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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Fake bills Search is on for flood area walk-up gunman By TONY BRITT 40 years old, with dreadlocks to the middle through the drive through window. Counterfeit [email protected] of his face. Perez reported that the suspect appeared at According to Lake City Police Department the window holding a yellow Dollar General $50’s, $20’s, $5’s Local authorities are searching for an armed reports, around 12:24 a.m. officer Larry bag, demanding that she fill it with money. man who walked up to a fast food restaurant Thomas was dispatched to McDonald’s, 491 Perez said she told the man she did not circulating here. drive-through window early Wednesday and SW Main Blvd., for an attempted armed rob- have a key or pass code to open the cash pulled a pistol on an employee in a failed rob- bery. draw, but the man again demanded that she By TONY BRITT bery attempt. Unable to get cash, the suspect Teresa Perez, a McDonald’s employee, fill the bag. Perez again explained to the [email protected] fled on foot. told authorities she had just taken a food Authorities are looking for a black man, 35- order when she saw a black, handgun coming GUNMAN continued on 6A The Lake City Police Department has launched an investigation into counter- feit currency after at least 10 Flood victims losing out on relief local businesses called and reported customers passed or attempted to pass the fake bills. According to Police Department reports, begin- ning July 15, several business- es have been the victims of counterfeit currency. Police reports noted the fake bills have been $50, $20 and $5 bills. •July 15, around 8 p.m., the clerk from S&S Food Store No. 33 on North Marion Avenue, reported an unknown black man presented a $50 bill for a $3 item during a busy time in the store. The customer was given his $47 change and left the store. The clerk discov- ered the bill was counterfeit

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Identity of woman in coma a mystery

From staff reports LIVE OAK - Suwannee County authorities are asking the public for help in identi- fying a woman found badly injured Monday at the inter- section of U.S. Highway 90 and 153rd Road near Live Oak. The woman was taken to Shands Jane Doe Hospital in Gainesville Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER and HANNAH O. BROWN/Lake City Reporter where doc- TOP: A home and vehicle are seen submerged after Tropical tors placed her in a medically Storm Debby. LEFT: A pump dumps water into a retention induced coma. The woman pond in front of the Dollar General Store on County Road is white, in her mid-20s and 252B. ABOVE: Cecil Byrd and Chris Craft hang a sign earlier has blue eyes and brown hair. this month for the FEMA Disaster Recovery Center, located at 484 SW Commerce Drive, Suite 145, in the Westfield Square COMA continued on 6A Shopping Center. Meanwhile, as recovery efforts continue, many county residents are being turned down for federal assistance because they didn’t fill out the paperwork properly. Anthrax hoax See story, Page 3A. lands Jasper woman in jail

JASPER — A Jasper woman Econ board targets additional sites is facing nine counts of mail- ing hoax anthrax letters to the By HANNAH O. BROWN well as potential options EDAB member Terry Dicks added. offices of U.S. Sens. Marco [email protected] for future sites. The intermodal site was also discussed as Rubio and Bill Nelson. EDAB member Glenn an obvious place of economic potential. Federal prosecutors say The Economic Development Advisory Owens said knowing the “The biggest thing that creates non-growth 45-year-old Kathryn Cohen Board narrowed their focus for economic infrastructure helps pri- as it relates to government is that the focus Allen was arrested Tuesday in development within the county to four main oritize sites already identi- becomes so broad that nothing ever happens,” Jasper. She had an initial court areas for future development: Bell Road, fied. county commissioner Jody DuPree said. “I appearance in Jacksonville Ellisville, Highway 47 and the Intermodal site, “This gives us three think that if you are going to accomplish any federal court but it was not also known as the RACEC Catalyst site. viable options without Clanton of it, you have to focus your vision to what is immediately clear if she had Lake City Director of Utilities Dave Clanton big costs upfront, 47, Bell manageable and allow it expand from it.” an attorney. gave a presentation to the EDAB Wednesday Road and Ellisville,” Owens said. on utility infrastructure currently present as “Now we’re fishing with three big hooks,” SITES continued on 3A ANTHRAX continued on 6A

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Celebrity Birthdays Wednesday: Wednesday: n Rocker Mick Jagger n Actor Jeremy Piven is Afternoon: 8-0-3 Afternoon: 1-5-4-5 Tuesday: is 69. 47. Evening: N/A Evening: N/A 1-6-14-28-33 n Actress Helen Mirren n Actress Laura Leighton is 67. is 44. n Skater Dorothy Hamill n Actress Kate PEOPLE IN THE NEWS is 56. Beckinsale is 39. n Actor Kevin Spacey is n Basketball player Joe 53. Smith is 37. n Actress Sandra Bullock n Actress Taylor is 48. Momsen is 19. Stewart, Colbert re-up Daily Scripture “I will hasten and not delay to obey with Comedy Central your commands.” NEW YORK — Comedy commercial gain, reckless brake and swerve to avoid star improperly backed out - Psalm 119:60 NIV Central’s late-night duo is driving, failure to obey a colliding with Raef’s vehicle of a deal to make a doll in sticking around for at least peace officer and following and the others, prosecutors her likeness that would a few more years. another vehicle too closely. said. play snippets of her music. Thought for the Day The network announced Raef could not be Bieber pulled over when In a suit filed in New Wednesday that Jon immediately reached for officers signaled to, but Raef York City on Tuesday, “Hell ain’t half full.” Stewart has extended his comment. If convicted, did not stop. MGA Entertainment says - Cormac McCarthy contract to host “The Daily he faces up to one year in Bieber was cited for it paid a $1 million advance The cards are included Show” through the middle county jail and $3,500 in speeding and released. to the company that han- in the recently released of 2015. Stephen Colbert fines. Prosecutors said that dles Gaga’s merchandizing 2012 Topps Baseball Allen also signed an extension The charges stem from about 30 minutes later, and spent a mint racing to & Ginter Relics Set, the that takes him through the a July 6 incident where Bieber called 911 and said meet deadlines to ship the Loveland Reporter-Herald end of 2014 as host of “The Los Angeles Councilman he was again being followed dolls this summer. reported (http://bit.ly/ Colbert Report.” Dennis Zine, a former by the same Toyota. But the toy maker says Lake City Reporter MGRmkt). Last week, each show police officer, and three California Highway Patrol the plan was derailed The silver, UFO-like How to reacH us was nominated for four ASSOCIATED PRESS in the spring when the Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 BusINess helium balloon gripped the Emmy Awards. 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Comedy Central announced Wednesday, July 25, 2012, deal allowing the dolls to Community Newspapers Inc., is pub- Home delivery of the son had floated away in it. at “The Daily Show” since use the singer’s music, lished Tuesday through Friday and should be completed by 6:30 a.m. The parents were that Jon Stewart has extended his contract to host “The Daily Sunday at 180 E. Duval St., Lake City, Tuesday through Friday, and by 7:30 1999. Both are also pro- Show” through mid-2015. Stephen Colbert also signed an then tried to delay sales of Fla. 32055. Periodical postage paid at a.m. on Sunday. charged when it was dis- ducers and writers of their the doll until next year. Lake City, Fla. Member Audit Bureau of Please call 386-755-5445 to report any extension that takes him through the end of 2004 as host of Circulation and The Associated Press. covered the boy was never shows. A representative for problems with your delivery service. onboard the saucer, and “The Colbert Report.” All material herein is property of the Lake In Columbia County, customers should Lady Gaga called the law- City Reporter. Reproduction in whole or call before 10:30 a.m. to report a ser- they were ordered to pay suit “ill-conceived.” in part is forbidden without the permis- vice error for same day re-delivery. After sion of the publisher. U.S. Postal Service Bieber paparazzo 10:30 a.m., next day re-delivery or ser- $36,000 in restitution. other motorists called officers arrived at a down- No. 310-880. vice related credits will be issued. The Heenes lived in Fort POSTMASTER: Send address changes faces charges 911 to report a high town Los Angeles park- In all other counties where home delivery Collins at the time but have Balloon sold as to Lake City Reporter, P.O. 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They also can celebrities. well over 80 miles an hour Toy maker sues struck a deal with New be bought for $3 a pack The City Attorney’s across all lanes and on the Lady Gaga York-based sports and from mass retailers. office on Wednesday filed shoulder, as well as forc- entertainment card compa- CORRECTION four charges against Paul NEW YORK — A toy ny Topps to use a segment ing its way into lanes when The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news Harry Potter star Grint Raef, 30, including reck- it had no room to merge company is suing Lady of the Mylar saucer for carries Olympic flame less driving with the intent safely. Gaga for more than $10 individual trading cards. items. If you have a concern, question or suggestion, please LONDON — Rupert to capture pictures for million, claiming the pop call the executive editor. Corrections and clarifications will run Motorists were forced to n Associated Press Grint has lent a touch of in this space. And thanks for reading. Hogwarts magic to the Olympic torch relay, car- rying the flame for a leg in northwest London to AROUND FLORIDA cheers from hundreds of well-wishers. Grint, who played Harry Potter’s faithful DCF reviews deaths at friend Ron Weasley in the popular movie franchise, started his leg of the relay GEO-run state hospital at Middlesex University on Wednesday. He was MIAMI — Three grue- ‘out west’ tery conviction resulting mobbed as he finished his some deaths at the pri- from a fight at Tallahassee run. vately run South Florida TALLAHASSEE — Community College since The 23-year-old actor State Hospital triggered an Florida Gov. Rick Scott’s his arrest on the hazing said that he had not known investigation that revealed office isn’t saying much charge three months ago. what to expect, as running concerns that employees about his vacation. Defense lawyer Chuck was “kind of a new thing” were overmedicating Spokeswoman Jackie Hobbs said Jackson is the for him, but he was helped patients and failed to call Schutz responded to a only one of 13 defendants by the fact that most of his the state abuse hotline request for information in the hazing case who is section was downhill. after a patient died in a about his trip with a brief not free on bond. He is set The relay ends Friday scalding bathtub, accord- statement saying only that for trial in October. when the last torchbearer ing to documents obtained he was “out west” with his Champion died last lights the cauldron at the by The Associated Press. family and would return November after being opening ceremony in the State officials requested next week. beaten with drum sticks Olympic Stadium to mark a review of the facility “in Scott last year bought and mallets and fists the official start of the response to significant a home and 60 acres in aboard a bus in Orlando, London games. events in past several Montana. where the band had gone months,” including the His public schedules for a football game. Katy Perry signs on for deaths. The state also have been blank since snack brand Popchips reviewed cases of individu- Saturday, but Scott has Man dies after NEW YORK — The als who had been placed been in touch. snack brand Popchips is into solitary confinement The governor on brawl in St. Pete getting a new celebrity and restraints multiple Tuesday issued a state- times and other incidents ment announcing he was ST. PETERSBURG endorser — Katy Perry. — St. Petersburg police According to a com- at the facility, but the appealing a judge’s ruling report offered few details that blocked enforcement are investigating after a pany statement released 59-year-old delivery man Wednesday, the pop star of those incidents. of a law barring govern- The 335-bed facility, ment contracts with com- died after brawling with has become an investor another man outside of St. and representative for the located in Broward County, panies doing business in is operated by The GEO Cuba or Syria. Anthony’s Hospital. chips. Perry says she’ll be Authorities say the deliv- its creative partner. Group Inc., a Boca Raton- Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll, based firm that is one of though, has been on ery man was unconscious Perry, who is the subject when police arrived early of the recently released 3-D the world’s largest private the clock. She was in operators of prisons and her office Wednesday Wednesday morning. He documentary, “Katy Perry: died a shortl time later in Part of Me,” joins Ashton detention centers. Many of and scheduled to visit the patients are mentally ill the Department of the hospital. Kutcher as a celebrity Twenty-four-year-old endorser of the snack food. and admitted against their Economic Opportunity in will because they are con- Tallahassee. Kevin Parkhurst told Kutcher’s regional ads police the delivery van cut garnered some criticism sidered a threat to them- selves or others. Some are him off as he was riding earlier this year when one No bond for his bicycle. After a verbal depicting him as an Indian admitted because they are not competent to stand altercation broke out, man was seen by some as hazing suspect Parkhurst says the deliv- racist. It was pulled and the trial, but don’t need to be in a high-security facility. TALLAHASSEE — A ery driver got a baseball company said there was no judge has denied bond bat from the van. intent to offend. Pablo Paez, its vice president of corporate rela- to a former Florida A&M Police say the men Perry’s ads will be University band member struggled over the bat unveiled in the fall. tions, declined comment Wednesday. The state has charged in the hazing before Parkhurst hit the paid the company over death of drum major man in the face with his FILE - In this Oct. 2, Robert Champion. fist. When Parkhurst told 2010 file photo, Stephen $500 million to run the hospital since 1998. It was Circuit Judge Frank the man he was calling Colbert, left, and Jon Sheffield rejected the police, he put the bat in Stewart appear on stage at one of the first state civil psychiatric hospitals in the request Wednesday the van. Then he stumbled Comedy Central’s “Night from Caleb Jackson in and fell to the ground, hit- Of Too Many Stars: An U.S. to be fully operated by a private company. Tallahassee. ting his head. Overbooked Concert For Jackson has been jailed No charges have been Autism Education” at the on a charge of violating filed. Beacon Theatre in New Gov. vacationing probation for a prior bat- n Associated Press York. Comedy Central 3A

Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER local THURSDAY, JULY 26, 2012 3a ‘From the stone age to Star Wars’

