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Herald-CitizenTHURSDAY,Herald-Citizen JANUARY 10, 2019 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 117TH YEAR | NO. 7 50 CENTS Monterey looks to solar savings BY JIM HERRIN lations,” Mayor Bill Wiggins “So we’re just about ready there and who we might sell erative (VEC) to discuss the HERALD-CITIZEN told the Board of Aldermen to start generating power,” he power to.” issue. this week. “One is at the said. Wiggins said “there’s “They have submitted a The town of Monterey is emergency services building Wiggins said he also plans already been an approach proposal,” he said. “If Monte- making progress toward with a roof array. They’ve to have a work session with made” to representatives of rey wants to pay for the labor, using solar energy to poten- just about completed it. And the board in February to talk Perdue, whose factory is near the bulbs and the fi xtures and tially save on the cost of their also the one at the water more about solar energy. the location of the potential associated costs to install the electric bills. intake station out at the city “I’ve asked Hannah to come solar farm. 70-watt bulbs all over town The town entered into an lake on the Hanging Limb in and brief everybody on the The town is also looking to with the street lights — there agreement with Hannah Highway.” prospects of creating a solar save money by converting all are 349 of them — it would Solar in 2017 to provide solar Wiggins said the third solar farm on the slopes of the in- of their street lights to LED cost $131,000. If we elect to go panels at three locations. panel installation will be at dustrial park,” he said. “We’ll bulbs. Wiggins said he met with a higher voltage LED, “(They) have about com- Monterey’s sewer plant on have a lengthy work session last year with representatives pleted two of the three instal- Woodcliff Road. to check out the potential of Volunteer Energy Coop- SEE SOLAR, PAGE A2 Man wanted in connection with shooting BY PAIGE STANAGE HERALD-CITIZEN

The Jackson County Sheriff ’s Department is searching for a man involved with an attempted homicide on Dec. 16 at a Jackson County residence. Justin Stewart, 26, is wanted by the JCSD for questioning about an incident where a person was shot. “The victim was struck on the side of the head and was treated for a non-lethal inju- ry,” the statement reads. Stewart is described as 6 foot, 1 inch tall, 230-pound white male with brown hair and brown eyes. He has active probation violation warrants in Putnam County, is a convicted felony drug off ender, and should be considered armed and dan- BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN Stewart gerous, according to the JCSD. Putnam County maintenance director Dennis McBroom is helping the Putnam County Library “Offi cers should use extreme renovate and add additional study rooms for patrons. caution if he is contacted,” the statement reads. He was last seen driving a 1999 blue Honda Accord with a license plate of 7G61C9, ac- PCL renovating for new off erings cording to the JCSD. BY BEN WHEELER it.” those looking for a quiet space in The vehicle is registered to his girlfriend, HERALD-CITIZEN PCL was able to budget for the which to study. Jennifer Hixson, 26, who was present at the renovations, and county offi cials “We hope that people will use time of the incident. She is also being investi- The Putnam County Library is have been helping the library se- them for a number of purposes, gated for her involvement, states the JCSD. currently renovating its upstairs cure the spaces as a capital outlay studying being one of them,” Hixson is 5 foot, 7 inches tall, 140 pound computer area, adding additional project. Schaller said. “They can be used white female with strawberry blonde hair services for patrons. The library had the space listed for small meetings and get our and hazel eyes. New spaces include study rooms as a priority but needed to address board games to play them inside.” “The Honda Accord has been entered and a mixed-use room, something more urgent issues such as the The library board has yet to set NCIC as a felony vehicle (NIC/V360836970). that has been in the works for bathroom renovations and the policies for usage of the new spac- The car may have been painted black since some time. new roof. es, but expectations are that there the incident according to information provid- “This is something that I’ve All three rooms will be com- will be the same sorts of restric- ed in the case,” according to the statement. been wanting to do for about two pletely enclosed, with windows tions that apply to meeting rooms Please notify Jackson County Sheriff ’s years,” said Phil Schaller, Putnam inside, but there won’t be locks at the library. Detective Jimmy Patterson at 931-268-6226, County Library director. “It’s on the doors so library offi cials The mixed-use room also will or Jackson County Dispatch at 931-268-0180 if something that has been severely will be able to monitor activities feature maker space tools for pa- you have any information about this incident lacking, the community has asked inside. or their whereabouts. for it, and we’re fi nally able to do The rooms will be insulated for SEE LIBRARY, PAGE A2 Charges are pending at this time. Tech, ROTC agree to 10 more years on campus

TTU — Tennessee Tech’s ROTC The program was one of 13 across program is starting 2019 with a new the nation and three in Tennessee on 10-year contract with the United States the chopping block in 2013 when the Army Cadet Command, the organiza- U.S. Department of Defense was facing tion that oversees the ROTC program budget restrictions. nationwide. “It meant enough to us to do every- “I am proud that Tennessee Tech thing we could to provide excellent and military service are linked training, facilities and support that throughout our history through current and future leaders deserve,” honorable men and women,” said Oldham said. “When we received Tech President Phil Oldham. “ROTC notice that the Department of Defense has been on campus since 1950, but in was going to cut Tech’s program, the the past few years, we learned to take university, alumni, legislators and nothing for granted and examined community leaders came together to what training military leaders really Signing the 10 year ROTC contract, from left, are Tennessee Tech meant to us.” SEE ROTC, PAGE A2 President Phil Oldham and Lt. Col. Adam Grim. herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections |14 pages OBITUARIES Page A5 DEAR ABBY A6 COMICS A7 OPINION A4 Thelma Stewart, Cookeville Douglas Shirely, Moss CALENDAR A3 CROSSWORD A7 SPORTS B1 Elise White, Livingston Laura Ward, Dayton, Ohio CLASSIFIED B4 LIVING A6 SUDOKU A7 Marshal Cooper, Tompkinsville, Ky. John Fonville, Pikeville A2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 2019 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 Wednesday Lawmakers head

Cash 3 Evening 0-5-1, LS: 6 back to Nashville Midday 2-4-8, LS: 14 Morning 0-2-8, LS: 10 BY KATE COOK which approves sports Cash 4 HERALD-CITIZEN betting. If it’s approved Evening 9-5-5-6, LS: 25 and signed into law by Midday 4-2-0-4, LS: 10 Lawmakers are back the governor, sports Morning 0-2-0-0, LS: 2 in Nashville for the betting would be allowed Lotto America year’s legislative ses- based on local elections. 13-19-35-44-50, Star Ball: sion, conducting some The process appears 1, ASB: 2 business in the lead up to similar to the way wine Est. jackpot: $13.35M Governor-elect Bill Lee’s in grocery stores was per- Powerball 06-19-37-49-59, Power- inauguration. mitted a few years ago. A ball: 22, Power Play: 3 Things are moving a bit 10-percent tax on gaming Est. jackpot: $82 million more slowly than usual revenue is part of the bill. PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN Tennessee Cash this year. Tuesday, mem- HB4 would start a The Cookeville Coin Show is set for 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 07-10-23-25-29, Bonus: 3 bers formally chose Rep. three-year pilot program 16 at the Cookeville Parks and Recreation Center at 240 Carlen Est. jackpot: $800,000 Glen Casada, R- Frank- to provide child care pay- Drive. lin, to serve as Speaker ments to eligible relative of the House. Sen. Randy caregivers. McNally, R-Oak Ridge, HB12 would prevent Coin show fun for all 0READER SERVICES0 was formally chosen to local governments from Address: continue as Speaker of requiring business BY PAIGE STANAGE ious southeastern states, and in 1300 Neal St. the Senate. licenses for businesses HERALD-CITIZEN addition to coins, may off er post- Cookeville, TN 38501 Wednesday, members operated occasionally cards, tokens, paper money and gathered to re-elect by those under age 18. If An upcoming coin show will small antiques. Mailing Address: Treasurer David Lillard passed, it would prevent a feature a variety of coins and “There’s something for ev- and Comptroller Justin town from forcing a child collectibles for those of all ages to erybody,” White said. “Whether P.O. Box 2729 Wilson. The two were to get a business license experience. you’re just starting a collection, or Cookeville TN 38502 sworn in during the ses- for a lemonade stand. The Cookeville Coin Club is an avid, long-time collector.” sion. This is Wilson and HB22 vacates the state hosting its Coin Show from 9 a.m. Panzer added coin collecting is Phone: 931-526-9715 Lillard’s sixth two-year historical commission to 4 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 16, at the a hobby that can connect genera- Fax: 931-526-1209 terms. and creates a new ver- Cookeville Parks and Recreation tions. The General Assembly sion. It would reduce the Center, at 240 Carlen Drive. “My mother and father collected News will adjourn for a week size from 25 to 15 mem- The event includes free parking coins. I’m trying to catch up, and [email protected] beginning Friday, then bers, all appointed by the and admission, and