Mkt. Cap: $564.54 m Yield: 6.3% Source: The Associated Press and Morningstar. Sales figures are unofficial.

By The Associated Press mony, Comey’s first public software for analyzing in- statements since his May 9 tercepted communications Banks led U.S. stock in- dismissal, was likely to had a strong first quarter. dexes slightly higher in bring hours of uncomfort- The stock added $1.15 to morning trading, recoup- able attention to an admin- $43.25. ing some of their losses istration shadowed for ENCOURAGING OUT- from a day earlier. Utilities months by an investigation LOOK: Investors cheered and real estate companies into ties between the Alibaba Group Holding’s were among the biggest de- Trump campaign and Rus- latest revenue forecast. cliners. Investors had their sia. Shares in the Chinese e- eye on Washington, where GOING PRIVATE: commerce company gained former FBI Director James Nordstrom surged 11.5 $10.95, or 8.7 percent, to Comey was testifying as percent on news that the $136.59. part of a congressional in- Nordstrom family are con- SLUSH: Vail Resorts fell vestigation into Russia’s sidering taking the trou- 4.2 percent after the ski re- possible election meddling. bled department store sort company’s profit and KEEPING SCORE: chain private. Like Macy’s sales came up short of an- The Standard & Poor’s 500 and other big department alyst estimates. The stock index rose a fraction to store chains, Nordstrom shed $9.09 to $205.87. 2,434 as of 11:25 a.m. East- has struggled to cope with SALES SLUMP: Urban ern Time. The Dow Jones competition from online re- Outfitters slid 8.2 percent industrial average gained tailers. after the retailer said sales 27 points, or 0.1 percent, to The company, which has at older stores are running 21,201. The Nasdaq com- 354 stores in the U.S. and lower than expected this posite index added 11 Canada, has seen its stock month. That followed weak points, or 0.2 percent, to tumble by half since early sales in May. 6,308. The Russell 2000 2015. The stock shed $1.50 to index of small-company The stock was the $16.73. stocks added 8 points, or biggest gainer in the S&P ENERGY: Oil futures 0.6 percent, to 1,405. 500 on Thursday, gaining were mixed after an early COMEY SPEAKS: $4.67 to $45.15 Thursday. slide. Benchmark U.S. Comey was testifying be- Macy’s picked up 26 cents, crude was up 10 cents to fore Congress as part of the or 1.2 percent, to $22.07. $45.82 a barrel in New investigation into Russian STRONG QUARTER: York. meddling in the U.S. presi- Verint Systems rose 2.7 The contract tumbled 5.1 dential election. The testi- percent after the maker of percent on Wednesday. DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., June 9, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — B5

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001 Employment 001 Employment 040 Service & Repair 085 Yard Sales 085 Yard Sales 095 Merchandise ADMINISTRATIVE TRI-COUNTY A CUT ABOVE 2103 HEATHERWOOD Circle, YARD SALE Saturday, across YARD SALE/LIQUIDATION ASSISTANT needed at The Arc AIR SYSTEMS, INC TELL TREE SERVICE Friday & Saturday. Furniture, from old Parrish High School. Sale. Everything Must Go! of Walker County. This position Now hiring experienced HVAC STUMP GRINDING, Clothes, Odds-Ends Due to health have to start sell- At G. May & Son on Hwy 78. will assist with the administrative BUSH HOGGING ing out yard sale items CHEAP! No Reasonable Offers Refused! Service Tech. Must pass drug (205)282-1412 3 FAMILY Yard Sale, Friday and functions of the Adult Programs. screen, have valid drivers li- CASH ONLY! Thursday, Friday, Candidates must be organized, Saturday. 7AM-2PM; 505 Park YARD SALE Saturday. 6AM; cense. References required. DANIELS BRICK & Dunn Road, Parrish (up the hill On the Trace in Jasper Saturday, Sunday 9AM-6PM; efficient, multitasking, profes- Apply in person or online: 30 BLOCK WORK. from the Splash Pad, off Par- (205)385-2778 sional and highly confidential. Jim Banks Road, Jasper 35504 CALL 205-717-5181. rish-Oakman Hwy); Boys cloth- YARD SALE/LIQUIDATION Duties include but are not lim- Sale. Everything Must Go! or tri-countyairsystems.com ing (sz. 3-5), Lots of Boutique & ited to data entry, ensuring vehi- DOZER TRACK hoe work, top namebrand clothing, Patagonia, At G. May & Son on Hwy 78. cle maintenance of 50+ soil, fill dirt & rock hauling. Land Applique clothing, Mini Boden, No Reasonable Offers Refused! D & V Sales vehicles, and other program- clearing, Ponds built & Trailer Polo; Handbags, Books, Jew- CASH ONLY! Thursday, Friday, matic operations of the Adult Pads built. ALSO Demolition; elry, Toys, Household Decor, Saturday, Sunday 9AM-6PM; 40 COUNTY ROAD 4, DOUBLE SPRINGS Programs. Candidates must (205)221-2112 (205)544-5592 Kitchenware, Furniture (205)385-2778 have at least five years related GREAT PRICES experience, high school diploma E.O. GRINDING 3 FAMILY Yard Sale, 095 Merchandise Starting Price: or equivalent, valid Alabama dri- Stump Grinding. Friday and Saturday. ver’s license and an insurable Eddie Owen (205)544-1320; On Walston Bridge Road Pots ...... $10 FREE Estimates driving record. We offer 3943 COUNTRY Club Road, Bricks . . . . . $12 Qualified persons may apply at JOE'S EXCAVATING & Friday & Saturday; 3ft Flat Grill, CA$H! CA$H! The Arc of Walker County Hauling. Track-Loader work. 40lb Deep Fryer (restaurant Toppers . . . $20 745 Russell Dairy Road Red Rock, Top Soil & Fill Dirt. size). Everything Must Be Sold!! CA$H! Jasper, AL 35503 or fax a Storm Shelter Installation Everything Reasonable!! Cones ...... $18 resume to 205-387-0567. References available. No reasonable offer refused!! $$$ $$$ E.O.E. & Drug Free Workplace. (205)522-2568 for broken Bushes ...... $1 508 DOGWOOD Trails & scrap jewelry, BOOTH RENTAL Available JOHN’S LAWN care. (Woodland Hills); Friday and Baskets . . . $20 @ Crazy Beautiful Salon. Grass cutting & much more! Saturday; 8AM-? Furniture, $$$ for gold, $$$ (205)221-1183 (205)602-0548 Misc. 489-2128 for good used FLATBED COMPANY MASTER CARPENTER, 6588 BETHEL Road, Dora 020 Announcements Roofer, Handyman looking for 35062; Friday and Saturday For Hire! (205)522-0375 8AM-4PM; Costume Jewelry, $$$ firearms! $$$ 115 Rent or Lease Dispatcher/Freight Coordinator Tools, Mens (XXL) and BOOTS with prior experience. Able to MUMMEY LAWN Service. Women's (L) Harley Clothes, Ju- HUDSON PAWN bring Customers and Trucks a Year Round Lawn Maintenance. nior's(sz3-5), some furniture Plus. Mail Resume: CALL ME FREE estimates. (205)388-7004 & GUN SHOP Dispatcher P.O. Box 1469, Calvin (205)265-0415 BIG YARD Sale! Jasper AL. 35502 RED RYDER HAULING Thursday/Friday 7:30AM-4PM; 221-7020 PUBLISHER’S NOTICE : All Crushed stone, gravel, sand, Saturday 7:30AM-1PM; (behind Tractor Supply) real estate advertised in this HELP WANTED Free Pregnancy Test lime, red-rock, topsoil 317 Summerville Estate Circle, newspaper is subject to the (205)384-4932 Painter Needed PREGNANCY & Boldo. Electric Built-in Double BEST PRICES in Town Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 (205)302-5675 (205)302-2315. Oven & Stove Top; Queen Bed- Drug Test required. Work well on Portable Buildings! Quik 3 which makes it illegal to advertise with the public. Must have de- RESOURCE CENTER room Suite; Lots of Items & a Day Delivery! Cash or STORM RECOVERY Clean Up. pendable transportation, neat few Antiques. “any preference, limitation or 1707 2nd Avenue Debris Hauling. Complete Rent-To-Own! Payments and clean in appearance. Self starting @ $60 per month! discrimination based on race, Jasper, AL 35501 Stump Grinding & Tree Work. GARAGE AND Yard Sale, Motivated, Detail orientated. Property Management Friday and Saturday. 