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162nd yEAR • No. 153 OCTOBER 25, 2016 CLEVELAND, TN 16 PAGES • 50¢ Life Care to pay $145M in DOJ settlement By BRIAN GRAVES knowingly causing skilled nursing facili- afternoon. ment with a skilled nursing facility ensuring that services are provided Banner Staff Writer ties, or SNFs, to submit false claims to The claims resolved by the settlement chain in the department’s history,” said based on clinical rather than financial Medicare and TRICARE for rehabilita- are allegations only; there has been no Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney considerations.” Life Care Centers of America Inc. and tion therapy services that were not rea- determination of liability. General Benjamin C. Mizer, head of the The settlement resolves allegations its owner, Forrest L. Preston, have sonable, necessary or involving skilled Based in Cleveland, Life Care owns Justice Department’s Civil Division, in a that between Jan. 1, 2006, and Feb. 28, agreed to pay $145 million to resolve a workers. and operates more than 220 skilled press statement. “It is critically impor- 2013, Life Care submitted false claims government lawsuit alleging that Life The agreement was announced by the nursing facilities across the country. tant that we protect the integrity of gov- Care violated the False Claims Act by U.S. Department of Justice on Monday “This resolution is the largest settle- ernment health care programs by See LIFE CARE, Page 13 Inside Today Petition seeking Council Legislature’s help returns on internet needs Johnson By BRIAN GRAVES Banner Staff Writer as vice The Bradley County Commission’s work session Monday night turned into a seminar on the need for better broadband internet access. Commissioner Thomas Crye said this was only the first of mayor the meetings where he plans to have citizens speak as a signal to state legislators for the need to pass a bill next session that would open the marketplace to allow broadband providers who Councilman gets Coach says Titans have the desire to service the county to not have the hin- drance which is now in place through state laws. unanimous vote are getting better Crye said Director of Schools Dr. Linda Cash was not avail- able to attend Monday, but would at a future meeting to dis- Tennessee Titans head coach By JOYANNA LOVE cuss how the lack of internet access for students is “restrictive Banner Senior Staff Writer Mike Mularkey says the Titans on our educational system.” are improving, in spite of stum- County resident Christopher Bivens lives within three- Avery Johnson was unani- bles at crucial moments. Atlanta tenths of a mile from Paul Huff Parkway and said he can see mously elected to the position of Falcons head coach Dan Quinn the Fresh-N-Low building from his front porch. vice mayor during the Cleveland stood by his overtime fourth-down He noted all the businesses in that plaza have Charter City Council meeting Monday. decision in the Chargers game, Business internet service. “It is always an honor to serve which many feel may have led to “Charter wants $1,100 to run cable 500 feet to my house,” as vice mayor,” Johnson said. “It Atlanta’s loss. The Tennessee Bivens said. “To say I am frustrated is an understatement.” really means a lot. It really does.” Volunteers will once again be County resident Gloria Hayes said her area has much the The newly elected vice mayor without Alvin Kamara for South Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES same problem as Bivens’ and gave state Rep. Dan Howell a GLORIA HAyES, a resident of Bradley County, presents a petition said he has enjoyed serving the Carolina. The Cubs and Indians petition signed by more than 50 encouraging better broadband community in the role. Johnson tangle in Game 1 of the World for better internet service in Bradley County to state Rep. Dan previously served as vice mayor Howell during Monday’s County Commission work session. Series tonight, in Cleveland. See See PETITION, Page 13 from 2000-2014, when then At- Sports, Pages 9-11. Large Councilman George Poe was voted into the position. Local resident says Poe lost his bid Council endorses school bus safety plan for re-election vote ‘America’ first to the At-Large By LARRY C. BOWERS greatest threats to the safety of school monies from school bus drivers and law post in this Those who keep uncovering Banner Staff Writer children — the illegal passing of a stopped enforcement officers, on the danger of the year’s election. skeletons from the closets of school bus. lack of stringent laws regarding the pass- The Cleveland City Council is whole- J o h n s o n America’s two key presidential can- The request was brought to Council by ing of a school bus in many states. It is said the vice didates — both Donald Trump, the heartedly in support of an effort to Schools Maintenance/Transportation estimated there are as many as 13 million strengthen Tennessee’s school safety traf- mayor assists Republican, and Hillary Clinton, the Supervisor Hal Taylor. The school official incidents of illegal passing each year the mayor by fic laws. brought along a video on school bus safe- across the nation, more than 165,000 per Democrat — should be reminded Council is joining the Cleveland City representing Johnson ty, produced by