door/raffl e trying to introduce my child to it; Sports reconvene Friday, Jan. 18, governor. Seven of those prizes. she’s 10,” Panzer said. “It’s great [email protected] just before Lee’s inaugu- members must be from a “It’s a good place to bring any for kids because they learn histo- Advertising ration. racial minority and eight coins and the like to fi nd out what ry, and they can also make some [email protected] The House will be in must have an academic they are worth, or what they are,” money out of it if they’re go-get- Living recess until Jan. 23, with background in history or said club secretary Richard White. ters.” [email protected] the Senate returning Jan. historic preservation. “You’ll get free appraisals.” The Cookeville Coin Club meets Circulation 28. Finally, HB29 would The show includes approximate- 6:30 p.m. the fi rst Tuesday of each [email protected] Even though the vacate the offi ce of secre- ly 40 vendors. month at the First Presbyterian Business News session will see a lot of tary of state and coordi- “All the items aren’t expensive,” Church Fellowship Hall. [email protected] recess time, bills have nator of elections if either said coin club member, Haley Pan- For more information about the Church News been fi led for consider- of them qualifi ed to run zer. “There’s a variety.” show or coin club, call club presi- [email protected] ation. Those include HB1, for offi ce. Current vendors hail from var- dent Dave Fouts at (423) 413-0268. School News [email protected] Classified Ads [email protected] Man found Letter Guidelines All letters to the editor must be with 100 signed and include the writer’s name, address and phone number. Letters are subject to Xanax editing and/or rejection. A strict BY PAIGE STANAGE 400-word limit will be enforced. HERALD-CITIZEN Send letters to the mailing address listed above, or email An Algood man was to [email protected]. arrested Wednesday af- ter 100 Xanax pills were Order a Photo found in his residence. Every photograph taken by a The home Herald-Citizen photographer of Franklin and published in the paper Hughes, is available for purchase. Go 24, was to www.herald-citizen.com searched and click on “Photo Gallery.” JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN by Putnam Also, many photos included in Newly installed solar panels are visible at the front edge of the roof of the emergency services County online stories are available for building in Monterey. Detective purchase. HughesHh Rebecca Wright as Subscriptions SOLAR: part of his probation, To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. Monterey hopes to save utility money with panels according to the arrest Visa, MasterCard, Discover FROM PAGE A1 “But we had a private concern Railroad Avenue, Old Walton warrants. and AmEx accepted. estimate that our power bill Road and Elm Street from Hughes admitted that Rates: and we may, the price jumps to on street lights could go from Commercial over to Stratton,” he had 100 Xanax pills 3 mo 6 mo 1yr about $152,000.” $70,000 a year to $22,000 with he said. “The thinking was if we at his residence, the war- Carrier or But Wiggins said the upfront LEDs.” can convert to solar, we can take rant states. Mail: 385 cost could be paid back with If the savings are realized, the savings in our power bills A set of digital scales, Zip Code $28 $54 $95 lower energy bills. the mayor said other projects in and convince a lender to loan the pills, seven bottles of Print & “VEC only gave me those town could see the benefi t. us a lot more money to get these anabolic steroids, and a E-Edition $29 $56 $98 costs. They did not give me the “The street committee set paving jobs done. So we’ll see large amount of money E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 projected savings,” he said. some priorities for paving — how that works out.” in various denomina- Mail: Outside tions were found in 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 Hughes’ home, accord- Mail: Outside ing to the warrants. A Tennessee $82 $132 $220 LIBRARY: Room construction to be completed this month sawn-off 410 shotgun was found in the air Miss Your Paper? FROM PAGE A1 last April,” Schaller said. “We we’re going to house that equip- vent. Your carrier is an independent had people come in and scan old ment in there for people to use, “The subject (Hughes) contractor. However, as a trons to utilize, including robotic documents, convert VHS to fl ash after getting trained on it fi rst. admitted that the pills service to our subscribers, our tools, like Spheros and Lego. drives, and that was all Tech That way they can use them for could be laced with circulation department is open Schaller hopes to use the room equipment through a partner- historical preservation.” fentanyl,” the warrant from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- for popular programs that have ship.” Construction should be done states. day-Friday and from been done in the past. “We got all that same equip- by the end of January by Put- Hughes was arrested 7-9 a.m. each Sunday to “We had a preservation week ment for the library itself, and nam County Maintenance. for two counts posses- answer calls. Call 931-526-9715. sion of controlled sub- stances, possession of a Herald-Citizen fi rearm by a convicted USPS 313-680 ROTC: Program has 86 students and 33 new recruits this year felon, and possession of ISSN 8750-5541 a prohibited weapon; his The Herald-Citizen is published after- FROM PAGE A1 eral offi cers have come out of the increase to 15,” he said. “Our goal bond is $30,000. noons Tuesday through Friday and program, including four-star is to have 120 cadets by 2020, but Sunday morning except New Year’s support the Golden Eagle Battal- Gen. Carl Stiner, who served if we hit 100, we’ll be doing very Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving ion.” as Commander in Chief of the well.” 0CORRECTION0 Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., Tech’s ROTC program devel- United States Special Operations There are many rewards for In the Wednesday, P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. ops future leaders for the U.S. Command from 1990-1993. cadets in the ROTC program. Jan. 9, 2019 edition of Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville Army. According to Ron Borden, The program prepares stu- “There is the chance to be a the Herald-Citizen, the TN. POSTMASTER: send address recruiting and operations offi cer dents to accept a presidential team leader, to encourage people phone number listed changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. for the program, there are 86 stu- appointment at the degree of to accomplish a mission and help for Putnam residents to The Herald-Citizen is a member of dents in the program this semes- 2nd Lieutenant to serve in one soldiers and subordinates better sign up for a composting the Tennessee Press Association ter with 33 new students enrolled. of three components - active themselves and succeed in life class to receive a com- and the Associated Press. The As- “It is open to anyone in any duty, Army Reserve or National and the Army,” Borden said. posting container was sociated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news printed in major, male or female,” he said. Guard. Anyone interested in fi nding incorrect. Call (931) 432- the Herald-Citizen. “And there is no military com- “Since 2013, our mission has out more about Tech’s ROTC pro- 4111 or (931) 261-7841 and mitment.” been to produce 12 new lieuten- gram can visit www.tntech.edu/ leave a message to sign Since its inception, nine gen- ants and in 2020, the goal will armyrotc. up for the class. Jack McNeely WEATHER Editor & Publisher Tonight Friday Night Saturday Night Readings Lindsay McReynolds Clear, with a low around 22. A chance of rain and snow, mainly Rain. Low around 38. Wednesday’s high in Cookeville was 44, low 24. Wednes- Managing Editor after midnight. Cloudy, low around 45. day’s high in Monterey was 38, low 20. Friday Sunday Roger Wells Increasing clouds, with a high near Saturday Rain likely. Cloudy, with a high near Almanac Advertising Director 45. A chance of rain and snow before 7 44. Thursday is the 10th day of the year, with 342 remaining. a.m., then rain likely. Cloudy, with a The sun sets at 4:46 p.m. and will rise at 6:53 a.m. Friday. Keith McCormick high near 43. The moon is a waxing crescent with 19% of the visible Circulation Manager disc illuminated. THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com 0CALENDAR0 Vargas named law student The Community Calendar is a daily list of events hosted by nonprofit groups in Putnam, White, Overton & Jackson counties. To be included, call 526-9715 & ask for the news- room secretary or email [email protected]. Be volunteer of the year sure to include your name & number as well as a time, date & location of the event. Deadline for Tuesday-Friday’s paper TBA — A new attorney with to the person, make Kittos is this year’s Ashley T. is noon the day before. Deadline for Sunday is noon Friday. the Legal Aid Society of Middle them feel safe, and Wiltshire Public Service Attor- Deadline for Monday is 3 p.m. Friday. Church-related items Tennessee and the Cumberlands make them feel like ney of the Year for her dedica- are published in a separate calendar in the Religion section in Cookeville will be among they have opportuni- tion fi ghting for immigrants each Friday. Deadline for church calendar items is noon those honored with the Tennes- ties to be away from under extraordinary circum- Wednesday. see Bar Association’s top public their abuser,” said stances. service awards at a ceremony Rachel Moses, an Kittos has worked with JFON FRIDAY, JAN. 11 Call 528-5053. this month. VargasVargas LAS attorney who for nine years and was the orga- Blood Drive: 1:30- Open Studio/Potluck: Amber Vargas, a recent mentored Vargas. “I nization’s fi rst full-time attorney 4:30 p.m. F&M Bank, Open studio, 10 a.m.