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By Patrick McCreless What to donate: hygiene Debris is [email protected] products and baby formula scattered over | @PCNHPatrickM Where to bring it: 7106 Laird St. a neighborhood When it will be delivered: where homes PANAMA CITY — Resi- March 16 were destroyed NATION | A4 dents in Lee County, Alabama, by a tornado a cared for Greg “Fitzdogg” day earlier in TWISTER KILLS Fitzgerald and his family after Beauregard, Hurricane Michael destroyed on Sunday, he decided to Ala., Monday. 10 RELATIVES their Mexico Beach home. return the help he was shown. [AP PHOTO/DAVID When Fitzgerald learned a GOLDMAN] IN ONE FAMILY tornado ravaged that county See TORNADO, A6

Hero in an 8-year-old Trump still hopes for NKorea deal

President optimistic walked away from negotia- in face of reports tions at their high-profile about activity at meeting in Vietnam. He rocket site said then that the North’s concessions on its nuclear By Deb Riechmann program weren’t enough and Matthew Lee to warrant sanctions relief, The Associated Press and he said Wednesday he’d be unhappy if reports prove WASHINGTON — Sat- true that Kim is rebuilding a ellite photos showing new launch site after promising activity at a North Korean in Vietnam to extend his ban rocket launch site raised on nuclear and rocket tests. fresh doubts Wednes- “I would be very, very day that Kim Jong Un will disappointed in Chairman ever give up his drive for Kim,” Trump said when nuclear weapons, yet talks reporters asked him about continue and President reports of new work at the Donald Trump said he Sohae Satellite Launch was still hoping for the Station, which is tucked Laura Moore spends a moment hugging her daughter Taylor as the two snuggle up with a large stuffed agreement that eluded into the hills northwest of bear wearing a fi refi ghter helmet on March 6 at Fire Station #1 in Panama City. The Panama City Fire the leaders at last week’s Pyongyang. “I don’t think Department recognized the 8-year-old as a hero and presented her with a retired fi refi ghter helmet that summit. I will be” disappointed, was signed by the staff. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] The president said his Trump said, “but we’ll see relationship with the North what happens.” Korean leader remains Helmet a token of “good” even though Trump See NKOREA, A6 bravery for ill child

By Katie Landeck @PCNHKatieL | BUSINESS | A7 [email protected] WHY DOES PANAMA CITY — As an infant, Taylor Kent Moore THE TRADE had to wear a helmet. Doc- tor’s orders. DEFICIT Adorned with a “big old bow” on top, the helmet KEEP helped with a rare genetic dis- order Taylor, now 8, was born RISING? with called tuberous sclerosis complex. “We didn’t even get to take it off to bathe,” her mom, Laura Moore, said. “It was Men impersonated the summer too; it was hot.” But on Wednesday, Taylor got a helmet she didn’t want Laura Moore adjusts the visor on a fi refi ghter helmet for Taylor Moore law enforcement, to take off — even it was a on March 6 at Fire Station #1 in Panama City. The Panama City Fire little heavy, and has seen Department recognized the 8-year-old as a hero and presented her more than its share of heat. with a retired fi refi ghter helmet that was signed by the staff. shot at home As part of the Lids for Kids program in a special ceremony, Taylor was named an years ago, after his own son Lids 4 Kids Founder News Herald Staff Report with trespassing on honorary Panama City fire- fought and won a battle with Shanen French is always property (armed), imper- fighter and given a helmet leukemia. It left him with a looking for deserving YOUNGSTOWN — Two sonating a law enforcement fitting of the designation fire to do something for other children to give a helmet men employed with a local officer, criminal mischief — plus, a T-shirt and a bear children fighting day after day to. For more information security company alleg- ($1,000 or more), and firing larger than her for good mea- with challenging illnesses. or to nominate a child, go edly passed themselves a missile into a dwell- sure. She is, after all, a rock These kids were his heroes, to lids-4-kids.org. off as law enforcement ing. Allen was arrested in star, as program organizer he said, his inspiration, and officers when they were Seminole County and will Shanen French named her. he wanted to make sure they found shooting at a house need to be extradited to Bay “If it makes her feel good, knew that. and barn in Youngstown. County. it’s priceless,” French said. De’Vonte Allen and French started the program See HERO, A6 Sergio Otano were charged See SHOOTING, A6

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Actor Actor Peter Sarsgaard is 48. broken up at the Edmund PIE, COFFEE & COMMUNITY: thew Fisher (Procol Harum) Nick Searcy is Actor TJ Thyne is 44. Actress Pettus Bridge in Selma, 1-5:30 p.m. at the at The is 73. Rhythm-and-blues Scott 60. Singer- Laura Prepon is 39. Alabama, by state troopers Panama City Publishing singer-musician Ernie actress and a sheriff's posse in what Co. Museum in Historic St. Isley (The Isley Brothers) Taylor Dayne is 57. Actor Send your birthday came to be known as "Bloody Andrews to celebrate Pi Day. is 67. Rock musician Kenny Bill Brochtrup is 56. Author information and photo to Sunday." Enjoy a slice of homemade Aronoff (BoDeans, John E.L. James is 56. Author Bret [email protected]. 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Saturday, March 16 DOTHAN GEM & MINERAL SHOW: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Houston County Farm Center, 1701 E. Cottonwood Road, Dothan, Alabama. Featuring Justin Smith minerals, fossils, lapidary, a silent auction, jewelry and LOTTERY door prizes. Free admis- Fantasy 5: 01-15-16-29-34 sion and parking. Details at Mega Millions: 15-20-32-37- 334-673-3554 or wiregrass- 52; Mega Ball: 6; Megaplier: rockhounds.com 5; estimated jackpot: $40 THIRD ANNUAL ST. PATRICK'S million DAY PUB CRAWL: 5-10 p.m. in Pick 2 Evening: 5-7 Historic St. Andrews; hosted Pick 2 Midday: 4-6 by the Panama City Publish- Pick 3 Evening: 5-6-9 ing Museum to help fund Pick 3 Midday: 4-1-9 historic preservation efforts. Pick 4 Evening: 4-6-5-2 The 20th annual James Pick 4 Midday: 7-8-0-7 McVeigh Sr. St. Patrick’s Day Pick 5 Evening: 7-1-5-9-4 March is at 5 p.m. down Bay- Matt Weaver shared this photo in the Panama City Fishing Facebook group and said, “Cold Pick 5 Midday: 2-7-7-2-0 view Ave., led by the Panama morning on the water. Only got one bite, but it was a good one. Should be layin those eggs Powerball: Estimated jack- City Pipes & Drums. soon.” [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] pot: $381 million

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* ** A4 Thursday, March 7, 2019 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD ‘It really hasn’t fully hit me yet’

Family devastated than a half-dozen bodies after losing 10 or fatally injured residents relatives in tornado along Lee County 39, the road where so many of the By Jay Reeves family members died. The Associated Press “It bothers me, but it had to be done,” said Reese, who BEAUREGARD, Ala. — lives about 2 miles away. He Cousins Cordarrly Jones arrived in his truck after the and Demetria Jones have a twister passed and climbed hard time counting all the over downed trees and power relatives they lost to a mon- lines to get to the scene. ster tornado that wiped out a Reese’s friend Dexter Nor- rural community in Alabama. wood said he found three Their grandparents, more bodies and the severed 89-year-old Jimmy Jones leg of a woman. and 83-year-old Mary Louise “I keep seeing it. I ain’t Jones, were killed in their slept worth a crap,” said home on a two-lane road Norwood, 46. He suffered a where most everyone shares fractured vertebra when the family ties. twister hit the mobile home The couple’s son Emman- he shared with his wife, but uel Jones, a 53-year-old uncle he said both are fine. to the cousins, is gone too. The bloated corpse of a Also dead, they said, were gray horse lay on the ground seven cousins by both blood beside the couple’s home. and marriage: Eric Jamal Norwood said he had to Stenson, 38; Florel Tate Demetria Jones, right, and his cousin, Cordarrly Jones, walk through the damaged neighborhood euthanize the animal after Stenson; 63; Henry Lewis Tuesday where they said they lost 10 relatives in a tornado in Beauregard, Ala. [DAVID GOLDMAN/THE the storm because it suffered Stenson; 65; James Henry ASSOCIATED PRESS] a serious leg injury. Tate, 86; Tresia Robinson, The extent of the damage 62; Raymond Robinson Jr., Demetria Jones, 28. “It’s killed 24 people in Moore, and whining chain saws. and death left him shaken. 63; and Maggie Delight Rob- devastating.” Oklahoma. The enormous Sheriff Jay Jones said the list “I never thought I’d see it,” inson, 57. With winds of as much as twister apparently churned of the missing shrunk from he said. “It’s rough.” Stunned by the loss of 10 170 mph, the deadliest U.S. for about 70 miles, cross- dozens to just seven or eight. The Jones cousins, who relatives and worried about tornado in nearly six years ing the state line and ending Richard Tate, who is part of survived at least in part still more who are hospital- rolled mobile homes across in neighboring Georgia, the the same family and lost four because don’t live on the ized with serious injuries, fields and caused even brick National Weather Service close relatives, said he was road where their relatives the cousins stood Tuesday homes to collapse into unrec- said. Government teams that lucky to be alive. “It could died, said they had to talk amid the wreckage of a row ognizable heaps. At least 23 surveyed Sunday’s damage have taken all of us the way it their way past police bar- of family homes in tiny Beau- people were killed, some of confirmed there was an out- was moving,” said Tate, who ricades to get to the scene. regard, near the Georgia state them children. The full scale break of at least 20 twisters was inside his home with his Officers, they said, kept line. of the loss came into focus in Florida, Alabama, Florida wife when the structure was asking for something to “It really hasn’t fully hit with the release of the names and South Carolina. destroyed. prove they were related to me yet. I’m still trying to of the dead. The youngest On Tuesday, the search Bernard Reese, a distant the victims. process it,” said Cordarrly victim was 6, the oldest 89. for bodies, pets and belong- relative of the Jones cousins, “I just had to tell them that Jones, 29. It was the deadliest tor- ings continued in and around picked through the remains everything that proves who I “Everybody in this area nado to hit the U.S. since May Beauregard amid the din of of his aunt’s house on Tues- am is out on that road,” Cor- just about was related,” said 2013, when an EF5 twister beeping heavy machinery day. He said he found more darrly Jones said. DATELINES

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Federal prosecutors agreed Wednesday to drop all felony U.S. wildlife officials plan to lift protections for gray The lawyer for a senior executive of Chinese corruption charges against former Rep. Aaron Schock wolves across the Lower 48 states, re-igniting the legal tech giant Huawei arrested in Canada on a U.S. if he pays tens of thousands to the IRS and campaign battle over a predator that’s running into conflicts with extradition warrant said Wednesday that comments committees, a dramatic reversal the Illinois Republican farmers and ranchers as its numbers rebound in some by President Donald Trump suggest the case against said proved he was targeted by a prosecutor looking for regions. The proposal would give states the authority her is politically motivated. Attorney Richard Peck “stardom.” Schock resigned from Congress in 2015 amid to hold wolf hunting and trapping seasons. It was referred to Trump’s comments during a brief court scrutiny of his spending, including decorating his office announced Wednesday by acting Interior Secretary appearance by Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou. Canada in the style of the “Downton Abbey” TV series. [ASHLEE David Bernhardt at a wildlife conference in Denver. arrested Meng, the daughter of Huawei’s founder, on REZIN/CHICAGO SUN-TIMES] [DAVE KETTERING/TELEGRAPH HERALD] Dec. 1. [DARRYL DYCK/THE CANADIAN PRESS]

WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. WASHINGTON LONDON BERLIN JERUSALEM Prosecutor, defense at odds More migrants crossing US UK jury convicts man in acid Police: Dead gardener Israeli panel won’t bar Jewish on motorist’s death southern border in large groups attack on 3-year-old son targeted enemies with bombs radicals from election

Prosecutors and defense The number of migrant A jury in central England German police on Wednes- Israel’s central elections attorneys agree that it is a families crossing the south- on Wednesday convicted a day urged anyone who had committee on Wednesday tragedy that former Florida west border is again breaking father of enlisting men to a conflict with a recently paved the way for a Jewish police officer Nouman Raja records, and the crush is attack his 3-year-old son deceased man to be wary, ultranationalist party to fatally shot stranded motor- overwhelming border agents with a corrosive acid amid after a doctor was killed and participate in April’s par- ist Corey Jones on a darkened and straining facilities, offi- a custody battle with the a mother and daughter were liamentary vote, narrowly highway off ramp almost cials said. child’s mother. injured by bombs appar- rejecting an attempt to dis- four years ago. More than 76,000 The jury found the ently planted by him before qualify its leaders on the But as the jury in Raja’s migrants crossed the U.S.- 40-year-old man and five he died. grounds that they incite trial saw Wednesday, they Mexico border last month, others guilty of conspiracy Westpfalz police spokes- racism against Arabs. disagree on just about every- more than double the number with intent to “burn, maim or man Bernhard Christian The committee, made thing else. Who was the from the same period last disfigure.” The boy suffered Erfort told The Associated up of representatives from aggressor? Did Jones point his year. Most were families serious injuries on his face Press his office has received parties in the current Par- legally possessed handgun at coming in ever-increas- and arm when sulfuric acid more than 60 calls to a hot- liament, voted 16-15 against Raja and, if so, did the officer ingly large groups — there was thrown on him inside a line since it was established motions to disqualify Jewish provoke him? Did Raja fire at were 70 groups of more store in July. Monday, primarily from Power party leaders Michael Jones as he ran away? Was than 100 people in the past Prosecutors alleged the people worried about con- Ben Ari and Itamar Ben Gvir. race an issue? Jones was black; few months, and they cross father wanted more contact tact they’d had with gardener Jewish Power’s leaders are Raja is of South Asian descent. illegally in extremely rural with his son and organized Bernhard Graumann, who successors of the late rabbi All are questions for the locations with few agents the plot to manufacture evi- was found dead in his bed Meir Kahane, who advocated jury tasked with deciding and staff. There were only 13 dence the child’s mother was in the southwestern town of theforcedremovalofPalestin- whether Raja, 41, is guilty of large groups during the pre- unfit to care for him. Mehlingen on Friday. ians and a Jewish theocracy. manslaughter and attempted vious budget year, and only The father was sentenced murder. two the year before. to 16 years in prison. The Associated Press

* ** The News Herald | Thursday, March 7, 2019 A5 Gov. tours tornado damage, search for victims ends By Kim Chandler and Jay Reeves The Associated Press

BEAUREGARD, Ala. — Alabama’s governor walked a country road lined with shattered mobile homes Wednes- day as the search for victims of a monstrous tornado ended and residents salvaged what they could from the rubble and planned funerals for the Jessica Taylor prays in front of a cross for Jonathan 23 dead. Bowen, 9, at a makeshift memorial for the victims of a “Y’all, it’s horrendous, tornado, Wednesday in Beauregard, Ala. [DAVID GOLDMAN/ absolutely horrendous,” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Gov. Kay Ivey said after touring some of the Lee County Sheriff Jay Service has confirmed worst devastation in an Jones said the final seven at least 34 tornadoes hit area of Lee County where people on officials’ list Alabama, Georgia, Flor- “nothing’s left standing, of the missing had been ida and South Carolina on everything’s in shreds.” accounted for and were Sunday. Ivey signed a disaster alive. The twister that assistance agreement “We are still in standby smashed Beauregard was with the Federal Emer- mode on the outside the deadliest U.S. tor- gency Management chance they find some- nado in nearly six years. Agency and ordered state body else, which is not The weather service flags flown at half-staff likely,” County Coroner said it remained on the until sunset Sunday. Bill Harris told a news ground for an hour and As Ivey surveyed the conference. 16 minutes, crossing the damage, residents picked The dead included four Chattahoochee River into through mounds of splin- children, the youngest western Georgia along a tered lumber, twisted being a 6-year-old boy, path stretching roughly metal and broken glass and a couple in their 80s. 70 miles (112 kilometers). that had once been their And 10 victims belonged That meant the tornado homes. to a single extended traveled at an average “It’s not just an anal- family . At least two speed of nearly 55 mph ogy — it’s their lives funerals were scheduled (90 kph). that are in pieces,” Brian for Thursday, with many And though it lost some Hastings, director of more to follow soon after. intensity entering Geor- the Alabama Emergency Pope Francis sent con- gia, the twister injured Management Agency, dolences Wednesday seven people but caused told the governor. to tornado victims in a no deaths in the neigh- The huge EF4 tornado telegram to the bishop boring state. struck the rural com- of Mobile, Alabama, the “Typically, in the munity of Beauregard on Most Rev. Thomas Rodi. Southern plains of the Sunday afternoon, blast- The pope said he was U.S. in what they call the ing an area nearly a mile saddened to learn of the traditional tornado alley, wide with 170 mph (270 “tragic loss of life and that would be a fast for- kph) winds. injuries.” ward speed,” said Chris The death toll stood at Meanwhile, President Darden, meteorologist 23 as officials announced Donald Trump said he in charge of the weather Wednesday that the will survey the damage service’s Birmingham search for victims had Friday. office, noting how fast ended after two full days. The National Weather the storm was moving.

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and she always will have HERO seizures as a result, her Zuckerberg: Facebook will mom said. She’s been in From Page A1 and out of the hospital more than her fair share. be more focused on privacy Every day is different, It was around this time her mom said. Some- By Michael Liedtke their intimate thoughts continue growing and be leaky privacy controls. that the lifelong firefighter times she’s performing an The Associated Press and pictures shielded by increasingly important.” That included the sharing came across another prob- impromptu dance recital, encryption in ways that Critics aren’t convinced of personal information lem and a solution. dressed in a recital outfit SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook itself can’t read. Zuckerberg is truly com- from as many as 87 mil- Firefighters, he said, love and tap shoes singing in the Mark Zuckerberg said But Zuckerberg didn’t mitted to meaningful lion users with a political their helmets and hate to living room. Other times, Facebook will start to suggest any changes to change. data-mining firm that throw them away. In fact, like during the ceremony, emphasize new privacy- Facebook’s core news- “This does nothing to worked for the 2016 he’s seen guys take them she’s too shy to offer more shielding messaging feed-and-groups-based address the ad targeting Trump campaign. out of the dumpsters, which than a quiet thank you. services, a shift apparently service, or to Instagram’s and information collec- Since the 2016 election, is a bit of problem because Pretty normal for an intended to blunt both social network, currently tion about individuals,” Facebook has also taken like most things the hel- 8-year-old. criticism of the company’s the fastest growing part said Jen King, director of flak for the way Russian mets have a shelf life. The But after everything data handling and poten- of the company. Face- consumer privacy at Stan- agents used its service solution with which the she’s been through, to tial antitrust action. book pulls in gargantuan ford Law School’s Center to target U.S. voters fire department had gone wake up smiling every day In effect, the Face- profits by selling ads tar- for Internet and Soci- with divisive messages was to crush them, but that takes courage that exceeds book co-founder and geted with the information ety. “It’s great for your and being a conduit for didn’t sit right either. what’s normal, Fire Chief CEO promised to trans- it amasses on its users and relationship with other political misinformation. So French came up with Alexander Baird said. form a service known for others they know. people. It doesn’t do any- Zuckerberg faced two days the idea to clean them up “She does what she devouring the personal “It’s not that I think the thing for your relationship of congressional inter- and give them away to has to do to live with it, information shared by more public tools will go with Facebook itself.” rogation over these and the children who inspire knowing that it’s going to its users. Going forward, away,” Zuckerberg said in Zuckerberg laid out his other subjects last April; him, but who also might challenge her every day,” he said, it will emphasize an interview Wednesday vision in a Wednesday he acknowledged and sometimes need a token Baird said. “When we look giving people more ways with The Associated Press. blog post , following a apologized for Facebook’s of bravery. for heroes, we look for to communicate in truly “All indications that Face- rocky two-year battering privacy breakdowns in the “There are no words,” that. We look for people private fashion, with book and Instagram will over revelations about its past. Taylor’s mom said after a who are brave.” long pause. “It’s, it’s the With that, he presented most awesome, amaz- her with a certificate and help our neighbors because of Panama City Beach. Foundation of East Ala- ing program that they’ve the prized helmet that she TORNADO we certainly under- Creech had moved to bama and are working done and to think that repeatedly declined to take stand what they’re going Beauregard, Alabama, with our friends at I Care someone would think that off. From Page A1 through.” after her Panama City Atlanta and the Doraville our child is deserving of People can contact Fitzgerald said the plan Beach home was damaged Police Department to help this, it’s amazing. We’re French at the fire depart- “There were so many is to ship all the donations by the hurricane. them get out there and do just normal people, walk- ment to nominate other people there who opened to the survivors March 16. Another former Bay some search and rescue as ing through the world.” children. French hopes up for me and my family,” Two Men and a Truck are County resident, Felicia well as clean up,” Jennings Taylor always will have to honor two children a said Fitzgerald, director of also a part of the campaign. Woodall, 22, also was killed said. tuberous sclerosis, a month, and is in the process operations at Magic Broad- Fitzgerald noted survi- by the tornado. Woodall Jennings said he didn’t condition that causes of expanding the program casting in Bay County. “If vors need certain specific lived in Panama City for plan to send any volunteers non-cancerous tumors, throughout the Southeast. I can’t do anything to help donations. years and recently had though because it appeared out our neighbors, I don’t “I called the government bought a home in Beaure- Alabama churches and need to be in radio.” offices in Lee County and gard with her fiance Ryan other nonprofits had the The residents noticed To help the tornado talked with the captain Pence, 22, who also was resources and manpower SHOOTING the glass in the back door survivors, Fitzgerald has of the police department killed. to handle charity work for of their home was broken opened Magic Broad- there and he said they Chris Jennings, presi- the disaster. From Page A1 and while the men denied casting’s office lobby for already had more bottled dent and founder of All Meanwhile, Jennings’ shooting into the home, donations. Magic Broad- water than they need,” he Things PCB Outreach, nonprofit continues to help multiple bullet holes casting, located at 7106 said. “He said what they said his nonprofit has with hurricane relief work, Late last month, resi- were found. According Laird St., runs several radio really need are hygiene started assisting the tor- most recently by helping dents of a Merlin Road to BCSO, the men said stations such as Island 106, products and baby nado recovery. Jennings Bay District Schools. property in Youngstown they would document the 97X, Talk 101 and Wild formula.” said many Alabamians “We just made a $1,000 came home to allegedly bullet holes, but instead Willie 100.1. The EF4 tornado killed came to help with Hur- donation to Bay Dis- find Allen and Otano in fled in a silver Chevy “We started today and 23 people and crushed ricane Michael recovery, trict Schools to help their their backyard shooting Malibu. we’ve already started dozens of homes in a so it was only right for his teachers get back some into their barn, according Digging by BCSO receiving donations,” mile-wide, 70-mile-long group to return the favor. of what they lost in their to the Bay County Sher- turned up Allen, who Fitzgerald said Wednes- path. Among those killed “We’ve sent a dona- classrooms from the iff’s Office. The two men used to work for a secu- day. “My main focus is to was Sheila Creech, 59, tion to the Community storm,” Jennings said. were dressed like "law rity company on a enforcement" in all black, temporary basis. Allen’s with a bullet-proof vest, social media account led firearms and patches on them to the second man, their shoulders, and they Otano. Neither worked identified themselves as for Panama City Police such, saying they were or Code Enforcement. at the property "search- According to BCSO, ing for looting since the Allen and Otano were storm," according to working for a local secu- court records. They said rity firm and were waiting they had permission to on their clearance to work be on the property, first for FEMA as security per- saying they were code sonnel in the area. Otano enforcement, then saying was taken into custody they worked for Panama when he arrived to work City Police. at the security firm.

