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BRIEFS BBQ cook-off, Hawkins murder case headed to grand jury car show set Preliminary trial testimony shows suspect in relationship with victim, victim’s mom for weekend By JAMES PHILLIPS Reese, Cory Daniel Conner and Hall was called to the witness day afternoon. The second an- Daily Mountain Eagle Danny Lee Jarvis in the death of stand by the state. Adair also said he could not nual Tornado Alley 19-year-old Nicholas Hawkins One revelation during Hall’s comment on the motive or if the Barbecue Cookoff After a two-hour preliminary should be heard by a Walker testimony was that Reese had relationship had anything to do hearing, Walker County District County grand jury later this year, been involved in a possible ro- with the crime. and Cruise Car Judge Henry Allred ruled Thurs- District Attorney Bill Adair said. mantic relationship with the vic- “I am aware of some informa- Show will be held day there was probable cause for A possible trial could take place tim. Hall also testified that Reese tion but cannot comment on that,” Saturday at the murder, and the case against within a year, possibly sooner, he had been in a possible relation- he said. “That would be something Town of Parrish three suspects in the killing of a added. All three men are charged ship with Hawkins’ mother, that would come out in court.” Dora teen will now go to a grand with murder. Daphne Webb. Reese, the person who has been Community Center jury. During the Thursday morning “I cannot comment on the two identified by police and the other The case against Joshua Adam on Tornado Alley hearing, Dora Police Chief Jared relationships,” Adair said Thurs- See HAWKINS, A9 Drive in Parrish. The event will be begin at 10 a.m. and will feature bar- Walker County’s becue teams com- peting in five new brand intended categories, a vin- tage car show, ven- to accentuate the dors, and plenty of food and fun for the positives about area whole family. Ad- By JENNIFER COHRON mission is free. Daily Mountain Eagle ‘Dream Dance’ When more than 500 residents were planned for asked what was stopping Walker County from reaching its full potential Saturday night two years ago, most placed the blame on bad publicity and pervasive nega- A ‘Dream Dance’ tivism. for special needs in- “We need an attitude adjustment,” dividuals of all ages said Dora City Clerk Marcy Brown, will be held Satur- who helped facilitate the discussions at eight town hall meetings held day at 6 p.m. at around the county in the summer of 3905 Arkadelphia 2014. “Why would anybody live here if Road in Jasper. they hate this place so much? Obvi- For more informa- ously, we’re connected to it somehow, Graphic by Malarie Brakefield/Photo courtesy of NOAA Photo Library, NOAA Central Library so let’s get rid of the negativity, move tion, call event or- forward and make it a place that we ganizer Anna Kate Two photos found in Tennessee in April 1974 may have come from Jasper, which was can be proud of.” Gilbert at (205) 471- heavily damaged when a tornado roared through downtown at 7:58 p.m. on April 3. The problem, according to Walker 9900. There’s no Area Community Foundation board cost to attend. Tennessee woman searching for owners of See BRAND, A9 DEATHS photos found following April 1974 tornado WINSTON COUNTY Linda Gail Smith, 62, SHERIFF’S OFFICE Carbon Hill By ELANE JONES Angie Tolbert, 37, Empire Daily Mountain Eagle James Steven “Steve” Double Springs LeFan, 57, Hackleburg A Tennessee resident has Norman Vaughn, 82, Dora been trying to return some photos that were found behind man charged with her family’s home following Full obituaries / A2 the April 1974 tornado out- trafficking meth break that destroyed down- town Jasper. By NICOLE SMITH WEATHER Julie Denton Slaughter of Daily Mountain Eagle McMinnville, Tennessee, said she believes the two photos WINSTON COUNTY — A Double High Low that were found may have Springs man was arrested Monday 90 64 come from Walker County. One and charged with photo appears to be a portrait trafficking metham- 5-day forecast / A2 of a husband and wife, and the phetamine. other could have been torn Sidney Ray Stock- from the pages of a yearbook. Photo courtesy of Carl Elliott Regional Library man Jr., 46, was ar- INDEX “The tornadoes came Numerous downtown buildings, including the Walker rested at a traffic through our area around 8:15 stop on Alabama 195 Classifieds...... B6 p.m. on the night of April 3, County Library, were damaged by a tornado on April 3, in Double Springs Comics...... A8 1974, and barely missed us,” 1974. on two counts of un- Dear Abby...... A8 Slaughter said. “We have kept lawful possession of ers but has not had any luck so found pieces of a check stub Horoscope...... A8 the photos for over 42 years, a controlled sub- far. with Alabama written on it,” Opinion...... A6 and I have been trying to find stance, one count of Slaughter said her brothers Slaughter said. Sports...... B2 who they belong to for several methamphetamine Sidney found the photos on a slope be- Slaughter was only 11 years years.” trafficking and one Ray hind the house while out walk- old at the time, but like so Slaughter said she has used count of unlawful ing the day after the storms. many others, she still remem- Stockman Jr. Two sections, 18 pages various means, including Face- possession of drug “There were little pieces of bers that night like it was yes- book, to locate the photos’ own- paraphernalia. Check paper everywhere. We even See TORNADO, A9 See ARREST, A9 out our Facebook page at Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle Posey signs papers transferring OUR FACEBOOK QUESTION OF THE WEEK ownership of CHS to city The inaugural Walker County Day will be held By ELANE JONES naments,” Jasper Mayor Saturday on the courthouse Daily Mountain Eagle Sonny Posey said. “And I square in downtown Jasper, think the long term effects of with several activities What started out as a planned. Are you planning this will be of great, great to go, and what kind of rumor became a reality benefit to the city of Jasper.” things are you expecting Thursday morning as officials The city finalized the deal from the event? from the City of Jasper and with CHS Properties, which Community Health Systems owned the CHS Activity Cen- Properties signed final paper- ter, for the purchase price of work on the purchase of the $1,809,543,43, and the city CHS Activity Center in down- plans to rename the facility in town Jasper. the near future. Daily Mountain Eagle - Elane Jones “This is a great day for the Posey said the City of City of Jasper, because we Jasper greatly appreciates Attorney Phil Laird, who represents CHS Properties, met with the had reached a point where we everyone at Community Community Health System’s President and CEO Doug Warren, didn’t have a place large Health Systems in more ways Jasper Mayor Sonny Posey and administrative assistant Kathy Cham- enough for most large func- than he can enumerate. bliss to go over the Bill of Sale for the CHS Activity Center in downtown tions, such as the bass tour- See CHS, A10 Jasper just before they all signed the documents Thursday morning. Don’t forget “Walker County Day” this Saturday, April 30th • 11am-2pm In the event of April On the steps of the Walker County Courthouse and lots of showers, we’ll hold Live Music • Great Local Food • Market • Kids Activities giveaways! the celebration inside White White PepperPepper the CHS Activity Bldg. Ken and Francine Swarts REAL REAL ESTATEESTATE 205-522-0700 or 504 Airport Rd. S. • Jasper, AL 35501 • 295-0287 • 295-Lake (5253) • Fax 295-0288 205-522-0699 MLS#16-743 Heritage Hills • $199,000 A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., April 29, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com TODAY’S WEATHER DEATHS & FUNERALS

         Linda Gail Smith James Steven “Steve” % %      // Linda Gail Smith, 62, of Carbon Hill, born Jan. 8, 55 55 55 55 55 1954, passed away Sunday, April 24, 2016, at Princeton LeFan Baptist Medical Center. James Steven “Steve” LeFan, 57, of Hackleburg, born Graveside services will be held today, April 29, 2016, April 25, 1959, passed away Monday, April 25, 2016, at $%&'(('&%$ )&'(('&) ( )*&'%%'&*) )%&''&%) +$&,,&$+ at 2 p.m., at Walker Memory Gardens in Jasper. Huntsville Hospital.   $ $    ;3 0   0 3;  /0 < '   '< 0/ 3< '   '<3  $ ; ;$ Mrs. Smith was preceded in death by her father, Ray The family will receive friends Saturday, April 30, 3  ;   ; 3 - !< '  '<! -    3  3    3  3  3< '   '<3 Colburn; mother, Ulah Mae Colburn; sister, Ann Terry; 2016, at 10 a.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home. Fu- 3  0 0 3              3       3  3       3   --  --  brother, Donald Colburn; grandchild, Ty Segrest; and  < '   '<   3    3  3 < <3   < <  "  3   3" neral services will be Saturday, April 30, 2016, at noon  %< <%   < <   3 < <3 daughter, Virginia German. in the Collins-Burke Chapel, with burial at Samaria 6  ??    ?? 6 She is survived by her daughter, Sheila German (Tim Baptist Church. Hollis Alexander will officiate.   -< <- Hall) of Nauvoo; brothers, Stacy Colburn of Florida, $ ;    ;$ Mr. LeFan was preceded in death by his mother, Car- @<<@ Ronald Colburn of Nauvoo and Ricky Colburn of Carbon olyn Faye Ledbetter Bickerstaff. Hill; grandchildren, James, Megan and Adam; and two He is survived by his father, James M. LeFan; step- -  .'.%//%.'.  - -  .'.%%%%.'.  -  -  ..$$..  - -  ..))..  - -  ..++..  - great-grandchildren. - .+.,//,.+. - - .+.,**,.+. -  - .+.,,,,.+. - - .+.,,,,.+. - - .+.,((,.+. - mother, Wanda LeFan; daughters, Tamara LeFan and Pallbearers will be Tim Hall, James German, Josh Shanynn Morris; sister, Penny LeFan Capasso (Tony);    Connor, Adam Blackwood, Kyel Colburn and Stacy Col- stepsister, Kay Crews; stepbrothers, Quinn Sanders, burn. Steven Sanders, Johnny Sanders, Harold Nix and Chad A ' (  Nix; grandmother, Carrie Farias; and 10 grandchildren. 5" Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571

A Angie Tolbert    5 Angie Tolbert, 37, of Empire, passed away Thursday, April 28, 2016, at UAB Hospital in Birmingham. Norman Vaughn Visitation will be today, from 5 until 8 p.m., at Bell Fu- Norman Vaughn, 82, of Dora, passed away Thursday, neral Home in Sumiton. Funeral services will be Satur- B April 28, 2016, at the VA Hospital in Birmingham.   day, April 30, 2016, at 11 .m., in the Bell Sumiton Chapel, 5 Funeral arrangements will be announced later by with burial at Little Vine Cemetery. Rev. Mark Brand will Collins-Burke Funeral Home. officiate. Preceding her in death were her mother, Karen Tolbert; Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 and son, Jake Norton. A !  Survivors include her daughters, Rachel Tolbert of "5" Dora and Abby Norton of Empire; father, Rev. Otto Tolbert of Empire; sisters, Crystal Corley and her husband, Rev.      Brad Corley of Empire and Vickie Cagle and her hus-           band, Bubba Cagle of Empire; brother, Brock Tolbert and         $$        his wife, Bridget Tolbert of Pineywoods; and a host of                    nieces, nephews, other loving family and friends.          !  ! "" ""                          You may sign an online register or express private con-         +( + ( " ""     dolences to the family at BellSumiton.com.          ,- *,* -     ! !     ,.*,*. ""        " "      "    Bell Funeral Home, Sumiton; 205-648-6611 #$ # $ " "    $$ "" ""     # #  ""     $ !! $      %$% $             &&      /( / (     $ /0   0/ $ ' ( ' (  " "   / /         )$**$ "  "    /-/ -      )$*(  (*$  " "   //$$         Tracking the flow of guns used in crime is inexact science                      " " "     SMYRNA, Ga. (AP) — Adventure South.) California Gov. Jerry Brown, state source of firearms was Vir-           -  -   2  2 Outdoors is an 80,000-square-foot after the San Bernardino attack, ginia, where 395 firearms origi-  $ $       +3 4*+" *43 "   2  2 ##  "  "       ""   56  65  store with walls lined with long charged that lax gun laws in Arizona nated, followed closely by Georgia #(#(        %$ $ $ $%      56  65  guns, cases packed with handguns and Nevada have created a weapons and Pennsylvania. ''    ""            1 1  ""        1  1   ""    and aisles jammed with all the ac- pipeline into California. And After the attacks in San cessories an avid outdoorsman Chicago has long been plagued by Bernardino, California’s governor        would need: coolers, clothing, ammo. guns traced to points as far away as noted that his state has some of the At the customer service counter is a Mississippi. country’s toughest gun laws and government-issued poster that While the vast majority of guns complained that neighboring Ari- warns: “Don’t lie for the other guy.” used in crimes were originally sold zona and Nevada are “a gigantic         Store founder Jay Wallace said his legally, what happens to such back door through which any terror- -   - - - - -     staff is diligent about making sure weapons after their initial sale is dif- ist can walk.” The governors of Ne- !" # # "! buyers are legitimate and not ficult to track and even harder to vada and Arizona rebuked Brown fronting for someone who is legally prevent, because most criminals get and, in any event, the guns used in % %     // prohibited from buying a gun. But their guns from friends, family or on the attacks were bought legally in 55 55 55 55 55 once a sale goes through, he said, it’s the street. California.  " " 8 ' 8  '     8 8 '  '  '  '    out of his hands. “We have very little information Around the U.S., the data suggest “A firearm takes on a life of its about the precise course that all the three significant routes for out-of- / 78 9      0  ! $: 3    987/  3:$!0   78 9 3      3987  ;   *  - $ < < $ - * ;  own after it leaves. It can be bought guns take that are used by crimi- state guns: the “iron pipeline” that  and sold many times over,” Wallace nals,” said Daniel W. Webster, direc- runs along Interstate 95 from the said. tor of the Johns Hopkins Center for South to the Northeast; a path from =  = & > >& The flow of guns from one person Gun Policy and Research. Mississippi and Indiana into to another, and from states with The government has essentially Chicago, which has some of the loose gun laws to those with strict two snapshots of a gun: where it was toughest run restrictions in the na- ones, has long flummoxed law en- purchased and where it was recov- tion and does not have a single gun Smile! Miami-Dade police forcement and gun-control advo- ered, an incomplete picture because shop within the city limits; and a cates and is emerging again as a hot not every gun recovered by police is channel that runs from Arizona and deploying 1,000 body cameras topic. traced. Nevada into California. Democratic presidential candidate Data from the U.S. Bureau of Al- I-95’s accessibility — it connects MIAMI (AP) — The largest police agency in Florida Hillary Clinton singled out rival cohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explo- more than a dozen major cities — is outfitting 1,000 of its officers with pager-sized body Bernie Sanders’ home state of Ver- sives show that guns used in crimes makes it nearly impossible for law cameras over the next few months in the state’s biggest mont, which has few gun restric- usually are bought in the state enforcement to prevent firearms such deployment to date, officials announced Thursday. tions, for supplying a where the offense is committed. from making their way northward, The Miami-Dade Police Department detailed a $5.5 disproportionate share of firearms Of the 7,686 firearms recovered in said John DeCarlo, a former police million plan to begin using the cameras next week, with used in crimes in New York. (She ex- New York that were traced by the chief in Branford, , who a goal of 1,000 in the field by the end of September. aggerated: in reality, many more ATF in 2014, 1,397 were originally is now a professor at the University About $1 million of that comes from a $75 million fed- guns flow in from states to the sold in New York. The top out-of- of New Haven. eral grant program announced in 2014 by President Barack Obama. Police body cameras have become increasingly popu- lar following a number of fatal shootings or other deaths How Amazon convinced you to pay up to shop involving police around the country in places such as Ferguson, Missouri; Cleveland and . Authori- NEW YORK (AP) — Prime isn’t for everyone. ties say the cameras will record entire incidents from Amazon is clearly entering Those that shop infre- start to finish, will cut down on frivolous complaints its Prime. Meaning, of quently online won’t find against officers and also make police more accountable course, its $100 annual the $100-a-year fee worth for their actions. membership program, now it. With an estimated 244 Last year, a University of South Florida study found a decade old, which has ac- million registered Amazon that use-of-force incidents fell by 53 percent from year complished the remark- accounts, a large majority to year among a select group of 46 Orlando police offi- able feat of convincing of Amazon shoppers — cers outfitted with cameras. Civilian complaints against millions of people to pay roughly 80 percent, in fact them fell by 65 percent. an annual fee for the priv- — haven’t signed up yet. Miami-Dade police Director Juan Perez said his de- ilege of, well, shopping. Amazon continues to partment’s officers will have discretion to turn the cam- Prime is now central to add Prime offerings to en- eras off in some sensitive situations — he gave an Amazon’s strategy of dom- tice more users. Last week example of an officer assisting a woman with childbirth inating the world of com- Amazon started offering a — but the overall policy is to activate the device the mo- merce. What started as a monthly Prime subscrip- ment an incident or encounter begins. yearly fee for free two-day tion for $11 a month, “A camera does not capture the full story. But it does shipping now offers a aimed at hooking shoppers capture part of that story,” Perez said at a news confer- sometimes bewildering AP Photo during the holidays when ence. array of perks, including the majority of Prime household product sub- This June 4, 2014, file photo, shows Amazon members sign up. In 2015, scriptions, one and two boxes in Phoenix. Amazon reports financial results 3 million shoppers joined VOLUME 54 NUMBER 315 hour Prime Now delivery, Thursday, April 28, 2016. Prime in the third week of streaming music and December alone. video, e-books, groceries Amazon doesn’t release shopping site. Amazon also introduced Daily Mountain Eagle (for an additional $200 a detailed numbers on “I call it the $100 cart, a standalone video service year), photo storage and Prime, although Bezos because every time I go on for $9 a month, setting it- - Main Office - Member more. wrote that Prime has “tens there I spend about $100,” self up to directly compete 1301 E. Viking Drive “Prime has become an of millions” of subscribers. she said. “Before Prime I with other streaming serv- Jasper, AL 35501 Audit Bureau of Circulations all-you-can-eat, physical- Wedbush Securities ana- probably spend around the ices like Netflix. Phone (205) 221-2840 digital hybrid,” Amazon lyst Michael Pachter esti- same amount, just with Investors have long Business Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday founder and CEO Jeff mates there are about 50 other retailers like Wal- griped about Amazon’s Closed Saturday & Sunday Bezos wrote in his annual million Prime members. mart.” strategy of investing the Daily Mountain Eagle ISSN 0893-0759 Copyright © 2015 by the Daily Mountain shareholder letter in April. Even a 25 percent price Brandon Kraft joined revenue it makes into new Eagle is published every morning Tuesday-Sunday by Jasper Daily Mountain He wants the service to be increase in 2014, the only Prime when it began 10 offerings, leading to little Eagle , a division of Cleveland Newspapers, Inc., 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL such a good deal that you’d one for Prime in 10 years, years ago to get cheap or no earnings growth. But 35501, Tuesday-Sunday (Daily except Christmas). Business and Editorial Offices: be “irresponsible” not to 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501, Accounting and Circulation Offices: Daily hasn’t appreciably damp- textbooks while in school. the first quarter results Mountain Eagle, 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501. Call (205) 221-2884 to sign up, he wrote. ened enthusiasm for the Now he finds it essential were the fourth in a row in subscribe. Application to mail at Periodicals postage prices is pending at Jasper, Why the emphasis on program. Membership — with five kids ranging which Amazon reported a AL, and additional mailing offices (if applicable). Prime? Simply put, mem- grew 51 percent last year, in age 17 months to 6 profit, which some ana- POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Daily Mountain Eagle, PO Box 1469, bers of the loyalty program including 47 percent years at home — for order- lysts interpret as a willing- Jasper, AL 35502-1469 (USPS 144-040). shop more frequently and growth in the U.S., accord- ing diapers and wipes and ness to rein in costs when spend more money, ana- ing to Bezos. other household goods. needed. MISS YOUR PAPER? Your carrier is an independent contractor who is contracted with the Daily Mountain Eagle to deliver, collect and otherwise serve you, the lysts say. Pachter estimates that “I think it’s fair to say Chief financial officer subscriber. 