-4 University of Tennessee College feel like I was a better attorney on staff , and has seen it grow Cookeville. The Blood p.m. Potluck, 11:30 a.m. of Law graduate, will be recog- because I had Amber on my side. exponentially, even as immigra- Assurance bloodmobile Cookeville Art, 186A S. nized as this year’s Law Student We’re blessed to have her.” tion becomes an increasingly will be in the parking Walnut. Call 526-2424. Volunteer of the Year, for her Vargas is being honored along- contentious political issue. In lot. For more informa- Young at Art: Grades 1-8. tireless eff ort on behalf of vic- side Bass Berry & Sims attorney addition to the representation tion visit bloodassur- 4-6 p.m. Cookeville Art, tims of domestic violence. Angie Bergman and Adrienne she off ers, she also works in the ance.org/fmbankckvl. 186A S. Walnut. Call Vargas began as a volunteer Kittos, legal director at Tennes- community as an advocate and Cattlemen’s Association: 526-2424. during her undergraduate years see Justice for Our Neighbors in an educator on issues related to Annual membership Line Dance Class: 1-3 p.m. at a shelter for domestic violence Nashville. immigrant families. meeting 6 p.m., heifer $4/person. Cookeville victims in Blount County. She Bergman is receiving the Har- The awards will be presented and custom knife raffl e Community Center, 240 moved on to helping represent ris Gilbert Pro Bono Volunteer by the Tennessee Bar Associ- at Hyder-Burks Arena. Carlen Drive. Call 526- similar families during an in- of the Year award after she dedi- ation at its 2019 Public Service DART Training: Disaster 8015. ternship at Legal Aid of Middle cated more than 425 hours of pro Luncheon on Jan. 19 at the Animal Response Team TUESDAY, JAN. 15 Tennessee and the Cumberlands bono representation on behalf Downtown DoubleTree Hotel in training at 6-9 p.m. at Parenting Skills: Free (LAS), the organization which of a single client who argued he Nashville. Held each year as part the Emergency Services classes off ered by The hired her upon graduation. was denied his Sixth Amend- of the association’s Leadership Building, 700 County Stephens Center. 9-10:30 During her internship, she ment right to a speedy trial due Conference, the luncheon also Services Drive. Anyone a.m. Topic: Children’s distinguished herself through to the overwhelming caseload will feature remarks by legal interested is invited to Brain Development. her prodigious ability to connect of the public defenders assigned community leaders including come. Call Sharon 528- Held at Healthy Start with clients and make them feel to him. She took on his case and TBA President Jason Pannu and 7575. Offi ce, 1680 S. Jeff erson comfortable and safe. brought exposure to the lack past American Bar Association Dance: Country/West- Ave. Suite C, Cookeville. “Amber has always been able of funding the Metro Nashville President Robert Grey Jr. who ern. $5/person. Living- Call 931-559-6432. to look at a person and see where Public Defenders Offi ce, and currently serves as president of ston Community Center, Music & Dance: Silver they are—emotionally, mentally how that underfunding leads to the Leadership Council on Legal 312 West Broad Street. Point Community Cen- and physically—and just relate underrepresentation. Diversity. No smoking, no alcohol ter every Tuesday night, inside. 6:30-9 p.m., free event. Watercolor: With Betsy Features Cumberland Fox. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Must Country Band. pre-register. Cookeville Blood Drive: 2-6 p.m. US, China tariff talks end, leaving Art, 186A S. Walnut. United Methodist Call 526-2424. Church of Gainesboro, Exercise Classes: Tai Chi 302 S. Main Street, & chair aerobics 10-11 Gainesboro. Red Cross next steps on trade unclear a.m. Baxter Senior Cen- 800-733-2767. ter. 101 Elmore Town Acrylic Class: With BEIJING (AP) — The Unit- Rd. Call 931-303-1490. Angelo Fernandez, 4 ed States and China gave no SATURDAY, JAN. 12 sessions, 1-4 p.m. Must indication of their next step Turkey Shoot: 10 a.m. pre-register.Cookeville after wrapping up talks aimed Bring 12, 16, &20 gauge Art, 186A S. Walnut. at resolving a tariff fi ght that shotguns. Shells & Call 526-2424. threatens to chill global growth. targets provided. Prizes: NAACP: Monthly meet- The two sides will “maintain cash, turkeys, bacon, ing at White County close contact,” China’s Minis- tenderloins & ham. Courthouse, 3rd fl oor try of Commerce said Thurs- Benefi ts Monterey Lions courtroom, 6 p.m. Local day. But they announced no Club Eyesight projects. branch includes White, agreements or date for meeting From I-40, exit 300, west Warren, Putnam, Over- again during the 90-day truce on Hwy 70, just past Bee ton & Clay Counties. declared on Dec. 1 by Presidents Rock Rd. on left. Call Public invited. Donald Trump and Xi Jinping 931-267-2647. Exercise Classes: Tai Chi in their fi ght over Beijing’s tech- Dance: 50s & 60s Night, & chair aerobics 10-11 nology ambitions. 7-10 p.m. Livingston a.m. Baxter Senior Cen- That uncertainty dampened American Legion, 121 S ter. 101 Elmore Town Asian investor sentiment. Stock Church St. Performing Rd. Call 931-303-1490. markets in Germany, France, AP band: Jukebox Johnny. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16 Japan and China fell back after A woman tries out a sweater at a U.S. retailer GAP’s flagship Concessions available. Trout Time: Trout rising Wednesday following store in Beijing, Thursday. Family friendly. stocking today at Cane Trump’s comment on Twitter Scavenger Hunt: Explore Creek Park, 201 CC that the talks were “going well!” enforcement.” That refl ects government-led creation of the historic WestSide Camp Road. Makes for Negotiators focused on Chi- American frustration that the global competitors in robotics, district. Free event. excellent cold-weather na’s pledge to buy a “substantial Chinese have failed to live up to artifi cial intelligence and other Entry forms available fi shing opportunities. amount” of agricultural, en- past commitments. industries. at the Cookeville Depot Call 520-4386. ergy, manufactured goods and A Ministry of Commerce American leaders worry those Museum from 10:30 Art 411: High school to other products and services, the spokesman, Gao Feng, said the plans might erode U.S. industri- p.m.-a.m.-2:30. Prize adult art class. Noon-2 U.S. Trade Representative said. talks “enhanced mutual under- al leadership. Chinese leaders drawing. p.m. Cookeville Art, However, a USTR statement standing and laid the founda- see them as a path to prosperity Putnam County Democratic 186A S. Walnut. Call emphasized American insis- tion for addressing each other’s and global infl uence and are Party: Meets 6 p.m., 111 N. 526-2424. tence on “structural changes” concerns.” reluctant to abandon them. Cedar Ave., Cookeville. Putnam County Election in Chinese technology policy, Trump hiked tariff s on $250 The two sides might be mov- MONDAY, JAN. 14 Commission: Monthly market access, protection of billion of Chinese goods over ing toward a “narrow agree- CASA Training: Court meeting, 8:30 a.m., Elec- foreign patents and copyrights complaints Beijing steals or ment,” but “U.S. trade hawks” Appointed Special Ad- tion Commission Offi ce, and cyber theft of trade secrets. pressures companies to hand want to “limit the scope of that vocate training, UCHRA 705 County Services It gave no sign of progress in over technology. agreement and keep the pres- Conference Room, 580 Road. Public always those areas. Washington also wants sure up on Beijing,” Eurasia S. Jeff erson, Cookeville. welcome. It also said the negotiations changes in an array of areas Group analysts Michael Hirson, Get involved & help P.E.O. Chapter AO: Meet- dealt with the need for “ongo- including the ruling Com- Jeff rey Wright and Paul Triolo children. Call Kelly ing 9:30 a.m., lower level ing verifi cation and eff ective munist Party’s initiatives for said in a report. 931-520-9540 or Darlene Saint Thomas Aquinas 931-265-6471. Catholic Church, 421 N. TTU Chess Club: Mon- Washington. Unaffi li- days 7 p.m., Room 371, ates are welcome. TTU Roaden Univ. Cen- THURSDAY, JAN. 17 Tennessee state library highlights ter. Everyone welcome. Blood Drive: 1-6 p.m. Call Paul 372-3118, or First United Methodist [email protected]. Church of Livingston, inauguration, governors Line Dance: Class at Family Life Cen- Cane Creek Recreation ter-Gym. Call 1-800-733- NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A Tennessee” exhibit opened to Sevier in 1796 to current Gov. Center 1 p.m. $3/class. 