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NOV. 3, 2016 JASPER, ALABAMA — THURSDAY — WWW.MOUNTAINEAGLE.COM 75 CENTS INSIDE School bus crashes on Highway 5 By NICOLE SMITH perintendent Dr. Jason Adkins The bus driver, Shanis Lynn Daily Mountain Eagle said the bus, which is expected Eklund, was transported to an to be a total loss, went off the area hospital under observa- A Walker County school bus bridge after hitting a guard tion due to injury. crashed early Wednesday rail. He said it’s a possibility Highway 5 was closed for an morning, leaving the driver that the bus struck a piece of unspecified period of time until with non-life threatening in- concrete protruding from the the bus could be recovered from juries. guard rail. the ravine. The single vehicle accident No children were on board “We feel very fortunate,” Ad- occurred at 6:20 a.m. at a the bus that serves Carbon Hill kins said. “The bus driver is bridge on Highway 5 near Dun- schools and Lupton Jr. High banged up but is going to be can Road. School students at the time of OK, and no kids were on the Suspect in Walker County Schools Su- the crash. bus.” killing of 2 AP Photo Iowa officers This photo provided by the Ala- PILOT CLUB MEMBERS READY FOR WEEKEND BAZAAR in custody bama Forestry Commission DES MOINES, shows a fire caused by an explo- Iowa (AP) — A sion along the Colonial Pipeline white man with a in Shelby County, Ala., Monday, history of racial Oct. 31, 2016. provocations and confrontations with Gasoline pipeline police ambushed and fatally shot two continues burning white Des Moines- area officers in sep- as Dems seek probe arate attacks Wednesday as they HELENA (AP) — A fire sparked by a huge explosion on a major gaso- sat in their patrol line pipeline continued burning cars, authorities Wednesday two days after the fatal said. /A3 blast as congressional Democrats sought an investigation of the Geor- gia-based operator. Colonial Pipeline Co. said the fire BRIEFS in a rural area southwest of Birm- Veteran’s Day ingham, Alabama, was “significantly smaller” since Monday, and an envi- parade set for ronmentalist said the blaze had Saturday shrunk considerably from when it was shooting flames hundreds of feet The annual Vet- in the air like a geyser of fire. eran’s Day parade “It was about the size of a person last night when I saw it,” said David in downtown Jasper Butler of Cahaba Riverkeeper, who will be held Satur- Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris has worked closely with the com- day. A special cere- The Pilot Club of Jasper will host its annual Holiday Bazaar and Silent Auction from 9 pany to help prevent environmental mony will begin at damage. a.m. until 1 p.m. Saturday at the Jasper Civic Center in downtown Jasper. The event will The company — which is letting 10 a.m. on the include vendors from across the county and performances by dancers from AthleticArts the fire burn itself out — has said it courthouse square. Center. Santa is also expected to be on hand to greet the kids. Showing off just a few of hoped to restart the line as early as the items that will be included in the silent auction is Pilot Club members, from left, Penne this weekend. But it can’t fully as- sess the damage and begin repairs DEATHS Mott, Leigh Ann Rotter, Mary Jo Gunter and Lisa Killingsworth. until the blaze is out, and it’s unclear when that might happen. Robert L. “Bobby” Cain, 68, Based in suburban Atlanta, Colo- Jasper Herman Wescott Brown Sr., nial Pipeline has said as much as 72, Jasper 168,000 gallons of gasoline could Mavis Nell Higgins, 69, 34th annual Eldridge Day set for Saturday have burned, spilled, evaporated or Quinton remained in the pipeline following Diane Kiefer Gilliland, 56, By NICOLE SMITH Eldridge Town Hall beginning Barbecue pork and chicken the blast Monday afternoon. The Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle at 8 a.m., featuring their 12th plates will be available begin- pipeline supplies gasoline to the Dakota Joe Reed, 19, annual car show. ning at 11 a.m. Southeast, and officials are worried Jasper ELDRIDGE — The 34th An- Guests will have an opportu- Vendor booths, excluding about fuel shortages and possible Avery Russell, 91, Alexan- nual Eldridge Day is scheduled price spikes. dria, Alabama nity to shop from a variety of food and drink vendors, are still Michael Keith McGuff, 5, for Saturday, with proceeds to arts and crafts vendors and a available. North Carolina Republicans urged Carbon Hill benefit the Eldridge Volunteer country store, and children will For more information, call their supporters to vote early and Donald Keith Burton, 52, Fire Department. have an inflatable slide and the Eldridge Town Hall at (205) avoid any gas-related disruptions on Bremen The event will be hosted at moonwalk to enjoy. 924-4383. See EXPLOSION, A7

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High Low By JENNIFER COHRON 85 55 Daily Mountain Eagle The Carl Elliott Regional 5-day forecast / A2 Library has two new re- sources for patrons who are interested in researching INDEX their family history. The local library system Classifieds...... A9 was recently furnished a sub- Comics...... A8 scription to Ancestry Library Dear Abby...... A8 Edition through the Alabama Horoscope...... A8 Public Library Service as part Opinion...... A6 of the state’s bicentennial cel- Sports...... A11 Arrests...... A2 ebration. Patrons now have access to billions of historical records One section, 14 pages such as census data available through Ancestry.com. Check Unlike the library’s other Daily Mountain Eagle - Jennifer Cohron out our online databases, which pa- Facebook trons can access from home Carbon Hill librarian Nancy Stewart and Jasper Public page at through the library’s website, Library Heritage Room assistant Elizabeth Blanton Ancestry Library Edition is Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle browse a copy of “People and Things from the Walker limited to on-site use due to li- censing restrictions. County, Alabama Mountain Eagle” by Robin Sterling. The library system also re- that cover the time period His first project was updat- cently acquired several vol- from 1884 to 1913. ing a compilation of Blount umes of Mountain Eagle Sterling is also responsible County cemetery records. Special to the Eagle articles compiled by Robin for numerous other books on While researching his own Terren Merritt, 17, of Dora, will be Sterling. the history of Blount, Cull- family history, Sterling dis- Sterling, a descendant of competing in the Miss Alabama Teen man, Lawrence, Marion, Mar- covered that north Alabama one of Blount County’s earli- shall and Winston counties as was not adequately repre- U.S.A program Nov. 4 and 5 in Mont- est settlers, has published told through historical sented in the reference sec- gomery. four books on Walker County records. See LIBRARY, A7 Y Your Yourour FFavoriteFavoriteavorite DDealership ealership for for for 51 51 51 YYYears!ears!ears! A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Thurs., Nov. 3, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com TODAY’S WEATHER DEATHS & FUNERALS

         Robert L. “Bobby” Cain Dakota Joe Reed //  # # * * **  Robert L. “Bobby” Cain, 68, of Dakota Joe Reed, 19, of Jasper, passed away Tuesday, :: :)): : : :: :: Jasper, born Jan. 7, 1948, left his tem- Nov. 1, 2016 at his residence. porary home on Friday, Oct. 28, 2016, Visitation will be held Friday, Nov. 4, 2016, from 1 until and is now in his eternal home in 2 p.m. at Bell Funeral Home in Sumiton. Heaven. His mortal life was taken as $%%$ &'%((((%'& ( &%())(%& &&%((((%&& &$%(**(%$& Funeral services will be held Friday, Nov. 4, 2016, at 2 a result of a tragic accident in Pen- p.m. in the Bell Sumiton Chapel. At the conclusion of the   " 9 9 "      9    9 
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Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Glencoe-Hokes Bluff Funeral Home, Gadsden; 256- 492-6407         +++&  & +& ))&+ +& &+ +& &+ Mavis Nell Higgins Mavis Nell Higgins, 69, of Quinton, passed away Mon- Michael Keith McGuff !" # # "! day, Oct. 31, 2016, at her residence. Michael Keith McGuff, 5, of Carbon Hill, went home to // # # * * **  Visitation will be held Friday, Nov. 4, 2016, from 10 be with the Lord on Sunday, Oct. 30, 2016, at Childrens :: :)): : : :: :: until 11 a.m. at Bell Funeral Home in Sumiton. of Alabama in Birmingham. )))))))))) Funeral services will be held Friday, November 4, 2016, A memorial service will be held Saturday, Nov. 5, 2016,                 at 11 a.m. in the Bell Sumiton Chapel, with burial at at 4 p.m. at the Boldo Church of God in Jasper. Mike / 45 6      654/  0  0  "7 2    27" Brasfield Cemetery. Robinson Sr. will officiate the service.   45 6 2     654    2654  8   (  - " 9 8 ( 9 " - ( 8   Preceding her in death were her mother, Ruby Nell McGuff was preceded in death by his grandfathers, Wallace; father, Sam W. Jones; husband, Johnnie Higgins; Michael David McGuff and Keith Garrison; and great- ;
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; and brother, Melvin Jones. grandmother, Brenda Franklin. Survivors include her sisters, Mary Jones of Clanton, He is survived by his parents, Michael Adam McGuff Myrtice Caton of Jemison, Diane Tenney and her hus- and Holli Garrison; grandparents, Kristy and John Free- band, Calvin of Clarksburg, W.V., Marie Tenney and her man and Loretta Culverson; great-grandparents, Pamela husband, Larry of Fairmont, W.V., and Gale Cahalane of Smothers, Mitchell Smothers and Mike and Mary Robin- Some immune-boosting cancer Clanton; brother, James Jones and his wife, Pat of Jemi- son; aunt, Tosha McGuff; cousins, Haley, Shae, Emily and son; daughter, Tina Shindell of Cordova; seven grandchil- Eiliah Smothers; a host of other relatives and dear drugs may pose rare heart risks dren; five great-grandchildren; a host of nieces and friends; and the kindergarten class of Lupton School. nephews; special friend, Kahlia; and her feline compan- (AP) — Doctors have might pose heart risks, too. ion, Missy. Wilson Brothers Funeral Home, Carbon Hill; 205-924- found a disturbing down- “My sense is that this is You may sign an online register or express private con- 4147 side to some powerful new a class effect, not limited to dolences to the family at www.BellSumiton.com. drugs that harness the im- one drug,” Moslehi said. mune system to fight can- The risks do not negate Bell Funeral Home, Sumiton; 205-648-6611 Donald Keith Burton cer: In rare cases, they the huge benefits of these may cause potentially relatively new types of Donald Keith Burton, 52, of Bremen, passed away fatal heart damage, espe- drugs, doctors stress. Diane Kiefer Gilliland Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2016, in Chicago, Ill. cially when used together. Called checkpoint in- Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Diane Kiefer Gilliland, 56, of Jasper, passed away Tues- “The problem is, no one hibitors, they have trans- Collins-Burke Funeral Home. day, Nov. 1, 2016, surrounded by family. has this on their radar,” so formed treatment of Visitation will be held Friday, Nov. 4, 2016, from noon patients are not routinely several types of cancer by Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 until 1:30 p.m. at Kilgore-Green Funeral Home. checked for it, said Dr. helping the immune sys- Funeral services will be held Friday, Nov. 4, 2016, at Javid Moslehi, head of a tem see and attack tu- 1:30 p.m. in the Kilgore-Green Chapel, with burial at Vanderbilt University mors. Walker Memory Gardens. Patrick Hannah will officiate. clinic specializing in heart In rare cases, the im- Gilliland was preceded in death by her father, John C. risks from cancer thera- mune system seems to at- Kiefer; great-niece, Hadley Benson; and fur baby pet, pies. tack not only the tumor Sparticus. He led a report Wednes- but also the heart and She is survived by her children, Ric Gilliland (Amber) day in the New England other muscles, causing and Jessi Morrison (Anthony); grandsons, Carson Journal of Medicine de- dangerous inflammation Gilliland, Kiefer Gilliland and Bryant Morrison; mother, scribing two patients who and heart rhythm prob- Lorraine Kiefer; sister, Karen Benson (Anthony); brother, died of heart trouble two lems. Patients need to be Chris Kiefer (Gena); former spouse, Ricky Gilliland; and weeks after receiving their told of the risks, monitored a host of family and friends. first doses of two Bristol- closely and treated quickly You may sign a register online at www.kilgoregreenfu- Myers Squibb drugs, Op- with medicines to quell the neralhome.com. divo and Yervoy, for the immune response if trou- deadly skin cancer ble develops. Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 melanoma. Besides melanoma, the Two similar drugs also Opdivo-Yervoy combina- are on the market, and the tion is used to treat some study leaders believe they lung cancers. 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An Ur- away from her son, and a history of racial provoca- ambushes of officers in bandale officer described she was released on $1,000 tions and confrontations Dallas and Baton Rouge, him as hostile and combat- cash bond. with police ambushed and Louisiana. Five officers ive. He entered a guilty The Urbandale police fatally shot two white Des were killed July 7 in Dal- plea and was fined. chief said Greene was Moines-area officers in las. Three more were killed Two days later, Urban- well-known to the city’s of- separate attacks Wednes- later that month in Baton dale police were called to ficers. day as they sat in their pa- Rouge. answer a complaint of ha- “Most of the officers in trol cars, authorities said. Race has been an issue rassment at the apartment the city have some under- Police took 46-year-old in those cases and others complex where Greene standing of Mr. Greene,” Scott Michael Greene into involving unarmed black lived. The complaint said McCarty said. “They’ve custody hours after the men killed by officers. he threatened to kill an- taken trips to his house, killings and less than Greene is white, as were other man during a con- delivered service to him — three weeks after he ar- the officers. frontation in the parking never anything to this ex- gued with officers who re- AP Photo Greene appeared to have lot and yelled a racial slur tent.” moved him from a high Law enforcement officials investigate at the scene issues with people of other used against blacks. It was not immediately school football game where races. Greene was charged with clear what led police to he had unfurled a Confed- of a shooting, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2016, in Urban- In the confrontation at harassment. Greene. Authorities said erate flag near black spec- dale, Iowa. Authorities apprehended a man the Urbandale High He pleaded guilty and only that “a series of leads tators. Wednesday suspected in the early morning killings School football game, received a suspended jail and investigative tips” Greene flagged down a of two Des Moines area police of ficers who were which Greene videotaped sentence and a year of pro- helped identify him as the state Department of Natu- and posted on social bation. An officer wrote suspect. It was also un- ral Resources employee in shot to death while sitting in their patrol cars in media, he appeared to be that Greene had complied clear if either of the shoot- a rural area west of Des what authorities described as separate ambush- trying to antagonize with the terms of his pro- ings was captured on Moines, identified himself style attacks. African-American fans bation, noting that he had police cameras. and asked that the em- when he shook a Confeder- obtained a mental health Greene has a daughter ployee call 911. Sheriff’s and was to be questioned and both took place along ate flag in front of them evaluation and “reports to who attends Urbandale deputies and state patrol later at Des Moines police main streets that cut during the national an- have complied with the High School. McCarty said officers responded and headquarters, Sgt. Paul through residential areas. them, McCarty said. medication recommenda- the school had issued tres- took him into custody. Parizek said. Urbandale Police Chief In the video, officers can tions.” The officer did not pass warnings while still He’s suspected in the Police responded to a re- Ross McCarty said that in be seen asking Greene to elaborate. trying to give Greene some early morning slayings of port of shots fired shortly the first shooting, investi- leave, telling him that dis- Soon after the football access to the school since 24-year-old Justin Martin, after 1 a.m. and found the gators believe the shooter playing a Confederate flag game incident, on Oct. 17, his daughter is a student. who had been with the Urbandale officer. Author- walked up to the officer’s there was inflammatory. a criminal complaint indi- The Urbandale shooting force in the suburb of Ur- ities from several agencies car and fired more than Greene meanwhile argues cates Greene was involved occurred near the school, bandale since 2015, and soon saturated the area. two dozen rounds. that his constitutional in an altercation with his and the city’s entire school 39-year-old Sgt. Anthony About 20 minutes later, “I wouldn’t call it a con- rights are being violated. 66-year-old mother. district closed for the day. Beminio, who joined the they discovered the Des frontation,” McCarty said. In other incidents, court Greene accused her of The attacks on police Des Moines department in Moines officer, who had re- “I don’t think he may have records show Greene was scratching and hitting his this summer in Dallas and 2005. sponded to the first shoot- even been aware that jailed and charged with in- face. He captured the fight Baton Rouge came in the Greene was taken to a ing, Parizek said. there was a gunman next terfering with official acts on cellphone video, which wake of several high-pro- hospital for treatment of The shootings happened to him.” after resisting Urbandale he used as evidence of the file police shootings of unknown health issues less than 2 miles apart, The shootings follow a police officers who tried to assault. A judge ordered black men.