7AM-2PM; The Storage Place color, religion, sex, or national Hand written resume is OK. 221-5860 (205)435-1715 1869 Whittemore Road, Curry Hwy.78E between Family Thrift origin or an intention to make Mail to: Painter area. Men & Women stuff and and HandyTV (205)221-0105 any such preference, limitation or P.O. Box 1469 FRE E Info on Abortion Alterna tives WE CLEAN OUT much more! Jasper,AL. 35502 Garages, Basements, CUPRUM 40FT., Industrial - discrimination.” This newspaper Type I ladder; $250. will not knowingly accept any 025 Lost & Found Storage Bldg.'s GARAGE SALE SATURDAY, LPN POSITION available and Sheds 8AM. 1385 Burrows Crossing (205)924-4627. advertising for real estate which at NWAMHC. Apply at FREE estimates Road. Glassware, Dishes, Small $ EARTHQUAKE POST HOLE is in violation of the law. Our nwamhc.com 500 REWARD! Will Haul off Unwanted Items Appliances, Home Decor, Furni- (205)541-2353 ture, Collectibles, Air-condi- earth auger digger powerhead readers are informed that all with 2 post hole bits 5.25" and MASTER LEVEL and Bachelor NO QUESTIONS tioner, More!! dwellings advertised in this 7.25". Retails for $550 will take Level positions available in our newspaper are available on an ASKED 045 Pets & Supplies $375. Like New! Children Services in Walker GIANT YARD SALE, June 9th & 10th. 989 Dowdey Road. North Call (205)924-4627. equal opportunity basis. Equal County. Go to nwamhc.com to 2 DOGS (F's), FREE to a good home. Spayed. (205)384-5447 Face, Coach purses, furniture Housing Opportunity, M/F apply. and more. GOLF CARTS! 4 ADORABLE KITTENS, Starting @ just $1,950! NOW HIRING Delivery and (1) SINGLEWIDE 3BR/2BA Calico!! Litter box trained; HUGE 5-FAMILY Yard Sale, The Storage Place for rent, DORA. $595mo. Installation Person. (205)265-0303 Friday and Saturday. June 9th Hwy.78E between Family Thrift Good Rental Ref's. Must be at least 21 years old and 10th; 107 Cherokee Circle, and HandyTV (205)221-0105 (205)823-3301 (205)213-0916. and have a good driving record. FREE KITTENS (2 M). Eating Jasper. Furniture, Children & Heavy lifting required. Benefits solid food, litter box trained. Adult clothing, Home Decor. LARGE WHEELCHAIR, $60 2 RIVER Front Lots. available including health insur- (205)471-8170 Microwave, $30; Box of Adding $150mo. Both Camper or Trailer HUGE YARD Sale, Thursday, Machine paper; Ship Lamp, ance and paid vacation. FREE KITTENS! Friendly. Ready. Warrior River Hwy 78; Please apply in person at Please call Friday and Saturday. 2338 Slick- $20; (205)648-4590 between (205)282-2449 Please call Litter box trained. lizzard Road, Nauvoo Handy TV 4811 Hwy 78E. or or texttext thethe (205)275-2394 leave message 10AM-2PM No phone calls please. number number 2BR/1BA HOUSE, on 1-acre SIBERIAN HUSKY puppy(F), MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE. REFRIGERATOR (Nauvoo). NEW: CentralH/A; below. below. Clothes, glassware, household (21 cubic ft.), $75; NOW HIRING: 7wks old. AKC Reg. Black and Paint;Doors;Windows; Water items, jewelry and so much 6x9 Trailer, $75; Tractor Trailer Repair Inc. My 3 yr. old sons 6 mo. old White. $600; (205)388-5472 Heater; Metal Roof. more. 8:00am-4:00pm. Electric Wheelchair, $200; Unfurnished. Responsible for Graysville, Alabama doberman puppy ran off and hasn’t made it back home. Friday, June 9th 250 Gallon Prone Tank, your own lawn maintenance. Welder needed for Aluminum 050 Cemetery Lots Saturday, June 10th He went missing on the (60% full), $250; Blankets, $525mo. $400dep. $50 app. and Steel Dump Trailers. 16 Kennedy Drive fee. Pets Allowed. Cordova Dora Rd between FOR SALE: Walker Memory Quilts, Bed Spreads and Benefits. (205)674-1651 South Lowell, Jasper 35503. Clothes. (205)483-9754 (205)544-1792 Stephanie Walker Rd and Nelson Gardens. (4)Plots together (Apostle Gardens). $2,000 each PART-TIME JUVENILE Brothers. If anyone sees him YARD SALE for Missions! SEASONED/GREEN 3BR/1BA HOUSE, clean. (334)649-1881 leave message Saturday 6/10; Arley 1st Baptist Detention worker (for Detention his name is Hulk. OAK/HICKORY On private creek-side country Center in Downtown Jasper) & Church, Hwy.41; 7AM lot. Non-Smoking. 085 Yard Sales Bar-B-Q firewood. Cut to Part-Time Camp Officer 205-602-5576 Length. Business Welcome!! $650mo. $650dep, 1yr lease. (24 hrs. wk): Must be 25 YOA. YARD SALE Friday and (205)275-0702 #AWESOME YARD Sale at Saturday 6:30AM-1PM. Delivered anywhere! For outdoor wilderness pro- FOUND: BROWN/WHITE (F). 2011 Arkadelphia Rd on Sat 1502 East Ridgewood Road, (205)435-1715, leave message. 3BR/2BA MH (Thach). gram. Apply @ Alabama Career Litter of pups. Litter of pups June 10th 8AM-NOON. Jasper, 35504 SMITH &WESSON 357 Nice. $500 mo. $500 dep. Center,Jasper w/Mom. Pregnant dog. Tri-col- Furniture, tons of home decor, Magnum, 4" Barrel. Stainless. (205)295-8151 ored (F). Proof of ownership is kids and adult clothing, glass- YARD SALE, Friday. Behind Dr. POSITION OPEN at Home, ware, Little Tikes Car bed, toys, Johnson & Mosley's office (605 Never been fired. 686 Plus, ROOMS FOR rent in home. required. Text/call identifying 7 shot revolver. $700; working with people with Devel- info to (205)717-0794. power wheels...too much to list!! 20th Street East) (205)295-9302. opmental Disabilities. $9.50 an No early shoppers on Friday (205)435-3313 hour good benefits. Apply at FOUND: LITTER of older pups. please. Come check us out Sat- nwamhc.com Black/Tan pup. Black/White pup. urday! Smaller Brown/White dog. Large POSITIONS AVAILABLE White dog. Proof of ownership is 204 CHEROKEE Drive, in Mental Health field. Apply required. Call/text identifying Jasper 35501; Friday and Daily Mountain Eagle www.nwamhc.com. EOE/DFWP info to (205)717-0794. Saturday, 7AM-?

