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Submitted photo BCSO SEniOr Lt. Christy Walls, TCI invited to view jail left, and BCSO Capt. of Corrections Gabe Thomas show TCI Inspector updates, improvements Robert Kane (third from left) the newly By BRIAN GRAVES visit as part of the jail’s efforts Sheriff Eric Watson made renovated kitchen at Banner Staff Writer to repair various maintenence what he called “hard decisions” the Bradley County problems found by the TCI’s ini- in getting the numbers in the Jail, during a visit An inspector for the tial inspection last summer. staff to a more acceptable level. Tuesday afternoon. Tennessee Corrections Institute The jail’s reinspection in “We made some changes in At far right is kitchen paid a visit to the Bradley August reclaimed the facility’s shifts, job duties and the overall worker R. Curtis County Jail on Tuesday after- certification, but with a stipula- structure of corrections,” Powers. noon, but the visit was no sur- tion the BCSO must present a Thomas said. “What was hap- prise. plan of action to the TCI during pening was a lot of people were It was done at the invitation of a meeting Dec. 7 in Nashville. working corrections but were BCSO Capt. of Corrections Gabe Part of the findings were con- not listed as being in that cate- Thomas. cerning the personnel staffing of Thomas said he requested the the corrections department. See JAIL, Page 7

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Nine bells added to new tower in Lee University forum quad By SARALYN NORKUS Banner Staff Writer Tuesday morning Lee University welcomed the newest addi- tion to its campus, nine bells that are now hanging in the bell tower at the forum. “It is a wonderful occasion. We designed (and have been working) on this tower for about the last year and a half,” Lee Raiders roll in 1st See BELLS, Page 6 game in new arena The Cleveland Raiders had a big night in the inaugural games of the New Raider Arena, with wins over Polk County. The Walker Valley Mustangs had a tough opener against Riverdale. The CSCC Cougars picked up a pair of wins over Central Georgia Technical College. The Lee University Flames have fun and games planned for Maroon Madness. See Sports, Pages 11-13. Webb honored Ken Webb, former president and CEO of Cleveland Utilities, was honored Tuesday evening with a retirement reception at the Museum Center at Five Points. See story and photo, Page 10. Ceiling murals Catherine Jordan is giving seniors at Bradley Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center a rea- son to look up. She has been painting murals on the ceilings of those seniors who are interest- ed. See Lifestyles, Page 19.

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Patchy smoke from regional wild- Banner photos, ALLEn MinCEY fires should continue today. Dr. PAUL COnn, Lee University president, smiles while standing underneath the nine bells that were placed Otherwise it should be sunny, with a in the new clock tower at the university. The new clock tower, where nine bells were placed Tuesday, is located high near 71. Tonight calls for clear on Church Street, near the new School of Nursing building at Lee University. skies but with patchy smoke, with a low around 41. Thursday should see areas of smoke and hazy sunshine, along with a high near 76. Thursday night should be clear, with a low Youth mentors Corrections Dept. prepares around 45. Friday looks to be sunny, with a high near 75. Friday night are invited calls for partly cloudy skies and a 40 for TCI review on Dec. 7 percent chance of rain, with a low around 46. to breakfast By BRIAN GRAVES deficiencies; however, the inspectors noted: “Most of the Special to the Banner Banner Staff Writer Index deficiencies listed in the report Tennessee Promise offers local The corrections department of are due, in large part, to the the Bradley County Sheriff’s high school graduates the continued overcrowding situa- Classified...... 15-17 Office continues to prepare for chance to attend college without tion and a shortage of staff at Comics...... 24 its Dec. 7 meeting with the times to fill all the designated Editorial...... 14 paying tuition — and now adult Tennessee Corrections Institute mentors are desperately needed posts on a consistent basis.” Horoscope...... 24 concerning problems the jail Many of the deficiencies were to guide them through the now faces. Lifestyles...... 19-21 process. related to paperwork which Obituaries...... 2 The TCI reviewed the county includes menu evaluations, On Friday morning, the Allan jail facilities during a July visit Sports...... 11-13 Jones Foundation, Cleveland menu substitutions not being Stocks ...... 4 and released its findings in late recorded, clothing documenta- State Community College and August. TV Schedule...... 25 TnAchieves are inviting those The jail was cited on several See CORRECTIONS, Page 7 Weather...... 9 interested in mentoring to the breakfast gathering at the college Contributed photo Around Town at 7:30 a.m. A tEnnESSEE PrOMiSE mentor breakfast is set for Friday “While the increase in student morning at Cleveland State Community College. It is sponsored by $806 added to George McAlister giving a dot- participation is exciting and con- the Allan Jones Foundation, CSCC and TnAchieves. Area residents loop seminar ... Mendy Gilliland tinues to grow, so does the need interested in mentoring are invited to the 7:30 a.m. gathering. From having a successful morning in for volunteer mentors to support left are Bailey Jones, director of Buy Here Pay Here USA; Krissy Basket Fund the woods for her first deer hunt them,” said Toby Pendergrass, DeAlejandro, TnAchieves executive director; Will Jones, vice presi- Some $806 has been ... Michele Trotter joking about director of the foundation. dent of Jones Management Services; and Toby Pendergrass, foun- added to the William Hall roaming around trying to figure “Locally, we have an urgent need dation director. Rodgers Christmas Basket out where she parked her car. for 151 volunteers and currently Fund total. This brings the only 65 people have signed up. Cougar Room in the gymnasium Tennessee Promise offers money raised to $1,881. This is a great opportunity for at Cleveland State and a brief every high school senior the Each year for decades, members of the community to program will follow explaining opportunity to attend one of the See BASKET, Page 7 help.” the importance of the opportuni- 6489076 75112 Breakfast will be served in the ty. See MENTORS, Page 6 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Ariana Liner; two sisters-in-law: Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) To submit an obituary, have the funeral home or cremation Faye Collins and Sue Chambers in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday society in charge of arrangements e-mail the information to obitu- and husband, Elmer, all of and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. [email protected] and fax to 423-614-6529, attention Cleveland; brother-in-law, Phone (423) 472-5041. obits. Winston Varnell; half sisters: Jeannette Rose, Faye McDonald Stephen L. Crass Joyce Taylor and Rhonda Posey, all of Editor & Publisher General Manager Smith. Memory Gardens. Chattanooga; and two nephews: Member of The Associated Press The funeral will be conducted The visitation will be from 6 to Brian and Jay Collins, both of at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 17, 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016. Cleveland. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous origin 2016, in the chapel of Fike- In lieu of flowers, memorials The funeral will be conducted herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2016 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. Randolph & Son Funeral Home may be made to Womens Care at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 17, with Pastor Kenneth Elledge offi- Center, 285 Main St. Dayton, TN 2016, in the chapel of Fike- SUBSCRIPTION RATES ciating. 37321. Randolph & Son Funeral Home Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice Interment will follow in the vet- Please visit www.coultergar- with Dr. Mark Williams officiating. Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily A private interment will be held Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75 eran’s section of Fort Hill risonfuneralhome.com to share Cemetery. condolescences. on Friday at Fort Hill Cemetery. By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $75.00 Her family will receive friends By Mail inside Zip 307 $25.00 $45.00 $85.00 Her family will receive friends By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $38.00 $55.00$105.00 on Thursday, from 2 to 4 p.m., at elizabeth lewis on Thursday, from 5 to 7 p.m., at By Mail Outside TN $38.00 $67.00 $130.00 the funeral home prior to the the funeral home prior to the Elizabeth Lewis, 85, of Print + E-Edition service. service. By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $21.25 $40.25 $79.25 We invite you to send a mes- Chattanooga, died Tuesday, Nov. The family requests that By Mail inside Zip 307 $26.25 $47.25 $90.50 15, 2016. memorials be made to Love By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $112.00 sage of condolence and view the By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $71.00 $137.00 Donahue family guestbook at Survivors and arrangements Nancy (local non-profit for www.fikefh.com. will be announced by Companion Alzheimer’s disease and those E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $107.40$8.95 $1.95 Joy andies Funeral Home. with special needs), 697 Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 Joy Andies, 71, a resident of Blythewood Road N.W. Cleveland, passed away Sunday, Cleveland TN 37311. Nov. 13, 2016, at the family resi- We invite you to send a mes- dence. sage of condolence and view the She was the daughter of the Liner family guestbook at late Robert and Beulah Johnson Fire heavily damages www.fikefh.com. Edwards. She was also preced- ed in death by her husband of 17 sheila Bowman years, James “Jay” Andies; son, Sheila Kirby Bowman, 70, of home on Gatlin Road Mark Moynihan; grandson, James Price; brothers: Robert Cleveland, passed away and Don Edwards; and sister, Saturday, Nov. 12, 2016, at her From Staff Reports mated that 20 percent of the Doris Davis. home. home was a total loss, with the She was a retired paralegal She retired after 15 years of A Gatlin Road home was heav- remainder being damaged by working with Legal Aid of East service as a paralegal for the ily damaged by fire early Tuesday Department of Children’s Donna Whitener smoke. Tennessee for more than 30 evening, according to reports. Maney said the fire caused an years. The cause of her heart Services of Tennessee and was Donna Whitener, of Cleveland, a veteran of the United States The Bradley County Fire- estimated $40,000 in damages. was helping those in need with passed away Tuesday, Nov. 15, Rescue service responded to the legal aid. She loved her church Marines. 2016, at the family residence. Names of the residents of the family at Covenant Baptist Sheila was a member of River Survivors and funeral arrange- fire at 675 Gatlin Road just after home, and those occupying the Church where she was a mem- City Parrot Heads Club. She ments will be announced by 6 p.m. Fire Chief Troy Maney home at the time of the fire, were ber for many years. She loved earned her associate’s degree Ralph Buckner Funeral Home said that four adults and two not available this morning, nor from Cleveland State. reading her Bible and watching and Crematory. children reside in the home, but was the cause of the fire. It is still birds from her sun porch at She was preceded in death by her parents, Roger and Frances only the adults were inside the being investigated by BCFR. home. home when the fire occurred. The American Red Cross was Survivors include her son, Osborne Kirby. Stewart Moynihan, and his wife, Survivors include her husband Maney said that the four contacted to provide assistance Katherine, of Georgetown; step- of 30 years, Alan Mark Bowman adults were able to get out of the to the victims of the fire. No son, Pee Wee Andies of of Cleveland; children: Susan home when the fire was noticed, injuries were reported in the McDonald; daughters: Patricia Casper of Cleveland and Terry as did the family dog. He esti- incident. Darlene Moynihan of Louisville, Casper of Fort Collins, Colo.; and Ky., Janet Moynihan Flint and her grandchildren: Cody Stovall and Max liner husband, Bill, of Leesburg, Fla., Gabby Stovall, both of Cleveland. J. Max Liner, 83, of Cleveland, Shannon Moynihan Dennie and passed away Sunday, Nov. 13, her husband, Mark, of Atlantic A graveside service will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18, 2016. Beach, Fla., and Amy Andies and He was retired from Bowater her significant other, Scott 2016, at the Chattanooga National Cemetery with military after 48 years of service. He Greene, of Cleveland; 13 grand- enjoyed golfing, working in his children; 14 great-grandchildren; honors. Fike-Randolph & Son Funeral yard, walking and his grandchil- sister, Pat Wells of Cleveland; dren. her brothers: Jimmy Edwards of Home is in charge of arrange- ments. He was preceded in death by Cleveland and Bill Edwards of his wife of 59 years, Sue Kelley Chattanooga; and several nieces We invite you to send a mes- sage of condolence and view the Liner; parents, Jess and May and nephews. Liner; and two sisters: Pat Jones A Remembrance of Life serv- Bowman family guestbook at www.fikefh.com. and Ruth Varnell. ice will be held at 4 p.m. Survivors include his son and Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016, at daughter-in-law, Craig and Karen Covenant Baptist Church with Hopper Liner of Cleveland; two her friend and Pastor Gary grandchildren: Asher Liner and Higgins officiating. Ariana Liner; two sisters: Faye The interment will be held at 10 Collins and Sue Chambers and a.m. Friday at Sunset Memorial husband, Elmer, all of Cleveland; Gardens. Terry clark brother-in-law, Winston Varnell of The family will receive friends Cleveland; and two nephews: this evening, Nov. 16, 2016, from Terry Clark, 67, of Cleveland, Brian and Jay Collins, both of 5 until 8 p.m. at the North Ocoee died Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2016, at Cleveland. Chapel of Jim Rush Funeral and the family residence. The funeral will be conducted Cremation Services. Survivors and funeral arrange- at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov.17, We encourage you to share ments will be announced by the 2016, in the chapel of Fike- your memories and or condo- North Ocoee Chapel of Jim Rush Randolph & Son Funeral Home lences with the family by going to Funeral and Cremation Services. with Dr. Mark Williams officiating. www.jimrushfuneralhomes.com. A private interment will be held Mike Mccleary/The BisMarck TriBune via aP on Friday at Fort Hill Cemetery. DakoTa PiPeline protesters stand arm-in-arm at the intersection of Rosser Avenue and Fourth His family will receive friends Street in downtown Bismarck, N.D., after marching from the state Capitol to the William L. Guy Federal on Thursday, from 5 to 7 p.m., at Building, Monday. the funeral home prior to the service. The family requests that James Godfrey memorials be made to Love klaudiya Belozab Nancy (local nonprofit for Pipeline company seeks federal James Godfrey, 82, of Klaudiya Belozab, 61, of Cleveland, died this morning, Alzheimer’s disease and those Cleveland, died this morning, Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2016. with special needs), 697 Nov. 16, 2016. Survivors and arrangements Blythewood Road S.W, Cleveland TN 37311. court OK to proceed with plan Survivors and arrangements will be announced by Companion will be announced by Companion Funeral Home. We invite you to send a mes- Funeral Home. sage of condolence and view the CANNON BALL, N.D. (AP) — California to Vermont. Activists tion. In Montpelier, Vermont, Liner family guestbook at www.fikefh.com. The company building the $3.8 called for demonstrations at more than 100 people gathered billion Dakota Access oil pipeline Army Corps of Engineers offices outside a bank, chanting, singing has asked a federal judge’s per- and at banks financing the songs and holding signs saying mission to circumvent President pipeline construction. “Water is Life” and “Standing Barack Obama’s administration More than two dozen people With Standing Rock.” and move ahead with a disputed were arrested near Mandan, “It may seem hopeless, like louise huskey section of the project in North North Dakota, after a group of David against Goliath, but we Louise Huskey, 87, a resident Dakota, as opponents held about 400 protesters put a truck believe that if we’re persistent of Cleveland, died Monday, Nov. protests across the country and tree branches on BNSF and we recruit, that this move- 14, 2016, at The Courtyard at against the pipeline. Railway tracks near a pipeline ment will grow and hopefully Deer Ridge in Dayton. Dallas-based Energy Transfer work staging area and tried to set these kinds of projects will stop,” She moved from Gatlinburg to Partners and a subsidiary asked it on fire, Morton County sheriff’s said protester Lee Shen of Evensville and then to Cleveland. the court on Tuesday to let them spokesman Rob Keller said. Thetford Center, Vermont. She served as chaplin of the lay pipe under a Missouri River “They had a rope soaked with The Corps on Monday called Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post No. 3851, and was a former member reservoir, a plan the Standing kerosene,” he said. “A (Highway for more study and input from of the O.E.S. Chapter 514, and a Rock Sioux tribe says threatens Patrol) trooper with an extin- the Standing Rock Sioux before it former member of Pleasant Dale its drinking water and cultural guisher doused it so it wouldn’t decides whether to allow the Baptist Church in Evensville, sites. The Army Corps of light.” pipeline to cross under Lake Roaring Fork Baptist Church in Engineers said Monday it needs Trains were delayed three Oahe. The 1,200-mile pipeline Gatlinburg, and a present mem- more time to study the impact of hours, railroad spokeswoman that’s to carry North Dakota oil ber of Temple Baptist Church in the plan. Amy McBeth said. Officers in riot through South Dakota and Iowa Cleveland. While President-elect Donald gear used pepper spray and in to a shipping point in Illinois is She was preceded in death by Trump, a pipeline supporter, one instance a stun gun against largely complete except for that her parents, Eli and Mary Elizabeth Hatcher McCarter; four likely would greenlight the proj- protesters who refused to leave. stretch, which will skirt the brothers; and seven sisters. ect when he takes office in Mandan is about 50 miles tribe’s reservation. Survivors include a son, the January, the company is trying north of a camp where hundreds Gov. Jack Dalrymple said Rev. Norman (Becky) Huskey of to win federal approval — or a of protesters have gathered in Tuesday that an additional delay Evensville; three daughters; court order — to allow it to go recent months to oppose the “does nothing but prolong and Jennifer Booton Donahue Jackie (Donnie) Mailloux of Lake forward sooner. The delay has pipeline. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., intensify the public safety issues City, Fla., Tracey (Ronnie) already cost nearly $100 million, an environmental attorney and imposed on Morton County and Jennifer Booton Donahue, 69, sue liner Bridwell of Dayton, Leslie Sue Kelley Liner, 84, of the company said in court docu- president of the New York-based the state of North Dakota since of Charleston, passed away (Wayne) Stinnett of Cleveland; Monday, Nov. 14, 2016, at her Cleveland, passed away Sunday, ments, “and further delay in the Waterkeeper Alliance, which the beginning of August,” when 12 grandchildren: Dawn Ballard, Nov. 13, 2016. home. Jeff (Lucinda) Gibson, Dottie consideration of this case would seeks to protect watersheds protests against the pipeline She was a veteran of the She was a member of North add millions of dollars more each worldwide, visited the camp broke out. In his statement, Taylor, Tommy (Carrie) Huskey, Cleveland Church of God and United States Army and served Stephen (Samantha) Huskey, month in costs which cannot be Tuesday, speaking out against during the Vietnam Conflict. was involved in the Geneva recovered.” the arrests of protesters and a Nathan (Alison) Stinnett, Phillip Circle at church. She enjoyed She was a member of (Jenni) Stinnett, Cindy (Joe) In a statement Tuesday, the project he says will benefit bil- spending time with her grandchil- T SASPECIAL Covenent Promise Church. Dupre, Trina (Craig) Groce, Ron company blamed the Obama lionaires and not the American I ’ She was preceded in death by dren. Bridwell Jr., Christy (Gary) She was preceded in death by administration for “political people. her parents, John and Pearl Cox Coulter and Angie White; 26 DAY FOR Booton. her husband of 59 years, Max interference” in the pipeline “What they are doing here is a ... great-grandchildren; and several Liner; mother and stepfather, review process. crime, an environmental crime, Survivors include her husband nieces and nephews. of 20 years, Marvin Charles Vergia and Oliver “Hop” Painter; The Army Corps referred a and there are real victims,” he The service will be held at 1 and father, Mark Kelley. Denzil Cooper, Elaine Miller, Donahue of Charleston; step- p.m. Friday, Nov. 18, 2016, in the request for comment to the said. daughter, Kathryn Smith and Survivors include her son and Justice Department, which In Columbus, Ohio, police Allen Mincey, Brent Steward, chapel of Coulter Garrison daughter-in-law, Craig and Karen husband, Donnie, of Columbus, Funeral Home in Dayton with the declined comment. reported an activist blocked traf- Laura Morrow and Jim Phillips, Ohio; and three stepgrandchil- Hopper Liner of Cleveland; two who are celebrating birthdays Rev. Norman Huskey officiating. grandchildren: Asher Liner and Protests were being held fic by handcuffing himself under dren: Stephanie, Ryan and Tyler Interment will be in Rhea Tuesday across the country, from a vehicle at a downtown intersec- today. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016— 3 Lee University to host Honor Band weekend Sixty-one high school stu- year’s Honor Band concert. pieces by Larry Daehn, James Lee students will also per- dents representing 27 schools “This is always a great event Hosay and Ralph Vaughn form during the weekend in the from seven states will arrive at to host,” said Winona Williams, among others. Honor Band Collage Concert on Lee University this week for Holsinger, director of instru- The students were selected Friday, at 7:30 p.m. in the Honor Band 2016 and will mental projects at Lee. “The for the band based on informa- Conn Center. 2538 KEITH ST. • COLONY SQUARE present a concert Saturday, students are solid musicians tion they submitted, as well as The performance will feature Nov. 19, at 1 p.m. in the Conn who come to play music. They recommendations from their Lee’s Symphonic Band, the Start Your Holiday Shopping Center. work hard and always have a individual band directors. They Jazz Ensemble and the Wind Dr. David Holsinger, director great final concert. I look for- will begin rehearsing Thursday Ensemble. 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Plus, Band, featuring Pastor Wally he's been nominated for Male Varnell playing the electric guitar Several leading regional musi- the Quartet are influenced by Registration Dates Vocalist of the Year in the Merle Travis-style, and accom- cal organizations will collaborate this rare physiological ability to Academy of Western Artists plished musician Jerry Green on in a unique chamber music event transcribe sound into colors, and Thursday, Nov. 10, between 6:00pm and 8:00pm Awards’ Pure Country category. bass. on Nov. 18, beginning at 7 p.m. also his intense faith in the Friday, Nov. 11, between 6:00pm and 8:00pm If that’s not enough, one of Barry Sullivan is the announc- in the Roland Hayes Concert Hall Catholic Church. The reflection Saturday, Nov. 12, between 10:00am and 2:00pm Corley's compositions, "Ride er, while Steve Poteet is the host on the campus of UTC. on “time” illuminated in the Thursday, Nov. 17, between 6:00pm and 8:00pm With Me God" is included in the for this enjoyable music event. Musicians from the UTC Quartet allowed Messiaen to cre- Friday, Nov. 18, between 6:00pm and 8:00pm Department of Performing Arts, ate the fundamental connection Saturday, Nov. 19, between 10:00am and 2:00pm Huntsville Symphony Orchestra, that would link all of his beliefs; (Evaluations will be done day of signup) and the nonprofit organization on hearing the work, the concert Music Therapy Gateway In audience will understand differ- LOTTERY NUMBERS Communications will combine ent approaches of how music can LEAGUE SCHEDULE: their talents in a concert influence humanity. First Practice - Monday, January 9, 2017 designed to educate and enter- This event is free of charge and First Game - Saturday, January 21, 2017 (AP) — These lotteries were All or Nothing Day: 01-04-06- tain the audience on the positive open to the public. Awards Celebration - Saturday, March 11, 2017 drawn Tuesday: 08-11-15-18-19-21-22-23-24 therapeutic outcomes for motor, Organizations interested in All or Nothing Evening: 03-04- speech, and cognitive challenges learning more about biomedical REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Tennessee 07-08-11-13-14-16-18-20-22- utilizing music as a direct con- music via MTGIC’s free concert or The registration cost per child for basketball i s $67. Cash 3 Evening: 4-4-1, Lucky 23 duit into the brain. lecture series can contact Martha Everyone must attend one evaluation. Sum: 9 All or Nothing Morning: 01-02- A pre-concert lecture is sched- Summa-Chadwick at Basketball shorts are included in the registration cost. Cash 3 Midday: 2-9-3, Lucky 05-08-10-12-13-15-16-18-19-24 uled at 7 p.m., followed by a 7:30 www.mtgic.org or www.martha- For More Information Contact Sammy Parris 472-5582 Sum: 14 All or Nothing Night: 01-03-04- concert featuring Olivier summa.com. Cash 3 Morning: 1-3-7 07-10-11-12-13-15-16-20-22 Messiaen’s remarkable composi- Cash 4 Evening: 1-1-9-1, Cash 3 Evening: 1-6-4 tion, “Quartet for the End of Lucky Sum: 12 Cash 3 Midday: 1-7-7 Time.” Cash 4 Midday: 8-4-3-2, Lucky Cash 4 Evening: 6-0-8-3 The event is supported by a Sum: 17 Cash 4 Midday: 3-5-3-0 grant from the Tennessee Arts Cash 4 Morning: 0-0-7-0 Fantasy 5: 08-13-16-33-36 Commission to MTGIC as part of Ta k e Mega Millions: 09-17-23-57- Georgia FIVE Evening: 0-3-9- their 2016-17 Arts Build 71, Mega Ball: 6, Megaplier: 3 0-2 Communities grant cycle. Georgia FIVE Midday: 9-2-4-6- Pianist and MTGIC Executive Georgia 6 Director Dr. Martha Summa- 5 Card Cash: JD-KS-9C-7D- Mega Millions: 09-17-23-57- Chadwick will be joined for the 2H 71, Mega Ball: 6, Megaplier: 3 Advantage performance by HSO concert- master Mark Reneau on violin, UTC professor Dr. Nikolasa UGA students Tejero on clarinet, and Heather CHURCH Anderson on cello. get help with The year 2016 marks the 75th of Our ACTIVITIES anniversary of the premiere of Messiaen’s Quartet, which was meal plans composed and premiered in a Allan Lockerman will be the prisoner-of-war camp during ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — A speaker for the His Hands World War II. The unusual scor- Special University of Georgia graduate Extended Devotional at Garden ing of piano, cello, violin, and has provided a $2.4 million gift Plaza, 3500 Keith St., Thursday clarinet was a result of the limita- to his alma mater to support at 7 a.m. tions of instruments and musi- students and ensure they don’t ——— cians that could be found at the have to worry about going hun- The Mormon congregation on POW camp. It will be the fea- BREAST gry while in school. Pryor Road in Cleveland will hold tured work following a brief A university press release says a social Thursday. The public is demonstration of the more public Jess Stokely gave the universi- invited to participate. facade of musical entertainment AUGMENTATION ty’s Division of Student Affairs in war-torn Europe during 1941, its largest ever one-time dona- including Strauss waltzes and tion. The Athens Banner-Herald Weill cabaret songs. reports $1.5 million will go for I SEE BY THE The Quartet’s structural $3600.00! general student support and design includes qualities that are $900,000 will go to the Let All BANNER musical, physiological, and also the Big Dawgs Eat Food mystical based on Messiaen’s Call Today For An Appointment Scholarship. personal belief structure. The scholarship sponsors one- The Cleveland Lions Club Messiaen had synesthesia, a con- year meal plans for students Pancake breakfast will be held at dition affecting 1 in 2000 people with a demonstrated financial Jenkin’s Deli on Saturday, from 8 that involves a fundamental jum- need. This year, 46 students’ to 10 a.m. The cost will be $5. The bling of the sensory system; he meals are covered. entertainment will be the could actually see sound and UGA’s seven-day-a-week plan Noteworthy Knights and perform- hear color. costs $3,956, or $1,978 a semes- ers from Park View Elementary. Compositional techniques in ter. UGA also offers a number of Items will be auction off between 8 other options, including a five- and 10 a.m. o f C l e v e l a n d day-a-week plan at $3,754 and ——— an 80-meal per semester plan at The finance committee of the (423) 472-1996 $2,802. Cleveland Bradley County Public Michael L. Hoops, MD Stokely, 80, attended Library will meet Nov. 22 at 2:30 Board Certified by The American 597 Church Street NE • Cleveland, Tennessee Oglethorpe County High School p.m. in the Library Community Board of Plastic Surgery www.hoopsplasticsurgery.com and got an undergraduate agri- Room. The board of directors of the Reuse the News culture degree from UGA in Cleveland Bradley County Public Recycle this newspaper Anyone can wear a white coat. Not everyone is 1958. He was the first of his Library will meet Nov. 22 at 4 p.m., board certified in plastic surgery. 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Tennessee firearms group TENNESSEE BRIEFS calls Harwell ‘pink elephant’ Tennessee posts $184M surplus regular at a Speedway station in gram to recruit exceptional grad- La Vergne last week. The price uate students. in 1st quarter tax collections difference was 60 cents per gal- Starting fall 2017 at the flag- NASHVILLE (AP) — The be armed on the campuses of in-parking-lots legislation, NASHVILLE (AP) — Tax collec- Tennessee Firearms Association public colleges and universities. Harwell urged fellow Republicans lon. ship campus in Knoxville, the tions for Tennessee’s general A city spokeswoman says university will offer four-year on Tuesday denounced — Keeping cities and counties to ignore the demands of what she fund have beaten expectations Tennessee’s first female House from enacting gun bans in public called “fringe” gun groups such as Sparks called police to the scene. $10,000 annual fellowships for by $184 million through the first The manager of the gas station up to 100 graduate students. speaker as the “pink elephant in parks, playgrounds and sports the Tennessee Firearms quarter of the budget year. the room,” saying Republican fields. Association. asked Sparks to leave when he The students will receive the Through the first three began asking other customers to $40,000 in addition to their col- Beth Harwell is not aggressive — Barring employers from pro- In an emailed newsletter on months of fiscal year, corporate enough on gun rights and should hibiting workers from storing Tuesday, the state firearms group check their receipts. lege-funded graduate research franchise and excise taxes have Sparks told WKRN that this assistant or graduate teaching be replaced as the chamber’s handguns in vehicles parked on says Harwell’s “establishment exceeded projections by $93 mil- leader. company lots. Republican perspective” is at odds was the second time he had been assistant stipends. lion and sales tax collections overcharged by Speedway when The school says the program, Harwell is seeking the Tennessee’s generally gun with “the current trend that the were $86 million more than the Republican nomination for a friendly lawmakers have been voters have demanded across using a gift card at the pump. named the Tennessee Fellowship budgeted amount. Speedway spokeswoman for Graduate Excellence, aims to fourth term as speaker when the caught between firearms advo- Tennessee by their overwhelming Sales taxes collections in House GOP caucus meets on cates who want to do away with support of Donald Trump.” Stefanie Griffith says a techni- attract the best and brightest October grew by 4.5 percent cian’s inspection of the pump students worldwide. Thursday. She is being challenged nearly all restrictions on being “The ‘pink elephant’ in the room compared with the same year- by Rep. Jimmy Matlock of Lenoir armed in public and business is that Beth Harwell’s prior found that it was working cor- The new initiative will phase ago period. But corporate tax rectly. out the top-off program, which is City. While the vote for speaker groups that want to maintain con- actions as speaker evidence con- collections dropped 14. 5 per- won’t occur until the General trol over their private property. clusively that it is time for a new Johnson concedes to incumbent providing $4 million to graduate cent, which Finance students campus-wide this year. Assembly reconvenes in January, That friction came to a head in speaker in the House,” according Commissioner Larry Martin Eddie Smith in Knoxville that election should only be a for- 2012 when John Harris, the to the email. “This is not a popu- Dixie Thompson, dean of the attributed to businesses request- KNOXVILLE (AP) — Graduate School, says the old mality as Republicans hold 74 of Tennessee Firearms larity contest.” ing refunds for previous overpay- Democratic challenger Gloria 99 seats in the lower chamber. Association’s president, was Harwell’s office did not immedi- program spread the money out ments. Johnson has conceded to incum- too thin and diluted its impact. The Tennessee Firearms roundly criticized for suggesting ately return a message seeking Tennessee ended the last bent state Rep. Eddie Smith in Association has long criticized in a newsletter that it was time to comment. budget year on June 30 with a their close race in Knoxville. Houston County couple dead Harwell, even though the symbolically “display a used cru- About 581,000 people have general fund surplus of $852 The Knoxville News Sentinel following explosion at their home Legislature has passed several cifix at the entrance to the handgun carry permits in million. reports that Johnson decided to CLARKSVILLE (AP) — A measures loosening firearms General Assembly as a warning” Tennessee. Last year, about 2,300 Tennessee sets new record in stop fighting the 154-vote result Houston County couple have restrictions in Tennessee while to lawmakers with qualms about permits were suspended or after finding out that there been killed in an explosion at she has been speaker. They passing sweeping legislation to revoked, while about 3,300 appli- drug overdose deaths in 2015 weren’t enough provisional bal- their home. include: loosen gun laws. cations to be able to be armed in NASHVILLE (AP) — Tennessee lots cast to change the outcome The Leaf-Chronicle of — Allowing faculty and staff to During a debate over the guns- public were denied. health officials say the state hit a of the race. Clarksville reports that firefight- record in drug overdose deaths Voters who don’t have proper ers responded to the blaze at the in 2015. identification can vote provision- mobile home in Stewart on The state Department of ally and then return with their Monday night. Health on Tuesday said 1,451 IDs within 48 hours to have their Houston County Emergency people died of drug overdoses ballots counted. Management Director David last year. In 2011, 1,062 deaths Johnson had sought the quick Hardin says the husband was in were reported, and the total has release of 597 names of people a shop about 75 yards from the grown each year since. who cast provisional ballots in property when he heard a blast Last year’s overdose death rate the entire county. But it turned at the home. He rushed to the was 22 per 100,000 people. The out that only 86 provisional home to rescue his wife, but died rate in 2011 was 16.6 per votes were cast in her district. in the attempt. 100,000 people. The close race was a rematch The couple were in their 70s. In comparison, the health of two years ago, when Smith Their identities have not been department says 14.7 per defeated Johnson, who was then released. 100,000 people died in car acci- the incumbent, by 182 votes. Hardin says it’s not immedi- dents last year. Conjoined twins from Nigeria ately clear what caused the Nearly 72 percent of last year’s explosion, but said there were 10 overdose deaths involved opi- separated at Tennessee hospital MEMPHIS (AP) — Conjoined oxygen bottles in the home that oids. had been delivered earlier in the Deaths confirmed to have twins from Nigeria have been separated after a lengthy opera- day. involved fentanyl, which can be Fire marshal and sheriff’s 40 times stronger than heroin, tion at a Tennessee hospital. Multiple news outlets report office officials are investigat- rose from 69 total in 2014 to 174 ing. in 2015. the 1-year-old twins, Miracle Heroin-related deaths and Testimony Ayeni, were sepa- Corrections Center official increased from 147 in 2014 to rated following an 18-hour pro- resigns after Facebook post 205 in 2015. cedure at Le Bonheur Children’s MEMPHIS (AP) — A deputy Gas pump dispute leads Tenn. Hospital in Memphis. The girls director of the Shelby County were conjoined at the lower half Corrections Center has resigned lawmaker to call police of the body. because of derogatory posts Lee University’s Opera Theatre will present Musical Revue, a compilation of well-known opera NASHVILLE (AP) — A dispute The hospital is set to release made on his Facebook page. scenes, on Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Squires Recital Hall. The Opera Theatre, comprising 27 singers, will about gas prices led a Tennessee more information Wednesday. The corrections center said in lawmaker to call the police. perform passages from 13 different scenes out of various musicals, including, “The Sound of Music,” a news release that David Barber WKRN-TV reports that UT to start $4M graduate “Candide,” “Cabaret,” “Into the Woods,” “Little Women,” and “West Side Story,” among others. The resigned Tuesday. The release Republican state Rep. Mike fellowship program in Knoxville Opera Theatre, directed by Associate Professor of Music James Frost, began in the spring of 1998 as a said Barber’s resignation came Sparks of Smyrna claims he was KNOXVILLE (AP) — The workshop and now is a full production organization performing fully-staged operas from both standard after discussing the “offensive and less traditional repertoire. The performance is a free, non-ticketed event and open to the public. charged for the price of premium University of Tennessee is start- gas when he had filled up with ing a $4 million fellowship pro- nature of the comments and the impact they would have on the corrections center.” The release said Barber’s occupation was evident to any- 3 men charged in Holly Bobo’s death could be tried separately one who accessed his Facebook DECATURVILLE (AP) — A and brothers John Dylan and “The venue will be changed,” After Bobo’s disappearance, became the color associated with page. judge said Tuesday he is consid- Zachary Adams will be tried the judge said. investigators and volunteers Bobo because she was wearing a Corrections Director William ering holding separate trials for together or separately for the McGinley said the trial or trials scoured the town of about 2,400 pink shirt and carrying a pink Gupton accepted Barber’s resig- each of three men charged in the 2011 death of Holly Bobo. could be held in Hardin County, people and the surrounding ter- purse when she disappeared. nation. kidnapping, rape and killing of a McGinley has targeted April 3 for south of Decatur County. rain where cow pastures, old Posters with Bobo’s picture could Shelby County Mayor Mark H. Tennessee woman whose disap- the first trial in the case. Bobo was 20 when she disap- barns, thick woods, flowery fields be found throughout the South. Luttrell Jr. said government pearance more than five years The case has stirred emotions peared in April 2011. At the time, and dusty back roads comprise In September 2014 — more leaders are held to high stan- ago led to a massive search for in Decatur County and sur- her brother told police he saw a the landscape. than three years after Bobo dis- dards, on and off the job. her. rounding counties in rural West man dressed in camouflage lead- Residents adorned mailboxes, appeared — authorities said two Barber has been with the cor- Decatur County Judge C. Tennessee, potentially making it ing her into the woods near her lamp posts and store fronts with men searching for ginseng found rections center for 17 years, Creed McGinley said he has not difficult to find jurors who have home in Parsons, about 110 pink bows, as a sign of hope and Bobo’s skull in a wooded area not including two years as deputy decided whether Jason Autry not heard about it. miles east of Memphis. solidarity with the family. Pink far from her house. director.