FBI probing ‘Vote Trump’ tag, fire at black church in Mississippi

GREENVILLE, Miss. the vandalism is obviously study. It was put out (AP) — The FBI has an attempt to sway public within 12 minutes, but it opened a civil rights inves- opinion regarding the up- took an hour and a half to tigation of a fire that heav- coming election,” he wrote extinguish hot spots, he ily damaged a black in an emailed statement. “I said. church in Mississippi encourage all citizens not Arson investigators also where someone wrote to be deterred by this cow- were at the scene Wednes- “Vote Trump” in silver ardly act and exercise your day collecting evidence. spray paint. right to vote at the ballot Brown said the cause re- The Tuesday night fire box.” mains under investigation. CANDIDATE heavily damaged the 200- Fire Chief Ruben Brown “We don’t have any sus- LISTING: member Hopewell Mis- said water from the hoses pect at time, but we are The following individuals sionary Baptist Church in and heat from the fire also possibly talking to a per- have authorized this Greenville, Mississippi, damaged the church’s son of interest,” Police newspaper to announce where Mayor Errick Sim- kitchen and the pastor’s Chief Delando Wilson said. their candidacy for office. mons on Wednesday called it a “heinous, hateful, cow- ardly act.” T K IN WALKER CO. “We consider it a hate A S COMMISSION crime ... because of the po- TRADE MARK CHAIRMAN litical message which we W Dan Wright believe was intended to in- Frank Shadinger terfere with worship and Independent Consultant intimidate voters,” Sim- WALKER CO. mons said. “This act is a di- Vanilla, Pepper, Spices, Extracts COMMISSION rect assault on people’s Liniments, Salves, Personal Care DISTRICT 1 right to freely worship.” Keith Davis The mayor said the FBI Phone: 205-275-8882 www.jrwatkins.com and the Mississippi Bu- reau of Investigation are AP Photo Quality products, great business opportunity! WALKER CO. assisting the investigation ATF agents gather outside the fire damaged COMMISSION in the Mississippi River Hopewell M.B. Baptist Church in Greenville, Miss., CHAIRMAN city, where about 78 per- Jerry Bishop cent of the 32,100 resi- Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2016. dents are African-American. party’s presidential nomi- should also answer to nee Donald Trump, said man’s law,” Bryant’s state- WALKER CO. “The FBI Jackson Divi- DISTRICT 1 sion is aware of the situa- “we expect a suspect will ment said. tion in Greenville, and we be identified and brought U.S. Rep. Bennie Thopm- COMMISSIONER are working with our local, to justice.” son, a Democrat whose dis- Jason Akins state and federal law en- “First, anyone who trict includes Greenville, forcement partners to de- burns a place of worship said the fire and graffiti termine if any civil rights will answer to almighty “harkens back to a much WALKER CO. crimes were committed,” God for this crime against darker day in Mississippi.” people of faith. But they “The political message of DISTRICT 1 state FBI spokesman COMMISSIONER Brett Carr said in an email. Ray Williams He did not comment on whether it was being in- vestigated as a possible Call 221-2843 for details hate crime. about this listing. “At this point, it is too early in the investigation to determine what type of crime this could be,” he said. Gov. Phil Bryant, a Re- publican who has been campaigning for his The Pilot Club of Jasper’s Annual Holiday Bazaar & Silent Auction Saturday, November 5th formerly Do all of your JASPER CIVIC CTR. 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Join us for our Bring the Kids! Christmas Open House Take Pictures with Santa! Thursday, Nov. 3 rd thru Saturday, Nov. 5 th LIVE Entertainment including- Athletic Arts Dancers & Singers 819 S. Airport Road Jasper, Alabama 384-0863 Veterans Parade Attendees get in FREE! A4 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Thurs., Nov. 3, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com Police ID school bus driver and others killed in 2-bus crash in Baltimore BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore police on Wednesday identified the driver of a school bus that crashed into a commuter bus, killing both drivers and four mass transit rid- ers. He was Glenn R. Chap- pell, 67, of Baltimore, po- AP Photo lice spokesman T.J. Smith Protesters demonstrate in Salt Lake City in sup- said in a statement. Smith said Chappell was port of the Standing Rock Sioux against the several blocks from his Dakota Access Pipeline, Monday , Oct. 31, first stop early Tuesday 2016. morning when his bus, for unknown reasons, hit a cemetery wall, a car and a roadside pillar before Obama says Army Corps smashing into the side of an oncoming Maryland Transit Administration AP Photo engineers examining bus in southwest Balti- more. Five people aboard Fire department and rescue of ficials are at the scene of an early morning Dakota oil pipeline route the MTA bus died, includ- fatal collision between a school bus and a commuter bus Tuesday, Nov. 1, ing driver Ebonee Baker, 2016, in Baltimore. BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) governments how to pre- 33. — President Barack vent future disputes senger, an aide, survived about three hours before the Department of Health The school bus was con- Obama says the U.S. with the federal govern- with minor injuries, and the crash. and Mental Hygiene tracted from Baltimore- Army Corps of Engi- ment over public works police planned to interview “She loved her husband, spokesman. Yarborough based AA Affordable neers is examining projects, according to the her, Smith said. her kids, and everyone was riding the bus to her Transportation and served whether the four-state White House. He said investigators re- else’s kids,” Perry said. office at Spring Grove Hos- 18 elementary students, Dakota Access oil The 1,200 mile, $3.8 covered recording equip- Baker was friendly, pital Center in according to the city’s pub- pipeline can be rerouted billion pipeline will carry ment from one of the buses funny and “always wanted Catonsville, Garrett said. lic school system. in southern North oil from North Dakota that Smith believes con- to shine,” said the Rev. Steve Gondol, executive One of the company’s Dakota to alleviate the through South Dakota tains video and possibly Donald Wright of the director for Live Balti- drivers, Chernell Burrows, concerns of American In- and Iowa to a shipping crash data. Greater Gethsemane Mis- more, which promotes city said Tuesday that Chap- dians. point at Patoka, Illinois. “We have to see the via- sionary Baptist Church, living, says Yarborough pell was kind and depend- Obama told the online It will skirt the Standing bility of it after this cata- where she was a member. had been a fixture at its able. news outlet NowThis Rock Sioux Reservation strophic accident,” Smith When Minnie Yarbor- Buying in Baltimore Federal records show that his administration that straddles the North said Tuesday. ough didn’t hear from her events since 2008, greeting the company had no viola- is monitoring the situa- Dakota-South Dakota Police also identified daughter, Cherry, on Tues- people at the registration tions or other crashes re- tion closely but will “let border. three of the four deceased day morning “like a table. Gondol says Yarbor- ported during the two it play out for several The tribe objects to the MTA bus passengers: mother knows,” she could ough “saw life as an educa- years ending this Septem- more weeks.” project, saying it could Cherry Denise Yarbor- tell something was wrong. tion.” He says she enjoyed ber. In 2012, an AA Afford- “As a general rule, my threaten drinking water ough, 51; Terance Lee She saw reports of a bus living in the city and able school bus was view is that there is a and destroy sacred sites. Casey, 52; and Gerald Hol- wreck along her daugh- wanted to make sure oth- involved in a crash that in- way for us to accommo- The tribe has sued fed- loway, 51, all of Baltimore. ter’s daily route to work ers benefited too. jured at least 13 people, in- date sacred lands of Na- eral regulators for ap- Smith said police haven’t and began calling hospi- The National Trans- cluding students, when it tive Americans, and I proving permits at more yet reached relatives of the tals. Later, she learned portation Safety Board is collided with a minivan, think that right now the than 200 water cross- other deceased passenger, that her 51-year-old leading the investigation. the Sun reported. Army Corps is examin- ings. a 46-year-old woman. daughter, who loved Lead investigator Jennifer The company’s five-year ing whether there are Protests that have in- He said three of the 10 sports, movies and puzzles Morrison said her team contract with the school ways to reroute this cluded clashes with po- people injured remain hos- was among the passengers will likely remain in Balti- district ends in June 2018, pipeline,” Obama said an lice and pipeline security pitalized at the University killed. more through the week, according to online public interview Tuesday. also have gone on for of Maryland Medical Cen- “She was a loving gathering facts to deter- records. The White House said several months in North ter, in fair, serious and crit- daughter,” Minnie Yarbor- mine the cause of the Investigators hope the corps was exploring a Dakota, where hundreds ical condition. ough said by telephone. crash and make safety rec- Chappell’s autopsy will re- range of options that and at times thousands Baker’s sister Deonne “She was kind, considerate ommendations. veal whether he suffered a would address concerns of people have set up a Perry said in a telephone and she truly loved her The public transit riders medical emergency, which raised by tribal officials large camp on corps interview that Baker, a job.” were on the No. 10 route Smith called a working and others. Separately, land. More than 400 pro- married mother of four, Yarborough had worked from Dundalk, a largely theory, since there were no the Army, the Justice De- testers have been ar- worked an overnight shift. for the Behavioral Health blue-collar community skid marks indicating partment and the Inte- rested since August. No She said she last spoke Administration for nearly southeast of Baltimore, to hard braking. rior Department are serious injuries have with her sister by phone 30 years, said Christopher Catonsville, a western sub- The only school bus pas- discussing with tribal been reported. around 3:45 a.m. Tuesday, Garrett, a spokesman for urb. DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Thurs., Nov. 3, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A5 US factories still thriving, but robots mean fewer workers WASHINGTON (AP) — Don- And it makes U.S. manufactur- just 13 percent of America’s lost competition or faltering sales. labor costs 22 percent in the ald Trump blames Mexico and ers No. 2 in the world behind factory jobs. The vast majority of Steel jobs vanished because of United States, 25 percent in China for stealing millions of China. the lost jobs — 88 percent — the rise of a new technology: Japan and 33 percent in South jobs from the United States. Trump and other critics are were taken by robots and other Super-efficient mini-mills that Korea, the firm estimates. He might want to bash the ro- right that trade has claimed homegrown factors that reduce make steel largely from scrap CEO Ronald De Feo is over- bots instead. some American factory jobs, es- factories’ need for human labor. metal. seeing a turnaround at Ken- Despite the Republican presi- pecially after China joined the “We’re making more with The robot revolution is just be- nametal, a Pittsburgh-based dential nominee’s charge that World Trade Organization in fewer people,” says Howard ginning. industrial materials company. “we don’t make anything any- 2001 and gained easier access to Shatz, a senior economist at the The Boston Consulting Group The effort includes investing more,” manufacturing is still the U.S. market. And industries Rand Corp. think tank. predicts that investment in in- $200 million to $300 million to flourishing in America. Problem that have relied heavily on labor General Motors, for instance, dustrial robots will grow 10 per- modernize Kennametal’s facto- is, factories don’t need as many — like textile and furniture now employs barely a third of cent a year in the 25-biggest ries while cutting 1,000 of people as they used to because manufacturing — have lost jobs the 600,000 workers it had in export nations through 2025, up 12,000 jobs. Automation is machines now do so much of the and production to low-wage for- the 1970s. Yet it churns out more from 2 or 3 percent growth in re- claiming some of those jobs and work. eign competition. U.S. textile cars and trucks than ever. cent years. will claim more in the future, De America has lost more than 7 production, for instance, is down Or look at production of steel The economics of robotics are Feo says. million factory jobs since manu- 46 percent since 2000. And over and other primary metals. Since hard to argue with. When prod- “What we want to do is auto- facturing employment peaked in that time, the textile industry 1997, the United States has lost ucts are replaced or updated, ro- mate and let attrition” reduce 1979. Yet American factory pro- has shed 366,000, or 62 percent, 265,000 jobs in the production of bots can be reprogrammed far the workforce, he says. duction, minus raw materials of its jobs in the United States. primary metals — a 42 percent faster and more easily than peo- Visiting a Kennametal plant and some other costs, more than But research shows that the plunge — at a time when such ple can be retrained. in Germany, De Feo found work- doubled over the same span to automation of U.S. factories is a production in the U.S. has And the costs are dropping: ers packing items by hand. He $1.91 trillion last year, according much bigger factor than foreign surged 38 percent. Owning and operating a robotic ordered $10 million in machin- to the Commerce Department, trade in the loss of factory jobs. Allan Collard-Wexler of Duke spot welder cost an average ery to automate the process in which uses 2009 dollars to ad- A study at Ball State Univer- University and Jan De Loecker $182,000 in 2005 and $133,000 Germany and North America. just for inflation. That’s a notch sity’s Center for Business and of Princeton University found in 2014 and will likely run That move, he says, will pro- below the record set on the eve Economic Research last year last year that America didn’t $103,000 by 2025, Boston Con- duce “better quality at lower of the Great Recession in 2007. found that trade accounted for lose most steel jobs to foreign sulting says. Robots will shrink cost.” The election impact: how Fed leaves key rate unchanged but hints at upcoming hike consumers are reacting WASHINGTON (AP) — Fed takes then and per- officials have said they The Federal Reserve left haps provide guidance on think they have room to NEW YORK (AP) — interest rates unchanged how many further rate in- continue pursuing an ex- Americans have been Wednesday, six days before creases are probable in tremely gradual approach anxious about the con- Americans choose a new 2017. to rate increases tentious presidential president, but hinted “When the tightening Wednesday’s decision election, and when they again that it would likely comes, likely in December, was approved on an 8-2 get fretful, they tend to raise rates soon. Janet Yellen will want to vote, with two regional stop shopping. The Fed said that the pair the increase with bank presidents — Esther While government re- case for a rate hike has some context suggesting George of Kansas City and ports show overall spend- “continued to strengthen” that rates may not in- Loretta Mester of Cleve- ing has held up, some but that it had decided to crease again very soon” — land — casting the dis- analysts say they’re see- await more evidence of a message that might calm senting votes. Both wanted ing signs that shoppers progress toward its objec- financial markets, Tannen- to raise rates now. The two are being cautious. A dip tives. Most Fed watchers baum said. had also dissented at the is normal before an elec- expect a rate increase at Ian Shepherdson, chief September meeting, along tion, but the question this the central bank’s next economist at Pantheon with Eric Rosengren of the year is whether the un- meeting in mid-December. Macroeconomics, said in a Boston regional Fed. certainty could drag on For the first time, the research note Wednesday As it did after its Sep- after election day and cut AP Photo Fed observed that inflation that “only a shock — the tember meeting, the Fed into holiday buying. has increased since earlier election of Trump, or an said the near-term risks to Retailers are hoping an In this Oct. 17, 2012 photo, a sign advertising a this year, closer to its 2 external geopolitical or the economy appear improving job market sale is seen posted on a storefront in Philadel- percent target. And it said market event — can now “roughly balanced.” Some and wage gains will get phia. It’s no secret that Americans have been a it no longer expects infla- prevent a December hike.” analysts had thought this Americans in the mood to bit anxious about the contentious president elec- tion to remain low in the As