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By Hope Yen While Sen. Mitch The Associated Press McConnell, R-Ky., said Kavanaugh’s confirmation WASHINGTON — Pick- was a shining moment for ing up the pieces after a the GOP heading into next contentious nomination month’s pivotal elections, battle, the Senate’s major- GOP Gov. John Kasich of ity leader said Sunday that Ohio predicted “a good Bill Lloyd helps tied down the sails of the Governor Stone in the St. Andrews Marina Sunday in the chamber won’t be year” for Democrats and preparation for Hurricane Michael. [ERYN DION/THE NEWS HERALD] irreparably damaged by said he wonders about “the the wrenching debate over soul of our country” in the sexual misconduct that long term after the tumul- has swirled around new tuous hearings. Supreme Court Justice Michael eyes Brett Kavanaugh. See SENATE, A3 the Panhandle Gov. declares state of emergency

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., walks to the By Eryn Dion Michael’s 1 p.m. chamber for the fi nal vote to confi rm Supreme Court nominee 747-5069 | @PCNHErynDion potential Fri. Brett Kavanaugh on Saturday at the Capitol in Washington. [email protected] [J. SCOTT APPLEWHITE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] path 1 p.m. Thurs. PANAMA CITY — Res- idents in the Florida 35˚N Panhandle and Gulf Coast Atlantic should check their hurricane 1 p.m. Ocean Wed. kits, as the season’s newest 30˚N Search for Center location storm, Michael, will likely Gulf of 19.2 N, 85.5 W hit the region Wednesday as Mexico Maximum a hurricane. 1 p.m. missing Kentucky 25˚N sustained wind Current National Hurricane Tues. 50 mph 1 a.m. Movement Center projections show the Tues. 1 p.m. storm making landfall some- Mon. NNE at 3 mph woman ongoing 20˚N 4 p.m. where between Port St. Joe Sun. and Apalachicola at around 95˚W 90˚W85˚W 80˚W 75˚W 70˚W By Zack McDonald 1 p.m. Wednesday at a Cat- Hurricane warning Tropical storm warning still pend- egory 2 storm — with up to 747-5071 | @PCNHzack ing. She was 100mph sustained winds. Data as of 5 p.m. EDT Sunday [email protected] last seen Tropical Storm-force winds Source: nhc.noaa.gov GATEHOUSE MEDIA at about could arrive in Bay County as PANAMA CITY at about soon as Tuesday night. Some BEACH — A missing per- sunset models, however, show the Voter registration deadline sons investigation is still Meither behind the storm taking a straighter ongoing a week after a Ken- Sunbird track with Panama City in its The Bay County Supervisor of Elections Offi ce is cancelling its tucky woman went missing Condominiums, 9850 S sights. Midnight Happiness Voter Registration Event scheduled for Tuesday on the beach behind her Thomas Drive, where her On Sunday, Gov. Rick Scott night. The offi ce will instead be open Monday and Tuesday from 8 condo, according to official husband had left her after a declared a State of Emergency a.m. to 5 p.m. for voter registrations for the upcoming November reports. day on the beach to retire to for the Florida Panhandle election. The last day to register to vote for that election is Tuesday, The Panama City Beach their room. Despite police and Big Bend region. The Oct. 9. Police Department’s inves- deploying helicopters to aid State Emergency Operations tigation into the Sept. 28 in the search, Meither has Center activated to Level 2 Breezy Palms Fence disappearance of 66-year- not been seen since. old Nancy Meither, from See STORM, A5 Panama City business will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Dry Ridge, Kentucky, is See MISSING, A3

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However, Nancy Meither West Virginia. Two years ago, McCo- majority in November. MISSING never made it back to the SENATE Kavanaugh was sworn nnell blocked a vote on Outside groups are culling room, PCBPD reported. in Saturday evening in a Garland, citing what he an unusually long paper From Page A1 “Mr. Meither stated From Page A1 private ceremony as pro- said was a tradition of not trail from his previous once he woke up he testers chanted outside the filling vacancies in a pres- government and political noticed Mrs. Meither court building. idential election year. But work, with the National Speculation swirled never came to the unit,” McConnell, in two news McConnell said the when asked again Sunday Archives and Records on social media in the officers wrote. “Mr. show interviews, tried confirmation fight had about it, he sought to clar- Administration expected void of information Meither states he went to distinguish between energized Republican ify that a Senate case in to release a cache of mil- about the circumstances to the beach and noticed President Donald Trump’s voters and he praised GOP 1880 suggested inaction on lions of documents later surrounding Meither’s her chair was still there nomination of Kavana- senators, who he said had a nominee only when the this month. disappearance. PCBPD but not the cup she was ugh this year and his own “stood up to the mob” in chamber was controlled Still, Sen. Chris Coons, attempted to address the drinking out of.” decision not to have the favor of the “presumption by the party opposing the D-Del., said he believed speculations Friday in a Jerel Meither then GOP-run Senate consider of innocence.” president. it would be premature for written statement. reported his wife missing. President Barack Obama’s He signaled that a Republicans currently Democrats to talk about re- “There is no evidence PCBPD reported that high court nominee, Mer- Republican-controlled hold a 51-49 majority in the investigating Kavanaugh at this time to suggest Nancy Meither does not rick Garland, in 2016. Senate would act on a fresh Senate, with several seats or a possible impeachment any foul play in her dis- have any medical issues. McConnell called the cur- Trump nominee to the up for grabs in November. if the party takes control of appearance,” officials She also did not have a rent partisan divide a “low Supreme Court in 2020 — Trump has now put his the chamber in November, wrote. “Mr. Meither has cell phone on her and has point,” but he blamed a presidential election year stamp on the court with his stressing a need to help cooperated fully with not been checked in to Democrats. — should a vacancy arise. second justice in as many heal the country. this investigation and any local hospitals. Jerel “The Senate’s not The court’s two oldest years. Yet Kavanaugh is “Frankly, we are just he is surrounded with Meither also told police broken,” said McConnell. justices are Democratic joining under a cloud. less than a month away their family. At this time that they only had been in “We didn’t attack Merrick appointees: Ruth Bader Accusations from from an election,” Coons all evidence leads us to town for three weeks with Garland’s background and Ginsburg is 85 and Stephen several women remain said. “Folks who feel very believe Ms. Meither is still no other family living in try to destroy him.” He Breyer is 80. under scrutiny, and strongly one way or the in the Gulf of Mexico.” the area, so Nancy would asserted that “we simply “We’ll see if there is a House Democrats have other about the issues in During their investi- not have anywhere else to followed the tradition of vacancy in 2020,” McCo- pledged further inves- front of us should get out gation, PCBPD located go, police reported. America.” nnell said. tigation if they win the and vote and participate.” witnesses reporting to Over the course of The climactic 50-48 have last seen a female this week, police have roll call vote Saturday believed to be Meither deployed a “massive on Kavanaugh was the about 100 feet off shore water and air search” closest vote to confirm in the Gulf of Mexico at conducted by the PCBPD a justice since 1881. sundown. Officers also Marine Unit, Bay County It capped a fight that were provided a picture Sheriff’s Department’s seized the national con- from the around the same Air Unit, The United versation after claims location seems to shows States Coast Guard, emerged that Kava- a person similar to Nancy FSU Underwater Crime naugh had sexually Meither in the Gulf at Scene Unit and multiple assaulted women three about the same time she vessels from the Joint decades ago. Kavanaugh went missing, officials Agency in-Water Strike emphatically denied the reported. team (JAWS) in hopes of allegations. According to PCBPD locating Nancy Meither. The accusations reports, Nancy Mei- Unfortunately, as of transformed the clash ther and her husband, Sunday, she has not been from a routine struggle Jerel, were sitting on the located. over judicial ideology beach the night of Sept. This is still an on-going into an angry jumble of 28 watching the sunset. investigation. Anyone questions about victims’ Shortly afterward, Jerel with any information rights and personal Meither went to their regarding this incident attacks on nominees. room to go to bed and should contact PCBPD Ultimately, every Nancy Meither remained at 850-233-5000 or your Democrat voted against behind on the beach and local law enforcement Kavanaugh except for told him she’d be up. department. Sen. Joe Manchin of

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Witness: Crash that left 20 Wife says Interpol dead was ‘like an explosion’ offi cer sent knife image as danger signal

By Michael Hill The Associated Press By John Leicester first official word on the and Gillian Wong 64-year-old Meng’s fate. SCHOHARIE, N.Y. — A The Associated Press In Lyon, meanwhile, his relaxed weekend afternoon wife was speaking for turned into chaos at an LYON, France — The the first time about his upstate New York spot pop- missing president of the disappearance. ular with tourists taking in police agency Interpol She said she hadn’t heard the fall foliage when a crash sent his wife an image of a from her husband since involving a limousine left 20 knife immediately before Sept. 25. Using his Inter- people dead, officials said he disappeared in China, pol telephone, he sent her Sunday. which she believes was his the knife image that day, A person with knowledge way of saying that he was four minutes after he sent of the investigation told in danger. a message saying, “Wait The Associated Press that Grace Meng detailed the for my call.” 18 of the victims in Satur- chilling final exchange of She said the call never day afternoon’s crash at the messages with her hus- came and she does not Apple Barrel Country Store In this Saturday photo, a body is draped under a blanket at the band, Meng Hongwei, to know what happened to were in the limo and two were scene of a fatal crash in Schoharie, N.Y. [TOM HEFFERNAN SR. VIA THE reporters Sunday in the him. bystanders. The person was ASSOCIATED PRESS] French city of Lyon, where Of the knife image, she not authorized to discuss the Interpol is based. said: “I think he means he preliminary information pub- death toll and said the crash its integrity. But safety issues Apparently confirming is in danger.” She said he licly and spoke Sunday on the involved two vehicles. on such vehicles have arisen her fears for his safety: was in China when he sent condition of anonymity. Customers in the parking before, most notably after a China announced less the message. Local officials told the lot were killed when they were wreck on Long Island in July than an hour after she “This is the last, last Times Union of Albany that hit by the limo coming down 2015 in which four women on spoke that Meng was under message from my hus- a limo speeding down a hill a hill on state Route 30 at a winery tour were killed. investigation on suspicion band,” she said. “After hit bystanders at the store in “probably over 60 mph,” the They were in a Lincoln of unspecified legal vio- that I have no call and he Schoharie, about 170 miles store manager, Jessica Kirby, Town Car that had been cut lations, making the vice disappeared.” north of New York City. told The New York Times . apart and rebuilt in a stretch minister for public security Mrs. Meng was accom- The crash “sounded like an In a Facebook post on Sat- configuration to accommo- and Interpol chief the latest panied to the hotel where explosion,” said Linda Riley, urday, the store thanked date more passengers. The high-profile official to be she held her press confer- of nearby Schenectady, who emergency responders for limousine was trying to make swept up in a government ence by two French police was on a shopping trip with their actions. The store posted a U-turn and was struck by a crackdown. officers who were assigned her sisters and had been in Sunday that it was open “and pickup. The disciplinary organ of to look after her. their parked car at the time could use your hugs.” A grand jury found that China’s ruling Communist She wouldn’t speculate at the store, which sits near a Authorities didn’t release vehicles converted into Party said in a brief state- on her husband’s current T-junction of two New York names of victims or other spe- stretch limousines often ment on its website, Meng whereabouts. She said he state highways. cifics, but state police set up don’t have safety measures was “suspected of violat- regularly traveled back When she got out of her a hotline for family members. including side-impact air ing the law and is currently and forth between Lyon vehicle, she saw a body The National Transportation bags, reinforced rollover pro- under the monitoring and and China for his job. on the ground and broken Safety Board is investigating. tection bars and accessible investigation” of China’s He had been on a three- tree branches everywhere, An afternoon news confer- emergency exits. That grand new anti-corruption body, country tour, to Norway, she said. People started ence is planned. jury called on New York Gov. the National Supervision Sweden and Serbia, for screaming. There was no information Andrew Cuomo to assemble a Commission. Interpol before his latest State police confirmed the Sunday on the limousine or task force on limousine safety. The statement was the trip back to China, she said.

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Survivors sifting through the rubble of their Scott Wilson, who played the murderer Richard Hickock Jewish members of the far-right Alternative for earthquake-toppled cinderblock homes in Haiti on in 1967’s “In Cold Blood” and was a series regular on Germany party, or AfD, met in the southwestern Sunday were rattled by a magnitude 5.2 aftershock that “The Walking Dead,” died on Saturday. He was 76. AMC, German city of Wiesbaden on Sunday to create a Jewish caused panic and threatened to raise the death toll the show’s network, announced Wilson’s death. The section within the party — a move that drew strong even further from 12. The U.S. Geological Survey said network called Wilson’s character on “The Walking condemnation from other Jews. Nineteen people joined the epicenter of the aftershock was located 9.8 miles Dead,” veterinarian Hershel Greene, “the emotional the new “Jews in the AfD” group, local media reported. north-northwest of Port-de-Paix, the city hard hit by core of the show.” Wilson starred on series from 2011 to Some 250 people protested against the Jewish AfD Saturday night’s 5.9 magnitude earthquake. [DIEU NALIO 2014. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] group in nearby Frankfurt. [FRANK RUMPENHORST/DPA CHERY/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] VIA AP]

PHILADELPHIA MIAMI DETROIT BEIRUT JERUSALEM Cosby lawyers ask court to Depression becomes Workers strike at Detroit’s Syrian president says Palestinian kills 2 Israelis in void conviction, sentence Tropical Storm Michael Westin Book Cadillac hotel Idlib deal ‘temporary’ West Bank industrial zone

Bill Cosby’s lawyers have Tropical Storm Michael A union is striking at Syrian President Bashar A Palestinian attacker on asked a Pennsylvania court to formed Sunday and could Detroit’s Westin Book Cadil- Assad said Sunday that the Sunday opened fire inside a overturn the actor’s conviction become a hurricane in a day lac hotel, saying its workers Russian-Turkish deal to West Bank industrial zone and three- to 10-year prison or two as it gains strength earn less than counterparts avert a military offensive in where Israelis and Palestin- sentence because of what they and heads toward the Florida at other Detroit hotels. Unite the northwestern province ians work together, killing call a string of errors in his Panhandle, forecasters said. Here Local 24 President Nia of Idlib is a “temporary one” two Israelis and seriously sex assault case. The defense The U.S. National Hurricane Winston says the strike began that prevented bloodshed but wounding a third. The Israeli motion argued that trial Judge Center upgraded the tropical Sunday morning. The local that his government’s goal is military said it was treating Steven O’Neill erred in declaring depression in the Caribbean to a represents about 160 work- to restore control over all of the killings as a nationalistic Cosby a sexually violent preda- named tropical storm during the ers, including bartenders, Syria. His comments were attack and that forces were tor who must be imprisoned to day, saying Michael had winds servers, bellmen, front desk made during a meeting of searching for the suspect protect the community. Law- of up to 50 mph. By Sunday workers and housekeepers. the Central Committee of the late Sunday evening. But yers called the sentence more afternoon, the Miami-based Winston says the Marriott- ruling al-Baath Arab Socialist other workers suggested the punitive than necessary, given forecasting center said, Michael owned hotel opened during Party. The Turkish-backed attack had been carried out the standard two- to three-year had gained more punch and the the recession in 2008. She umbrella group for Syrian by a disgruntled employee guideline range for the crime and threat to the northeast U.S. Gulf says workers accepted a con- rebels said Sunday that it and was not politically moti- the fact Cosby is 81 and blind. Coast was rising. The storm tract with no wage increases has started implementing vated. The shooting took They also said the trial evidence could strengthen into a hurri- for two years and “minimal” the deal reached between place early Sunday in the never proved the encounter with cane by late Monday as its center wage increases since. She Russia and Turkey to demili- Barkan industrial zone, near accuser Andrea Constand took moves over the Yucatan Chan- says workers at Detroit’s tarize the front lines between the large Israeli settlement place in 2004, and not 2003, or nel, crosses the Gulf of Mexico Marriott at the Renaissance Syrian government forces of Ariel. that Cosby was arrested within and nears the Florida Panhandle Center make an average of and the opposition in Idlib the 12-year time limit. sometime Wednesday. $2 more per hour. province. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Monday, October 8, 2018 A5 No Columbus Day in Columbus

City to honor failed in Cincinnati before Joseph Contino. Use it to unite every- veterans instead a vote Wednesday finally “It’s very in vogue body,” he said. “Use this on holiday that recognized Colum- politically right now to day to celebrate the entire observes explorer bus Day as the renamed do that. It’s not PC for me culture, celebrate Italians Indigenous Peoples Day. to say anything against and indigenous both.” By Julie Carr Smyth It became the second indigenous peoples,” Tyrone Smith, director The Associated Press Ohio city to do so, after he said. “You can kick of the Native American the liberal college town Christians, you can kick Indian Center of Cen- COLUMBUS, Ohio — of Oberlin in 2017. Cleve- Catholics. That’s the tral Ohio, said the city’s The largest city named land, which has a large message that it sends to decision is another step for Christopher Colum- Italian-American popu- us and that’s what it feels in embracing its growing bus has called off its lation, continues to host like; we’re Europeans and diversity. observance of the divisive a major Columbus Day we lop Indians’ heads off. “The past is the past. holiday that honors the parade. Which is just not true.” It may not be pretty at explorer, making a savvy Organizers of the Contino said he times, but we cannot hold move to tie the switch to In this March 15, 2004, photo, a woman runs the 39-year-old Colum- viewed the decision on what happened back then a politically safe demo- Franklinton ﬂ oodwall next to the Scioto River in bus Italian Festival, the holiday as a missed against today’s society, graphic: veterans. Columbus, Ohio. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] traditionally held on opportunity. regardless their blood- Ohio’s capital city, Columbus Day weekend, “If you’re mayor of line,” he said. “The fact population 860,000, Pipeline and to urge Ohio budget to give its 8,500 were not given advance a city and its name is that the city of Colum- will be open for business to support more renew- employees both days off, notice of the city’s deci- Columbus, why wouldn’t bus is taking action is a Monday after observing able energy. she said. sion, said board member you capitalize on that? victory for everyone.” Columbus Day probably The decision to stop Columbus made its “for as long as it had been observing the holiday announcement Thursday in existence,” said Robin was not triggered by the in a two-paragraph news Davis, a spokeswoman national movement to release focused on the for Democratic Mayor abolish Columbus Day impact on trash pickup Andrew Ginther. City in favor of Indigenous and parking enforcement offices will close instead Peoples Day as a way of schedules. In that way, it on Veterans Day, which recognizing victims of avoided much of the con- falls on Nov. 12 this year. colonialism, Davis said. sternation that has taken Native Americans and Columbus Day marks the place elsewhere around allied groups have long Italian explorer’s arrival the holiday. used Columbus Day to in the Americas on Oct. An attempt in Akron to elevate issues of concern 12, 1492. rename the holiday grew to them. That includes “We have a number of ugly last year, dividing a peaceful protest of veterans who work for the all-Democratic city prayers, speeches and the city, and there are council along racial lines. traditional singing in so many here in Colum- Five black members voted 2016 at Columbus City bus,” Davis said. “We to rename the holiday and Hall — underneath the thought it was important eight white members statue of the explorer to honor them with that voted not to, keeping the that sits out front — to day off.” And, she said, holiday in place. protest the Dakota Access the city doesn’t have the A similar effort twice Refugee policy leaves thousands stranded

By Susannah George Mohammed says it’s budget year that ended and Colleen Long been an agonizing wait, Sept. 30. That’s one- The Associated Press especially for his 9-year- quarter of the number old son. “Every night he allowed to enter two WASHINGTON — cries about mom, I need years ago and the lowest Death threats drove Hadi mom,” he said in halt- since Congress passed a Mohammed out of Iraq ing English as he sat on law in 1980 creating the and to a small apartment a couch with the boy in modern resettlement in Nebraska, where he their apartment in Lin- system. and his two young sons coln, Nebraska. It was less than half managed to settle as Tens of thousands of the maximum that the refugees. But the danger people are experienc- administration had said hasn’t been enough to ing similar anguished it would allow, even with allow his wife to join waits as the number of millions of people seeking them. refugees entering the to escape war and famine Mohammed, who U.S. falls to historic lows around the world. worked as a security because of tighter scru- “It’s unfortunate for guard for the U.S. mili- tiny that administration the refugees who could tary in Baghdad, says he officials say is necessary have come this year and was initially told his wife for security. Critics say it didn’t,” said Jen Smyers would be reunited with amounts to an abandon- with Church World Ser- him and the boys within ment of the country’s vice, an organization that a month. The wait has historic humanitarian supports refugees and now dragged on for more role and discriminates immigrants. “But these than a year as she goes against certain groups, low numbers also show through stricter screen- particularly Muslims. the U.S. turning away ing imposed by the Trump The U.S. admitted from a global leadership administration. 22,491 refugees in the role on this issue.”

on Sunday urged boat- The Friends of the Gov- STORM ers with larger vessels to erner Stone, though, move them into inland, were not about to take From Page A1 protected marinas where any risks, tying down the they’ll be less vulnerable. sails Sunday afternoon, They also advised, if pos- securing her to the dock Sunday morning, which sible boats be pulled from and unloading everything means the State Emer- the water, tied securely that could blow away off gency Response Team onto their trailers and her deck. (SERT) has activated, stored somewhere not Sunday afternoon, enhancing coordination prone to flooding. Scott scheduled con- between federal, state Michael originated in ference calls with local and local emergency the Caribbean Sea off the emergency management management agencies, coast of Belize, morphing teams and sheriff’s, according to a press into a Tropical Depres- including Bay County release. sion Sunday morning, Sheriff Tommy Ford and As of Sunday evening, a then quickly into a Trop- Bay County Emergency hurricane hunter aircraft ical Storm, heading first Management Director found Michael’s center northwest, then turning Mark Bowen. to be well organized, north. Tropical storm- No decision has yet with maximum sus- force winds extend 200 been made by Bay District tained winds of 50 mph miles outside the center. Schools regarding classes as it prepared to move The storm will likely be Tuesday or Wednesday. over the Yucatan Penin- a hurricane by Monday Students are out of school sula Monday. While the evening. Monday for Columbus storm was inching north While the storm Day. at only 3 mph, an increase was relatively quick to The storm comes in forward speed, and develop, volunteers at the almost exactly 23 years, subsequent increase in St. Andrews Marina were give or take a few days, strength, is expected in determined not to be after the devastating the coming days. caught off guard, taking Hurricane Opal, which According to NHC, measures to protect the similarly organized in those along the Florida marina’s own National the Caribbean Sea and Gulf Coast and especially Historic Landmark - the took an eerily similar those in areas vulnerable Governor Stone. track through the Gulf to storm surge should In its 140-year history, of Mexico before making prepare for flooding, the Governor Stone has landfall between Pensac- regardless of Michael’s sank three times and been ola and Navarre on Oct. track. de-masted numerous 4 as a Category 3 storm, The U.S. Coast Guard times during hurricanes. causing major damage. * ** A6 Monday, October 8, 2018 | The News Herald VIEWPOINTS

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Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor Put the brakes on PIP abuse

oo often, important consumer protections are threatened by greed. Consider the ever-growing T number of “drive-by” lawsuits filed against businesses caught barely out of compliance with the Ameri- cans with Disabilities Act. Or the fast-talking pitchmen who pour into Florida following a big storm — convincing unwary, shell-shocked homeowners to sign contracts that funnel their insurance benefits through a third Wages aren’t rising for average party and wrest away their control over home repairs. Every time lawyers find a handhold in consumer-protection laws, a few firms rush to exploit it for their own Americans and poverty hasn’t ended gain — practically daring the Legislature to raise the bar for all cases. It’s a challenge insurance companies and businesses urge lawmakers to take up, and too often, the Trumpeteer Republican great gobs of new wealth, response is overkill. New laws strip consumers of protec- means never admitting and happy bluebirds are tions that make it easier for them to challenge their own your lies and never apolo- spreading joy everywhere. insurance companies when claims are wrongfully denied. gizing. Steve Mnuchin, a You can imagine the Who suffers most? People with legitimate inju- former Wall Street banker comfort that this report by ries, home damage or significant handicaps, who who’s now the secretary aloof academics has brought see their access to justice whittled away. Jim Hightower of the treasury, is a perfect to the 45 million Americans A growing problem is the state’s Personal Injury Protec- example of a blase, ethically now living below the pov- tion law. That law — known as PIP — is meant to speedily challenged Trump huckster. erty line. That line means resolve cases and pay benefits to Floridians who suffer isten ... Can you He recently shrugged off they’re trying to make ends relatively minor injuries in vehicular collisions. These hear it? Listen to the failure of the bloated meet on only $25,000 a people are the most vulnerable against big, well-funded L the eerie “sound of tax cut that he promoted year — not per person, but insurance companies; often, policyholders can’t afford to silence” from the Trum- to raise working people’s for a family of four. Let’s litigate over a denied claim that at most, is worth $10,000. peteers and congressional income: “Wages are going see any of Trump’s advis- So the Legislature tilted the rules in their favor, Republicans who so loudly up on some people,” he ers try to live on that before with a law that requires insurance companies to pay cheered themselves just declared disingenuously. smugly claiming that pov- attorney’s fees if they are sued for denying coverage a year ago for bestowing Yeah, wages are going erty is “largely over.” and lose. The idea is to encourage insurers not to drag a trillion-dollar tax give- up — for multimillionaires What’s at work here is their feet when presented with a legitimate claim. away on corporate elites. like him. Yet he won- the political manipula- Now, there’s a new wrinkle. People with legitimate They told us they did it ders why most Americans tion of statistics to support (or in some cases, questionable) claims are heavily solic- not for the rich, but to help despise him and his ilk. Trump’s ideological delu- ited by clinics and other medical providers, who con- middle-class and poor fami- Someone needs to buy a sion that poor people are vince them to sign agreements known as “Assignment lies. How would enriching Grassroots USA tour pack- losers who are addicted to of Benefits,” or AOB. These providers tell their patients the already rich benefit the age for the members of safety net programs. As a that if they sign an AOB, the clinic will “take care of the rest of us? “Trickle-down Trump’s Council of Eco- narcissistic son of privi- paperwork.” It’s a tempting offer for a fast-food worker Economics 101,” said Trump nomic Advisers so they can lege, he is out to cut those with little knowledge of the court system. But oppo- & Company, explaining that at least visit the real world programs and to impose nents say it’s spawned a cottage industry of question- giving more money to elites for once in their lives. strict work requirements able clinics that claim the same course of treatment for would spark “an immedi- The three professors on on families seeking pub- almost all their patients — regardless of actual injuries. ate jump in wage growth” the council are ivory-tower lic assistance. Never mind The pain goes beyond the patients. The Palm Beach because CEOs would use ideologues whose sole pro- that most recipients of aid Post reports the states’ 25 top insurers have increased their bonanza to reward fessional expertise seems to already work, subjected to the cost of PIP coverage by as much as 54 percent. workers for their productiv- be twisting reality to fit their the hardships of poverty by Lawmakers can’t ignore something this big. But ity. The White House even boss’ right-wing fantasia. the low wages of their jobs. the proposed remedies — including a bill that would got specific, declaring that In July, for example, the trio But that’s the real world, essentially end PIP, replacing it with a require- average pay would jump as issued a fairy tale disguised and it doesn’t mesh with ment that everyone carry coverage for bodily-injury much as $9,000 per person. as an official government Trump & Company’s cruel liability — could hurt responsible Florida consum- But once again, moneyed report on poverty, essen- self-deception that basic ers who are injured by uninsured motorists. elites got the gold mine, tially asserting that our U-S humane benefits make The Legislature should go after this problem with a working families got the of A no longer has a poverty poverty “too pleasant.” scalpel, not a chainsaw. One option, taking away the abil- shaft. As Bloomberg News problem. “Poof,” declared They’re imposing a Dick- ity to sign AOB agreements, could reduce dubious claims reports, far from enjoy- these learned ones from on ensian governing ethic that without doing too much damage to consumers. Law- ing their promised $9,000 high — the need for food is fundamentally obscene makers should seek out other consumer-friendly ways income boost, the worka- stamps, Medicaid, public ... and un-American. to curb the greed, while protecting important rights. day majority of Americans housing and other assis- now find that their hourly tance has virtually disap- Jim Hightower is an A version of this editorial originally appeared earnings are lower than peared in our land. Jobs author, radio commenta- in the Ocala Star-Banner, a News Herald sis- they were a year ago. abound, they lectured, the tor and a columnist with ter paper with GateHouse Media. But who cares? Being a economy is pumping out Creators Syndicate

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

The case against excludes certain ex-prisoners suffragettes fought for vot- will see their voting rights during an armed robbery. Amendment 4 from the franchise. No other ing rights for women, they restored, as would anyone In 1990, while serving a state constitution singles out did so for all women, not convicted of voter fraud or 25-year sentence, I started a Florida leads the nation citizens by conviction offense just some. Most recently, campaign finance viola- nonprofit magazine from my with over 1 million citi- with respect to restoration the struggle for marriage tions. But sex offenders and prison cell which today, 28 zens unable to vote due of voting rights. At a very equality by the LGBTQ com- murderers who have com- years later, employs 18 people to felony convictions. base level, Amendment 4 munity did not seek mar- pleted their sentences and to advocate for just, humane This November, Florid- pits members of an impov- riage rights for only certain are rehabilitated, productive and fair criminal justice ians will determine whether erished and oppressed com- LGBTQ people; they sought taxpaying citizens would not. policies. I pay taxes, work convicted felons who have munity against one another. it for everyone and not at the If Amendment 4 passes it to improve my community completed their sentences, Nowhere in the history expense of any other group. will enshrine into our state and am a productive member including parole or proba- of the American franchise The proponents of Amend- constitution discrimination of society. But the back- tion, will have their voting has extending the right to ment 4 are spending well over against convicted murderers of Amendment 4 would rights restored – except vote been conditioned upon $15 million to get the measure ers and sex offenders that deny me the right to vote. those convicted of mur- depriving voting rights to on the ballot. But the most will make enfranchising Do you think Dr. King der or a sex offense. another group of people. important voting has already them virtually impossible. would approve of Amend- The problem with Amend- When Dr. Martin Luther taken place: by the people While some may point to ment 4? I don’t, because ment 4 is that it perpetuates King, Jr. advocated for civil who decided to exclude the serious nature of their you can’t fight discrimina- discrimination against a rights for black Americans, murderers and sex offend- offenses, they have nothing tion and bigotry by per- subclass of ex-felons – those he did so for all black Ameri- ers. With no sense of irony, to do with voting; the pun- petuating it. I encourage convicted of murder or cans, not just some and, the hundreds of corrupt ishment of disenfranchise- Florida voters to vote against sex crimes. All the talk of more importantly, not at the Florida government officials ment does not fit the crime. this ballot initiative. Amendment 4 being about expense of Latino Ameri- who have been convicted for I was convicted of mur- second chances rings hollow cans, Native Americans or taking bribes and otherwise der in Washington State in Paul Wright, director of the and opportunistic when it Asian Americans. When selling out their public offices 1987 for killing a drug dealer Human Rights Defense Center

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Know before you go: Airlines hike baggage fees

By Deena Bouknight second bags. For the third and fourth The bureau also reported total 2017 considering limiting fees in pend- More Content Now bags, fees jumped to around $150 and operating expenses for airlines were ing legislation governing the Federal up to $200 per bag. $153.9 billion, of which fuel costs Aviation Administration. For many years, the standard JetBlue was the first to announce accounted for $26.2 billion, or 17.1 However, Travel + Leisure on policy at most airlines was that each increases, with AirCanada, WestJet percent, and labor costs accounted Sept. 11 pointed out that baggage-fee passenger could check for free two and United quickly following suit. for $53.6 billion, or 34.8 percent. increases “mean fares can continue 50-pound-or-less bags. Around the Delta was not far behind, and by Sept. NPR reported Sept. 20 that South- to stay low.” time the recession hit in 2007, a few 21, American announced it would do west is the only major U.S. airline “Fuel prices are up over 33 per- airlines began instituting fees for the same. that does not charge for checked lug- cent this year,” JetBlue CEO Robin checked baggage. By the end of 2008, Higher fuel and labor costs are gage, and it plans to continue to allow Hayes told Skift.com. “You end most major airlines charged. blamed for hikes. Yet, baggage fees passengers to check two bags for free. up having to pass those on. We’re Fees continue to rise. Forbes are a source of revenue for airlines. In For consumers needing to check about low fares. We hate increas- shared Sept. 1 that one airline after 2017, according to Bureau of Trans- bags both ways, add-on fees can be ing fares. But we had a couple of fare another in late August raised first- portation Statistics, airlines collected daunting. NPR further stated that increases, and then we made the and second-checked-bag fees at least $4.6 billion in baggage fees, 2.6 outrage concerning rising checked decision to increase the bag fee to $5: to $30 for first bags and $40 for percent of total operating revenue. baggage fees means Congress is $30 if you don’t buy it in the fare.” * ** A8 Monday, October 8, 2018 | The News Herald

* ** The News Herald | Monday, October 8, 2018 B1 LOCAL&STATE Offi cer charged with selling drugs

The Associated Press Saturday last month at the request of used his personal cellphone Friday. He is being housed at that agents the Holmes County Sheriff’s for sales. the Walton County Jail. BONIFAY — Authori- arrested Offi- Office. White is charged with The Office of the State ties say a police officer faces cer Dwayne Agents say they made a selling a controlled sub- Attorney, 14th Judicial Cir- charges he sold opioids out White at the controlled purchase of opioid stance and unlawful use of a cuit is prosecuting this case. of his squad car while in Bonifay Police tablets from White, who was two-way communications Holmes County Sheriff’s uniform. White Department. selling the drugs out of his device. Office and Bonifay Police The Florida Department The FDLE marked patrol car while in White was arrested by the Department are assisting with of Law Enforcement said said it began an investigation uniform. Agents also say he Bonifay Police Department on this investigation.