Cleveland High’s No. 1- school day. the city at that everybody has skeletons in Schools, the Cleveland Police Department, rated high school broadcasting entity, CHS Taylor emphasized that Tennessee is one their closets. That’s the assessment and the Tennessee Highway Patrol in meetings and events the mayor Live. cannot attend. In the past, he of one Cleveland writer who stress- attempting to raise awareness of one of the The video provides statistics, and testi- See COUNCIL, Page 13 es that although he identifies mostly served on boards with the Southeast Tennessee with one political party, he always Development District. votes “America” first; that is, he “You get to do many things for votes the candidate and not the Man’s body is the community, and meet a lot of party. See the guest “Viewpoint” on good people and say good things Page 12 of today’s edition. about the community,” Johnson discovered in said. Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland Forecast creek; not ID’d See JOHNSON, Page 8 By ALLEN MINCEY Banner Staff Writer County OK’d The body of a man was discovered Monday in the creek that runs underneath 3rd Street S.W., to borrow between Worth Street and Broad Street. Now, officials are trying to determine the cause of from the HCI death. The deceased man has yet to be positively By BRIAN GRAVES identified, though a wallet was found near the Banner Staff Writer body. Authorities have not yet confirmed if that A Chattanooga judge’s signa- wallet belonged to the man. The body has been ture Monday began making avail- Today should be sunny, with a transported by the Bradley County Medical able a new avenue for Bradley high near 76 degrees. Tonight’s Examiner’s office to either Chattanooga or County government to borrow Knoxville for an autopsy, according to reports. funds. forecast calls for mostly clear skies, Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEy Sgt. Evie West, public information officer for Under this order, they would with a low around 47. Wednesday the Cleveland Police Department, said the body CLEVELAND FIRE DEPARTMENT personnel, along with Laura Wittmaier of the looks to be sunny, with a high near borrow from was noticed in the creek around 11:30 a.m. Bradley County Medical Examiner’s Office, remove the body of a man found late themselves. 75. Wednesday night calls for Monday morning in a creek located off 3rd Street S.W. An autopsy was to be performed H a m i l t o n increasing clouds and a 30 percent See BODY, Page 8 on the body to determine the cause of death. County Circuit chance of showers, with a low Court Judge W. around 55. Thursday calls for most- Neil Thomas ly cloudy skies and a 30 percent signed the chance of rain, with a high near 75. order which Thursday night should be partly Fire burns validates the cloudy, with a low around 51. c o u n t y ’ s request to be 50 acres able to borrow Neil from the $17 Index million proceeds of the Bradley Memorial Hospital sale. Classified...... 15 of forest Thomas was assigned to hear Comics...... 6 the motion to approve the loans by By ALLEN MINCEY Editorials...... 12 Banner Staff Writer the Tennessee Administrative Horoscope...... 6 Office of the Courts after Obituaries...... 2 What was first thought to be a Chancellor Jerri S. Bryant recused Sports...... 9-11 relatively small wildfire that might herself when local attorney Ginger Stocks...... 4 be contained to as few as 10 acres Wilson Buchanan filed a motion to TV Schedule...... 7 of Cherokee National Forest land intervene and object to the has now has grown to burn five motion. Weather...... 8 times that amount. Bryant noted her relationship According to Terry McDonald, by marriage to Buchanan as a rea- Photo courtesy West Polk Fire and Rescue CNF public information officer, the son to recuse herself from the A HELICOPTER IS SURROUNDED by smoke after dropping water onto the fire in the fire has burned approximately 50 case; however, Buchanan eventu- Rattlesnake Hollow area of Cherokee National Forest. The fire has burned approximately 50 acres acres. He said the fire is located in ally dropped her motion and the of land, much more than previously thought, and fire crews are continuing to fight the blaze, despite case proceeded to be assigned to the remoteness of the area. See FIRE, Page 13 6489076 75112 See HCI, Page 13 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, October 25, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com
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Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2016, at the E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $ 107.40 $8.95 $1.95 age of 92. He is survived by his wife of 71 Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 years, Marjorie ‘“Midge” Huber Beavers; their three children: Tom (Ellen) Beavers of Pagosa George D. Guess Springs, Colo., Carol (Bill) George D. Guess, 90, of Protesters’ camp in project’s path for the first time Skolfield of Ten Mile and Marge Scottsboro, Ala., died Sunday, (Bill) Preuss of Sandpoint, Idaho; Oct. 23, 2016. CANNON BALL, N.D. (AP) — six grandsons; and one great- He is survived by his son, American Indians and others granddaughter. Randy Guess of Fernandina, who oppose the construction of He was preceded in death by Fla.; daughter, Kathy