THE MARKET IN REVIEW DAILY NASDAQ DAILY DOW JONES MONEY RATES CURRENCIES Last Pvs Wk Day Ago Pvs Day Nasdaq composite 5,320 Dow Jones industrials 18,960 Prime Rate 3.50 3.50 Australia 1.3250 1.3260 Discount Rate 1.00 1.00 Britain 1.2469 1.2482 Close: 5,275.62 5,160 Close: 18,923.06 18,420 Federal Funds Rate .25-.50 .25-.50 Canada 1.3469 1.3562 Change: 57.22 (1.1%) Change: 54.37 (0.3%) Treasuries Euro .9330 .9323 1.68 1.33 Japan 109.32 108.51 5,000 10 DAYS 17,880 10 DAYS 5-year 5,400 19,000 10-year 2.22 1.86 Mexico 20.2727 20.7412 30-year 2.96 2.62 Switzerlnd 1.0020 .9987 5,200 Gold (troy oz.,NY Merc spot) $1224.00 $1273.40 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. 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Army court upholds death ing. Police say the man drove Anaheim is due in court away in a dark gray sport-utility Wednesday on four counts of sentence of former Bragg soldier vehicle. murder and four counts of rape. FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — Police say that happened about Gordon is representing himself An Army appeals court has 3:20 a.m. at the store near at trial. If convicted, he could face upheld the death sentence of a Hershey. Police believe the same the death penalty. former Fort Bragg soldier convict- man stole detergent form the Authorities say 47-year-old ed of killing a mother and two of same store on Nov. 3, too. Gordon and 30-year-old sex her children in North Carolina Man indicted after missing girl offender Franc Cano were wear- more than 30 years ago. ing GPS devices for prior offenses The Fayetteville Observer found chained to a tree when they raped and killed four reports a four-judge panel in the WILMINGTON, N.C. (AP) — A women in 2013 and 2014. Army Court of Criminal Appeals convicted sex offender accused of One of the women’s bodies was filed its opinion last month in the abducting a 6-year-old North found at a recycling plant. 2010 court-martial of Timothy Carolina girl who was found Investigators linked her death to Hennis. He had been convicted chained to a tree has been indict- the disappearance of three other twice previously in civilian court. ed on numerous charges. women also allegedly picked up Hennis is a former master ser- The StarNews of Wilmington by the pair. geant who’s being held in the U.S. reports 46-year-old Douglas Authorities say Gordon con- Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Edwards was indicted Tuesday fessed to the murders. Leavenworth, Kansas. He was by a New Hanover County grand sentenced to death for the slay- jury on charges including Mom accused of texting video of ings of Kathryn Eastburn and her attempted first-degree murder lifeless son is due in court daughters, 5-year-old Kara and and statutory rape of a child. PITTSBURGH (AP) — A 3-year-old Erin, in Fayetteville, New Hanover County Sheriff Pennsylvania woman is due in Steve Gooch/The Oklahoman via AP North Carolina. A third child, 22- Ed McMahon says Edwards was court on charges she killed her OklAhOmA CiTy POliCe officers gather information from vehicles leaving Will Rogers World month-old Jana, was found alive. riding a moped Sept. 14 when he toddler son and sent a video of Airport, Tuesday in Oklahoma City. The airport was put on lockdown after a shooting in the main terminal. Hennis was living in Lakewood, snatched the first-grader from the boy’s lifeless body to his Washington, when the Army her driveway. father during a jealous, vengeful brought him out of retirement for Investigators found the girl the rage over text message. the court-martial. next day, tethered to a tree in Twenty-one-year-old Christian mosquito-infested woods. Clark is jailed on charges of crim- Police search for motive Mexican immigrant seeks Edwards, who was released inal homicide in the death of 17- sanctuary at Philadelphia church from prison in 2012 after serving month-old Andre Price III. She is PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A 16 years for a 1994 sexual also charged with trying to kill his Mexican immigrant who had assault of another 6-year-old girl, 2-year-old sister. in killing of airport worker been living in Philadelphia has is being held in lieu of a $9 mil- Allegheny County police say relocated to a church, where he is lion bail. the McKeesport woman sent a OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — have entered the terminal and min- Carney said about 300 people were now seeking sanctuary from It’s unclear whether he has an barrage of angry texts, threats, Oklahoma City police are investi- gled among passengers or employ- held on aircraft away from the ter- deportation by federal authori- attorney. photos and videos over more than gating why a man waited to gun ees. minal after their planes landed ties. School removal of Obama mural two hours Nov. 1, then later con- down an airline employee outside “We have a heightened level of ahead of a ground stop. Juntos, a Philadelphia immi- fessed to smothering the boy. on Election Day sparks outcry Will Rogers World Airport in a dead- security all the time. These people grant support group, says 40- The children’s father, 23-year- ly ambush that forced hundreds of have access to aircraft so we’re very WINDSOR, Conn. (AP) — A year-old Javier Flores moved into old Andre Price Jr., is jailed on travelers to take shelter and concerned about that,” airport Connecticut school superintend- Arch Street United Methodist child endangerment charges. prompted authorities to shut down spokeswoman Karen Carney said. ent has apologized to parents Church on Sunday. Police say he should have called the state’s busiest airport for Winchester — whose address is who are upset after a mural that The father of three U.S.-born 911. hours. listed as Washington, Oklahoma, featured a silhouette of President children is eligible for a “U-Visa,” Clark’s attorney hasn’t com- about 35 miles south of the airport Barack Obama was removed from Later Tuesday, police discovered which the federal government mented. — was a former University of an elementary school on Election the suspected shooter dead from provides to victims of certain Price is due in court Dec. 12, Oklahoma football player whose Day. an apparently self-inflicted gunshot crimes who have suffered mental and his attorney hasn’t com- son James is a player for the Windsor Public Schools wound inside a pickup truck in a or physical abuse. mented. Kansas City Chiefs. The NFL team Superintendent Craig Cooke said parking garage near where they If Flores’ visa application is tweeted Tuesday night: “Our love DON’S Tuesday the mural at Oliver New Jersey school bus driver believe he waited, watching airport denied, he will be deported after and support is with James and the Ellsworth School was painted killed in head-on, fiery crash employees come and go before 90 days. shooting and killing Michael entire Winchester family.” over to make way for something COLTS NECK, N.J. (AP) — The FENCE CO. Flores recently spent 16 Winchester, 52, a Southwest Southwest Airlines canceled Since 1961 that would showcase student driver of a school bus that months at an Immigration and Airlines employee. flights out of the city for the work. crashed head-on into an SUV and Customs Enforcement detention “We do believe this was a pre- remainder of the day even though ALL TYPES He says it was done Nov. 8, burst into flames in New Jersey center. meditated act against the victim,” the rest of the terminal reopened. when the school was closed, so has died. OF FENCING He was detained because he said Oklahoma City Police Capt. Hundreds of people were strand- students and staff wouldn’t The Monmouth County was previously deported but Paco Balderrama. “This was not ed inside the terminal for more inhale harmful odors in the paint. Prosecutor’s Office says the crash 479-6212 returned to the United States to random, and obviously the investi- than three hours before officers The 2009 mural featured stu- happened Tuesday afternoon in reunite with his family. gation is ongoing.” began letting them leave slowly. dent signatures and other histor- Colts Neck, about 35 miles east of & 336-1501 Dartmouth students who caused Normal operations resumed ical events of that time. Trenton. Wednesday morning at the airport dormitory fire seek 2nd chance Cooke says the timing for Prosecutors say the bus driver, after 25 flights were canceled HANOVER, N.H. (AP) — Two replacing the mural “couldn’t an aide and a student were all on Tuesday because of the shooting. former Dartmouth College stu- have been worse” and apologized board the 16-passenger school Balderrama said late Tuesday dents say they’ve been expelled for the “mistake.” bus at the time of the collision. that investigators hadn’t positively for causing a dorm fire last Cooke told parents at a meet- They were taken to a hospital, month, and they’re asking for a ing Tuesday that district officials where the unidentified bus driver identified the shooter, but said the man apparently knew Winchester’s Brought to you by second chance. will work to replace the mural. died. Prosecutors say the other schedule and routine and that the Sebastian Lim and Daniel Ro Officer shooting probe gives two suffered non-life-threatening say in an online petition they injuries. The driver of the SUV two men likely knew one another. MATT want to “publicly apologize” for Alaska police break in 5 cases also suffered injuries that are not “It’s too early in the investigation the Oct. 1 fire. Fire officials said ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — believed to be life-threatening. to figure out the exact motive,” CORDELL an unattended hibachi-style grill The horrific shooting of an It’s unclear what led to the Balderrama said. The 1 p.m. shooting set off a Featuring Special Guest on the roof sparked it. Dartmouth Anchorage police officer has led crash. ONE OF THE to an unexpected break in a scramble at the airport, with police Jimmy Fulbright HOTTEST IN had said that using the grill was The road, which was scattered THE US against college policy. series of outdoor deaths that with debris, was closed for sever- immediately closing the sprawling A musician for The dorm’s 70 residents have gone unsolved for months al hours as officials investigated. complex and asking passengers Travis Tritt who will join in for an acoustic set escaped, but needed new hous- and left people uneasy to use the inside to seek cover. ing. A total of more than 300 were city’s extensive trail system. Officials: ‘Good Samaritan’ shoots They diverted incoming flights November 19th at 7:30 made to leave a cluster of dorms. Ballistics tests matched the man attacking deputy and refused to give already-loaded at Tennessee Wesleyan Townsend Theatre Ro and Lim said their expul- gun to two double homicides and FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — aircraft permission to leave. There Purchase tickets online at eventbrite.com or at the door sion is based, in part, on the a single killing last summer that Authorities say a “Good were concerns the gunman might grounds that they pose a threat helped set off fears a serial killer Samaritan” fatally shot a man to the community. They said they was roaming the Anchorage who was attacking a deputy near made a mistake. trails, picking off one or two peo- a southwest Florida highway. College spokeswoman Diana ple at a time. The News-Press reports that Lawrence said that under the But the chance discovery — Lee County Sheriff’s Office says Family Educational Rights and linking the weapon used in the Deputy Dean Bardes was assist- Privacy Act, she couldn’t com- wounding of an officer with five ing Florida Highway Patrol with a ment on Dartmouth’s disciplinary unsolved murders — doesn’t crash Monday morning on process. mean the suspect killed in the Interstate 75 when 53-year-old Upstate landfill being searched police shooting committed the Edward Strother nearly hit the earlier murders or even had pos- deputy with his car. Bardes pur- for NYC man’s religious item session of the gun in July and sued Strother and the man even- FAIRPORT, N.Y. (AP) — August when five people were tually pulled over. Members of a New York City syn- shot down in public places. The sheriff’s office says agogue are searching an upstate “What I’d be looking at is to see Strother attacked the deputy and landfill for a religious item that what the evidence is and which slammed him to the ground. The fell into a trash can last week. way that points us,” Anchorage man, a concealed weapons per- WHEC-TV reports a congre- District Attorney Clint Campion mit holder who authorities aren’t gant at a Brooklyn synagogue lost said. “I think the firearm is a sig- naming, arrived at the scene and an embroidered bag containing nificant lead in that direction, reportedly told Strother to stop. his tefillin (teh-FIHL’-ihn), scrolls and there’s other investigation Officials say the attack contin- of parchment inscribed with vers- that need to be done.” ued, and the armed man shot es from the Torah. A hallway The gun wasn’t registered to Strother. video surveillance camera shows James Dale Ritchie, Anchorage Officials have called the shoot- the bag in its clear plastic protec- police spokeswoman Jennifer er a Good Samaritan. No charges tive covering tumbling from a Castro said. have been filed. cubby into a garbage can. “We still have to determine who The races of the three men When the synagogue’s rabbi the suspect actually was in these involved have not been reported. contacted the city’s Sanitation cases. We’ve connected the Suspect in deputies’ deaths jailed Department, he was told the weapon in these cases but still trash was hauled in train cars to have work to do on the after hospital release the landfill in Fairport, near suspect(s),” Castro wrote in an MACON, Ga. (AP) — A 57-year- Rochester. email. old Georgia man accused of fatal- Dozens of synagogue members Alaska’s largest city had 28 ly shooting two Peach County were bused upstate to sift homicides this year, one short of sheriff’s deputies has been through tons of garbage from the 1995 total, which was the released from a hospital and dozens of rail cars in an effort to deadliest in recent years. But it transported to jail. find the bag. They’ve had no luck was the rash of nine unsolved The Telegraph reports Ralph after two days of searching, but homicides of people killed while Stanley Elrod Jr. was taken to planned to resume on in public places that set the city Bibb County jail about 3 p.m. Wednesday. on edge, especially last summer Tuesday. He faces murder and Clean getaway: Police seek when the weather was nice. It aggravated assault charges in the didn’t help that police didn’t Nov. 6 shooting. It’s unclear Pennsylvania detergent thief whether he has an attorney. HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) — The release much information about the killings. Elrod, of Byron, about 16 Pennsylvania State Police are miles southwest of Macon, has hoping to prevent a detergent GPS-tracked sex offender to been hospitalized since the thief from making a clean get- stand trial in serial killings shooting. He is accused of fatally away. SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — shooting 39-year-old Deputy Troopers say an unidentified Opening statements are expected Daryl Smallwood and 41-year- man loaded up his shopping cart in the trial of a sex offender old Sgt. Patrick Sondron after with more than a dozen 150- accused of raping and killing four they responded to a report that ounce bottles of laundry deter- women during a murderous Elrod threatened two young men gent early Tuesday then left the spree in Orange County while who were riding a motorcycle Giant Food Store in South wearing a GPS tracking device. and four-wheeler near his prop- Hanover Township without pay- Steven Dean Gordon of erty. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Air quality concerns have limited students’ outside time

By SARALYN NORKUS students and faculty alike, local outside activities due to the shut off outside airflow into the from 101-150. Red, which our Code Red today as well, with an and schools have been limiting stu- poor air quality. buildings. However, Dyer added area is currently under, is AQI of 151. dents’ time outdoors. Bradley County Director of that opening doors inevitably unhealthy for all, with an AQI of According to www.airnow.gov, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Director of Cleveland City Schools Dr. Linda Cash also said allows some smoke to enter. 151-200. Purple is very the AQI for the area is predicted Banner Staff Writers Schools Russell Dyer notified she has been in close contact The Cleveland/Bradley unhealthy, from 201-300 and to be down to 101 on Thursday, As wildfires continue to burn school principals that all out- with local emergency officials. County Emergency maroon is hazardous, with an or back to Code Orange. in the surrounding areas, air side activities, including PE Students in county schools Management Agency has based AQI of 301-500. Even though the numbers quality has become an ever- classes, recess and athletic are experiencing “limited recess its recommendations on high On Monday, government air seem to be dropping, the school increasing concern in teams, are to be restricted. and physical activity.” Cash said AQI numbers. pollution monitoring site officials offered assurances they Cleveland. The director added that this is teachers are also being instruct- When measuring air quality, airnow.gov showed our area at would continue to keep an eye For the past week, Southeast a day-to-day decision, which is ed to pay especially close atten- the AQI is broken down into six Code Purple, while Tuesday it on the situation. Tennessee has been under an air based on the current Air Quality tion to students with respiratory color categories that signify was downgraded to Code Red. “We are very careful about quality alert, going from Code Index. problems like asthma. increasing levels of health con- The Weather Channel noted that anything which might affect the Orange on a national index, “We are closely monitoring the “We haven’t had many cerns. Green is good, with num- at the same time on Tuesday, health of our students,” Cash which is unhealthy for sensitive air quality with EMA,” Dyer issues,” Cash said. “We are bers ranging from 0-50, while parts of the Southeast had AQI said. “We know their safety is of groups, to Code Red, which is said. operating as normal, but limit- yellow is moderate, from 51- values higher or even worse the utmost importance.” unhealthy for all groups. This morning, Dyer emailed ing outdoor activity.” 100. Orange means the air qual- than some Chinese cities with Current air quality for the Due to the elevated air quality his principals again, informing Both school directors said ity is unhealthy for sensitive notoriously bad air quality. region can be found at status and concerns of parents, them that there are to be no school maintenance staff have groups, with numbers ranging The local area will stay at www.airnow.gov. Mentors Many outdoor From Page 1 state’s 13 community colleges or Tennessee’s adult population activities are 27 colleges of applied technology with a post-secondary credential tuition free with a last-dollar to 55 percent by 2025. scholarship, according to In the first two years of the banned as Pendergrass. program almost 120,000 stu- The program also pairs each dents have applied. In the first applicant with a volunteer men- year, 16,291 students began col- tor to ease the transition from lege Tennessee Promise eligible. fires burn high school to college. The state’s college going rate NASHVILLE (AP) — Starting “The support of the mentor increased 4.6 percent, more than campfires, lighting fireworks and can be critical to many students’ the previous seven years com- smoking cigarettes are among success,” Pendergrass said. “Most bined. Enrollment at the state’s the outdoor activities being of the students participating are community and technical col- banned across the South as fires first-generation college attendees leges increased more than 20 burn in forests stressed by and navigating the admissions percent and enrollment at all of drought. and financial aid processes can the state’s public higher educa- Even parking a car off-road is seem overwhelming.” tion institutions increased 10 prohibited for fear that a hot Mentors spend about an hour percent. This translates into tailpipe could ignite dry leaves per month reminding students of approximately 4,000 new stu- below. deadlines, serving as a trusted dents entering the college U.S. Forest Service resource and encouraging stu- pipeline. spokesman Adam Rondeau has dents to reach their full poten- Prior to Tennessee Promise, said the agency is tracking wild- tial. The time commitment is the Allan Jones Foundation was fires that have burned a total of small, but the impact can be life the sole funder of the TnAchieves 80,000 acres across the South. changing, Pendergrass said. program at Cleveland State and That includes a north Georgia Tennessee’s Commissioner of offered the first major endorse- fire that’s burned an area the Economic and Community ment of the program in 2011. size of Manhattan. Development Randy Boyd has TnAchieves said the Jones The Tennessee Valley been a mentor with the program Scholarship eventually allowed Authority issued a burn ban since its inception in 2008. 657 students to attend Cleveland Tuesday on its public lands “With the idea of eliminating State at a cost to the foundation across Tennessee and in parts of the barriers keeping Tennessee of around $839,500. Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, students from entering the post- “We accomplished our goal of Mississippi, North Carolina and secondary pipeline, Tennessee giving every student in Bradley Virginia. The authority said its Promise provides a last-dollar County the chance to attend col- ban applies to anything that scholarship with mentor support lege without worrying about the might produce an open flame. to our state’s high school sen- cost,” according to Allan Jones, Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam, iors,” Boyd said. “It sends the founder of Check Into Cash, Buy meanwhile, banned outdoor message to students and families Here Pay Here USA, U.S. Money burning outright in more than that college is within everyone’s Shops and a handful of other half of the state’s counties reach regardless of ZIP code or successful companies. “The Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY through December 15. socioeconomic background. It scholarship program was the Also, two men were arrested also communicates to business first donation in my life that I LEE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT Dr. Paul Conn, left, and Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland get a close- up view of the bells that were installed in the clock tower at the university Tuesday morning. Monday on charges related to and industry that Tennessee is had no idea where the zeroes setting separate fires along road- intensely focused on creating the would end.” sides in Tennessee. Of the 1,238 workforce to meet their To learn more and apply, visit wildfires in the state so far this demands.” www.tnachieves.org or contact year, officials suspect arson in Tennessee Promise is one pro- Graham Thomas at almost half of them. gram of the state’s Drive to 55 [email protected] or 615- Bells In Alabama, Fire Marshal initiative that aims to increase 604-1306. From Page 1 Scott Pilgreen said state officers are investigating two of nearly University President Dr. Paul 1,100 statewide wildfires as pos- Conn declared. sible arson. No arrests have been Municipal planners OK Sitting at the north end of what made, but officers have issued is now referred to as the south misdemeanor citations for campus quad, the bells have allegedly violating the statewide several plat requests made quite an extensive journey no-burn order. prior to arriving at Lee. Smoke from the fires has By LARRY C. BOWERS — A request by TJ and J “These bells are antique bells caused unhealthy breathing Banner Staff Writer Development Company LLC for that were cast in 1870 by a conditions in many places. final plat approval of Stonebriar foundry called the Troy Foundry, The Cleveland Municipal In South Carolina, the re-subdivision of Lots 1-4. The in Troy, New York. A church in St. Planning Commission spent about Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY Department of Health and property is located on Old Tasso Louis, which was razed, last used as much time planning for ETCHING ON THE BELLS installed at Lee University Tuesday Environmental Control issued a Road, Stonebriar Drive and 37th them. There is a company in code red alert for 25 counties December’s meeting as it did in Street N.E. and is zoned General give an idea of their history, as they were cast by the Troy Bell quickly taking action on eight top- Cincinnati, the Verdin Company, along and west of Interstate 77 Commercial Zoning District. Plat is that recaptures old bells, cleans Foundry in New York in 1870. through to Orangeburg County. ics on the Commission agenda by Cleveland Surveying Co. Tuesday evening. them up and resells them,” Conn DHEC said everyone should limit — A request by Jason Tawfik for explained. their time outdoors if possible, The commission is adjusting its final plat approval of Brookbridge months I’ve been waiting for the 2,500 pounds. When including Dec. 20 session from the evening The Verdin Company is the arrival of these bells. the complete structure, a grand especially people with respirato- Subdivision. The property is locat- same company that supplied the ry issues. to a noon holiday celebration. If ed on Mouse Creek Road and is “I loved standing by them and total of around 11,000 pounds there are no conflicts, the evening university with the bells that were thinking that when these bells was hoisted 115 feet in the air to Smoke has also cast a haze zoned R1 Single Family Residential placed in the student union tower over the Atlanta skyline in recent meeting will be held at noon, Zoning District. Plat is by were first cast and hung, Ulysses be placed in the bell tower. When immediately followed by a 16 years ago. S. Grant was the big hero in the tower is completed, it will days. Richmond Surveying. The bell tower stands in the Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal has Christmastime meal. — A request by D&S Custom American life,” Conn added. “We reach a height of around 130 feet. The meeting is scheduled for forum, which will include a new have had this scheduled for a long The bells include a rather banned the ignition of all fire- Homes LLC for final plat of D&S pedestrian mall that extends to works in much of the state due Council’s upstairs meeting room. Townhomes on Weeks Drive prop- time. The bells have just been unique feature, which will make 8th Street. to the wildfire risk. Fire officials There was little discussion as erty. Property is located on Weeks waiting for the tower.” them even more special to the “The forum will be a plaza with said the largest active wildfire in MPC members breezed through Drive and is zoned R2 Low Density The forum project is a million- university. brick pavers and park benches, the South has now burned more the eight items listed for consider- Single and Multi-family Zoning dollar project, but the university “The feature of these bells and the center of it will be this bell than 19,000 acres in the north ation Tuesday. District. Plat is by Brown was provided with the funding for which is different is that because Development and Engineering and clock tower. It will be a place the bells from a single donor. there are eight pitched bells; Georgia mountains — an area Surveying. larger than New York’s Services Director Jonathan coordi- for people to gather,” Conn added. “The bells are being bought for that’s a full octave and becomes a — A request by Sonic Manhattan borough. nated the meeting, with assistance Upon arriving to the site, Conn us by a single donor, a couple carillon so we can play melodies. Development LLC for site plan The fires in North Carolina from Senior Planner Corey Divel. made quick work of testing the from North Carolina who are a We could play ‘Rocky Top’ if we approval of revised Cleveland now cover in excess of 40,000 The first item considered was a bells. friend of mine and a friend of Lee wanted to,” Conn detailed. Nissan development within the acres. Federal and state forestry request by Mitchell and Sherra “We ordered these bells in University’s. It was a great gift to Conn added that if the Interstate Gateway Corridor officials said Tuesday that Kinder for preliminary plat March, so since then we’ve known the university,” Conn said. Tennessee Volunteers ever won Overlay Zone. The property is cloudy conditions allowed fire- approval of Ashwood Place. The located on Pleasant Grove Road exactly what bells we were getting, The total weight of the bells is the national championship again, where they were coming from and 9,000 pounds, with the largest they would have the bells play the fighters to make progress on property is located on Freewill and is zoned Commercial Highway containment. Road and 22nd Street N.W. and is Zoning District. had pictures of the bells. Eight bell, the tolling bell, weighing in at famed team song. zoned R1 Single Family Residential The request is to provide addi- Zoning District. The plat is by tional parking at the rear of the Cleveland Surveying Co. dealership. This property was approved for One request originally on the Utah school stabbing leaves 5 injured, school startled annexation at the MPC’s previous consent docket was transferred to OREM, Utah (AP) — High getting hurt.” The attack spread fear and when the attack started. meeting. The request was the category of new business. school junior Karen Martinez Police say the suspect, a soph- panic among students who School district spokeswoman approved, along with six other It was a request by Gordon was arriving for her first class omore in his first year at the described a gruesome scene Kimberly Bird said there were no requests on the consent agenda. Chandler and David May for final when she saw three boys run high school after being home- immediately after the stabbings. indications the suspect was hav- They included: plat approval of the Chandler/May from a locker room toward the schooled, also stabbed himself in Police said the knife used in the ing problems or being bullied, — A request by Frontier Subdivision. The property is locat- school’s central office, one with a the neck. He was cornered attack had a 3-inch blade. she said. Properties for final plat approval of ed on 20th Street N.W. and Harle head wound and another with a Tuesday by school workers until Orem police posted a letter Investigators are talking to Lots 1 and 2 in Dellwood Avenue N.W. and is zoned R1 neck injury. One had blood run- a police officer assigned to online they said was from the students who witnessed the Industrial. The property is located Single Family Residential Zoning ning down the back of his shirt. Mountain View High School got parents of the teen, apologizing. attack and who knew the sus- on Dellwood Lane and is zoned District. Plat is by Cleveland Inside the locker room, police to the locker room and subdued They said none of the victims pect as they try to determine a Light Industrial Zoning District. Surveying Co. say, a 16-year-old straight-A him with a Taser shot. had done anything to hurt their motive, said Gary Giles, the Plat is by Haniszewski Surveying. Planning Commission member student with no record of disci- Authorities did not identify the son and the stabbings were not police chief in the city of Orem — A request by Eric Spencer for and City Councilman David May plinary trouble had attacked his suspect by name because of his racially or ethnically motivated. about 40 miles south of Salt final plat of Revised lots 2 and 3 of Jr. asked that the request be classmates with a knife as they age. “We are at a loss to express Lake City where the attack hap- the Foster Lang Street property. moved. It was quickly approved changed into their gym clothes. The five victims are all expect- how deeply sorry we are for the pened. This property is located on Lang with a motion from Larry “It was awful,” said Martinez, ed to survive, hospital officials pain and injury caused,” the let- “Is it a fight? Is it somebody Street and is zoned R2 Low Presswood, a second by Tricia her eyes filled with tears. “It was said. The two most seriously ter says. who is upset with somebody? Is Density Single and Multi-family Pennington, and approval from the so terrifying. I didn’t know any of injured were in critical but sta- Police said it appears the vic- there more to it than that?” Giles Zoning District. Plat is by remainder of the Planning the kids but still it was like an ble condition, according to Utah tims weren’t singled out for any said. “I don’t have those Richmond Surveying. Commission. awful feeling to see all those kids Valley Hospital. reason other than being nearby answers.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016—7 Corrections Bradley Healthcare taking From Page 1 tion, and bedding-equipment whatever money becomes avail- “We were up here some time donations to aid firefighters documentation. able,” Blake said. “This is just ago asking for a compliance offi- Sheriff Eric Watson said at making a formal request and cer,” Walsh said. “That is a full- the time the findings were “no helps us with planning. I want time job. It’s not anything that By SARALYN NORKUS for them. Two of our CNAs have “We are asking our community surprise” and pledged to have your jail to be where it needs to we want. The state is demand- Banner Staff Writer loved ones who are firefighters to come together and support the problems addressed by the be.” ing it and it makes it harder on and are up on the mountain this cause, and show the fire- time TCI revisited the facility on Blake requested the plan be us. The standards are actually The effects of the numerous fighting fires. We just wanted to fighters our appreciation,” Smith Oct. 6. presented within the next six higher for the jails than the fires in the area are constantly assist them, and love giving back said. “That’s the good thing TCI’s report a week later months. schools.” visible due to the ever-looming to the community.” about Cleveland, we take care of noted most of the problems had Watson recounted taking the Watson said it was “sad” that smoke, but when Bradley After talking with Sean own.” been cleared and recertified the Commission members to the jail Washington, D.C., puts unfund- Healthcare and Rehabilitation Fairbanks from Bradley County A bake sale will also be held on jail pending the submission of a during his first week in office. ed mandates on the County Center officials learned about the EMS and also a firefighter, some location Friday, with the proceeds “plan of a action” to the TCI in “We had multiple roof leaks, Commission. needs of the firefighters in the basic needs have been revealed. going toward buying supplies. December. six feet of water within the “It’s not right to put a man- thick of things, they decided to Starting today, BHRC will begin Those donating the suggested “The approved Plan of Action walls, major plumbing issues date on a jail or a county to cre- take action. collecting items that will help items can take them at any time will allow the facility to retain and we said then that over the ate funding for a position they “We at Bradley Healthcare and make life a bit easier for the fire- until then, since Bradley certification while the remaining next 36 months we would tackle require,” Watson said. Rehab want to help those fire- fighters. Healthcare and Rehabilitation maintenance and fixed ratio different problems at the jail The sheriff also addressed the fighters who are keeping it safe BHRC is asking the community Center is a 24/7 facility. deficiencies listed in the report and we have done that,” the department’s manpower issues. for us and placing their lives in to donate items such as snack Donations will be accepted are corrected,” the report stat- sheriff said. “I’m very proud of “My guys are stressed to the danger,” BHRC marketing direc- foods (trail mix, beef jerky, energy until Monday, when they will be ed. where we have come.” max right now,” Watson said. “I tor Annette Smith stated. “These bars, granola bars), sports drinks gathered up and taken up to the “Most of the remaining defi- Watson noted former Sheriff have two guys who [perform fires have affected us all and and powdered drink packets, firefighters battling the fires in ciencies listed in the report are Dan Gilley and BCSO maintenence for] the whole could be much worse if it wasn’t wipes, sunblock and lip balm. Cherokee National Forest. due in large part to the contin- Workhouse administrator Allan facility. If you don’t think run- ued overcrowding situation and Walsh, who were present at the ning a jail is hard, come over shortage of staff at times to fill meeting, were at the jail from and spend the day with them. DID YOU KNOW? all process,” the document con- the first day it opened. Walk through the busted show- The United States Environmental Protection tinued. “They know what the condi- er heads that are kicked off Basket Agency says that in the past 50 years humans The report also commended tion were and the standards are daily and busted sprinkler sys- have consumed more resources than in all From Page 1 previous years. The way people produce, the jail staff and officers for getting tougher,” he said. tems. It’s all the time.” consume and dispose of products and food “correcting the operational defi- Gilley, who is now supervising Gilley said Watson has made the Basket Fund has raised the tribute to this effort in feeding accounts for 42 percent of greenhouse gas ciencies within their control.” the maintenence of the Justice some “hard decisions this week emissions in the United States. Nearly three- funds and purchased boxes or the needy of the community quarters of what is discarded contains organic In recent weeks, the jail’s Center facility, said the last about personnel that are baskets of staple foods to give to may send donations to First materials that could be recycled. Many others, kitchen area has been renovat- thing he did while serving as absolutely necessary if we are the needy during the holiday. Tennessee Bank, P.O. Box such as paper, glass and aluminum cans, also ed and work is continuing on sheriff was to do a jail inspec- going to continue to run the jail These baskets usually 3566, Cleveland TN 37320- can be recycled, potentially preventing tons of other maintenance issues. tion. as it was designed to be operat- garbage from entering landfills. For example, include a meat, potatoes, fruit, 3566 or drop it off at First recycling 7 million tons of cans is enough That was a subject discussed “I was very proud and amazed ed.” bread, flour, sugar and other Tennessee Bank at 3870 Keith metal to manufacture more than 300,000 during Monday’s Building and how well after two and a half Vice Chairman Jeff Yarber staples. There is enough in the St. Boeing 737 airplanes. Land committee meeting. years how well it looked,” Gilley recalled the state at the time boxes to supply several meals to Watson confirmed to Finance said. “When I came through at wanted 118 officers, “But after make the holidays more joyful. Committee chairman Milan midnight on Sept. 1, 2014, it much compromise, we got it The Basket Fund, which is a Blake the BCSO is working on a made me sick to see how the down to 92.” 501(c)(3) charity, is operated list of maintenence issues and a years of neglect had caused the Watson said as of now there completely by volunteers. The “INVEST IN YOUR prioritized list to present to the jail to deteriorate.” are 83 positions working in cor- volunteers raise the funds, County Commission. “Over the last two years, the rections. gather the food and distribute COMMUNITY!” The sheriff has proposed sheriff’s department has done “These were the decisions. the baskets. All the money using the increased fees the jail an amazing job in dealing with The command staff had to raised during the year’s drive is will receive from housing federal the operational guts and it was restructure last week,” he said. used to fill the boxes. prisoners to help fund those reflected in the TCI report of a “This is a major, major mile- It is the generosity of the local needed corrections. few weeks ago,” Gilley said. stone. They were some hard residents who fill the boxes “We want to ask the sheriff for Walsh said the standards are decisions, but you have to make each year. a comprehensive, prioritized getting tougher and “we have some hard decisions for the bet- This year 750 families signed maintenence plan so we can use many more coming this year.” terment of the jail.” up to receive the baskets. It is estimated it will take approxi- mately $24,000 to fill those boxes. This means the fund still needs to have donations of $22,119 to meet the goal. Jail Providing donations this week From Page 1 have been Rodney G. and Linda Thompson, $200; in memory of gory.” designated week of work from weeks in and the roofs were Hoyle and Marie Watts, $6; He said the officers were now through mid-January. leaking. I saw it. I can tell you Hannah F. Robb, $100; and working in correction capaci- The painting project includes that happened,” he said. Jack and Barbara Duggan, Cleveland Daily Banner ties, “but we had to make them walls, video visitation room He said issues happen when $500. fall under corrections.” floors, trap floors and cell doors. there is heavy usage involved. Serving Our Community Since 1854 Individuals wishing to con- “Some of the structure needed All floors will be painted with a “When you have 50 to 60 to be tweaked,” Thomas said. high-quality, long-lasting com- inmates taking a shower, how BCSO Chief Deputy Brian mercial grade epoxy paint. long do you think those knobs Smith gave one example of a “This has been an ongoing are going to last?” Thomas deputy who was with inmates process,” Thomas said. “What asked. during litter pickup. the public may not fully under- “Especially when you have “On the flow chart, he fell stand is the wear and tear on a those here who have no respect under the environmental offi- jail is different than a house.” for the facility from the start,” cer,” Smith explained. “He Thomas noted there are a lot Watson added. should have been listed under of projects going on at the jail, “TCI is very aware of what we corrections, where TCI would including the construction of are doing and that’s why they recognize that.” the new workhouse. are coming just to see our Thomas said the organiza- “We still strive to provide a progress,” Thomas explained. tional shifts that were made did safe, humane environment for “That’s awesome. We want him not mean any loss of jobs or inmates to be in,” he said. “We to see our progress and what we positions. don’t want them living in a are doing.” “Nobody lost any money,” poor-hygiene facility. But, when Thomas said the BCSO and Thomas said. “We just maxi- you are looking at a building the TCI, along with inspector mized our resources.” this age, there will come some Robert Kane, “have a good work- Thomas said anyone working point in time when a sheriff, ing relationship.” in the corrections department doesn’t matter who, will enter “We are not in a tussle with will say the No. 1 need is for the office and will inherit these TCI, like some may suggest,” he more personnel. issues. It was bound to hap- said. “We are working together “We made the adjustment to pen.” and Kane is coming in on my try to get that extra help,” he Smith said there was no request just to see what we have said. “Are there some that don’t attempt at pointing fingers. done.” like it? Yes.” “We have a problem, and are Thomas added that TCI Watson said the goal is to working to correct it,” he said. “wants that good working rela- bring the staffing up to 92 by Smith also noted former tionship with facilities.” spring of next year. That will Sheriff Dan Gilley has been “If something is wrong, they include the current 83, seven named to the full-time position will tell you about it, but they more at the workhouse and two of facilities operations manager, also try to give you the help to other officers the BCSO will to ensure day-to-day mainte- fix it,” he said. fund using new revenue from nence is kept to a high level. Thomas also corrected one housing federal prisoners. There are currently two main- media report which suggested As for the physical plant, the tenence personnel on staff. there would be another inspec- kitchen area has now been Maintenance has utilized tion. totally renovated. inmate labor, and will continue “That is not correct,” he said. “We had 15 drains that were to do so. “The inspection process is com- above the floor and were no “There were six to seven plete, and now we will take our good,” Smith said. “We had to go inmates in C Pod today who plan to TCI. The recertification back in and redo every one of were pressure washing and get- has already been recommended. those in the kitchen [to prevent ting ready to paint,” Thomas “We are an administration standing water].” said. “Doing this, they learn a that is not looking to the past, Thomas said the process on trade, teamwork and responsi- we are looking forward,” Watson the inmate pods has begun. bility.” said. “We are constantly looking “We started in C Pod first and Watson said they want main- at how to make it better for our we moved all of the inmates tenence and garage personnel employees, how to make it more completely out of there into the not to be just mechanics, “but expedient when another agency B Pod,” Thomas said. “By us rehabilitation officers as well.” brings an inmate in here, as doing that, we now have C Pod “They are teaching life skills well as having a safe place for ready to be completely innovat- to the inmates which are inmates.” ed.” assigned to them,” the sheriff Thomas said the overall plan said. “That’s a priority and we is to “fix anything that needs to feel that is very important.” ADVERTISING IS be fixed.” Smith said commissioners “We are actually going above have already been approached NOT and beyond what TCI requires,” about the BCSO needing a third AN EXPENSE... he said. “TCI requires us to maintenence person on staff — ADVERTISING repaint the showers and to especially once the workhouse paint a few of the cells,” but did begins operations. IS not single out particular cells. “There is no sheriff in this AN INVESTMENT... “Their report stated the tiles country who has not faced these in the kitchen needed to be issues over the last three PLAN WISELY fixed. We renovated the whole decades, and continues to do INVEST YOUR thing,” Thomas said. “We didn’t so,” Watson said. “I’ve worked ADVERTISING DOLLAR have to, but we did.” for great sheriffs and they have He said with respect to the all experienced similar issues,” IN THE inmate pods, each will be com- Watson said. Cleveland pletely renovated with new Thomas was working when paint, “and any issues a pod has the new jail first opened 10 Daily will be fixed during that week.” years ago.