before, the Fed noted phrase might have been spend. near term. Taken together, that the job market has revised to send a stronger “There’s going to be tion between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. the Fed’s comments on in- continued to strengthen signal of a possible Decem- election noise,” Target’s But while broader government reports say flation suggested that it and that economic activity ber rate increase. CEO Brian Cornell has spending is still intact, there’s been a slowdown. thinks it’s nearly achieved has picked up. The Fed said nothing ex- said. “We’ve all looked at its mandate to keep U.S. Analysts suggested that plicit in Wednesday’s it and talked about it. But stations and restaurants with the University of prices stable — and thus whether the Fed raised statement about consider- we are entering a holiday and are based on an Michigan survey. closer to raising rates. rates this week or not until ing a rate increase at its season with a consumer analysis of Commerce A survey by the Na- “This shift in language mid-December would “next meeting” — words it who is feeling good about Department figures. tional Retail Federation supports the view of the make little economic dif- had used last year in a the state of play.” Q. What about 2000, points to cautious con- next hike occurring at the ference. With inflation still statement it issued before Here’s a look at where when the Al Gore- George sumers because of the December meeting,” said running below the Fed’s 2 it raised rates in Decem- things stand and what W. Bush race wasn’t de- election uncertainty. Drew Matus, an economist percent target, some Fed ber. could be ahead after Nov. cided until Dec. 12? Some shoppers surveyed at UBS. 8: A. Sales didn’t recover by the research group In its statement, the Fed 20 0 7 DODGE CHARGER Q. What usually hap- as usual because of un- The Retail Economist also added the word 0 pens before a presidential precedented uncertainty and Goldman Sachs “some” to its observation WAS:WAS: $5,75$5,750$5,750 election? about the winner through showed the election was a that it’s prepared wait for $ A. Shoppers tradition- most of the holiday sea- factor. “some further evidence” of 4850 ally pull back ahead of son, says Noam Paran- And shoppers remain progress toward its objec- the election as they be- sky, director of the retail selective, shifting their tives. In the past, the use come distracted. practice at AlixPartners. spending more toward of “some” has sometimes Yes! “Everywhere you turn Year-over-year sales items like cars and appli- been a signal that the Fed — whether you’re picking growth slowed 10.2 per- ances, says Ken Perkins, sees the hurdle for a rate . . . WE WILL BUY YOUR CAR! up a newspaper or watch- cent in September and president of research hike as having moved ing television — political October of that year, from firm Retail Metrics LLC. lower. Boyles Auto Sales “The bar for action has advertisements are tak- the January through Au- A clearer picture will 2380 Viking Dr. 265-3011 boylesauto.com ing up ad space that re- gust period. And for No- emerge when retailers re- been moderately reduced tailers typically use to get vember and December, it port their third-quarter with the insertion of the holiday shopping on the was 30.4 percent slower results in November. “The word ‘some,” ‘ said Carl minds of consumers growth. However, retail election is weighing on Tannenbaum, chief econo- across the country,” said sales were still growing consumer psyche, and re- mist at Northern Trust Matthew Shay, president through the period. tailers will use it as an and a former Fed official. and CEO of the National Q. What’s been the excuse,” Perkins said. Tannenbaum said the Retail Federation, the na- trend this year? Q. Will there be a post- statement brings the Fed tion’s largest retail trade A. Consumer confi- election bounce this year? “one stop closer” to a rate group. dence has slipped a bit, A. With the rare excep- hike. But buying usually but spending generally tion of the Bush-Gore “The timing was poor for bounces back afterward. held up through Septem- contest, most elections an actual move this time Friendly Dental Care In the 2012 and 2004 ber as income gains and bring certainty and the because we have a little presidential elections, an improving job market country moved forward. election coming up next For The ENTIRE Family Tuesday,” Tannenbaum year-over-year sales offset some of the uncer- This year may be differ- said. growth slowed an aver- tainty, according to the ent. Republican Donald NOW OPEN He noted that Chair age of 22 percent in Sep- most current government Trump, who has railed Janet Yellen is scheduled Accepting Patients Mon. thru Fri. tember and October, from reports. about a “rigged” political to hold a news conference Year-over-year growth system, said in the final 1208 Hwy. 78 E the January through Au- after the Fed’s next meet- We accept all in retail sales slowed 19.8 Jasper gust period, but re- presidential debate that ing Dec. 13-14. That will major insurance percent in September Next to Zaxby’s bounded an average of 16 he won’t decide until the provide a platform for her percent in November and compared with the year election ends whether he to explain any action the 205-387-8888 December, according to so far, according to an will accept its results. If AlixPartners. The con- analysis by AlixPartners. Democrat Hillary Clinton sulting group excluded The government hasn’t wins, she may take office the 2008 presidential released sales yet for Oc- amid questions now that MON. - FRI. SAT. 8:AM - 4:PM www.facebook.com/DHC.Jasper election because the bal- tober. But a report from the FBI is looking further 8:AM - 5:PM looning financial crisis the Conference Board at her emails. that led to a precipitous said consumer confidence “The potential concerns drop in spending made it pulled back in October, of legitimacy of either Floors, an outlier. Its figures ex- after reaching a 20- candidate can carry over clude sales of cars and month high in Septem- and dampen spending,” Doors, auto parts and from gas ber. That dip was in line said Perkins. Discount Cabinets, HOME CENTER Philadelphia transit strike enters 2nd day and More! PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Commuters rush hour that striking workers were in Philadelphia are facing another day preventing some regional train crews of transportation woes Wednesday as a from reporting to work, causing the can- transit strike enters its second day. cellation of a significant number of Veterans Day SALE The walkout began early Tuesday trains to the suburbs. SEPTA said it after the Southeastern Pennsylvania went to court and obtained an injunc- Transportation Authority and a union tion to prevent picketers from blocking representing about 4,700 workers failed access to those facilities, but it warned to reach a contract agreement, shutting riders to expect delays. down buses, trolleys and subways that Rail lines serving the suburbs were provide about 900,000 rides a day. operating Tuesday morning, but were CARPET & Early Wednesday morning, SEPTA jammed and running late because of a released a statement saying the two surge in riders. sides “continue to make steady progress Transport Workers Union Local 234 VINYL in the effort to reach an agreement on a President Willie Brown said in declar- new contract.” ing the strike that the sides remained Prices Good Talks were expected to resume later far apart on pension and health care is- 10% to 30% off Wednesday morning. sues, as well as noneconomic issues 11-5-16 to 11-12-16 The strike wasn’t supposed to affect such as shift scheduling, break time and commuter rail lines and service in areas other measures that affect driver fa- 205-295-2000 CHECK US OUT ON outside the city, but the transit agency tigue. 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Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016 OPINION A6 EDITORIALS Is it OK to be a single-issue voter? Recent editorials from Alabama newspapers: Every four therefore their life. This is true, of for any reason, and at virtually any The Gadsden Times on constitution amendment years, I find my- course, but there are many different stage in the pregnancy, even though votes: self grappling ways that a government can ensure babies can survive outside the We’ve repeatedly spoken our piece on Alabama’s with the same co- that health care is provided to those womb as young as 20 weeks post- abysmal, bloated, convoluted, 115-year-old monstros- nundrum. Is it most in need — the public policies fertilization. This makes the United ity of a state constitution. (If you didn’t already know acceptable to vote that support this goal can and States among the most permissive our stance, you do now.) for a presidential should be debated, and the most ef- countries in the world regarding We also know how many voters react when con- candidate prima- fective policies should become law. abortion law, far surpassing most fronted with what seems to be a ream of amendments rily because of But abortion is not merely another European countries. And yet, in the on their ballots on Election Day. his or her posi- Be Our “issue.” It is the difference between latest poll on abortion conducted by Some zone out, unable to process the mass of vow- tion on a single Guest life and death for a baby. It is life it- CNN in March 2016, only about 28 els and consonants written in the foreign tongues of issue? self. percent of Americans think abortion legalese and legislative speak, and ignore the amend- Since the Roe v. By Dan Before there can be a debate should be legal under any circum- ments altogether. Wade Supreme Hart about the best ways to improve the stances. Others vote “no” on everything, out of contrariness Court decision in quality of life, there has to be a life This statistic highlights some- and as a protest against the ridiculousness of it all, 1973, that single issue for me will to improve. thing that most Americans know in especially having to vote on local amendments affect- always be legal abortion. It is the If we can’t protect the weakest their gut: Abortion kills a human ing counties on the other side of the state. issue that will never go away, be- and most vulnerable in our society, life, and this is something that A few giddy types will revert to childhood games cause it is the one issue that in my then how can we have a vision of should be taken very seriously. and play “eenie, meanie, miney, moe,” and mark their mind remains the most stark and human life that respects the dignity When I think about who I’m going votes sans rhyme or reason. inarguable: legal abortion means of every human person? to vote for every four years, I often The result, of course, is an awful process is made that unborn babies — a whole class That is why whenever I find out daydream about what it would be even worse, especially when there are important is- of human beings — have no legal that a politician is “pro-choice,” my like if both candidates were gen- sues on the ballot — as will be the case be next Tues- protection against being deliber- heart sinks. While I understand the uinely pro-life. Then the abortion day. ately killed by another human. sentiment that most pro-choice peo- debate could at long last make real A rundown of the 14 amendments up for a vote ap- This is common knowledge. How- ple are advocating for, that is, to progress toward an honest discus- peared in our pages. We plan this week to discuss and ever, the vast majority of arguments leave this momentous “choice” up to sion about the best public policies offer specific recommendations on a few major ones. I’ve heard in favor of abortion never the woman, it amazes me that this that show genuine care for both the As with the presidential election, we advise you to fully acknowledge it, and I under- is where the discussion often ends. mother and child in an unplanned read the text (and our translation) of each amend- stand why. It’s uncomfortable to talk It only begs the question: How can pregnancy. This fantasy is quickly ment, consider, if you will, our case on the ones we about, even to think about. our nation’s laws allow one human dashed every four years, because choose to spotlight, do any other research you might To delve into the methods by being to choose death for another one political party automatically desire, weigh the ramifications pro and con, and cast which abortions are performed is a human being? Isn’t the purpose of and unflinchingly supports abortion your votes accordingly. stomach-churning experience. And law to protect the common good? on demand, year in and year out. Trust us, we understand the temptation to not take yet we must confront this issue as a Why doesn’t the law uphold the So for me, no matter how much I this part of the election seriously, especially when country. We must start a “national rights of defenseless preborn babies, disagree with a candidate’s views on Clinton vs. Trump has sucked all the political oxygen conversation,” whatever that may just as it protects the rights of de- a variety of other issues, it always not just from a metaphoric room, but from the whole entail. Nearly 3,000 abortions are fenseless born babies? comes back to a single question: blasted planet. carried out every day in the United To be “pro-choice” should really Does this person support legal abor- And we certainly wish there was a better system. States. That’s 3,000 worlds of poten- mean that the mother of an unborn tion? In fact, we’ll go ahead and offer a strong endorsement tial, never given the chance to take child does indeed have legitimate It’s the public policy question that for Amendment 3, which would, if there’s a unani- a first breath, to feel a mother’s choices that don’t involve killing the has to come before all others. Be- mous vote of the House and Senate, allow local kisses, to live a life of one’s own. child. She can choose to raise the cause if certain categories of human amendments to be decided solely by voters in the Is it narrow-minded to think that child herself, or if she decides that lives do not have a legal right to be counties they affect. this one issue should be the decid- the circumstances in which she protected, it is a violation of the That isn’t a perfect fix. Ideally, the hoop of requir- ing factor in a presidential vote? finds herself are not favorable to most basic human right, the right to ing unanimous legislative consent to place local is- I have often heard the argument raise the child properly, she can give life, from which all other rights flow. sues before local voters shouldn’t be there. that to be truly “pro-life,” one cannot the baby up for adoption. (Statistics That’s why in November, I will This isn’t a perfect world, there’s no appetite in merely consider only the issue of show that there are far more cou- once again primarily be a “single- Montgomery for massive constitutional reform and abortion when voting. Universal ples waiting to adopt a child than issue voter.” small changes are better than none. health care is an issue that is often there are children available for Those won’t happen unless people do take this touted as an equally (if not more) adoption.) Dan Hart is managing editor for process seriously, something that doesn’t require lik- important social issue since it has a The fact is that under U.S. federal FRC (Family Research Council) Ac- ing it. Do some homework, and make the best of it. direct effect on people’s health, and law, a woman can get an abortion tion in Washington. — The Gadsden Times

