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161st YEAR • NO. 89 AUGUST 12, 2015 CLEVELAND, TN 26 PAGES • 50¢ Chief finalists to ‘go through ringer’ Larry Wallace gives update on police process By BRIAN GRAVES Nave has not had any criminal accusations "I think one of the things that has meant so Banner Staff Writer leveled against him, but both men remain on much to me is that everything that has taken administrative leave from the department pend- place with my thoughts to the City Council has Cleveland police consultant Larry Wallace said ing the findings of an internal affairs investiga- been a 7-0 vote," he said. "They have tried to Tuesday the three finalists for the position of the tion. support what I'm trying to do. It means a lot to city's chief of police "will go through the ringer." Wallace recalled when his friend of more than me." Wallace gave his first extended public state- 50 years, Mayor Tom Rowland, called him on He said both the Council's and City Manager ments at the Rotary Club of Cleveland following behalf of the City Council. Janice Casteel's support meant a lot to him. the revelations that CPD Officers Carl Walls and "I really didn't know what to say," Wallace "On the surface, you know what the problems Chad Nave allegedly had extramarital affairs in a recalled. "I had been reading in the papers and are because you read the papers and see it on Gatlinburg cabin. seeing on TV the events that had occurred. When TV," Wallace said. "But to really find out what's Walls has been accused of sexual assault — Tom hung up on me, I decided just to go ahead going on and find out what changes need to be Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES charges that are now under investigation by the and do it because I knew he was serious and made, you have to listen and not talk," Wallace CLEVELAND POLICE CONSULTANT Larry Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. He has reaching out for help." said. Wallace discussed problems at the Cleveland admitted an affair, but denied any criminal He said he has reached his five-month He said he had "the privilege" of speaking to Police Department during the Rotary Club of wrongdoing through a statement by his attorney, anniversary in his new role, and called it "a work Cleveland’s Tuesday luncheon. James Logan. in progress." See FINALISTS, Page 8 Inside Today Cowpea Animal Festival control is slated debate Sept. 12 Announcements returns coming on event City is offering By LARRY C. BOWERS Bears sharpen claws Banner Staff Writer $300,000 plan Discussions at Tuesday By JOYANNA LOVE The Bradley Central Bears con- evening’s Charleston City Banner Senior Staff Writer tinued their march toward opening Commission meeting were mostly night with an afternoon scrim- about an event a month ahead. Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Combining animal control for mage against Farragut inside The community’s fourth annu- ACCEPTING THE LOCAL Tennessee Small Business Development Center’s annual Rising Star the city and county is getting dis- Bear Stadium. The Bears and al International Cowpea Festival Award, Tasteful Gatherings catering company owners Dee Johnston, right, and Shari Lovsey cussion again. Cleveland Blue Raiders split and Cookoff is scheduled one address a congratulatory crowd gathered for a Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce event. During the ad hoc committee matches on the golf links. The month from today, Saturday, meeting Tuesday, Cleveland Vice Tennessee Volunteers may be Sept. 12, at the Charleston City Mayor George Poe emphasized the without the services of offensive Park. Activities are expected to city was not interested in chang- guard Marcus Jackson for the begin around 10 a.m. ing the level of service provided to season. See Sports, Pages 19-21. Melissa Woody of the Rising Star Award city residents. Cleveland-Bradley County This time, the city has offered Back-to-school Chamber of Commerce attended the same service as the prior con- Tuesday’s meeting with an Tasteful Gatherings wins TSBDC honor tract for $300,000. time for locals update on this year’s festival. Ironically, this is the same According to history, sharing how the center sees some 200 busi- amount the county offered the city Now that classroom doors By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Charleston was once known as Banner Staff Writer ness owners as clients each year. to take over the service in April. have reopened in both public the “Cowpea Capital of the United “There’s two or three that always stand out, The city of Cleveland did not school systems, it’s a return to States.” Tasteful Gatherings, a Cleveland-based and this was one of those,” Hudson said. “They accept the offer. education — for students, par- Cowpea is the general name for catering business, has won the local have seen an increase in sales this year versus “We want to do what is right. If ents, teachers and the communi- black-eyed peas, field peas, crow- Tennessee Small Business Development last year by 38 percent.” we could consolidate (that would ty. Check out some thoughts der peas, Southern peas, silver- Center’s annual Rising Star Award. The TSBDC in Cleveland is one of 14 service be good),” Bradley County about it in today’s editorial on hull peas, purple-hull peas and Owners Dee Johnston and Shari Lovsey centers scattered throughout the state to help Commissioner Tom Crye said. Page 18. cream peas. The cowpea, known accepted the award from Cleveland TSBDC small businesses. Affiliated with the U.S. The County Commission mem- scientifically as avigna unguicu- Executive Director David Hudson during a cof- Small Business Administration, they help own- bers of the committee said they Forecast lata, got its common name fee gathering for members of the ers with everything from beginning business would take the offer to the finance because the peas were first fed to Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce plans to marketing. committee. livestock as a strong source of Tuesday morning. In 2013, the city asked for Hudson began the award presentation by See RISING STAR, Page 8 See COWPEA FESTIVAL, Page 8 See ANIMAL CONTROL, Page 8

Today looks to be sunny, with a CASA’s director Technology high near 86. Tonight should see mostly clear skies, with a low around 63. Thursday’s forecast accepts position gets county calls for a high near 87, with sunny skies. Thursday night should see board focus mostly clear skies, with a low in Savannah, Ga. By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG around 65. By TONY EUBANK Banner Staff Writer Sunset: 8:33 p.m. Banner Staff Writer Sunrise: 6:59 a.m. There could come a time when CASA of Bradley/Polk County Executive all the students in a Bradley Director Suzanne Wisdom recently announced her County school have continuous Index resignation, and on Tuesday evening the Court access to a school-supplied elec- Appointed Special Advocates staff, volunteers and tronic device. Classified...... 23-25 board members gathered before the organization’s The Bradley County Board of Comics...... 16 monthly training session to bid her farewell. Education discussed that possibil- Editorials...... 18 Wisdom has been working with CASA since ity during its work session Banner photos, TONY EUBANK Horoscope...... 16 2008 and initially operated the Cleveland office Tuesday night. when the local CASA was still a part of CASA SUZANNE WISDOM STANDS with staff volunteers outside of the CASA annex on The board first heard a presen- Lifestyles...... 13-15 Corridor of East Tennessee, before branching out Broad Street. From left are Sarah Anderson; Liz Riley; court liaison Angela Neblett; Jeri tation from the school system’s Obituaries...... 2 and starting up the CASA of Bradley County office Moody; public relations and events coordinator Kelly Auberry; field case manager technology coaches, staff members Stocks...... 4 Joshua Smith; Wisdom; interim director Andrea Chase; office coordinator Samantha Sports...... 19-21 See CASA, Page 8 Young; and AmeriCorps VISTA Andria Seals. See TECHNOLOGY, Page 10 TV Schedule...... 17 Weather...... 11 Around Town ‘Manage change’ Millennials take Francis Price thankful to be back home ... Turner Jackson a key in today’s stage as the next delivering water on the “Maupin Mobile” ... Dr. Gary Voytik watch- ‘Great Generation’ ing a UT video ... Gary Ownbey world: Seymour hauling chains inside Bear By LARRY C. BOWERS By LARRY C. BOWERS Stadium ... Ashlyn and Addison Banner Staff Writer Banner Staff Writer Stuman getting ready for second The next “Great Generation” was showcased and fourth grade, respectively ... Dr. Bill Seymour, president of Cleveland State at Tuesday’s final session of this year’s first- David Davis singing “I can see Community College, was a presenter on the ever “Peak Performance” business symposium clearly now ...” after eye surgery final day of an earth-breaking business sympo- at Lee University. ...Tammy Bryson being “gently sium sponsored by his school and Lee The symposium was a joint effort by Lee reminded” of the speed limit on University. University and Cleveland State Community Lower River Road. The two-day symposium, which concluded Tuesday, was held in the Humanities Center on College. Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS Coordinated by Dr. Guy DeLoach of Lee the Lee campus. Expected to become an annual EMPLOYMENT RECRUITER David Velie moderated a panel dis- event, the next business-industry symposium University and Rick Creasy and Alyssa Douglas cussion on millennials at the end of this year’s “Peak Performance” business symposium Tuesday on the Lee University campus. See MILLENNIALS, Page 8 6489076 75112 See SEYMOUR, Page 10 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Wilma Elrod Above all things, he loved his family and spending time with Wilma “Cricket” Grady Elrod, them. 72, of Cleveland, died Tuesday, In addition to his mother and OBITUARIES Aug. 11, 2015, in a local hospital. father, he is preceded in death by (USPS 117-700) Survivors and funeral arrange- one sister, Ruby lee Kinchen. Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office ments will be announced by He is survived by his wife of POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. 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player. David Bass He was the son of the late David Bass, 76, a resident of Lloyd Laboris Mummert and Effie Cleveland, passed away at his Bachman Mummert. He was also home on Friday, Aug. 7, 2015. preceded in death by his three He was a veteran and a sharp- Jack Russell Lee Sr. brothers: Sterling Mummert, shootr of the United States Army. Jack Russell Lee Sr., 90, of Clyde Mummert, and Gerald He could always be found watch- Apison, died this morning, Mummert. ing NASCAR and football, and Wednesday Aug. 12, 2015, in a He is survived by his wife, was known for being outgoing Knoxville hospital. Sylvia Mummert of Georgetown; and funny. Survivors and arrangements two children: Sharon Lee of He was preceded in death by will be announced by Companion Highland V. Nage, Texas, and his parents, Barney and Johnnie Funeral Home. Lloyd Allen Mummert and wife, Bass; his siblings: Raymond Michele, of Georgetown; four “Buck”, Juanita, and B.C.; his grandchildren: Cindy Lee, Angela great-grandson, Skylar Wehunt; Clausen and husband, Mike, and his niece, Becky Powell. Marissa Nobles and husband, He leaves behind to cherish Tyler and Lloyd Matthew his memory his loving wife of 53 Mummert and wife, Kacie; and years, Bobbie Bass; children: Charles Edward Hawkins six great-grandchildren. James “Jimmy” (Ashley) Bass, A gathering of friends and fam- Cheryl (James) Wehunt, and Charles Edward Hawkins, 87, ily will be held from 5 p.m. to 7 Julie Edwards; sister, Louise of Cleveland, passed away on Travis Ward McCoin p.m. Sunday, Aug. 16, 2015, at Interrante; grandchildren: Corey Saturday, Aug. 8, 2015. Travis Ward McCoin, 28, of the family home located at 881 Wehunt, Josh Lang, Dillon (Mary He was born on March 23, Cleveland died unexpectedly Dean Drive, N.W., Georgetown, Kate) Lang, Christopher (Kalley) 1928, to the late David and Myrta Monday, Aug. 10, 2015. TN, 37336. James Parks Jr. Bass, Ashley Bass, Ciara Hawkins. He is survived by his brother, The family suggests that in lieu James “J.C.” Parks Jr. 80, a Edwards and Brad (Misti) He was a lifelong resident of Nathan M. McCoin, of Sandy of flowers that donations be resident of Cleveland, passed Edwards; nine great-grandchil- this area and retired from Brown Springs, Ga.; his mother, Donna made to Hospice of Chattanooga away on Thursday night, Aug. 6, dren; a lifelong friend, Robert Stove Works after 42 years of W. McCoin, The Villages, Fla.; Foundation, P.O. Box 19269, 2015, at his home. Brimer; and several extended service. and his father, George N. Chattanooga, TN 37416. He was always known for his family and friends. Rena Mae Davis He loved being outdoors and McCoin, of Cleveland. Ralph Buckner Funeral Home love for fishing, and making his There will be no public service Rena Mae Davis, 79, a resi- working in his garden. Above all He was a lifelong resident of and Crematory is in charge of the garden. at this time. dent of Georgetown, passed things, he will be remembered Cleveland and a 2004 graduate arrangements. He was preceded in death by You are encouraged to share a away Monday, Aug. 10, 2015, for, he was a loving husband, of Cleveland High School. A We invite you to send a mes- his parents, James and Gladys memory of David and/or your in a Chattanooga health care father, grandfather, and great- music lover, he played tuba in the sage of condolence and view the Bowman Parks; and three broth- personal condolences with his facility. grandfather. CHS Marching and Concert Mummert family guestbook at ers: Lonnie LeRoy Parks, Jan family by visiting his memorial She was a member of the In addition to his mother and Bands. He attended the www.ralphbuckner.com. Parks and Charles Parks . web page and guestbook at Elkmont Baptist Church. father, he is preceded in death by University of Tennessee He is survived by his wife, www.companionfunerals.com. She was retired from one brother, Freddie Hawkins. Chattanooga and Cleveland Vivian; two sisters: Judy Parks Companion Funeral Home and Duracell Battery. She enjoyed He leaves behind to cherish State Community College. and Marcella Parks; and a the Cody family are honored to gardening and cooking and she his memory his wife of 63 years, He was kind, gentle, and daughter, Debra Parks; sister-in- assist the Bass family with his loved picking blackberries with Estelle Hawkins; four daughters: loved. His friends were dear to law, Shirley Hursh; and several arrangements. her grandson. Nancy (Charlie) Reagan; Bonnie him; his greatest joy was time nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death (John) Stevenson; Sandra spent with friends. He died with A Home-Going service is by her parents, Luther Thomas Lindsey; Karen (Danny) Bonner; many hopes and aspirations planned for Friday, August 14, and Louise Noblett Collins. one son, Doyle (Jenny) Hawkins; unfulfilled. He struggled with Stan Murphy 2015, at noon in the chapel of She is survived by her loving six grandchildren: Christopher health issues that culminated in a Stan Murphy, 75, of Cleveland, Companion Funeral Home, 2419 husband of 62 years, Samuel Reagan, Christy Thomas, diagnosis of schizophrenia or died Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 11, Georgetown Road NW. C. Davis; three children: Randy Jonathan Stevenson, Nathaniel schizoaffective disorder. This 2015, in a local hospital. Interment will follow in the Davis, Cindy Hyde and Greg Bonner, Andrew Bonner, and neurotransmitter illness robbed Survivors and arrangements Chattanooga National Cemetery Davis, all of Georgetown; three Stephen Lindsey; three great- him of college and more. After will be announced by Companion at 2 p.m. grandchildren: Angela Gibson, granddaughters: Mackenzie and years of effort, he recently was Funeral Home. The family will receive friends Cole Hyde and Jason Davis; Kayli Reagan, McKenzie much improved and hoping to at the funeral home on Friday and five great-grandchildren: Stevenson; three sisters: Ruth find employment when his life from 11 a.m. until the service Travis Davis, Bailey Davis, Ensley, Betty Bishop, and Irene was cut short by other health time at noon. Chloe Davis, Dylan Gibson and Reagan; and two brothers: Burt issues. The lack of evidence- You are encouraged to share a Dru Gibson; two brothers: Hawkins, and Ennis Hawkins. based medicine in treating men- memory of J.C. and/or your per- Jackie Collins of Cleveland and A private family visitation will tal health problems leaves health sonal condolences with his family Johnny Collins and his wife, be held and the interment will be providers with limited options. by visiting his memorial guest- Patricia, of Tullahoma; and sis- held at Sugar Creek Cemetery. Research is needed to develop book at www.companionfuner- ter, Jeanette Benefield and You are invited to share a per- the means of gathering medical als.com. husband, Mac, Alvin, of Texas; sonal memory of Charles or your evidence to effectively treat this two special friends: Faye condolences with his family at his illness. Cooley and Dale Bradford; and online memorial located at The family requests memorials numerous nieces and www.companionfunerals.com. to: National Alliance of Mental nephews. Companion Funeral and Illness, 1101 Kermit Drive, Suite The funeral will be held Cremation Service and the Cody 605, Nashville, TN 37217, or The Thursday, Aug. 13, 2015, at 2 family are honored to assist the Doctor Joseph Y. and Evelyn K. p.m. at Grissom-Serenity Hawkins family with these McCoin Scholarship Fund, Funeral Home with Pastor arrangements. Cleveland State Foundation Johnny Hood officiating. The family requests that in lieu Cleveland State Community Interment will follow in of flowers donations be made in College, P.O. Box 3570, More Obituaries Hilcrest Memorial Gardens with Charles’ memory to the American Cleveland, TN 37320-3570 Page 3 Cole Hyde, Travis Davis, Jason Heart Association located at 1101 Visitation will be at Ralph Davis, Bailey Davis, Matt Northchase Parkway, Suite 1, Buckner Funeral Home from 4 to Jeff Blair Dillion and Johnny Ledwell Marietta, Ga. 30067-6411. 6 p.m. on Thursday, followed by Jeff Blair, 49, of Riceville, serving as pallbearers. a short memorial service at 6:30. passed away unexpectedly on The family will receive We invite you to send a mes- Saturday, Aug. 8, 2015. friends Wednesday, Aug. 12, sage of condolence and view the A lifelong resident of McMinn 2015, from 5 until 8 p.m. funer- McCoin family guestbook at LOTTERY County, he was of the Christian al home. www.ralphbuckner.com. faith. He had owned and operated NUMBERS AAAA Pawn Shop, in Athens, for the past 16 years. He enjoyed Samantha ‘Star’ Norman motorcycles, martial arts, golf- Star Norman, 48, a resident of ing, cooking, camping, and Georgetown, passed away (AP)— These lotteries were spending time with friends and Monday, Aug. 10, 2015, at the drawn Tuesday: family. He loved life to the fullest hospice facility in Chattanooga. and will be sorely missed by all Paul T. Deal She was survived by her father Tennessee who knew him. and mother, Bill and Mollie Cash 3 4 evening: 1-2-8, Lucky Paul T. Deal, 66, of Etowah, He was preceded in death by Denton of Georgetown; her hus- Sum: 11 his father, Pat Blair, and stepfa- passed away Monday, Aug. band, Terry Norman; her chil- ther, John Kries. 10, 2015, at his residence dren: Jessie Norman, Joe Cash 3 mid-day: 4-5-0, Lucky He is survived by his loving after a courageous battle with Norman, Jerry Norman and Sum: 9 wife of 20 years, Sayda Blair; cancer. Michael Norman, all of Cash 3 morning: 5-5-8 and two children who were his He was a son of the late Joe Georgetown; two grandchildren; Cash 4 evening: 5-0-5-4, Lucky life: daughter Sabrina and son Deal and Imo Derrick, and one sister, Angie Barbee; and Sum: 14 Mac, all of Riceville; mother, stepfather, Glenn Derrick. two brothers: Chris Denton and Cash 4 midday: 5-6-3-2, Lucky Eula Kries, of Athens; brother, He retired after serving 27 wife, Joy, and John Denton, all of Sum: 16 Scott Blair and wife, Patti, of years with the U.S. Air Force Georgetown; and several nieces Cash 4 morning: 3-2-1-6 as senior master sergeant. He Palm City, Fla.; sister, Renee and nephews. Mega Millions: 03-08-29-57- McCutcheson and husband, was of the Baptist faith. The funeral will be held at 3 T.J., of Chesapeake, Va.; sister, Survivors include his wife of p.m. Thursday, Aug. 13, 2015, in 68, Mega Ball: 8; Multiplier: 4 Joyce Kries of Oklahoma City, 47 years, Joy Deal of Etowah; the chapel of Ralph Buckner Okla.; and brother, John Kries two daughters: Erin Deal and Funeral Home with the Rev. Georgia and wife, Dorinda, of Riceville; Tamara Deal, both of Etowah; Peggy Denton officiating. All or nothing day: 01-02-08- and several nieces, nephews brothers and sister-in-law: Interment will follow in Denton 09-13-15-16-17-18-19-22-23 and other extended family mem- Danny and Juanita Deal of Murry Lee Kinchen Jr. Family Cemetery. All or nothing evening: 03-06- bers. Benton and Shawn Derrick of Murry Lee Kinchen Jr., 67, of The family will receive friends 07-09-13-14-15-18-19-21-23-24 A celebration of Jeff’s life will Charleston, S.C.; sisters and Cleveland, passed away on from noon to 3 p.m. Thursday at All or nothing morning: 01-02- brother-in-law: Belinda Derrick be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2015, in a the funeral home prior to the 04-05-07-14-15-17-18-19-21-22 Aug. 13, 2015, in the chapel of of Cleveland and Rebecca and local hospital. service. Serenity Funeral Home in Wesley Locke of Cleveland; We invite you to send a mes- All or nothing night: 01-05-08- He was born on May 23, 1948, Lloyd William Mummert 11-12-13-17-20-21-22-23-24 Etowah, with the Rev. Randall and cousin, Kathy Shadden of in Florida to the late Murry Lee sage of condolence and view the Bates and Dr. Carlos Peterson Englewood. Lloyd William Mummert, 97, a Norman family guestbook at Cash 3 evening: 4-7-4 and Ruby Florence Kitchen Sr. resident of Georgetown, passed officiating. No formal service or visita- He had lived in Cleveland for five www.ralphbuckner.com. Cash 3 midday: 5-1-7 The family will receive friends tion will be held. away Sunday, Aug. 9, 2015, in a Cash 4 midday: 9-0-9-4 years, after moving here from local health care facility. from 5 to 7 p.m. on Thursday at Bordwine Funeral Home of Port St. Lucie, Fla. He was a Cash 4 evening: 7-8-0-7 the funeral home. Etowah is in charge of He was of the Presbyterian member of North Cleveland faith. He was a member of the Georgia Five evening: 7-6-9-7-6 In lieu of flowers, memorial arrangements. Baptist Church and enjoyed play- Georgia Five midday: 8-5-6-6-2 If you were unable to attend, Masonic Lodge for 60 years. He contributions in Jeff’s name may ing the banjo, working with para- Fantasy 5: 03-22-25-27-33 be made to you may sign the guest reg- loved and had been singing bar- cord making bracelets, dog bershop quartet for the past 50 Mega Millions: 03-08-29-57- gofundme.com/7eues7t8 to pro- istry at www.bordwinefuneral- leashes, and many other crafts. vide scholarships for his home.com. years and was a master bridge 68, Mega Ball: 8; Multiplier: 4 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015— 3 Suspected thief said nothing OBITUARIES to ex-wife about Stradivarius 795 in Springfield, Ohio. He WASHINGTON (AP) — Philip made violin. In the late 1990s, always had a friendly greeting Johnson was dying of pancreatic Tran bought it back for him, pay- and smile for everyone he met. cancer when he brought his for- ing about $4,500. She didn’t Survivors include stepson and daughter-in-law, Norm and Sue mer wife, Thanh Tran, to the think he owned anything more Neil Scott, Sales Executive Partain of Cleveland; stepdaugh- basement of his home in Venice, valuable. 301 Keith Street SW, Suite 207 ter and son-in-law, Bill and California. Under a tarp that was This spring, while she was Donna Mahanna of Brydstown; weighted down with bricks was a doing some home renovations, (423) 790-5870 six grandchildren: Kendra violin case with a combination Tran said she and her daughters Gorentz of Cleveland, Kelli lock. got curious. She and her fiance Wolfman of Atlanta, Ga., He gave the case to Tran. He pried the case open with a screw- Stephanie and Michael Baker of didn’t say a word about it, and driver. Cleveland, Ryan Mahanna, she assumed it contained an “The violin looked magical but Brandon Mahanna and Damian Mahanna; five great-grandchil- antique violin that she had once sad, with all of its strings bust- dren: Lauren Gorentz, Alex bought for him. ed,” she said. Gorentz, Michael Wolfman, Julia It wasn’t until nearly four years She decided to get it appraised. Wolfman and Caleb Mahanna; later that Tran learned the truth: Only when she began that nieces: Linda (Jack) Smith of The case contained a famous process did she see the Sandusky, Ohio, and Diane and Stradivarius that had been stolen Stradivarius label inside the vio- Ford Eversole of Norwalk, Ohio. from renowned violinist Roman lin. At that point, she thought it He was preceded in death by Totenberg in 1980, likely by had to be a fake. his wife, Ruth R. Reisch, whom Johnson, who died in November Tran and her fiance ended up Harry greatly loved and shared 42 years of marriage. 2011 at age 58. meeting appraiser Phillip Injeian Harry C. Reisch A gathering of family and Totenberg died the following at a New York hotel in June. He Harry C. Reisch, 86, of friends will be held on Friday, May, at age 102. The last time he told her he had good news — the Springfield, Ohio, passed away Aug. 14, 2015, from 3 to 4 p.m. in saw the Stradivarius was in 1980 violin was the real thing — and Sunday, Aug. 9, 2015, in the the Springfield Masonic when he left it in his office after a bad news. He said they needed to Springfield Masonic Community. Community Auditorium. performance at a music school in call the FBI. TNLic#00067986BC-A,B(SM) He was born June 21, 1929, in The funeral will follow at 4 p.m. Cambridge, Massachusetts. Tran said she nearly fainted Dustin Hubbard DBA Hubbard Construction Sandusky, Ohio. He was a mem- with Pastor Bruce Vincent offici- In an interview with The and wondered if she would be ber of First Presbyterian Church ating. Burial will follow in the Associated Press on Tuesday, arrested. She spoke to FBI agents in Cleveland. Ohio Masonic Cemetery. He served his country in the The family is being served by Tran said her biggest regret was without an attorney. Army during the Korean War. He Littleton & Rue Funeral home in that she didn’t discover the “They asked me if I would be was a 65-year member of Springfield, Ohio. instrument sooner and return it willing to let them take it, and I Science Lodge No. 50 in You may express condolences while Totenberg was still alive. said, ‘Yeah, of course. It’s not Sandusky, Ohio, and was affiliat- to the family www.littletonan- “I wish he would have told me mine. It’s stolen,’” Tran said. ed with Morning Star Lodge No. drue.com before he died. Then I could have “They gave me a receipt.” given it back to the Totenbergs,” The FBI later informed her that Tran said in her first extensive Johnson had been spotted near comments since the violin was the scene of the theft and was the 2nd man charged in theft of $150K stolen. “I’m upset about that.” only suspect. Federal authorities gave the At the time, Tran was a stu- violin back to Totenberg’s three dent at the University of left behind by N.J. ATM workers daughters, including NPR legal- Maryland. Five years earlier, she MAHWAH, N.J. (AP) — A sec- motel in Newark on Tuesday, affairs correspondent Nina emigrated from Vietnam to the ond man who allegedly made off Police Chief James Batelli said Totenberg, last week. Nina United States with her parents. with a bag containing $150,000 in an email. He was being held Totenberg said her father had She met Johnson in the early in cash mistakenly left behind on $125,000 bail, charged with always suspected Johnson of 1990s after a performance in Los by ATM workers in New Jersey theft of mislaid property. It was stealing the violin, but authori- Angeles. They dated for several has been arrested, police said. not known whether he had an ties didn’t have enough evidence years before marrying. They had Jamar Bludson, 35, and Alton attorney who could comment on to get a search warrant. two daughters and divorced in Harvey, 42, of Hillside, took the the charge. Tran initially hoped there was 2008. money that had been forgotten Harvey was arrested on July some explanation for why “He was a complicated person,” outside a Mahwah business on 31. Harvey admitted driving the Johnson, who scraped together a Tran said. July 27, authorities said. van and told detectives that he meager living as a concert violin- Even now, she said, only one Bludson jumped out of a van purchased a Chevrolet Tahoe ist for most of his life, had the thing stands out as suspicious: being driven by Harvey and with some of the cash from the Stradivarius. Johnson would never leave the grabbed the bag, police said. bag soon after it was grabbed, “I’m still digesting it. It blows violin alone for long. That theft and another — a van Batelli said. The SUV, which my mind. I’m completely “I was looking back at some of pulling into a nearby auto has a starting sticker price of shocked,” she said. “Maybe it was the pictures of us, and there were repair business and pilfering $46,000, was parked near the just sitting there and it was too pictures of us going for a hike, used tires — were captured on van when Harvey was arrested. tempting. That’s all I can think and he was carrying the violin surveillance video, according to Investigators determined the of.” case with him,” Tran said. police. ATM workers were not involved Johnson had once been forced “Wherever he went, he would Officers found Bludson at a in the theft. to sell an 18th-Century German- always take it with him.”

We invite you to celebrate Chef Eric Fulkerson’s 1st place finish in the Chattanooga Market’s 5 Star Food Fight this Wednesday at the Bald Headed Bistro. Enjoy live music by Shane Lowe, extended Happy Hour specials until 7:30 pm, and meet Chef Eric in person. We will have Chef’s winning dish, Ground Lamb Burger with Hand Cut Chips, available this weekend at the restaurant.

“We are thrilled to take home the 5 Star Food Fight award, and we always strive to showcase the talent, innovation, and wonderful dining that the Cleveland/ Chattanooga area has to offer. Ultimately, it is a winning situation for everyone and helps to promote the amazing abundance of fresh local ingredients in our area. We are excited to be a part of the growing culinary community in the southeast Tennessee area.” – Chef Fulkerson 201 Keith St. SW, C l e v e l a n d , T N 3 7 3 1 1 BALDHEADED B I S T R O . C O M 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com

William Lamb named Tennessee Treasure CHURCH ACTIVITIES Lee University’s Dr. William Lamb recently received the David Riggs, will be the speak- Sunday. Sunday school will be at Tennessee Treasure award from er Thursday at 7 a.m. for His 9:45 a.m. and morning worship the Tennessee Campus Compact Hands Extended devotional at service will be at 11 a.m. There on behalf of his work with Lee’s Garden Plaza, 3500 Keith St. will be no evening service. There Leonard Center. ——— will be a covered dish lunch after “Dr. Lamb has been a passion- Kevin Spencer will be appear- the morning service. ate advocate for service-learning ing in concert at Solid Rock ——— at Lee University for well over a Baptist Church, 4975 Highway Homecoming will be held at decade, helping to integrate it into 11 South in Calhoun, Sunday at The Church of God of the Union our institutional fabric,” said Dr. 6 p.m. Assembly, 3300 Dalton Pike, Mike Hayes, vice president for ——— Sunday at 10:30 a.m. The speak- student development at Lee. Cloverleaf Baptist Church will er will be the Rev. Charles T. “He is passionate about seeing have Homecoming 2015, 2290 Pratt and Heritage will be communities transformed, Waterlevel Highway, Sunday singing. whether it’s here in Cleveland or beginning at 10:30 a.m. Bro. ——— around the world. He teaches stu- Johnny Moore will be bring the Aubrey Hannah will speak at dents how to serve every day morning message. Tony Gore Mount Zion United Methodist through word and deed.” from Sevierville will be bringing Church, 7223 Georgetown N.W., In addition to serving as direc- the special music. There will be Sunday at 6 p.m. She will share tor of the Leonard Center, Lamb lunch in the Fellowship Hall. her experiences as a member of a teaches courses on Christian Mani hull recently presented the Tennessee Treasure award to William Lamb. From left are Mike Hayes, Lee University vice president of student development; Lamb; Hull; and Angela Lamb, Lamb’s ——— mission team in NAPAL during Benevolence and Global Missions, Homecoming service will be the time of the devastating earth- is a Gateway instructor for fresh- wife. held at Michigan Avenue Baptist quake that hit that country this man classes, and is a lecturer in Church, 2741 Benton Pike N.E., spring. Lee’s Summer Honors program. He holds a doctorate in organi- tinuing in building this partner- and Service. 25 institutions of higher learning zational leadership, a master’s ship of Lee students, staff, and “The TNCC is pleased to award in the TNCC, which is a part of degree in youth and family min- faculty serving together to impact the 2015 Tennessee Treasure the nationwide Campus Compact Sunday traffic stop istry, and a bachelor’s in religious communities.” Award to Dr. William Lamb,” said organization. studies. Lamb is the co-author of Dr. Mani Hull, executive director The TNCC mobilizes engaged “I am honored to be selected “Answers to Questions Youth of TNCC. campuses to strengthen student results in drug arrest from among my peers as a cham- Workers, Parents, and Pastors “Dr. Lamb merits this special learning and revitalize communi- pion of service-learning for the Ask” and is frequently published distinction for his stellar contri- ties contributing to workforce By TONY EUBANK Zip convenience store on North state of Tennessee,” said Lamb. in ministry and leadership maga- butions to campus-community and economic development. Banner Staff Writer Lee Highway Monday afternoon. “Lee University provides me with zines. A United States Marine engagement. He is highly regard- Lee’s Leonard Center guides Cleveland Police Department a platform to equip students in Corps veteran, he also serves as ed by his peers and is the epitome students in service-learning and A Cleveland woman was officers responded to a call at the service to others. Since launching a chaplain for Bradley County of a service-learning champion.” partners with various organiza- arrested on drug and weapons location after a woman called the Leonard Center in 2003, we Fire and Rescue and Sheriff’s According to Hull, the tions to give students the oppor- violations Sunday after a traffic police after she noticed a man have seen thousands of students Departments. He is in his second Tennessee Treasure award is tunity to engage in a high-impact stop on APD 40. was slumped over in his vehicle. develop into scholars and ser- term as a member of the given annually to service-learn- learning experience while pro- A CPD officer clocked a vehicle According to the CPD Report, vants, a signature part of the Lee Tennessee Governor’s ing champions at TNCC member moting the mission of community going 83 mph in a 45 mph con- the woman thought the man was experience. I look forward to con- Commission on Volunteerism institutions. There are currently organizations. struction zone. just talking on his cellphone, but The officer initiated a traffic upon returning to her vehicle, stop. Upon speaking with the she and another man noticed he Lonza continues Teachers Academy participation driver and passenger, the officer was not breathing. noted some erratic behavior. The woman called 911, while Teachers Academy, a workforce get done.” fourth summer, working with Judy ipate in Teachers Academy,” Gary He said the two women inside the other witness went to a near- development program of the Janice Baker, human resources Tickel in the Tech Service group. Farlow, Chamber president and seemed “nervous and spastic.” by Bradley County Fire Rescue Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of manager for Lonza, put it simply: Cuison provided research and CEO, remarked. “We see this as a This led the officer to believe they Station to get help. Commerce, has been pairing local ‘Teachers Academy gives us an recording skills in OneNote and means to an end for our schools were possibly under the influence Before officers arrived, EMS educators with local industries for extra pair of hands.’” Excel for various projects affecting and our businesses.” of narcotics. had already identified and pro- 17 years. Jessica Wooten, a fifth-grade product development and product Sherry Crye, Chamber director The officer gained consent to nounced Travis Ward dead. The program allows a teacher teacher at Taylor Elementary knowledge. of workforce development, noted, search the vehicle. While looking from a local school to work on a School, worked in Lonza’s Human Alice Smith, a fourth-grade “Businesses are always pleased in a purse belonging to the pas- special project for an industry for a Resources Department for her sec- teacher at Taylor Elementary with the work ethic the teachers senger, 19-year-old Jennifer four-week period during the sum- ond summer as part of the Teacher School, worked with Teresa bring to the summer projects and Gilliam of Tullahoma, the officer IT’SASPECIAL mer. Academy program. According to Shelton in plant management. also see the benefit of teachers reportedly found a straw that had This summer three teachers Baker, Wooten worked on projects Smith provided research in updat- sharing their experiences with stu- been cut short with residue on it, DAY FOR ... participated in the program at to update physical, mental and ing or preparing several docu- dents. a burnt spoon and rolling papers. Lonza, which has participated in environmental demands of the job; ments in Excel and conducted sev- She added, “When teachers The officer also allegedly found Teachers Academy for 14 years. updated employee position eral administrative tasks. return to the classroom with their a baggie containing a small They continue to participate in the descriptions, and helped with Baker concluded, “All the teach- business/industry experience, amount of what appeared to be Anthony McDowell, Debbie workforce development program other various HR activities. ers were a great asset for the sum- students are able to relate their methamphetamine. Williams, Susan Carter, Betty because it “allows us to work on Pete Cuison, an IT teacher from mer.” coursework to a real-world situa- A female officer from the Snyder, Andrew B. Morgan, projects that are vital to our opera- Tennessee Christian Preparatory “We appreciate the stalwart tion. The relationships developed Bradley County Sheriff’s Office Travis Jacobsen, Rebecca Pyott tions but that we may have time to School, returned to Lonza for his businesses who continue to partic- between education and businesses arrived to pat down the women and Teresa Liner Elrod, who are are important as well. Businesses and found a syringe in Gilliam’s celebrating birthdays today. like Lonza become ongoing bra. resources for our schools.” Gilliam allegedly claimed to To date, Teachers Academy has not know what was in the placed 111 teachers from kinder- syringe. I SEE BY THE garten through post-secondary Officers reportedly found a classrooms in 19 individual busi- handgun on the floorboard BANNER nesses/industries. Teachers par- behind Gilliam’s seat, and after ticipating in the program receive a running the serial number stipend from their respective busi- through dispatch the weapon The Cherokee Hiking Club will ness for their four-week project. came back as stolen. meet Thursday, 6 p.m., at the They are required to provide a Gilliam allegedly stated she Golden Corral Restaurant in the summary of their experience and had purchased the gun at a flea back conference room. A short two lesson plans based on their market, but could not provide business meeting will follow the work project. any evidence of the purchase. dutch-treat dinner. Visitors are If Teachers Academy is a pro- She was arrested and charged welcome. gram that could benefit your with possession of methampheta- ——— teachers or businesses for the mine, paraphernalia and theft The Technology Committee of RepResenting this year’s Teachers Academy workforce development program are, from left, Pete summer of 2016, please contact under $500. the Cleveland Bradley County n Cuison, Tennessee Christian Preparatory School; Teresa Shelton, Lonza; Alice Smith, Taylor Elementary Sherry Crye, director of workforce First responders found a 28- Public Library will meet Thursday development, at 472-6587 or year-old Cleveland man dead in a at 4 p.m. in the office of the direc- School; Jessica Wooten, Taylor Elementary School; Janice Baker, Lonza; and Sherry Crye, Chamber of [email protected]. car in the parking lot of the Mr. Commerce. tor.