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8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Trump adviser Bannon’s critics cite his provocative journalistic history WASHINGTON (AP) — When During the Republican But allegations of anti-Semitism Donald Trump announced Convention, Bannon said have also followed Bannon into Stephen Bannon as his top White Breitbart was “the platform for his personal life as well. In 2007, House strategist, critics re-erupt- the alt-right,” a loose group his ex-wife alleged in court docu- ed with allegations that Bannon espousing a provocative and ments from their divorce that was racist, sexist and anti- reactionary strain of conser- Bannon expressed open anti- Semitic. vatism. Heavily influenced by the Semitism, declaring that he “I promise you he’s not as shock-based rhetoric of internet didn’t want their two daughters scary” as people said, Trump chat boards, the alt-right “going to school with Jews.” campaign manager Kellyanne includes strains of white nation- Bannon disputed saying this. Conway said on NBC’s “Today” alism and aggressive anti-femi- In a 2011 radio interview, show Tuesday. She called con- nism. Bannon declared that conserva- cerns about Bannon “very The alt-right’s mainstream tive women, including Sarah unfair.” apologists describe those themes Palin and Michelle Bachmann, If history is any guide, Bannon as a demonstration of free speech infuriated liberals because they AP photo won’t be putting those fears to rather than a full-throated “would be pro-family, they would In thIs sePt. 8 fIle Photo, then-Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump reaches to rest anytime soon. As a conser- endorsement of prejudice. have husbands, they would love shake hands with Egunjobi Songofunmi during a meeting with students and educators before a speech vative media brawler who became In interviews, Bannon has their children.” He contrasted on school choice at Cleveland Arts and Social Sciences Academy in Cleveland. School voucher pro- Trump’s campaign chief execu- acknowledged that the alt-right that against a slur for lesbians. grams in the nation’s capital and Vice President-elect Mike Pence’s home state of Indiana could serve tive, Bannon has discarded may attract some racists, homo- Regardless of Bannon’s per- as a blueprint for a Trump administration plan to use public money to enable disadvantaged students to norms for discussing race, gen- phobes and anti-Semites, but sonal views on race and gender, attend the public or private school of their choice. Trump made clear that school choice would be an edu- der and religion, often framing said that he does not share those he has heartily endorsed using cation priority. even abstract political fights in opinions — and that the left har- inflammatory rhetoric to incite deliberately inflammatory terms. bors undesirable elements as Breitbart’s readership. In a “What we need to do is bitch- well. December 2014 internal Trump’s school choice expansion plan slap the Republican Party,” Yet Breitbart actively cultivates Breitbart email obtained by the Bannon said in a 2010 radio some of those themes, and Daily Beast, Bannon and an edi- interview. Bannon has shown little patience tor discussed a traditional may face uphill battle in Congress For a man aggrieved with elite for adjusting the site’s tone to Washington slight — the possibil- educational, business and media pacify critics. ity that Breitbart might not have WASHINGTON (AP) — School nor, oversaw a dramatic expan- education law explicitly prohibits institutions, Bannon has risen to Under Bannon, Breitbart kept been invited to a press confer- voucher programs in the nation’s sion of vouchers in the state. the federal government from the top of some of them. Born a running tab of news stories ence by Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R- capital and Vice President-elect Nearly 33,000 students partici- telling states which standards to into a Norfolk, Virginia, family of titled “black crime,” which cata- Utah. The conversation quickly Mike Pence’s home state of pated last school year, up from adopt, Common Core or other- Catholic Democrats, Bannon logued the activities of supposed spiraled into rage at the Indiana could serve as a blue- nearly 4,000 in 2011-12. The wise. served in the U.S. Navy before “black rape gangs” and “black Republican political establish- print for a Trump administration vouchers are awarded on a slid- Trump’s campaign plan for attending Harvard Business mobs.” The site used a slur for ment. plan to use public money to ing scale based on income and school choice was scant on School. Afterward, he went to transgender people in headlines He compared leadership fig- enable disadvantaged students family size. For 2015-2016, the details: He did not say where the Goldman Sachs, leaving to start and stories. And during the cam- ures to women’s genitalia. “Let to attend the public or private top voucher averaged nearly $20 billion in federal funding his own media-focused boutique paign — a period in which the grassroots turn on the hate school of their choice. $5,500 for a high school student. would come from or how it would investment banking firm. After Bannon stepped aside from run- because that’s the ONLY thing President-elect Donald Trump The Indiana Supreme Court be doled out. selling the business to French ning the site — Breitbart.com that will make them do their made clear that school choice upheld the program in 2013, rul- “I think what you’re going to banking giant Societe Generale, sometimes went out of its way to duty.” would be an education priority. ing that it didn’t violate a state hear from him is a shift from the he became a film producer. identify Trump critics as Jews. Such opinions make Bannon Speaking at a Cleveland char- constitutional provision against term school choice to parental Though he created successful “I’ve known and worked with an odd pairing with Reince ter school in September, he public funding for religious pro- choice,” Robinson said in an Hollywood films, the groundwork Steve Bannon, and he has tradi- Priebus, the Republican chair- vowed to funnel $20 billion in grams. interview with The Associated for his future career in politics tional conservative non-racist, man whom Trump has named existing federal dollars into At the federal level, Congress Press, adding that he was speak- came from a Reagan biopic, “In non-prejudiced views about the his chief of staff. Senior members scholarships for low-income stu- considered allowing Title I funds ing for himself, not the Trump the Face of Evil,” which intro- world,” said Joel Pollak, a senior of Trump’s camp have down- dents. That’s an idea that would targeted for low-income students transition team. Robinson has duced him to conservative pub- editor at large at Breitbart, who played the prospects for conflict. require approval from Congress, to follow them to the school been mentioned as a possible lisher Andrew Breitbart and called The Associated Press in “When you’re out there just which last year passed a biparti- where they enroll, but that idea education secretary in a Trump author Peter Schweizer. response to a request for com- criticizing, it’s one thing,” Trump san overhaul of No Child Left was ultimately scrapped in the administration. After Breitbart died unexpect- ment from Bannon on this story. adviser Rudy Giuliani said. Behind and is unlikely to alter it final version of NCLB’s succes- Research on school choice pro- edly in 2012, Bannon took the “Lately, media conventions have “When you actually get on the in the near future. Still, there are sor, the Every Students Succeeds grams like the D.C. Opportunity helm of a relaunch of his news determined that some of the tra- inside, there’s a certain weight of smaller-scale ways Trump could Act. Scholarship suggests mixed site. Breitbart grew quickly, from ditional views of most of Western responsibility to the American reshape public education. Vic Klatt, a principal of Penn results. 12 million monthly page views to civilization are offensive.” people that is on your shoulders. A first step might be asking Hill Group who has worked on One evaluation of the D.C. more than 192 million by August Bannon has publicly dis- And I think Steve Bannon is the Congress to restore funding to federal education policy for more voucher program found students of this year, according to the site. avowed tolerance for prejudice. kind of guy who gets that.” the D.C. Opportunity than two decades, says school had slightly higher reading Scholarship Program, the coun- choice has a better chance now, scores but no significant Never mind closing Guantanamo, Trump might make it bigger try’s first federally funded, pri- but it won’t be easy. improvements in math. A subse- WASHINGTON (AP) — Never Congress to change federal law “He knows what’s at stake and vate school voucher program. “There will be tons of support quent review of that study, how- mind closing Guantanamo. It and would likely face constitu- he knows he can’t leave the door The House voted to extend fund- for charters. Full-scale private ever, found it downplayed results might be getting bigger. tional challenges. to Guantanamo open for Donald ing earlier this year, but a com- choice will be a battle,” Klatt said showing higher scores were con- President Barack Obama is Opened in 2002 as a Trump,” said Naureen Shah, panion bill has stalled in the at an Education Writers centrated among certain groups running out of time to fulfill his makeshift camp to hold men director of the security and Senate. Association panel discussion this of students. longstanding promise to shutter captured in the early fight human rights program at Gerard Robinson, a resident week. “It’s going to depend on “I would have hoped for and the prison at the U.S. military against al-Qaida, Guantanamo Amnesty International. fellow at the conservative how much emphasis this presi- expected better results than we base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. has become a symbol of the It would take a bold and American Enterprise Institute dent and his people put on pri- saw,” said Kevin Welner, director Sixty inmates remain in the strong-handed U.S. response to unlikely act of defiance, one that who advised the Trump cam- vate school choice as an issue.” of the National Education Policy facility and only a third are the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. would face legal and political paign on education policy, called Education observers said there Center at the University of cleared for release. Its advocates say it keeps dan- challenges, by Obama to shutter the D.C. program “a good place to are other ways to push that Colorado Boulder. If Obama can’t close it, his gerous terrorists locked up. the prison before leaving office. start.” agenda, including tax incentives Some education leaders successor likely won’t. Opponents say it violates basic The Obama administration Created in 2004, the program to move children from public to expressed doubt that Trump’s Donald Trump has not only human rights, with prisoners has repatriated or resettled last year gave vouchers to about private schools or a Race to the proposal would be roundly wel- pledged to keep Guantanamo held indefinitely without nearly 180 Guantanamo prison- 1,200 low-income students. The Top-style grant program in which comed at a time when there has open, in April he said that “we’re charges. ers. vouchers are capped at $8,452 states are encouraged to adopt been increasing skepticism of gonna load it up with some bad Obama has said it feeds anti- But he can’t close the deten- for kindergarten through 8th choice-friendly policies in large-scale expansions of alter- dudes, believe me. We’re gonna U.S. sentiment worldwide and tion center because Congress grade and $12,679 for high exchange for funds. natives like charters. load it up.” that the prisoners could be held has blocked it, most crucially school. Among the 40-plus The Obama administration’s Voters in Massachusetts and He told The Miami Herald in for less money at facilities in the with a ban on transferring men schools participating are elite Race to the Top competition gave Georgia rejected ballot measures an interview that month that he United States. to facilities in the United States. private schools like Sidwell $4 billion to states that vowed to that would have paved the way would support trying U.S. citi- Rights groups are determined An interagency security review Friends, which has counted adopt more rigorous standards for the creation of more charter zens accused of terrorism at the to make one last push for has cleared 20 of the 60 remain- among its students Chelsea and turn around failing schools. schools. base, though that would require Obama to close Guantanamo. ing prisoners for transfer. Clinton and Malia and Sasha States that adopted the Common “I think you would get a limited Obama. Core standards in math and number of states that would take The idea of allowing public reading were more likely to win a advantage of it,” said Kristen funds to follow individual stu- slice of the pie. Amundson, executive director of dents to a charter, magnet or pri- Trump repeatedly promised to the National Association of State vate school isn’t new. Programs “put an end to Common Core,” Boards of Education. “It’s not are already in place in states like but the standards were adopted something that is being univer- Indiana, where Pence, as gover- by individual states and the new sally asked for.” Trump’s had experience living in the bubble of security cocoon WASHINGTON (AP) — For White House. nearly all of his time at his prop- nearly the entire week since he Unlike President Barack erties, including Trump Tower in became president-elect, Donald Obama, who flew commercial and New York, his golf club in Trump has been holed up in his lived in a dingy Washington Bedminster, New Jersey, or at gilded New York skyscraper. A apartment within about a year of Mar-a-Lago, his exclusive South steady stream of visitors has taking office, Trump has already Florida club. If he travels outside come to him, flooding through spent decades living an unusual- of those locales, it’s often to a Is Your Child, Parent, Grandparent or Favorite Pet in the metal detectors and getting ly cloistered life. While Obama place with a Trump property Cleveland Daily Banner? You can purchase any of our staff whisked up to Trump’s offices often bemoans his inability to nearby. and penthouse residence. take a walk or enjoy a meal at a As president, Trump will be photos from our website at www.clevelandbanner.com. Just find The unusual arrangement has sidewalk cafe, Trump doesn’t constantly surrounded by a pack what you want and click the “Buy this photo” button under it. left Trump looking like the miss- appear to have much of an affini- of Secret Service agents, replac- Then choose what size and finish, it’s as easy at that! ing player in his own transition ty for either. ing the team of private security planning. He’s left it to aides to “The reason my hair looks so guards who protected him before Previously published photos are also available in our explain the increasingly strained neat all the time is because I he ran. He’ll fly on Air Force One, Photo Galleries. process and given space for allies don’t have to deal with the ele- giving his Trump-branded jet a jockeying for top jobs to set the ments very often,” Trump wrote break. And he’ll be restricted tone during a crucial phase. in his 2004 book, “How To Get from driving anything other than “President-elect Trump is there Rich. “I live in the building where a golf cart, though he’s said to receiving calls from different peo- I work. I take an elevator from my rarely drive himself anyway. ple. He has different meetings, bedroom to my office. The rest of “To me, a great luxury is for me interviews,” Trump adviser the time, I’m either in my stretch just to get into a car by myself Kellyanne Conway said earlier limousine, my private jet, my hel- and drive,” Trump said last year. this week. “We’ve really just been icopter, or my private club in The insular world of the White ensconced in Trump Tower trying Palm Beach, Florida.” House is often even more of an to form a government.” Indeed, Trump hadn’t been adjustment for the president’s Advisers have provided few seen outdoors since Thursday, family. First lady Michelle Obama specific details of Trump’s sched- when he traveled to Washington has notoriously chafed at the ule, leaving journalists gathered to meet with Obama and restrictions on her movement, in the lobby of Trump Tower to Republican congressional lead- speaking longingly about wanting piece together clues based on ers. He left for dinner Tuesday to simply be able to get into a car who is seen entering and exiting without his press corps, which and roll down the windows. the building. He emerged briefly did not witness him during the But Melania Trump sounded Tuesday night for a private din- outing. sanguine about what’s ahead, ner with family, but his team has Trump was a fixture on the noting that she’d had time to get given no indication of when he New York social scene when he used to the bubble during her may next appear in public. was younger, but those close to husband’s presidential cam- Trump has long lived in a bub- him say he’d become more of a paign. ble of his own creation, a situa- homebody even before he began “It will just continue,” Mrs. tion that could prepare him for running, preferring to camp out Trump said in an interview on the insular, security-shrouded in front of the television at night CBS’ “60 Minutes. “It’s another cocoon that awaits him at the watching cable news. He spends level, but it will continue.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016— 9 Senate Dems ready for new leader, GOP staying with Mitch McConnell WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate nomination of federal judge Democrats are turning to Sen. Merrick Garland to fill a Supreme Chuck Schumer, a Brooklyn- Court vacancy that occurred last bred partisan infighter with a February. That move paid divi- pragmatic streak, to steer them dends when Trump was elected. into the Donald Trump era. On Tuesday, House Republicans are sticking with the Republicans re-nominated Ryan genteel Kentuckian, Sen. Mitch by unanimous voice vote. McConnell, who lacks Schumer’s Ryan will need 218 votes — a instinct for soundbites but has majority — to be approved when been a brutally effective legisla- the full, new House convenes tive tactician. Jan. 3. With the GOP on target to Senate Democrats and have 241 seats next year, Ryan Republicans are meeting sepa- can afford just 23 defectors, but rately Wednesday to pick their many Republicans expect Ryan leaders for the Congress that to be safe in the GOP afterglow of convenes in January. Their selec- Trump’s win. tions of Schumer, from New York, Aiding Ryan: Support from and McConnell are expected to Trump and Vice President-elect produce little drama. Mike Pence, which Ryan and oth- That’s the opposite of the ers underscored to Republican House, where both parties’ lead- schumer lawmakers before they voted. AP photo shAne GAllAGher, construction manager for the Architect of the Capitol, views “The Apotheosis ership elections have been more Schumer is vaulting past No. 2 “The momentum is with us,” of Washington,” by Constantino Brumidi, done in 1865, at the top of the Capitol Rotunda of Capitol Hill theatrical. Senate Democratic leader Dick Rep. Mick Mulvaney, R-S.C., said There, Republicans voted in an interview after nominating in Washington, Tuesday. The Capitol Dome had a a three-year, $60 million repair project that's come to Durbin of Illinois and will lead Tuesday to re-nominate Speaker Democrats’ last line of defense Ryan during Tuesday’s closed- completion with weeks to spare before the inauguration of President-elect Trump. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., after recalci- against the Trump White House door meeting. “The last thing we trant conservatives and Trump and GOP-controlled House. need is to distract attention right backers upset by Ryan’s frigid Senate Democrats — outnum- now with a leadership fight. Capitol Hill Buzz: Dome project campaign-season treatment of bered 52-48, including two inde- We’re all pulling in the same Trump fell into line. Democrats pendents who back Democrats — direction.” postponed their leadership elec- could prevent McConnell from Mulvaney is in the tea party- tion until Nov. 30 after junior getting the 60 votes he’ll need on leaning House Freedom Caucus, completed in time for Trump lawmakers demanded more time some important issues. which has frequently rebelled to digest the party’s disappoint- Schumer has said he’ll seek against GOP leaders. WASHINGTON (AP) — The 29-story, 9 million pound 2017 inauguration and put back ing Election Day showing, a opportunities to work with Freedom Caucus leader Rep. Congressional officials have dome, dates to the Civil War and up to finish a repair project that warning shot at House Minority Trump but will face pressure Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, said that unveiled a refurbished Capitol had become badly corroded since was behind schedule and waste- Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif. from disappointed Democratic while he expected Ryan to be Dome after a three-year, $60 mil- it was last restored during the ful. Instead, Architect of the McConnell opened the Senate’s activists to adopt a hard line. It’s elected speaker, “we’ll see what lion repair project completed Eisenhower administration. Capitol Stephen Ayers first session of the lame-duck unclear how he’ll balance the happens” during the lame-duck with weeks to spare before the Giant netting was installed in the announced on Tuesday the proj- Congress calling for unity. demands of progressive Sens. session with Ryan’s handling of inauguration of President-elect Rotunda to protect visitors to the ect was complete. “We’re not Democrats first. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and spending bills and rules giving Donald Trump. Capitol. Some 52 miles of pipe “Our work revealed and pre- We’re not Republicans first. We Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., against rank-and-file lawmakers more Scaffolding that enveloped the were used to erect scaffolding served exquisite craftsmanship are Americans first,” said red-state senators facing re-elec- power. dome is gone and more than that enveloped the dome for two that went into the construction of McConnell, who early in Barack tion in 2018 and needing protec- At a meeting of House 1,300 cracks in the cast iron years. the Dome. We removed haz- Obama’s presidency said his goal tion from politically damaging Democrats Tuesday, Pelosi told structure have been repaired. Last year, Trump himself ardous materials, upgraded elec- was to limit him to one term. votes. her colleagues “we’ve been The iconic symbol of the Capitol pointed to the dome project as an trical and mechanical systems Schumer, 65, has been No. 3 McConnell, 74, was Senate through hell” with the election and a 240-year experiment in example of what was wrong with and finally, repainted the Senate Democratic leader and is minority leader for eight years and that Democrats should draw democracy has been coated by Washington, saying the scaffold- Rotunda and the Dome,” said a confidante of Minority Leader before the GOP took control of contrasts with Trump, according more than 1,200 gallons of paint. ing would be removed for the Ayers. Harry Reid, D-Nev., departing the chamber for 2015 and 2016. to an aide in the room. after a three-decade career in the He’s widely backed among But all were not happy. chamber. Schumer has a history Republicans. “Everything’s not good. of being a savvy partisan combat- He’s pushed a conservative Business as usual is not going to ant willing to strike compromis- agenda while cutting budget work,” said Rep. Ruben Gallego, es, such as on a 2013 bipartisan deals with the Obama adminis- D-Ariz., among those who immigration overhaul that ended tration, and boldly refused to let pushed for the delayed leader- up dying. the Senate consider Obama’s ship vote. House OKs bills to renew Iran sanctions, crack down on Syrian president supporters WASHINGTON (AP) — The man of the Foreign Affairs people, contributed to Europe’s House on Tuesday overwhelmingly Committee, and Rep. Eliot Engel of worst refugee crisis since World approved bipartisan bills to crack New York, the panel’s top War II and given the Islamic State down on supporters of Syrian Democrat. group room to grow into a global President Bashar Assad’s govern- The Senate must now act on the terror threat. ment and renew a decades-old Iran legislation before the bills can be “What we have now is a grim les- sanctions law. sent to the president. son in human suffering,” Royce Swift passage underscored Lawmakers have accused the said. “We can see the ethnic cleans- broad support on Capitol Hill for Assad government of war crimes as ing going on. Even the United AP photo punishing financial backers of the the number of people killed during Nations calls this ‘crimes of historic In thIs nov. 9 Photo, White House press secretary Josh Earnest waits for President Barack Syrian government and maintain- the violence in Syria continues to proportions.’ Enough’s enough.” Obama to speak in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington. Hoping to ensure his staffers ing economic pressure on Tehran. mount. The Syria legislation targets key find decent jobs, Obama and his team have brought in representatives from Facebook, Instagram and Both bills had the firm backing The war, now in its sixth year, backers of Assad such as Russia others to offer insight into the job market, and officials from LinkedIn have come to the White House to of Rep. Ed Royce, R-Calif., chair- has killed as many as half a million and Iran, according to Royce. help staffers identify ways to market their skills for their next positions. Obama’s alumni-to-be contemplate life after the White House job ends WASHINGTON (AP) — Their occasions, Trump’s win and his involving both outside speakers BlackBerrys are still buzzing, day promises to undo most of and Obama staffers who worked and night. For the moment, aides Obama’s accomplishments were recently at Google and other com- to President Barack Obama still a demoralizing blow. And the fact panies. Smaller sessions within have world leaders to worry that Republicans retained control specific departments have about, distant wars to help man- of both the House and Senate focused on making the transition age and decisions to make that means there will be fewer oppor- from government to the private affect the nation. tunities for Obama-era aides to sector. All that will come to a crashing move into other government jobs White House spokeswoman halt on Jan. 20, Inauguration here. Jennifer Friedman said Obama Day. At Georgetown, 271 Obama had directed staff to keep working Hoping to ensure that his appointees have already gone on his priorities full-speed until staffers find decent jobs, Obama through the Future44 program, Inauguration Day, but was mind- and his team have brought in provided at no cost thanks to an ful that the end is a little more representatives from Facebook, anonymous donor. Participants than nine weeks. Instagram and other companies register for either four 2-hour “The transition out of govern- to offer insights into the job mar- evening sessions or one 8-hour ment is a reality for most ket. Officials from LinkedIn are “boot camp.” appointees, which brings both helping White House staffers “We designed this unique cur- excitement about prospects for identify ways to market their riculum to help these staffers the next chapter or a long-await- skills. think through how to market ed chance to recharge batteries, And Georgetown University, themselves or market their com- and a keen awareness about a not far from the White House, has petencies,” said Kelly Otter, dean big, impending change,” designed a custom professional of Georgetown’s School of Friedman said. development program dubbed Continuing Studies. That change can be jarring for “Future44” — Obama is the 44th Many outgoing White House longtime staffers, and even a let- president — to teach Obama’s staffers are expected to move to down. Ivan Adler, a headhunter political appointees how to posi- the San Francisco area and New at McCormick Group who spe- tion themselves for life after the York, places with high-tech jobs cializes in government affairs, White House. and cultural sensibilities that said most go on to work in one of “You go through a detox peri- overlap with the culture in two settings: firms, like consult- od,” said Michael Wear, who Obama’s White House. Those ing and lobbying agencies, or worked for Obama for four years staffers would be joining dozens organizations like trade associa- on faith-based outreach. “It was of other former Obama aides who tions, think tanks and nonprofits. like my brain, after so much time have gone on to work for Google, “I tell everybody: You have to working incredible hours and Amazon, Vice, Snapchat and sim- understand there’s likely nothing    having to be so attentive to so ilar companies that cater largely you will do professionally that will many inputs, I would be holding to millennials. have the same amount of excite- my glasses and asking my wife “There are a lot of mission-dri- ment you’ve just gone through in Dignified Services at where my glasses were.” ven organizations here,” said the White House, unless you 
  Realistic Prices! Even before the election, few if Clark Stevens, who moved to San become a racecar driver or an 2415 Georgetown Road, NE any of Obama’s aides were Francisco to work for AirBnB astronaut,” Adler said. WEATHER INFORMATION 473-2620 expected to stay for the next after working in the White House For Wear, who left Obama’s administration. Many are flat-out and the Homeland Security orbit in 2013 after the re-election, exhausted and anticipated that Department. “These are areas of life after the White House Hillary Clinton, if elected, would innovation, and they’re providing involved starting his own consult- want to install her own team. But new solutions. That aligns in a lot ing firm, then penning a forth- Donald Trump’s upset victory of ways with the focus of the pres- coming book called “Reclaiming foreclosed any possibility that ident.” Hope” about the intersection of any of the nearly 500 staffers will To help prepare staff for post- faith and politics in the White stick around. West Wing life, the White House House. For those who have dedicated has been hosting “digital brown “I’ve been healthier since I left,” years to Obama’s mission, often bag” lunches about digital media Wear said. “And I’m very much missing out on holidays or family and technological developments, enjoying my life now.” 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Reception honors Ken Webb on retirement from CU By ALLEN MINCEY at the presentation talked about community.” employees, members of the CU Banner Staff Writer how professional Webb has Tuesday was proclaimed “Ken board of directors, city officials always been, while also main- Webb Day” by Mayor Tom including Cleveland City Council He was presented with a rock- taining a friendly way with all. Rowland and the Cleveland City members, neighbors, and, of ing chair, but don’t expect Ken “We respect and love Ken, and Council, and it was a very spe- course, members of Webb’s fam- Webb to be sitting very long after wish him the best in his future cial event for the 29-year CU vet- ily, including wife Dianne. retirement, unless it is while plans,” said Tim Henderson, eran. “A little bit of history about holding his grandkids. who will be replacing Webb as “I thank the Lord for the won- this day, Nov. 15. Forty-six A special reception was held president and CEO of Cleveland derful career I have had,” Webb years ago, Dianne and I had our for Webb at the Museum Center Utilities. “Ken, you are a very told those in attendance. first date,” he said. “I thought at Five Points on Tuesday loved man, and you see tonight Those there for the retirement what a great day for this event, evening, and attended by several how much everyone appreciates reception included many on the day that we had our first hundred people. Each speaker you and your support of the friends, fellow Cleveland Utilities date.” Webb remembered after the presentation that he and his wife first went to a movie, then to the old Kay’s Kastle eatery for ice cream. Rowland said that Webb had “big shoes” to fill when he moved from the accounting department at Cleveland Utilities into the president’s position following the retirement of Tom Wheeler. Wheeler, he said, also had big shoes to fill in replacing Joe Beavers, the former president of CU who just recently passed away. “And now Tim, you have even bigger shoes to fill replacing Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY Ken,” the mayor said to CLEVELAND MAYOR Tom Rowland, left, and retiring Cleveland Henderson. Utilities President Ken Webb share a laugh during the special pres- Webb has spent 29 years and entation at Tuesday evening’s retirement reception for Webb. four months at Cleveland Utilities, moving over from American Uniform to begin working at the company. He said he has loved every minute of working with what he called the best group of men and women in Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY Cleveland. CLEVELAND UTILITIES board member Eddie Cartwright, left, visits with Ken and Dianne Webb dur- He will have to clear off a wall ing a retirement reception for Mr. Webb Tuesday evening. at his home for the many plaques of appreciation that were given to him Tuesday, but the one gift that may get the most usage is the rocking chair, given by the mayor and City Council. “It says ‘To Dianne and grand- children’ on the back of it,” Rowland joked as he watched Webb’s wife holding grand- daughter Darcy Grace in her arms. His grandson, Brodie, stood beside Webb just prior to Webb taking the podium to thank everyone for being at the recep- tion, and for the support he has received over the years. “I thank all of you for being my support for these many years,” he said. “This has been a Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY partnership, and we can accom- THE REV. AUBREY ECTOR, chairman of the Cleveland Utilities plish more in a partnership than board of directors, reads a proclamation by the city of Cleveland we can alone.” marking Nov. 16, 2016, as “Ken Webb Day” in the city.

Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY CLEVELAND MAYOR Tom Rowland and the Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY Cleveland City Council presented retiring KEN WEBB thanks all who attended Tuesday Cleveland Utilities President Ken Webb with a rock- night’s reception at the Museum Center at Five ing chair, but before he could use it, Webb’s wife, Points. Webb is retiring from Cleveland Utilities Dianne, and granddaughter Darcy Grace Bacon after just over 29 years with the company. tested out the seat.

Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY MANY FORMER and present Cleveland Utilities employees BRODIE BACON, Ken attended the retirement reception Tuesday for Ken Webb, left. Webb’s grandson, enjoyed some Longtime CU employee Brenda Jarrett, right, retired a few years ago. of the sweets at the reception for his grandfather Tuesday night. Webb is retiring after 29 years and four months at Cleveland Utilities.

Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY TIM HENDERSON, right, who will replace retiring Cleveland Utilities President Ken Webb, talks to former CU President Tom Wheeler at a reception for Webb Tuesday evening.

Police: Pizza shop customer shoots 2 robbers LEVITTOWN, Pa. (AP) — A Middletown Police Chief Joe hurt and the customer declined pizza shop customer armed with Bartorilla told reporters. medical attention at the scene. a gun shot and killed one robber One suspect was pronounced According to Bartorilla, the and injured another as they tried dead at the scene. The second customer’s gun was properly reg- to hold up the Pennsylvania suspect was taken to a hospital. istered. Police were still trying to restaurant, according to police. His condition was not immediate- confirm whether the man had a The shooting happened late ly available. concealed carry permit. Tuesday night at Porfirio’s Pizza Bartorilla said the customer Police have not yet released the and Pasta, located in a shopping and two pizza shop employees names of the customer or the two plaza in Levittown, about 25 were the only people in the alleged robbers. miles northeast of Philadelphia. restaurant when the two armed No other information was The customer took out a gun suspects walked in. The Bucks available early Wednesday morn- and shot both men after they County Courier Times reported ing. Police said the investigation allegedly pistol-whipped him, that the two employees were not was ongoing. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016— 11 WEDNESDAY

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Cougars win two from Volunteers’ Central Georgia Tech run game

From CSCC Sports Information is a two-game road trip in which they will play Columbia State on doing fine The Cougars of Cleveland State Friday night and Jackson State men’s basketball kept their win- on Saturday afternoon. ning streak alive on Tuesday “Columbia and Jackson will without Hurd night, after scraping out an 81- both be really difficult challenges 75 victory against the Titans of for us. It is always hard to win on KNOXVILLE (AP) — The unex- Central Georgia Tech College. this road trip. I’ve been doing this pected departure of running back “It is good to be undefeated (5- for a long time and I’ve seen Jalen Hurd hasn’t hindered 0) and get this start, and I think many teams lose these trips on Tennessee’s rushing attack. that our team has shown some the road to Columbia, Jackson, In its first two games since resiliency and toughness that or both. We are hoping to be at Hurd left the team, Tennessee (7- has really helped us. They our best and play our best to pull 3, 3-3 SEC) has averaged 276.5 (Central Georgia Tech) made a out a ‘W’ or two,” said Cigliano. yards rushing per game and 8.4 yards per carry. Tennessee’s run and cut it to five, but in the Lady Cougars end we did what we needed to do robust rushing attack has com- and made those key plays,” said get the win pensated for the defense’s recent Cleveland State men’s basketball Cleveland State women’s bas- inability to stop the run heading coach Lee Cigliano. ketball got a last-second win on into Saturday’s game with Cleveland State grabbed the Tuesday night when they defeat- Missouri (3-7, 1-5). lead early in the contest and ed Central Georgia Tech College Quarterback Joshua Dobbs, never relinquished it. At one at L. Quentin Lane Gymnasium, Alvin Kamara and John Kelly point in the second half the 75-70. each rushed for over 90 yards last Cougars led by 18 points and “That was a good win against a week in a 49-36 victory over they had everything going their great team. They are a very ath- Kentucky. way. letic team with talented players “Me and Alvin just open up so Free-throw shooting was one of inside and great guards outside, much for the offense,” Kelly said the biggest keys to winning their so we feel good for finishing that after the Kentucky game. “There fifth game, just as it was for the one,” said Cleveland State is so much that we have to offer women’s game earlier in the women’s head coach Dan for our offense so we are just tak- night. CSCC shot 92 percent in Lumpkin. ing advantage of the opportuni- the first half, and then followed Leisa Butler was responsible ties, and we keep the defense on that by tallying 19 points from for giving the Lady Cougars a 73- their heels every time we are out the line to go 31-of-39 overall. 70 lead with 10 seconds to go, there.” Elijah Weems was once again after she made a hard move to They’ve shown that the leading scorer for the the basket to collect a foul and Tennessee’s backfield still has Cougars as he finished with 21 get the old-fashioned 3-point plenty of firepower even without points on 12-of-13 from the field. play. Hurd. Both the Olison brothers (Tevin “In that last minute of play we Tennessee coach Butch Jones and Jordan) had 10 points and really wanted to be aggressive in announced two days after a stun- Cam Copeland gathered up 12 getting to the basket and we ning 24-21 loss at South Carolina points of his own. wanted to get it in Leisa’s (Butler) that Hurd intended to transfer . Bench play was crucial, and hands. We had avoided the bas- Hurd had rushed for a team-high Cleveland State won that battle ket too many times trying to 451 yards at the time of his exit too. Romero Hill contributed avoid contact in the first half, so after gaining 899 yards in 2014 eight points off the bench, while we knew that had to change and 1,288 yards in 2015. Hurd Jordan Williams owned the paint come second half,” said was just 440 yards shy of the Banner photo, LYNNAE ROBERTS Tennessee career rushing record with 11 rebounds. CLEVELAND SENIOR GUARD Dionte Ware lays in the first two points against Polk County in Next up on the Cougars’ radar See CSCC, Page 13 owned by Travis Henry. the Blue Raiders’ win over the Wildcats Tuesday inside the Raider Arena. Hurd’s departure expanded Kelly’s role in the offense, and the sophomore from Detroit has made the most of the opportunity. Raiders happy to finally Kelly has rushed for at least 94 yards in each of Tennessee’s last three games and is averaging 7.3 yards per carry this season. “He runs with passion, and he be home in new arena wants to score every time he touches the ball,” Kamara said. By RICHARD ROBERTS The Lady Raiders opened with a 51-20 victory Kamara returned to action last Banner Sports Editor over the Lady ’Cats. week after missing two games “I felt like the jitters of being in a new building with a knee injury, and The Blue Raiders are finally home. and having a bunch of people come to watch us Tennessee responded by rushing After three years of making a home away from play kind of got to us early. We missed a bunch for 376 yards and averaging over home at Cleveland Middle School while their of shots I think we are capable of making, but 9 yards per carry against sparkling new facility was being put together, once we got settled in they started falling and Kentucky. That 376-yard output the Raiders fell comfortably in place inside the the defense started working,” said first-year was Tennessee’s highest single- Raider Arena with double-digit wins over Polk Lady Raiders coach Tony Williams. game rushing total since a 399- County on Tuesday night to open the season. “We’re a senior-heavy team. We’ve got six sen- yard performance against Cleveland’s Madison Rue scored the first-ever iors that we are going to count on a lot this year Bowling Green in its 2015 season points inside the arena, but it was Dionte Ware and he (Polk coach Caleb Hindman) doesn’t opener. Photo by TYLER WICKMAN who lit up the center-court hanging scoreboard have any. We’re a mature basketball program The Vols were just six yards CLEVELAND STATE’S Elijah McCoin goes up against two Central with a game-high 26 points in the Raiders’ 97- away from having three 100-yard Georgia Tech College defenders Tuesday, inside L. Quentin Lane 48 win over the Wildcats. See RAIDERS, Page 13 Gymnasium. See UT FOOTBALL, Page 12 Lady Volunteers signee shines as WV Mustangs drop season home openers By PATRICK MacCOON opponent’s worst nightmare. Mustangs’ home opener with an season’s 68-36 state champi- Banner Sports Writer The ninth ranked player in the 82-31 victory Tuesday night. onship victory over Oak Ridge. 2017 HoopGurlz recruiting rank- One of the state’s supreme Four of her baskets came in the After signing with the ings on ESPN proved to be one of teams rolled behind 13 made 3- paint despite having to weave Tennessee Lady Volunteers to many thorns in coach Paul pointers, eight of which came in around defenders quite often. start the week Monday, Cretton’s side, as the reigning the first half, and a stat line con- “Lauren is a competitor,” Anastasia Hayes showed exactly Class AAA state champions sisting of a game-high 17 points, Cretton said. “We have to figure why she is one of the top point Riverdale Lady Warriors spoiled eight assists, six rebounds and out where our scoring is going to guards in the country — and an the Walker Valley Lady seven steals for the 5-foot-7 come from this season and she is Hayes. The future SEC guard a big part of it. Macey Clark and checked out of the game with Haley Jones as well. I hope we 1:23 left in the third quarter. learned some stuff. That’s a very “They are one of the better good basketball team.” teams not only in the state, but While Hayes scored the first they will be one of the top in the basket for Riverdale to even the nation,” Coach Cretton said. “We score at one basket apiece a had a tape from their state minute into the first quarter, she championship victory against looked her teammates’ way for Oak Ridge and they went right the rest of the period. around their man-to-man The Lady Warriors connected defense. It was basically pick on 5-of-6 3-point attempts to your poison, but I was proud of build a 20-7 lead against the our girls. There was no quit in Lady Mustangs, who came out in them.” a zone defense. Jalyn Holcomb The girls and boys dropped was one of four Riverdale players Flames will celebrate ‘Maroon both season openers and will to connect on multiple treys in look for their first wins of the the victory and hit two of her Madness’ with fun and bacon season when Walker Valley trav- game-high four 3-pointers in the els to Hardin Valley on Thursday. first eight minutes. From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION Playing up to the challenge in Lay reached double figures the first half was Lauren Lay, scoring with 3:22 left in the sec- The Lee University basketball programs will be previewed during who scored eight of Walker ond quarter, but her scoring out- Maroon Madness on Thursday. Valley’s first nine points and led put was not enough to avoid a The much-anticipated event will begin at 6:30 p.m. There will be a all at halftime with 12 points. lopsided 44-17 halftime disad- special autograph session for all the kids in attendance. The senior guard finished with a vantage. The fun continues as bacon will be shared with the fans, signaling team-high 15 points on 7-of-17 Hayes and the Lady Warriors the Flames and Lady Flames are anxious to “bring home the bacon” Banner photo, PATRICK MacCOON against Gulf South Conference opponents this season. TENNESSEE SIGNEE Anastasia Hayes puts up a shot in the lane shooting from the field. put forth a monster third quarter After all, Lay did score in the in which she distributed four Plenty of opportunities for fans to win cash prizes will follow, and over a Walker Valley defender. The Riverdale point guard nearly put there will be a chance for Lee students to win a pair of $2,500 schol- up a double-double in three quarters of play at ‘The Stable’ on mid-teens against a Riverdale defense much intact from last Tuesday night. See MUSTANGS, Page 13 See MADNESS, Page 12 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

SCOREBOARD Balanced attack helps Vols Pierce signs VB scholarship with Trevecca beat Appalachian State Special to the Banner before anything else,” said Pierce. KNOXVILLE (AP) — Tennessee their pressure,” Appalachian half points off turnovers. The Lady Seahawks coach Nathan was dominant enough for one State coach Jim Fox said. “It Mountaineers deserve some Silverdale Academy volleyball Daugherty said Pierce has played standout and Cleveland resident six-minute stretch to make up slowed us down. Our guys were credit for chipping away at the a vital role for the Lady for any youthful mistakes it making uncharacteristic mis- deficit rather hanging their heads Gracie Pierce has signed to play Seahawks, even while she was volleyball for Trevecca Nazarene. made the rest of the night. takes. If we passed the ball up, once they trailed by 26. injured and spending time on the Robert Hubbs III scored 16 we caught the ball right by half- Tennessee: The Vols corrected “After visiting Trevecca I felt at sideline rather than the court peace knowing this was where I points to lead six Tennessee court so they trapped us. We many of the mistakes they’d during competition games. players in double figures were really tentative with things made in their loss to wanted to be. I've had the oppor- “She has been our emotional tunity to be around the other Tuesday as the Volunteers capi- that we did. Credit them. They Chattanooga. Tennessee shot 1 leader,” Daugherty said. “She has talized on a 21-0 first-half spurt did a great job. They’re tremen- of 16 from 3-point range and had players on the team and I am more energy than most players, excited to play with them. Their in a 103-94 victory over dously athletic.” 18 turnovers and four assists somebody that has encouraged Appalachian State. The Vols weren’t quite as effec- against Chattanooga. The Vols coach has the same morals and her teammates and she’s hyper values that have been instilled in Tennessee, which has seven tive the rest of the way. were 8-of-19 on 3-pointers and — she’s demanding of her team- true freshmen and one redshirt Appalachian State (0-2) got the had 26 assists and 12 turnovers my life, which is one of the rea- mates, but in a good way. sons I chose the school over some freshman on its roster, bounced margin all the way down to seven Tuesday. Bone, who had just one “Gracie is a hard worker and back from a season-opening 82- with 58 seconds left but couldn’t assist in the Chattanooga game, other schools further away from Contributed photo the energy thing will help her a 69 home loss to Chattanooga and get any closer. had eight assists and two home. lot. She’s hungry and that sets SILVERDALE’S Gracie Pierce “I hope my legacy at Silverdale has signed a scholarship to play avoided its first 0-2 start since Tennessee won with a bal- turnovers against Appalachian her apart. I think in college, the 1965-66. anced scoring attack. State. is to love and play for one anoth- sky is the limit for Gracie as volleyball for Trevecca er, putting teamwork and unity “I can’t imagine there’s a Lamonte Turner scored 15 Barnes responded to well.” Nazarene. younger team,” Tennessee coach points, Bowden had 14. Kyle Tennessee’s season-opening loss Rick Barnes said. “I do think we Alexander and Williams each had by having Bowden and Phillips Cleveland at Indiana, 7 p.m. South New Orleans at Orlando, 7 p.m. W LTPct PF PA did some things better from the 13 and Shembari Phillips added replace Admiral Schofield and ON TAP Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Houston 630.667 161 188 Dallas at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Tennessee 550.500 264 251 first game, but we still, at times 11 for Tennessee. Detrick Mostella in the starting Wednesday, Nov. 16 Detroit at New York, 7:30 p.m. Indianapolis 450.444 239 256 tonight, acted like the really “I feel like everybody on our lineup. BASKETBALL Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Jacksonville 270.222 174 239 Lee University (W) at Young Harris (Ga.) College, 5:30 Golden State at Toronto, 8 p.m. North young basketball team we are.” team can score the ball,” Bowden Bowden had played just six Thursday, Nov. 17 Houston at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. WLTPct PF PA BASKETBALL Phoenix at Denver, 9 p.m. Baltimore 540.556 182 160 The Vols (1-1) trailed 11-9 said. “Everybody gives the ball minutes in the Chattanooga William Blount at Bradley Central, 6 Memphis at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 450.444 214 206 early before reeling off 21 and is not really selfish on game, but the freshman guard Walker Valley at Hardin Valley, 6 San Antonio at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Cincinnati 351.389 187 210 Tellico Plains at Cleveland (G), 6 Thursday’s Games Cleveland 0 10 0 .000 175 301 straight points by feasting on offense.” shot 4 of 8 from 3-point range Sequoyah at Cleveland (B), 7:30 New York at Washington, 7 p.m. West BOWLING Milwaukee at Miami, 7:30 p.m. W LTPct PF PA Appalachian State turnovers. Ronshad Shabazz and Patrick and scored 14 points Tuesday. Bradley Central at East Hamilton (Pin Strikes), 3:30 Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Kansas City 720.778 205 168 Jordan Bone and Grant Williams Good each scored 21 for “We started (Bowden) because Silverdale Academy at Walker Valley (Leisure Time), 4 Portland at Houston, 8 p.m. Oakland 720.778 245 223 Friday, Nov. 18 Chicago at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Denver 730.700 239 189 each scored five points during Appalachian State. Griffin he earned it, to be quite frank,” BASKETBALL Friday’s Games San Diego 460.400 292 278 Cleveland State at Columbia State, 6:30 Atlanta at Charlotte, 7 p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE that 21-0 run, which culminated Kinney had 13 points and Kelvin Barnes said. “The other night, Saturday, Nov. 19 Phoenix at Indiana, 7 p.m. East with a 3-pointer from Jordan Robinson added 12. the reason we switched the line- BASKETBALL Detroit at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. W LTPct PF PA Cleveland State at Jackson State, 3 Brooklyn at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Dallas 810.889 258 170 Bowden. Appalachian State: The up a little bit is some of those Brescia University at Lee University, 5:30 Golden State at Boston, 8 p.m. N.Y. Giants 630.667 182 184 Sequatchie County at Polk County, 6 Portland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Washington 531.611 212 209 Tennessee led by as many as Mountaineers’ inability to take guys that started (against Memphis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia 540.556 226 160 26 points during a first half in care of the ball in the first half Chattanooga) didn’t do the things Toronto at Denver, 9 p.m. South L.A. Clippers at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. WLTPct PF PA which the Vols forced 15 proved costly. Appalachian State that we wanted them to do defen- ON AIR San Antonio at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Atlanta 640.600 320 283 NCAA Men’s Top 25 Fared Tampa Bay 450.444 216 242 turnovers. had 15 turnovers in the first half. sively.” TV SportsWatch Tuesday New Orleans 450.444 265 263 “I think we missed some easy Tennessee outscored By (All Times Eastern) Schedule subject to change 1. Duke (2-1) lost to No. 7 Kansas 77-75. Next: vs. Penn Carolina 360.333 221 226 and/or blackouts. State, Saturday. North ones and I think they ramped up Appalachian State 22-8 in first- See VOLS Page 13 Wednesday, Nov. 16 2. Kentucky (3-0) beat No. 13 Michigan State 69-48. Next: W LTPct PF PA COLLEGE BASKETBALL vs. Duquesne, Sunday. Detroit 540.556 205 206 7 p.m. 3. Villanova (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Western Michigan, Minnesota 540.556 175 152 BTN — Mass.-Lowell at Indiana Thursday. Green Bay 450.444 223 234 FS1 — Northwestern at Butler 4. Oregon (1-1) lost to Baylor 66-49. Next: vs. Valparaiso, Chicago 270.222 141 215 8 p.m. West Christian Brothers put end to the Thursday. FSN — New Orleans at Oklahoma St. 5. North Carolina (3-0) beat Long Beach State 93-67. Next: WLTPct PF PA COLLEGE FOOTBALL at Hawaii, Thursday. Seattle 621.722 193 158 7 p.m. 6. Indiana (1-0) did not play. Next: vs. UMass-Lowell, Arizona 441.500 202 160 ESPN2 — Ball St. at Toledo Wednesday. Los Angeles 450.444 139 173 season for Lady Flames volleyball 8 p.m. 7. Kansas (1-1) beat No. 1 Duke 77-75. Next: vs. Siena, San Francisco 180.111 187 283 ESPNU — N. Illinois at E. Michigan Friday. —- GOLF 8. Virginia (2-0) beat St. Francis (N.Y.) 72-32. Next: vs. Yale, Thursday’s Games 8 p.m. Sunday. Baltimore 28, Cleveland 7 From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION GOLF — PGA Tour of Australasia, Emirates Australian Open, 9. Wisconsin (1-1) lost to No. 22 Creighton 79-67. Next: vs. Sunday’s Games first round, at Sydney Chicago State, Thursday. Washington 26, Minnesota 20 3 a.m. (Thursday) 10. Arizona (2-0) beat Cal State Bakersfield 78-66. Next: vs. Los Angeles 9, N.Y. Jets 6 MEMPHIS — Christian GOLF — European PGA Tour, DP World Tour Championship, Sacred Heart, Friday. Houston 24, Jacksonville 21 Brothers University handed Lee a first round, at Dubai, United Arab Emirates 11. Xavier (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Missouri, Thursday. Kansas City 20, Carolina 17 NBA BASKETBALL 12. Louisville (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Long Beach State, Philadelphia 24, Atlanta 15 3-0 defeat in the opening round 8 p.m. Thursday. Denver 25, New Orleans 23 ESPN — Golden State at Toronto 13. Michigan State (0-2) lost to No. 2 Kentucky 69-48. Next: Tampa Bay 36, Chicago 10 of the Gulf South Conference 10:30 p.m. vs. MVSU, Friday. Tennessee 47, Green Bay 25 Volleyball Tournament on ESPN — Memphis at L.A. Clippers 14. Gonzaga (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Bryant, Friday. Arizona 23, San Francisco 20 NHL HOCKEY 15. Purdue (1-1) did not play. Next: vs. Georgia State, Friday. Miami 31, San Diego 24 Tuesday evening. 7:30 p.m. 16. UCLA (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. San Diego, Thursday. Dallas 35, Pittsburgh 30 NBCSN — Pittsburgh at Washington 17. Saint Mary’s (Cal) (1-0) did not play. Next: vs. Prairie Seattle 31, New England 24 The Bucs wasted no time in SOCCER View A&M, Wednesday. Open: Detroit, Buffalo, Indianapolis, Oakland winning the first set 25-11 and 12:55 a.m. (Thursday) 18. Syracuse (2-0) beat Holy Cross 90-46. Next: vs. Monday’s Games FS1 — Women, FIFA U-20 World Cup, Germany vs. Mexico, Monmouth (N.J.), Friday. N.Y. Giants 21, Cincinnati 20 then followed up with 25-20 and at Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea 19. West Virginia (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. New Thursday, Nov. 17 FS2 — Women, FIFA U-20 World Cup, France vs. Ghana, at Hampshire, Sunday. New Orleans at Carolina, 8:25 p.m. 25-21 decisions. Christian Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea 20. Iowa State (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. The Citadel, Sunday, Nov. 20 Brothers improves to 18-13 over- 3:55 a.m. (Thursday) Sunday. Baltimore at Dallas, 1 p.m. FS1 — Women, FIFA U-20 World Cup, New Zealand vs. 21. Rhode Island (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Brown, Chicago at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. all and the season ends for the United States, at Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea Wednesday. Jacksonville at Detroit, 1 p.m. FS2 — Women, FIFA U-20 World Cup, South Korea vs. 22. Creighton (2-0) beat No. 9 Wisconsin 79-67. Next: vs. Tennessee at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Lady Flames with a 15-15 mark. Venezuela, at Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea Washington State, Friday. Arizona at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Blaire Beamer had nine kills 23. Texas (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Eastern Washington, Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Thursday. Buffalo at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. for the Lady Flames. Brooke 24. Cincinnati (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. No. 21 Rhode Tampa Bay at Kansas City, 1 p.m. BASKETBALL Island, Saturday. Miami at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. Wilsman followed with seven kills New England at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. National Basketball Association 25. California (1-0) did not play. Next: vs. UC Irvine, and three digs. Carly Callahan Wednesday. Philadelphia at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE NCAA Women’s Top 25 Fared Green Bay at Washington, 8:30 p.m. chipped in with five kills. Sadie Atlantic Division Open: San Diego, Atlanta, Denver, N.Y. Jets WLPct GB Tuesday 1. Notre Dame (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Green Bay, Monday, Nov. 21 Johnson had 15 assists and two Toronto 73.700 — Houston at Oakland, 8:30 p.m. Boston 55.500 2 Thursday. aces, while Kristi Farley dished Lee University photo New York 46.400 3 2. Baylor (2-0) did not play. Next: at No. 3 UConn, Thursday. off 11 assists to go along with a Brooklyn 47.364 3½ 3. UConn (1-0) did not play. Next: vs. No. 2 Baylor, Thursday. LADY FLAMES volleyballer Sadie Johnson dishes off one of her Philadelphia 19.100 6 4. South Carolina (1-0) did not play. Next: vs. Hampton, pair of aces. MaKayla Beebe 15 assists against Christian Brothers in the opening round of the Southeast Division Sunday. LOCAL NOTES W L Pct GB 5. Louisville (2-0) did not play. Next: at Middle Tennessee, BASKETBALL came up with 16 digs to go along GSC tournament Tuesday, in Memphis. Atlanta 82.800 — Wednesday. 6. Maryland (1-0) did not play. Next: vs. Maryland-Eastern BASKETBALL OFFICIALS MEETING with three assists and an ace. Charlotte 73.700 1 The Cleveland/Bradley Officials Asscociation will meet Orlando 47.364 4½ Shore, Wednesday. In advancing to the Final Four 7. Ohio State (1-1) did not play. Next: vs. Cleveland State, this Sunday (Nov. 20) at 3 p.m. in the Bradley Central High and two blocks from Mollie four blocks, while Emma Lenoir Washington 27.222 5½ School cafeteria. Anyone interested in refereeing this sea- Miami 28.200 6 Wednesday. at West Florida this weekend, 8. Texas (0-1) did not play. Next: vs. Houston Baptist, son should attend this meeting. For more information con- Wadsworth. Mary Kathryn Miller countered with seven kills and Central Division tact Greg Geren at [email protected]. Christian Brothers got 10 kills W L Pct GB Wednesday. 9. UCLA (1-1) did not play. Next: vs. Southern University, K OF C 3-ON-3 TOURNAMENT came away with nine kills and two aces. Cleveland 91.900 — The Knights of Columbus will hold a 3-on-3 basketball Chicago 74.636 2½ Friday. 10. Mississippi State (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Tulane, tournament at St. Therese Parish Life Center, 900 Clingan Milwaukee 54.556 3½ Ridge Drive, NW Nov. 17-19 from 11:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. Detroit 65.545 3½ Wednesday. 11. Stanford (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Gonzaga, Friday. The proceeds from the tournament will be donated to the Indiana 56.455 4½ local Disabled American Veterans organization. The entry WESTERN CONFERENCE 12. Florida State (1-1) did not play. Next: vs. Jacksonville, 5 baseball Cougars commit to 4-year schools fee is $25 per player and is open to all high school students Southwest Division Thursday. 13. Tennessee (3-0) beat ETSU 83-58. Next: at Penn State, and adult men and women. Each team is allowed up to four W L Pct GB players. For more information, contact Mr. Jim Lovett of the San Antonio 83.727 — Sunday. 14. Syracuse (2-0) did not play. Next: at Stony Brook, Friday. K of C at (423)790-5528 for an entry form or obtain an entry From CSCC Sports Information for me. It’s helped me grow as a player and become Houston 64.600 1½ from the church secretary at St. Therese Church. Memphis 55.500 2½ 15. Kentucky (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. New Hampshire, a better person. The coaching staff here is amazing, Thursday. COMMUNITY CENTER YOUTH B-BALL Dallas 27.222 5 The Cleveland Community Center Youth Basketball Cleveland State has once again produced another and I would like to thank them for everything they New Orleans 29.182 6 16. Oklahoma (1-0) did not play. Next: vs. UALR, Wednesday. League registration for youth ages 5-11 will take place Northwest Division through Nov. 19. Games will begin the first full week of group of athletes who are moving on to continue have done for me,” said Ransom. WLPct GB 17. Washington (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. No. 25 Missouri, Thursday. January 2017. The fee for the league is $20 and the fee to their student athlete careers at four-year universi- Sean McDermott, who posted a .370 batting Portland 75.583 — enter a team is $100. For more information or to sign up, call Utah 75.583 — 18. Arizona State (2-0) did not play. Next: at Marquette, (423)559-3322 or email [email protected] . ties for the 2017-18 season. average, 12 home runs, and 39 RBIs last year, did Oklahoma City 65.545 ½ Saturday. Denver 37.300 3 19. Florida (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Temple, Saturday. Devon Gardener, Jordan Michael Ransom, Sean 20. DePaul (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Northwestern, RUNNING the third signing. Minnesota 37.300 3 JACE RACE 5K Pacific Division Saturday. McDermott, Elijah Haynie and Jake Rogers were “Cleveland State has been a great experience for 21. West Virginia (2-0) beat Howard 95-49. Next: vs. Coppin The Inaugural Jace Race 5K will take place Saturday at 8 WLPct GB a.m. at Bradley Central High School. Registration may be the men who made the big move on Tuesday. me. I am very thankful for what coach Policastro, L.A. Clippers 10 1 .909 — State, Saturday. 22. Miami (1-1) did not play. Next: vs. Charlotte, Wednesday. completed online on the Jace Race 2016 5k walk/run Golden State 82.800 1½ Facebook page or by visiting TerraRunning.com under menue “We are pleased that Devon, Jordan, Sean, coach Bryant, and coach Foster have done for me,” L.A. Lakers 75.583 3½ 23. Indiana (2-0) did not play. Next: at Chattanooga, Thursday. and events or by calling Bridgett Burns at (423)315 0144. The Elijah, and Jake have committed to four-year explained McDermott who will be attending Mercer Sacramento 47.364 6 registration fee is $20. A limited number of Jace Race T-shirts Phoenix 38.273 7 24. Oregon State (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Portland, Friday. and bracelets are available. Awards will be given for different schools. Each one of them has worked hard both in university. Monday’s Games age classifications and the largest “team” to register. Indiana 88, Orlando 69 25. Missouri (2-0) did not play. Next: at No. 17 Washington, the classroom and on the field. I am excited about Homegrown talent, Elijah Haynie, will move on to Detroit 104, Oklahoma City 88 Thursday. SOCCER their future as they all are outstanding young New York 93, Dallas 77 LEE WINTER ID CAMP Chowan College after a very successful playing Houston 115, Philadelphia 88 Lee University will hold a Winter ID Camp Feb. 11 from men,” said Cleveland State baseball head coach career at Walker Valley and Cleveland State. Haynie New Orleans 106, Boston 105 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., for girls in grades 8-12. An overall insight San Antonio 94, Miami 90 FOOTBALL in to Lee and its women’s soccer program, will give partici- Mike Policastro. is a left-handed pitcher who is a general transfer Memphis 102, Utah 96 National Football League pants an opportunity to meet current players, coaching staff Devon Gardner is taking his talents Nashville, L.A. Clippers 127, Brooklyn 95 and tour the university campus. It will also include a Q&A with an emphasis in marketing. Tuesday’s Games AMERICAN CONFERENCE East session, recruiting information and fun high intensity training where he will attend Belmont University. The young “I just want to think Cleveland State and the Cleveland 121, Toronto 117 sessions and scrimmages. The cost is $110 with a T-shirt Atlanta 93, Miami 90 WLTPct PF PA man is an outfielder that who was first team all New England 720.778 241 163 included. To register go to www.leesoccer.com or contact coaching staff for allowing me for two amazing Charlotte 115, Minnesota 108 either Luidgi Beauzile ([email protected] or 954- Chicago 113, Portland 88 Miami 540.556 204 206 conference this past calendar year. years. I also want to thank my parents for support- Buffalo 450.444 237 203 635-7419) or Amy Cooley ([email protected] or L.A. Lakers 125, Brooklyn 118 423-381-2416). “Cleveland State was one of the best decisions I ing me and allowing me to continue my education Wednesday’s Games N.Y. Jets 370.300 179 244 made in my life. The coaches and players are like and playing career,” said Haynie. family to me. I wouldn’t trade coming to play base- Jake Rogers, a Georgia State signee, is a pitcher ball here for anything else,” said Gardner. from Gordon Lee high school who went 6-5 last sea- Jordan Michael Ransom, who is a Ringgold, son for the Cougars and also had an ERA of 3.96 UT Football Georgia, native pursuing a business degree, will with 91 strikeouts in 72 innings pitched. From Page 11 continue his playing career at Kentucky State “I would like to say thanks to coach Poly and the University. coaching staff for the help at going through this “I think Cleveland State was a great experience process,” said Rogers. rushers in a single game for the Tennessee, which was just three missal of tackle Danny O’Brien. first time since 1991. Dobbs yards shy of the Wildcats’ single- Defensive end Corey Vereen noted rushed for 147 yards, Kamara game school record and repre- the Vols also have missed plenty gained 128 yards and Kelly had sented the third-highest total ever of tackles the last few games. 94 yards. allowed by the Vols. “We’ve just got to all do our “I’ve always had great belief in Tennessee’s front seven on jobs and not try to do too much,” all of our backs, Alvin and John defense has been hurt by season- defensive back Malik Foreman and even if we have to go beyond ending injuries to defensive tack- said. “The coaches have got a that,” offensive coordinator Mike les Kahlil McKenzie and Shy good scheme laid out for us. I feel DeBord said. “We feel good with Tuttle and linebacker Jalen if we just all do our jobs and stay our backs and feel we have really Reeves-Maybin as well as the dis- within the defense, we’ll be fine.” good running backs. They’ve all got something different, which is good. They all run hard, too. The other thing I like is they’re hitting the holes really quick now.” Madness Tennessee has needed to run From Page 11 this ball this well because its defense has been unable to stop arships, and the first 100 Lee Tell a friend and come on out the run. students to enter the gates will and join the fun and excitement In its last four games against receive a free T-shirt. as the basketball teams get ready Football Bowl Subdivision oppo- The fans will be treated to a to tip off the official home basket- nents, Tennessee has given up scrimmage by the men's basket- ball season against visiting 340.8 yards rushing per game ball team, plus shooting and Brescia University, from CSCC photo and 6.7 yards per carry. Kentucky dunk contests as well as few Owensboro, Ky., on Saturday at FIVE CSCC BASEBALL COUGARS have committed to attend four-year schools. From left, Jake rushed for 443 yards against other surprises. 5 and 7 p.m. Rogers, Sean McDermott, Devon Gardener, Jordan Michael Ransom and Elijah Haynie. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016— 13 Raiders From Page 11 right now. Caleb is just getting ’Cats to only three second quar- ment around, just to test them really into making it easy on excited and blessed to be here.” work on but it was fun.” started over there and he will do ter points, all from the free-throw and see how much composure them, we’re not going to learn BLUE RAIDERS 97, The Raiders, in control of both a good job.” line. we had. With zero seniors we just that way. We’ve got to push our- ends of the court closed out the Madison Desher hit the first 3- Cleveland’s Amber Morman kind of threw them into the fire selves and challenge ourselves WILDCATS 48 third quarter with a 10-0 run to pointer inside the new arena to led all scoring with 14 points. to see how they reacted and we all the time. This was a challenge The excitement about being in take a 74-37 lead. Cleveland’s put the Lady Raiders out front 7- “I really wanted to put us in didn’t get a very good reaction for us and we didn’t respond to a new home continued in the run continued in the final eight 3 and Cleveland never looked this environment to see how they tonight,” said Hindman. that challenge very well. closer as the Blue Raiders quick- minutes with Ware adding the back. The Lady Raiders began to would react with so many young “I tell them I’m going to chal- Hopefully, we can use it as a ly shook off any new building, final firework to the night’s cele- flow in the second quarter put- kids knowing it was the first lenge them all the time and I learning tool and be better for it.” new season jitters to roll to a 25- bration with a huge slam dunk ting together 9-0 run to build a game in the new gym and know- knew this game would be a big Polk’s only third quarter point 4 first-quarter lead over Polk with less than a minute left on 24-9 lead while holding the Lady ing there would be a lot of excite- challenge for us. But I’m not also came from the stripe while County. the clock. Caitlin Reed tossed in a 3-pointer K.K. Curry followed up Ware’s McCowan said he was pleased that put the Lady Raiders out 26-point night with 19 points fol- with the win and the enthusiasm front 34-11 on their way to a 36- lowed by Deontae Davis with 11 but the night also exposed some 12 advantage after three quar- including three 3s. areas where work is needed. Mustangs ters. Josh Laughlin led the Wildcats “Coach Tucker does a great From Page 11 “If you give up 12 points with 16 points. job. They have a lot of talent, no through three quarters defen- “We are excited about opening question. But there are going to assists, stole four passes and game-high five of the Mustangs’ ence and scored six points. sively, your defense is pretty the new arena. A lot of emotions be a lot of nights where the talent scored eight points as her team seven 3-pointers and led all scor- Despite never holding an solid for this point in the year, it went into tonight, including is going to be the same or better notched 31 points in the period. ers with 15 points and had eight advantage, the chance for new doesn’t matter who you are play- myself. I’ve been head coach here than us. Those are going to be Hayes’ back-to-back makes rebounds. faces to log minutes was impor- ing,” Williams stated. for going on a decade now and the times we have to make sure from beyond the arc put the Lady “Murphy was one of our lead- tant for a team which will soon “Offensively, I felt like we were the three years we were out of we are where we need to be. As Warriors ahead 69-22 before she ers out there and he’s a senior return Kolten Gibson, Bryce pretty good tonight. We didn’t the facilities was tough. There’s the season progresses we will be and several teammates were starter,” coach Williams said. “He Nunnelly, Cooper Melton and make many turnovers, we just not a book written on it. I looking toward February and subbed out for good. This includ- stepped up and has done a great Zach Eslinger who all played piv- didn’t make shots and when you thought our kids handled it that’s when we want to be play- ed junior forward Brinae job leading in practice. It wasn’t otal roles in a memorable run to make shots it makes everything amazingly, better than the adults ing our best basketball,” he said. Alexander, who scored 16 points. just him though. I also thought the state tournament last sea- else even better. I feel like we’ve to be honest. It was an emotional “We got a lot of the nervous- “I think you saw a relaxed Jordan Munck ran the point well son. got lots of room to improve on night opening the new arena and ness out also. I think one of us Anastasia tonight,” Riverdale for us and Isaiah Johnson “Tonight was a great experi- that.” starting a new chapter in fell down to start the game we head coach Randy Kauffman brought us a spark off the ence for our guys and we are Back-to-back 3s from Cleveland history,” said Blue were so geeked up about playing said. “She has got that burden off bench.” going to need them down the Cleveland’s Desher and Sofia Raiders coach Jason McCowan. in here. It was fun. I give our stu- her because she had a good sign- WV shot 15-of-34 from the road,” Williams said. “Once we Stamadiatis gave the Lady “I told our kids over and over, dent body and community a lot ing day (Monday) with the field in the loss. get our football guys back and Raiders a 44-13 lead. Desher fin- ‘Welcome home.’ We’ve got to get of credit. They came out here to University of Tennessee, and she If not for an 11-1 deficit within their basketball legs back, I think ished with nine points, al from used to playing here and used to support us and put a lot energy knows where she is going for- the opening four minutes of the we are going to have to play fast. behind the arc. Sydni Callahan playing with each other. You into the facility. I appreciate ward. I just see a relaxed kid.” first quarter, Walker Valley other- We won’t be real big, but we have put a cap on the scoring for the could tell we’ve only had about everyone who had something to The tough task of guarding wise fared quite well against an some real strong guards and Lady Riders with a trey to make 12 days of practice but they are a do with this great facility. Our Hayes was delegated to Abbey athletic Riverdale team only some experience too coming the final score 51-20. talented group and they showed kids really appreciate it and they Davis for the majority of the con- missing one starter. back. We will need to play some “As long as we approach it that. The talent probably exceed- were glad to be able to play in test. Munck scored six of his nine tough defense too to help set up with the right attitude, starting ed where they were supposed to front of a great crowd tonight.” tomorrow in practice and don’t be at times, but you’ve got to LADY RAIDERS 51, LADY CATS 20 “She is turbocharged,” Cretton points in the second quarter and our offense as well.” Polk County 8 3 1 8 — 20 dwell on it and feel sorry for our- expect that with young kids and Cleveland 13 14 9 15 — 51 said referring to Hayes. “I told lit- in the span of 30 seconds had an GAME SUMMARIES Polk County (20) — Mitchell 8, Morrow 7, Withrow 3, Hale tle old Abbie Davis what an acrobatic layup and swished a 3- GIRLS selves we will be fine,” said 12 days of practice.” 2, Brown, Beaumon, Hatcher. Riverdale 20 24 31 7 — 82 Hindman. “I told them I can’t The Blue Raiders quickly Cleveland (51) — Amber Morman 14, Desher 9, Anderson opportunity it is to play against pointer to cut the Warriors lead Walker Valley 7 10 5 9 — 31 8, Stamadias 7, Reed 5, Rue 4, Callahan 3, Flowers 1, LADY WARRIORS (82) — Anastasia Hayes 17, fault their effort. They played shook the new season rust away Renshaw, Colbaugh, Franklin, Lee. someone ranked like her in the to 23-19 with 3:10 to go before 3-point goals: Polk County 1 (Mitchell); Cleveland 6 Brinae Alexander 16, Jalyn Holcomb 16, Alexis hard, the ball just didn’t go in. and continued to light up the country. I thought she competed halftime. He was the leading Whittington 10, Aislynn Hayes 8, Alasia Hayes 6, (Desher 3, Reed, Stamadiatis, Callahan). Sometimes that happens. We’ve scoreboard in the second half Free-throws: Polk County 9 of 15; Cleveland 3 of 8. and that’s all you can do. I think scorer for the Mustangs at the Brylee Puckett 4, Amanda Whittington 3, Allison Records: Polk County 0-2; Cleveland 1-0. Mayeux 2, Kennedy Moore 2 got to take care of the ball better. putting up 21 points to take a BLUE RAIDERS 97, WILDCATS 48 we have some people who can half down 27-21. LADY MUSTANGS (31) — Lauren Lay 15, Haley Polk County 4 19 14 11 — 48 compete. I saw it from Davis last Dialing in from long range, Jones 7, Abbey Davis 4, Macey Clark 4, Emily We had way too many turnovers. 46-23 lead into halftime. Cleveland 25 21 25 26 — 97 Anderson But if we can come in tomorrow “They are a very good team. I Polk County (48) — Josh Laughlin 16, Seay 8, Clark 6, year. She puts her nose down Murphy connected on three treys 3-POINTERS: Riverdale 13 (Holcomb 4, Patterson 6, Burrows 6, Huggins 4, Ward 2, Lairmore. with our heads up and try to get told my boys this is just going to Cleveland (97) — Dionte Ware 26, K.K. Curry 19, Deontae and gets after it.” in the first five minutes of the third Alexander 2, Anastasia Hayes 2, Aislynn Hayes 2, Davis 11, Berry 8, K. Ware 8, Bradford 7, Cobb 7, Wykle 5, Walker Valley finished 13-of-31 quarter to keep the score within Whittington, Whittington, Alasia Hayes); WV 0 better, then this was a useful make us better. That team is Patterson 3, Black 3, Wood, Williams. FREE THROWS: Riverdale 7-of-12; WV 5-of-18. trip.” above and beyond anything we 3-point goals: Polk County 8 (Clark 2, Laughlin 2, on two-point shots, but was 0- five points. He went on to lead all RECORDS: Bradley 1-0; Walker Valley 0-1. Patterson 2, Burrows 2); Cleveland 5 (Davis 3, Patterson, Williams said the Lady Raiders face,” said Wildcats coach Jon Cobb). for-13 from 3-point land, 5-of-18 second half scorers with 12. Free-throws: Polk County 6 of 8; Cleveland 24 of 29. BOYS finally have a place to call home Tucker. “I think my boys will gain Records: Polk County 0-2; Cleveland 1-0. from the free-throw line and Isaiah Johnson provided valu- Riverdale 15 12 20 18 — 65 committed 25 turnovers. Lay able scoring for Walker Valley, as Walker Valley 9 12 16 15 — 52 and is excited for the future of confidence just from facing that scored all 15 of her points by the the fleet-footed athletic guard WARRIORS (65) — Johnathan Matthews 11, Lady Raiders basketball. kind of competition and getting Colby Grubbs 11, Chance Crusoe 11, Maliex “Our girls have had a tough to come to this amazing arena. It end of the third quarter, while scored at least two points in McAllister 7, Shawn Murrow 6, Micah Strange 6, Don’t Haley Jones was the next leading every quarter and had five of his Deron Perey 5, Rashaad Thompson 2. last few years. It has nothing to was a pleasure. I’m glad MUSTANGS (52) — Dakota Murphy 15, Isaiah do with the coaching staff or any- Cleveland invited us down here. I Throw scorer for the Lady Mustangs 12 points in the final period. He Johnson 12, Jordan Munck 9, Dustin Bunton 6, with six of her seven points com- and Munck each finished with Bryar Hambright 4, Brock Gibson 3, Trevor thing like that. Being displaced hate we couldn’t be more com- Rathbun 2, David Valenzuela. from their home gym is tough,” petitive but my guys played hard Me ing in the fourth quarter. four assists as well. 3-POINTERS: Riverdale 5 (Strange 2, Crusoe 2, Riverdale made 31-of-59 field WV sophomore Dustin Bunton Perey); WV 7 (Murphy 5, Johnson, Munck). he stated. “I have told everybody the entire time. FREE THROWS: Riverdale 13-of-22; WV 15-of-28. the kids I walked into have skills. “We shoot the ball better. We Away! goals (53 percent) and made 13- gained valuable varsity experi- RECORDS: Riverdale 1-0; Walker Valley 0-1. of-31 from long-range. Holcomb They just had a tough time hav- had a little off night from the out- finished with 14 points and ing to play all their games on the side. We knew coming in here it Alexis Whittington added 10. road. With us here in the new was just going to be a good arena, the sky is the limit for opportunity to see where we I’m The Lady Warriors’ star point Recyclable! guard believes great things are to CSCC where this program can go. I’m stood. We’ve got some things to come this season. From Page 11 “I think we have a really great chance of doing bigger and better Lumpkin. “We know it is always tough things than we even did last sea- Butler finished the contest as there (Columbia State). They son,” Hayes said. “I think we the leading scorer for Cleveland have some great three point could go all the way without los- State, as she accounted for 15 shooters, and we may have to hit ing a game, if we play hard and points, seven rebounds, and five 14 or 15 three’s to win. We have together.” assists. got to get out and guard the Riverdale 65, There were three other Lady perimeter, but the key for this Walker Valley 52 Cougars who tallied double digits weekend is going on the road and With its football stars sidelined as well — Julia Gaither (13), playing strong Friday night and and looking on from the bench Darian Hixson (11) and JaTasha still be able to bring it again on and two familiar faces missing, Hollinger (11). Saturday,” explained Lumpkin. Cleveland State was behind in Bob Williams knew the GAME SUMMARIES Mustangs’ home opener could be the early going, but it was the MEN Cleveland State 41 40 — 81 a valuable learning experience. offense that picked up during the Central Georgia Tech 29 46 — 75 second half which allowed them COUGARS (81) — Elijah Weems 21, Cam Copeland 12, Despite four starters missing, Tevin Olison 10, Jordan Olison 10, Curry 8, Hill 8, Williams all of them healthy and being to maintain a slight lead until the 7, McCoin 5. TITANS (75) — Anthony Johnson 21, Nosike Obanya 21, eased back after a seven-win sea- final minutes. Mike Laster 11, King 8, Martin 7, Stewart 3, Tolbert 2, Brooks Free throws were a difference 2. son and second-round playoff 3-point goals: Cleveland State 6 (Hill 2, T. Olison, run, there were many positive maker as the Lady Cougars were Copeland, Weems, McCoin); Central Georgia Tech 5 (King 2, Obanya 2, Johnson). takeaways for Walker Valley in a 18-of-21 after halftime, com- Free Throws: Cleveland State 31-of-39; Central Georgia Tech 20-of-28. 13-point loss. To begin the post- pared to the mere eight shots Records: Cleveland State 4-0; Central Georgia Tech 3-2. Josh Jones and Kenny Bunton attempted by the Lady Titans of WOMEN Cleveland State 13 19 22 21 — 75 era, Williams was able to find out Central Georgia Tech from the Central Georgia Tech 17 14 19 20 — 70 LADY COUGARS (75) — Leisa Butler 15, Julia Gaither 13, a little more about his team’s charity stripe. JaTasha Hollinger 11, Abby Hubert 11, Turner 6, Davis 6, depth and role players. With the win, the Lady Jenkins 4, Currie 4, Nixon 2, Braden 2, Hurst. LADY TITANS (70) — Kyeshia Lewis 22, Joi McCoughtry Shining the most with an Cougars improve to 4-2 on the 21, Simmons 6, Jacobs 4, Jordan 2, Gray 2, Williams. 3-point goals: Cleveland State 5 (Hollinger 3, Gaither, uptick in his usual workload was year, and now they will look for- Hubert); Central Georgia Tech 6 (Lewis 2, Price 2, Simmons 2). senior guard Dakota Murphy. ward to a road game at Columbia Free Throws: Cleveland State 20-of-25; Central Georgia Tech 10-of-14. Not scared to let it fly, he made a State on Friday night. Records: Cleveland State 4-2; Central Georgia Tech 1-2. Vols From Page 12