“When I first got here we had a lot of “Communication towers and radio are more efficient and effective communica- Communications old equipment and with the help of the part of the 9-1-1 system that has the most tions’ system.” director retires after sheriff, county commissioners and county exposure and highest probability of fail- Brown plans to go into the mission officials, we literally brought the county ure,” he said. “Doug Brown was our first field for Baptist missions where he will be making big impact. from the stone age to Star Wars over ever communications director. We knew going to the Philippines as a missionary night,” he said. “We’ve done a lot since what we needed and put somebody in with the Southern Baptist Convention. I’ve been here. The county should be there and gave them trial by fire. Brown Brown plans to leave Friday morning. By TONY BRITT very proud of what it has.” ended up being that person.” “I’ve always looked forward to this,” [email protected] Dale Williams, county manager, said Williams said through Brown the Brown said. “I always wanted to do this Brown played an important role in county learned that it is much better and and God has presented this opportunity improving the county’s emergency com- responsive when there is a person there to me for right now and I am really for- ouglas L. Brown, Columbia munications system, even though he was who can repair radios and communication ward to it. Everything has seemed to County director of central only here for four years. equipment on site. work out to God’s will. communications, who is “A few years ago the county invested a “Because of Brown, those exposures “I’d like to thank everybody,” he contin- credited with improving and substantial amount of money in improving are supported by a parts inventory and ued. “It’s breaking my heart that I’ve got modernizing the county’s 9-1-1,” Williams said. “The county bought Doug’s experience,” Williams said. “So, to go, but I’m looking forward to brighter Demergency communication system and state of the art equipment and modified a the things that were trouble and prob- things.” infrastructure, retired Tuesday. building to accommodate it.” lematic for us for days and even weeks Before coming to Columbia County to As the county director of central com- Williams said part of the upgrade in most cases, now are repaired and work, Brown worked with the Gadsden munications, Brown was responsible for included things most people typically operational in hours. Brown was the first County Sheriff’s Department for 16 years, the county’s communications infrastruc- don’t consider as part of 9-1-1, including person who was able to help us get to that also in the communications department. ture. communication towers and radio. level and because of that we have a much BILLS: Counterfeit currency Flood victims losing out on Continued From Page 1A FEMA aid due to paperwork and later called police; for the room with two counterfeit $50 •July 18, at 7:09 p.m., a cashier at bills; the CVS drug store on U.S. Highway •July 24, an assistant manager By HANNAH O. BROWN Waggoner said. 90, reported that an unknown black at McDonald’s on Southwest Main [email protected] Waggoner said in order for flood victims to woman attempted to pay using a coun- Boulevard reported that over the pre- get assistance down the road for unforseen terfeit $20, but was refused and walked vious few days the store had taken County officials and FEMA representatives problems that were caused by the flood, they out of the store; in two counterfeit $20 bills and one urge residents affected by recent flooding to must register now. •July 18, around 8 p.m., a store counterfeit $5 bill; make sure their applications for assistance are “It’s an easy process, it only takes 15 min- manager at the CVS on Baya Drive •July 24, a clerk at the Sav-A-Lot complete before giving up on the process. utes,” Waggoner said. called and reported that sometime food store on East Duval Street called “The majority of people today who are Williams said he has seen many denial let- during the evening an unknown cus- and reported a black man was just being denied FEMA benefits are not because ters from FEMA that were based solely on an tomer presented three counterfeit $20 leaving the store who attempted to pay they don’t qualify, it’s because the paper- incomplete application. bills to purchase goods; for two packs of hot dogs with a coun- work isn’t complete,” county manager Dale “Right now, they can go to that disaster •July 22, at 3:30 p.m., a customer terfeit $20 bill. When asked about the Williams said. “They will deny you on the recovery center. There are people sitting attempted to pay for merchandise at bill, the subject fled from the store. basis of an incomplete application so people there, they will do it for you,” Williams said. the Family Dollar Store on South Main “Our investigators are working hard need to understand why they are denied.” “When they’re gone, it’s a lot harder to get the Boulevard using a counterfeit $50; to apprehend the suspects who are FEMA public information officer Anne applications complete.” •July 22, at 8:15 p.m., the clerk from committing this counterfeit operation Waggoner said denial letters are sometimes The Disaster Recovery Center, located at S&S Food Store No. 3 on East Duval in our community,” said LCPD Chief sent out for very simple mistakes. Westfield Square Shopping Center, is open 8 Street reported a black man came into Argatha Gilmore in a prepared state- “The most important thing people can do if a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Saturday. the store and attempted to pay for sev- ment. “We need our business owners they get a denial letter is to read it through,” eral items using a counterfeit $20 bill. to be proactive and to be alert to any The clerk also said another customer suspicious activity as they exchange attempted to pass a $50 bill earlier in currencies in their businesses. Don’t the day but the sale was refused; hesitate to call us and report the suspi- SITES: Econ board •July 22, at 10:45 p.m., a heavyset cious activity.” Continued From 1A black man walked into the S&S Store LCPD Sgt. Investigator Paul Kash No. 33 on North Marion Avenue and is heading the investigation. He rec- attempted to purchase items using a ommends local businesses take a few The group plans to move forward in nurturing counterfeit $50 bill; extra seconds and feel the bills, check relationships with landowners and businesses to •July 23, a clerk at the Best Western for known security measures in the find options for future development. Inn on U.S. Highway 90 called to report currency and to use their counterfeit “The key to driving the economic engine of that a middle-aged white man stayed ID pens. Columbia County is how do you put these part- overnight at the hotel and insisted on nerships together and everybody be on the same paying with cash. The man paid cash team getting there,” DuPree said.

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ONE A N O T H E R OPINION VIEW A foreign The NCAA got it right relations against failure Penn State t the Veterans of Foreign Wars con- he NCAA’s punish- vention in Reno, ment of the Penn Nev., on Monday, State football pro- President Obama gram, announced Aheaped praise on his foreign Monday, broke all policy record. “Because we’re Tthe rules. That’s good. leading around the world, peo- The Penn State program ple have a new attitude toward has been embroiled in scan- America,” he said. “There’s dal since a grand jury indict- more confidence in our leader- ed former assistant coach ship. We see it everywhere we Jerry Sandusky in November go.” This raises the question: on numerous counts of Where exactly has he been sexually abusing young boys. going? Typically, the NCAA would Since Mr. Obama took office, conduct its own investiga- the opinion of the United tion, give an accused univer- States generally has declined in sity 90 days to respond and every country surveyed by the hold a hearing. In this case, Pew Global Attitudes Project, Penn State’s trustees com- according to a report released missioned an independent in June. Despite the vaunted inquiry, and former FBI chief White House effort to reach Good and bad reactions Louis Freeh delivered a dev- out to Muslim-majority coun- astating account of institution- tries, U.S. favorability ratings al corruption so entrenched in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and to Colorado horror that it held a football program Pakistan are below where they as more precious than vulner- were in 2008, when George W. terrible event described as shy and “strangely able children. Those revela- Bush was at the helm. occurs, the coun- quiet,” adjectives fitting some tions changed everything, That’s not to say nothing tr y reacts, some who would never hurt anybody. and rightly so. positive has happened on Mr. of the response The worst journalism after the As the association’s Obama’s watch. He presided hear tening, some shooting happened when ABC president, Mark A. Emmert, over the takedown of Osama Aof it dismaying, as in journal- News Reporter Brian Ross said announced Monday morning: bin Laden, and he has excelled ists trotting out a leftist bias on “Good Morning America” “We cannot look to NCAA at killing terrorists by remote that cannot resist defam- that there was someone with history to determine how control. On the other hand, the ing the Tea Party. But let’s the killer’s name who was listed to handle circumstances so START 2 nuclear arms agree- start with the good, with Jay Ambrose on “the Colorado page on the disturbing, shocking and dis- ment with Russia has proved a President Barack Obama [email protected] Colorado Tea Party site.” George appointing. As the individu- debacle for American nuclear visiting Aurora, Colo., to Stephanopoulos, the show’s co- als charged with governing strategy, and Russian President console families that lost join in the cry for more gun con- host, told him he may have found college sports, we have a Vladimir Putin regards Mr. loved ones in a shooting in a trol. Even if the “creature” who something “significant” when responsibility to act.” Obama with open contempt. movie theater. Twelve were sprayed a theater with bullets had he should have said, “Ross, the The NCAA came up with a All of the administration’s killed, dozens wounded and no access to a firearm, he could last thing in the world you want punishment more appropri- diplomatic frameworks, a nation saddened. have wreaked similar devastation to do is broadcast information ate than the so-called “death whether in North Korea, South Standing before TV cameras, with a bomb, the governor said castigating a political movement penalty,” which would have Asia, Iran, Israel or the Middle Obama found something inspir- on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” The when you have absolutely no idea banned football for at least East generally, have failed. Mr. ing to talk about: the way one suspect, we have learned, had whether this is the same man or a year. Students who aren’t Obama has shown no leader- young woman saved another by loaded his apartment with explo- not.” to blame for the scandal will ship regarding the continu- lying on the floor with her and sive devices. Once a horror has occurred, still get to play football, but ing chaos in the Arab world, holding fingers on a neck wound It’s true, too, that there are it has occurred. We cannot make the team will be barred from unless it has been leading to stop the bleeding. There was more than 220 million guns in time reverse itself. But our reac- postseason bowl games for from behind. There’s a reason more heroism at the scene. News this country and that no law tions help frame the future. It four years. The program will Mr. Obama has not been a accounts tell us of three young remotely within constitutional instills hope and can inspire more be fined $60 million, equiva- strong leader internationally. men who sacrificed themselves to bounds -- or even disregarding courage and more admirable lent to one year of football He never set out to be one protect girlfriends, showing how the Second Amendment -- would behavior when we learn of good, revenue, and that money will because he has never believed mountainous good can counteract likely reduce that number to the even noble and heroic deeds go to victims of sex abuse in the exceptional mission of this world’s evil. Let’s remember point where there would no way amidst confusion and terror. It and abuse prevention. The the United States. When he these names: Stephanie Davies, for a miscreant to acquire one. helps to consider what preventa- association also mandated the came into office, he promised who survived, and Alex Teves, The efficacy of many if not all gun tive steps might be taken to avoid erasure of all Penn State foot- the global community he Matt McQuinn and Jon Blunk, control laws is dubious, and it’s similar horrors, though a rush to ball victories between 1998 would listen rather than lead. who did not. more than dubious to try to keep questionable cliches about guns and 2011 — a move aimed at His instinct was to apologize One name this column will them out of the hands of law-abid- avails little. What’s absolutely what Mr. Emmert called “the instead of persuade. He would not mention is that of the per- ing citizens who have used them unacceptable is to depict a hor- ‘sports are king’ mind-set.” rather bow to foreign leaders son police said was responsible to stop crimes and save lives. ror as something likely to arise That mind-set — in which, than stand up for America. for the killing. The governor of Detecting someone whose from a movement involving liter- to use Mr. Emmert’s words, Colorado, John Hickenlooper, mental illness poses a threat to ally millions of perfectly decent “sports themselves can ■ The Washington Times refuses to mention it, so does the rest of us is worth far more Americans with perfectly reputa- become too big to fail, too big Obama, and I think that’s right discussion, as some have sug- ble ideas. That sort of thing tears to challenge” — enabled a Lake City Reporter except for reporters of straight gested, but can be extremely dif- us apart. conspiracy of silence around news. To the extent feasible, ficult. For a stretch of time lead- ■ Mr. Sandusky’s long-lasting Serving Columbia County you want to prevent other crazy ing up to the killings, the man Jay Ambrose, formerly crime spree. Although the Since 1874 Washington director of editorial people out there from believing arrested in this case was engaged policy for Scripps Howard news- NCAA still manages a net- The Lake City Reporter is pub‑ they can become famous through in some mostly hidden behavior papers and the editor of dailies in work of programs that too lished with pride for residents of similar atrocities. that was a clue to what might be El Paso, Texas, and Denver, is a often privilege revenue over Columbia and surrounding counties by coming, but he had also been Community Newspapers Inc. Hickenlooper also refused to columnist living in Colorado. the well-being of student-ath- We believe strong newspapers build letes, this was a long-overdue strong communities —‑“Newspapers statement on the unhealthy get things done!” obsession with sports that Our primary goal is to Faced with crisis, Congress can cloud the better judgment publish distinguished and profitable community-oriented newspapers. of those involved. This mission will be accomplished As if to underscore that through the teamwork of professionals plans long vacation message, Penn State removed dedicated to truth, integrity and hard on Sunday the statue of Joe work. s measured by a Leon Panetta called the cuts “a Paterno, the late head foot- Todd Wilson, publisher recent Gallup poll, disaster” for our national defense. ball coach who turned a blind Robert Bridges, editor the U.S. Congress Gen. Martin Dempsey, chair- eye to allegations against Mr. Sue Brannon, controller has a public approval man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Sandusky. At more than 900 rating of 17 percent. called it “an unacceptable risk” pounds and seven feet tall, Dink NeSmith, president AIt is a dubious honor the lawmak- that increased the likelihood of a the statue is a testament to Tom Wood, chairman ers have worked hard to earn. conflict. the power and might of the At the end of the year, the The House Republicans are “sports are king” mind-set. LETTERS members of Congress will face a Dale McFeatters now arguing to scrap the automat- Let’s hope that dismantling situation whose resolution -- it can [email protected] ic cuts in defense and to make up it is the first step as well in POLICY be said with only slight exaggera- Office, would push the country for them by slashing the budget toppling the culture that pro- Letters to the Editor should be tion -- is a matter of life and death back into recession. elsewhere. The Democrats would duced it. typed or neatly written and double for the U.S. economy. The automatic spending cuts raise the needed funding by let- spaced. Letters should not exceed At midnight Dec. 31, the Bush- are part of the Budget Control ting the tax cuts expire for fami- 400 words and will be edited for era tax cuts are scheduled to Act passed last August to defuse lies earning more than $250,000 length and libel. Letters must be expire, which the Obama White a crisis largely manufactured by a year. signed and include the writer’s name, House says will mean an average Tea Party-led House GOP conser- Neither solution is acceptable address and telephone number for tax increase next year of $1,600 vatives. to the other side. verification. Writers can have two for 114 million families, a body The supercommittee failed in Faced with this difficult and letters per month published. Letters blow to the economic recovery. its mission. It became clear the perhaps intractable problem, what and guest columns are the opinion of Simultaneously, a 10-year, $1.2 lawmakers had voted for it, confi- is Congress planning to do? Take the writers and not necessarily that of trillion, across-the-board cut is to dent that the unthinkable fallback off for a five-week vacation start- the Lake City Reporter. be imposed on federal spending, position -- the automatic cuts -- ing Aug. 3. The Congress-watch- BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, also likely to be very damaging to would never happen. ing newspaper The Hill scolded Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at the economy. As the consequences of those members: “Do your job -- you’re 180 E. Duval St. downtown. Combined, the two would cuts became clear, particularly for lucky to have one.” BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. total $600 billion in tax hikes and the military, members who voted ■ BY E-MAIL: spending cuts -- and, in the opin- for it are fleeing from the Budget Dale McFeatters is editorial [email protected] ion of the Congressional Budget Control Act. Defense Secretary writer for Scripps Howard News Service. 5A