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DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., April 29, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A3 Ohio massacre: 1 family, 8 dead, Two-star general hundreds of tips, 0 answers among 16 disciplined by military in attack on PIKETON, Ohio (AP) — home health aide, said From her house on Union that whatever connection Hill Road, Brittany Barker drugs may have had to the Afghanistan hospital heard the first sirens first slayings, “Nobody deserves thing in the morning. She that. That’s just evil.” WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. military said the looked out and saw four Large marijuana opera- — About 16 U.S. military crew of the AC-130, police vehicles rush past. tions are common in Pike personnel, including a which is armed with That was only the begin- County, scene of the two-star general, have side-firing cannons and ning. killings. Authorities in been disciplined for mis- guns, had been dis- “They just kept coming, 2012 said the seizure of takes that led to the patched to hit a Taliban kept coming and kept com- about 1,200 plants in Pike bombing of a civilian hos- command center in a dif- ing,” she recalled. County could be related to pital in Afghanistan last ferent building, 450 Authorities in this a Mexican drug cartel, year that killed 42 peo- yards away from the hos- struggling corner of Ap- while in 2010 more than ple, a senior U.S. official pital. However, ham- palachia were dealing with 22,000 plants were confis- said Thursday. pered by problems with what turned out to be one cated. Marijuana is grown According to officials, their targeting sensors, of the worst mass killings widely in parts of southern no criminal charges were the crew relied on a phys- AP Photo in Ohio history: Eight fam- Ohio, where the dense filed and the service ical description that led ily members were shot to Visitors gather for the wake of Gary Rhoden at the forests and rural roads members received ad- them to begin firing at death at four homes scat- make it easy to hide the ministrative punish- the hospital even though tered across a few miles of Crockett L. Reed Funeral Home, Wednesday, April crop, and where many peo- 27, 2016, in South Shore, Ky. Multiple people, in- ments in connection with they saw no hostile activ- countryside in what inves- ple need the money. the U.S. airstrike in the ity there. tigators have portrayed as cluding Rhoden, were found dead Friday at sev- While the cleanup of a northern city of Kunduz. Officials have said the a meticulously planned eral properties near Piketon, Ohio. shuttered Cold War-era A number of those pun- accident was caused by “execution.” Nearly all uranium plant employs ished are U.S. special op- human error, and that were shot repeatedly — killings, though, authori- doesn’t want to telegraph hundreds of people in erations forces. many chances to avert one, nine times — and some of the best-paying ties have announced no ar- to the killer or killers what And while none was the incident were missed. some were also beaten. jobs around town, about rests and no motive, an investigators know. sent to court-martial, in A separate U.S. report What looked to some one-fifth of Pike County’s unsettling silence consid- Relatives of the victims many cases a nonjudicial on the incident, obtained people like a feud within a ering the huge investiga- 28,000 residents live in said they were surprised punishment, such as a last fall by the AP, said family, possibly a murder- tive force brought to bear by the marijuana. Some poverty, and the area letter of reprimand or the AC-130 aircraft fired suicide, soon took on a in this thinly populated neighbors said they had roughly 80 miles east of suspension, can effec- 211 shells at the hospital more sinister cast when county where many people heard rumors. And some Cincinnati consistently tively end a military ca- compound over 29 min- authorities disclosed a either knew the victims or said the marijuana-grow- has some of Ohio’s highest reer. The officials were utes before commanders large-scale illegal mari- knew of them. ing was a case of courting unemployment and drug- not authorized to discuss realized the mistake and juana growing operation Since the discovery of trouble. overdose death rates. ordered a halt. at one of the crime scenes the bodies April 22, over “If you don’t go around Investigators won’t say the matter publicly, so and said pot was being cul- 215 law enforcement offi- bad places, the odds of if the killings are related spoke on condition of Doctors Without Bor- tivated at some of the cers have been involved in something bad happening to the marijuana, and law anonymity. ders officials contacted other homes, too. Ohio’s at- the investigation, with to you are pretty slim,” enforcement officials not The Pentagon is ex- coalition military person- torney general also said several hundred tips re- said Ron Lucas, a paper- associated with the inves- pected to release the full nel during the attack to there were signs of cock- ceived and more than 50 mill worker who lives a tigation cast doubt on any report on the investiga- say the hospital was fighting at one of the prop- people interviewed. few miles from where the cartel connection, saying tion on Friday, including “being ‘bombed’ from the erties. Attorney General Mike killings took place. there are no signs of it in details about what ex- air,” and the word finally Nearly a week after the DeWine has said he But Angie Tolliver, a Ohio. actly happened and how was relayed to the AC- the mistakes were made. 130 crew, the report said. Last month, The Asso- The attack came as ciated Press reported U.S. military advisers that more than a dozen were helping Afghan U.S. military personnel forces retake Kunduz, Mental exam focus of hearing in Colorado clinic shooting had been disciplined in which had fallen to the connection with the Taliban on Sept. 28. It COLORADO SPRINGS, different homes in the area bombing, and that they was the first major city to Colo. (AP) — A police de- when they encountered were all largely adminis- fall since the Taliban tective said the man who the gunman in a field out- trative. were expelled from acknowledges killing three side the home of a resident The hospital, run by Kabul in 2001. people at a Colorado who reported the trespass- the medical charity Doc- Afghan officials Planned Parenthood clinic ing, Mancuso said. tors Without Borders in claimed the hospital had told people after his arrest Mancuso said the man Kunduz, was attacked by been overrun by the Tal- that he believes a move by fired at least three shots at a U.S. Air Force special iban, but no evidence of defense attorneys to have a deputy in his vehicle, that has surfaced. The him declared mentally in- leaving holes in a window. operations AC-130 gun- competent is part of a plot “I don’t know how he ship, one of the most hospital was destroyed to diminish his message didn’t get hit,” he added. “If lethal in the U.S. arsenal. and Doctors Without Bor- opposing abortion. you see the holes and Doctors Without Borders ders, also known by its Colorado Springs Detec- where he was sitting, it’s has called the attack “re- French acronym, MSF, tive Jerry Schiffelbein tes- really amazing.” lentless and brutal.” ceased operations in tified Thursday that Another deputy fired a Last November, the Kunduz. 57-year-old Robert Dear single shot at the suspect made a number of phone AP Photo after he began shooting, calls after he was charged In this Dec. 9, 2015, file photo, Robert Lewis Dear, Mancuso said. with 179 counts including Mancuso said the man’s murder, attempted murder middle, talks during a court appearance in Col- wife was pronounced dead and assault for the Nov. 27 orado Springs, Colo. at the scene, while their 5- shooting that also injured year-old daughter was un- isolated home in Hartsel Tony Mancuso said inves- nine. harmed and is now with and tore his clothing and tigators were trying to de- He said Dear told people other relatives. later followed him to the termine if the man shot he believed federal agents Mancuso refused to clinic where the shootings and killed himself or was were out to get him before identify the races of the occurred. He said the FBI fatally wounded by a sher- he decided to make his last gunman or the deputy who agents disappeared before iff’s deputy after he stand by attacking what shot at him. the shootings. opened fire on another he called the “evilest place “That’s not pertinent to During an outburst in deputy in the parish’s on Earth.” the investigation,” he said. the courtroom on Thurs- Carlyss community A judge ordered Dear’s The Louisiana State Po- day, Dear shouted “I for- around 8:30 a.m. Mancuso mental evaluation after he lice is investigating the give her” after the said the deputies weren’t announced he wanted to gunman’s shooting, while detective testified that injured. fire his public defenders the sheriff’s office is inves- 135TH Dear believed the FBI Deputies were respond- and represent himself. tigating the woman’s turned his longtime girl- ing to separate burglary His defense wants him death. HOMECOMING friend against him and got and trespassing calls from committed to a psychiatric her to spy on him. hospital. If a judge agrees, Sunday, May 1st Dear’s case would stall in- definitely while he gets Police: Man shot We want YOUR Truck! w/Zion’s own treatment. dead after killing ZAC LANGLEY During a previous court- All room outburst, Dear de- wife, shooting at to speak clared himself a “warrior MAKES & for the babies” and said he deputy Come ComeCome InInIn forforfor 9:30 Morning Service was guilty. SULPHUR, La. (AP) — MODELS Estimate! Estimate! 10:30 Morning Preaching Authorities say Dear A man suspected of fatally 11:45 Lunch made dozens of calls to re- shooting his wife is dead porters and friends from after exchanging gunfire 2:00 County-Wide Singing Top Dollar Paid! CALL jail saying he believed he Thursday with sheriff’s Greg 3:15 Afternoon Preaching was being persecuted by deputies in southwest Williams the FBI. 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Chairman Reince Priebus. leading up to the election. Vol.: 33.0m (12.7x avg.) PE: 25.3 Mkt. Cap: $22.07 b Yield: 1.6% Gross domestic product, “Hillary Clinton wants to But Republicans note Money Rates Currencies the broadest measure of double down on his failed that annual GDP growth GNC Holdings GNC Last Pvs Week US $ in Foreign Currency Pvs Day economic health, expanded agenda.” in this recovery has aver- Close: $25.32 -10.28 or -28.9% Prime Rate 3.50 3.50 Australian Dollar 1.3094 1.3197 at a paltry annual rate of Democrats said GDP aged just above 2 percent. The nutritional supplement compa- Discount Rate 1.00 1.00 British Pound .6846 .6878 0.5 percent in the Janu- should strengthen going That is the slowest pace in ny reported weak first-quarter re- Federal Funds Rate .25-.50 .25-.50 Canadian Dollar 1.2528 1.2620 sults, including lower vitamin sales. Treasuries Chinese Yuan 6.4719 6.4960 ary-March quarter, the forward, with the country the post-war period. 3-month 0.21 0.22 Commerce Department re- continuing to enjoy the Many middle class fami- 6-month 0.38 0.35 Euro .8810 .8832 ported Thursday. That is longest stretch of private lies are struggling, espe- $40 5-year 1.29 1.33 Japanese Yen 108.09 111.34 35 10-year 1.83 1.86 Mexican Peso 17.2209 17.3310 slower than the fourth sector job growth on cially those who lost jobs 30-year 2.68 2.69 Swiss Franc .9663 .9712 quarter’s 1.4 percent record. in the downturn and have 30 growth rate and marks the The U.S. has added 14.4 had to take on work at 25 Mutual Funds weakest performance in million jobs over the last lower salaries. FMA 52-week range Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init two years. 73 months. “How all of this will play $22.64 $51.69 Name ($Mlns) NAV Chg 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt The good news is that Jason Furman, chair- out in an election is a big Vol.: 13.1m (8.7x avg.) PE: 9.7 AB GlbThmtGrB m 11 70.49 -.62 +2.2 -9.0/D +0.1/E 4.00 2,500 American employers are man of Obama’s Council of question,” said Nariman Mkt. Cap: $1.77 b Yield: 3.2% AB GrB m 14 34.14 -.37 +1.0 -0.5/A +10.2/B 4.00 2,500 still adding plenty of jobs, Economic Advisors, said Behravesh, chief econo- AB IntlGrB m 2 13.77 -.05 +2.8 -12.7/E -1.3/E 4.00 2,500 AllianzGI FcGrC m 229 29.07 -.18 +2.7 +0.7/A +11.0/A 1.00 1,000 which is expected in the the GDP report showed mist at IHS Global In- Hanesbrands HBI American Century ValueInv 2,009 8.03 -.08 +4.7 0.0/A +10.1/B NL 2,500 months ahead to fuel an “there’s more work to do sight. “Why is it that Close: $29.53 1.74 or 6.3% American Funds AmBalA m 50,881 24.47 -.11 +2.2 +2.1/A +9.1/A 5.75 250 economy that’s still out- and the president will con- voters are feeling so blue The maker of underwear, t-shirts American Funds CapIncBuA m 70,197 58.14 -.11 +2.3 -2.5/A +6.0/A 5.75 250 shining much of the world. tinue to call on Congress to when we have an economy and socks said it will buy Pacific American Funds CpWldGrIA m 51,801 44.07 -.27 +3.3 -6.3/C +5.6/C 5.75 250 But if the global slump support policies that will that is close to full employ- Brands, the biggest maker of under- American Funds FnInvA m 44,686 51.69 -.50 +2.8 +0.7/A +9.7/C 5.75 250 wear in Australia. American Funds GrthAmA m 71,429 40.89 -.42 +3.1 -2.1/B +10.2/B 5.75 250 deepens, or if jobs lose mo- boost our long-run growth ment? Part of the problem $35 American Funds IncAmerA m 72,059 20.92 -.07 +2.2 -0.8/A +7.6/A 5.75 250 mentum, it could turn and living standards.” is a divide between people American Funds InvCoAmA m 55,698 35.14 -.27 +3.7 +0.1/A +10.4/B 5.75 250 30 Election Day into a pivotal Private economists said with college degrees who American Funds NewPerspA m 36,029 35.55 -.26 +2.7 -4.3/B +7.1/A 5.75 250 referendum on the econ- that given the severity of are doing fairly well and 25 American Funds WAMutInvA m 50,335 39.53 -.35 +2.5 +0.7/A +10.7/A 5.75 250 omy. the 2007-2009 recession, people with high school de- 20 Dodge & Cox Income 44,238 13.65 +.04 +1.9 +1.6/C +3.8/B NL 2,500 FMA Dodge & Cox IntlStk 53,802 36.63 -.36 +5.8 -18.4/E +1.2/C NL 2,500 The poor start to the the debate over the econ- grees who are not doing so 52-week range Dodge & Cox Stock 53,766 162.07 -1.92 +4.0 -4.8/D +10.1/A NL 2,500 year did not escape notice omy is certain to take cen- well.” $23.25 $34.78 Fidelity BlChGrow 14,543 65.66 -.63 +1.6 -5.1/D +11.3/A NL 2,500 Fidelity Contra 76,127 97.04 -.63 +1.7 +0.4/A +10.9/B NL 2,500 Vol.: 8.9m (2.2x avg.) PE: 27.8 Fidelity ContraK 30,880 97.00 -.63 +1.7 +0.5/A +11.0/A NL 0 Mkt. Cap: $11.46 b Yield: 1.5% Fidelity Magellan 12,950 88.68 -.80 +2.8 -1.1/A +9.1/D NL 2,500 Fidelity Spartan 500IdxAdvtg 52,991 73.04 -.68 +2.1 +0.3/A +11.1/A NL 10,000 AbbVie ABBV FrankTemp-Franklin IncomeA m 43,492 2.18 -.01 +4.3 -6.0/E +4.8/B 4.25 1,000 Volkswagen CEO apologized in person to Obama Close: $61.20 0.50 or 0.8% FrankTemp-Templeton Fgn A m 3,836 6.75 +.03 +7.7 -11.6/C +0.5/C 5.75 1,000 FRANKFURT, Germany AbbVie is buying Stemcentrx, devel- Harbor IntlInstl 37,064 61.23 -.31 +3.9 -11.5/C +0.9/C NL 50,000 that recalling and fixing Mueller used the com- oper of a drug that uses stem cells Janus EnteprsT 2,402 88.88 -1.12 +3.2 -0.1/A +10.5/A NL 2,500 (AP) — Volkswagen’s CEO the cars that were rigged pany’s annual news con- to treat small cell lung cancer, for Lord Abbett AffiliatA m 5,370 14.62 -.13 +2.7 -2.3/B +8.1/D 5.75 1,000 says he apologized in per- to cheat on the tests “will ference to also sketch out a $5.8 billion. MFS GrowthB m 133 57.35 -.50 +1.1 -0.1/A +10.3/B 4.00 1,000 son to U.S. President remain our most impor- plan to focus more on elec- $65 MFS HighIncA m 423 3.29 +.01 +3.6 -2.0/C +4.6/B 4.25 1,000 Barack Obama for the car- tant task until the very tric vehicles and services MFS TNMuniBdA m 105 10.75 +.01 +1.0 +4.3/B +4.7/C 4.25 1,000 60 MFS TotRetA m 4,628 17.78 -.08 +2.4 +1.4/A +7.4/A 5.75 1,000 maker’s emissions scan- last vehicle has been put like car-sharing as it seeks 55 Nuveen TNMuniBdA m 293 12.13 +.01 +1.0 +4.7/A +5.6/A 4.20 3,000 dal, in which it rigged its in order.” to get past its emissions Oppenheimer CapIncA m 1,701 9.59 -.02 +1.5 -0.9/B +4.8/B 5.75 1,000 50 cars to cheat on diesel en- Analysts say the impact scandal. FMA Pioneer PioneerA m 4,379 32.27 -.31 +1.4 -1.2/B +7.8/D 5.75 1,000 gine pollution tests. of lower sales could make He stressed that Volk- 52-week range Prudential Investmen BlendB m 11 16.68 -.18 +3.2 -7.8/E +5.7/E 5.00 2,500 $45.45 $71.60 Putnam EqIncomeA m 3,278 19.68 -.18 +2.3 -3.4/C +9.9/B 5.75 0 CEO Matthias Mueller the final bill much higher swagen’s car business re- Putnam MultiCapGrA m 3,253 66.56 -.49 +1.9 -6.2/E +9.0/D 5.75 0 said he held a “two than the company’s figure. mains “fundamentally Vol.: 16.1m (2.2x avg.) PE: 19.5 T Rowe Price GrowStk 36,968 50.56 -.43 +1.0 -3.7/C +11.6/A NL 2,500 minute” conversation with Volkswagen says it is re- sound” but detailed a Mkt. Cap: $99.01 b Yield: 3.7% Vanguard 500Adml 157,669 191.68 -1.78 +2.0 +0.3/A +11.1/A NL 10,000 the president during his porting costs that it knows promised plan to empha- Vanguard HltCrAdml 36,095 85.73 -.43 +4.8 -4.3/A +17.4/B NL 50,000 Facebook FB visit to Hannover, Ger- about at the present time. size digital services and Vanguard IntlStkIdxAdm 39,314 24.77 -.16 +4.2 -11.7/C +0.2/D NL 10,000 Vanguard MuIntAdml 44,193 14.44 +.02 +1.0 +4.6/A +4.8/B NL 50,000 many, this week. The company said last zero-emissions vehicles. Close: $116.73 7.84 or 7.2% The social network hit an all-time Vanguard PrmcpAdml 37,677 101.74 -1.29 +1.9 -2.0/B +11.9/A NL 50,000 “I took the opportunity week that it lost 1.5 billion The company would soon high after its first-quarter profit tri- Vanguard STGradeAd 34,726 10.72 +.02 +0.9 +2.0/A +2.3/A NL 50,000 to apologize to him person- euros on an after-tax basis form a legally independent pled and revenue was stronger than Vanguard TotBdAdml 64,930 10.92 +.03 +0.9 +2.3/A +3.5/C NL 10,000 ally for this matter,” after a profit of 11.1 billion company to promote busi- expected. Vanguard TotIntl 79,217 14.81 -.09 +4.2 -11.7/D +0.2/D NL 3,000 $120 Vanguard TotStIAdm 130,499 51.63 -.49 +2.6 -1.2/B +10.7/B NL 10,000 Mueller said during the euros in 2014. ness in mobility services, Vanguard TotStIdx 97,470 51.61 -.49 +2.6 -1.3/C +10.5/B NL 3,000 company’s annual news Volkswagen is currently which can include things 110 Vanguard WellsIAdm 30,879 61.88 -.04 +1.8 +3.7/A +7.6/A NL 50,000 conference Thursday in working out a settlement like ride-sharing apps and 100 Vanguard WelltnAdm 68,698 65.52 -.35 +2.7 +0.9/A +8.4/A NL 50,000 Wolfsburg, Germany. with U.S. authorities in car-sharing, he said. 90 Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf = Late “I also expressed my federal court in San Fran- Mueller said that the FMA filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent within the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent within thanks for the constructive cisco, and has said that company would “make 52-week range the last year. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. cooperation with his au- would include an offer to electric cars one of Volk- $72.00 $120.79 Mutual Fund Footnotes: b = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d = Deferred sales charge, or redemp- tion fee. f = front load (sales charges). m = Multiple fees are charged. 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Some Good April 23rd thru April 30th, 2016 -Hundreds to Choose From Pillows FREE! 11 million cars worldwide -Truck Arriving Weekly 205-295-2000 have turned out to have Right Materials the software. 10th Ave. & Elliott Blvd. • Jasper, AL 2105 Hwy. 78 East • Jasper, AL Mueller said Thursday Mon.-Fri. 8-5 & Sat. 8-12 • 205-522-0075 (Located between Ryan’s and Perico’s Restaurants) Best Price DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., April 29, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A5 House committee votes to require women to register for draft WASHINGTON (AP) — criminated against, we should be account to pay for weapons and Women would be required to willing to support a universal troops the Pentagon didn’t re- register for the military draft conscription,” she said. quest, a money-shifting strategy under a House committee’s bill Rep. Martha McSally, R-Ariz. Defense Secretary Ash Carter that comes just months after the and a retired Air Force fighter condemned on Wednesday as a Defense Department lifted all pilot, said draftees aren’t exclu- “road to nowhere” that under- gender-based restrictions on sively sent to the front lines. mines U.S. troops and embold- front-line combat units. There are plenty of other useful, ens America’s enemies. A divided Armed Services noncombat positions for them to Rep. Mac Thornberry, R-Texas, Committee backed the provision fill, she said. the committee’s chairman, de- in a sweeping defense policy bill Reporters pressed White fended the plan and said the bil- that the full House will consider House spokesman Josh Earnest lions of dollars shifted out of the next month, touching off a on whether President Barack wartime fund would be restored provocative debate about the Obama would hesitate to sign in a supplemental budget sub- role of women in the military. legislation expanding the draft mitted to Congress early next The panel also turned aside a because it would mean his year by Obama’s successor. He’s measure backed by Democrats daughters would be required to argued the committee’s ap- to punish the Citadel military register. Earnest declined to proach is essential to halting an college in South Carolina for fly- comment, citing lawsuits that erosion of combat readiness that ing the Confederate flag. have been filed against the Se- has grown worse on Obama’s The has not had AP Photo lective Service System over the watch. a military draft since 1973 in the In this Aug. 30, 2011 file photo, Rep. Jackie Speier, D-Calif., exclusion. On another thorny policy Vietnam War era, but all men talks to reporters in Washington. A divided Armed Services If an 18-year-old man does not issue, Rep. Adam Smith of Wash- must register with the Selective register with the Selective Serv- ington, the committee’s senior Service Systems within 30 days Committee, in which Speier is a member, backed the provi- ice he could lose his eligibility for Democrat, offered an amend- of turning 18. Military leaders sion in a sweeping defense policy bill that the full House will student financial aid, job train- ment that would have barred maintain that the all-volunteer consider next month, touching off a provocative debate ing and government jobs. Immi- the Defense Department from fi- force is working and the nation about the role of women in the military. grant men could lose their nancially supporting the ROTC is not returning to the draft. eligibility for U.S. citizenship. program at any institution that The 32-30 vote Wednesday strictions on military service “A draft is there to put bodies According to the latest annual flies the Confederate battle flag. night came with a twist: The failed to consider whether the on the front lines to take the report, 73 percent of 18-year-olds The Citadel is the only school proposal’s author didn’t back it. exclusion on drafting women hill,” Hunter said. “The draft is registered on time during the that fits the profile. The college Rep. Duncan Hunter, a former also should be lifted. there to get more people to rip 2015 fiscal year ending last is in South Carolina Rep. John Marine who served three combat That’s a call for Congress, not the enemies’ throats out and kill Sept. 30. And the registration Clyburn’s district. He’s not on tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, the executive branch, Hunter them.” rate for all men aged 20-25 was the committee, but he backed does not support drafting said. “I think we should make But if Hunter was trying to 94 percent. Smith’s measure in a statement, women into combat and opposes this decision,” he said. “It’s the sway people against his amend- Hunter’s amendment was part calling the Confederate flag a opening infantry and special op- families that we represent who ment, his plan did not work. of a defense policy bill that au- symbol of hate, racial oppres- erations positions to women. are affected by this.” Rep. Jackie Speier, D-Calif., thorizes defense spending for sion, and resistance to the rule Hunter, R-Calif., said he offered At times, Hunter evoked said she supported Hunter’s the budget year that begins Oct. of law. the measure during the commit- graphic images of combat in an measure. “I actually think if we 1. The committee passed the leg- Republicans said the college’s tee’s consideration of the policy apparent attempt to convince want equality in this country, if islation by a 60-2 vote early Board of Visitors has voted to re- bill to prompt a discussion about colleagues that drafting women we want women to be treated Thursday. move the flag, but South Car- how the Pentagon’s decision in would lead to them being sent precisely like men are treated The overall bill cuts $18 bil- olina state law prohibits the December to rescind gender re- directly into harm’s way. and that they should not be dis- lion from the wartime operations Citadel from doing so.

Lawmakers blast Valeant for price-gouging tactics WASHINGTON (AP) — year to more than $10,000. subpoenas to compel the Ackman said he could Lawmakers accused The 30-year-old drug, appearance of Valeant’s not. Valeant Pharmaceuticals Syprine, was acquired by outgoing CEO, J. Michael “Not in the United of gouging patients to re- Valeant in 2010 and has Pearson, and its former States,” Pearson replied. ward Wall Street investors seen its price increase chief financial officer, With only days remain- during a hearing Wednes- more than 3,000 percent. Howard Schiller. ing in his tenure as CEO, day scrutinizing the em- After her story appeared Lawmakers saved some Pearson expressed regrets battled drugmaker’s in the press Valeant of- of their harshest words for for the company’s largest pricing tactics. fered free medication and Ackman, who attempted to price hikes, specifically in- The blistering criticisms tried to deliver flowers. explain why Valeant’s creases of 300 percent and from Senate Republicans “I refused the flowers,” “low-cost and disciplined” over 700 percent on two and Democrats came as Heyman said. business model made life-saving heart drugs by. Valeant’s outgoing CEO Ranking Democrat Valeant a smart invest- Collins laid bare the eye- expressed regrets for the Claire McCaskill, D-Mis- ment. popping profits Valeant most egregious price in- souri, said executives with Ackman, whose hedge collected on one of those creases and a billionaire ties to Wall Street have fund Pershing Square drugs, Isoprell. According hedge fund investor de- driven the adoption of Capital controls $12 bil- to documents distributed fended the company’s busi- Valeant’s price-hiking tac- lion, said Valeant can do at the hearing, Valeant ness model. tics, including former “more for innovation in spent just $40,000 on man- Valeant’s stock price hedge fund manager Mar- pharma by acquiring other ufacturing the medicine in surged for years, fueled by tin Shkreli who became drug companies” than by one recent month, while a strategy of gobbling up the poster-child for the developing its own drugs. reaping $17 million in smaller companies and issue last year. But McCaskill charged profit from it in the last raising prices on niche “It’s using patients as that Valeant’s business quarter. drugs — bypassing the hostages, it’s immoral,” model only works with huge research and devel- McCaskill said. “It hurts major price increases. opment investments typi- real people and it makes “Can you find me one BELK.COM cal of the drug industry. Americans very, very drug that Valeant didn’t The company seemed to angry.” raise the price on after you offer a cheaper, more reli- The committee issued acquired it?” she asked. able business model that made it a favorite with in- vestors. But the company’s ap- proach has drawn scrutiny from federal prosecutors, Congress and its own in- P IRP VVAAATT TNEVEDETEKCITE T* vestors. 4 ylnoerots-nI!ylnosruoh4 !y Throughout the hearing, CHARITYCHARITYCHARIT S adrutaS yy,, ma01–6,03lirpA members of the Senate Committee on Aging laid into the Canadian drug- maker’s strategy of acquir- T rickT tuireqet shoped . Bo uy ing companies, slashing your $5 tick in st e up toret o spending and jacking up ALESALE the da of the evy ent or at the prices. door on Sat y!daur “Valeant’s monopoly SUPPORTING OUR SOUTHERNUOSRUOGNITROPPUS COMMUNITIESSEITINUMMOCNREHTU model operates at the ex- pense of real people,” said Sen. Susan Collins, R- Maine, in her opening Special savings on statement. Berna Heyman, a pa- RARELYRARA ER LLYY DISCOUNTEDD ETNUOCSID BDE BRANDSRARA DSN tient with a rare genetic disorder called Wilson’s Disease, testified that the to benefit charities in YYOOUR neighborhood! co-pay on her medication increased from $700 per F,ELPOEPEERF ROKLEAHCIM,EYRF LPPUS&MINED,S Y NERUALHPLAR AKNIELKNIVLACN AK,NIELKNIVLAC,N CNIVENAKNERA CNIV,ENAKNERA E AOC,OTUMAC UOB&YENOOD,HCA DAPSETAK,EKR E WEN YNAMOS&KROYW !EROM $ In store onlyy.. SatuSaturday. , April 30, 6-10am when y pro enesu t haritur Coy haritur y Sale tick to yoet ur sales associate. No cash ickack. Tb ickack. et needed to shop 6-10am. offff VERY LIMITED E USIONSCLX w fee beloS w fee or details SERVING JASPER SINCE 1990 your fir pur eschast ** NEW LOCATION: ERF E rityy 1201 North Airport Road • Jasper, AL g dractfig charitychcharit llee o m frued alv frued om $5-$1000 to firthe st 100 ssaaal *** Call today to ask about our Pest Shield 365 service ard customers in each storeach day!Sature gift cardcca detailsor fw beloee S beloee fw detailsor

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Friday, April 29, 2016 OPINION A6 EDITORIALS Hello to new face, goodbye to a friend When Harriet Tubman replaces An- put Tubman on the $20, and add more drew Jackson on the $20 bill, some crit- historical women to currency art on ics will call it historical revisionism. But other bills. we’ll call it poetic justice — delayed, but There are advantages to this all-of- not denied. the-above-approach. It’s better to make The change, to happen after 2020, room for more historical honorees — was announced by the Treasury De- both men and women — than to push partment Wednesday, along with other previous notables into oblivion. currency updates. Sadly, a face on a bill doesn’t neces- Only in America, perhaps, can the arc sarily do much to illuminate historical of history swing to such a sharp rever- figures. Their import lies less in their sal: Jackson was the war hero and pop- portraits than in their achievements, ulist U.S. president (1829-1837) who, their humanity, their character and tragically, was also a slave owner and their stories, which are in danger of aggressive enforcer of the Indian Re- being lost if history is not engagingly moval Act. His portrait was chosen for taught to new generations. the $20 in 1928, not quite a century Sometimes, as with Jackson, the after the infamous Trail of Tears forced human being behind the face is a vivid, migration decimated the Cherokee but troubling mixture of heroism and tribe. horror. The passage of time changes By around 2030, Jackson will be sent contexts, bringing shadows to light and to the back of the bill, so to speak, to vice versa. make way for Tubman, a slave liberator, A century from now, paper currency Civil War intelligence officer, nurse and may no longer exist. But if it survives, lifelong humanitarian.Tubman, born a we wonder: Whose faces will be honored Throwing money at Alabama’s Maryland slave but blessed with excep- on the bills, and how will those genera- tional bravery, foresight and fierce de- tions judge our time today? We’d give a termination, died in 1913 in her 90s, an Benjamin, and then some, to know. prisons won’t solve the problem incredible accomplishment in itself, con- Music Royalty sidering the hard, painful and risk- One name, one artist, so many tal- This week, the paychecks and some healthcare costs, I filled, but ultimately triumphant, path ents, so many sounds: . state House of Rep- doubt it will save the state the mini- of her life. Prince Rogers Nelson died Thursday, resentatives will be mum $800 million it will cost to build She will be the first African-American leaving generations of fans and admir- taking up the mas- these new facilities — and that’s as- on U.S. currency and the first female to ers to mourn his death and reflect on a sive prison bond leg- suming this project will be done for the grace a $20. Such honors took way too career that blended innovation with an islation that Gov. price it was quoted. long, although it’s unsurprising in a old-school devotion to rhythm and Bentley and state In my experience, no government country that’s gone 227 years without a blues, funk and soul. He was an icon of leaders have made project ever gets done for the original female president. Maybe 2016 will end American music, despite — or, perhaps, the centerpiece of price we get quoted.And what about all that streak; or maybe not, given the di- because of — his enigmatic lifestyle. He their legislative the debt we already have?Our state agenda. Be Our vided mood of today’s unhappy elec- avoided media interviews and rebelled government is already in debt by about There’s no doubt Guest $582 million to the Alabama Trust torate. against the music industry before that our prison system Fund, and owes another $114 million to The Tubman announcement comes seemed possible. By State Rep. has serious problems Craig Ford the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid after a battle over the fate of another Prince was both a pop star and a mas- and, in cases like Services for overpayments and adjust- bill — the $10 bill — which the Treas- ter of music. He played guitar with such Tutwiler women’s prison, some are so ments. ury secretary had pledged would get a skill and passion that the opening old and in such bad shape that they do If we are already nearly $700 million new, female face, replacing founding fa- chords of his songs created an everlast- need to be rebuilt.But the prison bill in debt, why in the world would we add ther Alexander Hamilton. But Hamil- ing impression on anyone who heard that Gov. Bentley has proposed is not another $800 million on to it?The $800 ton’s many fans decided he was too them. His music could be rooted in spir- the solution. million alone would put the taxpayers important to lose. So, a compromise was ituality, or steeped in carnal knowledge. His bill, which will cost the taxpayers on the hook for about $50 million a year reached that will keep him on the $10, — The Panama City News Herald at least $800 million in bonds (and just for debt payment! likely closer to $1.5 billion), is little Last year, Gov. Bentley was so con- more than throwing money at a prob- cerned about the state’s debt he tried to lem, and doesn’t address the real issues raise $541 million in new taxes. Now he we have in our prison system. wants to add another $800 million on to If Sanders wants revolution, he In the end, the new prisons will still that debt?To me, there’s something not be run by the same wardens, staffed by right about this situation. the same officers who are underpaid This seems like the kind of bill that should direct supporters to Congress and overworked, and will house the someone goes to prison over; the kind of same prisoners.Riots, abuse, corruption bill that is loaded with kickbacks de- The presidential candidacy of Ver- ing largely of younger voters, represents and harassment in our prisons will not signed to line the pockets of elected offi- mont Sen. Bernie Sanders has gone a potentially powerful constituency be solved by new facilities. cials. about as far as it can. For all his talk with the power to sway the balance in This argument has been made by the Gov. Bentley wants to use a process about revolution, Sanders has failed to Congress. director of the Equal Justice Initiative called “design-build” where the whole dislodge front-runner Hillary Clinton Use it, don’t lose it.Sanders and his and even by an inmate in a letter that project is awarded to only one company from the dominant position she’s held supporters have been so focused on the was printed on al.com last week. that gets a no-bid contract, meaning in the Democratic campaign pretty White House, they’ve failed to recognize The real problem with our prisons is there’s no competition for the contract. much from the moment she declared that Capitol Hill is where the real that we aren’t doing enough rehabilita- The state would have no say over who her candidacy. change must happen. tion. Our recidivism rate (meaning pris- gets the subcontracts, and the taxpay- The conversation among his support- For all the bold ideas that Sanders — oners who get out and then commit ers would be on the hook for a situation ers now turns to whether he should stop and Trump, too — have offered, they re- more crimes, landing them back in that could easily succumb to waste, attacking Clinton and, for the sake of ally couldn’t accomplish much if Con- prison) is high because we don’t have fraud, abuse and corruption.This party unity, rally behind her in the gress refused to go along. adequate post-release supervision. Too process should be transparent! same way she supported Barack Obama A major reason this newspaper en- many inmates leave prison only to go Why not make sure every contract after ceding the Democratic race to him dorsed Clinton over Sanders in the back to the life they were living before. and subcontract is a matter of public in 2008. It’s actually the wrong conver- March 15 Missouri and Illinois primar- Aside from recidivism, we have an record so the taxpayers can know where sation. ies was that Sanders lacked what might overcrowding problem because we im- their money is going? And why not Whether Sanders supports Clinton is be called “governability.” prison so many non-violent, low-level allow businesses to bid for the contracts not going to make or break her cam- The wall of opposition that a declared drug and property offenders. These are instead of one company that happens to paign. All indications are that she will socialist would have faced in Congress people who should be paying fines and have the right connections getting face billionaire GOP front-runner Don- would cripple his presidency. If Con- doing community service instead of everything? ald Trump in the general election, and gress remains solidly Republican, Clin- going to prison. There’s no doubt something