The TimesDaily of Florence on air service providers: Providing reliable air service for areas like the Shoals is always a challenge because boarding num- TODAY IN bers are critical to the success of an airline. Fortunately, Northwest Alabama Regional Airport HISTORY in Muscle Shoals is a participant in the Essential Air Service program, which subsidizes airlines to provide regular service. The most recent airline to serve the Today is Thursday, area, Boutique Air, has been a success, at least with Nov. 3, the 308th day of customers. 2016. There are 58 days Boutique offers daily flights to Atlanta, Georgia left in the year. and Nashville, Tennessee, providing northwest Ala- Today’s Highlight in bama residents with connections to major airports History: and other airlines. That’s an important selling point On Nov. 3, 1986, the for a community that looks to expand its economic Iran-Contra affair came to prospects. light as Ash-Shiraa, a pro- The key to retaining an airline that provides local Syrian Lebanese maga- service is boarding numbers. Like most businesses, zine, first broke the story the bottom line is numbers, in this case, the number of U.S. arms sales to Iran. of people who use Boutique. The airline’s boarding On this date: numbers have been good, better than most previous In 1936, President airlines serving the Shoals. They could, however, have Franklin D. Roosevelt won better numbers. a landslide election victory According to airport statistics, the number of over Republican chal- boardings to Nashville have increased in all but one lenger Alfred M. “Alf” Lan- month since Boutique began offering flights in Feb- PUBLIC MEETINGS don. ruary. The same is true for flights to Atlanta. In 1991, Israeli and For businesses that need regular access to associ- Alabama’s open meetings law pro- Avenue). 384-6880. Palestinian representa- ates in Atlanta and Nashville — and beyond — hibits secret or executive sessions to be Jasper City Council ... first and third tives held their first-ever Northwest Alabama Regional Airport and Boutique held by any board, commission or court Tuesday ... 10 a.m. ... City Hall. 221- face-to-face talks in are able to make those connections. For a community which performs any legislative or judi- 2100. Madrid, Spain; in another of our size, that is significant and should not be un- cial function unless the character or Jasper City Civil Service Board ... sec- milestone, Syria opened its dervalued. good name of a man or woman is in- ond Tuesday ... 9:30 a.m. ... City Hall. first one-on-one meeting Boutique certainly is popular with the Muscle volved. Listed below is an updated 221-8505. with Israel in 43 years. Shoals music community, many of whom travel to schedule (including Winston County) of Jasper Housing Authority ... first Ten years ago: U.S. Nashville regularly. Reed Watson, a touring musician regular meetings held by officials who Monday ... 9 a.m. ... Housing Authority Rep. Bob Ney, R-Ohio, who and employee of Single Lock Records, said the flights make decisions that affect the daily office. 384-4864. pleaded guilty in the Jack are reliable and on time. lives of area citizens. Jasper Industrial Development Board Abramoff influence-ped- In the past, some airlines serving the Shoals have Watch page A1 for announcements ...fourth Tuesday ... 9 a.m. ... Commu- dling investigation, re- been less than reliable, which encouraged travelers concerning special or called meetings. nity Health Systems board room. signed from Congress. to book flights out of Huntsville and elsewhere. That Alabama Surface Mining Commis- Jasper Water Works and Sewer Board Five years ago: Greek no longer is the case with Boutique, based on cus- sion ... third Thursday ... 10 a.m. ... Pin- ... third Tuesday ...6 p.m. ... utility office. Prime Minister George Pa- tomer comments. nacle Bank Building. 221-4130. 221-2141. pandreou abandoned his — The TimesDaily Arley Town Council ... first Monday ... Kansas Town Council ... first Monday plan to put a European 7 p.m. ... Town Hall. 387-0103. ... 6:30 p.m. ... Town Hall. 924-0072. rescue deal to a popular Tuscaloosa News on funding for parks and recre- Boldo Water Authority ... second Lynn Town Council ... first Monday vote. ation: Thursday ... 8 a.m. ... water office. ...6 p.m. ... Town Hall. One year ago: Ohio It is time for Northport to pay its fair share to the Carbon Hill City Council ... second Nauvoo Town Council ... third Thurs- voters rejected a ballot Tuscaloosa County Park and Recreation Authority, and fourth Thursday ... 6 p.m. ... Carbon day (unless holiday then call) ... 7 p.m. proposal that would have but it isn’t time to raise taxes. Hill Municipal Building. 924-9961. ... Town Hall. 697-5890. legalized both recreational During the last fiscal year, Tuscaloosa contributed Carbon Hill Utilities Board ... fourth Oakman Town Council ... third Mon- and medical marijuana. $4.26 million to PARA. The county contributed $2.9 Tuesday ... 4 p.m. ... Carbon Hill Utili- day (unless holiday then call)... 6 p.m. ... Today’s Birthdays: Co- million. Northport chipped in $125,000. ties office. 924-9313. Community Center. 622-3232. median-actress Roseanne There’s a similar discrepancy in funding for the Cordova City Council ... second and Parrish Town Council ... second Tues- Barr is 64. Actress Kate local library system. Tuscaloosa contributed $1.92 fourth Tuesday ... 6:30 p.m. ... City Hall. day ... 6 p.m. ... Town Hall. 686-9991. Capshaw is 63. Comedian million. The county contributed $1.44 million. North- 483-9266. Sipsey Town Council ... second Mon- Dennis Miller is 63. Direc- port provided just $50,000. Cordova Water and Gas Board ... sec- day ... 6 p.m. ... Town Hall. tor/screenwriter Gary Ross When asking for funding, PARA Director Gary ond Tuesday ... 5 p.m. ... City Hall. 483- Sumiton City Council ... first and (Film: “The Hunger Minor told the Tuscaloosa City Council last week that 9235. third Tuesday ... 9 a.m. ... Municipal Games”) is 60. Actor Dolph Northport is “not paying their fair share.” Dora City Council ... second and Building. 648-3115. Lundgren is 59. Rock mu- We agree, and, apparently, so do some officials in fourth Tuesday ... 6 p.m. ... City Hall. Townley Water Authority ... second sician C.J. Pierce (Drown- Northport. 648-3211. Monday ... 7 p.m. .... utility office. ing Pool) is 44. Olympic — The Tuscaloosa News Double Springs City Council ... first Walker County Board of Education ... gold medal figure skater and third Monday ... 6 p.m. ... Town second Thursday ... 4:30 p.m. ... Carl El- Evgeni Plushenko is 34. Hall. liott Building (Alabama Avenue). 387- Actress Julie Berman is Jasper Board of Education ... fourth 0555. 33. Monday ... 5 p.m. ... Main Office (Second Thought for Today: “You must be true to your- self. Strong enough to be true to yourself. Brave Daily Mountain Eagle LETTERS TO THE EDITOR enough to be strong enough ESTABLISHED 1872 to be true to yourself. 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DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Thurs., Nov. 3, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A7 Colorado lawyers: Keep ballot Obama worries black vote is not solid enough for Clinton selfie ban, it’s not enforced CHAPEL HILL, N.C. vote with sweeping elec- (AP) — President Barack tion law changes, only to DENVER (AP) — A Col- nology and confusing vot- Obama twice generated a have a federal court orado law that bans ballot ers and election workers. historic wave of African- strike down the law be- selfies is not enforced, so it In California, where the American support on his cause it “targeted black does not need to be blocked ban also is not enforced, way to the White House, voters with surgical pre- by a federal court, lawyers the ACLU says voters need but worries now the black cision.” for the state argued clear guidance to prevent vote “is not as solid as it So “it’s easier to vote Wednesday in the latest confusion that could have needs to be” for Hillary than ever” in North Car- challenge to laws barring a “chilling effect” on their Clinton. olina, Obama said. voters from snapping the speech in the Nov. 8 elec- Obama’s and Clinton’s “What’s our excuse?” images in the run-up to tion. travel schedules are tak- An Associated Press Election Day. In Colorado, U.S. District ing them to swing-state analysis of early voting A federal judge in Cali- Judge Christine Arguello metro areas with signifi- data in North Carolina fornia will hear arguments said the way the law is cant black populations, shows blacks have cast in a similar case after the written may pose valid and the two officials are 111,000 fewer ballots American Civil Liberties constitutional problems fixtures in black-audience than at this point four Union sued over the state’s over the right to free media. Their message is years ago, when Obama ban on excited voters tak- speech. consistent: Clinton will AP Photo lost the state by about ing pictures with their bal- But state Assistant At- fight for the black com- 92,000 votes. Clinton lots. A legal challenge also torney General Matthew munity, while Republican President Barack Obama greets supporters aides note that GOP offi- is pending in New York. Grove said there appears Donald Trump would while campaigning for Democratic presidential cials there reduced early Judges have struck to be no basis for a legal turn back the clock for candidate Hillary Clinton in Chapel Hill, N.C., voting sites for the initial down bans on the selfies in challenge of Colorado’s voters that helped propel week of early voting, and at least two states, and law. “We think that there Obama to comfortable na- Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2016. they say they can make rules have changed in oth- is nothing to see here,” he tional victories. Former to pass the baton to some- would obliterate his up the difference by Elec- ers. But in Colorado and said. President Bill Clinton is body who believes in the record, even digging up tion Day now that more many other states, taking A Republican state sen- pitching in too, with an same things I believe in,” first lady Michelle sites are opening. a picture of your ballot still ator, Owen Hill, said Col- unannounced stop in De- Obama told nationally Obama’s White House Black voters’ share of carries potential fines or orado’s law should be troit Wednesday night to syndicated radio host vegetable garden. “You early ballots request is jail time. struck down if no one is meet privately with black Tom Joyner in an inter- think I’m joking?” Obama also down a few percent- Some states cite con- being prosecuted for tak- ministers and boost his view broadcast Wednes- asked. age points in Florida and cerns that the photos could ing pictures with their bal- wife’s chances in battle- day. Hours later, he re- Ohio, though the Clinton harm the integrity of the lots. It’s not clear if ground Michigan. Obama said early vot- minded an enthusiastic campaign points to strong voting process by encour- Arguello will rule before “I need everybody to ing is up among Hispan- audience in Chapel Hill, early turnout in key aging vote-buying or coer- next week’s election. There understand that every- ics, but not among black North Carolina, that Re- urban counties with large cion, though some are laws against voters thing we’ve done is de- voters. The president publicans in the state numbers of blacks and acknowledge there’s no ev- sharing any photo of their pendent on me being able warned that Trump tried to make it harder to Hispanics. idence to support those ballot in 18 states, while fears. six others bar photography Critics say the photos in polling places but allow amount to free speech, photos of mail-in ballots, with the regulations fail- according to a review by Trump campaigning in stretch like it all depends on Florida ing to keep up with tech- The Associated Press. MIAMI (AP) — With “Crooked Hillary” in electoral votes. Clinton it.” the turbulent White Miami, predicting that a has been ahead there in Perhaps heeding Ren- House race scrambled in Clinton victory would opinion polls, but Democ- dell’s warning, Clinton’s Explosion From A1 new directions, Donald trigger an “unprecedented rats acknowledge that the team is devoting new re- Trump is campaigning and protracted constitu- FBI’s renewed attention sources to states like Election Day, but Georgia integrity, inspection and like it all hinges on one tional crisis” as federal in- to her has helped rally re- Michigan, which hasn’t Gov. Nathan Deal urged maintenance programs all-too-familiar swing vestigators probe the luctant Republicans be- supported a Republican people to stick with nor- that meet or exceed all fed- state: Florida. former secretary of state’s hind their nominee. presidential nominee in mal fuel usage rather than eral regulatory require- There was late action email practices. That’s given Trump an nearly three decades. stocking up and causing a ments,” the statement Wednesday in such un- Conceding nothing in enthusiasm boost in Former President Bill spike in demand. said. likely arenas as Arizona the state, Clinton has also Florida and across Mid- Clinton was making an Meanwhile, U.S. House The damaged pipeline, and Michigan, too — and been a frequent visitor. western battlegrounds unannounced appearance Democrats asked for an in- which runs from the Gulf in North Carolina, where She posed for pictures long considered reliably in Detroit Wednesday vestigation of Colonial Coast to New York City, President Barack Obama and shook hands during a blue territory. night to meet privately Pipeline. Five ranking provides almost 40 percent tried to energize black surprise visit to a South “I’m definitely nervous,” with black ministers, the members of panels dealing of the region’s gasoline and support for Hillary Clin- Florida Caribbean-Amer- said former Pennsylvania city’s mayor and other with energy, transporta- usually operates at or near ton. ican neighborhood Gov. Ed Rendell, a Demo- local leaders. tion, infrastructure, full capacity. Combined But Trump marched Wednesday morning. crat. “Democrats in Michi- While Hillary Clinton pipelines and investiga- with a nearby pipeline for ahead in his third multi- Both sides agree the gan, Wisconsin and had two appearances tions released a letter to diesel and aviation fuel, day visit to the Sunshine New York businessman Pennsylvania, if you Wednesday in Republi- Transportation Secretary the two lines carry more State in recent weeks. has virtually no chance to heard it was over, if you can-leaning Arizona, she Anthony Fox seeking the than 2 million barrels of The Republican nomi- win the presidency with- thought those states were planned to spend part of review. fuel daily. nee lashed out at out Florida’s trove of 29 in the bag, don’t believe Friday in Detroit as well. The House members Colonial said it only took cited the deadly explosion a few hours after the ex- earlier this week and a plosion to restart the large spill in September pipeline carrying diesel From A1 just a few miles away. The and jet fuel. Library company said the pipeline Since 2006, Colonial tion of his local library. Sterling has published “There are so many par- time, Sterling insists on in- exploded as a nine-person Pipeline has reported 178 “That’s how I got more than one dozen vol- allels politically to what cluding a full name index crew was attempting to spills and other incidents started. I couldn’t go to the umes of Blount County was going on then and with each volume. make a temporary repair that released a combined library and find anything, history, which includes what’s going on now. Also, “As a researcher myself, that would allow for a per- 193,000 gallons of haz- so I started making my newspaper articles from the same kinds of sins that I found it very frustrating manent repair to the area ardous liquids and caused own books,” Sterling said. 1879 through 1942 as well were going on then are to pull a book off a shelf where the spill occurred. $39 million in property Since pursuing ge- as military records and still going on today,” Ster- and see that it had some The letter also men- damage. nealogical research as a census data for 1850, 1860 ling said. very good information but tioned smaller spills in Most were caused by hobby, Sterling has person- and 1870. Sterling transcribes his no index. In that case, it 2015 in North Carolina problems with materials, ally photographed and and Virginia, where sev- welding or some other Newspapers are the manuscripts from micro- goes right back on the eral thousand gallons of equipment failure, accord- read every tombstone in backbone of Sterling’s re- film that he purchases shelf, so I insist on a full petroleum product spilled. ing to federal accident every cemetery in Blount, search. While combing from the state archives name index,” Sterling said. A statement by Colonial records reviewed by The Cullman, and Winston through the archives of and universities and then Sterling’s books are said it takes accidents se- Associated Press. counties. He has also done each area’s paper of donates to his local library available through riously and already is co- The company paid extensive research on Con- record, he has learned the when he is finished with Lulu.com and Amazon as operating with $381,000 in penalties for federate soldiers from truth of the verse, “There them. well as in libraries investigators. violating safety rules dur- Blount, Cullman and Win- is nothing new under the Although it adds an throughout the state and “We have robust system ing the same period. ston counties. sun.” extra week to production the state archives.