THE ARC of Walker County is Security Officers Needed now hiring Service Service DirectoryDirectory Service Support Specialists in Week Days and Weekend Shifts Available at Coal Company Sites in Jasper and Walker County. the Residential Program. 20 202020 YRS. YRS.YRS.YRS. 205/ 470-2066 EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE Service Support Specialists pro- Candidate s Must: 205/ ADVERTISE 471-9100 FREE FREEFREE vide training and community in- • Be At Least 21 Years Old • Have Diploma/GED • Pass Drug ESTIMATES FREE WITH GOD ALL THINGS ESTIMATES HERE teraction to adults with Screen • Clear Criminal Background • Acquire A Pistol Permit ARE POSSIBLE intellectual and developmental • Valid State Driver’s License . Licensed & Insured for less than $ disabilities. Full-Time positions Wage An d Benefit Package will be discussed upon applying. Jackson 7 a day! are available starting at $8.25/hr C all (205) 522-1161 TREE SERVICE Call 221-2840 to include benefits and Part- EOE Drug Free Work Environment Time positions are available starting at $9.25/hr. Experience preferred but not required. Shifts NOW HIRING include evenings, nights, and weekends. Candidates must RN & LPN Charge Nurse have a high school diploma or equivalent, valid Alabama 3-11 driver’s license and an insurable FULL TIME driving record. $100 hiring SIGN ON BONUS AVAILABLE bonus within 90 days. Qualified persons may apply at Cordova Health & Rehab, LLC The Arc of Walker County 745 Russell Dairy Road 70 Highland St. West • Cordova, AL 35550 Jasper, AL 35503 or fax a 205-483-9282 resume to 205-387-0567. Come in to complete an application or email resume to: E.O.E. & Drug Free Workplace. [email protected] DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., June 9, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com – B7

115 Rent or Lease 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals Madalyn Shepherd CORDOVA MANOR 1BR. to PUBLIC NOTICE: OF 44.79 FEET TO INTER- to be engaged in, within the city. ary 1 and ending December 31. 2 Years Old | 6-9-17 4BR total electric Apartments. Cellco Partnership and its con- SECT WITH THE WEST LINE Agent shall mean a person au- 2. Full year. Every person who Water furnished. $200 dep. trolled affiliates doing business OF THE OLD GORGAS ROAD, thorized by the owner of a rental commences business before H appy B irthday! (205)595-1701. as Verizon Wireless (Verizon BEING THE POINT OF BEGIN- housing unit to make or order the first day of July shall be sub- Wireless) are proposing to build NING; THENCE CONTINUE repairs or service to the unit and ject to and shall pay the annual a 260 foot Self-Support SOUTH 89 DEGREES 54 MIN- OLD SHADOWBROOK Inn has authorized to receive notices on license for such business in full. Telecommunications Tower. An- UTES 28 SECONDS WEST A behalf of the owner. 3. Half year. Every person who 2 Rooms for rent. $175wk. or ticipated lighting application is DISTANCE OF 27.05 FEET TO Deterioration shall mean a low- commences business on or $600mo. Everything furnished. medium intensity dual red/white INTERSECT WITH THE EAST ering in quality of the condition after July 1st, shall be subject to (205)275-2982 (205)689-3238 strobes. The site location is Ala- RIGHT-OF-WAY OF ALABAMA or appearance of a building, and shall pay one-half (1/2) the bama Highway 69 in Jasper, HIGHWAY 269; THENCE structure or premises character- annual license for such busi- SECURE, GUARDED, Walker County, AL 35504 (33° NORTH 11 DEGREES 23 MIN- ized by holes, breaks, rot, crum- ness for the calendar year. Mini Warehouse's Starting @ 50’ 24.75” North and 87° 13’ UTES 52 SECONDS WEST A bling, cracking, peeling, rusting, 4. Issuance fee. For each li- $25.00 per month. U-Store-It 27.83” West). The Federal Com- DISTANCE OF 408.10 FEET; or any other evidence of physi- cense issued there shall be an (205)221-0105 munications Commission (FCC) THENCE SOUTH 82 DE- cal decay, neglect, damage or issuance fee of twelve dollars Antenna Structure Registration GREES 01 MINUTES 50 SEC- lack of maintenance. ($12.00) collected and said is- (ASR, Form 854) filing number ONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF shall mean the suance fee shall be collected in 122 M.H. Wanted is A1070752. 33.75 FEET TO INTERSECT Gross Receipts ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS – WITH THE WEST RIGHT-OF- measure of any and all receipts the same manner as the license I BUY Interested persons may review WAY OF THE OLD GORGAS of a business from whatever tax. MOBILE HOMES the application: ROAD; THENCE SOUTH 16 source derived, to the maximum 5. Annual renewal. Except as (205)282-1409 (www.fcc.gov/asr/applications) DEGREES 55 MINUTES 59 extent permitted by applicable provided in subsection 1 or 2, by entering the filing number. SECONDS EAST ALONG SAID laws and constitutional provi- the business license shall be re- sions, to be used in calculating newed annually on or before the Love, Your Family 125 Real Est. Sales Environmental concerns may be RIGHT-OF-WAY A DISTANCE Parents: Marius & Alison Shepherd raised by filing a Request for OF 54.50 FEET; THENCE the amount due for a business 31st day of January of each WALSTON BRIDGE ROAD Environmental Review: SOUTH 13 DEGREES 12 MIN- license. See Section 6-2 of the year. If the due date follows on (waterfront) 4BR/2BA House. (www.fcc.gov/asr/environmen- UTES 36 SECONDS EAST Jasper Code of Ordinances for a weekend or a holiday recog- 150 Legals 3.5 Acres. FOR SALE: talrequest) and online filings are ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY exceptions to this definition. nized by the municipality, the $150,000, $1,500 down pymt. strongly encouraged. The mail- A DISTANCE OF 104.87 FEET; Manager shall mean any per- due date shall automatically ex- tripping. Tears in excess of six son who has charge, care or tend until the next business day. (6) inches and tears or projec- Owner Financing Available; ing address to file a paper copy THENCE SOUTH 09 DE- is: FCC Requests for Environ- GREES 36 MINUTES 55 SEC- control of a rental housing unit. 6. License shall be specific to tions rising one-quarter inch or Rent: $1000 month mental Review, Attn: Ramon ONDS EAST ALONG SAID Occupant shall mean any per- each entity or individual owner- more above the floor surface in (601)310-3054 Williams, 445 12th Street SW, RIGHT OF WAY A DISTANCE son living in, sleeping in or pos- ship. A separate license is not any location present a tripping Washington, DC 20554. OF 126.07 FEET TO A SIX sessing a rental housing unit. required for each rental property hazard and shall be repaired. 