needs to All we are doing by sending them to there should be no question where ton will have trouble, too. But at least be done about our prisons, but this bond prison is adding to the taxpayer’s bur- deal isn’t the answer. It doesn’t solve Sanders supporters should land on that she’d have a shot. den and exposing these inmates to an our problems in the prison system, and ballot question. If Sanders wants a revolution, he and experience that turns them into harder leaves too much room for fraud, waste, Sanders worked hard to pull together his supporters should look down-ticket. criminals when they get out. abuse and corruption. a viable campaign. He has surprised the Identify like-minded Senate and House None of these issues will be solved by Why add another $800 million to $1.5 nation with his tenacity and magnet- candidates and get to work. Sanders building new facilities and putting the billion to our state debt? Our prison ism. Sanders, however, has failed to con- might not win, but his ideas could. taxpayers in debt by at least another problem won’t be solved by throwing vince this newspaper that his ideas for Of course, that takes a lot of work and $800 million. money at it. a political revolution in America are the planning. It requires a level of focus Those who support the bond deal say right ones. that could test the patience of support- it will save the state money overall. But Rep. Craig Ford is a Democrat from Gadsden and the And given the current makeup of ers whose eyes have been on the big even if we reduce the staff and save on Minority Leader in the Alabama House of Representa- Congress, they’re clearly not the most prize. Some are still trying to keep that tives. workable ones. dream alive, even though Sanders is not But the Sanders juggernaut must not going to win. be ignored. He has mobilized and in- Sanders supporters would be making spired a disaffected sector of the Amer- a huge mistake by assuming that the TODAY IN HISTORY ican electorate that otherwise might presidency is the only race worth fight- Today is Friday, April In 1992, rioting result- One year ago: Prime have opted to sit this election out on the ing for. 29, the 120th day of 2016. ing in 55 deaths erupted in Minister Shinzo Abe (shin- sidelines. This energized group, consist- — The St. Louis Post Dispatch There are 246 days left in Los Angeles after a jury in zoh ah-bay) offered condo- the year. Simi Valley, California, ac- lences for Americans killed Today’s Highlight in quitted four Los Angeles in World War II in the first History: police officers of almost all address by a Japanese On April 29, 1991, a cy- state charges in the video- leader to a joint meeting of Daily Mountain Eagle clone began striking the taped beating of Rodney Congress, but stopped ESTABLISHED 1872 South Asian country of King. short of apologizing for Bangladesh; it ended up Ten years ago: Tens of wartime atrocities. killing more than 138,000 thousands of protesters Today’s Birthdays: L EGAL A DS - Barbara Haynes PORTS RITER S W people, according to the marched through lower E DITOR & P UBLISHER - W. Brian Hale Disgraced financier - James Phillips A D C OMPOSITOR U.S. National Oceanic and Manhattan to demand an Bernard Madoff is 78. - Brenda Anthony S TAFF R EPORTERS Atmospheric Administra- immediate withdrawal of Country musician Wayne M ANAGING E DITOR - Elane Jones tion. U.S. troops from Iraq. Lib- Secrest (Confederate Rail- - Ron Harris G RAPHIC D ESIGNER - Nicole Smith On this date: eral economist John Ken- road) is 66. Comedian - Malarie Brakefield - Lea Rizzo In 1945, during World neth Galbraith died in Jerry Seinfeld is 62. Ac- E XECUTIVE A DVERTISING War II, American soldiers Cambridge, Massachu- tress Michelle Pfeiffer is D IRECTOR - Jerry Geddings S YSTEMS M ANAGER - Larry Ford A DVERTISING S ALES liberated the Dachau setts, at age 97. 58. Actress Uma Thurman - Tammy Wood (DAH’-khow) concentra- Five years ago: is 46. International Tennis P RODUCTION M ANAGER N EWS E DITOR - Renee Holly tion camp. Adolf Hitler Britain’s Prince William Hall of Famer Andre - Michael Keeton - Jennifer Cohron - Jake Aaron married Eva Braun inside and Kate Middleton were Agassi is 46. Actor Tyler

O FFICE M ANAGER / B OOKKEEPER C IRCULATION M ANAGER C IRCULATION D EPARTMENT his “Fuhrerbunker” and married in an opulent cer- Labine is 38. Actress - Charlette Caterson - John Fortner - Kenneth Skinner designated Adm. Karl emony at London’s West- Megan Boone is 33. Ac- - Barry Ford Doenitz (DUHR’-nihtz) minster Abbey amid pomp, tress-model Taylor Cole is S PORTS E DITOR A SSISTANT C IRCULATION M GR . - Adam Robinson president. circumstance — and elab- 32. - Johnathan Bentley - Tia Jones - Heath Baker In 1974, President orate hats. President Thought for Today: - Chuck Downs Richard M. Nixon an- Barack Obama visited “In any great organization C LASSIFIED A DVERTISING M GR . M AILROOM S UPERVISOR nounced he was releasing Tuscaloosa, Alabama, one it is far, far safer to be - Donna Hicks - Brian Parrish P RESSROOM edited transcripts of some of the sites of deadly torna- wrong with the majority - Charles Baker secretly made White does two days earlier, say- than to be right alone.” — A CCOUNTS R ECEIVABLE M GR . DVERTISING ECRETARY A S - Brian Parrish House tape recordings re- ing he had “never seen John Kenneth Galbraith - Judy Brown - Liz Steffan - John Davis lated to Watergate. devastation like this.” (1908-2006). DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., April 29, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A7 Biden presses Iraq to not let 2nd Chinese city in political chaos upend gains a week halts trash BAGHDAD (AP) — Vice President likely be due to political unrest incinerator plans Joe Biden pressed Iraq on Thursday rather than military shortcomings. not to let its crippling political crisis Chaotic politics are nothing new in BEIJING (AP) — For the second time in a week, upend hard-fought gains against the Iraq, but the present infighting risks a Chinese city has announced it would halt plans Islamic State group as he returned becoming a distraction, with politi- for a garbage incinerator project following angry to the country that’s come to symbol- cians more focused on keeping their protests by residents that underscore growing con- ize America’s relentless struggles in jobs than fighting IS, said the offi- cern over threats to public health. the Middle East. cials, who weren’t authorized to The government of Nanxian (NAN’-she-ahn) in Biden slipped into Baghdad on an speak on the record. the southern province of Hunan said Thursday in a unannounced trip, his first to Iraq in While Obama and Biden came public notice that it would cease all work related to nearly five years. Officials said the into office pledging to end the war — the project and would not start up again without stop was planned before Iraq’s polit- and did so in 2011 — U.S. troops re- public support. ical system descended into turmoil, turned here in 2014 amid the rise of China is faced with the mounting challenge of dis- hindering U.S.-led efforts to defeat IS violence. posing solid waste generated in ever-larger cities. extremists who control parts of both Obama now acknowledges that However, public distrust runs deep as people ques- Iraq and Syria. Sitting down with his goal of defeating the militants tion their local governments’ ability to properly Iraq’s beleaguered leaders, he won’t be realized during his presi- plan, build and manage trash incinerators. praised them for working “very, very dency. When those projects move ahead, public anger is hard” to construct a new Cabinet Still, this month Obama agreed to often stirred over fears they would cause air, water and touted progress wresting back deploy more than 200 additional and soil pollution. territory from IS. AP Photo troops to Iraq, bringing the author- Without a voice inside the city hall, residents usu- “It’s real, it’s serious, and it’s com- ized total to just over 4,000, and to ally resort to street protests. Local governments mitted,” Biden said as he met with Vice President Joe Biden meets send Apache helicopters into the tend to cave in to calm public sentiments and keep Parliament Speaker Salim al- with U.S. diplomatic and military fight. Biden thanked some of those order, while seeking to punish those who have initi- Jabouri, a Sunni politician facing personnel serving in Iraq, Thurs- troops and American diplomats dur- ated the protests, leaving garbage disposal an un- calls from his colleagues to resign. day, April 28, 2016, at the U.S. ing a visit to the U.S. Embassy in solved problem. Still, the anxious undertones of Baghdad, where he alluded to the Last Friday, the Haiyan county government in the Biden’s brief visit were clear from Embassy in Baghdad. deep sectarian divides still plaguing eastern province of Zhejiang halted plans for a trash the moment he stepped off a mili- paralyzed a government already Iraq long after U.S.-led forces top- incinerator after rowdy streets protests. tary transport plane into blistering struggling to tackle a dire economic pled the late dictator Saddam Hus- In Nanxian, hundreds took to the street on Mon- heat after an overnight flight from crisis and battle IS. The United sein in 2003. day and Tuesday to protest the project citing pollu- Washington. White House staffers States has deployed more troops and “Think of all the places we are tion concerns, overseas Chinese news sites reported. donned body armor and helmets as equipment in hopes of putting Iraq today trying to keep the peace, all A man who answered the phone at the propa- Biden was whisked by helicopter to on a better path as President Barack the places we’ve sent you guys and ganda office of the county government said about the relative safety of the heavily for- Obama prepares to leave office in women,” Biden said. “They’re places 200 residents had protested with some actions he tified Green Zone, reminders of the January. where because of history, we’ve described as “extreme.” dire security situation even in Iraq’s Though there’s been progress in drawn artificial lines, creating arti- The man, who gave only his surname Liao as is capital. wresting back territory from IS and ficial states, made up of totally dis- common with Chinese bureaucrats, did not elabo- Biden’s visit came amid a wave of weakening its leadership, senior tinct ethnic, religious cultural rate and said there had been no clash between the tense protests and demands for U.S. officials traveling with Biden groups and said, ‘Have at it. Live to- protesters and police and no one was injured during sweeping political reforms that have said any lost momentum would gether.’” the demonstration. Police had not detained anyone but were investi- gating the protest, Liao said. A notice from the local government urged resi- dents not to take extreme measures or spread ru- South Korea: Suspected midrange North Korean missiles fail mors.

SEOUL, South Korea clear violations of Security (AP) — North Korea at- Council resolutions.” f inger tempted unsuccessfully to “This is a threat to lickin’ launch two suspected pow- Japan’s national security,” Plus erful intermediate-range he said. Tax good! missiles on Thursday, Yoshikawa said the U.N. South Korean defense offi- Security Council is prepar- cials said, bringing the ing a statement in re- – INCLUDE – number of apparent fail- sponse to the launches. Med. Drink & a Cookie! ures in recent weeks to The launch attempts -Mashed Potatoes-Biscuit three. come amid North Korean • DRUMSTICK & THIGH -Med. Drink-Choc Chip Cookie The reported failures anger over annual South -Mashed Potatoes-Biscuit come ahead of a major Korean-U.S. military drills 3 PC. TENDERS North Korean ruling party that it calls a rehearsal for • -Med. Drink-Choc Chip Cookie meeting next week at an invasion. The North -Med. 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Then, in It did not provide details on standby for an impend- could one day be capable of the evening, South Korea’s in a brief statement. ing launch. The reports Dr. Michael Crain reaching far-off U.S. mili- Joint Chiefs of Staff said in The Pentagon said in a said the missile was one of tary bases in Asia and the a statement that the statement later Thursday two Musudan missiles will be the guest speaker Pacific. North fired another Musu- that both launch attempts North Korea had earlier at the morning Worship Service On Thursday morning, a dan missile near Wonsan failed. deployed in the northeast. projectile fired from a but that launch also pre- South Korea’s Foreign South Korean and U.S. North Korean northeast- sumably failed. There were Ministry called the officials said there was a Sunday, May 1st ern coastal town crashed a no other details. launches a provocation North Korean missile few seconds after liftoff, a The North American and said it will try to in- launch on April 15, the 10:30 a.m. South Korean Defense Aerospace Defense Com- crease international pres- birthday of the North’s Ministry official said, re- mand (NORAD) confirmed sure on North Korea. late founder, but they have New Prospect questing anonymity be- that North Korea at- Japan’s U.N. Ambassa- not officially confirmed it cause of office rules. It tempted two missile dor Motohide Yoshikawa was a Musudan. U.S. offi- Baptist Church wasn’t immediately known launches that did not pose condemned what he called cials said that launch whether it crashed on land a threat to North America. a “series of grave and very ended in failure. Everyone is invited. The church is located adjacent to China passes law tightening controls on foreign nonprofits Walker Memory Gardens on Hwy. 5 in Jasper BEIJING (AP) — China ations of a wide range of “spreading rumors, slan- The group said the most passed a law Thursday groups, further limiting dering or otherwise ex- alarming aspects include tightening controls over the growth of civil society pressing or disseminating the ability of police to end LIFESTUDIES foreign non-governmental in China and hindering ex- harmful information that foreign NGO-organized ac- CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTER organizations by subject- changes between China endangers state security.” tivities that they deem to ing them to close police su- and the rest of the world. The Network of Chinese “endanger national secu- 4:00 p.m. - “When God’s People Pray” pervision, a move officials The law includes a Human Rights Defenders rity,” a term that is not say will help the groups clause that allows police to denounced the law as “dra- clearly defined. Police will by Jim Cymbala (DVD Study) but critics charge is the blacklist “unwelcome” conian,” saying it allows also be able to more closely 5:00 p.m. - Prayer Ministry latest attempt by authori- groups and prevent them police to exercise “daily su- monitor foreign organiza- ties to clamp down on per- from operating in the pervision and monitoring” tions’ funding sources and ceived threats to the ruling country. Groups can be of foreign NGOs. The law expenses, “which has the Communist Party’s con- blacklisted if they commit will have “a profoundly chilling effect of intimida- trol. violations ranging from il- detrimental impact on tion,” the group said. The law, adopted by the legally obtaining unspeci- civil society in China,” it national legislature, states fied state secrets to said. that foreign NGOs must not endanger China’s na- “Our Toughness is Your Strength” tional security and ethnic unity. It grants police the Garage Garage DoorsDoors power to question NGO administrators, search res- Z Master 2000 Series Commercial Mower idences and facilities and F ree E stim ates! seize files and equipment. 0% Financing for 48 months w.a.c. The move to pass such a law has drawn criticism • Since 1966 • from U.S. and European of- ficials and business and Creative Aluminum academic organizations. They are concerned it will 1206 Curry Hwy severely restrict the oper- Jasper, AL 35503 387-7683 387-7698 SAVE $ 500

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your daughter’s “pit CRANKSHAFT hair” is so long she can braid it, it should not HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last distract attention from Batiuk and Chuck Ayers By Tom the bride. CELEBRITIES BORN friend or loved one. P.S. If hairy armpits in ON THIS DAY: Andre LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. the wedding pictures Agassi, 46; Uma Thur- 22): Take time out to do concern her, they can be man, 46; Michelle Pfeif- something you enjoy. Photoshopped off. fer, 58; Jerry Seinfeld, 62 Learn something that DEAR ABBY: My parents Happy Birthday: You will help you recognize built a two-bedroom apart- will keep everyone guess- new ways to put your ment onto their house for ing with your far-reach- skills to use. my brother and his wife ing thoughts and plans SCORPIO (Oct. 23- when they were struggling for the future. Added dis- Nov. 21): Make your sur- financially. They decided to cipline and a desire to roundings more suitable HI & LOIS move out of state, so my sin- turn your dreams into a for a project you want to By Chance Brown gle sister is now in the reality will give you the take on. apartment. It has been a edge to achieve your goal. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. year, and my brother and ARIES (March 21- 22-Dec. 21): Don’t trust his wife are now expecting. April 19): Don’t let bu- anyone to do your job for They have moved back to reaucracy get in your you. You’ll be misled or the area because they want way. Get your papers in give someone the wrong to raise the baby near fam- order so nothing will stop impression if you aren’t ily, and want the apartment you from achieving your careful. back. Of course, my sister dreams. CAPRICORN (Dec. doesn’t want to give it back. I feel she shouldn’t have to. TAURUS (April 20- 22-Jan. 19): Take time I agree with my sister that May 20): An emotional out to read, gather infor- my brother gave it up. But encounter is best han- mation or have a heart- my brother feels my single dled with care. Consis- to-heart discussion with sister doesn’t need a two- tency and stability will someone you love. BABY BLUES bedroom apartment. On be in your best interest AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- when dealing with pri- Feb. 18): Go over your fi- that point I agree with him. By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott My husband, my parents vate affairs or institu- nancial situation. Put a and I are in the middle. tions. plan together that will What do you think should GEMINI (May 21- help you boost your in- be done? June 20): Approach any come. — SQUABBLING SIB- offers you receive with an PISCES (Feb. 19- LINGS open mind. March 20): Stick close to DEAR “SQUAB”: Get CANCER (June 21- home. Avoid dealing with out of the middle by July 22): Enjoy getting institutions and negative stepping away. The together with people you individuals who bring apartment belongs to haven’t seen for some you down. Participate in your parents, and it is time. an event that you can up to them to decide LEO (July 23-Aug. enjoy with a friend or who gets to use it. The 22): Live in the moment. loved one. Offer positive rule of etiquette in a sit- Make plans to do some- input and plenty of uation like this is: Mouth thing that is energetic, laughter. shut! (The more you in- playful and challenging. Birthday Baby: You volve yourself, the more VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. are outgoing, trendy and one of your siblings is 22): Ask questions, take flexible. You are imagina- sure to resent you.) notes and figure out tive and pioneering. what you need to know Eugenia’s website — Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van before making a decision eugenialast.com, Euge- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her or change. Don’t give in nia’s android app @ mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact to anyone putting de- http://bit.ly/exhoro and Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or mands on you. Do some- join Eugenia on P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA thing enjoyable with a twitter/facebook/linkedin 90069. DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., April 29, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A9