Meanwhile, 38 North, NKOREA a website specializing in North Korea studies, said From Page A1 commercial satellite imagery indicates the rebuilding started between Feb. 16 and Past administrations dis- March 2. And the Center covered the perils of trying for Strategic and Interna- to do business with North tional Studies, a think tank Korea, which has a history in Washington, issued of backing out of agree- another report saying ments. Trump believes his satellite imagery taken discussions will be different Saturday — just two days because Kim he has publicly after the summit ended announced his desire to — showed North Korea focus on economic devel- “pursuing a rapid rebuild- opment in his reclusive ing” of the rocket site. nation, which is suffering Some analysts think the under harsh U.S. and inter- work is a signal that Kim is national sanctions. getting ready to conduct Trump has favored direct more tests, but others sug- talks with Kim, but with gest he’s just registering his no third summit under disappointment that no discussion right now, the agreement was reached at next stage of negotiations the summit. Trump him- is likely to be conducted self added to the confusion, at lower levels. Trump’s saying his administration envoy to North Korea, had a hand in the report on Steve Biegun, had lunch Sohae being made public. Wednesday at the State “It’s a very early report. Department with his coun- We’re the ones that put it terparts from Japan and out,” Trump said without South Korea. The South elaborating. Koreans have proposed Joel Wit, a North Korea semiofficial three-way proliferation expert who talks with the United States helped negotiate with and North Korea as it works North Korea in the mid- to put nuclear diplomacy 1990s, said the new work back on track. at Sohae is Kim’s way of Suh Hoon, the director showing that he’s “get- of South Korea’s National ting impatient with lack of Intelligence Service, told progress in negotiations.” his nation’s lawmakers on “We have to watch to see Tuesday what else happens,” Wit in Seoul that North Korea said. “It’s a space launch was restoring facilities at a facility and has been used rocket launch site it had to send satellites into space. dismantled last year in a ... Problem is, some of the goodwill measure. technologies are the same.” * ** The News Herald | Thursday, March 7, 2019 A7

WHAT TO WATCH FOR TODAY

• Commerce Department releases BUSINESS international trade data for January.

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• Exxon Mobil Corp., down The Cape Kortia container ship heads into the Port of Tacoma on Tuesday in Commencement Bay. The Health care companies 91 cents to $79.28: The U.S. trade deﬁcit jumped nearly 19 percent in December, pushing the trade imbalance for all of 2018 led U.S. stocks broadly energy company plans to to widen to a decade-long high of $621 billion. The gap with China on goods widened to an all-time lower Wednesday, giving increase its capital spend- record of $419.2 billion. [TED S. WARREN/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] the market its third ing by about $4 billion in straight loss. 2019. Technology and energy • Abercrombie & Fitch Co., stocks also bore the brunt up $4.35 to $25.70: The of the selling, offsetting retailer’s Hollister brand gains in materials and helped push an important utilities companies. Sev- sales measure higher in Mind the gap eral retailers also rose. the fourth quarter. Smaller companies fell more than the rest of the BRIEFCASE Does a record-breaking to the trend: During 2018, spend, including on imports, market. US trade deficit American companies that is generally a healthy eco- The latest market slide WASHINGTON really matter? import goods from China nomic sign. cameasinvestorsweighed US businesses added appeared to accelerate their a new survey indicating 183,000 jobs last month By Josh Boak spending on them to avoid ARE TRADE GAPS BAD a lower-than-expected The Associated Press Trump’s future import taxes. FOR THE ECONOMY? gain in hiring by pri- U.S. businesses added a Here is a look at the trade vate U.S. companies last solid 183,000 jobs in Feb- WASHINGTON — The deficit and its causes and Not always. month and data showing ruary, a private survey U.S. trade deficit reached its effects: In the accounting for the nation’s trade deficit found, a sign that com- highest sum ever last year, the nation’s gross domes- widened to a decade-long panies are continuing to defying President Donald WHAT IS tic product — the broadest high in December. The hire even as economic Trump’s efforts and prom- THE TRADE GAP? gauge of the economy — a discouraging reports growth is likely slowing. ises to shrink it through his trade deficit does subtract come ahead of a key gov- Payroll processor ADP economic policies. The irony Trump often misrepre- from growth. But last year’s ernment report on jobs said Wednesday that last is that those policies likely sents the trade deficit. He higher U.S. trade gap Friday. month’s job gains were contributed to the deficit. has frequently labeled it an resulted mainly from the “The market is going down from the 300,000 Trump entered office outright economic loss. economy’s strength, notably through a natural diges- added in January, a figure insisting that decades of “We’ve been losing, on robust spending on imports. tion process,” said Sam that was revised up trade gaps had crushed the average, $375 billion a year Indeed, the last time the Stovall, chief investment sharply from 213,000. It U.S. economy and that he with China,” the president trade deficit narrowed by a strategist at CFRA. “Some was also below last year’s would forge new agree- said in February, referring significant amount, it was people could be worry- average monthly gain of ments that would diminish to the 2017 deficit in goods because the economy was ing that maybe we are about 235,000. the deficits. between the United States mired in a devastating down- getting closer to an eco- Hiring occurred It hasn’t happened. and China. That imbalance turn — the Great Recession, nomic slowdown than we across all major indus- The government said surged to $419.2 billion in which lasted from late 2007 thought.” tries tracked by ADP, Wednesday that the U.S. 2018 under Trump’s watch. to mid-2009. The trade gap The S&P 500 dropped including professional trade gap in goods and ser- Yet the trade gap isn’t in goods sank 38 percent in 18.20 points, or 0.7 per- and business services, vices reached $621 billion an outright loss. It simply 2009 to $503.6 billion. By cent, to 2,771.45. The which includes high- last year, its highest total reflects the greater value contrast, in 2018, after years benchmark index is now paying fields such as since 2008. And the U.S. of what the United States of economic expansion, the on track for its first weekly accounting and engineer- deficits in goods with China imports compared to what gap in goods had swollen to decline since January. ing, and which gained and Mexico surged to record it exports. And it’s not nec- a record $878.7 billion. The Dow Jones Indus- 49,000 jobs. Education highs. essarily a cause for concern. trial Average fell 133.17 and health care added As president, Trump’s Last year’s trade defi- DID ANYTHING ELSE points, or 0.5 percent, to 37,000. Construction signature effort to cit paid for smartphones, WIDEN THE GAP? 25,673.46. The Nasdaq gained 25,000 jobs and stimulate U.S. growth — kitchen appliances, clothing, composite lost 70.44 manufacturing 17,000. deficit-funded tax cuts auto parts and a whole range Kimberly Clausing, an points, or 0.9 percent, — likely helped fuel the of goods that were made economist at Reed College, to 7,505.92. The Russell PARIS willingness of American more affordable because of points to a sharp increase 2000 index of smaller World growth forecasts corporations and house- China’s lower manufactur- in government borrowing. companies gave up 31.46 cut amid trade concerns holds to spend, including ing costs. Those lower costs The tax cuts that Trump points, or 2 percent, to on imported goods. That have indeed contributed to signed into law reduced fed- 1,536.82. A top economic watch- is especially true at a time the loss of U.S. factories to eral revenue by 1 percent of Disappointing dog has cut its forecasts when much of the rest of foreign countries and dev- GDP. This meant the United economic reports, uncer- for global economic the economic world has astated vast swaths of the States had to resort to addi- tainty over trade and fears growth due to the impact weakened and is less likely industrial Midwest . But tional borrowing to help of a slowdown in eco- of trade disputes, Brexit to buy U.S. goods. The result lower import prices have drive growth. nomic growth have been and weakening demand has been more imports than also benefited companies Trump had pledged both weighing on the market in Europe and China. exports. and millions of consumers faster growth and lower the past couple weeks. The Organisation for What’s more, the tariffs in ways that boosted the U.S. trade deficits. But his New economic data on Economic Co-operation Trump imposed on steel, economy — 70 percent of impulse to achieve faster Wednesday did little to and Development said aluminum and hundreds of which consists of consumer growth through government encourage investors. Pay- Wednesday it expects billions’ worth of Chinese spending. The ability and borrowing contributed to a roll processor ADP said global growth of 3.3 per- goods likely contributed willingness of Americans to wider trade gap. U.S. businesses added cent this year, down from 183,000 jobs in February. its forecast of 3.5 percent A solid gain, but less than in November. the 188,000 that analysts That would be a slow- expected. Meanwhile, the down from last year’s 3.6 Commerce Department percent. iPhone sales are falling, and said the U.S. trade deficit jumped 19 percent in NEW YORK Apple’s app fees might be next December, widening the Dollar Tree to close up to figure to a decade-long 390 Family Dollar stores high of $621 billion. By Michael Liedtke monopolist in the market seas” just as it’s about to Dollar Tree Inc. is The Associated Press for iPhone apps. An adverse float away, Macquarie World markets closing up to 390 Family decision in that case could Securities analyst Benjamin How key international stock Dollar stores this year SAN FRANCISCO — Last open a legal door that might Schachter concluded after markets performed: and rebranding about year, every time some- eventually force Apple to cut the Netflix move. Amsterdam Milan 200 others under the one paid $11 for Netflix its generous commissions. These app-store fees AEX FTSE MIB Dollar Tree name. through an iPhone app, That could spell more mostly hit app developers 541.12 20,715.97 The company also Apple pocketed as much bad news for Apple, which themselves, although some -0.4% 538.95 0.7% 20,851.56 Brussels Paris slashed the value of its as $3.30. Multiply that by is already reeling from a pass along the costs to users BEL20 CAC40 struggling Family Dollar every charge made through slump in iPhone sales that of their iPhone apps. Spo- 3,641.14 5,297.51 chain, booking a $2.73 iPhone apps and you can see has knocked down its shares tify, for instance, used to -1.0% 3,605.80 -0.2% 5,288.81 billion charge in its fiscal why Netflix and other com- by 25 percent. tack $3 onto the cost of its Frankfurt Sydney DAX ASX All Ordinaries fourth quarter. That led to panies are fed up about what The company has been $10-a-month paid service — 11,620.74 6,281.36 a massive loss in the latest they consider Apple’s unfair positioning its booming but only for users who signed -0.3% 11,587.63 0.7% 6,326.76 fiscal fourth quarter. market power. digital-services business as up via its iPhone or iPad app. Hong Kong Tokyo The company closed 84 Late last year, Netflix its new profit engine. That Apple has doubled down Hang Seng Nikkei Family Dollar stores in the rebelled against Apple’s fees, plan could hit a snag if the on digital services as con- 28,961.60 21,726.28 fourth quarter, 37 more which can range from 15 per- app store takes a hit, since it sumers cling to older iPhone 0.3% 29,037.60 -0.6% 21,596.81 London Zurich than originally planned. cent to 30 percent. Analysts currently generates about a models, hurting sales. FTSE 100 Swiss Market Index The company has said that fear other companies may third of the company’s ser- Apple’s iPhone revenue this 7,183.43 9,399.15 it will renovate at least follow. And attorneys rep- vices revenue. year is expected to drop by 0.2% 7,196.00 0.0% 9,403.16

1,000 stores this year. resenting consumers in a Investors are now hang- 15 percent from last year $141 KEY PREVIOUS CLOSE pending Supreme Court case ing onto Apple services as a billion, according to analysts % CHANGE TODAY’S CLOSE The Associated Press charge that Apple is an unfair “life preserver in the choppy surveyed by FactSet. ASSOCIATED PRESS * ** A8 Thursday, March 7, 2019 | The News Herald VIEWPOINTS

Matt Gaetz, ANOTHER VIEW meet Abraham Lincoln

braham Lincoln was furious with Gen. George AMeade because he had not pursued and destroyed Robert E. Lee’s defeated army after the Battle of Gettysburg. “He was within your easy grasp, and to have closed upon him would ... have ended the war,” the president wrote to the commander of the Army of the Potomac. But he did not sign or send the letter. He put it in his desk drawer instead. Cool- ing off, he realized Meade’s troops had been too spent for another immediate battle. The example of the 16th president is obviously lost on the 45th. President Trump’s barrage of impromptu and snarky Twitter posts distorts the nation’s political forum, Capti [DARYL CAGLE/CAGLE CARTOONS.COM] on demeans its highest office and discourages others from trying to compromise with him. It’s lost also on Matt Gaetz, R-Fort Walton Beach, who Why Canadians rule the cannabis business bought himself a heap of trouble last Tuesday with a tweet that appeared to threaten These products remain largely marijuana- or hemp-related deals, former Trump attorney unregulated, so consumers may not not to mention supply chains. Michael Cohen before his testi- know exactly what they’re ingest- Coca-Cola is said to have explored mony to the House Committee ing or rubbing on their backs. putting CBD in drinks. They would on Oversight and Reform. But to see who’s prosper- be non-psychoactive and marketed Gaetz’s subsequent apolo- ing most, look north. Canada last as healthful. Stories circulate that gies to Cohen and Speaker Froma Harrop year totally legalized marijuana. it has talked to Aurora Cannabis Nancy Pelosi don’t close the Canadians have found gold in pot as a possible Canadian partner. book. Neither does his hav- and its non-toxicant relatives. Other U.S. giants, such as Altria ing taken down the tweet. resident Trump routinely waves Eight cannabis companies are (tobacco), have shown interest in the Bells can’t be unrung. his fist at alleged unfair trade currently listed on Toronto’s main business. Constellation Brands (beer, Gaetz tried initially to Ppractices, including at the hands exchange. Tilray Inc., the largest wine and liquor) last year added $4 defend his conduct as “wit- of our good neighbor Canada. But maker of medical marijuana, based billion to its investments in ness testing” rather than what about playing fields that are near Vancouver, just bought Manitoba the Canadian cannabis com- witness tampering, which uneven because the U.S. government Harvest, the biggest manufacturer of pany Canopy Growth. would be a crime. He recon- makes them so? Witness the canna- hemp foods, for about $315 million. For decades, farmers in North sidered that ludicrous excuse bis industry. It’s enjoying explosive Not only do differing state laws Dakota looked over the border into after a stern warning from growth worldwide, but Canadians hamper U.S. producers, but so Manitoba to see waving fields of Pelosi against any comments are running away with the profits does the enduring federal ban on hemp, a profitable crop they were not “on social media or in the because Washington has shack- marijuana. As one can imagine, allowed to grow. The U.S. banned press” that might intimi- led their American competitors. this complicates Americans’ abil- its farming not because hemp is date House witnesses. It’s not that Americans are unac- ity to build up a nationwide, not to any kind of drug but because it is a With few exceptions, Con- quainted with cannabis in all its forms. mention international, business. biological cousin of marijuana. gressional Republicans seem Cannabis is a family of flowering For starters, it’s illegal to ship Hemp is used for making paper, oils to believe they are Praetorian plants that includes both marijuana, marijuana between states. Hemp- and textiles. Car manufacturers put guards to Trump’s Caesar, which produces a high, and hemp, derived CBD is OK — but Tilray plans it in car seats for insulation. George rather than tribunes of the which does not. Most states have to open processing plants in the U.S. Washington grew hemp. Oddly, while people and protectors of their relaxed their marijuana laws to various because it’s illegal to move CBD over U.S. farmers were barred from grow- Constitution. But even by extents. Ten states and the District of the border with Canada. American ing the plant, American manufacturers that sub-minimum standard, Columbia have made pot fully legal. marijuana companies can’t deduct remained free to import hemp fibers, Gaetz’s conduct was so far Meanwhile, nonintoxicating can- wages or other business costs from oil and seeds from other countries. out of bounds that it deserves nabis products — cannabidiol, or their taxes. The Hoban Law Group, This bit of insanity ended in official censure by the House, CBD, oil in particular — are flying off a Denver firm specializing in the December, when a farm bill passed much as the Senate con- the shelves. Green Growth Brands cannabis industry, says this results by Congress and signed by Trump let demned Joseph McCarthy for of Columbus, Ohio, is about to open in some U.S. competitors paying U.S. farmers again produce hemp. his reckless smears in 1954. CBD stores in family-friendly malls. effective tax rates of 85 percent. Gaetz’s tweet was as Whether CBD extracted from As a result of these restrictions, Froma Harrop is a syndicated col- slanderous as anything hemp actually delivers relief from Americans don’t have a competi- umnist with Creators Syndicate. McCarthy ever cooked up. depression, insomnia, pain and tive infrastructure of investment Follow her on Twitter @FromaHar- “Hey Michael Cohen,” the acne has not been established. banks and law firms able to handle rop or email [email protected]. tweet said, “Do your wife & father-in-law know about your girlfriends? Maybe tonight would be a good time READER FEEDBACK for that chat. I wonder if she’ll remain faithful when you’re in prison. She’s about to learn A woman displaced by Hurricane Michael and clearing the streets. You’ve been a lot.”If that wasn’t a threat, was among two with Bay County ties who told everything is under contract in hot dogs aren’t sausages. were killed in an Alabama tornado. Bay County. We've called Bay County Notably, no Republicans Angela Gay Albertson: Two large cor- commissioner, code enforcement, city on the committee (Gaetz porations are paying for the 23 victims’ manager. So if you need help, we can’t isn’t a member) even hinted funerals. It’s a blessing for the families. do it for free, but it is a start. Looking at any sexual misconduct on Dot C Jones: Can’t imagine, so unbe- to make a living, not a fortune! Cohen’s part during their St. Joe needs to help PC lievable, prayers. Ron Hyatt: Needs to be sooner. day-long attempts to dispar- Emily Morrow: I know; really tragic. Heathan King: Sounds like the city age his testimony. One rea- Now is the time more than There are also people that did repairs making a land grab. son, perhaps, is that they had ever for the St. Joe Co. to take that were destroyed. One guy lost his Missy Bozeman Shellnut: Maybe as no evidence of any. Another control and develop the entire roof again. far as repairs go, they could be fight- would be that even they saw Panama City Marina. Paige Simonson: Beyond ing with insurance. So depending on if how incongruous it would be This is the time to step in and heartbreaking. insurance is going to total the struc- to defend Trump by accus- help rebuild/rejuvenate downtown Marsha Moran Tynon: So sad! ture or try and save it. But I know we ing anyone else of adultery. Panama City with a clean slate. Debora Moore: Unbelievable! God are going through that. But our yard is There’s a larger lesson It’s one less financial/manage- must have really wanted her. clean; just our house is not done. to be learned than simply ment burden for the city to carry. Kenny Wilder: Oh, this is heartbreak- Karon Ishida: Being able to get a reli- to not threaten congres- St. Joe developed and currently ing to learn of this tragedy. able contractor to work might be a very sional witnesses. Abraham operates the St. Joe Marina in Port Dottie Medley: So heartbreaking to big step. We can’t find anyone. Lincoln taught it by his Saint Joe. The PC leadership has hear. Joey Albert Bryan: We have buildings example. As the nation was proven by its past marina history Lori West DeFisher: This is insane. along Tyndall Parkway that haven’t coming apart, he denounced that they have not been able to reach even been touched as far as any cleanup no one. He appealed, rather, an agreement on the future of the Bay County property owners have from or securing anything. “to the better angels of our marina. The most recent plan to now through October to show progress on Elaine Everett: Well, how about cities nature.” Four years later, in upgrade the Civic Center is another needed Hurricane Michael cleanup before like Callaway who have not begun to his second inaugural mes- example of poor leadership/judg- any code enforcement actions are taken, replace street signs? Most of the streets sage, he said, “let us judge ment as they are trying to piecemeal officials said Tuesday. have no name whatsoever. My street not, that we be not judged.” the marina’s future development. Shelly Pita: If you need demolition has a piece of plywood with the name A longer version of this work, get a hold of me. We are looking written in black that someone put editorial first apperaed David Michaels, for work. We worked in Jackson and there. Come on, city of Callaway. Get in the Sun-Sentinel. Parker Calhoun counties for debris removal moving on something. * ** The News Herald | Thursday, March 7, 2019 A9 Dissent among Dems over Homeland Security response to Omar’s remarks secretary insists

By Laurie Kellman border crisis is ‘real’ and Lisa Mascaro The Associated Press By Colleen Long their parents, and when she WASHINGTON — A meet- The Associated Press knew ahead of time about ing of House Democrats the “zero tolerance” policy turned contentious Wednes- WASHINGTON — that led to the separation of day as some new members Homeland Security more than 2,700 children who helped deliver the House Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen from their parents last year. majority confronted leaders insisted Wednesday the And she was asked about over a resolution implicitly crisis at the southern border conversations with Trump rebuking Rep. Ilhan Omar is not manufactured, as she as he declared a national of Minnesota over her com- faced questions from Dem- emergency at the border to ments on Israel. ocrats for the first time since try to gain funding for his In the party’s weekly closed they took control of the proposed wall between the meeting, Democrats pro- House. U.S. and Mexico. tested the way Speaker Nancy Rep. Ilhan Omar walks through a tunnel at the Capitol, Wednesday “We face a crisis — a real, “There is an emergency,” Pelosi and other leaders tried in Washington. [J. SCOTT APPLEWHITE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] serious and sustained crisis Nielsen said. “I have seen to rush out a resolution this at our borders,” she said at the vulnerable populations. week responding to Omar’s a House Homeland Security This is a true humanitar- latest remark about Israel. Hayes a question. The con- the House voted on a similar Committee hearing. “Make ian crisis that the system is Omar last week suggested gresswoman did not respond measure already. no mistake: This chain of enabling. We have to change the Jewish state’s support- because she did not hear the “I’m not sure we need to human misery is getting the laws.” ers are pushing lawmakers to speaker address her, these continue to do this every worse.” White House Press pledge “allegiance” to a for- people say. Most lawmakers single time,” said Rep. Pri- Committee Chairman Secretary Sarah Sanders eign country. had left the room at the time. mayla Jayapal, the co-chair Bennie Thompson said he weighed in on the hearing The draft of the resolu- A senior Democratic aide of the Congressional Progres- wanted to use the hearing via Twitter: tion condemning bigotry said Pelosi acknowledged the sive Caucus. in part to give Nielsen the “The crisis at our border is has angered Omar’s fellow issues and said the resolution The upheaval was a strik- opportunity to start a “seri- no secret,” she wrote. Dem- freshmen and their progres- was not final. One person in ing change from the heady ous discussion,” rather than ocrats were “just choosing sive supporters. Pelosi had the room quoted the speaker first days of Democratic con- echoing President Donald to ignore it.” already said the measure as saying the leaders had tried trol, which installed Pelosi as Trump’s claims of a secu- The hearing is one of three would be broadened to decry to increase communication so speaker for the second time. rity crisis at the border, and at the Capitol on immigra- anti-Muslim bias. But that that members stay united and Omar is among the most to say what she knew about tion Wednesday. Since didn’t quiet the ranks, and the have “a clearer understand- prominent freshman, as evi- the family separations last Democrats took control of party’s first major dissension ing of what our purpose is as dence by her appearance on year. He said real oversight the House, they have pri- broke out in an uncomfort- a caucus, how we proceed.” the cover of Rolling Stone’s over the border was long oritized investigating last able confrontation, according Some Democrats hugged March issue with Pelosi, overdue. year’s family separations to three officials familiar with Omar during the meeting, Hayes and Rep. Alexandria “No amount of verbal and have subpoenaed docu- the episode. according to other officials Ocasio-Cortez. The reso- gymnastics will change that ments related to the policy. Rep. Jahana Hayes com- who spoke on the condition lution has created friction she knew the Trump admin- As Nielsen spoke to plained that Pelosi left of anonymity. between Pelosi and all three istration was implementing the House, Customs and Democrats out of the loop on The text of the resolu- of the women in the photo. a policy to separate families Border Commissioner Kevin the resolution’s details. tion remains up in the air, as Omar, one of two Muslim at the border,” Thompson McAleenan presented a “My comments were about Democrats are still debating women in Congress, has said. “To make matters slide show to the Senate the process we are using when what it will say, whether it declined to comment, but a worse, the administration Judiciary Committee that concerns arise,” Hayes said in will name Omar and whether series of remarks about U.S.- bungled implementation of highlighted the growing a statement. “As a member she will be permitted to keep Israel policy have forced the its cruel plan, losing track of number of groups with at of Congress I should not get her seat on the House Foreign Democrats to respond. Pelosi, children and even deporting least 100 people in remote important information from Affairs Committee. House Foreign Affairs Com- parents to Central America areas like the New Mexico cable news.” There was clear dissen- mittee Chairman Eliot Engel without their children.” Bootheel and Ajo, Arizona, Two knowledgeable people tion among the Democrats and other Democrats con- Nielsen was grilled on and the unprecedented said Hayes was engaged in on whether a resolution condemned Omar’s remarks whether she was aware of challenges of attending to conversation with a col- demning anti-Semitism was about divided loyalties. She the psychological effects medical needs at its short- league when Pelosi asked even necessary, given that did not apologize. of separating children from term holding facilities.