Guess of the Dakota Access oil pipeline his sisters: Ruth Stout and Calhoun; two sisters; three have set up a new camp on pri- Laverne Schulze. grandchildren; and five great- vate land in North Dakota, He was born Aug. 20, 1924, in grandchildren; Avoca, Ind., to Smith and Mabel moving their long-running A graveside service will be protest directly in the project’s Beavers. conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday, He attended Shields High Oct. 27, 2016, at Calhoun path for the first time. School in Seymour, Ind., and Cemetery. Many of those gathered at the entered the U.S. Army in the Fike-Randolph & Son Funeral encampment Monday vowed Field Artillery Division, later Home is in charge of local Glenda Harwell they would stay put until the attending the University of arrangements. four-state pipeline is scrapped. Glenda Carolyn Harwell, died Wisconsin as part of the ASTP The group erected tents and Signal Corps. Sunday, Oct. 23, 2016, and was Following World War II, he born Aug. 21. 1935. teepees over the weekend, argu- attended Purdue University, She is survived by her hus- ing that the land, which was graduating in 1949 with a degree band, Kenneth Harwell of 65 recently purchased by the in electrical engineering. years; three children: Cheryl pipeline development company, He married Marjorie “Midge” Bailey, Steve Harwell and Lisa rightfully belongs to Native Huber, his high school sweet- Quilen; seven grandchildren; 17 Americans under a more than heart, in 1945. They moved to great-grandchildren; and a broth- century-old treaty. Chattanooga to begin his career er and a sister. “We never ceded this land,” She was part of what is called at Chattanooga Electric Power Joye Braun, a protest organiz- Board, followed by a move to the Bakersfield Sound, a song- Knoxville with McGraw-Edison, writer and singer in famous honky er, said. and then to Cleveland, where he tonks in the West. She sang with But the local sheriff’s office ended his career as general Merle Haggard and Buck Owens. called it trespassing. manager of Cleveland Utilities. Finding Christ, she left the music A spokeswoman said the His children proudly remember scene, becoming a Church of office wouldn’t immediately him as an active participant in God pastor’s wife and missionary. remove the more than 100 peo- Cleveland’s growth in the 1970s Arrangements are by ple because it didn’t have the and 1980s. He served as presi- Advantage Funeral and manpower. Morton County AP Photo Cremation Services, Franklin- dent of the Cleveland/Bradley Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier said at MARY YOUNG BEAR, of Tama, Iowa, cooks buffalo and potatoes Chamber of Commerce, Strickland-Pinkard-Bryan-Smith over a campfire Monday at the Dakota Access oil pipeline protest in Cleveland Kiwanis Club, Central Funeral Directors, 1724 McCallie a news conference Monday that Service Association, Tennessee Ave., Chattanooga. authorities put out a call for southern North Dakota. The long-running dispute over the Dakota Electric Power Association, The funeral will be today, Oct. help earlier this month and six Access oil pipeline expanded to private land recently purchased by Ocoee Council Boy Scouts of 25, 2016, at 2 p.m. at Prospect states are sending officers. He the pipeline builders, with protesters who say the area rightfully America and First Lutheran Church of God in Cleveland. would not say if the goal was to belongs to Native Americans setting up camp and vowing to stay put Church. He was listed in Who’s Interment will be in Mount Olive remove the protesters. until the project is stopped. Who in Finance and Industry. Cemetery. Safety remains the No. 1 pri- He served on the Chamber’s Jimmy Daniel Harris ority, and authorities are Dakota, said the demonstrators Corps’ land, but the agency has Economic Development Council Billy Houston Massingale attempting to negotiate with want to remain peaceful. said it wouldn’t evict them due and board of directors for the Jimmy Daniel Harris, 68, of “We are here to pray for our to free speech reasons. seven-state Tennessee Valley Chattanooga, passed away Billy Houston Massingale, 77, of camp leaders, he said. Public Power Association, Friday, Oct. 21, 2016, in a local Cleveland, died Sunday, Oct. 23, The development company, ancestors that were desecrated Authorities have criticized that American Red Cross and Junior hospital. 2016. Texas-based Energy Transfer and pray the pipeline people decision, saying the site has Achievement. A lifelong resident of He was a member of Clingan Partners, didn’t return a will find an alternative,” he been a launching point for He continued to be involved Chattanooga, he was an auto Ridge Baptist Church. request for comment Monday. said. “We pray for their work- protests at construction sites in with his community after retire- mechanic and a small engine He is survived by his wife, Linda; The $3.8 billion pipeline, ers, too. We pray for police offi- the area. ment as communications coordi- repairman. He was a veteran of children: Tracy Frazier and Billy most of which has been com- cers and their families. We all In September, protesters and nator. the U.S. Navy and a member of Massingale; and his wife’s children: pleted, crosses through North have one thing in common: We private security