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Probation violation lands Bay County man back in custody

By Zack McDonald Michael 747-5071 | @PCNHzack Daniel [email protected] Corley, 32, Springfi eld fi refi ghters spray Engine 2 as it is driven to the fi re station.The Springfi eld Fire Department appeared celebrated getting a new fi retruck on Friday. [PHOTOS BY PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] in court PANAMA CITY — A Bay Friday in County man who’d been Corley connection on probation for his role with the in a robbery plot turned cases. He’d been extra- Springfi eld welcomes near-fatal stabbing is back dited the day before from in custody after authori- Gulf County. ties received word that Corley, in a written he threatened a woman, new fi re truck according to arrest reports. See CORLEY, B4

City paid cash to keep interest down

ON THE WATER | B6 By Collin Breaux 747-5081 | @PCNHCollinB HUNDREDS [email protected] TURN OUT FOR SPRINGFIELD — With great fanfare, Springfield’s ESTUARY DAY newest fire truck pulled into the station on Friday. IN EASTPOINT Turning the $440,000 purchase into an event, the City of Springfield welcomed the new custom-made vehicle with a water salute as it drove down Highway 22. Red tide plagues beaches Springfield Fire Chief Brian Eddins said he’s happy with Firefi ghters wipe down Engine 2. The Springfi eld Fire Department on both of Florida’s coasts their new fire truck. celebrated getting a new fi retruck on Friday. “The whole crew wrote down what they wanted,” By Jennifer Kay plaguing both the Gulf and Eddins said. It has “a newer and Tamara Lush Atlantic coasts at once. engine. It will help with water The Associated Press While the Gulf Coast capabilities. It’s got a lot of has suffered the brunt of space on it for when we carry MIAMI — Many of Flor- the toxic algae outbreak more equipment.” ida’s famous beaches were all summer, it only just The new truck is expected empty Thursday because of showed up this week on the to last 20 to 25 years, a red tide outbreak that for Mayor Ralph Hammond the first time in decades is See RED TIDE, B4 said, who called the truck a “milestone.” The old truck being replaced was “in service 22 years,” Hammond said. “Without the commission, police, public works, everyone in the city and the citizens, we wouldn’t be able to afford it. We paid cash last Springfi eld Baptist Church Pastor Virgil Tillman says a prayer over October for this truck. We Engine 2 with fi re station staff. The Springfi eld Fire Department saved $38,000 on interest celebrated getting the new fi retruck on Friday. charges. That’s a good thing for the city and it’s all every- Virgil Tillman, a pastor at “We thank you for the body coming together.” Springfield Baptist Church, brave men and women who The city is coming a long blessed the new fire truck will serve with this,” Till- way, Hammond added. when it arrived. As Fire man said. Commissioners echoed Ham- Rescue workers surrounded The old fire truck will be Hundreds of fi sh fl oat in the water on Wednesday near Canal mond’s remarks, including the vehicle, Tillman thanked used by the Orange Hill Vol- Parkway in Mexico Beach. The fi sh kill has since been cleaned Carl Curti, who said no inter- God the new truck will help unteer Fire Department in up using Bay County Jail inmates. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] est is a “wonderful feeling.” the city. Washington County.

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FIVE DAY FORECAST FOR NORTHWEST FLORIDA FLORIDA CITIES Today Tue. Today Tue. TODAY Partly sunny, warm Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W and humid today with Clearwater 87/78/r 89/80/t Lakeland 87/76/t 88/77/t a shower or thunder- Daytona Beach 87/78/t 87/77/t Melbourne 88/80/t 88/80/sh storm around. Winds Ft. Lauderdale 86/80/t 88/81/sh Miami 85/80/t 88/80/sh east 8-16 mph. Partly Gainesville 87/76/t 88/76/t Naples 85/76/r 89/79/t cloudy and humid Jacksonville 86/75/t 84/77/t Ocala 87/73/t 88/74/t tonight. Jupiter 86/80/t 88/80/sh Okeechobee 86/75/t 87/76/sh High 6 a.m Noon 6 p.m Key Largo 84/80/r 86/81/c Orlando 86/76/t 88/76/sh Clouds and sun, a Breezy and humid with Beautiful with plenty of Key West 86/80/r 87/82/sh Palm Beach 86/82/t 87/81/c Rain, heavy at times 89° t-storm; breezy some sun sunshine Lake City 86/75/t 86/75/t Tampa 89/76/t 91/79/t Low WORLD CITIES 71° 87° 83° 87°/76° 84°/74° 85°/65° 82°/63° Today Tue. Today Tue. 75° Winds: E 8-16 mph Winds: ESE 10-20 mph Winds: ESE 20-30 mph Winds: NW 10-20 mph Winds: NW 7-14 mph City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Baghdad 101/71/pc 102/72/s Mexico City 74/57/t 75/58/t REGIONAL WEATHER Berlin 59/40/s 68/46/pc Montreal 55/53/c 78/65/pc Bermuda 80/75/pc 81/74/pc Nassau 87/77/pc 87/77/t Valdosta DeFuniak Bainbridge Hong Kong 86/77/s 86/76/pc Paris 65/43/s 72/53/s Marianna 87/74 Jerusalem 76/63/pc 75/60/c Rome 75/59/pc 75/60/pc Mobile Springs 89/74 90/76 88/74 87/75 Kabul 68/39/pc 69/38/s Tokyo 74/67/r 77/67/pc Crestview London 63/49/pc 68/52/s Toronto 64/59/pc 81/64/s 88/72 Chipley Monticello 87/71 Madrid 71/48/pc 70/52/pc Vancouver 55/48/pc 58/46/s 89/75 Quincy FORT WALTON 89/76 NATIONAL CITIES Pensacola BEACH Today Tue. Today Tue. 87/76 87/76 Destin Tallahassee City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W 89/77 87/77 PANAMA CITY Albuquerque 62/43/sh 62/41/pc Memphis 90/73/pc 87/72/c 89/75 Anchorage 51/40/pc 50/44/sh Milwaukee 78/68/c 78/66/pc MARINE FORECAST Perry Atlanta 86/70/t 80/71/pc Minneapolis 57/48/r 55/44/r Gulf Temperature: 85° 89/75 Baltimore 83/69/pc 82/69/pc Nashville 88/70/t 86/72/pc Offshore Northwest Florida Birmingham 89/72/pc 84/73/pc New Orleans 87/78/t 84/77/r Today: Wind from the east at Carrabelle Boston 61/58/c 76/68/pc New York City 69/65/sh 78/70/pc Port 87/77 10-20 knots. Seas 4-8 feet. St. Joe Shown is today’s Charlotte 84/67/pc 80/70/c Oklahoma City 77/67/t 72/48/r Visibility less than 2 miles in Tomorrow: Wind from the 87/76 Apalachicola weather. Temperatures Chicago 82/67/pc 82/68/pc Philadelphia 78/68/c 83/69/pc a shower or thunderstorm; east at 10-20 knots. Seas 5-9 are today’s highs and Cincinnati 87/69/pc 84/68/s Phoenix 79/60/sh 80/60/s otherwise, clear. feet. Visibility less than 2 miles 87/78 tonight’s lows. Cleveland 87/70/pc 85/69/pc Pittsburgh 85/67/pc 83/66/pc in a shower or thunderstorm; TIDES Dallas 84/72/t 80/61/t St. Louis 88/70/pc 84/70/c ALMANAC otherwise, clear. High Low Weather(W): s-sunny, Denver 42/31/sh 44/30/sh Salt Lake City 58/40/c 58/44/sh Apalachicola pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, Detroit 82/68/pc 83/67/t San Antonio 83/74/t 85/69/t through 4 p.m. yesterday 4:05a 10:17a UV INDEX TODAY 4:20p 10:50p sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, Honolulu 87/75/pc 86/76/pc San Diego 72/63/pc 73/63/pc Panama City Destin sf-snow ﬂ urries, sn-snow, i-ice. Houston 87/75/t 87/72/t San Francisco 77/58/s 72/58/s AccuWeather.com 12:10p 4:59a Temperatures The higher the 11:11p 5:58p Indianapolis 87/68/pc 84/68/pc Seattle 58/52/sh 60/48/pc UV Index™ number, the greater the Forecasts and graphics provided by High/low ...... 88°/72° West Pass AccuWeather, Inc. Kansas City 79/66/t 74/47/r Topeka 81/66/t 73/47/r need for eye and skin protection. 3:38a 9:50a ©2018 Last year's high/low ...... 88°/76° 3:53p 10:23p Las Vegas 78/58/pc 80/61/s Tucson 73/53/sh 76/52/s Normal high/low ...... 84°/64° Panama City 11:42a 4:24a Los Angeles 71/60/pc 76/59/pc Wash., DC 84/71/pc 82/71/pc Record high ...... 91° (1973) 11:11p 5:08p Record low ...... 49° (1985) Port St. Joe 12:29a 3:51a Precipitation 12:53p 4:20p 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" Okaloosa Island 10:43a 4:05a Month to date ...... 0.20" 9:44p 5:04p Normal month to date ...... 1.02" 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Milton 2:08a 7:20a Year to date ...... 42.80" 0-2 3-5 6-7 2:23p 8:19p Low; Moderate; High; East Bay Normal year to date ...... 50.01" 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme 1:12a 6:50a Average humidity ...... 75% 1:27p 7:49p Fort Walton Beach MOON PHASES Pensacola 12:28a 5:33a Temperatures 12:43p 6:32p Fishing Bend 1:09a 6:24a High/low ...... 88°/75° 1:24p 7:23p Last year's high/low ...... 90°/78° The Narrows 2:05a 8:24a Normal high/low ...... 81°/66° New First Full Last 2:20p 9:23p Record high ...... 93° (1941) Carrabelle Oct 8 Oct 16 Oct 24 Oct 31 2:40a 8:04a Record low ...... 43° (1987) 2:55p 8:37p Precipitation RIVER LEVELS 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" SUN AND MOON Month to date ...... 0.00" Through 7 a.m. Sun. Flood Normal month to date ...... 1.35" Sunrise today ...... 6:40 a.m. Apalachicola Level Stage Year to date ...... 45.27" Sunset tonight ...... 6:20 p.m. Blountstown 3.03 ft. 15 ft. Normal year to date ...... 50.68" Moonrise today ...... 5:58 a.m. Choctawhatchee Average humidity ...... 75% Moonset today ...... 6:25 p.m. Caryville 4.52 ft. 12 ft. Alabama BEACH FLAG WARNINGS Shown are today’s noon postions of Clairborne 35.00 ft. 42 ft. weather systems and precipitation. Escambia Temperature bands are highs for the day. Water Century 6.54 ft. 17 ft. Low Medium High closed Dangerous Tombigbee Hazard Hazard Hazard to public Marine Life Coffeeville, AL 4.11 ft. 29 ft. WHAT’S HAPPENING

Today Submit an event all art materials, 1 drink available online at Mari- fi re process included. Sup- WINE TASTING: 5-7 p.m. ticket (wine/beer) and 1 naCivicCenter.com or by plies included. Ages 15 & at Somethin’s Cookin’, 93 OLD ONE-ROOM SCHOOL Email pcnhnews@pcnh. raffl e ticket for Art Piece phone at 850-763-4696. up. $200 Members ($240 E. 11th St., Panama City HOUSE AND MUSEUMS: com with “What’s Happen- by Joyful. Details: https:// WITCHES WEDNESDAYS: non-members). with complimentary wine 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 522 ing” in the subject line. www.beachartgroup.com/ 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. through BEAM FLOW MOTION: and hors d’oeuvres. RSVP: Beulah Ave., Callaway. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, reservations-on-line.html Oct. 31 at Gulf World, 5412 5:30 p.m. at the Panama City 850-769-8979 A great educational learn- Monday and Tuesday CIVICCON WATCH PARTY: Front Beach Road, Panama Center for the Arts. Sooth- JAZZ FESTIVAL: 5 to 8 p.m. ing place for Home-School events: Due by 5 p.m. 6 p.m. at PCMI Campus, City Beach. Details at Gulf- ing, soulful, and uplifting at Oaks By The Bay Park, students or small school Wednesday before 200 E. Beach Drive, Panama World.net. class taught by Tara Dent, 2715 W. 10th St. in St. groups. Tours are free. Wednesday events: Due by City. Simulcast of year-long WICKED WEDNESDAYS: licensed dance/movement Andrews. A free concert BAY COUNTY AUDUBON 5 p.m. Monday before project to series of public 6-9 p.m. through Oct. 31 instructor. $15 per person. hosted by Gulf Jazz Society. MONTHLY MEETING: 6:30 Thursday events: Due by town halls and workshops at Gulf World, 5412 Front DAFFIN PARK SENIORS CLUB pm at the Science and 5 p.m. Tuesday before with the nation’s lead- Beach Road, Panama City MEETING: 6:30 p.m. at Daffi n Saturday, Oct. 13 Discovery Center on Airport ing thinkers and experts. Beach. Details at GulfWorld. Park Club House, 320 Kraft Road. Open to the public. A Speaker is Donald Shoup net. Ave. Line dance lessons GRAND LAGOON WATER- special program features TOPS (Take Off Pounds on “Getting Parking Right.” HAUNTED HOUSE: 6 to 5:45-6:30 p.m. Finger food FRONT MARKET: 8 a.m. to Jim Cox of Tall Timbers Con- Sensibly). Details: 769-8617 Details: visitwww.pnj.com/ 9 p.m. at Gulf World, 5412 at 6:30 p.m. with ballroom 1 p.m., 5551 North Lagoon servancy who will talk on (leave message) or www. topic/CivicCon Front Beach Road, Panama and line dance from 7-9 p.m. Drive, in the parking lot at the brown-headed nuthatch, TOPS.org. LYNN HAVEN GARDEN City Beach. DGlow-in-the- Music by ET from East Capt. Anderson’s Res- a bird local to our pine CLUB: Meeting at 1 p.m. at dark Halloween dance West connection. Everyone taurant in Panama City forests. Details at www. Tommorrow Lynn Haven Library meeting party and activities for kids. welcome, $5 each with fi rst Beach. Details: www.water- baycountyaudubon.org room, 901 Ohio Ave. Jonnie Details at GulfWorld.net. time visitors admitted free. frontmarkets.org MERMAID MONDAYS: COFFEE TALKS: 5-6 p.m. Smallman of IFAS Extension For details, 850-265-8058 or HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. through at W.T. Neal Civic Center offi ce talks about orchids. Thursday, Oct. 11 850-516-5648 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1107 Oct. 31 at Gulf World, 5412 in Blountstown. Come for FSU RAISE THE TORCH CAM- Maryland Ave. Lynn Haven. Front Beach Road, Panama coffee and a candid conver- PAIGN: Cocktail reception, PAINT PARTY THURSDAYS: Friday, Oct. 12 5th annual holiday craft City Beach. Details at Gulf- sation about what it takes to 5:30 p.m.; announcement at 5-7 p.m. at the Sheraton show. World.net. be a foster parent. Contact 6:30 p.m. at Holley Academic Bay Point Resort, 4114 Jan OKTOBERFEST 2018: OKTOBERFEST 2018: 11 a.m. WEIGHT-LOSS SUPPORT Taryn Tasker at www.lmc- Center, 4750 Collegiate Cooley Dr, Panama City 4-11 p.m. at Aaron Bessant to 11 p.m. at Aaron Bessant GROUP: 9-11 a.m. every cares.org or 850-522-4485 Drive, Panama City. Cam- Beach. $35 per person. Park, 600 Pier Park Drive, Park, 600 Pier Park Drive, Monday at St. Andrews JOYFUL PAINT PARTY: 6 paign total will be revealed Details and reservations: Panama City Beach. Live Panama City Beach. Live Presbyterian Church, corner to 8 p.m. in Grand Lagoon along with a special presen- www.BeachArtGroup. music, German beer and music, German beer and of Beck Ave. and 14th Street. D at Sheraton Bay Point tation. Details: pc.fsu.edu. com or 850-541-3867 food, contests, vendors, food, contests, vendors, No diets, no gimmicks, no for Short Presentation by BEGINNER WHEEL THROW- family activities. 3-day family activities. 3-day special food products to Gulf World Marine Institute Wednesday, Oct. 10 ING POTTER: 5 to 8 p.m. at General Admission tickets General Admission tickets buy, just a healthy lifestyle Reps. To benefi t the Gulf the Panama City Center for start at $14 for entry into start at $14 for entry into with support of friends. World Marine Institute. BUDDY GUY IN CONCERT: the Arts. Instruction from the event, 3-day Stein and the event, 3-day Stein and Sponsored by nonprofi t edu- $40 per individual, $65 per 7:30 p.m. at the Marina well established potter, Beer pass starts at $34. VIP Beer pass starts at $34. VIP cational organization called couple. Tickets include Civic Center. ‘Buddy Guy: Sara Pearsall. Class will packages available. Details packages available. Details The Legend Live’ comes to include handbuilding for or tickets: PCBOktoberfest. or tickets: PCBOktoberfest. Panama City. Tickets are beginners with glazing and com com

GOVERNMENT CALENDAR

The following public meet- When: 8 a.m. Commission When: 6 p.m. ings are scheduled in Bay Where: 108 E 9th St. County this week: What: Bay District School When: 4 p.m. Thursday Board What: Panama City Beach Tuesday Where: 1311 Balboa Ave. Wednesday City Council What: Panama City City When:1 p.m. What: Mexico City Beach Where: 104 S. Arnold Rd. Commission City Council When: 6 p.m. Where: 840 W. 11th St. What: Lynn Haven Where: 105 N. 31st St. * ** The News Herald | Monday, October 8, 2018 B3

LOCAL & STATE Florida man builds house Judge blocks releasing from 8 shipping containers records on FIU bridge By Jim Saunders state public-records laws The News Service of Florida required the Florida trans- By Johnny Diaz His boxy home in the and stucco, you won’t by famed architect Frank portation department to South Florida Sun Sentinel 4600 block of SW 55th be able to tell there was a Lloyd Wright’s Usonian TALLAHASSEE — Siding turn over bridge-related Ave. is part of a recent container here,” he said, philosophy of making with arguments of trans- records from Feb. 20 to DAVIE — To casual wave of people using standing inside what small homes accessible portation-safety officials, a March 17. The pedestrian observers, the stacked former ocean cargo will be first-floor bed- for every person. federal judge Friday blocked bridge collapsed March 15. red, blue and white con- holders to build houses, room, which will go to his “He tried to standard- an attempt by the Miami Federal officials objected tainers might look like duplexes and offices in 25-year-old son. ize materials so everyone Herald to get records related to releasing the records giant Lego pieces plopped South Florida. When done, the house can do it. I am basically to a March bridge collapse at during an investigation led onto a vacant lot. One two-story white will have three bedrooms, following his footsteps Florida International Uni- by the NTSB. Stafford’s But these former ship- cargo home in Jupiter is a living room, kitchen, with a different mate- versity that killed six people. ruling focused, in part, on ping containers are being offered to the public as dining area, a studio, a rial so people can have a Senior U.S. District the interplay between state recycled into a sleek an Airbnb rental. two-car carport and an home without spending Judge William Stafford and federal courts and the 3,000-square-foot home Fathi started construc- open-air deck. millions and millions of quashed a ruling by a state- NTSB’s arguments that the in Davie. tion on his home this year. “I think it’s a neat idea dollars. With one third, court judge that would legal concept of “sovereign Architect Asghar Fathi “This is sustainable, so I am hoping that people you can have a home and have required the Florida immunity” shielded it from is constructing the three- economical and easy to can catch on to it,” said be proud of it,” said Fathi, Department of Transpor- the state lawsuit. story house for his family put together if you have Fathi, whose firm Fathi who estimates that the tation to turn over records While the public-records on a lot that he owns. the right crew,” said Fathi, Architects has designed project will cost about requested by the Herald. case was filed against the “It’s recycling basi- as his welder and a crew residential and commer- $250,000 by the time he’s Stafford, who ruled in favor Florida Department of cally,” he said of the cargo member worked on the cial properties including done. of the National Transpor- Transportation, Stafford containers that he bought container home. “It will a Davie pet express hos- “This is my passion, tation Safety Board, also agreed with arguments for $2,500 each at an Opa- be hurricane and termite- pital, a Florida City hotel this is my excitement,” dismissed the case. that the NTSB was a “real locka container yard. “I proof” he said, adding that and a Bradenton church. he said. “This is my chal- The NTSB went to party in interest” because want to make an example he plans to install impact But “this is my first cargo lenge basically because federal court after Leon releasing the records would of it. It’s my own home. I windows throughout. home,” Fathi said. every day I am learning County Circuit Judge Kevin interfere with the federal am going to live in it.” “With the windows He said he’s inspired something new here.” Carroll ruled in August that agency’s duties.

ROLL CALL

Thomas Voting Reports advance the Kavanaugh A yes vote was to send Agency through Septem- United States Court of nomination. HR 6 to President Trump ber 2023 and requiring it Appeals for the District WASHINGTON D.C. — Voting yes: Rubio Voting yes: Rubio, to allocate a larger share of of Columbia, as an associ- Here is how area Senators Voting no: Nelson Nelson its resources to mitigating ate justice of the Supreme — Sen. Bill Nelson and PROGRAMS TO COMBAT AVIATION PROGRAMS, damage from disasters. Court. Joe Manchin of Sen. Marco Rubio— voted OPIOIDS ADDICTION: Voting DISASTER AID, FEMA: Voting A yes vote was to send West Virginia was the on major issues during the Nelson Rubio 98 for and one against, the 93 for and six against, the the bill to President only Democrat voting week ending Oct. 5. The Senate on Oct. 3 gave final Senate on Oct. 3 gave final Trump. for Kavanaugh and Lisa House is in recess until the nomination of Judge congressional approval to congressional approval to Voting yes: Rubio, Murkowski of Alaska was Nov. 12. Brett M. Kavanaugh, 53, a package of 70 bills that a bill (HR 302) that would Nelson the only Republican pres- BRETT KAVANAUGH NOM- of the United States Court would authorize $500 budget $90 billion for avi- CONFIRMING JUSTICE ent in the chamber who INATION: Voting 51 for and of Appeals for the District million over three years ation programs including BRETT KAVANAUGH: Voting did not vote for him. 49 against, the Senate on of Columbia, as an associ- for state and local pro- airport improvements 50 for and 48 against, the A yes vote was to con- Oct. 5 agreed to a motion ate justice on the Supreme grams to fight the growing over five years while Senate on Oct. 6 confirm Kavanaugh. that would invoke clo- Court. national addiction to illicit reauthorizing the Federal firmed Judge Brett M. Voting yes: Rubio ture, or limit debate, on A yes vote was to drugs including opioids. Emergency Management Kavanaugh, 53, of the Voting no: Nelson

OBITUARIES

JAMES KEVIN BARNES WILLIAM KENNETH CAISON

James Kevin Barnes, his parents, Voward at Garden of Memories. Graveside services October 9, 2018, at will follow. Kent- 51, of Panama City, and Bonnieseal Barnes, The family will receive for William Kenneth Forest Lawn Memo- Forest Lawn Funeral passed away Saturday, and his brother, Benny friends at the Chapel Caison, 54, of Panama rial Cemetery with Home is assisting October 6, 2018. He Barnes and wife Rita. from 1 p.m. until ser- City, will be held Rev. Chad Reister with arrangements. was a native and life- Funeral services will vice time at 2 p.m. at 11 a.m. Tuesday, officiating. Interment long resident of Panama be held at 2 p.m. Tues- City, and a graduate day, October 9, 2018, at Kent-Forest Lawn of Margaret K. Lewis the Kent-Forest Lawn Funeral Home WAYNE STEWARD HANCOCK School. Kevin was Funeral Home Cha- 2403 Harrison Ave. preceded in death by his pel with Rev. Sandy Panama City, FL 32405 Wayne Steward Han- October 10, 2018 with Funeral Home North, sister, Debra Willis. Hathaway officiating. 850-763-4694 cock, 76, died on Friday, the service at 10 a.m. 1000 S. Highway 29, of Survivors include Entombment will follow www.kentforestlawn.com Oct. 5. Funeral services and visitation starting Cantonment is handling will be Wednesday, at 9 a.m. Faith Chapel the arrangements.