* ** A10 Thursday, March 7, 2019 | The News Herald

* ** The News Herald | Thursday, March 7, 2019 B1 LOCAL&STATE Parker sets moratorium on mobile homes

By Collin Breaux values of neighborhoods. Kelly also said the city [email protected] The council will further should examine the cost of @PCNHCollinB discuss and consider the issue loss of retail value of peo- of incoming mobile homes ple’s homes when it comes PARKER — During a Tues- during the moratorium. to incoming mobile homes. day meeting, the Parker City Mobile homes would still The moratorium is not Council approved a 60-day be allowed in mobile home directed at temporary post- moratorium on incoming parks. hurricane housing or FEMA mobile or modular homes “Mobile home parks and trailers, which are still replacing stick-built homes so forth, that would be fine,” allowed. in city limits. said Kelly, who added the “The moratorium is just Fire Chief Andrew Kelly, complaints have been “many. for if that’s going to be your who performed struc- ... A lot of people are very, permanent residence,” said ture inspections with EPCI very concerned that if you put councilman Ken Jones. after Hurricane Michael, a single-wide mobile home in If no decision is reached suggested the temporary ban a neighborhood where every- in 60 days, Kelly suggested based on residents’ concerns one has a brick-blocked or extending the moratorium that mobile or modular homes fronted home, that it’s going until a decision is reached. Hurricane Michael related debris on Feb. 20 in Parker. [PATTI BLAKE/ replacing brick homes could to reduce the value of their THE NEWS HERALD] drive down the property home.” See PARKER, B2 Reconnected St. Joe Foundation donates chromebooks and wifi hotspots ON THE WATER | B5 By Genevieve Smith @PCNHGenevieve GREEN SEA [email protected] TURTLE SENT PANAMA CITY — At Ros- enwald High School, online TO NEW HOME programs aligned with state standards are one of a vari- IN MISSOURI ety of teaching styles used to make sure students are on track to graduate. This makes having available technology an advantage, if not a necessity. Florida bill But Hurricane Michael wasn't worried about state would ban standards or graduation rates when it destroyed equipment, which is why the St. the banning Joe Community Foundation stepped in to help. of plastic New Chromebooks and portable wifi hotspots funded straws by the foundation were delivered to each high school in the Ray Stanquist and Tamra Hogue look over donated Chromebooks and WiFi hotspots on March 6 at district this week to supple- Rosenwald. St.Joe Community Foundation donated Chromebooks and WiFi hotspots to Bay District The bill also prohibits ment students losing access Schools to help students with limited technology access after their school day. [PHOTOS BY PATTI BLAKE/ local bans on selling to devices and reliable inter- THE NEWS HERALD] sunscreens harmful to net since the storm. coral reefs. “St. Joe gave us the grant to help kids and teachers hotspot based on need,” she By Zac Anderson that may not have access at continued. “We hope that GateHouse Media home,” said Tamra Hogue they can be used to help our who works in Technology kids and teachers recover TALLAHASSEE — A bill and Media for the district. from the storm and have putting a five-year morato- “They also gave us money to access at home beyond the rium on local laws that ban purchase Kajeet hotspots.” school day.” plastic straws while state Kajeet hotspots are small Many high schoolers who officials study the issue devices that allow for por- are currently in the process cleared a Senate committee table Internet connectivity. of signing up for college entry Monday on a party line vote. The devices given to the dis- testing, paying fees, applying The bill, SB 588, also pro- trict will provide an internet for federal aid, or trying to hibits local bans on selling connection with a limited snag a job before graduation sunscreens that harm coral amount of data, filtered for are lacking internet or com- reefs. security, for students and puters where they are living Sponsor Travis Hutson, staff from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., due to equipment damage R-St. Augustine, said he though users may request from the storm, displace- Tamra Hogue holds a Chromebook on March 6 at Rosenwald. appreciates the environmen- additional time if needed. ment, or financial strain. St.Joe Community Foundation donated Chromebooks and WiFi tal problems posed by plastic “The kids and/or the hotspots to Bay District Schools to help students with limited straws but is “just not a fan teacher can check out a See COMPUTERS, B2 technology access after their school day. of government on the state or local level telling a business what to do” and believes more can be done to get businesses to voluntarily cut back on single-use plastics. Lynn Haven residents refl ect on recovery Hutson’s bill originally said that businesses may only distribute plastic straws if By Collin Breaux roof work and we started customers ask for them. [email protected] getting the inside of the @PCNHCollinB house,” Shah said while See STRAWS, B2 standing outside his LYNN HAVEN — Several father-in-law’s home. months after Hurricane “Prices are going a little Michael ravaged their down for the things that we POLITICS | B3 community, Lynn Haven need, like for the roof and residents said the area is inside work. Before, prices LEGISLATURE recovering and they are were crazy.” making personal progress Shah said work also has CLOSER with rebuilding. begun on other houses Like other parts of Bay around Lynn Haven, includ- TO NIXING County hit by the storm, ing at a neighbor’s. Shah debris has been gradually and his family had to move MEDICAL cleaned up and businesses to Panama City Beach due reopened. Aditya Shah said to the damage to their Lynn MARIJUANA A building in the Lynn Haven city government complex is insurance money is coming Haven homes. SMOKING BAN demolished on Feb. 14. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] in for people to fix homes. “We started doing the See RECOVERY, B2

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Having these devices will their coursework,” Tyson COMPUTERS be of service to students at continued. STRAWS each school, whether just According to Tyson, From Page B1 overnight or on a more long many students have picked From Page B1 term basis. The district has up jobs post-hurricane to also encouraged schools to help support their families, “We plan to identify reach out if more equip- so having a way to work An array of environmental additional students that are ment is required, including from home more readily groups are pushing for bans in need at a parent work- at elementary and middle will put them at a much on plastic straws. A Florida Senate bill would shop,” said Rosenwald schools. greater advantage than “At this point we don’t need prevent cities from banning principal Chandra Tyson, “Many of our students only being able to complete a study. We need action,” single-use plastic straws. who said the workshop will from post-hurricane have assignments during school said Holly Parker Curry with [AP FILE] take place in the next few been identified as home- hours. the Surfrider Foundation. weeks. “If parents feel their less and they don’t have “It’s going to help them be Curry and other environ- advocates need to find a child needs additional the means or wherewithal able to maintain their work- mental advocates repeated balance with the disability accessibility and con- to obtain the laptops or load,” said Tyson. “They’re a frequently-cited statis- community. nectivity, that will be an the Chromebooks, so going to be thrilled to have tic among those concerned “It would be nice to find appropriate time for us to this will be an advantage an extended opportunity to about plastic pollution: By some compromise,” she said. distribute as well.” for them in completing graduate on time.” 2050 there is expected to be Babis and other advocates more plastic than fish in the for the disabled have united sea by weight, according to with business groups such as the World Economic Forum. the Florida Retail Federation Sierra Club representa- and Associated Industries of was coming to fix holes at her said. “It’s just hard to get tive Deborah Foote told the Florida to oppose the bans, RECOVERY home. workers, I think. We’re just committee that 31 percent of with business leaders con- “There’s a couple of houses now interviewing contrac- turtles and 71 percent of sea cerned about the economic From Page B1 that look torn up from it, but tors. We had one kind of bail birds are found with plastic impacts. I think everybody is doing out on us and now we’ve straws in their stomachs and “We’re here on a very basic pretty good considering there interviewed two. We still that straws are the seventh business level,” said Florida “We have the community was a hurricane,” Pryer said don’t have a roof yet.” most common type of beach Retail Federation lobbyist coming from outside Lynn while walking down Seventh Recovery will take time and trash. Grace Lovett. Haven to support everything Street. “I think it’s going to be labor, Trevino said. Commissioner Harvey Businesses are confronted — all the workers coming here, a while — I don’t want to say Mayor Margo Anderson Ward said he would like to with a “patchwork of local so that’s good in a way,” Shah back to normal because it’s not said residents and businesses beat the Legislature to the ordinances,” Lovett said. said. “It’s just traffic is a little going to go back to normal — are recovering and trying to punch by enforcing the rule “We are in favor of this more, but I’m positive things but hopefully it’s better.” rebuild in the aftermath of before the Legislature votes. pause button, let’s do some are changing here. I think, if Over at Cain-Griffin Park, Hurricane Michael. “We’re aware of the bills real Florida research.” nothing major changes, most Sherry Trevino was playing “We decided in the begin- that are out there, and I would A number of Florida com- of the houses and properties pickleball with friends. She ning that we would not let like to take action before munities, including the cities will go back to where they had to move to her town- this storm define who we are those go into effect,” Ward of Gainesville, St. Peters- were before. People will start house in Mexico Beach since or what we will be,” Anderson said. burg, Sanibel, Fort Myers, to live here. It won’t look like a her house in Lynn Haven was said. “We continue to rely on The ordinance has been Hollywood, Surfside, Coral ghost town anymore.” more damaged. each other, on our faith and on community driven, like the Gables and Miami Beach have Savannah Pryer had a “It still seems kind of slow the generosity of those from city’s plastic bag ban, and adopted ordinances restrict- similar perspective. She said in cleaning up, but we have outside our area who continue several businesses have ing single-use plastic straws things are OK and a roofer had a lot of cleanup,” Trevino to help us.” already started their own and polystyrene. request-only policy. Under Hutson’s legislation, One supporter of SB a local government would be 588, state Sen. Joe Grut- fined $25,000 for enforcing a ers, R-Sarasota, said he was straw ban and would have to • The last date to put out • The council approved swayed by testimony from pay the attorneys fees of any PARKER personal construction debris a resolution requesting tax Sarasota resident Olivia entity that prevailed in a civil for the final debris pass is relief for individuals suffer- Babis, a Democrat who ran lawsuit seeking to enforce the From Page B1 Sunday. Pick-up will start ing from hurricane damage. against him in November state preemption. Monday. “We believe, talk- • A reported 505,823 and who is opposed to plas- Hutson’s bill also addressed ing with the haulers and our cubic yards of debris at an tic straw bans because many another issue that cities have Other Parker news: drivers, that by next Friday estimated cost of $6.07 disabled individuals rely on begun to tackle: Sunscreens • Public Works Supervi- all construction debris will million has been picked up straws. with chemicals that harm sor Tony Summerlin said be off the streets,” said Sum- so far. The city is planning Babis was born without coral reefs. most stumps in the city have merlin. Parker has not set a to pay initial invoices from arms and drinks from straws. The city of Key West voted been split and removed but date for vegetative debris. clean-up companies. It She said paper straws degrade in January to ban the sale a lot of private property is • Kelly said a “signifi- was suggested funds from too quickly when used with of sunscreens that contain still untouched. Mayor Rich cant” fire could happen in the operating reserves be hot liquids. Babis said she oxybenzone and octinoxate. Musgrave said if the city has Bay County due to debris, used for the payments, and understands the environ- Hutson’s bill would prohibit to step in on private property and he will give the council reserves paid back once mental concerns that are communities from regulating to clean up, they will put in on a heads-up when the risk FEMA reimbursement driving the straw bans, but “over-the-counter propri- the property owner’s tax bill. increases. comes in. she believes environmental etary drugs and cosmetics.” * ** The News Herald | Thursday, March 7, 2019 B3 What’s Happening

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LOCAL & STATE House, Senate near repeal of pot smoking ban

By Dara Kam retail outlets, such as head but patients would be a dispensary every month. The News Service of Florida shops. restricted to filling a single, “Of course there’s going The Senate, meanwhile, 35-day order for smokable to be some on both sides TALLAHASSEE — With yielded to the House by marijuana at a time. The that are not happy. But plenty of breathing room agreeing to limits on how maximum for a 35-day we spent days working on before a March 15 deadline much smokable cannabis order would be 2.5 ounces these issues,” Brandes told set by Gov. Ron DeSantis, patients could purchase at of smokable marijuana, the News Service. House and Senate leaders one time, as well as a cap on and patients would not be Brandes estimated that have neared completion the total amount patients allowed to have any more the 2.5-ounce limit per of a measure that would could have. than 4 ounces of marijuana order will meet the needs do away with a state “The House’s concern is at any time. of the vast majority of ban on smoking medical that we believe the people Marijuana for smoking patients. marijuana. voted for medical mari- would have to be packaged “But there are going to be Sen. Jeff Brandes and juana. We do not believe “in a sealed receptacle” outliers, and we’ve created Rep. Ray Rodrigues con- Florida lawmakers are moving slowly and cautiously the people voted for rec- with a warning label stat- exceptions for those outli- firmed Wednesday they’ve toward the idea of legalizing medical marijuana. reational marijuana, and ing that “marijuana smoke ers,” he said. reached an accord on a [CONTRIBUTED] if there’s no limit, then the contains carcinogens and Brandes also said that proposal that would allow concern is there could be an may negatively affect allowing patients to pur- patients to purchase up to smoking prohibition. He amendment. excess amount of product health.” The packages chase smoking devices from 2.5 ounces of marijuana for predicted the full Senate But after DeSantis that’s out there. We believe must be “plain, opaque, and third-party retailers was a smoking every 35 days, ban could amend its smoking- delivered the ultimatum, that would be diverted for white without depictions “major issue” worked out smoking of medical mari- ban legislation (SB 182) and the House made a series recreational purposes,” of the product or images” with the House. juana in public places and take a floor vote as early as of concessions to reach said Rodrigues, who has other than state-approved “So I think, all in all, this allow terminally ill children Thursday. a compromise with the long been a House leader logos for the marijuana is a bill that I’m perfectly to smoke the treatment, but Rodrigues, R-Estero, said Senate, which historically on medical-marijuana businesses and “the mari- happy to stand behind and only if they have a second Brandes’ amendment “is has taken a less-restrictive issues. juana universal symbol.” have my name on. That was opinion from a pediatrician. what we’ve agreed upon.” approach toward medical Rodrigues said the Brandes said he and my goal,” he said. After taking office in Both legislators said a few marijuana. House would “most likely” Rodrigues “worked really Brandes said he hasn’t January, DeSantis gave the “glitches” remain to be For example, the House take up the Senate measure hard to reach a consen- spoken with DeSantis about Legislature until March 15 worked out. version (HB 7066) would early next week if the bill sus agreement” on the the revised bill. But the gov- to eliminate the smoking “But as far as the policy have restricted medical clears the Senate. measure. ernor’s office has received ban. If lawmakers don’t act, goes, yes, that reflects marijuana dispensaries to Under current law, doc- Some critics have com- “every major revision” to DeSantis has threatened to what the House and Senate selling pre-rolled cannabis tors are allowed to order plained about requiring the medical marijuana pro- drop the state’s appeal of a have mutually arrived at,” cigarettes, along with other three, 70-day supplies of patients to get their mari- posals and that most of his court decision that found Rodrigues told The News cannabis-based products medical marijuana for their juana orders filled every 35 “major issues” have been the prohibition ran afoul of Service of Florida on not used for smoking. patients, effectively requir- days. But Brandes pointed addressed, Brandes said. a voter-approved consti- Wednesday. Under the revised plan, ing patients to see doctors out that Florida law allows “They’ve been fully tutional amendment that House Speaker José dispensaries could sell any every 210 days. There are no medical-marijuana informed, and we’ve tried broadly legalized medical Oliva, R-Miami Lakes, had form of smokable mari- caps on daily doses and no operators to deliver can- to address their concerns marijuana. balked at doing away with juana, and patients could limits on how much doctors nabis products to patients. as they’ve come through,” Brandes, R-St. Peters- the smoking ban, which buy devices to smoke can- can order for their patients. That means that, if their he said. “I would hope burg, filed an amendment was included in a 2017 nabis at state-licensed The Senate plan for doctors approve smok- that they would let us late Tuesday that’s a blue- law aimed at carrying out medical marijuana treat- smoking would keep the able marijuana, patients know if there was another print for the repeal of the the 2016 constitutional ment centers or other doctor-visit timeline, wouldn’t have to travel to concern.”

OBITUARIES

KENNETH LYNN ANDERSON JR. LARRY DOUGLAS COLLIER

Kenneth Lynn “Trip” Lynn Ander- Mr. Larry Douglas Col- worked for Aramart and City Florida. He grew up German Shephard dogs Anderson Jr., 41, of son, III; brother, lier died Monday, March Cintas. He was a natural attending First Baptist and had one named Max. Panama City, passed Kevin Ray Anderson 4, 2019 in Eufaula, Ala- born salesman. He would Church in Panama City He has one son, Shane away on Saturday, (Tara); uncle, Lavoy bama. Larry was born on talk to everyone. He and in later years enjoyed Dewayne Collier (Erin), March 2, 2019. Anderson (Pru) and July 26, 1949 at Lisenby followed all the sales attending churches of one daughter, Kim Col- He was born August several close friends. Hospital in Panama City, techniques, made follow- other denominations. lier, three grandchildren, 30, 1977 in Marianna, Private family grave- Florida. His father and up calls, and asked for He loved the beach in his Dakota, Cole, Nick, FL. He was pre- side services will be mother were Epsy Collier business. He was a friend younger years. He liked and brother, Kenneth ceded in death by held at a later date. and Barbara Mock Col- to everyone he met and fishing at the marina and Carroll Collier (Pat). his mother, Raylene lier. Mr. Collier grew up would give you the pro- enjoyed riding around Arrangements are by Diane Smith Ander- Wilson Funeral Home at 834 Grace Avenue and verbial “shirt of his back.” in his jeep. He called his Kent Funeral Home, son. He is survived Family Owned Since 1911 attended Panama Gram- He was a good example of trips to the marina his salt Eufaula, Alabama and by his father, Ken- 214 Airport Road mar School and Jinks the scripture, “Do unto water therapy. He was a Heritage Funeral Home, neth Lynn Anderson Panama City, Fla. Junior High School. He others as you would have big Tampa Bay Rays fan Panama City, Florida. Sr.; son, Kenneth 850-785-5272 graduated from Bay High them do unto you.” and liked FSU football. Mr. Collier’s funeral; School in 1967. He worked During his working His hobbies included will be Friday, March 8, for several years as sales years he lived in Albany, collecting lighthouses 2019 at 1:00 p.m. Burial manager for Flint Indus- Georgia, Alexander and going to yard sales. will follow at Evergreen EDGAR W. LASH, JR. trial Products in Albany, City, Alabama, Decatur, He was nicknamed the Memorial Cemetery, Georgia. Thereafter he Alabama, and Panama lighthouse man. He liked in Panama City. Edgar W. Lash, sellerssmithfh.com. Jr., 68 of Fayette- Final arrangements ville, Ga. originally of have been entrusted LINDA MARIE CLERE JACQUELYN BYRD HOPSON Panama, Fla., died on to Sellers-Smith Sunday, March 3, Funeral Home, Linda Marie Clere, are incomplete, and Jacquelyn Byrd Hop- Memorial service 2019. Express con- Newnan, Georgia, 70, of Chesapeake, VA, will be announced son, 84, of Panama will be held later date dolences to the fam- 770-253-1607. formerly of Panama by Kent-Forest City, FL died Tues- by Kent-Forest Lawn ily online at www. City, died March 3 Lawn Funeral Home day, March 5, 2019. Funeral Home. 2019. Arrangements and Cemeteries.

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AREA & STATE BRIEFS

MARIANNA personality and is quite active The Senate Innovation, TAMPA Possible homicide under in spite of his unique condi- Industry and Technology Busch Gardens building investigation tion,” Gulf World Marine Committee unanimously fastest hybrid roller coaster Institute wrote in a Face- approved a bill Wednesday The Jackson County Sher- book post. “Radiographs and that would allow the state Busch Gardens Tampa Bay iff’s Office is investigating CT scans show the displace- Department of Agriculture says it’s building the fastest and a possible homicide after ment of the lungs due to the to establish rules for grow- steepest hybrid roller coaster in a 65-year-old woman was carapace deformity.” ing industrial hemp. the world. found shot in her home. But don’t worry, institute Republican Sen. Rob Brad- The Florida-based theme Deputies arrived at 2880 officials said, Bentin will ley said his bill doesn’t have park said last week that the 200- Shack Circle at around 5 a.m. have a long, happy life at anything to do with mari- foot coaster also will be North Tuesday morning after a the aquarium. They thanked juana, saying it isn’t smoked. America’s tallest hybrid roller family member found Patricia Southwest Airlines, for help- He said, “If you tried to, coaster when it opens next year. Shack, 65, dead in her home. ing Bentin journey to Kansas you’d get a headache. It does A hybrid roller coaster has a Investigators determined City, Missouri alongside not make you high.” mixture of wood and steel build- Shack had been shot. members of the SEA LIFE Instead, his bill and another ing materials. This investigation into aquarium team. moving through the Senate Southwest Airlines helped The coaster is a reincarna- this incident is continuing. seek to promote industrial transfer this green sea turtle tion of the park’s Gwazi ride, Anyone with information PANAMA CITY BEACH hemp to produce cosmetics, from Panama City Beach to an old wooden roller coaster please contact the Jack- Church offers ashes to go personal care products, food, its new home in Missouri. that closed in 2015. son County Sheriff’s Office cloth, fiber, fuel, paint, paper [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] at 850-482-9624 or A quick stop in the drive- and other products. TALLAHASSEE 850-482-9648. way was all it took to partake Democratic Sen. Gary Florida law could ban all in a meaningful Ash Wednes- Farmer showed his support Alvord was released on forms of distracted driving PANAMA CITY BEACH day experience at one local by donning a green “Make bond Monday and married Green sea turtle ﬁ nds new church. Hemp Great Again” hat before his fiance. Florida could outlaw driv- home in Missouri Grace Episcopal Church voting in favor of the bill. ers from putting on makeup, had their annual “Ashes to Hemp has been suggested ORLANDO using smartphones, reading Home for one rescued turtle Go” event, as millions of as a possible replacement SeaWorld opening Sesame or other activities that dis- is going to be far away from Christians worldwide marked crop for farmers impacted by Street land this month tract them on the road. the sea. the start of the Lenten season. Hurricane Michael. The Senate Innovation, After Florida Fish and “Ashes to Go recognizes People can get to Sesame Industry and Technology Wildlife Conservation Com- that our daily lives are com- OCEAN RIDGE Street by way of SeaWorld, Committee unanimously mission deemed a green sea plicated, but participating Wedding day ﬁ ght starting later this month. approved a distracted driving turtle named Bentin non- in Ash Wednesday can be lands groom in jail SeaWorld Orlando bill Wednesday after hearing releasable, Gulf World Marine meaningful,” a Facebook announced Wednesday that stories from people who have Institute found a new home post by the church said. “Lent Police say a Florida man its Sesame Street land is lost relatives in car crashes. for turtle at the SEA LIFE is a season in which we we spent what was supposed to opening at the end of March. Right now, it is illegal to Aquarium in Kansas City. remember what it is to be in be his wedding night in jail The 6-acre section of the text and drive in Florida, but Bentin was found by a the wilderness, we reflect on after breaking the nose of a Florida theme park will fea- drivers can only be ticketed if fisherman on May 28th, 2017 the life and ministry of Jesus, man who refused to move out ture the eponymous street, they are first pulled over for near the Panama City Marina, and we take time to turn of the way of the beachfront the famous stoop, Mr. Hoop- another reason. according to the Institute. back to God. Ash Wednes- wedding pictures. er’s store and Big Bird’s nest. The bill sponsored by The fisherman observed the day reminds of us that we are Ocean Ridge police arrested When Sesame Street at Republican Sen. Wilton Simp- animal for some time and but dust and to dust we shall 27-year-old Jeffery E. Alvord SeaWorld opens March 27, it son would make distracted found the sea turtle was return.” on Sunday following the fight will mark the latest move of driving a primary offense, unable to dive successfully. People were able to park with a 24-year-old man who SeaWorld Parks & Entertain- meaning law enforcement The individual contacted the and go, stay and visit or go refused offers of $50 to move ment away from live animal wouldn’t need another reason proper authorities and he was into the church for personal out of the way of the wedding shows, particularly ones to ticket a driver. brought to Gulf World Marine prayer as time allowed. More pictures. involving its famous orcas. If enacted, Florida would Institute for a medical evalu- formal services were held Alvord told police the man SeaWorld announced the ease into the law by creating a ation and rehabilitation. later in the day. became “very belligerent,” end of its breeding program in three-month period where law As it turned out, Bentin making him feel threatened. So March 2016, following years enforcement would only give would never have proper TALLAHASSEE he punched the man. The victim of pressure from animal rights warnings. After Dec. 1 they buoyancy control. His cara- Industrial help program told police a groomsman held protests and shifting public would be able to issue tickets. pace was “bent in” — hence possibly coming to Florida him so Alvord could hit him. opinion about orcas being Hands free use of cell- the name — which impairs Alvord’s attorney Steven held in captivity. phones would be allowed. his ability to property dive Florida is taking the first Cohen told the Palm Beach The theme park company and forage. steps to creating an industrial Post the incident “did not has 12 parks, including Sesame News Herald and Asso- “The turtle has a curious hemp program. play out” as the victim stated. Place near Philadelphia. ciated Press Reports