Arrests From A2 man: promote prison contraband 2nd Heather Dawn Baxter, 28, Ha- Kenneth Ray Benstine, 45, Ha- John Wade Wilhite, 28, Docena: fail- Oct. 28 leyville: failure to appear leyville: escape 3rd; 2 counts - bench war- ure to appear Jessica Renee Gardner, 38, Jasper: Barry Glenn Sims, 35, Haleyville: rant; 2 counts - failure to appear William Matthew Spain, 42, Arley: disorderly conduct bench warrant Stephen Ray Mather, 23, Houston: driving under the influence - combined Stephanie Roddam Alexander, 35, Devin Ray Pruitt, 37, Arley: illegal failure of adult sex offender to register substance; reckless driving Birmingham: failure appear possession of prescription drugs with local law enforcement; theft of prop- Oct. 30 Phillip Jonathan Manasco, 28, Nau- Keron Ann Farris, 52, Haleyville: erty 3rd Kevin Eugene Melton, 32, Double voo: failure to appear theft of property 1st Oct. 28 Springs: failure to appear Christopher Allan Blackwell, 32, Oct. 25 Georgia Ann Knight, 35, Haleyville: Sean Christopher Jame Faupel, 28, Jasper: theft of property 1st; burglary 3rd Danny Wilson Rivers, 53, Arley: pos- 3 counts - failure to appear Nauvoo: domestic violence 3rd Jacob Cameron Harbison, 27, session of marijuana 1st; possession of a David Keith Drummond, 36, Crane Jasper: contempt of court controlled substance; non-support Hill: failure to appear The Daily Mountain Eagle will release Anthony Dale Dutton, 40, Cordova: James Luther Waire, 37, Jasper: fail- James Todd Wiley, 51, Horton: bench arrest reports from area law enforcement failure to appear ure to appear warrant agencies each week. The data these re- Oct. 29 Oct. 26 Herbert Deshawnta Jackson, 40, ports provide are only arrest and booking Joseph Matthew Poe, 37, Jasper: Allen Marsh Brown, 49, Bear Creek: Fayette: possession of marijuana 2nd information, and should not be relied failure to appear five counts - insufficient funds check (ne- Elizabeth Judianne Howton, 20, Ha- upon to determine and individual’s ac- Edward Westley Cooley, 47, Jasper: gotiation non-negotiable worthless instru- leyville: receiving stolen property 1st; tual criminal record. This data may not possession of marijuana 2nd; possession of ment) possession of marijuana 2nd reflect charging decisions made by the a controlled substance Matthew Paul Owens, 38, Ha- Oct. 29 District Attorney’s Office or the outcome of leyville: 2 counts - failure of adult sex of- Brandy Alisha Taylor, 35, Ha- criminal trials. An acquittal or dismissal WINSTON COUNTY fender to register with local law leyville: 2 counts - insufficient funds of criminal charges does not necessarily SHERIFF’S OFFICE enforcement check (negotiation non-negotiable worth- negate the validity of an arrest. Oct. 24 Oct. 27 less instrument) UNIVERSAL Heating and Cooling WE SERVICE ALL MAJOR BRANDS SPECIALIZING IN RESIDENTIAL, MOBILE HOMES, LIGHT COMMERCIAL HEATING AND COOLING State Bonded Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. AL Certified #00025, Ref. #52683 8 AM - 4 PM Master Plumber/Gas Fitter #01966 s rr TM Wed. 8 AM - 12 PM Enjoy year-round comfort with a reliable and energy-efficient home cooling system (205) 221-4003 • (205) 221-4032 3rd Ave. S. • Jasper, AL (Behind Jasper Post Office) In Business Since 1981 A8 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Thurs., Nov. 3, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com Change in the weather signals time to change alarm batteries DEAR ABBY: GARFIELD Fall is BY JIM DAVIS here and as we pre- pare for a change in the weather, it’s also the time Dear Abby we turn By Abigail our clocks Van Buren back an hour from daylight saving time. Something that everyone also needs to BLONDIE change could save their lives. That “something” is the battery inside house- hold devices that many BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN take for granted — smoke alarms, smoke detectors or carbon monoxide detectors. In the U.S., three out of five home fire deaths are caused by fires in homes with no smoke alarms or WORKING smoke alarms. As a firefighter, I have

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SINCLAIR, IAFC PRESI- free JUSTCheck out the new, JUMBLE app DENT AND CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD BARNEY GOOGLE & SNUFFY SMITH DEAR CHIEF SIN- TANTIA Now arrange the circled letters CLAIR: Thank you for to form the surprise answer, as the “timely” reminder suggested by the above cartoon. to my readers. I urge all of them to learn more about the Change Your Clock, Change Your (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: UNCLE CABLE SIDING KNOTTY Batteries program by Yesterday’s Answer: He rode the mechanical bull because it was visiting on his — “BUCK-IT” LIST energizer.com/home- safety. And buy your re- placement batteries CRANKSHAFT now, so you can install HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last them on Nov. 6 when Batiuk and Chuck Ayers By Tom you turn your clocks CELEBRITIES BORN don’t dirty your hands back. ON THIS DAY: Gemma with someone else’s mis- Ward, 29; Colin Kaeper- takes. DEAR ABBY: I am dat- nick, 29; Dolph Lundgren, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. ing a great guy I have 59; Roseanne, 64. 22): Keep things in per- known for 10 years. We Happy Birthday: spective when dealing dated on and off, but al- Make choices based on with domestic and family ways remained friends. We what’s most important to matters. Anger will not were friends during my you. Work and money will solve problems, but pa- marriage, the birth of my play an active role in tience and understanding daughter and my divorce. your life this year. will help you keep the HI & LOIS We are now dating again. I ARIES (March 21- peace. By Chance Brown would like things to work April 19): Communica- SCORPIO (Oct. 23- out because he is such a tion will be heightened, Nov. 21): What you want great friend and great per- and creative input will to do for a living or pur- son. My 9-year-old daugh- help you bring about posi- sue at this point in your ter adores him, too. The tive changes. life is doable if you are problem is, I’m still having TAURUS (April 20- willing to make a couple a sexual relationship with May 20): Be secretive re- of changes. my ex-husband. The sex is garding legal, contractual SAGITTARIUS (Nov. great and I don’t want to or financial matters. You 22-Dec. 21): Use your stop, but I’m afraid it will will have less interfer- persuasive skills to bring come back to haunt me. I ence if you get things about the changes you have been involved one done first and reveal want to see happen at way or another with both what you are up to after home. of these men since 2005. the fact. CAPRICORN (Dec. BABY BLUES I’d like to just date the guy GEMINI (May 21- 22-Jan. 19): Taking part I am with, but our sex life June 20): A change will in group travel or organi- isn’t nearly as good as it is do you good, but don’t act zational events will be By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott with my ex. I know I’m in haste. Take your time costly. Be careful not to being selfish. What should and mull over your op- offer something that will I do? tions. turn into a major task — DIVIDED IN PA CANCER (June 21- with extra costs attached. July 22): You may be en- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- DEAR DIVIDED: You ticed to follow someone Feb. 18): Share memo- may be divorced, but who makes an unex- ries with someone you you are not free as long pected move. Assess haven’t seen in a while. as you’re having sex what’s going on and PISCES (Feb. 19- with your ex. Be as weigh the pros and cons March 20): Direct your good a friend to the before you make a com- energy into working hard “great guy” as he has mitment. and getting ahead. Don’t been to you and let him LEO (July 23-Aug. leave anything to chance. go so he can find a lady 22): Start something new. Birthday Baby: You who values what he has Make personal alter- are exciting, dynamic and to offer. Right now ations that will improve popular. You are whimsi- what you are doing is your appearance, health cal and unpredictable. extremely unfair to and emotional well-being. Eugenia’s websites HIM. VIRGO (Aug. 23- — eugenialast.com for Sept. 22): Keep an open yearly transits, daily tim- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, mind, but don’t let any- ing and compatibility and was founded by her mother, one take advantage of services, and join Eugenia Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at you. Listen carefully and on www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box offer sound advice, but twitter/facebook/linkedin. 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. 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Be able to lift Friday & Saturday 60lbs, conditions: extreme tem- currently available in the • Tree Removal 8AM-? 095 Merchandise Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 peratures, repetitive move- areas listed below. • Bush Hogging Thach on Duncan Road, which makes it illegal to advertise ments, stooping, walking, Parrish Area 5th house on left. We offer “any preference, limitation or pushing, pulling, sitting. Some • Stump Grinding Everything Must Go!! discrimination based on race, field maintenance. (11/06/2016- Potential Profit Park in Front Yard 05/20/2017) $10.70/hr 3/4 guar- $1,000 Monthly Licensed & Insured CA$H! CA$H! color, religion, sex, or national anteed contract; tools and (205) 282-1412 ESTATE/YARD SALE, Friday & origin or an intention to make supplies, housing, transportation Smith Lake Area Saturday. 602 The Trace West. CA$H! any such preference, limitation or expenses paid by employer. Furniture to furnish a home, Transportation, subsistence paid Potential Profit lamps, mirrors, cookware, glass- $$$ $$$ discrimination.” This newspaper to work-site by employer upon $1,000 Monthly 045 Pets & Supplies ware, TV's, toys, pictures, for broken will not knowingly accept any 50% completion of contract. 35 2(M), 1(F) grown black cats. Christmas decorations, books, & scrap jewelry, advertising for real estate which temporary jobs. Please contact Sumiton Area 2(M), black and 1(F), black/gray adult and children's clothes, is in violation of the law. Our (850)921-3368 to locate nearest odds and ends. Potential Profit brindle kittens. Good around $$$ for gold, $$$ readers are informed that all State Workforce Agency office dogs and are very playful. $1,000 Monthly GARAGE SALE, Thurs., Friday dwellings advertised in this and apply using FL 10316781 Call/Text 269-2010. for good used Saturday. 7AM; 1339 Norma newspaper are available on an Carriers are paid bimonthly. Lane. Directions from Airport & CROP FARM Worker, ADORABLE KITTENS FREE to $$$ firearms! equal opportunity basis. Equal Citrus Hand Harvester Pineview Roads. $$$ good homes. Silver, black. Litter Housing Opportunity, M/F (Pedro Cruz Harvesting Inc., Apply in person at Daily box trained. (205)265-0303. Multiple sites in Hillsboro, Polk, Mountain Eagle GIGANTIC YARD Sale, HUDSON PAWN Manathe, Pasco, Hernando, 1301 Viking Drive FREE KITTENS and Mama Cat 11/4 & 11/5; 995 Cheatham 2BR APARTMENT (very nice). Highlands, and Lake Counties, Road,Carbon Hill. 8AM-5PM; Refrig., Stove, Dishwasher. Jasper, Alabama (Tortoise shell) to good homes. & GUN SHOP FL) (205)265-0259 Dishwasher, Microwave, Flag Washer/Dryer hook-ups. Climb ladders, pluck oranges, or call 205-221-4626 Pole, Dolls, Clothes, Alabama 221-7020 Carport. $650mo. plus deposit. Championship Rings, Glass- place oranges in tubs, and All Daily Mountain Eagle Carriers are FREE PITBULL Puppies, 3 (M), (behind Tractor Supply) No Pets. (205)222-5441 move from site to site. Be able independent contractors and are not 1 (F); (205)265-3106 ware, Books, Christmas Decora- to lift 85 lbs, conditions: extreme tions. Much More!! 3BR/1BA., HOUSE, SUMITON. employees of the Daily Mountain FREE TO A GOOD HOME, Ger- CURED OAK & Hickory temperatures, repetitive move- Eagle. Applicants must have $700/mo., $700/dep. Includes man Shepherd/Lab mix puppy. Firewood (Large loads). Split, ments, stooping, walking, push- dependable, economical HUGE FAMILY Yard Sale, all kitchen appliances. Hard- Female, 5&1/2 months old. Call Delivered & Stacked,$85 ing, pulling. Some orchard transportation, a valid driver’s Pineywoods Sipsey Road. Next wood floors through out. (205)717-5476. maintenance. license and automobile insurance. to Pisgah Baptist Church. Friday (205)471-1992 (205)835-4856. (10/09/2016-06/05/2017) paid FREE TO GOOD HOMES. 7AM-2PM, Saturday 7AM-Noon higher either hourly @ $10.70/hr FIREWOOD- SEASONED Oak, 4BR/2BA HOUSE (11 rooms) Australian Shepherd, neutered $85; (205)602-0548 John or piece work per 90 lb box, 007 Emp. Wanted male and Jack Russell, spayed HUGE YARD SALE, FRI, SAT, (Old Parrish Rd.) With 5+ acres. $1.10 Valencia and navel, $1.50 EXP CAREGIVER: SUN, 9930 HWY 195, 8AM- $1,200 month. No Section 8; female. Call (205)300-2691. STANDING TIMBER for Sell in mid season fresh, 3/4 guaran- Full or Part-time. $6hr, with 3PM, Name Brand adult clothing (205)213-7951 (205)930-5160 the Sumiton area. They are all teed contract; tools and sup- references. (205)275-8308 050 Cemetery Lots 0-4 & 12-14, Shoes, Wedding & plies, housing, transportation formal dresses, Purses, Boys mature hardwood trees. 95 JONES Loop Road,Parrish. expenses paid by employer. FOR SALE: (2) CEMETERY clothing 3mo-8, Tractor w/equip- (256)295-0567 3BR/1BA, Refrigerator, Stove in- Transportation, subsistence paid 020 Announcements LOTS, Walker Memory Gar- ment, Refrigerator, Washer & cluded. New Updates. $500 to work-site upon 50% comple- dens. Opening and closing in- Dryer, treadmill, Cub Cadet, dep. $500 mo. (205)302-4292 tion of contract. 48 temporary Free Pregnancy Test cluded; (205)221-2465 New Baby bed w/bedding, CORDOVA MANOR 1BR. to jobs. Please contact (850)921- Christmas items, Bedspreads, D & V PREGNANCY & Kitchen items, Toys, Bric-A- Sales 4BR total electric Apartments. 3339 to locate nearest State 085 Yard Sales 40 COUNTY ROAD 4, DOUBLE SPRINGS Workforce Agency office and RESOURCE CENTER Brac, & lots more. CASH Water furnished. $200 dep. apply using FL 10317410 2-FAMILY YARD Sale, Friday & ONLY!! (205)595-1701. Saturday located at Amanda 1707 2nd Avenue We’ve Moved! DOUBLEWIDE WITHIN Jasper FAMILY SERVICE Darty Dentistry. 605 Airport INDOOR YARD SALE, 7 Days Tues.-Fri. 9am-4:30pm City Limits, 3BR/2BA. $750mo. COUNSELOR: Jasper, AL 35501 Road South. 7AM-Noon. A Week. Shadow Brook Inn, Sat. 9am-2pm $750sec. deposit No Pets. Sales Professional wanted at 27948 Hwy.118. Refrigerator's, (205)282-1409 Kilgore Green Funeral Home in 221-5860 2065 SARAGOSSA ROAD. Furniture,Washing Machine's, 489-2128 Jasper, AL. Sales experience FRE E Info on Abortion Alterna tives 2 miles off Hwy 118. Fri., Nov., etc. 10% off everything! preferred, but not required. 4th & Sat., 5th. 8am-? Mattress, (205)275-2982(205)689-3238 120 Mobile Homes Base plus overrides, plus bene- couch, Christmas, household 115 Rent or Lease fits. Please submit resumes to 025 Lost & Found items. LARGE 5 Family Yard Sale, 2002 BUCCANEER (16x80) Shannon.harris@dignitymemor- FOUND SMALL Dog on Hwy 11/4 & 11/5; 4.4 miles up Fall COTTAGE FOR Rent. 3BR/2BA. Customized. To Be ial.com for immediate consider- 124 Friday around noon in be- 8 FAMILY Yard Sale, Hwy.195 in City Road. Lots of good deals! (205)221-2313 (205)601-6198 Moved. $22,000; (205)282-1409 ation. EEOC tween Boogers Tires and Hillard front of Harmony Baptist Loop rd. Had on flea collar only. Church. Friday-Sunday MOVING SALE, Friday & Satur- POPLAR SPRING 2BR/2BA 125 Real Est. Sales EARN EXTRA CASH Please contact (205)522-3545 if day. 158 Manuel Hill Road, Cor- Mobilehome $450mo. 300dep. The Daily Mountain Eagle you know who it belongs to. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY dova. 7AM-2PM; (205)471-4425 (205)295-8151 is currently seeking to fill Going Out of Business! (205)471-0054 All Equipment, Tools. Van For CARRIER POSITION FOUND: CELLPHONE (10/22) Thach 2BR/2BA., Mobilehome Sale. ALSO BIG Yard Sale. Fri- MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE for the: @ Yard Sale on Russell Dairy Central H/A. $500mo, $500dep. Sumiton area day & Saturday. 605 Sunlight Nov. 4th, 5th. 9060 Shipptown Road, Manchester. (205)295-8151. Potential Profit Call (205)300-5492 to ID Road. (205)384-5046 Road, Empire, Alabama. $1,000 monthly (205)647-4551. 2BR/1BA HOUSE, Jasper. LOST: MISSING since Saturday ESTATE SALE November 4th, (205)221-4626 LR/DR., family room, basement. 10/22 from the Hillsdale/Airport 5th, 6th. 797 Bennett Road, SIPSEY CHURCH of God hold- NEEDING FULL-TIME exp.'d Road area. 3 Part Weimaraner Jasper 35503. Fri., and Sat., ing their annual Indoor Yard $850/mo. No Section-8; 3BR/2BA; 2000SF Ranch Gas & Diesel Mechanic with med-lg dogs. (2) Black w/small 9am-4pm. Sun., 12noon-4pm. Sale. Friday 11/4; 8AM-5PM; 306 8th St., West, close to with 2000sf partially finished own tools & good drivers white markings. (1) White, For pictures visit our site: Saturday 11/5; 8AM-Noon; Con- Middle School. basement on 1.5 acres in license, CDL a plus. Regular w/black eyes. REWARD a1estatesalesllc.com cessions will be available. 6135 (205)930-5160, (205)213-7951 Farmstead area. Roof, AC, drug testing. B & C Truck (205)300-2448 (205)387-2546 For more info (205)213-5277 or 4th Street, Sipsey. Furniture, wiring, and plumbing all less 4BR/3BA HOUSE Service (205)384-3446 (205)862-2723. Household Goods, Clothes, than 4yrs old + remodeled (Fully Furnished) on 4 acres. Monday-Friday 7AM-4PM. 040 Service & Repair Much More!! kitchen, baths and neutral FRIDAY 11/4 & Sat. 11/5; Turn NO PETS. $800mo plus first & paint throughout. TONS of NOW TAKING Applications for A CUT ABOVE right @ Caution Light below YARD SALE, Friday & Satur- last. ALSO 6 Large Rooms (all storage. Great family home for VICTORIA'S RESTAURANT TELL TREE SERVICE Green-Top BBQ onto Snowville day. 2532 Prospect Road (Lup- furnished). $175wk or $700mo; only $169,900; Apply after 3PM ONLY. STUMP GRINDING, Brent Road, go 2 miles. ton).Little Bit of Everything!! (205)275-2982 (205)689-3238 (205)265-1115 See Mr. Cooner, inside Budget BUSH HOGGING Inn. No Phone Calls (205)282-1412

EARN EXTRA CASH RED RYDER HAULING The Daily Mountain Eagle Crushed stone, gravel, sand, is currently seeking to fill lime, red-rock, topsoil CARRIER POSITION Daily Mountain Eagle (205)384-4932 for the: (205)302-5675 (205)302-2315. Parrish area Potential Profit Service Directory $1,000 monthly Patriot Jacks Service Directory (205)221-4626 TREE SERVICE POSITIONS AVAILABLE in Mental Health field. Apply Licensed www.nwamhc.com. EOE/DFWP & EARN EXTRA CASH Insured The Daily Mountain Eagle is currently seeking to fill FREE CARRIER POSITION ESTIMATES for the: Smith Lake area Potential Profit $1,000 monthly 205-717-9273 (205)221-4626 DOZER TRACK hoe work, top soil, fill dirt & rock hauling. Land clearing, Ponds built & Trailer Pads built. ALSO Demolition; (205)221-2112 (205)544-5592