clashed after He was an accomplished Lebanon Baptist Church. Kim Horton, Gary Lemons and Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa want clean drinking water.” construction crews removed designer and woodworker, mak- He was preceded in death by Mark Lemons But Vanessa Dundon, a topsoil on the ranch. ing the family’s first powerboat his parents, Preston and Maud The funeral will be held in the and Illinois. Opponents worry and canoe, designing his primary Harris; brother, Berley Harris; chapel of Grissom-Serenity Funeral about potential effects on Navajo from White Cone, Authorities said four security residences in Knoxville and and sister, Barbara McNabb. Home today, Oct. 25, 2016, at 7 drinking water on the Standing Arizona, said the protesters guards and two guard dogs Cleveland and building a family Survivors include his wife, p.m. with Pastor Tony Wilson and Rock Sioux Tribe’s reservation were ready to use the hay bales were injured; the tribe says cabin on Chickamauga Lake. Patricia Kay Harris; daughter, Pastor Randy Lewis officiating. and farther downstream on the and large logs stacked at the protesters reported that six He was a licensed amateur Kathy (Michael) Hagler; son, He will be laid to rest with full mil- Missouri River, as well as site to block the adjacent high- people had been bitten by secu- radio operator for many years. Franklin Ungos, both of itary honors on Wednesday, Oct. destruction of cultural arti- way. rity dogs, and at least 30 people He embraced new technologies. Cleveland; sister, Marty Davis of 26, 2016, at Chattanooga National facts, including burial sites. Protests have been going on were pepper-sprayed. He also enjoyed Sunday drives Trenton; five grandchildren: Cemetery On Monday, dozens of people in the area for months, includ- More than 260 people have into the mountains of Tennessee Nick Ungos, Tanner Ungos, The family will receive friends ing at a much larger encamp- been arrested since demonstra- and North Carolina, camping, Dylan Crabtree, Devan Bomar from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the funeral were milling around the new boating and photography. and Chase Hagler; and several home prior to the service. protest site, some cooking over ment on U.S. Army Corps of tions began in August, nearly The family held a small memo- nieces and nephews. campfires. Engineers’ land about a half- half of whom were arrested over rial service in Tavares, Fla., on The funeral will be held Loren Bagola, who joined the mile away. the weekend during a large Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016. Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2016, at protest from the Cheyenne Demonstrators do not have a protest at a pipeline construc- Baldwin Brothers Funeral and noon with the Rev. John Cain River Reservation in South federal permit to be on the tion site. Cremation Service, Tavares, Fla. officiating at Companion was in charge of arrangements. Funeral Home, 2415 Deadline approaching for holiday recipe section Policy Prescriptions: Trump and Some of the nicest things to be in the Banner office by 5 the recipe.) about the holidays — p.m. Monday (Oct. 31). If you have a good photo of the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Recipes submitted for the sec- finished dish, it will be consid- Clinton on economic growth New Year’s — are the family, tion should include all the ele- ered for publication with the WASHINGTON (AP) — Few “Our history has shown us that Wharton Budget Model indicates friends and the food shared by ments and steps needed to make recipe. A photo is not required. 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WASHINGTON (AP) — “It’s over for Obamacare,” HealthCare.gov and its state-run drop from 232 this year to 167 in of fixes, including sweetening the (423) 790.5834 Premiums will go up sharply next Republican presidential candi- counterparts do receive generous 2017, a loss of 28 percent. law’s subsidies and allowing 92 OAK ST., SW. year under President Barack date Donald Trump said at a financial assistance. “Enrollment (Insurers are counted multiple more people to qualify for finan- www.hardwickandcompany.com Obama’s health care law, and campaign rally Monday evening is concentrated among very low- times if they offer coverage in cial assistance. many consumers will be down to in Tampa, Florida. income individuals who receive more than one state. So Aetna, The law makes carrying health just one insurer, the administra- Trump said his Democratic significant government subsidies for example, would count once in insurance a legal obligation for tion confirmed Monday. That’s rival, Hillary Clinton, “wants to to reduce premiums and cost- each state that it participated in.) most people, and prohibits sure to stoke another double down and make it more sharing,” said Caroline Pearson Switching insurers may not be insurers from turning away the “Obamacare” controversy days expensive and it’s not gonna of the consulting firm Avalere simple for patients with chronic sick. It offers subsidized private before a presidential election. work. ... Our country can’t afford Health conditions. plans to people who don’t have Before taxpayer-provided sub- it, you can’t afford it.” He prom- But an estimated 5 million to 7 While many carriers are offer- coverage through their jobs, sidies, premiums for a midlevel ised his own plan would deliver million people are either not eligi- ing a choice of plan designs, along with a state option to benchmark plan will increase an “great health care at a fraction of ble for the income-based assis- most use a single prescription expand Medicaid for low-income average of 25 percent across the the cost.” tance, or they buy individual formulary and physician network people. 