* ** The News Herald | Thursday, March 7, 2019 B5 House seeks Countering GOP, House Democrats changes to lower unveil New Sunshine Deal By John Kennedy include them in state health costs jkennedy@gate- budget legislation. housemedia.com Republicans undoubt- edly will defeat many, if Christine Sexton have to do something to TALLAHASSEE – not all of the ideas. But The News Service of Florida address the shortage of Borrowing themes from Democrats see a politi- mental-health care pro- congressional Demo- cal advantage even to TALLAHASSEE — fessionals, particularly crats focusing on climate that heading into the House Speaker Jose Oliva psychiatrists.” change and income 2020 elections, by forc- on Tuesday promised that Oliva on Tuesday inequality, Florida House ing Republicans to vote his chamber would focus morning kicked off the Democrats unveiled their against issues popular on lowering health-care 2019 legislative ses- own spending priorities with many voters. costs, seeking to change sion with a brief speech. Wednesday dubbed the “You can see the priori- how and where health During the speech Oliva “New Sunshine Deal.” ties of a family based off providers can work. called health care a “five- The proposals focus on the ledger of their check- Hours later, the House alarm fire” that needed helping working fami- book,” said Rep. Ramon Health Quality Subcom- to be doused. Part of Oli- lies, increasing teacher Alexander, D-Tallahassee. mittee approved bills that va’s strategy is to reduce and state-worker pay Along with spending the would do just that, mostly regulations about health- and enhancing environ- proposed new tax dollars, over the objections of care facilities and change mental programs. Democrats also would Florida’s powerful physi- the roles of providers. While Democrats revamp many spending cian organizations, which “Floridians are are far outnumbered priorities from DeSantis’ expressed concerns that depending on us to by Republicans in both $91.3 billion state budget the proposals would remedy this crisis,” he the Florida House and recommendation. expand scopes of practice said, noting that health Senate, new GOP Gov. DeSantis’ $423 mil- for non-physicians. costs gobble up personal Ron DeSantis was elected lion Best and Brightest “It’s all about access,” budgets and the state by fewer than 33,000 teacher bonus pay plan said subcommittee budget. Spending across votes out of 8.2 million would be turned into Chairwoman Colleen the state’s health-care cast last fall. salary increases for teach- Burton, R-Lakeland, and social-services agen- House Democrats said ers and support staff, referring to the bills. “We cies accounts for more it’s important that the Rep. Kionne McGhee reacts to the Florida House of while charter school and heard a lot of bills today; than 40 percent of the goals of many of these Representatives refusing to hear a bill to ban assault voucher funding would next week, I’m sure, we’ll overall budget. voters not supporting riﬂ es and large capacity magazines he was trying to be turned back into tra- have as many.” The Health Qual- Republican candidates bring to the ﬂ oor at the Florida Capital in Tallahassee, ditional public schools. To help address a psy- ity Subcommittee also aren’t ignored during Fla., Feb 20, 2018. Survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Florida would join the chiatrist shortage that overwhelmingly sup- the two-month legisla- Douglas High School shooting that left 17 dead were 37 other states that have has hampered access to ported a bill (HB 111) filed tive session. in the house gallery as the was voted down. [AP PHOTO/ expanded Medicaid to mental-health care, the by Rep. Rene Plasencia, Republicans have held MARK WALLHEISER] provide health insurance panel approved a bill R-Orlando, and Rep. both the governor’s office to low-income residents. filed by Rep. Cary Pigman Tyler Sirois, R-Cocoa, and command of the Leg- open for attack because House Democrats also Environmental land-buy- that would allow certain that would expand the islature since 1998. of the taxes it raises. would enhance spending ing programs would be psychologists to pre- role of pharmacists. In “Over the last 20 One proposal to help by almost $650 million expanded, state workers scribe drugs. Pigman, an its original iteration, the years, we have seen our finance the New Sun- through taxing online would each get a $1,000 emergency-room phy- bill would have allowed state budget double,” shine Deal calls for sales by out-of-state pay raise and there would sician from Avon Park, certain pharmacists to said House Democratic Florida to join some 25 vendors and eliminating be increased funding for routinely files legislation test for and treat the Leader Kionne McGhee of other states adopting a some sales tax loopholes. mental health services to broaden the practice flu and strep throat so Miami. “While…leaving corporate tax reporting In their new deal, Dem- and opioid treatment. areas of non-physicians long as there were writ- hard-working Floridians measure that could bring ocrats would use $524 “The political compo- and allow them to work ten agreements between in the shadows.” more than $1.1 billion million of this new money nent, we normally leave more independently. pharmacists and Florida- Just as the federal into the state treasury. to finance a Working that outside of this pro- Psychiatrists and psy- licensed physicians. Green New Deal is ridi- So-called combined Families Tax Rebate process,” McGhee said of chologists both treat The committee, culed by opponents for a reporting would eliminate gram, similar to the federal the effort to have House mental-health conditions though, tagged on a price tag some critics say a tactic that many nation- earned income tax credit. Republicans vote against using psychotherapy and lengthy amendment to approaches $1 trillion a wide companies use to Democrats said they such measures. “Right evidence-based interven- the bill, expanding it to year, the Florida House reduce their current tax plan to keep their propos- now it’s about the people tions. But psychiatrists also allow pharmacists Democratic proposal is obligation in Florida. als alive by attempting to and policy.” are physicians who have to enter into written drug-prescribing author- agreements with col- ity. Psychologists are not laborating physicians. It physicians and cannot would allow pharmacists prescribe. to treat the collaborat- According to a staff ing physicians’ patients analysis of the bill, for chronic medical Florida has the second- conditions, includ- highest psychiatrist ing arthritis, asthma, shortage in the nation. diabetes, emphysema, The shortage of about hypertension and con- 1,000 psychiatrists is gestive heart failure. projected to increase by Chris Nuland, a Jack- 48 percent by 2030. sonville attorney and While the bill (HB 373) health-care lobbyist cleared the panel by a who represents physician comfortable margin, groups, spoke against the some members expressed amended bill. concerns. Nuland said the bill Rep. Randy Fine, would allow for what’s R-Palm Bay, said that called “differential while he’s generally sup- diagnosis” and that phar- portive of expanding macists aren’t qualified to scopes of practice, he do that. As an example, worries about allowing he said the bill would psychologists to pre- allow pharmacists to scribe medications. treat and manage con- “In this case, I get ner- gestive heart failure. It vous,” he said adding, also would allow them to “we are talking about test and screen for skin mind-altering drugs to conditions. little children. And those “What this strike-all are the issues where you (amendment) does is not can’t get it wrong. It’s not just increase the scope of Tylenol, this is not a flu practice for a pharma- test, this is not Tamiflu.” cist — which we would Fine ultimately sup- be against, anyway — ported the bill, but he but you are potentially wasn’t the only law- removing the patient’s maker who expressed personal physician from reservations. Rep. the direct care of the Carlos Guillermo Smith, patient. And we do not D-Orlando, said Florida believe that is in the best has a mental-health crisis interest of the patients,” and said it was fueled by Nuland said. lack of psychiatrists and But Fine dismissed not enough funding for Nuland’s remarks, noting services. that patients wouldn’t “Is this ideally where be authorized to be seen I think we should be by pharmacists unless going? No,” Smith said. the patients’ physicians “But this is the envi- entered agreements with ronment we are in. We the pharmacists.

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DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Man keeps romance under wraps because of age gap

hugs and kisses. My family is I am released in 2 ½ years, we unaware of this. are going to have a serious talk Honestly, it has been a about the reasons why I did the while since I have been in a crime. I have told him repeat- relationship, and I want to edly that once I walk out of the pursue this new opportunity. prison gates, I won’t want to Jeanne Phillips But I don’t know how to do discuss the reasons that put it without causing problems me here. I just want to put this with my family because they horrible experience behind me. DEAR ABBY: I am a 30-year- might think it is a forbidden I know this has been difficult old divorced male. I suffered relationship due to the big age for him, and he wants answers. from a stroke six months ago gap between us. What should I How can I get him to under- and have paralysis on one do? — READY AGAIN IN THE stand that I will have paid my side of my body. After rehab, WEST debt to society and just want to I returned home able to walk DEAR READY: At your age, the focus on the future when the with a cane. age difference is not important. time comes for my release? — I have started texting a Could your worries be based IMPRISONED IN VIRGINIA beautiful divorced woman. She upon some feeling of guilt? If DEAR IMPRISONED: I have an lives next door, and we have that’s the case, my advice is to idea. Discuss your reasons for been friends for more than six live the rest of your life as fully having committed embezzle- years. I don’t know her age, but and happily as possible. ment with your fiance NOW, she’s at least eight years older DEAR ABBY: I’m a woman before your sentence is up. He than I am. She has been visiting in prison for embezzlement. I has proved his love by sticking me frequently, and we have was sentenced a year ago. My with you, but if he is going to recently started holding hands problem is my fiance. He’s marry you, he deserves some while talking and exchanging constantly saying that when honest answers.

TRIVIA BY WILSON CASEY

Ice man 1. From the comic strip, which 4. Ted Danson played what role “Peanuts” character calls Char- on older TV’s “Becker”? lie Brown “Chuck” the most Lawyer, Doctor, Teacher, often? Pawnbroker Pigpen, Lucy, Franklin, Pepper- 5. What Ohio city houses the Wilson Casey mint Patty Hall of Fame for inventors? 2. What U.S. coin types include Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleve- Shield, Liberty, Buffalo and land, Akron ACES ON BRIDGE: BOBBY WOLFF “Trivia Fun” with Wilson Jefferson? 6. Cardamom is a type of ...? Casey, Guinness World Record Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Sweater, Spice, Backpack, Holder from Woodruff, S.C., Quarters Duck is published in more than 500 3. In an old-fashioned way, newspapers across the country. what does “nimgimmer” refer ANSWERS: 1. Peppermint Comments, questions or sug- to? Patty, 2. Nickels, 3. Surgeon, 4. gestions? [email protected] Embalmer, Druggist, Surgeon, Doctor, 5. Akron, 6. Spice

HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY MATHIS

ARIES (March 21-April 19) feel as though you and a certain everything in your life is moving — Strategy will be required. gatekeeper are adversaries. toward a natural equilibrium. So Tending to all the little things You’re not. You’re two people you don’t have to worry about that come up could distract you addressing individual needs the extremes, or even con- from what you really need to that may or may not coincide. sciously moderating yourself. do. Step back and choose the You have to discuss it to fi nd Relax. All will settle in. tactics that line up to support out. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. your larger goal. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — 19) — In case you need another TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Even if there’s more pressure reason to be kind, nurturing and People who talk a lot don’t than usual, and a few other supportive of yourself, consider necessarily communicate a lot. things going against you like, that when you’re not good to But you know the difference say, the weather or a lack of yourself, everyone around you between talking and saying funds, it will still be a good day. gets a lesser version of you, if something, and will fi nd people In fact, these are just the sorts they get you at all. with a similar style. Together of obstacles that allow you to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — you’ll get things done. shine. Even though plenty of people GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — No LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — You’d in the world work harder and one said human dynamics were rather be the bright spot in struggle more than you have logical. It is possible to admire someone’s day than the reason to right now, the only struggle someone you don’t agree with, for their stress. Unfortunately, you can feel is your own. Take love someone you don’t like not everyone feels this way. it seriously, but take your abil- and be attracted to someone Some people enjoy causing ity to rise above it even more who’s totally not your type. It’s others stress. Avoid them! seriously. complicated! SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — It PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — CANCER (June 22-July 22) — doesn’t matter if the group is You’re so accustomed to doing Common courtesies are often large or small, diverse or unifi ed, that not doing may be much not as “common” as you might you know who you are and it is harder for you. However, think. You’ll fi nd people to be right to be exactly that person inaction is a key part of your either unaware of their infringe- and no one else. You’ll aim for success cycle. Growth will ment of the social rules, or going the best version, of course. happen in a state of rest. Pause by a completely different set. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. and let success catch up with LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — It may 21) — Like water in a glass, you.

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COMICS & PUZZLES

FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE GARFIELD

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE PICKLES

BEETLE BAILEY WIZARD OF ID

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Tonight METV (13.2) 209 133 2 Bonanza “Day of the Dragon” The Rifleman The Rifleman Wagon Train Charlie’s Angels Mama’s Family The Jeffersons M*A*S*H M*A*S*H WECP (18) 4 4 4 18 The Talk (N) Millionaire Millionaire Family Feud Family Feud The Ellen DeGeneres Show Day Jeopardy Local 18 News Evening News Inside Edition MNT (18.2) 227 13 Providence Providence Dateline “Behind the Badge” Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Chicago P.D. “The Docks” Last-Standing Last-Standing Mike & Molly Mike & Molly WPGX (28) 8 8 28 28 Maury Maury Steve Judge Mathis Judge Judy (N) Judge Judy Big Bang Big Bang WFSG (56) 11 11 56 56 Pinkalicious Let’s Go Luna! Nature Cat Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Odd Squad Odd Squad Capitol Update PBS NewsHour (N) World News Nat King Cole A&E 34 43 118 265 60 Days In “Don’t Swing First” 60 Days In “Pick a Side” 60 Days In The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 “Officer Down” AMC 30 62 131 254 (11:55) ›› Angels & Demons (’09) Tom Hanks, Ayelet Zurer. ›››‡ The Green Mile (’99) Tom Hanks, David Morse. A condemned prisoner possesses a miraculous healing power. ANPL 46 69 184 282 Pit Bulls and Parolees I Was Prey “20-Foot Terror” River Monsters “Congo Killer” River Monsters River Monsters “Asian Slayer” River Monsters BET 53 46 124 329 (12:57) Martin (:28) Martin (1:58) ››‡ Bad Boys (’95) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Tea Leoni. (4:58) ›› Bad Boys II (’03) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith. COM 64 53 107 249 Cleveland Cleveland Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat (:15) The Office “Branch Wars” The Office (:25) The Office DISC 36 39 182 278 Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid (N) Naked and Afraid (N) Building Off the Grid E! 63 57 114 236 Hollywood Medium Hollywood Medium Hollywood Medium Hollywood Medium Hollywood Medium E! News (N) ESPN 9 23 140 206 MLB Preseason Baseball Minnesota Twins at Boston Red Sox. High Noon (N) Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) (L) College Basketball ESPN2 47 24 144 209 (12:30) NFL Live (N) (L) NBA: The Jump (N) (L) NFL Live High Noon Questionable Around/Horn Interruption College Basketball FOOD 38 45 110 231 Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped “Beer and Brats” FREE 59 65 180 311 The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle ››› The Goonies (’85) Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Jeff Cohen. FS1 24 27 150 219 The Herd with Colin Cowherd Speak for Yourself with Whitlock and Wiley (N) Lock It In (N) (L) Fair Game NASCAR Race Hub (N) (L) PBC Press Conference FX 45 51 136 248 (12:30) ››‡ The Heat (’13) Sandra Bullock, Demián Bichir. ›› Now You See Me 2 (’16) Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson. ›››‡ Hidden Figures (’16) HALL 23 59 185 312 June in January (’14) Brooke D’Orsay, Wes Brown. Summer Love (’16) Rachael Leigh Cook, Lucas Bryant. Harvest Love (’17) Ryan Paevey, Jen Lilley, Aaron Craven. HGTV 32 38 112 229 Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It HIST 35 42 120 269 Modern Marvels Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People “Leviathans” Swamp People LIFE 56 56 108 252 Wife Swap Bayou, ballerina. Grey’s Anatomy Grey’s Anatomy Grey’s Anatomy “Invasion” Grey’s Anatomy Grey’s Anatomy PARMT 28 48 241 241 Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men (:45) Two and a Half Men (:20) Mom (3:55) Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom SUN 49 422 656 Lunch w/Heat Postgame Olympics GatorZone (N) Future Phen. NHL Hockey Winnipeg Jets at Tampa Bay Lightning. Lightning Pre. NHL Hockey SYFY 70 52 122 244 (12:27) ›› Tron: Legacy (’10) Jeff Bridges, Garrett Hedlund. (2:56) ››‡ Paul (’11) Simon Pegg, Nick Frost. ››› Hellboy (’04) Ron Perlman, John Hurt, Selma Blair. TBS 31 15 139 247 Friends Friends Friends Friends American Dad American Dad American Dad American Dad Family Guy Family Guy Seinfeld Seinfeld TCM 25 70 132 256 Dance Charlie (:45) ››› First Lady (’37) Kay Francis. (:15) ››‡ No Place to Go (:15) ›› An Angel From Texas (’40) ›‡ Dulcy (’40) Ann Sothern, Ian Hunter. TLC 37 40 183 280 Dr. Pimple Popper Dr. Pimple Popper Dr. Pimple Popper Dr. Pimple Popper Dr. Pimple Popper Dr. Pimple Popper TNT 29 54 138 245 Bones “The Bod in the Pod” Bones “The But in the Joke” Bones Bones Bones Bones USA 62 55 105 242 NCIS “Alibi” NCIS “Gut Check” NCIS “Devil’s Triad” NCIS A mysterious illness. NCIS “Kill Chain” NCIS “Double Back” WGN-A 13 239 307 In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night Blue Bloods Blue Bloods “Custody Battle” Blue Bloods Last-Standing Last-Standing

THURSDAY EVENING C - COMCAST W - WOW! S1 - DISH NETWORK S2 - DIRECTV MARCH 7 C W S1 S2 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WJHG (7) 3 3 7 7 Superstore (N) A.P. Bio Brooklyn Nine Will & Grace Law & Order: SVU News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Late Night With Seth Meyers Last Call/Daly CW (7.2) 99 9 8 8 Supernatural “Ouroboros” (N) Legacies (N) Page Six TV The Goldbergs The Goldbergs Seinfeld Seinfeld Engagement Engagement King WMBB (13) 2 2 13 13 Grey’s Anatomy (N) (:01) Station 19 (N) For the People “First Inning” News 13 at 10 (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (:37) Nightline (12:07) Mom (:37) Mom METV (13.2) 209 133 2 Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Gomer Pyle WKRP Cinci. Hogan Heroes Hogan Heroes Carol Burnett Perry Mason Twilight Zone Alf. Hitchcock Alf. Hitchcock WECP (18) 4 4 4 18 Big Bang Young Sheldon (:01) Mom (N) Fam (N) S.W.A.T. “Jack” (N) Family Feud Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show/James Corden DailyMailTV MNT (18.2) 227 13 The Good Wife “A New Day” The Good Wife 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Modern Family Modern Family The Game The Game Forensic Files Forensic Files WPGX (28) 8 8 28 28 Gotham (N) The Orville “Blood of Patriots” Two/Half Men ThisMinute TMZ Live (N) Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Imp. Jokers TMZ (N) WFSG (56) 11 11 56 56 Nat King Cole-Songs Memory Rescue With Daniel Amen, MD Capitol Update Amanpour and Company (N) PBS NewsHour Memory Res A&E 34 43 118 265 The First 48 (N) The First 48 (N) (:01) 60 Days In (:06) The First 48 (:03) The First 48 (12:03) The First 48 AMC 30 62 131 254 ››‡ The Mummy (’99) Brendan Fraser. A mummy seeks revenge for a 3,000-year-old curse. (9:50) ››‡ The Mummy Returns (’01) Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah. ANPL 46 69 184 282 River Monsters Wade investigates the RMS Laconia. River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters Wade investigates the RMS Laconia. BET 53 46 124 329 (4:58) ›› Bad Boys II (’03) ›› Love Don’t Cost a Thing (’03) Nick Cannon, Christina Milian. The BET Social Awards 2019 (:40) Martin (12:15) Martin (Part 2 of 2) COM 64 53 107 249 The Office The Office The Office The Office Broad City (N) The Other Two Daily Show South Park South Park South Park Broad City Daily Show DISC 36 39 182 278 Building Off the Grid Building Off the Grid Alaskan Bush: Off Grid Building Off the Grid Building Off the Grid Alaskan Bush: Off Grid E! 63 57 114 236 Hollywood Medium Hollywood Medium Hollywood Medium Busy Tonight Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City ESPN 9 23 140 206 College Basketball ESPN Documentaries (N) SportsCenter (N) (L) SportsCenter W/Van Pelt SportsCenter (N) (L) ESPN2 47 24 144 209 College Basketball College Basketball Teams TBA. (N) (L) Basketball UFC UFC Unleashed UFC Main Event FOOD 38 45 110 231 Chopped “Fire It Up!” Chopped “Wellington Woes” Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped “Wellington Woes” Beat Bobby Beat Bobby FREE 59 65 180 311 Siren “Entrapment” (N) (:01) ››› Pretty in Pink (’86) Molly Ringwald, Jon Cryer. The 700 Club ›› A Walk to Remember (’02) Shane West, Mandy Moore. FS1 24 27 150 219 College Basketball Indiana at Illinois. (N) (L) College Basketball USC at Utah. (N) (L) PBC Press Conference Fair Game TMZ Sports FX 45 51 136 248 (6:00) ›››‡ Hidden Figures (’16) Taraji P. Henson. Better Things Better Things Better Things ›››‡ Hidden Figures (’16) Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer. HALL 23 59 185 312 Harvest Moon (’15) Jessy Schram, Jesse Hutch, Willie Aames. Frozen in Love (’18) Rachael Leigh Cook, Niall Matter. Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls HGTV 32 38 112 229 Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters House Hunters Flip or Flop Flip or Flop House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 35 42 120 269 Swamp People “Cow Killers” Swamp People (N) (:03) Truck Night in America (:05) Swamp People (:03) Swamp People (12:06) Truck Night in America LIFE 56 56 108 252 Bring It! (N) Bring It! “Dancing Doll Heist” (:03) The Rap Game The Rap Game (:18) Bring It! (:01) Bring It! (12:01) Bring It! PARMT 28 48 241 241 ››› Casino Royale (’06) Daniel Craig, Eva Green. James Bond plays poker with a man who finances terrorists. ››› Casino Royale (’06) Daniel Craig, Eva Green, Mads Mikkelsen. SUN 49 422 656 (6:30) NHL Hockey Minnesota Wild at Tampa Bay Lightning. (N) Lightning Post. Inside the Lightning Ins. Lightning After Midnight With the Lightning From March 7, 2019. SYFY 70 52 122 244 (5:00) Hellboy ››› Ant-Man (’15) Paul Rudd, Michael Douglas, Evangeline Lilly. Deadly Class The Magicians ›› Tron: Legacy (’10) TBS 31 15 139 247 Seinfeld Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Seinfeld Seinfeld Conan Brooklyn Nine Brooklyn Nine TCM 25 70 132 256 ›››› All the President’s Men (’76) Robert Redford, Dustin Hoffman. ›››› Citizen Kane (’41) Orson Welles, Joseph Cotten. (:45) ››› All the King’s Men (’49) TLC 37 40 183 280 Dr. Pimple Popper Dr. Pimple Popper Untold Stories of the E.R. Untold Stories of the E.R. Dr. Pimple Popper Dr. Pimple Popper TNT 29 54 138 245 NBA Basketball Indiana Pacers at Milwaukee Bucks. (N Subject to Blackout) NBA Basketball Oklahoma City Thunder at Portland Trail Blazers. (L) Inside the NBA (N) (L) USA 62 55 105 242 NCIS “Monsters and Men” NCIS “Bulletproof” NCIS “Dressed to Kill” NCIS “Rock and a Hard Place” NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles WGN-A 13 239 307 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Married Married Married Married