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July 25 Small farms conference Interested in becoming Early Learning meeting part of Florida’s small farm The Early Learning community? University of Coalition of Florida’s Florida/IFAS Columbia Gateway, Inc. Program County Extension is Quality Committee Meeting partnering to host the will begin at 9 a.m. July 25 Florida Small Farms and at the Coalition office. The Alternative Enterprises Coalition oversees state Conference, July 27-29 in and federal funding for all Kissimmee, FL. school readiness programs The conference will fea- birth to age five for the fol- ture Florida farmers, a trade lowing counties: Columbia, show with suppliers and Hamilton, Lafayette, resources, farm tours and Suwannee and Union. networking opportunities, Community participation live animal exhibits and a is encouraged and wel- Saturday evening social. come. Anyone interested in Early registration ends July attending the meeting who 9. To register or for more has a disability requiring information go towww.con- special assistance should ference.ifas.ufl.edu/small- contact Stacey Nettles at farms or contact Derek (386) 752-9770. Barber at the Columbia County Extension Office at Community revival (386)752-5384. The Columbia County NAACP will host its Register for kindergarten first Columbia County Registration for kinder- Community Revival July garten is ongoing in the local 25, 26 and 27 at Trinity area and should be done at United Methodist Church, the school for which chil- 248 NE Dr. Martin Luther dren are zoned. School zon- King Jr. St., at 6:30 p.m. ing information is available nightly. Bishop Russell from any school. The follow- Allen Wright Sr., a Lake COURTESY ing items are needed to reg- City native, will be the Open for business ister a child: birth certificate. speaker. You, your family Officials from the Florida Department of Transportation reopened a portion of SR 247 in southern Columbia County Tuesday immunization record (the and friends are cordially that had been closed since June 26 due to flooding from Tropical Storm Debby. The section of roadway is located south of school’s nurse reviews all invited to attend. CR 242 between Dairy Street and Norris Avenue. FDOT has been pumping water from the roadway for the last three weeks. records), records of physical This is the last state-maintained roadway to reopen as a result of the extensive flooding. FDOT urges motorists to reduce their examination (which must Quilters Guild meeting speed along the formerly flooded roadway since the ditches are still full and FDOT continues to pump water from the site. have been completed within The Lady of the Lake a year before school begins), Quilters Guild will meet on Hospice association meets Middle-schooler program Aug. 5 3476 ext. 107. and the child’s social secu- Wednesday, July 25 at 10 The Hospice and Passages prepares girls rity card (if available). a.m. with social time at 9:30 Palliative Nurses for a smooth transition into Allbritton reunion Class of ‘72 meeting Each elementary school a.m. The Guild meets at Association will have their middle school in an all-girl The annual Allbritton fam- The Columbia County is open from 7:30 a.m. to Teen Town, 533 NW Desoto Lake City/Gainesville environment with discus- ily reunion is set for noon on High School class of 1972 5 p.m., Monday through St. in Lake City. Visitors are chapter meeting Thursday, sions led by positive female Sunday, Aug. 5 at the Deep will hold a reunion meeting Thursday. always welcome to come July 26 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. role models. Advice on how Creek Community Center beginning at 7 p.m. Aug. see the quilts on display at Haven Hospice, 6037 to navigate the halls, change on U.S. Highway 441N. 23 at Beef O’Bradys. For Class of ’62 reunion each month. The program W. U.S. Highway 90. The classes and be on time. Bring covered dishes. Call more information, contact The Columbia High this month will be Maureen presentation from author Discuss on healthy rela- Dessie Meeks at 752-1473 George H. Hudson Jr. at School class of 1962 is O’Doogan, Trunk Show Deborah Grassman will tionships through commu- for more information. (386) 623-2066. planning a reunion this from Tallahassee. Join us sensitize participants nication skills. Study skills, year. Addresses are need- for the Charming Strip with the unique needs note taking and test prepa- Aug. 10 Ongoing ed for all classmates. Club. Bring fourteen 2 of veterans as they age ration ideas. Organization Please send your mailing 1/2” strips of the same and face the end of their tips, advice on managing Alzheimer’s workshop Live Oak Artists Guild address to Linda Sue Lee fabric, cut WOF., in a zip lives. There will be a $3 large projects and group The Alzheimer’s The Live Oak Artists at [email protected] or call lock bag with your name charge to non-members. assignments. Tips on how Association in partnership Guild, in partnership Linda Hurst Greene at on it for this fun fabric For more information call to deal with bullies. Make with Columbia County Senior with the Suwannee River (386) 752-0561. exchange. You will receive 344-2448. new friends and gain valu- Services will be presenting a Regional Library, will be 14 strips back of assorted able life skills. Passages workshop Aug. 10 from 1:00 representing their annu- Volunteer driver needed fabrics. July fabric color is North Florida Tea Party will be held at the Lake City to 2:30 p.m. at the Lifestyle al fine arts exhibition - Shands LakeShore red, white and blue. Visit Are you concerned Middle School Tuesday, Enrichment Center in Lake Autumn Artfest 2012 - Sept. Regional Medical Center us at Lady of the Lake Quilt about where our country July 31 and Wednesday, City entitled “Maintain Your 10-21. Applications, with an Auxiliary is looking for Guild on Facebook. For is going? Have you made August 1 from 9 a.m. to 2 Brain.” This program is free entry fee of $25 for mem- volunteer golf cart driv- additional Information call a promise to yourself to p.m. Program cost is $20. of charge and anyone inter- bers and $35 for nonmem- ers to transport staff and Loretta Kissner at 754-9330 get more involved and Girls do not have to be ested in learning more about bers, must be submitted by patients to and from park- and Ramona Dewees at do a better job learning attending LCMS. Call 866- maintaining optimal cogni- Aug. 21. Applications are ing lots and the hospital. 496-3876. about the candidates and 868-6307 or e-mail pmar- tive health is welcome to available at the following Volunteers are asked to issues? latt@girlscouts-gateway. attend. Topics covered will locations. The Frame Shop work a four-hour shift July 26 Please join us at 7 p.m. org to register. include: mental exercises, and Gallery, Rainbow’s End once per week, but are July 26 at the Taylor the importance of physical and the Suwannee River welcome to work more Community music event Building, 128 SW Birley Geri-Actors perform activity, the role of nutri- Regional Library. Artists often. They will receive a Bring your family and Ave. in Lake City (on the The Geri-Actors will tion, cardiovascular health, can also download and shirt and one free meal come enjoy food, fellow- southside of U.S. 90, about perform July 31, from 6 stress/depression issues, print an application from with each shift. To help ship and fun with blue- three miles west of the I-75 to 8 p.m. at the Lfestyle and much more. To register liveoakartistsguild.org. All call (386)292-8000, exten- grass and gospel music interchange) for the first Enrichment Center, for this workshop or for more artists 18 and older are eli- sion 21216. by the Dixie Jubilee’s 6:30 monthly meeting of the 628 SE Allison Court. information, please contact gible and invited to submit p.m. Thursday, July 26 at North Florida Tea Party in Refreshments will be the Alzheimer’s Association an application. Volunteer needed the Fairgrounds Banquet July. Candidates for District served. Admission is $7 at (800) 272-3900. Autumn Artfest 2012 United Way of Suwannee Hall. Sponsored by Scarlet 3, County Commission race per person. Please RSVP awards will be determined Valley is recruiting volun- Parnell Frisina, county in Suwannee County, along by July 27 to 755-0235. Aug. 14 by the entries and dona- teers who are willing to commissioner district 5. with candidates for District tions received. A minimum be called upon to staff The event is free. 1 County Commission race Aug. 3 Medicare seminar of $3,000 will be awarded. the Columbia County in Columbia County. Each There will be a free Artwork selected for these Emergency Operations candidate will be given Car Cruise in Medicare educational sem- awards will be exhibited Center’s Information Planning council meets time to speak, followed by Lake City Cruzers will inar on Aug. 14 from 5:30 at a special “Featured Center during disasters. The North Central a question and answer ses- have a Cruise In from to 6:30 p.m. at the Lifestyle Exhibition” at the Suwannee Anyone willing to serve Florida Regional Planning sion. 5:30 to 8 p.m. Aug. 3 at Enrichment Center. The River Regionial Library, in this capacity should Council meeting will be For more information, Hardee’s on U.S. 90. Bring seminar will cover what Sep. 22-Oct. 5. call Jenn Sawyer, United Thursday, July 26 at 7:30 call John at (386) 935-1705, your ride and show it off. you need to know about For more information, Way of Suwannee Vallety p.m. at the Holiday Inn Sharon at (386) 935-0821, Cash drawing winner medicare such as when to call Suzanne Marcil at (386) Long Term Recovery Hotel & Suites, 213 NW or go to www.northcentral- takes all. Contact Kanduet enroll and what’s covered. 362-7308. Coordinator, ast 752-5604, Commerce Boulevard, floridateaparty.org. at 752-3199 for more infor- This is not a sales seminar. Ext. 101. Lake City. mation. Moderated by Irv Crowetz July 31 of C/C and Associates. To RSVP please call 386-755- OBITUARIES

Florice Bizaillon way Baptist Church (outside of here from Seminary, Mississippi. hen and Cale Patton also survive. Mayo on CR 405) with Pastor She had worked as a pharmacy Graveside funeral services for Mrs. Florice Bizaillon, 95, of Kenneth Sullivan presiding. The technician prior to retiring. In Mrs. Manasco will be conducted Lake City passed away Wednes- family will receive friends at the her spare time she enjoyed sew- at 11:00 A.M. on Monday, July day July 25, 2012 following an funeral home from 5:00 – 7:00 ing and quilting. Mrs. Manasco 30, 2012 in the Union Baptist extended illness. Mrs. Bizail- PM Thursday evening. Arrange- was a member of the Order of Church Cemetery in Seminary, lon was born in Mayo, but had ments are under the direction of the Eastern Star and the Union Mississippi. Interment will im- lived in the Lake City area after the DEES-PARRISH FAMILY Baptist Church in Seminary, mediately follow. There will be moving here in 1971 from Fay- FUNERAL HOME, 458 S. Mar- Mississippi. She was preceded no visitation. In lieu of lowers etteville, North Carolina. Mrs. ion Ave., Lake City, FL 32025, in death by her husband Roma the family requests that memo- Bizaillon was a member of the (386)752-1234, please sign H. Manasco; her parents, Ira I. rial donations be made to the Gateway Baptist Church here the online family guestbook at and Mary L. Burnett and eight Friendship Cemetery Fund, P.O. in Lake City. Mrs. Bizaillon parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com older siblings: Clarence Bur- Box 92, Dodson, LA, 71422 was preceded in death by her nett, Melissa Burnett, Grady ; or to Union Cemetery Fund, husband Romayo J. Bizaillon. Nola Burnett Manasco Burnett, Alma Jones, Ila Fra- C/O Union Baptist Church, 69 Mrs. Bizaillon is survived by zier, Harvey Burnett, Zula Avera Union Church Rd., Seminary, a son Cheyenne Bizaillon of Mrs. Nola Burnett Manasco, 85, and Ivy Burnett. She loved her MS. Arrangements are under Lake City, three daughters Bar- a resident of Live Oak, Florida, Burnett and Manasco families the direction of the DEES- bara Grifin (Vernon) of Lake passed away late Monday eve- and returned to Louisiana and PARRISH FAMILY FUNER- City, Margo Moseby (Cecil) ning, July 23, Mississippi reunions until her AL HOME, 458 S. Marion of Havana, Florida, and Jen- 2012 in the health declined in recent years. Ave., Lake City, FL 32025, nifer Bizaillon of Lake City, Lake City Mrs. Manasco is survived by (386)752-1234, please sign a brother Paxton Sullivan of Medical Cen- her son, Michael Drewett of the online family guestbook at Branford, and a sister Odessa ter following Pensacola, Florida; her daugh- parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com Moses of Branford. Eight grand- an extended ter, Pamela Jarvis and husband, and the Wade Funeral Home, 401 children, eleven great-grand- illness. A na- R.L. “Skip” Jarvis of Live Oak, Main Street, Collins, MS 39428 children, two great-great-grand- tive of Winn Florida; granddaughters, Beth children and numerous other Parish, Loui- Cohen of Highlands, Califor- family members also survive. siana, Mrs. Manasco had lived nia and Sarah Patton of Panama Obituaries are paid advertise- Funeral services for Mrs. Bi- in the Lake City and Live Oak City Beach, Florida. Five great ments. For details, call the Lake zaillon will be held 11:00 AM areas on and off for more than grandchildren, Gabrielle, Mi- City Reporter’s classified depart- Friday, July 27, 2012 at the Mid- thirty eight years having moved chael, Andrew and Kathryn Co- ment at 752-1293. 6A