2767. Tennessee State Library and Ar- the public Tuesday and will run Bill Haslam. chives exhibit is highlighting the through spring 2019. The Library and Archives will 2019 gubernatorial inauguration The exhibit features materials display some personal papers and the 49 governors through from the Library and Archives’ and government record collec- the state’s history. extensive collections. It will tions of many former governors. A secretary of state news include a visual timeline focus- The exhibit is free and open to release says the “Governors of ing on each governor, from John the public. Man acquitted of murder in fatal wreck KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Coff ey’s passenger and Now Welcoming Veterans Choice Program (AP) — A Tennessee cousin, 44-year-old Tom- man has been acquitted mie Troupe, later died Get your sports physicals done and of second-degree murder from injuries sustained in a fatal 2016 wreck. in the wreck. have your summertime injuries The Knoxville News This was the fi rst checked here! Sentinel reports a Knox time since 1989 that a County jury on Wednes- Tennessee motorist was Tired of long waits for day instead convicted charged with second-de- 27-year-old Ralpheal gree murder in a traffi c your urgent care needs? Cameron Coff ey of ve- death. hicular homicide. Prosecutors said Cof- Authorities and pros- fey understood the dead- WAIT NO MORE! ecutors have said Coff ey ly risks of a high-speed Come to Highlands Healthcare! was carrying drugs and car chase, while Coff ey’s fl eeing law enforcement attorney Russell Greene Located at Premier Medical Park in Cookeville when he fatally crashed argued his client was (931) 528-3300 into 27-year-old Kevin afraid of being killed by 315 N. Washington Ave., Suite 175 Bradley in March 2016. law enforcement offi cers. A4 HERALD-CITIZEN Opinion THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 2019 herald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor Identity theft and the shutdown ’m betraying no secrets by observing that the gov- ernment shutdown provides a window of opportu- nity for identity and electronic theft. I Trust me, the crooks already know this. And, unfortunately, so do I. Short story: I decided to start collecting Social Se- curity (even though I couldn’t possibly be old enough) and created an account with the Social Security Administra- tion, fi lling out all the proper forms and wondering if I was doing the right thing. Should Donald Trump be impeached? Consider that second guess a fore- hould Donald Trump be out of offi ce. Given is surely will exult. Which is shadowing of calamities to follow. In a impeached? that the Repub- fi ne so long as we realize that KATHLEEN word, I got hacked—and robbed. That he will be seems lican-dominated impeachment will very likely PARKER A better-organized person might have Slikely as Democrats take Senate has here- change very little of what actu- wondered sooner why she no longer was control of the House of Repre- tofore shown all ally ails America. allowed to access her personal Social sentatives, the chamber where the moral fi ber of Perhaps that’s as it should be. Security account. I did wonder, briefl y, but then wan- impeachment proceedings algae, there is little One gets the sense sometimes dered off to slay other dragons. A couple of months begin. That he deserves to be is LEONARD prospect it will that people think of impeach- passed. A hungrier person might have gladly spent similarly self-evident. PITTS dismiss Trump. ment as a magic trick. Abra- hours on the phone arguing with an agent about the President Andrew Johnson Even assuming cadabra and presto! Trump missing checks that were due in her bank account. was impeached after fi ring a for the sake of disappears in a cloud of Chee- But, probably because I’m still employed and Social member of his Cabinet with- argument that it did, there’s no tos dust, America is saved. Security isn’t my sole income, I was able to postpone out congressional approval. reason to believe his removal It’s a great fantasy, but only any reckoning. I simply assumed, the government President Bill Clinton was would be a panacea for the that. Because Trump is not being government, things are slow. impeached for lying about a disunion, disharmony and dys- the problem, only a symptom. Finally, having received no money since being told sexual aff air with an intern. pepsia that affl ict this country. And America doesn’t need to to expect my fi rst check in October for six months If those men merited im- Indeed, it could easily make be saved. No, for its own men- retroactively, I called a local SSA representative, who peachment, how much more de- matters worse. tal and moral health, America told me the money went out in October to a Green serving is Trump, who stands Remember: 63 million people needs to save itself, needs to Dot account. credibly accused of felonies for voted for this guy, even know- clearly and emphatically reject A what? I don’t have a Green Dot. Is that 30 or 40 directing hush money payoff s ing what he is. Remember, too, what it has become. Impeach- percent off ? to a porn star and a Playboy that his latest Gallup approval ment does not do that. Well, it says here it went out in October. centerfold? To say nothing of rating stands at 39 percent. Voting the awfulness out, But I didn’t get it. charges that his campaign Though no elected president does. Consider this new Con- It says it went to a Green Dot account in October. coordinated with Russia to get since Eisenhower has polled gress, with its record number You said that already. I didn’t get it. I don’t have a him elected. Or the fact that that low at a similar point in of women, including its fi rst Na- Green Dot. I’ve never heard of Green Dot. he seems to have obstructed his term, that fi gure still seems tive-American women, its fi rst It’s a thing. justice in plain sight. Not to stunningly high. Muslim women and its young- It’s not my thing. mention that he gave away state As fl agrantly awful a presi- est woman ever, this Congress Next I called the national SSA number, which I secrets in the Oval Offi ce. Sure- dent as Trump has been, four in that looks so much more like found on a letter I’d received saying that the SSA ly Trump hurdles the bar— 10 Americans think he’s doing the country it serves. Consider couldn’t send me any more money (haha) because it “high crimes and misdemean- a bang-up job. To overturn the organizing, the canvassing, had an incorrect address. A very professional-sound- ors”—set by the Constitution the will of that many people, the fundraising, the putting ing woman picked up the phone and, upon hearing with room to spare. especially in today’s charged lives on hold, the stop-com- my description, immediately declared a fraud, issued So, yes, he may well be im- environment, is to fracture an plaining-about-it-and-getting- an alert, fi led a report with the inspector general, peached and surely deserves to already fractured union. involved it took to produce and told me to call the Federal Trade Commission to be. But should he be? That’s a None of which is to say it this result. Then roll up your get information about freezing my credit. trickier question. shouldn’t be done, but only to sleeves and forget about magic. Suddenly, I’m very interested in this problem, As you may recall from civics point out the consequences That’s not what got us into which can’t be resolved because the relevant govern- class, removal by impeach- thereof. But again, the argu- this mess. It’s not what will get ment agencies, including the FTC, are shut down. ment is a two-step process: ment is academic. As noted, us out. The cobwebbed IdentityTheft.gov website says, “we The House produces articles Trump will probably be im- will resume normal operations when the govern- of impeachment, the Senate peached (though not removed). LEONARD PITTS is a syndicated ment is funded.” conducts a trial to determine And the six in 10 of us who columnist. His email address is Bottom line: Someone hacked into my Social if a president should be kicked see his awfulness for what it [email protected]. Security account and changed my bank routing and checking account numbers to a Green Dot account that was probably created for that purpose. This means the thieves likely have a small book’s worth of information about me, both fi nancial and personal. What do Dems want to impeach Trump for? What might come next, and what should I do? By now, you’re likely thinking: What about the tru- ewly sworn-in Democratic version, Green also or Sherman’s, or Cohen’s, might ly elderly person who depends on her monthly Social Rep. Rashida Tlaib electri- sought to impeach receive more than the 66 votes a Security check to live? Someone who may not know fi ed progressives with her Trump for state- year ago. how to navigate the internet or have an accountant Npassionate declaration that ments about Rep. On the other hand, even put to- to call? What does the 87-year-old widow do when she and her colleagues will “im- Frederica Wilson gether, the Green, Sherman and this lowest form of human life preys upon her limited peach the motherf---er.” and NFL players Cohen articles are pretty thin income? Democratic leaders were who do not stand for gruel. Yes, the Comey matter As it were, I feel lucky. I have a job and resources. embarrassed that a high-pro- BYRON the national an- would likely be part of any Dem- I’ll survive—and maybe even recoup the stolen mon- fi le freshman would speak so YORK them.) ocratic impeachment articles, ey I earned. But for now, the U.S. government is little frankly in public. But hours Sherman’s single but Democrats would certainly to no help. And the bad guys know it. before Tlaib spoke, on the fi rst article of impeach- want to throw in additional day of Democratic control of the ment, originally fi led on July 12, reasons why Trump should be KATHLEEN PARKER is a syndicated columnist. Her email House, another Democrat, Rep. 2017 and re-fi led last week, said removed. They would certainly address is [email protected]. Brad Sherman, fi led a resolution Trump violated his constitution- want to include, for example, the of impeachment. Sherman’s reso- al oath to take care that the laws allegation made by federal pros- lution was later co-sponsored by be faithfully executed because ecutors in New York that Trump another colleague, Democratic he “prevented, obstructed and violated campaign fi nance law Rep. Al Green. impeded the administration of by not reporting a hush money MODERATELY CONFUSED The eff orts by Sherman and justice during a federal inves- payment to Stormy Daniels. Green, who fi led his own arti- tigation.” Specifi cally, Trump It’s a diffi cult legal argument, cles in 2017, and another House violated his oath by “threaten- but House Democrats don’t need Democrat, Rep. Steve Cohen, ing, and then terminating, James to convict the president in a who also introduced articles in Comey.” court of law; they just need to Trump’s fi rst months in offi ce, Green’s resolution of im- give senators a reason to vote for are nothing new. Nor are those peachment did not really accuse removal. Beyond that, it seems eff orts a lonely quest. In an early Trump of committing high unlikely—although there’s no 2018 procedural vote, 66 Demo- crimes and misdemeanors as way to say for sure