3BR/2BA HOUSE, large lot. Off *June 9, 2017 INCH CONCRETE RIGHT-OF- Owner shall mean a person, provided the owner has in- 6. Floor Coverings; Deterio- Hwy.269; 4 miles to river; 35 WAY MONUMENT; THENCE persons or legal entity listed as cluded the property location and rated, Unsafe, Unsanitary. Floor miles to Birmingham. $89,900; TERMINATION OF SOUTH 06 DEGREES 32 MIN- the current titleholder of real parcel on the license applica- coverings such as carpeting, (205)686-0051 PARENTAL RIGHTS UTES 03 SECONDS EAST property, as recorded in the offi- tion. tile, linoleum and similar materi- ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY cial records of Walker County SECTION 107. Penalties and als shall be repaired or replaced Misty Lee, whose whereabouts A DISTANCE OF 117.53 FEET A MUST SELL!! is unknown, must answer the Tax Records. interest. when the floor coverings create OPEN HOUSE TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- Proof of Ownership shall mean All licenses not paid within an unsafe or unsanitary environ- Petitioner Tina Thacker's peti- NING. Friday & Saturday a title or deed to a piece of thirty (30) days from the date ment. tion to terminate parental rights LESS AND EXCEPT ANY POR- property signed by a notary they fall due shall be increased 7. Landscaping. Every rental 9AM-? for E.J.L.J., D.O.B. 01/24/2011 TION OF SUBJECT PROP- 69 Poplar Springs Road public. by fifteen percent (15%) for the housing unit shall have land- and other relief by July 30, ERTY THAT LIES WITHIN THE Slum-Like shall mean the un- first thirty (30) days they shall scaping in all yard areas which (Nauvoo area); Beautiful 2017, or thereafter, a judgment RIGHT-OF-WAY OF A ROAD. sightly condition of a building, be delinquent, or fraction are visible from a public street, Home on 2.43 Acres. by default may be rendered For informational purposes structure or premises character- thereof, and shall be measured alley or sidewalk or a neighbor- Completely rebuilt. only, the property address is: ized by deterioration or other by an additional fifteen percent ing property. Such landscaping against her in Case No.: 10862 Hwy 269, Parrish, AL ALL Offers considered. JU 2011-94.01, in the Juvenile similar conditions and the visible (15%) for a delinquency of sixty shall be installed and main- (205)300-7023 35580. outdoor storage of junk, (60) or more days, but this pro- Court of Walker County, 1803 Any property address pro- tained so as to enhance the ap- 3rd Avenue, Suite 205, Jasper, vided is not part of the legal garbage or rubbish, regardless vision shall not be deemed to pearance and value of the CONDO FOR SALE Alabama 35501. description of the property of the condition of other proper- authorize the delay of thirty (30) property on which it is located ties in the neighborhood. days in the payment of the li- and shall not present a deterio- on Smith Lake in Done this 9th day of June, sold herein and in the event Duncan Bridge Resort of any discrepancy, the legal Lease shall mean lease, sub- cense due, which may be en- rated or slum-like appearance. 2017. lease or to otherwise furnish forced at once. All delinquent 8. Exterior Areas; Tripping Haz- 3BR/2BA, sleeps 10, SUSAN ODOM, CLERK description referenced herein fully furnished, boat slip, swim- shall control. possession to others for consid- accounts (both license taxes ards. Every common area, side- CIRCUIT COURT eration. Depending on the con- and penalties) shall be charged ming pool, great for families. This sale is made for the pur- walk, driveway, parking lot and WALKER COUNTY, ALABAMA pose of paying the indebtedness text, “lease” may also refer to simple interest at the rate of one parking area of rental housing REDUCED TO $207,000 Wanda Outlaw the contract or other agreement percent (1%) per month. units shall be free from holes, (662)323-6755 secured by said mortgage, as Attorney at Law well as the expenses of foreclo- relating to such activity. How- Article II depressions or projections that *June 9, 16, 23, 30, 2017 sure. Furthermore, the property ever, “lease” shall not include Rental Housing Standards may cause tripping or may in- to be offered pursuant to this no- mortgages, bonds for title, SECTION 200. General jure a person or otherwise pres- MORTGAGE tice of sale is being offered for bonds for deed, land installment All residential property for rent ent a hazard, including damage FORECLOSURE SALE sale, transfer and conveyance contracts, or other bona fide or lease in the City of Jasper to a vehicle. Default having been made in the AS IS, WHERE IS. Neither the transactions where the purpose shall comply with this section. SECTION 204. Exemptions payment of the indebtedness mortgagee, nor the officers, di- and effect of the consideration SECTION 201. Adopted from license requirement. secured by that certain mort- rectors, attorneys, employees, paid is to transfer title to the Property Maintenance Code The following shall be exempt gage executed on November agents or authorized represen- property pursuant to a written Every rental unit shall comply from the licensing and inspec- 26, 2002 by Melvin R. Morgan tative of the mortgagee make instrument or agreement. with the property maintenance tion requirements of this Ordi- and Monica Morgan, husband any representation or warranty Rent shall mean the gross codes in effect at time of inspec- nance: and wife, originally in favor of relating to the title or any physi- rent, fees, receipts, or other tion. 1. Persons engaged in the busi- 1030 GOLF COURSE RD, cal, environmental, health or compensation of any kind re- SECTION 202. Inspection ness of renting or furnishing JASPER Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Inc., and recorded in DML Book safety conditions existing in, on, ceived in consideration for the Requirements. rooms or accommodations to 3BR/3BA. LR, Den 1804 at Page 791 on November at or relating to the property of- lease of residential real prop- Before any license is issued by transients which are already li- Hardwood, tile, carpet floors 27, 2002, and modified in and fered for sale. Any and all re- erty, without any deduction or the Revenue Department the censed by Ordinance of the City 10.5 acres+/- $316,000. modified by agreement recorded sponsibilities or liabilities arising exclusion of any kind. applicant may be required to based on the gross receipts of Call Steve(205)388-6066 November 3, 2015 in DML Book out of or in any way relating to SECTION 102. have the rental housing unit or such rentals. www.stevepaynerealty.com 2440 at Page 417, in the Office any such condition, including Designation of Administrator. complex for which an applica- 2. The Jasper Housing Authority of the Judge of Probate of those suggested by Code of Ala. The City Clerk/Administrator tion for registration has been engaging in the business of Walker County, Alabama, and (1975) § 35-4-271, expressly for the City of Jasper is hereby made inspected by the Adminis- renting public housing units secured indebtedness having are disclaimed. This sale is sub- designated as the Administrator trator or his or her