6A LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL & STATE THURSDAY, JULY 26, 2012 Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 Write-ins used to close primary elections said. By BILL KACZOR The voters’ legal team includes Roberto Associated Press “Bobby” Martinez, a former U.S. attorney and current member of the State Board TALLAHASSEE — If the winner of a of Education originally appointed by Democratic or Republican primary in Republican then-Gov. Jeb Bush. Rundle Florida won’t face opposition in the gen- has won broad support from Republicans eral election, then that primary is open to in the past and figures to have a tougher all voters without regard to party registra- time defeating Vereen, who is African- tion under a state constitutional amend- American, if the election is restricted to ment passed overwhelmingly in 1998. Democrats. Rundle has accused Vereen The idea is that everyone should get of being behind the write-in candidates. a chance to vote for — or against — the He denies it. eventual winner. “It’s ironic that Republicans are chal- It didn’t take politicians long, though, lenging a law that the Republicans, who to figure out a way to get around the have been in power for 16 years, have open primary requirement: find a sup- been unwilling to change,” said state Sen. porter, friend or relative to run as a write- Paul Dockery. The Lakeland Republican in candidate. That trick was challenged has sponsored bipartisan legislation to this year in court by critics who said that eliminate the write-in loophole but with- it effectively disenfranchises indepen- out success. dents and members of other parties. The open primary amendment was A federal judge handed them a set- placed on the 1998 ballot by the Florida back, though, on Wednesday, when he Constitution Revision Commission and dismissed a lawsuit with the Aug. 14 pri- voters approved it with a 64 percent mary less than three weeks away, saying majority. Rundle was a member of the it should have been filed in state court. commission and voted against the pro- ASSOCIATED PRESS Measures aimed at closing the loophole posal that narrowly passed, 15-14. also have failed to gain traction in the Mazzilli, an independent, and Lacasa, President Barack Obama speaks at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton. In the presiden- Republican-led Legislature. a Republican, wanted U.S. District Judge tial battleground offering the biggest prize, Democrat Barack Obama is focused on ratcheting “Token write-in candidates have pro- William Zloch, to open the primary up voter turnout in Florida’s university towns, Hispanic enclaves like the Puerto Rican-domi- liferated, serving no role except to close to all Miami-Dade voters or put both nated Orlando region and South Florida’s Jewish communities. Republican challenger Mitt party primaries and thereby deprive citi- Democrats on the general election ballot Romney, in turn, is working to squeeze as many votes as possible out of north Florida’s con- zens of their constitutional right to vote,” with the usual blank space for write-in servative military bastions, the senior-heavy Gulf Coast and Miami’s Cuban community. the suit alleged. votes. The judge, though, ruled he lacked The open primary provision was part jurisdiction because it’s a state issue. of a broader election reform measure. The lawsuit noted that a write-in candi- The problem that backers tried to cor- date has never won an election in Florida rect 14 years ago was that in some coun- — most get a handful of votes — and ties or districts where one party has an argues that it’s “absurd” to think the com- overwhelmingly majority, the minority mission and voters would have wanted party might not even field a candidate the amendment to be so easily circum- in the general election. That meant that vented. only voters from the majority party were “Why would they have bothered?” the deciding their area’s next legislator, state plaintiffs’ lawyers wrote. “And it is equally attorney or other officeholder. absurd to think that any voter viewing The backers thought they had solved a ballot with a candidate name and a the problem by opening the primary in blank space would think that candidate such circumstances to all voters. But ‘opposed.’” some candidates didn’t want an open pri- They also contended the policy violates mary, figuring that hurt their chances, the plaintiffs’ right to vote under the U.S. so they started registering someone as Constitution. an official write-in candidate — a process Lawyers for Secretary of State Ken that costs no money — and arguing that Detzner, an appointee of Republican Gov. meant they had a general election oppo- Rick Scott, and Miami-Dade Supervisor nent. The state Division of Elections, of Elections Penelope Townsley dis- then under Republican Secretary of State puted that constitutional argument and Katherine Harris, agreed, saying that was contended write-in candidates must be enough to close a primary. That’s led to considered opposition because state law an explosion of write-ins — and the latest predating the amendment says they are ASSOCIATED PRESS court challenge. “duly-qualified.” Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney celebrates after Two Miami-Dade County voters, Write-ins must register with the divi- Vincent Mazilli and Armando Lacasa, sion to become qualified but they don’t mittee of the revision commission that an open primary. asked a federal judge to open the local have to pay filing fees or submit petitions drafted the amendment, said in 2000 that “That was shameful,” Roberts said at Democratic primary for state attor- as regular candidates must. Only votes he couldn’t recall the write-in issue even the time, but the division has stuck with ney. The race pits longtime incumbent for qualified candidates are counted. being discussed. its policy. Katherine Fernandez Rundle against “The line provided for duly-qualified “This was not a big deal at that time,” The year before the opinion was issued defense lawyer and former prosecutor write-in candidates is provided for the Kogan said then. the Florida Senate passed a bill that spe- Rod Vereen. purpose of writing in a candidate’s name, Since the state’s policy went into effect, cifically said write-ins were not to be con- No Republican is on the November not writing in the name of ‘Santa Claus’ 131 general election races have included sidered opposition. The House, though, ballot, but the winner will face opposi- or ‘Mickey Mouse,’” the state’s lawyers write-in candidates statewide from 2000 passed a version saying just the opposite. tion from two little-known write-in can- wrote in their brief. through 2010, according to the lawsuit. They were never reconciled and no law didates so the primary is open only to The state also noted one of the write-in That’s more than triple the number com- was passed. Miami-Dade’s 525,890 Democratic vot- candidates in the state attorney’s race is pared to the prior 22 years in about half Subsequently, several proposed con- ers. The lawsuit claimed nearly 700,000 a registered Republican and the other a the time. In Miami-Dade, races that had stitutional amendments were filed in the Republicans, independents and third- Democrat. The brief contended that open- write-in candidates jumped from three to House and Senate to clarify that write- party voters are being disenfranchised. ing the primary would be contrary to the 39. ins would not count as opposition, but “This outcome will deprive these public interest because it would disrupt Clay Roberts, who issued the advisory none ever made it to a floor vote. citizens of their basic constitutional the orderly conduct of an election that’s opinion when he was the division’s direc- The last was filed in 2008 by Dockery, freedom, and it will undermine the clear already begun as absentee ballots have tor in 2000, then told The Associated who has often bucked her own party choice of the people to grant all citi- been mailed. Press that he “was a little taken aback” leaders. She said they “made no bones zens a meaningful right to participate Former Florida Supreme Court Justice when a write-in candidate acknowledged about it that they like the write-in loop- in choosing their leaders,” the lawsuit Gerald Kogan, who chaired the com- to him that she was running only to block hole.”

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A grand jury indictment ment facilities in Hamilton accuses Allen of mailing County, the Florida threatening letters con- Department of Children taining a non-hazardous and Family Services and white powdery substance to three private citizens. in June 2011 to the two If convicted, Allen senators’ offices. Allen is could face up to 45 years also charged with sending in prison. similar letters to govern- COMA: Unidentified Continued From Page 1A

She is approximately 5 Anyone with informa- feet 4 inches tall to 5 feet tion about this case is 7 inches tall and weighs asked to call the Suwannee around 120 pounds and County Sheriff’s Office at has several tattoos. (386) 362-2222. ASSOCIATED PRESS Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla. listens at left as Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney GUNMAN: Is sought speaks in Aston, Pa. Continued From Page 1A Jeb Bush wants Romney suspect that she could not bery attempt. open the cash draw. Authorities are uncer- Perez told authorities tain whether the vehicle that the suspect became was involved in the rob- to choose Rubio for VP upset and ran away. bery attempt and are Thomas searched the attempting to find the area for the suspect, but vehicle and its owner. BRENDAN FARRINGTON presidential candidate Mitt Romney. month in Tampa, Fla. was unable to find him. Anyone having informa- Associated Press Writer Romney has said the first-term In an interview with The Associated Authorities have report- tion about the incident is senator from Florida is among those Press, Bush says he pitched Rubio ed there was a white, four- asked to call LCPD Sgt. TALLAHASSEE — Former he is considering to be his running during a recent conversation he had door passenger vehicle in Investigator Paul Kash at Florida Gov. Jeb Bush says he thinks mate. with Romney. He says that Romney the restaurant’s parking 758-5422 or the depart- Sen. Marco Rubio is ready to be vice Romney is expected to announce didn’t indicate which way the search lot that sped away follow- ment’s TIP line at 719- president and that he has shared a decision sometime before the for a vice presidential candidate was ing the failed armed rob- 2068. those thoughts with Republican Republican convention late next taking him. 7AHEALTH

Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER HEALTH THURSDAY, JULY 26, 2012 7a Many drugs remain legal after ‘bath salts’ ban

MATTHEW PERRONE are feverish and para- AP Health Writer noid that they are being attacked. Doctors say WASHINGTON users often turn up naked — People are inventing because bath salts raise so many new ways to get their body temperature so high that lawmakers can’t much that they strip off seem to keep up. their clothing. Over the past two years, Cookeville Regional the U.S. has seen a surge Medical Center in in the use of synthetic Tennessee has treated 160 drugs made of legal chem- people suspected of taking icals that mimic the dan- bath salts since 2010. Dr. gerous effects of cocaine, Sullivan Smith, who works amphetamines and other there, said people on the illegal stimulants. drugs become combative, The drugs are often and it can take four or sold at small, indepen- five health professionals dent stores in misleading to subdue them. In some packaging that suggests cases, he said, doctors common household items have to use prescription like bath salts, incense sedatives that are typically and plant food. But the reserved for surgery. substances inside are pow- Smith recalls one man erful, mind-altering drugs who had been running that have been linked to for more than 24 hours bizarre and violent behav- because he believed the ior across the country. Law devil was chasing him with enforcement officials refer an ax. By the time police to the drugs collectively as brought him to the hos- “bath salts,” though they pital, he was dehydrated have nothing in common and covered in blood from with the fragrant toiletries running through thorny used to moisturize skin. underbrush. President Barack “We’re seeing extreme Obama signed a bill into agitation, hallucinations law earlier this month that that are very vivid, para- bans the sale, production noia and some really and possession of more violent behavior, so it’s a than two dozen of the most real crisis for us,” Smith common bath salt drugs. ASSOCIATED PRESS said. “We sedate the living But health professionals daylights out of them. And say lawmakers cannot Containers of bath salts, synthetic stimulants that mimic the effects of traditional drugs like cocaine and speed, sit on a coun- we’re talking doses on the keep pace with bath salt ter at Hemp’s Above in Mechanicsburg, Pa. President Obama signed a law July 10 banning more than two dozen of the most order of 10 or 20 times producers, who constantly common chemicals used to make the drugs. Over the past two years health care and law enforcement professionals have what you would give for a adjust their chemical seen a surge in use of the drugs, often sold under the guise of bath salts, incense and plant food. painful procedure.” formulations to come up To control the spread with new synthetic drugs businesses like conve- mephedrone, were first show up on typical drug in Covington, La. Police of the problem, the Drug that aren’t covered by nience stores, tobacco developed in pharmaceuti- tests. But police reports reported that Dickie Enforcement Agency new laws. Experts who shops and adult book cal research laboratories, have implicated the drugs Sanders, 21, shot himself issued a temporary ban have studied the problem stores. For instance, West though they were never in several cases. in the head Nov. 11, 2010 in October on three of estimate there are more Virginia legislators banned approved for medical use. Packets of “Lady while his parents were the most common drugs than 100 different bath salt the bath salt drug MDPV During the last decade Bubbles” bath salts, for asleep. — mephedrone, methy- chemicals in circulation. last year, making it a they became popular as instance, were found His father, Dr. Richard lone and MDPV. That ban “The moment you start misdemeanor to sell, buy party drugs at European on Sgt. David Franklyn Sanders, said his son became permanent under to regulate one of them, or possess the synthetic raves and dance clubs. As Stewart last April after the had snorted “Cloud 9” the bill signed by Obama they’ll come out with a drug. Conviction means up law enforcement began solider shot and killed his bath salts and endured on July 10. variant that sometimes is to six months in jail and a cracking down on the wife and himself during a three days of intermit- Under the law, any- even more potent,” said $1,000 fine. problem there, the drugs car chase with law enforce- tent delirium, at one point one convicted of selling, Dr. Nora Volkow, director Stephanie Mitchell, spread across the Atlantic ment near Olympia, Wash. attempting to cut his own making or possessing 28 of the National Institute on assistant manager of Ocean. The chase began when throat. As he continued to synthetic drugs, including Drug Abuse. The Den, a tobacco and Poison control centers Stewart sped past a police have visions, his physician bath salts, will face penal- There are no back paraphernalia shop in in the U.S. began tracking ASSOCIATED PRESS ties similar to those for alleys or crack houses Morgantown, W.Va., said use of the drugs in 2010. Packages of fake “bath salts,” synthetic stimulants that mimic dealing traditional drugs in America’s latest drug the store hasn’t sold bath The majority of the early the effects of traditional drugs like cocaine and speed, are like cocaine and heroin. epidemic. The problem salts in the six months that reports of drug use were displayed by Senate Drug Policy Committee chairman Sid Those on the front lines involves potent substances she’s worked there. But clustered in Southern Albritton, R-Picayune, at the Capitol in Jackson, Miss. say the legislation is a that amateur chemists strung-out users still come states like Louisiana, good start. But they don’t make, package and sell in in and ask for them. Tennessee and Kentucky. expect new laws to dra- stores under brands like “They’re pretty ... But the problem soon patrol car at 6 a.m. The father tried to calm him. matically curb use of bath “Ivory Wave,” ‘’Vanilla Sky” cracked out, I guess would spread across the country. police trooper pursued for But the elder Sanders said salts in the near term. and “Bliss” for as little as be a good word,” said The financial lure for 10 miles and reported see- that as he slept, his son “The problem is these $15. Emergencies related Mitchell, 21, a student at small-time drugmakers is ing the driver raise a hand went into another room drugs are changing and to the drugs have surged: West Virginia University. enticing. The drugs can to his head, then heard a and shot himself. I’m sure they’re going to The American Association “They’re just kind of not be cheaply imported from shot and saw the driver find some that are a little of Poison Control Centers all there. They’re kind of China or India, and then slump over. The next day WHAT’S AHEAD bit different chemically so received more than 6,100 sketchy people.” easily packaged under police found the couple’s they don’t fall under the calls about bath salt drugs Mitchell says she local brands. For example, 5-year-old son dead in their Hospital emergency law,” said Dr. Smith, the in 2011 — up from just wouldn’t sell bath salts bath salts sold in Louisiana home; he had been suffo- rooms, doctors and law Tennessee doctor. “Is it 304 the year before — and even if she had them, carry regional names cated with a plastic bag at enforcement agencies adequate to name five or more than 1,700 calls in “because it’s horrible, and like Hurricane Charlie or least 24 hours earlier. across the country have 10 or even 20? The answer the first half of 2012. I could get in trouble for it.” Bayou. Another death involv- struggled to control bath is no, they’re changing too The problem for law- Despite the bans, bath The widespread avail- ing bath salts played out salt drug users who often fast.” makers is that it’s difficult salts producers are con- ability of the drugs in to crack down on the stantly tweaking their stores is equally alluring drugs. U.S. laws prohibit recipes to come up with for drug users: they can the sale or possession of new drugs that aren’t cov- get a cheap high similar all substances that mimic ered by local laws. In fact, to that of illegal drugs by illegal drugs, but only if Mark Ryan, director of the walking to a corner store. federal prosecutors can Louisiana Poison Center, The most dangerous show that they are intend- says there are so many synthetic drugs are stimu- ed for human use. People different drugs out there lants that affect levels who make bath salts and that it’s almost impossible of both dopamine and similar drugs work around to know what people have serotonin, brain chemi- this by printing “not for ingested, or how long the cals that affect mood and human consumption” on effects will last. perception. Users, who virtually every packet. “Cocaine is cocaine and typically smoke or snort Barbara Carreno, a meth is meth. We know the powder-based drugs, spokeswoman for the what these things do,” may experience a surge Drug Enforcement he said. “But with these in energy, fever and delu- Agency, said the intended new drugs, every time the sions of invincibility. use for bath salts is clear. chemist alters the chemi- Use of these drugs has “Everyone knows these cal structure, all bets are spread across the country are drugs to get high, off.” with reports stretching including the sellers,” she from Maine to California. said. THE SPREAD There are no official fed- Many states have eral estimates on deaths banned some of the most The most common bath connected with the drugs, common bath salts, which salt drugs, like MDPV and many of which do not are typically sold by small 8AHealth

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FORT WHITE BASEBALL By TIM KIRBY Team at Wal-Mart [email protected] on Saturday The North Florida Gator The Fort White middle Club met at Beef O’ Brady’s school and high school on Tuesday with an eye to baseball teams will be the 2012 season. accepting donations at The club is planning a Wal-Mart in Lake City kickoff social at the home from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. of John and Betty Norris. A Saturday. speaker will be lined up, as For details, call Jeanne well as eats for the annual Howell at 288-5537. event. The social is set for 6 p.m. Aug. 30. YOUTH SOCCER Bob McManus was elect- 3v3 tournament ed president for the upcom- ing year, replacing Ian at Christ Central Ring, and Aubrey Dykes Christ Central will serve as vice-president. Ministries is hosting a Secretary Diane McManus, 3v3 soccer tournament treasurer Bill Cooper and on Aug. 18. Registration outreach coordinator Linda fee is $50. Stamper will continue in For information and their positions for 2012-13. registration, call Thomas The club has a raffle David at (386) 867-0974. ongoing for two Florida football tickets located in Section 59 in the south CYSA camp set end zone. The tickets TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter for Aug. 13-16 are four rows up in the North Florida Gator Club officers are (seated, from left) outreach coordinator Linda Stamper and secretary Diane McManus. chairback area. Raffle tick- Standing (from left) are past president Ian Ring with daughter Bailey Ann, treasurer Bill Cooper, president Bob McManus and Columbia Youth ets are $50 and can be pur- vice-president Aubrey Dykes. Soccer Association has a chased from Gator Club soccer camp for players members. of all ages from 8 a.m. to The finance report in return, which is used for Jordan Masters and Kelly County High. The schol- would like to have other noon Aug. 13-16. Fee is included a donation from scholarships. Castor from Columbia arships for Masters and socials during football $95 per player. Shayne Edge and The Edge The North Florida High, Miranda Hicks and Lance are Patty Gill endow- season. For details, Scott at golf tournament. The Gator Gator Club awarded eight Miranda Amaya from Fort ment awards. For information on 288-2504. Club gave $125 to Edge for $500 scholarships to UF. White High, Mara Lance The official announce- the North Florida Gator tournament expenses and Recipients are Chelsey from Suwannee High and ment on the kickoff social Club, call McManus at n From staff reports received a $500 donation Hendry, Ryan Thomas, Michael Jones from Baker is upcoming and the club 752-3333.