at this point— crats voted in favor of moving an president. It was, instead, an that Democrats would try to re- impeachment measure forward. argument that Trump should move Trump for tweeting about But on what grounds, specif- be removed from offi ce because judges and bashing the press. ically, do the pro-impeachment his “bigoted statements” have Part of the Democratic lead- Democrats intend to remove the “harmed American society.” ership’s dismay at Rep. Tlaib’s president? The new Sherman/ Of the three measures, only remark is that it might direct at- Green resolution, and Green’s Green’s has received a vote. It tention to the lawmakers who are and Cohen’s resolutions from last came on Jan. 19, 2018, when the currently advocating impeach- year, are not exactly a compre- House voted on a motion to table ment, and the actual content of hensive recounting of Trump’s the measure. Sixty-six Demo- the articles they have fi led. alleged off enses. crats voted against the motion, Green, Sherman, Cohen, et al Sherman’s is based entirely meaning they favored moving are on the fringes of the Demo- on the president’s fi ring of FBI forward with the articles, while cratic caucus. But at some point, Director James Comey and the 121 Democrats voted to table the the big Democratic guns will Comey memos, while Green’s measure and three voted pres- take over the impeachment ef- articles seek to remove Trump ent. fort, and the public will see how for “sowing discord among the There’s little doubt the new serious they are about removing people of the United States” with Democratic majority leans far- the president. his comments on Charlottesville, ther left than last year’s Demo- transgender troops and Mus- cratic minority. Were they put to BYRON YORK is a syndicated colum- lim immigration. (In an earlier a vote today, Green’s resolution, nist. THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 2019 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Maduro celebrates John Fred Fonville Laura Arlene Mayberry Ward COOKEVILLE — COOKEVILLE — During her lifetime, second term Funeral services for Laura Arlene Mayberry she lived in both Day- John Fred Fonville, Ward, 91 of Dayton, ton, Ohio, and Dodson 66, of Fall Creek Falls, Ohio, passed away Branch, Tennessee. Pikeville, Tennessee, peacefully Monday, Jan. While in Dayton, she as crisis deepens will be held at 1 p.m. 7, 2019, at Hospice of worked at Borden Ice Friday, Jan. 11, at the Dayton. She was born Cream earlier in her CARACAS, Venezu- amid scarcities, hy- Cookeville chapel of Oct. 9, 1927, in Dayton, life and later retired ela (AP) — Venezuelan perinfl ation and rising Hooper-Huddleston & to the late Norman and from Elder Beerman. President Nicolas Madu- authoritarianism that Horner Funeral Home. Emma Mayberry of She was a member of ro was being sworn in to have sparked a mass Interment will follow Dodson Branch, Ten- Dodson Branch Free a second term Thursday emigration, support- in Smellage Memory nessee. Will Baptist Church amid international calls ers who receive gov- Gardens in the Boma She is survived by a and regularly attended for him to step down and ernment subsidies in community of Putnam daughter, Glenda Mc- services at Dayton Free a devastat- shantytowns continue to County. Rev. Terry fanfan. Manus and son, Michael Will Baptist Church in ing econom- back the man who took Little will offi ciate. Survivors include (Tina) Ward; two grand- Dayton, Ohio. She was a ic crisis, but over for the late Hugo Mr. Fonville died his wife of 36 years, children, Heather Mc- loving daughter, moth- with some Chavez. Saturday, Jan. 5, 2019, (married May 1, 1982, Manus and Austin (Joie) er, grandmother and long-time “It’s not the pres- at Kindred Hospital in in Fall Creek Falls Ward; two great-grand- great-grandmother. friends in ident’s fault,” said Chattanooga, Tennes- State Park,) Dorthy children, Nixyn and There will be a visita- attendance Frances Velazquez, a see. Nell Christian Fon- Bronx: a former son-in- tion at Whitson Funeral both from 43-year-old mother of He was born April 3, ville; children, John law, James McManus; Home in Cookeville, Maduro abroad and two who survives on 1952, in Chattanooga to Christian (Stephanie) sisters, Imogene Dillon, Friday, Jan. 11, from at home. government-subsidized the late Thomas Graves Fonville and Elizabeth Barbara Method, Norma 4-9 p.m., and Saturday, A dozen Latin Amer- boxes of rice, fl our and Fonville and Mary Faith Fonville; broth- Eder, Judy (Bobby) Lee, Jan. 12, from 10-11 a.m., ican governments and cooking oil. Velazquez Ruth Bibb Fonville. er, Thomas “Tommy” Dorothy (Mike) Knight, with services to follow. Canada in a coalition blamed opportunists In addition to his Graves Fonville Jr.; of Cookeville, Tennes- Burial will be at Dodson have rejected the legit- who drive up the prices parents, he was preced- brother and sisters-in- see, and Wanda Stamm Branch Cemetery. Pall- imacy of Maduro’s next on scarce items making ed in death by a sister, law, Jannie Maxwell, of Dayton; and two bearers will be friends term, and Washington life diffi cult for families Elisabeth Gaines “Gai” Shirley Puckett, Robert sisters-in-law, Brenda and family. has sanctioned top offi - like hers. Fonville; a brother, Wil- (Kim) Christian, Patsy Mayberry of Cookeville, The family would cials in his government. Others, like construc- liam Fitzpatrick “Bill” (Herbert) Allison, and Kim Mayberry of like to extend a heart- But Cuba’s President tion worker Ramon Ber- Fonville; his father and Deborah (David) Clark, Greenfi eld, Indiana. felt “thank you” to the Miguel Diaz-Canel and mudez, have lost hope of mother-in-law, James Donna (Milton) Ash- In addition to her Hospice of Dayton for Bolivian President Evo escaping Maduro’s rule and Mildred Christian; burn, Sarah Stamps, loving parents, she was their level of care and Morales were among the and planned on hunker- and his brother and sis- and Allen (Tammy) preceded in death by compassion. foreign leaders who at- ing down at home for the ter-in-law, Jim Puckett Christian; and a host her husband, Thurston In lieu of fl owers the tended the ceremony at inauguration. and Carolyn Christian. of other family and Ward; siblings, Mary family requests that the country’s Supreme “All that’s left to do is John was raised in friends. Kemplin, Gerald May- donations be made to Court. raise your hand to heav- Knoxville, Tennessee, Family will receive berry, Dolphus Mayber- Hospice of Dayton or And while Maduro’s en and ask God to help where he attended West friends today, Thurs- ry, Harold Mayberry, Dodson Branch Ceme- popularity has plunged us,” said Bermudez. High School and was a day, Jan. 10, from 4-8 Garry Mayberry and tery Fund. member of the Church p.m., and after 11 a.m. Douglas Mayberry; two Bro. Clayton Lee and Street United Meth- Friday, Jan. 11, at the sisters-in-law, Stella Bro. Mark Lee will offi - odist Church. John funeral home. Mayberry and Vada ciate at the service. Catholic church challenges graduated from the Hooper-Huddleston & Mayberry; and fi ve Whitson Funeral University of Tennes- Horner Funeral Home brothers-in-law, George Home is in charge of see with a bachelor’s is in charge of ar- Method, Jack Kemplin, local arrangements, Congo’s election result degree in business rangements, 526-6111. Ronnie Eder, Junior Dil- 526-2151. administration in 1976. You may share your lon and Merrill Stamm. KINSHASA, Congo eff orts in a country He recently retired as thoughts and memories (AP) — Congo’s pow- with staggering mineral the longtime general at wwwhhhfunerals. erful Catholic church wealth. An outspoken manager of the Fall com. challenged the surprise campaigner against Creek Falls State Park Thelma Stewart win of opposition leader Congo’s widespread Inn and Conference COOKEVILLE — Presley Funeral Felix Tshisekedi in the graft — it ranked 161th Center, assisting guests Thelma Stewart, 84, Home is in charge of ar- presidential election among 180 countries in in the park he loved of Cookeville, passed rangements, 528-1044. on Thursday, saying Transparency Interna- for more than 40 years. away Monday, Jan. 7, offi cial results do not tional’s latest index — John enjoyed sports 2019, in Cookeville. match the outcome Fayulu denounced the and was a lifelong Vols A memorial service compiled by its 40,000 offi cial vote results as will be held later this observers at all polling “rigged.” He called on month. stations across the trou- people to “rise as one Elise Hill White Burial will be in Dod- bled country. man to protect victory.” son Branch Cemetery. The church refused to But the country was LIVINGSTON — Fu- The family will name its “clear winner,” largely calm as many neral services for Mrs. welcome friends today, but diplomats briefed on Congolese appeared to Elise Hill White, 104, of Thursday, Jan. 10, from its fi ndings said oppo- accept the country’s Livingston, Tennessee, 5-8 p.m. at the funeral sition leader Martin fi rst peaceful, demo- will be held at 1 p.m. home. Douglas Andrew Shirely Fayulu won easily and cratic transfer of power. Friday, Jan. 11, at the Speck Funeral Home COOKEVILLE — Presley Funeral that other election ob- Tshisekedi’s support- chapel of Speck Funer- is in charge of arrange- Mr. Douglas Andrew Home is in charge of ar- servers showed similar ers with Congo’s most al Home. ments, 931-823-1201. Shirely, 63, of Moss, rangements, 528-1044. results. prominent opposition Burial will be in the Tennessee, passed Fayulu alleges that group took to the streets Good Hope Annex. away Sunday, Dec. 30, President Joseph Kabila in jubilation. Mrs. White passed 2018, in Cookeville, engineered a backroom It was not immediate- away Tuesday, Jan. 8, Tennessee. deal with the largely ly clear whether Fayulu 2019, at Overton County A celebration of life untested Tshisekedi to would challenge the Health and Rehabilita- service will be held at a thwart anti-corruption election results in court. tion Center. later date.