Hawkins From A1 defendants as the let him borrow one. statement and claimed burden is very low for shooter in the killing, Hawkins body was later they only cooperated be- the state at a prelimi- was close with Hawkins, found a short distance cause they were afraid of nary hearing,” Forrester according to testimony. away inside a duffle bag, Reese. said in a written state- Adair said the victim wrapped in a blue, elec- Once officers obtained ment Thursday after- knew all three of the tric blanket. a search warrant, Hall noon. “As this case young men who have According to testi- said items found in- progresses through the Photo Special to the Eagle been charged in his mony, Reese drove the cluded a 12-gauge shot- system and the state has death, but had a closer group about 1,000 yards gun, duffel bags, t-shirts, to prove these allega- Crystal meth and methadone tablets were among the relationship with Reese. away to a camper home a wallet containing tions beyond a reason- items recovered from Stockman’s vehicle. During Hall’s testi- where the killing took Hawkins’ drivers li- able doubt, and mony, he said Hawkins place. cense, wire cutters, duct overcome Adam's pre- From A1 and the three defen- The three men then tape, shotgun shells, sumption of innocence, I Arrest dants were riding in his drove the body to a spot bleach, blood and hair. believe it will be difficult Troopers seized 50 grams of seizures that we’ve had in a car while doing drugs on about a half-mile away Hall added the inside of to establish Adam Reese crystal meth, methadone long time. ... I want to thank the night of Feb. 13. to discard the body into the car had a strong as the man who killed tablets, drug paraphernalia the officers that worked on Reese was identified as a pile of brush. bleach odor. Nick Hawkins. With that and $1,600 in cash from Stock- that traffic stop. One of the the driver. At some point The state medical ex- Adair said forensic ev- said, I know this is a dif- man’s vehicle. things that we we’re trying to in the night, an argu- aminer said Hawkins’ idence in the case, espe- ficult time for the family “We had been getting infor- do here at the sheriff’s office is ment took place between cause of death was gun- cially scientific evidence of Nick Hawkins, and I mation that he was involved in get a good working relation- Reese and Hawkins. shot wounds and blunt from inside the car, is hate they are having to drug activity, and when they ship with other departments, Further into the testi- force trauma to the still being examined by go through such a trau- called me and told me they had and I couldn’t ask for that op- got him, I was excited about eration to go any smoother mony, Hall said the head. state forensic investiga- matic event.” it,” Winston County Sheriff than it did.” group made a stop at a Hall also testified that tors. Sam Bentley, the pub- Tommy Moore said. “The offi- Alabama State Troopers as- Dora residence where Conner said Reese shot Justin Forrester, the lic defender represent- cer ... told me that Stockman signed to the Marine Patrol Di- Reese got out of the car Hawkins in the back as defense attorney for ing Conner and Jarvis, was driving erratically, and it vision and the Winston County and asked the residents he was trying to run Reese, said he feels it could not be reached for was just a basic traffic stop. Sheriff’s Office made the ar- (whose names were away. Conner then said will be difficult for pros- comment Thursday. Once they got him stopped, rest. The Double Springs Po- withheld) if he could bor- Reese beat Hawkins in ecutors to prove at trial A bond hearing was [the officer] at least suspected lice Department also helped row a blanket. the head with the butt of that Reese was the per- also expected to take some drug activity or some- apprehend Stockman. While Hall said the the gun. Hall testified son who killed Hawkins. place in the case, but de- thing was wrong about the Stockman is being held witnesses did not know that Conner and Jarvis “Although there were fense attorneys re- way the guy was acting.” without bond at the Winston why Reese was asking admitted their involve- a lot of ‘I don't knows’ quested it be continued Moore continued, “This is County Jail, and an investiga- for a blanket, they did ment in a recorded and ‘I don't recalls,’ the at a later date. one of the biggest drug tion is ongoing. Tornado From A1 terday. trol deputy for the local sheriff’s The tornado that narrowly the first one on almost the exact man County and 36 injured. Two “My family lived in a little department. He was working the missed Slaughter and her family same path. people were killed in the Berry community called Irving Col- night shift on the night the was part of the April 3 and 4, The path of the second tor- community in Fayette County lege, about 12 miles south of storms hit, and when he learned 1974, tornado outbreak, which nado was 20-miles long and var- and 102 were injured in Walker McMinnville near the Warren that a tornado had come through ranks as the third worst in Ala- ied from the first one by only a County. and Grundy county lines,” a community near where his bama history, behind the tor- block, less than two miles. The Pickens, Tuscaloosa, Slaughter said. “We were at family lived, he immediately nado outbreaks of March 21, Many of the same communi- Fayette, Walker and Cullman home and listening to what was headed home to make sure his 1932 and April 27, 2011. ties were hit twice within 30 tornado then moved northeast- going on with the weather on the family was okay. During the late afternoon and minutes, hindering rescue ef- ward and heavily damaged a radio, because back then that “We lived up the lane, just off evening of April 3, 1974, at least forts. Over half of Alabama’s four-block area of southeast was the only way you had to get the main highway, and we saw eight tornadoes touched down in storm deaths and many of the Cullman around 8:40 p.m., be- any kind of storm warnings.” his blue lights coming up the Alabama, killing 86 people and injuries were caused by the two fore finally dissipating over Slaughter said although a road. When I saw him, he was injuring 949 others, causing over tornadoes, which killed 55 and northeast Cullman, leaving an- weather alert had been issued, sitting on the swing with my $50 million in damage. Sixteen injured 408. other three dead and 178 injured her family did not know how se- grandfather and I could see counties in northern Alabama As these storms were occur- in its wake. rious it was. tears rolling down his cheeks,” were hit the hardest, including ring, other tornadoes were tak- The final storms of the out- “My granny lived right next Slaughter managed to say Walker County. ing place in south Alabama, break in Alabama began wreak- door to us, and she came down to through her own tears. “My dad According to a report written including one that touched down ing havoc as this storm our house and said she had her was not the kind of man who by the National Weather Service five miles north of Aliceville in dissipated, when a tornado window up and that she kept would cry, but he was so relieved Forecast Office in Birmingham Pickens County and moved al- touched down in the town of hearing something that sounded to find that we were okay. He on the outbreak, Alabama’s se- most continously on the ground Guin in Marion County around like a train,” Slaughter said. “We just couldn’t hold back the vere weather began around 4:30 for nearly an hour before ripping 9:04 p.m., killing 23 people and listened and could hear it as tears.” p.m., when a brief tornado through Walker County at 7:58 injuring 250 in that area, before well, but we still didn’t know Slaughter said one of her touched down in the Concord p.m. moving into Winston County what it was.” cousins, who married a man community about eight miles Downtown Jasper was the near the Delmar community, Slaughter said the wind blew from Jasper, told Slaughter to west of Birmingham. hardest hit area, with several where it left five dead. hard for a few minutes and then contact the Daily Mountain Less than an hour later, a sec- stores and commercial buildings The final tornado of that terri- things became so calm that even Eagle regarding the photos ond tornado struck about eight destroyed and numerous dam- ble night touched down in south the leaves on the trees were not found in her family’s backyard. miles west of Jacksonville. aged. Huntsville at 10:50 p.m., causing moving. Then hail came. “We had tried everything we The major tornado activity The Walker County Court- severe damage at Redstone Ar- “The sound just kept getting knew to do to find who the pho- began around 6:30 p.m. when a house also received extensive senal. It moved across Monte closer and we saw a green glow tos belonged to, so I thought I tornado touched down in the damage, and the city of Jasper’s Sano, just east of Huntsville, go by, but we didn’t know that would see if your local newspa- community of Newburg in new fire station was demolished. shortly after 11 p.m., before was the tornado,” Slaughter per would run the photos to see Franklin County and then Along the entire path of this breaking up over western Jack- said. “We had a storm shelter if anyone recognized them,” plowed its way continuously storm, 500 buildings were de- son County. under the hill near our house, so Slaughter said. “I know the peo- northeastward for 85 miles be- stroyed, 381 severely damaged The final two storms killed 28 we all headed down there, not ple in these photos are some- fore entering Tennessee. and 56 mobile homes were de- people, injured 332 others and knowing the tornado had al- one’s grandparents, and I just At 7:35 p.m., another major stroyed, with 13 sustaining destroyed or heavily damaged ready passed us by.” want to return the photos to tornado touched down in nearly major damage. over 850 buildings, 250 mobile Slaughter’s father was a pa- their family.” the exact same spot, following One person was killed in Cull- homes and 60 small businessess. Brand From A1 chairman Eddie Jackson, motes positivity and pride. you can have.” Cordova Mayor Drew sonally offended by that worked on it for the last is that some locals take a Branding, for example, The “I Love New York” Gilbert has been pushing reaction. That was one of several months are quick perverse kind of pride in will help bridge the gap be- logo developed in the the idea of branding in his the first moments as an to point out; the brand be- being from a county that tween the exaggerated sto- 1970s and featuring a red city since taking office in adult where I realized how longs to all. has been a regional and ries that University of heart that is now iconic is 2012. One of the new ad- bad our reputation was,” Its success then, Gilbert even national punch line Alabama students hear one example of branding. ministration’s first acts Gilbert said. said, will be measured in for decades. about Walker County Branding is also one of was to adopt a branding Gilbert’s hope is that how well it facilitates “Our self-image is dan- around campus and the the main reasons that campaign developed by de- branding will prove to unity and makes old com- gerous. We want to be warm welcome they re- Chattanooga has become sign students from Auburn local residents once and bative mindsets obsolete. known for something. ceive after spending the such a popular destination University. for all that Walker County “Within the next few Even if it’s bad, it’s better summer working as in- over the past decade, with The city’s logo features does not have to be the years, if you see all the than nothing,” Jackson terns for WACF and local tourism revenues of the word “Cordova” rising laughingstock of the state. communities and their said. agencies. around $1 billion. out of the slogan “Building “We’ve let everybody businesses using the The feedback gathered “Branding helps us iden- Closer to home, there back better, safer, greener.” outside these borders talk brand to show ‘I’m with in 2014 suggested that tify the good things about has been a push to rebrand Gilbert inherited a city about us and have these the group,’ that will show people all across the our community and focus Birmingham in recent that was at the center of a opinions of us, and it’s not this thing is strong and county were tired of their on them. It gives people years. media firestorm over its really true. Anybody who that we’ve let go of Cor- home always being cast in something to hang their Thanks to the Internet zoning ordinance after the comes into the heart of dova versus Dora or such a bad light. hat on instead of murder and social media, now 2011 tornadoes. He also Walker County and spends Jasper versus Sumiton. A Their ideas and concerns for hire,” Jackson said. even small communities experienced the stigma as- some time here will see the stronger Sumiton equals a led to the creation of a So what is a brand? have an opportunity to sociated with Walker good people and the good stronger Jasper and vice strategic plan for Walker “A brand is what comes make a name for them- County firsthand while at- things we have going on,” versa. The more I see that County that contains to mind when you think of selves if they commit to tending the University of he said. evolve, the more I will be- seven priority areas. Some, a company, a product or a branding. North Alabama. Just as the meetings in lieve that this brand is such as workforce develop- city,” said Francis Hare of “You don’t have to be in “The looks I got when I 2014 were carefully working for us,” he said. ment and retail growth Hare Communications, the a big market anymore to said that I wanted to come planned to get input from Sen. Greg Reed will re- and recruitment, have firm that developed the be famous. So Walker back and run for mayor of all parts of the county, the veal Walker County’s new been topics of discussion Walker County brand that County is a player in the Cordova was one of aston- brand has been crafted to brand Saturday at 11 a.m. for years. will be unveiled at 11 a.m. state now just because it’s ishment. The Shoals is be all-inclusive and has on the steps of the Walker However, the glue that on Saturday. “People have a smaller world. They need known as one of the best been funded through con- County Courthouse. holds the plan together is brands. It’s just what to keep their voice out areas in the state. Why tributions from each com- The inaugural Walker branding and an online comes to mind when you there so people will re- would anyone go back to munity. County Day will also fea- presence that will help think of that entity. In member what it is,” said Walker County? I never The brand is not the ex- ture live music, food, ven- Walker County tell its business, it’s the single Rich Albright of Hare found a good answer for clusive property of one city dors and children’s story in a way that pro- most valuable thing that Communications. that, but I was almost per- or area, those who have activities through 2 p.m.

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“They have been good to time supporter of Jasper “We are thrilled to be us down through the and will continue to be,” able to transition now to a years, and if it hadn’t been Scarborough said. “And I backseat roll and let the for them there would be no want to congratulate the City of Jasper take on the Community Foundation,” city on the purchase of this roll of being the provider Posey said. “Several of us facility.” for these continued serv- were in on that venture The president and CEO ices,” Warren said. “We with them when it first got of Community Health Sys- look forward to partnering started.” tems, Doug Warren, said with them and helping in Posey said he was CHS has been privileged any way we can in the fu- pleased to have had the to provide health care and ture. Jasper will always be opportunities through the senior care for the last 25 a part of Community years to work with some years to Walker County Health Systems, because it great folks at CHS. and specifically the City of is our heritage and our “They have taken care of Jasper. home.” the people in the town where they started, and I wish them well and thank them for all their efforts,” Posey said. “I hope they Daily Mountain Eagle - James Phillips will keep coming to see us, The Pilot Club of Jasper held its Annual White Linen ‘Rustic Elegance’ and if they ever have a Luncheon on Wednesday, April 27, at Huckleberry Farm. The luncheon, function, we have some held in honor of Administrative Professionals Day, is one of the Pilot Club’s space we will share with four largest fundraising events, with the money helping fund the club’s them.” Friendly Dental Care service projects each year. Christian Gann provided entertainment for the Dr. Daniel Scarborough, For The ENTIRE Family luncheon by singing and playing the guitar while attendees enjoyed lunch a founding member of prepared by Huckleberry Farm. CHS, said the sale of the NOW OPEN CHS Activity Center to Accepting Patients Mon. thru Fri. the City of Jasper was a win-win situation for both 1208 Hwy. 78 E Abbott Labs to spend $19.3B to buy St. Jude We accept all Jasper Medical parties. major insurance Next to Zaxby’s (AP) — Abbott Labora- lap” between the compa- on Alere Inc. to expand its “Community Health tories will spend $19.3 bil- nies’ offerings. The com- medical testing business. Systems has been a long- 205-387-8888 lion to buy St. Jude bined business will be St. Jude’s expertise sell- Medical Inc. in a cash- better able to compete ing medical implants to stock deal that aims to with larger companies in hospitals should open new strengthen the medical the device space, includ- opportunities and help device maker’s stake in ing Johnson & Johnson. drive sales for Abbott’s de- cardiovascular care. Abbott said St. Jude vices, according to Attention Golfers! Shares of North shareholders will receive Leerink Swann analyst Chicago, Illinois-based $46.75 in cash and a por- Danielle Antalffy. Jasper’s First Baptist Church Abbott plunged, while St. tion of Abbott stock for “Abbott’s device busi- Jude soared Thursday each St. Jude share. The ness has been under- morning after the compa- total consideration adds scaled, driving 2016 “In His Grip” nies announced the deal. up to about $85 per share. underperformance over The combined company That represents a 37 the last few years,” An- Golf Tournament will offer devices in nearly percent premium to talffy states, in a note to every area of cardiovascu- Wednesday’s $61.95 clos- investors. FRIDAY, APRIL 29TH lar care, competing di- ing price of St. Jude Abbott said the boards rectly with industry shares. of both companies have 12 NOON SHOTGUN START leaders Medtronic Inc. The deal value totals approved the deal for St. AT MUSGROVE COUNTY CLUB and Scientific $25 billion based on Ab- Paul, -based St. Corp. bott’s recent stock price Jude. The companies ex- It noted that the acqui- and assuming about $5.7 pect the deal will close in Individuals or Teams welcome sition will blend St. Jude’s billion in St. Jude debt. the fourth quarter, but the pacemaker and im- Abbott makes medical acquisition still must be Golf, Prizes and Lunch included $75.00 per person. plantable defibrillator devices and generic drugs, reviewed by regulators business with Abbott’s but infant formula and and approved by St. Jude focus on artery-opening nutritional beverages, shareholders. To Register call 205-221-6444 or go to stents and heart repair which includes the Simi- Shares of Abbott fell products. lac, Ensure and Pedialyte $2.51, or 5.7 percent, to www.jaspersfbc.org/golf Wells Fargo analyst brands, make up the com- $41.32 in midday trading, Larry Biegelsen said the pany’s biggest business. while St. Jude shares “Play with Passion - Live with Purpose” deal makes sense because In February, Abbott said it jumped $16.89, or 27.3 “there is very little over- would spend $4.8 billion percent, to $78.83.