Barnes said he is planning on offensive dominance was on dis- quarter, but three-consecutive 3- redshirting freshman guard play again Tuesday night, as UT pointers by DeShields, who had Jalen Johnson and freshman scored 80-plus points for the 11 points in the period, fueled an walk-on Jacob Fleschman. third-consecutive game. 18-2 run to end the stanza. Tennessee guard Kwe Parker Led by DeShields’ 28 points, The Lady Vols continued to missed a second straight game 10 rebounds and six assists, find success on both ends of the while wearing a walking boot on Tennessee (3-0) extended its win- floor in the second quarter, end- his left foot. ning-streak over the Buccaneers ing with a 12-3 run against the NEXT UP (1-1) to 18 games. The Lady Vols Buccaneers to take a 46-27 lead Appalachian State hosts currently hold a 20-2-1 advan- into halftime. DeShields domi- Warren Wilson College on tage in the series. nated the half, going 8-of-12 Thursday. Senior Jordan Reynolds put from the field for 20 points to go Tennessee faces Wisconsin on together an all-around perform- along with six rebounds and four Monday in the first round of the ance, totaling 10 points, seven assists. Maui Invitational in Lahaina, rebounds, four steals and three Tennessee built upon its lead in Maui. assists on the night. the third quarter, taking a 24- Tennessee’s presence was felt point advantage into the final peri- Lady Vols roll over ETSU down low in the paint, where the od. Russell chipped in five points team scored 50 points. Redshirt and two rebounds in the quarter. From UT SPORTS INFORMATION junior Mercedes Russell finished UT’s lead was insurmountable JOHNSON CITY — Redshirt with 15 points on 6-of-10 shoot- for the Buccaneers in the final junior Diamond DeShields ing and three rebounds. period, as Tennessee cruised to dropped 28 points in No. 13/14 Micah Norris and Tianna its third win of the season, beat- Tennessee’s 83-58 win on the Tarter led the Bucs. Norris fin- ing ETSU, 83-58, on the road. road against ETSU at the ished with 13 points and four The Lady Vols will travel to ETSU/MHSA Athletic Center. rebounds, while Tarter account- University Park, Pa., on Sunday Playing in front of the most ed for 12 points, six assists and to face Penn State at the Bryce fans to ever watch a ETSU four rebounds. Jordan Center. Tip-off is slated women’s basketball game at ETSU jumped out to an early for 5 p.m. ET and will be broad- home (6,072), the Lady Vols’ 14-10 lead halfway through first cast on the Big Ten Network. 14—CCleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com As time passes, Christmas traditions Editorials change, but sometimes not for better “Slow down and enjoy life. It’s not only the scenery you miss by going too fast — you also miss the sense of where you are going and why.” Christmas traditions have changed over It’s hard to believe it’s for the best! — Eddie Cantor, American comedian-singer (1892-1964) the years. For America’s older generation, 65 LOOKING BACK This year it’s being projected that we each and older, the holiday continues to be a reli- will spend about $936 on presents. And by gious event (66 percent, according to a year’s end, the average household with cred- recent survey. Larry Bowers it card debt is expected to owe a record For the nation’s younger generation, it is Banner Staff $8,557. In other words, it’s important to more of a cultural event, and only 39 per- Writer keep a watchful eye on your wallet during Contentious election cent view it as a religious occasion. A recent such an expensive time of year. survey by the Pew Research Center contact- So in the interest of helping you give ed 2,001 adults nationwide, and confirmed appearance of decline. more, spend less and worry about money as that 9 out of 10 Americans celebrate Among the things I remember most fondly little as possible, we’re relating some holiday did have a bright side Christmas! during the years my family celebrated shopping tips. In my family, although there are only Christmas, was the opening of the presents It’s crucial that you compile a budget and three members of the previous generation by the children. I remember when my sons payback plan. This might at first seem like ith all the recent hub- gratulate the respective chairmen still living, the Christmas celebration was were very young, from 3 to 6, the most fun broken-record advice, but you really do need bub surrounding of both political parties. Just as one of faith and family (on my father’s side), they had was not the gifts, but the boxes to figure out exactly how much you can protests as of late — we would do on a national scale and no celebration at all in my mother’s they came in. I remember saying, “We afford, whom you have to buy gifts for, and W extended family. should’ve just bought boxes!” in Washington, D.C., we encour- what other expenses you’re likely to have. whether it’s in the streets of Of course, there were 13 children in My family has not met on Christmas since New York or on the road shoul- age local political activists to work It’s easy to get so swept up in the holiday to find common ground — all Mom’s family and most with several chil- my two sons were in their early teens spirit that your wallet wakes up with a dren. Perhaps the number of people who (they’re now in their 40s). My three surviv- der of 25th Street, right outside toward making the Cleveland and nasty New Year’s hangover. the front lawn of our newspa- would have attended limited the Collins’ ing aunts (out of 20) are in their 90s, and That’s one reason the nation’s shoppers Bradley County government gatherings. physically unable to travel. per offices — there has been process an inclusive one that rec- typically rack up more credit card debt dur- When I was growing up, into my young It is sad for me that this old family tradi- ing the last three months of the year than little time to focus on the ognizes the needs, and the wish- adult years, the Bowers family met as a tion has not followed me into my later years, brighter side of last week’s his- any other time. es, of all residents. group twice each year — during summer- and my grandchildren have never been a When shopping, it’s also important to toric elections. We salute Adam Lewis, chair- time for a picnic, and at Christmastime at part of the wintertime celebration, or the have a rewards strategy, and to hunt for summer picnic. That highlight was the turnout. man of the Bradley County the home of a family member. My parents bargains. A good suggestion is to give cash. were hosts for the Christmas party five or I realize Americans have changed the way In Cleveland and Bradley County Republican Party, who pro- It might seem impersonal, but cash is also six times during my first 25 or so years. they celebrate Christmas, but I still miss the alone, some 61 percent of the claimed in a media statement on much simpler and infinitely more versatile registered-voter population visit- the morning after, “ ... One of my uncles lived in Dayton, Ohio, old days. and the family gathering never journeyed According to Christian theology, the than any other present you could give. ed their respective polling places Republicans enjoyed great victo- that far north. All of the events were in East Christmas holiday commemorates the birth Another Christmas idea is to give back. — whether during two weeks of ries all across the country, and as Tennessee, ranging from Maryville to of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, whose teach- Roughly 16 percent of charities receive more early voting or on the convention- a result will keep control of both Greeneville. This was also true for the sum- ings form the basis of our Christian faith, than half of their annual donations during al Election Day. the House and Senate.” mer picnics at various outdoor locations. notes history.com. Christians didn’t begin the holiday season. Why not join the merry According to Election Night On a more local level, Lewis Our Christmas events were much like celebrating Christ’s birth until the 3rd cen- crew spreading holiday cheer to those in results from a week ago, 39,067 added, “Tennessee will enjoy many holiday events of today. But, today tury A.D., when Roman church officials set- need? local residents cast their ballots. continued success while our they seem to be mostly at employment ven- tled on Dec. 25. There are plenty of great causes in Officially, that’s 60.93 percent of country is poised for a comeback ues, schools, churches or other social gath- The Bible doesn’t mention an exact date, Cleveland and Bradley County to choose erings. It now seems more of a group gath- so it was probably determined to coincide from, if you’re feeling generous, and your the registered electorate. as a result of Tuesday night’s donations will help you out come April if you Obviously, presidential elec- results. As we enjoy these critical ering than a family gathering. with already existing pagan winter festivals. In my family, it was a time to talk about Surprisingly, today Christmas is not the itemize your deductions. tions traditionally bring out larger wins, I hope you will join me in family happenings during the previous six most important Christian holiday — in fact, This time of year clearly is quite expen- swarms of voters. People want a renewed prayer for our leaders months, to show off new family members it ranks fourth after Easter, Pentecost and sive, but the holidays shouldn’t be about voice in the future of their country and the future of our country. We (from births or marriage), and to share an Epiphany. money. Christmases have changed greatly so their best tool is the ballot box. have much to be thankful for as expansive meal and a simple, meaningful Since the 19th century, when Americans from the time I was growing up, but it’s still Bradley County’s results — Tennesseans, as Americans. May holiday gift. All adult family members would began to celebrate Christmas in the way we a time to enjoy ... especially with family. regardless of whether voters we never take it for granted.” draw names at the summer picnic, exclud- think of today — including traditions of my Remember, there are important things to favored Donald Trump or Hillary We applaud particularly the lat- ing the children. The kids would receive gifts family such as decorating trees, sending focus on, from family and friends to health Clinton — were impressive ter sentiments. Words like from each of the families. holiday cards and giving gifts — it has and happiness. So try to get your shopping because they showed people “prayer,” “future of our country” When a child reached their teen years, grown into the biggest commercial holiday of done early and affordably, in order to have here still care. and “never take it for granted” they were included in the adult draw. It was the year. more time for the finer things of The nation, and the world, have gained a Christmastime. Across the country — at least, should be of interest to all people a rite of passage in my family. It seems to me that this tradition of money-making season which is a tremen- ——— according to national news whether their beliefs cater more extended families meeting during the dous boost to the economy. But, we’ve lost a (About the writer: Larry Bowers is a staff reports — some vote totals were toward the conservative or the lib- Christmas holidays has declined. Perhaps tradition of enjoyment, holiday cheer, social writer, and three-time editor, at the Cleveland down in large urban areas eral perspective. it’s just that with the passing of older mem- gatherings and especially those delicious Daily Banner. Email him at because the American people We also congratulate Bradley bers in my family, it has enhanced the meals. [email protected].) were apparently disillusioned by County Democratic Party both candidates. As we editorial- Chairman Carl Lansden on races ized in Sunday’s edition of this well fought. He understands the newspaper, each campaigned overwhelming odds his party DEAR ANNIE carrying an especially large bag faces, not just in Bradley County of bones from the past: but across the state of Dear Annie: I’m a woman in Dear Frustrated: It sounds as home from work and plays until people in your position. One of Problematic email use, Benghazi Tennessee. my early 50s. Eight years ago, I if the people making these bedtime, usually only stopping the first things it emphasizes is and questionable international Still, he held his head high on began having messy bathroom- remarks have some intolerance for dinner. On weekends, except to stop enabling the gamer’s ties to the Clinton Foundation for the morning after. related accidents in my car after issues of their own. Gluten-relat- for mowing the lawn and doing a problematic behavior. “This Hillary, and multiple snafus of the “ ... The people have spoken, eating in restaurants. Doctors ed disorders, such as celiac dis- few other tasks, he plays from means refraining from doing any- mouth and by social media for and it is now time to adjust and confirmed I had an allergy to ease, are very real. Just because morning until bed. thing that makes their life com- Donald, as well as an apparent work together, as any supporter gluten — which made sense, see- some fad dieters have gravitated He has no interest in doing any fortable while they game, such as contentious attitude toward of our country would do,” ing as one of my parents has it toward a gluten-free trend of the things we used to do, and bringing them meals at the com- women, minorities, international Lansden told the Cleveland Daily and I had usually just consumed doesn’t make it OK to dismiss the I am worried about the future puter,” the group says. Visit trade deals and health care, Banner. wheat before having an attack in issue. Your diet is between you when he retires. We once talked http://www.olganon.org for among others. These are more than just the car. and your doctor. If anyone else about all the things we could do more information. Many restaurants and super- wants to judge you, he or she when we are both retired, but I Dear Annie: There was no For these reasons, as well as words and far more than just markets are very accommodat- should first walk a mile with your can’t see that happening any- response to “Knight’s” letter from for others, a portion of the political spin. They reflect a need ing. The hardest part is dealing stomach issues. more. He used to be good compa- you in our local paper, so I am American public stayed home, in that is not exclusive to Bradley with regular snide comments Dear Annie: I don’t know what ny; we used to go places and do sending one. hopes they’ll have a pair of better County, but to all of Tennessee about my gluten-free diet — peo- to do. things together. I have many How chivalrous he is — and choices in 2020. Others cast their and the entirety of America. ple saying I’m just being trendy I recently retired. My husband interests and outside activities, self-centered. Many men who votes on a mindset of supporting Partisan politics are what the and I’ll get over it. is still working. In the past few but I miss the man I married. I “pay” expect something in return who they believed would be “... election process is all about; that I’m sure a lot of people are years, he has started playing a am very sad and not looking for- that a woman might not care to the lesser of two evils.” is, diversity and opposing views, avoiding wheat by choice, but computer game. This is not one ward to a future of this. He refus- offer. Quid pro quo. This is not Regardless of their reasoning, both of which stand as the back- some of us have to do it out of of the ones that involve other es to consider counseling, saying about commitment. It is about those who chose not to vote had bone of democracy. But it’s also necessity. Please tell your read- players; it involves only him. At that I am the one with a problem. power, control, intimidation and ers to be more discerning. — first, he did it for only an hour or I guess that is true, because he is manipulation. Treating someone that right. But frankly, it wasn’t the about cooperation, and willing- Frustrated in Framingham two. Now he starts when he gets apparently happy with the game. should not be about you; it right thing to do. Still, that’s a ness to see differing points of Do you have any suggestions? — should be about the other per- point of debate for days, weeks, view with a commitment to find Lonely son. If your date chooses to not months and years to come. commonality. Dear Lonely: Your husband is accept your offer, it doesn’t say For this writing, it is encourag- “I believe the whole country is TODAY IN HISTORY playing a losing game with addic- anything about you; it says ing to know Bradley County vot- concerned and I think we have tion. Seeing as he’s defensive and something about the comfort ers came out in large sums. In the some very serious problems that insistent that he doesn’t have a level of your date. — Not a Fan 2008 election — which was the we need to recognize and work (AP) — Today is Wednesday, Dr. C. Everett Koop to be surgeon problem, you might try shifting ——— last time a presidential race did on,” Lansden said. He went on to Nov. 16, the 321st day of 2016. general. Oscar-winning actor the focus to your marriage and (Editor’s Note: Send your ques- not feature an incumbent — encourage election winners to “... There are 45 days left in the year. William Holden, 63, was found the way his behavior is impacting tions for Annie Lane to dearan- Today’s Highlight in History: dead in his Santa Monica, you. Then suggest marriage [email protected]. To find out 38,379 voted in this community. work for the betterment of our On Nov. 16, 1966, Dr. Samuel California, apartment. counseling. An objective third- more about Annie Lane and read Although it was a 64 percent nation.” H. Sheppard was acquitted in his In 1991, former Louisiana gov- party might be the game changer features by other Creators turnout — compared to this year’s We agree wholeheartedly. second trial of murdering his ernor Edwin Edwards won a he needs. Syndicate columnists and car- 61 percent — it fell 688 votes It is why we return to a point pregnant wife, Marilyn, in 1954. landslide victory in his bid to I would also recommend con- toonists, visit the Creators short of the 2016 popular vote. made editorially in Sunday’s edi- On this date: return to office, defeating State tacting On-Line Gamers Syndicate website at www.cre- Doing the math explains the tion of this newspaper. Enough In 1776, British troops cap- Rep. David Duke, a former Ku Anonymous. It offers help for ators.com.) difference. Bradley County has with the nationwide protests. tured Fort Washington in New Klux Klan leader. grown in eight years, and that Acceptance is now the key to our York during the American In 1993, President Bill Clinton includes its numbers of registered nation’s future. Revolution. signed the Religious Freedom voters. For those who voted against In 1885, Canadian rebel leader Restoration Act, making it harder Cleveland Daily Banner Louis Riel was executed for high for government to interfere with Travis Henry, chairman of the the president-elect, it was your treason. religious practices. – Established in 1854 – Bradley County Election right. Your voices were heard. But In 1907, Oklahoma became Ten years ago: Democrats Commission, probably said it best now comes the time for your next the 46th state of the union. embraced Nancy Pelosi as the EDITOR AND PUBLISHER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR by putting it into perspective. Of responsibility: Respect the office In 1914, the newly created first woman House speaker in Stephen L. Crass Herb Lacy the results, he told our newspa- and focus on the good of all; it is Federal Reserve Banks opened in history, but then selected Steny per, “That is a good turnout. To called healing. 12 cities. Hoyer as majority leader against GENERAL MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR have 61 percent of our registered This was a harsh campaign, In 1933, the United States and her wishes. African, Arab, Joyce Taylor Richard Roberts voters cast ballots shows that filled with hurtful words and raw the Soviet Union established European and U.N. leaders there was a definite interest in the emotions, by both sides. But now diplomatic relations. agreed in principle to a joint ASSOCIATE EDITOR ADVERTISING DIRECTOR races for this election.” is a time for forgiveness and most In 1939, mob boss Al Capone, African Union-United Nations ill with syphilis, was released peacekeeping force for Sudan’s Rick Norton Jack Bennett Much the same was said by a importantly patience. from prison after serving 7 1/2 Darfur region. Gunmen abducted fatigued Fran Green, Bradley Democracy is bittersweet. years for tax evasion and failure a private security team of four County elections administrator Sometimes a voter’s candidate to file tax returns. Americans and an Austrian in ASSOCIATE EDITOR RETAIL SALES MANAGER whose Courthouse Annex staff loses; that’s the bitter. But the In 1945, the United Nations southern Iraq. (All five were later Gwen Swiger Sheena Meyer always exhaust themselves in loss comes in the most respected Educational, Scientific and slain.) 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In 1981, the Senate confirmed Asia. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016— 15 Yemen war raises questions of war crimes against civilians ABS, Yemen (AP) — The taxi was run by the international AP photo driver happened to pass by just humanitarian group Doctors iN this OCt. 6 PhOtO, after a volley of airstrikes hit a Without Borders, was on the Shuai Mohammed Mghboul, dis- highway in western Yemen. The coalition’s own computerized list plays fragments of a missile in driver, Mohammed al-Khal, of sites that should not be target- the northern town of Abs, stopped, took a wounded ice ed. Yemen. In the air campaign by cream vendor into his car and “Any way you look at it, it is a Saudi Arabia and its allies rushed him to the nearest hospi- war crime,” Rona said. against Yemen’s Shiite rebels, tal. Each strike that day was car- rights experts say there has But the warplanes were still ried out with a Paveway guided hunting. Moments after al-Khal missile system, built by an been a pattern by the Saudi-led pulled up at the hospital in the American company and sold to coalition in depending on faulty town of Abs, hell was unleashed. Saudi Arabia — a sign of how the intelligence, failing to distinguish A missile struck just outside United States has become mired between civilian and military tar- the hospital entrance, “like a ball in Yemen’s war. Washington and gets and disregarding the likeli- of fire,” one witness said. Al- its allies have sold billions of dol- hood of civilian casualties. Khal, a father of eight, was incin- lars in weapons to Saudi Arabia Experts say some of the strikes erated in his car. The blast for the campaign, and the U.S. likely amount to war crimes. ripped through patients and military has been providing it family waiting in an outdoor with intelligence, satellite reception area. Nineteen people imagery and logistical help. were killed, along with two civil- Washington underlines that it rebels a proxy of its regional team, Mansour al-Mansour, told the coalition. U.S. officials say the JCPS ians killed on the highway. does not make decisions on rival, Iran, has backed an array the AP. A senior Yemeni army official sought to limit civilian casual- The attack in August typified strikes, and it calls on the coali- of military units and fighters But several Yemeni political close to Hadi’s Riyadh-based ties. what has been a pattern in the tion to investigate any claims of against the Houthis. and military officials told the AP government said the informants It provided coordinates for nearly 2-year-old air campaign violations. “U.S. security cooper- The war has devastated the that the centers do not have the often provide inaccurate infor- some 2,300 sites on a “no-target” by Saudi Arabia and its allies ation with Saudi Arabia is not a country of 26 million. Around 3 power to order coalition war- mation, rely on rumors or call in list, including hospitals, schools against Yemen’s Shiite rebels, blank check,” National Security million have been driven from planes to strike. strikes to get revenge on personal and mosques, which would known as Houthis. Rights groups Council spokesman Ned Price their homes. The bombardment, Two Yemeni officials said the enemies. appear on the coalition’s com- and U.N. officials say the U.S.- said in October. fighting and a coalition blockade coalition headquarters ordered He and another top official puter screens as red marks. backed coalition has often either The coalition denies neglect, have fueled widespread hunger. the strike after getting informa- said decisions on strikes are It also advised the coalition on deliberately or recklessly saying it does its utmost to avoid Warplanes have hit medical tion — incorrect it later turned taken hastily without enough compliance with the Law of depended on faulty intelligence, civilian casualties and noting the centers, schools, factories, infra- out — that Saleh would be pres- verification or assessment of like- Armed Conflict and use of preci- failed to distinguish between rebels often operate among civil- structure and roads, as well as ent. The officials, one a senior ly civilian casualties. sion weapons to avoid civilians, civilian and military targets and ians. Rights groups and the U.N. markets, weddings and residen- pro-coalition figure in Hadi’s gov- Both officials spoke on condi- said Lt. Ian M. McConnaughey, disregarded the likelihood of human rights office have also tial compounds. The Yemen Data ernment and the other senior tion of anonymity to discuss the U.S. Navy spokesman in civilian casualties. reported possible war crimes by Project documented nearly 60 military officer, spoke on condi- workings of the coalition. Bahrain. Experts say some of the strikes the Houthi rebels, citing their strikes on medical facilities, tion of anonymity to discuss the In one instance, a bus carrying But the U.S. and its allies have amount to war crimes. shelling of civilian areas and bas- though it says it does not track workings of the air campaign. men, women and children was also protected Saudi Arabia from “The Saudis have been com- ing their fighters in schools and casualty figures because of how “This is very tempting for a struck north of the city of Aden criticism. mitting war crimes in Yemen,” other civilian locations. difficult it is to verify events on country like Saudi Arabia as they on June 6, 2015, killing 15 peo- In September, a number of EU said Gabor Rona, a professor “This is the fog of war,” the the ground. really want to break the resist- ple, after a tip that it was carry- countries tried to pass a resolu- teaching the laws of war at coalition’s spokesman, Saudi The coalition, which says it ance,” said Michael Knights, a ing Houthi fighters. tion for the U.N. Human Rights Columbia University. He pointed Gen. Ahmed al-Asiri, told The investigates claims of civilian Boston-based Yemen analyst A similar incident came 11 Commission to order an interna- to “indiscriminate targeting, that Associated Press when asked if casualties, has made nine inves- with the Washington Institute. “If days later, again from a tip. tional probe into civilian deaths, is, attacks in which the attacker there is a pattern of civilian tigations public. In most cases it they had the chance to do it with Strikes killed all 16 passengers but the provision failed to get makes no effort to distinguish deaths. said the strikes were against a one bomb, I am sure they would on a bus in an area called Tor al- U.S., British and French sup- between combatants and civil- “In war, one plus one doesn’t justified military target. do it.” Baha northwest of Aden. port. ians.” And he warned that equal two. In war, there are many If any attack typified the rush The strike raised multiple con- It turned out the passengers In June, the U.N. blacklisted American personnel helping the changes taking place around the to hit without regard for civilian cerns in terms of its legality, were families heading out for the the coalition because of child coalition “may also be guilty of clock. In war, there are decisions casualties, it was the Oct. 8 experts said. Muslim Eid holiday. deaths in Yemen, but that move war crimes.” that should be taken fast,” he attack on a funeral in Sanaa. “If you have to kill 140 to get In both cases, the official said was revoked after Saudi Arabia’s Nearly 4,000 civilians have said from the Saudi capital, Warplanes fired two missiles at one militiaman, then that is pret- the Yemenis informed the coali- allies threatened to cut funding been killed since early 2015 and Riyadh. the funeral hall. More than 140 ty clearly disproportionate and tion that the dead were civilians. for U.N. programs. an estimated 60 percent of them But critics say the American people were killed, more than that would be a war crime,” said “They said we will look into it. Last summer, Washington died in airstrikes by the Saudi- and international backing and 600 wounded, in one of the dead- Rona, who has worked as a legal But of course nothing hap- appeared to try to distance itself. led coalition, the U.N. says. lack of independent investigation liest strikes of the campaign. expert with the international Red pened.” The U.S. pulled out dozens of Around one in three strikes hit have given Saudi Arabia and its The funeral, which was for the Cross and Human Rights First. —- personnel from the joint plan- civilian targets, according to the allies a free rein. father of a Houthi government The U.N. Panel of Experts, Since the air campaign began, ning cell in June. Yemen Data Project, an inde- “We believe that the coalition minister, brought together which reports to the world body the U.S. has authorized some Pentagon spokesman pendent group of researchers understood that ... it has a green numerous prominent figures on the conflict, denounced the $7.8 billion in military sales to Christopher Sherwood said fewer that has put together a database light to commit more massacres from the rebel movement and use of a “double-tap” attack Saudi Arabia. than five personnel were needed. of more than 8,000 strikes. in Yemen,” said Abdel-Rashed al- Saleh’s circles. against the funeral. In 2015 alone, Saudi Arabia After the funeral strike, the U.S. In the Aug. 15 strikes in Abs, Faqeh, the head of Muwatana, Several top military and secu- The second missile strike, purchased $25 billion in arms said it would review its assis- the original target was a small one of Yemen’s most prominent rity figures were killed, but the timed moments after the first, from the U.S., Britain, France tance further. checkpoint manned by two rebel rights groups. majority of dead were civilians. “almost certainly resulted in and other countries, according to Nabeel Khoury, a former U.S. fighters on a highway far from —- After an international outcry, more casualties to the already Control Arms, a New York-based diplomat in Yemen and now a any frontline. Of 21 people killed, Saudi Arabia launched the the coalition held an investiga- wounded and the first respon- group that tracks the arms senior fellow at the Atlantic none appears to have been a coalition campaign in a bid to tion and admitted a mistake, one ders,” it said, a practice prohibit- trade. Council, attributed the reduction combatant. The two fighters restore the internationally recog- of only two times it has done so. ed under international humani- The U.S. also been providing to the criticism over civilian escaped the initial missile, wit- nized government of President But the coalition blamed its tarian law. intelligence on targets through deaths. nesses told The Associated Press, Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, after Yemeni allies, saying an air oper- —- American military advisers post- “Yes, the official line was we yet warplanes fired two more, the Houthis overran the capital ation center in Yemen received When the campaign began in ed at the Joint Combined are providing intelligence, but spraying bystanders with shrap- Sanaa and Yemen’s north. The information that the hall was early 2015, the coalition focused Planning Cell, or JCPS, in this is targeting. The only intelli- nel. It appears they then followed Houthis are allied with troops filled with Houthi leaders and on Houthi military targets largely Riyadh. gence Saudis want is for target- al-Khal’s Camry, believing it was loyal to Hadi’s predecessor Ali was a legitimate military target. based on information from But the U.S. military never ing,” he told the AP. “In the end, carrying a fighter, and hit it with Abdullah Saleh, who was ousted The center ordered the strike Hadi’s government. provided “direct or implicit the decision to fire is Saudi, but a fourth missile at the hospital after a 2011 pro-democracy without the coalition headquar- But as time went on, targeting approval of target selection or because of the American support entrance uprising. ters’ knowledge, the spokesman relied more on tips coming from prosecution,” Central Command to this war, it is hard to deny Moreover, the hospital, which Saudi Arabia, which calls the of the coalition’s investigation hundreds of informants paid by said in a statement. U.S. responsibility.” U.S. warship diverts to help New Zealand earthquake evacuation efforts WELLINGTON, New Zealand sewer systems and left people likely to cost billions of dollars (AP) — The first U.S. warship to with no easy way out. and take months to complete. visit New Zealand in more than The visit by the U.S. ship is In the capital, Wellington, sev- 30 years was traveling toward a significant because it ends a eral streets remained cordoned small coastal town on Wednesday three-decade-old military stale- off after engineers determined to help in the evacuation of hun- mate between the countries that that a nine-story office building dreds of stranded tourists and was triggered when New Zealand was in danger of collapsing. residents. banned nuclear warships. Brendan Nally, the regional The USS Sampson had been Although the U.S. has a policy of commander for the New Zealand due in Auckland but changed neither confirming nor denying if Fire Service, said engineers were course to help those stuck in its military ships are nuclear completing an inspection of the Kaikoura after a powerful earth- powered or armed, New building Tuesday when they quake on Monday cut off train Zealand’s Prime Minister John found a major vertical beam had and vehicle access to the town. Key has said he’s satisfied the failed above the fifth floor. The magnitude 7.8 quake left two Sampson doesn’t have nuclear Nally said the building was AP photo people dead, triggered a small capabilities. being renovated and was empty PResideNt BARACk OBAmA toasts with Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos, right, and Greek tsunami, and brought down President-elect Donald Trump when the quake struck. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, left, during the start of a State Dinner at the Presidential Mansion, on rocks and mud that swept across called Key on Wednesday to pass Nearby buildings have been Tuesday. highways. on his sympathies over the evacuated, including the national New Zealand’s military has quake. Key’s office described the headquarters for the Red Cross, been using large helicopters to conversation as “very warm and the Thai Embassy, the head- Obama tours ancient Greek Acropolis evacuate about 200 people so far cordial.” Trump had tried to get quarters for New Zealand Rugby as part of a major rescue opera- in touch earlier in the week but and an Anglican cathedral. ATHENS, Greece (AP) — roads and subway stations. tainty, suspicion of elites and a tion in Kaikoura. They’ve also Key had missed the call in the And three cows were rescued President Barack Obama toured Greece’s government has hailed desire to reign in the excesses of been bringing in supplies of confusion after the quake. after they had become stranded Greece’s most famous ancient Obama’s visit — the first official globalization, and said world lead- water, food and fuel. Key traveled by helicopter to on a small island of grass in an monument, the Acropolis citadel, visit of a sitting U.S. president ers should pay attention to their The American destroyer has Kaikoura on Wednesday. While area that was ripped apart by the and was due to deliver a speech to since a 1999 trip here by Bill citizens’ very real fears of inequali- two helicopters which it has hovering over a large landslide, quake. the Greek people later Wednesday Clinton — as being of massive ty and economic dislocation. offered to deploy. he expressed surprise at the The predicament of the cows as he winds up the first leg of his importance. “The more aggressively and U.S. officials said they were amount of debris. had attracted the interest of peo- final foreign tour as president and It has pinned its hopes on him effectively we deal with those not yet sure when the ship would “Look at this road here, this is ple around the world. heads from Greece to Germany. persuading some of the financially issues, the less those fears may arrive. really stuffed and there’s thou- Farmer Derrick Millton told Obama, accompanied by a stricken country’s more reluctant channel themselves into counter- Home to about 2,000 resi- sands of meters (yards) of it,” Key the Newshub news service how guide from Greece’s Culture international creditors to grant productive approaches that can dents, Kaikoura is a popular des- said. “I just don’t see how you he and other volunteers had res- Ministry, entered the complex debt relief, as well as pressuring pit people against each other,” tination for travelers taking part can ever repair that bit of road. cued the cows. through the Propylaea, the monu- other European countries to share Obama said. in whale-watching expeditions or The whole mountain has moved “We cut a track with shovels mental gateway that serves as an more of the burden of the conti- Obama’s words are being wanting a stopover with moun- over.” and encouraged them down. entrance to the monument, and nent’s refugee crisis. watched closely by world leaders tain views. But the quake New Zealand officials say that They’re very quiet cattle so it walked along the Parthenon tem- Obama was receptive to who see parallels between Trump’s knocked out water supplies and getting its highways repaired is wasn’t very hard to do,” he said. ple, which was dedicated to the Greece’s woes and repeated his election and the rise of far-right goddess Athena, who was consid- belief that debt relief is necessary. and populist movements in their ered the patron god of the city of He also stressed Greece must own countries amid continued UN committee votes to condemn Russian occupation of Crimea Athens. continue implementing painful economic anxiety. The 5th Century B.C. reforms it signed up to in return Tsipras himself won elections UNITED NATIONS (AP) — A tions. formed in the Crimean Parthenon temple is surrounded for successive international last year on what critics say was a key U.N. committee approved a The resolution is virtually Peninsula in the 13th-17th cen- these days by scaffolding as part of bailouts. It is questionable how populist platform, though one on resolution Tuesday condemning certain to be adopted by a simi- turies. maintenance works. From the hill- much of this stance will also be the left of the political spectrum. Russia’s “temporary occupa- lar vote when it comes before Russia annexed Crimea in top, Obama could look out in adopted by his successor, Donald He pushed his formerly small rad- tion” of Crimea and reaffirming the 193-member assembly next March 2014 following the nearly every direction at sprawling Trump, following the latter’s elec- ical left party onto the forefront of the United Nations’ commit- month. ouster of Ukraine’s former Athens. tion victory. Greece’s tumultuous political ment to Ukraine’s sovereignty The draft resolution con- Moscow-friendly president after The entire site was closed to the Speaking during a joint news scene by telling Greeks weary from over the Black Sea peninsula. demns abuses and discrimina- months of protests — a move public for the day for Obama’s conference with Greek Prime six years of financial crisis and Russia urged the General tion “against the residents of that led to crippling Western visit, which has taken place amid Minister Alexis Tsipras on the first falling living standards that he Assembly’s human rights com- the temporarily occupied sanctions. draconian security measures that day of his visit Tuesday, Obama would reject austerity measures mittee to vote against the reso- Crimea, including the Crimean A pro-Russia insurgency have also banned demonstrations explained Trump’s victory as a imposed in return for the coun- lution, but it was approved by a Tatars.” The Crimean Tatars are erupted in eastern Ukraine the in parts of Athens, and shut down reaction against economic uncer- try’s bailouts. vote of 73-23 with 76 absten- a Turkic ethnic group that following month. 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com 2 French tourists die while snorkeling on Great Barrier Reef CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — with a group of 21 elderly French Paradise when the tragedy A doctor from another tourist Two elderly French tourists died people at Michaelmas Cay, north occurred late morning, he said. boat also assisted efforts and of heart attacks moments apart of Cairns in Queensland state, Both victims had declared declared both snorkelers dead, while snorkeling on Australia’s said Association of Marine Park “pre-existing medical conditions” McKenzie said. Great Barrier Reef on Tourism Operators executive in paper work before they went A third French diver was later Wednesday, officials said. director Col McKenzie. into the water, said the compa- initially suspected to have also The 76-year-old man and 74- “It just appears to be the per- ny’s chief executive, Scotty had a heart attack. year-old woman died while diving fect storm: two events occurring Garden. But the man was later thought at the same time,” McKenzie told Two guides went into the water to have had an anxiety attack The Associated Press. with the group, while lookouts and recovered, McKenzie said. “We’re dumbfounded. In 35 were posted on the catamaran “He watched two of his travel years, I’ve never seen a similar and the sand. companions in massive trouble. event,” he added. The lookout on the beach first It would give anybody heart pal- The benign weather and sea noticed the man floating motion- pitations,” McKenzie said. conditions could not explain the less and pulled him to the sand, Passions of Paradise is an tragedies, McKenzie said. where the staff member per- award-winning operation that The group had been diving formed cardiopulmonary resus- has taken more than 400,000 from a catamaran operated by citation, Garden said. tourists to the reef since 1989, Cairns-based Passions of Moments later, the lookout on according to McKenzie. the catamaran saw the women The company’s only previous AP photo floating face down. fatality was an 80-year-old who BritAin's Prince WilliAm, center, leaves the Government LLEGAL PUBLICATION She was taken to the catama- died from a heart condition in NOTICE OF SUBSTIUTE TRUSTEES S ALE Office after having talks with Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen ran, where attempts were made 1997, he said. Xuan Phuc in Hanoi, Vietnam, on Wednesday. The Duke of to resuscitate her, Garden said. Police are preparing a report Cambridge is on the first visit to where he will attend an interna- WHEREAS, Gary Long on or about July 15, 2010 in Staff used bottled oxygen and for a state coroner, who will tional conference in the fight to protect elephants, rhinos and Book 1983, Page 783 in the Register’s Office of defibrillation equipment without determine the official causes of Bradley County, Tennessee, conveyed to DOUGLAS success. the deaths. other endangered species. N. BLACKWELL II, TRUSTEE, the herein after de- scribed real property to secure the payment of cer-    35-'.)413 %.) ).2#%05)(%355-/) ).2#%05)(%355-/) tain Promissory Notes described in the Deeds of %(,  >4E ;@  63KE
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29. Help Wanted - Part-time 30. Help Wanted - Full Time 34. Money To Lend 48. Office Space For Rent 49. Apartments For Rent 53. Houses For Rent Motel 6 is hiring for Front Desk to FUll tIMe help needed, will train. * loANS up to $1,250 * 1510 StUARt Road- Suites ranging LUXURIOUS TOWNHOME At FoR ReNt 3 bedroom, 2 bath split apply call 423-472-2185 or Champion Cleaners on North lee Quick Approval from 150- 2000 square feet. Stonebriar in Cleveland. off old level Ne area of town. No smoking, 423-488-7610 or apply in person Highway. Apply in person. 423-476-5770 Competitive pricing. Rent includes: tasso Road, on Belltower lane, 3 no pets. $900 monthly. Full month 3000 Valley Hill trail NW. NeeD CA$H fast but can’t get a utility, boardroom, break room. units available, 2 bedroom, includes deposit. 423-476-4461. gCA SeRVICeS group is looking 423-476-3261 all stainless appliances, washer/ PARt tIMe help needed 3pm-7pm for full and part time general clean- loan? Don’t pay for the promise of a NW CleVelAND 3 bedroom, 2 loan. Call the Federal trade Com- dryer. From $975 monthly. Steve at week days and 8am-12noon on Sat- ers in the Cleveland area. Positions MUltIPle RooM office. Reception 423-421-3666. bath. $1100 monthly. 423-472-7883. urday. Must have flexible hours. will be Monday- Friday with day and mission at 1-877-FtC-HelP to learn area, bathroom, convenient in Champion Cleaners on North lee evening shifts available. A back- how to spot advance-fee loan Cleveland. $350 monthly. lUxURy toWNHoMeS: $755 and 56. Houses For Sale scams. A message from Cleveland Highway. Apply in person. ground check and fingerprint are re- 423-991-4984. up monthly, 2 bedrooms, 1.5/ 2.5 3 BeDRooM, 1 bath, South Cleve- quired. If interested, call Ashley Daily Banner and the FtC. or visit baths. gas heat, gas fireplaces. our Web site at www.ftc.gov land, $85,000 possible owner financ- 30. Help Wanted - Full Time 865-824-1443. OFFICE/ RETAIL Space Available, Near mall, yMCA and lee Univer- ing with $5,000 down. sity. Call for details. 423-595-1943 exPeRIeNCeD CARegIVeRS and 40. General Services Offered short and long term lease. Several 423-605-8300. CNAs who are available to work loCAl ANIMAl hospital is seeking locations, priced from $300 up. Call woodridgecleveland.com 2nd, 3rd, or weekends. Please apply a hard- working, dependable, client- * got leaves? Call for removal Jones Properties 423-472-4000 oWNeR FINANCINg! lease with service oriented tech to join our lUxURy toWNHoUSe, 1722 New option, 4 bedroom and 3 bedroom in person at 60 25th Street NW #3, 423-716-5259. Prompt service. www.jonesproperties.biz. Castle Dr. NW 2 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 in Cleveland. Monday- Friday from team. the candidate needs to have Reader's Choice Winner. homes. owner/ agent StoNy at least 1 year experience. Pay 49. Apartments For Rent Baths, Hardwood, stainless appli- BRooKS ReAlty 423-479-4514. 11am-4pm. * AAA House PAINtINg: Interior- ances, No Pets, $875.00 based upon experience. Benefit * lUxURy, furnished, 2 bedroom A FASt paced veterinary clinic is package includes vacation, health/ exterior, Pressure Washing, FRee 423-618-0823 PURCHASE YOUR HOME WITH condo, has everything! Washer/ NO seeking an experienced groomer dental plans, and 401K. #779-P, c/o estimates, References. NICe 2 bedroom in Cleveland. with at least 2 years working in the 423-284-9652. dryer, utilities and cable, flexible DOWN PAYMENT Cleveland Daily Banner, P.o. Box lease, $1,550. 423-618-6383. ground level. Remodeled: Stove, re- field. the candidate should be well 3600, Cleveland, tN 37320-3600 *BRADFoRD tRee SeRVICe* frigerator, blinds, water and sewer versed in handling animals of all CALL ME TODAY TO GET tRIMMINg/ ReMoVAl Bucket $395: lARge 1 bedroom, 1 bath, furnished. No pets, no smoking. Call QUALIFIED temperaments. Pay based upon ex- lUBe teCHNICIAN position open at truck/ Chipper FRee estimates. for information between 9am-6pm gray epperson Automotive. De- hardwood floors, water included. perience. Benefit package includes Insured. 423-421-4049 $450: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath, utilities in- 423-479-5570. vacation, health/ dental plans, and pendable, experience preferred. HERB LACY Must be able to pass a drug test and Bo’S tRee SeRVICe: over 30 cluded, vinyl floors, new paint. SteePleCHASe 3494 Hedge Drive 423-593-1508 401K. Please send resume to $750: luxury townhouse, 2 bed- #778-P, c/o Cleveland Daily Banner, have clean driving record. Please years experience. Insured, free es- Ne, Cleveland. Duplex $650 come in for application, 4100 APD timates. Bucket truck. room, 2.5 bath. monthly. $425 deposit. Newly re- AFFILIATE BROKER P.o. Box 3600, Cleveland, tN PRoVISIoN ReAl eStAte AND 37320-3600. 40, Cleveland, tN 37311. 423-284-9814 or 423-544-2249. modeled. 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Contact llC 423-693-0301. george at: VIllAge WAy, 5 minutes to lee 1990 CHeVRolet Silverado. 350 MeDICAl ReCoRDS/ entry level small block. Manual transmission 5 position to file, process record re- [email protected] University, two bedroom, 1.5 bath. to schedule yours today. No pets, no smoking. $650 monthly. speed. Short wheel base short bed. quests, prep charts. Must be ex- $2500. 423-584-1737. tremely organized and enjoy fast Available December 1st. 423-503-8204, 423-432-3494. PRODUCTION TEAM MEMBERS pace. email resume to: COMPLETE LAWNCARE 70. Vans For Sale [email protected] Commercial and Residential 50. Mobile Homes For Rent extRA NICe, one owner, 1998 Mer- Aerotek seeks production positions landscaping, Aerating and over MeDICAl tRANSCRIPtIoNISt- $475: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath. cury Villager van. 7 passenger, all with Volkswagen group of Amer- seeding mowing, trimming, power, new tires, only 118,000 ica, Chattanooga, tN. As an Aero- temp/ PRN position available. 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Must have this newspaper will not knowingly tAteS: two bedrooms nice and www.lloydsusedcars.com $13.00/ $14.00 per hour + bonuses own tools and reliable clean. 472–6555. Come by, make an offer, cash talks. & frequent pay increases with Are You In Need Of accept any advertising for real estate transportation. Position eligible for Cleaning Services? which is in violation of the law. our 2010 Chevy HHR, 2008 Chrysler potential to increase to insurance and paid time off. 52. Sleeping Rooms Sebring Convertible, 2006 Hyundai $16.00/ hour. We Have The Services You Are readers are informed that all dwell- email Resume to: Looking For. We Offer a One- ings advertised in this newspaper $149 PLUS tax weekly special, 1 Santa Fe 4x4, 2007 Ford escape, [email protected] Time Cleaning Service, Daily, are available on an equal opportu- person with ad, HBo/ eSPN. 2006 Chevy trailblazer 4x4, 2006 to apply, please submit an Chrysler Pacifica with 3rd row seat, application at www.aerotektn.com Weekly, Bi-Weekly and Monthly nity basis. equal Housing opportu- 423-728–4551. NeeDeD IMMeDIAtely Cleaning Plans. nity, M/F. 2005 Chevrolet trailblazer V8 with BReezeWAyexteNDeDStAy.CoM HVAC technician. AC, Duct, Heat- We use a color- coded cleaning 3rd row seat, 2003 gMC envoy, ing, and Refrigeration. experience 1 BeDRooM apartment, $175 WeeKly rate paid in advance, aver- 2005 Ford Focus. system to eliminate ages $46.43 nightly plus tax. and Drivers license Required. If cross contamination. weekly, $200 deposit. No pets/ interested, please call: smoking. Call 423-227-9146. 423-584-6505. (423) 544-6524. SELLING YOUR HOME? 53. Houses For Rent WE WILL GET YOUR HOME IN 128 ASHley CoURt, 2 bedroom, 2 PRODUCTION JOBS TIP TOP SHAPE TO SELL bath duplex. Kitchen/ dining area, QUICKLY! living room, garage, washer/ dryer Immediate openings in Cleveland hookups. No smoking, no pets. $700 for long term assignments on all Cleveland Business, Family deposit, $700 monthly. shifts. Apply at www.olsten.com or Owned & Operated. 423-605-8456. CARPeNteRS AND helpers in person at the Chattanooga ol- needed. taking applications for up- sten office. References Available! 2 BeDRooM apartment, updated, coming work. Must be willing to close- in, $750 monthly, plus secu- travel. Must have own transportation All Work Guaranteed! rity deposit. No pets, No smoking. APARTMENTS & and tools. Pass drug test and back- 423-476-9101. PUBlISHeR'S NotICe: All real es- ground check. Pay based on experi- tate advertised in this newspaper is HOMES FOR RENT ence. looking for skills in scaffold, Call Us Today For A Free 2 BeDRooM townhouse 1.5 baths, Estimate. 423-593-1525 subject to the Federal Fair Housing 423-476-5518 concrete, drywall, floor covering and washer, dryer, dishwasher, $175 Act of 1968 and the tennessee Hu- welding. Call 423-322-7003. weekly, $400 deposit. tenant pays Online Rental Payment Available extReMe MAINteNANCe Home/ man Rights Act which makes it ille- utilities. No pets/ smoking. gal to advertise "any preference, ASK ABOUT SELECT “SPECIALS” ClASSIC exPReSS, Inc. Mobile Home Commercial, residen- 423-227-9146. 2150 Westland Drive SW tial, Painting (interior/ exterior). limitation or discrimination based on www.bender-realty.com Cleveland, tN 2115 Stein Drive Decks, plumbing, electrical, roofing, race, color, religion, sex, or national or come by office Chattanooga, TN 37421 240 BReCKeNRIDge Drive #141 origin, handicap/ disability or an in- We are now hiring qualified tractor siding, all work! 30 years experi- $850 2 Bedroom, 2.5 bath. Contact 425 25th Street trailer drivers. We require two win- 423 855 7859 ence. Free estimates. tention to make any such prefer- www.olsten.com Jones Properties 423-472-4000. ence, limitation or discrimination." ters or one year and a bona fide 423-331-7045. www.jonesproperties.biz. school experience within the past 5 this newspaper will not knowingly FAll CleAN-UP leaves, sticks & years with a company that we can PRoDUCtIoN SUPeRVISoR/ Shift 2511 tHoMPSoN lane, 2 bed- accept any advertising for real estate verify; meet D o t requirements and Maintenance openings. Salary nego- brush. Small and regular yards. All which is in violation of the law. our of Bradley County. 423-790-1415. room, 1.5 bathroom $650. Contact be physically qualified. No D.U.I's, tiable, Medical/ Dental/ life/ IRA/ Jones Properties 423-472-4000 readers are informed that all dwell- L OOKING F OR more than 3 moving violations and HSA benefits, paid vacations/ holi- lANDSCAPINg MAINteNANCe. www.jonesproperties.biz ings advertised in this newspaper no major preventable accidents days. Production Supervisor: Mini- Pruning, leaf removal, weeding, li- are available on an equal opportu- within the past 3 years. Apply in per- mum 6 months supervisory experi- censed, honest, dependable. 3 BeDRooM, 2 bath, $780. Newer nity basis. equal Housing opportu- A N A FFORDABLE son at the above address or call ence. Shift Maintenance: Proficiency 423-716-4317. townhouse, appliances furnished in- nity, M/F. 423-339-2502 with any questions. in machine maintenance and electri- cluding washer/ dryer. In quiet area. LACE O IVE cal repair. Submit resumes: Fun PAINt PRo. House painting interior 1106 SWeetBRIAR Avenue: P T L CleVelAND CIty Schools is now and exterior. 25 years experience. No pets. $600 deposit. 525 Crest $1200, 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath. treats, 525 Industrial Drive, Cleve- Drive. 423-595-2935. Are You 62 Years or Older? hiring Bus Monitors who wish to be- land, 37311. Free estimates. 423-462-5753 or Contact Jones Properties. 423-472-4000 come Bus Drivers. Must have a 423-472-0442. 590 17tH Street #3 & #12 Unfur- clean driving record. In- house train- NeeD exPeRIeNCeD Furniture www.jonesproperties.biz. 45. Vacation Rentals nished, 2 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom • Conveniently Located ing for qualified applicants. Apply at Sales Person. Apply in person, $650. Contact Jones Properties 268 SPRINg Branch Road: $850, 2 Cleveland City Schools Maintenance Scott's Furniture, 1650 South lee 2 RIVeRS CAMPINg: RV Park, 423-472-4000 bedroom, 1 bath. • Activities Provided and transportation, 4300 Mouse Highway. Cabin Rentals, directly on the river www.jonesproperties.biz Contact Jones Properties. Creek Road, NW, Cleveland, ten- SIgN SeRVICeS Inc. currently look- at junction of Hiwassee and ocoee 423-472-4000 nessee, Monday- Friday 7:30am to Rivers. 423-338-7208. 590 17tH Street 2 bedroom, 1.5 www.jonesproperties.biz. 5pm. e o e ing for trainable person with any ex- bathroom, Furnished $1200. North Cleveland perience in electrical work, welding, BeAR PAW CottAgeS- 2, 3 bed- Contact Jones Properties 3 BeDRooM house for rent. Central CNA oR experienced care giver boom truck, back hoe and bob cat rooms, $75- $85. Mountains, fire- Cleveland, $625 monthly. Towers needed for private home in Cleve- 423-472-4000 operation. Pay based on experience. place, serenity. 423-476–8480. www.jonesproperties.biz 423-650-5027. land. Must have references (not rela- Must have valid license and depend- Call (423) 479-9639 tives) and pass a drug test. 5 days able transportation. F endorsement 46. Storage Space For Rent BLYTHEWOOD- STEEPLECHASE 3 BeDRooM, 1 bath, South Cleve- 1200 Magnolia Ave. NE • Cleveland, TN 37311 30 to 40 hours per week. Must be land, $795 monthly, $400 deposit. or CDl a plus. Apply in person 2009 CAlFee'S MINI Warehouse for rent: APARTMENTS- 1 Bedroom with able to lift, bathe, and walk with a Blythe Avenue. 423-605-8300. Accepting lady patient. All medial supplies are georgetown Pike, Spring Place utilities furnished ($389- $579); 2 Applications For furnished. Call 423-458-0342 for in- Road and Highway 64. Call Bedroom ($429- $609). Appliances 501 SyCAMoRe Drive Ne: $1200, Well eStABlISHeD, busy medical furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. terview. office in Cleveland seeking depend- 476–2777. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. 1 Bedroom Apartments Contact Jones Properties. able, cheerful, Medical Assistant teMPSAFe StoRAge CleAN oNe bedroom, no pets, no 1 With Roll-in Shower and 1 With Walk-in DEBUTANTE SALON & DAY 423-472-4000 Jetted Tub. $500.00 Per Month* SPA who is a team player. 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Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 or dropping them off at 1505 25th St. Oxford word steady, but no surge of the year WASHINGTON (AP) — A little Secretary Sylvia Burwell has set LONDON (AP) — Oxford dic- more than 1 million people a goal of signing up 13.8 million tionary editors have chosen their renewed health coverage or people through the federal word of the year: “post-truth,” a signed up for the first time HealthCare.gov and state-run term sometimes used to describe through HealthCare.gov around insurance markets, which offer the current political climate. the start of open enrollment, taxpayer-subsidized private cov- Oxford Dictionaries said which coincided with a GOP elec- erage to people without access to Wednesday that use of the term tion sweep that’s likely to scram- health care through their jobs. rose 2,000 percent between 2015 ble President Barack Obama’s That would be an increase of and 2016, often in discussions of signature law. about 1 million from the last Britain’s decision to leave the The figures released open enrollment, so attracting European Union and the cam- Wednesday by the Obama admin- new people is crucial. paign of U.S. President-elect istration represent steady sign- The White House is hoping Donald Trump. ups but no enrollment surge so that robust numbers will trans- It’s often used in the phrase far. late into a strong closing argu- “post-truth politics” and is The overall number is fairly ment for keeping many of the defined as belonging to a time in comparable to early sign-ups last law’s essential parts. which truth has become irrele- year, but the share of new cus- Even though premiums are vant. tomers is down. They accounted going up significantly, adminis- Each year, Oxford University for 24 percent of the total so far tration officials say most people Press tracks how the English lan- this year, compared with 34 per- will be cushioned from the guage is changing and chooses a cent in the first two weeks of last impact because they receive sub- Kellie word that reflects the mood of the year’s open enrollment season. sidies designed to rise as their duggan year. Nearly 1.1 million people had insurance costs increase. But an shared this Runners-up for 2016 include enrolled last year by about the estimated 5 million to 9 million beautiful sun- “Brexiteer,” an advocate of the same time. people who buy individual poli- set, above. U.K. leaving the EU; the extreme The 2017 early sign-up figures cies outside the law’s markets conservative movement known as are for Nov. 1-12, while the clos- face the full brunt of increases. the “alt-right”; and “hygge,” the est numbers from last year cover During the campaign, Trump Danish concept of domestic cozi- a full two weeks. said the health overhaul was a ness. Even before the election that “disaster,” but now he is signal- put Republicans in charge, the ing that he doesn’t want to take health care law was facing strong away coverage from the millions W.Virginia town tries headwinds in 2017. The remain- of people who have benefited. ing uninsured are harder to Independent studies estimated to move past reach and persuade. Premiums that Trump’s campaign plan Michelle Obama post for a standard plan are going up would have caused 18 million to an average of 25 percent in the 20 million people to lose health CLAY, W.Va. (AP) — As a small 39 states served by insurance. West Virginia community tries to HealthCare.gov, and insurer Republicans in Congress are move past the backlash of a racist exits have left about one-third of puzzling over how to follow Facebook post that targeted first U.S. counties with only one carri- through on their promise to lady Michelle Obama, a council er. repeal the health care law while member had some inviting words President-elect Donald Trump at the same time maintaining for outsiders who look down on and the Republican-led Congress popular provisions, including her town. are pledging to repeal and replace protections for people with med- “Come see us,” Joyce Gibson the 2010 Affordable Care Act, ical problems and allowing young said. “Spend a day with us. If I although it has reduced the adults to stay on parental cover- knew you would come, I would nation’s uninsured rate to a his- age until age 26. Stripping away bake a cake. We’re very decent toric low of about 9 percent. coverage could trigger a political people.” It’s shaping up as the most backlash. Clay Mayor Beverly Whaling volatile open enrollment season Open enrollment season for resigned Tuesday and the Town since HealthCare.gov went live in 2017 ends Jan. 31, but con- Council later met to accept it. The 2013 and the computer system sumers who want their coverage resignation came after another didn’t work. to take effect at the start of the Jennifer Hardison woman whose post Whaling Health and Human Services year have to act by Dec. 15. shared these beautiful bird pho- responded to was placed on leave tos, above and at right. Above is as director of the nonprofit Clay a red-bellied woodpecker. At County Development Corp. Political pupils: Civics gets right is a Carolina wren. She The council meeting was brief, also provided the photo of a but- with councilman Jason Hubbard terfly, below. reading a statement condemning renewed attention in schools the “horrible and indecent” post. He apologized on behalf of the HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — The ented civics projects and teach town to Michelle Obama and any- incumbent governor ran on a the importance of good citizen- one who was offended. kindness platform and is just ship. “Please don’t judge the entire finishing up a year of public — States including California, community for one or two individ- appearances and speeches. The Connecticut and New York have ual acts,” Hubbard said. candidates vying to succeed her updated their social studies The council plans to act quickly are focusing their campaigns on frameworks to put more empha- to name a replacement for the issues including homelessness, sis on civics and participatory remaining three years of Whaling’s recycling and bullying preven- skills. term. tion. In Connecticut, 4,400 fifth- “She was a good mayor, I Welcome to politics, elemen- graders from 45 cities and towns thought, and she knew how to get tary-school style. voted to choose the kid governor. things done,” Gibson said. “It’s Seven candidates are running The program, which also just a shame that this has hap- to be the fifth-grade “kid gover- includes in-class lessons about pened. But, you know, there could nor” of Connecticut in an elec- government and engaging with be good things come out of it.” tion that seeks to spark deeper community issues, was She doesn’t know what that will interest for all students in gov- launched last year by the be or how the town will repair ernment and civics, a subject Connecticut Public Affairs itself “unless we just go day by day getting less attention in Network, with sponsorship by to live like we have lived,” Gibson American schools today than it the state Department of said. did in earlier decades. Education. Clay County Development Similar efforts have sprouted The winner serves a one-year director Pamela Ramsey Taylor as education-focused nonprofits term. Responsibilities include made the post following and schools aim to prepare bet- developing a plan to deliver on Republican Donald Trump’s elec- ter-engaged citizens. Advocates campaign promises, keeping up tion as president, saying of incom- say a need for more civic a blog highlighting other stu- ing first lady Melania Trump: “It instruction has been apparent dents’ efforts to make a differ- will be refreshing to have a classy, for years but was highlighted by ence, and making public appear- beautiful, dignified First Lady in the low voter turnout and acrid ances and speeches. the White House. I’m tired of see- tone in the presidential race The current kid governor, ing a Ape in heels.” between Hillary Clinton and Elena Tipton, 11, of East Whaling responded: “Just made Donald Trump. Hartford, was elected last year my day Pam.” “Effective civics learning pro- on a kindness platform. She said Whaling later issued a written motes civil discourse. Effective she originally planned a cam- apology to news media outlets, say- civics learning helps students paign focused on bullying pre- ing her comment wasn’t intended develop the ability to discuss vention, but said that would be to be racist. controversial issues respectfully. giving bullies the attention that “I was referring to my day being That seemed to be in very short they want. made for change in the White supply in the election we’ve just “The best part about it is that House! I am truly sorry for any gone through,” said Ted I get to go around and meet all hard feeling this may have caused! McConnell, executive director of these different people and learn Those who know me know that I’m the Campaign for the Civic what they do to be kind,” Elena not in any way racist!” Mission of Schools. “Basic civics said. Taylor, who told WCHS-TV on knowledge is wanting through- Research has shown that Monday night that she was put on out our country.” civics education, including dis- leave, did not return a call seeking After years of decline, many cussions of current events, comment. efforts are underway to restore increases the likelihood young the role advocates say schools people will vote, said Peter were intended to play in teach- Levine, an associate dean at the ing students their rights and Jonathan M. Tisch College of responsibilities as citizens. Civic Life at Tufts University. China’s Arctic ambitions take shape in remote Iceland valley The decline in schools began There also is evidence, he said, in the 1950s and accelerated in that when children are engaged, LAUGAR, Iceland (AP) — In a 1.37 billion, and this tiny North weathered earthquakes, volca- story of fighting with the bigger the 2000s as schools empha- their parents are more likely to remote valley near the Arctic Atlantic island nation of 330,000 noes, famine and financial melt- powers around us over fish and sized courses with more bearing vote. Circle where the wind whips the people. It may seem a lopsided down since it was settled by the resources that we have. That on testing under No Child Left The framework adopted last coarse yellow grass, China and friendship, but both countries Vikings in the 9th century. But has left its mark on the popula- Behind, McConnell said. Where year in Connecticut urges Iceland are preparing to look to perceive benefits. Beijing wants an China’s growing interest has also tion.” high schools once taught three schools to teach civics through- the sky — and a shared future. Arctic ally as climate change aroused suspicions among some Iceland was nudged in China’s civics courses, he said, it is gen- out the curriculum, and not just Construction workers are build- opens up new sea routes and Icelanders, who are wary of big direction by financial calamity. erally down to one. in high school. A new initiative ing a research facility to study the resource-extraction opportunities, powers trying to grab their When the global credit crunch hit — Illinois, which had been with the secretary of the state’s Northern Lights, whose spectacu- while Iceland seeks heavyweight resources, whether fish, energy or in 2008, Iceland’s banks — whose among less than a dozen states office will recognize schools that lar streaks of color light up friends to anchor it against stormy land. debts had ballooned to more than without a civics requirement, taught the 2016 elections in Iceland’s winter skies. Funded by economic waves. “We are a very small country, we 10 times the country’s GDP — col- required at least a semester of innovative ways. China’s Polar Research Institute, “It is better to be a friend to are only 300,000 people, so we lapsed. Iceland’s currency nose- instruction for students to grad- Brian Cofrancesco, who runs the facility will house Chinese, everyone when you are small than don’t look at our independence as dived, unemployment soared, and uate beginning this year. the kid governor program, said it Icelandic and international scien- be an enemy to anybody,” said an automatic thing,” said Asgeir Iceland was forced to go the — Nonprofit groups such as helps children understand the tists when it opens next year. Reinhard Reynisson, director of Jonsson, an economist at the International Monetary Fund and Generation Citizen and democratic process and the This cement shell is a concrete the nonprofit company building University of Iceland. “It’s some- the European Union for bailouts. Discovering Justice have mobi- value of their own voice. achievement in the burgeoning the Aurora Observatory. thing that you have to protect and It also began looking for new eco- lized volunteers to help high “Kids are realizing,” he said, relationship between the rising Reynisson speaks with the con- look after. nomic partners to help it rebuild school teachers run action-ori- “every vote really does matter.” Asian superpower, population fidence of a country that has “In our history, we have a long — and China was willing. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016— 19 WEDNESDAY