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OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — A young to the home. psychology, while Starkville High Mississippi couple who are When approached Tuesday by School confirmed Tuesday that he charged with attempting to join The Associated Press, Dakhlalla’s graduated from there in 2011. the Islamic State were ordered father referred all questions to the Salter said Young was enrolled held without bail Tuesday, pend- family’s attorney. until May as a sophomore chem- ing federal grand jury action on Court papers say both Young istry major but has not enrolled the charges. and Dakhlalla are U.S. citizens. for classes since. Young, originally Twenty-year-old Jaelyn Mississippi State University from Vicksburg, Mississippi, was Delshaun Young and 22-year-old spokesman Sid Salter said a 2013 honors graduate from Muhammad “Mo” Dakhlalla, who records show Dakhlalla graduated Warren Central High School, The were arrested at a Mississippi air- in May with a bachelor’s degree in Vicksburg Post reported. Smithsonian Institution via AP port just before boarding a flight ThIS PhoTo provided by the Smithsonian Institution, is the earliest-known photo of the with tickets bound for Istanbul, Smithsonian Castle in Washington, taken in 1850, during the Castle’s construction. The photo of went before U.S. Magistrate Judge the Smithsonian Castle, the Smithsonian’s first building is going on display to celebrate the insti- S. Allan Alexander in Oxford on SMOKEY’S tution’s 169th birthday. The Smithsonian says the photo went on display in the great hall of the Tuesday. BIG BIRTHDAY Castle on Monday, which coincides with the day in 1846 that President James K. Polk signed leg- Alexander denied bail, saying that even though the pair have SALE islation creating the institution. never been in trouble with the law and have relatives willing to over- see their home confinement, she THE STORE believed their desire to commit terrorism is “probably still there.” 420 3RD STREET TENNESSEE BRIEFS During the two-day hearing, (ACROSS FROM BOYS & GIRLS CLUB) prosecutors had urged Alexander to deny bail, citing statements 423-472-5900 Man says Hamilton County letter in 2004 to say that the two Spring Hill campus to 600,000 Young and Dakhlalla made to of them had a lot in common. square feet. undercover agents and handwrit- ACCESSORIES AND sheriff’s deputies assaulted him After all, they are both blond Ryder’s logistics operation ten farewell letters they left for DECORATIVE ITEMS CHATTANOOGA (AP) — A 23- singer-songwriters from East supports manufacturers such their families saying they would year-old man has accused Tennessee who grew up on as General Motors. The opera- never return. Hamilton County sheriff’s gospel and mountain music. tion employs 200 people, a Assistant U.S. Attorney Clay deputies of assaulting him mul- “(Parton) had gotten a hold of number expected to increase to Joyner likened them to Boston 40% OFF tiple times while he was hand- some of my demos,” Monroe more than 800 over the next five Marathon bomber Dzhokhar cuffed. said. “It was even before I had a years. Tsarnaev, saying that like him, WAIT TILL 4 DAYS ONLY A Chattanooga newspaper record deal. She was saying, The new jobs will include they could commit violence with TH TH reported Tuesday that Joshua P. ‘You remind me a lot of myself in mobile equipment operators, knives, vehicles or homemade YOU SEE AUGUST 13 -17 Ferriera filed a lawsuit against the way that you phrase every- kitting and sequencing opera- weapons. THESE (DOES NOT INCLUDE the sheriff’s office, Deputy thing.’” tors and shuttle drivers. “They don’t need a gun to do PRICES! ANTIQUE CLOCKS) Jeremy Wright and 12 unnamed She also got support from Man charged with killing Memphis harm,” Joyner said. “They don’t defendants. exes Blake Shelton and Miranda need military training to do harm. According to arrest records, Lambert. Just days after they officer to appear in court What they need is a violent, Ferriera was arrested on announced their divorce, the MEMPHIS (AP) — An ex-con- extremist ideology, and that’s charges of domestic assault, two were playfully tweeting at vict charged with fatally shoot- exactly what they have espoused.” Hungry Hearts vandalism, aggravated assault each other about Monroe’s ing a Memphis police officer Alexander agreed that their and resisting arrest on Aug. 9, album release. during a struggle is scheduled apparent methodical planning to appear in Shelby County 2014. Phoenix pawn shop owner finds overcame a recommendation by Ferriera says that inside the General Sessions Court on federal court personnel to allow Ministries county jail, he was punched in Bill Anderson’s lost guitar Wednesday. pretrial release. the face by Wright, who was PHOENIX (AP) — Thanks to a Twenty-nine-year-old “It was a very calculated, step- wearing black gloves, and Phoenix pawn shop owner, Tremaine Wilbourn is being by-step thing,” Alexander said of ARE YOU attacked by multiple deputies county music singer-songwriter held on $10 million bond on a the planning that led the pair to while on his jail cell’s concrete Bill Anderson has been reunited first-degree murder charge in the Golden Triangle Regional HUNGRY? floor, causing his face and with his long lost acoustic gui- the death of Officer Sean Bolton Airport Saturday morning. FBI mouth to bleed. tar. on Aug. 1. It’s not clear if agents arrested them there, filing For worship in spirit The lawsuit seeks $3 million Anderson, 77, had a vintage Wilbourn has an attorney. criminal charges that both were & truth, the real Word Billy Grammer guitar when he Wilbourn’s sister, Callie in damages. attempting and conspiring to pro- from the Holy Bible, to The Hamilton County Sheriff’s broke into the music business Watkins, told The Associated vide material support to a terrorist Office did not return the news- more than 50 years ago. Press last week that her brother group, a federal crime punishable live how Jesus lived? paper’s request for comment on He thinks the instrument was told her during a phone conver- by up to 20 years in prison and a the lawsuit Tuesday evening. loaned to a music museum that sation after the shooting but fine of $250,000. Join us on His Sabbath Day Women push for equality, and went out of business and it had before his arrest that he was An FBI agent’s affidavit said been missing ever since. forcibly pulled out of a car by both confessed their plans after quality, in country music “I sort of forgot about it. I Bolton. Saturday, August 15 • 11 a.m. NASHVILLE (AP) — Leslie their arrest. Defense attorneys really did,” Anderson told Police have said that Bolton declined to comment after the Fairfield Inn and Suites, Ocoee Room Fram started seeing the prob- Phoenix TV station KPHO-TV. approached the 2002 Mercedes lems that women were facing in hearing, but told Alexander the “Out of sight, out of mind. I Benz on foot after pulling up in material didn’t prove either had 2815 Westside Dr. NW, Cleveland country music when she came don’t remember what I did with his squad car and that it was to Nashville four years ago to committed a crime. it when I stopped playing it.” parked illegally during a drug The families of Young and 731-736-1055 lead CMT’s music strategy divi- A customer pawned the guitar deal. sion. Dakhlalla were still trying to come [email protected] in April at Bell Road Pawn Shop Police said Wilbourn took out to grips with the accusations. A former rock radio program- in Phoenix. a gun and shot Bolton multiple mer, she immersed herself in the Dakhlalla’s family is “absolutely Shop owner Mike Grauer, who times. Bolton died at a hospital. stunned” by his arrest, said songwriter community and was considers himself a country blown away when she heard Special vote could be bellwether Columbus lawyer Dennis music historian, said he looked Harmon, who represents the fam- Brandy Clark performing at the inside the guitar’s sound hole for Tenn. General Assembly tiny Bluebird Cafe. Grammy- KNOXVILLE (AP) — A special ily. He said Tuesday they have and saw the name “Bill been cooperating with the FBI. nominated Clark, an artist who Anderson” etched inside. election in Knoxville to succeed has penned hits for Miranda new state Republican Party Dakhlalla’s father, Oda H. Lambert and Kacey Musgraves, Videos of 2 violent encounters chairman Ryan Haynes in the Dakhlalla, is the longtime imam of was not being played on country involving officers released state House could serve as a the Islamic Center of Mississippi radio. KNOXVILLE (AP) — The bellwether for Gov. Bill Haslam’s in Starkville, Harmon said, and “That was an eye opener for Knoxville Police Department has policies in the General has previously been reported to be me,” Fram said. “There were released video footage of two vio- Assembly. a native of Bethlehem, in the West artists that were too country for lent encounters involving offi- The election pits nurse and Bank. His New Jersey-born moth- country radio.” cers that are now the subject of school board member Karen er, Lisa Dakhlalla, has run a Frustrated by a decline in the separate lawsuits surrounding Carson, a supporter of Haslam’s restaurant in Starkville and sold number of female artists and one man’s arrest and the fatal Insure Tennessee proposal to Middle Eastern food at farmers’ tired of the party song cycle on shooting of another man. extend health coverage to a pro- markets. Harmon said Dakhlalla radio, women are trying to take The videos, which were jected 280,000 low-income peo- is the youngest of three sons and back the microphone and push- released Monday, were captured ple in the state, against telecom- was preparing to start graduate ing for quality — and equality — by cruiser dashboard cameras munications broker Jason school at Mississippi State in country music. during the two unrelated Zachary, who opposes the gov- University. While country music radio encounters in July 2014, the ernor’s plan. Harmon said the FBI searched has historically been male-dom- Knoxville News Sentinel report- While the result won’t directly the Dakhlalla home over the inated, the issue about the lack ed. change the hesitance in the weekend and that the family “did of women getting air time picked A lawsuit filed against three House to embrace Medicaid not expect this at all.” up steam this spring when radio officers, Police Chief David expansion, a loss by Carson in The center is in a quiet, older consultant Keith Hill said coun- Rausch and the city from the an affluent section of the gover- neighborhood in Starkville and try stations that want better rat- first incident on July 9 says that nor’s hometown would deal a the Dakhlalla’s home, which sits ings should play fewer female 31-year-old Ernesto Delgadilo heavy blow to supporters. across the street, is surrounded artists. Rodriguez suffered injuries dur- There is no Democrat running by high hedges. A sign stating Hill also referred to women as ing his arrest after a domestic in the heavily Republican dis- “private property, no trespassing” the “tomatoes” of country disturbance. trict, meaning the winner of greet visitors at the entranceway radio’s salad, with male artists In a statement Monday, the Wednesday’s vote will become like Luke Bryan and Blake police department said an inves- the new House District 14 rep- Shelton being the leafy greens. tigation determined that the offi- resentative. That analogy solidified fears cers acted appropriately and in Brooks, Yearwood to get that female artists were getting line with the department’s poli- systematically shut out of com- cy. stars on Walk of Fame mercial radio, but Hill defends The second encounter result- NASHVILLE (AP) — Grammy- his argument by saying he is ed in the fatal shooting of 45- winning country music couple simply giving listeners what year-old Ronald Carden. Garth Brooks and Trisha they want to hear. Authorities say Carden attacked Yearwood will get their own stars on the Music City Walk of Ashley Monroe’s old soul Officer David Gerlach after the patrolman stopped to assist him Fame later this year. captivates country legends with a flat tire. A wrongful-death The Nashville Convention NASHVILLE (AP) — As a child, lawsuit filed by Carden’s son and Visitors Bureau Ashley Monroe says she’d often said that Carden had turned to announced on Tuesday that the start crying as she was listening run away when Gerlach shot new stars will be unveiled at an to the radio because she was him twice in the back. induction ceremony on Sept. overwhelmed by the emotion Police spokesman Darrell 10. After a long hiatus from coming from country singers DeBusk said Carden tried to touring, the pair recently like Vince Gill and Dolly Parton. wrest the officer’s gun from his moved back to Nashville, These days, those roles are holster with such force the hol- Tennessee, from Oklahoma and reversed as those very same ster broke. are currently on tour together. stars are just as enthralled with Mayor Karl Dean noted that her singing and songwriting. Ryder expanding in Spring Brooks helped raise money for Gill, who co-produced Monroe’s Hill, to add 606 jobs residents devastated by floods latest album, “The Blade,” met SPRING HILL (AP) — Officials in 2010 and said both artists her when she was just 15 years say 606 new jobs are coming to are generous community advo- old. Maury County where Ryder cates. “I said, ‘How does a kid this Supply Chain Solutions plans to Yearwood has sold more young have that depth to write expand its warehousing, trans- than 12 million albums in her songs?’” said Gill. “It was like portation, kitting and assembly career and is the host of an she was born to write novels. It operations. Emmy-award winning cooking was captivating from note one, The Tennessean reports the show. Brooks is the top selling from the first songs I heard.” Miami-based company will solo artist in U.S. history with Even Parton, to whom Monroe invest $16.5 million and double more than 136 million albums often gets compared, wrote her a its space at General Motors’ sold. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Navajo Nation says it feels brunt of Colorado mine leak ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — go up there as close as we could ties have closed water intake sys- the river,” he said. “That is just, and unfortunate incident, saying in the river,” said Jim White, an Russell Begaye stared into a hole to the source. We wanted our tems. Bottled water on the to me, a disaster of a huge pro- the EPA was taking responsibili- aquatic biologist with Colorado in the side of a Colorado moun- people to see the water is still yel- Navajo Nation is becoming portion.” ty to ensure the mess was Parks and Wildlife. “The one tain, watching as yellow water low.” scarce. Frustration is mounting cleaned up. thing we don’t know is sort of contaminated with heavy metals Begaye and a small contingent Begaye said his tribe is bearing throughout the Four Corners “I am absolutely, deeply sorry long term impacts to the aquatic poured out and raced down a of Navajo officials worked their the brunt of the massive spill region among officials and resi- that this ever happened,” she community out here in general.” slope toward a creek that feeds way unannounced past barriers that was accidentally unleashed dents who say the EPA has said Tuesday in Washington. Colorado Gov. John rivers critical to survival on the and up the mountain over the by EPA workers inspecting the moved too slowly and hasn’t The EPA has said the current Hickenlooper visited a contami- nation’s largest Native American weekend to get a closer look at long-idled Gold King mine near been forthcoming about the dan- flows are too fast for the contam- nated stretch of the Animas and reservation and in other parts of the mine blowout that federal Silverton, Colorado, on Aug. 5. gers of the spill. The Navajo inants to pose an immediate said he hopes a “silver lining” to the Southwest. officials said sent more than 3 Two-thirds of the San Juan River Nation feels even more slighted health threat, and that the heavy the disaster will be a more At the Gold King Mine, Begaye, million gallons of water laden crosses Navajo land before given its status as a federally rec- metals will likely be diluted over aggressive state and federal president of the Navajo Nation, with lead, arsenic and other met- reaching Lake Powell. ognized tribe and sovereign time so they don’t pose a longer- effort to deal with mining’s “lega- couldn’t help but see the con- als down the Animas River and “This is a huge issue,” Begaye nation. term threat, either. cy of pollution” across the West. cerned faces of his people — the into the San Juan River. said. “This river, the San Juan, is Begaye said he has yet to Tests show some of the metals On the Navajo Nation, some farmers who no longer had water The 100-mile plume has since our lifeline, not only in a spiritual receive a call from President have settled to the bottom of the 30,000 acres of crops are in dan- for corn crops and the ranchers traveled through parts of sense but also it’s an economic Barack Obama. “It seems like the rivers and would dissolve only if ger without irrigation. Farmers who had to scramble to get their Colorado, New Mexico and Utah base that sustains the people Obama administration just conditions became acidic, which also worry about contaminating cattle, sheep and goats away on the way to Lake Powell, a key that live along the river. closed their doors and disap- experts say isn’t likely. their irrigation ditches once the from the polluted San Juan source of water for the “When EPA is saying to me it’s peared,” he said. Fish testing was going on gates are reopened, and ranchers River. Southwest. going to take decades to clean On Wednesday, EPA Tuesday in the Animas River are looking for assurances that “We were told that the water All along the way, signs are this up, that is how long uncer- Administrator Gina McCarthy near Durango, Colorado, with livestock won’t be exposed to was clearing up and getting back posted warning people to stay tainty will exist as we drink the planned to tour sites in New biologists working to determine contaminants each time they to normal,” he said. “This is what out of the water. Farmers have water, as we farm the land, as we Mexico and Colorado affected by the leak’s impact on fish. wade into the river and kick up EPA was telling us. We wanted to stopped irrigating and communi- put our livestock out there near the spill. She called it a tragic “We didn’t have a big fish kill sediment while getting a drink. More evacuations ordered as Northern California blaze grows LOWER LAKE, Calif. (AP) — A the motor home suffered burns to expected through Thursday and wildfire that forced some about three percent of his or her strong winds Friday. California residents to flee their body. Three firefighters were The older fire continues to home for a second time in recent taken to hospitals with minor burn, remaining at nearly 7 weeks is rapidly growing, prompt- injuries. square miles and more than ing authorities to order more —- halfway contained. evacuations. MONTANA —- Several fires are raging in other A fire has burned almost 18 ARIZONA parts of the parched West. Here’s square miles in heavy timber in Authorities say a 10-square- a look at hotspots around Glacier National Park, prompting mile wildfire near the Arizona- Western states: some trail and campsite closures. California line that forced an —- The flames spotted Sunday evacuation order is now 40 per- NORTHERN CALIFORNIA afternoon were threatening a his- cent contained. A Northern California blaze toric patrol cabin and come weeks Officials said crews on Tuesday chewed through more timber and after another blaze led visitors to worked to hold the blaze in the brush in Lake County, prompting evacuate campsites and resorts in Havasu National Wildlife Refuge authorities to order more evacua- the park during prime tourist sea- amid favorable weather condi- tions, many of them residents son. tions and relatively light winds. who had recently returned home Crews fought the new fire from Suppression actions continued after a nearby massive blaze first the air Tuesday because it is in on the perimeter of the Willow threatened their homes. such remote, rugged terrain. Fire with firefighters improving The wildfire had charred almost Problems with firefighting established fire lines and initiat- AP photo 22 square miles by Tuesday efforts could arise with tempera- ing mop-up. The fire broke out In thIs Aug. 28, 1963 Photo, The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., head of the Southern evening. It was 5 percent con- tures between 95 and 100 degrees Saturday. Christian Leadership Conference, gestures during his “I Have a Dream” speech as he addresses tained, the California Department thousands of civil rights supporters gathered in Washington, D.C., months before he delivered his of Forestry and Fire Protection famous “I Have a Dream” speech. He fine-tuned his civil rights message before a much smaller said. audience in North Carolina. Reporters had covered King’s 55-minute speech at a high school gym- The fire, which erupted Sunday Our Loans Make The Grade nasium in Rocky Mount on Nov. 27, 1962, but a recording wasn’t known to exist until English pro- several miles from the community fessor Jason Miller found an aging reel-to-reel tape in the town’s public library. of Lower Lake, almost more than doubled in size overnight despite Loans cooler temperatures and higher humidity. Up To $1,250 Recording of MLK’s 1st ‘I Have For the second time in as many weeks, residents had to evacuate Telephone Applications Accepted • Fast Approval their homes because of the a Dream’ speech discovered uncontained fire lighting up rocky hills about 100 miles north of San RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Before the Rev. Martin be a recording, he thought. Francisco. Luther King Jr. delivered his famous “I Have a He sent emails and made calls until he even- More than 1,100 firefighters are Dream” speech to hundreds of thousands of peo- tually heard back in the fall of 2013 from the battling the blaze that is threaten- 2538 Keith St. ple gathered in Washington in 1963, he fine- Braswell Public Library in Rocky Mount, where ing 50 structures. No homes have Call Us Today! tuned his civil rights message before a much staff said a box with the recording had mysteri- been destroyed, and no injuries Colony Square Plaza smaller audience in North Carolina. ously appeared on a desk one day. Handwriting have been reported. 476-5770 Reporters had covered King’s 55-minute on the box described it as a recording of King’s Meanwhile, firefighters have speech at a high school gymnasium in Rocky speech, and said “please do not erase.” nearly surrounded the larger Mount on Nov. 27, 1962, but a recording wasn’t Before listening to the recording, Miller con- nearby blaze that started about known to exist until English professor Jason firmed that the 1.5-millimeter acetate reel-to-reel two weeks ago and has burned Miller found an aging reel-to-reel tape in a town tape could be played safely. He brought it to an 109 square miles. That fire library. Miller played it in public for the first time audio expert in Philadelphia, George Blood, who destroyed 43 homes. Tuesday at North Carolina State University. set it as close to its original levels as he could. —- “It is part civil rights address. It is part mass Then Blood, whose clients include the Library of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA meeting. And it has the spirit of a sermon,” Miller Congress, digitized the tape. All evacuation orders have been said. “And I never before heard Dr. King combine It proved fortunate for King that he had prac- lifted as crews have increased all those genres into one particular moment.” ticed the dream part of his speech in Rocky containment of a small wildfire King used the phrase “I have a dream” eight Mount and later in Detroit, because it wasn’t sparked by a burning motor- times in his address to about 2,000 people at part of his typewritten speech in Washington. home in rural Riverside County Booker T. Washington High School in Rocky Historians say the singer Mahalia Jackson that left one person burned. Mount, eight months before electrifying the shouted “Tell them about the dream, Martin!” as State fire officials said Tuesday nation with the same words at the March on he reached a slow point in his prepared text. that the blaze about halfway The Yarde House Washington. King then improvised, and lit up the audience between Temecula and Palm Adult Consignment Sale for Men & Women at the He also referred to “the sons of former slaves with phrases very similar to those he had deliv- Desert has been held to just National Guard Armory (1985 Dalton Pike) and the sons of former slave owners,” saying he ered in that gymnasium. under 500 acres. It is 50 percent Specialty Shopping Hours dreamed they would “meet at the table of broth- Three people who were in the audience that contained. Drop Off Dates & Times Sept. 22 - 5pm-6pm Volunteers Shop erhood.” On the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, day in 1962 listened again Tuesday as the On Monday evacuation orders Sept. 20 - 1pm-6pm 6pm-9pm Consignors will shop King changed that to “sit down together at the recording was played at the university’s James were issued for a handful of Sept. 21 - 9am-6pm Saturday, Sept. 26 table of brotherhood.” In both speeches, “Let B. Hunt Library. 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It proves once again that the ‘I have a dream’ agement that we really needed in Rocky Mount Officials say one person from register a prior consignment number or be issued one at [email protected]. portion was not a good climax to a speech for at that time.” Please supply your phone number, address and name to receive your number. mere applause, but an enduring call to hopeful Barber said this newly available recording of resistance and a nonviolent challenge to injus- King’s earlier speech — urging blacks to focus on tice.” voting rights and peacefully but forcefully push Miller discovered the recording while research- for change — is just as inspiring today. ing “Origins of the Dream,” his book exploring “Make no mistake. This kind of oratory is dan- Dignified, Beautiful similarities between King’s speeches and the gerous,” Barber said, “especially for those who poetry of Langston Hughes. 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Department all emails from the directing the device be given to the attorney said in March that no traversed Clinton’s personal sys- There is no evidence she used server “that were or potentially Justice Department. emails from the main personal tem were subsequently given one encryption to shield the emails or were federal records.” The state- The decision advances the address she used while secretary of the government’s highest clas- her personal server from foreign ment, which carries her signature investigation into the Democratic of state still “reside on the server sification ratings. intelligence services or other and was signed under penalty of presidential front-runner’s use of or on back-up systems associated “All this means is that Hillary potentially prying eyes. 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He again expressed been for the U.S. to maintain details about the higher classifica- Rodham Clinton’s tenure as sec- support for a no-fly zone in Syria. troops in Iraq who were subject to tion to Congress on Tuesday. retary of state and accused the In his speech at the Ronald the Iraqi legal system and there “Secretary Clinton’s previous Democratic front-runner and Reagan Presidential Library, against the will of the host coun- statements that she possessed no President Barack Obama of allow- Bush tied the rise of IS, a militant try. Obama, who campaigned for classified information were ing the militant group to take hold Sunni group that occupies a large president on ending the Iraq war, patently untrue,” House Speaker in the Middle East. swath of Iraq and Syria and has a took the opportunity to remove all John Boehner said in a state- “Who can seriously argue that presence elsewhere in the region, U.S. forces. ment. “Her mishandling of classi- America and our friends are safer to the departure of U.S. forces “It was a case of blind haste to fied information must be fully today than in 2009, when the from Iraq in 2011. get out and to call the tragic con- investigated.” president and Secretary Clinton - “ISIS grew while the United sequences somebody else’s prob- Those two emails were among the storied ‘team of rivals’ - took States disengaged from the lem,” Jeb Bush told a group of four that had previously been office?” Bush said. “So eager to be Middle East and ignored the about 1,000 supporters at the determined by the inspector gen- the history-makers, they failed to threat,” he said. “And where was Reagan library. “Rushing away eral of the intelligence community be the peacemakers.” Secretary of State Clinton in all of from danger can be every bit as to have been classified at the time Along with saying he would this?” Answering his own ques- unwise as rushing into danger, they were sent. The State potentially boost the number of tion, he said Clinton “stood by as and the costs have been griev- Department disputes that the U.S. troops in Iraq, where roughly that hard-won victory by ous.” emails were classified at that time. 3,500 American military trainers American and allied forces was Despite 6,000 airstrikes flown “Department employees circu- and advisers are already helping thrown away. In all her record- by U.S. and allied forces on lated these emails on unclassified Iraqi forces fight the Islamic State setting travels, she stopped by Islamic State positions over the systems in 2009 and 2011 and group, Bush offered a broad look Iraq exactly once.” past year, American intelligence ultimately some were forwarded to at how he would take on the Clinton has said she supported agencies recently concluded the Secretary Clinton,” said State group in neighboring Syria — keeping a residual force behind in militants remain a well-funded Department spokesman John which Bush and Middle East Iraq, but a proposal to do so fell extremist army able to replenish Kirby. “They were not marked as experts agree is a far more com- through after Baghdad refused to their ranks with foreign fighters classified.” plicated task. give the troops immunity from as quickly as the U.S.-led coali- The inspector general for the Beating back IS there will legal charges, as Washington tion can eliminate them. intelligence community had told require the removal of that coun- demanded. Bush addressed what polls Congress that potentially hun- try’s president, Bashar Assad, “That’s the position we all show to be Republicans’ top con- dreds of classified emails are Bush said. To do so, he said he agreed to,” said James Jeffrey, cern, national security and ter- among the cache that Clinton pro- would aim to unite the moderate the former U.S. ambassador to rorism. But while 60 percent of vided to the State Department. forces fighting IS in that country Iraq and a deputy national securi- Americans said the effort to stop and for U.S. troops to “back them ty adviser under President George IS was going badly in a CBS News up as one force.” W. Bush, whose administration poll taken the first week in “And we should back that force set the withdrawal deadline in a August, they were basically tied up all the way through - not just 2008 security agreement. on whether U.S. ground troops in taking the fight to the enemy, By blaming Clinton for the rise were the answer: 46 percent for, Notice to Public from the but in helping them to form a sta- of Islamic State militants, Bush is 45 percent against. Bradley County Election Commission

Trump says he’ll release policy specifics soon Notice is hereby given that the Bradley County Election Commission will BIRCH RUN, Mich. (AP) — Trump, the real estate develop- Kelly’s debate questions. The for- perform the following duties relative to litigation involving a challenge to Donald Trump says his campaign er and former reality TV star who mer reality television star, furious is prepared to lay out specific pol- has been dominating the race over what he deemed unfair treat- the passage of Constitutional Amendment No. 1 during the November 4, icy plans. He’s just not ready yet. this summer, said currency ment, lashed out at Kelly and the 2014 election: And in the meantime, he’s sell- devaluation “means suck the network, telling CNN on Friday ing his strong personality and blood out of the United States” that during the debate Kelly had 1. Extract the November 4, 2014 election results from the criticizing his rivals, particularly and vowed that if he were presi- “blood coming out of her eyes, voting machine units used in such election; Jeb Bush for a lack of vigor. dent, a Ford plant planned in blood coming out of her wherev- 2. Place the external devices holding the election results in “There’s no energy there, no Mexico would be built in the er.” energy. We need energy. We need United States, preferably But the feud between Trump an absentee ballot box; and tone,” Trump said of Bush during Michigan. and Fox News, one of the most 3. Lock and seal each ballot box in which the external device a 50-minute speech to more than Trump also poked fun at fellow powerful voices in Republican is stored. 2,000 people at a Republican Republican candidate Rand and conservative circles, fundraising dinner in Michigan, Paul’s height, raising his hand to appeared to thaw Monday after Relevant information regarding the performance his first public appearance since his chest and saying, “Rand, I’ve the network’s chairman, Roger of these duties is as follows: the first GOP primary debate. “We had you up to here.” He criticized Ailes, reached out to Trump have heads being chopped off Democratic presidential candi- directly to clear the air. because there are Christians in date Bernie Sanders after Black “I assured him that we will con- Date: August 20, 2015 the Middle East. ... The world is Lives Matter protesters derailed tinue to cover this campaign with cracking up and they’re worried one of his rallies. fairness & balance,” Ailes said in Time: 8:00 a.m. about my tone.” “I would never give up my a statement. It was Trump’s first appear- microphone. I thought that was The network announced short- Place: Election Commission office ance as a presidential candidate disgusting. That showed such ly after that Trump would be in Michigan, where he decried weakness,” said Trump, who appearing on two of its shows China’s decision to devalue its vowed that something similar Tuesday, including a lengthy Bradley County Election Commission currency and Ford Motor Co.’s would never happen to him. “I interview with Sean Hannity. 155 Broad Street NW planned $2.5 billion investment don’t know if I’ll do the fighting “As far as I’m concerned, I’m in Mexico. He told reporters in myself or if other people will. But fine with it,” Trump told CNN’s Cleveland, TN 37311 Birch Run, north of Flint, that he that was a disgrace.” “New Day” Tuesday morning after Phone No.: (423) 728-7115 would announce policy specifics Trump’s campaign so far has concluding a brief phone inter- over the next two weeks, but cau- been dominated by one firestorm view with “Fox & Friends” in Office Hours: 8:30-4:30 (M-Th) 8-5 (Friday) tioned: “You really have to be flex- after the next, the latest involving which Trump made no mention Website: www.bradleyelections.com ible on jobs and everything else.” Fox News personality Megyn of Kelly or her questions.