JOHN EARL MOORE CHARLES ARTHUR WILSON, JR. John Earl Moore, 82, 33 years of service. for John Moore will of McAlpin, FL, passed John received a BS be held at 11:00 AM, Charles Arthur Wil- 2018 at Heritage Funeral will follow at Evergreen on to be with our Lord in Telecommunica- Tuesday, October 9, son, Jr., 57, died Sunday, Home. The family will Memorial Gardens. To and Savior on Tues- tions Engineering from 2018 Nassau Funeral Sept. 30, 2018. Funeral receive friends begin- extend condolences, day, October 2, 2018. Pacific Western Uni- Home on 541720 US services will begin ning 10 a.m. prior to please visit www. He was born to the late versity in 1992. He was Highway 1, Callahan, 11 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 9, the service. Interment heritagefhllc.com Cecil W. “Doc” Moore an avid outdoorsman FL 32011. Burial will and Edith L. (Hamilton) who enjoyed fishing follow in Jacksonville Moore, January 12, 1936, and hunting. John also National Cemetery at in Palm Beach County, loved watching old 4083 Lannie Rd, Jack- FL. He graduated from westerns and football. sonville, FL 32218. In Martin County High John is survived by his lieu of flowers, memo- School and enlisted son, Jason E Moore and rial donations may be in the United States wife Erin of Callahan, made in John’s name Marine Corps in 1953. FL. Three grandchil- to the Florida Sheriffs After being honorably dren: Jason E Moore, Association. Condo- discharged he began a Jr. (Hannah); Cierra E lences may be expressed career with Bellsouth Moore; Jordyn E Moore by signing the guest shortly thereafter which and one great-grand- book at www.nassaufh. transferred his residence child, Haven G Moore. com. Arrangements to Pensacola, FL; Bask- He is also survived by are under the direc- ing Ridge, NJ; Miami, his loving sisters Cecil tion of Nassau Funeral FL; Daytona, FL; and Edwards and Margaret Home 541720 US High- Jacksonville, FL where Sostillio as well as many way 1 Callahan, Florida he retired as a man- nephews and nieces. 32011 904-879-1770. aging engineer after Memorial services

GAIL WARMACK

Gail Warmack, 67, at Heritage Funeral Evergreen Memorial of Lynn Haven, FL Home. The family will Gardens. Those wishing died Wednesday, Oct. receive friends begin- to extend condolences 3, 2018. Funeral ser- ning at 10 a.m. prior may do so at www. vices will begin 11 a.m., to the service. Inter- heritagefhllc.com. Monday, Oct. 8, 2018 ment will follow at

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Red tide testing That’s not a stretch.” LOCAL BRIEFS RED TIDE The Florida Current, Florida Fish and Wildlife which forms the core SOUTHPORT PANAMA CITY PANAMA CITY From Page B1 Commission analyzed of the Gulf Stream, can 14-year-old struck Rescue Mission holds Pro-life supporters line sampled collected in three meander widely, bring- and killed by truck in graduation street Bay County location. The ing red tide close to shore Southport Atlantic beaches of South samples were collected quickly or holding it out In a small ceremony, 10 Waving signs and Florida. Oct. 3. Here are the results at sea for long periods A Bay County teen- people graduated from the praying, about 40 Miami-Dade County from the FWC report of time. “These mean- ager was struck and Rescue Mission's addic- Pro-Life supporters closed Haulover Beach — released on Friday. ders can occur daily or killed while attempting tion recovery program on lined 23rd Street by including a popular nudist Crooked Island Beach: weekly or seasonally,” to cross Resota Beach Sunday. Walmart on Sunday as section — early Thursday Medium Shay said. “If the Flor- Road Friday night. “It’s not an easy pro- part of international and the growing crisis Tyndall Bridge Boat Ramp: ida Current meanders According to Flor- gram to make it through, demonstrations. prompted Gov. Rick Scott Medium toward the coast, that ida Highway Patrol, but if you make it to the "The Life Chain is a to announce $3 million in Hathaway Bridge: Low could amplify an already Zackary Wages, 14, of very end it’s an achieve- peaceful and prayerful state assistance for five bad situation into a worst Southport, was walk- ment,” said Rick Briggs, public gather of Pro-Life counties in the region. case scenario.” ing south along Resota vice president of programs people coming together “It’s very rare for us to while Walton, Santa Rosa Scott’s announced Beach Road at around in a press release. “It’s a for one hour to witness have it over here,” said and Okaloosa counties aid was in the form of $3 7:15 p.m. when he long-term program, and our community and each Lieutenant Matthew had lower concentrations. million in grants from tried to cross from the each phase is like a min- other," organizers said in Sparling of Miami- Dade Along the mid-Gulf Florida Department of east shoulder to the iature recovery program. a press release. "We pray Fire Rescue Ocean Rescue. Coast, Pinellas County Environmental Protec- west shoulder, walk- I’m excited for our gradu- for all those affected by “People come here to be on is partnering with the tion for Lucie, Martin, ing in front of a Toyota ates and the lives they will this tragedy." the beaches and they don’t National Oceanic and Palm Beach, Broward and pickup driven by Billy go on to lead.” Between 800,000 want to be coming down Atmospheric Admin- Miami-Dade counties to Ray Shirah, 50, also of The recovery program and 1 million people here to be exposed to red istration to issue out a help mitigate the effects Southport. lasts 12-14 months and participate in the event tide or sewage spills or first-of-a-kind air quality of red tide. Wages was critically includes male clients from across the United States whatnot, ... so yeah, I think forecast to keep residents The King Tides injured and transported the rescue mission on Allen and Canada every year. we can be in trouble.” and visitors safe during expected in South Florida to Bay Medical, where he Avenue and female clients There were 200 regis- Red tide can cause red tide. in October and Novem- later died of his injuries, at Bethel Village. The faith- tered events in Florida breathing problems in Nick Shay, Professor of ber also could worsen the according to FHP. based, residential recovery this year. humans. It’s been blamed Ocean Sciences, Univer- outbreak, as high levels of Alcohol was not a program is open to adults Demonstrators were for tons and tons of dead sity of Miami Rosenstiel seawater push into shore, factor in the crash. 18 years or older. outside from 2 to 3 p.m. fish on miles of beaches. School of Marine and if large amounts of the Charges may be pend- The program includes The event was hosted by At least six Palm Beach Atmospheric Science, algae are flowing close to ing following further education, ministry, train- Saint Dominic Catholic County beaches have been said the currents that the shoreline. investigation. ing and case management. Church. closed since the weekend would take red tide from Vincent Lovko, a staff because of the outbreak. the Gulf of Mexico into the scientist at Mote Marine State officials say a red Atlantic Ocean are always Laboratory in Sarasota, “I swear to you on hand with a knife. He told tide bloom that began last circulating, but the levels said the last time a red CORLEY my daughter’s life I’m the officers the perpetra- fall now stretches along of algae in the Gulf are tide outbreak affected innocent,” Corley wrote tors were two males and roughly 135 miles (215 extremely high. the Atlantic coast was in From Page B1 in a letter to the judge. a female that had given kilometers) of Florida’s The strength of the the mid-1990s. “This was my girlfriend him a ride home from southwest coast, affect- fast-moving currents that Haulover Beach in who accused me of these Walmart a day before. ing businesses, tourism circulate from the Gulf Miami — a stretch of note to the judge, has charges because she was The trio returned the fol- and vacations. into the Florida Straits sand known for being expressed his innocence upset.” lowing day. “The ocean is big busi- and then up along Flori- popular with nude sun- of the charge but is being According to his arrest On their first visit, the ness out here,” said da’s Atlantic coast are a bathers — was nearly held without bond since affidavit, Corley had been three borrowed $10 from 36-year-old Richy Beck, reason the oil spill in 2010 empty Thursday after- the arrest could violate communicating with the the man and left for a as he unloaded a truck full was such a concern for the noon. The few beachgoers the terms of his release victim and the victim’s brief period. Investigators of beach chairs Thursday entire state, even though were asked to leave by on charges of conspiracy employees about money would later learn that was at Haulover Beach. “It’s only a small portion of county officials. to armed robbery and he was owed. Corley when the three went and bad for business, man. It beaches in the Panhandle Lifeguard Axel Deca- accessory to attempted wears an ankle monitor bought the knife from a means I’m going to be on ultimately were affected, millis sat in his truck first-degree murder, that was court ordered nearby flea market. When the unemployment line.” Shay said. wearing a respiratory court records stated. due to previous probation they returned, the female, In Florida’s Panhan- “This year has been an mask on the south portion According to his court violations. Authorities who was a juvenile not dle, crews of county jail anomalous year for red of the beach bordered by record, Corley is desig- found that he was con- identified in Corley’s inmates spent part of the tide,” Shay said, but the a jetty. nated as a “violent felony sistently in the area of court records, abruptly week cleaning up a fish algae’s reach to the east “I’d rather be safe than offender.” However, the victim’s business and began stabbing the victim, kill in Mexico Beach. Bay coast, “it happens. The sorry,” Decamillis said. in his recent arrest, he residence that led up to court records stated. County had the highest circulation is relatively “We call this area ground claims to be innocent of a confrontation, court The victim was stabbed concentration of algae, constant and known. zero,” he added. the charges. records stated. in the chest and raised his Corley “waited for arms to defend himself the victim to exit the when he was stabbed in residence, blocked the the hand. victim’s vehicle and BCSO tracked the approached the victim three to a motel room to engage the victim in a afterward. During an verbal altercation with interview, they initially member’s of the victim’s denied being involved, family present,” officers then claimed self defense, wrote. Corley “had no then admitted to plotting legitimate purpose to be to rob the victim. located at the business of “All three later con- the victim.” fessed … that the reason Corley had been on for going to the house probation since a 2010 was to rob the victim,” robbery scheme turned officers wrote. “At some into an unsuccessful point, Corley said he told murder plot. He’d only (the juvenile) they could been sentenced to five not commit the robbery years’ probation for his as the victim knew what role but repeatedly vio- they looked like. Corley lated the terms of his said (the juvenile) replied, release over the years, ‘that’s okay, I’ll just kill leading up to his most him.’” recent arrests, court After the stabbing, all records stated. three cut and died their In January of 2010, hair and painted their car the Bay County Sher- to avoid apprehension. iff’s Office responded to They were unsuccessful. a medical call on Rain- Corley is currently tree Street where a man back behind bars and had been stabbed once in held without bond for the the chest and once in the series of incidents.

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Confusion? Ageism? Senate camps trade blows

Weekly political hope it’s under oath.” notes from The News David Bergstein, national Service of Florida press secretary for the Democratic Senatorial Cam- By Jim Turner paign Committee, was more and Dara Kam emphatic in voicing displea- The News Service of Florida sure with the Scott campaign tactics. TALLAHASSEE — Con- “Scott always tries to pull fused. Rambling. Incoherent. this crap with debates,” Berg- Those are just a few of the stein tweeted. “He was afraid terms Gov. Rick Scott and his to debate Crist because of a fan. team have used to describe The panic attacks from his team U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson in Scott’s are the surest signs the polls attempt to unseat the veteran have him losing are right.” Washington lawmaker. In 2014, Scott refused for During a debate Tuesday on more than four minutes to Telemundo, Scott, 65, twice appear on the debate stage with referred to Nelson as “con- Democratic gubernatorial chal- fused,” first with regard to lenger Charlie Crist over a small Soﬁ a Keserica, right, applies to the hand of fellow Estauries Day volunteer Franklin County High Florida’s legal challenge to the fan placed next to Crist’s feet School sophomore Olivia Dutrow an “I Love Estauries” tattoo, which was designed by Dutrow’s dad, Affordable Care Act and then beneath the podium. Jeff, education coordinator at ANERR. [DAVID ADLERSTEIN / THE TIMES] about Cuba. Scott’s campaign man- Fried ﬁ res off at the NRA ager, Jackie Schutz Zeckman, doubled down following the Nikki Fried, the Demo- debate, saying Nelson “is cratic nominee for agriculture barely hanging on.” commissioner, said this week E is for Estuary “A rambling, incoherent, that if voters let her run the confused, disjointed perfor- Department of Agriculture mance from a desperate career and Consumer Services, politician who is trying to hold things will be different for the Hundreds take State), was taking part for eyes-on look at the effect onto his job,” Schutz Zeckman National Rifle Association in part in Estuary Day the fifth consecutive year these tiny particles, from said in a statement. Tallahassee. in Estauries Day, together soaps, toothpastes, cos- In August, Senate Leadership Spurred by a Tampa Bay By David Adlerstein with younger sister, fifth metics, you name it, have Fund spokesman Chris Pack Times report that highlighted The Apalachicola Times grader Josie, and parents on the composition of our called on Nelson’s “caretak- emails from NRA lobbyist dadlerstein@starfl. Gene and Erinn. oceans. ers” to “keep better tabs” on Marion Hammer to the depart- com 850-653-8894 For a long time she’s This and more were the senator “so that he is not ment on a variety of topics, been keeping a meticulous the creative handwork of embarrassed into admitting Fried said in a letter to Hammer EASTPOINT — One journal of her marine biol- Bailey and her crew, who he’s no longer dealing from a that “my administration will thing you won’t get from ogy studies, complete with each year find innovative full deck.” not be run by unelected special scientists is unanimous colored pencil drawings, ways to offer schoolkids a The Scott camp’s charac- interests.” agreement. her detailed classifications hands-on exploration of the terization of Nelson, 76, drew Fried, an attorney and lobby- For example, Georgia done in conjunction with world under the water in our some harsh pushback from ist, has also outlined plans for eighth grader Sofia Kes- her family’s visits to Estau- estuary. the Florida Alliance of Retired a “comprehensive audit” of erica, firmly set on a career ries Day. Earlier in the week, Harper said the benefit, Americans, a left-leaning the agency’s process of issuing as a marine biologist, dif- she joined with a reserve of having 30,000 visitors group that says it has 188,000 concealed-weapons licenses. fers with her mom whether crew in doing maintenance a year at the reserve and members. “Neither the department, Savannah State is the only on the East Bay marsh grass 2,500 enrolled in formal Bill Sauers, the organiza- nor its employees will carry college in Georgia that offers that surrounds the weather programs, extends to par- tion’s president, asked Scott out the interests of the NRA or a degree in marine biology, station there. ents as well, as they take “to stop using ageist, inflam- any outside group that seeks to and Jenna Harper, manager Keserica has even started in lessons they might oth- matory language” to describe unduly influence the rules that of the Apalachicola National a marine-related business erwise overlook were it not Nelson, pointing to Scott’s apply to them,” she said. Estuarine Research Reserve, “Mermaid Slime” (you can for their child’s enthusiasm. remarks during the debate and Rep. Matt Caldwell, Fried’s disagrees with Lisa Bailey, find it at mermaidslimez- Like that shown by Schutz Zeckman’s even harsher Republican opponent who longtime organizer of the zzshop.etsy.com) but on 19-month-old Asher language. touted his top ratings from reserve’s annual Estuar- Friday, her business was Griffith, who loved the “Those statements are offen- the NRA during the primary ies Day event, whether you applying temporary tat- handmade turtle maze as his sive and patently untrue and election, scoffed that Fried’s could call this year the 19th toos to those children who parents, Allison and Koble, suggest that Rick Scott has a assertions are simply “politi- “annual” such event, since successfully completed watched nearby. Or the deep-seated bias against older cally motivated antics.” they skipped holding one in a treasure hunt along the energy of ABC kindergart- Floridians. Ageism has no place Caldwell derided Fried for 2011, after they moved from reserve’s walking trail, ner Kixstyn Bartley, who in this campaign,” Sauers said. making “false claims” about Apalachicola to their newly piecing together clues together with older sister, “Florida seniors will not be not being beholden to groups built facility in Eastpoint. drawn from the nature- fourth grader Kaydence, confused about who is the best with money. Dispute over each little related quotations that repeatedly crawled through candidate to represent us in “My opponent spent the last fact is part of being a sci- appear along the trail. the maze. the Senate. Senator Nelson has eight years as a chronic lobbyist entist, and nowhere was Inside and outside, there Estauries Day’s reputa- earned our trust and our votes.” that literally got paid to peddle that spirit of discovery and were all sorts of things to tion of course extends to The alliance’s statement, influence and broker political exactitude more celebrated do, like enjoying the touch local students, but it goes however, gave Scott’s camp a favors,” Caldwell said. than Friday afternoon at tanks where you could beyond that, as far north as chance to bring up a comment the reserve, when more explore the look and feel Woodstock, Georgia, where that Nelson made when he was Voters said no than 400 schoolkids, and of marine life, or crawling four homeschooled families running for governor in 1990 as many adults, took part in through a maze created to – the Adamsons, Faulkners, against 60-year-old Lawton A candidate who loses a party the excitement that is Estu- show how a turtle hatchling Geigers and Bournes – made Chiles. primary can’t simply decide to aries Day. finds its way from birth into it a weeklong vacation edu- “It’s his ideas that are keep running for office after Keserica, who by the way the water. cational adventure during old, which is why we need being rejected by voters. eventually conceded, gra- Or you could explore a time that corresponds term limits,” Scott cam- Leon County Circuit Judge ciously, to her Googling under microscopes the with fall break in the public paign spokesman Chris Karen Gievers denied Stuart mom, that the University presence of micro-plastics schools. Hartline tweeted. “But since physical therapist Bruce of Georgia does indeed offer in seawater, gathered by They all stayed on St. you brought up age, here’s Nathan’s effort to remain such a marine biology pro- volunteers off St. George George Island, and in addi- what @SenBillNelson said in the governor’s race as an gram (although she seems to Island and Carrabelle, tion to Estauries Day, are about Lawton Chiles: ‘the independent. have her heart set on Florida which provided kids an exploring the area. mental and physical history and Nathan, who finished sev- the mental and physical health enth out of eight candidates in of a candidate for Governor is a the August Republican guber- legitimate issue.’ ” natorial primary, went to court After Tuesday’s debate, to try to force Secretary of State Scott’s campaign also charged Ken Detzner to put him on the Florida investigating allegations that Nelson wants to back out Nov. 6 general election ballot of an Oct. 16 debate on CNN, without a party affiliation. of sexual abuse by priests and it made a not-so-subtle But Gievers scuttled the idea. claim that the 10 p.m. start “He has no right to claim time may be beyond Nelson’s he qualified for the gen- The Associated Press people to report incidents the investigation. bed time. eral election ballot when the of past sexual abuse. Bondi In August, the Tallahas- “After Bill Nelson’s embar- office for which he actually TAMPA — Florida, home stressed that if someone is see Democrat reported that rassing performance in qualified, during the only appli- to an estimated 2 million being abused currently they the Catholic Diocese of Pen- yesterday’s Telemundo debate, cable qualifying period, was the Catholics, has launched a need to call 911. She said sacola-Tallahassee removed it’s not surprising Nelson wants nomination of the party with statewide criminal inves- victim information would Father Edward Jones from to break his word and avoid which he signed an oath indi- tigation into sexual abuse be kept confidential, but two Big Bend churches fol- the upcoming CNN debate,” cating his affiliation,” Gievers by Catholic priests and is authorities need help to bring lowing an investigation into Schutz Zeckman wrote on wrote. asking past victims to share justice to victims. an accusation of inappropri- Wednesday. “As you know, Nathan argued he had been information with legal “Any priest that would ate contact with an underage after months of delay from the registered with no politi- authorities. exploit a position of power girl in 2004 when he served Nelson camp, both sides agreed cal affiliation and became a Attorney General Pam and trust to abuse a child is at Blessed Sacrament Parish to a debate on the terms pro- Republican when he filed for Bondi, who asked for people a disgrace to the church and in Tallahassee. Jones had posed by CNN, 10⁄16, Tampa, the statewide campaign, paying to come forward Thursday, a threat to society,” Bondi been serving as pastor of 10 p.m. Bill Nelson didn’t ask a higher qualifying fee to run in said that at least 15 victims of said. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in for special permission to pick the primary. After losing the past abuse have already come The Republican attorney Crawfordville and Sacred a time when he wouldn’t be primary, he reverted his regis- forward to state authorities general did not go into great Heart in Lanark since 2010. sleepy.” tration to no party. recently. detail about the ongoing The Diocese of Pensac- Asked if a request was made As part of his argument, The investigation comes investigation, but said her ola-Tallahassee released a to CNN to alter any aspect of Nathan said state law says after a Pennsylvania grand office has already reached statement Thursday, saying the debate, Nelson’s campaign the “candidate receiving the jury said more than 1,000 out to the seven bishops who it will “continue to cooperate quickly replied that the accusa- highest number cast in each children have been molested oversee the Roman Catholic with the statewide prosecu- tion from the Republican camp contest in the primary election there since the 1940s. dioceses in Florida. Bondi said tor in an investigation into was “1,000 percent false, just shall be declared nominated for “We have reason to believe investigators from offices the policies and procedures like everything else Scott says.” such office.” However, he said there are similar stories in including the statewide that have long been in place “He just makes things up,” state law is “open to interpre- Florida,” said Bondi during prosecutor and the Florida to provide a safe environ- said Ryan Brown, Nelson’s tation” for its “absence of any a midday press conference. Department of Law Enforce- ment and to investigate campaign spokesman. “We will statement about the candidates Bondi’s office has set up ment would soon issue allegations of misconduct be at the CNN debate on Oct. 16 that did not received the high- a website that will enable subpoenas in connection to with children.” at the appointed time. And we est votes.” * ** The News Herald | Monday, October 8, 2018 B7

DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Blowhard boyfriend wears out his host during annual trips

DEAR WEARY: Try this. When wants a girl who can’t make a your old friend mentions decision without consulting coming to visit, tell her you Mom, and he certainly doesn’t aren’t up to having houseg- want the intimate details of his uests. If she asks why, and she relationship to be shared with probably will, say you’re not you. -- HATES MEDDLING as young as you used to be -- MOTHERS Jeanne Phillips it’s true. Neither am I. Tell her DEAR HATES: I have long you can accommodate them advised young women how for a weekend. If that doesn’t important it is to gain inde- DEAR ABBY: My best friend work, say your husband isn’t pendence before becoming of 40 years and her boyfriend up for company. (Also true.) romantically involved with live several states away from However, if neither excuse anyone. I agree that women my husband and me. Every suffices, you may have to who can stand on their own winter she and her friend choose between telling your two feet are more appeal- expect to come to our home friend the truth and fibbing ing than those who are still for a week. We simply can no by saying you plan to be out of dependent upon their parents. longer do this. town. Your letter verifies the truth of Her friend is a nice guy, but DEAR ABBY: For mothers out what I have been saying. after a few days we can hardly there who wonder why their stand it. He talks constantly “wonderful” grown daugh- Dear Abby is written by Abi- and knows everything about ters don’t have boyfriends, gail Van Buren, also known everything. How can I politely maybe it is because they are as Jeanne Phillips, and was tell my friend that we can’t too dependent on YOU. No founded by her mother, Pau- accommodate them anymore guy wants to be involved with line Phillips. Contact Dear without hurting her feelings a woman who calls or texts Abby at www.DearAbby. and maybe ending our friend- her mom multiple times a com or P.O. Box 69440, ship? -- WEARY OUT WEST day (unless she is ill). No guy Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY MATHIS

ARIES (March 21-April 19) — conscientious than you think you and want. Your warrior nature will be need to be. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — called out in a situation so LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Maybe You’ll wind up in an unexpected ordinary and low-key you’ll be the repetition of certain yet enjoyable conversation. It surprised at your own reaction. behaviors seems silly, but if it doesn’t have to lead anywhere In Mr. Miyagi’s words, “It’s OK to means something to someone, to add sparkle to your life. But if lose to opponent. Must not lose then its signifi cance should be it does develop into friendship, to fear!” noted. Rituals matter to people that will be great, too. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — No -- unreasonably so! Don’t waste CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — matter how great your day may time negating this. There is an exhausting amount be going, there’s always a tiny VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — The of nuance involved in casual part of your mind too aware potential for fresh faces is high social relationships. The trick that somewhere in the world today. You’ve the space for a is to be sensitive to your place someone is having the worst day new friend to drop into your without putting too harsh a limit ever. Instead of letting that bring world. If the other person also on your natural instinct. you down, you let it help you feel has the room, things will develop AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — grateful. very quickly. If not, it will be a You’ve been the “mini-me,” and GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — Neu- slow-grow situation. you’ve had a copycat of your roscientists have captured it LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Be own. These situations usually on fi lm -- molecules morphing aware that many don’t have the end in the same way -- with the into memories -- so is it such high emotional intelligence it realization that the similari- a stretch to say there’s actual takes to bridge gaps of under- ties between even very similar mass to what you remember? It standing between people. You people only go so far. Today is will certainly feel as if that is the do, and you’ll be called to use no different. case today. this talent today. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — CANCER (June 22-July 22) — SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — There are times for listening, for Social faux pas are easier than There are several ways out of talking and for saying nothing, ever to make. An unanswered the entrapment of false need. just offering a compassionate text or the wrong sort of Being grateful for what we have heart and perhaps a hug. You’re social media comment could inoculates us from a lot of super- sensitive to what mode is right cause dissonance. Counteract fl uous needy feelings. So does for the situation, and you’ll lead by being more sensitive and differentiating between need with this understanding.

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COMICS & PUZZLES

FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE GARFIELD

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE PICKLES

BEETLE BAILEY WIZARD OF ID

BLONDIE ZITS

THE BORN LOSER PEANUTS

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Brewers sweep KC too much for Jags Rockies, advance to NLCS

The Associated Press

DENVER — Wade Miley pitched masterfully into the fifth inning before turning it over to a lights-out Milwau- kee bullpen, 38-year-old catcher Erik Kratz kept up his torrid hitting and the Brewers beat the Colorado Rockies 6-0 in Game 3 on a cool, misty Sunday to sweep their NL Division Series. The Brewers have won 11 straight dating to the regular season and advance to their first NL Championship Series since 2011. They will play the winner of the Dodgers- Braves series, starting Friday at Miller Park. With manager Craig Counsell making all the right moves, Milwaukee's pitching staff held Nolan Arenado, Trevor Story and the bruising Rockies to a combined two

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Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles throws under pressure from Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman Allen Bailey. Vizcaino, [AP PHOTOS/ED ZURGA] Braves stop Chiefs get pick-6, Dodgers 6-5 march all over Jags in soggy 30-14 romp

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ATLANTA — Reliever KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Arodys Vizcaino escaped Turns out the Kansas City his own jam in a nervy ninth Chiefs can play a little inning and the Atlanta Braves defense, too. held off the Los Angeles Chiefs' beleaguered bunch Dodgers 6-5 Sunday night, forced Jacksonville quar- cutting their deficit in the NL terback Blake Bortles into Division Series to 2-1. five turnovers, including a Rookie Ronald Acuna Jr. hit pick-6 by defensive tackle a grand slam that helped the Chris Jones, and Kansas City Braves build an early 5-0 lead. merely had to supplement Atlanta blew that advantage, with the NFL's highest-scor- but Freddie Freeman hit a tie- ing offense in a 30-14 romp breaking homer in the sixth. over the Jaguars on Sunday. Then in the ninth, the Patrick Mahomes threw Dodgers got runners on first for 313 yards and ran for a and second with no outs. Viz- touchdown, though he also caino came back from a 3-0 threw his first two picks count to strike out slugger of the season, and Kareem

See BRAVES, C3 Kansas City Chiefs defensive back Jordan Lucas returns an interception during the second half. See KC, C3

MMA | C2 UFC 229 Elliott uses BRAWL Dover win to Lightweight champion earn berth in Khabib Nurmagomedov could face a large next round fi ne and a lengthy suspension aft er his post-fi ght actions at By Dan Gelston UFC 229. The Dagestan- The Associated Press FOOTBALL | C3 born Russian fi ghter hurdled the cage and DOVER, Del. — Chase NFL fought with one of Elliott had been burdened Conor McGregor’s by lofty expectations that ROUNDUP cornermen immediately come as the son of a Hall of aft er choking out Fame driver and the replace- Standings, McGregor in one of the Chase Elliott, front left, poses with the trophy in Victory ment of a four-time NASCAR stats, leaders biggest fi ghts in mixed Lane after he won a NASCAR Cup Series auto race, Sunday at champion. and more from martial arts history. Dover International Speedway in Dover, Del. [NICK WASS/THE Sunday’s games ASSOCIATED PRESS] See DOVER, C3

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Today’s game Redskins at Saints: Find out if Drew Brees becomes the WEEK 5 career passing yards leader at 8:15 p.m. EDT on ESPN.