Marshal Clinton Cooper COOKEVILLE — Mr. Marshal chose cre- arrangements, 526-6384. Marshal Clinton Cooper, mation and the family 75, of Tompkinsville, followed his wishes. A Kentucky, passed away celebration of his life Thursday, Jan. 3, 2019, may be held at a later at Monroe County Medi- date. cal Center in Tompkins- Crest Lawn Funeral ville. Home is in charge of the Physicians criticize state lawsuits over pelvic mesh SEATTLE (AP) — Doc- Dr. Jeff rey Clemons, a Doctors in California tors who specialize in fe- pelvic reconstructive are drafting a simi- male pelvic medicine say surgeon in Tacoma. lar letter to Attorney lawsuits by four states, “It is astonishing to us General Xavier Becerra, including Washington that the AG is proceed- and the president of the and California, over ing with this lawsuit American Urogyneco- products used to treat without fi rst availing logic Society, has issued pelvic fl oor disorders and themselves of the sig- a statement expressing incontinence might scare nifi cant experience and some of the same con- patients away from the expertise of this group.” cerns. best treatment options — or maybe even push the products off the market. Sixty-three Washing- ton surgeons signed a letter to state Attorney General Bob Ferguson, arguing his consum- er-protection lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson and its Ethicon Inc. subsidiary is off - base. The lawsuit says the companies failed to disclose risks associated with the products, but in their letter the doctors said they were never deceived and that the case is based on a misap- prehension of how they assess dangers posed by medical procedures. “We have served on national and regional medical societies in women’s health,” wrote A6 HERALD-CITIZEN Living THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 2019 herald-citizen.com Friend with 3 jobs envies man on Easy Street EAR ABBY: I am hav- ing issues with a friend who gets handed most Deverything he wants. I had to grow up when I was very young, pay THP SGT. GREG TRAMEL DEAR ABBY my own way for things and take care of myself. I FOP Food Baskets work three jobs Fraternal Order of Police, State Trooper Lodge #44 members met in Byrdstown Dec. 15 to deliver Christmas food to pay my rent baskets to various families in Pickett County. The lodge chooses a county in the Upper Cumberland region each in a house with year to give out twenty food baskets to families in need. From left, retired Lt. Marvin Ricketts (Trustee), Trooper four other people Mark Mahan, Lt. Troy Human, Jared Norris, Sgt. Kent Norris, La Briska Norris, Jason Norris, Lisa Beaty, Trooper Toby while still pursu- Beaty, Kisha Ragland, Sgt. Kerry Ragland (retired), Lt. Joe Agee (President), Capt. RC Christian, Jane Winningham, ing my passion. Trooper Neil Matthews, and Trooper Darryl Winningham. ABIGAIL This friend is VAN BUREN unemployed. He lives in an apart- ment his parents pay for and goes on frequent road trips. I have reached a point where I Georgia have become seriously envi- ous, and I’m not sure how to stop feeling frustrated that he prosecutor has an easier life than I do. I care about our friendship, but it’s physically painful sometimes when he talks seeking info about these luxuries that I can’t aff ord. Should I cut off the relationship? Is this about R. Kelly something I should talk about with him or something I need to work on myself? — ENVI- STOCKBRIDGE, Ga. (AP) — A OUS IN NEW YORK lawyer representing a couple who DEAR ENVIOUS: Why appeared in a recent documentary not do both? Tell him how detailing abuse allegations against R. his going on and on about his Kelly said prosecutors in Georgia have “luxuries” makes you feel. reached out to him. If that doesn’t increase his Atlanta-based lawyer Gerald Griggs sensitivity to the disparity in represents Timothy and Jonjelyn Sav- your situations, you have my age, who have said repeatedly that Kel- permission to end the rela- Child Advocacy Donation ly has kept their daughter tionship. from contacting them HOWEVER, while you are Employees of ATC Automation present a $5,321 check to Tracy Plant, and has brainwashed her. working on yourself, please Executive Director of the Upper Cumberland Child Advocacy Center. The Savages, who live in understand that your friend’s From left to right-Claire McMillan, Tracy Plant and Faune Nunnery. Since Stockbridge, just south parents are doing him no 2004, The Upper Cumberland Child Advocacy Center has provided a of Atlanta, appeared in favors. “Children” raised safe place for kids to receive help during childhood traumas of diff erent Lifetime’s “Surviving R. without an incentive to suc- kinds. or more information on the Upper Cumberland Child Advocacy Kelly” series. ceed are not often success- Center, visit www.ucchildadvocacycenter.com or call 931-854-0115. R.R Kelly K ll The series, which aired ful in life. They don’t have earlier this month, looks the tools you have. You are at the singer’s history and allegations independent. He isn’t. Rather that he has sexually abused women than work to build success in and girls. Kelly, who turned 52 on a profession, he’s taking road Tuesday, has denied wrongdoing. trips. You know the value of Sundance adds documentary Savage and his wife have said they hard work, and with each of haven’t heard from their daughter in the jobs you work, you are about two years. gaining experience and focus. about Michael Jackson accusers The Lifetime series reported that From my perspective, if their daughter has repeatedly denied I had to say which of you is LOS ANGELES Trump adviser Steve son was at the height of that Kelly has done anything wrong richer, it is you. Step back (AP) — Sundance said Bannon. his fame. and has said she doesn’t want to talk to and you will recognize you Wednesday that a docu- The Jackson estate The names of the ac- her family. have nothing to be jealous mentary about two boys promptly denounced the cusers in the documen- Griggs said the Fulton County about, and you’ll be able to who accused Michael “Leaving Neverland.” tary were not released. district attorney’s offi ce reached out change your thinking. Jackson of sexual abuse “This is yet another Jackson was acquitted to him on Monday seeking contact DEAR ABBY: I have a will premiere at its fi lm lurid production in an of molestation charges information for witnesses. Griggs said friend I’ll call Layla. Her best festival later this month, outrageous and pathetic in 2005. Fulton County investigators “haven’t friend, “Matt,” raped her. She while the Jackson estate attempt to exploit and The fi lm is pro- confi rmed or denied an investigation.” doesn’t want to tell anyone, called the fi lm “just cash in on Michael Jack- duced and directed by Chris Hopper, a spokesman, for but I think she needs to. She another rehash of dated son,” an estate statement BAFTA-winning direc- the Fulton County district attorney’s told me Matt has done it mul- and discredited allega- said. tor Dan Reed. A repre- offi ce, declined to comment. tiple times. I love her, and I tions.” A description of sentative for Reed did Griggs said he has also been contact- don’t want it to keep happen- The Sundance In- “Leaving Neverland” not immediately reply ed by prosecutors in Kelly’s hometown ing because she’s an amazing stitute announced the says it will tell the story to an after-hours email of Chicago. Cook County State’s At- person. addition of “Leaving of two men who are now seeking comment. torney Kim Foxx addressed reporters Her life isn’t going well, Neverland” to its festival in their 30s and began The Sundance Film Tuesday afternoon after her offi ce had either. Her mom has stage lineup along with “The long-running relation- Festival kicks off on Jan been inundated with calls about the 4 colon cancer and is in her Brink,” a documentary ships with Jackson at 24 and runs through allegations in the documentary, some fi nal year. Her stepdad isn’t about former Donald ages 7 and 10 when Jack- Feb. 4. tied to his Chicago-area home. the best person, and Layla has a disease herself. I’m re- ally worried about her. What should I do? — STANDING BY IN OREGON Ousted Pixar chief John Lasseter to head Skydance Animation DEAR STANDING BY: NEW YORK (AP) — Pixar he didn’t take many talented voices who gested he might return to You SHOULD be worried. co-founder and former Dis- the decision are consistently underrep- Disney but last June, he and Encourage Layla to contact