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Boston 2, Texas 1 Oct. 7 — Division series begin. TELEVISION Chicago White Sox 11, Minnesota 4 Oct. 13 — League championship Kansas City 4, L.A. Angels 1 series begin. TV sports Seattle 4, N.Y. Yankees 2 Oct. 24 — World Series begins, city of Wednesday’s Games National League champion. Today Chicago White Sox 8, Minnesota 2 GOLF Kansas City at L.A. Angels (n) 9:30 a.m. N.Y. Yankees at Seattle (n) FOOTBALL TGC — European PGA Tour, Lyoness Detroi at Cleveland (n) Open, second round, at Atzenbrugg, Tampa Bay at Baltimore (n) NFL calendar Austria (same-day tape) Oakland at Toronto (n) Noon Boston at Texas (n) Aug. 4-5 — Hall of Fame inductions; ESPN2 — The Senior British Open Today’s Games Hall of Fame game, Canton, Ohio. Championship, first round, at Ayrshire, Tampa Bay (Shields 8-6) at Baltimore Aug. 9-13 — Preseason openers. Scotland (Tillman 2-1), 12:35 p.m. Sept. 5 — Regular-season opener. 12:30 p.m. Oakland (Milone 9-6) at Toronto Sept. 9-10 — First full regular-season TGC — Web.com Tour, Children’s (Laffey 2-1), 12:37 p.m. weekend. Hospital Invitational, first round, at Detroit (Verlander 11-5) at Cleveland Columbus, Ohio (McAllister 4-2), 7:05 p.m. NFL preseason games 3 p.m. Kansas City (Mendoza 4-6) at Seattle TGC — PGA Tour, Canadian Open, (Vargas 10-7), 10:10 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 5 first round, at Ancaster, Ontario Friday’s Games Arizona vs. New Orleans at Canton, 6:30 p.m. Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Ohio, 8 p.m. (NFLN) TGC — LPGA, Evian Masters, first Oakland at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. WEEK 1 round, at Evian-les-Bains, France (same- Detroit at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 9 day tape) Chicago White Sox at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Washington at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. New Orleans at New England, 1:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. 7:30 p.m. MLB — Regional coverage, L.A. Kansas City at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Baltimore at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Dodgers at St. Louis or Tampa Bay at ASSOCIATED PRESS Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Baltimore (12:30 p.m. start) NL standings Denver at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. In this June 19 file photo, Miami Dolphins player Chad Ochocinco talks to the media after 8 p.m. Green Bay at San Diego, 8:30 p.m. NFL practice in Davie. Chad Ochocinco is officially no more. The Dolphins wide receiver has MLB — Regional coverage, Washington East Division (ESPN) changed his name back to the original Chad Johnson. Johnson legally changed his name at Milwaukee or Pittsburgh at Houston W L Pct GB Friday, Aug. 10 Washington 58 39 .598 — N.Y. Jets at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. Monday in an appearance at the Broward County Courthouse. 1 Atlanta 54 44 .551 4 ⁄2 N.Y. Giants at Jacksonville, 7:30 p.m. OLYMPICS 1 New York 47 51 .480 11 ⁄2 Cleveland at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 1 PHINS: Have new look in 2012 Miami 45 53 .459 13 ⁄2 Tampa Bay at Miami, 8 p.m. Television Philadelphia 45 54 .455 14 Arizona at Kansas City, 9 p.m. Central Division Minnesota at San Francisco, 9 p.m. Continued From Page 1B Today W L Pct GB Saturday, Aug. 11 6:30 a.m. Cincinnati 57 40 .588 — Houston at Carolina, 7 p.m. August. A&M playbook down on “That’s a huge deal, TELEMUNDO — Men’s soccer, Pittsburgh 55 42 .567 2 Tennessee at Seattle, 10 p.m. Mexico vs. South Korea, at Newcastle, St. Louis 51 46 .526 6 Sunday, Aug. 12 “We haven’t been in pads the table.” especially for a quarter- England; Honduras vs. Morocco, at Milwaukee 44 53 .454 13 St. Louis at Indianapolis, 1:30 p.m. yet, and we are still learn- There remains a chance back, coming in and just Glasgow, Scotland; Brazil vs. Egypt, at Chicago 40 57 .412 17 Monday, Aug. 13 1 ing,” he said. “We’ll have Tannehill will play this sea- really having the relation- Cardiff, Wales; United Arab Emirates vs. Houston 34 64 .347 23 ⁄2 Dallas at Oakland, 8 p.m. (ESPN) better information with son, but he’ll need to come ship with those guys, but Uruguay, at Manchester, England West Division 7 a.m. W L Pct GB pads and games. It’s going from behind in training also just being here as a NBCSN — Men’s soccer, LIVE: San Francisco 55 42 .567 — AUTO RACING to be fun.” camp to win the starting Dolphin,” Moore said. “The 1 Honduras vs. Morocco, at Glasgow, Los Angeles 53 45 .541 2 ⁄2 Teammates rave about job for the season opener experience I got last year Scotland; Mexico vs. South Korea, at Arizona 49 48 .505 6 Race week Tannehill’s arm strength, Sept. 9. Otherwise the is so valuable to have now Newcastle, England; United Arab Emirates San Diego 41 58 .414 15 1 but poor decisions and nod will go to Moore or during this camp. It’s a Colorado 36 60 .375 18 ⁄2 vs. Uruguay, at Manchester, England; Britain NASCAR Tuesday’s Games interceptions were a prob- Garrard. good thing to have in my vs. Senegal, at Manchester, England; SAME- SPRINT CUP Chicago Cubs 5, Pittsburgh 1 DAY TAPE: Belarus vs. New Zealand, at BRICKYARD 400 lem in offseason practices. “It has been close,” back pocket.” Philadelphia 7, Milwaukee 6 Coventry, England Site: Indianapolis. Philbin has installed the Philbin said regarding the Whoever wins the QB job Atlanta 4, Miami 3 NBC SOCCER — Men’s, LIVE: Schedule: Saturday, practice (Speed, West Coast offense, and two veterans. will lead a Dolphins offense Washington 5, N.Y. Mets 2 Honduras vs. Morocco, at Glasgow, 9:30-10:30 p.m.; ESPN2, 10:30-12:30 p.m.), Cincinnati 4, Houston 2 while the playbook is simi- “The cream will rise to with a different look. They Scotland; Mexico vs. South Korea, at qualifying (ESPN, 2-4 p.m.); Sunday, race, 1 St. Louis 8, L.A. Dodgers 2 lar to what Tannehill ran the top,” Garrard said, “and changed diva receivers, Newcastle, England; United Arab Emirates p.m. (ESPN, noon-5 p.m.). Arizona 6, Colorado 2 vs. Uruguay, at Manchester, England; Track: Indianapolis Motor Speedway at Texas A&M, he started the best guy will play.” trading Brandon Marshall San Francisco 3, San Diego 2 Britain vs. Senegal, at Manchester, England; (oval, 2.5 miles). only 19 games at quarter- The 34-year-old Garrard, and signing 34-year-old Wednesday’s Games SAME-DAY TAPE: Spain vs. Japan, at Race distance: 400 miles, 160 laps. Washington 5, N.Y. Mets 2 back after switching from a starter for Jacksonville Chad Ochocinco, who Glasgow, Scotland; Gabon vs. Switzerland, Last year: Paul Menard raced to his Pittsburgh 3, Chicago Cubs 2 receiver. in 2005-10, didn’t play last legally changed his name at Newcastle, England; Brazil vs. Egypt, at lone Sprint Cup victory. Atlanta 7, Miami 1 Cardiff, Wales; Belarus vs. New Zealand, at Next race: Pennsylvania 400, Aug. 5, Given his relative lack of season. He was released back to Chad Johnson. Philadelphia 7, Milwaukee 6, 10 Coventry, England Pocono Raceway, Long Pond, Pa. experience, the Dolphins five days before the opener Reggie Bush is back after innings 9:30 a.m. Online: http://www.nascar.com figure Tannehill will need by the Jaguars, underwent rushing for a career-high San Diego at San Francisco (n) MSNBC — Men’s soccer, Spain vs. NATIONWIDE Cincinnati at Houston (n) time adjusting to the speed back surgery in October 1,086 yards in his first year Japan, at Glasgow, Scotland; Gabon vs. INDY 250 L.A. Dodgers at St. Louis (n) of the NFL and the multi- and considered retirement. with Miami, and he gushes Switzerland, at Newcastle, England; Brazil Site: Indianapolis. Colorado at Arizona (n) vs. Egypt, at Cardiff, Wales Schedule: Thursday, practice; Saturday, tude of defense he’ll face. Garrard signed with the about his role in the West Today’s Games qualifying (Speed, 12:30-2 p.m.), race, 4:30 “There are 16 weeks, Dolphins in March after Coast attack. L.A. Dodgers (Capuano 10-5) at St. p.m. (ESPN, 4-7 p.m.). and you are going to get their failed courtships with “This offense is perfect Louis (Westbrook 8-8), 1:45 p.m. BASEBALL Track: Indianapolis Motor Speedway Pittsburgh (A.J.Burnett 11-3) at 16 looks at defenses with Peyton Manning and Matt for guys like me, because (oval, 2.5 miles). Houston (Keuchel 1-2), 8:05 p.m. variations, and some that Flynn, and he expects the it gives us a chance to use AL standings Race distance: 250 miles, 100 laps. Washington (E.Jackson 5-6) at Next race: U.S. Cellular 250, Aug. 4, are just completely differ- team to look to him for our speed and kind of wear Milwaukee (Gallardo 8-7), 8:10 p.m. East Division Iowa Speedway, Newton, Iowa. ent,” Garrard said. “That’s leadership. down the defense and have N.Y. Mets (Harvey 0-0) at Arizona W L Pct GB Online: http://www.nascar.com (Miley 11-5), 9:40 p.m. a lot to put on a rookie “Just being the older guy them chase us around all New York 58 39 .598 — CAMPING WORLD TRUCK Friday’s Games quarterback. Some guys on the whole team gives day,” Bush said. “It’s more Baltimore 51 46 .526 7 Next race: Pocono Mountains 125, St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Tampa Bay 50 47 .515 8 Aug. 4, Pocono Raceway, Long Pond, Pa. can do it, and some guys me a great advantage with of an attack offense. We 1 San Diego at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Boston 49 49 .500 9 ⁄2 Last week: James Buescher raced to have a tough time with it.” all of the guys, because don’t even have a huddle. 1 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Toronto 48 48 .500 9 ⁄2 his third victory of the season, taking Tannehill took by the far everybody is looking for We’re constantly attack- Pittsburgh at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Central Division the lead from Timothy Peters on the last Washington at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. the fewest first-team snaps that nugget to be better,” he ing and constantly fast- W L Pct GB lap and holding off Brendan Gaughan at Cincinnati at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. during the Dolphins’ spring said. “Everyone is looking paced, so I think that this Chicago 52 45 .536 — Chicagoland. N.Y. Mets at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Detroit 52 45 .536 — Online: http://www.nascar.com workouts, a sign he’s lag- for knowledge to improve year is going to be excit- L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, Cleveland 49 48 .505 3 FORMULA ONE ging on the depth chart. their game.” ing, especially from a fan 1 10:15 p.m. Kansas City 41 55 .427 10 ⁄2 HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX “He’s like any other rook- Moore exceeded expec- standpoint.” Minnesota 40 57 .412 12 Site: Budapest, Hungary. ie,” Philbin said. “There’s tations last year, when he The Dolphins went 6-10 West Division Baseball calendar Schedule: Friday, practice (Speed, a system in place sche- became the 16th start- last year and have endured W L Pct GB 8-9:30 a.m.); Saturday, practice, qualify- Texas 57 39 .594 — Tuesday — Last day to trade a player ing (Speed, 8-9:30); Sunday, race, 8 a.m. matically that we want to ing quarterback for the three consecutive losing Oakland 52 44 .542 5 without securing waivers. (Speed, 7:30-10 a.m.). implement, and obviously Dolphins since Marino seasons, so fans are in the Los Angeles 53 45 .541 5 Aug 15-16 — Owners’ meetings, Track: Hungaroring (road course, 2.72 we’re still in the mode of retired. Over the final nine market for more excite- 1 Seattle 43 56 .434 15 ⁄2 Denver. miles). learning more about our games his QB rating ranked ment. An impressive train- Tuesday’s Games Sept. 1 — Active rosters expand to Race distance: 190.53 miles, 70 laps. players, what they can and sixth in the league, and he ing camp by Miami’s rook- Cleveland 3, Detroit 2 40 players. Next race: Belgian Grand Prix, Sept. Tampa Bay 3, Baltimore 1 Oct. 5 — Postseason begins, wild-card 2, Spa-Francorchamps Circuit, Spa- can’t do well. It’s not a mat- considers his holdover sta- ie quarterback might do Oakland 7, Toronto 2 playoffs. Francorchamps, Belgium. ter of plopping the Texas tus an advantage. the trick. 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DILBERT DEAR ABBY Traveling with a stranger is risky way to save money DEAR ABBY: I am plan- will not have been in vain. ning a trip to Thailand next year and would like to find DEAR ABBY: I am dat- BABY BLUES a traveling partner. I don’t ing a recently divorced man care whether the person is who was married to a very male or female. My plan is controlling woman for 31 to visit the country and rent years. I love him very much a cabin for a month. My and see myself with him in interest is solely to share Abigail Van Buren the future. However, at the expenses and have a platon- www.dearabby.com age of 53, he is interested in ic relationship with my trav- arguing with him. While I pursuing a singing career. elmate because going alone feel sad that the last thing I dated a musician for 16 is very expensive. Thanks we did was argue, I feel his years and I do not want a for whatever input you brother should shoulder relationship with another can give me. -- TRAVELER some of the blame because one. I’m pretending to be FROM KANSAS CITY he was on the cellphone supportive because I don’t BLONDIE DEAR TRAVELER: with him, which is illegal in want to be another woman You’re welcome. My “input” our state. telling him what to do or is to urge you to rethink Luckily, no one else was stifling his dreams. Inside I this. I do NOT recommend hurt in the crash, but I am am dreading it. that you go to a foreign very hurt that “John’s” On the other hand, I can’t country and rent a cabin in family is so angry at me. imagine my life without the middle of nowhere with Please remind folks not to him. Should I continue to someone you don’t know drive while on a cellphone. pretend to support him and because it could be danger- -- IDAHO WIDOW hope he fails, or let him ous. What if there is a medi- DEAR WIDOW: Please know that I don’t want to be cal emergency or your com- accept my sympathy for the with a musician? -- OUT OF panion has misrepresented tragic loss of your husband. TUNE IN DAYTON, OHIO BEETLE BAILEY him- or herself? It is important you under- DEAR OUT OF TUNE: Traveling, even with stand that your former It is in neither of your best someone you DO know, can in-laws are angry at the interests for you to continue present problems unless fact that he is dead, and are lying to him because the you have a high degree of looking for someone other truth will come to light compatibility and similar than him to blame for their eventually. He is not the habits. Low-budget tours pain. If your brother-in-law person you dated for 16 are available, and I urge you knew John was on his cell- years, so let him pursue his to research them. phone while driving, then dream. The odds of a 53- I’m sure he carries some year-old man becoming an DEAR ABBY: A few guilt about it. But the fault overnight national sensation weeks ago my husband lies with your husband, rest are long, but after 31 years and I were having an argu- of misery with his ex, please HAGAR THE HORRIBLE his angry soul. ment. He stormed out of P.S. If your letter serves don’t begrudge him. the house and was killed in as a reminder to readers not ■ Write Dear Abby at a wreck while talking to his to use a cellphone -- or text www.DearAbby.com or brother on his cellphone. -- while driving, his death P.O. Box 69440, Los His family blames me for Angeles, CA 90069. HOROSCOPES THE LAST WORD ARIES (March 21-April 22-Dec. 21): Check out 19): You won’t need to be Eugenia Last all your options, but go SNUFFY SMITH aggressive to get your way. for the one that promises Doing your part to make Offer help, suggestions to put the most cash in things happen is all that’s and experience, but don’t your hands. A partnership required. The interest you argue with someone you that offers equality and show in someone will be are connected to personal- strength will help you push reciprocated. Network, ly or emotionally. Creative your way to the top, per- socialize and enjoy people changes at home or in the sonally and professionally. way you handle money who share your humor and Love is in the stars. ★★★ must be considered care- interests. ★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- TAURUS (April 20-May fully. ★★ Jan. 19): Impulse is the 20): Don’t allow situations VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. enemy. Listen carefully to to fester or emotional 22): Don’t allow someone what others say, and keep matters to be drawn out. from your past to ruin your close tabs on the people ZITS Take care of a problem day. Focus on the here and you are in partnership before it has the chance to now and what’s ahead in with both personally and develop into a full-fledged the future. Living in the professionally. Take an disagreement. Focus on past will only hold you unexpected approach to creative solutions that will back. Someone quite dif- what you do and you will ease stress for everyone ferent from you will catch confuse your competition. your interest. involved. ★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ GEMINI (May 21-June LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- 20): Consider the differ- 22): Consider all your Feb. 18): Emotional mat- ence between the way you interests and the places ters will lead to confusion. do things and the way oth- you want visit, and you will If something doesn’t seem ers approach similar situ- come up with an educa- right, ask questions until tional and fun plan that will GARFIELD ations. A change of plans you get an answer. A rela- will help you get back on lead to newfound friends tionship will become better track and renew some of and potential partnerships. once you’ve established the interest someone used Live, love and laugh, and how to allocate responsi- enjoy whatever comes to have in you. ★★★ bilities. Strive for equality. your way. CANCER (June 21-July ★★★ ★★ 22): You will attract a lot SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. PISCES (Feb. 19-March of attention. Don’t give 21): Emotions will surface. 20): Handle your personal anyone reason to point out Finding out where you paperwork and finances your shortcomings or dam- stand may not be what you in an unorthodox manner age your reputation. Focus want to hear initially, but in to end up with additional on creative projects that the end you will discover funds. An opportunity to you are the beneficiary of B.C. allow you to show off. An pick up secret informa- older or younger person something much bigger tion will help you make will add to your responsi- and better. Share ideas a decision that can help with someone you respect. bilities. ★★★★★ you advance. Don’t mix LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): ★★★ business with pleasure. Spread your talent around. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. ★★★★★ CELEBRITY CIPHER