39 states served by the federally The new numbers aren’t too policies outside of the health across all their products, Largely as a result, the run online market, according to surprising, said Sen. Orrin law’s markets, where the subsi- explained Pearson. “So, enrollees nation’s uninsured rate has a report from the Department of Hatch, R-Utah, who chairs a dies are not available. The may need to change doctors or dropped below 9 percent, a his- Health and Human Services. committee that oversees the law. administration is urging the lat- drugs when they switch insur- torically low level. More than 21 Some states will see much bigger It “does little to dispel the notion ter group to check out ers,” she said. million people have gained cover- jumps, others less. we are seeing the law implode at HealthCare.gov. The spike in Overall, it’s shaping up to be age since the Affordable Care Act Moreover, about 1 in 5 con- the expense of middle-class fam- premiums generally does not the most difficult sign-up season passed in 2010. ©2014 sumers will have plans only from ilies.” affect the employer-provided since HealthCare.gov launched —- a single insurer to pick from, HHS essentially confirmed plans that cover most workers in 2013 and the computer sys- Online: JEWELERS after major national carriers state-by-state reports that have and their families. tem froze up. www.healthcare.gov such as UnitedHealth Group, been coming in for months. In some states, the premium Enrollment has been lower https://aspe.hhs.gov/pdf- 1721 KEITH STREET • STUART PARK PLAZA ( Humana and Aetna scaled back Window shopping for plans and increases are striking. In than initially projected, and report/health-plan-choice-and- (Next to The Town Squire) their roles. premiums is already available Arizona, unsubsidized premiums insurers say patients turned out premiums-2017-health-insur- 478-0049 • 478-0050 “Consumers will be faced this through HealthCare.gov. for a hypothetical 27-year-old to be sicker than expected. ance-marketplace LAY-AWAYS WELCOME year with not only big premium Administration officials are buying a benchmark “second- Moreover, a complex internal increases but also with a declin- stressing that subsidies provided lowest cost silver plan” will jump system to help stabilize premi- ing number of insurers partici- under the law, which are by 116 percent, from $196 to ums has not worked as hoped pating, and that will lead to a designed to rise alongside premi- $422, according to the adminis- for. tumultuous open enrollment ums, will insulate most cus- tration report. 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LU# 11465 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, October 25, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Judge faces deadline on $15B Volkswagen emissions deal SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A $5,100 to $10,000 each. settlement didn’t go far enough federal judge in San Francisco is The settlement also includes to compensate them for the facing a Tuesday deadline to $2.7 billion for unspecified envi- company’s fraud. decide whether to approve the ronmental mitigation and an Volkswagen attorney Robert largest auto-scandal settlement additional $2 billion to promote Giuffra encouraged Breyer to in U.S. history, giving most zero-emissions vehicles. approve the deal, saying it was affected Volkswagen owners the The scandal has damaged good for buyers and would help option for a vehicle buyback Volkswagen’s reputation and the company regain people’s after the company acknowledged hurt its sales. The company is trust. cheating on emissions testing still facing potentially billions The company said in April and putting dirty cars on the more in fines and penalties and that it has set aside $18.2 bil- road. possible criminal charges. lion to cover the cost of the glob- U.S. District Judge Charles Attorneys who negotiated the al scandal, which erupted in Breyer said at a hearing last settlement said it included sub- September 2015 when the U.S. week that he was strongly stantial payments to car owners Environmental Protection inclined to give the nearly $15 and had resounding support. Agency said Volkswagen had fit- billion deal final approval but More than 330,000 people ted many of its cars with soft- wanted time to consider owners’ have signed up for settlement ware to fool emissions tests. Car objections and decide whether benefits, with about 3,200 opt- owners and the U.S. he should recommend any ing out, Elizabeth Cabraser, lead Department of Justice sued. changes. attorney for the plaintiffs, told The software recognized when AP photo Breyer gave preliminary Breyer at a hearing last week. the cars were being tested on a JoYCE ERtEL hULBERt, owner of a 2015 Volkswagen Golf TDI, holds a sign while interviewed out- approval