AFC ATA GLANCE SUMMARIES

EAST Team W L T Pct PF PA New England 3 2 0 .600 133 108 Miami 3 2 0 .600 99 117 Buffalo 2 3 0 .400 63 118 N.Y. Jets 2 3 0 .400 123 105 SOUTH Team W L T Pct PF PA Tennessee 3 2 0 .600 87 86 Jacksonville 3 2 0 .600 102 86 BILLS 13, TITANS 12 BENGALS 27, DOLPHINS 17 N.Y. JETS 34, BRONCOS 16 PANTHERS 33, N.Y. GIANTS 31 LIONS 31, PACKERS 23 Houston 1 3 0 .250 96 108 TENNESSEE 3 3 0 6—12 MIAMI 0 14 3 0—17 DENVER 7 3 0 6—16 NEW YORK 3 10 3 15—31 GREEN BAY 0 0 14 9—23 Indianapolis 1 4 0 .200 118 138 BUFFALO 7 0 3 3—13 CINCINNATI 0 0 3 24—27 NEW YORK 0 21 3 10—34 CAROLINA 7 13 0 13—33 DETROIT 14 10 0 7—31 First Quarter Second Quarter First Quarter First Quarter First Quarter NORTH Buf—Allen 14 run (Hauschka kick), 9:03. Mia—Drake 22 pass from Tannehill (Sanders Den—Sutton 8 pass from Keenum (McManus NYG—FG Rosas 42, 7:24. Det—Blount 1 run (Prater kick), 10:30. Team W L T Pct PF PA Ten—FG Succop 25, 1:35. kick), 7:22. kick), 9:19. Car—Samuel 25 pass from Newton (Gano Det—Blount 1 run (Prater kick), 1:06. Cincinnati 4 1 0 .800 153 130 Second Quarter Mia—Grant 71 punt return (Sanders kick), Second Quarter kick), 4:38. Second Quarter Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 132 77 Ten—FG Succop 54, :00. :23. NYJ—Crowell 77 run (Myers kick), 13:47. Second Quarter Det—FG Prater 39, 14:48. Cleveland 2 2 1 .500 114 113 Third Quarter Third Quarter NYJ—R.Anderson 76 pass from Darnold Car—Jones 0 fumble return (Gano kick), 14:06. Det—M.Jones 8 pass from Stafford (Prater Pittsburgh 2 2 1 .500 143 133 Buf—FG Hauschka 40, 1:59. Mia—FG Sanders 42, 9:25. (Myers kick), 10:46. Car—FG Gano 47, 8:44. kick), :15. WEST Fourth Quarter Cin—FG Bullock 51, 5:07. Den—FG McManus 30, 3:58. NYG—Barkley 57 pass from Beckham (Rosas Third Quarter Team W L T Pct PF PA Ten—FG Succop 39, 10:30. Fourth Quarter NYJ—R.Anderson 35 pass from Darnold kick), 6:37. GB—Valdes-Scantling 3 pass from Rodgers Kansas City 5 0 0 1.000 175 129 Ten—FG Succop 50, 4:43. Cin—Mixon 18 pass from Dalton (Bullock (Myers kick), 1:13. Car—FG Gano 47, 2:36. (J.Williams pass from Rodgers), 9:40. L.A. Chargers 3 2 0 .600 137 130 Buf—FG Hauschka 46, :00. kick), 14:54. Third Quarter NYG—FG Rosas 53, :20. GB—Kendricks 1 pass from Rodgers (pass Denver 2 3 0 .400 100 131 A—68,202. Cin—M.Johnson 22 interception return NYJ—FG Myers 49, 4:52. Third Quarter failed), 1:14. Oakland 1 4 0 .200 107 149 Ten Buf (Bullock kick), 11:43. Fourth Quarter NYG—FG Rosas 36, 7:34. Fourth Quarter First downs 15 18 Cin—FG Bullock 20, 3:30. NYJ—FG Myers 30, 12:59. Fourth Quarter Det—Golladay 5 pass from Stafford (Prater Total Net Yards 221 223 Cin—Hubbard 19 fumble return (Bullock NYJ—Pryor 20 pass from Darnold (Myers Car—McCaffrey 18 pass from Newton (Gano kick), 12:55. Rushes-yards 25-100 43-144 kick), 2:37. kick), 5:10. kick), 11:21. GB—D.Adams 12 pass from Rodgers (kick NFC ATA GLANCE Passing 121 79 A—52,708. Den—De.Thomas 42 pass from Keenum NYG—Beckham 33 pass from Manning (Ellison failed), 9:01. Punt Returns 2-39 1-8 Mia Cin (pass failed), 3:18. pass from Manning), 8:08. GB—FG M.Crosby 41, :02. Kickoff Returns 1-33 1-27 First downs 17 17 A—77,982. Car—FG Gano 39, 2:16. A—63,405. EAST Interceptions Ret. 1-7 1-(minu Total Net Yards 297 332 Den NYJ NYG—Barkley 15 pass from Manning (Rosas GB Det Team W L T Pct PF PA Comp-Att-Int 14-26-1 10-20-1 Rushes-yards 22-128 26-103 First downs 26 18 kick), 1:08. First downs 30 18 Washington 2 1 0 .667 64 44 Sacked-Yards Lost 2-8 1-3 Passing 169 229 Total Net Yards 436 512 Car—FG Gano 63, :01. Total Net Yards 521 264 Dallas 2 2 0 .500 67 77 Punts 2-53.0 4-43.8 Punt Returns 3-85 2-19 Rushes-yards 17-92 38-323 A—74,221. Rushes-yards 20-98 28-94 Philadelphia 2 3 0 .400 103 104 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 0-0 Kickoff Returns 3-89 0-0 Passing 344 189 NYG Car Passing 423 170 N.Y. Giants 1 4 0 .200 104 128 Penalties-Yards 5-40 4-30 Interceptions Ret. 1-15 2-22 Punt Returns 1-1 4-71 First downs 18 21 Punt Returns 2-2 0-0 Time of Possession 26:11 33:49 Comp-Att-Int 20-35-2 20-30-1 Kickoff Returns 1-27 2-30 Total Net Yards 432 350 Kickoff Returns 2-29 1-30 SOUTH INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Sacked-Yards Lost 3-16 2-19 Interceptions Ret. 1-2 1-104 Rushes-yards 16-50 31-118 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 0-0 Team W L T Pct PF PA RUSHING—Tennessee, Henry 11-56, D.Lewis Punts 5-41.8 4-43.3 Comp-Att-Int 35-51-1 10-22-1 Passing 382 232 Comp-Att-Int 32-52-0 14-26-0 New Orleans 3 1 0 .750 137 121 12-34, Mariota 2-10. Buffalo, McCoy 24-85, Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 Sacked-Yards Lost 4-33 1-9 Punt Returns 3-15 1-(minu Sacked-Yards Lost 4-19 3-13 Carolina 3 1 0 .750 104 91 Ivory 14-43, Allen 4-19, McCloud 1-(minus Penalties-Yards 9-85 6-47 Punts 8-41.1 3-44.7 Kickoff Returns 3-103 0-0 Punts 0-0.0 5-45.6 Tampa Bay 2 2 0 .500 112 139 3). Time of Possession 29:25 30:35 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1 Interceptions Ret. 2-41 2-18 Fumbles-Lost 3-3 0-0 Atlanta 1 4 0 .200 133 163 PASSING—Tennessee, Mariota 14-26-1-129. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Penalties-Yards 6-45 4-33 Comp-Att-Int 23-37-2 21-35-2 Penalties-Yards 12-112 8-71 NORTH Buffalo, Allen 10-19-1-82, Bojorquez 0-1-0-0. RUSHING—Miami, Gore 12-63, Drake 6-46, Time of Possession 31:06 28:54 Sacked-Yards Lost 1-1 1-5 Time of Possession 33:20 26:40 Team W L T Pct PF PA RECEIVING—Tennessee, C.Davis 4-49, Tannehill 3-17, Ballage 1-2. Cincinnati, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Punts 2-49.5 3-51.0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Chicago 3 1 0 .750 111 65 Taylor 3-30, Sharpe 3-30, D.Lewis 3-14, Mixon 22-93, Dalton 4-10. RUSHING—Denver, Lindsay 12-61, Freeman Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0 RUSHING—Green Bay, A.Jones 7-40, Minnesota 2 2 1 .500 113 131 Jennings 1-6. Buffalo, Z.Jones 3-20, McCoy PASSING—Miami, Tannehill 20-35-2-185. 5-31. New York, Crowell 15-219, Powell Penalties-Yards 8-62 4-22 J.Williams 6-33, Montgomery 4-15, Rodgers Green Bay 2 2 1 .500 115 114 2-23, Croom 2-9, Clay 1-12, Benjamin 1-11, Cincinnati, Dalton 20-30-1-248. 20-99, Darnold 3-5. Time of Possession 24:33 35:27 3-10. Detroit, Johnson 12-70, Blount 12-22, Detroit 2 3 0 .400 125 137 McCloud 1-7. RECEIVING—Miami, Drake 7-69, A.Wilson PASSING—Denver, Keenum 35-51-1-377. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Riddick 3-3, Stafford 1-(minus 1). MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. 5-43, Amendola 3-30, Gesicki 3-26, Stills New York, Darnold 10-22-1-198. RUSHING—New York, Barkley 15-48, Manning PASSING—Green Bay, Rodgers 32-52-0-442. WEST 2-17. Cincinnati, Green 6-112, Boyd 4-44, RECEIVING—Denver, Sanders 9-72, 1-2. Carolina, McCaffrey 17-58, Newton 8-29, Detroit, Stafford 14-26-0-183. Team W L T Pct PF PA Erickson 3-24, Mixon 3-22, Uzomah 2-43, De.Thomas 5-105, Booker 5-59, Hamilton D.Moore 1-18, Anderson 4-9, Armah 1-4. RECEIVING—Green Bay, D.Adams 9-140, L.A. Rams 5 0 0 1.000 173 98 Walton 2-3. 3-44, Lindsay 3-20, Freeman 3-16, LaCosse PASSING—New York, Manning 22-36-2-326, Valdes-Scantling 7-68, Graham 6-76, St. Seattle 2 3 0 .400 116 114 MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. 2-19, Sutton 2-18, Heuerman 2-18, Patrick Beckham 1-1-0-57. Carolina, Newton Brown 3-89, A.Jones 2-19, J.Williams 2-19, Arizona 1 4 0 .200 65 112 1-6. New York, R.Anderson 3-123, Tomlinson 21-35-2-237. Kendricks 2-8, Montgomery 1-23. Detroit, San Francisco 1 4 0 .200 118 146 2-15, Pryor 1-20, Kearse 1-14, Crowell 1-12, RECEIVING—New York, Beckham 8-131, Tate 5-42, Golladay 4-98, Riddick 2-20. Leggett 1-10, A.Roberts 1-4. Barkley 4-81, S.Shepard 4-75. Carolina, MISSED FIELD GOALS—Green Bay, M.Crosby MISSED FIELD GOALS—New York, Myers 30. McCaffrey 5-35, Funchess 4-53. 41, M.Crosby 42, M.Crosby 38, M.Crosby 56. RESULTS/ MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Detroit, Prater 55. SCHEDULE

All times Eastern WEEK 5 Thursday’s game New England 38, Indianapolis 24

Sunday’s games Buffalo 13, Tennessee 12 CHIEFS 30, JAGUARS 14 BROWNS 12, RAVENS 9, OT L.A. CHARGERS 26, RAIDERS 10 VIKINGS 23, EAGLES 21 CARDINALS 28, 49ERS 18 Cincinnati 27, Miami 17 JACKSONVILLE 0 0 7 7—14 BALTIMORE 30330—9OAKLAND 0 3 0 7—10 MINNESOTA 3 14 3 3—23 ARIZONA 7 7 0 14—28 Pittsburgh 41, Atlanta 17 KANSAS CITY 7 13 3 7—30 CLEVELAND 06303—12 L.A. CHARGERS 3 14 3 6—26 PHILADELPHIA 0 3 3 15—21 SAN FRANCISCO 6 0 0 12—18 N.Y. Jets 34, Denver 16 First Quarter First Quarter First Quarter First Quarter First Quarter Carolina 33, N.Y. Giants 31 KC—Mahomes 4 run (Butker kick), 6:39. Bal—FG Tucker 44, 8:37. LAC—FG Sturgis 49, 11:08. Min—FG Bailey 37, 5:02. SF—Breida 5 pass from Beathard (run Detroit 31, Green Bay 23 Second Quarter Second Quarter Second Quarter Second Quarter failed), 9:49. Kansas City 30, Jacksonville 14 KC—FG Butker 22, 13:30. Cle—Higgins 19 pass from Mayfield (kick Oak—FG McCrane 24, 13:23. Phi—FG Elliott 30, 12:24. Ari—Kirk 75 pass from Rosen (Dawson Cleveland 12, Baltimore 9, OT KC—FG Butker 42, 1:56. failed), :40. LAC—Ekeler 44 pass from Rivers (Sturgis Min—Joseph 64 fumble return (Bailey kick), kick), 9:39. L.A. Chargers 26, Oakland 10 KC—C.Jones 20 interception return (Butker Third Quarter kick), 4:04. 4:12. Second Quarter Minnesota 23, Philadelphia 21 kick), 1:49. Cle—FG Joseph 35, 7:29. LAC—Gordon 1 run (Sturgis kick), 1:39. Min—Thielen 3 pass from Cousins (Bailey Ari—Johnson 2 run (Dawson kick), 11:00. Arizona 28, San Francisco 18 Third Quarter Bal—FG Tucker 25, :53. Third Quarter kick), :21. Fourth Quarter L.A. Rams 33, Seattle 31 KC—FG Butker 38, 5:27. Fourth Quarter LAC—FG Sturgis 30, 6:05. Third Quarter SF—T.Taylor 1 pass from Beathard (pass Dallas at Houston, late Jac—Yeldon 14 pass from Bortles (Lambo Bal—FG Tucker 32, :52. Fourth Quarter Min—FG Bailey 22, 7:32. failed), 6:51. Open: Tampa Bay, Chicago kick), 3:10. Overtime LAC—Green 13 pass from Rivers (kick Phi—FG Elliott 28, 2:57. Ari—Bynes 23 fumble return (Dawson Fourth Quarter Cle—FG Joseph 37, :02. failed), 9:42. Fourth Quarter kick), 4:33. Today’s game KC—Hunt 4 run (Butker kick), 14:57. A—67,431. Oak—J.Nelson 1 pass from Carr (McCrane Phi—Smallwood 12 pass from Wentz Ari—Johnson 6 run (Dawson kick), 3:21. Washington at New Orleans, 8:15 p.m. Jac—Bortles 21 run (Lambo kick), 5:46. Bal Cle kick), 5:11. (Smallwood run), 12:05. SF—Beathard 1 run (pass failed), 1:29. A—75,289. First downs 25 20 A—25,362. Min—FG Bailey 52, 2:47. A—68,337. WEEK 6 Jac KC Total Net Yards 410 416 Oak LAC Phi—Ertz 7 pass from Wentz (Elliott kick), Ari SF Thursday, Oct. 11 First downs 29 26 Rushes-yards 25-116 28-112 First downs 14 19 1:09. First downs 10 33 Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 8:20 p.m. Total Net Yards 502 424 Passing 294 304 Total Net Yards 289 412 A—69,696. Total Net Yards 220 447 Rushes-yards 17-101 30-126 Punt Returns 5-59 3-23 Rushes-yards 13-41 31-79 Min Phi Rushes-yards 23-56 34-147 Sunday, Oct. 14 Passing 401 298 Kickoff Returns 0-0 0-0 Passing 248 333 First downs 19 21 Passing 164 300 Seattle vs Oakland at London, UK, 1 p.m. Punt Returns 1-6 1-2 Interceptions Ret. 1-0 1-0 Punt Returns 1-2 4-35 Total Net Yards 375 364 Punt Returns 1-0 3-3 Chicago at Miami, 1 p.m. Kickoff Returns 2-30 1-11 Comp-Att-Int 29-57-1 25-43-1 Kickoff Returns 2-44 2-51 Rushes-yards 23-77 17-81 Kickoff Returns 0-0 2-61 Indianapolis at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Interceptions Ret. 2-17 4-69 Sacked-Yards Lost 2-4 5-38 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-8 Passing 298 283 Interceptions Ret. 2-30 0-0 Buffalo at Houston, 1 p.m. Comp-Att-Int 33-61-4 22-38-2 Punts 8-45.8 9-50.2 Comp-Att-Int 24-33-1 22-27-0 Punt Returns 2-22 0-0 Comp-Att-Int 10-25-0 34-54-2 Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Sacked-Yards Lost 5-29 1-15 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0 Sacked-Yards Lost 3-20 1-6 Kickoff Returns 0-0 4-86 Sacked-Yards Lost 1-6 4-49 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Punts 3-36.0 2-58.0 Penalties-Yards 4-41 10-66 Punts 4-49.3 3-43.0 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 0-0 Punts 8-39.6 4-44.3 Arizona at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 Time of Possession 33:42 36:16 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 Comp-Att-Int 30-37-0 24-35-0 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 4-3 L.A. Chargers at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Penalties-Yards 5-45 11-105 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Penalties-Yards 7-55 9-82 Sacked-Yards Lost 1-3 3-28 Penalties-Yards 5-46 9-65 Carolina at Washington, 1 p.m. Time of Possession 27:17 32:43 RUSHING—Baltimore, A.Collins 12-59, Allen Time of Possession 25:20 34:40 Punts 2-39.0 4-46.8 Time of Possession 19:48 40:12 L.A. Rams at Denver, 4:05 p.m. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 8-34, Flacco 2-13, Jackson 3-10. Cleveland, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-2 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Jacksonville at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. RUSHING—Jacksonville, Yeldon 10-53, Hyde 17-63, Johnson 5-35, Mayfield 2-23, RUSHING—Oakland, Lynch 9-31, Carr 1-5, Penalties-Yards 4-23 8-52 RUSHING—Arizona, Johnson 18-55, Kirk 1-5, Baltimore at Tennessee, 4:25 p.m. Bortles 4-34, Grant 1-8, Wilds 2-6. Kansas Chubb 3-2, Streater 1-(minus 11). Richard 1-4, Martin 2-1. Los Angeles, Gordon Time of Possession 32:47 27:13 Edmonds 1-(minus 1), Rosen 3-(minus 3). Kansas City at New England, 8:20 p.m. City, Hunt 22-87, Hill 2-26, Mahomes 4-13, PASSING—Baltimore, Flacco 29-56-1-298, 19-58, Ekeler 6-15, Allen 1-5, M.Williams 1-3, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS San Francisco, Morris 18-61, Breida 8-56, Open: Detroit, New Orleans Dam.Williams 1-0, Ware 1-0. Jackson 0-1-0-0. Cleveland, Mayfield Ingram 1-0, Rivers 3-(minus 2). RUSHING—Minnesota, Murray 11-42, Diggs Juszczyk 1-12, Mostert 5-11, Beathard 2-7. PASSING—Jacksonville, Bortles 33-61-4-430. 25-43-1-342. PASSING—Oakland, Carr 24-33-1-268. Los 2-25, Thomas 4-8, Boone 1-1, Cousins 5-1. PASSING—Arizona, Rosen 10-25-0-170. San Monday, Oct. 15 Kansas City, Mahomes 22-38-2-313. RECEIVING—Baltimore, Crabtree 6-66, Allen Angeles, Rivers 22-27-0-339. Philadelphia, Ajayi 8-29, Smallwood 3-27, Francisco, Beathard 34-54-2-349. San Francisco at Green Bay, 8:15 p.m. RECEIVING—Jacksonville, Yeldon 8-69, Paul 6-44, Snead 5-55, J.Brown 4-58, M.Williams RECEIVING—Oakland, Richard 6-53, Wentz 5-26, Adams 1-(minus 1). RECEIVING—Arizona, Kirk 3-85, Fitzgerald 7-65, Moncrief 6-76, Cole 4-70, Westbrook 2-8, Moore 1-20, Andrews 1-16, Boyle J.Nelson 4-43, Roberts 4-41, Cook 4-20, PASSING—Minnesota, Cousins 30-37-0-301. 2-35, C.Williams 2-23, Johnson 2-16, 3-55, O’Shaughnessy 3-27, Chark 2-68. 1-10, H.Hurst 1-7, Turner 1-7, A.Collins 1-7. Bryant 3-91, Lynch 2-10, Cooper 1-10. Philadelphia, Wentz 24-35-0-311. Gresham 1-11. San Francisco, T.Taylor 7-61, SUNDAY’S STARS Kansas City, Watkins 6-78, Kelce 5-100, Hill Cleveland, Njoku 6-69, Landry 5-69, Higgins Los Angeles, Allen 8-90, Gordon 4-62, RECEIVING—Minnesota, Diggs 10-91, Juszczyk 6-75, Kittle 5-83, Garcon 5-47, 4-61, Conley 2-21, Sherman 1-15, Ware 1-13, 3-66, Willies 3-61, Callaway 3-22, Hyde 2-14, Ty.Williams 3-66, M.Williams 3-45, Gates Thielen 7-116, Rudolph 5-41, Treadwell 3-21, Bourne 4-33, Morris 3-30, Bolden 1-10, Thomas 1-13, Hunt 1-7, Harris 1-5. DeValve 1-26, Fells 1-8, Johnson 1-7. 2-19, Ekeler 1-44, Green 1-13. Murray 2-14, Ham 1-7, Thomas 1-6, Morgan James 1-7, Breida 1-5, Mostert 1-(minus 2). MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. MISSED FIELD GOALS—Cleveland, Joseph MISSED FIELD GOALS—Oakland, McCrane 1-5. Philadelphia, Ertz 10-110, Agholor 4-45, MISSED FIELD GOALS—San Francisco, QUARTERBACKS 55. 57. Los Angeles, Sturgis 48. Smallwood 3-44, Jeffery 2-39, Goedert 2-16, Gould 45. Aaron Rodgers, Packers: Gibson 1-48, Ajayi 1-5, Matthews 1-4. MISSED FIELD GOALS—Minnesota, Bailey Threw for 442 yards and 28, Bailey 45. three touchdowns in a loss to the Lions. Baker Mayfield, Browns: ROUNDUP Led Cleveland past Balti- more by throwing for 342 yards and a touchdown. PANTHERS 33, GIANTS 31: Graham Gano TITANS 13, BILLS 12: Stephen Hauschka hit connected on a career-long 63-yard field a 46-yard field goal as time expired. Buf- RUNNING BACKS goal with 1 second remaining to lift the falo’s defense forced three turnovers, and L.A. RAMS 33, SEAHAWKS 31 STEELERS 41, FALCONS 17 Carolina Panthers to a wild victory over the LeSean McCoy broke from a September Isaiah Crowell, Jets: L.A. RAMS 7 10 7 9—33 ATLANTA 0 10 0 7—17 Rumbled for 219 yards and SEATTLE 7 10 14 0—31 PITTSBURGH 13 0 14 14—41 New York Giants on Sunday. slump with a season-best 85 yards rushing. First Quarter First Quarter BROWNS 12, RAVENS 9, OT: Rookie Greg RAMS 33, SEAHAWKS 31: Todd Gurley a touchdwon in New York’s Sea—M.Davis 6 run (Janikowski kick), 4:30. Pit—Conner 1 run (kick failed), 10:44. win over Denver. La—Gurley 2 run (Santos kick), 2:00. Pit—Smith-Schuster 18 pass from Joseph’s 37-yard field goal — a knuckleball rushed for three touchdowns and Jared Second Quarter Roethlisberger (Boswell kick), :37. that barely cleared the crossbar — with 2 Goff threw for 321 yards and a touch- James Conner, Pittsburgh: La—FG Santos 19, 11:13. Second Quarter Rushed for 110 yards Sea—Lockett 39 pass from Ru.Wilson Atl—Sanu 43 pass from Ryan (Bryant kick), seconds left in overtime. down as Los Angeles had to rally to (Janikowski kick), 9:11. 11:21. and two touchdowns in La—Kupp 6 pass from Goff (Santos kick), Atl—FG Bryant 47, 4:23. CHIEFS 30, JAGUARS 14: The Chiefs’ remain unbeaten, winning in Seattle on a 6:02. Third Quarter beleaguered defense forced Jackson- Cairo Santos 39-yard-field goal with 6:05 the Steelers’ rout of the Sea—FG Janikowski 52, 1:55. Pit—Brown 9 pass from Roethlisberger Falcons. Third Quarter (Boswell kick), 3:42. ville quarterback Blake Bortles into five remaining. Sea—Moore 3 pass from Ru.Wilson Pit—Conner 2 run (Boswell kick), 1:39. turnovers, including a pick-6 by defensive STEELERS 41, FALCONS 17: Ben Roethlis- (Janikowski kick), 10:34. Fourth Quarter RECEIVERS La—Gurley 2 run (Santos kick), 5:04. Atl—Smith 2 run (Bryant kick), 12:28. tackle Chris Jones, and Kansas City merely berger and Antonio Brown connected on Sea—Moore 30 pass from Ru.Wilson Pit—Brown 47 pass from Roethlisberger had to supplement with the NFL’s highest- two second-half touchdowns and the Steel- Odell Beckham Jr., Giants: (Janikowski kick), 1:35. (Boswell kick), 9:41. Had eight grabs for 131 Fourth Quarter Pit—Fort 0 fumble return (Boswell kick), scoring offense. Patrick Mahomes threw ers pulled away from the Falcons. La—Gurley 5 run (kick failed), 14:54. 3:35. yards and a touchdown La—FG Santos 39, 6:05. A—64,781. for 313 yards and ran for a touchdown. VIKINGS 23, EAGLES 21: Kirk Cousins threw — and also threw for A—68,893. Atl Pit LIONS 31, PACKERS 23: Green Bay (2-2-1) for 301 yards and one touchdown, Linval La Sea First downs 22 22 a TD — in New York’s First downs 30 20 Total Net Yards 324 381 could not overcome uncharacteristic mis- Joseph returned a fumble 64 yards for a Total Net Yards 468 373 Rushes-yards 19-62 29-131 takes by veteran kicker Mason Crosby and score and Minnesota beat Philadelphia in heartbreaking loss to the Rushes-yards 30-155 32-190 Passing 262 250 Panthers. Passing 313 183 Punt Returns 2-3 0-0 two-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers, who a rematch of last season’s NFC champion- Punt Returns 1-11 1-(minu Kickoff Returns 2-44 1-23 lost two fumbles for just the third time in ship game. Davante Adams, Packers: Kickoff Returns 6-128 4-95 Interceptions Ret. 1-0 0-0 Had nine catches for 140 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 2-26 Comp-Att-Int 31-45-0 19-29-1 his 14-year career. CHARGERS 26, RAIDERS 10: Philip Rivers Comp-Att-Int 23-32-2 13-21-0 Sacked-Yards Lost 6-43 0-0 yards and a touchdown as Sacked-Yards Lost 1-8 2-15 Punts 4-29.3 3-47.7 JETS 34, BRONCOS 16: Isaiah Crowell ran threw for 339 yards and two touchdowns. Punts 1-38.0 4-34.5 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 for a franchise-record 219 yards, including It is the 59th 300-yard passing game of Green Bay fell to Detroit. Fumbles-Lost 2-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 7-75 7-58 Penalties-Yards 7-45 7-50 Time of Possession 30:52 29:08 a 77-yard touchdown, and Sam Darnold Rivers’ 15-year career and his eighth Time of Possession 29:30 30:30 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS threw two TD passes to Robby Anderson, against the Raiders. He completed 22 of 27 DEFENSE INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—Atlanta, Freeman 8-32, Coleman Chris Jones, Chiefs: Had RUSHING—Los Angeles, Gurley 22-77, 7-15, Ryan 1-10, Smith 3-5. Pittsburgh, including a 76-yarder. Darnold also had a passes and had a passer rating of 143.4. Woods 2-53, Goff 5-15, J.Reynolds 1-10. Conner 21-110, Roethlisberger 2-16, S.Ridley TD toss to Terrelle Pryor that sealed the CARDINALS 28, 49ERS 18: Josh Rosen threw a pick-6 as Kansas City Seattle, Carson 19-116, M.Davis 12-68, 5-8, Dobbs 1-(minus 3). rolled past Jacksonville Lockett 1-6. PASSING—Atlanta, Ryan 26-38-0-285, game late in the fourth quarter for the Jets a 75-yard touchdown pass to fellow rookie PASSING—Los Angeles, Goff 23-32-2-321. Schaub 5-7-0-20. Pittsburgh, Roethlisberger to improve to 5-0 on the Seattle, Ru.Wilson 13-21-0-198. 19-29-1-250. (2-3). Christian Kirk on Arizona’s first play from RECEIVING—Los Angeles, Kupp 6-90, Woods RECEIVING—Atlanta, Hooper 9-77, Jones BENGALS 27, DOLPHINS 17: Michael John- scrimmage and the Cardinals used five season. 5-92, Gurley 4-36, Everett 3-24, J.Reynolds 5-62, Sanu 4-73, C.Ridley 4-38, Hall 2-25, 2-39, Higbee 2-26, Hodge 1-14. Seattle, Coleman 2-15, Freeman 2-9, Saubert 1-8, son returned an interception for the tying takeaways to get their first win by beating From wire reports Lockett 3-98, Vannett 3-43, Moore 3-38, Smith 1-5, Schaub 1-(minus 7). Pittsburgh, score, and Sam Hubbard went 19 yards San Francisco. M.Davis 2-7, Carson 1-11, Baldwin 1-1. Brown 6-101, Conner 4-75, Smith-Schuster MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. 4-34, James 2-20, Grimble 1-9. with a fumble for the clinching touchdown, MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. rallying the Bengals from a 17-point deficit. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Monday, October 8, 2018 C3 BREWERS Champ could face fi ne, From Page C1 suspension for fracas runs and 14 hits in the series. Of the 28 innings By Greg Beacham in the matchup, wild card The Associated Press Colorado scored in only one of them. LAS VEGAS — Khabib Making his postseason Nurmagomedov was the debut, Miley toughed calm, glowering foil to the elements — he wore Milwaukee Brewers’ Erik Kratz, front, slides safely into Conor McGregor’s antics short sleeves when the home plate to score on a wild pitch by Colorado Rockies for six months while the temperature was 46 relief pitcher Scott Oberg as he tries to fi eld the throw loquacious Irishman built degrees — and was even from catcher Tony Wolters in the sixth inning. [AP PHOTO/ a frenzy of hype around tougher on Rockies hit- JOE MAHONEY] their UFC lightweight title ters. The wily left-hander fight. allowed three hits over 4 Granted, it wasn’t with got the start over Denver When Nurmagomedov 2⁄3 innings. men on base. But it was native Kyle Freeland, forced the biggest star A procession of five still big and gave the NL whose 2.40 at Coors in mixed martial arts to Brewers relievers allowed Central champs a 2-0 Field this season was the tap out Saturday night Khabib Nurmagomedov attends a news conference one hit the rest of the lead. lowest mark for a starter to end what’s likely to be after the UFC 229 mixed martial arts event Saturday in way. With two on, Josh That was more than in franchise history. the most lucrative show Las Vegas. [JOHN LOCHER/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Hader got Ian Desmond enough against a Colo- in UFC history, he had to fly out to end the ninth rado offense that was shut THIS & THAT fashioned the perfect the octagon, the Rus- Nevada Athletic Com- and start an on-field out twice in the series and response to McGregor’s sian champion and his mission intends to file a celebration. hit .146 against Milwau- Brewers OF Christian verbal insults and physi- friends might have seri- complaint following its The first one to greet kee’s stingy pitching. Yelich went 0 for 3 with cal attacks. ously damaged careers investigation into the Hader was Kratz, who Colorado’s three All- two walks. He made his But when Nurma- that were just about to actions of Nurmagome- made his second post- Stars — Story, Arenado major league debut at gomedov promptly take off. dov and his team for season start and finished and Charlie Blackmon — Coors Field on July 23, hurdled over the “These guys are in big setting off a post-fight 3 for 4 with a double. finished the series with a 2013, and collected his first cage and fought with trouble,” UFC President melee at UFC 229 imme- Acquired from the New combined five hits. two big league hits that McGregor’s taunt- Dana White said. “It is diately after McGregor York Yankees in May for a This is how well it went day. ... Arenado wore a ing cornermen while going to be ugly.” submitted to Nurma- player to be named, Kratz for the Brewers on the face mask late in the game his own teammates Executive director gomedov’s choke in the is making quite a name drizzly day: They scored due to the cool conditions. ambushed McGregor in Bob Bennett said the fourth round. for himself in the play- twice in the sixth without ... OF Carlos Gonzalez lost offs. He had two RBIs on a hit — one on a balk and the grip on his bat in the Friday. another on a wild pitch, ninth and it wound up in caution and avoided the most crushing defeat Orlando Arcia and with Kratz lumbering the screen by the Rockies DOVER similar disasters that of his career. Keon Broxton hit back- home for the second run. dugout. ... The Rockies struck the Stewart-Haas He left that race 0 for 70 to-back homers in the The 31-year-old have lost 11 of their last 13 From Page C1 Racing drivers to pull in Cup. ninth off Wade Davis to Miley endured a bumpy postseason games. away and win in overtime Elliott rubbed his head make it 6-0 and end any season that saw him Sunday at Dover Interna- and leaned against his sort of drama. Jesus Agui- suffer a strained groin UP NEXT As the close calls and tional Speedway. Elliott car, crestfallen as he lar had a solo shot in the in March and later miss frustrating finishes earned an automatic berth replayed the final laps in fourth off German Mar- two months with a right Brewers: Await the mounted, and wins into the next round of the his mind. Jimmie Johnson quez that Counsell sort oblique strain. He bot- winner of the Braves- eluded him, the 22-year- NASCAR Cup playoffs. walked over to offer some of predicted. tled up the Rockies with Dodgers series in the old Elliott could feel the Eight races after his encouragement and let The Brewers manager a cutter, curve and an NLCS. pressure tighten each first win at Watkins Glen, Elliott vent. said Saturday, “Aggie effective change. Rockies: That’s a wrap time he slipped into the Elliott was back in vic- It was one big celebra- is going to hit a home Marquez went five until 2019, when they No. 9 Chevrolet. tory lane again — another tion on Sunday. run in the playoffs, a big innings and allowed two start the season March But once Elliott raced needed dose of good news “When he won the race homer with men on base, runs before being lifted 28-31 with a four-game to his first Cup win, the for NASCAR following at Watkins Glen, it was I promise.” for a pinch-hitter. He series in Miami. second victory wasn’t the rousing success of like the world was lifted far behind, and now the roval race last week at off his shoulders,” Hen- the Hendrick Motor- Charlotte. drick said. sports star pegged as Elliott bounded over Bill Elliott did not KC NASCAR’s next most the wall and high-fived attend the race, but with popular driver is think- Gordon, the driver he more races like this one, From Page C1 ing championship. replaced in 2016, and it’s not hard to imagine “There isn’t any shared a big hug with son eventually eclipsing reason why we can’t team owner Rick Hen- dad’s mark of one Cup Hunt added 87 yards make a run at this deal,” drick. A year ago at Dover, championship. and a touchdown on the Elliott said. Elliott coughed up the lead “I think this only ele- ground as the Chiefs Elliott stayed off with two laps left to Kyle vates his game,” Gordon (5-0) marched all over pit road during a late Busch, in what he called said. the league's top-ranked defense at soggy Arrow- head Stadium. Tyreek Hill, who was Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt runs past a BRAVES frequently matched up tackle attempt by Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Telvin with the Jaguars' Jalen Smith. [AP PHOTO/ED ZURGA] From Page C1 Ramsey in an entertaining one-on-one affair, had fade on third down and STATS AND four catches for 61 yards another incompletion STREAKS Max Muncy, then fanned in a game that grew testy on fourth turned the ball Manny Machado on a wild on both sides. over. Bortles was strip- The Chiefs' first TD was pitch that moved the run- Jones was ejected in sacked on the first play the first allowed by Jack- ners to second and third. the second half after he of their next possession, sonville on a team's opening With the entire crowd at dropped an elbow on a and he threw the pick-6 possession. ... The Jaguars SunTrust Park standing, Jaguars lineman while to Jones on the first play have not started 2-0 on the chanting and chopping, both were on the ground of the next. road since the 2007 season. Vizcaino fanned a swing- following a point-after Jacksonville's calami- ... Jaguars RB T.J. Yeldon ing Brian Dozier to end it. attempt. Pass rusher Dee tous half ended when had 53 yards rushing. ... Game 4 is Monday Ford joined him in the Bortles, trying to force Chiefs TE Travis Kelce had afternoon at Atlanta. locker room later in the a pass into the end zone, five catches for 100 yards. Shut out in the first two half when he was whistled instead bounced it off WR Sammy Watkins had games at Dodger Stadium, for his second unsports- his offensive lineman's six for 78. the NL East champion manlike conduct penalty. helmet and right to Baby Braves bounced Hunt was flagged for Steven Nelson for another INJURIES back. head-butting linebacker interception. "My heart's still pound- Telvin Smith Jr. earlier in In Bortles' defense, Jaguars: RB Corey Grant ing," Freeman said, the game. his offensive line didn't (foot) and LT Josh Wells moments after the last out. Nobody had a worse day give him a whole lot of (groin) left in the first half "That's how we've been all Atlanta Braves left fi elder Ronald Acuna Jr. fi elds a hit than Bortles, though. He time. He was sacked five and Tashaun Gipson (ham- year." by Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Manny Machado. [AP was 33 of 61 for 430 yards times and the Chiefs had string) [--] who picked off "I like our chances. PHOTO/JOHN BAZEMORE] with a touchdown and another 11 hurries, spend- Mahomes [--] left early in We've got a uniform on, four interceptions , and ing most of the game right the second. Ramsey left so we know we've got a the first pitch from former single off Kevin Gausman. also ran for a TD — though in his face. on the opening series after chance," he said. teammate Alex Wood to Taylor also scored when most of his yardage came Bortles' only real high- taking a knee to the helmet, At 20, Acuna became put Atlanta back on top. Acuna bobbled the ball in in garbage time. Bortles light came late in the but returned to play the rest the youngest player to hit Chris Taylor hit a two- left field for an error. also was strip-sacked in game, when he escaped of the game. a postseason grand slam run homer and Muncy Taylor connected off the first half as early rains the collapsing pocket Chiefs: OLBs Justin — Mickey Mantle was 21 added a tying homer in the Gausman, and Muncy soaked the field. and angled toward the Houston (hamstring) and when he did it for the New fifth to lead the comeback added a tying homer off By that point, the sideline, then lowered Tanoh Kpassagnon (ankle) York Yankees in the 1953 for Los Angeles. Max Fried in the fifth. Chiefs were on their way his shoulder to finish off and FSs Armani Watts World Series. Tagged at the outset, The Dodgers threatened to a 20-0 halftime lead. a 21-yard touchdown run . (groin) and Eric Murray Acuna connected in the Buehler regained con- in the sixth. Matt Kemp Mahomes led them 73 The Jaguars recovered (lower leg) left the game second, right after Dodg- trol as the Dodgers began led off the inning with a yards on their first pos- the onside kick, only in the first half. RG Lau- ers rookie Walker Buehler their rally. Newcomb was double, but with one out session, finishing the for the Chiefs to force rent Duvernay-Tardif left walked Braves starter Sean pulled after walking a pair was thrown out on short- drive himself with a short another turnover on in the final minutes with a Newcomb on four pitches. of walks in the third and stop Charlie Culberson's scramble for a touchdowns. left ankle injury. Freeman connected on Justin Turner hit an RBI throw to the plate. down. Then he led the league's high-powered offense 82 yards for a field goal a few minutes later, leaving Jacksonville's vaunted D second-guess- ing itself. Meanwhile, the Jag- uars' offense was having all kinds of problems. Jacksonville (3-2) drove inside the Kansas City 5 early in the second quarter, but an incomplete * ** C4 Monday, October 8, 2018 | The News Herald