8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Animal Control Millennials From Page 1 From Page 1 $298,455 as the renegotiated would never give that up. I would the Cleveland Animal Shelter had of CSCC, the symposium is started a family when they were and seldom use desktop comput- expected to become an annual 24 or 25. ers. contract price, based on audited make that a part of the plan,” been working on implementing numbers and cost. Rawls said. policies for a “no kill” shelter event for the two institutes of “This generation starts a fami- “The last time I used a desk- “It wasn’t a money maker for Now that SPCA has been in when the contract with the coun- higher education. It will rotate ly when they’re 28 to 30,” he top, I was like 11,” said Hughes. us,” Poe said. operation for a year, it is eligible to ty ended. This drastically between the two Cleveland cam- said. Others agreed with Hughes, City Councilman Dale Hughes apply for grants. decreased the number of animals puses. “They usually take a break and Ramirez said today’s atten- said Tuesday that when he had “They have done a good job,” coming into the shelter. Creasy and DeLoach said after graduating and normally tion span has really changed. left the last joint meeting he had Crye said. Resident committee member Tuesday they are very pleased don’t start a job for three to four “I do most of my shopping been under the impression an Incorporating SPCA by having Rachel Veazy said just because with this first event. Between 80 months. They get their feet on online,” he added. agreement was in the works, and the city rent it for $1 was dis- animals are not in the shelters and 85 leaders from business, the ground and are more settled “When they go to work today, he was surprised when the coun- cussed. does not mean there are fewer industry and academia attended when they start a new job, com- they check email, Twitter, ty chose SPCA instead of a joint This would essentially get the stray animals. She suggested that Tuesday’s session. pared to your previous hires,” iPhones and other communica- operation. county out of the animal shelter since there was not animal con- In the final session of the sym- Velie said of the millennials. tion in like five minutes,” Velie The potential of using both business. trol in the entire county, more posium, David Velie, a managing “You (and your company) must emphasized in explaining the existing facilities, one as an adop- Rawls said if animal patrol for stray animals were simply dying partner of AMEND Consulting in target these young people,” he fast-paced environment these tion facility and one simply for the entire county was offered by with no one knowing. Cincinnati, served as the moder- continued. “They are extremely young people live in. intake, was also mentioned. one entity, the euthanasia rate “We need animal control in the ator. Velie directed a panel dis- talented, and they are the young All of the students agreed that County Commissioner Dan would likely go up. county. There are animals run- cussion on “Millennials — people that are out there. They they use social media at work. Rawls said the SPCA shelter has “People want an immediate res- ning loose. There have been dog Recruiting and Leading the Next are your future.” They claim it’s “quick” communi- one full-time employee, two part- olution, and those things don’t attacks,” Veazy said. Generation.” Velie added, “They are different cation. One young lady said she time employees and a number of usually exist,” Rawls said. Rawls said issuing citations to The focus of this session was in that the money is not the goal. checks to see what other people “Adapt or Die: Next Generation They don’t want to be stuck in a say about her. volunteers. Mark Gibson, Cleveland Police dog owners for a second warning “They have a lot of passion, so I Department interim chief, said would help prevent this. Recruiting.” box. They’re looking at incen- “These young people are where Interest in this final segment of tives, discipline, autonomy, mas- the private sector has to go,” the symposium was high, due to tery and purpose. In six years, emphasized Velie. concerns by regional and nation- they will be 75 percent of your In regard to employment al businesses and industries in workforce.” recruitment, the students said recruiting of young employeesVelie explained that autonomy they want to go out in the work- Cowpea Festival from today’s high-tech society. is something that makes an place and perhaps talk to people From Page 1 “I hope you’re challenged and impact. Mastery is the opportuni- working at a specific company or that you enjoy this,” said Velie at ty for them to develop, which business. the start of the program.leads them to switching jobs more “Word of mouth works for me,” protein. McDermott asked street supervi- have that building for our young People have since made these sor Melvin Graham if park out- adults, and seniors,” the mayor The employment recruiter told often. And, they’re much more said Hughes. peas a staple on Southern lets were going to be ready for added. “It would give back to our those attending the session that tuned in to purpose and impact. Hiddleson said he anticipates plates. the Cowpea Festival. She was citizens.” he was going to bring six millen- “It’s not about entitlement,” social media will continue to This September’s festival will assured they would be. McDermott also expressed her nials to join him on stage. Velie said of this young genera- evolve into the future. include a cook-off focusing on Commissioners were also con- frustrations concerning streets “I’ve asked them to be pre- tion. “It will become quicker and cowpea recipes, including an cern about readiness of play- in the city. “Is there not anything pared to ask questions and to The six local millennials then more efficient,” he said. “We mil- amateur and professional divi- ground equipment, parking, we can do about the street?” she answer your questions,” he said. came on stage. lennials are on social media all sion. A marketplace will feature restrooms and the water foun- asked. “Is there no way to get Velie emphasized to the busi- Will Jaggers, Caleb Hiddleson the time.” arts and crafts, produce and tain for the handicapped. money to improve them?” ness and industrial leaders that and Fernando Ramirez are sen- They said recruiters need to other local items for sale. Following the meeting, Goode said Commissioner in 10 years their employees will iors at Lee. Lisa Brady has a take the first step with millenni- The festival will also include a Graham was discussing a plan Frankie McCartney is looking be of the millennial generation. degree from Lee and now pursu- als, adding that students of this “They’re different. They were ing her master’s at the University generation need to learn to be children’s area, entertainment, for cleanup with Woody. into the possibility of applying food vendors and a heritage area Mayor Walter Goode and for a grant. Agreeing with born in this technology,” he said. of Tennessee at Chattanooga, patient. “They are a canvas. They were Chanda Hughes is a sophomore Velie told the business and to share other parts of McDermott provided an update McDermott on the condition of Charleston’s story such as on the status of a possible com- the streets, the mayor said “Pine raised in Google, and they saw us at Lee studying mathematics, industrial professionals in the go to war because of 2001,” Velie and Caitlin Tharp is a Lee junior. audience, “You need to define Cherokee, Civil War and Wild munity center in Charleston. The Street is terrible.” River history. city wants to utilize the base- Graham said some of the continued. “Mission and values are impor- your purpose, you need to accli- “They’re not an email genera- tant to these student, as well as mate to their culture, and you There will be live music ment of a building owned by the uneven conditions of the streets throughout the day and a head- Bradley County Community have been created by the water tion, and they use instant com- the opportunities,” said Velie. need to sell them on purpose and munication,” he added. “They see “They crave and want feedback in flexibility. liner will take the stage for a free Service Agency for the center. department. Goode said a roller concert. No decision has yet been forth- should be used when streets are life a lot different than we do. a structured environment. They “They dress differently, and Woody said Tuesday evening coming from the CSA. The mayor being repaired. They don’t graduate from college want you to give them structured you need to rate them on that plans for entertainment are said a broken window has been Fire Chief Troy Maney said in four years; they go five and six work. They want purpose.” results,” he added. still taking place, with an replaced, and the grass has been there were 130 calls last month. years.” The six students explained the Velie said two-thirds of his announcement expected in the cut. Three calls were in Charleston. “Today, if they graduate from types of career fields they want to current workforce is 28 or under. near future. “They’re looking at issues, and Maney said the fire depart- college in four years, something go into. They also discussed the “It’s hard to recruit today,” Tuesday’s Commission meet- how much it will take to bring ment has lost five firemen, three is wrong,” he added. type of technology they use in Velie added as he ended the ses- ing was brief, but city authorities the building up to code,” the to Cleveland. The department Velie pointed out that most their personal and academic sion. “But, there’s a labor short- did discuss preparation for the mayor added. has 35 applications from people adults today finished college in lives. age in America, and you have to festival. Commission Donna “We really, really would like to to fill the two vacancies. four years and got married and Most use iPhones and iPads work with these millennials.” CASA Finalists From Page 1 From Page 1 in 2010. whim and at the last minute, so more than 200 people early on sity together builds bonds. The Wisdom is leaving to work as she was not expecting to land the during the process. only thing you can do is to be the executive director of CASA in “I’m excited about position. "Some may have thought that aware these situations exist and Savannah, Ga. moving on to a new “I’m excited about moving on was ridiculous, but I don't," “On the surface, you you're labeled." Wisdom spoke with the office, especially because to a new office, especially Wallace said. "Each one of the know what the problems He asked his audience to Cleveland Daily Banner about it is a CASA office. I feel because it is a CASA office,” she people I spoke with — I have are because you read the think about the "huge percent- her time here with CASA. good about the CASA said. “I feel good about the CASA maintained a confidentiality and papers and see it on TV. age of officers that are doing “I think it’s probably been the office here. I believe that office here. I believe that I’m leav- will forever." But to really find out their very best and going home best learning experience I’ve ever I’m leaving it in ing it in a good place.” Wallace said there are "out- what's going on and find to their families." had in my life,” she said. a good place.” The CASA board is currently standing men and women in the out what changes need "They see all of this and think “Especially in the beginning, I — Suzanne Wisdom looking for a new director, but in Cleveland Police Department." to be made, you have to about the anxiety, their spouses really struggled with a lot of the meantime the nonprofit has "They have gone through so listen and not talk.” wondering what may or may not things. But after we got our own appointed an interim director, much," he said. — Larry Wallace happen and their children in 501(c)(3) in 2010, and we were been over 300. Andrea Chase. Wallace said after Friday's school," Wallace said. "It's a dif- able to have our own board, our “I’ve gotten to know so many Chase, a married mother of news conference with CPD ficult career on a good day. A own support, I feel like it really people and help so many fami- two, has a background in child Interim Chief Mark Gibson, he succeed." police officer who stops a car took off.” lies, that when I go to court there development and psychology, reiterated his confidence in the Wallace said Gibson "has can't walk up to a car at every Wisdom added that judicial are usually people that know me and will be graduating from law men and women of the depart- done a great job." stop with [a] pistol drawn on support and the assistance of the from their community or have school in January. ment. "He's been great to work with that person. The truth of the United Way have been instru- known a relative or friend or “I am very passionate about "They are very resilient," he and he's taken responsibility. matter is if you walk up there, mental in CASA of Bradley’s suc- somebody that’s been helped by helping families and children,” said. "They have repeatedly He's worked well with the sheriff and they are armed behind that cess over the years. our organization, and they want Chase said. “I have been volun- encountered hostile situations [Eric Watson] and [10th District steering wheel, all they have to “I learned a lot about having to know if we can help them,” she teering with CASA since last year. and they made the next roll call. Attorney] General [Steve] do is fall out and fire. You don't faith — that if you just keep continued. “I’m proudest of that, I also volunteer with Legal Aid of They made the roll call today Crump," he said. have a prayer. doing the work, it would work because I wanted to be a East Tennessee. out. Because a lot of times I was- resource for families and not be a “Anything to be in the commu- and they'll keep coming." Wallace said high standards “These men and women put He noted there has been have been set for the application their lives on the line every day n’t sure how it was going to sur- threatening agency, and to be nity and be involved is huge for vive. I just kept trying, and felt something positive. To be some- me. When Suzanne told me that upheaval around the country process for the new chief, and and night," Wallace said. "These saying, "The thin blue line is all there will be a meeting men and women are soldiers of like if I kept working day to day, thing that if even things are going she was leaving, she then that it would work out, and it wrong, they would contact us approached me and asked if I we have. We need to support Thursday to determine the final the homeland. We just simply them. We need to help them three that will be recommended have to understand they bleed, has. I’m very happy about where and let us know what’s going on might be interested in being her it is now,” Wisdom said. if they need help.” fill-in while we seek a permanent with our prayers and support in to the city manager. they cry just like everyone else. anyway that we can." When you have a badge on your She went on, “I think the Wisdom spent some time in person,” Chase said. "We will do intensive back- Concerning the selection of grounds on those three. They chest and a gun, you have the impact is maybe a lot bigger than Savannah on an extended vaca- “I hope that I can do as much the new chief, he spoke of the will go through the ringer," he authority under proper circum- we can actually see right now. tion and thought it would be a good as she as done. She is a pil- charter authority the city man- said. "The city manager will stances, to take somebody's lib- I’ve personally been surprised by nice place to live. lar of our community and I have ager has to make that selection. then make her decision in the erty away from them, and take a the number of kids we’ve served. “I looked into the CASA really admired her ever since I’ve "There were two things I due course of time." human life if necessary. That's I think the first year we served Savannah to see what they were met her, and I really hope that I’ll asked the city manager and the He said it is a transparent an awesome responsibility. They about 60, the following year it doing, and found out that they be able to do justice for every- interim chief to do. First, let's way to make the appointment, deserve our support and appre- was 95, the year after that it was were hiring,” Wisdom explained. thing that she’s already done for try to have a few days when and the final interviews "will be ciation." 177, and the last few years it’s Wisdom said she applied on a our community,” Chase added. we're not on the front page. Let's held in a public setting." try to get everybody calm. Let's Wallace also addressed the try to move forward and do what reputation the CPD has gotten we're here to do," Wallace said. due to the numerous scandals "Secondly, I asked the city that have plagued the depart- Rising Star manager to not even consider ment. From Page 1 appointing a permanent chief of "Once an organization is Each office chooses a busi- local Allied Arts Council’s annu- business began. staff helped teach them the ins police for a minimum of six labeled, it takes a long time for ness to receive the Rising Star al “Chair-ies Jubilee” event. They now work together to and outs of making sure they months," he said. "The purpose that label to go away," he said. Award to exemplify a business Johnston thanked the serve meals of many different had a good business plan, had of that was because of the rapid- "When you see a list of things that has been especially suc- TSBDC, her and Lovsey’s fami- types at events ranging from all their legal affairs in place and fire succession of events that that have gone on with the cessful over a given year, a “ris- lies and all those who supported weddings and holiday parties to knew how to best market their had occurred, whoever that per- Cleveland Police Department, ing star.” the business as it was getting business lunches. food and services. son was probably would not they go back over a decade. Hudson said Tasteful started, noting the community Soon, the owners also plan to That knowledge paired with People can make huge changes Gatherings is believed to be on has treated the business well. launch a new service called hard work, good relationships in their lives in a decade. The track for even more progress Tasteful Gatherings began in “Dinner At Your Door,” which and passion for what they do labeling part is the hard part." this year, and things like the December 2013, when Lovsey will have them delivering made- has been the secret to their suc- Wallace said there were "five owners making smart purchases and Johnston decided to pool from-scratch meals to people’s cess, Lovsey said. solid months when there was have made a difference in how it their skills and work together. homes. The TSBDC serves businesses almost harmony in the commu- has done so far. Lovsey is a chef who gained A lot goes into starting a busi- in the Bradley, McMinn, Meigs SEE BAD nity." “They started with very little exposure to the culinary indus- ness, and the owners of Tasteful Monroe and Polk counties, "You didn't hear of any prob- capital but have remained debt- try at a young age, cleaning dish- Gatherings said they sought meaning Tasteful Gatherings WEATHER? lems and we were very, very free,” Hudson said. es for her older brother’s cater- help from the TSBDC before was deemed the biggest “rising proud of that," he said. "The He also praised the business ing business at the age of 13. they took on their first official star” in a five-county area. CALL US selection process starts for the owners’ commitment to helping Johnston’s background client. “It’s amazing,” Johnston said new chief, then right at the the local community, as they includes experience in finance “We wanted to make sure we of receiving the award. “To be 472-5041 worst time it could be, bam, it have donated their services to and inventory-related work, and got off on the right foot,” acknowledged that we’re doing happens. That's where adversity causes like a Habitat For she had been working as an Johnston said. the right things will help us keep builds character. Facing adver- Humanity fundraiser and the event coordinator when the She explained the center’s going in the right direction.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015— 9 Cuba dissidents won’t attend U.S. Embassy event WASHINGTON (AP) — The would send an equally bad sig- Reinaldo Escobar, who is married Obama administration doesn’t nal. to Sanchez. plan to invite Cuban dissidents “It wouldn’t be surprising if “The right thing to do would be to Secretary of State John Kerry’s North American diplomats priori- to invite us and hear us out historic flag-raising at the U.S. tize contacts with the Cuban gov- despite the fact that we don’t Embassy in Havana on Friday, ernment,” said Elizardo Sanchez, agree with the new U.S. policy,” vividly illustrating how U.S. poli- head of the Cuban Commission said Antonio Rodiles, head of the cy is shifting focus from the on Human Rights and National dissident group Estado de SATS. island’s opposition to its single- Reconciliation, a relatively mod- In a letter to Kerry Tuesday, party government. Instead, Kerry erate dissident group. “If we Rubio named Rodiles as one of intends to meet more quietly with show up, they leave.” the dissidents who should be prominent activists later in the The Obama administration invited to the embassy. day, officials said. says it is normalizing ties with “They, among many others, The Cuban opposition has Cuba after more than 50 years of and not the Castro family, are occupied the center of U.S. policy hostility failed to shake the com- the legitimate representatives of toward the island since the munist state’s hold on power. It the Cuban people,” Rubio said. nations cut diplomatic relations argues that dealing directly with The cautious approach is con- in 1961. The Cuban government Cuba over issues ranging from sistent with how Obama has labels its domestic opponents as human rights to trade is far like- handled the question of support AP Photo traitorous U.S. mercenaries. As lier to produce democratic and for dissidents since he and In thIs MArch 22, 2012, fIle Photo, President Barack Obama arrives at the TransCanada the two countries have moved to free-market reforms over the long Castro announced a prisoner Stillwater Pipe Yard in Cushing, Okla. For six and a half years, the White House has had a quick come- restore relations, Cuba has term. swap in December and their back to questions about its yet-to-be-announced decision on the proposed Keystone XL pipeline: Talk to almost entirely stopped meeting Key dissidents told the AP late intention to create a broader the State Department. Under a President George W. Bush-era executive order, border-crossing oil with American politicians who Tuesday that they had not improvement in relations. The visit dissidents during trips to received invitations to any of process has resulted in unilateral pipelines require a presidential permit, granted only after a government-wide review coordinated by the Havana. Friday’s events. steps by Obama to ease the eco- State Department. An Associated Press review of every cross-border pipeline application since 2004 That presented a quandary for Dissident Yoani Sanchez’s nomic embargo on Cuba and last shows that the Keystone review has been anything but ordinary. U.S. officials organizing the cere- online newspaper 14ymedio has month’s formal upgrading of mony to mark the reopening of received no credential for the both countries’ interests sections the embassy on Havana’s historic U.S. embassy event, said editor into full-fledged embassies. Keystone XL review drags on waterfront. Inviting dissidents would risk a boycott by Cuban officials including those who negotiated with the U.S. after TELEPHONE 5 times longer than average Presidents Barack Obama and CALL FOR APPLICATIONS Raul Castro declared detente on DETAILS WELCOME WASHINGTON (AP) — For six emissions — a matter still hotly Dec. 17. Excluding dissidents and a half years, the White House contested. would certainly provoke fierce criticism from opponents of has had a quick comeback to “This is under a review More than 16 months have questions about its yet-to-be- passed since the State Obama’s new policy, including process at the State Cuban-American Republican announced decision on the pro- Department. That Department’s 30-day public com- posed Keystone XL pipeline: Talk ment period closed. The State presidential candidate Marco Installment Loans particular process is a Rubio. to the State Department. process that predates Department hasn’t disclosed whether any federal agencies have Officials familiar with the Under a George W. Bush-era this administration, so executive order, oil pipelines cross- objected to the pipeline, but has plans for Kerry’s visit, the first by Up To $1,250 I’m not going to have ing U.S. borders require a presi- said it’s continuing to review the a sitting U.S. secretary of state to dential permit, setting off a gov- any update for application “in a rigorous, trans- Cuba since World War II, told The ernment-wide review that the you from here.” parent, and objective manner.” Associated Press that a compro- State Department coordinates. — White House The process doesn’t typically mise was in the works. The dissi- President Barack Obama, in no spokesman Eric Schultz drag on for so long. The first per- dents won’t be invited to the rush to anger either environmen- mit issued after Bush revised the embassy event but a small group talists or energy advocates, has process in 2004 took less than will meet with Kerry at the U.S. deflected criticism about the long- four months from application to chief of mission’s home in the 430 INMAN STREET delayed decision by arguing that The company first applied in signature. Express Pipeline, afternoon, where a lower-key, CALL TODAY FOR FAST his administration is merely carry- September 2009 for a permit to L.L.C., was expanding a crude flag-raising ceremony is sched- ing out his Republican predeces- build the 1,179-mile pipeline, 785-mile pipeline crossing the uled. FRIENDLY SERVICE sor’s directive in the ordinary way. which would connect Canada’s tar Canadian border from Hardisty, Their presence at the embassy But an Associated Press review sands with crude oil refineries on Alberta — the same town where would have risked setting back of every cross-border pipeline the Texas Gulf Coast. When the proposed Keystone XL would the new spirit of cooperation the 472-3314 application since 2004 shows that Congress in 2012 gave Obama a start. U.S. hopes to engender, accord- the Keystone review has been any- deadline to make a decision, he Even the pipeline that took the ing to the officials, who weren’t thing but ordinary. rejected the permit on grounds he longest to approve — the 435-mile authorized to speak publicly Since April 2004, when Bush didn’t have enough time to thor- Vantage Pipeline Project, approved about internal planning and signed his order, the federal gov- oughly review it, but allowed during Obama’s tenure — took demanded anonymity. But not TransCanada Corp. to reapply. meeting them at all, they said, ernment has taken an average of fewer than three years, despite *SUBJECT TO LIBERAL CREDIT POLICY 478 days to give a yes or no to all The administration has requiring complex negotiations other applications — less than a declined to say what’s taking so with multiple Native American year and a half. The company hop- long, or to offer insight into the tribes concerned about historical ing to build Keystone has been deliberations. preservation. The 1,000-mile waiting for a decision for nearly 7 “This is under a review process Alberta Clipper Project, which years — or more than five times at the State Department. That drew legal challenges from the average. particular process is a process Earthjustice and other groups, And while the State Department that predates this administration, took 25 months to approve. does bear responsibility for review- so I’m not going to have any “When we brought the Alberta ing potential pipelines, former update for you from here,” White Clipper suit, nobody was really Bush White House officials who House spokesman Eric Schultz paying attention to pipelines,” helped craft the policy say it was told reporters recently. With a flat said Sarah Burt, an Earthjustice never intended that the final deci- “yes,” though, he did promise a attorney. “It hadn’t become this sion would be outsourced. After decision sometime before Obama big bargaining chip, this symbolic all, it’s called a presidential per- leaves office. ask of the administration that mit. The revamped process Bush Under Bush’s executive order, Keystone became.” created was intended to speed up, the State Department receives Not including Keystone XL, not slow down, permits for major permit applications and circulates eight applications for new or sig- infrastructure projects, those offi- them to agencies like the nificantly upgraded petroleum cials said. Commerce Department, Energy pipelines have been processed “It was seen as the most rou- Department and the since April 2004. The AP’s review tine, boring thing in the world,” Environmental Protection Agency. excluded permits reissued for Robert McNally, Bush’s senior Those agencies have 90 days to existing pipelines due to change of energy adviser at the time, said of offer their opinions. If the State ownership. approving pipeline permits. Department decides to grant Piecing together the record of For whatever reason, Keystone approval, it notifies other agen- presidential permits is complex emerged as a political flashpoint, cies, which have 15 days to object because there is no single reposi- elevated by supporters and oppo- before a permit is issued. tory for applications and pipeline nents alike into a proxy battle over The final call comes down to decisions. To come up with an climate change and U.S. energy whether the project is in the average processing time, the AP policy. Republicans and energy nation’s interest. In a major cli- culled data from the Federal advocates have pressed Obama to mate change speech in 2013, Register, State Department approve the $8 billion project, but Obama established a litmus test, records, congressional correspon- environmentalists say it would saying Keystone wouldn’t move dence, Congressional Research promote dirty tar sands oil and forward if it was shown to signifi- Service reports and data provided risk dangerous spills. cantly increase greenhouse gas by pipeline owners. NOAA announces its plan for endangered Hawaiian monk seal HONOLULU (AP) — Federal have a fairly small portion of the disease to the seals, seals can fisheries authorities want to overall monk seal population,” become caught or tangled in fish- more than double the small pop- Sprague said in a telephone ing lines and have even been ulation of endangered Hawaiian interview with The Associated intentionally killed. monk seals in the state’s main Press. “If climate change or sea NOAA scientists helped save islands. level rise or infectious disease did an endangered Hawaiian monk The National Oceanic and get into the population, they seal that recently had a fish hook Atmospheric Administration could be really catastrophic for removed from his stomach. National Marine Fisheries Service such a small population. Rather The 12-year-old male seal was on Tuesday released a draft man- than thinking about trying to found with a fishing line coming agement plan for the endangered really do a lot of active interven- out of its mouth in December, species, of which approximately tions, we’re more trying to set up 2014. An endoscopy discovered a 200 live in the main Hawaiian a situation for the future to sup- hook embedded in his stomach. Islands. port the monk seal population A team of veterinarians There are approximately 1,100 growing to a level where they removed the fishing line and Hawaiian monk seals total, with could be considered recovered.” hook on New Year’s Eve and the most of them living in the unin- One of the primary goals of the seal was later returned to the habited Northwestern Hawaiian plan is to create a stable or grow- wild. Islands. The species was listed as ing population of more than 500 The management plan endangered under the U.S. seals in the main Hawaiian includes six strategies for helping Endangered Species Act in 1976. Islands by providing enough the population. They include NOAA’s Hawaiian Monk Seal shoreline and marine habitat to identifying sick or injured seals Recovery Coordinator Rachel allow the monk seal to breed and and reducing the risk of disease, Sprague said that while the pop- forage naturally. education and outreach pro- ulation of monk seals in the main NOAA says the main chal- grams and better communication Hawaiian Islands has been lenges in implanting a manage- with fishermen. The plan also increasing, the overall population ment plan come from human- calls for more effective communi- continues to decline. related impacts. Humans and ty management and volunteer “The main Hawaiian Islands their pets can potentially spread participation. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com

TOUR OF NEW ARENA

Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS ABOVE IS THE LATEST architectural rendering of the new Cleveland High School Raider Arena. The TUESDAY’S TOUR of the new Cleveland High School Raider Arena was expanded with a tour of the roof has been completed, which will allow the contractor, Tri-Conn, to work through inclement weather cafeteria area, which has been painted and upgraded. Cleveland High Principal Autumn O’Bryan, left, this fall. The new gymnasium is scheduled to be completed in late February. School board and Council explains the work to, from left, Cleveland Director of Schools Dr. Martin Ringstaff, school board member members toured the construction site Tuesday. Dawn Robinson, Cleveland City Manager Janice Casteel, and board member George Meacham.

Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS FOUR MEMBERS of Cleveland government attended a tour of the Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS new Cleveland High School Raider Arena Tuesday. The new sports CLEVELAND HIGH Principal Autumn complex, an $11 million project, is being built by Tri-Conn. O’Bryan, left, talks with Board of Education mem- Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS Construction is expected to be completed in late February 2016. ber Charlie Cogdill, center, and Cleveland High MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Hal Taylor discusses some inside construction during Taking Tuesday’s tour were, from left, Councilman David May, Basketball Coach Jason McCowan, right, during Tuesday’s tour of the new Cleveland High School Raider Arena. The tour was scheduled Councilman Bill Estes, City Manager Janice Casteel, and a tour Tuesday of the new Raider Arena. for Board of Education and Cleveland City Council members. Councilman Charlie McKenzie. Seymour From Page 1 will be held at CSCC. change: muddling, managing the College, Seymour said, “Routine Seymour said this reminded He then added that change in through strategic planning,” the The subject of Seymour’s dis- crisis and planning. “Change is the enemy of progress.” him of what Alice in Wonderland also a cultural attitude. Super college president continued. “This cussion was “Change doesn’t happen because of one Another saying by Jim Collins is, asked the Cheshire Cat, “Would celebrity Dolly Parton says, “If includes focusing, dreaming, Management Will Drive Peak person,” he continued. “You have “Good is the enemy of great.” you please tell me which way I you don’t like the road you’re planning, action and assessing.” Performance For Ongoing to have several people.” Seymour added that even the ought to go?” The Cheshire Cat walking, you should start paving He explained that strategic Success.” “There’s also the concept of great intellect Albert Einstein replied, “That depends on where another one.” planning is active, outward look- Seymour discussed a number inconsistency,” he said. “There is understood the importance and you want to go!” He said the best way to predict ing, competitive, decision- of things planned at Cleveland a difference between a good com- the need for change. Einstein He added that the late the future is to invent it. focused, participatory, tolerant, State to be able to keep up in pany and a great company.” once gave the definition of insan- President Dwight D. Eisenhower You also need to determine the ongoing and integrated. He said it today’s changing world. “Cleveland State has been a ity by saying, “Insanity is doing once said, “Plans are nothing. magnitude of your change. is not passive, document produc- “You must manage change,” he good school for 50 years,” the the same thing over and over Planning is everything.” “If you shoot for 80 percent, tion, platitude production, a per- said, “Or change will manage school’s president added. “But, again and expecting different He anticipates change at you’ll probably be unsuccessful sonal vision, a collection of plans, you.” what do we need to do (in serving results.” Cleveland State will be an ongo- and be run out of town on a rail,” a surrender to trends, spasmodic “I’m more of a doer and a plan- the community) is to be great. The Cleveland State president ing process. Still, Seymour added, he said. or risk elimination. ner in this field,” he continued. Using a quote from philoso- said his school has basically been you should not be afraid to take a Seymour added that many “Change management is about He went on to say he was not pher and orator Will Rogers, he doing the same thing for 35 big step if one is indicated. people have a “to do” list, but few everybody pulling in the same going to go deep or theoretical in said, “Even if you’re on the right years, and he’s attempting to cre- “David Lloyd George said, ‘You have a “stop-doing” list. direction,” he continued. his discussion, saying there is a track, you will get run over if you ate a different attitude. can’t cross a chasm in two small He added that there is also the He said you must ask yourself wealth of information out there just sit there.” “Now we’ve got Tennessee jumps,’” he noted. hedgehog concept. It says that to if you have the right people in the about change management. “I’ve probably said this too Promise, and we’re talking about Seymour added a Kurt go from good to great requires a boat — and if you have them in “The only constant is change,” much around campus,” he doing this for adults,” he added. Waldheim saying, “Many great deep understanding of three the right seats. he said, adding “But there’s added, “But we have to have con- He said a light went off recently civilizations in history have col- intersecting circles translated In closing, Seymour said the always a resistance to change.” tinual change.” when a board member said, “It lapsed at the height of their into a simple, crystaline concept. process is preparing for change, Seymour said there are three Using another cliche, this one seems that you’re wanting us to achievement because they were The circles include, “What are managing change and reinforcing organizational options in making by Gerald W. Gibson of Maryville make a cultural shift.” unable to analyze their problems, you passionate about?” “What change. change direction and adjust to drives your economic engine?” He then listed the 10 principles new situations which faced them and “At what can you be best in of change: addressing the by concerting their wisdom and the world?” “human side” systemically, start- strength.” Seymour then emphasized the ing at the top, involving every Technology Seymour asked his audience is concept which lies at the center layer, making the formal case, From Page 1 they knew of such a situation in of change at Cleveland State: “a creating ownership, communi- business. dedication to providing timely cating the message, addressing who help teachers integrate tech- doesn’t yet exist, so it is important board with a draft of a new rubric He then gave an example of the and relevant educational pro- the cultural landscape, address- nology into their instruction. for students to learn the technolo- that will be used for the director’s Kodak company. He said they lost grams that satisfy interests of ing culture explicity, preparing Then, Director of Schools Dr. gy that does exist so they do not annual evaluation by the board. a huge share of the market when students and needs of communi- for the unexpected and speaking Linda Cash proposed a “one for fall behind. Cash is in her first year as they would not forego the film ty and employers.” to each and every individual one” initiative that could put He added technology knowledge Bradley County Schools’ director. canister in the change to digital. “You must manage change involved. devices like tablet computers into is already very important for peo- While she will not be evaluated the hands of students as soon as ple’s job prospects today. until it has been a full year, the next year. Third District board Chairman board voted previously to discuss While funding is not yet avail- Nicholas Lillios said many stu- the evaluation a year ahead of able to provide a device to every dents do not have access to com- time so she would know what the child at every school, she pro- puters or other electronic devices board would be expecting. posed “frontloading” the kinder- at home, so a school may be a stu- Sixth District board member garten through second-grade dent’s only place to learn technol- Amanda Lee also proposed the classrooms with technology to ogy-related skills. board consider allowing a student help students learn technology as “When some students start representative to serve on the they develop early academic skills. school, there is already a dispari- board. “Their future is with technolo- ty,” Lillios said. A high school senior would be gy,” Cash said. “It’s not with a Cash said she would like to ask chosen for the honor after collect- [printed] textbook.” for a “one-time push” for funding ing signatures on a petition of Her proposal was to form a to pilot “one for one” technology at support from his or her peers and committee that would look into two schools, which could come completing an application “piloting” a “one for one” program from next year’s budget. process. That student would then at two to-be-determined schools However, she also noted every become a non-voting member of during the 2016-17 school year. student having a device on which the board and attend meetings to First District board member they could read e-books could share a student perspective on Chris Turner had requested the eventually cut down on the costs school issues. board discuss how technology can of printed textbooks. Lee said some school systems be used in the classroom, and the Also during the work session, who do this provide students with technology coaches showed board the board furthered its discus- high school credits for their members examples of how teach- sions on how construction of a efforts. While the school system ers are already using it. new academic building at Lake would need to seek state approval Electronic versions of text- Forest Middle School might pro- to add the credits to the two high books, various educational games ceed. schools’ offerings, the board could and practice programs on tablet While the school board has begin working to make this a pos- computers and resources like hired an architectural firm, The sibility for a student next fall. electronic gradebooks are already Lewis Group, it still needs to Fourth District board member used to help teachers work with decide whether to follow a “design, Dianna Calfee also shared her students and streamline their own bid, build” course of action or hire excitement for Michigan Avenue processes. a construction manager who will Elementary School recently being Students are also having to take handle the hiring of subcontrac- named a Reward School by the more and more of their tests on tors. Tennessee Department of computers. The board discussed concerns Education. She proposed hosting “Technology’s important,” over how each option might affect a celebration event for the school Turner said. “We’ve got to find a the timeline and price, and Lillios and starting a committee to plan it way to do this.” noted the project “seems it would and look for ways to further While he said he wishes the be successful either way.” reward schools’ accomplishments school system could provide a Cash said the success of a in the future. device for every single student, he building project is more depend- All these matters will be acknowledged “we have got to ent on the quality of who a school addressed again during the start somewhere.” system is working with, rather board’s monthly voting session. It Turner stressed the young stu- than the chosen methods for bid- will take place at 5:30 p.m. at the dents in school today may some- ding and contracting. Bradley County Schools central day work with technology that Turner then presented the office off South Lee Highway. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015— 11 U.S. intervenes in suit over NATIONAL BRIEFS Palestinian terror attacks WASHINGTON (AP) — The that if the PA were to collapse, we State Fair to bakers: Make it from This one was different, though. tions and the escape. “Any find- Conley and Jackson might have Obama administration has inter- would be faced with a crisis that As an unsuspecting investing ings of misconduct or abuse led to the shootings. vened in a lawsuit over would not only impact the securi- scratch, or be scratched public awaited the announce- against inmates will be punished Court records show Conley, LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A new Palestinian terror attacks that ty of Israelis and Palestinians, ment, federal authorities say a to the full extent of the law,” she 48, had a history of domestic vio- have killed Americans, advising a but would potentially have ripple sign in the culinary hall of the group comprising computer said. lence against Jackson, something Kentucky State Fair warns people judge that requiring a hefty bond effects elsewhere in the region,” hackers and stock traders A former prison tailor shop Child Protective Services noted in payment in the case could finan- Deputy Secretary of State Antony entering cakes, pies and other already had seen the release in worker, Joyce Mitchell, has its 2013 lawsuit. homemade goods that they must cially destabilize the Palestinian Blinken said in a five-page sworn the computer system of pleaded guilty to charges of aid- 2 ex-NY students indicted on government. declaration filed Monday in U.S. be just that — homemade. Marketwired, the Toronto busi- ing the pair by smuggling hack- Last year, a blue ribbon award- Islamic State terror charges The filing comes in a case in District Court in Manhattan. ness newswire. saw blades and other tools they New York City, where a jury this He said the loss of the ed for a buttermilk pie was Using the crucial information used to cut their way through the NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stripped after fair officials authorities say two former New year awarded $218.5 million to Palestinian Authority’s governing in the release, the group allegedly back of their cells over weeks. Americans affected by the powers would likely “fuel anger learned the maker used a store- made $17 million worth of trades And a guard at the facility has York City college students have bought crust. The woman who been indicted on terror charges attacks in a lawsuit brought and frustration” and could lead and orders betting Panera’s stock been charged, accused of bring- against the Palestine Liberation to widespread violence in the made the pie said her own crust would lose value once the news ing the two men frozen meat accusing them of plotting to help doesn’t turn out right and she the Islamic State group. Organization and the Palestinian West Bank. went public. They were correct, inside which Mitchell hid the Authority. That amount is auto- The Justice Department filed a wasn’t aware of the rule. and for their efforts walked away blades. Munther Omar Saleh and Now, the Courier-Journal Fareed Mumuni have been in matically tripled under the Anti- formal “statement of interest” in with nearly $1 million in profit, Second grizzly cub captured Terrorism Act, lawyers have the case at the behest of the State reports that the new sign at the according to a criminal indict- custody since June. Federal pros- Louisville fairgrounds reads, “By at scene of fatal attack ecutors in Brooklyn announced said. Department, federal officials have ment unsealed Tuesday against By intervening, the govern- said. entering an item in the culinary nine people in the U.S. and BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — on Tuesday a grand jury had department of the Kentucky State Biologists in Yellowstone National returned an indictment. ment said it was trying to strike a The plaintiffs have requested Ukraine. balance between its support for that the Palestinian government Fair, you are acknowledging and The international hacking Park have captured a second Prosecutors say the 21-year- certifying that you have used no grizzly bear cub at the scene of an old Saleh had researched recipes the rights of terrorism victims to deposit $30 million per month scheme allegedly raked in $100 be compensated in court and while the case is on appeal. commercially produced products million between 2010 and 2015. attack in which an adult bear for homemade explosives and such as frozen pie shells, boxed killed a Montana man. looked up city landmarks on the concerns that a large bond Lawyers for the Palestinian It is being called the biggest case imposed while the verdict is on Authority have argued that the cake mixes, canned frostings or of its kind ever prosecuted, and Park spokeswoman Amy Internet. They also say he and any like products.” Bartlett said Tuesday that the the 20-year-old Mumuni dis- appeal would weaken the legiti- group is effectively insolvent and one that demonstrated yet macy of the Palestinian Authority have asked the judge, George The fair is next week. another way in which the finan- two cubs and their mother, who cussed how to build a pressure was captured last week, were cooker bomb. and undermine “several decades Daniels, to waive the bond Arrest in N.Y. bias attack on gay cial world is vulnerable to cyber- of U.S. foreign policy.” requirement. But lawyers for the crime. being held pending DNA tests on Saleh’s attorney said he will couple married at West Point the older bear to determine if it plead not guilty at the pair’s “Senior U.S. officials have victims say the there is money to NEW YORK (AP) — Police say a The Securities and Exchange made clear to other governments make the payments. Commission also brought civil was the culprit. arraignment on Aug. 20. New York City man has been If so, park officials have said arrested in connection with a charges against the nine plus 23 other people and companies in the adult animal will be eutha- bias attack in lower Manhattan nized out of concern for public against the first gay couple to be the U.S. and Europe. The case “illustrates the risks safety. married at West Point. Park officials have said the Thomas Clabough of Queens posed for our global markets by today’s sophisticated hackers,” cubs also could be killed if no was arrested Wednesday and place can be found for them in a charged with assault and SEC chief Mary Jo White said. “Today’s international case is zoo or animal rehabilitation facil- attempted assault as a hate ity. crime. unprecedented in terms of the scope of the hacking at issue, the Sixty-three-year-old Lance The victims were Daniel Crosby of Billings was hiking Lennox-Choate and his husband, number of traders involved, the number of securities unlawfully alone and without bear spray Larry. when he was attacked and his Police say it happened Aug. 2 traded and the amount of profits generated.” body partially eaten last week. after the suspect entered the an Islamic State sympathizer. Prince Street shop to purchase a The nine people indicted beer. include two people described as Federal appeals court hears They say he shouted anti-gay Ukrainian computer hackers and arguments on polar bear habitat slurs at the two men and then six stock traders. Prosecutors ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A punched Daniel Lennox-Choate said the defendants made $30 federal plan designating a huge in the face. million from their part of the swath of the U.S. Arctic as critical The suspect then fled on a scheme. polar bear habitat should be bike. Authorities said that beginning upheld over the objections of the The 30-year-old victim suffered in 2010 and continuing as state of Alaska, petroleum indus- minor injuries to his mouth and recently as May, they gained try groups and communities along refused medical attention. access to more than 150,000 Alaska’s north coast, a Justice Daniel Lennox-Choate gradu- press releases that were about to Department lawyer told an ated from West Point in 2007, be issued by Marketwired; PR appeals court Tuesday. and his husband graduated two Newswire in New York; and Robert Stockman acknowledged years later. They married in 2013. Business Wire of San Francisco. that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife The press releases contained Family attorney wants federal Service plan designating an area earnings figures and other corpo- larger than California as critical probe of teen’s death rate information. habitat lacked specifics, such as SENECA, S.C. (AP) — The fam- Texas inmate wants to die, but the exact sites where polar bears ily of a South Carolina teenager lawyers try to halt execution establish dens. But the agency shot and killed by police during acted based on the best data avail- an attempted drug bust wants HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) — able from polar bear experts as is federal authorities to be part of required by endangered species the investigation into the shoot- Texas inmate Daniel Lee Lopez wants to be put to death for strik- law, he said. ing. “The service had to make a Attorney Eric Bland said in a ing and killing a police lieutenant with an SUV during a chase more judgment call based on limited statement released Tuesday to data,” Stockman said. news outlets that police violated than six years ago. Despite his wishes and court Polar bears, a marine mammal, 19-year-old Zachary Hammond’s were declared a threatened species rights. rulings that he was competent to make that decision, his attorneys in 2008 under former President 
  Seneca police Lt. Mark Tiller George W. Bush because of dimin- says he shot Hammond during are taking their push to halt the punishment to the U.S. Supreme ishing sea ice brought on by global the bust the night of July 26 climate warming. Polar bears use because he felt threatened as the Court. The 27-year-old’s lethal injec- sea ice to breed and hunt ice seals. Dignified Services at teen drove his car at him. An endangered species listing Realistic Prices! Hammond’s family says autop- tion set for Wednesday evening 
 