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE April Robinson 0.06 Krista Silcox 0.15 THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Under THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Carnell Hall 0.31 David Byrd 0.74 FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, $100 $ 50 AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, Stephanie Dixon 0.26 Kimberly Reigner 0.22 FLORIDA FLORIDA FLORIDA Victor Pearson 0.15 Ricky Guyden 0.39 CASE NO.: 12-294-CA One item per ad CASE NO.: 2011-CA-265 GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVI- 2Each additional Demarious Wilson 0.72 Roy Roberts 0.07 SPRINGLEAF HOME EQUITY, 4 lines • 6 days line $.25 GREEN TREE SERVICING, LLC, SION Frank Bubnich 0.31 Kimberly Bradshaw 24.68 INC., formerly AMERICAN GEN- Rate applies to private individuals selling 9119 Corporate Lake Drive, Suite CAES NO. 11000534CA personal merchandise totalling $100 or less. Thomas Rountree 0.20 Micheal Blunt 0.81 ERAL HOME EQUITY, INC., Each item must include a price. 175 CITIMORTGAGE, I NC., Plaintiff, Plaintiff, This is a non-refundable rate. Teshe Caudill 0.10 David Norell 0.31 Tampa, Florida 33634 Vs. v. Plaintiff, UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIA- Kiambi Staples 0.21 Dominic Brantley 0.16 Under v. RIES, DEVISEES, ASSIGNEES, Cody McGuigan 0.04 Caleb Gaskins 0.05 WILLIAM D. THOMAS; REBEC- WILLIAM DEWAYNE AL- LIENORS, CREDOTRS, TRUST- David Urioste 0.29 Donald Maddox 0.10 CA M. THOMAS; DISCOVER $500 DRIDGE, THE UNKNOWN EES AND ALL OTHERS WHO Ryan Crews 0.11 Timothy Martin 8.00 BANK; RING POWER CORPORA- $ 10 SPOUSE OF WILLIAM DEW- MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN Raymond Morales 0.17 Elizabeth Perez 0.05 TION, A FLORIDA CORPORA- One item per ad Andrew Mansfield 0.84 Helen Leo2.00 TION; COLUMBIA COUNTY A 10Each additional AYNE ALDRIDGE, n/k/a DEBBIE THE ESTATE OF LAZARO 4 lines • 6 days line $1.10 ALDRIDGE, THE UNITED JORGE LOPEZ, A/K/A LAZARO Dantonia Perkins 0.44 Johnnie Kilby 0.26 POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF Rate applies to private individuals selling THE STATE OF FLORIDA; NA- personal merchandise totalling $500 or less. STATES OF AMERICA, COLUM- LOPEZ A/K/A LAZARO J. LOPEZ, Felisha Messer 0.14 GregoryMacCortney 0.82 Each item must include a price. BIA COUNTY, a political subdivi- DECEASED, AS OWNER, et al. Nancy Garcia 0.06 Johnnie Rhoden 0.35 TAMI HOSPITALS OF FLORIDA, This is a non-refundable rate. sion of The State of Florida, and Defendant. Rictor Smith 0.17 Joshua Bell 0.51 INC., D/B/A LAKE CITY MEDI- THE UNKNOWN TENANT IN NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Thomas Jackson 1.00 Shelly Brock 1.02 CAL CENTER; GRAHAM & SON Under POSSESSION OF ROUTE 17 BOX SALE Warren Rentz 0.58 Rodric Harris 0.63 ELECTRICAL, INC., and CAMPUS 1660, LAKE CITY, FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Jeffery Norris 0.39 Cale Murray 0.31 USA CREDIT UNION, $1,000 $ 75 32055 a/k/a 9694 NW LAKE JEF- suant to a Final Judgment of Foreclo- Sheila Collins 0.05 Peter Chasas 13.85 Defendants. One item per ad FREY ROAD, LAKE CITY, FLOR- sure dated 7/11/12, and entered in Jamie Gibson 0.26 Charles Harry 1.19 NOTICE OF ACTION 16Each additional IDA, 32055, n/k/a GLENDA GIS- 11000534CA of the Circuit Court of 4 lines • 6 days David Gaskins 0.05 Emmery Williams 0.35 TO: WILLIAM D. THOMAS line $1.15 SENDANNER, the Third Judicial Circuit in and for Rate applies to private individuals selling Crystle Anderson 0.86 Joshua Hansen 0.22 Residence Unknown personal merchandise totalling $1,000 or less. Defendants. Columbia County, Florida, wherein Each item must include a price. Steven Bryant 1.77 Dominque Wilson 0.18 455 SW Archie Glen This is a non-refundable rate. NOTICE OF SALE CITIMORTGAGE, INC., is the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Plaintiff and UNKNOWN HEIRS, William Dudley 0.31 Kenneth Smith 0.11 Lake City, Florida THAT, pursuant to Plaintiff’s Final BENEFICIARIES, DEVISEES, AS- Terrence Tolbert 0.29 Tony Jordan 0.08 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action Under Summary Judgment Of Foreclosure SIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDOTRS, Ronnie Hancock 0.01 Burton Beasley 0.04 to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- $2,500 entered in the above-captioned ac- TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHERS David Brink 1.50 Adam Dicks 0.23 lowing property in Columbia Coun- $ 70 tion, I will sell the property situated WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTER- David Glover 0.66 Stanley O'Quinn 0.23 ty, Florida: One item per ad in Columbia County, Florida, descri- EST IN THE ESTATE OF LAZ- Garrett Caldwell 0.30 Joe Byers 0.42 The land referred to in this exhibit is 23Each additional 4 lines • 6 days line $1.45 bed as follows, to wit: ARO JORGE LOPEZ, A/K/A LAZ- Dominque Wilson 4.32 Earl Johnson 0.32 located in the State of Florida in the Rate applies to private individuals selling Commence at the Northeast corner ARO LOPEZ A/K/A LAZARO J . Damien Henderson 0.71 Briana Dale 0.07 County of Columbia in Deed Book personal merchandise totalling $2,500 or less. Each item must include a price. of the Southeast 1/4 of the Southeast LOPEZ, DECEASED; LAZARO Dorey Brown 0.12 Joshua Feagle 0.07 990, Page 32, and more particularly This is a non-refundable rate. 1/4, Section 1, Township 3 South, LOPEZ; JUANA LOPEZ; JORGE Arlie Waldron 1.00 William Hutcherson 0.06 described as follows: Range 15 East, Columbia County, L. LOPEZ; WANDA LOPEZ; UN- Charles Baker 0.39 Billy Joe Tomlinson 0.09 Lot 7, CEDAR HILLS, a subdivision Under Florida and run S89˚15’48”W along KNOWN TENANT #1 N/K/A Lavelle Butler 0.28 Jonathan Keen 0.81 according to the plat thereof as re- the North line of said SE 1/4 of SE JOHN SANDLIN; UNKNOWN Stephen McDonald 0.02 David Stone 0.13 corded in Plat Book 5, Page 134, $4,000 $ 40 1/4 distance of 1031.03 feet to the TENANT #2 N/K/A ASHLEY John Thomas 0.55 Kyle Waltrip 0.30 public records, Columbia County, Easterly Right of Way line of State SANDLIN are the Defendant(s). P. One item per ad Blake Hauss 0.01 Marquis McKinnie 0.13 Florida 27Each additional Road No. 250; thence S38˚19’18”W Dewitt Cason as the Clerk of the Cir- Together with the mobile home situ- 4 lines • 6 days Jeffery Epley 0.01 Daniel Lieupo 0.08 line $1.55 625.00 feet to the Point of Begin- cuit Court will sell to the highest and ated thereon, which is affixed to the Rate applies to private individuals selling ning; thence N51˚40’42”E 420.00 best bidder for cash at 173 NE Her- Kenneth Presnell 0.97 Richard Thomas 3.07 personal merchandise totalling $4,000 or less. aforementioned real property and in- Each item must include a price. feet; thence S38˚19’18”W 260.00 nando Ave., Lake City, FL 32056, at Michael Feliciano 0.23 Travis Pound 1.00 This is a non-refundable rate. feet; thence N51˚40;42”W 420.72 11:00 AM on August 15, 2012, the Steven Green 0.84 Kyle George 0.66 corporated therein feet to said Easterly Right of Way following described property as set Eric Brooks 1.42 801.60 has been filed against you and RE- Under line of State Road No. 250, said forth in said Final Judgment, to wit: Simon Pawlak 0.20 BECCA M. THOMAS; DISCOVER point of being also on the arc of a LOT 15, ROLLING MEADOWS, Ira Sedor 1.55 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED BANK; RING POWER CORPORA- $6,000 $ 40 curve concave to the right having a ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Veronica Moore 0.34 that the above described monies have TION, A FLORIDA CORPORA- been collected, under and by virtue TION; COLUMBIA COUNTY, A One item per ad radius of 1959.86 feet and a central THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN Anthony Lavalley 0.24 30Each additional angle of 1˚33’17” thence Northeast- PLAT BOOK 8, PAGE 45, OF THE James Pickett 1.14 of Florida Statutes, and are currently POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF 4 lines • 6 days line $1.65 erly along the arc of said curve, also PUBLIC RECORDS OF COLUM- Joshua Thomas 0.18 in the possession of the Columbia THE STATE OF FLORIDA; NA- Rate applies to private individuals selling County Detention Center, and you personal merchandise totalling $6,000 or less. said Easterly right of way line, State BIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. Michael Lebeau 0.09 TAMI HOSPITALS OF FLORIDA, Each item must include a price. Road No. 250 a distance of 53.18 Any person claiming an interest in are further notified that a petition has This is a non-refundable rate. Avelizario Vasquez 5.00 INC. D/B/A LAKE CITY MEDI- feet to the Point of Tangency of said the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- Maxell Baggs 0.70 been filed in and for Columbia CAL CENTER; GRAHAM & SON curve thence N38˚19’18”E still along er than the property owner as of the County, Florida, seeking the ELECTRICAL, INC., and CAM- Keith Simmons 0.04 for- said Easterly right of Way line date of the lis pendens must file a A-1 Bail Bonds 100.00 PUS USA CREDIT UNION, and Garage 206.83 feet to the Point of Begin- claim within 60 days after the sale. feiture of said monies, and you are you are required to serve a copy of ning, said lands, lying partially in the Dated this 17th day of July, 2012. Jamal Combs 0.22 hereby directed and required to file Brian Griffin 0.44 any claim you might have and show your written defense, if any, to it on Sale SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 and partially in the P. Dewitt Cason SIDNEY E. LEWIS, ESQUIRE, SW 1/4 of SE 1/4, Section 1, Town- As Clerk of the Court Tammy Searls 0.16 cause why such monies should not ship 3 South Range 15 East. By: -s- B. Scippio Darryl Arnold 0.09 be forfeited on or before September plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 4 lines $ 50 TOGETHER WITH THAT CER- As Deputy Clerk William Clements 0.49 1st, 2012. You are hereby notified to 300 West Adams Street, Suite 300, 3 days TAIN 2000, BELLCREST HOMES If you are a person with a disability Barton Buse 0.06 make such response within twenty Jacksonville, Florida, 32202. within (20) days from the date of this publi- 30 days after the first publication of Includes 2 Signs 17 $ POWERHOUSE 16X80 MOBILE who needs any accommodation in Clendon Brown 0.03 Each additional line 1.65 HOME, SERIAL NUMBER order to participate in this proceed- Billy Bryant 0.01 cation. Unless such monies are this notice, and file the original with GBHMN53367. ing, you are entitled, at no cost to Jeannette Woods 0.49 claimed on or before the aforemen- the Clerk of this Court either before Service Guide at public sale, to the highest and best you, to the provision of certain assis- Gudiel Mendez 2.00 tioned date, the same shall be de- service on plaintiff’s attorney or im- bidder, for cash at the Court Room 1 tance. Persons with a disability who Ennis Fowler 0.14 clared forfeited to Columbia mediately thereafter; otherwise a de- Limited to service type advertis- of the Columbia County Courthouse, need any accommodation to partici- Paul Ott 0.06 County Board of County Commis- fault will be entered against you for ing only. 173 NE Hernando Street, Lake City, pate should call the ADA Coordina- James McKinney 0.06 sioners. Persons having or claiming the relief demanded in the complaint 4 lines, one month....$92.00 Florida 32055, at 11:00 AM (EST), tor, Jacquetta Bradley, P.O. Box Brent Hubert 1.32 any interest in such funds or any por- or petition. $10.80 each additional line on the 1st day of August, 2012. 