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Catherine Jordan: Giving seniors a new reason to look up

By WILLIAM WRIGHT Lifestyles Editor When Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling during the Renaissance period, little did he know that future artists would be inspired to paint on ceilings to offer comfort to resi- dents in nursing homes. Local artist Catherine Jordan was inspired by an elderly woman looking up at the ceiling while lying on her back at Bradley Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center. The idea was to enable the resident to look up in her bed, whenever she was lying down, and see a com- forting visual that was both per- sonal and meaningful to her. to help out.” Jordan explained, “When I Between the artist’s imagina- came to visit my friend, Miss Pat tion and conversations with resi- Stinnett, and I noticed her room- dents, Jordan is able to paint a mate, who was lying on her back sentimental portrait that at the time — when her eyes inspires hope, happiness, fond were open the only place she memories and future blessings could see was up. I started to the comfort and encourage- thinking if I was there, I would ment of seniors who need do love to have something to look nothing more than look up. at. So I asked (activity director) Allen said, “It may spark their Janice Allen if they would be own imagination or allow them willing for me to paint something to reflect on happier times, on the ceiling tiles.” which could possibly aid their When board members heard cognitive skills and increase about the concept they approved emotional responses.” it for each of the 214 residents “It’s like they’re able to escape who were interested in a paint- a little bit,” Jordan said. “Like ing on their ceiling tile, accord- getting out of the room.” ing to Jordan, who described it According to Jordan, her first as an honor to work on such a painting (the lighthouse painting engines, served in Operation of who Jordan is. She has sentimental and inspirational on Stinnett’s ceiling) took Desert Shield before settling worked at a hospice agency. project, adding, “And being that approximately eight hours to down and raising four children Although the single-mom has a Miss Pat is my buddy, I had to do complete, but the joy on her of her own. 22-year-old set of twins out and Miss Pat first!” friend’s face will last in her mem- She said she discovered the on their own, a soon-to-be 17 Jordan, a 2010 Lee University ory forever. art of painting at the age of 30 year old son and a 15 year old graduate who majored in pas- “They videotaped Miss Pat’s after going through postpartum daughter at home, she is also a toral ministry and graduated reaction and it was awesome!” depression with her fourth child “host-family” through Safe Summa Cum Laude, explained, Jordan recalls. “I think everyone while she was stationed in Families for Children, an organi- “I used to work with another else was pleasantly surprised. Germany with her then husband zation that works hand-in-hand Banner photos, WILLIAM WRIGHT artist who was the director and They brought in the area director who was also in the military. with children’s services to link cofounder at Haven Place, an CATHERINE JORDAN is on a mission to paint images on tile ceil- to see it [and they] liked it as “It really was therapeutic. I families in need with local volun- ings from the memories of senior residents in nursing homes who outreach for at-risk kids. I spoke well. It’s been neat to use what started with a six by eight foot teers who can offer them help can look up and feel encouraged by her artwork. She will be joined with another artist who works God has given me. I’ve been mural. Then I went to a 10 by 30 and support. there and asked if he would be praying, ‘Lord, with the talents foot mural. Then I looked at a “It’s kind of like preventative by other local artists and art students from Lee University. Above, interested in coming on board to you’ve given me what can I do?’ Thomas Kinkade mural and foster care,” Jordan explained. Jordan is seen singing with Bradley Healthcare and Rehabilitation paint. He said yes and shared My heart’s desire is to make a painted it on my dining room “Parents seek out assistance Center resident Pat Stinnett. Jordan described their singing together with me another young art major difference.” wall. After that I started working that is supported through as “the most rewarding time.” Above is the first ceiling painting by at Lee. Now, we’re partnering Jordan, who joined the U.S. on canvasses and gave them out churches. My church has part- Jordan, a lighthouse specifically painted for her friend Stinnett. Above with the art department at Lee Army when she was 17 and as Christmas presents.” left, Jordan is seen painting her second ceiling tile for the other resi- and bringing students from Lee trained to work on helicopter That giving spirit is at the core See JORDAN, Page 20 dent, Stinnett’s roommate, who inspired her idea. Helene Stegall celebrates her 100th birthday in Cleveland

Special to the Banner During her teenage and young adult years, Excitement was in the air as more than 75 family Stegall was a member of the Ukiah Sewing Club. In members and friends from across the country gath- 1939, she became a professional seamstress work- ered at the Liberty Ridge Ranch on Blue Springs ing first in San Francisco and then Hawaii. She was Road in Cleveland to celebrate the 100th birthday in Honolulu in 1941, when she met and married a of Helene Ruth Lamb Stegall. navy radioman named Albert Houston Stegall, who A mother of five, Stegall has 20 grandchildren hailed from Kingston. As luck would have it, they and 17 great-grandchildren. had returned to San Francisco shortly before the It was a gorgeous autumn day on Oct. 15, so the attack on Pearl Harbor, but Mr. Stegall would later large barn doors were left open, inviting the sun- earn a Silver Star for his bravery and service during light to brighten the event even more. After a deli- the war, by assisting with an emergency appendec- cious lunch of lasagna, salad, and various desserts, tomy on board his submarine in enemy waters, in the centenarian’s children graced her with praise addition to catching German spies in the act of and fond memories of her many talents and acts of sabotaging his submarine. service. After the war, the Stegalls lived as a Navy family She was given a hat decorated with a hundred $1 all over the world, including Washington, D.C., bills, a poster collage of old news clippings that numerous stays in Kingston, several cities in mentioned her by name, and a cake topped with California, the Marshall Islands, the Canal Zone in emblems of her favorite pastimes: sewing, knitting, Panama, Idaho and New Jersey. Later on, Mrs. and gardening. Stegall would also live in Germany, Pittsburgh, Two slide shows of her life played in the back- Pennsylvania and Cincinnati — plus a few months ground, a great-granddaughter played a stunning in Cleveland — to name just a few. violin piece, and a daughter-in-law did a Hawaiian In the early 1980s, she took up knitting, eventu- dance for her. But perhaps the highlight of the ally becoming quite an expert. In 1998, Stegall was event was when everyone sang along to a song even invited to the White House, where a pair of about her life that two of her grandchildren had knitted snowman mittens she designed was dis- written to the tune of “This Land is Your Land.” played on a wreath in the East Wing. A picture of The celebration did not end there or then. the mittens was published in the Summer 1999 Gatherings continued at two of her daughters’ edition of Cast-On magazine. houses — Judy Keeny and Janice Bellock — who The centenarian has always been in good health. both moved to Cleveland a few years ago. Although she is well-known for her amazing apple Meanwhile, Mrs. Stegall stayed at the Hampton Inn pie and German chocolate cake, she is perpetually in Cleveland. conscious of her diet, manages to avoid pills and Although one would never expect a hotel staff to doctors, and keeps herself active — she last drove celebrate a guest’s birthday, that next Monday on 2,000 miles across country to see a new great her real birthday, this staff surprised the 100-year- grandchild on the way to a high school reunion at old with balloons, chocolate-covered strawberries, age 85. truffles and a card signed by numerous staff mem- Perhaps this is one of her secrets to a long life: bers. Live it fully because it isn’t over until it’s over. Born on Oct. 17, 1916, in Santa Rosa, California, To this day, Mrs. Stegall still knits, enjoys put- to Edward and Lillian Belle (King) Lamb, Stegall ting puzzles together and looks after the flowers grew up in nearby Potter Valley, California, and surrounding the home she shares with her daugh- Contributed photo attended Ukiah High School. graduating in 1934. ter and son-in-law, Marilyn and Michael Burrill in HELENE Ruth Lamb Stegall turned 100 last month and was honored by more than 75 family The Lamb family was well-known in the area, as Cincinnati. members and friends from across the country who came to Cleveland to celebrate the new cente- her great grandparents were pioneers who settled (Information submitted by Jennifer H. Paz, a narian. Stegall held a $100 bill in her hands while wearing a hat with a hundred $1 bills above. there in 1854. granddaughter) 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Jordan Wright Way From Page 19

nered with Bethany Christian Services, so that’s what I’m enjoying doing.” Jordan said she initially vol- The problem of companionship? unteered to come out and sing to Predictions that more and more are re-making human values and the residents at Bradley people will be involved in carnal connections.” Healthcare and Rehabilitation, relations with robots is coming For those seeking to please the and “I met Pat in the process of true. According to the Vanity Fair God of the holy Bible, there are that about eight years ago. When article “Is This the Dawn of the some real concerns about this I started thinking about coming Sexbots?” incredibly lifelike dolls kind of behavior and companion- back to the nursing home, Pat used for sexual gratification are ship for sexual gratification. was the one who popped into my already being sold to the public. Consider, for example, Jesus’ head! So we’ve connected again The April 16, 2015, article quoted words at Matthew 5:28: “But I say and we do her fingernails, we one expert surveyed in a Pew to you that whoever looks at a read together and watch movies Research Center as predicting woman to lust for her has already together.” “robot sex partners will be ‘com- committed adultery with her in his In addition to spending time monplace’ by 2025 and foresees heart.” — New King James with the elderly, raising her chil- robot sex being both popular and Version. dren and serving as a host family ‘the source of scorn and division, If looking at a woman to have a to another child in need, Jordan the way that critics today bemoan passion for her is condemned, said she is excited about her new selfies as an indicator of all that’s how could a Christian justify own- painting project to give residents wrong with the world.’” ing a product designed to arouse something to keep their eyes Dr. Helen Driscoll, a leading and satisfy that passion? This, of fixed on while lying in bed. Each authority on the psychology of sex course, would also apply to painting will be a personal work and relationships, said, “As virtual women. Likewise, 1Thessalonians of art designed to trigger a fond memory for seniors. They can reality becomes more realistic and 4:4 reads, “Learn how to control Banner photo, WILLIAM WRIGHT immersive and is able to mimic your own body in a pure and even take the tile painting with PAT STINNETT, a resident at Bradley Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center, and volunteer artist and even improve on the experi- respectable way. Don’t be con- them whenever they leave. Catherine Jordan are longtime friends who enjoy socializing and singing together. Jordan put Stinnett at ence of sex with a human partner, trolled by your sexual urges...” — Originally from Spring, Texas, just outside of Houston, Jordan the top of her list to paint a memorable image on her ceiling, something Stinnett said she loves and will it is conceivable that some will Common English Bible. Would always cherish. Other residents who are interested will receive their own personal artwork on tile. choose this in preference to sex purchasing such a product for said she has already started on a with a less than perfect human sexual gratification be “a pure and second painting for the resident being.” respectable way” of controlling who inspired the artistic initia- ings have been carefully pre- the artwork she and others will reason to look up and smile. True Companion, a company sexual urges? tive and is delighted at the served to ensure that future gen- be doing will also be preserved Any artist interested in joining based in New Jersey said it has Furthermore, Colossians 3:5 prospect that it may also become erations would be able to view for as long as possible, and even the ceiling painting project can already developed the world’s first states, “Don’t be controlled by a family keepsake. and appreciate his artistry, longer in the memories of the contact Catherine Jordan at male and female sex robots. your body. Kill every desire for the Just as Michelangelo’s paint- Jordan hopes her concept and seniors who now have a greater 910-574-3306. Douglas Hines, the chief executive wrong kind of sex. Don’t be and inventor told the BBC that immoral or indecent or have evil there is a real need for this prod- thoughts.” — Contemporary uct. English Version. Would you agree Thanksgiving is a chore, even with Martha Stewart’s help “We are not supplanting the that such behavior with a doll NEW YORK (AP) — Even for mashed potatoes, gravy, roasted wife or trying to replace a girl- could be described as desiring “the the best home chefs, Brussels sprouts, stuffing and friend. This is a solution for people wrong kind of sex?” Does behaving Thanksgiving is a lot of work. apple pie. There are no short- who are between relationships or in this manner sound decent to And whether you’re hosting cuts, like a premade pie crust or someone who has lost a spouse,” you? friends or family, it’s a pressure bread cubes for stuffing. he said. “People can find happi- For anyone interested in a rela- cooker of a feast. Dry birds and Everything’s from scratch. ness and fulfilment other than via tionship with Jesus, the words at burnt stuffing have a way of The turkey is frozen, so if you human interaction.” Galatians 5:24 apply: “And those turning into tales told long after ordered one, the company will However, Dr. Kathleen who belong to Christ Jesus have the plates are cleared. send it out about a week before Richardson, a senior research fel- crucified the flesh with its pas- Martha Stewart is here to Thanksgiving to allow time for low in the Ethics of Robotics, at De sions and desires.” — English help. A meal-preparation com- thawing (my 12.5-pound bird Montfort University in Leicester, Standard Version. No matter how pany she’s lent her name to, took about four days to defrost). England, wants to ban the devel- hard it is to control one’s desires, Martha & Marley Spoon, will A separate box for the side dish- opment of these sex objects. wouldn’t a servant of God be will- send you recipes and all the es will arrive just a few days “When I first started looking ing to endure any suffering rather ingredients you need for a deca- before the feast. into the subject I thought, ‘Oh sex than satisfy passions outside of dent Thanksgiving feast. That’s not a lot of time, but robots, that’s harmless and per- God’s marital arrangement? Unlike packages offered by you don’t want to get fresh veg- haps these robots would reduce Many Christians are still wait- many supermarkets and restau- gies too early and have them go demand for real women and chil- ing on God (Micah 7:7) for a prop- rants, you still have to do your bad before you cook. The com- dren,’” Robertson told CNBC. “But er mate and heeding the counsel own cooking (watch me do it pany will email you tips for get- then as I researched the subject to get married, rather than be h e r e : ting parts of the cooking done more I found that the opposite was inflamed with passion by https://youtu.be/XY5TMdcFhd ahead of time, but there’s no true — that rather than reduce indulging in embarrassing behav- AP photo w ). And we’re talking about a substitute for good planning THIS PHOTO shows food from a Thanksgiving dinner from Martha the objectification of women, chil- ior with a doll (1Corinthians 7:9, complete feast for eight to 10 and organization, just like every dren and also men and transgen- 36). God’s Word foretold at people, unlike rival services that other Thanksgiving dinner. & Marley Spoon in New York. For $120, or $180 which includes an der people, these robots would 2Timothy 3:13 that in the Last just do sides or focus on quick Wednesday is the deadline for 11-to-15 pound free-range turkey, Martha & Marley Spoon will ship contribute and reinforce their Days, “wicked men and impostors meals for couples. Martha ordering this package online . just about everything you need to cook a decadent Thanksgiving din- position in society (as objects). We will advance from bad to worse, Stewart’s package is rare in —- ner for eight to 10 people. have the real use of women and misleading and being misled.” — offering an all-inclusive meal THE COOKING children in the real world as sex New World Translation. you make yourself. I found the recipes easy to —- —- objects and this kind of parapher- Driscoll said continuing But these aren’t your grand- pull off. They are written clearly PERSONAL TASTES RIGHT FOR YOU? nalia reinforces that message.” advances in technology mean the ma’s recipes. The meal might and include helpful photos. The downside of simplified This might be a good option According to the online article way in which humans interact feel like restaurant cooking, But it still took a full day to recipes is that when you cut out for rookie cooks looking to host “Will we ever want to have sex with with robots is going to change even though you did all the make everything. I peeled and ingredients and steps, you cut Thanksgiving for the first time, robots?” — the BBC quoted Sherry drastically in the coming decades, work. You sacrifice tradition, chopped and sauteed for hours. out the “wow” as well. Advanced without cheating and buying Turkle, a psychologist and profes- to the point that eventually “phys- though you save time and avoid And I had to open that nasty cooks might find themselves everything premade. sor at the Massachusetts Institute ical relationships will seem primi- agony fighting crowds during bag of turkey guts tucked inside wanting to doctor the recipes a But if your family is wedded of Technology, as saying, “It is tive.” It may seem primitive to what would probably be multi- of the bird, fish out the giblets bit. to certain traditional dishes and time to reconsider the premise those who no longer care what ple shopping trips. and make a stock for what Some of the dishes, including cooking methods, you might feel that a robot is better than nothing, God thinks. But for those who —- would eventually become tasty the turkey, tasted undersea- sad — or end up visiting the because, if you are trying to solve want God’s favor, they will prepare WHAT’S IN THE BOX? gravy. soned. The apple pie was a big grocery store anyway to add the problem of care and compan- now to resist and reject any Martha & Marley Spoon sent For me, the biggest challenge hit, but could have used a liber- your favorites to the feast. Even ionship with a robot, you are not unnatural union with machines. me a package to try out. The was getting everything in and al dose of cinnamon. And while the least picky cook is going to trying to solve it with the people God knows what we do in the pri- Associated Press picked up the out of the oven in time for din- the mashed potatoes were over- need to add a few things. The you need to solve it with — vacy of our homes (Hebrews 4:13). tab for it, and I hosted an early ner. The turkey, apple pie and the-top rich, they were still pie cries out for ice cream, and friends, family, community.” May whatever acts He sees be Thanksgiving dinner with family two of the three side dishes bland. you might want bread for the Turkle told the American images He can be proud of instead and friends. I found the price needed to bake at some point The notable exception was the table. Simple appetizers would Association for the Advancement of ashamed of. That, of course, will reasonable, compared with what and at various temperatures. stuffing, which was packed with be good as well, along with lots of Science, “We may think we are depend on whose companionship I’d pay buying all the ingredi- When it was all over, I was onion, celery, fresh parsley, of wine. But these are things only making robots, but really we we value most. ents individually. The package exhausted and still had a feast sage and dried cherries. And your guests can bring. costs about $180, or $120 if you to host. Do as much as you can while I’m generally not a fan of In the end, does it really mat- provide your own turkey. the night before, then enlist Brussels sprouts, or mustard ter? Isn’t Thanksgiving more Topeka woman finds art to be There’s even enough for left- your family and friends to help. sauces, several of my guests about the people you’re with, overs. Even a simplified Thanksgiving said they enjoyed that dish as rather than what you eat? The package comes with is too much work for one per- well, pointing to its bright fla- Probably, unless you’re talk- therapeutic for mental illness everything you need to make son. vors. ing about my sweet potatoes. TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Art has and be proud,” she said. “When I been an invaluable outlet in Laura sell something, I feel successful.” Silverberg’s fight against mental Some of Silverberg’s jewelry is illness. on view and for sale at the Yeldarb Mini pies take center stage as holiday dessert option Jewelry making, painting and Gallery in NOTO. A year ago, the By ELIZABETH KARMEL chocolate lovers out there. I also collaging have helped Silverberg gallery, in partnership with Valeo Associated Press add a touch of Kahlua to deepen become more patient and feel a Behavioral Health Care, opened the flavor of the chocolate, but sense of pride in her creations. the “Creations of Hope Art When I have a lot of people you could stick with the tradi- “I have grown by doing art,” she Gallery,” which features the work coming over, I love to make mini tional bourbon if you prefer. If said. of artists dealing with mental pies, or “pie cups.” I coined the you don’t like pecans, this pie is In 1987, Silverberg came to health issues. name “pie cup” when I created a also delicious made with wal- Topeka seeking treatment at the The collaboration has been a “pie program” for one of my nuts. Menninger Clinic. Battling depres- way to promote prevocational restaurants and vowed to make —- sion has led her to three court- skills and reduce the stigma of pie the new cupcake in NYC. MINI CHOCOLATE PECAN PIE committed stays at psychiatric mental illness, said Paula Since then, the mini, hand- CUPS facilities. Acheson, Valeo’s expressive thera- held pie has exploded in popular- Start to finish: 30 minutes The Topeka Capital-Journal pies manager. ity. The beauty of the mini pies is Servings: 12 (http://bit.ly/2eY87Kb ) reports “Artists become public health that they are portable, easy to 12 individual Keebler graham that at one point, Silverberg drove advocates as they are empowered make and the perfect proportion cracker pie shells or homemade to Interstate 70 and planned to to raise awareness by describing size. 3-inch pie shells walk into oncoming traffic. one piece of art at a time,” Most people I know don’t make 1 cup pecan halves plus more Another time, she bought a gun Acheson said. their own pie because they are for decorating the tops (substi- and went to a hotel to kill herself. Within the art therapy field, afraid to make the pie dough tute walnuts if you prefer) AP photo When a therapist pointed out to there is an ongoing discussion from scratch. There is so much 4 tablespoons butter, melted THIS PHOTO shows mini chocolate pecan pies at the Institute of Silverberg that she has a support between process and product. pressure on the cook for 2/3 cup granulated white Culinary Education in New York. This dish is from a recipe by system and that she should use it, However, Acheson said she Thanksgiving that the holiday is sugar Elizabeth Karmel. Silverberg realized the therapist believes the process is more not the time to learn how to 1/2 cup dark corn syrup was right. important therapeutically. make pie dough. This recipe 2 large eggs, beaten An art therapy program at Valeo “The act of creating a unique offers the option of using pre- 1/8 teaspoon sea salt Combine butter, granulated a few nuts. also was immensely beneficial. product is a very satisfying form of made graham-cracker crusts. If 4 ounces 70 percent bitter- sugar, corn syrup, eggs, salt, Place the sheet pan in the cen- Silverberg got to try new artistic self-expression,” she said. you already make your own pie sweet chocolate, melted chocolate, vanilla and Kahlua ter rack of the oven. Bake about techniques and learn new skills At Valeo, the expressive thera- dough, you can make this pie in 1 heaping teaspoon vanilla and stir until well mixed. 20 minutes or until cooked such as crocheting. She described pies program is a coordinated mini pie shells or a muffin pan. extract Place the mini pie crusts on a through, a little puffy and crusty her arttherapist as being encour- treatment effort among case man- Once you the pie crust is taken 2 tablespoons of Kahlua half sheet pan. Pour the pie mix- on top. Let cool on a rack for at aging. agers, education and employment care of, you will understand the Whipped Cream or vanilla ice ture on top of nuts just until the least 3 hours. Refrigerate leftover With jewelry making, Silverberg specialists and medication spe- meaning of “easy as pie”: cream, for serving (optional) first line of the crust (if you made pie. said she enjoys designing pieces cialists to help support its clients. Assembling the filling requires Preheat the oven to 350 F. your own crust, this is about 1/4 Serve warm with whipped and playing with combinations of Staying compliant with medica- just a bowl and a fork. Put two tablespoon of nuts inch from the top). Do not overfill cream or a small scoop of vanilla beads. tions has helped Silverberg’s life I add dark chocolate to a tradi- into each unbaked pie shell. Set as they will puff up as they bake. ice cream if you choose. The pies “I’m able to look at creations stabilize in the past few years. tional pecan pie for all those aside. Decorate the tops of the pies with are also good cold the next day. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016— 21