JOE'S EXCAVATING & Hauling. Track-Loader work. Red Rock, Top Soil & Fill Dirt. Storm Shelter Installation References available. (205)522-2568 MONEY PLEDGER (205)221-4670 Hauling, Excavating, Gravel, Red rock, Driveway work, The only thing missing Fill-dirt, Topsoil, Demolition, is you. Attend the Clearing, Septic Tanks, Bucket church of your choice. truck & tree service. A10 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Thurs., Nov. 3, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com

125 Real Est. Sales 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals 4BR/2BA HOUSE, 11 rooms ADVERTISEMENT 1/4-NE 1/4, NE 1/4-SE 1/4 OF boundary of said Southwest (Old Parrish Rd.); With 5+ OF COMPLETION SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 15 Quarter of the Northwest Quar- acres. $199,500. (205)213-7951 Legal Notice SOUTH, RANGE 7 WEST, ter and the Southeast Quarter of (205)930-5160. In accordance with Chapter 1, WALKER COUNTY, ALABAMA the Northwest Quarter 1,471.74 Title 39, Code of Alabama, The permittee maintains that as feet to the POINT OF BE- 1975, notice is hereby given that of November 1, 2016 all the top- GINNNG. Contains 6.71 acres. Crimson Contractors, Inc., Con- soil has been replaced and Mineral and usual mining rights tractor, has completed the Con- revegetation of the area has excepted. tract for Modernization of Public been completed in compliance Said sale is made for the pur- Housing Site AL176-1, VI, CFP with State law and regulations pose of paying the mortgage Modernization Number : AL09- and the approved reclamation debt and cost of foreclosure. P176-501-15 at Sumiton for the plan. The permittee therefore, is EvaBank, Mortgagee Renee Housing Authority of the City of requesting a release of Dewayne N. Morris 5945 SMITH Lake Dam Road, Sumiton, Owner, and has made $56,120.00 of the performance Attorney for Mortgagee Jasper 35504 request for final settlement of bond $148,120.00 on Increment 2131 Third Avenue North 4BR/2BA. 3 acres +/-; LR, said Contract. All persons hav- # 3. Any objections to the re- Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Holly Den, Appliances included. ing any claim for labor, materials lease or request for informal Daily Mountain Eagle Some furniture. Carport, Storm or otherwise in connection with conference must be sent in writ- *Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3, 2016 Shelter, Front Porch, Rear this project should immediately ing to: Deck; $89,000; notify: William J. Peek, 908 S. Alabama Surface Mining Com- MORTGAGE Steve (205)388-6066 Hull Street, Montgomery, AL mission, P. O. Box 2390, Jasper, The Bird Bunch www.stevepaynerealty.com FORECLOSURE SALE 36104. Phone (334)834-1731. AL 35502-2390. Default having been made in the Crimson Contractors, Inc. Such requests must be received payment of the indebtedness 1808 14th Avenue no later than December 28, secured by that certain mort- Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 2016. gage executed by Gerald Scott Phone (205) 758-8659 *November 3, 10, 17, 24, 2016 and Sherry Scott, husband and *October 13, 20, 27 wife, originally in favor of South- and Nov. 3, 2016 BOND RELEASE REQUEST ern Atlantic Financial Services, Pursuant of Section 9-16-70 et Inc., on the 12th day of Febru- BOND RELEASE REQUEST seq. Alabama code, 1975, Cen- ary, 1999, said mortgage Pursuant of Section 9-16-70 et tennial Natural Resources, LLC recorded in the Office of the 81 BLACKWELL Lane seq. Alabama code, 1975, Cen- Oakman 35579. hereby gives notice that it has Judge of Probate of Walker tennial Natural Resources, LLC filed a Phase II & III bond re- County, Alabama, in Book 1620 3BR/1BA w/2 room basement. hereby gives notice that it has 3 Acres +/-; $59,900; lease application with the Ala- Page 110; the undersigned filed a Phase II and III bond re- bama Surface Mining Wells Fargo Bank N.A. as Steve (205)388-6066 lease application with the Ala- www.stevepaynerealty Commission for release of per- Trustee for Green Tree 2008- bama Surface Mining formance bond for Permit Num- MHI, by Ditech Financial LLC as HOUSE FOR SALE in Commission for release of per- ber P-3808-64-19-S Servicer with delegated author- Adamsville. 3BR., 1BA. Large formance bond for Permit Num- issued/renewed on November ity under the transaction docu- kitchen. Full basement. Fenced ber P-3833-64-18-S 29, 2014. The area of land to be ments., as back yard. $27,000. For details issued/renewed February 2, affected by the release consists Mortgagee/Transferee, under call Deborah (205)862-8057. 2013. The area of land to be af- of 81 acres in Increment # 2, lo- and by virtue of the power of fected by the release consists of cated in: sale contained in said mortgage, 2BR/1BA HOUSE, Jasper. 77 acres in Increment # 1. Cen- NE 1/4-NW 1/4, NW 1/4-NW will sell at public outcry to the LR/DR., family room, basement. tennial Natural Resources, LLC 1/4, SE 1/4-NW 1/4, NW 1/4- highest bidder for cash, in front 306 8th St., West, close to Mid- hereby gives notice that it has NW 1/4, NW 1/4-SW 1/4 OF of the main entrance of the dle School. $88,500. filed a Phase I, II and III bond SECTION 31, TOWNSHIP 15 Courthouse at Jasper, Walker (205)930-5160 (205)213-7951 release application with the Ala- SOUTH, RANGE 6 WEST, SE County, Alabama, on December bama Surface Mining Commis- 1/4-NE 1/4, SW 1/4-NE 1/4, NE 14, 2016, during the legal hours sion for release of performance 1/4-SE 1/4, NW 1/4-SE 1/4, NE of sale, all of its right, title, and bond for Permit Number P- 1/4-SW 1/4, SW 1/4-SE 1/4 OF interest in and to the following 3833-64-18-S issued/renewed SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 15 described real estate, situated in February 2, 2013. The area of SOUTH, RANGE 7 WEST, Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: land to be affected by the re- WALKER COUNTY, ALABAMA Begin at the Southeast corner lease consists of 24 acres in In- The permittee maintains that as of the Southeast 1/4 of the crement # 4, located in: of November 1, 2016 all the re- Northeast 1/4 of Section 35, NATURAL BRIDGE NE 1/4-SE 1/4, SE 1/4-SE 1/4 quirements involving re-grading, Township 13 South, Range 7 Restaurant. 6500 Sq. Ft. OF SECTION 1, NE 1/4-NE 1/4 planting and growing times have West, thence run in a Westerly Seats About 200 OF SECTION 12 TOWNSHIP been completed in compliance direction along the South line of 16 SOUTH, RANGE 6 WEST All Equipment Ready to Go! with State law and regulations said forty for a distance of 660 AP Photo $248,450; SW 1/4-NW 1/4, SE 1/4-NW and the approved reclamation feet to the point of beginning: Harlan (205)495-9396 1/4, NW 1/4-SW 1/4, NE 1/4- plan. The permittee therefore, is thence run along the West line This Oct. 16, 2016, photo shows the Kellogg’ s- Spann Real Estate SW 1/4, SW 1/4-SW 1/4, SE requesting a release of of the Engle Property for a dis- 1/4-SW 1/4 OF SECTION 6, booth at an annual dietitians' conference, where $66,603.00 of the performance tance of 547 feet; thence run company representatives explained the health NW 1/4-NW 1/4 OF SECTION bond $66,603.00 on Increment West parallel to the South line of 7, TOWNSHIP 16 SOUTH, # 2 Any objections to the re- said forty a distance of 295 feet benefits of their products, in Boston. RANGE 7 WEST, WALKER lease or request for informal to the Northeast corner of the COUNTY, ALABAMA conference must be sent in writ- Jim Walter Property; thence run The permittee maintains that as ing to: South for a distance of 127 feet Do candy and soda makers be- of November 1, 2016 all the re- Alabama Surface Mining Com- to the North line of the Garfield quirements involving re-grading, mission, P. O. Box 2390, Jasper, Grace Property for a distance of planting and growing times have AL 35502-2390. 160 feet; thence run South long at a dietitians’ conference? been completed in compliance Such requests must be received along the East line of the SUMMERVILLE ESTATES with State law and regulations no later than December 28, Garfield Grace Property for a BOSTON (AP) — The sions for dietitians, and 3BD/2BA brick home. New and the approved reclamation 2016. distance of 420 feet; thence run blinking game show recalled a previous class roof, paint and hardwoods. plan. The permittee therefore, is *November 3, 10, 17, 24, 2016 East along the South line of said wheel spins past logos for where he was taught $199,900 requesting a release of forty for a distance of 135 feet to Triscuits, Wheat Thins about salt by Frito-Lay. Call John Nix 275-4645 $69,851.00 of the performance FORM OF ADVERTISEMENT the point of beginning. and Honey Maid before Lucille Beseler, president RealtySouth. bond $69,851.00 on Increment FOR COMPLETION Property street address for in- # 1 and $88,320.00 of the per- LEGAL NOTICE formational purposes: 323 Sce- the needle settles at Fig of the Academy of Nutri- 127 Money To Loan formance bond $88,320.00 on In accordance with Chapter 1, nic Ridge Dr, Jasper, AL 35504 Newtons. tion and Dietetics, said in Increment # 4. Title 39, Code of Alabama, THIS PROPERTY WILL BE “Newtons are made with an email that academy ADVANCE-FEE LOANS Any objections to the release or 1975, notice is hereby given that SOLD ON AN “AS IS, WHERE real fruit and whole members know the differ- OR CREDIT OFFERS request for informal conference Northwest Bama Builders, Inc., IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY must be sent in writing to: grains. True or false?” a ence between marketing It's illegal for companies doing Contractor, has completed the EASEMENTS, ENCUM- Nabisco representative and science, and use their business by phone to promise Alabama Surface Mining Com- Contract for Construction of BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS you a loan and ask you to pay mission, P. O. Box 2390, Jasper, Speculative #5 Building at 4080 REFLECTED IN THE MORT- asks onlookers, who are professional judgment to for it before they deliver. For AL 35502-2390. Whitehouse Road, Jasper, AL GAGE AND THOSE CON- among 10,000 attendees evaluate exhibitors’ prod- more information call toll free 1- Such requests must be received for the State of Alabama and the TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF at a conference where di- ucts and programs. 877-FTC-HELP. A Public Serv- no later than December 28, Jasper Industrial Development THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE 2016. etitians can earn credits She said nutrition profes- ice Message from The Daily Board, Walker County, Jasper, OF PROBATE OF THE for continuing education. sionals do not dictate Mountain Eagle Newspaper and *November 3, 10, 17, 24, 2016 AL. Owners(s), and have made COUNTY WHERE THE the Federal Trade Commission. request for final settlement of ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROP- The answer, the Nabisco what people eat, and BOND RELEASE REQUEST said Contract. All persons hav- ERTY IS SITUATED. THIS representative says, is “must therefore be famil- 136 ATVs Pursuant of Section 9-16-70 et ing any claim for labor, materi- PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD true. iar with all foods and seq. Alabama code, 1975, Cen- als, or otherwise in connection WITHOUT WARRANTY OR RE- tennial Natural Resources, LLC Among the hundreds of products in the market- with this project should immedi- COURSE, EXPRESSED OR exhibits, many focused on place.” hereby gives notice that it has ately notify: (Architect) Good- IMPLIED AS TO TITLE, USE filed a Phase I bond release ap- wyn, Mills & Cawood at AND/OR ENJOYMENT AND items like beans, eggs, The academy noted that plication with the Alabama Sur- (205)695-9317. WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO strawberries and leafy sessions sponsored by face Mining Commission for Northwest Bama Builders THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION greens. But big packaged companies or industry release of performance bond for (Contractor) OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED food makers and trade groups were distinct from Permit Number P-3808-64-19-S Mark W. McDonald THERETO. issued/renewed on November groups also had a pres- regular educational ses- 1146 U.S. Hwy 43 Alabama law gives some per- ence, emblematic of the sions because they re- 29, 2014. The area of land to be Winfield, AL 35594 sons who have an interest in affected by the release consists *Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3, 10, 2016 property the right to redeem the complex ties between the quired a $10 donation of 170 acres in Increment # 4, food industry and nutri- from session attendees to KAWASAKI KAF620 4010 property under certain circum- located in: MORTGAGE stances. Programs may also tionists and a push by the academy’s founda- Trans 4x4 UTV. 2 or 4 passen- NW 1/4-NW 1/4 OF SECTION ger w/seat belts. Canvas top, FORECLOSURE NOTICE exist that help persons avoid or critics to bring greater tion, which provides 6, TOWNSHIP 16 SOUTH, Default having been made in the delay the foreclosure process. trailer hitch. Like new. $8,000; RANGE 6 WEST, NW 1/4-SW awareness to corporate scholarships and research (205)295-5020 terms of that mortgage executed An attorney should be consulted 1/4, NE 1/4-SW 1/4, SW 1/4-SW on April 21, 2005 by Gary W. to help you understand these influence on the profes- grants. The sponsored 1/4, SE 1/4-SW 1/4 OF SEC- Morgan and wife Dorothy C. rights and programs as a part of sion. sessions still count to- 140 Transportation TION 31, TOWNSHIP 15 Morgan, to EvaBank, which said the foreclosure process. PepsiCo brought a vend- ward continuing educa- SOUTH, RANGE 6 WEST, NW mortgage is recorded in Book This sale is made for the pur- ing machine stocked with tion credits, which are 2001 NISSAN; $1,500. Call 1/4-SE 1/4, NE 1/4-SE 1/4, SW DML 1954, Page 465 in the Pro- pose of paying the indebtedness Quaker bars, Naked required to maintain li- (205)410-8321. 1/4-SE 1/4, SE 1/4-SE 1/4 OF bate Office of Walker County, Al- secured by said mortgage, as SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 15 abama, and default continuing, well as the expenses of foreclo- juices and reduced-fat censes. SOUTH, RANGE 7 WEST, and by virtue of the power of sure. Doritos. Unilever show- That included one that WALKER COUNTY, ALABAMA sale contained in said mortgage, The successful bidder must ten- cased Hellmann’s spreads discussed the benefits of The permittee maintains that as the following described property der a non-refundable deposit of and offered samples of milk and flavored milk of November 1, 2016 all backfill- will be sold at public outcry, for Five Thousand Dollars ing, re-grading and drainage Breyer’s ice cream. Nestle sponsored by Fairlife, one cash, to the highest bidder, in ($5,000.00) in certified funds displayed bottled water, of Coca-Cola’s joint ven- control of the area has been front of the Courthouse door of made payable to Sirote & Per- completed in compliance with said County, in Jasper, Ala- mutt, P.C. at the time and place Nesquik chocolate drinks tures, and one on the ad- State law and regulations and bama, during the legal hours of of the sale. The balance of the and Butterfingers can- vantages of orange juice the approved reclamation plan. sale on November 21, 2016: purchase price must be paid in dies. A Sugar Association sponsored by a juice in- The permittee therefore, is re- Tract I - Lots 6 and 7 of Lam- certified funds by noon the next questing a release of pamphlet suggested dustry group. A two-hour 2002 FORD E350 Transport ons Chapel Road Subdivision business day at the Law Office sprinkling sugar on veg- session on the value of Van. See Walker Wilson at $403,926.00 of the performance as recorded in Map Book 8 at of Sirote & Permutt, P.C. at the Bank of Walker County to view bond $673,210.00 on Increment Page 117 in the Probate Office address indicated below. Sirote etables for picky children. multivitamins was spon- or call (205)221-1370. $7999 # 4. of Walker County, Alabama. & Permutt, P.C. reserves the While the influence of sored by vitamin brand obo. Any objections to the release or Tract II - A part of the South- right to award the bid to the next food corporations on the Nature Made. The profes- request for informal conference east Quarter of the Northwest highest bidder should the high- HIGH QUALITY, Low Prices! Academy of Nutrition sor who taught the class must be sent in writing to: Quarter and the Southwest est bidder fail to timely tender Utility and Car Hauling Trailers! and Dietetics and its listed Pharmavite, which Alabama Surface Mining Com- Quarter of the Northwest Quar- the total amount due. Pace Enclosed Trailers! mission, P. O. Box 2390, Jasper, ter of Section 19, Township 12 The Mortgagee/Transferee re- 75,000 members has owns the brand, in a slide In Stock AL 35502-2390. South, Range 7 West Walker serves the right to bid for and come under greater of disclosures. The Storage Place Such requests must be received County, Alabama described as purchase the real estate and to scrutiny, some see grow- Afterward, two attendees Hwy.78E between Family Thrift no later than December 28, follows: Commence at the credit its purchase price against and HandyTV (205)221-0105 ing sensitivity to ethical said they did not know 2016. Southeast corner of said South- the expenses of sale and the in- *November 3, 10, 17, 24, 2016 and conflict-of-interest is- the professor had been east Quarter of the Northwest debtedness secured by the real sues. paid by the session spon- Quarter, thence North 86 de- estate. 