1569, Lake City, FL 32056, 386- tion of them shall file written claims WITNESS my hand and seal of this Ester Topia 0.16 with the Sheriff of Columbia County Includes an additional $2.00 per If you are a subordinate lien holder 719-7428, at least 7 days before your Court, on the 3rd day of July, 2012. claiming a right to funds remaining scheduled court appearance, or im- Joshua Titterington 0.06 within the time specified, and shall ad for each Wednesday insertion. Billie Dortly 0.05 P. DEWITT CASON from the sale, you must file a claim mediately upon receiving this notifi- make sufficient proof to the Sheriff CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT with the Clerk of Court no later than cation if the time before the sched- Kelli McLees 0.26 of his/her ownership, and upon doing Aristides Hutchinson 0.19 so shall be entitled to receive any BY: B SCIPPIO 60 days after the sale. If you fail to uled appearance is less than 7 days; Deputy Clerk Placing An Ad file a claim, you will not be entitled if you are hearing impaired call (800) Daniel Pope 0.14 part of the monies so claimed.Unless You can call us at 755-5440, to any remaining funds. 955-8771; if you are voice impaired Wakesha Jones 0.05 claim is filed within such a time Milford Palmer 5.00 aforesaid, all claimes in reference 05533690 Monday through Friday from 8:00 Notice to Persons With Disabilities: call (800) 955-8770. If you are a person with a disability Mark Ivey0.30 thereto are forever barred. July 19, 26, 2012 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. who needs any accommodation in 05533876 Talin Jones 0.16 WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL Some people prefer to place their order to participate in this proceed- July 26, 2012 Peyton Cleveland 2.00 on this 25th day of July 2012, at Job classified ads in person, and some ing, you are entitled, at no cost to August 2, 2012 James White 1.53 Columbia County, Florida. ad categories will require prepay- you, to the provision of certain assis- MARK HUNTER, 100 Opportunities Notice is hereby given per Florida Christopher Robinso 1.33 ment. Our office is located at 180 tance. Please contact the Court Ad- Kendrick Anderson 20.00 SHERIFF Statue 98.075(2): BY: SHARON PARKER 05533630 East Duval Street. ministrator's office no later than sev- Ricardo Lee 0.15 en days prior to the proceeding. COLUMBIA COUNTY ● FT & PT PC Tech needed for You can also fax or email your ad BARRY R. BING, JR. Gloria Miller 14.61 DETENTION CENTER busy local shop. Exp required. P. Dewitt Cason Alan Bowles 0.59 copy to the Reporter. Clerk of the Court 264 NW JEFFERSON ST FAX: 386-752-9400 Please By: P.A. Perry LAKE CITY, FL 32055 Jason Carr 0.04 05533869 Send email to: [email protected] direct your copy to the Classified Deputy Clerk Laci Albritton 0.79 July 26, 2012 BRADLEY M. BARRS Department. Carlis Lindsey 0.05 05533758 564 SW BARRS GLEN Pierce Sapp 3.00 EMAIL: classifieds@lakecityre- LAKE CITY, FL 32024 April Holmes 0.34 Office Manager - Lake City porter.com July 19, 26, 2012 Robert Hall 0.26 • Interact with customers to provide and REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL JOHN C. BAZZELL Daniel Yerke 0.20 process information in response to Needed or Required skills: LEASE SPACE 162 SW VERNON WAY Andrew Mansfield 0.05 inquiries, concerns and requests about Deadlines 2012-K LAKE CITY, FL 32024 Vershard Scippio 0.05 Rema Tip Top/Sun Belt Coatings Products • Self motivated, Self Sufficient, and The Columbia County Board of and Services. dependable with daily tasks. Be Sure to Call Early Commissioners (Board) is requesting MATTHEW THOMAS Demetrious McGowan 0.04 • Deal directly with customers either by Managers will not always be onsite. Eric Morris 0.15 telephone, electronically or face to face • High school diploma, general education proposals for office lease space. The 125 SW OXFORD CT • Respond promptly to customer inquiries; degree or equivalent Ad is to Appear: Call by: Fax/Email by: site will require approximately LAKE CITY, FL 32024 Trevarius Ingrahm 0.02 Jerald Givens 5.66 Handle and resolve customer complaints • Good knowledge of customer Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. 10,742 sq. ft. Additional project and • Obtain and evaluate all relevant service principles and practices Tuesday Amanda Levine 1.65 Wednesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. site requirements can be downloaded is potentially ineligible to be regis- information to handle inquiries and • Good computer skills (Navision, MS office Jeremy Randles 0.40 complaints products); Ability to type accurately Wed., 10:00 a.m. Wed., 9:00 a.m. at the following web site: tered to vote. Please respond within Thursday http://www.columbiacountyfla.com/ 30 days of publication of this notice Alicia Lehman 0.27 • Perform customer verifications; Process • Basic understanding and knowledge Friday Thurs., 10:00 a.m. Thurs., 9:00 a.m. PurchasingBids.asp by contacting the Supervisor of Elec- Joshua Todd 0.15 orders, forms, applications and requests of administrative procedures Saturday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. • Direct requests and unresolved issues to • Good oral and written English Deadline for receipt of submittals in tions Office at the address or phone Ruby Matthews 0.56 the designated resource language skills; Interpersonal skills Sunday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. response to this Request is August 2, number below. If no response is re- Joshua Feagle 0.51 • Manage customers’ accounts; Keep records • Excellent communication skills - These deadlines are subject to change without notice. 2012 at 11:00 a.m. Proposals should ceived within 30 days of this publi- Travis Lockwood 0.12 of customer interactions and transactions verbal and written; Good listening skills be mailed to Columbia County cation, it may result in determination Acevedo Caballero 5.00 • Record details of inquiries, comments, • Problem analysis and problem-solving Cancellations, Changes Board of Commissioners, P.O. Box of ineligibility by the supervisor and Mercy Elkins 0.33 complaints and actions taken. capabilities; Attention to detail and 1529, Lake City Fl 32056-1529, or removal of the registered voter’s Ralph Hart 0.19 • Communicate and coordinate with internal accuracy hand delivered to: 135 NE Hernando name from the statewide voter regis- departments • Data collection and ordering; & Billing Questions Jeffery Plummer 0.11 • Place appropriate orders with Vendors Adaptability; Stress tolerance Ave. Suite 203, Lake City, FL tration system. for various production stages. Ad Errors- Please read your ad Kevin Catalan 2.16 32055. Submissions by fax or other Maurice Thomas 0.17 on the first day of publication. electronic media will not be accepted 05533918 No Phone calls, qualified interested candidates please fax credentials to under any circumstances. Late sub- July 26, 2012 Charnauis Queen 1.01 386.755.6290 or e-mail to [email protected], you may be contacted. We accept responsibility for only Heather Haynes 0.44 REMA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. the first incorrect insertion, and missions will not be accepted, but NOTICE OF FOREFEITURE OF will be returned unopened to the Francisco Ramirez 0.13 only the charge for the ad space UNCLAIMED MONIES Natasha Gordon 0.17 sender at the sender’s expense. TO: ANY PERSON, FIRMS, OR in error. Please call 755-5440 The Board reserves the right to ac- Andres Machado 2.67 immediately for prompt correc- CORPORATIONS LISTED BE- cept or reject any and /or all submis- LOW CLAIMING ANY INTEREST Catherine Spranlion 2.55 tion and billing adjustments. sions, to approve or reject any sub- ON UNCLAIMED MONIES: Brandon Allen 0.39 Professional Sales Cancellations- Normal advertising contractors, and to waive any techni- Robert Murphy 0.91 John Talley 0.16 deadlines apply for cancellation. calities or informalities, as deter- Justin CulbreatH 0.60 Tiffany Harnage 4.00 Billing Inquiries- Call 755-5440. mined to be in the best interest of Nathan Reynolds 0.10 Cylde Young 0.80 Board. Kyle Waltrip 0.15 Should further information be Scarlet Frisina Jerrell Griffin 40.00 Associates Needed required regarding payments or Walter Allen 29.20 Robert Sparrow 6.05 Chair Rita Scippio 0.34 credit limits, your call will be trans- 7/19-7/26 Johnny Williams 0.87 Alejandro Mendoza 0.25 William Guernsey 0.18 ferred to the accounting depart- BCC Donald Meisky 0.10 ment. Jeffery Plummer 0.15 No experience necessary. Stanley Shaw 0.02 Cody Lane 0.57 General Information 05533810 Travis Harrington 0.11 Harold Stamper 0.20 July 19, 26, 2012 David Ford 7.00 Anthony Skinner 0.16 STRONG desire to succeed Advertising copy is subject to Jernetric Carter 5.00 Theodore Ball 0.03 approval by the Publisher who Rolando Salazar 0.57 Marcus Marshall 0.20 needed. Extremely aggressive reserves the right to edit, reject, REPORTER Classifieds Nicholas Harrell 0.13 Madison Race 0.12 or classify all advertisements under Theodore Ball 1.15 Paul Haug6.00 pay plan. Health and dental appropriate headings. Copy should In Print and On Line Dennis Parker 0.60 Antorria Jackson 300.00 be checked for errors by the Amy Wyche 0.53 Ronald Allbritton 0.44 advertiser on the first day of pub- www.lakecityreporter.com Ryan Walker 0.33 Sheppard Dixon 0.07 insurance available. lication. Credit for published errors Alphonso Hughes 0.07 Jimmy Green 0.02 Willie Mitchell 0.56 will be allowed for the first insertion Lake City Reporter Classifieds Jonathan Howard 0.13 EOE. Classifieds dial-a-pro Carl Peil 0.11 James Allen 0.05 for that portion of the advertisement Chain Williams 0.03 which was incorrect. Further, the Reporter Service Directory Richard Withers 0.19 386-755-5440 To place a Reporter Service Directory Ad in Columbia and surrounding Counties Ted Ortloff 0.70 Apply in person with Highlight Your Reporter Service Directory Ad With Artwork-Ask Your Representative For Details Aaron Robbins 0.34 Publisher shall not be liable for any Jordy Smith 0.03 omission of advertisements ordered Robert Eggleton 0.19 Johnnie Collins 7.72 Christina Grant 3.00 Dino or Jeffrey at to be published, nor for any general, Raymond Dalton 0.31 special or consequential damages. David Byrd 2.00 Services Williams Cobb 0.30 Cheyenne Reynoso 3.78 Advertising language must comply Jason Williamson 0.06 Rountree-Moore with Federal, State or local laws Eric Hoffman 0.09 Lawns 4 Less Randy Grefton 4.00 Alisa Simpson 60.00 regarding the prohibition of discrimi- Joshua Feagle 0.67 Chevrolet, nation in employment, housing and Why Pay More. No Contract. Sarah Thomas 1.25 Senior Discount. Free Estimate. Johnnie Rhoden 0.34 Shannon Jenkins 0.35 public accommodations. Standard Jayna Carter 0.62 abbreviations are acceptable; how- Call 386-365-6228 John Sullivan 0.16 Cadillac and Nissan Curtis Parrish 0.12 David Medlock 0.63 ever, the first word of each ad may Roof Repairs Jay Milton 0.36 not be abbreviated. Charles Knight 0.75 Shingles, Metal, and Flat Decks. Samuel Harrell 0.09 Regan Joss 0.32 4316 US Hwy 90W Starting at $50.00. Valentin Martinez 4.57 Joshua Smith 0.17 In Print and Online Contact Roger at 386-365-4185 Ashley Shafer 0.13 Lake City, FL www.lakecityreporter.com Jeremy Rolda 0.24 Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, JULY 26, 2012 5B Job Job Mobile Home Unfurnished 100 Opportunities 100 Opportunities 620 Lots for Sale 730 Home For Rent 810 Home for Sale 810 Home for Sale