ney animation chief John lightly. Ellison resented, Skydance Media the studio announced they the Rape, Abuse and Incest Lasseter, who last year was said Skydance is providing another posi- were cutting ties perma- National Network (rainn. forced out after acknowl- employed out- tion of power, prominence nently. Lasseter served out org or 800-656-4673) and tell edging “missteps” in his side counsel to and privilege to a man who the year as a consultant to someone there what has been behavior with women staff “thoroughly has repeatedly been ac- Disney. happening. Off er to be with members, has been hired to Lasseter investigate the cused of sexual harassment Skydance Media, founded her for emotional support run the recently launched allegations” in the workplace.” in 2010 by the 36-year-old when she does it. Her “best animation division of Sky- against Lasseter. Lasseter, 61, was a cre- Ellison, the son of Oracle friend” (!) Matt is a predator, dance Media, the produc- “John has been forthright ative force behind every billionaire Larry Ellison, and for the sake of her own tion company announced in taking ownership of his Pixar release and was an co-produces and co-fi nanc- mental health she must no Wednesday. behavior, apologized for executive producer on es fi lms with Paramount longer allow herself to be Lasseter, one of the most his actions and has spent Disney hits (including Pictures. victimized. illustrious and pioneer- the past year on sabbatical “Frozen,” ‘’Moana” and It has been behind a slate Layla will need your ing fi gures in animation, analyzing and improving “Zootopia”) released under of largely action fi lms, friendship and support while stepped down from Disney his workplace behavior,” his stewardship of the ani- including several “Mission: her mother spends this fi nal last June in the wake of Ellison told staff ers. mation giant. Impossible” fi lms, numer- year battling her disease. It’s complaints about unwanted Time’s Up, the organi- He also directed the fi rst ous “Star Trek” releases, a shame that her stepfather workplace touching. In a zation founded to combat two “Toy Story” movies, the “Terminator Genisys” and isn’t supportive, but he may statement, Lasseter said he sexual harassment and fi rst two “Cars” movies and “Jack Reacher: Never Go be grieving in his own way has spent the last year away gender inequality in Holly- “A Bug’s Life.” Back.” Its upcoming fi lms and unable to. from the industry in “deep wood and elsewhere, sharp- In November 2017, in the include the new “Top Gun” With the amount of stress refl ection, learning how ly criticized the hiring of aftermath of Harvey Wein- sequel. that your friend is under, it my actions unintentionally Lasseter. stein’s fall, Lasseter an- Skydance in 2017 formed is not surprising that she’s made colleagues uncom- “Skydance Media’s de- nounced that he was taking an animation division that ill. Stress can weaken the fortable, which I deeply cision to hire John Lasse- a six-month “sabbatical” has two productions in immune system. If she’s regret and apologize for.” ter as head of animation from Disney and apologized the pipeline: Alessandro being treated by a doctor for “It has been humbling but endorses and perpetuates a “to anyone who has ever Carloni’s “Luck” and an her illness, her doctor should I believe it will make me a broken system that allows been on the receiving end untitled action fantasy to be be made aware of everything better leader,” said Lasse- powerful men to act without of an unwanted hug” or any directed by Vicky Jenson. that’s going on. She may be ter. consequence,” Time’s Up other gesture that made Lasseter will set the overall more inclined to reveal it In a memo to staff , Sky- said in statement. them feel “disrespected or strategy and creative di- if you accompany her to an dance chief executive David “At a moment when we uncomfortable.” rection of the division, and appointment. Ellison emphasized that should be uplifting the At the time, Lasseter sug- oversee production. THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 2019 FUN & GAMES HERALD-CITIZEN A7 herald-citizen.com 0COMICS0 0CROSSWORD PUZZLE0 Dilbert

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COLLEGE PARK, cal advocacy support- cacy related to the Md. (AP) — Maryland’s ing the Palestinians. Israel-Palestine confl ict ban on contracting CAIR says 25 other is core political speech with businesses that states have enacted on a matter of public boycott Israel tramples measures similar to concern entitled to the on the First Amend- Maryland’s, through highest levels of con- ment rights of a soft- legislation or executive stitutional protection,” ware engineer who orders. CAIR attorney the suit says. advocates for Palestin- Gadeir Abbas said oth- Raquel Coombs, a ians, a Muslim civil er federal lawsuits have spokeswoman for the rights group claims in challenged measures attorney general’s AP a lawsuit fi led Wednes- in Arizona, Arkansas, offi ce, said the attorney A man holds on to the border wall along the beach Tuesday in Tijuana, day. Kansas and Texas. general hadn’t seen Mexico. The Council on CAIR sued Hogan the suit and doesn’t American-Islamic Re- and state Attorney comment on pending lations’ federal lawsuit General Brian Frosh litigation. seeks to block the state on behalf of software A spokeswoman for Trump’s border visit comes from enforcing an exec- engineer Syed Saqib Hogan’s offi ce said, “We utive order that Mary- Ali, a former state are confi dent that our land Gov. Larry Hogan legislator. Ali’s lawsuit executive order is com- as shutdown talks fall apart signed in October 2017. says the order bars him pletely consistent with The order requires from bidding for gov- the First Amendment WASHINGTON (AP) security and will get a on his own if Congress contractors to certify ernment software pro- and will be upheld in — President Donald security briefi ng on the won’t approve the mon- in writing that they gram contracts because court.” Trump is taking the border. ey he’s seeking. don’t boycott Israel. he supports boycotts of Ali, a resident of shutdown battle to the But Trump has “I think we might The group’s suit claims businesses and organi- Gaithersburg, served U.S.-Mexico border, expressed his own work a deal, and if we the order has an un- zations that “contribute as a member of the seeking to bolster his doubts that his appear- don’t I might go that constitutional chilling to the oppression of Maryland House of case for the border wall ance and remarks will route,” he said. eff ect on First Amend- Palestinians.” Delegates from 2007 to after negotiations with change any minds, as The White House ment-protected politi- “Speech and advo- 2011. Democrats blew up over he seeks $5.7 billion for meeting in the Situation his funding demands. the wall that has been Room ended after just 14 Trump stalked out his signature promise minutes. of his meeting with since his presidential Democrats said they Louisiana police offi cer killed congressional leaders campaign. asked Trump to re-open — “I said bye-bye,” he McAllen is located in the government but that SHREVEPORT, La. day outside a home. Shreveport Times cited tweeted soon after — as the Rio Grande Valley, he told them if he did (AP) — A uniformed Cpl. Marcus Hines two city sources as eff orts to end the partial the busiest part of the they wouldn’t give him Louisiana police offi cer says one person has saying the offi cer, Chat- government shutdown border for illegal border money for the wall. has been fatally shot as been detained for eri Payne, later died. fell into deeper disarray. crossings. Republicans said she was preparing to questioning but has not The Shreveport Police During his stop The unraveling talks Trump posed a direct go to work on the night been charged with a Offi cer’s Association Thursday in McAllen, prompted further spec- question to House shift. crime. lamented her death in Texas, Trump will visit ulation about whether Speaker Nancy Pelosi: A police spokesman Hines spoke as the a statement saying “she a border patrol station Trump would declare a If he opened the govern- in Shreveport says it offi cer was taken to was proving herself to for a roundtable on national emergency and ment, would she fund happened shortly be- a hospital and did be a capable profession- immigration and border try to authorize the wall the wall? She said no. fore 8:30 p.m. Wednes- not identify her. The al.”