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 2415 Georgetown Road, NE sy results show Hammond was species to develop a plan to help shot through the driver’s side Texas, the nation’s most active or find us on facebook 473-2620 death penalty state. the population recover. The desig- window from behind, indicating nation of a species’ critical habitat there was no danger to the officer. Lopez was condemned for the March 2009 death of Stuart does not automatically block Both the officer and the teen development, but it requires feder- are white. Alexander. The Corpus Christi lieutenant was standing in a al officials to consider whether a The State Law Enforcement proposed action would interfere Division has released little about grassy area on the side of a high- way where he had put spike with the recovery of a threatened its investigation and will send population. findings to the local prosecutor. strips when he was struck by the SUV that Lopez was fleeing in. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife 2 suspects wounded in gun Service habitat plan designating Some prisoners say they were battle with Atlanta police 187,000 square miles of polar bear ATLANTA (AP) — Authorities beaten after pair escaped critical habitat drew lawsuits from say two suspects were wounded ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Inmates the state of Alaska, petroleum by gunfire during a late-night who knew the two convicted trade associations, local govern- shootout with Atlanta police. killers who escaped from a maxi- ments and Alaska Native busi- Police say they tried to stop a mum-security prison in northern nesses with interests in the Alaska car after reports that passengers New York reported beatings by Arctic. The state and the trade inside were waving guns, but the guards trying to determine where associations said the designation driver sped away from officers the pair went, according to a legal would cost millions and to lead to late Tuesday night. services group. delays in projects, additional con- Police pursued the suspects, Prisoners’ Legal Services of sultations with layers of govern- who jumped from the car, ran New York has received several ment and litigation for develop- behind a house and began complaints from inmates on that ment projects. exchanging gunfire with the offi- Clinton Correctional Facility Kids killed in shooting had been cers. honor block, who were later moved to other prisons, manag- taken from home by state Atlanta Police Maj. Jeff Glazier HOUSTON (AP) — Six children tells WSB-TV an 18-year-old man ing attorney James Bogin said Tuesday. Many were transferred who were fatally shot in their was shot in the leg and a 24- Houston home along with their year-old man was shot in the and spent time in solitary con- finement and some are still miss- mother and her husband were abdomen. Both were hospital- temporarily removed by Child ized. Authorities say a 22-year- ing their clothes and other belongings, he said. Protective Services from the old suspect was in custody with household in 2013 after allega- facial injuries from falling while “People were beat up,” Bogin said. “People lost property.” tions of domestic violence and a he tried to run from police. lack of supervision. None of the officers were A 23-day manhunt by more than 1,100 law enforcement offi- The children were placed in fos- injured. ter care in September 2013 when The races of the people cers followed the June 6 escape of murderers Richard Matt and the agency filed a lawsuit to involved in the shooting were not remove them from the home. They immediately known. David Sweat. Matt was fatally shot June 27 about 30 miles from were returned about a month later Hacking ring accused of making the prison. Sweat was shot and after the suit was dismissed by a $100M on stolen news releases recaptured nearby two days later. judge, Patrick Crimmins, a NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — In late The New York Times first spokesman for Texas Department October 2013, Panera Bread Co., reported the prisoner accounts of of Family and Protective Services, the national chain of restaurants beatings, noting 60 inmate com- which includes CPS, said that specializes in healthy soups plaints filed with the legal servic- Tuesday. and baked goods, prepared a es group. Questions about the agency’s news release to announce it was Corrections spokeswoman dealings with the family have aris- adjusting its earnings expecta- Linda Foglia said Tuesday that en since the six children, their tions downward for the recently the allegations have been under mother, Valerie Jackson, and her begun fourth quarter. investigation by the department’s husband were killed Saturday. The release undoubtedly was Office of Special Investigations for Jackson’s former domestic part- one of many sent by publicly several weeks and she referred to ner, David Conley, is charged with traded companies to business the state inspector general, who capital murder for their deaths, news services for publication. is examining the prison opera- and the Harris County Sheriff’s Office has said problems between 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Some districts battle shortage of teachers as school begins OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — As Vegas, has offered bonuses, sent tion,” said Rebecca Simcoe, a students return to their class- recruiters to colleges and job high school English teacher in rooms this year, some may find fairs around the country, and Tulsa with a doctorate who fewer teachers waiting to greet launched a “Calling All Heroes” resigned last year to do nonprofit them. campaign that included bill- work. “Now we’re expected to be Many schools — particularly in boards in Times Square to fill its automatons following their places with growing populations hundreds of vacancies. On the robotic instructions, just getting and difficult working conditions Kansas Turnpike near Lawrence, these kids to pass tests.” — are having an especially tough a billboard put up by the While some education groups time getting enough teachers to Independence, Missouri, school have blamed Republican law- fill all their jobs. Districts say district trumpets: “HIRING makers for budget cuts and they’re struggling the most in TEACHERS FOR 2015-16.” worsening conditions, both areas like math, science, special An Oklahoma survey last year Floden and Dan Goldhaber, education and foreign languages. showed about 1,000 unfilled director of the Center for Low pay, more mandatory vacancies, resulting in larger Education Data and Research at tests, funding cuts and what class sizes and the elimination of the University of Washington, some educators feel are more some courses. The state’s aver- saw no evidence of a partisan demands from policymakers are age teacher salary is $44,128 — explanation for teacher short- among the reasons cited by 49th in the nation. ages. departing teachers, and by The number of first-time Robert Sigrist, assistant prin- AP Photo administrators trying to replace teacher licenses issued in cipal at Central High School in StArS Seen AS streaks from a long camera exposure are seen behind Arnotegui Hermitage, them. Indiana has dropped nearly 20 St. Joseph, Missouri, said the in Obanos, northern Spain, Tuesday. The meteor shower is expected to peak Wednesday night In the scramble, some teachers percent since 2009, state officials school struggled to find a into Thursday morning. are taking on new subjects. said. In Kansas, at least 3,720 replacement after its physics Oklahoma officials have issued teachers left the state, retired or teacher moved to Texas. As the 215 emergency certifications to took jobs outside education this start of classes approached, the allow teachers to instruct outside past school year, up more than district was still trying to fill a Meteor shower likely to be good, their areas of expertise, com- 70 percent from a couple of years special education slot. pared to just 71 at the same time ago, Kansas Department of “I’m afraid within the next five last year. Education data show. or six years we’re going to see a it won’t be eclipsed by the moon “It’s just brutal right now try- Part of the exodus may be real shortage — not just in those WASHINGTON (AP) — People looking for a Arizona, Utah and Idaho. ing to get people certified,” said demographics, such as the high-needs areas,” Sigrist said. shooting star to wish upon may find Wednesday The sky show is pieces of comet Swift-Tuttle Tony O’Brien, superintendent of retirement of Baby Boomers. And “Our colleges and universities overnight to be a dream come true. hitting Earth’s atmosphere at more than Newcastle Public Schools. “They many teachers who stayed put don’t have the number of stu- Celestial timing will help people see more of 133,000 mph and burning up. The best way to may have a degree in underwater during the recession may now be dents coming out” to be teach- the oldest meteor shower known to Earth, the watch is to lie down and look up — no tele- basket-weaving, and I’m trying to leaving for better-paying jobs ers. Perseids, when they peak 3 a.m. local scopes needed. get them a certificate in elemen- outside education. Mike Wood, Experts caution that many Thursday, according to astronomers. Meteor showers just touch people in a spe- tary education.” government relations director for states still produce more teach- That’s “because the moon is almost new and cial way, said planetary scientist Sheila While teacher shortages aren’t the Missouri State Teachers ers for the number of available there’s no moonlight to mess with the show,” Kanani of the Royal Astronomical Society in appearing everywhere, they do Association, attributes some of jobs. said NASA meteor expert Bill Cooke. The last London. tend to pose challenges in faster- the shortages to low salaries and “It’s not like we’re literally as a time the Perseids (pur-SEE’-uhdz) peaked with “For a lot of people, it’s a make-a-wish kind growing states and those with tougher state exams for new nation not going to be able to little moonlight was 2007. of mentality,” Kanani said. “There’s something budget problems, education teachers. find the teachers that we need,” If the weather is good, expect one shooting quite romantic about a meteor shower.” researchers say. Remote areas, Some former teachers say an Goldhaber said. “That is not to star a minute, maybe more, said Cooke. If your skies aren’t clear or there’s too much and high-poverty districts like increase in mandatory testing say that some schools and The skies will be clear for an unusually large light, NASA is broadcasting the Perseids from 10 Detroit with uncertain budgets and a sense of hostility from law- school districts (don’t) have a section of the United States, said Weather p.m. until 2 a.m. EDT with Cooke and other and difficult working conditions, makers has crushed morale. much harder time finding people Underground meteorology director Jeff experts explaining what’s happening in the also have trouble. Recent Oklahoma measures are who are willing to teach in those Masters. Much of the East, Midwest and far skies. “They can’t draw enough designed to increase rigor as well places. And it’s much harder to West will be almost cloudless. But the forecast —- (teachers) from the local popula- as imposing a grading system for find people who are willing to isn’t as nice for Florida, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Online: NASA: http://www.nasa.gov tion because there just aren’t schools that many teachers and teach in selected grades and that many there. So they have to administrators felt was unfair. subjects.” figure out ways to draw people in But per-pupil funding has kept from farther away,” said Bob declining, and teachers haven’t Floden, co-director of the received a pay raise in nearly a Education Policy Center at decade. 7 decades after WWII, many Michigan State University. “We used to be treated as pro- Reuse the News Some school districts have fessionals who were allowed to Recycle this newspaper been trying new approaches. The have autonomy in our class- praise Germany, scorn Japan Clark County School District in rooms and play to our strengths Nevada, which includes Las or our background or educa- SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — sleek museum tells Ahn’s life story, in exchange programs, and most Both nations brutalized conti- culminating with a lifelike diorama young Poles and Germans have nents. Both slaughtered and that shows Ahn aiming his pistol largely overcome past grievances. abused tens of millions of people. at a mortally wounded Ito. Some Poles, however, have But while Germany is held up as a Throughout South Korea, there mixed feelings. paragon of post-World War II rec- is what Robert Kelly, a professor at “Once, in a restaurant in Bonn, onciliation, Japan is mired in ani- Pusan National University, calls an the owner, who was in his late 30s, mosity with its neighbors seven “extraordinary, and negative, fixa- came up to a group of me and decades later. tion with Japan.” other Poles and said, ‘I am so sorry In many ways, the stunning eco- People in both countries admire we did such horrible things, please nomic and political resurrections the other’s culture and recognize forgive us,’” said Pawel Kuczynski, of both countries since the war shared security concerns, especial- a 60-year-old documentary film- ended 70 years ago Sunday have ly about North Korea’s nuclear maker. “But I only experienced this been a windfall for their respective ambitions. once. Mostly in my dealings with regions. Both have largely been But the Japanese colonization Germans, I get the feeling that they generous in aid, both, for the most — which was followed by division still look down upon us.” part, sterling examples of liberal in 1945 by the Soviets and the —- democracies. Americans and the 1950-53 CHINA But talk to Europeans and Korean War that technically con- On a recent overcast day, a Northeast Asians about Germany tinues today — still rankles smattering of Chinese tourists and Japan and you’ll often find because “Japan was essentially walked across the Marco Polo stark differences in perception. trying to eliminate Korean-ness,” bridge in southwestern Beijing, Some of this is linked to the said John Delury, a professor at which some see as the site of the Soviet threat during the Cold War, Seoul’s Yonsei University. first true battle of World War II. which forced Europe to work close- “Japan will never be another Japan’s Imperial Army occupied ly with powerful West Germany. No Germany,” said Doowon Heo, a 36- Manchuria in the early 1930s, but such unifying force emerged in year-old teacher from Siheung, on July 7, 1937, after a Japanese ultracompetitive Northeast Asia. South Korea, referring to the post- soldier went missing in the area, A kneeling West German chan- war German reconciliation efforts. thousands of troops on both sides cellor is a European icon of recon- “The number of people who have marched in the region. Fighting ciliation, but China and the two personally experienced the colonial and atrocities soon followed, Koreas see Japan as having con- era will continue to decline, but including the rape of Nanjing by tinually gotten a free pass. Japan continues to refresh our the Japanese. Protected by U.S. forces interest- memory about what it was like China keeps the memory of ed in establishing a regional mili- then.” Japanese subjugation and brutali- Come celebrate tary bulkhead, Japan’s Emperor —- ty raw through its education sys- Hirohito, the public face of the POLAND tem and popular culture. troops who ravaged Asia, was Poland, where the European war Television shows regularly depict never held accountable. Nor were started when Germany invaded on virtuous Chinese soldiers out- with us! many suspected war criminals, Sept. 1, 1939, is the site of one of smarting villainous Japanese. including the grandfather of cur- the most powerful and unexpected Anti-Japanese sentiment is also rent Japanese Prime Minister gestures of German remorse. easily channeled into support for Shinzo Abe. There’s also criticism A monument in the former China’s assertive claims to unin- Saturday - August 15, 2015 that frequent whitewashing of his- Warsaw Ghetto marks the day habited islands in the East China tory by senior Japanese leaders, Willy Brandt, then chancellor of Sea controlled by Japan but 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. including Abe, nullifies Tokyo’s West Germany, fell to his knees claimed by China. repeated attempts to display there in 1970. —- You are invited to attend an Open House remorse. Brandt received the Nobel Peace INDONESIA The perceived injustice of history Prize the next year, with officials Japan occupied much of at CHI Memorial Convenient Care. Join still rankles, and leaders in Seoul citing his kneeling at the Jewish Southeast Asia during World War and Beijing use the resulting site in Warsaw as an example of II, but its legacy is much different us in celebrating one year of urgent care nationalism to cement domestic his work “to bury hatred and seek in China and the Koreas. Its 3 service to the greater Cleveland area. support and pursue territorial reconciliation across the mass 1/2-year occupation of goals. graves of the war.” Indonesia, at the time a Dutch Come for blood pressure checks, chair Here’s a country-by-country Such efforts by Germany have colony, added momentum to a massages, grip strength assessments, look at the very different ways been a consistent feature of its burgeoning independence move- Japan and Germany are viewed in policies toward Poland, which suf- ment. ambulance tours, giveaways, door prizes, parts of Asia and Europe today: fered 6 million deaths during the One of the few reminders of —- war, half of them Jewish. Japan’s wartime presence in refreshments and fun activities. For more SOUTH KOREA Since the fall of communism in Indonesia is the former residence information, call (423)790-7750. Perhaps the crystallization of Europe and its own reunification, in Jakarta of Rear Adm. Maeda abysmal Japan-South Korea ties Germany has strongly backed Tadashi, who helped draft can be found in the widespread Poland’s efforts to join both the Indonesia’s first independence veneration of Ahn Jung-geun, who European Union and NATO, steps proclamation. The building is shot down Japan’s former top offi- that have helped bring unprece- now a museum dedicated to the cial in Korea, Ito Hirobumi, in dented prosperity. history of independence. 1909, the year before occupying German Chancellor Angela The Japanese portrayed their Tokyo formally annexed the Merkel’s backing was seen as criti- occupation of Indonesia as the Korean Peninsula. cal in the election last year of for- intervention of a benevolent older A young, mustachioed Ahn, mer Polish Prime Minister Donald brother and were initially wel- cradling a hand disfigured when Tusk to head the European comed as liberators from the he sliced off part of a finger as an Council in Brussels, the first time despised Dutch. MemorialConvenientCare.com expression of patriotism, can be a Pole has won a top leadership Japan, attempting to persuade Follow us on Twitter@InspireHealth seen on banners and posters position within the European Indonesians to join the war, gave Follow us on Facebook@FutureMemorial throughout Seoul. A musical about Union. them roles in government for the Watch us on YouTube/MemorialChattanooga Ahn’s life, called “Hero,” has been Trade flows across the neigh- first time and steps toward self- staged every year since 2009. A bors’ borders, students take part administration. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015— 13 WEDNESDAY

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Martha Norkus: Teaching a fitness program for healthy aging

By WILLIAM WRIGHT exercise. Lifestyles Editor “A lot of people are afraid to get out and exercise, especially if It’s never too late to start exer- they’ve lived a sedentary cising, no matter how old or out lifestyle,” Norkus said. “Some of shape you are, according to people are afraid to exercise Martha Norkus, a 59-year-old because they’re afraid they might wife and mother who found hurt themselves. My job as an renewed interest in health and instructor is to ensure that you fitness, not only for herself, but don’t hurt yourself and that you for a growing population of do it properly. Just get out and sedentary seniors. come see if you can move. You’ll As a group fitness instructor be surprised at what you can do.” who lost 50 pounds, Norkus is The Centers for Disease changing her lifestyle to one that Control and Prevention said reg- is more health conscious for rea- ular physical activity “can pre- sons many Americans can identi- vent many of the health problems fy with. She is promoting a pro- that seem to come with age. It gram for healthy aging — Fitness also helps your muscles grow 55+, a low impact stronger so workout program you can keep designed for sen- doing your iors, but benefi- “Just get out and d a y - t o - d a y cial for anyone come see if you a c t i v i t i e s interested in get- w i t h o u t ting in shape. can move. You’ll b e c o m i n g “I grew up in an be surprised at dependent on overweight fami- what you others. Not ly,” Norkus doing any explained. “I can do.” p h y s i c a l watched my — Martha Norkus activity can mother and other be bad for family members you, no mat- go through their ter your age health issues. My or health condi- daughter, Saralyn, lives at home. tion. Keep in mind, some physical She said, ‘I’m going on this jour- ney,’ and I decided to do it with activity is better than none at all. her because I don’t want to have Your health benefits will also those health issues as I get older. increase with the more physical I don’t want to curl up in a corner activity that you do.” and wait to die. I was borderline Norkus, who went from being Banner photos, WiLLiAM WriGHt diabetic. Now, I’m not anymore. I motivated to becoming a motiva- MArtHA nOrKUS has taken charge of her life by reducing her injured my foot, so I have to baby tional trainer with Fitness 55+, weight, improving her flexibility and increasing her level of exercise. and nurse it. But the more weight said, “It’s fun to watch people get After losing 50 pounds, she worked to become a group fitness I lose, the less it bothers me.” engaged in their exercise! Some instructor with Body English Barre & Dance Fitness in Cleveland. According to the American people come in here that can hardly move — then they’re say- Now the 59-year-old wife and mother is out to inspire others, espe- Association of Retired Persons, cially seniors, to get in shape by joining her Fitness 55+ program. Top 40 percent of people between 45 ing, ‘I did a class!’ And they come and 64 are considered sedentary. back! They feed off of my energy left, center and bottom photos show Norkus instructing a class that For people over 64, that number and I feed off of theirs! We make includes her husband, George, Kristi Clowers, center, and Donna jumps to 60 percent. Experts say it fun, we’re joking and we’re Ray, far left. seniors who exercise enjoy talking the whole time. I want it stronger bones, a healthier heart, to be more than an exercise also show them how to modify Physiologist Leslie Miller in become a certified trainer herself English Barre & Dance Fitness in improved flexibility, greater bal- class. I want it to be a social exer- their exercises if it needs to be January 2014, Norkus not only — a trainer with a motivational Cleveland, said, “Martha has a ance and feelings of better overall cise for the participants. It’s for done.” shed 50 pounds, but her enthusi- mentality that could inspire other very good success story. I special- well-being. Muscle mass can also men and women at all fitness lev- From the time she started asm for weight loss and training seniors to follow her example. increase at any age in response to els — all shapes, all sizes. I can working with Exercise made her the perfect candidate to Miller, the owner of Body See NORKUS, Page 14 ‘Saving Laurel Springs,’ another Smoky Mountain ‘gem’ from Lin Stepp

By BETTIE MARLOWE new Southern voice,” by Joan past and present. selection. At the back of the 224- Banner Staff Writer Medlicott, author of the best- Stepp is a businesswoman and page book, there are 18 suggest- selling “The Ladies of Covington” an educator, as well as a pub- ed questions for discussions “to Dr. Lin Stepp has given us series. RT Book Reviews says, lished, well-known author. She enhance your group’s reading of another Smoky Mountain novel “An amazing storyteller ... the and her husband, James L. Lin Stepp’s ‘Saving Laurel — “Saving Laurel Springs.” romance exhibited is pure, natu- Stepp, also an author, live in Springs’.” Dolly Parton says of Stepp’s ral and heartwarming.” Knoxville. Stepp is on the faculty They touch on things such as Smoky Mountain novels: “Well, The reader will share the ques- at Tusculum College and King the vandalism of Laurel Springs I’ve finally come across someone tions, the agony, the romance University, where she teaches resort cabins, the surprise that believes all the things that I and the happiness as Rhea Dean psychology and writing. Her busi- answer to the “hidden treasure,” do ... love, family, faith, intrigue, journeys through memories, ness background includes more the roles of the characters and mystery, loyalty, romance, and a making decisions, only to exam- that 20 years in marketing, sales, the words of goodbye which are great love for our beloved Smoky ine them later in the light of production art and regional pub- woven through the story: “See ya Mountains.” truth and forgiveness. How her lishing. But closest to her heart is later and love you forever.” Described as “a heartfelt story life comes back together with the her beloved series of contempo- Published by Kensington full of hope, small town charm people she cares about and the rary novels set in the Great Smoky Books, “Saving Laurel Springs” and belief in second chances” place she loves makes a “I-can’t- Mountains of East Tennessee. will go on sale in September in “Saving Laurel Springs” is the put-it-down” story that pulls the “Saving Laurel Springs” is paperback and e-book. Visit eighth book in the series — with reader into an emotional blend of offered, also, as a reading group Stepp at website: linstepp.com. more to come. It continues with the theme and setting of the Great Smoky Mountains, which serve as a backdrop for the small town of Cosby, populated with characters who are blessed with a strong community spirit and cherished memories. According to a press release by Kensington Publishing Corp., Stepp, a lifelong Tennessean, “brings vibrancy and authentic detail to this breathtaking mountain setting like no one else can.” “See ya later — and love you forever, Rhea Dean. Those are the words Rhea’s childhood Contributed photos sweetheart, Carter Layman, used Dr. Lin Stepp, to say whenever they parted. Not above, has released that she places much stock in another book in her words anymore. After all, Carter Smoky Mountain series drove off to college in California, titled “Saving Laurel promising to make a fortune to Springs.” She and her help save their families’ vacation husband, James, left, resort. Instead, he stayed there who is also an author, and married someone else. It fell live in Knoxville. to Rhea to keep Laurel Springs Published by Kensington going and she’s done just that, working long hours on the camp Books, “Saving Laurel grounds, buoyed by the beauty of Springs” will go on sale her Smokies home.” — From the in September in paper- cover of “Saving Laurel Springs.” back and ebook. Stepp is called a “wonderful, 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Norkus Wright Way From Page 13