designee. within the city. ject to all prior liens and encum- been transferred or assigned to of this article and may delegate The Administrator or designee 3. Units operated by North West U.S. Bank National Association, brances and unpaid taxes and assessments including any duties of this Code to the code may inspect only a portion of Alabama Mental Health and the as Trustee for Structured Asset enforcement officers and other the rental units within a rental ARC of Alabama. Securities Corporation Mortgage transfer tax associated with the foreclosure. The successful bid- employees of the City of Jasper. housing complex if the Adminis- SECTION 205. Loan Trust 2006-RF4 as re- SECTION 103. Residential trator or designee determines ENFORCEMENT. flected by instrument recorded der must tender a non-refund- able deposit of Five Thousand Rentals-License required; an inspection of the entire com- 1. The City Clerk/Administrator in DML Book 2271, Page 486 of rate. plex is not needed. Inspection is assigned the primary respon- the same Office. Shapiro and Dollars and no/100 ($5,000.00) CUL DE Sac Lot- Jasper City in certified or cash funds at the There is hereby levied against requirements will be determined sibility of enforcing this chapter Ingle, L.L.P., as counsel for each person in the business of by age of the units, general ap- and is granted the authority ex- Limits. 3BR/2BA brick home Mortgagee or Transferee and time and place of the sale. The ready for new owners! balance of the purchase price residential rental a business li- pearance of the units, com- pressly and impliedly needed under and by virtue of power of cense fee based upon gross re- plaints filed with the department and necessary for enforcement. Call Danielle Goins sale contained in the said mort- must be paid in certified funds by close of business on the next ceipts in the amount as and other factors. 2. Nothing in this section shall RE/MAX Elite (205)544-1224 gage will, on July 13, 2017, sell established in Code Section 6-1 1. Personnel. The Administrator at public outcry to the highest business day thereafter at the preclude employees of the Ad- bidder in front of the main en- Law Office of Shapiro and Ingle, of City Code of Ordinances. or designee is authorized to ministrators office from seeking trance of the Walker County, Al- LLP at the address indicated SECTION 104. License Fee. make reasonable and neces- voluntary compliance with the abama, Courthouse in the City below. Shapiro and Ingle, LLP The annual license fee is es- sary inspections of rental hous- provisions for this chapter or of Jasper, during the legal hours reserves the right to award the tablished by Section 6-18-4 Li- ing units and premises to from enforcing this chapter, of sale, the following real estate bid to the next highest bidder, or cense Classification 531 2002 determine compliance with this proactively or reactively, through situated in Walker County, Ala- to reschedule the sale, should NAICS Title Schedule B. Sched- article. warnings, citations, or other bama, to wit: the highest bidder fail to timely ule B License Fee Schedule. 2. Access. Every owner, agent, such devices designed to PARCEL 1 tender the total amount due. If Gross Receipts Are: manager, or tenant of a rental achieve compliance in the most A PARCEL OF LAND LO- Alabama law gives some per- 1.) $0,000 and not greater than housing unit shall, upon reason- efficient and effective manner CATED IN THE SOUTHWEST sons who have an interest in $49,999; Tax: $100 able notice, allow access to any under the circumstances. QUARTER OF THE NORTH- property the right to redeem the 2.) $50,000 and not greater than part of such rental housing unit 3. Any person who shall know- FSBO: 1999 Doublewide, WEST QUARTER OF SECTION property under certain circum- $99,999; Tax: $150+ $3.00 per at all reasonable times for the ingly and willfully violate the Cordova/Jasper 2, TOWNSHIP 16 SOUTH, stances. Programs may also M in excess of $50,000 purpose of making such inspec- terms, conditions or provisions 3BR/2BA. 3.8 Acres. $59,900; RANGE 7 WEST, WALKER exist that help persons avoid or 3.) $100,000 and not greater tions. If the owner, agent, man- of this Ordinance, for violation of delay the foreclosure process. (205)295-9929 (256)476-6105 COUNTY, ALABAMA, MORE than $199,999; Tax: $300+ ager or tenant refuses access to which no other criminal penalty PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED An attorney should be consulted $1.75 per M in excess of make an inspection, the City is is prescribed, shall be guilty of a AS FOLLOWS: to help you understand these $100,000 authorized to obtain an inspec- misdemeanor and upon convic- COMMENCE AT THE NORTH- rights and programs as a part of 4.) $200,000 and not greater tion warrant. If complaint is tion therefore shall be sen- WEST CORNER OF SAID the foreclosure process. than $299,999; Tax: $475+ made to the City of conditions in tenced to pay a fine not to FORTY, BEING A THREE INCH U.S. Bank National Association, $1.40 per M in excess of any rental unit which may be in as Trustee for Structured Asset exceed five hundred dollars CAPPED PIPE; THENCE $200,000 violation of any applicable City ($500.00), and in case of contin- NORTH 89 DEGREES 48 MIN- Securities Corporation Mortgage Loan Trust 2006-RF4, and its 5.) $300,000 and not greater code, the City is authorized to uing violations without reason- UTES 47 SECONDS EAST than $399,999; Tax: $615+ investigate such complaint with- able effort on the part of the ALONG THE NORTH FORTY successors and assigns Mortgagee or Transferee $1.35 per M in excess of out notice. defendant to correct same, each LINE A DISTANCE OF 698.65 $300,000 3. Scope. An inspector may ex- day the violation continues FEET TO A CAPPED 5/8 INCH SHAPIRO AND INGLE, LLP LOCATION LOCATION 10130 Perimeter Parkway, 6.) $400,000 and not greater pand the scope of an inspection thereafter shall be a separate REBAR, BEING THE POINT OF than $499,999; Tax: $750+ to include other City code viola- offense. The Jasper Police De- Jasper City Limits. 