in July. It calls for the Some owners objected, saying treadmill and turned on pollu- side of the Phillip Burton Federal Building in San Francisco. A federal judge in San Francisco is facing a German automaker to spend up they should receive the full pur- tion controls. The controls were deadline on whether to approve a nearly $15 billion deal over Volkswagen's emissions cheating scandal to $10 billion to buy back or chase price of their vehicles. turned off when the cars that gives most affected car owners the option of having the company buy back their vehicles. repair about 475,000 Mark Dietrich, an Audi owner returned to the road. The EPA Volkswagens and Audi vehicles from San Francisco, told the alleged the scheme let the cars which can cause respiratory since faltered. In the first five 144,006 cars in the U.S. In the with 2-liter diesel engines and judge last week that Volkswagen spew more than 40 times the problems in humans. months of 2015, before the first five months of this year, the pay their owners an additional played owners for fools and the allowable limit of nitrogen oxide, The company’s sales have scandal, Volkswagen sold total fell 13 percent, to 125,205. Despite warnings, extremely dangerous air bags not repaired DETROIT (AP) — Owners of exposed to heat and humidity lisher of Autotrader.com, says Honda mailed Robles multi- more than 300,000 Hondas and blow apart a metal canis- it’s hard for automakers to find ple notices using an address have yet to get their air bags ter, spewing shrapnel. The owners of low-cost cars that from California registration repaired, despite warnings inflators have killed as many as are 10 or 15 years old, because data, Martin says. The car was from the automaker and regu- 16 people worldwide and many owners are young and first recalled in 2008, and lators that the inflators have injured more than 100. The move frequently or are immi- since then, Honda has sent the an extremely high chance of death of the California woman, grants who may have language four registered owners 20 let- rupturing and causing injury Delia Robles, was the 11th tied barriers. Many cars have had ters, he says. or even death. to Takata inflators in the U.S. four or more owners, making There’s no way for Honda to Last week authorities said Honda says it has mailed let- them harder to find. verify if Robles received the let- one of those air bags, equipped ters, placed Facebook ads, But because these cars are ters. Her son, Jose Contreras, with an inflator made by made telephone calls, and in so dangerous, Brauer says it’s said Friday that she never Takata Corp., ruptured and some instances has visited time to either go to everyone’s mentioned them to him. killed a California woman, owners. But the results point home or take all 300,000 off Martin says it’s not practical adding urgency to the search out that major holes remain in the road. for Honda to visit all the own- for the noncompliant vehicles. the U.S. safety recall system NHTSA doesn’t have legal ers with super-dangerous About 69 million Takata because owners can be hard to authority to order those steps, inflators. But he and other inflators have been recalled find, particularly when it spokesman Bryan Thomas Honda employees have gone to due to possible rupture. In comes to used cars that have said. The agency knows that some homes. June, government regulators changed hands multiple times. traditional ways of contacting Last summer in Torrance, AP photo said testing showed that infla- And some owners refuse to get owners haven’t been success- California, Martin spotted a In thIs nov. 20, 2014, file photo, Senate Commerce Committee tors in 313,000 older Hondas repairs done no matter how ful, and it’s working with 2002 Acura TL with a danger- member Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., displays the parts and function of a and Acuras had as high as a 50 many times they are notified. Honda on new methods, he ous air bag parked on a city defective airbag made by Takata of Japan that has been linked to percent chance of rupturing in Safety advocates have called said without offering specifics. street. He left business cards multiple deaths and injuries in cars driven in the United States, during a crash. The regulators told for laws banning the sale of NHTSA is seeking a rule and even a personal letter on the committee's hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington. Despite thou- owners of the cars to stop driv- any vehicle until recall repairs requiring automakers to notify the windshield, but heard ing them and get them are made, or a national owners by e-mail and text mes- nothing. So he went to the sands of mailed notices and warnings of grave danger, since June repaired. But four months requirement that recalls be sage, measure that some owner’s nearby home. She did- 2016, Honda is still struggling to fix 300,000 cars with super-danger- later, only 13,000 of the cars done before license plates can automakers already take vol- n’t speak English well and had ous Takata air bag inflators inside their steering wheels. Nelson says have been repaired. be renewed. But so far, there untarily. her son speak to Martin. They Honda should do more. “No responsible automaker should be so Takata uses ammonium are few such