ize in working with active older adults who have high blood pres- sure and are on medication. I helped Martha get off of those medications and gain a lot of Searching for strength. Now she wants to share her progress with people her age, so we’ve started a Fitness 55+ extraterrestrial life program to get seniors to exer- cise. I trained her to teach this By WILLIAM WRIGHT What if this is beyond extrater- class, got her certified and we’re Lifestyles Editor restrials.? What if it is Extra- going to be SilverSneaker certi- Celestial? fied by the end of this month. An unprecedented search for Consider the facts as we know That means anyone on Medicare extraterrestrial life was recently them right now: Whatever hap- or with a participating insurance announced by world-renowned pened at the very start of our uni- company gets to work out free, physicist Stephen Hawking and verse must have commenced because their insurance basically Russian billionaire Yuri Milner, suddenly, at a definite moment in pays us to help them exercise.” who pledged $100 million to help time, in a flash of blinding light The SilverSneakers Fitness survey a million of the stars clos- and enormous energy. All of a program is the nation’s leading est to Earth for signals from sudden there was matter pro- fitness program designed exclu- other forms of intelligent life. duced from this massive burst of sively for older adults. More than The 10-year project, called the energy. Whether it was ignited or 65 Medicare health plans offer “Breakthrough Initiatives,” is exploded, something sent a tril- the program as a benefit to mem- considered the most far-reaching lion, trillion quadrillion pieces of bers across the nation. Regular search for extraterrestrial intelli- rock hurling into outer space. participation in the program has gence ever undertaken by the Only one chip of rock has been been proven to help older adults world’s top minds. It will utilize proven to have life on it — Earth. manage their health and increase two powerful telescopes — the No science team has ever been strength, balance and Parkes Telescope in Australia able to create spontaneous life in endurance. and the Green Bank Telescope in a laboratory. It has also been “Anyone with joint and muscle West Virginia — to scan 10 times impossible for any sequence of problems can also do the class the amount of sky covered by events to animate simple, non- and stay seated,” Miller added. previous efforts. living organic compounds and “We’ve been doing this for about a “There is no bigger question,” organize them into far more com- month now. This class is specifi- Hawking told a packed press plex molecules capable of replica- cally for them. The music is for conference at the Royal Society in tion. It is generally viewed as them. It’s designed around things London in July 20. “It is time to mathematically impossible for life they can do.” commit to finding the answer to on earth to appear spontaneous- “We use the music from the search for life beyond Earth.” ly. 1930s, ’40s, ’50s, ’60s and ’70s Contributed photos Milner added, “The scope of The scientific proof is that life — from Glenn Miller to Jimmy LOSING 50 POUNDS was just our search will be unprecedent- comes from life. The most logical Buffet,” Norkus said. “We’re the start for Clevelander Martha ed: a million nearby stars, the explanation for life on our planet, working on fall prevention, bal- Norkus, as seen in these before galactic center, the entire plane then, is that Someone Out There ance, coordination, stretching, and after photos of Norkus since of the Milky Way and 100 nearby put it here. And if such a myste- getting ourselves moving. It’s a she started low-impact exercis- galaxies.” rious, powerful intelligence exists 45- to 55-minute class. We have ing. Above, Norkus lifts weights. “Mankind has a deep need to that is utterly beyond our imagi- a lot of fun! We don’t want peo- learn, to explore, to know,” nation, why shouldn’t it be called ple to feel like they have to get when you started and you work lives of others. She said she English Barre & Dance Fitness. Hawking said. “It is important for God? Think about it: If mere up and go exercise. I want peo- through it.” believes Fitness 55+ is a “little Further information about us to know if we are alone in the humans can create the technolo- ple to say, ‘Oh! We’re going to Wanting to make a change and lower key” than other profession- Fitness 55+ can be obtained by dark.” gy to send messages into outer have fun!’ Do you sweat? Yes. Do making a change are two differ- al workouts, which is the kind of calling 423-303-8311 or visiting From a nearby star some 25 space and even send images back you get out of breath? Yes. Do ent things. Norkus decided to low-impact program many sen- www.bodyenglishfitness.com. For trillion miles away, researchers to Earth, should it be surprising you feel it? Yes. Do you have to turn her desire into results that iors are searching for. Classes are more information about the sil- say Breakthrough Listen’s optical that this Celestial Being can push yourself? Yes, sometimes. not only made a change in her life Wednesdays and Fridays, from versneakers program, visit search could detect a 100-watt communicate information to It depends on how fit you were but are making a change in the 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., at Body https://www.silversneakers.com. laser, which is the energy output humans then have these mes- of a normal household light bulb. sages written down and pre- “It is sure to bear fruit,” served for everyone around the Hawking said. “If a search of this globe? The Bible claims to be that The pits (and more): Recycle kitchen scraps into plants scale and sophistication finds no message from outer space, from a evidence of intelligence out there, By DEAN FOSDICK Higher Power, at 2Timothy 3:16. Associated Press that is a very interesting result.” We are told at 2Peter 1:21: “No What do you think? Do you feel prophetic message ever came just “Garbage gardening” is an easy anyone out there is trying to from the human will, but people and inexpensive way to grow reach us with a signal, a mes- were under the control of the flowers and edibles using kitchen sage, a welcoming greeting? Holy Spirit as they spoke the scraps — the pits, seeds and While Hawking, Milner and other message that came from God.” — roots that otherwise would be astronomers have gone to great Good News Translation. headed to a landfill. It’s a fun lengths to find intelligent life Many of those searching for way to recycle. Educational for beyond our planet, there is no intelligent life in outer space feel the kids, too. guarantee they will be listening that “advanced beings” could “Almost every unprocessed on the correct frequency or in the help humans end world hunger, fruit or vegetable can be grown right areas. After all, the universe wars, poverty, disease — maybe into a decorative houseplant,” is larger than anything we’ve ever even death. Interestingly, the said Deborah Peterson, co- known. Celestial Entity we call God has author of “Don’t Throw It, Grow Question: What if we have communicated His purpose to It” (Storey Publishing, 2008). already been contacted through end these very things, according “Some are perennials, others a signal far more advanced than to His message at Psalms 72:12- are annuals or biennials,” scientists are recognizing? What 16, Isaiah 2:4, 33:24, 35:5-6, and Peterson said. “You will be if they are missing a unique form Revelation 21:4-5. amazed as you discover how of communication that some If we treat our examination of these beautiful plants can devel- higher intelligence is already the Bible as seriously as these op.” assimilating with human beings? scientists treat their search for Chickpeas, for instance, can An advanced form of intelligence life in outer space, we will find be coaxed to flower in hanging might use a means of communi- that there really is advanced baskets, and beets can be trans- AP Photo cation that is light-years ahead Intelligence beyond the Earth — formed into showy dish gardens of our radio signals and broad- an Intelligent Designer already THIS PHOTO shows sweet potato vines growing from a patio container at a residence in New Market, with their colorful purple and Va. Almost every unprocessed fruit or vegetable can be grown into a decorative houseplant. casts. communicating with us! This green foliage surrounding con- What if this intelligence is so One has given us insight into the trasting blooms. advanced that it could use a type future, a sure hope and enlight- Start new plants on the win- children about plants than it is Peterson said. Study labels for fruit, according to a University of of communication that is both ened guidance that leads to dowsill by using the byproducts to create new gardens.” the fruits’ origin. Many have been New Hampshire Cooperative simple and efficient, but speaks peace, joy and eternal life. Have from roots, nuts, tubers, beans, “Most of your kitchen scraps irradiated, making them sterile, Extension fact sheet. to humans directly, without you read His message of good bulbs, seeds or cuttings. The will be thrown away, but some meaning they won’t sprout. “Indoor citrus plants seen with using our primitive machines — news lately? It contains a special “garbage,” if you will. can be used to provide a unique “I love mangos and every year flowers and or fruits are special something not unlike telepathy? invitation for you (John 17:3). Water, pebbles, soil or peat can learning opportunity,” she said. try to get one to grow, but they miniature varieties,” it said. be used as a growing medium. Children often want instant just don’t,” Peterson said. “Plants grown from standard eat- “Every plant you grow should gratification, so keep things sim- Also, avoid hybrid fruits and ing varieties will make decorative South African rhino go outside for five months or so, ple. Choose quick-sprouting vegetables because their seeds foliage specimens and attractive depending upon where you live,” plants like potatoes, beans, car- won’t deliver the same taste. floor plants.” said Peterson, from Scituate, rots, melons and radishes. Choose self-pollinating pro- Some recycled remnants can orphanage cares for victims Massachusetts. “Winter becomes “Pineapples wouldn’t be a good duce, like tomatoes, Ophardt do double duty as ornamental a holding pattern (for perenni- idea,” Peterson said; it takes said. “You can save those seeds and edible. Take sweet potatoes, ENTABENI SAFARI CONSER- Mexican veterinarian at the als), just keeping them alive. But pineapples two or more years to and get the taste you want.” for instance. VANCY, South Africa (AP) — orphanage, told The Associated once they’re out again, in sum- fully mature and produce flower Citrus seeds are capable of “I use them in my window They are the most vulnerable Press. mer, they’re wonderful.” stalks. becoming flourishing house- boxes as decorative vines,” victims of South Africa's rhino Benavides spoke at an enclo- Marianne Ophardt, Beware trying to grow plants plants because they tolerate Peterson said. “I have a collection poaching scourge, the baby rhi- sure where three rhinos named Washington State University from imported fruits or vegeta- home temperatures and dry, of small (sweet) potatoes about nos that survive the shooting Faith, Lunga and Matthew, all Extension’s Benton County bles, like the papaya, kiwi or indoor air. But under most home the size of my thumb when I take deaths of their mothers. less than one year old, lounged, director, added, “Garbage gar- pomegranate commonly found in conditions, citrus plants started them out of the box in November. Many probably die of dehy- trotted and slurped water from dening is done more to teach grocery stores during the winter, from seed will not flower or bear They really taste good.” dration or other perils in the containers. The rhinos wild, but some lucky ones end approached visitors behind a up at The Rhino Orphanage, low wooden barrier, allowing where workers become mothers themselves to be touched and Burger King: One Direction, Buzzfeed spurred chicken fries to the traumatized young ones, stroked on the rough skin of feeding, walking and comforting their heads. NEW YORK (AP) — Fans of King sold between 2005 and helped catapult ‘Chicken Fries’ back chicken fries even without them until they are ready to South Africa, home to most of Burger King’s chicken fries may 2012. into pop culture consciousness the social media encouragement. return to the bush. They learn the world's rhinos, has been have the boy band One Direction A few months later, as a follow up to the Buzzfeed Since being taken over by to recognize voices, sleep in a under heavy pressure from and the website Buzzfeed to Hirschhorn says there was an story.” investment firm 3G Capital, the stable, feed on a milk substi- poachers who killed more than thank for the return of the skin- even bigger surge when a One Even if Burger King misinter- chain has leaned heavily on its tute, roll in the mud and play 1,200 of the country's rhinos in ny fried sticks. Direction member mentioned preted Payne’s tweet, it worked past for ideas. In addition the with each other and their 2014 and are killing them at a At an event to hype a spicy them. The company pointed to out for the company. The return King and Subservient Chicken human minders, who try not to high rate this year to meet rising version of the chicken fries com- tweet by Liam Payne that reads, of chicken fries as a limited-time characters, it has resurrected its get knocked over by these big, demand for their horns in parts ing out this week, Burger King “I’m so fulllllll!!! Think I just ate offer last summer was successful Big King sandwich and Yumbo rambunctious babies. of Asia. Consumers believe rhino said it decided to resurrect the my body weight in chicken fries enough that Burger King added ham sandwich. The orphanage takes extreme horn, which is ground into pow- fries last year after seeing the and sides owwwwww.” them to its permanent menu this measures to protect its rhinos der, has medicinal benefits, but enthusiasm they generated on The tweet — which has more March. A box comes with nine from poachers, barring all but there is no scientific evidence to social media. than 94,000 retweets — is con- pieces and costs around $3. Don’t selected visitors and not adver- support that. The horn is made Eric Hirschhorn, chief market- fusing because Burger King had- Hirschhorn said people tend to tising its exact location. of keratin, a protein also found ing officer for Burger King North n’t yet brought back chicken get them as an extra, which Throw Managers say only that it is near in human fingernails. America, said the company fries. That raises the possibility drives up the amount people Me a golf and safari resort at the South Africa's national parks noticed a spike in chicken fry that Payne just left out a comma, spend. Last month, Burger Entabeni wildlife park in service rescued 16 rhino orphans mentions in January 2014 that and meant to say he ate chicken King’s parent company Limpopo province, about a in 2014; a dozen were put in spe- was traced to a Buzzfeed post and fries — not chicken fries. Restaurant Brands International Away! three-hour drive north of cialist care and four were placed titled “35 Foods From Your A representative for Payne said said sales rose 7.9 percent at Johannesburg. with surrogate mothers in state- Childhood That Are Extinct the singer wasn’t available for established stores in the U.S. "These rhinos would be dead if run enclosures, Edna Molewa, Now.” comment. A Burger King repre- and Canada for the latest quar- I’m One of the items on the list sentative said in an email: ter. there weren't a place to send minister of environmental Recyclable! them," Gabriela Benavides, a affairs, said in May. was chicken fries, which Burger “Whatever he meant, it certainly Burger King may have brought www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015— 15 Local Southeast Chapter, NFB, has been formed The Cleveland Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind has been formed locally. The purpose of the group is to bring awareness of blindness issues to the general public, to be involved in the community and recognize the contributions that disabled and blind people can make in a sighted world. The NFB is an advocacy group that seeks to make known the effects that national and local laws have on disabled and blind indi- viduals. The Southeast Chapter wants to reach blind and visually impaired people with a message of hope and encouragement and to empower, enable and equip them to be able to function in a sighted world. All blind and visually impaired people are invited to meet with Contributed photo the group on Aug. 27 at the The fourTh annual reunion for Travena students, teach- Cleveland Bradley County Public ers and guests is set for Sept. 26 at Tom Orr Pavilion from 1 to 3 p.m. Library in the Community Room The theme for the reunion is “Remembering the ’50s.” The event will from 1 to 3 p.m. be held across from Kinser Church of God, located on Kinser Road. Attending the organization Bring your folding chair and a finger food and dress like you did in the meeting were James Brown, pres- Contributed photo ’50s. Meeting for the planning session were, from left, Jimmy Bryson, The SouTheaST ChapTer of the National Federation of the Blind of Cleveland Tennessee has ident NFB of Tennessee, with Helen Hancock Riden, Ed McKinney and JoAnn Bryson, with thanks guide dog Jordan. William Ashe, to McKinney for his work. Neil and June Burk Parks, Charles and been formed in Cleveland. From left, front, are James Brown, president NFB of Tennessee, with Christy Rogers and Shannon guide dog Jordan. William Ashe, Christy Rogers and Shannon Huffman; and standing, Cathryne Huffman; and standing, Cathryne Mary Burk Bagle, Doyle and Billie Green McCracken and Elisa Blocker, Terry Smith, vice president NFB of Tennessee, Faheem Bengazi and Jill Taylor. The NFB is Blocker, Terry Smith, vice presi- Kinser Howard were unable to attend the planning meeting. Travena an advocacy group that seeks to make known the effects that national and local laws have on dis- dent NFB of Tennessee, Faheem students will be sharing memories on WOOP Radio on Aug. 22, as abled and blind individuals. Bengazi and Jill Taylor. guests of “Old Town Cleveland,” hosted my Ron and Debbie Moore.

BANNER BABIES Hints from Heloise Coby and Caroline Hybarger of Toney, Alabama, announce the birth of James Isaac, thir 20 1/2- inch, 8-pound, 4-ounce son, on Aug. 5, 2015, at Madison Hospital in Madison, Alabama. Grandparents are Robby and Can you open this? SEND A GREAT HINT TO: suggested I use the electric meat- Angela Raney of Toney, Doug and Dear Heloise: The pull-up top Heloise carving knife. This worked so Marsha Hudson of Harvest, on pineapple cans is very sharp. P.O. Box 795000 quickly and smoothly, I will use it Alabama, and Barry Hybarger of I use a CAN OPENER on the San Antonio, TX 78279-5000 for watermelon, squash and Cleveland. underside of the can to open it. Fax: 210-HELOISE pumpkin rind.” ——— — Marty in Warren, Ohio Email: Heloise(at)Heloise.com Bruce L. in Bozeman, Mont., BANNER POLICY: Birth wrote: “Before applying that announcements cannot be accept- intense downward knife pressure ed by email or fax due to legal con- Good hint. Some cans can be Stuck raisins Contributed photo opened this way, but some cans to cut off a round slice, take a siderations. Information must be Dear Heloise: I seldom use horizontal cut off the outer rind. The polk CounTy High School class of 1941 recently met for can have a “rounded” bottom raisins, but when I do, they are on an official form and accompa- its 74th reunion. Those attending were Winston Prince, Carrie that cannot be cut off with a can This provides a stable base for nied by photo ID. There is a $10 all stuck together. Any hints for the fruit to rest while cutting. For Underwood Bates and Wallace Mantooth. Those unable to attend opener. making them easier to remove charge to include additional infor- Can you say can the can with years, I tried to cut melon slices mation such as deceased grand- were Tupper Dooley Webster of Maine, Virginia Dixson Laws of from the container? — Judy C., from a rocking melon. I recom- a round bottom so you can open via email parents or family members other Johnson City and John Witt of Chattanooga. The graduating class of the can with a can opener as mend the horizontal cut to your than siblings and grandparents. 1941 had 41 students. This can happen over time, readers.” quickly as a cancan dancer can especially if the box or bag has kick the can? — Heloise Delicious hints for a wonder- been opened. To unstick the ful summertime treat! Chilled stuck raisins, dampen your watermelon on a hot day is heav- Organic carrots hands just a little, then sort of en. Yummy! — Heloise Dear Heloise: I buy a lot of massage the “clump,” and the raisins will separate. organic carrots with the beautiful Last drop leafy greens on top. Are they safe Keep them in the refrigerator, to eat? — G.W., via email. and be sure to first put them in a Dear Heloise: My frugal They ARE safe to eat; however, food-storage bag, remove air, mother taught me this hint grow- they have a unique flavor and then into another bag. — Heloise ing up: Use a rubber spatula to can be a bit bitter. Chop them up clean out the remains of a mayo, and add to a green salad, or use Cutting watermelon peanut butter or jam jar, or even food in a dish. You will be a pinch or two the same way you Dear Readers: Here are two use parsley in a dish. amazed how much would have hints for cutting up watermelon: been wasted. In addition, the Be adventurous and try them Joy A. in Shortsville, N.Y., spatula makes for easy spread- sauteed with a little oil, maybe wrote: “I love watermelon and ing. This also makes for easier some garlic or onion, salt and like to keep it cut up in the refrig- cleanup when recycling the jar. pepper, and do try a dash of red- erator ready to eat. The rind is — Kay in Port Charlotte, Fla. wine vinegar or lemon juice to extremely difficult to slice add flavor. — Heloise through. Recently, my husband (c) 2015 by King Features Syndicate Inc.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 2015 Happy Birthday: You'll have amaz- goals. Change is inevitable, and greater CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS ing ideas and the ability to learn as you accomplishments will be yours if you DAY: Shani Davis, 33; Debi Mazar, 51; go this year. Don't look back or let any- accept what comes your way and find John Slattery, 53; Dawnn Lewis, 54. thing sidetrack you from reaching your ways to incorporate it into your plans. Your numbers are 6, 8, 15, 22, 31, 39, 47. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Put more time and effort into self-improvement and honing skills that will help you Contract Bridge advance. Being adaptable and willing to by Steve Becker try something new will help you gain respect. Making plans with someone Hagar the Horrible special will raise your standard of living. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Weigh the pros and cons of any changes you are planning to make. It's important not to overlook any details. How you pres- ent what you have to offer will determine who is willing to help you excel. Knowledge will be key. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Don't overreact to situations that cause con- cern at home. Communication can help if you stick to facts. Friends and relatives can help you see both sides of a situa- tion clearly. Don't lose sight of your motives or your ethics. Dilbert CANCER (June 21-July 22): Someone you encounter at an event about community or environmental con- cerns will influence you. Listen carefully and consider the consequences of being a follower. Speak up if you don't agree with something that someone is promoting. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Anger will lead you down the wrong path. Use your energy wisely and you will gain rather than lose ground. Make physical changes that will strengthen your posi- tion and help build your confidence. Positive actions will ensure good Garfield results. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Secrets will leave you feeling uncertain. Don't make assumptions based on false or limited information. Observe the changes going on around you, but don't be too eager to join forces with anyone until you are assured the benefits you require. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Interacting with people who share your concerns will do wonders for you and your profes- sional interests. Your sociable way of handling matters could impress some- one in an active position to change your Beetle Bailey direction. Romance is in the stars. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Change may be required, but don't give in to someone wanting everything his or her way. Use your intelligence, intuition and imagination to help you enforce the changes that are fair. Arguing is a waste of time. Make your offer and move on. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be careful what you say and how much you promise. It won't pay to brag or exaggerate. Someone will call your bluff or question your motives. Bring about positive changes that are focused on self-improvement. Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Use By Conrad Day your head when it comes to personal affairs, contracts and negotiating a life- time commitment. It's important to know what you want and what you are willing to give. Research will pay off. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Avoid impulsive actions when it comes to work-related matters. Remain calm and look for other possibilities before making a decision that will influence a friendship or partnership. Examine your motives before you proceed. Romance is encouraged. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Your charm and insight will help you entice others to see things your way. An oppor- tunity will surface through someone you least expect. Revisit an old idea and you will have success in reaching your goals. It's never too late to move for- ward. Birthday Baby: You are bright, artic- ulate and masterful. You have flair and diplomacy. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015— 17

WEDNESDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING AUGUST 12, 2015 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Entertainment Inside Edition America’s Got Talent (N) Mr. Robinson Mr. Robinson Last Comic Standing (N) ’ News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Destined Win I Will Bless the Lord at All Times Graham Classic Crusades Trinity Family Turning Point Prince By Faith Praise the Lord (N) (Live) Å Graham J. 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Great Burger Great Burger Best Bars in America Best Bars in America LIFE 25Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA (N) Å Terra’s Little Terra’s Little Terra’s Little Terra’s Little (12:02) Little Women: LA TLC 26Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes My Giant Life ’ Å I Am Jazz ’ I Am Jazz ’ Leah Remini: Leah Remini: Leah Remini: Leah Remini: I Am Jazz (N) I Am Jazz (N) Leah Remini: Leah Remini: I Am Jazz ’ I Am Jazz ’ TBS 27Friends Friends Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) The Office ’ Conan TNT 28Bones ’ Å Castle ’ Å (DVS) Castle “Deep in Death” ’ Castle “The Double Down” Castle “Inventing the Girl” Castle “Fool Me Once” ’ Castle ’ Å (DVS) Major Crimes Å CSI: NY “Civilized Lies” ’ USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Suits “Mea Culpa” (N) Å (:01) Mr. Robot (N) Mod Fam Mod Fam (12:06) Suits “Mea Culpa” FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ›› “Taken 2” (2012) Liam Neeson, Maggie Grace. ›› “Oblivion” (2013, Science Fiction) Tom Cruise, Morgan Freeman, Olga Kurylenko. ›› “Oblivion” (2013) Tom Cruise, Morgan Freeman. ESPN 31Little League Baseball Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å Baseball Tonight (N) Å MLB Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates at St. Louis Cardinals. From Busch Stadium in St. Louis. SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32NFL Live (N) Questionable Baseball Ton. Outside Lines SportsNation Interruption Little League Baseball World Armwrestling League Rookie Rookie NFL Live Å Baseball Tonight (N) Å FSTN 33Best of WEC UFC Unleashed Halls of Fame Game 365 Driven Cardinals MLB Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates at St. Louis Cardinals. From Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Cardinals Live! Postgame UEFA Champions Soccer SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show Paul Finebaum discusses all things SEC. (N) (Live) SEC Now (N) SEC Now College Football From Nov. 29, 2014. Å SEC Now SEC Now SEC Now SEC Now SEC Now GOLF 35(3:00) Live From PGA Champ’ship Highlights Live From (N) (Live) Live From Live From FS1 36Golf U.S. Women’s Amateur, First Round. 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K.C. Under. K.C. Under. Jessie Å Best Friends Best Friends ›› “Monte Carlo” (2011) Selena Gomez. ’ ‘PG’ Å I Didn’t Do It K.C. Under. “The Even Stevens Movie” NICK 55Alvinnn!!! and SpongeBob Nicky, Ricky Henry Danger Henry Danger Thundermans Thundermans Talia, Kitchen Full House Full House Full House Full House Jim Gaffigan Impastor ’ Friends ’ (:36) Friends (12:12) Friends ’ Å TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Uncle Gra. Clarence Teen Titans We Bare Gumball Regular Show King of Hill King of Hill Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57(3:54) Bonanza “Blood Tie” Bonanza Å Gilligan’s Isle Gilligan’s Isle Gilligan’s Isle Gilligan’s Isle Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Jim Gaffigan Impastor (N) The Exes (N) King King King AMC 58Rambo III ‘R’ ›››› “The Dark Knight” (2008) Christian Bale. 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Investigates Snapped “Kathleen Dorsett” Snapped “Rebecca Sears” BRAVO 62Flipping Out “It’s Sabotage” Flipping Out Å Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Flipping Out Å Flipping Out (N) Å Million Dollar Listing San Happens Flipping Out Å Million Dollar SYFY 63“Battle of the Damned” “Apocalypse L.A.” (2014, Horror) Justin Ray, Ali Williams. ›› “The Crazies” (2010, Horror) Timothy Olyphant. ››› “Se7en” (1995, Suspense) Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman, Gwyneth Paltrow. “I Still Know What You Did” SPIKE 64Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Jail ’ Å Cops Å Jail ’ Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Lights Out ’ Cops Å Cops Å Jail ’ Å COM 65(:14) Futurama ’ Å Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Nightly Show Daily Show Key & Peele South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Key & Peele Why? With Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight Key & Peele MTV 66(:15) Ridiculousness ’ Ridiculous. Ridiculous. 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Wednesday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WFLI) 8 p.m. on (FAM) 9 p.m. on (USA) 10 p.m. on (NICK) (TVLND) 10 p.m. on (FOOD) America’s Next Top Model Kevin From Work Suits The Jim Gaffigan Show Carnival Cravings “Property Brothers” Jonathan and Drew Barbie Adler (“How I Met Your Mother”) After Harvey (Gabriel Macht) gets physi- While running errands for wife Jeannie With Anthony Anderson Scott put what they do on their show to created this new romantic comedy in which cal with Louis (Rick Hoffman), Jessica (Ashley Williams), Jim (Jim Gaffigan) inad- “Black-ish” star Anthony Anderson hosts work for the models in the new episode office drone Kevin (Noah Reid) accepts a (Gina Torres) springs into action to perform vertently mixes up their daughter’s school this new weekly summer series, which “The Girl Who Walks Away.” They design new job overseas, yet resolves not to leave damage control in the new episode “Mea application with a somewhat naughty draw- takes him on the ultimate vacation road trip, the house the contestants will reside in, but without revealing his unrequited feelings for Culpa.” Harvey’s timing is especially unfor- ing by their little boy in the new episode exploring the best carnivals in the United that’s not enough to keep one of them in co-worker Audrey (Paige Spara). Convinced tunate, given that Jack Soloff and Daniel “Super Great Daddy Day.” The mix-up States. In the series premiere, “Sweet Caro- the competition, as confirmed by a tearful he’ll never see Audrey again, Kevin pours Hardman (guest stars John Pyper-Fergu- leads to a suspenseful school interview, lina Cravings,” his destination is the Got to departure. Those who remain need to lose out his passion in a letter. Imagine his hor- son, and David Costabile) are looking for during which Jim and Jeannie are praying Be NC Festival in Raleigh, N.C., where he any inhibitions they have, since a photo ror when his new gig falls through, forcing any weaknesses they can exploit. Donna no one noticed the mix-up. Janeane Garo- samples redneck egg rolls and an intense shoot in which they must pose partially na- him to return to his old job. With Audrey. (Sarah Rafferty) counsels both Harvey and falo guest stars. bacon-wrapped deep-fried dessert. He also ked is in the offing. Tyra Banks is the host. Who now knows how Kevin feels about her. Louis on how to resolve things. tries his hand at the lumberjack competition Matt Murray and Jordan Hinson also star. and bets the farm at the pig races.