4BR/2BA BEGINNING; THENCE SOUTH Suite 400 move in ready home. Charlotte, NC 28216 $1.30 per M in excess of tions discovered during the in- partment is hereby empowered 00 DEGREES 13 MINUTES 57 $400,000 spection. Call Danielle Goins 704-333-8107/ 16-009328 to act on behalf of the City Ad- SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE 7.) $500,000 and not greater 4. Compliance. If upon inspec- ministrator if necessary and to RE/MAX Elite (205)544-1224 OF 429.83 FEET TO A CAPPED Attorneys for Mortgagee or Transferee than $599,999; Tax: $880+ tion, violations of interior or ex- issue a citation to violators who 5/8 INCH REBAR; THENCE $1.25 per M in excess of terior standards exist, the NORTH 89 DEGREES 48 MIN- *June 9, 16, 23, 2017 fail to respond within the warn- 127 Money To Loan UTES 57 SECONDS EAST $500,000 owner, agent or manager will be ing time provided. PARALLEL TO THE NORTH ORDINANCE NO. 2017-14 8.) $600,000 and not greater required to correct all violations 4. The City Administrator is au- ADVANCE-FEE LOANS FORTY LINE A DISTANCE OF AN ORDINANCE TO REGU- than $699,999; Tax: $1,005+ within a reasonable period of thorized to recommend reason- OR CREDIT OFFERS 397.14 FEET TO INTERSECT LATE THE STANDARDS OF $1.20 per M in excess of time as determined by the in- able and necessary rules and It's illegal for companies doing WITH THE WEST RIGHT-OF- RENTAL HOUSING UNITS $600,000 spector. regulations to carry out the pro- business by phone to promise WAY OF ALABAMA HIGHWAY WITHIN THE CITY OF 9.) $700,000 and not greater SECTION 203. Additional visions of this article which shall than $799,999; Tax: $1,125+ Provisions. you a loan and ask you to pay 269; THENCE NORTH 11 DE- JASPER; ESTABLISHING be approved by resolution of the GREES 23 MINUTES 52 SEC- BASIC STANDARDS FOR $1.15 per M in excess of 1. General Provisions. Every Jasper City Council. for it before they deliver. For $700,000 rental housing unit shall have a SECTION 206. Interpretation more information call toll free 1- ONDS WEST ALONG SAID SUCH RENTAL HOUSING; RIGHT-OF-WAY A DISTANCE PROVIDING LICENSE RE- 10.) $800,000 and not greater kitchen or kitchen area with suit- With Regard to Other Safety 877-FTC-HELP. A Public Serv- OF 19.38 FEET; THENCE than $899,999; Tax: $1,240+ able space and equipment to Codes. ice Message from The Daily QUIREMENTS AND SETTING NORTH 54 DEGREES 23 MIN- STANDARDS THEREFORE; $1.10 per M in excess of store, prepare and serve food in In any case where a provision Mountain Eagle Newspaper and UTES 52 SECONDS WEST SETTING ADMINISTRATIVE $800,000 a sanitary manner. Adequate fa- of this code is found to be in the Federal Trade Commission. ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY AND ENFORCEMENT REGU- 11.) $900,000 and not greater cilities for the disposal of food conflict with a provision of any A DISTANCE OF 92.89 FEET; LATIONS’ INCLUDING PENAL- than $999,999; Tax: $1,350+ waste and refuse shall also be zoning, building, fire, safety, or 140 Transportation THENCE NORTH 35 DE- TIES; AND FOR RELATED $1.05 per M in excess of provided. health ordinance or code of the GREES 36 MINUTES 08 SEC- PURPOSES. $900,000 2. Oven Range or Stove. Every City, existing on the effective '99 CHEVY S-10. Looks, Runs ONDS EAST ALONG SAID BE IT ORDAINED BY THE 12.) $1,000,000 and not greater kitchen that is equipped with a date of this code, the provision RIGHT-OF-WAY A DISTANCE & Drives good. Good Tires & CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY than $1,099,999; Tax: $1,455+ cooking oven and range or a which establishes the higher OF 40.00 FEET; THENCE $1.00 per M in excess of stove must be properly con- standard for the promotion and MPG. $2,600; (205)527-5581 SOUTH 54 DEGREES 23 MIN- OF JASPER, ALABAMA: RENTAL HOUSING CODE $1,000,000 nected and in sound condition. protection of the health and UTES 52 SECONDS EAST SECTION 105. Annual License If the oven and range or stove is safety of the community shall ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY Article 1 150 Legals GENERAL REGULATIONS Application. provided by the tenant per the prevail. A DISTANCE OF 50.00 FEET 1. License Application. Applica- rental agreement, the owner, SECTION 207. Conflict With NOTICE OF CIVIL TO A CAPPED 5/8 INCH SECTION 100. Scope This code shall apply to all tion for an annual rental housing agent or manager is exempt Other Laws. PROCEEDING REBAR; THENCE NORTH 11 registration shall be filed with from the provisions of this sec- That all provisions of the Ordi- DEGREES 23 MINUTES 52 rental housing units located ON GARNISHMENT: within the City of Jasper, Ala- and issued by the Revenue Offi- tion. nances of the City of Jasper in The Defendant who has been SECONDS WEST ALONG SAID cer. The application shall be in 3. Refrigerator. Every kitchen or conflict with the provisions of RIGHT-OF-WAY A DISTANCE bama including manufactured avoiding service or the last homes, single family homes, writing, signed by the property kitchen area shall be equipped this Ordinance are, and the OF 360.15 FEET TO A CAPPED owner, agent or designee and with a refrigerator properly con- same are hereby, repealed and known residential address is un- 5/8 INCH REBAR SET AT THE and multifamily units. The intent known, must answer or contest of this code is to establish a li- shall include the following: nected and in sound condition. all other provisions of the Ordi- INTERSECTION OF SAID a. The name and address of the Refrigerators shall be capable the wage garnishment filed by RIGHT-OF-WAY AND THE censing procedure and base nances of the City of Jasper not applicant; of maintaining a temperature in conflict with the provisions of Plaintiff in Ford Motor Credit Co. NORTH FORTY LINE; THENCE standards for rental housing in b. Proof of ownership must be between forty degrees and this Ordinance shall remain in v. Sharon Nelson in Case no. SOUTH 89 DEGREES 48 MIN- Jasper so as to prevent or cor- UTES 57 SECONDS WEST rect slum and blighted condi- provided if the information pro- forty-five degrees Fahrenheit. If full force and effect. CV 2008-19 within thirty (30) vided differs from the Walker the refrigerator is provided by SECTION 208. Effective Date. days after the date of last publi- ALONG SAID NORTH FORTY tions and protect the health, LINE A DISTANCE OF 308.81 County Tax Records; the tenant per the rental agree- This Ordinance shall become cation of this notice, or there- safety and welfare of the com- FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- munity. c. The location and parcel num- ment, the owner, agent or man- effective after passage and pub- after, plaintiff may condemn the GINNING. SECTION 101. Definitions. ber of the property on which the ager is exempt from the lication as required by Alabama wages held by the clerk of Court PARCEL 2 For the purpose of this article, rental housing unit is located provisions of this section. law. For purposes of instituting on wages paid in by the gar- A PARCEL OF LAND LO- the following words, terms and and the tenet that resides in the 4. Sanitary Surfaces; Prepara- the licensing and inspection pro- nishee: WAL-MART. As ordered CATED IN THE SOUTHWEST phrases shall have the meaning property. tion and Storage Areas. Coun- visions of this Ordinance, the by the Hon. Jerry Selman on the QUARTER OF THE NORTH- respectively ascribed to them as d. Gross rental or gross receipts tertops, food preparation City Administrator may provide 11th day of May 2017. WEST QUARTER OF SECTION