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Hillbillies My Three Sons WECP (18) 4 4 4 18 (:07) Access Celebrity Page (:07) CBS Overnight News (N) Paid Program Paid Program Business First Morning News MNT (18.2) 227 13 Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program AgDay WPGX (28) 8 8 28 28 How I Met Two/Half Men ThisMinute ThisMinute Me/Frangela Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Everstrong Outdoor Show Ask-Tech. Get Energy WFSG (56) 11 11 56 56 (12:30) Memory Rescue With Daniel Amen, MD Brain Secrets With Dr. Michael Merzenich Les Mis Peg & Cat (EI) Arthur (EI) Ready Jet Go! Wild Kratts (EI) A&E 34 43 118 265 (:04) 60 Days In (:07) The First 48 Paid Program Organic Paid Program New YOU! Paid Program ION Flex Live PD: Rewind AMC 30 62 131 254 (12:55) The Walking Dead Fear the Walking Dead (:06) Fear the Walking Dead Three Stooges Three Stooges Power Smokeless Grill LifeLock Paid Program ANPL 46 69 184 282 River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters “Piranha” The Crocodile Hunter Too Cute! BET 53 46 124 329 (12:50) Martin (:24) Martin Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Jamie Foxx Jamie Foxx Jamie Foxx Jamie Foxx Showdown of Faith Fresh Prince Fresh Prince COM 64 53 107 249 South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Key & Peele Sex Toys PiYo Craze! Prostate Balding King of the Hill King of the Hill DISC 36 39 182 278 Building Off the Grid Building Off the Grid Deadliest Catch “Turf Wars” Deadliest Catch Deadliest Catch Deadliest Catch E! 63 57 114 236 Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians ESPN 9 23 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (L) SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter (N) (L) ESPN2 47 24 144 209 Now or Never Ariel Helwani’s MMA Show UFC Main Event NFL Live Golic & Wingo (N) (L) FOOD 38 45 110 231 Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped “Fire It Up!” Mystery Diners Mystery Diners Paid Program PiYo Craze! Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program FREE 59 65 180 311 Paid Program Paid Program The 700 Club Paid Program Paid Program Joseph Prince Robison Joyce Meyer Key of David Reba Reba FS1 24 27 150 219 College Basketball Indiana at Illinois. College Basketball USC at Utah. TMZ Sports First Things First FX 45 51 136 248 Hidden FXM Presents LifeLock Paid Program LifeLock Shave! Makeup! Balding U-Box Paid Program ››‡ Paper Towns (’15) HALL 23 59 185 312 Golden Girls Golden Girls Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier I Love Lucy I Love Lucy I Love Lucy I Love Lucy I Love Lucy I Love Lucy HGTV 32 38 112 229 House Hunters House Hunters Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Paid Program Yoga Retreat! Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Bought Farm Bought Farm Bought Farm HIST 35 42 120 269 (:08) Swamp People (:04) Swamp People Dr. Ho Reliev. Transform Paid Program Cooking! Cue Vapor Makeup! The Universe LIFE 56 56 108 252 (:04) The Rap Game The Rap Game (:19) Bring It! Paid Program Paid Program Dancer! U-Box Paid Program Robison Joyce Meyer Access Health PARMT 28 48 241 241 (10:30) ››› Casino Royale Friends Friends Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Relieve pain Jordan/Dr Axe RELIEF NOW! Dr Axe Paid Program SUN 49 422 656 After Midnight Lightning Post. Emeril Omega Prostate Grill Prostate Luminess NHL Hockey Minnesota Wild at Tampa Bay Lightning. SYFY 70 52 122 244 (12:00) ›› Tron: Legacy (’10) Jeff Bridges. ››‡ Paul (’11) Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Voice of Seth Rogen. Alien News Z Nation “Fracking Zombies” Z Nation “Philly Feast” TBS 31 15 139 247 Brooklyn Nine Brooklyn Nine 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Love-Raymond Friends Friends Friends Friends TCM 25 70 132 256 All-Kings Men (:45) ›››‡ Meet John Doe (’41) Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck. ›››‡ They Won’t Forget (’37) Claude Rains. (:45) ››‡ Party Girl (’58) Robert Taylor. TLC 37 40 183 280 Untold Stories of the E.R. Untold Stories of the E.R. Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant What Not to Wear “Emi” What Not to Wear “Heather” TNT 29 54 138 245 NBA Basketball Indiana Pacers at Milwaukee Bucks. The Last O.G. Charmed “A Witch’s Tail” Charmed Charmed USA 62 55 105 242 Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation NCIS: Los Angeles WGN-A 13 239 307 How I Met How I Met Elementary Camp Meeting Supernatural More Hair Know Joseph Prince Les Feldick Joyce Meyer * ** The News Herald | Thursday, March 7, 2019 C1 SPORTS Gulf Coast rolls over Daytona State

By Dustin Kent Suncoast Conference Florida Daytona State led 22-21 with significant (postseason) min- fouling, we were out of posi- [email protected] Southwestern State (29-2), five minutes left in the second utes from last year was Astou tion defensively, we just didn’t which routed Broward College quarter, but the Lady Commo- (Gaye) and (Diéné Diané) a handle it well. After halftime, OCALA — The Gulf Coast 99-74 in Wednesday’s first dores finished the first half on little bit,” she said. “It’s tourna- we came out and looked a little women’s basketball team quarterfinal contest. a 10-2 run and blew the game ment time, so there are nerves more like Gulf Coast. We turned opened play in the FCSAA State Brittany Davis scored 19 open with a 29-point third for everybody, but without as up the tempo and played more Women’s Basketball Tourna- points and made 5 of 12 from the quarter. much veteran play it’s twice as aggressive defense, hit some ment on Wednesday with a 3-point line to lead Gulf Coast, Gulf Coast coach Roonie bad. We don’t really have any- shots, and got some separation 76-51 victory over Daytona with Alexus Dye adding 17 Scovel said she thought nerves body to lean on, so we have to and looked much better in the State. points and eight rebounds and and a lack of players with expe- do it as a group. second half.” With the win, the No. 5 Lady Astou Gaye 17 points and nine rience in the postseason played “Things weren’t going our The Lady Commodores did Commodores (21-5) advanced rebounds. Melissa Sam was the a part in the slow start. way early on. Our shooters look early on as if they would to Friday’s semifinal round to top scorer for the Lady Falcons “I’ve been trying to tell people couldn’t hit shots, we weren’t take on the champion of the with 13 points. that the only player that had defending well, we were See HOOPS, C3 Season slipping away Gators can’t cash in opportunities in OT loss to No. 10 LSU

By Pat Dooley Staff writer

On a “Senior Night” when Florida needed to be over- flowing with a sense of urgency, two of the Gator seniors had it coming out of their ears. Unfortunately, with the game on the line, the ball ended up in the hands of the third one. KeVaughn Allen passed up a 3-point shot with seconds left in overtime and instead drove to the basket without getting a shot off. As a result, Florida lost 79-78 in overtime to No. 10 LSU on a night that could have been a huge one for an NCAA bubble team. “Crushing,” Florida coach Mike White said Wednes- day. “Just crushing. Golden opportunity. To not get a shot off on the last possession is just disheartening.” Earlier in this season, Allen scored 21 points in the second half and overtime in a win at LSU. In his final home game as a Gator, he didn’t shoot after a 1-for-6 first half, instead acquiescing to fellow senior Jalen Hudson. Another disappearing act, this one at a really bad time. “It’s the same thing for a long time,” White said. Florida actually had three chances to take the lead in the final 90 seconds. The first possessions ended after a missed short jumper Florida senior guard Jalen Hudson (3) slips and tries to pass the ball as he falls on the ﬁ nal play of overtime Wednesday as the Gators lost by Keyontae Johnson. 79-78 to LSU at the O’Connell Center. The Gators squandered the ﬁ nal possession with a chance to take the lead with 7.8 seconds on the clock. The second was a drive by [PHOTOS BY BRAD MCCLENNY/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER] Hudson that was blocked and appeared to be goaltending. much worse from point guard timeout) falling down trying obviously I didn’t.” another chance to pad its “It was a controversial no- Andrew Nembhard walk- to drive to Allen not getting LSU (25-5, 15-2 SEC) resume, but fell to 17-13 and call,” Hudson said. ing the ball up the floor with the shot off. remained tied with Tennessee 9-8 in the league. The third and final pos- the fans screaming at him “I thought I had more time at the top of the SEC with one session couldn’t have gone to hurry to Hudson (after a than I did,” Allen said, “but game to play. Florida missed See GATORS, C3

Harper makes Phillies hottest ticket in town

By Dan Gelston all-time best-seller for any The Associated Press athlete during the first 24 hours of launch. Aramark, PHILADELPHIA — Bryce which manages the Phillies Harper swag is going, New Era Team Store at the going and just about gone ballpark, said “interest is high before he takes a swing in and sales are brisk” and new Philadelphia. waves of merchandise arrive Phillies merchandise stores daily. MLBShop.com offered and ticket vendors are cer- free shipping on all U.S. orders INDYCAR tainly getting their hefty cuts over $39 — a walk in the park PREVIEW | C2 thanks to Harper hype. for fans buying the $119 Harper has Phillies fans Harper batting practice waffle CONTINUED spending stupid money on A customer shops for Bryce Harper apparel at Citizens Bank Park pullover hoodie or $44.99 for his No. 3 jerseys, tees and on Monday in Philadelphia. [MATT ROURKE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] the Harper toddler official cool GROWTH caps, and the franchise has base player jersey. set records with ticket sales No. 3 gear is No. 1 in When Harper looks in the How’s this for a sign that IndyCar this year has headed into the March 28 Philadelphia. stands on opening day — and Harper Mania has come out of a new title sponsor, opener. “I can’t wait to be a part of over the remainder of his left field? A notice was posted one steady television Billboards welcoming the Phillies for a long period record $330 million, 13-year on the team store this week partner and an Harper to Philly line the inter- of time,” Harper said. “I’ve deal — he’ll see thousands of the store ran out of letters expanding lineup that state headed to Citizens Bank grown to love playing in Philly, fans wearing his jersey. and did “not have any more features new talent. Park — and it’s Harper driving love playing in Citizens Bank Fanatics said Harper’s R’s for Adult Home and Road retail traffic at a record clip. Park.” No. 3 Phillies jersey was the Jerseys .” * ** C2 Thursday, March 7, 2019 | The News Herald SPORTS TICKER

IN BRIEF

LONDON Under Murray upbeat after hip surgery, hopes to return the Andy Murray says he is pain-free after hip surgery but likely won’t play at Wimbledon. radar Murray tells the BBC in an interview he wants to continue playing but the surgeons “couldn’t give Recent Stanley Cup me any guarantees.” champions show The three-time Grand small trades can Slam champion says make big difference “I don’t feel any pressure to come back. If it By Stephen Whyno allows me to play that’s The Associated Press brilliant.” After an emotional Nick Jensen was just Australian Open exit in a Minnesota boy who January, Murray had an played his first three sea- operation to repair his sons in Detroit. damaged right hip with In this March 9, 2018, photo, the St. Petersburg skyline is pictured in the background as IndyCar Then he walked into a metal implant. The driver Simon Pagenaud takes part in practice ahead of the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, Fla. the Washington Capitals’ 32-year-old Murray The 2019 IndyCar season opens Sunday. [DIRK SHADD/THE TAMPA BAY TIMES VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] locker room and saw the says he is now without likes of Alex Ovechkin, pain for the first time in Nicklas Backstrom and 18 months but cannot Evgeny Kuznetsov, who do “any high-impact welcomed their newest movement.” defenseman with open Continued growth arms. ANCHORAGE, ALASKA “I never knew them Veteran musher Zirkle before this and I just see takes lead in Iditarod IndyCar has been themonTV,andit’salittle slowly and steadily star-striking right away,” Veteran musher Aliy returning to relevance Jensen said. Zirkle is leading in Alas- Jensen isn’t a star, but ka’s Iditarod Trail Sled By Jenna Fryer he and winger Carl Hage- Dog Race. The Associated Press lin sure fit the mold of She is seeking to low key trade-deadline become the first woman ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — acquisitions who can pay to win in nearly three IndyCar is ready to go racing bigdividendsduringalong decades. again after six long months playoff run. The Capitals Zirkle is a three-time spent solidifying the busi- learned last year in get- second-place finisher in ness side of the series as it ting defenseman Michal the 1,000-mile race. executes a five-year plan Kempny how a seemingly She was first to leave aimed at continued growth. small trade can make a the Ophir checkpoint Scott Dixon wrapped up big difference, and the Wednesday morning, his fifth IndyCar cham- defending Stanley Cup 432 miles into the race. pionship last September. champions are among the Earlier Wednesday, The months since have teams that made low-risk Frenchman Nicolas Petit seen IndyCar land new title moves at last month’s retook the lead after sponsorship from Japanese In this Sept. 16 photo, Scott Dixon holds the Indy Car trade deadline in hopes of arriving first at Ophir communications giant NTT, championship trophy with his wife Emma Davies and their reaping a high reward. when defending cham- the transition to a single children Poppy and Tilly Davies Dixon, in Sonoma, Calif. [ELIJAH Vegas paid a big price to pion and front-runner steady television partner in NOUVELAGE/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] land winger Mark Stone, Joar Ulsom stopped for a NBC Sports and a continued Winnipeggaveupitsfirst- 24-hour mandatory rest push toward expanding the Ericsson and Rosenqvist, 2016 and focused on col- rounder for center Kevin at Takotna. grid and making it easier both Swedes, followed the laboration among series Hayes and both teams are Participants also must for new teams to crack the career change of Alexander stakeholders to help IndyCar better for those pickups. take two eight-hour series. Rossi, the American who return to the buzz of its glory Yet recent history shows rests. “It feels good, like we have abandoned his F1 pursuit days 30 years ago. contenders who tinkered momentum again,” said Jay after the 2015 season and The plan has produced a rather than made a splash LONDON Frye, who was promoted in the three years since his new car that earned strong at the deadline got it right. FIFA’s robust cash to president of IndyCar in move to IndyCar has won reviews in last year’s inau- “To bring in people reserves soar to $2.7B December. “There’s been the Indianapolis 500 and gural season. The number that are going to take a huge amount of work took Dixon to the season of passes during the season major roles from some of FIFA’s cash reserves and it’s been an organized finale in last year’s champi- was improved, the series had your core guys, it starts soared to a record $2.74 process that we believe is onship race. eight different winners over to create some issues,” billion and revenue working.” Rossi anchors Andretti 17 races and parity deep into Washington coach Todd climbed to $6.4 billion The series opens Sunday Autosport with Ryan the field. Reirden said. “Any time in the four-year period in St. Petersburg, where Hunter-Reay, whose cham- “This is the second year you have a chance to covering the 2018 World Sebastien Bourdais will go pionship in 2012 was an of the new car and last year improve your players and Cup, The Associated for his third consecutive anomaly during a decade it performed at a very high acquire depth and give Press has learned. victory on the streets of the dominated by Ganassi and level,” Frye said. “The fans them a better opportunity The robust financial Florida city he calls home. Team Penske. Ganassi has really like the look of a car, towin,youdon’teverpass results suggest FIFA has The starting grid will consist won six titles with Dixon it very much has a historical it up. But it’s something weathered the deep- of 19 veterans, five classified and Dario Franchitti since feel to it, and in the second that seems like it’s been a est crisis in its history, rookies and three drivers 2008, while Penske drivers year of this product, we are successful one for us last which erupted in 2015 making their IndyCar debut. Will Power, Simon Pagen- sure that we can make it year with a little bit of an when a United States-led Among the newcomers aud and Josef Newgarden better.” under the radar acquisi- criminal investigation are Felix Rosenqvist, the each won a championship. NBC Sports will air eight tion and then this year the led to the arrests and new teammate to Dixon at Andretti Autosport this events on NBC — up from same thing.” later convictions of Chip Ganassi Racing, and week released a glossy five national events last Before the 2018 Capi- high-ranking officials on Marcus Ericsson, who fills video celebrating its team year when ABC shared the tals, the 2016 Penguins corruption charges. FIFA Robert Wickens’ seat at history, its powerful name package. NBC Sports has got Hagelin and defense- President Sepp Blatter Arrow Schmidt Peterson and this year’s four-driver earned a strong reputation man Justin Schultz before also was deposed as FIFA Motorsports. Santino Fer- lineup, which is the same for in the racing industry for its the deadline, and a year president in a financial rucci (Dale Coyne Racing) a second consecutive season commitment to producing later added Ron Hainsey misconduct case that and Colton Herta (Harding for the first time in a decade. a top-notch product, and and Mark Streit for blue left the governing body’s Steinbrenner Racing) are Marco Andretti is start- its booth of Leigh Diffey, line depth and repeated reputation in tatters and considered rookies but made ing his 14th season and Townsend Bell and Paul as champions even with- caused a backlash from at least one start last season. seeking his first victory Tracy is among the smooth- out Kris Letang. sponsors. Ericsson was winless in since 2001. The son of team est in motorsports. Mike After being elected 97 Formula One starts and owner Michael Andretti Tirico will call his inaugural as Blatter’s successor lost his ride after last season and grandson of IndyCar Indianapolis 500 when the in 2016, Gianni Infan- when Alfa Romeo signed great Mario Andretti said network hosts it for the first tino said that “FIFA Kimi Raikkonen. Rosen- the consistency should help time in May. was clinically dead as an qvist is a former Formula 3 the organization compete The 500 has a growing organization.” Although champion who spent three consistently with the Penske number of entries — it has Infantino’s leadership seasons in Formula E and ran and Ganassi heavyweights. already passed the maximum has come under criticism a partial Indy Lights season “We all understand each 33 — ensuring there will be from within European in 2016. other and our desires — how bumping for “The Greatest governing body UEFA, “I’m looking forward to we like the car set up,” Marco Spectacle In Racing” and Infantino will be able Felix, I think he can really Andretti said. “I know some the crown jewel of Indy- to show the budget is in help the program,” said things Rossi or Hunter-Reay Car. The field will include a healthy state, and he Dixon. “He’s a big talent, like don’t necessarily fit my Fernando Alonso, the two- is due to be re-elected fast, will raise our whole style, and they may not like time Formula One world unopposed in June for a game and effort. Just some- what works for me. Every- champion who has retired four-year term. thing I think we really need one is comfortable with each from that series in pursuit The 2015-18 finances to do, especially when other and we are all on the of his bucket list of world- In this March 3 photo, obtained by the AP exceed you’re competing against same page.” renowned races. He will be Capitals defenseman Nick the forecasts presented to the likes of Penske and The 24 entries equal the competing in an indepen- Jensen skates with the the FIFA Congress last Andretti right now. Andretti size of last year’s field, but is dent effort for McLaren, the puck during a game in June. are a great team right now. up three cars from two sea- first step in what could be a New York. [BILL KOSTROUN/ They’ve been doing a lot of sons ago. It’s part of Frye’s return to IndyCar for the ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE The Associated Press good things.” five-year plan that began in beloved organization. PHOTO]

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BASKETBALL PERISCOPE

The News Herald line, and 74.2 percent shooting 36.6 percent 88.2 percent from the free 50 percent from the free percent from the field, from the foul line. Trent from the field, 35.2 per- throw line. throw line. 16.9 percent from the The following is a list of Forrest (Chipley), Florida cent from the 3-point Derrick White (Gracev- LaSonja Edwards (Gulf 3-point line, and 75 per- area athletes now playing State, Jr., 6-4, 210, G — line, and 56 percent from ille), Hillsborough Coast), Middle Ten- cent from the foul line. college basketball. All Averaging nine points, the free throw line. College, So., 6-1, 175, G nessee, Sr., 6-1, F Tyra Johnson (Chipola), statistics and records are 4.6 rebounds, 3.8 assists, Kruize Pinkins (Mari- — Has not played yet this — Averaging 1.3 points Troy, Jr., 5-7, G — Aver- through March 5 unless and 1.9 steals per game anna, Chipola), Junior season. and 1.4 rebounds per aging 6.8 points and 1.3 noted. while shooting 43.8 per- Casale, Italian Serie A2, game while shooting rebounds per game while cent from the field, 14.8 6-7, 215, F — Averaging Women 56.5 percent from the shooting 35.3 percent Men percent from the 3-point 16.5 points, 10 rebounds field.Taylor Emery (Gulf from the field, 36.6 per- line, and 78.1 percent and 1.7 assists while Curteeona Brelove Coast) Virginia Tech, cent from the 3-point Antonio Bellamy from the foul line. shooting 45.5 percent (Malone), St. John’s, Sr., Sr., 5-10, G — Averaging line, and 73.7 percent (Mosley), Thomas Uni- Donovan Franklin (Gulf from the field, 35.9 per- 6-2, F — Averaging 9.8 17.9 points, 5.5 rebounds from the free throw line. versity, Fr., 6-1, 170, G Coast), Pittsburg State, cent from the 3-point points and 5.9 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game Shaterrika O’Neal (Gulf — Bellamy has not played Sr., 6-5, 205, G — Aver- line, and 79.4 percent while shooting 50.2 per- while shooting 42.4 per- Coast), Troy, Sr., 5-8, G yet this season. aging 20.9 points, six from the free throw line. cent from the field 11.1 cent from the field, 38.4 — Averaging 6.7 points Alex Brown (Vernon), rebounds, and 2.1 assists Adrian Sims (Chipley), percent from the 3-point percent from the 3-point and 2.9 rebounds, 1.3 Arkansas Tech, Sr., 6-3, per game while shooting Thomas University, Fr., line and 60.5 percent line, and 84.9 percent assists and 1.1 steals per 195, G — Averaging 14.8 48.4 percent from the 5-11, 195, G — Averag- from the free throw line. from the free throw line. game while shooting 37.9 points, 5.8 rebounds, and field, 38 percent from ing 3.4 points and 1.4 Maria Castro (Gulf Coast), Raven Fox (Gulf Coast), percent from the field, 1.7 assists while shoot- the 3-point line, and 88.9 rebounds while shoot- Oklahoma State, Sr., 6-0, Syracuse, Sr., 5-8, G — 36.9 percent from the ing 49.1 percent from percent from the foul line. ing 29.4 percent from G — Averaging 2.7 points Averaging one point per 3-point line, and 70 per- the field, 44.2 percent Kevon Godwin (Blount- the field, 28.6 from the and 2.3 rebounds while game while shooting 26.1 cent from the free throw from the 3-point line, stown), Gulf Coast, Fr., 3-point line and 83.3 per- shooting 33.8 percent percent from the field line. and 73.2 percent from 6-1, G — Averaging 10.5 cent from the line. from the field, 28.6 per- and 12.5 percent from Amanda Paschal (Chi- the free throw line. Stacy points, 4.4 rebounds, 2.3 Khaliel Spearman (Ruth- cent from the 3-point line the 3-point line, and 80 pley, Gulf Coast), Burse (Mosley), Marion assists, and 1.2 steals per erford, Gulf Coast), and 62.5 percent from the percent from the foul line. Kentucky, Jr., 5-7, G — Military Institute, Fr., game while shooting 38.3 Talladega College, Sr., free throw line. Josselin Geer (North Averaging 3.6 points, 2.2 6-3, 200, G — Averaging percent from the field, 6-3, 180, G — Averaging J’Nyiah Daniels (Mosley), Bay Haven), Miles Com- rebounds and 1.4 assists 3.1 points, 1.9 rebounds, 36.3 percent from the 6.2 points, 3.2 rebounds West Alabama, Jr., 5-6, G munity College, Fr., per game while shoot- and one assist per game 3-point line, and 69.7 and 1.4 assists while shoot- — Averaging 10.1 points, 5-10, G — Averaging 5.6 ing 31.1 percent from the while shooting 39 per- percent from the foul line. ing 47.1 percent shooting 3.1 rebounds 1.3 steals points, 2.5 rebounds and field, 41.2 percent from cent from the field, 38.5 Jeremy Harris (Gulf from the field, 34.3 percent and 1.8 assists per game 1.4 assists per game while the 3-point line and 76.6 percent from the 3-point Coast), Buffalo, Sr., 6-7, from the 3-point line, and while shooting 31.8 per- shooting 39.1 percent percent from the foul line. line, and 50 percent from 185, G — Averaging 13.2 70 percent from the free cent from the field, 24.8 from the field, 31.3 per- Ty Purifoy (Gulf Coast), the foul line. points, 6.2 rebounds 2.9 throw line. percent from the 3-point cent from the 3-point line North Florida, Sr., 5-1, G Destin Dunton (Ruth- assists and one steal per Chris Walker (Holmes line, and 67.3 percent and 34.8 percent from the — Averaging 5.3 points, erford), Southern, Sr., game while shooting 40.3 County), Rio Grande from the free throw line. free throw line. 3.1 rebounds, 5.5 assists 6-3, 195, G — Averaging percent from the field, 27 Valley Vipers, NBA Fatou Diagne (Gulf Teiyahna Hutchinson and two steals per game 3.3 points, 1.6 rebounds percent from the 3-point G-League, 6-9, 200, F Coast), Purdue, Jr., 6-4, (Port St. Joe), Gulf Coast, while shooting 36.6 per- and 1.5 assists per game line, and 73 percent from — Averaging 7.2 points, C — Averaging 1.9 points Fr., 5-7, G — Averaging cent from the field, 26.3 while shooting 37.2 per- the foul line. 5.4 rebounds, 1.1 assists and 2.4 rebounds per one point per game while percent from the 3-point cent from the field and Antwain Johnson and 1.2 blocks per game game while shooting 55.1 shooting 19 percent from line, and 64.7 percent 70.6 percent from the (Malone, Chipola), while shooting 57.1 per- percent from the field and the field, 8.3 percent from from the free throw free throw line. Buffalo, Sr., 6-2, 197, G — cent from the field and 20 percent from the foul the 3-point line, and 50 line. Nat Dixon (Mosley), Johnson is sitting out this 57.1 percent from the free line. percent from the foul line. Southern Methodist, Sr., season after transferring throw line. Kadeem Webb Jhileiya Dunlap (Gulf Halie Jasinski (Port St. Anyone with informa- 6-4, 180, G — Averaging from Middle Tennessee (Cottondale), Thomas Coast), Ole Miss, Jr., Joe), Coastal Alabama- tion on the whereabouts 5.3 points, 2.1 rebounds, State. Chancellor Lockett University, Jr., 6-3, 180, 6-2, F — Averaging 5.9 Monroeville, So., 6-1, C of other area athletes and 1.6 assists per game (Malone), Middle Geor- G —Averaging 3.7 points points, 3.7 rebounds, 1.2 — Averaging four points, now playing college while shooting 35.3 per- gia State, Jr., 6-1, 185, G while shooting 41.3 per- assists and 1.4 blocks per 5.5 rebounds, one assist basketball is asked to cent from the field, 32.6 — Averaging 6.2 points cent from the field, 42.9 game while shooting 48.5 and 1.1 blocks per game e-mail Tyler Waldrep at percent from the 3-point and two rebounds while from the 3-point line and percent from the field and while shooting 41.8 [email protected].