150 Legals BOND RELEASE REQUEST grees 44 minutes 38 seconds This sale is subject to postpone- “It’s been an important sor. Still, they said they Pursuant of Section 9-16-70 et ABANDONED West along the South boundary ment or cancellation. topic in the pharmaceuti- found the session inform- seq. Alabama code, 1975, Cen- VEHICLE NOTICE of said Southeast Quarter of the Wells Fargo Bank N.A. as tennial Natural Resources, LLC cal world, and now it’s be- ative and felt the profes- Pursuant to the provisions of the Northwest Quarter 736.29 feet Trustee for Green Tree 2008- hereby gives notice that it has coming a much more sor backed up his views. Alabama Abandoned Motor Ve- to the POINT OF BEGINNING; MHI, by Ditech Financial LLC as filed a Phase II bond release ap- important topic in the nu- Diane Enos, who heads hicle Act, Section 32-13-1, Code thence North 44 degrees 26 Servicer with delegated author- plication with the Alabama Sur- of Alabama, 1975, notice is minutes 43 seconds West ity under the transaction docu- trition world,” said David educational programming face Mining Commission for hereby given that the following 536.18 feet thence South 64 de- ments., Mortgagee/Transferee Wiss, a member of Dieti- for the Academy of Nutri- release of performance bond for described vehicle was aban- grees 52 minutes 30 seconds Rebecca Redmond tians for Professional In- tion and Dietetics, said Permit Number P-3808-64-19-S doned on the property of West 388.32.feet; thence North SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. issued/renewed on November tegrity, which has called sponsorship of sessions is B & C Truck Service, Inc., 255 79 degrees 48 minutes 11 sec- P. O. Box 55727 29, 2014. The area of land to be on the academy to show clearly disclosed, and that Cordova Cut Off Road, Jasper, onds West 261.73 feet; thence Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 affected by the release consists AL 35501, to-wit: South 87 degrees 46 minutes Attorney for greater independence educational materials for of 184 acres in Increment # 3, 2003 Chevrolet Tahoe 58 seconds West 368.10 feet to Mortgagee/Transferee from the food industry. those sessions are subject located in: Vin # 1GNEK13Z13R308706 the East right of way of the www.sirote.com/foreclosures Wiss feels there is a to the same standards SW 1/4-SE 14, SE 1/4-SW 1/4 Tag # N/A Lamon Chapel Road (50 foot 397690 OF SECTION 30, NW 1/4-NW “huge, inherent” industry and review as for other If not claimed within ten (10) right of way) thence South 35 *Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3, 2016 influence some may not sessions. days prior to date of sale said 1/4, NE 1/4-NW 1/4, SW 1/4- degrees 05 minutes 56 seconds vehicle will be sold at public out- NW 1/4, SE 1/4-NW 1/4, NW West along said right of way 203 realize exists. He said a “They have to meet the cry to the highest bidder for 1/4-NE 1/4, SW 1/4-NE 1/4, NW 37 feet to the South boundary of bigger problem than the standard guidelines, and cash on the 28th day of Novem- 1/4-SE 1/4, NW 1/4-SW 1/4, NE said Southwest Quarter of the expo hall is the influence that means you can’t ber, 2016 at 9:00 a.m. 1/4-SW 1/4, SE 1/4-SW 1/4 OF Northwest Quarter; thence SECTION 31, TOWNSHIP 15 that sponsors have with show unbalanced re- *Oct. 27, Nov. 3, 2016 South 86 degrees 44 minutes continuing education ses- search,” Enos said. SOUTH, RANGE 6 WEST, SE 38 seconds East along the Daily Mountain Eagle

Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016 SPORTS A11 WORLD SERIES, GAME 7: CUBS 8, INDIANS 7, 10 INNINGS NFL World Champs! Cubs end 108-year World Series drought Turner resigns as Vikings OC By RONALD BLUM after two years AP Baseball Writer World Series CLEVELAND — The Game 1 EDEN PRAIRIE, wait ‘til next year is finally Minn. (AP) — Min- over. The Indians 6, Cubs 0 nesota Vikings offen- Chicago Notes: Cleveland’s sive coordinator Cubs are Roberto Perez hits two World Se- HRs, Kluber gets win. Norv Turner has re- ries cham- signed. He’s been pions. Game 2 replaced on an in- Ending Cubs 5, Indians 1 terim basis by Pat more than a cen- Notes: Chicago’s Jake Shurmur. tury of flops, futility and Arrieta wins, Kyle frustration, the Cubs won Schwarber drives in two. The Vikings an- their first title since 1908, nounced the news outlasting the Cleveland In- Game 3 on Wednesday, two dians 8-7 in 10 innings of a Indians 1, Cubs 0 days after their sec- Game 7 thriller early Notes: Indians hold Thursday. ond consecutive de- Lovable losers for genera- Cubs to five hits in feat. They’ve scored tions, the Cubs nearly let shutout win. only 10 points in this one get away, too. All- Game 4 each of those Star closer Aroldis Chap- man blew a three-run lead Indians 7, Cubs 2 games. with two outs in the eighth Notes: Cleveland’s Coach Mike Zim- when Rajai Davis hit a Jason Kipnis homers, mer picked Turner to tying homer. drives in three runs. run his offense when But the Cubs, after tor- menting their fans one Game 5 he was hired by the more time, came right back Cubs 3, Indians 2 team in 2014. after a 17-minute rain Notes: Chicago’s Kris After two seasons delay before the top of the Bryant homers, Jon Lester of unremarkable pro- 10th. earns win on mound. duction, Zimmer Ben Zobrist hit an RBI double and Miguel Montero Game 6 hired Tony Sparano singled home a run to make Cubs 9, Indians 3 as offensive line it 8-6. Davis delivered an Notes: Chicago’s Addi- RBI single with two outs in coach and Shurmur son Russell hits grand as tight ends coach the bottom half, but Mike Montgomery closed it out, slam, drives in six runs. to work with Turner. and the celebration was on. Game 7 That put three for- Blue-clad Cubs fans filled Cubs 8, Indians 6, 10 mer NFL head nearly the entire lower deck innings coaches on the of- behind the Chicago dugout at Progressive Field, Notes: World Series fensive staff. singing “Go! Cubs! Go!” MVP Ben Zobrist drives Turner has been a Manager Joe Maddon’s in go-ahead run in 10th team halted the longest head coach in the inning for Cubs. NFL for 15 years. title drought in baseball, be- coming the first club to overcome a 3-1 Series ery for their loyal fans — deficit since the 1985 barely. Third baseman Kris Sports on TV Kansas City Royals. Bryant, one of Chicago’s Cleveland was trying to young talents, began smil- win its first crown since ing even before fielding a College Football grounder by Michael Mar- Buffalo at Ohio, 1948, but lost the last two games at home. tinez and throwing it across 5 p.m., CBSSN to star first baseman An- AP Photo World Series favorites Oklahoma at Iowa St., since spring training, thony Rizzo for the final 6:30 p.m., ESPN Chicago players celebrate after Game 7 of the World Series Thursday in Chicago led the majors with out. Cleveland. The Cubs won the game 8-7 in 10 innings to win the series 4- 103 wins this season. Zobrist was chosen as the UCLA at Colorado, World Series MVP, a year 8 p.m., FS1 3. Chicago won three games in a row after the Indians built a 3-1 series The Cubs then ended lead to win their first World Series title since 1908. more than a century of mis- SEE CUBS, A12 NFL Falcons at Buccaneers, 7:20 p.m., NFL COLLEGE FOOTBALL NBA Celtics at Cavaliers, 7 p.m., TNT Thunder at Warriors, SEC’s title contenders 9:30 p.m., TNT Prep Football Desoto, Texas at South prepare for stretch run Grand Prairie, Texas, By The Associated Press streak. 7 p.m., ESPN2 Why the Tide stays home: SEC West The Southeastern Conference enters its rivals LSU and Auburn are both riding hot Golf final month of the regular season and streaks. For all his achievements, Hurts is PGA Tour, Shiners seven of the league’s 14 still just a freshman, and Alabama relies Hospital for Children teams are still in realistic heavily on other underclassmen too. It re- contention for a spot in Open, first round, 3:30 mains to be seen how the team can over- the league’s champi- come the season-ending leg injury of p.m., GLF onship game. Here’s a safety/punt return man Eddie Jackson. look at the road each ——— Soccer team must face as it tries No. 7 TEXAS A&M (No. 4 CFP) UEFA Europa League to make it to Atlanta: Record: 7-1, 4-1, T-2nd place in West Fenerbahce vs. ——— Remaining schedule: at Mississippi Manchester United, No. 1 ALABAMA (No. 1 CFP) State, Mississippi, UT-San Antonio, No. 15 Record: 8-0, 5-0, 1st place in West 1 p.m., FS1 LSU Remaining schedule: at No. 15 LSU, Why the Aggies make it to Atlanta: Austria Wien vs. Roma, Mississippi St., Chattanooga, No. 11 The Aggies have a fairly friendly schedule, 1 p.m., FS2 Auburn. with their final three games at home. Southampton vs. Why the Tide makes it to Atlanta: Texas A&M’s had one of the league’s best One of the nation’s best defenses, a tal- AP Photo Internazionale Milano, offenses thanks to QB Trevor Knight, RB ented stable of runners and receivers and Trayveon Williams and WR Christian 3 p.m., FS1 the playmaking ability and poise of fresh- Kirk. The defensive line is also formidable Alabama’s Jalen Hurts runs on a quarterback Schalke 04 vs. man QB Jalen Hurts. Alabama’s last three with great pass rushers like Myles Garrett keeper against Texas A&M during their game at Krasnodar, 3 p.m., FS2 games are at Bryant-Denny Stadium. and Daeshon Hall. Bryant-Denny Stadium on Oct. 22. The Tide Nick Saban’s team has 20-game winning SEE CONTENDERS, A14 plays at LSU on Saturday. Daily Daily MountainMountain EagleEagle $ $ Inside Section Front FOOTER ADS (like this one) are now available on the front page of the 1 1 29 29 Sports, Business and Lifestyles sections. 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COLLEGE FOOTBALL Minnesota, Miss. State to play ‘Nova’s Hart, Duke’s Allen home-away series in 2026-27 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota has sched- uled two games against Mississippi State in what lead AP All-America team will be the first regular-season matchups for the Gophers against an SEC foe in more than 65 By JIM O’CONNELL rebounds last season for the Wild- reached as high as No. 4 in the poll years. AP Basketball Writer cats, who beat North Carolina in the last season. The Gophers announced Wednesday they’ll title game on a buzzer-beating 3- Neither Cal nor Oregon has had a Josh Hart is off to a stellar start member of the preseason team. That host the Bulldogs on Sept. 12, 2026, and travel to pointer by Kris Jenkins. as a member of the defending na- The last Wildcat to be a preseason changes with Rabb and Brooks, the Starkville, Mississippi, for a rematch on Sept. 11, tional champions. All-America was Kerry Kittles in second straight season there was 2027. The two teams have never played before. The 6-foot-5 swingman from Vil- 1995-96, the first season the AP had two players from the same confer- The last time Minnesota played an SEC team in lanova will begin his senior season a preseason team. ence as Niang and Buddy Hield of the regular season was Oct. 31, 1959, a victory on The Associated Press’ preseason The 6-5 Allen, a junior and one of Oklahoma were from the Big 12. All-America team. four veterans on the Blue Devils’ Rabb, a 6-11 sophomore, averaged over Vanderbilt. The Gophers lost to Missouri in Hart, the Big East’s preseason roster which is loaded with fresh- 12.5 points and 8.6 rebounds while the Citrus Bowl after the 2014 season and beat player of the year, received 53 votes Alabama and Arkansas in the 2004 and 2002 from the same 65-member national men stars, averaged 21.6 points, 4.6 shooting 61 percent from the field rebounds and 3.5 assists last season, for the Golden Bears. Music City Bowls. media panel that selects the weekly Top 25. shooting 41.7 percent from 3-point Brooks, a 6-7 junior, averaged 16.7 Other power-conference opponents on future range and 88.7 from the free throw points and 5.4 rebounds for the schedules are Oregon State (2017) and Colorado Grayson Allen of Duke was the top vote-getter with 61, four more than line. Ducks, who finished fifth in the final (2021, 2022). The Gophers have also scheduled Ivan Rabb of California. It hasn’t been long since a Blue poll. BYU for 2020 and 2025. Dillon Brooks of Oregon had 30 Devil made the team as freshman Hield was the only player last sea- votes and Monte Morris of Iowa Jahlil Okafor was on it in 2015-16. son to make both the preseason and LOCAL DIGEST POLICY State had 24. Morris is the second Cyclone in postseason All-America teams. Join- ing the senior guard on last season’s Event announcements and registrations for the Sophomore Thomas Bryant of In- two years to make the team. He diana and freshmen Markelle Fultz joins Georges Niang who was on it preseason team were seniors Kyle Local Digest section can be sent to sports@ of Washington and Josh Jackson of last season. The 6-3 Morris averaged Wiltjer of Gonzaga and Niang, junior mountaineagle.com or by fax at 221-6203. The Kansas all received 18 votes. 13.8 points, 3.9 rebounds and 6.9 as- Kris Dunn of Providence and fresh- deadline for next-day submission is 2 p.m. Hart averaged 15.5 points and 6.8 sists as a junior and Iowa State man Ben Simmons of LSU. Professional Wrestling •All-Star Professional Wrestling will hold an event at the former T.S. Boyd Elementary School From A11 in Dora on Saturday, Nov. 5 starting at 7:30 p.m. Cubs In the main event, a U.S. heavyweight title match, after he helped the Royals win the the Los Angeles Dodgers in the play- back in 1908 — erupted in cheers be- Francisco Ciato battles Shawn Matthews. The championship. offs, Chicago became the first team fore swarming onto the streets just semi-main event is a ladies championship match Zobrist was among the players to earn a title by winning Games 6 before midnight Wednesday to cele- featuring Kierra Hogan vs. Stormie Lee. In a U.S. brought to the Cubs by Theo Ep- and 7 on the road since the 1979 brate in the shadows of the statues stein, the baseball guru added an- Pittsburgh Pirates. of Cubs greats Ernie Banks, Billy junior title match, Action Mike Jackson battles the other crown to his collection. He also While Cubs fans hugged with de- Williams, Ron Santo and legendary Super Assassin. In a special opening match, Awe- assembled the Red Sox team that light, there was only despair for the announcer Harry Caray. some Johnny Rage faces the Wrestling Superstar. broke Boston’s 86-year drought with Indians, who now have gone longer As the game ended, the roar from For ticket information, call 205-675-8909. the 2004 championship. than anyone without a crown. inside the bars and the throng of From Curse of the Bambino to the ——— fans on the street was deafening, be- Youth registration Billy Goat Curse, he ended another ‘Next year’ finally arrives for fore the crowds both inside and out Jasper Park and Rec jinx. joyous Chicago Cubs fans sang “go Cubs go” at the top of their The Jasper Parks and Recreation Department The Indians, meanwhile, added Next year is here. lungs. will hold youth basketball registration until Nov. 10 more heartbreak. In their previous At exactly 11:47 local time, the “This was torture,” said Mike Del- for ages are 5-14. Volunteer coaches are needed. World Series appearance, they were Chicago Cubs won the World Series manowski, a lifelong Cubs fan who Those interested may register at the Jasper Civic a double-play grounder from win- that has eluded them for 108 years. flew to Chicago from California just ning the title before losing Game 7 Fans who packed bars to watch the to be surrounded by other Cubs fans. Center from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Fri- in 11 innings to the Marlins. games on television near Wrigley “I would not have missed it for any- day. For more information, call 385-7979. After defeating San Francisco and Field — neither of which existed thing. Contenders From A11 Why the Aggies stay home: but the Tigers need to get more No. 10 FLORIDA (No. 11 much tougher. the head-to-head tiebreaker. The biggest problem is unde- consistent making plays down- CFP) ——— ——— feated Alabama has to fall from field. Record: 6-1, 4-1, 1st place in KENTUCKY TENNESSEE its perch of dominance. The Tide ——— East Record: 5-3, 4-2, 2nd place in Record: 5-3, 2-3, 3rd place in owns the head-to-head No. 15 LSU (No. 13 CFP) Remaining schedule: at East East tiebreaker after beating the Ag- Record: 5-2, 3-1, 4th place in Arkansas, South Carolina, at No. Remaining schedule: Georgia, Remaining schedule: Ten- gies 33-14 earlier this year. West 15 LSU, at No. 19 Florida State. at Tennessee, Austin Peay, at No. nessee Tech, Kentucky, Missouri, ——— Remaining schedule: No. 1 Al- Why the Gators make it to 5 Louisville. at Vanderbilt. No. 11 AUBURN (No. 9 abama, at Arkansas, Florida, at Atlanta: They already own a Why the Wildcats make it to Why the Volunteers make it CFP) No. 7 Texas A&M nice cushion with only one con- Atlanta: Kentucky must beat to Atlanta: They must win their Record: 6-2, 4-1, T-2nd place in Why the Tigers make it to ference loss and a head-to-head Georgia and Tennessee while last three SEC games while West Atlanta: LSU has arguably the tiebreaker edge over Kentucky, Florida loses at least twice more. Florida loses at least two of its Remaining schedule: Vander- league’s