FrienDs OF the LibrAry Association will host the Book and Ocoee DAR donates to Nancy Ward project Coffee series in the History Branch Parlor Room on Friday at 10 a.m. The Ocoee Chapter Daughters Contributed photo grade teacher at Arnold Memorial Join your friends as you enjoy cof- of the American Revolution held At the Elementary School insisted that fee and a book review. It is not its November meeting at the Elks anyone who had not visited the OCOee necessary read the book prior to Lodge. Regent Laura Boyd ChApter DAr Cleveland Public Library, should presided. Maureen Jaggers led the do so right away. There was no the event. The purpose of the meeting in Book & Coffee series is to pique singing of the national anthem. November, Vice section in the Arnold library at Boyd introduced guests and that time for the younger stu- your interest. The Rev. Dr. Joel announced that Ocoee Chapter Regent Leigh dents. During her time as a stu- Huffstetler will review “The Wright won an award for best percentage Ann Boyd intro- dent at Hiwassee College, Brothers” by David McCullough. attendance at the East Tennessee duces guest Ridgeway worked at the Hardwick This free event is open to the pub- workshops. She asked for volun- speaker Charlie Library. And when researching lic and FOLA provides the coffee. teers for the Member Notification Rhodarmer of her ancestor for DAR member- Committee. Members voted to the Sequoyah ship, the NSDAR Library, avail- accept two prospective members Birthplace able online, proved an invaluable and one transfer member. Museum in resource. The information provid- Christmas shopping to benefit missions Donations are being requested Vonore. ed there enabled Ridgeway to con- Zion Assembly Church of God will hold its first Christmas Gift for a monument listing all 13 DAR nect her family tree to a common Shoppe on Nov. 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. It is located at 5512 chapters in the Cherokee District, the sacrifices made to establish had learned to read and write ancestor researched by an earlier Waterlevel Highway (64). to be placed at the Nancy Ward this nation. A nation where we using this new system. Sequoyah DAR member. Proceeds from the sale will go to aid the world missions program gravesite. Pauline Moore, Nancy may live freely, worship individu- continued to serve the Cherokee Since its founding in 1896, the of the church. Ward Chapter in Chattanooga, is ally and celebrate as we choose. people as a statesman and diplo- NSDAR Library has grown to be a Free gift wrapping will be given with each purchase and free bev- in charge of the project. Chapter You, the Daughters of the mat until his death in 1843. specialized source of American erages and snacks will be served. members voted to donate money American Revolution, are one of National Defense Chairman genealogical and historical publi- The gift shop will offer gifts for the hard-to-buy-for, the last one on toward the project. the great blessings to me person- Jeannine Scott explained how cations, as well as powerful online your list, the one who has everything, the one who likes the unusu- Boyd read National Society DAR ally, and to this nation’s commu- Veterans Day, the day on which data bases. The library contains al, someone special or yourself. President General Ann T. Dillon’s nities. Thank you for all you do in we express our appreciation for thousands of books and special The gift shop coordinators invite the public to “begin your holiday message to the Daughters which service to God, Home and the veterans who served our collections of genealogy and cul- season with us and enjoy a unique shopping experience in the Spirit included the following: Country.” country, came to be named. In ture. The NSDAR Library’s preser- of Christmas.” “The DAR Museum opened a Boyd passed around a thank- 1921, an unknown World War I vation is critical for future fabulous new exhibit in October you note from Connie Bancroft’s American soldier was buried in prospective DAR members and named “An Agreeable Tyrant: third-grade class at Prospect Arlington National Cemetery. This historians. However, only its staff Earth Fare brings healthier food to area Fashion after the Revolution.” In Elementary School. Students had site, on a hillside overlooking the is funded. All other expenses, Earth Fare, an authentic specialty organic and natural foods grocery anticipation of the gallery’s closing also made Thanksgiving themed Potomac River and the city of including funds for acquisition of store, is making its debut in Hixson, the fifth store to open in for remodeling, the new exhibit placemats, three dimensional Washington, D.C., became the additional books and historical Tennessee. takes advantage of the period turkeys and colorful “poppers” focal point of reverence for artifacts, are dependent upon Earth Fare has distinguished itself as a lader in the healthy foods rooms depicting the 1780–1820s with candy and trinkets for chap- America’s veterans. Those who contributions primarily from DAR industry by developing a unique food philosophy which applies to time period. Items from our textile ter members. The artwork is the have never visited this site and members. every product offered in the store. Beyond groceries, the new store will and garments collection are students’ way of thanking mem- witnessed the “changing of the Ridgeway asked that members feature also Earth Fare’s Heirloom Organic Café and Juice Bar. The mounted on mannequins and dis- bers for providing an annual sub- guard,” are encouraged to do so. donate to assure the Library’s Heirloom Café is the third of its kind and features 100 percent certified played in 12 of the 31 period scription to Kind News for Kids, a Similar burials of an unknown continued place in the preserva- organic coffee and juice. rooms and in the Yochim Gallery. bi-monthly publication given to soldier had taken place earlier in tion of American history. After the Shoppers wil find organic choices at the salad bar,hot foods bar, (The exhibit ends April 29, 2017.) each student. Each year, the class England and France. These meeting, the members’ contribu- pizza station, sandwich counter and in conveniently packaged meals- “Thanksgiving follows closely on makes table decorations for the memorial events all took place on tions were sent to the NSDAR on-the-go. the heels of Veterans Day, usher- chapter’s November meeting. Nov. 11, recognizing the World Library. The café offers delicious options so shoppers can enjoy a homemade ing in the holiday season and cel- Vice-regent Leigh Ann Boyd War I fighting ended at 11 a.m. on Past Tennessee State Regent meal without the work, whether they are dining in the café which fea- ebration of Christmas, Hanukkah introduced guest speaker Charlie Nov. 11, 1918 (the 11th hour of Susan Thomas is encouraging all tures 44 tables, 48 bar-to tables and 36 outdoor patio tables, or taking and other religious festivals set Rhodarmer, Manager and Director the 11th day of the 11th month). DAR members to subscribe to the it home. near the winter solstice. of the Sequoyah Birthplace The day became known as National Society’s award winning Learn more about Earth Fare’s fresh approach to improving lives Hanukkah is sometimes called Museum in Vonore. He has been Armistice Day, officially receiving American Spirit magazine. The through a healthier lifestyles at www.earthfare.com. the Miracle of Light because God with the museum for 16 years. His its name in America in 1926 chapter will receive credit toward Founded in 1975 in Asheville, N.C., Earth Fare is one of the largest kept the candles lit during the topic was “The Trail of Sequoyah.” through a Congressional resolu- a Chapter Achievement Award natural and organic food retailers in the county with 37 locations in dedication of the Second Temple Sequoyah was a soldier, silver- tion. If the hope had been realized with each paid subscription. All nine states in the Southeast, mid-Atlantic and Midwest. in Jerusalem for eight days, even smith, statesman, and creator of that World War I was “the War to orders received by the DAR though there was only enough oil the Cherokee writing system. He end all wars,” Nov. 11 might still Magazine Office by Dec. 31 will be to keep them burning for one. was born around 1776 in a log be called Armistice Day, but only credited in the 2016 Chapter Because Christians believe Jesus cabin in the Vonore area in what a few years after the holiday was Achievement Award year. ‘Arts on the Side’ to begin Dec. 6 in Athens is the light of the world, it is was then known as the Cherokee proclaimed, war broke out in Veterans Committee Chairman ATHENS — The Arts Center announces the next installment of meaningful for his birth to be rec- village of Tuskeegee. His father Europe. The name “Armistice Maggie Evans asked members to the monthly lunch-time series, “Arts on the Side,” to be at noon ognized during this time of very was a Virginia fur trader and his Day” was changed to “Veterans bring unwrapped gifts for those in on Dec. 6. The public is invited to bring a “brown bag” lunch on little daylight. mother was the daughter of a Day” to honor all veterans. veterans homes, if they haven’t the first Tuesday of each month and enjoy a free concert or art “We hope you will join us on Cherokee chief. While serving on President Ronald Reagan stated already done so. Socks are espe- demonstration. Dec. 7 for our annual DAR the side of the United States in the “Some people spend an entire life- cially needed. Also, toothbrushes, This month, concert-goers will enjoy a performance by Christmas open house. Memorial War of 1812, he became con- time wondering if they made a dif- soap, candy bars and so forth are Chattanooga Symphony & Opera Wind Quintet, which will perform a Continental Hall will be lit, music vinced that the Cherokee people ference in the world. But, [veter- needed to fill ‘goody bags’ for variety of pieces including classical and pops selections and holiday will resound from the library needed a system to be able to read ans] don’t have that problem.” homeless veterans in our area. favorites. loges, refreshments will be served, and write. After returning home, Librarian Gussie Ridgeway Conservation Chairman Helen The CSO quintets are composed of principal members from the and there will be an opportunity he began making the symbols that reported on the need for dona- Riden encouraged recycling and orchestra. They regularly perform over 60 schools annually for more for little ones to visit with Santa. could make words. In 1821, he tions to send to the National ways to save electricity. than 20,000 students and perform in a variety of other community “During this incredibly busy and his daughter Ayoka intro- Society DAR Library in During the business session of locations including libraries, hospitals, public parks, community time with family and friends, I duced his new writing system to Washington, D.C. the meeting, Carolyn Hendrix centers and businesses. The musicians are some of the finest in the hope we may all step back and the Cherokee, and within months, She first realized the impor- gave the treasurer’s report and area, performing and teaching regularly throughout the community. rest in the blessings we have, and thousands of the Cherokee people tance of libraries when her third Ann Cherry read the minutes of The full orchestra will present “Home for the Holidays” on Dec. 17 the previous meeting. Registrar at 7:30 p.m. and Dec. 18 at 3 p.m. at the Tivoli Theatre in Janice Dugan reported on the Chattanooga. Composer and conductor James Stephenson will lead progress of membership applica- the CSO’s annual holiday tradition in standard holiday tunes plus tions and reported on the his own special arrangements of old classics. Tickets start at $21, Membership, American History, $15 for kids 17 and younger and are available at 423-267-8583 or and Good Citizen committees. chattanoogasymphony.org. After a drawing for door prizes, “Arts on the Side” is one of many exciting AACA events this win- Boyd reminded members to bring ter, The Sue E. Trotter Theater at The Arts Center will host a wrapped gift for exchange to “Christmas and All of That Jazz” Dec. 9-11. The Friday and next month’s Christmas lunch- Saturday shows start at 7:30 p.m. The Sunday show starts at 2 eon. After thanking hostesses p.m. All shows are $15. Susan Humberd, Maureen For more information about these and other AACA programs, go to Jaggers and Katy Tippens, she athensartscouncil.org, call 423-745-8781, or stop by The Arts Center adjourned the meeting. at 320 North White Street in Athens. Cleveland Daily Banner

Contributed photos hOstesses for the November DAR Ocoee Chapter meeting were, from left, Susan Humberd, Maureen Jaggers and Katy Tippens. Christmas! Gift Certificates Hints from Heloise

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AP Photos/Mukhtar Khan DucKs swiM on the waters of Wular Lake, northeast of Srinagar, Indian-controlled Kashmir. India has realized a vast, alpine lake in Kashmir would be worth more pristine than exploited for resources. Unfortunately, it has realized too late. Wular Lake now holds less than half its former capacity, and restoring it may prove too tough.

KAshMiri villAgers stand at a dried portion of Wular Lake, northeast of Srinagar, Indian-controlled Kashmir. Can mistake that ruined majestic Kashmir lake be fixed? WULAR LAKE, India (AP) — now threatening the Himalayan 216 square kilometers (83 square Tucked within Kashmir’s glaciers that feed Wular’s waters, miles) in 1911 to just 104 square Himalayan foothills sits a fresh- and deforestation still unleashing kilometers (40 square miles) in water lake that was once among soil to clog it up once more. 2008. Along the fringes, impover- Asia’s largest. Long an inspiration Restoring such a lake in ished communities tend rice pad- to poets, beloved by kings, Wular Indian-controlled Kashmir — dies and in autumn harvest wild Lake has been reduced in places where a decadeslong violent con- water chestnuts from the lake to a fetid and stinking swamp. flict often supersedes all other shallows. The ornately carved Just the sight of it makes government plans — may be near wooden houseboats that once Mohammed Subhan Dar feel sick. impossible. surfed Wular’s waves are gone. He admits he’s partly responsible. —- Wular’s degraded state has not Dar was among dozens of vil- “Wular Lake is still in floods, only ruined its prospects for lagers employed in the 1950s by The North Wind howling tourism, but also has compro- the regional government to plant strong mised the lake’s function in millions of water-sucking willows The shore is far away, and absorbing heavy snow and ice in the crystalline lake. The goal you melt from the mountains. had been to create vast planta- Must steer your course with In 2014, Kashmir’s main city of tions for growing firewood and care.” Srinagar, just 34 kilometers (21 timber for construction and crick- — Kashmiri poet Mahjoor miles) southeast of the lake, was et bats. The result was the acci- (1885-1952) inundated with floodwaters that dental near-destruction of the —- wreaked billions of dollars in lake, as the trees drank from its The name Wular itself means damage. It happened again a few waters and their tangled roots “stormy” in the local Kashmiri months later in 2015, raising captured soil and built up the language, and once described the calls for renewed efforts to restore land. the region’s natural water sys- lake’s strong winds and choppy AP Photo/Mukhtar Khan The lake, now less than half of waters. Formed within a deep tems. its former capacity, no longer —- A KAshMiri woman works as she sits inside a boat at a dried portion of Wular Lake, northeast of cavern created by ancient earth- Srinagar, Indian-controlled Kashmir. churns and heaves with high quakes, the lake was for centuries “The earth is experiencing waves, but meanders across considered a paradise by writers, tremor after tremor, mossy swamps and trash-strewn philosophers, nobles and travel- The warnings of Nature are backwaters. Children long ago ers who camped on its banks and but too clear. stopped playing in the water. reveled in legends of an ancient Khidr, standing by Wular, is Families no longer use it to cook. city that vanished in the 5th cen- thinking: “It used to be so beautiful, so tury when a massive flood filled in When will the Himalayan clear you could see the bottom. the lake. springs burst?” That glory is gone,” said Dar, Mohammed Azim Tuman — Urdu poet Dr. Mohammed whose family has lived lakeside remembers a boyhood spent Iqbal (1877-1938) for seven generations. He alone steering his houseboat by moon- —- planted at least a hectare (2 acres) light over towering waves. Wular’s story is a familiar one of what is now a full-blown willow “My heart would be racing as I — a story of development at forest. clung to the railing to keep from nature’s expense, of good inten- “I feel ashamed every day. But falling into the water,” said tions and profound regret, of wet- it was work,” he said. “We’ve felt Tuman, the elderly proprietor of a lands disappearing. so helpless as governments med- tourism business. “When a storm Since 1990, the planet has lost dled with the lake.” hit, the water would splash so 75 percent of its wetlands as com- As Wular lost its appeal, its high I thought, ‘My god, the boat munities drained the water and value declined. Poverty rates in will be swallowed whole.’” built on the land. What’s left the 31 surrounding villages shot Back then, Kashmir was still a today offers about $3.4 billion in up to around 50 percent — five sleepy principality at the edge of services including water filtration, times the state average. the British Empire. In the seven flood control and wildlife support, The authorities “did not realize decades since, India and Pakistan according to a 2010 report for The what they were trading. They won independence and began Economics of Ecosystems & were so focused on protecting and fighting over Kashmir, a pro- Biodiversity , an ongoing project growing the forest they lost sight longed separatist conflict has proposed by the Group of Eight of the lake,” said Rahul Kaul of erupted and tens of thousands industrialized nations to study the nonprofit Wildlife Trust of have been killed. monetary values for the environ- India , which last year worked on AP Photo/Mukhtar Khan Today hundreds of thousands ment. an economic assessment of A KAshMiri woman collects chestnuts from a dried portion of Wular Lake, northeast of Srinagar, of Indian troops hunt for rebels More than half of that annual Wular’s repair. Indian-controlled Kashmir. through the cities and country- value in wetlands — or $1.8 bil- Kashmir and New Delhi offi- side. Razor wire snakes across lion — is delivered by wetlands in cials now want to fell millions of the landscape. Military vehicles Asia. trees, remove acres (hectares) of trundle along mountain roads. “It’s typical throughout India, cent of its capacity. ment bodies, while the lake’s debate and higher costs. Naqash soil and dredge enormous patch- Wular’s surface lies flat, lifeless not just in Kashmir. The critical In 2008, Wetlands overall management involves said they’d need about $280 mil- es of lake bottom. Proposals have and in some spots stagnant, balance between ecology and International came out with an even more departments includ- lion more for the eventual goal of been drafted, experts consulted teeming with mosquitoes. The economy that is missed,” said $82 million plan to restore ing forestry, farming, fisheries, restoring 27 square kilometers and money pledged, including water trickles in from the Jhelum Anzar A. Khuroo, assistant pro- Wular’s ecology. The costs would pollution control and the army. (10 square miles). nearly $1 million already spent River, and meanders some 16 fessor of biodiversity at the be recouped with 12 years from It took years just to agree on That’s many times more what tearing up willow forest on the kilometers (10 miles) before emp- University of Kashmir in Srinagar. timber profits, improved fish the lake’s boundaries. The proj- has been spent so far, but just lake’s eastern flank. tying through a dam on its way Kashmir’s other losses include stocks and an expected 40 per- ect was again re-evaluated. The over a third of what India spends But restoring an enormous toward Pakistan. Anchar Lake, now almost entirely cent boom in ecotourism. Within approved budget dropped to just on security in Kashmir in a sin- alpine lake is no simple thing, The surface and its surround- gone, and the famed Dal Lake in 20 years, the report estimated, $2 million. gle month. Indian officials are especially with climate change ing marshlands have shrunk from Srinagar, which has lost 70 per- every $1 spent on restoration By the time the first willows singularly focused on their enor- would lead to $2.74 in value were chopped down, it was 2015. mous military deployment in the returned. Only half the budget had been region amid a public uprising The Indian government was allocated, and those in charge of and renewed popular rebellion intrigued. the work saw it wasn’t enough. against Indian rule. Experts confirmed there were Still, they chopped and Scientists warn that any profits to be made from a cleaner, dredged. They removed about a efforts to repair Wular will be healthier lake. Some suggested it million cubic meters (1.3 million futile unless the plan also deals could be done for a third of the cubic yards) of silt — or 200,000 with areas far upstream, where cost. truckloads — before federal lake-clogging soil and silts are India’s parliament in 2011 funding expired. still being loosed from newly approved a budget of $26 million. Project officials say the future deforested lands. The plan would Officials began talking about felling of trees could bring in also have to consider climate five-star hotels, riverside parks enough to reinvest $44 million in change, they say, which is upset- and boulevards for frolicking lake restoration. In the mean- ting Himalayan rainfall patterns middle-class tourists and auc- time, they want funding to and may affect how much water tioning rights for running water restore 5 square kilometers (2 is available for the lake. sports. square miles) while they keep “I don’t think the government If only it had been so easy. lobbying for more. has an understanding of how dif- —- “What we’ve spent so far will be ficult this work would be,” said “How long will they remain fatuous. It will have no impact at Himalayan geologist and glaciol- hidden from the world, all,” said Rashid Naqash, a gov- ogist Shakil Romshoo, a profes- The unique gems that Wular ernment forest officer in charge sor at the University of Kashmir Lake holds in its depth.” of the program. “And then people who was part of a government- — Urdu poet Dr. Mohammed will say it was a waste, declare it appointed team that assessed Iqbal (1877-1938) a failure and forget about it. But Wular’s restoration in 2010. “We —- we can’t give up.” know a lot about the lake, the Getting everyone on board was Whether the project can sur- glaciers, the forests and ecosys- a major effort. The willow planta- vive is debatable. Any further tems. But that knowledge is still AP Photo/Mukhtar Khan tions alone are carved into blocks work will need a new proposal, not informing policy. And so any A KAshMiri villager collects water to wash his boat at the Wular Lake, northeast of Srinagar, Indian- controlled by individuals, villages more evaluation, another envi- restoration project is going to be controlled Kashmir. and a multitude of state govern- ronmental assessment, further pointless.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, November 16, 2016— 23 Wood crowned Lee University’s Homecoming Queen for 2016 The Lee University student body elected Shawna Wood as Homecoming Queen 2016. She was crowned during halftime of the men’s basketball game at Lee’s annual Homecoming fes- tivities earlier this month. Wood was a representative of the senior class. She is the daughter of Sean and Elizabeth Wood of Knoxville. She is a human development major and is on the cabinet for the Student Leadership Council, is a Gateway peer leader, and is a student worker for the School of Nursing. Wood was escorted by John Piantieri. clevelAnD high School theater presents its Annual Class Play Offs. Four student- Piantieri is the son of Sherri directed one acts in one show with awards given to the Best Play, Best Director, Best Actor, Oliver and John Piantieri of Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Biggest Laugh, and Audience Acworth, Georgia. He is a com- Favorite are planned for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This year's directors are as follows: munication studies major and Seniors, Mady Hicks and Adam Foster; juniors, Seaton Dasher and Katie Rexroad; sopho- is involved in the SLC and the mores, Coltyn Parks and Kyle Cumberton; and freshmen, Hope Cummings. The awards will Fellowship of Christian presented after the Saturday show. Shows times are 7 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and 2 Athletes. p.m. on Saturday. All shows are held at the Betsy Vines Memorial Theater inside Cleveland Also representing the senior High School. Admission is $5. The winner of Voices will also be announced. Voices is a script- class was Abigail Christopher. She is the daughter of Grey and writing competition held at Cleveland High School. The winner will get to cast, direct and stage Sherri Christopher of their play in January. The cast members are shown for, above, freshmen; below, sophomore; Waynesville, North Carolina. below center, junior; and bottom, freshman. Christopher, an anthropology Photo taken by Zach camp. major, is President of Omega ShAwnA wooD, right, is shown after being crowned the 2016 Alpha Phi and a member of both Homecoming Queen with her escort John Piantieri. Tau Kappa Omega and the Anthropology Club. She is an Appalachian College Chi, a member of Sigma Tau Piantieri of Acworth, Georgia. Association Ledford Scholar as Delta, and a student worker in The second representative of well as a Gateway peer leader. the Student Development Office. the sophomore class was Christopher was escorted by Representing the junior class Mannah Berg. She is the Josh Clark. was Kiersten Powers. She is the daughter of Anthony and Clark is the son of Michael daughter of Tim and Ellen Bethany Berg of Ballground, and Leslie Clark of Ooltewah. Powers of Lovettsville, Virginia. Georgia. Berg was escorted by He is a youth ministry major, a She was escorted by Elijah Christian Brooks. Brooks is the Gateway peer leader, a member Hammonds. Hammonds is the son of Terry and Shelly Brooks of Tau Kappa Omega, Delta Zeta son of Terry and Yvonne of Monroe, Georgia. Tau and the FCA. Hammonds of Newark, Ohio. Representing the freshman Another representative of the Also a representative of the class was Kelsi Gill. She is the senior class was MacKenzie junior class was Anna Davis. daughter of Mark and Gayla Gill Clinton. She is the daughter of She is the daughter of Bill and of Sebastopol, Mississippi. Gill Bill and Crystal Clinton of Danielle Davis of Greenville, was escorted by Oliver Conn. Hendersonville. Clinton, an South Carolina. Davis was Conn is the son of Brian and international business major, is escorted by Harrison Gray. Kelly Conn of Cleveland. a Gateway peer leader and is Gray is the son of Chris and Also representing the fresh- involved in SLC, Omega Alpha Becky Gray of Greenback. man class was Adaira Ott. She is Phi, and Big Pal Little Pal. She Representing the sophomore the daughter of Darin and was escorted by Clay Parris. class was Emily Gates. She is Courtney Scarbrough of Parris is the son of Randall the daughter of Richard and Knoxville. Ott was escorted by and Rhonda Parris from Beth Gates of Cumming, Joseph Whittington. Whittington Cleveland. He is an English sec- Georgia. Gates was escorted by is the son of Joe and Patty ondary education major as well Nik Piantieri. Piantieri is the Whittington of Raleigh, North as president of Alpha Gamma son of Sherri Oliver and John Carolina.

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Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Walk the GSN 144Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Donut Donut Sugar Sugar Sugar Sugar Cupcake Wars Å Cupcake Wars Å Cupcake Wars Å Cupcake Wars Å Good Eats Good Eats Cupcake Wars Å WE 163CSI: Miami “Death Grip” ’ CSI: Miami “Hard Time” ’ CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami “Grand Prix” ’ CSI: Miami “Big Brother” ’ CSI: Miami “Bait” ’ Å CSI: Miami “Death Grip” ’ CSI: Miami “Hard Time” ’ GALA 217La Fuerza del Destino Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos La Familia La Familia Noticias Los Cowboys Los Cowboys Hotel Todo TELE 223María Celeste Suelta la Sopa ’ (SS) Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Silvana Sin Lana (N) (SS) Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso ’ Señora Acero 3: La Coyote Al Rojo Vivo Titulares Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso ’ UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) Despertar Contigo (N) Vino el Amor (N) El color de la pasión (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Grudge Race Grudge Race Grudge Race NASCAR America (N) Å NHL Live (N) ’ (Live) NHL Hockey Pittsburgh Penguins at Washington Capitals. (Live) (:15) NHL Overtime (N) Sports Sports Sports Sports DLC 319The Tiniest Girl in the World Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Hoarding: Buried Alive ’ Addicted “Kevin” ’ Å Addicted “Amanda” Å Addicted “Phil” ’ Å Addicted “Kevin” ’ Å Addicted “Amanda” Å

Wednesday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WRCB) 8 p.m. on (E!) 9 p.m. on (WRCB) 9 p.m. on (WTVC2) 9 p.m. on (A&E) Blindspot Total Divas Chicago P.D. Empire Duck Dynasty Jane (Jaimie Alexander) is uncomfortably in WWE Superstars Lana and Maryse, along A two-hour presentation combining two The company becomes the target of hack- It’s probably a pretty safe bet that most U.S. on the planning of an attack by Sandstorm with WWE announcer Renee Young, join new episodes starts with “300,000 Likes,” ing, leading to reveals of messages that stir viewers would just as soon steer away from in the new episode “Why Let Cooler Pas- the cast as this series that takes viewers as the murder of the sole witness in a ill will among artists and the Lyons family, any TV shows having to do with elections ture Deform.” Covertly, she tries to get an inside the world of female professional case against a serial rapist prompts Voight in the new episode “Chimes at Midnight.” right now, but the Season 11 premiere of alert to her FBI colleagues before the event wrestlers enters its sixth season. These (Jason Beghe) and the team to investigate Cookie and Angelo (Taraji P. Henson, guest this hit reality series finds Willie and Jase can happen — knowing that if she’s caught, new episodes find Nikki Bella recovering the family of the suspect (guest star Gus star Taye Diggs) are the targets of Lucious’ in a (thankfully) small-stakes rivalry as they the results are likely to be lethal for her. from an injury that will require her to learn Harper). Then, in “A Shot Heard Round the (Terrence Howard) ongoing scheming. compete against each other to become Sullivan Stapleton, Rob Brown, Audrey Es- a completely new style of performing if she World,” the apartment-building murder of an Jamal (Jussie Smollett) ends up in a com- president of their neighborhood homeowner parza, Ashley Johnson, Ukweli Roach, Luke hopes to make a comeback. Against the officer motivates the squad to probe known plicated romance. Romeo Miller also guest association. Elsewhere, Jep, Jess and Miss Mitchell, Michelle Hurd and Archie Panjabi wishes of Brie, her sister, Nikki decides to enemies of the police. Sophia Bush, Jon stars. Bryshere “Yazz” Gray, Trai Byers and Kay work on a Duck Commander-themed also star. ask recently retired brother-in-law Daniel Seda, Jesse Lee Soffer and Elias Koteas Gabourey Sidibe also star. display for the local zoo in the new episode Bryan to coach her. also star. “The West Monroe Wing.”

THURSDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING NOVEMBER 17, 2016 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Ent. Tonight Football Night in Carolina (N) (:20) NFL Football New Orleans Saints at Carolina Panthers. (N) ’ (Live) Å News Tonight Show-J. Fallon WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Grace Graham Christmas Billy Graham Unqualified Drive History Potters Trinity Family Joel Osteen Prince Hillsong TV Praise (N) Å Watchman The Christ Four Things a WTNB 5Nancy’s Neighborhood WTNB Today Body Southern-Fit Tennova Talk Around Town First Baptist Church Perry Stone Around Town Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Maury ’ Å Name Game Name Game Millionaire Millionaire Family Feud Family Feud DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Supernatural (N) ’ Å Mod Fam Mod Fam Hollywood Free HD Tele Two Men Two Men WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Antiques Roadshow Å Georgia Trav. Ga. Outdoors (8:59) Kunta Kinteh Island Soundbreaking (N) ’ Å Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery DAYSTAR 8Green Room Bill Winston Mission Jewish Voice Guillermo Creflo Dollar Jewish Jesus John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Empowered By the Spirit Blessed Life M. Chironna New Level K. Copeland Robison Enjoying-Life WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) Grey’s Anatomy (N) Å Notorious “Choice” (N) ’ Get Away With Murder News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Ready Jet Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Chattanooga The A List Performance at White House Soundbreaking (N) ’ Å A Chef’s Life World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 Harry (N) ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang Rosewood (N) Å (DVS) (8:59) Pitch (N) ’ News at 10 Seinfeld ’ Last-Standing Last-Standing Paid Program 2 Broke Girls WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Big Bang Great Indoors (:01) Mom (N) Life in Pieces Pure Genius (N) ’ Å News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Gifts Under $100 “Vionic” (N) Vionic - Footwear TATCHA - Skin Care tarte beauty Shoe Shopping With Jane “Vionic - All Easy Pay Offers” Denim & Co. CSPAN 14(3:00) Public Affairs Events ’ Å Politics and Public Policy Today ’ Å Politics & Public Policy WGN-A 15Blue Bloods “Fresh Start” Blue Bloods Å (DVS) Blue Bloods Å (DVS) Elementary ’ Å Elementary “Alma Matters” Elementary ’ Å Elementary ’ Å How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met HSN 16Health and Beauty Gifts (N) Beauty Gifts (N) Å Beauty Gifts (N) Å Beauty Report With Amy Beauty Report With Amy The List With Colleen Lopez The List With Colleen Lopez Beauty Gifts Event Finale Electronic Gifts (N) Å E! 23The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) Å The Kardashians The Kardashians Total Divas Å E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles “History” NCIS: Los Angeles “Lokhay” ›› “Daredevil” (2003, Action) Ben Affleck. Premiere. Å (:15) ›› “Daredevil” (2003, Action) Ben Affleck, Jennifer Garner. Å Joyride Å LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Project Runway Å Project Runway Å Project Runway Å Project Runway “A Power Trip” (N) Å Runway: Fashion Startup Fashion (12:02) Project Runway TLC 26Toddlers & Tiaras ’ Å Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Unichef (N) ’ My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å 600-Lb. Life TBA My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å 600-Lb. Life TBA TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends Friends Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Å Billy-Street Conan Å TNT 28Bones ’ Å Bones A Halloween killer. ’ Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å NBA Basketball Philadelphia 76ers at Minnesota Timberwolves. (N) Å NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls at Utah Jazz. (N) (Live) Å USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Falling Water “The Swirl” Law & Order: SVU (12:02) Shooter FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ››› “Guardians of the Galaxy” (2014) Chris Pratt. ’ Å›› “The Heat” (2013) Sandra Bullock, Melissa McCarthy. ’ Å›› “The Heat” (2013) Sandra Bullock, Melissa McCarthy. ’ Å ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å Coll. Football College Football Louisville at Houston. From TDECU Stadium in Houston. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32ATP Tennis College Basketball: Gildan Charleston Classic College Basketball: 2K Classic Basketball College Basketball 2K Classic -- Michigan vs. Marquette. Vice Wld DRL Drone Racing FSTN 33UFC Main Event Halls of Fame ACC Access Golf Life Beneath Predators NHL Hockey Nashville Predators at Ottawa Senators. (N) (Live) Postgame Game 365 World Poker Tour NHL Hockey SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show (N) Å College Basketball Furman at Georgia. (N) (Live) Å College Basketball Eastern Kentucky at Auburn. (N) Å SEC Now (N) (Live) Å SEC Now Å GOLF 35PGA Golf LPGA Tour Golf Golf Central PGA Tour Golf The RSM Classic, First Round. PGA Tour Golf Emirates Australian Open, Second Round. From the Royal Sydney Golf Club in Sydney, Australia. (N) FS1 36Undisputed Speak for Yourself NASCAR Hub College Basketball Arkansas State at Georgetown. (N) College Basketball Rutgers at DePaul. (N) (Live) Å Hoops Extra Sports Live TMZ Sports Speak for Yourself FSSE 37NBA Basketball Jimbo Fisher Show FOX Sports Running ’ SportsMoney P1 AquaX USA P1 Superstock USA Waves Boxing College Basketball WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Weather Gone Viral Extreme Weather Extreme Weather Extreme Weather Water Tornado 360 CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) The Profit Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Make Me a Millionaire Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å MSNBC 40MSNBC Live MTP Daily (N) With All Due Respect (N) Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word 11th Hour Hardball The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper The Situation Room (N) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon Anderson Cooper 360 Å HDLN 42Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Anderson Cooper 360 Å FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Å Special Report Tucker Carlson Tonight (N) The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Å Hannity (N) Å The O’Reilly Factor Å The Kelly File Å HIST 44Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars TRUTV 45Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Those Who Can’t (N) Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46Live PD: Rap Sheet Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 “M.I.A.” Å The First 48 “Snapshot” ’ 60 Days In (N) ’ Å (:01) The First 48 ’ Å (:03) The First 48 ’ Å (12:03) The First 48 Å DISC 47Diesel Brothers ’ Å Diesel Brothers ’ Å Diesel Brothers ’ Å Street Outlaws ’ Å Street Outlaws ’ Å Street Outlaws ’ Å Street Outlaws “OH-HI-NO” Street Outlaws ’ Å Street Outlaws ’ Å NGC 48Rocky Mountain Law Alaska State Troopers Lion Army: Battle to Survive Fight for Life The Last Lions A lioness fights for her family. Killer Queen Mars Galapagos TRAV 49Deep Sea Mysteries Å Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum (N) Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum FOOD 50Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped “Viewers’ Baskets” Chopped Å Chopped “Offal Surprise” Chopped “Cheap Eats” Chopped (N) Å Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped Å HGTV 51Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Hunters Hunters Int’l Hunters Hunters Int’l Flip or Flop Flip or Flop ANPL 52I Shouldn’t Be Alive Å I Shouldn’t Be Alive Å I Shouldn’t Be Alive Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å FREE 53The Middle ››› “The Hunger Games” (2012) Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson. ’ Å››› “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” (2013) Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson. ’ Å The 700 Club ’ Å Mindy Project Mindy Project DISN 54Star-For. Bunk’d Å K.C. Under. Walk the MECH-X4 ’ Å “Adventures in Babysitting” (2016) ’ ‘NR’ Milo Murphy Bunk’d Å Girl Meets The Lodge Bizaardvark Walk the K.C. Under. Girl Meets Best Friends NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Loud House Henry Danger Henry Danger Paradise Run Thundermans › “Marmaduke” (2010) Voices of Owen Wilson. ’ Å Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends Friends (:33) Friends TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Mighty Magi. Clarence (N) Teen Titans Mighty Magi. We Bare Steven Univ. Regular Show Gumball King of Hill Cleveland Amer. Dad Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Squidbillies TVLND 57Gunsmoke Å Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58“Day Earth Stood Still” ››› “Batman Begins” (2005, Action) Christian Bale, Michael Caine. ‘PG-13’ Å››› “The Matrix” (1999, Science Fiction) Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne. ‘R’ Å››› “The Matrix Reloaded” (2003) Keanu Reeves. ‘R’ TCM 59(2:45) ›››› “Giant” (1956) Elizabeth Taylor. Å (:15) ››› “Send Me No Flowers” (1964) Rock Hudson. ›››› “The Lady Eve” (1941) Å (:45) ›› “Blonde Crazy” (1931) Å (:15) ››› “Trouble in Paradise” (1932) YoungHrt HALL 60››› “A Boyfriend for Christmas” (2004) Kelli Williams. “Christmas Land” (2015, Romance) Nikki Deloach. Å Home & Family A special holiday celebration. (N) Å “Christmas Cookies” (2016) Jill Wagner, Wes Brown. Å “A Royal Christmas” (2014) OXYGEN 61America’s Next Top Model America’s Next Top Model (5:58) ›› “Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit” (1993) Å› “Tyler Perry’s A Madea Christmas” (2013) Tyler Perry. › “Tyler Perry’s A Madea Christmas” (2013) Tyler Perry. “Sister Act 2: Back” BRAVO 62Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Yours, Mine Yours, Mine Watch What Million Dollar LA Vander SYFY 63(3:00) ›› “2012” (2009, Action) John Cusack, Chiwetel Ejiofor. Å›› “Oculus” (2013, Horror) Karen Gillan, Brenton Thwaites. Å›› “Annabelle” (2014) Annabelle Wallis, Ward Horton. Premiere. Å “400 Days” (2015) Brandon Routh. Å SPIKE 64Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Jail ’ Å Jail ’ Å COM 65South Park South Park South Park South Park Futurama Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Daily Show At Midnight This Is Not Futurama ’ MTV 66(3:40) Teen Mom OG Å (4:50) Teen Mom OG Å Teen Mom OG ’ Å Teen Mom OG ’ Å Teen Mom OG ’ Å True Life ’ Å (:01) Transformation Å (:02) Wonderland (N) Å Ridiculous. Ridiculous. VH1 67››› “Coach Carter” (2005, Drama) Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Ri’chard. ’›› “Space Jam” (1996, Comedy) Michael Jordan. ’ Dinner Party Martha & Snoop’s Black Ink Crew: Chicago ’ Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood Space Jam CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› “You’ve Got Mail” (1998, Romance-Comedy) Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan. Å›› “You’ve Got Mail” (1998) Tom Hanks. Å BET 69(2:00) ›› “The Gospel” The Wendy Williams Show House/Payne House/Payne Meet, Browns Meet, Browns “Brotherly Love” (2015) Keke Palmer. A high-school athlete faces difficult decisions. ›› “The Gospel” (2005, Drama) Boris Kodjoe, Idris Elba. SCIENCE 83How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made TBA World’s Biggest Ship TBA How/Made How/Made TBA CSPAN2 85(3:00) U.S. Senate Coverage ’ Public Affairs Events ’ Public Affairs Events ’ EWTN 100Cat Chat Chaplet Kids Savoring Decision EWTN News Travel Guide Daily Mass - Olam World Over Live (N) EWTN News Holy Rosary Father Spitzer’s Universe Defend Life Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Growing Boys” Blue Bloods “Drawing Dead” Blue Bloods “Cursed” ’ Blue Bloods Å (DVS) Blue Bloods Å (DVS) Blue Bloods “Fresh Start” Blue Bloods Å (DVS) DISXD 117Right Now Star-For. Star-For. Walk the Walk the Walk the Walk the PrankStars Code 9 Gravity Falls Right Now Lab Rats Walk the Star-For. Star-For. Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Walk the GSN 144Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Unique Eats Unique Unique Unique Unique Unique Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Good Eats Good Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats WE 163Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Growing Up Hip Hop Å Growing Up Hip Hop Å Growing Up Hip Hop (N) Money Power Respect Growing Up Hip Hop Å Money Power Respect GALA 217La Fuerza del Destino Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos La Familia María Vecinos una familia La Familia Vecinos Noticias La Familia María La Hora Pico TELE 223María Celeste Suelta la Sopa ’ (SS) Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Silvana Sin Lana (N) (SS) Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso ’ Señora Acero 3: La Coyote Al Rojo Vivo Titulares Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso ’ UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. 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