05533852 TALL TREES & beautiful pasture. Totally Refurbished, 2/1 duplex, 4/3- 3,786 sq. ft., 2 additional HUNTER'S PARADISE Deer & Well kept DW w/ split floor plan, w/ deck & garage 1300 sq ft, W/D rooms could be bedrooms, media turkey roam this tract. 3/2 brick walkin closets, workshop. MLS hook up, CH/A, $700 month room, $254,900. MLS#79905 home, fenced pasture. MLS 80851. 80899 Robin Williams Hallmark 386-965-2407 or 386-758-5881 REO Realty Group, Call Ginger Parker Hallmark Real Estate (386)365-5146 Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 Real Estate 386-365-2135

Lake City & Alachua locations Mobile Homes Business & 5.91 acres, partially cleared. From RENTAL INVESTMENT Near IMMEDIATE OPENING 750 Office Rentals Charles Springs & Suwannee Riv- schools, doctors, town activity. are now accepting Breakfast Attendant 630 for Rent resumes for er. $20,500. MLS#80961 Tiled kitchen, nice deck on back. 4:30am – 11:30 am 2BR/2BA MH 05532259 REO Realty Group, $55,900 Call Ginger Parker Experienced Managers. Days Vary No phone calls please!!! Submit Water & Garbage included No OFFICE SPACE for Lease Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 386-365-2135 MLS 80750 Industry Standard Benefits 576 sq' $450/mth resumes to Pets. $550. mo. $450. Sec. Dep. 6.45 Acres, River Front on Must Be Self Motivated with 386-752-9898 or 386-365-3633 700 sq' at $8.00 sq' [email protected] Excellent Customer Service Skills 1785 sq' at $7.00 sq' Suwannee River, 3 lots, Hamilton Farms & or fax to 352-387-0011 Apply In Person 3BR/2BA DWMH on 1 acre 8300 sq' at $7.00 sq' County $75,000. MLS#77414 820 Acreage 450 SW Florida Gateway Drive private lot, 1st+last+dep required also Bank Building REO Realty Group, 05533872 Excellent Locations Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 200 ACRES - 5 miles NE of Live Lake City, FL 32024 located in Ellisville. No pets. Oak. Half Wooded & Pasture with HOLIDAY INN & SUITES NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Contact 352-870-5144 Tom Eagle, GRI Lake City’s only full service (386) 961-1086 DCA Realtor Coldwell Banker Bishop Agency fish lake. Creek flows through hotel is seeking the following P/T MANAGEMENT Mobile Homes Brand New Underway in Mayfair, property, Plenty of deer & turkey. Positions: OPPORTUNITIES Brick, 3br/2ba split plan. Will Finance 386-364-6633 640 for Sale 05533805 MLS #80025, $171,900 ● Café Server Seeking Qualified & Experienced Management to join 17,000 SQ FT + WAREHOUSE Elaine Tolar 386-755-6488 Owner Financed land with only ● Room Attendant BIG FAMILY SPECIAL! 7 Acres of Land $300 down payment. Half to ten ac our Team. Strong Leadership New 2013 4/2 Jacobsen $47,995. Sale $195,000, Rent $1,500 mo. ● Front Desk Agent Skills & Personnel Mgn’t needed. Coldwell Banker Bishop Agency lots. Deas Bullard/BKL Properties Must have experience Only 8 More at this Low Price! Tom Eagle, GRI MH Enclosed w/ stucco. 3br/2ba, 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com Pay Ranges from $8-$16/HR Can’t go a dime cheaper! Del-set- (386) 961-1086 DCA Realtor gas fireplace, Pole Barn, New roof. Apply in person Mon-Fri 12-5pm And Benefits are Available. 213 SW Commerce Dr. ac-shirting and steps. North Pointe, MLS #81043, $62,900 Apply online Gainesville 352-872-5566. Hours Elaine Tolar 386-755-6488 Investment EOE/DFWP. @ mcstate.com/alachua or call For Rent or Lease: Former Doc- Sat till 7 PM Sunday 10-3 tors office, Former professional 860 Property 386-755-2475 Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty DEAL FELL THROUGH! office & Lg open space: avail on 2 ACRES of land with 8,000 sf. 05533909 MECHANIC for busy truck shop. East Baya Ave. Competitive rates. Well Maintained 1512 sqft, recent OPS Event Assistant/Museum $55,900 Buys New 2012 Town remodeling (Kitchen & floors) building. $80,000. Located in Experience required with own Home 32x80 4/2 Entertainer Weekdays 386-984-0622 Olustee. Owner Financing Guide - Part Time tools. Southern Specialized evenings/weekends 497-4762 $89,000. MLS# 79838, Mary $8.00 per hour home. YES $55,900 Delivered and Brown Whitehurst 965-0887 possible. 904-318-7714. 386-752-9754 Set on your property. Below Fac- tory Cost. North Pointe, Gaines- For Sale or Lease Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Stephen Foster State Park is One Position Open Preschool/Childcare Building, Recreational seeking a highly motivated, hard For an Industrial Supply Co. ville. 352-872-5566. Hardy board home w/ 2 master Duties to include: Customers Turnkey Ready. For more suites, split plan, huge great room 951 Vehicles working team player to join an Handyman Special - 2br/2ba Information call 386-365-3329 enthusiastic team of personnel Service, AP/AR, Purchasing, Moble Home starting at $350 to $170,000 MLS# 80458, Mary 2005 27’ FIFTH and volunteers in the position of Estimating and Other clerical own. Family Community. Office Space For Rent 750 SW Brown Whitehurst 965-0887 WHEEL CAMPER duties. Must be able to Multi task Double slide out, good condition, OPS Events Assistant/Museum 305-984-5511 or 386-344-0830 Main Blvd. Across the street from Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Guide (40 hours/week). This is and have computer skills. Please North Florida Eye Care. 900 sqft. $15,900. Contact 904-259-2894 apply in person: 3631 US 90 East HOME ON HIGH LAND Pictu- Almost 1 acre, with 18x20 metal a non career service position resque roll down to tree shaded 386-288-4868 building on slab, electric, cleared, that requires working weekends Lake City FL, Quality Mill GAS GOLF CART Service, or email to: creek. 3/2 DW on 1.25 acres with partially fenced. MLS# 80458, Fast, 20 hp motor, 25” tires, new and holidays. Benefits not Office Space For Rent $35,000. Sherry Ratliff 365-8414 [email protected] detached carport $78,000 Call Excellent Location 3000 sqft front seat, rear seat.$3,500 Firm provided. This position requires Paula Lawrence 386-623-1973 an individual that possesses Part Time Bookkeeper for Law 155 NW Enterprise Way, Lake COWBOY ESTATE on 25 acres, Call (386) 623-3923 Palm Harbor Village excellent computer and writing Office. Experience with Book- City. US Hwy 90 West, 1 mile large workshop, horse stalls, in LAKE CITY REPORTER skills and to be able to function keeping including Accounts 4/2 From 499 Mo Loaded from I-75. Contact 386-755-9457. ground pool, cross fenced. MLS both independently and as a Payable & Accounts Receivable. 3/2 From 399 Mo Loaded 80178 call Janet Creel-Hallmark team player. Pay Commensurate with Homes on Your Lot 0 Down Office Space for rent. High traffic Real Estate (386)623-1973. Experience. Send Resume to Of- 800-622-2832 ext 210 area with all utilities furnished Duties include, but are not limit- including high speed internet. Fabulous Home, LCC Club. fice Manager, P.O. Box 1029, THIS MONTHT’S SPECIAL! 4br/3ba, Interior Renovations, ed to; answering telephones, Lake City, Florida 32056. New 2013 Jacobsen 28x52 3/2 Various size offices available. filing, maintaining budgets, Call Dale DeRosia @623-3004. 2,328 sqft. $159,900. MLS#78637 Sales Position only $44,995 del-set-ac-skirting REO Realty Group, computer and data entry, writing and steps. Not a dime lower. Best media releases, staffing special Available for motivated individual. Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 Rountree -Moore Toyota, Great Price Pricing! Only 10 at this events, receiving and conducting LOW Price! North Pointe Homes, 805 Lots for Sale HIGH SPRINGS COUNTRY visitors through the visitor cen- benefits, paid training/vacation. Exp. a plus but not necessary. Gainesville, Fl., Hwy 441. Call Natural setting close to Santa Fe ter, providing information about PUBLISHER'S NOTE 755-5440 755-5445 Today 352-872-5566. River. Compact. MLS 80894. Call Classifieds Circulation park facilities and events; per- Call Anthony Cosentino All real estate advertising in this 386-623-7442 Now Open Sunday 10-3! Teresa Spradley Hallmark Real This Reporter Works For You! forming janitorial duties and newspaper is subject to the fair Estate- (386)365-8343 other related duties as required. Seeking cashier for Internet Cafe. housing act which makes it illegal F/T flexible hours. Background Unfurnished Apt. to advertise "any preference, A Class E valid driver’s license check and References Needed. 710 For Rent limitation, or discrimination based is required. Applications are Must have your own transportation on race, color, religion, sex, available online at https://peo- 1BD/1BA - $500 month Send reply to Box 05091, C/O The $200 Security Deposit, disability, familial status or nation- plefirst.myflorida.com. Re- Lake City Reporter, P.O. Box al origin; or any intention to make sumes are not accepted unless Utilities included, in town, 1709, Lake City, FL, 32056 Call Chris 386-365-2515 such preference, limitation or accompanied with a State of discrimination." Familial status Small historic non-denominational Florida Employment Applica- 2 Bedroom / 1 Bath Apts for rent includes children under the age of tion. church with a heart for children is in Live Oak. 18 living with parents or legal seeking a pianist for Sunday Call for price. Contact custodians, pregnant women and Submit Application no later than services. Please contact 386-623-3404 & 386-362-9806 people securing custody of chil- Tuesday July 31, 2012 to the 904-259-4194 if interested. dren under the age of 18. This following: 2/1 w/garage & washer/dryer Wee Care of Columbia City hookups. East side of town, newspaper will not knowingly is looking for Professional VPK accept any advertising for real es- Elaine McGrath, Events Call for details Qualified Teachers holding a CDA 386-755-6867 tate which is in violation of the Coordinator or Higher. Experience Necessary. law. Our readers are hereby in- Stephen Foster Folk Culture Fax Resume to 754-2262 or 2BD/1BA Duplex Top to Bottom formed that all dwellings adver- Center State Park Apply in person. Renovation. $625.00 per month. tised in this newspaper are availa- Post Office Drawer G NO PETS. 1st/Last/Security. ble on an equal opportunity basis. White Springs, Florida 32096 Medical 386-867-9231 To complain of discrimination call 120 Employment 2BR/1.5 BA w/garage HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, DEP only hires US Citizens or 5 minutes from VA hospital and the toll free authorized aliens and is an EEO Busy Family Practice Office seeks Timco. Call for details. telephone number to the hearing / ADA / VP employer. Section motivated, experienced person for 386-365-5150 impaired is 1-800-927-9275. 110.128, F.S. prohibits the em- FT Nursing Asst. Position. A Landlord You Can Love! ployment of any male required Fax resumes to (386) 719-9494. to register with Selective Serv- 2 br Apts $600. & up + sec. Great Home for Sale ice System under the US Milita- area. CH/A washer/dryer hookups. 810 Schools & 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 ry Selective Service Act. 3br/2b, 1860 sqft. DW on 5 acres 240 Education Amberwood Hills Apts. plus above ground pool. Private Patio area. Beautiful yard. $125,000. MLS#80543 Bookkeeper/Assist.- Excellent 05533645 Washer/dryer hkup. Free water & REO Realty Group, Interested in a Medical Career? sewer. 1/1, 2/1. Move in special. CSR skills. Quicken /QB Experi- offers Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 ence Req. Fax resume to 888-370- Express Training 386-754-1800. wwwmyflapts.com courses for beginners & exp 3379. Pay Based on Experience. Columbia Arms Apt. located 4/3 Home on 56 acres, fenced, 1/2 mi from V.A. & Winn Dixie. 5,000 sqft warehouse 4br/3ba, Customer Service Position • Nursing Assistant, $479 2764 sqft. $550,000. MLS#78420 Available immediately - strong next class-07/16/12 & 7/23/12 Pet Friendly. Pool , laundry & balcony. REO Realty Group, customer service skills required. Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 [email protected] • Phlebotomy national certifica- 386-754-1800. www.myflapts.com tion, $800 next class-09/10/12 DRIVERS Great area W of I-75, spacious deluxe 2br apts, some w/garage. TRACTOR/TRAILER • LPN 09/10/12 Flatbed drivers to run FL/GA/SC. W/D hookups, patio, $600-750 + REQ: Class A CDL, 3 yrs. current Fees incl. books, supplies, exam Sec. 386-965-3775 or 965-5560 T/T exp.,at least 6 mos. F/B exp., fees. Call 386-755-4401 or Greentree Townhouse good MVR, must pass drug test expresstrainingservices.com Move In Madness. 2/1, 2/1.5. Free (DOT & hair). BENEFITS: Ins. water & sewer. Balcony & patio. (health,life, dental & vision), Laundry. Behind Kens on Hwy 90. 5 paid holidays, Vacation,Safety 386-754-1800 wwwmyflapts.com Bonus. Call Atlantic Truck Lines Pets & Supplies at (904) 353-4723 for more 310 Gorgeous, Lake View. details M-F (8-3). 2br/1ba Apartment. CH/A FREE CAT - 1 year old, $450. mo $585 dep. No pets F/T PERSONAL ASSISTANT Female. 5 toes, inside only, 386-344-2170 needed. Must have bachelor’s UTD, all shots. Contact 386-344-4495 Redwine Apartments degree and must be proficient Pets welcome. with 5 complexes, with computers and modern day FREE KITTENS we have a home for you. electronic devices. Must reside in Playful, Loveable, Weaned, 386-754-1800. Lake City or be willing to relocate. Litter Trained. www.myflapts.com Fax resume to 386-487-1232. Contact 386-438-8557 Updated Apt, FULL-TIME TELLER Free to good home, one orange, w/tile floors/fresh paint. Full-Time Position in one white and light gray. Litter Great area. Lake City branch. trained, 8 weeks old, 386-752-9626 Strong customer service skills, Contact 386-288-2504 highvolume cash handling or teller Wayne Manor Apts. experience and professional PUBLISHER'S NOTE Spacious 2bedroom appearance REQUIRED. Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs washer/dryer. 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