best player in RB the only other East team with The Wildcats’ chances of winning last three. Tennessee’s chances of bilt, at Georgia, Alabama A&M, Leonard Fournette, who looks fewer than three SEC defeats. those last two games depend on winning out depend in part on at No. 1 Alabama. back at top form after dealing Florida leads all FBS teams in whether they can continue run- whether John Kelly emerges and Why the Tigers make it to with an ankle injury earlier this pass efficiency defense, which ning the ball as effectively as Alvin Kamara heals quickly Atlanta: Auburn is riding a five- season. The Tigers’ defense is has enabled the Gators to move they have lately. enough to help the rushing at- game winning streak that in- also among the SEC’s best. to the top of the standings with- Why the Wildcats stay tack withstand the surprising cludes a couple of SEC blowouts. Why the Tigers stay home: out much offense. home: Kentucky ranks 12th in departure of Jalen Hurd. Carl Lawson leads a strong de- The November schedule is ex- Why the Gators stay home: the SEC in scoring defense and Why the Vols stay home: fense and Kamryn Pettway tremely tough, starting with Florida has a tough remaining could struggle to slow down the Tennessee will likely be favored spearheads one of the nation’s Saturday’s home game against schedule with those trips to Georgia and Tennessee offenses. in all its remaining games, but best running games. Alabama. If the Tigers figure out Arkansas and LSU plus a home Kentucky also could pay dearly the Vols may have already dug Why the Tigers stay home: a way to pull off the upset, game with rapidly improving for its 45-7 loss to Florida back on themselves too deep a hole. Ten- That last game with Alabama is things could get wild. But that’s South Carolina. Moving the LSU Sept. 10. Although Kentucky is nessee has hurt itself by falling a doozy. QB Sean White is the a big if. game from Gainesville to Baton only one game behind Florida in behind early in games and by league’s most efficient passer ——— Rouge makes that matchup the loss column, the Gators own committing 20 turnovers. FOR THE RECORD Prep Playoffs Reeltown (6-4) at Sand Rock Randolph (6-4) at Rogers (10- 2) 6, Chicago 0 Okla. City 3 0 1.000 — (8-2) 0) Clay-Chalkville (6-4) at Ram- Wednesday, Oct. 19: Chicago Portland 2 2 .500 1½ First-round Pairings ——— Cordova (8-2) at Jacksonville say (9-1), Lawson Field, Birming- 10, Los Angeles 2 Utah 2 2 .500 1½ All games, Nov. 4, 7 p.m. CLASS 3A (8-1) ham Thursday, Oct. 20: Chicago 8, Denver 1 2 .333 2 unless otherwise denoted Hillcrest-Evergreen (4-6) at Central-Florence (4-6) at Madi- Cullman (6-4) at Decatur (9-1), Los Angeles 4 Minnesota 1 2 .333 2 CLASS 1A Opp (9-1) son Academy (7-3) Ogle Stadium Saturday, Oct. 22: Chicago 5, Pacific Division Millry (4-6) at Georgiana (10-0) Oakman (6-4) at Montgomery Saks (6-4) at Fayette County Pell City (6-4) at Austin (7-3), Los Angeles 0 W L Pct GB Winterboro (6-4) at Isabella (9- Academy (7-3) (4-6), Fayette Thursday, Ogle Stadium, Decatur WORLD SERIES L.A. Clippers 3 0 1.000 — 1) Straughn (4-5) at Mobile Chris- ——— Pinson Valley (7-3) at Jackson- (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Houston County (6-4) at Lin- Golden State 3 1 .750 ½ tian (9-1) CLASS 5A Olin (8-2), Birmingham All games televised by Fox Sacramento 2 3 .400 2 den (10-0) Southside-Selma (7-3) at Mon- Citronelle (6-4) at Carroll (10- Muscle Shoals (5-5) at Oxford Chicago 4, Cleveland 3 Notasulga (6-4) at Ragland (7- L.A. Lakers 2 3 .400 2 tevallo (9-1) 0), Ozark (10-0) Tuesday, Oct. 25: Cleveland 6, Phoenix 0 4 .000 3½ 3) Prattville Christian (5-5) at Sylacauga (8-2) at Calera (7- Hueytown (8-2) at Gardendale Chicago 0 Loachapoka (3-7) at Wadley ——— Gordo (10-0) 3) (7-3) Wednesday, Oct. 26: Chicago (9-0) Tuesday’s Games Wicksburg (7-3) at T.R. Miller B.T. Washington (7-3) at Vigor ——— 5, Cleveland 1 McKenzie (7-3) at Sweet Cleveland 128, Houston 120 (8-2), Brewton (7-3), Prichard CLASS 7A Friday, Oct. 28: Cleveland 1, Water (7-2) Indiana 115, L.A. Lakers 108 American Christian (5-5) at Dallas County (6-4) at Beaure- Jeff Davis (5-5) at McGill- Chicago 0 Talladega County Central (4-5) Orlando 103, Philadelphia 101 Pike County (8-2), Brundidge gard (8-1) Toolen Catholic (10-0, Archbishop Saturday, Oct. 29: Cleveland at Maplesville (9-0) Detroit 102, New York 89 Bayside Academy (6-4) at Jemison (3-7) at Central-Clay Lipscomb Complex, Mobile 7, Chicago 2 Marengo (6-4) at Brantley (6- Miami 108, Sacramento 96, Daleville (8-2) County (8-2) Baker (6-4) at Enterprise (9-1) Sunday, Oct. 30: Chicago 3, 4) OT Weaver (7-3) at Fultondale (8- Charles Henderson (7-3) at St. Murphy (6-4) at Central-Phenix Cleveland 2 Berry (5-5) at Cedar Bluff (7-3) Milwaukee 117, New Orleans 2) Paul’s Episcopal (7-3), Mobile City (8-1) Tuesday, Nov. 1: Chicago 9, Phillips (3-7) at Decatur Her- 113 Lexington (7-3) at North Sand Lincoln (3-7) at Demopolis (7- Auburn (7-3) at Davidson(9-1). Cleveland 3 itage (8-2), West Morgan HS Minnesota 116, Memphis 80 Mountain (6-4), Higdon 3) Ladd-Peebles Stadium, Mobile Wednesday, Nov. 2: Chicago Field Utah 106, San Antonio 91 Holly Pond (6-4) at Piedmont Jackson (6-3) at Eufaula (8-2) 8, Cleveland 7, 10 innings Coosa Christian (3-7) at Pick- Golden State 127, Portland (10-0) Pleasant Grove (4-6) at Mor- Bob Jones (7-3) at Hoover (8- ens County (7-3), Reform Plainview (6-4) at Colbert timer Jordan (8-2), Kimberly 2), Hoover Met 104 Sumiton Christian (8-2) at NBA Standings County (8-2), Leighton Mae Jemison (6-4) at Etowah Spain Park (8-2) at James Wednesday’s Games Cherokee (5-5) By The Associated Press Geraldine (5-5) at Lauderdale (8-2), Attalla Clemens (7-3), Municipal Sta- Charlotte 109, Philadelphia 93 Lynn (7-3) at Hackleburg (8-2) All Times EDT County (6-4), Rogersville Corner (7-3) at Briarwood dium, Madison Toronto 113, Washington 103 Woodville (5-5) at Hubbertville EASTERN CONFERENCE Locust Fork (7-3) at Ohatchee Christian (9-1) Oak Mountain (3-7) at Hewitt- Brooklyn 109, Detroit 101 (8-1) Atlantic Division (9-1) Guntersville (6-4) at Russel- Trussville (10-0) Houston 118, New York 99 Shoals Christian (3-7) at Addi- W L Pct GB West Morgan (7-3) at Sylvania lville (7-3) Gadsden City (5-5) at Moun- L.A. Lakers 123, Atlanta 116 son (10-0) Boston 3 1 .750 — (7-3) Arab (6-4) at Brooks (8-2), tain Brook (8-2) Boston 107, Chicago 100 South Lamar (6-4) at Spring Randolph County (8-2) at J.B. Killen Toronto 3 1 .750 — Memphis 89, New Orleans 83, Garden (9-1) Pennington (8-2) West Point (6-4) at Wenonah Brooklyn 2 3 .400 1½ OT New York 1 3 .250 2 ——— ——— (7-2), Birmingham MLB Playoffs Dallas at Utah, n 2016 Postseason Baseball Philadelphia 0 4 .000 3 CLASS 2A CLASS 4A Lawrence County (5-5) at Portland at Phoenix, n By The Associated Press Southeast Division J.U. Blacksher (5-5) at G.W. Satsuma (6-4) at Saint James Scottsboro (10-0) Oklahoma City at L.A. Clip- All Times EDT W L Pct GB Long (9-0), Skipperville (9-1), Montgomery Fairfield (6-4) at Hayden (8-2) pers, n Keith (6-4) at New Brockton LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP Atlanta 3 1 .750 — Hale County (5-5) at Tallassee ——— Thursday’s Games (6-4) SERIES Charlotte 3 1 .750 — (7-3) CLASS 6A Sacramento at Orlando, 7 p.m. Abbeville (4-6) at Southern (Best-of-7) Miami 2 2 .500 1 Alabama Christian (4-6) at An- Saraland (6-4) at Park Cross- Boston at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Choctaw (8-1), Gilbertown American League Orlando 1 3 .250 2 dalusia (9-1) ing (10-0), Montgomery Denver at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Goshen (7-3) at Verbena (6-4) Leeds (7-3) at Greensboro (5- Bessemer City (6-4) at Cleveland 4, Toronto 1 Washington 0 3 .000 2½ Indiana at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Luverne (7-3) at Aliceville (9-1) 5) Chelsea (8-2) Friday, Oct. 14: Cleveland 2, Central Division Oklahoma City at Golden Ariton (6-4) at Leroy (7-3) Munford (6-4) at Bibb County Dothan (4-6) at Blount (8-2), Toronto 0 W L Pct GB State, 10:30 p.m. R.C. Hatch (5-5) at Elba (8-2) (7-3), Centreville Prichard Saturday, Oct. 15: Cleveland Cleveland 4 0 1.000 — Friday’s Games Washington County (6-3) at Montgomery Catholic (8-2) at Wetumpka (8-2) at McAdory 2, Toronto 1 Chicago 3 1 .750 1 Samson (6-4) Thomasville (7-2) (7-3), McCalla Monday, Oct. 17: Cleveland 4, Detroit 3 2 .600 1½ Atlanta at Washington, 7 p.m. Horseshoe Bend (6-4) at Fyffe West Blocton (6-4) at Handley Benjamin Russell (3-7) at Hill- Toronto 2 Milwaukee 2 2 .500 2 Charlotte at Brooklyn, 7:30 (10-0) (8-2), Roanoke crest-Tuscaloosa (10-0) Tuesday, Oct. 18: Toronto 5, Indiana 2 2 .500 2 p.m. Red Bay (8-2) at Cleveland (7- UMS-Wright (8-2) at Dale Carver-Montgomery (5-5) at Cleveland 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE Miami at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. 3) County (7-3), Midland City Spanish Fort (8-2) Wednesday, Oct. 19: Cleve- Southwest Division L.A. Clippers at Memphis, 8 Collinsville (6-4) at LaFayette Hokes Bluff (6-4) at Haleyville Paul Bryant (4-6) at Opelika land 3, Toronto 0 W L Pct GB p.m. (10-0) (9-1) (9-1) National League San Antonio 4 1 .800 — New York at Chicago, 8 p.m. Cold Springs (5-5) at Sheffield Wilson (8-2) at North Jackson Daphne (8-2) at Sidney Lanier Chicago 4, Los Angeles 2 Houston 3 2 .600 1 Phoenix at New Orleans, 8 (8-2) (5-4), Stevenson (8-2), Thursday, Cramton Bowl, Saturday, Oct. 15: Chicago 8, Memphis 3 2 .600 1 p.m. West End (5-5) at Lamar Winfield (7-3) at Cherokee Montgomery Los Angeles 4 Dallas 0 3 .000 3 Portland at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. County (6-4), Vernon County (8-2), Centre Homewood (5-5) at Minor (9- Sunday, Oct. 16: Los Angeles New Orleans 0 5 .000 4 San Antonio at Utah, 9 p.m. Gaston (6-4) at Lanett (8-2) Madison County (6-4) at West 1), Graysville 1, Chicago 0 Northwest Division Golden State at L.A. 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Shoals Ch at Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Cordova at Jacksonville Cordova Cordova Cordova J’ville Cordova J’ville Cordova Cordova J’ville J’ville J’ville Cordova Cordova Oakman at Mont. Aca. Mont Aca Mont Aca Mont Aca Mont Aca Mont Aca Oakman Oakman Oakman Mont Aca Mont Aca Mont Aca Oakman Oakman Sum. Chr. at Cherokee SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC Lynn at Hackleburg Hack. Hack. Hack. Hack. Hack. Hack. Hack. Hack. Hack. Hack. Hack. Hack. Lynn Corner at Briarwood B’wood B’wood B’wood B’wood B’wood B’wood B’wood B’wood B’wood B’wood B’wood B’wood Corner Notre Dame at Navy Navy ND Navy Navy Navy ND ND ND ND Navy Navy ND Navy Vanderbilt at Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Air Force at Army Army Air Force Army Army Air Force Army Army Army Air Force Army Army Army Army Mich. State at Illinois Mich St Mich St Illinois Mich St Mich St Illinois Mich St Mich St Mich St Mich St Mich St Mich St Mich St Texas A&M at Miss St Tex A&M Tex A&M Tex A&M Tex A&M Tex A&M Tex A&M Tex A&M Tex A&M Tex A&M Tex A&M Tex A&M Tex A&M Tex A&M Georgia So at Ole Miss Ole Miss Ole Miss Ole Miss Ole Miss Georgia So Ole Miss Ole Miss Ole Miss Ole Miss Ole Miss Ole Miss Ole Miss Ole Miss Texas at Texas Tech Texas Texas Texas Texas Tech Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Pittsburgh at Miami Miami Miami Pitt Miami Pitt Miami Pitt Miami Miami Pitt Pitt Miami Miami Ga. Tech at N. Carolina UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC BYU at Cincinnati BYU BYU BYU BYU BYU BYU BYU BYU BYU BYU BYU BYU Cincinnati Florida at Arkansas Arkansas Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Arkansas Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Okla. St. at Kansas St. Okla St Okla St Okla St Okla St Okla St Kansas St Kansas St Okla St Okla St Okla St Okla St Okla St Okla St Missouri at S. Carolina S. Caro S. Caro S. Caro S. Caro S. Caro S. Caro S. Caro S. Caro S. Caro S. Caro S. Caro S. Caro S. Caro Memphis at SMU Memphis Memphis Memphis SMU Memphis Memphis Memphis Memphis Memphis Memphis Memphis Memphis Memphis Florida St. at NC State FSU FSU FSU FSU FSU FSU FSU FSU FSU FSU FSU FSU FSU Georgia at Kentucky Georgia Georgia Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Georgia Kentucky Georgia Kentucky Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Iowa at Penn State Penn St Penn St Penn St Penn St Penn St Penn St Penn St Penn St Penn St Penn St Penn St Penn St Iowa Nebraska at Ohio St. Ohio St Ohio St Ohio St Ohio St Ohio St Ohio St Ohio St Ohio St Ohio St Ohio St Ohio St Ohio St Nebraska Alabama at LSU Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama

Senator Greg Reed is this week’s guest on the Limb. Last week’s guest, Jennifer Cohron, went 13-12. Jake Aaron had the week’s best record at 19-6 to move into second place behind leader Johnathan Bentley. The most contested picks among the Limbsters this week are Cordova-Jacksonville, Oakman-Montgomery Academy, Notre Dame-Navy and Georgia-Kentucky.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL Big Ten to play Friday See What’s games starting in 2017 By ERIC OLSON urdays our preferred day for all foot- AP College Football Writer ball games.” Brewing Ohio State is willing to host once The Big Ten will play six Friday every three years, but only when the night football games a year starting in Friday falls during fall break on the 2017 and continuing through at least academic calendar. in the 2022, the con- Iowa and Michigan State don’t want ference an- to host except on Labor Day weekend. nounced Wisconsin would be open to playing at Wednesday. home on Labor Day weekend in “se- Daily Mountain Eagle Not every lected years,” athletic director Barry school wants to host those games, Alvarez said. though. Nebraska and Indiana have agreed The Friday night games are being to host once every three years. Mary- added to the conference’s television land had no comment, and Northwest- agreements with ESPN/ABC and Fox, ern and Rutgers did not immediately Senior Associate Commissioner Mark respond to messages seeking com- Rudner said. No team will play more ment. than one Friday night home game a “It does create additional opportu- year. nities for certain programs that The Big Ten already has had Friday heretofore have not had that kind of night games on Labor Day weekend. national prime-time exposure on Sat- Those games will continue and be urday night to maybe have that on counted among the six each year. Iowa Friday night,” Rudner said. Nothing goes better with and Nebraska play each other the day Among those are Illinois and Pur- Nothing goes better with after Thanksgiving in a game that due, which say they’re on board with won’t count among the six. hosting Friday night games. Penn State announced it wouldn’t “There are traditionalists who say your your morningmorning coffeecoffee thanthan play at home on a Friday night, and Friday is for high school football, but Commissioner Jim Delany told the if we can get our product out there on Chicago Tribune that Michigan has national television when all eyes are your your locallocal paper.paper. said no to playing home or away on a on us, that’s great for Purdue,” Boiler- Friday night. makers spokesman Matthew Rector “We fully support the Big Ten’s said. No No beansbeans aboutabout it!it! scheduling decisions as well as confer- Minnesota athletic director Mark ence peers who are able to play on Fri- Coyle wrote in an email to The Asso- day nights,” Michigan athletic director ciated Press, “We will play the sched- Warde Manuel said in a statement. ule assigned to us by the Big Ten.” “With our large fan base, Michigan The Big Ten plans to announce the fans and alumni travel significant dis- 2017 Friday night schedule within the tances to attend games, making Sat- next four to seven days.

NFL Newton addresses concerns with Goodell; Campbell fined $18K Subscribe today! By STEVE REED “I got my point across. He got his AP Sports Writer point across. That’s it,” Newton said earlier Wednesday at his weekly news Call 221-2840 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Panthers conference. Newton said after Sun- quarterback Cam Newton’s concerns day’s game he didn’t feel protected in about “illegal hits” have been heard by the pocket after no flag was thrown the NFL — and action has been when Campbell crashed into his legs taken. as he was releasing the football. A person familiar with the situation Dean Blandino, the NFL’s senior says Arizona Cardinals defensive vice president of officiating, said on tackle Calais Campbell has been fined NFL Network that Campbell should $18,000 for his hit on Newton in Sun- have been penalized for roughing the day’s game. The person spoke to The passer. Associated Press Wednesday on con- “You can see Campbell coming up dition of anonymity because the the middle and he’s going to hit Cam league does not publicly announce in the knee area or below; forcible con- fines. tact, driving through with the shoul- Newton had a phone conversation der — that’s a foul for roughing the with NFL Commissioner Roger Good- passer,” Blandino said on the show. ell on Tuesday about his perspective “We want our referees to call that. on the hits he takes from defensive We’ll address that with the crews players while in the pocket. going forward.” A14 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Thurs., Nov. 3, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com