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Hair Braxton Family Values Braxton Family Values Braxton Family Values Braxton Family Values (N) L.A. Hair “Nail’d by Naja” (N) (:04) Braxton Family Values (12:04) L.A. Hair GALA 217Noticiero Con Paola Rojas La CQ La CQ La Rosa de Guadalupe Como Dice el Dicho (SS) Como Dice el Dicho (SS) La Familia María Familia Diez Vecinos Hotel Todo Noticiero Con Joaquin Familia Diez TELE 223María Celeste Caso Cerrado Caso Cerrado Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Avenida Brasil ’ (SS) Bajo el Mismo Cielo (N) ’ El Señor de los Cielos (N) Al Rojo Vivo Titulares Bajo el Mismo Cielo (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. La sombra del pasado (N) Amores con Trampa (N) Lo Imperdonable Yo No Creo en los Hombres Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Muscle NASCAR NASCAR America (N) Å Pro Ftb Talk Fantasy Ftb NASCAR Racing Mecum Auctions: Collector Cars and More “Monterey” Collectible cars go up for auction. (N) DLC 319Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å The Day I Almost Died ’ Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å 18—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Editorials Our lives are filled with mistakes Sometimes they’re funny, sometimes they’re not “How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to Everyone in life makes mistakes. I’ve made — “The skin was moist and dry.” improve the world.” my share, as have most of you. — “The baby was delivered, the cord — Anne Frank (1929-1945) LOOKING BACK Hopefully, the majority of your mistakes clamped and cut, and handed to the pediatri- can now be viewed in a whimsical way, cian, who breathed and cried immediately.” without serious repercussions. Even though Larry Bowers — “The patient had occasional, constant, Welcoming the open doors they may seem serious at the time they Banner infrequent headaches.” happen, most have a way of becoming less Staff Writer — “The patient lives at home with his serious as you reflect on them in future mother, father, and pet turtle, who is of schools and knowledge years. presently enrolled in a day care three times I remember a mistake my father made a week.” ow that classroom ment from darkness to light.” when I was about 12 years old. At least, he downtown, near the movie theater. One inter- — “Patient’s past medical history has been doors have reopened in — Allan Bloom said it was a mistake. esting thing about the store was there were remarkably insignificant with only a 40- Cleveland and Bradley 13. “Education is not filling We were preparing to work our tobacco display areas on both sides of the entrance, pound weight gain in the past three days.” N crop, and there was a large wasp nest in the and there were two glass doors, with a glass — “The pelvic examination will be done County, students are asking a pail but the lighting of a barn. My father said he would douse the nest handle. You could easily see inside the store, later on the floor.” what happened to their sum- fire.” — William Butler Yeats with kerosene and smother them, while I held through the clear doors. We could also see — “The patient was released to the outpa- mer, parents are breathing 14. “Education is learning the flashlight. out. tient department without dressing.” collective signs of relief and what you didn’t even know The problem was, the wasps not smothered Myself and other salespeople enjoyed — “The patient expired on the floor teachers are back to doing you didn’t know.” — Daniel J. by the kerosene followed the flashlight beam standing near the front of the store as uneventfully.” what they do best — teach, Boorstin to its source. I was stung more than 20 prospective customers approached. Many, — “The patient was alert and unrespon- times. many times they would be looking at the dis- sive.” as well as a plethora of addi- 15. “You can teach a stu- My dad said it was a mistake, but for a play areas and not realize the glass doors — “She stated she had been constipated for tional school-based chores. dent a lesson for a day; but if long time I felt he was trying to kill his oldest were closed. They would often walk into the most of her life, until she got a divorce.” Regardless of perspective, you can teach him to learn by son. glass, with a loud “thunk,” and we had to — “I saw a patient today, who is still the annual ritual known as creating curiosity, he will con- There was another time when I, and two struggle with our laughter, under our car for physical therapy.” back-to-school is always a tinue the learning process as young friends, made the mistake. It was hilarious that almost every time they — “The examination of his genitalia reveals I was about 7, and both friends were a year hit the glass doors, they would quickly glance that he is circus sized.” highlight — if that’s an long as he lives.” — Clay P. older. In retrospect, you might say we were around to see if anyone was watching. Often, — “The lab test indicated abnormal lover acceptable term for most — in Bedford old enough to know better, but we didn’t. they would turn around and hurry away function.” education. 16. “You learn something In the pasture outside our nearby barn, a without acknowledging their mistake. — “The patient was to have a bowel resec- Some love it. every day if you pay atten- neighbor was keeping a huge stallion. With a Recently I purchased a book which includ- tion. However, he took a job as a stockbroker Some love it ... less. tion.” — Ray LeBlond white blaze down his face, he was a beautiful ed a chapter about mistakes made by well- instead.” animal. thought-of individuals. It was about gram- — “Skin: Somewhat pale, but present.” Some tolerate it. 17. “The ink of the scholar My friends and I decided to play cowboy. matical and factual errors in notes and — “Patient was seen in consultation by Dr. Some ... well, some can is more sacred than the blood We got up into the loft with a rope, then records made by physicians. It illustrates that Blank, who felt we should sit on the think of places they’d rather of the martyr.” — Mohammed extended the rope with a loop to the lower anyone can make errors with the embarrass- abdomen, and I agree.” be than a classroom or things 18. “Learning is a treasure passageway through the barn. We then ing swipe of a pen. — “Patient has two teenage children, but they’d rather be doing than that will follow its owner spread some corn around the rope. These humorous statements include: no other abnormalities.” When the stallion (named Prince) came into — “The patient has chest pain if she lies on — “By the time he was admitted, his rapid opening a textbook. everywhere.” — Chinese the barm, we waited until he stepped into the her left side for over a year.” heart had stopped, and he was feeling better.” To each his own. To all their proverb loop. We then pulled the lasso tight around — “The patient was examined, X-rated and — “I have suggested that he loosen his preferences. 19. “All the world is a labo- his leg. sent home.” pants before standing, and then, when he But this we know of educa- ratory to the inquiring mind.” The problem was, when Prince rushed out — “On the second day, the knee was better, stands with the help of his wife, they should tion. Given the alternatives, it — Martin H. Fischer of the barn, he jerked all three of us off the and on the third day it disappeared.” fall to the floor.” second-floor ledge and pulled us along the — “The patient is tearful, and crying con- — “The patient will need disposition, and is the single-most important 20. “The purpose of learn- ground a ways. stantly. She also appears to be depressed.” therefore we will get Dr. Blank to dispose of chapter in the life of a child. ing is growth, and our minds, We were scratched all over, bleeding, and — “The patient has been depressed since him.” To the young, it might not unlike our bodies, can contin- sore, but thankfully had no serious injuries. she began seeing me in 1993.” — “She slipped on the ice and apparently seem so now. But to the old ue growing as we continue to All three of us received a whipping for our — “Discharged status: Alive, but without her legs went in separate directions in early who endured a generation of live.” — Mortimer Adler mistake and endangering the horse, so we my permission.” December.” were doubly penalized. — “She has no rigors or shaking chills, but — “Coming from Detroit, this man has no challenges without benefit of 21. “If a doctor, lawyer or Everyone makes mistakes, from the her husband states she was very hot in bed children.” an education, their stories are dentist had 40 people in his smartest to the least educated of us; from the last night.” — “The patient was in his usual state of those that are best told — and office at one time, all of whom more prominent to the least prominent. — “Healthy-appearing decrepit 69-year-old good health, until his airplane ran out of gas prefereably to the young — had different needs, and Regardless of who makes the mistake, it can male, mentally alert, but forgetful.” and crashed.” because theirs is wisdom some of whom didn’t want to be embarrassing. — “The patient refused an autopsy.” — “Many years ago, the patient had frost- Following my graduation from high school, — “The patient has no history of suicides.” bite of the right shoe.” born from experience. be there and were causing I found a summer job in Maryville. Moser’s — “The patient has left white blood cells at — “The patient left the hospital feeling Many far wiser than our- trouble, and the doctor, Department Store had a wide variety of items, another hospital.” much better, except for her original com- selves have given ample lawyer or dentist, without from sporting goods to clothes to shoes, along — “The patient had waffles for breakfast, plaints.” thought to the value of a good assistance, had to treat them with some furniture. and anorexia for lunch." — “When she fainted, her eyes rolled education. Their words all with professional excel- It was located on the main street through — “She was numb from her toes down.” around the room.” should come as warning to lence for nine months, then those who would listen. But he might have some concep- their message runs far deep- tion of the classroom ANNIE’S er. teacher’s job.” — Donald D. For instance, consider the Quinn MAILBOX following: 22. “A teacher affects eter- Dear Annie: I’m in a similar 1. “The whole purpose of nity; he can never tell where situation to “Not Jealous, Just education is to turn mirrors his influence stops.” — Henry Hurt,” whose husband’s ex-wife into windows.” — Sydney J. Brooks Adams turned up at all the family funer- Harris 23. “The mediocre teacher als. 2. “Education is not prepa- tells. The good teacher I’ve been married for 25 years and my husband’s mother and ration for life; education is life explains. The superior daughter think it’s perfectly OK itself.” — John Dewey teacher demonstrates. The for his ex-wife to be included in 3. “The object of education great teacher inspires.” — family gatherings. His mother is to prepare the young to William Arthur Ward visits with his ex-wife now and educate themselves through- 24. “The teacher who is then, and the woman is also wel- come in her home. None of them, out their lives.” — Robert indeed wise does not bid you including my husband, seems to Maynard Hutchins to enter the house of his wis- care how I feel about the situa- 4. “The best teachers teach dom, but rather, leads you to tion. I don’t feel welcome. I’m from the heart, not from the the threshold of your mind.” ready to call it quits. — Hurt as book.” — Author unknown — Kahlil Gibran Well Dear Hurt: Your husband has 5. “The larger the island of Much has been said about a daughter with his ex-wife. That knowledge, the longer the education. Much is still being means his daughter will want her shoreline of wonder.” — said. And in all likelihood, mother at all family gatherings. It Ralph W. Sockman much will always be said. means your mother-in-law will 6. “What we want is to see Education is not just impor- invite the ex because her grand- the child in pursuit of knowl- tant because it involves our daughter wants her there. It TODAY IN HISTORY means your husband will tolerate edge, and not knowledge in children. Education is impor- this for his daughter’s sake. You pursuit of the child.” — tant because it shapes our don’t have to like this situation, George Bernard Shaw future. In a word, education is The Associated Press opening in Hollywood. announced he was stepping but after 25 years, we are sur- 7. “The roots of education the future. Without it, we will In 1944, during World War II, down as CEO on September 1, prised you haven’t found a way to Today is Wednesday, August Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., eldest 2010, saying his mission was deal with it. Unless your hus- are bitter, but the fruit is see only the trees. With it, an 12, the 224th day of 2015. There son of Joseph and Rose accomplished as the company band is actively interested in his sweet.” — Aristotle entire forest awaits our next are 141 days left in the year. Fitzgerald Kennedy, was killed reported its second straight ex, this situation should not be 8. “An investment in knowl- step. Today’s Highlight in with his co-pilot when their quarterly profit. (Whitacre was so threatening. Please talk to an edge always pays the best As teachers open their History: explosives-laden Navy plane succeeded as CEO by GM board unbiased third party and figure On August 12, 1985, the interest.” — Benjamin Franklin doors, as students step blew up over England. member Daniel Akerson.) out what you can live with. world’s worst single-aircraft dis- In 1953, the Soviet Union con- (commonly attributed) through them with textbooks aster occurred as a crippled ducted a secret test of its first 9. “If you think education is — or a laptop — in tow, as Japan Airlines Boeing 747 on a hydrogen bomb. expensive, try ignorance.” — principals plot complicated domestic flight crashed into a In 1960, the first balloon com- Andy McIntyre and Derek Bok schedules and carefully calcu- mountain, killing 520 people. munications satellite — the Cleveland Daily Banner 10. “Education would be lated strategies, and as par- (Four people survived.) Echo 1 — was launched by the – Established in 1854 – On this date: United States from Cape much more effective if its pur- ents prepare for a new nine- In 1867, President Andrew Canaveral. pose was to ensure that by month routine, we welcome EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER Johnson sparked a move to In 1962, one day after launch- Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant the time they leave school the reopening of schools. impeach him as he defied ing Andrian Nikolayev into orbit, every boy and girl should Education might not solve Congress by suspending the Soviet Union also sent up OFFICE MANAGER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR know how much they do not the world’s every conceivable Secretary of War Edwin M. cosmonaut Pavel Popovich; both Herb Lacy Stanton. Joyce Taylor know, and be imbued with a problem. men landed safely August 15. In 1898, fighting in the In 1978, Pope Paul VI, who lifelong desire to know it.” — But education will give us SPORTS EDITOR Spanish-American War came to had died August 6 at age 80, ASSOCIATE EDITOR Richard Roberts William Haley the tools to try. an end. was buried in St. Peter’s Rick Norton 11. “Education’s purpose is And if there is no attempt, In 1902, International Basilica. ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Harvester Co. was formed by a In 1981, IBM introduced its to replace an empty mind with there will never be a solution. ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jack Bennett an open one.” — Malcolm S. And without solution, we merger of McCormick Harvesting first personal computer, the Machine Co., Deering Harvester model 5150, at a press confer- Gwen Swiger Forbes are left with a forever ques- RETAIL SALES MANAGER Co. and several other manufac- ence in New York. Sheena Meyer 12. “Education is the move- tion, “Why?” turers. 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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Vols’ Jackson In his 8th season, Griffin is could be out now Titans’ oldest defender entire season By TERESA M. WALKER safety when Griffin separated AP Football Writer his shoulder. Morgan said KNOXVILLE (AP) — Tennessee Griffin has his respect for more NASHVILLE (AP) — To his than his toughness. guard Marcus Jackson will under- teammates, Tennessee safety go potential season-ending sur- “He brings an attitude,” Michael Griffin is “Old Man Morgan said. “Just having the gery, leaving the Volunteers with- Griff” or simply “Grandpa.” The out the most experienced member experience that he has, he’s def- grizzled veteran even has a few initely one of our leaders. You of an offensive line that allowed gray hairs sprinkling the beard the most sacks in the always hear Griff’s voice out on his chin. there, which is good most of the Southeastern Conference last Heading into his ninth NFL year. time, and he’s one of the faces of season and 30 years old, Griffin our defense. So you have to have Volunteers coach Butch Jones not only is Tennessee’s oldest didn’t disclose the nature of players like that on both sides.” player on defense but also the A two-time Pro Bowler, Griffin Jackson’s injury and said there’s longest-tenured player on the no set timetable for his recovery currently is tied for ninth in roster. He’s outlasted so many franchise history with 24 inter- but added that “it could be the safeties that Da’Norris Searcy is season, it could be eight months, ceptions and seventh for all- the 10th Griffin counts lining up time tackles (811). The only year it could be nine months.” beside during his career. “If he has any opportunity of he didn’t play all 16 games was “I think this is the first time in 2013 when he was inactive returning, it would probably be I’ve been playing with a safety toward the tail end of the season for the first time in his career at that was technically younger St. Louis and later was sus- (or) to a bowl game,” Jones said. than me, so that makes me old,” Jackson leads all Tennessee pended against Indianapolis. Griffin said referring to Searcy, The Titans limited Griffin offensive linemen with 17 career a four-year veteran. starts, including 12 last season at through the offseason to make Griffin’s experience also sure he was fully healed after left guard after redshirting in makes him an anchor of a unit 2013. Jones said sophomore also having surgery on his left featuring four new starters. The knee. Once training camp start- guard Jashon Robertson already Titans also are asking him to be had asked about the possibility of ed, Griffin, who turns 31 in more vocal this season to make January, has not missed a prac- switching his uniform number sure everyone is lined up cor- from No. 73 to Jackson’s No. 75 as tice even though he estimates rectly on the back end of the he’s maybe 90 percent healthy. a way of honoring his injured defense. A first-round pick out teammate. Griffin said no one with eight of Texas in 2007, Griffin also years playing in the NFL is ever Jackson’s injury hurts sets a high standard with his Tennessee significantly at an area really healthy, so he tries not to toughness having played 126 of think about the pins helping that already represented perhaps a possible 128 games in his the Volunteers’ biggest weakness. hold his shoulder together and eight seasons. doesn’t wear a sling for protec- Tennessee gave up 43 sacks last Last Nov. 23, Griffin dislocat- season. Louisiana-Monroe, Penn Banner photo, rIChArD roBerts tion. BrADley CentrAl fUllBACK Courtland Bradley eludes a tackle attempt by a Farragut ed his left shoulder against “This is something we love to State, Wyoming, SMU and Wake Philadelphia, left the game Forest were the only Football Bowl defender during the Bears’ scrimmage with the Admirals Tuesday, inside Bear Stadium at BCHS. do, enjoy and it’s a blessing to briefly and then returned. He be able to do every day,” Griffin Subdivision programs to allow not only finished with 12 tack- more sacks. said. “Come out to work every les, he also caught a punt. But day you got to count your bless- The linemen have spoken Griffin didn’t miss a start the throughout the offseason about ings each and every day.” Bears at full sail in battle rest of the season, even though Titans Tidbits: Rookie quar- how their additional experience he needed surgery to repair a terback Marcus Mariota was 10 should help them fare better this torn labrum this offseason. The fall. Last year, Jackson was the Titans needed the veteran in an See TITANS, Page 21 only Tennessee offensive lineman ugly 2-14 season with 15 play- with any career starts. Now he’s with Farragut Admirals ers placed on injured reserve. one of seven linemen with starting “He got a lot of respect from experience. By RICHARD ROBERTS type of program he has. They are very well the guys in the locker room for Senior tackle Kyler Kerbyson Banner Sports Editor coached, they play hard and they have really what he did last year, and you and Robertson started all 13 good athletes.” For the second and last time before opening know this league is a lot about games for Tennessee last year. Offensively, Bradley left two possible scores respect,” coach Ken Whisenhunt Senior center Mack Crowder made night, the Bradley Central Bears lined up for a on the field (on a missed field goal and fumble) full-contact scrimmage to measure fall camp said Tuesday. “So it gives him 11 starts, and sophomore before putting the ball in the end zone twice tremendous sway when he’s tackle/center Coleman Thomas progress. against the Admirals in a battle of the first-lin- Head coach Damon Floyd was pleased for the pushing our guys when we go started five games. Sophomore ers. Farragut connected on a 10-yard pass for a through a practice like today Brett Kendrick and junior Dylan most part with what he saw from the Bears touchdown just minutes before the end on the against the Farragut Admirals. particularly on where it’s hot, and they’re Wiesman made two starts each. third 20-minute period in freshman action. banged up from a tough prac- “I like having pressure on us,” defense. The Admirals missed a 40-yard field goal “I thought the defense played really, really tice. Kerbyson said last week. “I feel like attempt wide right in the first period. The Bears “His leadership, his athletic it makes us better. I really want it well against a good football team. We got after it missed wide left from 27 yards. Neither team from the very first snap,” said Floyd. “Farragut skill, they’re all important to be on us. Everyone talks about converted an extra point attempt. things toward building that the skill guys, (how) they’re young is a really good ball team. Coach (Eddie) “I was really pleased offensively. It took us Courtney does a really good job and we’ve got a chemistry for us.” but they’re talented. It’s always a two series, but we got some drives going. We had Outside linebacker Derrick AP photo question mark with the o-line, but long history with them. When I first started tItAns sAfety Michael coaching we were in the same region. I know the Morgan has been teammates See BEARS, Page 21 with Griffin the past five sea- Griffin runs a play at training See VOLS, Page 21 sons, and he was close by the camp Tuesday, in Nashville. Road woes continue for Braves at Tampa Bay ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — “I just feel like everything is Gomes came on and pitched 1 1- giving the shortstop a .478 bat- Kevin Kiermaier’s first home run working,” said Ramirez, who has 3 hitless innings. ting average since coming off the in more than two months stood allowed one earned run or none “(Ramirez) had definitely done disabled list July 28. out like a sore thumb. in 12 of his 18 starts. “It’s been his job at that point,” Rays man- TRAINER’S ROOM Kiermaier hit a two-run shot great to have that feeling.” ager Kevin Cash explained. Braves: Manager Fredi in the seventh inning to back Xavier Cedeno got two outs for “You’ve got the tying run to the Gonzalez said Simmons has had Erasmo Ramirez’s efficient out- his first save. plate, the guy (Ramirez) had had no issues with his right thumb ing, and the Tampa Bay Rays The Braves, who have lost 20 a ton of success — we just think since the shortstop returned beat the Atlanta Braves 2-0 of 29 since July 8, nearly scored it’s time to give it over to the Saturday after missing six Tuesday night. in the first inning on Nick bullpen. That’s the way we’ve games with a sprain. The timely drive came in Markakis’ double. Cameron gone about it this year and we’ll Rays: LHP Drew Smyly (torn Kiermaier’s first full game since Maybin, aboard on a single, was continue to do that.” left labrum) pitched four innings he injured his right thumb on a out at the plate on a relay throw Markakis had two hits to raise in his fourth rehab start at slide Saturday. To lessen the by second baseman Logan his interleague batting average Triple-A Durham. ... OF discomfort, he used a bat with a Forsythe. to .339, best among all players Desmond Jennings (left knee thinner handle and put extra After consecutive singles by with 150 or more interleague at- bursitis) went 1 for 2 with a padding in his batting glove. Adonis Garcia and Andrelton bats. walk for Class A Charlotte in the “It’s still a little inflamed in Simmons in the second, Ramirez RED-HOT CABRERA first of two scheduled rehab there. That tendon around my retired 16 straight before Garcia Cabrera had two of the Rays’ games. After that, he might be thumb is still a little sore,” bounced a single up the middle four hits. It was his seventh Kiermaier said. “They say if you leading off the eighth. Brandon multihit game in his last eight, See BRAVES, Page 21 Banner photo, Joe CAnnon can tolerate the pain you can ClevelAnD hIGh junior Balee Miller watches his putt from the play, and that’s all I need to edge of the eighth green at Cleveland Country Club. Miller fired a 4- hear. You feel a little better over 40 Tuesday, to help the Blue Raiders claim victory in a District throughout the game.” 5-AAA tri-match. Ramirez pitched into the eighth inning for his first win in a month and the Rays won their third straight. Raiders, Bearettes win Kiermaier’s homer came off Williams Perez one out after Asdrubal Cabrera’s infield sin- gle. It was his fifth homer of the district golf matches season and first since June 3. “It was a bad pitch, bad loca- By JOE CANNON 3 (p.m.) and it showed two storm Banner Assistant Sports Editor cells headed our way, but they tion,” Perez said. “I threw it must have split with one going before and the guy didn’t swing Mother Nature sent a pair of south and the other north of good. So he was waiting for that storm cells around the us,” related Cleveland coach one after the first one.” Cleveland Country Club Nick Cantrell. Perez (4-3) gave up four hits in Tuesday afternoon, allowing a The consistent Cleveland his first career complete game. couple of District 5-AAA tri- crew, which hadn’t played since In his third start since coming matches to be played. winning the Bradley Central off the disabled list, he walked Cleveland High and Bradley Invitational more than a week four and struck out one. Central split matches, with the ago, had a half dozen players Ramirez (9-4) won for the first Blue Raiders and Bearettes separated by just four strokes. time in five starts since July 10. claiming the victories in match- The Blue Raiders posted a 159 He gave up five hits and no es that also included McMinn AP photo team total to slip past McMinn walks, needing only 70 pitches AtlAntA BrAves shortstoP Andrelton Simmons forces out Tampa Bay’s Daniel Nava at second County. to get through seven-plus “I looked at the radar around See DISTRICT, Page 21 innings. base while turning a double play on Kevin Kiermaier in the fifth inning Tuesday, in St. Petersburg, Fla. 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com