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Middle Tennessee 34, Marshall 24 At Fresno State 18 20 Off Wyoming Vegas at Washington, 8 p.m. ON THE AIR EBRO SCHEDULE FAR WEST At Nevada Off Off Off Boise State Arizona at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Utah State 45, BYU 20 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Monday Saturday’s Games Today MLB Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: EAST FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG GOLF 12:30 p.m. Gulfstream 11:45 a.m., Parx 11:55 a.m., Bryant 21, Duquesne 20 at New Orleans 6½ 6 52½ Washington Belmont noon, Finger Lakes 12:10 p.m., Santa Central Connecticut State 56, Robert Morris 35 Thursday Colgate 27, Bucknell 3 Philadelphia 2½ 2½ Off At NY Giants PGA TOUR TBS — AL Division Series, Game 3, Houston at Cleveland Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby SAFEWAY OPEN Columbia 34, Marist 24 Sunday Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach noon. Sunday’s leaders at Silverado Resort & Spa 3:30 p.m. Cornell 28, Harvard 24 At Minnesota 11½ 11½ Off Arizona Evening: Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville (North), Napa, Calif. Purse: $6.4 million. Georgetown 23, Fordham 11 LA Chargers 1 1 Off At Cleveland FS1 — NL Division Series, Game 4, L.A. Dodgers at Atalnta 6:35 p.m. Yardage: 7,166; Par: 72 (36-36) Illinois 38, Rutgers 17 At Miami 1 Pk Off Chicago Tuesday Final (if necessary) Maine 13, Villanova 10 At Washington 2 2 Off Carolina Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx 11:55 (x-won on third playoff hole) New Hampshire 28, Holy Cross 0 At NY Jets 1½ 2 Off Indianapolis 6:40 p.m. a.m., Finger Lakes 12:10 p.m. x-Kevin Tway (500), $1,152,000 Penn 31, Sacred Heart 27 At Cincinnati 2½ 2½ Off Pittsburgh Wednesday 68-67-68-71—274 TBS — AL Division Series, Game 3, Boston at N.Y. Yankees Pittsburgh 44, Syracuse 37, OT At Atlanta 5 5 Off Tampa Bay Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Keeneland Ryan Moore (245), $563,200 67-67-73-67—274 Princeton 66, Lehigh 7 Oakland Pk Pk Off Seattle 8:40 p.m. 12:05 p.m., Finger Lakes 12:10 p.m., Delaware Brandt Snedeker (245), $563,200 Rhode Island 48, Brown 0 At Houston 7½ 7½ Off Buffalo 12:15 p.m., Gulfstream West 12:15 p.m. 66-65-69-74—274 South Florida 58, UMass 42 LA Rams 7 7 Off At Denver FS1 — NL Division Series, Game 4, Milwaukee at Colo- Greyhound simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Aaron Baddeley (104), $241,280 Temple 49, East Carolina 6 Jacksonville 2 1½ Off At Dallas Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm Beach noon. 70-67-69-69—275 rado (if necessary) Towson 52, Stony Brook 28 At Tennessee Pk Pk Off Baltimore Evening: Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sungjae Im (104), $241,28066-69-69-71—275 West Virginia 38, Kansas 22 At New England 3 3 Off Kansas City Derby Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:35 p.m. Luke List (104), $241,280 70-69-69-67—275 SOUTH Monday, Oct. 15 Thursday Troy Merritt (104), $241,280 67-70-70-68—275 NFL Alabama St. 28, Alcorn St. 25, 5OT At Green Bay 8 7½ Off San Fran Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Belmont Sam Ryder (104), $241,280 69-70-67-69—275 Austin Peay 49, Tennessee St. 34 Updated odds available at Pregame.com 7:15 p.m. 11:55 a.m., Keeneland 12:05 p.m., Gulfstream J.B. Holmes (80), $185,600 70-70-69-68—277 Bethune-Cookman 41, MVSU 27 West 12:15 p.m., Delaware 12:15 p.m., Finger Bill Haas (68), $153,600 70-68-67-73—278 ESPN — Washington at New Orleans (Note: ESPN Campbell 49, Wagner 3 Lakes 12:10 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby Jim Knous (68), $153,600 73-67-69-69—278 Clemson 63, Wake Forest 3 TRANSACTIONS Deportes simulcast on ESPN2) Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach noon. Danny Lee (68), $153,600 69-68-72-69—278 Davidson 44, Jacksonville 37 Evening: Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Chase Wright (68), $153,60064-72-70-72—278 Delaware 43, Richmond 28 Jacksonville 6:35 p.m. HOCKEY Julián Etulain (55), $115,20068-69-72-70—279 ETSU 45, Gardner-Webb 0 Friday National Hockey League Adam Schenk (55), $115,200 NBA Elon 27, James Madison 24 ST. LOUIS BLUES — Assigned D Chris Butler Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Keeneland 67-69-70-73—279 FAU 52, Old Dominion 33 to San Antonio (AHL). 7 a.m. 12:05 p.m., Gulfstream West 12:15 p.m., Belmont Harold Varner III (55), $115,200 Florida 27, LSU 19 SAN JOSE SHARKS — Placed F Joe Thornton 11:55 a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. Greyhound simul- 70-69-68-72—279 NBA — Preseason, Dallas vs. Philadelphia, at Shenzhen, Florida A&M 17, Norfolk St. 0 on injured reserve. Recalled C Dylan cast: Derby Lane 11:30 p.m., Palm Beach noon. Patrick Cantlay (44), $80,960 Georgia 41, Vanderbilt 13 Gambrell from San Jose (AHL). China Evening: Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: 69-68-73-70—280 Georgia Southern 48, South Alabama 13 Palm Beach 6 p.m., Derby Lane 6:30 p.m., Cameron Davis (44), $80,960 6:30 p.m. Grambling St. 62, Okla. Panhandle St. 7 Jacksonville 6:35 p.m. 70-70-72-68—280 Hampton 41, Lane 8 NBA — Preseason, Washington at New York Saturday PRO BASKETBALL Lucas Glover (44), $80,960 69-70-69-72—280 Jacksonville St. 56, E. Kentucky 7 Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Belmont Tom Hoge (44), $80,960 71-70-69-70—280 Kennesaw St. 56, Presbyterian 0 9:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m., Keeneland 12:05 p.m., Gulfstream NBA PRESEASON Nate Lashley (44), $80,960 68-69-70-73—280 McNeese St. 24, Abilene Christian 21 West 12:15 p.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. All times Eastern Hunter Mahan (44), $80,96070-68-70-72—280 NBA — Preseason, Phoenix at Golden State Memphis 55, UConn 14 Greyhound simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., EASTERN CONFERENCE Phil Mickelson (44), $80,96065-69-74-72—280 Miami 28, Florida St. 27 Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm Beach noon. ATLANTIC DIVISION W L PCT GB Michael Thompson (44), $80,960 Mississippi 70, Louisiana-Monroe 21 Evening: Jai alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: New York 3 0 1.000 — 69-65-75-71—280 RUNNING Mississippi St. 23, Auburn 9 Palm Beach 6 p.m., Derby Lane 6:30 p.m., Philadelphia 3 0 1.000 — Cameron Champ (30), $46,800 NC A&T 34, Delaware St. 6 11 a.m. Jacksonville 6:35 p.m. Toronto 2 1 .667 1 70-71-72-68—281 NC Central 40, Howard 35 Sunday Brooklyn 0 1 .000 2 Brett Drewitt, $46,800 70-71-69-71—281 NBCSN — Chicago Marathon, at Chicago (taped) NC State 28, Boston College 23 Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Belmont Boston 1 3 .250 2½ Dylan Frittelli (30), $46,800 67-71-71-72—281 Nicholls 28, Northwestern St. 10 11:55 a.m., Keeneland 12:05 p.m., Gulfstream SOUTHEAST DIVISION W L PCT GB Peter Malnati (30), $46,800 68-68-71-74—281 Notre Dame 45, Virginia Tech 23 West 12:15 p.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Charlotte 2 1 .667 — Tyler McCumber, $46,800 72-68-70-71—281 SC State 21, Morgan St. 18 SOCCER Greyhound simulcast: Palm Beach noon, Washington 1 1 .500 ½ Patrick Rodgers (30), $46,800 SE Missouri 70, Tennessee Tech 38 Jacksonville 12:35 p.m. Orlando 1 1 .500 ½ 71-69-71-70—281 5 p.m. Samford 66, W. Carolina 28 POKER ROOM – (Ext. 180) Open 9 a.m. to 3 Atlanta 1 2 .333 1 Kevin Streelman (30), $46,800 San Diego 51, Morehead St. 34 FS2 — 2018 CONCACAF Women's Championship, Group a.m. Monday through Friday and 24 hours on Miami 0 3 .000 2 68-68-72-73—281 Savannah St. 23, Charleston Southern 3 weekends and holidays. CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB Johnson Wagner (30), $46,800 Stage, Group B: Jamaica vs. Costa Rica, at Edinburg, South Carolina 37, Missouri 35 LOCATION – Intersection of State 79 and State Cleveland 2 0 1.000 — 70-67-72-72—281 UAB 28, Louisiana Tech 7 Texas 20. Milwaukee 1 0 1.000 ½ Ryan Blaum (20), $32,400 71-70-70-71—282 UCF 48, SMU 20 INFORMATION –234-3943. Indiana 1 1 .500 1 Jonas Blixt (20), $32,400 70-69-71-72—282 7:30 p.m. West Florida 24, North Alabama 19 Detroit 1 1 .500 1 Wyndham Clark (20), $32,400 William & Mary 25, Albany (NY) 22 FS1 — 2018 CONCACAF Women's Championship, Group Chicago 1 1 .500 1 66-72-72-72—282 Wofford 21, Chattanooga 10 PRO BASEBALL Mackenzie Hughes (20), $32,400 MIDWEST Stage, Group B: Cuba vs. Canada, at Edinburg, Texas WESTERN CONFERENCE 66-71-74-71—282 Buffalo 34, Cent. Michigan 24 SOUTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Whee Kim (20), $32,400 72-68-69-73—282 PLAYOFFS Cincinnati 37, Tulane 21 All times Eastern Houston 2 1 .667 — Alex Prugh (20), $32,400 66-70-71-75—282 Dayton 53, Valparaiso 20 WILD CARD San Antonio 2 1 .667 — Chez Reavie (20), $32,400 69-69-71-73—282 Drake 36, Butler 6 Oct. 2: Colorado 2, Chicago 1, 13 innings Memphis 2 1 .667 — Richy Werenski (20), $32,400 Illinois St. 33, W. Illinois 16 Oct. 3: New York 7, Oakland 2 Dallas 1 1 .500 ½ 67-73-71-71—282 Judge blares ‘New Indiana St. 51, S. Dakota St. 48, OT New Orleans 0 3 .000 2 Fred Couples (13), $23,680 73-65-70-75—283 Iowa 48, Minnesota 31 DIVISION SERIES NORTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Emiliano Grillo (13), $23,68072-66-73-72—283 Miami (Ohio) 41, Akron 17 (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) Denver 3 0 1.000 — Grayson Murray (13), $23,680 Michigan 42, Maryland 21 York, New York,’ as AMERICAN LEAGUE Utah 3 0 1.000 — 71-69-70-73—283 Murray St. 48, E. Illinois 41, OT All games on TBS Oklahoma City 2 1 .667 1 J.J. Spaun (13), $23,680 72-66-70-75—283 N. Dakota St. 56, N. Iowa 31 BOSTON 1, NEW YORK 1 Portland 1 1 .500 1½ Adam Svensson (13), $23,680 N. Illinois 24, Ball St. 16 Red Sox head to Bronx Friday: Boston 5, New York 4 Minnesota 1 2 .333 2 69-69-75-70—283 Northwestern 29, Michigan St. 19 Saturday: New York 6, Boston 2 PACIFIC DIVISION W L PCT GB Bud Cauley (9), $17,115 70-69-69-76—284 Ohio 27, Kent St. 26 Today: Boston (Eovaldi 6-7) at New York L.A. Clippers 3 0 1.000 — Ben Crane (9), $17,115 71-69-70-74—284 Ohio St. 49, Indiana 26 (Severino 19-8), 7:40 p.m. Golden State 1 1 .500 1½ Joel Dahmen (9), $17,115 71-69-70-74—284 By Ronald Blum in the wild-card game South Dakota 35, Missouri St. 28 Tuesday: Boston (Porcello 17-7) at New York Sacramento 1 2 .333 2 Martin Laird (9), $17,115 67-70-71-76—284 Toledo 52, Bowling Green 36 The Associated Press against Oakland, starts (Sabathia 9-7), 8:07 p.m. Phoenix 1 2 .333 2 J.T. Poston (9), $17,115 66-70-73-75—284 W. Michigan 27, E. Michigan 24 x-Thursday: New York at Boston, 7:40 p.m. L.A. Lakers 1 3 .250 2½ Cameron Tringale (9), $17,115 for New York and Wisconsin 41, Nebraska 24 71-70-71-72—284 Youngstown St. 17, S. Illinois 14 NEW YORK — Aaron former Yankees pitcher Saturday’s Games Sepp Straka (9), $17,115 63-72-78-71—284 SOUTHWEST COLLEGE FOOTBALL Cleveland 113, Boston 102 Bronson Burgoon (6), $14,610 Alabama 65, Arkansas 31 Judge walked past Nathan Eovaldi pitches Memphis 109, Indiana 104, OT 69-72-69-75—285 Alabama A&M 42, Texas Southern 21 L.A. Clippers 103, L.A. Lakers 87 Carlos Ortiz (6), $14,610 71-68-70-76—285 Boston’s Fenway Park for the Red Sox. THE AP TOP 25 POLL Baylor 37, Kansas St. 34 Sunday’s Games Brendan Steele (6), $14,610 67-71-72-75—285 The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press Cent. Arkansas 66, Houston Baptist 35 clubhouse early Sunday Severino was 10-2 Oklahoma City 113, Atlanta 94 Jhonattan Vegas (6), $14,610 college football poll, with fi rst-place votes Incarnate Word 52, SE Louisiana 34 in parentheses, records through Oct. 6, total Houston 108, San Antonio 93 69-72-70-74—285 morning, Frank Sina- with a 2.74 ERA and Iowa St. 48, Oklahoma St. 42 points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place vote Milwaukee at Minnesota, late Roberto Castro (6), $14,610 69-72-70-74—285 Jackson St. 30, Ark.-Pine Bluff 27 tra’s rendition of “New .217 opponents’ batting through one point for a 25th-place vote, and Utah at Portland, late Brian Stuard (6), $14,610 70-70-73-72—285 Louisiana-Lafayette 42, Texas St. 27 previous ranking: Today’s Games Nick Taylor (6), $14,610 71-67-74-73—285 York, New York” blar- average at home, just North Texas 27, UTEP 24 RECORD PTS. PVS Dallas vs. Philadelphia at Shenzen, China, 8 a.m. Max Homa (5), $13,952 72-68-73-73—286 Sam Houston St. 54, Stephen F. Austin 21 ing from a boom box 9-6 with a 3.99 ERA 1. Alabama (59) 6-0 1,522 1 Brooklyn at Detroit, 7 p.m. Roger Sloan (5), $13,952 67-72-72-75—286 Texas 48, Oklahoma 45 2. Georgia 6-0 1,426 2 Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Martin Trainer (5), $13,952 75-66-71-74—286 Texas A&M 20, Kentucky 14, OT atop the wheelie bag he and .257 opponents’ 3. Ohio State (1) 6-0 1,420 3 Indiana at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Fabián Gómez (4), $13,568 70-69-73-75—287 UTSA 20, Rice 3 4. Clemson (1) 6-0 1,331 4 Orlando at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Adam Long (4), $13,568 66-72-74-75—287 was pulling with his left batting average on the FAR WEST 5. Notre Dame 6-0 1,315 6 Washington at New York, 7:30 p.m. Maverick McNealy, $13,568 69-72-69-77—287 Air Force 35, Navy 7 hand. road. 6. West Virginia 5-0 1,174 9 Maccabi Haifa (Israel) at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Harris English (4), $13,184 75-65-73-75—288 Arizona 24, California 17 7. Washington 5-1 1,098 10 Phoenix at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Andrew Landry (4), $13,18469-71-72-76—288 “It’s a good song. “Maybe my wife Cal Poly 41, Sacramento State 7 8. Penn State 4-1 1,097 11 Tuesday’s Games Tyrone Van Aswegen (4), $13,184 Colorado 28, Arizona State 21 And Aaron, he’s one of cooks better food here,” 9. Texas 5-1 956 19 Milwaukee at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. 69-69-75-75—288 Colorado State 42, San Jose State 30 Shanghai Sharks at Houston, 8 p.m. 10. UCF 5-0 917 12 Ricky Barnes (3), $12,736 75-61-76-77—289 our resident deejays, so he said. E. Washington 55, S. Utah 17 Denver at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. 11. Oklahoma 5-1 879 7 Tyler Duncan (3), $12,736 69-70-73-77—289 Fresno State 21, Nevada 3 Wednesday’s Games he’s got a pretty exten- New York is 19-9 12. Michigan 5-1 875 15 Seth Reeves (3), $12,736 72-69-71-77—289 Hawaii 17, Wyoming 13 Brooklyn vs. Toronto at Montreal, QC, 7 p.m. 13. LSU 5-1 794 5 Hudson Swafford (3), $12,736 Idaho State 62, Idaho 28 Memphis at Orlando, 7 p.m. sive playlist,” New York in the postseason at 14. Florida 5-1 719 22 68-71-74-76—289 N. Arizona 28, Weber State 24 Washington at Detroit, 7 p.m. 15. Wisconsin 4-1 710 16 Michael Kim (3), $12,416 72-68-73-77—290 manager Aaron Boone new Yankee Stadium, New Mexico 50, UNLV 14 New Orleans at Miami, 7:30 p.m. 16. Miami 5-1 591 17 Brandon Harkins (3), $12,288 New Mexico State 49, Liberty 41 San Antonio vs. Atlanta at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. said later in the day where boisterous Bronx 17. Oregon 4-1 505 18 68-71-71-83—293 18. Kentucky 5-1 485 13 Portland State 22, Montana 20 Indiana at Chicago, 8 p.m. at Yankee Stadium, a crowds try to intimi- 19. Colorado 5-0 419 21 San Diego State 19, Boise State 13 Phoenix at Portland, 10 p.m. UC Davis 49, N. Colorado 36 Golden State vs. L.A. Lakers at Paradise, Nev., EUROPEAN TOUR smirk filling his face. date. The Yankees’ were 20. NC State 5-0 342 23 ALFRED DUNHILL LINKS CHAMPIONSHIP 21. Auburn 4-2 335 8 UCLA 31, Washington 24 10:30 p.m. Sunday’s leaders at St. Andrew’s Scotland, “We like to hear that 53-28 there during the 22. Texas A&M 4-2 257 v Utah 40, Stanford 21 Malelane, South Africa; Purse: $5 million. 23. South Florida 5-0 144 — Washington 31, UCLA 24 song sometimes when regular season, the sec- Par: 72 24. Mississippi State 4-2 136 — Washington State 56, Oregon State 37 PRO HOCKEY c-Carnoustie: Yardage: 7,345. k-Kingsbarn: 25. Cincinnati 6-0 114 — we win a big game.” ond-best home record Yardage: 7,227. o-St. Andrew’s Old Course: Others receiving votes: Iowa 87, Stanford 59, NHL Yardage: 7,307; New York and Boston behind Boston’s 57-24. Washington State 46, San Diego State 24, TCU ODDS All times Eastern Final Round split at Fenway Park and The win over Oakland 20, Appalachian State 11, Utah State 9, Utah EASTERN CONFERENCE 5, South Carolina 2, Hawaii 1. Lucas Bjerregaard 70o-65k-71c-67o—273 are tied 1-1 in the best- in last week’s wild-card PREGAME.COM LINE ATLANTIC DIVISION Tyrell Hatton 70k-66c-66o-72o—274 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL GP W L OT PTS GF GA AMWAY COACHES TOP 25 POLL Tommy Fleetwood 71k-67c-67o-69o—274 of-five AL Division game improved New Today Toronto 3 2 1 0 4 13 13 Tapio Pulkkanen 76o-67k-64c-69o—276 The Amway Top 25 football poll, with fi rst- American League Division Series Montreal 2 1 0 1 3 7 4 Andrea Pavan 72o-63k-71c-72o—278 Series going into Game York to 7-0 at home in place votes in parentheses, records through FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Ottawa 2 1 0 1 3 8 7 Li Haotong 75k-69c-68o-66o—278 Oct. 6, total points based on 25 points for fi rst 3 on Monday night. Luis the postseason since At New York -170 Boston +158 Tampa Bay 1 1 0 0 2 2 1 Padraig Harrington 69k-72c-69o-69o—279 place through one point for 25th, and previous At Cleveland -117 Houston +107 Boston 2 1 1 0 2 4 7 ranking: Lucas Herbert 70o-70k-69c-70o—279 Severino, coming off the start of the 2017 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Buffalo 2 1 1 0 2 3 5 Brooks Koepka 70k-72c-65o-72o—279 RECORD PTS. PVS Today Florida 1 0 0 1 1 1 2 four scoreless innings playoffs. 1. Alabama (61) 6-0 1,597 1 Stephen Gallacher 71k-68c-66o-75o—280 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Detroit 1 0 0 1 1 2 3 Nacho Elvira 75c-67o-69k-69o—280 2. Georgia 6-0 1,496 2 San Jose -143 At NY Islanders +133 METROPOLITAN DIVISION 3. Ohio State (1) 6-0 1,476 3 Peter Hanson 70k-71c-70o-69o—280 At Boston -240 Ottawa +220 GP W L OT PTS GF GA Brandon Stone 71k-71c-65o-73o—280 4. Clemson (2) 6-0 1,433 4 Las Vegas -130 At Buffalo +120 Carolina 3 2 0 1 5 12 8 5. Notre Dame 6-0 1,348 7 Nicolas Colsaerts 72o-70k-67c-71o—280 At Anaheim Off Detroit Off Washington 2 1 0 1 3 13 7 Tony Finau 73k-66c-71o-70o—280 6. West Virginia 5-0 1,249 8 COLLEGE FOOTBALL New Jersey 1 1 0 0 2 5 2 Indians face familiar 2-0 7. Washington 5-1 1,148 10 Matthias Schwab 69c-67o-71k-73o—280 Tuesday N.Y. Islanders 2 1 1 0 2 5 5 8. Penn State 4-1 1,136 11 Tom Lewis 71k-71c-67o-71o—280 FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Columbus 2 1 1 0 2 4 5 Andy Sullivan 72k-71c-67o-70o—280 9. Central Florida 5-0 932 13 App. State 7½ 7 Off At Ark. State Philadelphia 2 1 1 0 2 7 7 Marcus Fraser 68c-68o-67k-77o—280 hole in ALDS vs. Astros 10. Wisconsin 4-1 916 12 Thursday Pittsburgh 2 1 1 0 2 8 11 Also 11. Oklahoma 5-1 903 5 At TCU 10½ 8½ Off Texas Tech N.Y. Rangers 3 0 3 0 0 8 14 Matt Kuchar, 73k-68c-69o-73o—283 12. LSU 5-1 858 6 Ga. Southern 16 17 Off At Texas 13. Michigan 5-1 846 16 Louis Oosthuizen 74k-69c-70o-71o—284 State By Tom Withers it’s our time to respond.” 14. Texas 5-1 833 20 WESTERN CONFERENCE Eddie Pepperell 75k-71c-67o-72o—285 Friday 15. Miami (Fla.) 5-1 657 17 CENTRAL DIVISION Ernie Els 72k-71c-69o-74o—286 The Associated Press Or another Cleveland At Tulsa Off Off Off South Florida 16. Florida 5-1 633 — GP W L OT PTS GF GA Branden Grace 73k-74c-65o-75o—287 At Utah 14 14 Off Arizona baseball season will end 17. Oregon 4-1 558 18 Chicago 3 2 0 1 5 15 14 At San Diego State 9 7½ Off 18. Colorado 5-0 513 22 Nashville 2 2 0 0 4 7 5 CLEVELAND — The before the leaves change Air Force 19. North Carolina State 5-0 413 25 Colorado 2 2 0 0 4 9 3 AUTO RACING Indians are very familiar colors. 20. Kentucky 5-1 381 15 Saturday Dallas 2 2 0 0 4 8 1 21. Auburn 4-2 357 9 At Boston Col. Off Off Off Louisville Winnipeg 2 1 1 0 2 6 6 with the postseason hole Houston’s in complete 22. Texas A&M 4-2 205 — Miami 9½ 7½ Off At Virginia Minnesota 2 0 1 1 1 2 6 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP they’re currently stuck control. 23. South Florida 5-0 185 — At E. Michigan Off Off Off Toledo St. Louis 2 0 1 1 1 5 10 GANDER OUTDOORS 400 24. Stanford 4-2 156 14 At S. Carolina Off Off Off Texas A&M PACIFIC DIVISION Sunday at Dover International Speedway, in. They saw one just like Astros aces Justin Ver- 25. Cincinnati 6-0 133 — At Cstl Carolina Off Off Off La.-Monroe GP W L OT PTS GF GA Dover, Del. it last October — from lander and Gerrit Cole Others receiving votes: Washington State 113; Iowa Purdue 10½ 9 Off At Illinois Anaheim 2 2 0 0 4 6 2 Lap length: 1 mile 89; Mississippi State 67; Appalachian State 38; TCU Ball State +1 1½ Off At Cent. San Jose 2 1 1 0 2 5 7 (Starting position in parentheses) above. dominated Cleveland’s 33; San Diego State 25; Utah 12; Utah State 11; South Mich. Calgary 2 1 1 0 2 9 9 1. (9) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 404. Carolina 10; Duke 8; Troy 8; Boise State 6; Hawaii 6; At Ga. Tech 2½ 3 Off Duke Vegas 2 1 1 0 2 4 6 2. (15) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 404. At least they know it hitters in Games 1 and Syracuse 6; Virginia Tech 2; Alabama-Birmingham 1; At Maryland 21½ 22½ Off Rutgers Vancouver 2 1 1 0 2 9 9 3. (6) Joey Logano, Ford, 404. can be scaled. 2 as Houston’s pitchers Army 1; Fresno State 1; Michigan State 1. Virginia Tech 8 7 Off At N. Carolina Los Angeles 1 0 0 1 1 2 3 4. (16) Erik Jones, Toyota, 404. W. Kentucky 7½ 7 Off At Charlotte Edmonton 1 0 1 0 0 2 5 5. (7) Kurt Busch, Ford, 404. But Cleveland’s climb combined on consecu- THE AP TOP 25 Houston 16 15½ OffAt E. Carolina Arizona 2 0 2 0 0 0 4 6. (2) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 404. RESULTS/SCHEDULE At Buffalo 11 10½ Off Akron 2 points for win, 1 point for overtime loss. 7. (14) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 404. in this AL Division Series tive three-hitters. The Top 3 teams in each division and two wild 8. (1) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 404. Saturday’s Games At ODU Off Off Off Marshall cards per conference advance to playoffs. 9. (21) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 404. seems much steeper Astros piled up 24 strike- No. 1 Alabama 65, Arkansas 31 At FIU 2 3½ Off Middle Tenn. 10. (19) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 404. No. 2 Georgia 41, Vanderbilt 13 At Miami (Ohio) 11 12 Off Kent State than just the 2-0 defi- outs against one of the Saturday’s Games 11. (8) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 404. No. 3 Ohio State 49, Indiana 26 At Utah State 17 21½ Off UNLV New Jersey 5, Edmonton 2 12. (10) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 404. cit they’re facing after league’s most balanced No. 4 Clemson 63, Wake Forest 3 New Mexico Pk 1 Off At Colo. State Dallas 5, Winnipeg 1 13. (11) Aric Almirola, Ford, 404. No. 22 Florida 27, No. 5 LSU 19 At Liberty Off Off Off Troy dropping the first two lineups, which is bat- Montreal 5, Pittsburgh 1 14. (4) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 404. No. 6 Notre Dame 45, No. 24 Virginia Tech 23 At Notre Dame 21 20½ Off Pittsburgh At Southern Cal 6½ 6½ Off Colorado Buffalo 3, N.Y. Rangers 1 15. (3) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 404. games in Houston. The ting a combined .100 in No. 18 Texas 48, No. 7 Oklahoma 45 Ottawa 5, Toronto 3 16. (18) Paul Menard, Ford, 403. Mississippi State 23, No. 8 Auburn 9 Army 15½ 17½ Off At SJSU Tampa Bay 2, Florida 1, SO 17. (17) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 403. defending World Series this ALDS. The Indians’ No. 9 West Virginia 38, Kansas 22 Washington 5½ 3½ Off At Oregon Nashville 4, N.Y. Islanders 3 18. (20) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 402. No. 10 Washington 31, UCLA 24 At N. Illinois 2½ 3½ Off Ohio champion Astros have offense was so anemic Chicago 5, St. Louis 4, OT 19. (22) William Byron, Chevrolet, 402. No. 12 Central Florida 48, SMU 20 Louisiana Tech 14 12½ Off At UTSA W. Michigan 11½ 14½ Off At Bowl. Grn Vegas 2, Minnesota 1, SO 20. (28) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 402. shown their exceptional Saturday that they didn’t Texas A&M 20, No. 13 Kentucky 14, OT Mississippi 9½ 7½ Off At Arkansas Colorado 5, Philadelphia 2 21. (25) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 401. Utah 40, No. 14 Stanford 21 pitching and extraor- have a single at-bat At Michigan 7 7 Off Wisconsin Anaheim 1, Arizona 0 22. (24) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 400. No. 15 Michigan 42, Maryland 21 At Ohio State 32 32 Off Minnesota Calgary 7, Vancouver 4 23. (29) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 399. dinary depth while with a runner in scoring No. 16 Wisconsin 41, Nebraska 24 Temple 1 5 Off At Navy Sunday’s Games 24. (26) David Ragan, Ford, 399. No. 17 Miami 28, Florida State 27 outplaying the swing- position. At Iowa State Off Off Off West Virginia Carolina 8, N.Y. Rangers 5 25. (23) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 399. Northwestern 29, No. 20 Michigan State 19 At North Texas 8 8 Off Sthrn Miss. Toronto 7, Chicago 6, OT 26. (27) Michael McDowell, Ford, 399. and-miss Indians in If not for Francisco No. 21 Colorado 28, Arizona State 21 At Northwestern 10 8½ Off Nebraska Detroit at Los Angeles, late 27. (31) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 397. No. 23 N.C. State 28, Boston College 23 every facet of the game. Lindor’s solo homer, Iowa 4½ 5 Off At Indiana Today’s Games 28. (12) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, Accident, 396. Iowa State 48, No. 25 Oklahoma State 42 San Jose at N.Y. Islanders, 1 p.m. UCF 2 5 Off At Memphis 29. (30) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 396. Ottawa at Boston, 1 p.m. “They’ve played pretty Cleveland would have At Auburn 20½ 18½ Off Tennessee 30. (33) Corey LaJoie, Chevrolet, 394. Vegas at Buffalo, 3 p.m. RESULTS/SCHEDULE At Texas 16 16 Off Baylor 31. (37) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Toyota, 394. much perfect baseball to been blanked. Oct. 4 Detroit at Anaheim, 10 p.m. At Alabama 28½ 29½ Off Missouri 32. (35) JJ Yeley, Toyota, 392. SOUTH Tuesday’s Games this point,” Indians third “We had good at- Florida 8 10 Off At Vanderbilt 33. (34) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 390. Troy 37, Georgia State 20 Vancouver at Carolina, 7 p.m. Okla. State 6½ 7 Off At Kan. State 34. (36) BJ McLeod, Ford, 389. baseman Josh Donaldson bats,” Lindor said. “I SOUTHWEST San Jose at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. UAB 17½ 16½ Off At Rice 35. (5) Clint Bowyer, Ford, Accident, 388. Houston 41, Tulsa 26 Colorado at Columbus, 7 p.m. said following Saturday’s know we struck out a Georgia 6½ 7½ Off At LSU 36. (13) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 387. Friday’s Games Calgary at Nashville, 8 p.m. At La.-Lafayette 7 7 Off NMSU 37. (32) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, Rear Gear, 3-1 loss. “We have had a lot. We had good at- EAST Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. At Penn State 13½ 15 Off Mich. State 314. Dartmouth 41, Yale 18 Toronto at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. couple mistakes the first bats, but the hits haven’t At BYU Off Off Off Hawaii 38. (39) Harrison Rhodes, Chevrolet, Brakes, 308. SOUTH Wednesday’s Games At California 8 6½ Off UCLA 39. (38) Timmy Hill, Toyota, Transmission, 35. couple games, and now, fallen. We’ll be fine.” Georgia Tech 66, Louisville 31 Philadelphia at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. * ** The News Herald | Monday, October 8, 2018 C5