requirements. Thomas said Honda has told set up an appointment for later slow in repairing defective vehicles where there’s up to a 50 percent nitrate to create an explosion Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Florida, the agency that many of the this week to get the inflator chance a driver could be killed or seriously injured if an air bag to inflate air bags. But the says Honda should do more. 300,000 cars have been replaced. deploys,” he said in a statement. chemical can deteriorate when “No responsible automaker scrapped, but the agency should be so slow in repairing wants proof. defective vehicles where there’s Robles, 50, of Corona, up to a 50 percent chance a California, was killed Sept. 30 Don’t Ga. mobile home fire caused by wood stove kills 6 driver could be killed or seri- when her 2001 Honda Civic TRION, Ga. (AP) — A mobile State investigators on Lola Rosanna Jones and 3- ously injured if an air bag was hit head-on by a left-turn- Throw home fire in Georgia started by Monday ruled the wood stove month-old Olivia Josephina deploys,” he said in a state- ing pickup truck as she was on an improperly installed wood fire accidental. Allen said they Jones, Allen said. A cousin ment last week. her way to get a flu shot. stove killed six people, includ- determined that the wood stove spending the night, 5-year-old But Honda says it’s doing all Honda’s Martin says she Me ing four children, authorities that was installed Sunday was Jada Marie Kendrick, also it can. “It’s not for lack of bought the car in mid-2015, said Monday. placed too close to an interior died. unprecedented effort to try to likely from a small used-car The blaze happened around wall with wood paneling, and In Gwinnett County, near reach these owners,” company dealer who purchased it two Away! 10:30 p.m. Sunday in Trion, that’s what caused the fire. Atlanta, five people were killed spokesman Chris Martin said. weeks earlier at an auction, said Glenn Allen, a spokesman The blaze killed 29-year-old in a fire at a two-story house, Honda will pick up cars and which only dealers normally for the state fire marshal’s Mirion Bradley Jones and his Gwinnett County Capt. Tommy drop off a loaner, says Martin, attend. While most automakers office. Earlier Sunday, five peo- 22-year-old wife Demi Rutledge told WSB-TV who adds that Honda has parts require new-car dealers to fix I’m ple were killed in an unrelated Josephine Jones, along with (http://2wsb.tv/2dzbRot ). The ready to repair all the danger- used cars subject to a recall, house fire in Atlanta’s north- their children: 5-year-old Clair cause of that fire has not been ous cars. independent dealers don’t have Recyclable! eastern suburbs. McKenzie Jones, 3-year-old determined. Karl Brauer, executive pub- to.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Liane enthusiasm for voting has ing the edge, it seems,” said that debate about Trump’s Golightly has finally decided who recently increased among young Galen Mosher, 30, a lighting behavior made them less likely to she’ll vote for on Election Day. African-Americans, 49 percent of technician from Sandy, Oregon, support the GOP nominee. Hillary Clinton is not a choice the whom say they will definitely vote who voted for Clinton’s primary Most young people weren’t 30-year-old Republican would in November after only 39 per- rival, Vermont Sen. Bernie turned off by Clinton calling have predicted, nor one that cent said so in September. Just Sanders. some Trump supporters excites her. But the former sup- over half of young whites, and Mosher, who is white, said he “deplorable” in September. Sixty- porter of Ohio Gov. John Kasich about 4 in 10 Hispanics and got behind Clinton once she won two percent of young adults, says it’s the only choice she can Asian-Americans, say they will the Democratic nomination, including 82 percent of African- make. definitely vote. because “at least she’s a step” Americans, three-quarters of “I kind of wish it were some- GenForward is a survey of toward the free college tuition Latinos and Asian-Americans body else, somebody that I could adults age 18 to 30 by the Black and higher taxes for wealthy peo- and 51 percent of whites said really get behind 100 percent,” Youth Project at the University of ple that Sanders had proposed. they agree with her assessment. said Golightly, an educator from Chicago with the Associated The poll also provides evidence The poll also found that 45 per- Monroe, Michigan. She’s voting Press-NORC Center for Public that Trump’s behavior toward cent of young adults have a favor- for Clinton, she said, only Affairs Research. The first-of-its- women has hurt him among able view of Clinton, while just 17 because she can’t stomach kind poll pays special attention young voters, while Clinton’s percent say the same of Trump. “childish” Donald Trump. to the voices of young adults of characterization of a large por- Conversely, half have an unfavor- Like Golightly, many young color, highlighting how race and tion of the New York billionaire’s able view of Clinton and 77 per- voters are coming over to Clinton ethnicity shape the opinions of a supporters as “deplorable” did cent have that view of Trump. in the closing stretch of the 2016 new generation. not damage her candidacy. Young whites say they have a