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STATE BASEBALL PLAYOFFS Prep Tennis Five area teams open 2nd round of playoffs Walker hosts DH with Clay-Chalkville today By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY second-round series. Eagle Sports Editor Clay-Chalkville heads to Walker’s Valley Park for a double header begin- Walker tennis The high school baseball season ning at 5 p.m. If the teams split games, moves to the second round of the state the third game will be held at 1 p.m. teams in the playoffs today Saturday. mix at state with five local STATE PLAYOFFS Walker (25-13) earned a road sweep teams in the of Pinson Valley — 3-1 and 9-4 — last Walker’s boys ten- hunt. week while Clay-Chalkville (19-16) nis team is in posi- Walker, Corner, won a three-game series over Garden- Sumiton Chris- tion to end its 5-year dale despite losing the second game tian, Oakman 16-1. state championship Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley and Meek will try After rolling to a pair of blowout to extend their drought after the first Corner’s Sam Knowlton (14) congratulates Caleb Ed- wins over Wenonah, the Corner Yellow round of the Class seasons today after each earned a Jackets get a second straight home se- wards (18) after he scored a run against Wenonah last first-round sweep last week. ries when the Pleasant Grove Spar- 6A State Tennis week. Corner hosts Pleasant Grove today. Both Walker and Corner will host Tournament in Mo- SEE PLAYOFFS, B3 bile on Thursday. The opening day of the tournament was PREP SOFTBALL delayed due to storms in the area. On the boys side, the Vikings still have Curry wins battle of champs five singles players vying for individual titles — No. 2 Eli Mathews, No. 3 Tyler Banks, No. 4 Big inning leads Ben Hicks, No. 5 Mason Woodman Jackets past Eagles and No. 6 John Bertoldi. All three By W. BRIAN HALE doubles teams — Eagle Sports Writer No. 1 Andrew Wigin- SUMITON — The final contest of the season be- ton and Woodman, tween the area’s two top ranked and defending No. 2 Banks and state champion teams went to Hicks and No. 3 the Curry Yellow Jackets fol- PREP SOFTBALL Matthews and lowing an 8-4 victory over the Sumiton Christian Eagles on Bertoldi are also still Thursday in Sumiton. alive. The game was also marked a On the girls side, great gesture of generosity — the defending with both programs agreeing to donate the proceeds of the champs are in the matchup to benefit Brantley pitcher Alex Wilcox, a mix with matches teammate to several players on both teams for the still being played at Birmingham Bolts, who is battling cancer. press time. Ashlee Swindle recorded the win for Curry, giv- ing up two earned runs, six hits, no walks and striking out seven batters in seven innings. Offensively, Kyndra Richard went 3 for 4 with a Sports on TV run scored, an RBI and a double, Swindle was 2 for Auto Racing 4 with a run scored, Keana Pearson went 2 for 4 with a run scored, a double and an RBI, Justus Xfinity Series, Perry was 1 for 3 with two runs scored, Emily Talladega 300 practice, Aaron went 1 for 3 with run scored and an RBI, 10:30 a.m., FS1 Taylor Rowe had a double with a run scored and Sprint Cup Series, two RBIs, Cara Thompson had a two-run double and Kaylee Horton recorded a hit with a run GEICO 500 practice, scored. 1:30 p.m., FS1 Jenna Ergle pitched the first five innings in the ARCA Series, General loss for the Eagles, giving up three walks and strik- Tire 200, 5 p.m., FS1 ing out four batters. Kamree Lay pitched the final two innings in relief, giving up two hits, a run and recording three strikeouts. MLB At the plate, Abbie Brewster went 3 for 3 with Braves at Cubs, two RBIs and a double, Ergle was 2 for 3 with a 1:10 p.m., FSS run scored and an RBI, Savanah Langston went 2 for 4 with a run scored, Kendall Beth Sides had a Yankees at Red Sox, hit with a run scored and a stolen base, Anna Tyree 6 p.m., MLB recorded a hit and Holly Murray scored a run. Curry jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the top of the NBA Playoffs first inning, with Aaron driving in Horton on a sin- First Round gle and Perry scoring on an error. Sumiton Chris- Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley Raptors at Pacers, tian bounced back in the bottom of the inning with Sides crossing the plate to cut the lead to 2-1. Curry’s Justus Perry, left, scores on a Taylor Rowe hit during the Yellow Jackets’ 6:30 p.m., NBA After a scoreless second inning, the Eagles tied Heat at Hornets, the game at 2-2 after Ergle sent Langston home on 8-4 victory over Sumiton Christian on Thursday. The game was the fourth meet- 7 p.m., ESPN a single. ing between the defending state champions. Class 4A Curry won three of four over the Class 2A Eagles on the season. Clippers at Blazers, SEE SOFTBALL, B5 9:30 p.m., ESPN NHL Playoffs NFL DRAFT Second Round Blues at Stars, 7 p.m., NBCSN Goff goes to Rams with No. 1 pick Golf By JAY COHEN ing him smoking mar- college football. LPGA Tour, Volunteers AP Sports Writer ijuana was posted “I’m taking it as an honor and of America Shootout, to his Twitter ac- something I’m going to have to CHICAGO — Jared Goff is mov- count. prove them right, that they made 11 a.m., GLF ing down the West Coast to Los Goff went No. 1 the right decision,” Goff said. PGA Tour, Zurich Angeles. Carson Wentz and his big overall to the There was little doubt about the right arm are moving from North Classic, 2 p.m., GLF Rams on Thursday position of the top picks after Los Dakota to . night for their first pick Angeles and Philadelphia each The quarterbacks jumped over since they moved to Los Angeles in made a big trade to get into the NFL Laremy Tunsil after a pair of the offseason, and Wentz was the draft’s top two slots. It’s the second 2016 Draft, Rounds blockbuster trades, and the Missis- No. 2 selection by the Eagles after straight year two QBs were the 2 and 3, 6 p.m., ESPN sippi offensive tackle dropped a successful career at North first names off the board and the Jared Goff down the board after a video show- Dakota State in the second tier of SEE DRAFT, B2

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Jhoulys Chachin (1-1) gave up two double, then singled in a pair of runs Al Horford and Kent Bazemore each added 15 BOSTON — The Atlanta Braves runs and six hits in five-plus innings in a three-run third, when Smith points for the Hawks, who earned their first playoff ended an eight-game losing streak, to win for the first time since signing had an RBI double. Markakis’ single beating the with the Braves as a free agent in made it 4-1 in the fourth. series win over Boston since the St. Louis Hawks Boston Red Sox December. Five pitchers combined ——— beat the Celtics in the 1958 Finals.The Celtics last 5-3 Thursday three playoff appearances have ended in first- night as Nick for four-hit relief, with Arodys Viz- TRAINER’S ROOM round exits. Markakis had caino getting three outs for his sec- Braves: RHP Bud Norris (1-4, 8.74 Today’s game ond save. ERA) may come out of the rotation Coming off a 27-point win in Game 5, the Hawks three singles, a double and Braves at Cubs, Boston’s Hanley Ramirez had an before his next scheduled start. Nor- took advantage of poor shooting by Boston on RBI single in the first and drove in ris lasted just 1 1/3 innings Wednes- Thursday, building as much as a 28-point lead. three RBIs. 1:10 p.m., FSS Mallex Smith another with a double in the third. day. “We’re still hashing through Atlanta blew the game open with a 39-point third doubled twice and had an RBI single The Red Sox didn’t score again until that and talking though that kind of quarter in which it shot 74 percent from the field. for the Braves, a big league-worst 5- Dustin Pedroia’s RBI single with stuff to see what’s best for him, and 17. Atlanta won for the first time two outs in the ninth. what’s best for us,” manager Fredi COLLEGE FOOTBALL since April 19 and avoided being Clay Buchholz (0-3) allowed five Gonzalez said. “But I think the No. Idaho program dropping to FCS swept by the Red Sox in the inter- runs, eight hits and four walks in 6 1 priority is to get him fixed.” beginning with 2018 season From B2 MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) — Idaho will drop to the Draft Football Championship Subdivision beginning in 2018 and intends to join the Big Sky Conference. seventh time in the mod- 10 for the first time in lineman Arik Armstead in concern within the league Idaho President Chuck Staben made the an- ern era of the draft since school history. Offensive the first round a year ago, about the health of Jack’s nouncement Thursday. The Vandals will remain at 1967. tackle Taylor Decker was went back to the Ducks for right knee. the Football Bowl Subdivision level for the next Once one of the leading drafted by Detroit with the DE DeForest Buckner. The Buccaneers opted two seasons as part of the transition to the lower candidates for the No. 1 16th pick, and speedy line- As the draft barreled for cornerback Vernon division. The move is pending approval from the pick before the trades, backer Darron Lee ran the past the middle of the first Hargreaves III with the Idaho State Board of Education. Tunsil slipped to Miami at Ohio State total to five round, UCLA linebacker 11th pick. Hargreaves No. 13 after the video of when he went to the New Myles Jack kept tumbling grew up in the Tampa area Staben says “our relevance will be comple- the lineman apparently York Jets at No. 20. down the board. There is and played at Florida. mented by our football program, not defined by it.” smoking marijuana out of “That’s why we came to Idaho first made the jump to the FBS in 1996 a bong-gas mask contrap- Ohio State — to play at along with fellow in-state member Boise State. But tion was passed around the next level,” Bosa said. the Vandals struggled at the higher level with con- online. Elliott, who rushed for ference stability and the increased expenditures. “Somebody hacked my 1,878 yards last season, account, man,” Tunsil said. made quite a fashion “You know I made that LOCAL DIGEST statement when he mistake several years ago. showed off his midsection POLICY Somehow, somebody got in while walking the red car- Event announcements and registrations for the my photos and hacked my pet before the draft. But Local Digest section can be sent to sports@ Twitter account and some- his dress shirt under his mountaineagle.com or by fax at 221-6203. The body hacked my Insta- blue suit was in place by deadline for next-day submission is 2 p.m. Submis- gram account, so it’s crazy. the time he was drafted by sion are taken on a first-come, first-serve basis. I can’t control that, man. I the Cowboys. can control what I control.” “I was known as the Tunsil also admitted to ‘hero in the half-shirt,’ so I •Continential Championship Wrestling will hold taking money from had to go with it,” said El- its Under the Stars event at 7:30 p.m. on Satur- coaches at Mississippi. liott, who played with a day, May 30 at the Lynn ballpark (rain or shine). The Browns, who traded bare midriff with the The main event is a $1,000 over the top rope, the No. 2 pick to the Ea- Buckeyes. battle royale. The semi-main gles last week, moved Jacksonville stayed close event is a southern heavyweight title match with down again in the first to home with Florida State Cowboy Dustin MacWilliams taking on Aeres. In a major deal of the night, cornerback Jalen Ramsey swapping selections with at No. 5, and Baltimore southern junior heavyweight title match, Action Tennessee. Then Chicago strengthened its offensive Mike Jackson faces the Super Assassin. In a spe- acquired the No. 9 pick in line when it took Notre cial tag-team event, Doink the Clown, the Ultimate a trade with Tampa Bay, Dame tackle Ronnie Stan- Dragon and WWE star Johnny Swinger battle prompting chants of “Let’s ley. Chris Ace and Jay Blaze. Tickets will be on sale at go Bears! Let’s go Bears!” San Francisco, which the Nauvoo Dollar General from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Titans selected took Oregon defensive on Saturday. For ticket info., call 205-717-5322. 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Today’s double header starts at 1 p.m. at the Etowah After the QBs got their County school. hats and exchanged pleas- Oakman (12-18) snapped a lengthy losing streak in antries with Commis- the opening round of the playoffs, knocking off sioner Roger Goodell, it Hanceville in a double header sweep on the road last was an Ohio State parade week. The Wildcats beat the Bulldogs 5-1 and 6-4 set- to the podium. San Diego ting up a second-round meeting with area foe Win- grabbed defensive end field. The Pirates (29-11) won all three meetings Joey Bosa at No. 3 with the against Oakman this year, winning 11-0, 2-0 and 11- first real wild card of the 2. Today’s double header starts at 4:30 p.m. night, and Dallas selected Like Oakman, Meek (20-10) takes on a region foe in running back Ezekiel El- the second round. The Tigers travel to No. 1-ranked liott with the fourth pick. 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COLLEGE FOOTBALL BANKHEAD WINS COUNTY SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT NCAA Board of Directors brings back satellite camps By ERIC OLSON AP College Football Writer The NCAA Division I Board of Directors rescinded a proposed ban on satellite camps Thursday, rebuffing a re- quest from powerhouse conferences in the South and clearing the way for coaches to hold clinics far from their campuses this summer. The board's decision came almost three weeks after the Division I Council approved a proposal prohibiting Bowl Subdivision coaches from holding or working at camps and clinics away from their schools. The camps had drawn a high profile since Jim Harbaugh and his Michigan staff held camps in the South last summer. The Southeastern Conference and Atlantic Coast Con- ference sponsored the proposal that had created the ban. There was an immediate outcry from coaches across the country who contended satellite camps provide opportu- nities for previously un-recruited athletes to be noticed by high-profile coaches and possibly receive scholarships. The board also directed the council to conduct a broad assessment of FBS recruiting, with initial recommenda- tions due by Sept. 1. Opponents of the camps say they are simply recruiting Special to the Eagle events held outside the recruiting calendar.The Big Ten turned out to be the only Power Five conference in the D- Bankhead Middle School won the Walker County Softball Tournament. Members of the team are, I Council to oppose the ban. The Big 12 and -12 joined front row, from left, Brianna Ford, Anna Key, Lori Herron, Roslynn Moorehead, Shelby Nabors, the SEC and ACC in voting for the ban, even though a sig- Kailey Johnson and Katie Jo Richardson, back row, coach Dave Lawson, Mollie Freeman, Haley nificant number of coaches within those conferences fa- vored satellite camps. Hann, Olyvia Mooney, Gracie Trotter, Katelyn Scola, Abby Werling and coach Jessy Woods. Softball From B2 Neither team produced a score in hits and struck out six as the Walker runs in the first, three in the third the fourth inning, but the Yellow Vikings earned a 3-0 victory over and four in the fourth before Carbon Jackets broke the deadlock in the Oakman on Senior Night at Memo- Hill got its offense going. fifth inning with five runs. Rowe rial Park on Thursday. Seniors for Carbon Hill are Kenna drove in Perry and Swindle on a The Vikings hosted the Jasper Fu- Alexander and Anna Grace Martin. double, followed by an RBI double by sion 8-and-under team and honored For Corner (26-16), Taylor Parker Pearson to send Rowe home. Thomp- guest Jonah Collins sang the Na- was 4 for 4 with two runs, Saydee son batted Richard and Pearson in tional Anthem. Seniors on this year’s Keith was 3 for 3 with three doubles on a double to give Curry the 7-2 ad- team are Hannah Lockhart, Kaylen and two runs, Brantley Bonds was 3 vantage. Beasley, Caroline Wasserman and for 4 with a run and Kaitlin Long Curry (37-2) scored its final run in Carleigh Taylor. scored two runs. the top of the sixth inning after Against Oakman, Abby Trotter led Sydney Watson got the win in the Aaron scored on an error to pull fur- the Vikings’ offense, going 2 for 2 circle, allowing eight hits and a walk ther ahead, 8-2. with a double and an RBI, Lockhart while striking out two in seven in- Sumiton Christian (43-9) an- had a double, Skylar Birdyshaw had nings. swered with a double from Brewster a single, a run and an RBI while At the plate for Carbon Hill, Katie to send Murray and Ergle across the both Mia Griffin and Kelsey Shelton Moore was 3 for 4, Kenna Alexander plate for the 8-4 final. had a single and a run. was 2 for 4 with two runs, Anna Curry opens the Class 4A, Area 9 Eighth-ranked Walker improved Grace Martin was 1 for 3 with a run tournament on Tuesday against to 21-10. and an RBI, Alyssa Dutton was 1 for Fayette County, while Sumiton ——— 3 with a double, a run and an RBI, Christian opens the Class 2A, Area Corner 9, Carbon Hill 5 Allie Parr was 1 for 4, Makindle Mc- 11 tournament with the winner of Corner built a 9-0 lead and held Gough scored a run and both Alayna the Tarrant-Southeastern game. off Carbon Hill for a 9-5 victory on Ivie and Abby Martin each had an ——— the Bulldogs’ Senior Night on Thurs- RBI. Walker 3, Oakman 0 day at Carbon Hill. Carbon Hill (26-17) plays in the Mabry Norris allowed just three The Yellow Jackets scored two Northside Invitational today. OF HYUNDAI JASPER 4011 HWY. 78 E. • JASPER, AL • (205) 295-9400 • HYUNDAIOFJASPER.COM HOURS: MON.-SAT. 9AM-7PM New New CarCar SaleSale 2016 Elantra SE 2016 Veloster 2016 Santa Fe Sport 2016 Sonata SE Automatic Automatic, DCT