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and financing to con- tional Speedway Boule- hearing is made, which Estimate $594,062.00. is a member of The and/or all bids. the specific sections of JOHN ROBERT struct or pay for energy vard, Suite 100, Day- record includes the tes- Complete letting adver- Powell Group, L.L.C. the Comprehensive GROSS; STEVEN LEE conservation and effi- tona Beach, Florida. timony and evidence tisement information is and Timothy E. Kelley 1G4HP52K8WH471488 Plan and/or the LDC GROSS; UNITED ciency improvements, Such resolution will on which the appeal is available at and David Walker are 98 Buick LeSabre that the application vio- STATES OF AMERICA; renewable energy im- state the need for the to be based. http://www.fdot.gov/co trustees of the LEK90 1GNEC13T61J196862 lates and describe how MELISSA L. GROSS provements and wind levy and will contain a ntracts/Lettings/Letting_Projec Trust. 01 Chevy Tahoe such sections are not (WINTERS); CLERK OF resistance improve- legal description of the In accordance with the t_Info.shtm or 1YVGF22C9X5881420 met. Upon receipt of THE COURTS IN AND ments in accordance boundaries of the real Americans with Disabil- by calling (850) Educational Media 99 Mazda 626 the written request for a FOR BAY COUNTY, with Section 163.08, property that may be ities Act of 1990 and 414-4000. Foundation is a 2B3KA43R48H231838 hearing, the Building FLORIDA; STATE OF Florida Statutes subject to the levy - Section 286.26, Florida Pub: October 1, 8, non-profit, non-stock 08 Dodge Charger and Planning Depart- FLORIDA, DEPART- (collectively, the which is the entirety of Statutes, persons with 2018 corporation. The offic- 2G1WF55E029231704 ment will schedule a MENT OF REVENUE; “Qualifying Improve- the State of Florida. disabilities needing ers of Educational Me- 02 Chevy Impala quasi-judicial hearing UNITED STATES OF 21690 ments”). By law and Copies of the proposed special accommoda- dia Foundation are 3GNEC16Z55G254841 on the application be- AMERICA, ACTING ON LOCAL PUBLIC resolution of the form of resolution are tion to participate in Alan Mason, David At- 05 Chevy Suburban fore the Planning Board BEHALF OF THE SEC- NOTICE Agency, a property on file at the office of such public hearing kinson, Joseph Miller Pub: October 8, 2018 Pub: October 8, 2018 RETARY OF HOUSING owner may apply to the Counterpointe Energy should contact the and Janet Cherry, and AND URBAN DEVEL- 21732 21736 Agency for funding and Solutions (FL) LLC, River to Sea Transpor- On September 21, its directors are Mike OPMENT, et al. CITY OF PANAMA PUBLIC NOTICE financing of a Qualify- Third Party Administra- tation Planning Organi- 2018, Powell Broad- Novak, Dan Antonelli Defendant(s). CITY BEACH ing Improvement. The tor for the Florida PACE zation at (386) casting Company, LLC (and Chairman of the NOTICE OF INTENT non-ad valorem as- Funding Agency, 2600 226-0422 at least filed an application with Board), Mark Voltmann The Panama City Civil NOTICE OF 21530 sessments contem- Maitland Center Park- forty-eight (48) hours the FCC to assign the (and Vice-Chairman of Service Board will meet FORECLOSURE SALE Thursday October FLORIDA PACE plated by this notice way, Suite 163, Mait- prior to the date of the license of commercial the Board), Dean The City of Panama on , 11th 2018 6:00 pm FUNDING AGENCY are voluntary and are land, Florida 32751, public hearing. radio broadcast Station Stordahl, Walt City Beach intends to , at . NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE OF INTENT only imposed by the email: WPFM, Panama City, Golembeski, Katheryn issue approval of the Location will be held at GIVEN pursuant to a Fi- TO USE UNIFORM Agency with the prior [email protected] By Order of the Board Florida, which operates Miree and Mark following site plan for the Bay County Gov- nal Judgment of Fore- METHOD OF written consent author- om. All interested per- of Directors of Florida on 107.9 MHz, to Edu- Brannon. which application was ernment Building, 840 closure dated a1 COLLECTING ized by or on behalf of sons are invited to PACE Funding Agency cational Media Founda- made. W 11th Street, 01.01,t L. and entered NON-AD VALOREM affected property own- present oral comments on August 14, 2018 tion. A copy of the assign- Rm#1030, Panama in 17000357CA of the ASSESSMENTS ers who determine to at the public hearing Pub: September 17, ment application and Name of applicant: City, Florida. Circuit Court of the obtain financing for and/or submit written 24, October 1, 8, 2018 The sole member and related materials are Townplace Suites Pub: October 7, 8, 9, FOURTEENTH Judicial The Board of Directors Qualifying Improve- comments to the Board manager of Powell available for public in- 10, 11, 2018 Circuit in and for BAY 21676 (the “Board”) of the ments from the at the above address. Broadcasting Com- spection in the WPFM Location of property for County, Florida, NOTICE TO 21965 Florida PACE Funding Agency. The Agency is Written comments pany, LLC is The Pow- online public inspec- which approval is wherein REVERSE CONTRACTORS IN THE CIRCUIT Agency, a public body authorized by law to should be received by ell Group, L.L.C. Na- tion files at sought: 16000 Panama MORTGAGE SOLU- nette Noland is an of- City Beach Parkway. COURT OF THE FOUR- corporate and politic fund and finance Quali- the Agency on or be- www.fcc.gov. TEENTH JUDICIAL TIONS, INC. is the (the “Agency”), hereby fying Improvements fore October 29, 2018. Florida Department of ficer and director of Pub: October 1, 3, 8, Plaintiff and STEVEN Transportation Project Powell Broadcasting Nature of approval CIRCUIT IN AND FOR provides notice, pursu- and is required to an- Any persons desiring to 10, 2018 BAY COUNTY, FLOR- LEE GROSS, AS PER- ant to Sections nually collect repay- present oral comments Company, LLC, a sought by the appli- SONAL REPRESENTA- Bids will be received by member, officer and di- 21712 cant: Development Or- IDA 163.08(2), (3) and (4) ment by non-ad should appear at the GENERAL JURISDIC- TIVE OF THE ESTATE the Tallahassee Office rector of The Powell NOTICE OF der Approval and 197.3632(3)(a), valorem assessments. public hearing. TION DIVISION OF JAMES ROBERT until 10:30 A.M. on Group, L.L.C. and a PUBLIC SALE: Florida Statutes, of its The Board will consider CASE NO. GROSS, DECEASED; Wednesday, October trustee of the LEK90 The application has intent to use the uni- the adoption of a reso- In the event any person 17000357CA JOHN ROBERT form method of collect- lution electing to use decides to appeal any 31, 2018, for Proposal Trust; Robert D. Bond C & S TOWING gives been reviewed and will GROSS; STEVEN LEE ing non-ad valorem as- the uniform method of decision by the Board ID T3696. The improve- is an officer of Powell Notice of Foreclosure be approved five (5) GROSS; UNITED ments consist of con- Broadcasting Com- of Lien and intent to days from the date of REVERSE MORTGAGE sessments for more collecting such assess- with respect to any SOLUTIONS, INC., STATES OF AMERICA; than one year to be lev- ments as authorized by matter relating to the struction of sidewalks pany, LLC and The sell these vehicles on the publication of this MELISSA L. GROSS October 20, 2018, Plaintiff, ied within the area en- Section 197.3632, Flor- consideration of the with drainage improve- Powell Group, L.L.C. notice. An adversely (WINTERS); CLERK OF ments and various David M. Warrington is 09:00 am at 2462 affected person may compassed by the ida Statutes, at a public resolution at the refer- VS. THE COURTS IN AND boundaries of every hearing to be held at enced public hearing, a safety upgrades on SR an officer and director Gannon Cir, Panama file a written request for FOR BAY COUNTY, county in Florida, or 1:00 p.m. on October record of the proceed- 30 in Bay County. This of Powell Broadcasting City FL. 32405, pursu- a hearing with the FLORIDA; STATE OF is a Business Develop- Company, LLC and ant to subsection Building and Planning STEVEN LEE GROSS, any of the municipali- 30, 2018, at the River to ing may be needed AS PERSONAL FLORIDA, DEPART- ties therein, subscrib- Sea Transportation and in such an event, ment Initiative (BDI) The Powell Group, 713.78 of the Florida Department prior to ap- MENT OF REVENUE; project, and Certifica- L.L.C. and the manager Statutes. C & S TOW- proval in five (5) days. REPRESENTATIVE OF ing to or served by the Planning Organization such person may need THE ESTATE OF UNITED STATES OF Agency’s statewide Executive Conference to ensure that a verba- tion of Qualification is of The Powell Group, ING reserves the right The written request for AMERICA, ACTING ON not required. Budget L.L.C. The LEK90 Trust to accept or reject any a hearing shall identify JAMES ROBERT provision of funding Room, 2570 W Interna- tim record of the public GROSS, DECEASED; BEHALF OF THE SEC-