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(AP) and were in the bottom half second-round pick, cornerback Milwaukee 48 66 .421 25 San Francisco 000.000 00 chaska, Minn. — Dan Quinn isn’t going to make (21st) in rushing yards for good Jalen Collins, should also get West Division Seattle 000.000 00 sept. 30-oct. 2, 2016 W l Pct GB St. Louis 000.000 00 United states comparisons to his old team. measure. extensive playing time. Los Angeles 63 50 .558 — sunday’s Game through Aug. 9 San Francisco 60 52 .536 2½ Minnesota 14, Pittsburgh 3 1. Jordan Spieth 4,226.79 Good thing for the guys he’s Talk about going from first to Linebacker was another big Arizona 56 56 .500 6½ 2015 nFl Preseason schedule 2. Zach Johnson 2,284.67 now coaching. worst. In Seattle, Quinn’s concern. Atlanta signed Brooks San Diego 54 60 .474 9½ Week 1 3. Dustin Johnson 2,103.37 Colorado 47 64 .423 15 thursday, Aug. 13 4. Rickie Fowler 1,370.33 The Falcons were one of the defense easily ranked No. 1 in Reed, Justin Durant and O’Brien tuesday’s Games New Orleans at Baltimore, 7:30 p.m. 5. Phil Mickelson 1,057.70 Tampa Bay 2, Atlanta 0 New York Jets at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 6. Bubba Watson 833.61 NFL’s worst defensive teams a total yards, passing yards and Schofield to shore up that posi- Miami 5, Boston 4, 10 innings Green Bay at New England, 7:30 p.m. 7. Jim Furyk 673.62 year ago, a situation their new point allowed. tion, but the jury’s still out on N.Y. Mets 4, Colorado 0 Washington at Cleveland, 8 p.m. 8. Kevin Kisner 664.43 Chicago Cubs 6, Milwaukee 3 Miami at Chicago, 8 p.m. 9. J.B. Holmes 647.47 head coach is determined to turn “I’m going to reserve compar- those moves. Reed has been St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3 Dallas at San Diego, 10 p.m. 10. Bill Haas 603.75 Arizona 13, Philadelphia 1 Friday, Aug. 14 11. Kevin Na 599.58 around. Quinn came to Atlanta ing,” Quinn said. “What I can tell slowed by hip and groin issues, San Diego 11, Cincinnati 6 Tennessee at Atlanta, 7 p.m. 12. Brooks Koepka 584.99 after serving as defensive coordi- you is the aggressiveness, the while Durant battled injuries the L.A. Dodgers 5, Washington 0 Carolina at Buffalo, 7 p.m. 13. Gary Woodland 554.20 San Francisco 3, Houston 1 New York Giants at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. 14. Patrick Reed 525.12 nator for the Seattle Seahawks, toughness, the finish, those are last two seasons and has gotten Wednesday’s Games Pittsburgh at Jacksonville, 7:30 p.m. 15. Hunter Mahan 417.35 Cincinnati (R.Iglesias 2-4) at San Diego (Shields 8-4), 3:40 St. Louis at Oakland, 10 p.m. NOTE: Will be updated after the PGA Championship, Aug. who have the league’s most- the things that I’m looking for, extra time off in workouts, all in Philadelphia (Nola 2-1) at Arizona (Ch.Anderson 5-4), 3:40 Denver at Seattle, 10 p.m. 13-16 feared unit and reached the last and I feel that speed from the hopes of making sure he’s ready Houston (Feldman 4-5) at San Francisco (Heston 11-6), saturday, Aug. 15 2015 Presidents cup standings 3:45 p.m. Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 8 p.m. At Jack nicklaus Golf club korea two Super Bowls. guys.” to go in Week 1. Boston (E.Rodriguez 6-4) at Miami (Conley 1-0), 4:10 p.m. San Francisco at Houston, 8 p.m. incheon city, south korea Atlanta (Wisler 5-2) at Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 6-6), 7:10 p.m. Kansas City at Arizona, 9 p.m. oct. 9-11 During the early days of train- The Falcons devoted much of In the secondary, Ricardo Colorado (J.De La Rosa 7-4) at N.Y. Mets (deGrom 10-6), sunday, Aug. 16 through Aug. 9 ing camp, Quinn is pushing to the offseason to beefing up the Allen is making a push for play- 7:10 p.m. Indianapolis at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. United states Milwaukee (Garza 6-12) at Chicago Cubs (Hammel 6-5), Week 2 1. Jordan Spieth 9,895 have a defense known for its defense, which had been largely ing time after spending his rookie 8:05 p.m. thursday, Aug. 20 2. Bubba Watson 7,387 Pittsburgh (G.Cole 14-5) at St. Louis (Wacha 13-4), 8:15 Detroit at Washington, 7:30 p.m. 3. Jimmy Walker 6,762 effort and pursuit to the ball. But ignored in previous seasons as season on the practice squad. Washington (Zimmermann 8-7) at L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 9- Buffalo at Cleveland, 8 p.m. (ESPN) 4. Zach Johnson 5,487 it looks as though he must still management focused on building The Falcons moved him from 6), 10:10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21 5. Jim Furyk 5,342 thursday’s Games Atlanta at New York Jets, 7:30 p.m. 6. Dustin Johnson 5,140 deal with a shortage of talent, a a high-scoring offense that could cornerback to free safety, and he Colorado (E.Butler 3-9) at N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 6-6), Seattle at Kansas City, 8 p.m. 7. Patrick Reed 4,930 12:10 p.m. saturday, Aug. 22 8. Rickie Fowler 4,746 reality that may take a few more overcome any deficiencies on the quickly made a good impression Milwaukee (Cravy 0-3) at Chicago Cubs (Lester 7-8), 2:20 Miami at Carolina, 7 p.m. 9. Chris Kirk 4,510 years to address through the other side of the line. on the coaching staff despite a Pittsburgh (Liriano 7-6) at St. Louis (Lynn 9-6), 7:15 p.m. Baltimore at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 10. Matt Kuchar 4,383 Cincinnati (Sampson 1-1) at L.A. Dodgers (Latos 4-8), 10:10 Chicago at Indianapolis, 7:30 p.m. 11. Charley Hoffman 4,107 draft and free agency. That philosophy worked in lack of experience at his new Washington (Strasburg 6-5) at San Francisco (Vogelsong 7- New England at New Orleans, 7:30 p.m. 12. Robert Streb 3,986 8), 10:15 p.m. Jacksonville at New York Giants, 7:30 p.m. 13. J.B. Holmes 3,977 “I like the effort that we are 2012, when the Falcons won the position. nAtionAl leAGUe leADeRs Denver at Houston, 8 p.m. 14. Bill Haas 3,968 going with. I feel the energy we’re NFC South and came up 10 “The coaches are starting to BATTING-Goldschmidt, Arizona, .337; Harper, Washington, Oakland at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 15. Billy Horschel 3,901 .333; Posey, San Francisco, .332; DGordon, Miami, .326; San Diego at Arizona, 10 p.m. international bringing,” Quinn said after yards short of reaching the believe in me. My teammates LeMahieu, Colorado, .318; Pollock, Arizona, .311; sunday, Aug. 23 1. Jason Day AUS 7.01 YEscobar, Washington, .311. Green Bay at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. 2. Adam Scott AUS 5.12 Tuesday’s practice. “We got a Super Bowl. But the last two sea- believe in me. I believe in myself,” RUNS-Harper, Washington, 77; Pollock, Arizona, 76; Dallas at San Francisco, 8 p.m. 3. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 4.85 long way to go in terms of our sons were abysmal: a combined Allen said. I feel like I’ve put in Goldschmidt, Arizona, 72; Fowler, Chicago, 71; Braun, St. Louis at Tennessee, 8 p.m. (FOX) 4. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 4.28 Milwaukee, 66; MCarpenter, St. Louis, 66; Blackmon, Monday, Aug. 24 5. Branden Grace SAF 3.22 attitude to keep going after the record of 10-22, which cost Mike the work, and now I’m going Colorado, 65. Cincinnati at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. (ESPN) 6. Marc Leishman AUS 3.05 RBI-Arenado, Colorado, 81; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 81; Week 3 7. Thongchai Jaidee THA 2.75 football. I like the drilling that we Smith his coaching job. through the process. Anything I Posey, San Francisco, 75; McCutchen, Pittsburgh, 74; Friday, Aug. 28 8. Charl Schwartzel SAF 2.58 have done for tackling. (When) “When you’re losing, it’s frus- can do to get on that field and BCrawford, San Francisco, 71; Frazier, Cincinnati, 70; New England at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. 9. Anirban Lahiri IND 2.39 Harper, Washington, 69. Tennessee at Kansas City, 8 p.m. 10. Danny Lee NZL 2.36 we get a chance to evaluate it trating,” cornerback Desmond make my team better, I’m all for HITS-DGordon, Miami, 136; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 133; Detroit at Jacksonville, 8 p.m. (CBS) 11. John Senden AUS 2.35 Pollock, Arizona, 131; Markakis, Atlanta, 130; LeMahieu, saturday, Aug. 29 12. Byeong Hun An KOR 2.35 over the next few preseason Trufant said. “But we’re heading it.” Colorado, 127; Posey, San Francisco, 127; HKendrick, Los Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 4 p.m. 13. Steven Bowditch AUS 2.34 games, we will have a better in the right direction and we’re Bird Feathers: The Angeles, 124. Minnesota at Dallas, 7 p.m. 14. Kiradech Aphibarnrat THA 2.07 DOUBLES-Frazier, Cincinnati, 31; MCarpenter, St. Louis, Atlanta at Miami, 7 p.m. 15. George Coetzee SAF 2.00 sense of where we are at.” going to turn this thing around.” Falcons reached a waived-injury 29; Rizzo, Chicago, 29; Arenado, Colorado, 27; Bruce, New York Jets at New York Giants, 7 p.m. Cincinnati, 27; Duda, New York, 27; AGonzalez, Los Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. The Falcons play their first Certainly, the defense has settlement with rookie safety Angeles, 27; McCutchen, Pittsburgh, 27. Washington at Baltimore, 7:30 p.m. preseason game Friday night, become more of a focus. Terell Floyd, a college free agent TRIPLES-DPeralta, Arizona, 8; Grichuk, St. Louis, 7; Chicago at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. tRAnsAtions Blackmon, Colorado, 6; DGordon, Miami, 6; Revere, Philadelphia at Green Bay, 8 p.m. hosting the Tennessee Titans. The Falcons used their top out of Louisville. ... Quinn said Philadelphia, 6; 7 tied at 5. Indianapolis at St. Louis, 8 p.m. tuesday’s sports transactions HOME RUNS-Harper, Washington, 29; Frazier, Cincinnati, Seattle at San Diego, 8 p.m. (CBS) BAseBAll Quinn knew he would face a draft pick on Vic Beasley, who he’s not sure how much time the 28; Arenado, Colorado, 27; Stanton, Miami, 27; San Francisco at Denver, 9 p.m. American league CaGonzalez, Colorado, 26; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 22; sunday, Aug. 30 BOSTON RED SOX — Placed RHP Koji Uehara on the 15- tall task, considering the Falcons will man the “Leo” defensive end starters will get in the preseason AGonzalez, Los Angeles, 22. Houston at New Orleans, 4 p.m. (FOX) day DL, retroactive to Saturday. Optioned INF Deven gave up more total yards (6,372) position in Quinn’s 4-3 scheme. opener. “I don’t want to give a STOLEN BASES-BHamilton, Cincinnati, 52; DGordon, Arizona at Oakland, 8 p.m. (NBC) Marrero to Pawtucket (IL). Reinstated OF Mookie Betts from Miami, 34; Blackmon, Colorado, 29; Pollock, Arizona, 27; Week 4 the 7-day DL. Recalled LHP Tommy Layne and RHP Ryan and more passing yards (4,478) Lining up on the weak side, the series or a quarter or a count,” he Revere, Philadelphia, 24; SMarte, Pittsburgh, 22; GPolanco, thursday, sept. 3 Cook from Pawtucket. Pittsburgh, 20. Baltimore at Atlanta, 7 p.m. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Sent 2B Emilio Bonifacio to than any team in the league last 6-foot-3, 246-pound rookie is said. “Some starters need more PITCHING-GCole, Pittsburgh, 14-5; Wacha, St. Louis, 13-4; New Orleans at Green Bay, 7 p.m. Charlotte (IL) for a rehab assignment. season. They ranked 27th in being counted on bolster work than other starters. So it’s Arrieta, Chicago, 13-6; Bumgarner, San Francisco, 13-6; Cincinnati at Indianapolis, 7 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS — Placed OF Ryan Raburn on the Greinke, Los Angeles, 12-2; CMartinez, St. Louis, 12-4; Tampa Bay at Miami, 7 p.m. bereavement list. Recalled INF/OF Zach Walters from points allowed (26.1 per game) Atlanta’s dismal pass rush. The not like a blanket assessment.” Heston, San Francisco, 11-6; Harvey, New York, 11-7; Philadelphia at New York Jets, 7 p.m. Columbus (IL). Scherzer, Washington, 11-8. Buffalo at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Placed OF Matt Joyce on the ERA-Greinke, Los Angeles, 1.65; deGrom, New York, 2.13; New York Giants at New England, 7:30 p.m. 15-day DL. Arrieta, Chicago, 2.38; GCole, Pittsburgh, 2.39; Scherzer, Carolina at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Sent LHP Sean Doolittle to Washington, 2.44; SMiller, Atlanta, 2.48; Kershaw, Los Jacksonville at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Nashville (PCL) for a rehab assignment. MoJo’s explosive bats down Iron Eagles Angeles, 2.51. Cleveland at Chicago, 8 p.m. TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned RHP Luke Jackson to STRIKEOUTS-Kershaw, Los Angeles, 197; Scherzer, Houston at Dallas, 8 p.m. Round Rock (PCL). Recalled RHP Keone Kela from Frisco Washington, 191; Bumgarner, San Francisco, 160; Shields, Kansas City at St. Louis, 8 p.m. (TL). Charleston scored in the County Iron Eagles life. Matt San Diego, 160; Arrieta, Chicago, 158; TRoss, San Diego, Minnesota at Tennessee, 8 p.m. national league Special to the Banner 150; Liriano, Pittsburgh, 144. Arizona at Denver, 9 p.m. CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned OF Matt Szczur to Iowa The Charleston MoJo beat sixth on an RBI single by Metz ground out to end the SAVES-Melancon, Pittsburgh, 35; Rosenthal, St. Louis, 34; San Diego at San Francisco, 10 p.m. (PCL). Activated C David Ross from the bereavement list. Kimbrel, San Diego, 32; Familia, New York, 31; Storen, Oakland at Seattle, 10 p.m. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Placed RHP Carlos Frias on the Rhea County Iron Eagles Jeremiah Dills, an RBI single by Rhea County Iron Eagles Washington, 29; Casilla, San Francisco, 27; FrRodriguez, the 15-day DL, retroactive to Aug. 2. Cecil Thompson, an RBI single threat. Milwaukee, 26. MIAMI MARLINS — Placed RHP Jose Fernandez on the 17-1 in five innings on Sunday American league 15-day DL, retroactive to Saturday. Recalled LHP Justin at Charleston after a 12-run by Brady Valliere, an RBI single Charleston tacked on one east Division GolF Nicolino from New Orleans (PCL). W l Pct GB MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Announced the resignation of explosion in the fourth inning. by Haynie, and a two-run bomb more run in the top of the New York 61 50 .550 — World Golf Ranking general manager Doug Melvin, who will remain as president to Market Street by Wyrick. fourth when walked. Toronto 62 52 .544 ½ through Aug. 9 of baseball operations. Charleston scored in the Baltimore 57 55 .509 4½ 1. Rory McIlroy NIR 12.55 NEW YORK METS — Sent RHP Rafael Montero to St. fourth on a hit batsman, a two- Wyrick led the way in the bat- Charleston built upon its Tampa Bay 57 56 .504 5 2. Jordan Spieth USA 11.48 Lucie (FSL) for a rehab assignment. Recalled C Anthony Boston 50 63 .442 12 3. Bubba Watson USA 8.42 Recker from Las Vegas (PCL). Optioned C Kevin Plawecki run single by Jake Wyrick, an ter’s box, racking up three RBIs lead with two runs in the fifth. central Division 4. Jim Furyk USA 7.08 to Las Vegas. on a double and a dinger for The inning looked promising, as W l Pct GB 5. Jason Day AUS 7.01 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — RHP Vance Worley accepted RBI single by Matt Roueche, a Kansas City 68 44 .607 — 6. Justin Rose ENG 6.83 assignment to Indianapolis (IL). two-run single by Juan Tuya, a Charleston. Thompson singled, scoring Minnesota 56 56 .500 12 7. Rickie Fowler USA 6.77 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Designated RHP Dale Thayer and Detroit 54 59 .478 14½ 8. Dustin Johnson USA 6.48 INF Taylor Lindsey for assignment. Assigned C Tim two-run error, a two-run single Haynie brought the heat Randy Smith to kick things off. Chicago 53 58 .477 14½ 9. Henrik Stenson SWE 6.18 Federowicz outright to El Paso (PCL). Agreed to terms with against the Rhea County Iron That was followed up with a Cleveland 52 59 .468 15½ 10. Sergio Garcia ESP 5.56 RHP Bud Norris on a one-year contract. Selected the con- by Elijah Haynie, and an RBI West Division 11. Adam Scott AUS 5.12 tract of RHP Colin Rea from El Paso. Placed RHP Brandon single by Roueche. Eagles during his outing. steal of home by Valliere. W l Pct GB 12. Zach Johnson USA 4.96 Maurer on the 15-day DL, retroactive August 10. Houston 61 53 .535 — 13. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 4.85 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Agreed to terms with RHP Haynie led the way batting, Haynie held the Eagles hitless The Charleston Mojo end the Los Angeles 59 53 .527 1 14. Jimmy Walker USA 4.71 Juan Gutierrez on a minor league contract. over two innings, allowed no regular season with a record of Texas 55 56 .495 4½ 15. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 4.28 American Association racking up three RBIs on two Seattle 53 61 .465 8 16. Matt Kuchar USA 4.21 AMARILLO THUNDERHEADS — Signed RHP Evan Reed. hits for Charleston. earned runs, walked none and 18-4 and a half a game behind Oakland 51 63 .447 10 17. J.B. Holmes USA 4.08 GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — Signed RHPs John tuesday’s Games 18. Patrick Reed USA 4.07 Kovalik and A.J. Quintero and OF Brennan Metzger. Randy Smith was in control struck out six. first place in the Chattanooga Toronto 4, Oakland 2 19. Shane Lowry IRL 3.89 Released RHP Chris Bodishbaugh. Valliere recorded the win for United States Adult Baseball Tampa Bay 2, Atlanta 0 20. Brooks Koepka USA 3.85 GRAND PRAIRIE AIRHOGS — Signed 1B/OF Brian on the pitching rubber on his Miami 5, Boston 4, 10 innings 21. Martin Kaymer GER 3.79 Frazier. way to his first career win in the Charleston. He allowed three League. After Sunday’s sweep of Cleveland 5, N.Y. Yankees 4, 16 innings 22. Billy Horschel USA 3.71 JOPLIN BLASTERS — Released C Juan Medina. Kansas City 6, Detroit 1 23. Phil Mickelson USA 3.68 SIOUX FALLS CANARIES — Signed LHP Dennis Neal III. USBL. Smith gave up just one runs over three innings. He the Eagles, the MoJo go into the Chicago White Sox 3, L.A. Angels 0 24. Chris Kirk USA 3.63 WICHITA WINGNUTS — Signed RHP Brad Orosey. struck out five, walked two and Playoffs Sunday at Camp Minnesota 3, Texas 2 25. Danny Willett ENG 3.62 can-Am league hit, allowed no earned runs, Seattle 6, Baltimore 5, 10 innings 26. Bernd Wiesberger AUT 3.33 ROCKLAND BOULDERS — Acquired LHP Austin Kirk from walked none and struck out five surrendered three hits. Jordan, with the No. 2 seed to San Francisco 3, Houston 1 27. Paul Casey ENG 3.25 Amarillo (AA) to complete a previous trade. Wednesday’s Games 28. Branden Grace SAF 3.22 Frontier league during his five innings of work. Charleston easily handled the take on the Chattanooga Baltimore (Gausman 2-3) at Seattle (Iwakuma 3-2), 3:40 29. Bill Haas USA 3.20 EVANSVILLE OTTERS — Signed LHP Blaine Howell. Rhea County Iron Eagles’ pitch- Nationals at 1:30. Houston (Feldman 4-5) at San Francisco (Heston 11-6), 30. Brandt Snedeker USA 3.12 FRONTIER GREYS — Signed LHP Chris Rice. Charleston easily handled the 3:45 p.m. 31. Marc Leishman AUS 3.05 GATEWAY GRIZZLIES — Released INF K.J. Stark. Rhea County Iron Eagles pitch- ing, as six hitters combined for The Nationals are 0-4 on the Boston (E.Rodriguez 6-4) at Miami (Conley 1-0), 4:10 p.m. 32. Kevin Na USA 3.05 ROCKFORD AVIATORS — Signed C Cameron Garfield. Oakland (Brooks 1-0) at Toronto (Buehrle 12-5), 7:07 p.m. 33. Ian Poulter ENG 2.99 BAsketBAll ing as seven hitters combined 13 hits, eight RBIs and 11 runs season vs Charleston. The loser Atlanta (Wisler 5-2) at Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 6-6), 7:10 p.m. 34. Ryan Palmer USA 2.92 national Basketball Association scored. of Sunday’s game will play the N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 4-8) at Cleveland (Salazar 9-6), 35. Kevin Kisner USA 2.87 INDIANA PACERS — Signed G Toney Douglas. for 12 hits, 13 RBIs and 12 7:10 p.m. 36. Lee Westwood ENG 2.86 FootBAll runs scored. Corey Justice was charged loser of the East Ridge vs. Rhea Detroit (Da.Norris 2-2) at Kansas City (Volquez 11-6), 8:10 37. Gary Woodland USA 2.81 national Football league L.A. Angels (Heaney 5-1) at Chicago White Sox (Joh.Danks 38. Jamie Donaldson WAL 2.75 ARIZONA CARDINALS — Released S D.J. Campbell. Re- Billy Massingale took the loss with the loss. He allowed seven County game at 4 p.m. that 6-9), 8:10 p.m. 39. Thongchai Jaidee THA 2.75 signed S Ross Weaver. runs in two innings, walked same Sunday, while the winner Texas (N.Martinez 7-6) at Minnesota (Pelfrey 5-7), 8:10 p.m. 40. Robert Streb USA 2.71 ATLANTA FALCONS — Waived-injured S Terell Floyd. for the Rhea County Iron thursday’s Games 41. Ryan Moore USA 2.66 BUFFALO BILLS — Signed CB Lavelle Westbrooks. Eagles. He allowed 17 runs in nine and struck out two. will move up the winner’s Oakland (S.Gray 12-4) at Toronto (Dickey 6-10), 12:37 p.m. 42. Charley Hoffman USA 2.59 Designated WR Caleb Holley as waived/injured. Texas (Undecided) at Minnesota (E.Santana 2-3), 1:10 p.m. 43. Charl Schwartzel SAF 2.58 CHICAGO BEARS — Traded G Ryan Groy to New England four innings, walked six and Charleston never surren- bracket. Admission is always N.Y. Yankees (Eovaldi 11-2) at Cleveland (Bauer 9-8), 7:10 44. Keegan Bradley USA 2.56 for LB Matthew Wells. dered the lead after the first free. Come have some family L.A. Angels (Richards 11-9) at Kansas City (Guthrie 8-7), 45. David Lingmerth SWE 2.53 DETROIT LIONS — Placed TE David Ausberry on injured struck out none. 8:10 p.m. 46. Francesco Molinari ITA 2.53 reserve. Signed CB Jocquel Skinner. The game was never in doubt inning, scoring four runs on an fun and come watch your local AMeRicAn leAGUe leADeRs 47. Webb Simpson USA 2.52 GREEN BAY PACKERS — Released WR Ricky Collins. BATTING-Fielder, Texas, .327; Kipnis, Cleveland, .326; 48. Brendon Todd USA 2.50 NEW YORK JETS — Released LB Ikemefuna Enemkpali. after the third, as Charleston RBI double by Wyrick and a MoJo baseball team play NCruz, Seattle, .324; Hosmer, Kansas City, .317; LCain, 49. Hunter Mahan USA 2.49 Signed CB Javier Arenas. groundout RBI by Roueche. America’s Game in a truly Kansas City, .316; Brantley, Cleveland, .316; Bogaerts, 50. Victor Dubuisson FRA 2.49 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Signed CB Marc Anthony. scored five runs on a two-run Boston, .313. 51. Marc Warren SCO 2.48 PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Waived-injured QB/WR double by Smith, a sacrifice fly Charleston increased its lead intense, competitive fashion. RUNS-Donaldson, Toronto, 82; Dozier, Minnesota, 78; 52. Russell Henley USA 2.46 Devin Gardner. Signed PK Garrett Hartley. Trout, Los Angeles, 78; Bautista, Toronto, 74; LCain, Kansas 53. Anirban Lahiri IND 2.39 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Signed DT Tony McDaniel by Haynie, and an RBI triple by with three runs in the second. Most games are Sunday double- City, 73; Gardner, New York, 73; MMachado, Baltimore, 71. 54. Miguel Angel Jimenez ESP 2.37 and P Karl Schmitz. Activated WR Louis Murphy from the After pushing across three headers starting at 1:30 p.m. RBI-CDavis, Baltimore, 83; Donaldson, Toronto, 83; 55. Tommy Fleetwood ENG 2.36 non-football injury list. Dustin Crumley. KMorales, Kansas City, 81; Bautista, Toronto, 79; Teixeira, 56. Joost Luiten NED 2.36 HockeY Game 2 runs in the bottom of the third, If interested in playing for the New York, 77; JMartinez, Detroit, 74; NCruz, Seattle, 70. 57. Danny Lee NZL 2.36 national Hockey league HITS-NCruz, Seattle, 140; Fielder, Texas, 139; Kinsler, 58. John Senden AUS 2.35 ARIZONA COYOTES — Signed a one-year affiliation agree- The Charleston MoJo beat the Rhea County Iron Eagles MoJo or for more info about the Detroit, 134; Kipnis, Cleveland, 132; Hosmer, Kansas City, 59. Byeong Hun An KOR 2.35 ment with Rapid City (ECHL). faced just a 7-3 deficit. An RBI United States Adult Baseball 131; MMachado, Baltimore, 131; Altuve, Houston, 130; 60. Steven Bowditch AUS 2.34 NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Signed F Pavel Zacha to a three- the Rhea County Iron Eagles on Bogaerts, Boston, 130; Donaldson, Toronto, 130. 61. Graeme McDowell NIR 2.34 year, entry-level contract. Sunday 16-3 at Charleston in double by Bo, an error, and a League, contact Jeremiah Dills DOUBLES-Brantley, Cleveland, 35; Kipnis, Cleveland, 31; 62. Andy Sullivan ENG 2.33 NEW YORK ISLANDERS — Signed G Kevin Poulin to a KMorales, Kansas City, 31; Donaldson, Toronto, 30; Dozier, 63. Ben Martin USA 2.27 one-year. six innings. fielder's choice gave the Rhea [email protected]. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015— 21 ‘Deflategate’ judge pressures NFL, union, Brady to settle NEW YORK (AP) — A federal training camp on Tuesday. something he was never warned The commissioner said he con- judge took a peacemaker’s role Two weeks ago, the NFL sued about and for which there was no cluded “trying to get them done” Tuesday, urging New England its players union, asking Berman precedent. referred to tampering with the quarterback Tom Brady and NFL to declare that Goodell followed Berman directed lawyers, inflation level of the balls. Commissioner Roger Goodell to the league’s collective bargaining including Brady and Goodell, to He also cited a 2014 text mes- find common ground to settle dif- agreement with the NFL Players update him in private Wednesday sage in which McNally referred to ferences before he lowers the Association when he suspended about settlement negotiations a himself as “the deflator,” and he gavel on a controversy over Brady for four games after con- half hour before they appear in criticized the union for not calling deflated footballs. cluding the quarterback had to court. Jastremski or McNally to testify U.S. District Judge Richard M. know balls were purposefully Brady has maintained since during the suspension appeal. AP photo Berman asked Brady and Goodell deflated. the Patriots defeated the The NFL investigation conclud- NEw YORK JETS qUARTERBACK Geno Smith will be side- to “engage in further good faith The union countersued to Indianapolis Colts 45-7 in ed McNally removed Patriots foot- lined at least 6-10 weeks after being punched in the jaw by settlement efforts” a day before block the suspension, saying a January’s AFC championship balls prior to the championship teammate Ikemefuna Enemkpali. Coach Todd Bowles made the they meet in Manhattan federal June arbitration hearing Goodell game that he never directed any- game to a small restroom, where announcement before training camp practice Tuesday. court for the first time. presided over was a sham and one to deflate footballs below lev- he remained for 1 minutes and Brady was not at Patriots Brady was punished severely for els set by the league, and he did 40 seconds, enough time to not know any ball handlers had deflate each ball. done so. Goodell also found Brady Jets’ Smith out 6-10 weeks Goodell, in a July 28 decision obstructed his investigation by upholding the four-game suspen- destroying a cell phone contain- after punch by teammate sion, found Brady engaged in ing nearly 10,000 text messages “conduct detrimental to the from early November until the FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) intention to harm anyone. I integrity of, and public confi- day in early March when he was — Geno Smith’s hopes for a appreciate the opportunity I dence in, the game of profession- interviewed by attorney Theodore breakout season with the New had with the Jets.” al football.” Wells, who led the NFL’s probe. York Jets took a major blow Bowles said the Jets could He discredited Brady’s claims, Goodell said he found the — to the jaw. add another quarterback, but citing a 2014 regular season text destruction “very troubling.” The quarterback will be veteran Ryan Fitzpatrick will message from John Jastremski, a In court documents, the sidelined at least 6-10 weeks assume the starting job. Patriots’ assistant equipment union’s lawyers said the suspen- with a broken jaw after being Bryce Petty, a fourth-round employee, to Jim McNally, a sion was unfair and violates the punched by teammate pick this year out of Baylor, game-day employee working in labor contract and complained Ikemefuna Enemkpali in the and undrafted free agent Jake the Official’s Locker Room. that it would cause irreparable locker room Tuesday morn- Heaps out of Miami are the Goodell said Jastremski, dur- harm to Brady by forcing him to ing. Smith, entering his third Jets’ other remaining quar- ing an exchange about the pres- miss games. season, will require surgery to terbacks. sure of game balls, said Brady They called the appeals hear- repair the injuries. He hadn’t Bowles spoke again after AP photo “actually brought you up and ing before Goodell “a kangaroo yet undergone the procedure practice and wouldn’t commit NEw ENGLAND PATRIOTS qUARTERBACK Tom Brady gets said you must have a lot of stress court proceeding, bereft of funda- as of late Tuesday afternoon. to Fitzpatrick for the rest of set to pass during training camp in Foxborough, Mass., Wednesday. trying to get them done.” mentally fair procedures.” “It had nothing to do with the season or to Smith football,” coach Todd Bowles reclaiming his job when he’s said. “It was something very healthy, but indicated that a Bengals, Giants are childish, and he got cold- player could lose his starting cocked, sucker-punched — spot due to injury. District whatever you want to call it — “If the other guy is playing From Page 19 looking for energetic in the jaw.” well and the boat is going Bowles made the stunning right and there are no waves announcement in an and everything is going and County (164) by five shots and with Tyler Ferguson shooting 4- but peaceful practices impromptu news conference we’re 4, 5, 6, 7-and-0,” Bradley (167) by eight. over, while freshman Gage before training camp practice Bowles said, “yeah, you’re not Freshman Matt Marino led the Brakebill and Alex Kyle both CINCINNATI (AP) — They patted doing the simplest things. Dalton was scheduled to start. coming back to start.” winning effort with a 3-over-par carded 41s. Senior Tyler Parris each other’s helmets when the completed a short pass to A.J. Enemkpali (EN-um-PAL-ee), Bowles, in his first season 39 on the CCC front nine to tie helped out with a 45. horn sounded to end practice, Green on the first play. Russell an outside linebacker in his as coach, dealt with the news McMinn’s Nick Thompson for In girls’ action, the Bearettes then gave shoulder-bump hugs as Bodine snapped the ball over second season, was immedi- last month that star defensive the low score of the day. (89) claimed an 18-stroke win they headed back to the Paul Dalton’s head in the shotgun for- ately released by the Jets. lineman Sheldon Richardson The victors also had four half over the Lady Raiders (107), Brown Stadium locker rooms. mation on the next play. Tight end “It was something very was suspended four games by rounds of 40 with juniors Allen while the Athens squad had just The first combined practice Tyler Eifert then dropped a pass, childish, that sixth-graders the NFL for violating the Swetman, Balee Miller and Cade one player. between the New York Giants and and Bodine sailed another snap could have talked about,” league’s substance abuse pol- Caprara, as well as sophomore Junior Olivia Williams topped Cincinnati Bengals was downright over Dalton’s head, prompting the Bowles said. “It had no rea- icy and then was charged Drew Linkous all carding a 4- the Bradley effort with a 41, respectful. coaches to change centers for the son for happening.” with resisting arrest after a over. while Blaire Terrell rounded out The teams got together Tuesday rest of the series. Neither Bowles nor a small high-speed road race in Senior Tucker Jones was just the winning score with a 48. for the first of two combined work- “The elementary thing of getting handful of players made Missouri 12 days later. outside the CHS scoring with a Lady Raider sophomore outs as they prepare for their pre- the snap from center? Are you kid- available to the media would Richardson could face addi- 41, while Will Estes posted a 43. Rheagan Hall claimed low- season opener on Friday night at ding me?” offensive coordinator go into detail about the inci- tional discipline by the league “It’s good that we had consis- medalist honors with a 3-over Paul Brown Stadium. Unlike a Hue Jackson said. “That can’t dent, or if they knew what for violation of the personal tent scoring, but I’d like to see a 39, while teammate Lauren joint practice between the happen.” sparked it. conduct policy once the legal few more of those numbers in Scannapiego shot 68. Redskins and the Texans that The Bengals also fumbled, had “This isn’t a UFC match,” process plays out. the 30s along with that,” The lone Lady Cherokee was turned into a skirmish, there were passes batted away, and missed guard Willie Colon said. Bowles and the Jets players remarked Coach Cantrell. Mason Jewell, who matched no bad feelings as the teams went throws. “We’re football players, not insisted that there is no deep- Joining Thompson in the Williams’ 41. through various drills. “There’s a couple times I fighters.” rooted issue in the locker McMinn scoring column was The Raider and Bear squads It went as the two coaches had thought, ‘Wow, what’s going on Added cornerback Darrelle room that requires a change Conner Zabo with a 40, Matt will return to CCC Thursday for expected. here?’” Jackson said. Revis: “I hold both of them in culture, and this was an Mays at 41 and Dylan Leamon a countywide match including “Fighting doesn’t work in foot- Bengals running back Jeremy responsible. ... But at the isolated incident. with a 44. Walker Valley. The Mustang ball,” Bengals coach Marvin Lewis Hill enjoyed the chance to get on same time, you’ve got to move “Well, this is a first for me,” Bradley also showed some squads are hosting Soddy-Daisy said. “You get ejected from the the same field again with former forward.” said center Nick Mangold, consistency around the 40 mark and Ooltewah this afternoon at game. So it shouldn’t be an issue. LSU teammate Odell Beckham Jr. Smith, who was having a entering his 10th season. Chatata Valley. You don’t see it happen on our They remained close friends dur- good training camp, will be “The biggest thing we need to field, so it won’t happen.” ing their impressive rookie sea- sidelined for the rest of the look at is to make sure it Boys The Bengals even laughed sons, talking virtually every day. Cleveland 159, McMinn County 164, They also like to try to top each summer and likely for the doesn’t happen again.” Bradley Central 167 about the idea of having it out first few games of the season. Bowles spoke for about 2 Titans BLUE RAIDERS (159) — Matt Marino 39, Balee other, although it was hard to with the Giants during a practice. The regular-season opener at minutes before heading to a From Page 19 Miller 40, Cade Caprara 40, Allen Swetman 40, “Yeah, they specifically came up decide bragging rights in a normal Drew Linkous 40, Tucker Jones 41, Will Estes 43. practice. home against Cleveland on meeting and then practice, CHEROKEES (164) — Nick Thompson 39, to me and told me not to get into Sept. 13 is five weeks away. but was clearly angered by Conner Zabo 40, Matt Mays 41, Dylan Leamon any fights,” Bengals quarterback “All of us are very competitive,” of 14 passing Tuesday and now 44. Hill said. “All the guys I played “Depending on how surgery the situation. has thrown 174 passes in 10 BEARS (167) — Tyler Ferguson 40, Gage Andy Dalton joked. “We want to be goes, we’ll see where we go “The team knows this is Brakebill 41, Alex Kyle 41, Tyler Parris 45, Bailey smart about what we’re doing. We with in college are very competi- practices without being inter- Timmons 50, Austin Martin 55. tive, especially when we play from there,” Bowles said. something we don’t tolerate, cepted in training camp. ... LT *4 low scores count toward team total don’t want to do anything stupid Smith took to Instagram something we can’t stand,” Girls and get anybody hurt doing some- against each other. It’s really brag- Taylor Lewan (sore shoulder) Bradley Central 89, Cleveland 107, ging rights for that whole year. So and posted a picture of him- Bowles said. “You don’t walk and CB Jason McCourty (sore McMinn County n/a thing unnecessary. That’s the big self sitting in a car — mouth up to another man and punch BEARETTES (89) — Olivia Williams 41, Blaire emphasis just because of all the we definitely lift each other’s groin) watched practice again, Terrell 48, Mackenzie Randolph 64. games up.” closed and looking stern — him in the face.” while TE Delanie Walker (left LADY RAIDERS (107) — Rheagan Hall 39, other stuff that’s happened and a simple message: “ILL Smith has 34 interceptions Lauren Scannapiego 68. throughout the league.” Steelers sign kicker Hartley thumb) missed his fourth prac- LADY CHEROKEES (n/a) — Mason Jewell 41. BE BACK.” and 41 total turnovers in his tice. *2 low scores count toward team total The Giants, too, had been told to replace injured Suisham In a statement issued to first two seasons, but new to be on good behavior. They fig- LATROBE, Pa. (AP) — The The Associated Press by his offensive coordinator Chan ured that nothing would happen Pittsburgh Steelers replaced the agent, Enemkpali apologized Gailey was impressed with his unless the Bengals instigated it. most accurate kicker in team his- to the team and fans. progress this summer. Smith “If a fight breaks out, everyone tory with a former Super Bowl “Geno and I let our frustra- threw the first two intercep- Bears is trying to get in and police their champion. tion get the best of us, but I tions of camp on Monday, an From Page 19 guys,” Giants linebacker Jon The Steelers signed Garrett should have just walked away impressive stretch that had Beason said before practice. “But Hartley on Tuesday after Shaun from the situation,” the quarterback and coaches we’re not going to take anything Suisham injured his left knee in a Enemkpali said. “I deeply thinking positively about his an eight-minute drive and that’s fake handoff raced 78 yards from anybody, our offense includ- preseason loss to Minnesota on regret and apologize for my prospects for the upcoming a positive,” said the Bears’ coach. down the left sideline for the ed. That’s our approach going into Sunday night. actions. It was never my season. “The turnover and the missed score. it. And hopefully we don’t have Suisham, entering his 11th sea- field goal,” Floyd said of two spe- “He’s going to make plays,” that happen.” son and sixth with the Steelers, cific negatives. “You can’t afford Floyd said of his starting QB. The only ugliness during the connected on a 36-yard field goal to leave those points off the “One of the things we need to first practice? The Bengals’ start- during the second quarter in the board, especially in the region work on is our receivers need to ing offense. Hall of Fame game. But he injured and even the non-region. With keep working when he starts The first time the two teams’ his knee while attempting to make our schedule you can’t leave scrambling because you never starters lined up for 11-on-11 a tackle on the opening kickoff of points off the board and we did know what he is going to do with plays, the Bengals had trouble the second half. that today.” the ball, which is a good thing. Junior quarterback Cole It’s dangerous for the defense Copeland engineered the Bradley facing us. Central scoring drive on the “Obviously, there are still Bears’ third possession of the things to improve on. As a coach Vols evening. After moving from their you look at the negative. We had From Page 19 own 20-yard line to the Farragut a fumble down in their territory 16, Copeland hooked up with a and we missed some special I want to show people that we’re receiver, you have time to make leaping Tyler Carpenter for the team points. We’ve got lots of the glue that holds it together.” up for a mistake because you TD. things to improve on, and a short Jackson wasn’t the only offen- have a 7- to 10-yard radius where Copeland called his own num- time to do it.” sive lineman sitting out Tuesday you can make up for it,” Jones ber on the Bears’ first possession Floyd went on to say the morning’s workout. Robertson said. “When you play on the inte- of the third period and after a biggest improvement is yet to missed his second straight prac- rior fronts - the offensive and come for the Bears, but they tice with a sprained ankle, though defensive lines - with one step have a lot of work to do and time Jones expects him to return in you’re beat. is ticking before the Aug. 20 the next day or two. “You have one second to make a Braves opener against Walker Valley Jones said he believed the quick decision and then play with inside “The Corral.” From Page 19 offensive line “took a big step for- pad level and physicality. That’s “We’re getting there,” he said of ward” with the way it played why it’s very rare you see true the team’s progress. “This is a Tuesday morning while missing freshmen playing immediately (on activated for the first time since big step toward it, but I’ve always key performers, but he also the line).” April 25. heard and I have always believed acknowledged the problems that In other injury news, Jones UP NEXT you get better from your first to could arise if injuries force said cornerback Justin Martin Rays RHP Jake Odorizzi (1.40 your second game. That’s your Tennessee to play freshmen. has a knee sprain that could ERA in eight starts at home) will biggest improvement. You never “It’s so different being a young- cause him to miss 1 to 1 ½ weeks. oppose Matt Wisler (5.93 ERA in know until the lights come on for ster in the offensive line and Jones also said defensive back five road starts) on Wednesday real. There were some positives defensive line than any other Evan Berry is out about a week night in the last of four games tonight, but obviously some position group because when without mentioning the nature of between the teams this season. things we need to improve on.” you’re a defensive back or a wide his injury. 22—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Drugmaker Texas police chief Glaxo shuts down plant fires officer who over bacteria killed college student RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — An criminal charges. shut down a plant Tuesday that unarmed, black college football The firing was “not enough produces inhaled medications player tried to smash through justice,” said Matthew Higgins, after discovering the bacteria the locked glass door of a North 20, one of Taylor’s former high that causes Legionnaire’s dis- Texas car dealership showroom school classmates. “If it was a ease, a potentially fatal form of to escape an officer in training, white person, it probably would pneumonia. then turned and headed toward have been different.” The manufacturing plant in the officer and was fatally shot, The Arlington Municipal Zebulon, about 25 miles east of the police chief said. Patrolman’s Association issued a Raleigh, was closed after routine Called to the scene of a sus- statement Tuesday night decry- testing found the bacteria in a pected burglary last week, officer ing Johnson’s decision. The self-standing cooling tower. Brad Miller pursued 19-year-old group said it supports “Miller’s About 400 of the 850 employees Christian Taylor into the show- right to be judged fairly and com- who work in Zebulon were told AP photo room without telling his super- pletely on facts instead of a to stay away until the towers are HigH-wire dAredevil Nik Wallenda walks a tightrope above the Milwaukee Mile Speedway vising officer, Arlington Police snapshot developed in only cleaned, officials for the London- at the Wisconsin State Fair in West Allis, Wis. Tuesday. Wallenda completed his longest tightrope Chief Will Johnson said Tuesday days,” and expressed sympathy based company said. walk ever during the appearance at the Wisconsin State Fair. as he described the encounter. for Taylor’s family. The company said in a state- Johnson said Miller, 49, has “We again ask that citizens ment that the cooling tower been fired for causing a deadly obey the commands of police offi- “does not come into contact with confrontation that put him and cers in order to prevent these product manufactured at the other officers in danger. tragedies from occurring in the facility.” Glaxo did not respond After 2 nights of tension, a Inside the showroom, Miller future,” the association said. to questions about whether ordered Taylor to get to the An attorney for Miller did not there was any risk of indoor ground. Instead, Taylor cursed have an immediate comment on exposure to employees or medi- at the officer and advanced Johnson’s announcement. cines from water droplets that peaceful protest in Ferguson toward him. When Taylor was Taylor’s family did not immedi- could carry the bacteria. about 10 feet away, the officer ately respond to a request for “We are trying to gather infor- fired, Johnson said. comment. FERGUSON, Mo. (AP) — Police white Ferguson police officer Florissant. Unlike Sunday, there Taylor continued moving, so Taylor was a graduate of an mation on what the situation is,” outnumbered protesters along Darren Wilson. A St. Louis County was no gunfire, no injuries and no spokeswoman Jenni Brewer Miller’s training officer, Cpl. Dale Arlington high school and a foot- West Florissant Avenue in grand jury and the U.S. reports of looting or property dam- Wiggins, shot Taylor with a ball player at Angelo State Ligday said. Testing is conduct- Ferguson on Tuesday night, sig- Department of Justice cleared age. ed every three months, but the Taser. University in West Texas. naling the demonstrations around Wilson, but Brown’s death Still though, more than 20 peo- Miller then fired three more There is no video of the shoot- company was seeking “more the anniversary of Michael spurred a national “Black Lives ple were arrested. Police never details on whether product has times. At least two bullets struck ing itself, though security cam- Brown’s death could be starting to Matter” movement. deployed smoke or tear gas, Taylor, killing him, according to era footage from Classic Buick been impacted and, if they have, fade. The events had largely been though they were at times pelted what is our procedure in place to the chief, who said the interac- GMC dealership’s parking lots The crowd of around 100 peaceful until Sunday night, when with water bottles and rocks. tion early Friday morning lasted shows Taylor walking around handle that.” demonstrators was mostly calm gunfire erupted and 18-year-old By Tuesday night, there was far The plant produces inhaled only seconds. Taylor and Miller and damaging some vehicles. and peaceful. Occasionally a few Tyrone Harris Jr. was shot by offi- less tension. Police said in a state- never made physical contact, he Police on Tuesday released drugs like Advair, a drug for people would march or chant, but cers after they say he fired at an ment that at one point, officers asthma, and contracts with said. audio of a 911 call made by the they spent most of several hours unmarked police van. Harris is reported rocks being thrown at Taylor’s death came two days company manning the exterior other pharmaceutical companies milling around and chatting with hospitalized in critical condition them. They took no action, and to produce their drugs. before the anniversary of the cameras. In the audio, the caller one another. It was a far cry from and has been charged with 10 the rock-throwing stopped. death of Michael Brown, an tells the operator that a “thin The Food and Drug the violence and tension that felonies. Even when armed members of Administration was checking unarmed, black 18-year-old who black man with a blond Mohawk” marred the previous two nights. St. Louis County police on the Oath Keepers, a far-right anti- was fatally shot by a white police could be seen jumping on the into reports of the bacteria’s dis- Larry Miller, 58, organizer of Tuesday released a 13-second clip government activist group whose covery and a spokesman said officer in Ferguson, Missouri, windshield of a gray Ford the protest group Ferguson of security camera footage they presence Belmar has called “both and is the latest in a series of Mustang. questions should be directed to Freedom Fighters, said it was say shows Harris minutes before unnecessary and inflammatory,” GlaxoSmithKline. incidents in which black men Before his final confrontation clear the latest round of demon- he fired at plainclothes officers. appeared, there was little conflict. have been killed by police. with Miller, Taylor held up a set State and county health offi- strations was dying down. He The clip shows a person police While one member was being cials said they were not aware of Johnson said Tuesday he hoped of car keys and told another offi- wasn’t convinced much had been identify as Harris grabbing a interviewed by media, several pro- Miller’s firing will “assist in the cer that he intended to steal a any Legionnaire’s disease cases accomplished. handgun from his waistband and testers gathered around and associated with the Glaxo facili- healing process.” car, Johnson said. He had “We already know what needs to running toward a parking lot, chanted loud enough to drown “Some communities and our already driven a vehicle through ty, adding that most people who be happening is not happening,” police say in response to the other him out. Later, several Oath are exposed to the bacteria do nation have been torn apart by the glass front doors of the show- Miller said. “We’re still bothered shots being fired. Keepers and protesters argued, similar challenges,” he said. room, the chief said. not become ill. over the killing of Mike Brown Harris’ father disputed the but eventually shouting gave way The same bacteria found in About 60 protesters gathered “It is clear from the facts because we still need police police account Monday but to conversation, and the group outside Arlington police head- obtained that Mr. Taylor was cooling tanks in the Bronx sec- reform, criminal justice system declined to discuss his son’s parted ways with a pat on the tion of New York City caused 12 quarters late Tuesday, demand- noncompliant with police reform.” shooting Tuesday. back. ing that Miller, who is white, face demands,” Johnson said. Legionnaires’ disease deaths this A tense moment came Tuesday The gunfire and Harris’ shoot- summer. The Centers for Disease when a few dozen people briefly ing set the city on edge and had Control and Prevention says blocked traffic. But several officers protest leaders worried that ten- about 8,000 to 18,000 in riot gear, along with St. Louis sions would escalate. The St. Americans are hospitalized with County Police Chief Jon Belmar, Louis County executive declared a the illness annually. quickly moved to break it up. state of emergency Monday, a Cleveland Daily Banner People can contract Police said they made no move that gave Belmar — instead Legionnaires’ disease when they arrests. of interim Ferguson Police Chief 1505 25TH STREET N.W. inhale water vapor or mist con- The St. Louis suburb has seen Andre Anderson — control of taining the bacteria, the CDC demonstrations for days marking security. Cleveland, TN 37311 said. It does not spread from the anniversary of Brown’s killing On Monday night, the police person to person, the agency on Aug. 9, 2014. Brown, a black presence was far greater. 