PREP ROUNDUP quarter, committing a Mbandu opened the HOOPS handful of turnovers and fourth with another three, Mosley wallops finished 2 for 3. Yeager and three walks with two going scoreless until a free followed by a driving Wakulla in district led Mosley with three strikeouts. From Page C1 throw from Davis tied the layup by Farcy and Gaye’s debut runs scored and Hartzog The Marlins will host game 22-22 with 4:11 on fourth triple of the night scored twice. Bozeman on Thursday the clock. to go up 68-42 with 7:25 The News Herald night. Mosley will host have no trouble, as they A free throw by Gaye remaining. SOFTBALL Wakulla. jumped out to an 18-6 put GC up for good The challenge should be LYNN HAVEN — The Arnold 14, Mosley 3 (6) lead thanks to a pair of moments later, with greater Friday for the Lady Mosley baseball team TUESDAY 3-pointers from Gaye and a fastbreak basket by Commodores against a opened up play in District PANAMA CITY BEACH SOFTBALL another from Davis. Naomi Mbandu, a bucket Florida Southwestern 2-6A with an easy 16-0 — Arnold improved to NBH 7, Florida High 3 But Paris Williams hit inside by Lya Farcy, and State squad that comes in victory over Wakulla in 6-3 on the season with a three for Daytona State free throws from Dye and riding a 25-game winning four innings on Wednes- the win, while Mosley TALLAHASSEE — in the waning seconds of Dominique Banks made it streak. day afternoon. dropped to 2-6. Katie Walters pitched the first quarter to cut the 31-24 at the break. “They’re very athletic The Dolphins (2-0) Ashley Allgood went 3 a complete game to get margin to seven points, The Lady Commodores and strong in the post, scored six runs in the first for 4 with two doubles, the win, allowing three and then the Lady Fal- took control in the third and they play with a lot inning, six in the second, three RBI, and two runs, unearned runs on two cons scored the first eight quarter, finishing with a of desire,” Scovel said of and four in the third to with Ashley Troutman hits and three walks with points of the second quar- flourish of 3-point shoot- the Buccaneers. “They’re take the mercy-rule win. finishing 2 for 4 with a 10 strikeouts for the Buc- ter to take its only lead on ing from Davis, who made very aggressive. There’s a Brayden Gainey started triple, three RBI, and two caneers (5-2). a basket by Williams with four shots from deep in reason why they’re 29-2. and pitched three score- runs. Layla Waddell was 1 Emily Lanford was 2 5:04 until halftime. the final four minutes of They’re very good. We’re less innings to get the for 4 with a triple, an RBI, for 4 with an RBI to lead Gulf Coast struggled the quarter to put GC up gonna have to play really win, giving up four hits and three runs, and Bailey the NBH offense, while offensively in the second 60-42. well to get that win.” and striking out six. Knaggs went 2 for 4 with Catie Dillahey was 1 for Mason Smith was 2 for a double, an RBI, and two 2 with a run and an RBI. 2 with a home run and runs. Kylie Burch and Lakyn four RBI, while Clete Knaggs also got the win Carmichael each had a hit Hartzog, Drew Yeager, in the circle, allowing one and scored a run. Alyssa and Blake Vineyard all earned run on four hits Shores scored twice.

of the year for the Tigers. Locke did set the Flor- GATORS “I don’t think one man ida freshman record for can stay in front of me,” made 3s in a season with From Page C1 Waters said. 75, breaking Anthony Florida fell behind by Roberson’s 16-year old five early in the over- mark. If the Gators don’t time, but battled back to make the NCAA Tour- have a chance to win. No. 10 LSU 79, nament, it will be their Instead, the Gators lost FLORIDA 78, OT record at home that will for the second straight LSU (25-5) Reid 4-9 1-2 9, Bigby-Williams 2-6 0-0 4, cost them dearly. Flor- time, both at home, Mays 3-11 4-5 11, Smart 6-15 0-0 15, Taylor ida finished with a 4-5 and now go to No. 6 2-5 2-3 6, Williams 5-8 3-4 13, Days 1-2 0-0 2, Waters 8-16 1-2 19, Graves 0-0 0-0 0. record in SEC games in Kentucky to finish the Totals 31-72 11-16 79. Exactech Arena. regular season. FLORIDA (17-13) “I wanted to get out “It’s just a tough loss,” Johnson 6-9 1-3 15, Hayes 2-7 4-8 8, Allen 1-6 2-2 4, Hudson 11-20 7-8 33, Nembhard of here with a win,” said Hudson said. 2-4 0-0 5, Bassett 1-3 1-2 3, Stokes 0-0 0-0 0, Ballard 0-2 0-0 0, Locke 3-6 2-2 10, Hudson. The senior scored 16 Okauru 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 26-58 17-25 78. He did about every- straight UF points during Halftime_LSU 34-31. End Of Regulation_ Tied 72. 3-Point Goals_LSU 6-20 (Smart thing he could, scoring one stretch of the second 3-7, Waters 2-4, Mays 1-6, Taylor 0-1, a season-high 33 points. half, as Florida rallied Days 0-1, Bigby-Williams 0-1), Florida 9-25 (Hudson 4-9, Locke 2-4, Johnson 2-4, Senior Kevarrius Hayes from an 11-point first Nembhard 1-2, Bassett 0-1, Ballard 0-2, had 15 rebounds for half deficit to take an Allen 0-3). Fouled Out_None. Rebounds_ LSU 41 (Williams 14), Florida 33 (Hayes Florida. eight-point second-half 15). Assists_LSU 10 (Waters 6), Florida 10 (Nembhard 4). Total Fouls_LSU 22, “Jalen was really lead. But as has been so Florida 16. good,” said White. often the case this year, “(Kevarrius) is a beast. I the Gators couldn’t hold love that kid.” it. Florida had a chance Johnson scored 15 to win the game in reg- points for the Gators ulation after Hudson and Noah Locke had 10. hit a rattling 3 from the Emmitt Williams had a corner with 6.2 seconds double-double for LSU to play. But LSU’s Trem- with 13 points and 14 ont Waters, who had rebounds. a team-high 19 points “Our guys made plays for LSU, sped down the when we needed to,” said court past Nembhard for LSU coach Will Wade. an easy layup to force “It’s been our story all overtime, the seventh OT year.” * ** C4 Thursday, March 7, 2019 | The News Herald

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5. Tennessee 26-3 1,366 7 Semifi nals ETSU vs. Chattanooga, 1:30 p.m. AREA EVENTS EBRO SCHEDULE 6. Kentucky 24-5 1,274 4 Today UNC Grensboro vs. Samford-The Citadel 7. Michigan 26-4 1,216 9 North Florida at Liberty, 6 p.m. winner, 5 p.m. Schedule 8. Texas Tech 24-5 1,100 11 NJIT at Lipscomb, 7 p.m. Furman vs. Mercer, 7:30 p.m. Baseball Wakulla at Mosley 3 p.m. Monday 9. Michigan State 23-6 1,039 6 Championship Semifi nals Bay at Mosley 6:30 p.m. Rutherford at Bay 6 p.m. Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx 11:55 10. Louisiana State 24-5 1,005 13 Sunday Sunday a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 11. Purdue 22-7 999 14 Semifi nal winners, 2 p.m. Wofford—VMI-Western Carolina winner vs. Arnold at FWB 6:30 p.m. Bozeman at Arnold 7 p.m. a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach 12. Houston 27-2 895 8 ETSU-Chattanooga winner, 3 p.m. NBH vs. Holmes County College softball noon. 13. Kansas 22-7 798 15 BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE UNC Grensboro—Samford-The Citadel winner Evening: Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville 14. Florida State 23-6 702 18 First Round vs. Furman-Mercer winner, 5:30 p.m. at Bozeman 6:30 p.m. Gulf Coast at CVCC (DH) 6:45 p.m. 15. Virginia Tech 22-6 668 20 Tuesday Championship Tuesday 16. Marquette 23-6 626 10 Presbyterian 106, UNC Asheville 59 Monday College baseball 1/3 p.m. Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx 17. Nevada 26-3 579 12 Charleston Southern 71, SC Upstate 52 Semifi nal winners, 6 p.m. Grand Rapids at Gulf Boys weightlifting 11:55 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 18. Kansas State 22-7 499 16 Hampton 77, Longwood 71 11:30 a.m. 19. Buffalo 26-3 437 21 At Gore Arena, Buies Creek, N.C. SUMMIT LEAGUE Coast (DH) 1/3 p.m. County meet at Mosley Wednesday 20. Cincinnati 25-4 408 23 Quarterfi nals At PREMIER Center, Sioux Falls, S.D. Softball 1 p.m. Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 21. Wisconsin 20-9 322 19 Today First Round 11:35 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m. Greyhound 22. Wofford 26-4 269 24 Radford vs. Presbyterian, 11 a.m. Saturday simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota 23. Villanova 22-8 214 — Winthrop vs. Charleston Southern, 1:30 p.m. South Dakota State vs. Western Illinois, 6 p.m. 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm 24. Maryland 21-9 207 17 Campbell vs. Hampton, 5 p.m. Omaha vs. North Dakota, 8:30 p.m. Beach noon. 25. UCF 22-6 48 — Gardner-Webb vs. High Point, 7:30 p.m. Sunday ON THE AIR Evening: Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound Others receiving votes: Auburn 43, Mississippi Semifi nals North Dakota State vs. Oral Roberts, 6 p.m. simulcast: Derby Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville St. 25, Iowa St. 21, Utah St. 17, Virginia Friday Purdue Fort Wayne vs. South Dakota, 8:30 6:45 p.m. Commonwealth 14, Washington 14, Louisville Quarterfi nal winners, 5 and 7:30 p.m. p.m. Today second round Thursday 12, New Mexico State 8, Baylor 7, Belmont 7, Championship Semifi nals Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream Old Dominion 3. At Higher-Seeded Team Monday BIATHLON 5:30 p.m. 11:35 a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. Greyhound Sunday South Dakota State-Western Illinois winner 3 p.m. BTN — Big-10 Tour- simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS/SCHEDULE Semifi nal winners, noon vs. North Dakota State-Oral Roberts winner, 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach noon. All times Central 6 p.m. NBCSN — IBU World nament: Indiana vs. Evening: Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simul- Tuesday’s Games COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Omaha-North Dakota winner vs. Purdue Fort Championship: 2x6km Minnesota, second round cast: Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. No. 3 North Carolina 79, Boston College 66 At North Charleston (S.C.) Coliseum Wayne-South Dakota winner, 8:30 p.m. Friday No. 4 Duke 71, Wake Forest 70 First Round Championship and 2x7.5km mixed relay, 7 p.m. Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream No. 5 Tennessee 71, Mississippi State 54 Saturday Tuesday, March 12 Sweden (taped) SEC — SEC Tournament: 11:35 a.m., Aqueduct 12:20 p.m., Tampa Bay No. 6 Kentucky 80, Mississippi 76 James Madison vs. Towson, 3 p.m. Semifi nal winners, 8 p.m. 11:25 a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. Greyhound No. 9 Michigan State 91, Nebraska 76 Elon vs. UNC Wilmington, 5:30 p.m. BOBSLEDDING/SKELETON TBD vs. Auburn, second simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane Minnesota 73, No. 11 Purdue 69 Quarterfi nals WEST COAST CONFERENCE 11:30 p.m., Palm Beach noon. Oklahoma 81, No. 13 Kansas 68 Sunday At Orleans Arena, Las Vegas 10:30 p.m. round Evening: Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simul- No. 14 Florida St. 73, No. 15 Virginia Tech 64, OT Hofstra vs. James Madison-Towson winner, First Round NBCSN — IBSF World 8 p.m. cast: Palm Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., No. 17 Nevada 90, Air Force 79 11 a.m. Today Derby Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:35 p.m. No. 19 Buffalo 82, Ohio 79 William & Mary vs. Delaware, 1:30 p.m. Pepperdine vs. Pacifi c, 8 p.m. Championships: men's BTN — Big-10 Tourna- Saturday Wednesday’s Games Northeastern vs. Elon-UNC Wilmington win- San Diego vs. Portland, 10:30 p.m. and women's skeleton, ment: TBD vs. Nebraska, Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct No. 10 LSU 79, Florida 78, OT ner, 5 p.m. Second Round 12:20 p.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay Seton Hall 73, No. 16 Marquette 64 College of Charleston vs. Drexel, 7:30 p.m. Friday British Columbia (taped) second round 11:25 a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound Today’s Games Semifi nals Loyola Marymount vs. Pepperdine-Pacifi c COLLEGE BASKETBALL COLLEGE LACROSSE simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota No. 12 Houston vs. SMU, 8 p.m. Monday winner, 8 p.m. 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm No. 20 Cincinnati at No. 25 UCF, 6 p.m. Hofstra—James Madison-Towson winner vs. Santa Clara vs. San Diego-Portland winner, (MEN'S) (MEN'S) Beach noon. No. 21 Wisconsin vs. Iowa, 6 p.m. William & Mary-Delaware winner, 5 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. Evening: Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simul- Northeastern—Elon-UNC Wilmington winner Quarterfi nals cast: Palm Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., RESULTS vs. College of Charleston-Drexel winner, Saturday CBSSN — Temple at ESPNU — Loyola-Mary- Derby Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. WEDNESDAY’S GAMES 7:30 p.m. San Francisco vs. Loyola Marymount— Sunday EAST Championship Pepperdine-Pacifi c winner, 11 p.m. UConn land at Duke Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct Fairleigh Dickinson 84, Wagner 46 Tuesday, March 12 BYU vs. Santa Clara—San Diego-Portland ESPN — Iowa at GOLF 11:20 a.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay Fordham 67, George Washington 56 Semifi nal winners, 6 p.m. winner, 11:30 p.m. 11:25 a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound LIU Brooklyn 71, Sacred Heart 62 HORIZON LEAGUE Semifi nals Wisconsin 1 p.m. simulcast: Palm Beach noon, Jacksonville Penn St. 66, Rutgers 65 First Round Monday ESPN2 — Cincinnati at GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: 12:30 p.m. Robert Morris 69, St. Francis (N.Y.) 65, OT Tuesday Gonzaga vs. San Francisco—Loyola POKER ROOM – Open 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday Seton Hall 73, Marquette 64 Wright St. 71, IUPUI 56 Marymount—Pepperdine-Pacifi c winner, 8 UCF Arnold Palmer Invi- through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and St. Francis (Pa.) 67, Bryant 63 Green Bay 82, UIC 77 p.m. 7 p.m. tational, fi rst round, Saturday. UMass 87, Richmond 79 Wednesday Saint Mary’s vs. BYU—Santa Clara—San LOCATION – Intersection of State 79 and West Virginia 90, Iowa St. 75 Oakland 88, Youngstown St. 84 Diego-Portland winner, 10:30 p.m. FS1 — Indiana at Illinois Orlando, Fla. State 20. SOUTH N. Kentucky 99, Detroit 88 Championship INFORMATION – 234-3943. Davidson 64, St. Bonaventure 46 At Little Caesars Arena, Detroit Tuesday, March 12 8 p.m. 1:30 a.m. (Friday) LSU 79, Florida 78, OT Semifi nals Semifi nal winners, 8 p.m. ESPN2 — SMU at Houston GOLF — European Tour Louisiana Tech 72, FAU 69 Monday ODDS Marshall 94, FIU 78 Wright State vs. Green Bay, 6 p.m. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ESPNU — UCLA at Golf: Qatar Masters, Missouri 64, Georgia 39 Oakland vs. Northern Kentucky, 8:30 p.m. THE AP TOP 25 POLL Colorado second round, Qatar PREGAME.COM LINE Morehead St. 72, SIU-Edwardsville 68 Championship The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION N. Kentucky 99, Detroit 88 Tuesday, March 12 women’s college basketball poll, with fi rst- 9 p.m. 5 a.m. (Friday) Today Nicholls 83, Northwestern St. 60 Semifi nal winners, 6 p.m. place votes in parentheses, records through FS1 — USC at Utah GOLF — European Tour FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG Rice 79, Charlotte 70 March 3, total points based on 25 points for a at Milwaukee 10½ 222 Indiana SE Louisiana 81, New Orleans 67 METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE fi rst-place vote through one point for a 25th- 10 p.m. Golf: Qatar Masters, at Portland 3½ 233½ Okla. City Southern Miss. 59, Old Dominion 52 At The Times Union Center, Albany, N.Y. place vote and last week’s ranking: ESPNU — California at second round, Qatar Texas A&M-CC 59, McNeese St. 50 First Round RECORD PTS LW COLLEGE BASKETBALL UTSA 81, W. Kentucky 76, OT Today 1. Baylor (28) 27-1 700 1 Stanford MLB Today UTSA at W. Kentucky, late Marist vs. Saint Peter’s, 4 p.m. 2. UConn 27-2 663 2 South Florida at Tulane, late Manhattan vs. Fairfi eld, 6:30 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Noon FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG 3. Louisville 27-2 638 3 at Appalachian St. 7½ Troy Arkansas at Vanderbilt, late Monmouth vs. Niagara, 9 p.m. 4. Notre Dame 27-3 625 4 (WOMEN'S) ESPN — Spring Training: at UConn 1 Temple Georgia Tech at NC State, late Quarterfi nals 5. Mississippi State 27-2 580 5 at Wisconsin 8½ Iowa MIDWEST Friday 6. Oregon 27-3 567 6 11 a.m. Minnesota at Boston, Fort at Coastal Carolina 6 South Alabama Dayton 70, La Salle 39 Iona vs. Marist-Saint Peter’s winner, 6 p.m. 7. Stanford 25-4 518 7 BTN — Big-10 Tourna- Myers, Fla. at UCF 2 Cincinnati Oakland 88, Youngstown St. 84 Canisius vs. Manhattan-Fairfi eld winner, 8. Maryland 26-3 508 8 at UALR Pk Louisiana-Lafayette Duquesne at Saint Louis, late 8:30 p.m. 9. North Carolina State 25-4 442 10 ment: Michigan State vs. NBA Louisiana-Monroe 3½ at Arkansas State Providence at Creighton, late Saturday 10. Iowa 23-6 431 12 Northwestern, second 7 p.m. at Illinois 2½ Indiana Georgetown at DePaul, late Quinnipiac vs. Monmouth-Niagara winner, 11. Oregon State 24-6 428 9 at Houston 13 SMU Ohio St. at Northwestern, late 6 p.m. 12. South Carolina 21-8 348 14 round TNT — Indiana at at Colorado 6 UCLA Clemson at Notre Dame, late Rider vs. Siena, 8:30 p.m. 13. Kentucky 24-6 326 11 UT Martin vs. E. Illinois, late Semifi nals SEC — SEC Tournament: Milwaukee at Utah 3 Southern Cal 14. Gonzaga 27-3 320 16 at UC Davis 1 Hawaii SOUTHWEST Sunday 15. Texas A&M 23-6 307 19 LSU vs. Tennessee, 9:30 p.m. UC Santa Barbara 2½ at CS Northridge Cent. Arkansas 91, Sam Houston St. 87 Iona—Marist-Saint Peter’s winner vs. Rider- 16. Miami (Fla.) 24-7 289 15 UC Irvine 12 at Cal Poly Houston Baptist 118, Incarnate Word 111 Siena winner, 5 p.m. 17. Marquette 24-6 268 13 second round TNT — Oklahoma City at Canisius—Manhattan-Fairfi eld winner vs. at Stanford 11½ California Middle Tennessee at UTEP, late 18. Syracuse 22-7 239 17 Quinnipiac—Monmouth-Niagara winner, 1 p.m. Portland Indiana State 2½ Valparaiso Oklahoma St. at Baylor, late 19. Iowa State 22-7 235 20 7:30 p.m. Illinois State 3½ Evansville FAR WEST 20. Arizona State 19-9 151 21 SEC — SEC Tournament: NHL Pepperdine 2 Pacifi c Oregon St. at Washington, late Championship 21. Texas 21-8 119 18 San Diego 13½ Portland Fresno St. at San Diego St., late Monday 22. Florida State 22-7 82 22 TBD vs. Missouri, second 6 p.m. Wyoming at San Jose St., late Semifi nal winners, 8 p.m. Marist 2 St. Peter’s 22. Drake 23-5 82 23 UC Riverside at Long Beach St., late round NBCSN — Columbus at Fairfi eld 2 Manhattan 24. Rice 24-3 75 24 Oregon at Washington St., late Monmouth 2 Niagara MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE 25. UCLA 19-11 62 25 1:30 p.m. Pittsburgh Boise St. at New Mexico, late At Enterprise Center, St. Louis Others receiving votes: South Dakota 23, First Round BTN — Big-10 Tourna- SWIMMING NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE South Dakota State 23, DePaul 19, Brigham Today Today SCHEDULE Young 7, Kansas St. 7, Rutgers 7, Florida Gulf ment: TBD vs. Ohio State, Midnight Indiana State vs. Valparaiso, 6:05 p.m. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE All times Central Coast 5, Central Florida 4, Missouri 2. TODAY’S GAMES Illinois State vs. Evansville, 8:35 p.m. second round NBCSN — TYR Pro at Chicago -135 Buffalo +125 at Boston -210 Florida +190 EAST Quarterfi nals 5 p.m. Swim Series: Day 1, Des St. Peter’s vs. Marist at Albany, N.Y., 4 p.m. Friday THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS/SCHEDULE at Pittsburgh -130 Columbus +120 All times Central SEC — SEC Tournament: Moines, Iowa (taped) N.Y. Rangers -220 at Detrot +200 Temple at UConn, 6 p.m. Loyola of Chicago vs. Indiana State-Valparaiso Navy at American U., 6 p.m. winner, 12:05 p.m. Tuesday’s Game N.Y. Islanders -220 at Ottawa +200 No. 21 Texas 62, Texas Christian 48 Arkansas vs. Georgia, at Tampa Bay -240 Minnesota +220 Boston U. at Colgate, 6 p.m. Missouri State vs. Bradley, 2:35 p.m. Holy Cross at Bucknell, 6 p.m. Drake vs. Illinois State-Evansville winner, Wednesday’s Games at Dallas -130 Colorado +120 None scheduled at Edmonton Off Vancouver Off Army at Lehigh, 6 p.m. 6:05 p.m. Delaware St. at Md.-Eastern Shore, 6:30 p.m. Southern Illinois vs. Northern Iowa, 8:35 p.m. Today’s Games Calgary -129 at Arizona +119 No. 18 Syracuse vs. Virginia or Boston College St. Louis -145 at Los Angeles +135 Fairfi eld vs. Manhattan at Albany, N.Y., 6:30 Semifi nals p.m. Saturday at Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum, 10 a.m. Ovechkin, Backstrom at San Jose -195 Montreal +180 No. 20 Arizona State vs. Colorado at MGM Updated odds available at Pregame.com Niagara vs. Monmouth (NJ) at Albany, N.Y., Loyola of Chicago—Indiana State-Valparaiso 9 p.m. winner vs. Missouri State-Bradley, 2:35 p.m. Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, 1:30 p.m. lead Capitals past Flyers SOUTH Drake—Illinois State-Evansville winner vs. No. 22 Drake vs. Illinois State, 6 p.m. PRO BASKETBALL Presbyterian vs. Radford at Buies Creek, N.C., Southern Illinois-Northern Iowa winner, 5:05 No. 22 Florida State vs. Duke or Pittsburgh at 11 a.m. p.m. Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum, 7:30 p.m. Charleston Southern vs. Winthrop at Buies 1—8-9 winner vs. 4-5 winner, 2:35 p.m. No. 24 Rice at UTSA, 7 p.m. NBA Creek, N.C., 1:30 p.m. 2—7-10 winner vs. 3-6 winner, 5:05 p.m. The Associated Press Burakovsky also scored All times Central Hampton at Campbell, 5 p.m. Championship for the Capitals, who won EASTERN CONFERENCE Cincinnati at UCF, 6 p.m. Sunday PRO HOCKEY W L PCT GB South Alabama at Coastal Carolina, 6 p.m. Semifi nal winners, 1:05 p.m. Alex Ovechkin and their fifth straight and x-Milwaukee 48 16 .750 — Troy at Appalachian St., 6 p.m. NHL Toronto 46 19 .708 2½ North Florida at Liberty, 6 p.m. NORTHEAST CONFERENCE All times Central Nicklas Backstrom each seventh in the last eight. Indiana 42 23 .646 6½ Savannah St. at SC State, 6:30 p.m. At Higher-Seeded Schools EASTERN CONFERENCE Philadelphia 41 23 .641 7 had a goal and an assist, Washington began the NC Central at NC A&T, 6:30 p.m. First Round GP W L OT PTS GF GA Boston 39 26 .600 9½ Florida A&M at Bethune-Cookman, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Tampa Bay 67 51 12 4 106 263 176 and the Washington Cap- night tied with the Island- Detroit 32 31 .508 15½ Coppin St. at Morgan St., 6:30 p.m. LIU Brooklyn 71, Sacred Heart 62 Boston 66 40 17 9 89 198 164 Brooklyn 34 33 .507 15½ Howard at Norfolk St., 7 p.m. Saint Francis (Pa.) 67, Bryant 63 Toronto 66 41 21 4 86 239 188 itals beat the Philadelphia ers atop the division. Miami 30 34 .469 18 NJIT at Lipscomb, 7 p.m. Fairleigh Dickinson 84, Wagner 46 Washington 67 39 21 7 85 231 211 Orlando 30 36 .455 19 Flyers 5-3 Wednesday Ovechkin moved one Alabama A&M at Jackson St., 7:30 p.m. Robert Morris 69, St. Francis (N.Y.) 65, OT N.Y. Islanders 66 38 21 7 83 192 161 Charlotte 29 35 .453 19 Alabama St. at Grambling St., 7:30 p.m. Semifi nals Carolina 66 36 23 7 79 199 180 night to reclaim sole pos- point from reaching 1,200 Washington 27 37 .422 21 High Point vs. Gardner-Webb at Buies Creek, Saturday Pittsburgh 66 35 22 9 79 229 204 Atlanta 22 44 .333 27 session of first place in the for his career. He will N.C., 7:30 p.m. LIU Brooklyn at Fairleigh Dickinson, 11 a.m. Montreal 67 36 24 7 79 204 194 Chicago 18 47 .277 30½ MIDWEST or 1 p.m. Columbus 66 37 26 3 77 205 198 Metropolitan Division. become the third active Cleveland 16 49 .246 32½ Iowa at Wisconsin, 6 p.m. Robert Morris at Saint Francis (Pa.), 11 a.m. Philadelphia 67 32 27 8 72 204 224 New York 13 51 .203 35 Brett Connolly, Tom player and 49th all-time Valparaiso vs. Indiana St. at St. Louis, Mo., or 1 p.m Buffalo 66 30 28 8 68 190 211 6 p.m. Championship Florida 66 28 26 12 68 209 227 Wilson and Andre to reach the mark. WESTERN CONFERENCE California Baptist at Rio Grande, 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 12 N.Y. Rangers 66 27 28 11 65 190 219 W L PCT GB Indiana at Illinois, 7 p.m. Semifi nal winners, 6 p.m. New Jersey 67 25 33 9 59 189 225 Golden State 44 20 .688 — Evansville vs. Illinois St. at St. Louis, Mo., Detroit 66 23 33 10 56 182 227 Denver 42 21 .667 1½ 8:30 p.m. OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE Ottawa 67 23 38 6 52 199 251 Houston 39 25 .609 5 SOUTHWEST At The Ford Center, Evansville, Ind. ANNOUNCEMENTS Oklahoma City 39 25 .609 5 Louisiana-Lafayette at UALR, 6:30 p.m. First Round Portland 39 25 .609 5 WESTERN CONFERENCE Louisiana-Monroe at Arkansas St., 7 p.m. Wednesday Utah 36 27 .571 7½ GP W L OT PTS GF GA Southern U. at Prairie View, 7:30 p.m. Morehead St. 72, SIU Edwardsville 68 Junior Golf Ford at 985-630-3066 San Antonio 37 29 .561 8 Calgary 66 41 18 7 89 234 192 Alcorn St. at Texas Southern, 7:30 p.m. Eastern Illinois vs. UT Martin, late L.A. Clippers 37 29 .561 8 San Jose 66 39 19 8 86 238 206 or enter online atwww. SMU at Houston, 8 p.m. Second Round Sacramento 32 31 .508 11½ Nashville 69 39 25 5 83 207 184 FAR WEST Today L.A. Lakers 30 34 .469 14 Winnipeg 66 39 23 4 82 224 198 Panama City junior arrowheadjgt.com. N. Colorado at S. Utah, 7:30 p.m. Austin Peay vs. Morehead State, 6:30 p.m. Minnesota 30 35 .462 14½ Vegas 67 36 26 5 77 201 187 UCLA at Colorado, 8 p.m. Jacksonville State vs. Eastern Illinois-UT golfers ages 11-18 are New Orleans 30 36 .455 15 St. Louis 65 34 25 6 74 187 181 Idaho at Weber St., 8 p.m. Martin winner, 9 p.m. Dallas 27 37 .422 17 Dallas 66 34 27 5 73 167 170 invited to compete in Golf Tournament Grand Canyon at Utah Valley, 8 p.m. Semifi nals Memphis 26 40 .394 19 Minnesota 67 32 27 8 72 186 196 Pacifi c vs. Pepperdine at Las Vegas, Nev., Friday the AJGT Beaver Creek Phoenix 14 51 .215 30½ Colorado 67 29 26 12 70 220 211 8 p.m. Belmont vs. Austin Peay—Morehead State-SIU x-clinched playoff spot Arizona 66 32 29 5 69 177 186 Spring Junior Classic There will be a Cap- E. Washington at Idaho St., 8:05 p.m. Edwardsville winner, 7 p.m. Edmonton 66 29 30 7 65 187 216 in Zachary, La., at the tain's Choice Knights of Hawaii at UC Davis, 9 p.m. Murray State vs. Jacksonville State—Eastern Chicago 66 27 30 9 63 220 250 Tuesday’s Games UC Irvine at Cal Poly, 9 p.m. Illinois-UT Martin winner, 9:30 p.m. Indiana 105, Chicago 96 Vancouver 66 27 30 9 63 180 206 Beaver Creek Golf Club Columbus charity golf Southern Cal at Utah, 9 p.m. Championship Philadelphia 114, Orlando 106 Anaheim 67 26 32 9 61 147 204 CS Bakersfi eld at Seattle, 9 p.m. Saturday on March 16-17. tournament at Holi- Houston 107, Toronto 95 Los Angeles 66 24 34 8 56 159 210 UC Santa Barbara at CS Northridge, 9 p.m. Semifi nal winners, 7 p.m. Memphis 120, Portland 111 2 points for win, 1 point for overtime loss. The 36-hole tourna- day Golf Club on May 4 Montana St. at Sacramento St., 9:05 p.m. Minnesota 131, Oklahoma City 120 Top 3 teams in each division and two wild Montana at Portland St., 9:05 p.m. PATRIOT LEAGUE Boston 128, Golden State 95 cards per conference advance to playoffs. ment is ranked by the starting at 8:30 a.m. The California at Stanford, 10 p.m. At Higher-Seeded Schools Wednesday’s Games Portland vs. San Diego at Las Vegas, Nev., First Round Junior Golf Scoreboard tournament will benefit Detroit 131, Minnesota 114 Tuesday’s Games 10:30 p.m. Tuesday Columbus 2, New Jersey 1, SO Miami 91, Charlotte 84 and hosted by the Arrow- Hurricane Michael vic- Holy Cross 79, Lafayette 74 Pittsburgh 3, Florida 2, OT Washington 132, Dallas 123 Boston U. 71, Loyola (Md.) 63 Boston 4, Carolina 3, OT head Junior Golf Tour. tims in the area. Brooklyn 113, Cleveland 107 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENTS All times Central Quarterfi nals N.Y. Islanders 5, Ottawa 4, SO San Antonio 111, Atlanta 104 The tournament entry The maximum AMERICA EAST CONFERENCE Today Tampa Bay 5, Winnipeg 2 Philadelphia at Chicago, late At Higher-Seeded Schools Boston University at Colgate, 6 p.m. Nashville 5, Minnesota 4, SO fee is $195 and includes amount of players is 32 Utah at New Orleans, late First Round Holy Cross at Bucknell, 6 p.m. Dallas 1, N.Y. Rangers 0 New York at Phoenix, late two days of green fees, foursomes. For further Saturday, March 9 Army at Lehigh, 6 p.m. Anaheim 3, Arizona 1 Boston at Sacramento, late Colorado 4, Detroit 3, OT Albany at UMBC,noon. Navy at American, 6 p.m. Denver at L.A. Lakers, late Montreal 3, Los Angeles 1 tee gifts, and trophies in information, contact UMass Lowell at Hartford, 4 p.m. Semifi nals Today’s Games Wednesday’s Games Maine at Vermont, 6 p.m. Sunday four age divisions. 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Islanders at Ottawa, 6:30 p.m. The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Saturday, March 16 Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 6:30 p.m. call 225-654-1402 for 850-319-5770 or ander- college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes Semifi nal winners, 10 a.m. SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Colorado at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. in parentheses, records through March 3, total At U.S. Cellular Center, Asheville, N.C. Buffalo at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. reservations and group [email protected]. Vancouver at Edmonton, 8 p.m. points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place vote ATLANTIC SUN CONFERENCE First Round rate. The tournament Calgary at Arizona, 8 p.m. through one point for a 25th-place vote and At Higher-Seeded Schools Friday Montreal at San Jose, 9:30 p.m. extended registration To get an announce- last week’s ranking: First Round VMI vs. Western Carolina, 4 p.m. St. Louis at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m. RECORD PTS LW March 4 Samford vs. The Citadel, 6:30 p.m. Friday’s Games deadline is March 13 ment in the paper 1. Gonzaga (42) 29-2 1,578 1 NJIT 83, Florida Gulf Coast 76 Quarterfi nals Minnesota at Florida, 6 p.m. at 2 p.m. To enter the email dkent@pcnh. 2. Virginia (21) 26-2 1,553 2 North Florida 76, North Alabama 66 Saturday New Jersey at Washington, 6 p.m. 3. North Carolina 24-5 1,428 5 Liberty 72, Jacksonville 58 Wofford vs. VMI-Western Carolina winner, Winnipeg at Carolina, 6:30 p.m. event, please call Diane com with information. 4. Duke (1) 25-4 1,399 3 Lipscomb 86, Kennesaw St. 71 noon Montreal at Anaheim, 9 p.m. * ** The News Herald | Thursday, March 7, 2019 C5