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001 Employment 001 Employment 040 Service & Repair 085 Yard Sales 095 Merchandise 095 Merchandise QUALIFIED SPRING CLEAN UP TIME! GARAGE SALE, Friday 8AM; BEST PRICES in Town $$$$$$$$$$$$ DEVELOPMENTAL LET US do the yard clean-up, Saturday 8AM-Noon; Old Zion & We offer on Portable Buildings! Quik 3 DISABILITY PROFESSION leaf raking, Saragossa Road Day Delivery! Cash or Earn Extra Cash (QDDP) needed at The Arc of hedge trimming & CA$H! CA$H! Rent-To-Own! Payments The Daily Mountain Walker County. The QDDP will pressure washing. HIS HERS OURS starting @ $58 per month! Eagle is currently be responsible for writing indi- We will do ANY GARAGE SALE The Storage Place Yard Clean-up, Maintenance CA$H! Hwy.78E between Family Thrift seeking to fill vidual service plans with a per- Saturday 4/30; 8AM; son centered focus for adults & Haul-off what you need done! and HandyTV (205)221-0105 Carrier Positions 906 Hudson Road, Jasper. $$$ $$$ with intellectual disabilities as NOW Specializing in HIS- Lawn Equipment, BBQ for broken currently available in well as implement plans and Deck building. Grills, Tools, Knives, Coolers, DRAFTING TABLE (38.5x60in) the areas listed below. training for employees. Candi- You name it. I’ll do it! Electronic, Vintage Comics & scrap jewelry, wood surface. Table 38in. tall, dates must be organized, effi- No Contract required. $175; (205)717-4785 Oakman/Parrish Area HERS- Sewing Machine, King $$$ for gold, $$$ cient, multitasking, professional, No Job Too Big or Too Small! Duvets Spreads Comforters, JAPANESE MAPLES. Potential Profit and a team player. Candidates Reasonable rates. Mirrors, Vintage Jewelry, Table- FREE ESTIMATES for good used 2100 20th Ave. East. $400. 00 Biweekly must have a Bachelors Degree cloths, Candles, Small Kitchen NOW ACCEPTING (205)388-2083 in Human Services or related Appliances CREDIT CARDS $$$ firearms! $$$ Empire Area field, at least one year experi- OURS- Chandelier, Luggage, OR DEBIT CARDS Potential Profit ence working with individuals Books, Lawn Chairs, Record 112 Equipment with intellectual disabilities, valid 205-471-6022 00 Collectors Dream HUDSON PAWN $350. Biweekly Alabama driver’s license and an insurable driving record. Quali- LAWN MOWING AND YARD MOVING SALE Friday & Satur- & GUN SHOP fied persons may apply at WORK. FREE ESTIMATES. Apply in person at day, 8AM-4PM. 2004 Jones The Arc of Walker County CALL 205-221-6014. 221-7020 Daily Mountain Eagle Dairy Road. Furniture, Refriger- 745 Russell Dairy Road (behind Tractor Supply) 1301 Viking Drive Jasper, AL 35503 or fax a LAWNCARE SERVICE ator, Tools, Household items, Jasper, Alabama resume to 205-387-0567 cut for less!! No yard to LARGE Clothes or call 205-221-4626 E.O.E. & Drug Free Workplace. or small. FREE estimates. PUBLIC AUCTION (205)544-6970 local MOVING SALE Saturday 4/30; th All Daily Mountain Eagle Carriers SMALL BUSINESS seeking 7AM-Noon; 2101 Overbrook Cir- WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 are independent contractors and MONEY PLEDGER Full-time Sales Person. Must be cle, Jasper 35504 are not employees of the Daily Hauling & Excavating 1304 5th Ave. NE 1972 CHEVROLET C50 personable. Have knowledge of Mountain Eagle. Applicants must (205)221-4670 Fayette, AL 35555 Dump Truck. Good truck. computers & creative. Send Re- MULTIFAMILY YARD Sale have dependable, economical Gravel, Red rock, Fill-dirt Asking $3250; (205)384-3446 transportation, a valid driver’s sume to: Friday & Saturday. 8AM-? Partial listing of items: Topsoil & tree service. license and automobile insurance. 504 18th Street West, 9696 Hwy.5, Nauvoo (before Ford 9000 dump truck, 763 Jasper 35501 RED RYDER HAULING Liberty Grove Church); An- CASHIER/SALES. tiques, Toys, Electronics, Bobcat, 1004 Chevy S-10, Crushed stone, gravel, sand, 1955 Studebaker, 1966 Ford BULL Building Supply THE ARC of Walker County is lime, red-rock, topsoil Games, Shoes, Clothes, Furni- Apply in person Monday-Friday, now hiring (205)384-4932 ture, Decorations Flowers. We Fairlane 500, 1963 Chevy 8AM-5PM or MAIL resumes: 50 Full-Time Service Support (205)302-5675 (205)302-2315. will be selling BBQ Plates Corvair, 1949 Chevy P.O. Box 950, Jasper 35502 Specialists in the Residential (Sandwich, Chips & Drink)$6.00 Fastback, garden tiller, Program. Service Support Spe- trailer tires, 4x8 trailer, CDL CLASS A&B Driver cialists provide training and 045 Pets & Supplies SATURDAY, 9AM-3PM @ 1997 FREIGHTLINER with Wanted. Must have 3yr's verifi- community interaction to adults Willowbrook Subdivision. Riding super A tractor, cub tractor, Cat 3406E Engine. Asking able exp. (256)736-4064 with intellectual and develop- FREE (M) Feist. Housebroken, Lawnmower, Leaf Bagger; 2000 Ford tractor, bumper $12,000; (205)384-3446 (256)735-7735 mental disabilities. Full-Time po- Friendly. Good Watch Dog. Camping Supplies, etc. pull campers, laminate sitions are available starting at (205)471-8752 flooring, doors, windows, CDL DRIVERS Needed $8.25/hr to include benefits and YARD SALE @ the Barn, 348 FREE BEAUTIFUL (F) ceramic tile, paneling, 2 years dump trailer exp. Part-Time positions are avail- Busby Church Road, Nauvoo. Retriever puppy, 12wks. mantels, sheet rock, gas Busby Trucking Inc. able starting at $9.25/hr. Experi- Friday & Saturday. 7AM-5PM; Wormed. (205)300-3886 (205)674-1651 ence preferred but not required. Lots of stuff!! hoses, pressure washers, Shifts include evenings, nights, pallet of 30 gal. metal trash FREE KITTENS TO GOOD and weekends. Candidates HIRING IMMEDIATELY! HOMES. Call 205-686-9354. YARD SALE MAY 7TH cans, furniture, landscaping Mature, experienced, level must have a high school Looking for a place to have a brick, metal buckets, 2000 diploma or equivalent, valid Ala- headed person to run a busy of- FREE!! 5 Grown Dogs Yard Sale. We Have It. watt generators, wood fice in Jasper. Send resume to bama driver’s license and an in- (mixed breed's). 1 Large, Scott Crump Toyota headboards, radial arm 3 VERY Good Usable 5,000 [email protected] surable driving record. Qualified rest will be small/medium. Parking Lot. saws, brinkmann spotlights, gallon metal tanks for storage persons may apply at (205)338-3447 (205)282-2951 Saturday May 7th; IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR The Arc of Walker County Contact Kathy Shadinger assorted cabinets, ortho max or storm shelter. Empty, not DIRECT SUPPORT STAFF. 745 Russell Dairy Road to Reserve your space. fire ant killer, trailer axles, cleaned. Hasn't been in Positions available working with Jasper, AL 35503 or fax a 050 Cemetery Lots (205)221-3939 or cases of pipe wrenches, ground. Comes w/trailer (1 resume to 205-387-0567 trailer w/1 tank & 1 trailer w/2 people with intellectual disabili- (205)275-3782 assorted rafters, lots of box ties. Part-time, (Days, Evenings, E.O.E. & Drug Free Workplace WALKER MEMORY GARDEN tanks). $1,500 each tank. deals and MUCH MORE!!! 205-384-3446 Night shifts available, Weekends in Devotion Garden - 4 burial YARD SALE, 8th Avenue past plots, $6,400; (256)506-7774 and Holidays). Valid Alabama 020 Announcements Mental Health. Friday and Sat- Preview: Tuesday, May 3rd Driver’s License, high school urday, 7:00a.m. EVERYTHING 9am-5pm 115 Rent or Lease diploma or GED, good criminal 060 Boats & Marine MUST GO! VERY NICE 2BR., Mobile Home background check. Free Pregnancy Test Auctioneer: Jim Awtrey #5128 1994 LOWE ALUMINUM BASS for rent. Call (205)924-8560. (205)384-9353. YARD SALE Terms: cash, check, debit or PREGNANCY & BOAT w/50h.p. Evinrude. Fully Friday & Saturday. 8AM-Noon; equipped, nice boat. $3,850. credit cards. All sales are final 2BR/1.5BA MOBILEHOME for JOB OPPORTUNITY: LPN RESOURCE CENTER At Manchester Auto Parts. and payment is due by end of rent. 1 block from Smith Lake opening at local Clinic, please 205-300-4138. Clothes, Toys, Shoes, etc 1707 2nd Avenue auction. 10% buyers premium. w/view of water on large wrap send your resume to: around deck. 292 Huette Estes [email protected] or 085 Yard Sales Jasper, AL 35501 095 Merchandise GOLF CARTS! Road, Jasper 35501. Fully fur- P.O. Box 298 nished, carport on half acre lot. 1170 SANDERS Road, Jasper. Starting @ just $1,900! Florence, AL 35631 $500 month with a $500 de- 221-5860 9AM-3PM 18FT TILT Trailer Car Trailer, The Storage Place electric brakes, 5000lb Wench, Hwy.78E between Family Thrift posit. No smoking or animals. I KITCHEN ASSISTANT FRE E Info on Abortion Alterna tives electric trailer jack. 2 Sets of and HandyTV (205)221-0105 will do a back ground check. (Part-time) at Camp McDowell GARAGE SALE, Fri. & Sat. 602 Fernway Drive (across from tires. Asking $3,800; Will be ready May 1st. Good pay. Apply in person only BID OFFERING of Hunting Ryan's on 78E.) (205)522-5966 (205)717-6585 & (no calls), Weekdays 9AM–4PM Leases. Lands in Marion, [email protected] at the Welcome Center Walker and Winston Counties totaling 10,013 acres. Range LPN NEEDED at The Arc of from 40-1990 acres. Bid open- Walker County. Candidates ing April 20th 2016. For inform. must have a current nursing li- and maps visit www.wegrowembig.com Daily Mountain Eagle cense with the State of Ala- bama, current Alabama driver’s license, and an insurable driving 025 Lost & Found record. Full-Time positions are Service Service DirectoryDirectory available starting at $14.00/hr. FOUND: LIGHT brown pup. This position provides direct Brown/white pup. Litter of pups. care and medical needs in a Adult hound. Large black/tan Residential setting for individu- dog. Call/text identifying info to als with intellectual and develop- (205)717-0794. Proof of owner- mental disabilities. Qualified ship is required. persons may apply at The Arc of Walker County LARGE BLACK Lab found off 745 Russell Dairy Road Arkadelphia Road, Jasper. Must Jasper, AL 35503 or fax a identify and identify collar to resume to 205-387-0567 claim. Call (205)544-4245 E.O.E. & Drug Free Workplace. LOST- (M) Shih Tzu, White, col- PART-TIME HANDYMAN with lar. Went missing Friday (4/22) mobile home maintenance ex- from River Road, Cordova. (205)275-1546 perience needed on regular basis. Sipsey. $10-$12/hr posi- LOST: SMALL Brown Dog. tions. Call Glen (205)983-4200. Went missing Thursday 4/21 from Blackwell Dairy Road. PART-TIME HELP, 20hrs per (205)384-1937 week. Apply in person @ Discount Home Center 040 Service & Repair PLUMBER: MUST have an Alabama Journeyman or Master AFFORDABLE EXCAVATING: Plumbers Card and an Alabama Top Soil; Gravel; Red Rock; 5 ton delivered & spread, $225; Drivers License. Track-hoe, Dozer, Back-hoe Redmill Plumbing work. (205)300-0780 (205)522-0940. ROWE MACHINERY, INC. Now Hiring Over The Road DOZER TRACK hoe work, top Drivers. Single & Team Drivers soil, fill dirt & rock hauling. Land We Welcome Veterans clearing, Ponds built & Trailer Great Benefits Package Pads built. ALSO Demolition; Contact: (205)221-2112 (205)544-5592 Driver Recruiting 1-800-833-9237 JOE'S EXCAVATING & Hauling. Track-Loader work. 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Happy 3rd Birthday 135 Motorcycles 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals st Happy 1 Birthday Isabella W illcutt'06 HARLEY Sportster. MORTGAGE Commence at the Southeast MORTGAGE 5k miles. Stored past few years. FORECLOSURE SALE corner of the Northeast Quarter FORECLOSURE SALE Danica Mae Buy As Is $2,500; Default having been made in the of the Northwest Quarter of Default having been made in the Senior Owned. (205)527-5581 payment of the indebtedness Section 9, Township 16 South, payment of the indebtedness Burke secured by that certain mort- Range 5 West and run West on secured by that certain mort- 140 Transportation gage executed on October 26, the South line of said Quarter- gage executed by James W. 2012 by Jacob A. Couch and Quarter Section a distance of Penhale and Carol Lynn Pen- '07 HONDA ACCORD with Jessica Couch, husband and 223.01 feet to a point in the hale, husband and wife, origi- leather, 2 door coupe. 193,000 wife, originally in favor of Mort- center of Vanderver Road, said nally in favor of American miles; $6,400. 205-369-5898. gage Electronic Registration point being the Point of Begin- General Finance, Inc., on the Systems, Inc. as nominee for ning; thence continue West on 28th day of May, 1999, said 1995 ALLEGRO BUS MOTOR Synovus Mortgage Corp., and same line a distance of 196.99 mortgage recorded in the Office HOME. 39ft., diesel pusher. recorded in DML Book 2314 at feet; thence turn right 89 de- of the Judge of Probate of 7500 watt Onan generator. Nice Page 551 on October 29, 2012, grees 07 minutes 49 seconds Walker County, Alabama, in full body paint. Only 30,000 ac- in the Office of the Judge of Pro- and run North a distance of Book 1636 Page 7; the under- tual miles. Recent tires and bat- bate of Walker County, Ala- 210.00 feet; thence turn right signed Bayview Loan Servicing, teries. Aluminum Alcoa wheels, bama, and secured 90 degrees 52 minutes 11 sec- LLC, a Delaware Limited Liabil- WeW e Love 300 Cummings engine. Roof indebtedness having been onds and run East a distance of ity Company, as You, and Central AC. $28,000/o.b.o. transferred or assigned to Wells 191.03 feet to a point in the Mortgagee/Transferee, under Momm y Will consider Pontoon boat as Fargo Bank, NA as reflected by center of Vanderver Road; and by virtue of the power of & Daddy partial trade. For more informa- instrument recorded in Book thence turn right 87 degrees 30 sale contained in said mortgage, tion call 205-438-4657 or 2446, Page 786 of the same Of- minutes 26 seconds and run will sell at public outcry to the 205-648-0991. fice. Shapiro and Ingle, L.L.P., Southerly along the center of highest bidder for cash, in front 120 Mobile Homes 2007 MUSTANG, Red, auto. as counsel for Mortgagee or Vanderver Road a distance of of the main entrance of the Transferee and under and by 210.17 feet to the Point of Be- Courthouse at Jasper, Walker '06 1BR., CLAYTON M.H. 6cyl. Cold air intake. $3,000; Love, Must Sell. (205)295-0184 virtue of power of sale contained ginning. County, Alabama, on June 8, Mom, Dad, Drew and Dylan Includes 1.3 acres with site for in the said mortgage will, on Property street address for in- 2016, during the legal hours of Parents: Dana and another M.H. Outside storage (205)522-5210 David Burke June 8, 2016, sell at public out- formational purposes: 8050 sale, all of its right, title, and in- building, cement drive. CH/A. cry to the highest bidder in front Vanderver Rd, Quinton, AL terest in and to the following de- Sipsey area, nice neighbors. of the main entrance of the 35130 scribed real estate, situated in $19,900. 205-438-4657 or Walker County, Alabama, Court- THIS PROPERTY WILL BE Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: 115 Rent or Lease 205-648-0991. house in the City of Jasper, dur- SOLD ON AN “AS IS, WHERE A parcel of land located in the ing the legal hours of sale, the IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY NE 1/4 of the NE 1/4, of Section 125 Real Est. Sales following real estate situated in EASEMENTS, ENCUM- 20, Township 14 South, Range 6 Walker County, Alabama, to wit: BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS West, in Walker County, Ala- LOOKS GREAT!! Lot 18 in Block 1 of Woodland REFLECTED IN THE MORT- bama, more particularly de- Heights Subdivision, as GAGE AND THOSE CON- scribed as follows: Commence PUBLISHER’S NOTICE : All 2011 Honda Pilot, 5dr. 2wd. EX-L. 7-Passenger, leather & recorded in Map Book 2, Page TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF at the Southwest corner of said real estate advertised in this loaded w/sun-roof. 100 in the Probate Office of THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE forty, being a two inch hollow newspaper is subject to the Less 29,000 miles. 1-Owner. Walker County, Alabama. OF PROBATE OF THE pipe; thence North 90 degrees, For informational purposes COUNTY WHERE THE 00 minutes 00 seconds East Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 $25,900; Steve Payne(205)388-6066 only, the property address is: ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROP- along the South line of said forty which makes it illegal to advertise 908 Brakefield Dairy Rd, Jasper, ERTY IS SITUATED. THIS a distance of 665.15 feet (Deed- AL 35503. PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD 660.00 Feet): thence North 01 “any preference, limitation or 147 CHAFIN Road, Jasper. Any property address pro- WITHOUT WARRANTY OR degree, 19 minutes, 11 seconds 2 Story w/finished basement, 150 Legals discrimination based on race, vided is not part of the legal RECOURSE, EXPRESSED OR West a distance of 587.14 feet 4BR/3BA w/bonus room. Ap- color, religion, sex, or national MORTGAGE description of the property IMPLIED AS TO TITLE, USE (Deed 600.00 Feet) to the Point proximately 10 acres. In FORECLOSURE NOTICE sold herein and in the event AND/OR ENJOYMENT AND of Beginning; thence continue origin or an intention to make ground pool. $300,000; of any discrepancy, the legal WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO North 01 degree, 19 minutes, 11 any such preference, limitation or (205)388-6066 Default having been made in the description referenced herein THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION seconds West a distance of discrimination.” This newspaper www.stevepaynerealty.com terms of that certain Mortgage, executed on the 01/03/2010, by shall control. OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED 100.00 feet; thence North 74 de- will not knowingly accept any Carl C. Chance, as Mortgagor, This sale is made for the pur- THERETO. grees, 41 minutes, 38 seconds advertising for real estate which pose of paying the indebtedness Alabama law gives some per- East a distance of 150.00 feet; to BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., as secured by said mortgage, as sons who have an interest in thence South 01 degrees, 19 is in violation of the law. Our Mortgagee, which said Mort- well as the expenses of foreclo- property the right to redeem the minutes, 11 seconds East a dis- readers are informed that all gage is recorded in the Office of sure. Furthermore, the property property under certain circum- tance of 100 feet; thence South dwellings advertised in this the Judge of Probate, WALKER to be offered pursuant to this no- stances. Programs may also 74 degrees, 41 minutes, 38 sec- newspaper are available on an County, Alabama, in Book 2213, tice of sale is being offered for exist that help persons avoid or onds West, a distance of 150.00 Page 693 on 03/04/2010, and sale, transfer and conveyance delay the foreclosure process. feet to the Point of Beginning. equal opportunity basis. Equal subsequently assigned to BANK AS IS, WHERE IS. Neither the An attorney should be con- Containing 0.33 acres, or 14555 mortgagee, nor the officers, di- sulted to help you understand Square feet. Mineral and usual Housing Opportunity, M/F EMMA LANE & OF AMERICA, N.A., and rectors, attorneys, employees, these rights and programs as a mining rights are excepted. Coal City Road recorded in the Office of the agents or authorized represen- part of the foreclosure process. Property street address for in- 2BR., APARTMENT, BOLDO. 3BR/1BA. Just Remodeled. Judge of Probate, WALKER tative of the mortgagee make This sale is made for the pur- formational purposes: 6746 Old Acre and a half. Water, lawncare furnished. County, Alabama, and default any representation or warranty pose of paying the indebted- Bham Hwy, Jasper, AL 35501 $82,000 negotiable. $520/mo., plus deposit. having continued under the relating to the title or any physi- ness secured by said THIS PROPERTY WILL BE (205)435-3270 (205)302-3002 NO PETS. 205-302-0558. terms of said Mortgage, and by cal, environmental, health or mortgage, as well as the ex- SOLD ON AN “AS IS, WHERE FOR SALE: 4BR/2BA House virtue of Alabama Code Section safety conditions existing in, on, penses of foreclosure. IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY 35-10-3 and 35-10-2, the follow- at or relating to the property of- The Mortgagee/Transferee re- EASEMENTS, ENCUM- 2BR/1BA HOUSE. 1301 Ellis (2700sq.ft.), Carbon Hill area. Street. No inside pets. $450mo. ing described real property will fered for sale. Any and all re- serves the right to bid for and BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS (205)471-2824 sponsibilities or liabilities arising purchase the real estate and to REFLECTED IN THE MORT- $400dep. (205)544-0747 be sold at public outcry, for cash, to the highest bidder, in out of or in any way relating to credit its purchase price against GAGE AND THOSE CON- front of the Courthouse door of any such condition, including the expenses of sale and the TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF ARGO- NEAR Warrior River those suggested by Code of Ala. indebtedness secured by the THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE 2BR/1BA Mobilehome. Covered said County, during the legal (1975) § 35-4-271, expressly real estate. OF PROBATE OF THE hours of sale, on 06/02/2016. Porches. No Pets. $450 month are disclaimed. This sale is sub- This sale is subject to post- COUNTY WHERE THE REAL ESTATE, SITUATED IN (205)586-1851 ject to all prior liens and encum- ponement or cancellation. ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROP- WALKER COUNTY, ALABAMA: brances and unpaid taxes and JPMorgan Chase Bank, ERTY IS SITUATED. THIS between 10AM-6PM. A TRACT OF LAND LOCATED assessments including any National Association, PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD IN THE SW 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4, transfer tax associated with the Mortgagee/Transferee WITHOUT WARRANTY OR RE- CORDOVA MANOR 1BR. to FSBO 3BR/2.5BA foreclosure. The successful bid- Rebecca Redmond COURSE, EXPRESSED OR 617 Birdfarm Road SECTION 4, TOWNSHIP 16 4BR total electric Apartments. SOUTH, RANGE 5 WEST, der must tender a non-refund- SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. IMPLIED AS TO TITLE, USE 7+ Acres. New Roof, Heat able deposit of Five Thousand P. O. Box 55727 AND/OR ENJOYMENT AND Water furnished. $200 dep. Pump, Windows, Floors & In- WALKER COUNTY, ALA. (205)595-1701. Dollars and no/100 ($5,000.00) Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO sulation. Two Story Shop. DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS; in certified or cash funds at the Attorney for THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION $160,000; (205)221-0064 COMMENCE AT THE NORTH time and place of the sale. The Mortgagee/Transferee OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED EXTRA NICE 3BR/2BA mobile- WEST CORNER OF SAID SW MOBILEHOME & Land balance of the purchase price www.sirote.com/foreclosures THERETO. home. Central H/A. Big lot. Ap- 1/4, RUN THENCE SOUTH must be paid in certified funds 388705 Alabama law gives some per- FOR SALE. 2002 (16X80) proximately 1.5 miles from ALONG THE WEST BOUND- by close of business on the next *April 29, May 6, 13, 2016 sons who have an interest in 3BR/2BA; (205)272-1823 ARY OF SAID FORTY A DIS- business day thereafter at the property the right to redeem the school. $500mo. plus deposit, (205)471-2731 lease. No Pets. (205)384-9668 if TANCE OF 352 FEET; THENCE Law Office of Shapiro and Ingle, NOTICE OF property under certain circum- LLP at the address indicated stances. Programs may also no answer (205)471-4816 RUN EAST 485 FEET TO A FORECLOSURE SALE 127 Money To Loan POINT OF BEGINNING. below. Shapiro and Ingle, LLP Default having been made in exist that help persons avoid or THENCE CONTINUE EAST reserves the right to award the the payment of the indebted- delay the foreclosure process. GAMBLE AVE. (Frisco area) bid to the next highest bidder, or An attorney should be consulted 175 FEET; THENCE RUN ness secured by that certain 3BR/1BA House. $650 mo. $$ First Check FREE $$ to reschedule the sale, should mortgage executed by James to help you understand these NORTH 142 FEET; THENCE $650 dep. 1 yr. lease. Ref.’s the highest bidder fail to timely M Ford and Debra Ford, hus- rights and programs as a part of Borrow $200 RUN WEST 175 FEET; req.’d. Will accept Section 8. tender the total amount due. band and wife, to Mortgage the foreclosure process. Pay Back $200 THENCE RUN SOUTH 142 Alabama law gives some per- This sale is made for the pur- (205)522-8094 (205)221-7297 Electronic Registration Sys- $ CHECKS HELD TILL PAYDAY $ FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- sons who have an interest in tems, Inc. acting solely as nom- pose of paying the indebtedness M U ST HA VE VA LID GINNING. property the right to redeem the inee for COMMUNITY FIRST secured by said mortgage, as LAUREL GARDEN Rental CHECKING ACCO U NT Subject to all easements, re- property under certain circum- BANK, on April 28, 2005, said well as the expenses of foreclo- Rooms available. 205-302-0190 strictions and reservations ap- stances. Programs may also mortgage being recorded in the sure. (205)221-2313 (205)601-6198 pearing of record. Said sale will exist that help persons avoid or Office of the Judge of Probate The Mortgagee/Transferee re- CASHMART, INC. delay the foreclosure process. serves the right to bid for and also be made subject to any of Walker County, Alabama, at IN PARKLA ND SH O P P ING CENTER An attorney should be consulted Book 1955, Page 210; and sub- purchase the real estate and to MINI-WAREHOUSE UNITS Federal Tax Liens and/or Spe- to help you understand these sequently transferred to U.S. credit its purchase price against Now Available from 5x10 to ADVANCE-FEE LOANS cial Assessments of any nature, rights and programs as a part of Bank National Association, as the expenses of sale and the in- 10x20. Low Monthly Rates. OR CREDIT OFFERS if any, which might adversely af- the foreclosure process. Trustee for Terwin Mortgage debtedness secured by the real Security. It's illegal for companies doing fect the title to the property. Wells Fargo Bank, NA, and its Trust 2005-12ALT, Asset- estate. U-Stor-It Hwy.78E between business by phone to promise Alabama law gives some per- successors and assigns Backed Certificates, Series This sale is subject to postpone- Family Thrift and HandyTV you a loan and ask you to pay sons who have an interest in Mortgagee or Transferee 2005-12ALT; U.S. Bank Na- ment or cancellation. SHAPIRO AND INGLE, LLP Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC, a (205)221-0105 for it before they deliver. For property the right to redeem the tional Association, as Trustee more information call toll free 1- property under certain circum- 10130 Perimeter Parkway, for Terwin Mortgage Trust Delaware Limited Liability Com- 877-FTC-HELP. A Public Serv- stances. Programs may also Suite 400 2005-12ALT, Asset-Backed pany, Mortgagee/Transferee SUMITON, MOBILEHOME Charlotte, NC 28216 Elizabeth Loefgren ice Message from The Daily exist that help persons avoid or Certificates, Series 2005- For Rent. 2BR/1.5BA. No pets. Mountain Eagle Newspaper and 704-333-8107/ 16-009564 12ALT, under and by virtue of SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. delay the foreclosure process. (205)669-5195, (205)531-7898 the Federal Trade Commission. Attorneys for Mortgagee the power of sale contained in P. O. Box 55727 An attorney should be consulted or Transferee said mortgage, will sell at public Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 to help you understand these *April 22, 29, May 6, 2016 outcry to the highest bidder for Attorney for rights and programs as a part of cash, in front of the main en- Mortgagee/Transferee REDUCED the foreclosure process. NOTICE OF COMPLETION trance of the Walker County www.sirote.com/foreclosures The property is being sold "as In accordance with Section 39-1 Courthouse, in Jasper, Ala- 387591 is, where is". Said property is as amended by H275 Code of bama, on May 4, 2016, during *April 29, May 6, 13, 2016 sold without warranty or re- Alabama, 1997, notice is hereby the legal hours of sale, the fol- given that Global Management MORTGAGE course, expressed or implied as lowing described real estate, Group, Inc., 9729 Parkway East, situated in Walker County, Ala- FORECLOSURE SALE to title, use or enjoyment. Birmingham, Alabama, Contrac- bama, to-wit: Default having been made in the This sale is made for the pur- tor, has completed parking lot Lots 1 and 2, Poley Creek Vil- payment of the indebtedness pose of paying the indebtedness repairs B.C. No. 20155331 at lage Subdivision, as recorded secured by that certain mort- secured by said mortgage, as 101 State St., Sumiton, Ala- in Map Book 7, Page 55 gage executed by Ryan J and well as the expenses of foreclo- bama for Bevill State Commu- (presently Map Cabinet A, Slide Sharon Strickland, husband and sure. nity College and has made 141), in the Probate Office of wife, originally in favor of Citifi- KENT D. MCPHAIL request for final statement of Walker County, Alabama. nancial Corporation, LLC, on the DUMAS & MCPHAIL, L.L.C. said contract. This sale is made for the pur- 17th day of August, 2004, said *April 8, 15, 22, 29, 2016 mortgage recorded in the Office Attorney for Mortgage Holder pose of paying the indebted- of the Judge of Probate of 126 Government Street ness secured by said 1205 VALLEY ROAD MORTGAGE mortgage, as well as the ex- Walker County, Alabama, in Mobile, AL 36602 FORECLOSURE SALE pense of foreclosure. DML Book 1913 Page 205; the Jasper, AL 35501 251-438-2333 Default having been made in Alabama law gives some per- undersigned CitiFinancial Serv- *April 29, May 6, 13, 2016 the payment of the indebted- sons who have an interest in icing LLC, a Delaware Limited ness secured by that certain property the right to redeem the Liability Company, successor by $165,000 NOTICE OF SALE OF mortgage executed by Annie J. property under certain circum- merger to CitiFinancial Corpora- #1289-Great 3BR 2BA home with all the ABANDONED VEHICLE Kilgore, a single woman, origi- stances. Programs may also tion, LLC, a Delaware Limited Pursuant to the provisions of the nally in favor of JPMorgan exist that help persons avoid or Liability Company, as Mort- curb appeal you could want and lots of Alabama Abandoned Motor Ve- Chase Bank, N.A., on the 8th delay the foreclosure process. gagee/Transferee, under and by day of April, 2010, said mort- An attorney should be con- virtue of the power of sale con- updates and improvements. This home has hicle Act, Section 32-13-1, Code gage recorded in the Office of tained in said mortgage, will sell of Alabama, 1975, notice is sulted to help you understand 2 living rooms and a sunroom perfect for the Judge of Probate of Walker these rights and programs as at public outcry to the highest hereby given to the owners, County, Alabama, in DML Book part of the foreclosure process. bidder for cash, in front of the hosting or relaxing. Features granite, lienholders and other interested 2217 Page 250; the under- U.S. Bank National Association, main entrance of the Court- parties, the following described signed JPMorgan Chase Bank, as Trustee for Terwin Mortgage house at Jasper, Walker County, stainless appliances, new backsplash, new vehicle, to-wit: National Association, as Mort- Trust 2005-12ALT, Alabama, on June 8, 2016, dur- flooring, new windows, new hot water 1994 Chevy S-10 Pickup gagee/Transferee, under and Asset-Backed Certificates, ing the legal hours of sale, all of Vin # 1GCCS19Z4R8142574 by virtue of the power of sale Series 2005-12ALT its right, title, and interest in and heater, plumbing and wiring updates and so Tag # 49A82F5 contained in said mortgage, will Transferee to the following described real sell at public outcry to the high- Will be sold at public outcry to Jauregui & Lindsey, LLC estate, situated in Walker much more. Total of 2,150 square feet of est bidder for cash, in front of County, Alabama, to-wit: the highest bidder for cash at 244 Inverness Center Dr living space on large landscaped lot in the main entrance of the Court- Ste 200 Part of the North half of the Gunter Body Shop and Wrecker house at Jasper, Walker Birmingham, AL 35242 Northeast Quarter of Section 15, desirable neighborhood within walking Service, Inc., 3413 Veterans County, Alabama, on June 8, 205-988-8888 Township 15 South, Range 8 Drive, Jasper, AL 35501, on the 2016, during the legal hours of *April 15, 22, 29, 2016 West, and being more particu- distance of Walker High, Bevill State and 26th day of May, 2016 at 10:00 sale, all of its right, title, and in- larly described as follows: Gamble Park! a.m. terest in and to the following Commence at the intersection The seller shall have the right described real estate, situated of the centerline of Kings Mill to reject any and all bids. in Walker County, Alabama, to- Road and the South line of the Call today… (931) 303-2310 *April 29, May 6, 2016 wit: North half of the Northeast B8 – DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., April 29, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com

150 Legals 150 Legals Quarter of Section 15, Township known as 2609 Hwy 69 S, Prince’s estate to be temporarily managed by trust company 15 South, Range 9 West; thence Jasper, AL 35501. (AP) The judge also noted ecutor based on her as- dollars for record compa- run Northwesterly along said The indebtedness secured by — A Minnesota judge ap- that identities and ad- sumption there wasn’t a nies, concert venues and centerline 133.00 feet to the said Mortgage has been and is Point of Beginning; thence con- hereby declared due and pointed a corporate trust dresses of Prince’s heirs will. others, and the outpour- tinue along the last described payable because of default company on Wednesday need to be determined. For now, Bremer Trust ing of grief and nostalgia course 139.00 feet to the point under the terms of the Note se- to temporarily oversee Prince’s only full sibling, will act as special admin- after his death prompted of a curve to the right having a cured by said Mortgage, includ- Prince’s multimillion-dol- Tyka Nelson, requested istrator for six months or fans to buy 2.3 million of radius of 1932.96 feet and a ing but not limited to, lar estate, saying the the move Tuesday, telling until a personal repre- his songs in just three central angle of 7 degrees 01 nonpayment of the indebted- minutes; thence run along the ness as and when due. The in- emergency appointment the court she believed her sentative is appointed, days. arc of said curve 236.72 feet; debtedness remains in default, was necessary because brother didn’t have a whichever is less. Prince also owned a thence turn right 91 degrees 45 and this sale will be made for the superstar musician will. Prince also has five Later Wednesday, the dozen properties in Min- minutes 15 seconds from the the sole purpose of paying the doesn’t appear to have a surviving half-siblings estate already had its nesota, most of it unde- chord of said curve and run same, including all expenses of will and immediate deci- who could share in the first claim against it, veloped land and some Easterly 102.40 feet, thence the sale, attorney's fees, and all sions must be made estate. with a filing from a Cali- houses for relatives, turn right 56 degrees 52 minutes other payments provided for 24 seconds and run Southeast- under the terms of said Mort- about his business inter- Eide wrote that Prince fornia man who claimed worth about $27 million, erly along an agreed line 444.40 gage. ests. died “intestate,” meaning that Prince had trans- according to public feet; thence turn right 122 de- Said property will be sold sub- Judge Kevin Eide he did not have a valid ferred ownership of his records. grees 38 minutes 59 seconds ject to the following items, which granted a request from will, and said there was music catalog to him in He also sold more than and run Southwesterly 325.28 may affect the title to said real Prince’s sister to appoint no pending application or 1995. 100 million albums, and feet to the Point of Beginning. property: all zoning ordinances; Less and except that part lying matters which would be dis- Bremer Trust as special petition for probate of a Prince, 57, died last concert industry maga- in the right of way of Kings Mill closed by an accurate survey or administrator, giving the will in any court. How- week at Paisley Park, his zine Pollstar reported Road. inspection of the property; any company authority to ever, someone could still famous home and record- that in the years Prince’s Property street address for in- outstanding taxes, including but manage and supervise come forward with a will ing studio complex in tours topped the charts formational purposes: 4819 not limited to, ad valorem taxes, Prince’s assets and iden- or trust document, which suburban Minneapolis. — 10 years over four Kings Mill Rd, Oakman, AL which constitute liens upon said 35579 property; special assessments; tify his heirs. happened after Michael His cause of death hasn’t decades performing — THIS PROPERTY WILL BE all outstanding bills for public Eide said Prince had no Jackson died in June been released. An au- they raked in $225 mil- SOLD ON AN “AS IS, WHERE utilities, which constitute liens appointed personal repre- 2009. topsy was conducted Fri- lion in ticket sales. IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY upon said property; all restrictive sentative but had sub- Jackson’s longtime day, but results aren’t But it’s not clear how EASEMENTS, ENCUM- covenants, easements, rights- stantial assets and lawyer John Branca filed expected to be released much money Prince had BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS of-way; the statutory right of re- owned businesses that a will six days after his for weeks. when he died, given that REFLECTED IN THE MORT- demption pursuant to Alabama GAGE AND THOSE CON- law; and any other matters of require immediate atten- death, upending moves The value of his estate he had to pay record la- TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF record superior to said Mort- tion and ongoing man- by Jackson’s mother to isn’t known. Prince made bels and staff and cover THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE gage. To the best of the knowl- agement. become his estate’s ex- hundreds of millions of other expenses. OF PROBATE OF THE edge and belief of the COUNTY WHERE THE undersigned, the party in pos- ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROP- session of the real property is ERTY IS SITUATED. THIS Lisa K Lockhart and Jeffrey 4100 Highway 78 East PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD Lockhart or tenant(s). WITHOUT WARRANTY OR RE- Alabama law gives some per- Hours: Jasper, Alabama COURSE, EXPRESSED OR sons who have an interest in Monday - Saturday (205) 384-44 00 IMPLIED AS TO TITLE, USE property the right to redeem the 8:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. AND/OR ENJOYMENT AND property under certain circum- (205) 221-0051 WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO stances. Programs may also Sunday - Internet Only THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION exist that help persons avoid or (888) 813-5812 OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED delay the foreclosure process. THERETO. An attorney should be consulted Alabama law gives some per- to help you understand these sons who have an interest in rights and programs as a part of property the right to redeem the the foreclosure process. property under certain circum- U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- Hug e Selection of Quality P r e-O w ned Veh icles stances. Programs may also CIATION AS INDENTURE exist that help persons avoid or TRUSTEE FOR CIM TRUST delay the foreclosure process. 2015-3AG MORTGAGE- An attorney should be consulted BACKED NOTES, SERIES to help you understand these 2015-3AG rights and programs as a part of as holder of said mortgage the foreclosure process. McCalla Raymer, LLC This sale is made for the pur- Two North Twentieth 2014 Ford Stock#6188A 2013 Stock#P2232 2014 Ford Stock#P2215A 2014 Kia Stock#C883 Fusion SE Soul pose of paying the indebtedness 2 20th Street North, Focus SE $ Nissan $ $ $ secured by said mortgage, as Suite 1310 Sedan 199 Altima 219 229 Hatchback 229 well as the expenses of foreclo- Birmingham, AL 35203 sure. (800) 275-7171 The Mortgagee/Transferee re- [email protected] serves the right to bid for and File No. 926315 purchase the real estate and to www.foreclosurehotline.net credit its purchase price against THIS LAW FIRM IS ATTEMPT- the expenses of sale and the in- ING TO COLLECT A DEBT. 2012 Toyota Stock#F2261 2011 Stock#P2225 2011 Stock#P2231 2010 Ford Stock#P2271 debtedness secured by the real ANY INFORMATION OB- Hyundai Taurus SEL Camry LE $ Dodge $ $ $ estate. TAINED WILL BE USED FOR Nitro Heat Sonata This sale is subject to postpone- THAT PURPOSE. 235 239 229 249 ment or cancellation. 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Any Customer Test Driving or Purchasing A New or Used of May, 2016 the following prop- erty, situated in Walker County, HELP WANTED-SALES Vehicle Between Wednesday, April 27th, 2016 and Alabama, to-wit: EARN $500 a day: Insurance A PART OF THE SW 1/4 OF agents needed. Leads, no cold SECTION 17, TOWNSHIP 14 calls. Commissions paid daily. Saturday, April 30th, 2016 Will Qualify for A Chance To Win A SOUTH, RANGE 7 WEST, Lifetime renewals. Complete WALKER COUNTY, ALABAMA, training. Health & dental insur- MORE PARTICULARLY DE- ance. Life license required. Call SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BE- 1-888-713-6020. $ GINNING AT THE SW CORNER OF SECTION 17, HELP WANTED-TRADES 500 TOWNSHIP 14, RANGE 7 ENTRY LEVEL Heavy Equip- WEST, WALKER COUNTY, AL- ment Operator career. Get ABAMA, AND MEASURING trained - get certified - get hired! NORTH A DISTANCE OF 395 Bulldozers, backhoes, and ex- FEET FOR A POINT OF BE- cavators. Immediate lifetime job GINNING; THENCE TURN placement. VA benefits. 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Jasper (205) 221-0051 4100 Hwy. 78 E, Jasper (205) 384-4400 THE POINT OF BEGINNING. 1-501-672-4370. LESS AND EXCEPT; A 12 FEET WIDE ROADWAY ALONG THE WEST SECTION LINE. Said property is commonly