follows, unless the context on all residential rental property. surfaces, food storage pantries for such initial deadlines for li- e. Such other information as and cupboards shall be easily censing and inspection as are *June 2, 9, 16, 23, 2017 2, TOWNSHIP 16 SOUTH, clearly indicates otherwise: may be requested by the Rev- cleanable and free from holes, deemed necessary and appro- RANGE 7 WEST, WALKER In the business of residential COUNTY, ALABAMA, MORE enue Office or the Planning and breaks, or cracks that can leak, priate; provided, however, that rental shall mean that the per- PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED son leases two or more parcels Development Department to en- or may injure a person or may the same may not be prior to Advertising in AS FOLLOWS: of real property, or two or more able it to determine if the pro- permit the harborage of insects the effective date of this Ordi- COMMENCE AT THE NORTH- posed rental housing unit or and dampness that may pro- nance. units, irrespective of the number

EAST CORNER OF SAID of parcels, of real property to complex will comply with all mote the growth of bacteria. DONE and ORDAINED THIS The Daily Mountain Eagle FORTY; THENCE SOUTH 00 codes and ordinances adopted 5. Floor Coverings; Tripping THE 6th DAY OF JUNE, 2017. one or more entities or persons, DEGREES 30 MINUTES 46 by the City of Jasper. Hazards. Floor coverings that CITY COUNCIL OF THE SECONDS EAST ALONG THE whether or not carried on for doesn’t cost …… gain or profit, and whether or SECTION 106. License terms; are torn or loose and located on CITY OF JASPER, ALABAMA EAST FORTY A DISTANCE OF minimums. a stairway or within three (3) *June 9, 2017 655.16 FEET; THENCE SOUTH not engaged in as a principal or as an independent contractor, 1. License year. A twelve month feet of a stairway shall be re- IT PAYS!!!!! 89 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 28 period of time beginning Janu- moved or repaired to prevent which is engaged in, or caused

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B8 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., June 9, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com London attacker’s mom blames internet for radicalizing son LONDON (AP) — The tually go to Syria, given he youngest of the London only had a one-way ticket Bridge attackers pleaded to Istanbul and a small with his mother to settle backpack. with him in Syria but in- His passport and cell- stead moved to Britain phone were seized, but he where his extremist views got them back after a court hardened and he fell into determined there wasn’t the company of a blood- enough evidence to arrest thirsty gang that launched him. the latest attack on British Collina said Zaghba was streets, his mother said monitored by Italian intel- Wednesday. ligence agents each time Valeria Khadija Collina he came to Italy to visit last spoke with her 22- her after that initial run-in year-old son, Youssef Za- with authorities. She said ghba, by telephone just she told her son to be care- two days before he and two ful about anything he did other men plowed a van after that, including surf- into a crowd near London ing the internet, adding Bridge and went on a stab- that she didn’t approve of bing rampage. Eight peo- his London friends and ple were killed and dozens never felt comfortable in wounded. All three of the his London neighborhood. assailants were shot dead. Although news of her Zaghba, an Italian na- son’s death came as a tional of Moroccan de- shock, she said she could scent, initially told his only share the pain of the mother that he wanted to AP Photo/Markus Schreiber victims’ families. “It’s go to Syria to start a fam- something that has no ily in a religious Islamic Religious leaders gather to visit the scene of Saturday's attack in the London Bridge area in London sense, for any religion, or climate — not to fight. But Wednesday. London officials said a large part of the outer cordon of the crime scene had reopened. any ideology,” she said, he changed, she said, when choking back tears and he went to Britain about a Borough Market, a popular gathering place, remains closed as more evidence is gathered. calling her son’s actions a year ago and was seduced “deviation of terror.” by radical views propa- extremist views had been Britain as a child, had sault. stopped at Bologna airport Seated cross-legged on gated on the internet. reported to police, and 30- worked in 2015 in the of- Italian authorities said and asked if she knew he cushions on the floor of her “Last year ... when I year-old Rachid Redouane, fice at Auriga Holdings Zaghba was stopped at the was going to Turkey. Col- modest Bologna home, her went to England, he was ... also known as Rachid Ltd, which manages some Bologna airport in March lina said she urged them head veiled, Collina said more rigid,” Collina, an Elkhdar, a pastry chef who Kentucky Fried Chicken 2016 and questioned, but to detain her son and pre- her last phone conversa- Italian convert to Islam, claimed to have dual Mo- franchises in Britain. never charged with a vent him from going. tion with her son was told reporters in a series of roccan-Libyan citizenship. Company officials said crime. Italian officials said “When they asked him “sweet.” interviews at her home in It was not immediately they had no evidence that suspicions about him were what he was going to do in “He had gone to live in Bologna, Italy. “From his clear how the three knew either of the other attack- shared with British au- Istanbul, rather than say- an outside building in the face, from his look, I could each other, but Collina ers worked at any of the thorities and his name was ing ‘tourist’ he said ‘terror- garden and was happy be- see there was a radicaliza- said one of her son’s franchises. listed in the Europe-wide ist,’” Collina told The cause he said it was bigger tion, as you say. And this friends recognized one of Both Butt and Zaghba intelligence-sharing sys- Associated Press and other and when he opened the happened in England, ab- the other attackers, were known to British law tem. He was also stopped media, calling that a “men- door there were trees,” she solutely.” though it wasn’t clear enforcement, raising ques- at London’s Stansted air- tal lapse” and not a sign of said. “And after I thought The other two attackers which one that was. tions about whether any- port in January, but let go. intent. However, she said that these images of a gar- were identified as Khurum Butt, who was born in thing could have been Collina said police called she and the police as- den were similar to the im- Butt, a 27-year-old whose Pakistan and moved to done to prevent the as- her after her son was sumed he wanted to even- ages of paradise.”