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RETARY OF HOUSING ida Dual Party Relay ant to the Declaration $1,714.16; CERRO PLOMO 6678 2018018399 Bk: 3993 KENNIE L. SHELTON, 03/29/2018, Inst: 1711 APTO 401 BO- AND URBAN DEVEL- system which can be and sections 721.16 LE*1102*38*B, Unit DPTO 2003 LAS CON- Pg: 1184, $0.42, 1477 PARAGON 2018018465 Bk: 3993 GOTA 00000 COLOM- OPMENT are the reached at (800) and 192.037 Florida Week: 38, Unit: 1102, DES, SANTIAGO 00000 $603.72;PKWY, BIRMINGHAM, Pg: 1250, $0.98, BIA, 04/02/2018, Inst: Defendant(s). Bill 955-8770 (Voice) or Statutes. The Obligor Frequency: Annual, CHILE, 03/29/2018, LE*1506*14*X, Unit AL 35235 UNITED $1,714.16; 2018018492 Bk: 3993 Kinsaul as the Clerk of (800) 955-8771 (TDD). and any junior MIRIAM CERON, CRA Inst: 2018018355 Bk: Week: 14, Unit: 1506, STATES, 07/31/2018, LE*2406*16*B, Unit Pg: 1277, $0.98, the Circuit Court will lienholders have the 11A 112-76 APTO 702 3993 Pg: 1140, $0.98, Frequency: Odd Year Inst: 2018045800 Bk: Week: 16, Unit: 2406, $1,714.16; sell to the highest and Respectfully, right to cure the default BOGOTA 00000 CO- $1,714.16; Biennial, DEDE 4033 Pg: 1445, $0.38, Frequency: Annual, IG- LE*2602*26*B, Unit best bidder for cash at Laurell Young and to redeem its re- LOMBIA, 03/29/2018, LE*1106*09*B, Unit RODEFER, 1673 RED- $562.16;NACIO ESQUIVEL, SN Week: 26, Unit: 2602, www.bay.realforeclose.c Office Manager spective interest, up to Inst: 2018018342 Bk: Week: 9, Unit: 1106, WOOD DR, KINGS- LE*2203*12*X, Unit JOSE STA ANA Frequency: Annual, MI- om, at 11:00 AM, on Pub: October 1,8, 2018 the date the trustee 3993 Pg: 1127, $0.98, Frequency: Annual, PORT, TN 37664 Week: 12, Unit: 2203, URUCA COSTADO GUEL CARDENAS, January 22, 2019 , the issues the certificate of $1,714.16; JAVIERA PALACIOS, UNITED STATES, Frequency: Odd 4Day, OESTE PLAZA CALLE 108 1711 APTO 22021 following described sale, by paying in full LE*1102*39*B, Unit CERRO PLOMO 6678 03/29/2018, Inst: NICOLE C. SHELTON, OBELICO COND ORO 401 BOGOTA 00000 property as set forth in IN THE CIRCUIT the amounts owed as Week: 39, Unit: 1102, DPTO 2003 LAS CON- 2018018399 Bk: 3993 1477 PARAGON DEL RIO 7 SAN JOSE COLOMBIA, said Final Judgment, to COURT OF THE FOUR- set forth on Schedule Frequency: Annual, DES, SANTIAGO 00000 Pg: 1184, $0.42, PKWY, BIRMINGHAM, 00000 COSTA RICA, 04/02/2018, Inst: wit: TEENTH JUDICIAL “1” attached hereto, JAIME EDUARDO CHILE, 03/29/2018, $603.72;AL 35235 UNITED 03/29/2018, Inst: 2018018492 Bk: 3993 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR which include the RINCON CERON, CRA Inst: 2018018355 Bk: LE*1506*49*E, Unit STATES, 07/31/2018, 2018018465 Bk: 3993 Pg: 1277, $0.98, SITUATED IN THE BAY COUNTY, FLOR- amount secured by 11A 112-76 APTO 702 3993 Pg: 1140, $0.98, Week: 49, Unit: 1506, Inst: 2018045800 Bk: Pg: 1250, $0.98, $1,714.16; CITY OF PANAMA IDA each lien, per diem up BOGOTA 00000 CO- $1,714.16; Frequency: Even Year 4033 Pg: 1445, $0.38, $1,714.16; LE*2603*07*B, Unit CITY, COUNTY OF GENERAL JURISDIC- to and including the LOMBIA, 03/29/2018, LE*1205*08*B, Unit Biennial, DAVID C. $562.16;LE*2504*07*B, Unit Week: 7, Unit: 2603, BAY, STATE OF TION DIVISION day of sale, plus the Inst: 2018018343 Bk: Week: 8, Unit: 1205, WYLAND, 17 MIL- LE*2204*18*B, Unit Week: 7, Unit: 2504, Frequency: Annual, CASE NO. FLORIDA, AND IS DE- estimated foreclosure 3993 Pg: 1128, $0.98, Frequency: Annual, STEAD WAY, GREEN- Week: 18, Unit: 2204, Frequency: Annual, EMILY N. MBURU, PO 18000691CA SCRIBED AS FOL- costs in the amount of $1,714.16; EDUARDO RIVODO, VILLE, SC 29615 Frequency: Annual, DUSHYBOX 3018 GABORONE LOWS: $650.00, by delivering LE*1102*39*B, Unit CALLE 92 #8-20 APT. UNITED STATES, CARLOS SALINAS SELVARATNAM, 31 00000 BOTSWANA, NATIONSTAR MORT- cash or certified funds Week: 39, Unit: 1102, 502 BOGOTA 00000 03/29/2018, Inst: MARCANO, PINE GROVE, 04/02/2018, Inst: COMMENCE AT THE GAGE LLC D/B/A to the Trustee. See Frequency: Annual, COLOMBIA, 2018018401 Bk: 3993 AV.FRANCISCO DE MI- BROOKMANS PARK 2018018493 Bk: 3993 NORTHEAST COR- CHAMPION MORT- Schedule “1” attached MIRIAM CERON, CRA 03/29/2018, Inst: Pg: 1186, $0.51, RANDA TORRE HATFIELD HERTS Pg: 1278, $0.97, NER OF THE SOUTH- GAGE COMPANY, hereto for (1) the name 11A 112-76 APTO 702 2018018366 Bk: 3993 $801.46;BANCOAL97BP UNITED KING- $1,693.21; EAST QUARTER OF Plaintiff, and address of each BOGOTA 00000 CO- Pg: 1151, $0.97, LE*1506*49*E, Unit PROVINCIAL,TORRE A DOM, 04/02/2018, Inst: LE*2604*25*B, Unit SECTION 23, TOWN- Obligor, (2) the legal LOMBIA, 03/29/2018, $1,693.21; Week: 49, Unit: 1506, PISO 14 VENEZUELA, 2018018473 Bk: 3993 Week: 25, Unit: 2604, SHIP 2 SOUTH, vs. description of the Inst: 2018018343 Bk: LE*1205*08*B, Unit Frequency: Even Year 07/31/2018, Inst: Pg: 1258, $0.97, Frequency: Annual, RANGE 14 WEST; timeshare interest, (3) 3993 Pg: 1128, $0.98, Week: 8, Unit: 1205, Biennial, KATHERINE 2018045800 Bk: 4033 $1,693.21; ELIZABETH MARIA THENCE S01° 18’ 48” THE UNKNOWN the recording informa- $1,714.16; Frequency: Annual, M. WYLAND, 17 MIL- Pg: 1445, $0.98, LE*2505*22*B, Unit DIAZ TARUD, CRA. 52 W ALONG THE EAST HEIRS, BENEFICIAR- tion for each Lien, (4) LE*1104*09*B, Unit TRINA RIVODO, CALLE STEAD WAY, GREEN- $1,714.16; Week: 22, Unit: 2505, NO. 99A-168 CASA 6 LINE OF SAID IES, DEVISEES, the amount secured by Week: 9, Unit: 1104, 92 #8-20 APT. 502 BO- VILLE, SC 29615 LE*2204*18*B, Unit Frequency: Annual, BARRANQUILLA 80020 SOUTHEAST QUAR- GRANTEES, ASSIGN- each Lien, and (5) the Frequency: Annual, GOTA 00000 COLOM- UNITED STATES, Week: 18, Unit: 2204, ESTRELLITA DAVILA, COLOMBIA, TER, 461.00 FEET TO EES, LIENORS, CREDI- per diem amount to ac- ANDRES VARELA, BIA, 03/29/2018, Inst: 03/29/2018, Inst: Frequency: Annual, 18 BOVARD AVENUE, 04/02/2018, Inst: THE POINT OF BE- TORS, TRUSTEES count for the further ac- CERRO PLOMO 6678 2018018366 Bk: 3993 2018018401 Bk: 3993 IVONNE VELASCO AL- ORMOND BEACH, FL 2018018502 Bk: 3993 GINNING; THENCE AND ALL OTHERS crual of the amounts DPTO 2003 LAS CON- Pg: 1151, $0.97, Pg: 1186, $0.51, VARADO,32176 UNITED Pg: 1305, $0.98, CONTINUE S 01° 18’ WHO MAY CLAIM AN secured by each Lien. DES, SANTIAGO 00000 $1,693.21; $801.46;AV.FRANCISCO DE MI- STATES, 07/31/2018, $1,714.16; 48” W, 227.50 FEET; INTEREST IN THE ES- See Schedule “2” at- CHILE, 03/29/2018, LE*1205*35*B, Unit LE*1602*13*B, Unit RANDA TORRE Inst: 2018045803 Bk: LE*2604*25*B, Unit THENCE N 88° 58’ 07” TATE OF THOMAS tached hereto for the Inst: 2018018348 Bk: Week: 35, Unit: 1205, Week: 13, Unit: 1602, BANCO4033 Pg: 1452, $0.94, Week: 25, Unit: 2604, W, 384.55 FEET TO MELLEN JR, DE- name and address of 3993 Pg: 1133, $0.98, Frequency: Annual, Frequency: Annual, PROVINCIAL,TORRE A $1,675.65; Frequency: Annual, THE EAST R./W LINE CEASED. et. al. each Junior Interest $1,714.16; JENNIFER L REAGAN, THOMAS P DORIAN, PISO 14 VENEZUELA, LE*2506*46*B, Unit IVAN JOSE SARUE OF A ROAD; THENCE Defendant(s), holder, if applicable. LE*1104*09*B, Unit 103 MACK ROPER 4744 BARFIELD ROAD, 07/31/2018, Inst: Week: 46, Unit: 2506, ZAHER, CRA. 52 NO. N 02° 08’ 08” E ALONG The Association has Week: 9, Unit: 1104, ROAD, TRUSSVILLE, MEMPHIS, TN 38117 2018045800 Bk: 4033 Frequency: Annual, 99A-168 CASA 6 BAR- NOTICE OF ACTION - SAID R/W LINE 227.54 appointed the following Frequency: Annual, AL 35173 UNITED UNITED STATES, Pg: 1445, $0.98, CHERYL A. HART, RANQUILLA 80020 CO- CONSTRUCTIVE FEET; THENCE S 88° Trustee to conduct the HADASA PELIOWSKI, STATES, 03/29/2018, 03/29/2018, Inst: $1,714.16; 6N110 SUNSET LOMBIA, 04/02/2018, SERVICE 58’ 07” E, 381.27 FEET trustee’s sale: First CERRO PLOMO 6678 Inst: 2018018369 Bk: 2018018406 Bk: 3993 LE*2205*38*B, Unit COURT, ROSELLE, IL Inst: 2018018502 Bk: TO THE POINT OF American Title Insur- DPTO 2003 LAS CON- 3993 Pg: 1154, $0.94, Pg: 1191, $0.94, Week: 38, Unit: 2205, 60172 UNITED 3993 Pg: 1305, $0.98, TO: UNKNOWN BEGINNING. ance Company, a Ne- DES, SANTIAGO 00000 $1,675.65; $1,675.65; Frequency: Annual, STATES, 04/02/2018, $1,714.16; HEIRS, BENEFICIAR- braska corporation CHILE, 03/29/2018, LE*1205*35*B, Unit LE*1602*13*B, Unit DOROTHY M. STI- Inst: 2018018480 Bk: LE*2604*28*B, Unit IES, DEVISEES, Property Address: duly registered in the Inst: 2018018348 Bk: Week: 35, Unit: 1205, Week: 13, Unit: 1602, VERS, 1626 JEFFER- 3993 Pg: 1265, $0.93, Week: 28, Unit: 2604, GRANTEES, ASSIGN- 8206 S MCCANN state of Florida as an 3993 Pg: 1133, $0.98, Frequency: Annual, Frequency: Annual, SON ST, PADUCAH, $1,654.71; Frequency: Annual, JU- EES, LIENORS, ROAD PANAMA CITY, Insurance Company, $1,714.16; BRUCE REAGAN, 103 CYNTHIA M DORIAN, KY 42001-2721 UNITED LE*2506*46*B, Unit LIO CASTRO MENDEZ, CREDITORS, TRUS- FL 32409 400 S. Rampart Blvd, LE*1104*09*B, Unit MACK ROPER ROAD, 4744 BARFIELD ROAD, STATES, 03/29/2018, Week: 46, Unit: 2506, TERRAZAS DEL AVILA, TEES AND ALL Suite 290, Las Vegas, Week: 9, Unit: 1104, TRUSSVILLE, AL 35173 MEMPHIS, TN 38117 Inst: 2018018440 Bk: Frequency: Annual, CALLE 5 EDIF. COTA OTHERS WHO MAY Any person claiming NV, 89145, (702) Frequency: Annual, UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES, 3993 Pg: 1225, $0.94, JENNIFER J. HART, MIL I, PISO 3 APTO. CLAIM AN INTEREST an interest in the sur- 304-7509. Legal De- JUAN ANDRES 03/29/2018, Inst: 03/29/2018, Inst: $1,675.65; 6N110 SUNSET 31, LAKE MARY, FL IN THE ESTATE OF plus from the sale, if scription: Unit Week VARELA, CERRO 2018018369 Bk: 3993 2018018406 Bk: 3993 LE*2207*45*B, Unit COURT, ROSELLE, IL 32746 UNITED THOMAS J. MELLEN, any, other than the (See Schedule “1” Le- PLOMO 6678 DPTO Pg: 1154, $0.94, Pg: 1191, $0.94, Week: 45, Unit: 2207, 60172 UNITED STATES, 04/02/2018, JR. A/K/A THOMAS property owner as of gal Description Varia- 2003 LAS CONDES, $1,675.65; $1,675.65; Frequency: Annual, STATES, 04/02/2018, Inst: 2018018503 Bk: JOSEPH MELLEN, the date of the lis bles), in Unit (See SANTIAGO 00000 LE*1205*46*B, Unit LE*1602*19*B, Unit DAVID C. DILLMAN, Inst: 2018018480 Bk: 3993 Pg: 1306, $0.95, JR., DECEASED. pendens must file a Schedule “1” Legal De- CHILE, 03/29/2018, Week: 46, Unit: 1205, Week: 19, Unit: 1602, 115 E Van Fleet Dr # 3993 Pg: 1265, $0.93, $1,658.81; claim within 60 days scription Variables), in Inst: 2018018348 Bk: Frequency: Annual, Frequency: Annual, 236, Bartow, FL $1,654.71; LE*2604*28*B, Unit after the sale. whose residence is un- LEGENDS EDGE CON- 3993 Pg: 1133, $0.98, SHIRLEY A. LATHAM, WILLIAM L. MOSS SR., 33830-3829 UNITED LE*2507*45*X, Unit Week: 28, Unit: 2604, known if he/she/they DOMINIUM, according $1,714.16; 2606 PENTOLOPE 4507 BARON AVENUE, STATES, 03/29/2018, Week: 45, Unit: 2507, Frequency: Annual, Dated this 21st day of be living; and if to the Declaration of LE*1104*09*B, Unit DRIVE SE, HUNTS- SACRAMENTO, CA Inst: 2018018446 Bk: Frequency: Odd MARIA GABRIELA September, 2018. he/she/they be dead, Condominium thereof, Week: 9, Unit: 1104, VILLE, AL 35803 95821 UNITED 3993 Pg: 1231, $0.93, 4DayDENISE COX, TRUJILLO DE CAS- the unknown defend- as recorded in Official Frequency: Annual, UNITED STATES, STATES, 03/29/2018, $1,654.71; 3581 Meadowglen Vlg TRO, TERRAZAS DEL Bill Kinsaul ants who may be Record Book 1919, at DIEGO VARELA, 03/29/2018, Inst: Inst: 2018018407 Bk: LE*2207*45*B, Unit Ln Apt H, Doraville, GA AVILA, CALLE 5 EDIF. As Clerk of the Court spouses, heirs, devi- Page 323, in the Public CERRO PLOMO 6678 2018018370 Bk: 3993 3993 Pg: 1192, $0.94, Week: 45, Unit: 2207, 30340-5365 UNITED COTA MIL I, PISO 3 sees, grantees, assign- Records of Bay DPTO 2003 LAS CON- Pg: 1155, $0.93, $1,675.65; Frequency: Annual, STATES, 04/02/2018, APTO. 31, LAKE MARY, By: Sharon Chambers ees, lienors, creditors, County, Florida, and DES, SANTIAGO 00000 $1,654.71; LE*1602*19*B, Unit LINDA D. DILLMAN, Inst: 2018018482 Bk: FL 32746 UNITED As Deputy Clerk trustees, and all parties any amendments CHILE, 03/29/2018, LE*1206*23*B, Unit Week: 19, Unit: 1602, 115 E Van Fleet Dr # 3993 Pg: 1267, $0.50, STATES, 04/02/2018, claiming an interest by, thereof. SCHEDULE Inst: 2018018348 Bk: Week: 23, Unit: 1206, Frequency: Annual, 236, Bartow, FL $767.92;Inst: 2018018503 Bk: IMPORTANT through, under or “1”: Contract No., Le- 3993 Pg: 1133, $0.98, Frequency: Annual, LU- CASSANDRA J. MOSS, 33830-3829 UNITED LE*2601*33*B, Unit 3993 Pg: 1306, $0.95, AMERICANS WITH against the Defendants, gal Description Varia- $1,714.16; CILLE M. COX, 289 CE- 4507 BARON AVENUE, STATES, 03/29/2018, Week: 33, Unit: 2601, $1,658.81; DISABILITIES ACT. If who are not known to bles, Obligors, Notice LE*1104*09*B, Unit DAR MOUNTAIN RD, SACRAMENTO, CA Inst: 2018018446 Bk: Frequency: Annual, LE*2604*41*B, Unit you are a person with be dead or alive, and Address, Lien Record- Week: 9, Unit: 1104, DAHLONEGA, GA 95821 UNITED 3993 Pg: 1231, $0.93, ADRIANA MARIA CAS- Week: 41, Unit: 2604, a disability who needs all parties having or ing Date and Refer- Frequency: Annual, 30533 UNITED STATES, 03/29/2018, $1,654.71; TRO LOPEZ, CALLE 92 Frequency: Annual, any accommodation claiming to have any ence, Per Diem, Default JUAN ESTEBAN STATES, 03/29/2018, Inst: 2018018407 Bk: LE*2302*14*B, Unit #4A-80 APTO 201 BO- AURA ANGELA in order to participate right, title or interest in Amount;VARELA, CERRO Inst: 2018018372 Bk: 3993 Pg: 1192, $0.94, Week: 14, Unit: 2302, GOTA 00000 COLOM- DELLAN ROJAS, in this proceeding, the property described LE*1102*18*B, Unit PLOMO 6678 DPTO 3993 Pg: 1157, $0.94, $1,675.65; Frequency: Annual, BIA, 04/02/2018, Inst: LOMAS DE LA ALA- you are entitled, at no in the mortgage being Week: 18, Unit: 1102, 2003 LAS CONDES, $1,675.65; LE*1605*46*B, Unit JOHN C. DUNN, JR, 2018018483 Bk: 3993 MEDA, CALLE A EDIF cost to you, to the foreclosed herein. Frequency: Annual, SANTIAGO 00000 LE*1302*16*B, Unit Week: 46, Unit: 1605, 108 LIGHTHORSE LN, Pg: 1268, $0.98, ARBOL AVILA C PB 4, provision of certain SANDRA PATRICIA CHILE, 03/29/2018, Week: 16, Unit: 1302, Frequency: Annual, WAYNESBORO, VA $1,714.16; LAKE MARY, FL 32746 YOU ARE HEREBY assistance. Please RODRIGUEZ PARDO, Inst: 2018018348 Bk: Frequency: Annual, TIMOTHY D. SCHAAF, 22980 UNITED LE*2601*33*B, Unit UNITED STATES, NOTIFIED contact the ADA Coor- that an ac- CRA 2DA #70-19 3993 Pg: 1133, $0.98, LAVENDA HILES, 5081 1876 FOREST RUN STATES, 03/29/2018, Week: 33, Unit: 2601, 04/02/2018, Inst: dinator by mail at P. tion to foreclose a APTO 801 BOGOTA $1,714.16; WOODSTOCK WAY DRIVE, INDEPEND- Bk: 3993 Pg: 1232, Frequency: Annual, 2018018505 Bk: 3993 0. Box 1089, Panama mortgage on the fol- 00000 COLOMBIA, LE*1104*09*B, Unit DRIVE, CENTRAL, LA ENCE, KY 41051 $0.94, $1,675.65; GUILLERMO Pg: 1308, $0.98, City, FL 32402 or by lowing property: 03/29/2018, Inst: Week: 9, Unit: 1104, 70739 UNITED UNITED STATES, LE*2302*14*B, Unit GONZALEZ-LARSEN, $1,714.16; phone at (850) 2018018337 Bk: 3993 Frequency: Annual, STATES, 03/29/2018, 03/29/2018, Inst: Week: 14, Unit: 2302, CALLE 92 #4A-80 LE*2605*34*B, Unit LOT 3, BLOCK 13, 747-5338 at least Pg: 1122, $0.98, JUAN IGNACIO Inst: 2018018374 Bk: 2018018413 Bk: 3993 Frequency: Annual, APTO 201 BOGOTA Week: 34, Unit: 2605, HOLIDAY BEACH seven (7) days before $1,714.16; VARELA, CERRO 3993 Pg: 1159, $0.93, Pg: 1198, $0.93, THE DUNN FAMILY 00000 COLOMBIA, Frequency: Annual, UNIT FIFTEEN, AC- your scheduled court LE*1102*18*B, Unit PLOMO 6678 DPTO $1,650.00; $1,654.71; TRUST, 108 Lighthorse 04/02/2018, Inst: CARLOS SALINAS CORDING TO THE appearance, or imme- Week: 18, Unit: 1102, 2003 LAS CONDES, LE*1302*16*B, Unit LE*1605*46*B, Unit Ln Waynesboro, 2018018483 Bk: 3993 MARCANO, PLAT THEREOF, AS diately upon receiving Frequency: Annual, SANTIAGO 00000 Week: 16, Unit: 1302, Week: 46, Unit: 1605, Waynesboro, VA Pg: 1268, $0.98, AV.FRANCISCO DE MI- RECORDED IN PLAT this notification if the JOSE VICENTE CA- CHILE, 03/29/2018, Frequency: Annual, Frequency: Annual, 22980-1592 UNITED $1,714.16; RANDA TORRE BOOK 11, PAGE 22 time before the MACHO VANEGAS, Inst: 2018018348 Bk: TRACIE HILES, 5081 LANA G. SCHAAF, STATES, 03/29/2018, LE*2601*42*B, Unit BANCO OF THE PUBLIC REC- scheduled appear- CRA 2DA #70-19 3993 Pg: 1133, $0.98, WOODSTOCK WAY 1876 FOREST RUN Bk: 3993 Pg: 1232, Week: 42, Unit: 2601, PROVINCIAL,TORRE A ORDS OF BAY ance is less than APTO 801 BOGOTA $1,714.16; DRIVE, CENTRAL, LA DRIVE, INDEPEND- $0.94, $1,675.65; Frequency: Annual, DI- PISO 14, LAKE MARY, COUNTY, FLORIDA. seven (7) days. If you 00000 COLOMBIA, LE*1104*09*B, Unit 70739 UNITED ENCE, KY 41051 LE*2302*14*B, Unit ANA FORD, 3505 S FL 32746 UNITED are hearing impaired, 03/29/2018, Inst: Week: 9, Unit: 1104, STATES, 03/29/2018, UNITED STATES, Week: 14, Unit: 2302, Ocean Dr Apt 206, Hol- STATES, 04/02/2018, please call 711 or has been filed against 2018018337 Bk: 3993 Frequency: Annual, Inst: 2018018374 Bk: 03/29/2018, Inst: Frequency: Annual, lywood, FL 33019-2811 Inst: 2018018509 Bk: email: you and you are re- Pg: 1122, $0.98, TIABE PALACIOS, 3993 Pg: 1159, $0.93, 2018018413 Bk: 3993 THE DUNN FAMILY UNITED STATES, 3993 Pg: 1312, $0.98, [email protected] quired to serve a copy $1,714.16; CERRO PLOMO 6678 $1,650.00; Pg: 1198, $0.93, TRUST, 108 LIGHT- 04/02/2018, Inst: $1,714.16; courts.org . of your written de- LE*1102*19*B, Unit DPTO 2003 LAS CON- LE*1304*22*B, Unit $1,654.71; HORSE LN, WAYNES- 2018018489 Bk: 3993 LE*2605*34*B, Unit fenses, if any, to it on Week: 19, Unit: 1102, DES, SANTIAGO 00000 Week: 22, Unit: 1304, LE*1607*34*X, Unit BORO, VA 22980 Pg: 1274, $0.94, Week: 34, Unit: 2605, Publish In: THE NEWS counsel for Plaintiff, Frequency: Annual, CHILE, 03/29/2018, Frequency: Annual, Week: 34, Unit: 1607, UNITED STATES, $1,675.65; Frequency: Annual, HERALD whose address is 6409 SANDRA PATRICIA Inst: 2018018348 Bk: JOHN MICHAEL HAR- Frequency: Odd 4Day, 03/29/2018, Bk: 3993 LE*2601*43*B, Unit IVONNE VELASCO AL- Submitted by: Robert- Congress Ave., Suite RODRIGUEZ PARDO, 3993 Pg: 1133, $0.98, RISON, 2690 S JOHN J ROWNAK JR, Pg: 1232, $0.94, Week: 43, Unit: 2601, VARADO, son, Anschutz & 100, Boca Raton, Flor- CRA 2DA #70-19 $1,714.16; HANNON HILL DR, 3525 N BUCKINGHAM $1,675.65; Frequency: Annual, AV.FRANCISCO DE MI- Schneid, P.L. ida 33487 (30 days APTO 801 BOGOTA LE*1104*09*B, Unit TALLAHASSEE, FL DR, FAYETTEVILLE, AR LE*2302*14*B, Unit GEORGE W. RANDA TORRE Attorneys for Plaintiff from Date of First Publi- 00000 COLOMBIA, Week: 9, Unit: 1104, 32309-8921 UNITED 72703 UNITED Week: 14, Unit: 2302, LEW-JEN-TAI, KWAR- BANCO Robertson, Anschutz & cation of this Notice) 03/29/2018, Inst: Frequency: Annual, STATES, 03/29/2018, STATES, 03/29/2018, Frequency: Annual, TJE Z/N KAV 58 WIL- PROVINCIAL,TORRE A Schneid, P.L., Boca and file the original with 2018018338 Bk: 3993 JAVIERA PALACIOS, Inst: 2018018376 Bk: Inst: 2018018417 Bk: SCHARLENE C. DUNN, LEMSTAD, CURACAO PISO 14, LAKE MARY, Raton, FL 33487 the clerk of this court Pg: 1123, $0.98, CERRO PLOMO 6678 3993 Pg: 1161, $0.63, 3993 Pg: 1202, $0.42, 236 Overview St, 00000 NETHERLANDS FL 32746 UNITED Phone: 561-241-6901 either before service on $1,714.16; DPTO 2003 LAS CON- $1,028.42; $620.28;Waynesboro, VA 22980 ANTILLES, 04/02/2018, STATES, 04/02/2018, Fax: 561-997-6909 Plaintiff’s attorney or LE*1102*19*B, Unit DES, SANTIAGO 00000 LE*1304*22*B, Unit LE*1607*34*X, Unit UNITED STATES, Inst: 2018018484 Bk: Inst: 2018018509 Bk: Pub: October 1, 8, immediately thereafter; Week: 19, Unit: 1102, CHILE, 03/29/2018, Week: 22, Unit: 1304, Week: 34, Unit: 1607, 03/29/2018, Bk: 3993 3993 Pg: 1269, $0.98, 3993 Pg: 1312, $0.98, 2018 otherwise a default will Frequency: Annual, Inst: 2018018348 Bk: Frequency: Annual, Frequency: Odd 4Day, Pg: 1232, $0.94, $1,714.16; $1,714.16; be entered against you JOSE VICENTE CA- 3993 Pg: 1133, $0.98, CHRISTINA N. HARRI- JUDY C ROWNAK, $1,675.65; LE*2601*43*B, Unit LE*2606*28*X, Unit 22011 for the relief demanded MACHO VANEGAS, $1,714.16; SON, 2690 S HANNON 3525 N BUCKINGHAM LE*2304*05*E, Unit Week: 43, Unit: 2601, Week: 28, Unit: 2606, NOTICE TO in the complaint or peti- CRA 2DA #70-19 LE*1106*09*B, Unit HILL DR, TALLAHAS- DR, FAYETTEVILLE, AR Week: 5, Unit: 2304, Frequency: Annual, Frequency: Odd Year THE PUBLIC tion filed herein. APTO 801 BOGOTA Week: 9, Unit: 1106, SEE, FL 32309-8921 72703 UNITED Frequency: Even Year MARIA TERESA Biennial, RANDOLPH 00000 COLOMBIA, Frequency: Annual, UNITED STATES, STATES, 03/29/2018, Biennial, JORGE JOSE LEW-JEN-TAI, KWAR- LEE HAMILTON, 2516 WITNESS Notice is hereby given my hand 03/29/2018, Inst: ANDRES VARELA, 03/29/2018, Inst: Inst: 2018018417 Bk: SIMAN, CALLE TJE Z/N KAV 58 WIL- LOCUST GROVE that the Board of Com- and the seal of this 2018018338 Bk: 3993 CERRO PLOMO 6678 2018018376 Bk: 3993 3993 Pg: 1202, $0.42, TEPECOYO #27 E AVE LEMSTAD, CURACAO LANE, VIRGINIA missioners for the Court at Bay County, Pg: 1123, $0.98, DPTO 2003 LAS CON- Pg: 1161, $0.63, $620.28;TEOTEPEQUE SANTA 00000 NETHERLANDS BEACH, VA 23456 Beach Mosquito Con- Florida, this 5th day of $1,714.16; DES, SANTIAGO 00000 $1,028.42; LE*2105*32*B, Unit TECLA LA LIBERTAD ANTILLES, 04/02/2018, UNITED STATES, trol District, 1016 Cox September, 2018. LE*1102*31*B, Unit CHILE, 03/29/2018, LE*1306*14*B, Unit Week: 32, Unit: 2105, EL SALVADOR, Inst: 2018018484 Bk: 04/02/2018, Inst: Grade Road, Panama Week: 31, Unit: 1102, Inst: 2018018355 Bk: Week: 14, Unit: 1306, Frequency: Annual, 03/29/2018, Inst: 3993 Pg: 1269, $0.98, 2018018511 Bk: 3993 City Beach, Florida CLERK OF THE CIR- Frequency: Annual, 3993 Pg: 1140, $0.98, Frequency: Annual, RE- KENDRA C. BOSWELL, 2018018450 Bk: 3993 $1,714.16; Pg: 1314, $0.53, 32407 has approved CUIT COURT CARLOS MARIO $1,714.16; GINALD D. WILLIAMS, 113 Redbud Ln, Green- Pg: 1235, LE*2602*19*B, Unit $837.03; the new Board Meeting IGLESIAS, CALLE 2 LE*1106*09*B, Unit 2160 SOUTH PARK- ville, AL 36037-1317 $0.53$820.69; Week: 19, Unit: 2602, LE*2607*04*E, Unit dates for their 2018- BY: Debbie Roberson SUR #4-128 CONJ Week: 9, Unit: 1106, WAY E, MEMPHIS, TN UNITED STATES, LE*2304*05*E, Unit Frequency: Annual, Week: 4, Unit: 2607, 2019 Fiscal Year as fol- DEPUTY CLERK PALO AMARILLO CASA Frequency: Annual, 38114 UNITED 03/29/2018, Inst: Week: 5, Unit: 2304, THELMA C. LAT, 9819 Frequency: Even Year lows: 4 SEC LA BALSA CHIA HADASA PELIOWSKI, STATES, 03/29/2018, 2018018425 Bk: 3993 Frequency: Even Year SUMMERHILL ROAD, Biennial, JUSTIN MOR- ROBERTSON, CUNDINAMARCA CERRO PLOMO 6678 Inst: 2018018379 Bk: Pg: 1210, $0.94, Biennial, FRANCIS RANCHOGAN, 2 SHIRAZ PLACE October 15th, 2018 ANSCHUTZ, AND 00000 COLOMBIA, DPTO 2003 LAS CON- 3993 Pg: 1164, $0.94, $1,675.65; BETANCO DE SIMAN, CUCAMONGA, CA TWEED HEADS November 19th, 2018 SCHNEID, PL 03/29/2018, Inst: DES, SANTIAGO 00000 $1,675.65; LE*2107*35*B, Unit CALLE TEPECOYO 91737-1677 UNITED SOUTH NEW SOUTH December 10th, 2018 ATTORNEY FOR 2018018340 Bk: 3993 CHILE, 03/29/2018, LE*1406*52*B, Unit Week: 35, Unit: 2107, #27 E AVE STATES, 04/02/2018, WALES 2486 AUS- January 14th, 2019 PLAINTIFF Pg: 1125, $0.98, Inst: 2018018355 Bk: Week: 52, Unit: 1406, Frequency: Annual, TEOTEPEQUE SANTA Inst: 2018018487 Bk: TRALIA, 04/02/2018, February 11th, 2019 6409 Congress Ave., $1,712.50; 3993 Pg: 1140, $0.98, Frequency: Annual, CHARLIE BULLARD, 36 TECLA LA LIBERTAD 3993 Pg: 1272, $0.28, Inst: 2018018515 Bk: March 11th, 2019 Suite 100 LE*1102*31*B, Unit $1,714.16; NATALIE GIDNEY, PO ELBA AVE, BIRMING- EL SALVADOR, $297.07;3993 Pg: 1318, $0.53, April 8th, 2019 Boca Raton, FL 33487 Week: 31, Unit: 1102, LE*1106*09*B, Unit BOX 9672, COLUMBIA, HAM, AL 35214 03/29/2018, Inst: LE*2602*19*B, Unit $818.79; May 13th, 2019 PRIMARY EMAIL: Frequency: Annual, Week: 9, Unit: 1106, SC 29290-0672 UNITED STATES, 2018018450 Bk: 3993 Week: 19, Unit: 2602, LE*2607*04*X, Unit .com June 10th, 2019 mail@rasflaw MARIA CRISTINA Frequency: Annual, UNITED STATES, 03/29/2018, Inst: Pg: 1235, $0.53, Frequency: Annual, ER- Week: 4, Unit: 2607, Pub: October 1, 8, July 8th, 2019 JIMENEZ, CALLE 2 JUAN ANDRES 03/29/2018, Inst: 2018018430 Bk: 3993 $820.69;ROL G. LAT, 9819 Frequency: Odd 4Day, 2018 August 12th, 2019 Sep- SUR #4-128 CONJ VARELA, CERRO 2018018389 Bk: 3993 Pg: 1215, $0.94, LE*2402*51*B, Unit SUMMERHILL ROAD, JUSTIN MORGAN, 2 tember 9th, 2019 22045 PALO AMARILLO CASA PLOMO 6678 DPTO Pg: 1174, $0.88, $1,675.65; Week: 51, Unit: 2402, RANCHOSHIRAZ PLACE 4 SEC LA BALSA CHIA 2003 LAS CONDES, $1,540.07; LE*2201*12*B, Unit Frequency: Annual, CUCAMONGA, CA TWEED HEADS These meetings will be Foreclosure HOA CUNDINAMARCA SANTIAGO 00000 LE*1406*52*B, Unit Week: 12, Unit: 2201, DUSHY91737-1677 UNITED SOUTH NEW SOUTH held at 5:00 P.M. at the 80080-LE20-HOA 00000 COLOMBIA, CHILE, 03/29/2018, Week: 52, Unit: 1406, Frequency: Annual, SELVARATNAM, 31 STATES, 04/02/2018, WALES 2486 AUS- District Headquarters: 03/29/2018, Inst: Inst: 2018018355 Bk: Frequency: Annual, MUSE MANN JR, 1740 PINE GROVE, Inst: 2018018487 Bk: TRALIA, 04/02/2018, 1016 Cox Grade Road, TRUSTEE’S NOTICE 2018018340 Bk: 3993 3993 Pg: 1140, $0.98, DONALD GIDNEY, PO Villa Maison, Mt Pleas- BROOKMANS PARK 3993 Pg: 1272, $0.28, Inst: 2018018519 Bk: Panama City Beach, OF SALE Pg: 1125, $0.98, $1,714.16; BOX 9672, COLUMBIA, ant, SC 29464-7501 HATFIELD HERTS $297.07;3993 Pg: 1322, $0.53, Florida 32407. : Date of Sale: November 2, 2018 at $1,712.50; LE*1106*09*B, Unit SC 29290-0672 UNITED STATES, AL97BP UNITED KING- LE*2602*22*B, Unit $818.79. SCHEDULE 1:00 PM LE*1102*32*B, Unit Week: 9, Unit: 1106, UNITED STATES, 05/01/2018, Inst: DOM, 07/31/2018, Inst: Week: 22, Unit: 2602, “2”: None. If a person decides to Place of Sale: 2353 Jenks Avenue, Week: 32, Unit: 1102, Frequency: Annual, 03/29/2018, Inst: 2018025665 Bk: 4003 2018045802 Bk: 4033 Frequency: Annual, ER- Pub: October 8, 15, appeal any decision Panama City, FL Frequency: Annual, DIEGO VARELA, 2018018389 Bk: 3993 Pg: 2072, $0.95, Pg: 1450, $0.97, IKA C. DE LOPEZ, 2018 made by the District 32405, In the Parking CARLOS MARIO CERRO PLOMO 6678 Pg: 1174, $0.88, $1,664.31; $1,693.21; COSTA DEL ESTE, with respect to any 22063 lot IGLESIAS, CALLE 2 DPTO 2003 LAS CON- $1,540.07; LE*2201*12*B, Unit LE*2404*50*E, Unit RESIDENCIAL BAL- . This Notice is re- IN THE CIRCUIT matter considered at SUR #4-128 CONJ DES, SANTIAGO 00000 LE*1504*49*B, Unit Week: 12, Unit: 2201, Week: 50, Unit: 2404, MORAL CASA #1 PAN- garding that certain COURT OF THE 14TH the meeting, if an ap- PALO AMARILLO CASA CHILE, 03/29/2018, Week: 49, Unit: 1504, Frequency: Annual, Frequency: Even Year AMA 0819-01617 PAN- timeshare interest JUDICAL CIRCUIT, IN peal is available, such 4 SEC LA BALSA CHIA Inst: 2018018355 Bk: Frequency: Annual, CAROLYN DUKE Biennial, MARILYN V. AMA, 04/02/2018, Inst: person will need a rec- owned by Obligor in AND FOR BAY Legends Edge Condo- CUNDINAMARCA 3993 Pg: 1140, $0.98, MARTHA M. AR- MANN, 1740 Villa Mai- FORD, 5515 Windsor 2018018488 Bk: 3993 COUNTY, FLORIDA. ord of the proceeding, 00000 COLOMBIA, $1,714.16; OMATORIO, 123 ANNA son, Mt Pleasant, SC Mill Rd, Gwynn Oak, Pg: 1273, $0.98, minium, located in Bay CASE No. and such person may 03/29/2018, Inst: LE*1106*09*B, Unit KATHRYN DRIVE, 29464-7501 UNITED MD 21207-5927 $1,714.16; County, Florida, as 18000680CA need to ensure that a 2018018341 Bk: 1126 Week: 9, Unit: 1106, GURLEY, AL STATES, 05/01/2018, UNITED STATES, LE*2602*25*B, Unit verbatim record of the more specifically de- Schedule Pg: 1126, $0.98, Frequency: Annual, 35748-9256 UNITED Inst: 2018025665 Bk: 03/29/2018, Inst: Week: 25, Unit: 2602, proceeding is made, scribed on REVERSE MORTGAGE “1” $1,714.16; JUAN ESTEBAN STATES, 03/29/2018, 4003 Pg: 2072, $0.95, 2018018461 Bk: 3993 Frequency: Annual, IS- . The Obligor has FUNDING LLC, which record includes LE*1102*32*B, Unit VARELA, CERRO Inst: 2018018394 Bk: $1,664.31; Pg: 1246, $0.51, ABEL CARDENAS failed to pay when due Plaintiff the testimony and evi- Week: 32, Unit: 1102, PLOMO 6678 DPTO 3993 Pg: 1179, $0.92, LE*2202*05*B, Unit $801.46;ESPITIA, CALLE 108 the Assessments, Fees, vs. dence upon which the Frequency: Annual, 2003 LAS CONDES, $1,637.98; Week: 5, Unit: 2202, LE*2404*50*E, Unit 1711 APTO 401 BO- and Taxes as assessed UNKNOWN SPOUSE, appeal is to be based. MARIA CRISTINA SANTIAGO 00000 LE*1504*50*B, Unit Frequency: Annual, Week: 50, Unit: 2404, GOTA 00000 COLOM- or advanced and is HEIRS, DEVISEES, JIMENEZ, CALLE 2 CHILE, 03/29/2018, Week: 50, Unit: 1504, JOYCE PERRY,PO Frequency: Even Year BIA, 04/02/2018, Inst: thereby in default of the GRANTEES, ASSIGN- Any person requiring a SUR #4-128 CONJ Inst: 2018018355 Bk: Frequency: Annual, BOX 1245, GRAND Biennial, ROBERT L. 2018018490 Bk: 3993 obligation to pay such EES, LIENORS, CREDI- special accommoda- PALO AMARILLO CASA 3993 Pg: 1140, $0.98, MARTHA M. AR- BAY, AL 36541 UNITED SIMMONS JR, 5515 Pg: 1275, $0.98, amounts as and when TORS, TRUSTEES, tion to participate in 4 SEC LA BALSA CHIA $1,714.16; OMATORIO, 123 ANNA STATES, 03/29/2018, Windsor Mill Rd, $1,714.16; due Pursuant to that AND ALL OTHER PAR- this meeting because CUNDINAMARCA LE*1106*09*B, Unit KATHRYN DRIVE, Inst: 2018018432 Bk: Gwynn Oak, MD LE*2602*25*B, Unit certain Declaration re- TIES CLAIMING AN IN- of a disability or physi- 00000 COLOMBIA, Week: 9, Unit: 1106, GURLEY, AL 3993 Pg: 1217, $0.92, 21207-5927 UNITED Week: 25, Unit: 2602, cal impairment should ferred to below. Ac- TEREST BY, Legends 03/29/2018, Inst: Frequency: Annual, 35748-9256 UNITED $1,637.98; STATES, 03/29/2018, Frequency: Annual, MI- contact Beach Mos- cordingly, the THROUGH, UNDER Edge Condominium 2018018341 Bk: 1126 JUAN IGNACIO STATES, 03/29/2018, LE*2202*05*B, Unit Inst: 2018018461 Bk: GUEL CARDENAS, quito Control District, at OR AGAINST THE ES- Association, Inc., a Pg: 1126, $0.98, VARELA, CERRO Inst: 2018018395 Bk: Week: 5, Unit: 2202, 3993 Pg: 1246, $0.51, CALLE 108 1711 APTO [email protected] TATE OF MARGARET Florida not-for-profit $1,714.16; PLOMO 6678 DPTO 3993 Pg: 1180, $0.92, Frequency: Annual, $801.46;401 BOGOTA 00000 or by phone at A. BURCH AKA MAR- corporation LE*1102*38*B, Unit 2003 LAS CONDES, $1,637.98; CHRIS ROWLAND, PO LE*2406*16*B, Unit COLOMBIA, GARET ANN BURCH, (850)233-5030 ext. 102 Week: 38, Unit: 1102, SANTIAGO 00000 LE*1506*14*X, Unit BOX 1245, GRAND Week: 16, Unit: 2406, 04/02/2018, Inst: (Association) did cause DECEASED, et al., at least five (5) calen- Frequency: Annual, CHILE, 03/29/2018, Week: 14, Unit: 1506, BAY, AL 36541 UNITED Frequency: Annual, 2018018490 Bk: 3993 dar days prior to the a Claim of Lien (“Lien”) Defendants to be recorded in the JAIME EDUARDO Inst: 2018018355 Bk: Frequency: Odd Year STATES, 03/29/2018, CARMEN ESTRADA, Pg: 1275, $0.98, meeting. If you are RINCON CERON, CRA 3993 Pg: 1140, $0.98, Biennial, NEAL Inst: 2018018432 Bk: SN JOSE STA ANA $1,714.16; Public Records of Bay, NOTICE OF ACTION hearing or speech im- 11A 112-76 APTO 702 $1,714.16; RODEFER, 1673 RED- 3993 Pg: 1217, $0.92, URUCA COSTADO LE*2602*26*B, Unit paired, and you pos- Florida, as described Schedule “1” BOGOTA 00000 CO- LE*1106*09*B, Unit WOOD DR, KINGS- $1,637.98; OESTE PLAZA Week: 26, Unit: 2602, on , TO: sess TDD equipment, LOMBIA, 03/29/2018, Week: 9, Unit: 1106, PORT, TN 37664 LE*2203*12*X, Unit OBELICO COND ORO Frequency: Annual, IS- thereby perfecting the UNKNOWN SPOUSE, you may contact the Inst: 2018018342 Bk: Frequency: Annual, UNITED STATES, Week: 12, Unit: 2203, DEL RIO 7 SAN JOSE ABEL CARDENAS District using the Flor- lien of Assessments, HEIRS, DEVISEES, Fees, and Taxes pursu- 3993 Pg: 1127, $0.98, TAIBE PALACIOS, 03/29/2018, Inst: Frequency: Odd 4Day, 00000 COSTA RICA, ESPITIA, CALLE 108