campaign, according to a new Overall, Clinton leads Trump The GenForward survey more favorable view of Clinton GenForward poll of Americans among young likely voters 60 included interviews both before now than going into the fall. AP Photo/Jay LaPrete, File 18 to 30. percent to 19 percent, with 12 and after the release of a 2005 Among that group, three-quar- DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL candidate Hillary Clinton takes a Driving the shift are white vot- percent supporting Libertarian recording on which Trump brags ters have an unfavorable view of photo with supporters after speaking at Fort Hayes Vocational School ers, who were divided between nominee Gary Johnson and 6 about sexually assaulting Trump now, up from 67 percent in Columbus, Ohio on June 21. A new poll finds that young voters are the two candidates just a month percent behind the Green Party’s women. But support for Trump in September. starting to come through for Clinton, particularly among whites ages ago and were more likely to sup- Jill Stein. If Clinton and Trump didn’t shift among young voters The survey also showed young 18 to 30. port GOP nominee Mitt Romney receive that level of support on overall or among young whites whites are slightly less likely to than President Barack Obama in Election Day, Clinton would after the tape was released, sug- see Trump as qualified to be centage points. Online: 2012. match Obama’s level of 2012 gesting the shift in young whites president, down from 30 percent The survey was paid for by the GenForward polls: — In the new GenForward survey, while Trump would fall short of to Clinton came first. in September to 24 percent. Black Youth Project at the http://www.genforwardsurvey.c Clinton leads among all young Romney’s. All of the poll interviews, how- —- University of Chicago, using om/ whites 35 percent to 22 percent, It’s not necessarily because ever, were conducted after the The poll of 1,832 adults age grants from the John D. and Black Youth Project: — and by a 2-to-1 margin among they like Clinton, but is never- first presidential debate, when 18-30 was conducted Oct. 1-14 Catherine T. MacArthur http://blackyouthproject.com/ those who are likely to vote. Clinton theless a late sign of strength Clinton told the story of former using a sample drawn from the Foundation and the Ford AP-NORC: — held a consistent advantage among among a voting bloc that the for- Miss Universe Alicia Machado probability-based GenForward Foundation. http://www.apnorc.org/ young African-Americans, Asian- mer secretary of state has strug- and Trump’s assessment of her panel, which is designed to be Respondents were first select- Americans and Hispanics in earlier gled to win over. as a “Miss Piggy” after she gained representative of the U.S. young ed randomly using address- GenForward polls, as she does in “There’s a gray area with her, weight. Most young people adult population. The margin of based sampling methods, and the new survey. where maybe she hasn’t broken across racial and ethnic lines say sampling error for all respon- later interviewed online or by The new poll also suggests any laws, but she’s always skirt- that Clinton’s accusations in dents is plus or minus 3.8 per- phone. On Trump, Sen. McConnell has gone from quiet to mum WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate ultimately accept the results. think Sen. McConnell’s neutrali- In June, McConnell withdrew their endorsements of Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Despite a lifetime in public serv- ty gives his caucus maximum denounced Trump’s attacks on Trump over the tape, while oth- has never had much to say about ice, McConnell has offered no flexibility to adopt whatever posi- an American-born judge of ers stuck with him. Still others DON’S Donald Trump. But lately, he reaction, passing up the oppor- tion on Trump best reflects their Mexican heritage. The next wavered back and forth; Sen. has fallen completely silent. tunity to defend the nation’s own states and their own politi- month, he defended a young Mike Crapo of Idaho became the FENCE CO. On the few occasions when the democratic institutions. cal situations.” Muslim-American man who was latest Monday to announce he Since 1961 Republican leader has appeared Allies argue that for the 74- McConnell endorsed Trump killed fighting for the country in would be voting for Trump publicly in his home state of year-old McConnell, there is lit- immediately after the billionaire Iraq, after Trump criticized the despite having previously ALL TYPES Kentucky this month, he’s either tle upside in saying anything clinched the GOP nomination in soldier’s parents over their declared he was withdrawing his OF FENCING avoided answering reporters’ more about Trump at this point. May, indulging none of the appearance at the Democratic endorsement. questions, or explicitly refused to Any stance he might adopt wavering or public soul-search- National Convention. Ryan announced after the tape 479-6212 address the topic he acknowl- could cause complications for ing of his GOP House counter- After the release of an Access became public that he would no edged was on everyone’s mind: vulnerable GOP senators and part, Speaker Paul Ryan of Hollywood tape on Oct. 7 with longer defend Trump or cam- &