The Daytona Beach News-Journal’s Godwin Kelly & Ken Willis have covered NASCAR for NASCAR THIS WEEK nearly 60 years combined. godwin.kelly@ news-jrnl.com [email protected]

SPEED FREAKS QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE A few questions we PHOENIX had to ask ourselves Compelling questions ... and maybe a few actual answers Your knee-jerk review of Vegas and results of the “new THREE THINGS TO WATCH Is that a look of concern? package”? GODSPEAK: It’s a work in 1. Penske power Let’s call it a mix of mild concern, progress. Drivers have more car balanced by a hesitance to offer control, and there have been It sure looks like Team snap judgment. I tuned into Sun- fewer wrecks. Give it time. Penske has found the day’s race, saw a big pack of cars KEN’S CALL: If it seemed perfect secret key to the new slicing and dicing, and said, “See, at the start, the engineers NASCAR package — two that’s exactly what NASCAR was would eventually mess it up. But wins by two drivers on looking for with the new con- it seems imperfect at the start, consecutive weekends. figurations.” Then I looked in the so maybe the engineers will find Joey Logano credited corner of the screen and realized a way to tighten up the field. Ford’s engineers for solv- it was just the second lap of Reverse psychology, right there. ing the puzzle. “Everyone a green-flag run. By Lap 10, it is going through a learn- became the Urban Meyer 400 — Kez, then Joey. Is this going to ing curve right now, so everyone in spread formation. be a Penske year? if there’s a time to do it, GODSPEAK: You know how the now is the time because Now what? winds of fortune work, but right we had to redo every- now Team Penske enjoys a bel- thing we had anyway,” I always go back to the theory lowing jib. What? Logano said of the new proposed by former Nashville KEN’S CALL: Penske also has a Mustang. “That seems to Joey Logano won at Las Vegas a week after teammate Tennessean motorsports writer third wheel, Ryan Blaney, who be paying dividends for Brad Keselowski captured the flag at Atlanta. Team Larry Woody, who suggested has done no better than 22nd so us now.” Penske has seen early success with the new aero/motor tossing a rabid badger in every far. If they get him going, watch package. [AP/JOHN LOCHER] cockpit to liven things up. Given out. 2. NASCAR’s NASCAR’s reluctance to see the observation “But still work to do. It’s been happy with his car brilliance in that, I will instead early. Three different yet this season. “The last opt for patience and the insti- FEUD OF THE WEEK The Cup Series made its winners, three races; so two weeks we’ve been tutional knowledge that no full aero/engine package we’ll take this one and in right field at the start eventual landing spot, rules- DENNY HAMLIN VS. KURT debut at Las Vegas, with head to Phoenix.” of practice, and they just wise, will be universally loved BUSCH: Hamlin was not happy mixed reviews. NASCAR keep scrambling and by all. about having to play follow-the- is poking and prodding 3. Harvick watch taking big swings at it leader behind Busch, who was at the data gathered to to get us close,” he said. — Ken Willis, ken.willis a tick slower on older tires, but date. “I think it was good When the Cup Series “Hopefully, we can get @news-jrnl.com impassable because of the new to see directionally that circus hits Phoenix and that figured out.” Count aero/motor combo. guys (came) up through ISM Raceway, you have on it Sunday. GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: This the pack and make to keep one eye on Kevin NASCAR CUP is something new in the Cup a pass for the lead,” Harvick. Harvick has — Godwin Kelly, STANDINGS Series — faster cars that NASCAR Vice President piled up nine wins at the godwin.kelly@ can’t pass. “(When) he ran Steve O’Donnell said. 1-mile oval. He hasn’t news-jrnl.com 1. Joey Logano 133 the bottom (racing lane) then 2. Kevin Harvick 131 there’s nothing anyone could do 3. Denny Hamlin 127 about it,” Hamlin said. 4. Kyle Busch 121 5. Brad Keselowski 115 6. Kyle Larson 102 GODWIN’S PICKS 7. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 99 FOR PHOENIX LAS VEGAS 8. Erik Jones 98 8. Martin Truex Jr. 98 WINNER: Kevin Harvick 10. Kurt Busch 95 REST OF TOP 5: Chase Elliott, 11. Aric Almirola 92 Kyle Busch, Joey Logano, Kurt THREE THINGS WE LEARNED 12. Alex Bowman 85 Busch 13. Clint Bowyer 83 FIRST ONE OUT: Ty Dillon 1. Two for Kyle 14. Chase Elliott 81 DARK HORSE: Ricky Stenhouse 15. Ryan Blaney 69 Jr. Kyle Busch continued 16. William Byron 66 DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: The his assault on NASCAR’s 17. Jimmie Johnson 65 competition tightens up in the minor-league series 18. Daniel Suarez 63 front pack because of the size of with two more wins, 19. Ryan Newman 62 this oval. but finished third in the 20. Paul Menard 61 Cup race. “I think we passed the most cars so MOTOR MOUTHS I think we were the most WHAT’S ON TAP PODCAST impressive,” he said, “but that doesn’t matter CUP SERIES: TicketGuardian 500 Stay west, young man, stay because we don’t have a Kyle Busch carries the checkered flag after winning SITE: ISM Raceway (1-mile oval) west. Horace Greeley didn’t trophy. Whatever.” the Xfinity Series race at Las Vegas. He won the Truck SCHEDULE: Friday, qualifying exactly say that, but he wasn’t a Series race Friday, but finished third in Sunday’s Cup (Fox Sports 1, 6 p.m.). Saturday, NASCAR fan. 2. Top-5 for Kurt race. [AP/BENJAMIN HAGER] practice (Fox Sports 1, 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m.). Sunday, race (Fox, Tune in online at Kurt Busch has taken a we know we’ve got some “If it’s entertaining for coverage beings at 3 p.m., racing www.news-journalonline.com/ liking to the new pack- more work to do.” people to watch, it really at 3:30 p.m.) daytonamotormouths age. At least that’s what does not matter to me a his performance sheet 3. Package reaction bit. Whatever it is, it is, XFINITY: Xfinity 200 shows — two top-five fin- the rules are the same SITE: ISM Raceway ishes in a row. “I’m really NASCAR’s new Cup pack- for everybody.” SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (Fox proud of everybody to age made its debut at Sports 1, 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.). get a top-five,” he said. Las Vegas. “Yeah, I mean — Godwin Kelly, Saturday, qualifying (Fox Sports “Now we’ve got two I really don’t care,” driver godwin.kelly@ 1, 12:30 p.m.), race (Fox Sports 1, top-fives this year, but Chase Elliott (ninth) said. news-jrnl.com 4 p.m.)