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GRANTEES, ASSIGN- Piano Lessons 10% DISCOUNT The City of Mexico Beach is currently EES, LIENORS, CREDI- CUSTOM ORDER Enroll Fall Discounts! Our exceptional office is now looking TORS, TRUSTEES, Lessons in your home for One Full-Time & One Part-Time accepting applications for the position of AND ALL OTHER PAR- FURNITURE or in studio. All ages! TIES CLAIMING AN IN- and Call (850)260-5993 Code Enforcement Officer. TEREST BY, CERTIFIED DENTAL WINDOW Innovations Federal Credit Union is seeking THROUGH, UNDER TREATMENTS ASSISTANT This position’s primary responsibility is work- motivated, ambitious and member service OR AGAINST THE ES- S & S Interiors ing with enforcement of city ordinances, per- oriented individuals with excellent organiza- TATE OF MARGARET 8406 PCB Pkwy mitting and other duties as assigned. Qualified tional and customer service skills. A. BURCH AKA MAR- Experience is required. Assist in all candidates will have a valid driver’s license. GARET ANN BURCH, aspects of dental care, treatment, Code Enforcement Certification preferred. If you have a positive attitude, a high standard DECEASED 5720 Furniture For Sale x-rays. If you are highly motivated, Salary depending on qualifications. City bene- of integrity, and you are a team player, we HIGHWAY 2297 Queen mattress, frame team oriented, outgoing and enjoy fits include Retirement, Health Insurance, Life would like to talk with you about becoming a PANAMA CITY, FL and box springs, 6 working with people, you’re the person Insurance, Dental Insurance and Vision Ins. part of the exciting success and growth of 32404 months old $400, Natu- ral wood & white di- we need. this dynamic and innovative full service finan- Applications will be accepted at: cial institution. AND TO: All persons nette set (table w/ 6 Mexico Beach City Hall, 201 Paradise Path. claiming an interest by, chairs) $300, Moving We offer a great salary and benefits in a We currently have openings for an: through, under, or boxes $2 $3 &$4, ward- warm and caring atmosphere. Job posting closes Oct. 26, 2018 at 3:00 p.m. against the aforesaid robe $8 ea Call Defendant(s). 850-387-8118 Please fax resume to 850-233-9434; For more information please visit FSRI - Entry Level Teller position. or email to www.mexicobeachgov.com. YOU ARE HEREBY NO- The City of Mexico Beach is a Drug-Free work TIFIED that an action to [email protected] place and is an EEOC provider. Please submit your resume to: foreclose a mortgage Dental Asst. & on the following de- Innovations FCU scribed property lo- CLEARANCE Dental Hygienist PO Box 15529 cated in Bay County, SALE Busy growing dental Panama City, FL 32406 Florida: practice looking for an Attn: Human Resources. Stainless Steel Cook- experienced, enthusi- Or email us at [email protected] ware, Pyrex glassware, BEGINNING AT THE astic, team oriented Apalachee Center, INC. corkscrews, veggie NORTHEAST COR- dental assistant and peelers, knives, NOW HIRING FOR OUR NER OF THE NORTH- hygienist to start imme- non-stick cookie sheet, WEST 114 OF SEC- diately. COMMUNITY and much more. TION 19, TOWNSHIP Please fax resume to S & S Interiors ACTION TEAM MORE THAN A JOB… 5 SOUTH, RANGE 12 (850) 271-0679 or email 8406 PCB Pkwy [email protected] Will serve Liberty and Franklin Counties WEST, RUN SOUTH *Care Manager - bachelor’s degree in Human ALONG THE EAST CLOSEOUT Services (psychology, social work, etc.) A FUTURE! BOUNDARY OF SAID *Therapist - masters degree in Human NORTHWEST 1/4 200 HOUSEWARES Services required. FEET TO THE POINT Electric Can *Therapeutic Mentor - family member or OF BEGINNING, Openers, Toasters, caregiver to another person who is living with LONG TERM WORK THEN CONTINUE Blenders, etc. a mental health condition or a Certified SOUTH 220 FEET, REDUCED TO Recovery Peer Specialist by the Florida THEN RUN WEST 250 COST! Emerald Falls Certification Board. FEET MORE OR LESS S & S Interiors 8602 Thomas Dr. *Team Leader - Must hold LCSW, LMHC, or TO THE MEAN LOW 8406 PCB Parkway LMFT. TIDE LINE OF EAST All positions require a valid driver’s license EASTERN ST. ANDRE’S BAY, with no more than 6 points on driver THEN RUN NORTH- history report. ERLY FOLLOWING SHIPBUILDING SAID MEAN LOW TIDE LINE 220 FEET BENELLI MORE OR LESS TO A Cobra POINT 200 FEET 12 gauge Adventure Park Production/Operations GROUP SOUTH OF THE (850)258-7841 9323 Front Bch Rd. NORTH LINE OF SEC- TION 19, THEN RUN Now Hiring Eastern Shipbuilding Group an aggressive leader in the EAST 260 FEET Model 94 Winchester Ride MORE OR LESS TO rifle, octagon barrell, Attendants 25-35 caliber over 100 Marine Shipbuilding Industry has immediate openings THE POINT OF BE- Cashiers GINNING. yrs old, nice cond. asking $1500 Call Multiple Positions for the following skilled craftsmen: Small Engine has been filed against 774-6350 SEASONAL / PART-TIME you, and you are re- Mechanic NEWSPAPER INSERTER quired to serve a copy Pick up applications • Shipfi tters • Structural Welders of your written de- at Emerald Falls or Standing, bending & lifting required. fenses, if any, to this Cobra Adventure Must be able to work a flexible schedule action, on Greenspoon Park. including nights and weekends. • Pipe Welders • Pipefi tters Marder, LLP, Default Four Cemetary Department, Attor- Plots Available Apply at The News Herald neys for Plaintiff, Evergreen Memorial Exp Receptionist 501 W. 11th Street Panama City • Marine Electricians whose address is Gardens Hwy 231 Office Assistant Interviews will be scheduled at a later time. Trade Centre South, GARDEN OF SER- For busy Suite 700, 100 West MON ON THE medical practice. No phone calls • Safety Rep. • QA Inspectors Cypress Creek Road, MOUNT PLOTS Fax resume to: Candidates are hired pending criminal Fort Lauderdale, FL 1,2,3,4 LOT No. 850-763-1477 background check and pre-employment 33309, and file the 143A $2,500.00 each drug screen. original with the Clerk Call 850-832-4894 • Shipfi tter, Welder & within 30 days after the Full-Time Salaried first publication of this Cleaning, Landscaping, notice in THE NEWS Mr. Baseball & Maintenance Tech. HERALD, otherwise a Buying sports cards $30-32K DOE. (Health Pipefi tter Trainees default and a judgment & memorabilia. and Dental available). may be entered against 203-767-2407 Apply at www.north you for the relief de- star.church/jobs Qualifi ed craftsmen manded in the Com- SALE plaint. Maintenance 20% OFF Medical/Health WITNESS MY HAND In-Stock Technician Wanted should apply in person: AND SEAL OF SAID FURNITURE Medical Asst./ COURT on this 1st day LAMPS of October, 2018. Receptionist Full time position with competitive wage and Mon – Fri, ARTWORK Exp. preferred for front benefits. Weekend work required. Must have S & S Interiors & back office. Fax re- maintenance experience. Need to be detailed BILL KINSAUL 8406 PCB Pkwy As Clerk of said Court sume to: 850-763-9494 oriented and have basic computer skills. Valid driver’s license required. 8am - 12pm – 1pm - 4:30pm. By: Debbie Roberson As Deputy Clerk Come by Collins Vacation Rentals, Inc. Pub: October 8, 15, located at 60 East Gulf Beach Drive to apply in Human Resources (2 Locations): 2018 person or email Quentin Allen to request an application be emailed to you. Raffield Family Reunion [email protected] 13300 Allanton Rd, Saturday, October 20, 2018 - 9:30 a.m. EST Bring covered dish, dessert and/or drinks Lung Cancer? And Age 60+? You And Your Gulf County Senior Center Panama City, FL 32404 and Family May Be Entitled 120 Library Drive - Port St. Joe, FL To Significant Cash Award. Call For additional info call 850-348-7728 134 S. East Ave, 855-259-0557 for Infor- or email to [email protected] mation. No Risk. No Money Out Of Pocket. Rutherford High School Panama City, FL 32401 Class of ‘73 www.easternshipbuilding.com 45th Reunion October 12 & 13 Eastern offers a competitive salary and benefi ts Holiday Inn across from Panama City Mall For information, please call 850-896-2269 package including 401(k) and Company paid health, or email [email protected] dental & life insurance, attendance & safety bonuses. Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity/Affi rmative Action Employer. All qualifi ed applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, creed, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, protected veteran status, disability status or any other status or characteristic protected under applicable federal, state, of local laws. MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH NF-1185390 is seeking applicants for

CHURCH SECRETARY/ADMINISTRATOR.

The church secretary will perform a variety of clerical and administrative duties to assist the pastor in performing ministerial responsibili- ties and to support the day-to-day operation HAVANESE PUPS of the church. AKC Home Raised Best Health Guar. Qualifications: Call 239-324-4650 - High school diploma www.noahslittleark.com - Minimum of three years prior experience, re- levant experience in office setting - Computer literacy including knowledge of Microsoft Office programs, especially Word, Publisher and Excel - Excellent English and grammatical skills - Excellent organizational skills with the flexibi- lity to handle a number of different tasks & projects - Ability to work independently $10 Off New Clients Don’s Home !!Bob’s Home A. Pearce Interested applicants please submit resume One time cleanings Repair Repairs!! to: [email protected] welcome. Tree & Stump Exp & thorough Painting, Tile, Roof, soffit, facia re- Windows, Doors, pair, drywall repair and Service housekeeper. Bill W. Hash painting, electric & “We go out on a Excellent Loc Ref. General Carpentry, Communications Specialist Remodeling & Metal Roofs, plumbing. limb for you!” Lic & Ins. Consulting Free Estimates! Lic. & Ins. Kim 850-625-9062 Kitchen/Bath, Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative Master Pressure Washing, 850-257-6366 850-596-5067 is accepting applications for the position of Craftsman Plumbing Panama City Area Communications Specialist working primar- 33 yrs exp. Demo/Junk. Insured. ily out of the Southport, FL office. Call 850-890-7569 850-630-9690 HOME REPAIRS Anytime Tree Text FL91517 to Any Job, Large Or Alonzo Caudill Bachelor’s degree in Public Relations, Com- « Duncan « 56654 Small. New Installs, Removal! Painting, pressure 850-265-9794 munications, Journalism or similar field re- Concrete Kitchens, Baths cleaning, and quired. Experience in a Public Relations Exp. & Ins. Paint, Tile, Wood repairs. 30 yrs exp. /Communications position is preferred. At a rot, Electric, Plumb. 850-303-9669 minimum, the candidate should have com- Driveway & Patio Robert BJ’S TREE Have It Your Way pleted a college internship in the Public Specialist 850-832-7972 REMOVAL & LOT Relations/Communications field. 850-896-1574 Int/Ext Painting CLEARING! Clean-Ups/Sod Kevin Williams We also offer All Home Epoxy floors Key functions of position are: communicating Driveway Specialist Repairs & All Areas of Home Excavating Services! with members and potential members, writing WHITE’S Rock/Flower Beds Repair and Remodeling $3499- NEW METAL Military and senior articles for various print/ publications/ social Remodeling Gutter & Roof Kitchens, Baths, ROOF for the citizen discounts. media platforms, and assisting the VP of Mar- CONCRETE Wood rot, roofs Cleaning Decks, Additions Doublewide!! Free Estimates! keting/ Communications with other key com- Lic. Ins.& repairs, drywall, Drainage systems. No Job too Small! (up to 28x60) Accepting all major Guyson Construction munication areas. 40 yrs.exp. painting, vinyl, Lot Clearing, 30 Years Experience! credit cards! 874-1515 or windows, doors, Haul-Offs. Weeding, & Roofing Call (843)270-9251 Lic # CCC1330599 (850) 596-4642 You may apply online at 896-6864 fencing. Tree Trimming, Quality Work Lic & Ins. Sam Pressure Washing, (850) 258-5856 www.gcec.com/careers or at Guaranteed CALL TODAY Career Source Gulf Coast Center, located (850)348-0207 Deck Renovations. Free Estimates Creamer’s Tree at 625 Highway 231, Panama City Need a Save 10%-20%  850-303-8526  Service through Friday Oct. 26, 2018 at 4:00 p.m. helping hand? Call Jason @ (850)832-9343 For a complete job description visit our Advertise in SAWMILLS from only website at www.gcec.com. SELL ALL YOUR $4397.00- MAKE & the Help Equal Opportunity Employer Alonzo Caudill ITEMS Able SAVE MONEY with Tree Be Gone Wanted Painting, Drywall, Lawn Service your own bandmill. Cut Tree removal service. Yard Clean-Up, through classified. We Show Up! lumber any dimension. Quality dependable Section in the Carpenter Repairs & Weekly & Bi-Weekly In stock ready to ship! work at fair prices. Pressure Cleaning services starting FREE Info/DVD: Classifieds! CALL Licensed & insured Licensed & Insured. from $35-PCB www.NorwoodSawmills.co For a Free estimate 747-5020 850-303-9669 596-4383/258-5072 m1-800-567-0404 747-5020 Call (850)819-9987 Ext.300N ✳ ✳ ✳ C10 Monday, October 8, 2018 | The News Herald CLASSIFIEDS

Liquor License Publisher’s Chevrolet Camaro SS, Dodge Journey SXT, Ram 1500, 2014, Crew Bay County 2010, low miles, 6spd 2017, Perfect SUV for a Cab, 4x4, Great condi- I HAVE A BAY Notice manual, lthr, all pwr, growing family w/ 3rd tion! Won’t last at COUNTY LIQUOR LI- Runs great! Call Donna row seating and only $25,988! Call Todd Colony Club/ PCB CENSE FOR SALE. All real estate advertis- 850-258-8548 @ Bay 32k miles! Call Jon 850-252-3234 @ Bay 2br 2Ba 1,200sqft THIS LICENSE IS ing in this newspaper is Cars Megason 850-596-6582 Cars subject to the Fair 4001 Riverside Dr. 3rd floor corner unit READY TO BE TRANS- @ Bay Cars Emerald Falls Housing Act which Beautiful custom Great Golf Course View Dodge Avenger SXT, FERRED AND CAN BE Ram 2500, 2018, Diesel 8602 Thomas Dr. makes it illegal to ad- built 3br/2ba. Community Pool 2013, blue, black lthr, Ford Escape SE, 2018, USED IN A BAR OR or gas! Low miles! vertise “any preference, 3126sqft. $425,000. David Shearon auto, 85k miles. Only only 11k miles! Under PACKAGE STORE. I limitation or discrimi- Crew cabs! Call Victor MLS #668301 850-814-9098 $9998! Call Laura warranty! $17,998 Call CAN OFFER FINANC- nation based on race, 850-348-1038 @ Bay Laird Hitchcock MLS#674920 850-348-1452 @ Bay Naseer 850-832-4655 ING IF NEEDED. CALL color, religion, sex, Cars Hitchcock Real Cars @ Bay Cars OR TEXT TODD AT handicap, familial status or national origin, or an Estate LLC Ford Escape SEL, (954)303-9454 Ram 3500 Laramie intention, to make any (850) 866-2158 2013, 2.0 w/ Eco Boost, such preference, limita- Mega Cab, 2016, 4x4, lthr, pwr driver seat, Cobra tion or discrimination” 32k miles, Perfect con- backup cam, and Adventure Park Familial status includes dition dually! Won’t last more! Call Laura 9323 Front Bch Rd. children under the age For Sale By at $59,998! Call Todd of 18 living with parents 850-348-1452 @ Bay Now Hiring Owner 850-252-3234 @ Bay or legal custodians, 2015 Toyota Avalon Cars SMALL pregnant women and Cars ENGINE people securing cus- Only 45 K, grey, ex- Ford Escape Titanium, tody of children under cell. cond., $19,500 2014, lthr, sunroof, nav, Toyota Tacoma, 2006, MECHANIC 18. Call 850 769-1127 Only $13,988! Call FULL TIME AND double cab, Sr5, only Bryan 850-832-4655 @ 84k miles, auto, all pwr, This newspaper will not Hyundai Sonata Sport, PART TIME YEAR ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Bay Cars Save!! Call Donna knowingly accept any 2015, under warranty, ROUND OR Sell It Today! 850-258-8548 @ Bay advertising for real es- Text FL98207 to 56654 29k miles! Great MPG! GMC Yukon XLC, 2015, SEASONAL. tate which is in violation txt FL92794 to 56654 black lthr, nav, sunroof, Cars PAID BENEFEITS of the law. Our readers $15,998 Call Todd are hereby informed I BUY 850-252-3234 @ Bay backup cam, only 43k AVAILABLE! Custom quality 3BR/ miles, LOADED! Call Toyota Tundra 4x4, that all dwellings adver- 2BA home. Pool w/ Cars Pick up applications tised in this newspaper HOUSES Victor 850-348-1038 @ 2014, Limited, lthr, nav, at Emerald Falls or (3rd) outside bath. Split Lincoln Town Car, Bay Cars backup cam, 52k mi- are available on a equal Pretty or Ugly BR plan, lots of high Cobra Adventure opportunity basis. To Jackson Co, FL 2003, Signature, Per- les, Crew Cab, Special complain of discrimina- end features. FP, wet fect car at an affordable Hyundai Tuscon SE, Park 763-7355 377 Acres, Edition! Call Victor tion call HUD toll-free at ibuyhousesprettyorugly.com bar, big rooms! Near price! Call Jon 2017, only 10k miles, $2,985.oo per Acre 850-348-1038 @ Bay 1-800-669-9777. The Pier Park & Beach! Megason 850-596-6582 under warranty, low 145 Acres Cars toll-free number for the $269,000 @ Bay Cars price! $16,988 Call THE SALVATION ARMY hearing impaired is Cultivated/Irrigated Bryan 850-832-4655 @ NEEDS VOLUNTEERS 1-800-927-9275. 6,000 SQ FT Open Mercedes Benz C300, Bay Cars to Ring the Bells for Packing Shed 2014, only 39k miles! Christmas. Jeep Wrangler Unlim- 2,400 SQ FT Cooler Clean CarFax! You ited Sport, 2008, only BELL with Loading Ramps can’t look this good an- 68k miles, Only 707jenks.com Multiple Wells ywhere else! Call Jon Chrysler Pacifica T, RINGERS $15,998! Hurry! Call Nice, big office Excellent Hunting Megason 850-596-6582 2018, low miles, 2 to P/T & F/T Paid Bell 3202 MAGNOLIA 134 Colina Circle Todd 850-252-3234 @ spaces. 200 to 2,400 Call Kane @ Bay Cars choose from!! Call Ringer Positions are sq ft. Shared recep- ISLANDS Boulevard O’Keefe & Wainwright, 850-509-8817 Bay Cars Cheryl 850-541-3253 @ also available starting tion, conf. areas. Panama City Beach Realtors (850)785-8746 Mercedes SLK280, Bay Cars at $8.25/hr. Bell Ringer Gorgeous New Jeep Wrangler, 2008, Starting at $400 and 2006, convertible, silver Unlimited Sport, Man- application/meeting will up. 2 BR/2 BA duplex Orleans Style home Kings Point w/ black lthr, $10,998 be held at: located in the gated Waterfront home for ual, 80k miles, hard FOR SALE (850)535-5028 available Nov. 1, 1300 Call Randy Johnson top, Great condition! The Salvation Army (850)624-5634 sq ft Split bedroom friendly community of sale. 4 BR/ 3B, 850-209-3469 @ Bay FOR PARTS 2601 S. Hwy. 77 in The Preserve. This hottub, inground $17,998 Call Todd 2001 Grand Caravan floor plan, w/d in- Mobile Home trailer for Cars 850-252-3234 @ Bay Lynn Haven, on Mon- cluded, lg storage shed residence is pool with Rebuilt 3.8 engine, etc., day, October 15th at surrounded by enclosure, covered sale. 12’x70’ in good Mitsubishi Lancer, Cars etc. $750.00 FIRM. Buy it! in back yard, fenced shape in Callaway. 1:00 pm. Call 769-5259 beautiful trees and the boatlift, waverunner 2015, manual transmis- Kia Sedona, 2014, 92k 850-257-6366 yard, pets ok w/ pet 334 Camelia Ave., Lot for information. Classified. pool is privitely lift. sion, black on black, 1 miles, white w/ gray dep of $200 conven- 4 sacluded for lots of $525,000 owner, 7k miles, very lthr, $12,900 Call Make your move iently located off of Call 850-871-2629 Pontiac Montana, 2005, If you didn’t Jenks and Hwy 77 near family fun. A Call (850)527-6326 clean! Won’t last long Randy Johnson Nice van! Lthr, pwr advertise here, to the medium 26th St., $900 mo, Call stunning gourmet at $15,998! 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Come take Ram 1500, 2014, 4x4, Brakes. $2400 new, • High school diploma or GED equivalent plus 1–3 her for a test drive! In- Dodge Durango SXT, Laramie, Hemi, only selling for $1100 with credible asking price! 2015, 3rd row, only 41k 93k miles! Super clean! approximately 1000 years experience in Payroll. An equivalent combination Call Jon Megason miles! $20,998 Call Nice truck! Call Donna miles on it. Call/Text 850-596-6582 @ Bay Naseer 850-832-4655 850-258-8548 @ Bay 850-778-9100, in Pan- of education and experience may be considered. Cars @ Bay Cars Cars ama City. • Intermediate to advanced level payroll software, including job cost, Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook experience required. Sage software with report design experience highly desired. • Experience with electronic timekeeping desired. • Experience with government contracts and DCAA compliance desired. • Position requires integrity, fl exibility, initiative, interpersonal skills, attention to detail and multi- tasking. • The ability to obtain and maintain bonding insurance coverage may be required. Eastern offers a competitive salary and benefi t package including 401(k) and Company paid health, dental & life insurance. Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity/Affi rmative Action Employer. All qualifi ed applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, creed, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, protected veteran status, disability status or any other status or characteristic protected under applicable federal, state, of local laws. Qualifi ed applicants may submit their resume/application in confi dence to Human Resources, 13300 Allanton Road, Panama City, FL 32404 or via e-mail: [email protected] NF-1191629

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