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KEENE, N.H. (AP) — Fifty Episcopal Church of New white mother of five from Detroit, years after Jonathan Daniels Hampshire, said Daniels’ work was murdered on a stretch of was shot dead by an ardent seg- must be carried on today to com- highway there as she ferried regationist in Alabama, the peo- bat the “unholy trinity” of marchers back and forth. Three ple who stood with him then racism, poverty and gun vio- Ku Klux Klan members were ulti- lament today’s killings of blacks lence. mately convicted of federal civil by police and the racially moti- “Racial hatred is still very rights charges. vated slaying of nine black wor- much alive, and the violence that When Daniels’ group got to the shippers as stark reminders of results in it,” he said last month store, they were met at the door the country’s persistent racial as he prepared to take a group of by Coleman, a 12-gauge shotgun divide. young people on a pilgrimage to in his hands. Coleman told them Daniels, a 26-year-old white historical civil rights locations in the store was closed. When Completely Redesigned Web Page seminary student from Keene, Alabama, including Hayneville, Daniels asked whether he was New Hampshire, had traveled to where Daniels was killed. Sales threatening the group, Coleman Lowndes County, Alabama, to will join Hirschfield Aug. 23 at a fired. www.clevelandbanner.com register blacks to vote, a vital worship service in Keene to com- Daniels pushed Sales out of component of the civil rights memorate Daniels’ life. the way and was hit in the chest, movement. Tom Coleman, a Robert Harris was born three dying instantly. Coleman pulled white 54-year-old highway engi- months after Daniels died. Now the trigger again, hitting Visit Our What’s Happening Section neer infuriated by what he saw the elected chairman of the Morrisroe in the back and side as as liberal meddlers out to upset Lowndes County Commission, the priest tried to escape with the racial order in his hometown, Harris said there is still work to Bailey. Post Your Photos, Stories or Videos shot him in the chest. be done on race relations in a After a three-day trial, a jury of Ruby Sales was a black 17- county that is three-quarters 12 white men took one hour and year-old secretary with the black. 31 minutes to acquit Coleman. Student Nonviolent Coordinating “Based on what I’ve seen in my Reaction was blistering. Elected PRINT PLUS 24/7 Committee who met Daniels years, there’s definitely some officials, including Alabama’s ELECTRONIC when she went to Lowndes change for the better that has attorney general, decried the trial ELECTRONIC EDITIONS County. Sales, who founded and transpired,” said Harris, who is as a sham, the verdict a travesty. ONLY directs The SpiritHouse Project, black. “We still have a way to go Editorial pages in newspapers Includes full access an Atlanta-based nonprofit deal- because we still have one private northern and southern excoriat- Includes full access ing with discrimination, wonders school in the county and we’re ed Lowndes County as a bastion on your desktop, just how far the country has still separate on Sundays. of entrenched racism. on your desktop, come since Daniels died, seeing There’s no place on Sundays Coleman, who had said that tablet and mobile stories of blacks killed by police where we fellowship together. the churchmen had weapons and tablet and mobile in Ferguson, Baltimore, New There’s still some sort of separa- that he had killed them in self- York and Cincinnati, along with tion, or what I would call segre- defense, told CBS News a year Daily & Sunday $8.95 Monthly the church shooting in gation.” later he had no regrets. The civil (3 MONTHS) $21.25 Charleston, South Carolina. On Aug. 20, 1965, Daniels, rights workers denied that the $2.95 Weekly “Race relations today in the Sales, the Rev. Richard Morrisroe men were armed, no weapons (6 MONTHS) $40.25 United States are an extension of and Joyce Bailey left the were found, and at trial, defense $1.95 Daily that time period,” she said. “Tom Lowndes County jail after spend- witnesses gave changing (YEAR) $79.25 Coleman was able to kill ing six days locked up with 16 accounts. Jonathan Daniels under the others following a protest. The “They were down here promot- cover of the law. Despite the fact four headed for Varner’s Cash ing, antagonizing things, promot- CCURRENT URRENT SUBSCRIBERSSUBSCRIIBERS WILLWIILL NEEDNEED TOTO FOLLOWFOLLOW that it has been 50 years, we are Store a few blocks away for soft ing trouble,” Coleman said. “I TTHESEHESE SSIMPLEIMPLE SSTEPSTEPS TTOO RREGISTER.EGISTER. still operating in a culture where drinks while they waited for a wouldn’t change a bit. If the THESE SIMPLE STEPS TO REGISTER. police and vigilantes can murder ride. same thing happens in the morn- African-Americans.” “Bloody Lowndes,” a nickname ing that happened that day, I Click login, then Click “Don’t Have an ID” In 1991, the Episcopal Church earned because of the county’s would shoot them both tomor- You will then need to provide your name, email address and added Daniels to its roster of often-violent suppression of row.” martyrs and celebrates his life blacks, was an especially danger- Coleman died in 1997. His zip code so the system can locate your newspaper account. on Aug. 14, the day of his arrest ous place for activists. Following son, Tom L. Coleman Jr. of in Alabama. The Rt. Rev. Robert the Selma-to-Montgomery march Montgomery, declined to com- NNEW EW SUBSCRIBERSSUBSCRIIBERS WILLWIILL NEEDNEED TOTO CLICKCLIICK “SUBSCRIBE”“SUBSCRIIBE” Hirschfeld, bishop of the in March 1965, Viola Liuzzo, a ment for this article. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015— 23 U.S. officials say they can tell if Iran is cheating on deal WASHINGTON (AP) — Despite today,” James Clapper, the direc- them.” would be able to detect Iran if it speaking on condition of While Clapper acknowledged a track record of misjudgments tor of national intelligence, told Skeptics of the deal note that were trying to deviate from the anonymity because he was not the arrangement wasn’t “100 about weapons of mass destruc- an audience last month at the Iran is one of the world’s hardest requirements that they’ve signed authorized to speak publicly. percent lock-proof guaranteed,” tion, U.S. intelligence officials Aspen Security Forum. places to spy. Iran’s intelligence up to,” David Cohen, the Those disclosures would Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz say they are confident they can Outside experts don’t dispute agencies have penetrated CIA agency’s deputy director, said at vastly increase the chances later told Congress that the “far verify Iran’s compliance with the that. But they question — con- front companies, executed the Aspen Security Forum. that intelligence agencies greater insight will persist, recently completed nuclear deal. sidering past analytical blind Western agents and captured a The United States, Russia, would catch cheating, officials essentially, forever.” The main reason, according to spots in the Middle East — sophisticated U.S. drone. China, Britain, France and told Congress in classified Even after 15 years, when a classified joint intelligence whether American spying will The CIA has never had much Germany reached the agree- briefings. That’s because any restrictions on Iranian nuclear assessment presented to really be able to catch every success developing and keeping ment with Iran on July 14 that illicit activity would have to activities are lifted, Iran will still Congress, is that the deal instance of Iranian cheating. good intelligence sources in Iran, would curtail its nuclear pro- take place outside the estab- be prohibited from developing a requires Iran to provide an “The intelligence community says Reuel Marc Gerecht, who gram in exchange for billions of lished network that had been nuclear weapon, and the U.S. unprecedented volume of infor- can rarely guarantee, ‘We’re worked as a CIA operations offi- dollars in relief from economic laid bare to the West. Once the will have more ability than it mation about nearly every aspect going find the secret site,’ “ said cer. sanctions. Congress is expected CIA knows all the places Iran does now to detect any attempt, of its existing nuclear program, David Albright, a former “The truth is that the CIA and to vote next month on a resolu- has been importing and process- officials insist. which Iran insists is peaceful. weapons inspector who heads the NSA are largely flying blind tion rejecting the agreement. ing nuclear material, the country Outside experts are not so That data will make checking on the Institute for Science and inside the Islamic Republic on As part of the deal, Iran would have to develop new sanguine. compliance easier, officials say, International Security. “They the nuclear question,” he wrote agreed to disclose nearly every avenues to evade detection— a Former CIA and NSA Director because it will shrink Iran’s have found them before in Iran recently in the Weekly Standard. element of its nuclear supply major undertaking. The briefings Michael Hayden, who is advising capacity to hide a covert and that’s good, but I think they Intelligence officials dispute chain, including people, places, and the assessment were Republican presidential candi- weapons program. are going to have to do more that, saying their insights into companies and infrastructure described by officials only on date Jeb Bush, noted that there “We will have far better insight work and bolster their capabili- Iran have improved considerably — “their entire nose-to-tail condition of anonymity. are three pathways to a nuclear (into) the industrial aspects of ties to find secret sites in Iran in in recent years. process for uranium produc- The intelligence assessment weapon: fissile material, the Iranian nuclear program with an environment when Iran is The CIA has “a reasonably tion and processing,” as one presumes Iran will try to cheat, weaponization and a delivery this deal than what we have taking counter measures against high degree of confidence that we U.S. intelligence official put it, say officials familiar with it. system. Afghan intel IS affiliate in Egypt releases claims Pakistan image of slain Croat captive implicated in CAIRO (AP) — Islamic State fought in the U.S.-led coalition in 2013 military ouster of the coun- Kabul attacks sympathizers circulated an image Iraq and still serve in the NATO- try’s Islamist president. Wednesday that appears to show led force in Afghanistan. The extremists’ videotaped the grisly aftermath of the The Egyptian Foreign Ministry demand was entitled “A Message KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — beheading of a Croatian hostage had no immediate comment. to the Egyptian Government,” and Afghanistan’s intelligence abducted in Egypt, which if con- Croatia’s Foreign Ministry said it was shot in the style of previous agency claimed on Wednesday firmed would mark the first such could not confirm Salopek’s IS propaganda videos. It came that Pakistan was involved in killing of a foreign captive in the death, but the country’s prime just a day before el-Sissi hosted a last week’s attacks on Kabul country since the extremist group minister, Zoran Milanovic, will be much-hyped ceremony with for- that killed almost 50 people and established a branch here last addressing the nation in couple of eign dignitaries to mark the open- wounded hundreds. year. hours. President Kolinda Grabar- ing of a new section of the Suez Hassib Sediqi, the spokesman The killing of the 30-year-old oil Kitarovic said in a statement that Canal. for the National Directorate of and gas sector surveyor likely will she is cancelling all her pre- As the deadline expired Friday, Security, said that Afghan rattle companies with expatriate arranged activities for the day. an Egyptian security official said authorities have confirmed workers in Egypt and cast a cloud Al-Azhar, the Sunni Muslim that security forces were search- “Pakistani military interference” over President Abdel-Fattah el- world’s prestigious religious insti- ing for Salopek across the coun- in the attacks last Friday. Sissi’s attempts to boost interna- tute, condemned the apparent try, focusing on the western Militant video via AP, File “Special circles of the tional investment and tourism fol- killing, calling it a “demonic act of provinces of Matrouh and Wadi this iMAge made from a militant video posted on a social media Pakistani military were behind lowing years of unrest. which all religions and human Gedid, which border Libya, as site on Aug. 5, which has been verified and is consistent with other all those attacks,” Sediqi said. The still image, shared by IS traditions are innocent.” The well as Beheira in the Nile Delta AP reporting, purports to show a militant standing next to another He said that the Pakistanis were supporters on social media, statement also said Islamic law and Giza, part of greater Cairo. working through the Haqqani man who identifies himself as 30-year-old Tomislav Salopek, kneel- network, one of the most vicious appeared to show the body of stipulates that it is forbidden to Speaking on condition of ing down as he reads a message at an unknown location. An online Tomislav Salopek, a married shed the blood of foreigners. anonymity because he wasn’t militant groups in Afghanistan. image purports to show the Croatian hostage being held by an There was no immediate reac- father of two, wearing a beige Exiled members of the Muslim authorized to talk to journalists, Islamic State affiliate in Egypt has been beheaded. jumpsuit resembling the one he Brotherhood group, branded a the official said Salopek’s driver, tion from Islamabad, which has had worn in a previous video. A terrorist organization by authori- left behind by the kidnappers, in the past denied such accusa- black flag used by the Islamic ties, said the beheading was a said that the gunmen who seized tions from Kabul. Pakistan State and a knife were planted in sign that the government had the Croat on a highway just west innocent man who is not respon- him. wields considerable influence the sand next to him. failed to curb the rise of extrem- of Cairo had Bedouin accents. sible for other detainees be nego- The Islamic State group holds over the Taliban, which have The photo carried a caption in ism in the country. That suggests they could have tiated,” said Doaa el-Taweel, who about a third of Iraq and neigh- waged a 14-year war against Arabic that said Salopek was The Associated Press could not come from a variety of isolated asserts that her sister is innocent. boring Syria in its self-declared Kabul. killed “for his country’s participa- independently verify the image. places in Egypt, including the “She rejected the whole thing.” “caliphate.” In Syria, IS militants Three attacks last week tion in the war against the Islamic However, it bore markings consis- restive northern Sinai Peninsula, Salopek, a surveyor working have killed foreign journalists shocked Kabul in their scope State,” and after a deadline had tent with a filmed hostage where Egypt’s Islamic State affili- with France’s CGG Ardiseis, was and aid workers, starting with and brutality. A truck bomb passed for the Egyptian govern- demand released last week by the ate is based, or the vast Western abducted on July 22. The compa- American journalist James Foley exploded early Friday morning, ment to meet his captors’ group, which calls itself the Sinai Desert, which is a gateway to ny has an office in the leafy in August last year, and released flattening a city block and demands. Province of the Islamic State. It volatile and lawless Libya, home southern suburb of Maadi, where grisly videos of the beheadings. killing 15 people and wounding The picture also contained an was not clear where the video was to its own Islamic State branch. many expats and diplomats live. Foley’s taped beheading was 240 as they slept, authorities inset of two Egyptian newspaper shot. The sister of a woman jailed on Last week, Croatian Foreign followed by the killing of said. reports, with one headline declar- In that video, the IS affiliate set charges of belonging to the Minister Vesna Pusic met with American-Israeli journalist Hours later, a suicide bomber ing Croatia’s support for Egypt in an Aug. 7 deadline for Egyptian Brotherhood, Esraa el-Taweel, her Egyptian counterpart in Cairo Steven Sotloff, British aid work- killed at least 20 cadets outside its war against terrorism and authorities to free “Muslim who had previously pleaded for to press for Salopek’s release, ers David Haines and Alan a police academy, while another another saying Croatia reiterated women,” a term referring to Salopek’s life to be spared, said while Egyptian Foreign Minister Henning, American aid worker 10 people died in an attack on a its support for the Kurds, who female Islamist prisoners she spoke about the matter dur- Sameh Shoukry’s office pledged Peter Kassig, as well as Japanese military camp used by U.S. have been battling the IS group in detained in a sweeping govern- ing a recent prison visit. in statement that Egypt would “ nationals Haruna Yukawa and Special Forces. On Monday, an Syria and Iraq. Croatian troops ment crackdown following the “She rejected that the life of an spare no effort” in the search for Kenji Goto. attack near Kabul’s airport killed five people. The Taliban claimed responsi- bility for most of the attacks. Deadly attacks ahead of Iran “Suicide bombers are receiv- ing their training in Pakistan, there are factories in Pakistan foreign minister’s Syria visit that are making bombs and BEIRUT (AP) — Heavy rebel Britain-based Syrian Observatory explosives, which are used to shelling and government for Human Rights said the kill and wound civilians in airstrikes around the Syrian cap- shelling killed five people and Afghanistan,” Sediqi said. ital on Wednesday killed at least wounded dozens more. He claimed “it has been 36 people and wounded scores “We hid for two hours in the proved that the Taliban” are not more in a surge in violence just bathroom,” said a resident by led by Afghans but are getting hours before the arrival of telephone from Qasaa, who “their orders form the Pakistani Iranian Foreign Minister spoke on condition of anonymity military officers.” Mohammad Javad Zarif, activists for fear of reprisals. “My children Earlier on Wednesday, Afghan and state media said. woke up terrified. Our windows authorities recovered the Zarif arrived in Damascus later were shattered and so was my corpses of four men kidnapped in the afternoon and went car’s windshield.” in the country’s east last week, straight into a meeting with Shortly afterward, government officials said, while at least President Bashar Assad. They warplanes unleashed a wave of eight others have been newly are likely to discuss a four-point airstrikes on several rebel-held abducted. proposal Iran wants to offer to suburbs of the capital. The Local The four corpses, found in the United Nations to end Syria’s Coordination Committees, an Nawur district near the grinding civil war. That plan activist group, said the air raids Pakistani border, all had been reportedly includes a cease-fire on Hamouriyeh, Saqba, Kfar shot dead, said Asadullah and a “national unity govern- Batna, Douma and Arbeen killed Ensafi, the deputy chief police ment.” 35 and wounded dozens. The of Ghazni province. He said Ryosuke Uematsu/Kyodo News via AP But the uptick in violence Observatory said the airstrikes three of the men were Hazara, A yellow sheet covers a U.S. Army helicopter U-60 that crashed on the Navy cargo vessel USNS ahead of the visit underscored killed at least 31 people and while the fourth was a Sunni Red Cloud in the waters around 20 miles east of Japan’s southern island of Okinawa Wednesday. The the improbability of efforts to wounded more than 120. Pashtun. helicopter crashed during a training mission while landing on the Navy ship, injuring several people and bring about a truce anytime soon Videos uploaded on the The Hazara are a largely damaging the aircraft, officials said. in a conflict that has killed more Internet by activists showed mas- Shiite ethnic minority in pre- than 250,000 people since March sive destruction in Saqba and a dominantly Sunni Afghanistan. 2011, according to the U.N. number of casualties apparently The group has been targeted by U.S. Army copter crash-lands on ship; 7 hurt Tehran’s landmark nuclear being led away from a blood- the Taliban and other Sunni deal with world powers, negotiat- stained street strewn with debris. extremists in Afghanistan and TOKYO (AP) — A U.S. Army ticipating in the training, accord- have long complained about ed by Zarif in Vienna last month, Another video from Douma neighboring Pakistan. helicopter crashed while landing ing to Japan’s Ground Self- crime, accidents and noise from is nevertheless widely seen as shows civil defense workers car- Ensafi said insurgents kid- on a Navy ship during training Defense Force. One had a broken the U.S. bases. providing an opportunity for rying victims on stretchers. napped another at least eight Wednesday off Japan’s southern bone and the other a cut, but no A plan formulated in 1996 achieving some kind of break- Iran is one of Assad’s strongest Hazaras on Tuesday. In February, island of Okinawa, injuring seven specifics were given. between the Japanese and through on Syria. supporters and the Iranian- 30 Hazara men were abducted in people and damaging the air- Japan and the U.S. are American governments would The deal has opened diplomat- backed Lebanese militant group Zabul province, south of Ghazni. craft, officials said. strengthening military coopera- move U.S. Marine Air Station ic channels between Saudi Hezbollah has sent thousands of Last month, 11 Hazaras were kid- The H-60 helicopter made a tion as Prime Minister Shinzo Futenma from a populated Arabia and Assad’s Iran-backed fighters to Syria to back govern- napped in northern Baghlan hard landing on the USNS Red Abe’s government tries to bolster neighborhood to a less developed government, although the Saudi ment forces. province, which also has been Cloud cargo vessel around 20 Japan’s defense role. area, but Okinawans want the foreign minister, Adel Al-Jubeir, During an earlier stop in plagued by militants since the miles (30 kilometers) east of The other 10 people aboard the Marine base moved off the island denied on Tuesday denied his Beirut, Zarif did not mention the Taliban stepped up their war Okinawa, U.S. Forces Japan said helicopter were not hurt, said altogether. country was wavering in its posi- Syrian war. He said there is “a against Kabul in April. in a statement, adding that the Japanese coast guard Wednesday’s accident coincid- tion that Assad should have no new opportunity” for all the Meanwhile, fighting in cause was under investigation. spokesman Shinya Terada. ed with Japanese Chief Cabinet future in Syria. countries in the region to cooper- Baghlan between Afghan forces Okinawa is home to most of the Japanese national broadcaster Secretary Yoshihide Suga’s visit The rebel shelling, apparently ate against “two regional ene- and the Taliban has killed two tens of thousands of U.S. troops NHK showed video of the helicop- to the island for talks with meant to send a message that mies: The Zionist entity and police officers, said Jaweed in Japan. ter sitting on the cargo ship, with Okinawa Gov. Takeshi Onaga, a Zarif was not welcome in Syria, extremism, terrorism and sectar- Basharat, the provincial police The injured were transported its tail broken off and its body vocal opponent of the relocation began around the morning rush ianism.” spokesman. He said the fighting to a Navy hospital, the statement partly covered with an orange plan. hour in Damascus with more “We are ready to extend our in the Dahana-I-Ghori district said. Their conditions were not tarp. “For those who live near (U.S.) than 50 shells striking the capi- hand for cooperation with all the began on Tuesday. available. The presence of so many U.S. bases, it’s a serious matter,” he tal, including in the upper-class neighbors and to exchange ideas The Taliban issued a state- Two of the seven injured troops on Okinawa — more than said at the outset of the talks, neighborhoods of Abu for joint work against terrorism,” ment, claiming a much higher belong to a Japanese special half of about 50,000 American reminding Suga of Okinawa’s Rummaneh, Baramkeh and he said after meeting with police casualties figure. The response unit called the Central troops in Japan — has been a burden and risk of accommodat- Qasaa. Lebanese Foreign Minister insurgents regularly exaggerate Readiness Force, who were par- source of friction and Okinawans ing the U.S. military bases. Syrian state television and the Gibran Bassil. their gains. 24—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner 5. lost And found 29. Help Wanted - Part-time 30. Help Wanted - full Time 30. 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Medical tor received the copy of the notice less than sixty lowing described property situated in Bradley doctors say the only way to lose Send resume to: (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) months County, Tennessee, to wit: line day before ad runs. visa/Master- [email protected] from the date of first publication as described in card/discover/american express are weight is to eat less and exercise (1)(a); or (2) Twelve (12) months from the dece- Lot Fourteen (14), Block H, Mountain View Subdivi- accepted. Cleveland daily Ban- more. learn how to avoid dent's date of death. The address of the Clerk weight-loss scams. Call the Federal Fuel MaRT, TOM'S : Third/ second and Master is Bradley County Clerk & Master's sion, Plat No. Two (2) as shown by plat of record in ner..... 472-5041 Shift, verifiable references. apply Office, Room 203, 155 north Ocoee Street, Trade Commission at Cleveland, Tn 37311. This 4th day of august, Plat Book 2, page 68, in the Register's Office of 2. Special Notices 1-877-FTC-helP. a message from any Fuel Mart. 2015. Signed Joyce ann davis Russ, administra- Bradley County, Tennessee. Cleveland daily Banner and the tor, estate of John William davis; Signed anna- helP WanTed- duties include bel l. davis Webb, administrator, estate of John Being the same real estate conveyed Freddie J. ClASSIfIED FTC. Or visit our Web site at leasing units, receiving payments, William davis. RiChaRd BanKS & aSSOCi- www.ftc.gov aTeS, P.C. By andrew B. Morgan, BPR Cross and wife, Frances T. Cross by deed from John ADvERTISEmENTS maintaining all files, and cleaning fa- #026879, attorney for the estate, 393 Broad St. T. Baker, II and wife, Connie K. Baker dated May at Your Convenience! PAllETS!!! cilities for two locations, use of Open nW, Cleveland, Tn 37364-1515. 423-479-4188. Office and excel. apply in person Filed this august 4, 2015. Sarah Coleman, Clerk 27, 2005 and recorded in Book 1548, page 3, in the fREE WHIlE THEY lAST! and Master. Cleveland Daily Banner Only at: Rhodes Storage, 3305 Old Register's Office of Bradley County, Tennessee. 24 Hours A Day! august 12, 19, 2015 Email your AD to us! Tasso Road, Cleveland Tn. SUBJECT to any governmental zoning and/or sub- [email protected] 19. Estate Sales division ordinance or regulation in effect thereon. eSTaTe Sale: Sunday 9am-4pm. lEGAl PUBlICATION SUBJECT to restrictive covenants recorded in Deed household miscellaneous, furniture, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Book 102, Page 385, Register's Office of Bradley medical supplies, electric wheel- eSTaTe OF SaRa Jane hand. nO. or fax to 423-476-1046 2015-PR-162 in the Chancery Court of Bradley County, Tennessee. include the following information: chairs. Priced to sell! everything County, Tennessee Probate division notice is • name with address must go! 2230 lead Mine valley hereby given that on august 5, 2015 letters of SUBJECT to restrictive covenants recorded in Misc. administration in respect of the estate of Sara & phone number Road SW. Jane hand, who died april 22, 2015, were issued Book 39, Page 315, and modified in Misc. Book 77, • Person to contact if a business to the undersigned by the Chancery Court of page 370, Register's Office of Bradley County, Ten- • Requested start date 29. Help Wanted - Part-time HUmAN RESOURCES Bradley County, Tennessee. all persons, resi- DIRECTOR dent and non-resident, having claims, matured or nessee. SUBJECT to Cleveland Electric System & classification iMMediaTe eMPlOyMenT de- unmatured, against the estate are required to file Easement of record in Misc. Book 54, page 69, in • We will contact you for prepay- livering phone books. Make extra same with the Clerk and Master of the Chancery ment. We accept visa, Mastercard, directs all hR functions for 25 bed Court of Bradley County on or before four (4) the Register's Office of Bradley County, Tennessee. money in Cleveland, Tn. great pay hospital. Requires bachelor's de- months from the date of the first publication (or discover, and american express and flexible hours. Must have: posting, as the case may be) of this notice if the Parcel ID Number: 066P B 006.00 • if you are a billing customer, gree or substantial equivalent ex- creditor received an actual copy of this notice to drivers license, auto insurance, perience, five plus years hR gen- creditor at least sixty (60 days before the date Address/Description: 3101 Archer Lane Southeast, please confirm your current billing Own Transportation. Call now! address. eralist experience, health care ex- that is four (4) months from the date of the first Cleveland, TN 37323. (877)423-8204 or apply online perience strongly preferred. publication (or posting); or twelve (12) months www.dda-se-sw.com from the decedent's date of death, otherwise Current Owner(s): Freddie J. Cross and wife, Fran- Deadline for ads: their claims will be forever barred. The address ces T. Cross. apply online www.rheamedical.org of the Clerk and Master is Bradley County Clerk 2pm Monday for Tuesday ad and Master's Office, Room 203, 155 north Other Interested Party(ies): N/A 2pm Tuesday for Wednesday ad lOCal aCCOunTing office click on Career Opportunities. Ocoee Street, Cleveland, Tn 37311. This the 5th 2pm Wednesday for Thursday ad seeking individual for Tax Prepara- Rhea Medical Center day of august, 2015. SaRa Jane hand, estate The sale of the property described above shall be 9400 Rhea County hwy By: Marcus v. hand. dennis W. Watkins, BPR# 2pm Thursday for Friday ad tion. Several years of experience 17213, attorney for Personal Representative, subject to all matters shown on any recorded plat; 11am Friday for Sunday ad required. Possible immediate posi- dayton, Tn 37321 201 Cottonwood Bend, nW, Cleveland, Tn any and all liens against said property for unpaid 4pm Friday for Monday ad tion available. #729-P, c/o Cleve- 37312; 423.478.7056. Filed this 5th day of land daily Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Equal Opportunity Employer august, 2015. Sarah e. Coleman, Clerk and property taxes; any restrictive covenants, ease- funded under arrangement Master. ments or set-back lines that may be applicable; any For Personal assistance Cleveland, Tn 37320-3600 august 12, 19, 2015 Call 423-472-5041 with the State of Tennessee prior liens or encumbrances as well as any priority MaPle STReeT Baptist Church is created by a fixture filing; a deed of trust; and any Cleveland daily BanneR seeking a Minister of Music respon- matter than an accurate survey of the premises Classified Department sible for music leadership during LEGAL PUBLICATION Sunday morning, Sunday evening might disclose; and and Wednesday evening services REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE All right and equity of redemption, statutory or ***SPECIAl BONUS*** (traditional and contemporary OF STATE AND LOCAL FINANCE otherwise, homestead, and dower are expressly All Ads Are Published On Our songs). he will lead the adult choir, waived in said Deed of Trust, and the title is be- Website At No Additional Cost! seasonal cantatas, special singings, and encourage our youth with music lieved to be good, but the undersigned will sell and and songs. a degree in music is not We have reviewed the information submitted to this convey only as Substitute Trustee. The right is re- SChOlaRShiPS guaRanTeed or required but music education, read- office concerning the fiscal year ending June 30, served to adjourn the day of the sale to another your money back! Beware of schol- ing and leading is preferred. Re- day, time, and place certain without further publi- arship “guarantees.” Before you pay sumes or letter of interest can be 2015, budget for the Ocoee Utility District and it for a search service, get the refund emailed to [email protected] or cation, upon announcement at the time and place policy in writing. Call the Federal mailed to Maple Street Baptist appears that projected revenues will be sufficient to for the sale set forth above. Trade Commission at Church, 1700 Maple Street ne, This office is attempting to collect a debt. Any in- 1-877-FTC-helP to learn how to Cleveland, Tn 37311. meet anticipated cash expenditures for the fiscal formation obtained will be used for that purpose. avoid scholarship scams. a mes- y e a r . sage from Cleveland daily Banner PaRT TiMe Customer Service as- Brock & Scott, PLLC, Substitute Trustee and the FTC. Or visit our Web site at sistant needed. apply in person to: c/o Tennessee Foreclosure Department One hour Cleaners 440 inman www.ftc.gov Sandra Thompson, Director 277 Mallory Station Road Street West. Suite 115 4. Good Things To Eat PaRT TiMe experienced grill cook. Office of State and Local Finance Franklin, TN 37067 haRveST haS started! Monday- Must be mature, honest, depend- May 11, 2015 PH: 615-550-7697 FX: 615-550-8484 Saturday 9am-6pm, Sundays able, hardworking, and drug free. August 12, 2015 File No.: 15-15419 FC01 12noon-6pm apple valley Orchards apply in person. huddle house/ 423-472-3044. Ocoee. 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HOMES FOR RENT 1200 Magnolia Ave. NE • Cleveland, TN 37311 www.StarrRegional.com Accepting 423-476-5518 Applications For Online Rental Payment Available ASK ABOUT SELECT “SPECIALS” Efficiency Apartments Rent Based On Income PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real es- www.bender-realty.com *Income Restrictions Apply North Cleveland Towers does not discriminate on the basis of tate advertised in this newspaper is or come by office handicapped status in the admission or access to, or treatment or EQUAL HOUSING employment in its federally assisted programs and activities. subject to the Federal Fair Housing 425 25th Street OPPORTUNITY Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real es- man Rights Act which makes it ille- tate advertised in this newspaper is gal to advertise "any preference, subject to the Federal Fair Housing limitation or discrimination based on Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- race, color, religion, sex, or national man Rights Act which makes it ille- origin, handicap/ disability or an in- BRADLEY COUNTY SCHOOLS gal to advertise "any preference, tention to make any such prefer- limitation or discrimination based on ence, limitation or discrimination." M A I N T E N A N C E F O R E M A N Contracted to provide services to race, color, religion, sex, or national This newspaper will not knowingly Tennessee Care Choices Clients. origin, handicap/ disability or an in- accept any advertising for real estate tention to make any such prefer- which is in violation of the law. Our Bradley County Schools is accepting applications from Serving the following East Tennessee Counties: ence, limitation or discrimination." readers are informed that all dwell- qualified individuals for the position of maintenance foreman. This newspaper will not knowingly ings advertised in this newspaper Rhea, Meigs, McMinn, Monroe, Hamilton, Bradley and Polk accept any advertising for real estate are available on an equal opportu- Qualified applicants will coordinate activities of workers which is in violation of the law. Our nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- engaged in mechanical and structural activities in schools plant Hiring Experienced, Competent, & Professional, readers are informed that all dwell- nity, M/F. ings advertised in this newspaper maintenance and campuses. Work involves reviewing contracts Certified Nursing Assistants for are available on an equal opportu- 2700 SqUARE feet, location city, nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- brick, closets, spa, 2.5 baths, work- to ascertain service, equipment and workforce requirements; Cleveland, Polk, McMinn, Rhea areas: nity, M/F. shop. 423-584-6505. answering inquiries from potential customers regarding Full-Time, Part-Time, and PRN” 2 BEDROOM behind Ace Hardware 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, water and methods, materials, and equipment costs. The successful on Peerless Road. Ground level, sewer furnished. Off 25th Street. walk to shopping. Stove, refrigerator, $775 monthly. 600 or better credit candidate will determine schedules, sequences and assignments Apply in person at: water furnished. For information, call score required. 423-472-1474. for work activities and enforce operating procedures and work 2700 Keith Street, Suite 4, Cleveland, TN 37312 between 9am-6pm. No pets/ smok- ing. 423-479-5570. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, double ga- standards. This is a twelve month position. EOE rage, basement. 4 miles from new 265 HILLVIEW Drive NW, 2 bed- Wal-Mart. $920 monthly. room, 1.5 bath. $530 monthly, $530 423-667-4967. Qualified applicants should have at least five directly deposit. applicable experiences preferred including experience as a 645 Beech Circle, 2 bedroom, 1 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, finished ga- bath, $525 monthly, $525 deposit. rage, tile/ 3.5 miles from Target, foreman, exhibit computer literacy and possess a valid 1370 South Ocoee Street, 2 bed- $850 monthly, 423-618-0616. Tennessee driver’s license. A bachelor’s degree in a related room, 1 bath house, window air con- ditioner. $520 monthly, $520 de- 54. lots For Sale field is preferred. posit. 4032 OLD Freewill Road. 5.7 acres, PACKAGING POSITIONS 665 Beech Circle #6 and #8, 2 bed- 6.28 acres, and 7.06 acres. $55,000 Application may be made by visiting the Bradley County room, 1 bath. $460 monthly, $460 each. 423-472-1474. FULL TIME deposit. Schools web site at www.bradleyschools.org/jobs. 705 20th Street NE #9, 2 bedroom, 56. Houses For Sale 1.5 bath, $600 monthly, $600 de- Lonza (formerly Arch Chemicals) in Charleston, TN is now $89,500. NEWLY remodeled, 3 bed- Bradley County Schools is an equal opportunity employer. posit. room, 1 bath, ranch style brick. New accepting applications for full time Packaging positions. Major No pets. appliances, heat pump, and deck. responsibilities include operating packaging equipment, filling Burris Company 423-478-3050 Will consider lease purchase. Spring drums, pails and bottles as well as documentation of production 3 BEDROOMS, 1.5 bath, new carpet Place Road. GILBERT REAL ES- data; fork truck operation, loading and unloading trucks, new paint, great neighborhood. $675 TATE, Owner/ Agent. 423-593-0397. monthly, 423-716-0581. processing returned product, housekeeping and other duties as BY OWNER: Beautiful home, NW BEST PLACE for living: 3 bedroom, Cleveland, near shopping, schools assigned; Must be willing to work a 12-hour rotating shift. 2 bath, master on 1st floor, $820. and churches. Living room, den, five 423-667-4967. bedrooms, three baths, kitchen, din- High school education or GED required. Minimum of 6 months BlYTHeWOOD- STeePleCHaSe ing room, large enclosed back packaging or light industrial work experience preferred. Fork aPaRTMeNTS- 1 Bedroom with porch, brick exterior, large lot, shade trees, $159,000. 423-472-2664. truck skills a plus. utilities furnished ($369- $559); 2 Bedroom ($429- $599). Appliances furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. L U X U R Y Starts $11.64 per hour with a generous benefit package BRAND NEW townhome! 2 bed- including 12 paid holidays, 15 days paid vacation days, 6 paid room, 1.5 bath, 2801 Greenwood sick days, 401K with company match, medical, dental, vision, Drive. Ask about pets? $725 life, disability, etc. After 90 days with satisfactory performance, monthly. Call/ text 423.400.0962. pay progresses to $11.89 per hour and $12.42 after one year. CLEVELAND SUMMIT Apartments Rent is based on income for persons PRICE REDUCTION $340,000. - Beautifully Decorated - All candidates must apply online by August 16 at 62 or older, handicapped or dis- OPEN HOUSE– Sunday 2pm-4pm. abled. We have immediate open- 2008 Woodchase Way: 5 bedrooms, 2 bedrooms, 1.5 http://www.lonza.com (Careers/Available Jobs/US ings. Equal Housing Opportunity 44 4 full/ 2 half baths, living room, din- bath; each unit has a Inman Street 479-3005 Opportunities & search for the Key Word “Charleston”). ing, keeping room, large kitchen with private patio or large If you previously applied for a position, you must reapply. ExTRA NICE 1 bedroom, $365 granite & eat in area, master & laun- monthly, $300 deposit. dry room on main, finished base- deck with storage 2 bedroom, 1 bath $475 monthly, ment with office/ den/ bedroom/ closet attached; If offered a position, the applicant must successfully complete a $400 deposit. bath, crown molding throughout, background check as well as a pre-employment physical No smoking, no pets. 423-472-6911. hardwood/ carpet, tons of storage. landscaped, owner- including a drug screen. Pool with pool house. Immaculate! maintained grounds. GREAT LOCATION near YMCA. 423-479-1365– leave message if no Rare Opening, quiet area. 2 bed- answer. Conveniently An Equal Opportunity Employer room, 1.5 bath townhouse. Washer/ dryer hookups. Immaculate inside REMODELED HOME: 3 Bedrooms, located on a quiet M/F/Disability/Veterans and out! No smoking, No pets. $575 2.5 baths, double garage, Ross/ side street. monthly. Please call 423-618-1374. Yates, Cleveland Middle, Cleveland High, rocking chair front porch, Flor- ida room. Lease with option to buy. Located near the Historic District Owner/ agent, STONY BROOKS Modern appliances REALTY 423-479-4514. Granite countertops 57. Farms & acreage For Sale All utilities paid laND FOR Sale. (includes Wi-Fi, cable, & weekly maid service) DISTRIBUTION SUPERVISOR – INVENTORY MANAGEMENT FEATURES 17 BeaUTiFUl aCReS ON Lonza (formerly Arch Chemicals) in Charleston, Tennessee has an immediate opening for a Distribution lOWeR RiVeR ROaD Supervisor . Primary responsibilities include managing the inventory planning, demanding planning, and iN DeCaTUR. optimization of warehouse and freight cost for all finished goods storage locations for the Water bu siness. VeRY ClOSe TO THe TeNNeSSee RiVeR. Manage a product work flow of finished goods while using data analysis to determine reason for forec ast PaRTiallY CleaReD. fluctuations. Develop methods to control cost and enhance processes. Analysis of large data sets a nd 2,000+ BeaUTiFUl SiTe FOR a HOMe product SKUs. Determine the optimal location, storage level and distribution plan. Reports stock o uts of product WiTH a CReeK RUNNiNG and determine root case. Reporting line item fill rates and conduct analysis on downward trending i tems. THROUGH iT, lOTS OF PiNe TReeS. Minimum requirements include: Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain and/or Logistics Management preferr ed and/ {GReaT FOR HUNTiNG} or 7-10 years of experience in inventory planning, demand planning warehousing and transportation. Strong DeeR STaNDS aND HUNTiNG knowledge of SAP, Excel and APICS certification preferred. The successful candidate must have stron g BliND alReaDY ON SiTe. quantitative skills to analyze and model various aspects of a complex supply chain. Strong interper sonal skills. ReCeNTlY BUSH HOGGeD. Travel 5-10%. TaKe HWY 58 N. TOWaRDS DeCaTUR, CROSS OVeR RiVeR Competitive benefits package Including Comprehensive Medical, Dental, Vision and Prescription Drug P lan, aND TURN leFT ONTO Medical and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts, Consumer-Driven Health Plan with Health Savin gs aRMSTRONG FeRRY ROaD. Account option available, Lonza U.S. Savings Plan (401k) with company match, Employee Life Insurance (2x TURN RiGHT ON Contact Jones Properties, LLC. annual base salary), Short and Long-Term Disability, Employee & Family Assistance Program, Identity Theft lOWeR RiVeR ROaD. Insurance, 12 paid holidays. 3 weeks paid vacation, 6 paid sick days + 1 paid community service day. PROPeRTY aPPROXiMaTelY at 423-472-4000 for pricing. 7/10 Mile ON leFT. Qualified candidates should apply online at www.lonza.com (Careers/ Available Jobs/US Opportunities & search for the Key Word “Charleston”). Resumes must be received no later than August 23, 2015. MUST See! $79,900 An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/Disability/Veterans Call (423) 285-7911 26—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 12, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com

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