KEN WILLIS’ TOP 10 NASCAR DRIVER RANKINGS

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DATED: February 20, you and you are re- One Seaport Drive, FLORIDA 33324 a date SALE DATE: 4-5-19 items will be sold or 23111 2019 Prepared by: quired to serve a copy Panama City, Florida which is within thirty 2002 Chey otherwise disposed. IN THE CIRCUIT Clerk of the Circuit Tromberg Law Group, of your written de- 32401. (30) days after the first 1GNEC13Z62J266639 Sales will be con- COURT FOR BAY Court P. A . fenses, if any, to it on Pub: March 7, 2019 publication of this No- 1976 Bost Whlr ducted at Bay Mini COUNTY, 1515 South Federal Plaintiff’s attorney, tice in the THE NEWS BWC1739AM76H Storage, 1816 Thomas FLORIDA 22766 ByLadyne Swearingen Highway, Suite 100 STRAUS & ASSOCI- HERALD and file the 2001 Chey Drive, Panama City PROBATE DIVISION INVITATION DeputyDeputy Clerk of Boca Raton, FL 33432 ATES, P.A., 10081 original with the Clerk 1GCHC23G11E161468 Beach, FL 32408 on File No. 19-CP-000174 TO BID the Court Pines Blvd. Ste. C, of this Court either be- 1999 GMC March 19, 2019 at Division St. Andrew United If you are a person Pembroke Pines, Fl. fore service on Plaintiffs 1GTHG35R8X1036188 3:30pm, All goods will Methodist Church Copies furnished to: with a disability who 33024, eMail: attorney or immediately 2001 Ford be sold in “AS-IS” con- IN RE: ESTATE OF Panama City, Florida Phelan Hallinan Dia- needs any accommo- [email protected] on thereafter; otherwise a 1FAFP44441F166844 dition, alll items or CAROLINE PATTER- is accepting bids for mond & Jones, PLLC dation in order to par- or before thirty default will be entered 2001 Mazd spaces may not be SON the following: 2001 NW 64th Street ticipate in this pro- (30) days from the first against you for the re- JM1BJ225210429023 available at time of IRELAND a/k/a CARO- REBUILDING OF Suite 100 ceeding, you are enti- date of publication on lief demanded in the sale. LINE P. IRELAND, EDUCATION AND Ft. Lauderdale, FL tled, at no cost to you, or before and file the complaint. LOCATION: FLEMING Deceased. FELLOWSHIP HALL 33309 to the provision of original with the Clerk WRECKER SERVICE Unit 101 BUILDING certain assistance. of this Court either be- This notice is provided 1719 MLK BLVD Ronald Lombardi NOTICE Movant counsel certi- Please contact ADA fore service upon pursuant to Administra- PANAMA CITY, FL Household TO CREDITORS Located at: 2001 W. fies that a bona fide Coordinator at Plaintiff’s attorney or tive Order No. 2.065. 32405 Unti 149 11th Street effort to resolve this 850-747- 5338, fax immediately thereafter; TIME: 9:00 AM Ronald Lombardi The administration of Panama City, FL 32401 22658 matter on the motion 850-747-5717 or at otherwise, a default will In accordance with the Pub: March 7, 2019 Household the estate of Caroline IN THE CIRCUIT noticed has been [email protected] be entered against you Americans with Disabil- Unti 446 Patterson Ireland a/k/a BID DATE: 23065 COURT OF THE FOUR- made or that, because s.org, P. 0. Box for the relief demanded ities Act, if you are a Ashley Garza Caroline P. Ireland, de- NOTICE OF TEENTH JUDICIAL of time consideration, 1089, Panama City, FL in the complaint filed Thursday March 21, person with a disability Household ceased, whose date of PUBLIC SALE CIRCUIT IN AND FOR such effort has not yet 32402 at least 7 days herein. 2019 at 2pm who needs any accom- Pub: February 28, death was January 31, BAY COUNTY, FLOR- been made but will be before your sched- modation in order to March 7, 2019 2019, is pending in the IDA CIRCUIT CIVIL DI- made prior to the uled court appear- ICE: AN PERSON For plans and other in- participate in this pro- Property of the follow- Circuit Court for Bay VISION scheduled hearing. ance, or immediately WITH A DISABILITY formation, visit the ceeding, you are enti- ing tenants will be sold Check our cars County, Florida, Pro- CASE NO.: upon receiving this REQUIRING SPECIAL church office at the tled, at no cost to you, for cash to satisfy rental bate Division, the ad- 19000087CA Persons with a disa- notification if the time ACCOMMODATION TO above address or email to the provision of cer- items in accordance and trucks in dress of which is 300 bility needing special before the scheduled PARTICIPATE IN THIS [email protected]. tain assistance. Please with Florida Statutes, today’s classified East 4th Street, Room WELLS FARGO BANK, accommodation in or- appearance is less PROCEEDING Pub: March 6, 7, 8, 9, contact the ADA Coor- Self-Storage Act, Sec- 110, Panama City, FL NA Plaintiff, der to access court fa- than 7 days; if you are SHOULD CONTACT 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,15, dinator by mail at P.O. tion 83.801 .et seq. All section! cilities or participate hearing or voice im- 1-800-955-8771 (TDD); 16, 17, 18, 19, 20. 21, Box 1089, Panama V. in a court proceeding paired, call 711. 1-800-955-8770 (v), VIA 2019 City, FL 32402 or by at any courthouse or Pub: March 7, 14, 2019 FLORIDA RELAY 22768 phone at (850) THE UNKNOWN HEIRS court program, should SERVICE NO LATER 747-5338 at least seven 22728 IN THE CIRCUIT OR BENEFICIARIES within two (2) days of THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS COURT OF THE 14TH (7) days before your OF THE ESTATE OF receipt of notice, con- IN THE CIRCUIT PRIOR TO THE PRO- scheduled court ap- COURT OF THE 14th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN JOHN E. KEETON tact Court Administra- CEEDING. AND FOR BAY pearance, or immedi- A/K/A JOHN KEETON tion to request such JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ately upon receiving AND FOR BAY COUNTY, FLORIDA A/K/A JOHN EDWARD an accommodation. .I CIVIL DIVISION this notification if the KEETON, DECEASED, Please contact the fol- COUNTY, FLORIDA NESS my hand and the time before the sched- CASE NO.: CASE NO. et al lowing: seal of this Court at uled appearance is less 18000408CA 18000960CA Defendant(s) BAY County, Florida than seven (7) days. If Court Administration this ___25thy of __ Feb- you are hearing im- BAYVIEW LOAN SERV- JPMORGAN CHASE NOTICE OF ACTION P.O. Box 1089 ruary, 2019 BANK, NATIONAL AS- paired, please call 711. Panama City, Florida ICING, LLC, a Dela- ware Limited Liability SOCIATION, TO: THE UNKNOWN 32402 l Kinsaul Plaintiff, WITNESS my hand and HEIRS OR BENEFI- Company CleCk of the Circuit the seal of this Court Look CIARIES OF THE ES- Phone: 850-747-5327 Court VS. this 26th day of Febru- TATE OF JOHN E. Hearing & Voice Im- Plaintiff ary, 2019 vs. No KEETON A/K/A JOHN paired: ___Debbie Roberson ALL UNKNOWN Beach East End, KEETON A/K/A JOHN 1-800-955-8771 Email: Deputy Clerk BILL KINSAUL 1219 Thomas Dr. UNKNOWN HEIRS, HEIRS, CREDITORS, EDWARD KEETON, [email protected] DEVISEES, BENEFI- As Clerk of the Court Emerald Pointe Futher DECEASED courts.org DEVISEES, GRANT- Florencia Engle Esq.. Resort EES, CREDITORS AND CIARIES, GRANTEES, Clubhouse RESIDENT: Unknown Pub: Februay 28, STRAUS & ASSOCI- ASSIGNEES, By Debbie Roberson across from Navy Than The LAST KNOWN AD- March 7, 2019 OTHER UNKNOWN ATES, P.A. 10081 As Deputy Clerk PERSONS OR UN- LIENORS, TRUSTEES Base Estate Sale for DRESS: 726 DETROIT Pines Blvd. Ste. C SATURDAY ONLY! 22692 KNOWN SPOUSES AND ALL OTHER PAR- MR. JACK PLATT Classifieds AVENUE, PANAMA Pembroke Pines, Fl. TIES CLAIMING AN IN- Submitted by: March 9th 1593 Bethlehem CITY, FL 32401-5351 IN THE CIRCUIT CLAIMING BY 33024 954-431-2000 Kahane & Associates, 8am-12pm TEREST BY, *Rain Or Shine* Church Road COURT OF THE FOUR- THROUGH UNDER OR eMail: P.A. 8201 Peters Road, TEENTH JUDICIAL AGAINST THE ESTATE THROUGH, UNDER Bonifay, FL 32425 YOU ARE HEREBY NO- [email protected] OR AGAINST THE ES- Ste.3000 Plantation, FL Fri & Sat March 8 & 9 What you TIFIED that an action to CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR OF OTTIS CLAYTON m 33324 BAY COUNTY, FLOR- HALL, DOLLIE M. TATE OF CAROLYN B. LYNN HAVEN: 8 AM - 3 PM foreclose a mortgage Pub: March 7, 14, 2019 FORD A/K/A CAROLYN Telephone: (954) 1706 New Hamp- on the following de- IDA. HALL, NANCY BRAUN, 382-3486 Telefacsimile: want is right CASE No. JAMES HALL, AN- 22748 BERNICE FORD, DE- shire Ave., Nor- Directions: From Boni- scribed property lo- CEASED; JOHNNY (954) 382-5380 thridge fay take SR79 to cated in BAY County, 16001073CA THONY HALL, RONNIE PUBLIC NOTICE Designated service before your HALL, BAYVIEW LOAN MAC GREEN; BAY Wed. & Thurs. CR177. Take left. Go Florida: MEDICAL CENTER; email: March 6th & 7th about 10 mi. to Bethle- BANK OF AMERICA, SERVICING, LLC, Tri-County Community notice@kahaneandas- eyes in the N.A., Council, Inc., Board of UNKNOWN 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM hem Church Rd., take Commence at North- PERSON(S) IN POS- sociates.com right & go about 1 mi. west corner of the PLAINTIFF, Defendant, Directors will meet on Pub: March 7, 14, 2019 MOVING SALE Classified Thursday, MAR 14, SESSION OF THE to Sale: Follow Signs. Northeast Quarter of SUBJECT PROPERTY, Flat screen TV’s, lots VS. NOTICE OF ACTION 2019 at 5:00 P.M., with 22778 of kitchen stuff, Section of the Southeast Quarter Defendant(s) Contents of House: of the Southeast Quar- PUBLISH IN The Finance Committee NOTICE OF SALE some furniture, fish- PAUL CARLISLE, ET News Herald meeting at 4:15 p.m., & ing poles, coolers, Bedroom, living & din- ter of Section 2, Town- NOTICE OF ACTION ing room furniture, up- your daily ship 4 South, Range 14 AL. Head Start at 4:15 p.m. PURSUANT TO FL. nice men’s shirts, DEFENDANT(S). TO: at McLains Restaurant ST. 71378 FLEMING right freezer, refrigera- West; thence S 00 De- To the following Gator stuff, you and Sunday located on 331 South WRECKER SERVICE name it, we might tor, washer/dryer, Lane grees 16 Minutes 28 Defendant(s): cedar chest, chifferobe, Seconds E along the NOTICE OF JAMES HALL in DeFuniak Springs. WILL SELL AT PUB- have it! 20 yrs. of Newspaper FORECLOSURE SALE 1600 Florida Avenue Pub: March 7, 2019 LIC AUCTION BY computer desk, tables, West line of said North- ALL UNKNOWN stuff at cheap prices. Apt D116 Lynn Haven, SEALED BID THE wall decor, lamps, east Quarter, a dis- 22752 HEIRS, CREDITORS, NOTICE IS HEREBY FL 32444 (last known FOLLOWING: Lynn Haven: 4329 piano, linens, ceramic tance of 528.24 feet; Public Notice GIVEN pursuant to the residence) DEVISEES, BENEFI- Cindy Ln figurines, western de- For Fast thence N 90 Degrees Palm Bay Education CIARIES, GRANTEES, Final Judgment of SALE DATE: 3-18-19 Fri & Sat 3/8 & 3/9 cor, books, men’s me- 00 Minutes 00 Seconds Group RFP ASSIGNEES, Foreclosure dated Feb- ANTHONY HALL 1999 Dodge 7 AM - 2 PM dium size clothing, E, 25.00 feet to the LIENORS, TRUSTEES Results, ruary 18, 2019, in the 602 Kentucky Avenue 1B7HC16Z8XS208146 porch swing, rocking East Right-of Way line Palm Bay is soliciting AND ALL OTHER PAR- OLD NORTH above action, I will sell Lynn Haven FL 32444 2007 Chev chairs, cookware, of Detroit Avenue and proposals for Recon- TIES CLAIMING AN IN- Call to the highest bidder (last known residence) 3GNDA13D67S620638 SHORE dishes, glassware, TVs, being the Point of Be- struction and HVAC TEREST BY, for cash at Bay County, 1984 Chev Antiques, tools, cann- stereo system, records; ginning; thence N 00 THROUGH, UNDER Florida, on April 2, RONNIE HALL 1G1ing jars, filing cabinet, just too much to list. Degrees 16 Minutes 28 Deadline: March 7, OR AGAINST THE ES- 2019, at 11:00 AM, at 602 Kentucky Avenue AL69H6EH151563 furn, kitchenware, Ken- 352-807-5898 Seconds W along said 2019. For details visit TATE OF CAROLYN B. online at Lynn Haven FL 32444 2006 Chev more vacuum, Singer Contents of Work- Right-of Way line www.palmbayprep.org FORD A/K/A CAROLYN www.bay.realforeclo- (last known residence) 2CNDL13F866156636 sewing machine. No shop: Grizzly wood- Kim 100.00 feet; thence de- Pub: March 6, 7, 2019 BERNICE FORD, DE- sure.com for the follow- 2002 Mits early sales. working machines, parting said Right CEASED tablesaw w/ table ex- or -of-Way line, proceed N ing OU ARE NOTIFIED that 22758 JA4MW51R02J012361 described property: an action to foreclose a NOTICE UNDER SALE DATE: 3-22-19 tension, band saw, 90 Degrees 00 Minutes 2915 LA MESA AVE mortgage on the fol- FICTITIOUS NAME 1999 Ford Yard Sale large drill press, 15” 352-807-2657 00 Seconds E, 100.00 PANAMA CITY, FLOR- LOT 8, BLOCK B, PINE lowing described prop- LAW PURSUANT TO 1FBSS31L5XHB2532 Advertising board planer, paint & feet; thence S 00 De- IDA 32405 stains, vintage radio gree 16 Minutes 28 ORCHARDS HEIGHTS, erty in BAY County, SECTION 865.09, 1987 Ford DEADLINE Dawn A SUBDIVISION OF A Florida: FLORIDA STATUTES 1FDKE37HXHHC09651 equipment & tubes, Seconds E, 100.00 YOU ARE NOTIFIED PART OF THE SE 1/4 2003 CheV To Start Publication lumber, trailer, ceremic feet; thence S 90 De- that an action for Fore- OF S/W 1/4 OF SEC- ALL THAT CERTAIN 2G1WF52EX39100138 on Friday kiln & molds, anvil, grees 00 Minutes 00 NOTICE IS HEREBY closure of Mortgage on TION 3, TOWNSHIP 4 PARCEL OF LAND IN 1996 Seadoo Your copy & payment is welder & tools, ladder Seconds W, 100.00 GIVEN that the under- the following described SOUTH, RANGE 14 BAY COUNTY, STATE signed, desiring to en- ZZNJ5856E696 due by 3:00 (extension & step), too feet to the East property: Thursday. much to list. NO EARLY Right-of-Way line of De- WEST, ACCORDING OF FL, AS MORE gage in business under 2006 Chev TO MAP OR PLAT FULLY DESCRIBED IN 1G1AK55F067608683 SALES! Please bring troit Avenue and the the fictitious name of: LOT 3, IN BLOCK 2, To Start Publication THEREOF AS RE- OR BOOK 1560 PAGE 1999 Pont help for loading heavy Point of Beginning. The ACCORDING TO THE on Saturday CORDED IN PLAT 731 ID# 1G2NE52T4XM887637 Your copy & payment is items. Items must be above described parcel CR Berry Builders PLAT OF BOOK 1, PAGE(S) 41, 09338-000-000, BEING 1994 GMC due by 5:00 removed by 3:00 pm being located in Bay SHEFFIELD’S SEC- PUBLIC RECORDS OF KNOWN AND DESIG- 1GDEG25K9RF520162 Thursday. on last day of sale (Sat) County, Florida. located at 4341 OND ADDITION TO BAY COUNTY, FLOR- NATED AS LOTS 1 2005 Ford T&C Estate Sales Thomas Dr. B-8, in the HIGHLAND CITY, AS IDA AND 2, BLOCK 97 2FMZA57625BA86327 TOGETHER WITH MO- County of Bay, in the RECORDED IN PLAT PLAT OF LYNN SALE DATE: 3-25-19 BILE HOME VIN City of Panama City BOOK 8, PAGE 82, IN Any person claiming an HAVEN. 2013 Hond MC ALCA0393270S16592 Beach, Florida, 32408 THE OFFICE OF THE interest in the surplus JH2RC5811DK300477 intends to register the CLERK OF THE CIR- from the sale, if any, BEING THE SAME 1988 Chev has been filed against said name with the Di- CUIT COURT OF THE other than the property PROPERTY CON- 1G1YY2187J5117339 you, and you are revision of Corporations BAY COUNTY, FLOR- owner as of the date of VEYED BY FEE SIM- 1999 Cadi quired to serve a copy of the Florida Depart- IDA. TOGETHER the us pendens must PLE DEED FROM 1G6KD54YXXU735276 to your written de- ment of State, Tallahas- WITH THAT CERTAIN file a claim within sixty JOHNNY QUICK AND 2001 Toyt fenses, if any, to this see, Florida. SINGLE WIDE MO- (60) days after the sale. WIFE, FRANCES 2T1CG22P81C463526 action on Phelan Hal- BILE HOME VIN The Court, in its discre- QUICK A/K/A FRAN- 2006 VW linan Diamond & Dated at Panama City, #FLFIMBS140545405, tion, may enlarge the CIS QUICK TO OTTIS 3VWSR31C16M410897 Jones, PLLC, attorneys Florida, this 22nd day TITLE NO. 80775465. time of the sale. Notice CLAYTON HALL AND 2008 Ford for plaintiff, whose ad- of February, 2019. A/K/A 2915 LA MESA of the changed time of DOLLIE M HALL 1FAHP35N28W298649 dress is 2001 NW 64th Connie Berry, Royce AVE, PANAMA CITY, sale shall be published DATED 04/25/1995 IN SALE DATE: 3-29-19 Street, Suite 100, Ft. Berry FLORIDA 32405 Lauderdale, FL 33309, as provided herein. OR BOOK 1560, Pub: March 7, 2019 1986 Pro Line PAGE 731 IN BAY PLC00116A686 and file the original with has been filed against Date: February 26, COUNTY RECORDS, 22760 1997 Tilt Trailr the Clerk of the Court, you and you are re- 2019 STATE OF FL. PUBLIC NOTICE 1M5BA202111E61918 within 30 days after the quired to serve a copy 2000 Dodg first publication of this of your written de- Clerk of the Circuit Property Address: The regular meeting of 1B3EJ46C0YN237874 notice, otherwise a de- fenses, if any, to it, on Court 602 Kentucky Ave, the Panama City Port 2001 GMC fault may be entered Kahane & Associates, Lynn Haven, FL Authority Board of Di- 3GKEC16T31G248667 against you for the re- P.A., Attorney for Plain- By: Sharon Chambers 32444 rectors will be held 2000 Mere lief demanded in the tiff, whose address is Deputy Clerk of the Thursday, March 14th, 2MEFM75WXYX60488 Complaint. 8201 Peters Road, Court has been filed against 2019 at 3:00PM in the 2 Port Board Room at Suite 3000, Plantation, ✳ ✳ ✳ CLASSIFIEDS The News Herald | Thursday, March 7, 2019 C7

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Yard Sale Advertising FOR SALE: Furniture, SAWMILLS from only MASSAGE SUPPLIES DEADLINE CONTRACTORS REDUCED!! WET SLIPS PCB, FL: indoor/outdoor wrought $4397.00- MAKE & Complete Hot stone set and/or BEACH long or short term, iron couch, 2 chairs, 2 SAVE MONEY with and Reflexology chair. To Start Publication dock side, starting at ottomans w/cushions. your own bandmill. Cut $50 for all FIRM. Pls on Friday RENTERS $150. 850-303-4611 $600/OBO. Treadmill lumber any dimension. call after 5 pm. Your copy & payment is STUDIO $150. Sprint Master ex- In stock ready to ship! 850-832-2386 due by 3:00 ercise mach $75. FREE Info/DVD: Thursday. CONDO www.NorwoodSawmills.co 850-890-0517 To Start Publication Fully Furnished - On 205 Chelsea Dr. m1-800-567-0404 1982 NISSAN Turn to classified’s on Saturday Beach. Accommodates $199,000 2005 MOBILE Ext.300N Your copy & payment is 1-2 People. $80/Night. 3 Bedroom, 1.5 DATSUN 280ZX Merchandise Rubber Maid type stor- SUITES 5TH Park your car in due by 5:00 2 week Minimum stay. Bath. New roof, AC Like New, Always Ga- age shed. 4x6. No nails Thursday. Available through May. Columns - Our Classified and & carpet. raged, Original Radio, WHEEL needed for assembly. Message 334-517-8808 Black, 5-Speed, Runs prices are on see it take off in JONI M. JOHNS Model 38RL3, 38ft F R E E ! before 5:00 pm. Call MLS#678913 like new, 150,000 mi- target for you! the fast lane! long, 3 slides, new ti- 850-234-2235 Premium 334-517-8808 after 5:00 850-832-4088 les, very clean, throaty res, new frig, new roof pm. exhaust $6,000. and professionally de- Office Space Available Call (850)769-3994 tailed and polished. as early as March 2020 in the heart of Panama Original owner. This is City; 501 W 11th St. Approximate space avail- a full time/all season able; 10,000 square feet. Build to suit, with unit. $25,000. Located Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Inc. signed a ample parking, 11th street frontage and sepa- 100 Acre State of near Panama City. Call rate entrance and available signage. the Art Barrel for appointment. (850) major government contract with the U.S. Coast 3 BR/2.5 BA 2000 sq ft 728-7090. Beach house PCB East Racing Horse Farm UNDER Guard to build up to 25 of their Offshore Patrol Over $1,500,000 in- Open House and End, weekly or monthly FACTORY 2013 36’ Monte Carlo Cutters. With this and other contracts, Eastern $3000 480-334-7820 vested. Completely pull behind RV. 1 slide Meetings Scheduled furnished. Great for WARRANTY out, patio doors, bay has work for the next 20 years, resulting in in the News Herald production facility for campers and/or windows, roll out awn- March 13. Interested parties should schedule EAST END: equipment, etc. Ad- ings, central air, no numerous openings, including a: appointments for March 13. 3BR, 2.5BA 2,000 sq. jacent to Destin and pets and no smoking. ft. furnished Beach Panama City Beach. Exc Cond. $21,500 House. $1200 weekly. Drastically reduced 2016 BUICK OBO. Call anytime. Security and Visitor Control Coordinator Contact Tim Thompson 480-334-7820 for quick sale. No ENCLAVE 352-221-4707 storm damage! ‘’MUST SEE’’ Only at 205-454-1484 $575,000 firm. Call 22k miles!!! HURRY 2016 44’ Park Model 2 Qualifications include: We have 3 RV’s for Agent (850)865-0838 3rd row, leather full BR, 2 power slide outs, rent. Each sleep 6. All factory warranty still w/d, king bed, fire- utilities and lot in- applies through GM, place, elec awning, Ability to obtain and maintain a SECRET cluded. Located on 98 beautiful condition. many other options. near fairgrounds, Pan- ‘’Financing options $27K OBO Call security clearance. ama City. $2500 per available’’ LOW APR 251-518-4035 mo each. 1st & last mo BUENA VISTA W.A.C. HS Diploma or GED equivalent, plus 3 required. Available for ESTATES Call or text Christy years security administrative experience at 1 yr. We take credit has 3 available mobile Lambert today @ REOPENING cards! 573-718-8390 850-276-2963...NOW ON th home lots. All are a defense contractor facility desired. An MARCH 18 about 100ft from the SALE $4000 equivalent combination of education and swimming pool. Call BELOW BOOK*** now to reserve your lot. experience may be considered. They are going fast. 850-769-1088 FOR SALE Working knowledge of the NISPOM, JPAS, FIFTH WHEEL Export Controls & ITAR required. ® 2015 Keystone Cougar 2002 Tacoma 2.4 Ltr Model 333MKS. Excel- Intermediate level to advanced level eng. 38K mi. parts lent condition. Loaded Microsoft Word, Excel, Access & Outlook only. $2000 Call w/extras. $34,500. 850-849-3074 850-685-5004 required, plus the ability to quickly learn STEAK PIT® new software programs. 2003 Ford F150 pickup Harley Davidson Super Requires the ability to multi-task, organize, TAKING APPLICATIONS Charger, crew cab, black, $10,000 Call and complete high-priority projects. MON. 2/25 - FRI. 3/01 850-814-0250 Requires the ability to effectively present MON. 3/04 - FRI. 3/08 11:00 AM - 5:00PM For Trade Only information and respond to questions from 2008 Ford Ranger, Ext. senior management, employees, Front Door Entrance Cab & 2002 Ford F-150. Trade both for government officials and the public. SUV in good cond., • SALESPERSON FOR THE must have V6 eng. Eastern offers a competitive salary and benefit GENERAL STORE 850-865-6150 package including 401(k) and Company paid • SERVERS EXPERIENCED health, dental & life insurance. • HOST/HOSTESSES 2004 60HP Etec 135 Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Inc. is an Equal • BUS & SET-UP (MUST BE 16 YRS OLD) ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Sell It Today! PSI per cyl w/ ss prop. Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All All controlled & fuel • KITCHEN PREP • DISHWASHERS tank. $3,700 qualified applicants will receive consideration I BUY 850-849-3074 for employment without regard to race, creed, • STEAK COOKS EXPERIENCED HOUSES 41Ft. BOAT color, religion, sex, pregnancy, sexual Pretty or Ugly In water. Running Cat- orientation, gender identity, national origin, • COOKS HELPERS • CASHIERS 763-7355 erpillar 3208 engine ibuyhousesprettyorugly.com w/gears. GIVEAWAY age, protected veteran status, disability status • MEAT CUTTER PRICE! $10,000. Call or any other status or characteristic protected PORTION CUTTING EXPERIENCE Rob 24/7 at RATE OF PAY DEPENDS ON EXPERIENCE Downtown PC Area: 850-234-9409. under applicable federal, state, of local laws. FOR SALE BY Qualified applicants may submit their Boat Trailer for 20 ft NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE OWNER plus, 4 wheels all alu- 3BR/2BA Large home resume/application in confidence to Human EOE M/F/D/V minum, less than 100 & 2 lots. Some dam- mi used, original price Resources, 13300 Allanton Road, Panama age but livable. Sold $3700, will sacrifice for 9527 Front Beach Road as is, CASH ONLY. City, FL 32404 or via e-mail: Panama City Beach $1900. Mint condition. $90,000. Call for info: Call 850-832-2039 or [email protected] 850-693-0800 850-871-5278, lv a NF-1194642 or 850-896-5711 msg.

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