Iran: 5 Tehran attackers had fought for Islamic State TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Five of the as well as Raqqa, Syria — the Ruhollah Khomeini shocked Irani- men who launched an attack in the group’s de facto capital, the ministry ans who so far had avoided the chaos heart of Iran’s capital previously said. that has followed the Islamic State fought for the Islamic State group, It said they returned to Iran in group’s rise in Syria and Iraq. Iran- the country’s Intelligence Ministry August under the command of an Is- ian forces are backing embattled said Thursday, acknowledging the lamic State leader and escaped Syrian President Bashar Assad first such assault by the extremists when authorities initially broke up while the Shiite power also is sup- in the Shiite power. their extremist cell. porting militias fighting against the The attacks Wednesday on Iran’s The ministry did not identify the extremists in Iraq. parliament and the tomb of its revo- men’s hometowns, nor say how they The attack came as emboldened lutionary leader killed at least 17 were able to evade authorities. A Sunni Arab states — backed by U.S. people and wounded over 40, stun- woman suspected to be involved in President Donald Trump — are ning its people. the attack was arrested Wednesday. hardening their stance against Shi- Yonhap via AP The ministry issued a statement Commuters in the Iranian capital ite-ruled Iran. South Korean President Moon Jae-in attends a on its website with bloody pictures noticed police on street corners and The White House released a state- of the men’s corpses. motorcycles, more than usual as ment from Trump condemning the meeting of the National Security Council at the It identified them by their first dawn broke. That came after Mo- terrorist attacks in Tehran and offer- presidential Blue House in Seoul, South Korea, names only, saying they didn’t want hammad Hossein Zolfaghari, a ing condolences, but also implying Thursday. to release their last names due to se- deputy Interior Minister, told state that Iran is itself a sponsor of terror- curity and privacy concerns for their TV that “law enforcement activities ism. families. may increase.” “We grieve and pray for the inno- S. Korea leader issues It described them as “long affili- “We are focused on intelligence” cent victims of the terrorist attacks ated with the Wahhabi,” an ultracon- gathering, he said. in Iran, and for the Iranian people, servative form of Sunni Islam The state-run IRNA news agency who are going through such chal- warning to N. Korea after practiced in Saudi Arabia. However, also reported Thursday that the lenging times,” the statement said. it stopped short of directly blaming death toll in the attacks had risen to “We underscore that states that latest missile launch the kingdom for the attack, though 17 people killed, citing Ahmad Sho- sponsor terrorism risk falling victim many in the country expressed sus- jaei, the head of the country’s foren- to the evil they promote.” UNITED NATIONS (AP) — North Korea’s latest picion Iran’s regional rival had a sic center. The comments sparked anger launches of several suspected anti-ship missiles were hand in the attack. The attack Wednesday as law- from Iranians on social media, who short-range and landed well short of past efforts, but The men had left Iran to fight for makers held a session in parliament recalled the vigils in Tehran that fol- they still served as a defiant message for its enemies the extremist group in Mosul, Iraq, and at the shrine of Ayatollah lowed the Sept. 11 attacks. that Pyongyang will continue to pursue a weapons program that has rattled its neighbors and Washing- ton. The projectiles were fired Thursday from the North Korean eastern coastal town of Wonsan and likely flew about 200 kilometers (125 miles), South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said. They landed in waters be- tween the Korean Peninsula and Japan, where U.S. aircraft carriers USS Carl Vinson and USS Ronald Reagan participated in joint exercises with the South Korean navy that ended earlier this week. South Korean President Moon Jae-in, a liberal who has expressed a desire to reach out to Pyongyang, said during a National Security Council meeting he “won’t back off even a single step and make any compromise” on the issue of national security. He warned that North Korea could only face further international iso- lation and more economic difficulties. The North’s missile tests present a difficult chal- lenge to Moon. North Korea, which could have a work- ing nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missile in the next several years, may also be the most urgent foreign policy concern for the Trump administration, which has been distracted by domestic political tur- moil and has insisted China do more to rein in the North’s weapons activities. South Korean military spokesman Roh Jae-cheon said the launch was intended to show off Pyongyang’s widening arrange of missiles and also its “precision strike capabilities” on ships in response to the joint drills. Bolivia’s U.N. Ambassador Sacha Llorentty Soliz, the current U.N. Security Council president, told re- porters Thursday he had not received any requests for a meeting on the latest launches. Britain’s U.N. Ambassador Matthew Rycroft con- demned North Korea’s “latest provocations” and said “we look forward to working with our council col- leagues about the best way to respond to them.” “It’s irresponsible and it is destabilizing what is al- ready a very sensitive situation,” he said. He said the U.K. was looking at details of the launches and it’s possible “that they come underneath a threshold to count as a violation.” The Security Council voted unanimously on June 2 to add 15 individuals and four entities linked to North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs to a U.N. sanc- tions blacklist. That was in response to a spate of re- cent ballistic missile tests which violate U.N. sanctions. North Korea’s weapons tests are meant to build a nuclear and missile program that can stand up to what it sees as U.S. and South Korean hostility, but they are also considered by outside analysts as ways to make its political demands clear to leaders in Washington and Seoul. Analysts say the latest test appeared to be aimed at keeping up pressures on Moon to wrest conces- sions.