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(UT) KNOXVILLE — Tennessee football head coach Jeremy Pruitt announced the hiring of Jim Chaney as off ensive coordinator on Wednesday. Chaney, a 34-year veteran of the coaching ranks, returns to Rocky Top, where he served as the Vols’ off ensive coordinator and quarter- backs coach from 2009-12, follow- ing impressive stints coordinating the off enses at Georgia (2016-18), Pitt (2015) and Arkansas (2013- 14). He also has experience as an assistant coach with the St. Louis Rams (2006-08) and as the off ensive coordinator at Purdue (1997-2005) and Cal State Fullerton (1988-92). “I’m thrilled to announce Jim Chaney as our off ensive coordina- tor,” Pruitt said. “Jim couldn’t be a better fi t for our program at the University of Tennessee. His track HERALD-CITIZEN | FILE record of success guiding off enses speaks for itself from his time at Purdue with Drew Brees to his Golden Eagles go time in the NFL and his success in the SEC at Georgia, Arkansas, and, of course, previously with the hunting tonight Vols. “What most impresses me about Tennessee Tech’s Kentoria Jim is his knowledge of the game Alexander, above, and Cade and also the way he has adapt- Crosland, left, will lead their Tech ed his off enses to his players’ teams into battle tonight when the strengths. He’s had years where he Golden Eagles host Ohio Valley has guided one of the nation’s top Conference foe Southern Illinois passing off enses and years where University-Edwardsville. The his off enses have been near the top women’s game with the Cougars in rushing. He could coach every is set for 5:30 p.m. in the Eblen position on off ense and is a true Center with the men’s game teacher of the game. scheduled for 7:30 p.m. “Jim has proven to be a great mentor for young men, and I’m excited to have him here at Ten- nessee.” Chaney replaces Tyson Helton, who was named the head coach at Forsberg scores 2 Western Kentucky in December. Led by New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees, Chaney- coached players are featured to lead Predators prominently throughout the NFL and include Browns running back Nick Chubb, Patriots running back Sony Michel, Ravens running over Blackhawks back Alex Collins, Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd, Patriots wide CHICAGO (AP) — Nash- Reunited with Johansen receiver Cordarelle Patterson and ville’s top line is back on one of the NHL’s most Dolphins’ off ensive linemen Travis together again, and that’s dangerous lines, Forsberg a big deal for the surging and Arvidsson are begin- SEE UT, PAGE B2 Predators. ning to round into form. Filip Forsberg scored Arvidsson also scored Sat- twice, including a timely urday night in a 4-1 victory drive in overtime, and at Montreal. AP Nashville beat the Chicago “Arv and Fil were out Nashville Predators left wing Filip Forsberg, left, Blackhawks 4-3 on Wednes- for a long time, so they’re celebrates with center Calle Jarnkrok, center, Megan Mihaliak day night for its third probably going to shake off and defenseman Mattias Ekholm, right, after consecutive victory. a little bit of rust, but the scoring against the Chicago Blackhawks in a game Colton Sissons and Vik- more they play, the better Wednesday in Chicago. joins softball tor Arvidsson also scored they’re going to feel,” coach to help the Predators Peter Laviolette said. “They a minute into overtime, Kane had two assists. Delia improve to 3-0-1 on a six- had a big impact in the going to the net and fl ipping fi nished with 33 stops. staff at Tech game trip. Ryan Johansen game tonight, all three of a shot over Collin Delia’s “We’re playing well, and Mattias Ekholm each them.” left shoulder for his 16th of we’re in games,” Toews (TTU) — There’s a new face on had two assists, and Pekka Nashville had a 3-2 lead the season. said. “You get to overtime, the Tennessee Tech softball coach- Rinne made 28 saves. before Patrick Kane fl ipped “Once I got close, it was you get the feeling you can ing staff as head coach Bonnie Forsberg just returned to a pass into the middle to pretty open short side, so get the two points. It’s un- Graham has added Megan Mi- Nashville’s lineup on Mon- Artem Anisimov, who slid a I just tried to lift it,” Fors- fortunate we haven’t gotten haliak as an assistant coach. day after missing 17 games shot under Rinne with 2:21 berg said. it done in our building.” “I am excited to have Megan with a hand injury. Ar- left in regulation. Anisi- Chicago lost for the Nashville jumped in working with us this spring,” Gra- vidsson was activated from mov stopped a seven-game fourth time in fi ve games. front on Sissons’ ninth of ham said. injured reserve on Dec. 27 drought with his eighth of Alex DeBrincat and Jon- the season, but Predators “She will be a great addition to after missing 21 games with the season. athan Toews also scored our staff and help build our Tech a broken thumb. But Forsberg stepped up for the Blackhawks, and SEE PREDS, PAGE B2 Softball family and culture in 2019.” A 2016 graduate of Maryville College, where she was a four-year starter as a shortstop/utility play- Gasol explodes for 26 points in Memphis win er, Mihaliak was most recently an assistant softball and girls soccer coach at Wilson Central High MEMPHIS (AP) — Grizzlies center said of Gasol. had 13 points each for San Antonio. School. Marc Gasol snapped out of a recent In the previous two games, Gasol “I thought both teams were pretty At WCHS, she worked with the slump with a more energized perfor- was held to single-digit scoring and sloppy in the fi rst half,” Popovich Lady Wildcats’ middle infi elders mance to help Memphis end a six- missed all six of his 3-point attempts. said. and hitters for the 2017 and 2018 game slide. Against the Spurs, the Grizzlies “Neither team played that well campaigns. Gasol had 26 points and 14 re- center was much more animated and in the fi rst half, but I thought they Mihaliak also served as an assis- bounds, and Memphis led from the engaged. picked it up in the second half.” tant coach at West Wilson Middle second quarter on in a 96-86 victo- “I was trying to be a little more ag- San Antonio shot 36 percent and School, working with the team’s ry over the San Antonio Spurs on gressive, obviously, and stay aggres- committed 15 turnovers. outfi elders and hitters. Wednesday night. sive,” Gasol said. Aldridge was 4-of-12 shooting, She also taught Honors World Gasol had played poorly in recent “It wasn’t just where I had one Forbes went 5 of 14, and leading-scor- History and AP European History games but converted 9 of 16 shots, quarter that I was aggressive, I’ve got er DeMar DeRozan made just 4 of 15 while at Wilson Central. including 3 of 5 from outside the arc, to build on it and create those habits with nine points. The Spurs 86 points As a student-athlete at Maryville to help the Grizzlies lead by 16 during for the team.” were a season low. College, the Hendersonville, native the fourth quarter. Conley added 15 points and six as- Memphis held a 42-31 lead at the was a four-time selection to the With four minutes left, San Antonio sists for Memphis, and Jaren Jackson half, maintained the lead after three USA South Academic All-Confer- coach Gregg Popovich had all re- Jr. and JaMychal Green scored 12 periods and stretched the advantage ence team and was a fi xture on the serves in the game. points each. to 16 when Gasol converted a 3-point- Maryville College Dean’s List. “(He) came out aggressive, came Marco Belinelli and Bryn Forbes er with 3:16 left. Mihaliak joins the staff after the out assertive and you could see the scored 14 points apiece for the Spurs, “That sense of urgency is the way departure of Ashley Taylor, who energy in his face and his actions. who ended a fi ve-game winning we have to play every single night,” joined the softball coaching staff at That’s the guy we need, and he knows streak. Ohio University in September. it,” Grizzlies point guard Mike Conley LaMarcus Aldridge and Patty Mills SEE WIN, PAGE B2 B2 HERALD-CITIZEN THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 2019 herald-citizen.com UT: Chaney comes to UT after stops in Georgia, Pittsburgh, Wyoming and NFL

FROM PAGE B1 Chaney guided Geor- the Big Ten in passing gia to some of the most fi ve times. Swanson and Ja’Wuan prolifi c off enses in Bull- In 2000, Brees led the James, among several dogs’ history, coaching NCAA in total off ense others. quarterbacks in 2016 and received the Max- Since returning and 2017, and the tight well Award as the Boil- to the college ranks ends in 2018, in addition ermakers won the Big in 2009, Chaney has to coordinating the Ten and earned a berth coached 27 NFL Draft off ense. in the Rose Bowl for the picks and 11 1,000- Georgia led the SEC fi rst time in 33 years. yard rushers. He also in rushing in 2017 Chaney also helped has seen all fi ve of his (258.4) and 2018 (238.79) Pitt go 8-5 and devel- draft-eligible starting and had four diff erent oped future NFL Draft quarterbacks get draft- players eclipse 1,000 pick Nathan Peterman ed or make an NFL yards rushing over the at quarterback in 2015, roster. two-year span. Georgia and he guided an Ar- Chaney’s off enses led set school records in kansas off ense, featur- the SEC in fewest sacks rushing yards (3,876) ing a pair of 1,000-yard allowed over three and rushing touch- rushers, that averaged straight seasons from downs (42) in 2017. 31.9 points per game in 2012 to 2014 at Tennes- Georgia won the 2014. see and Arkansas. SEC and advanced to Before his fi rst stint AP Tennessee had 12 of- the College Football at Tennessee, Chaney Match umpire Simon Canavan, right, talks with Britain’s Andy Murray, fensive players drafted Playoff Championship was an assistant with center, and Serbia’s Naval Djokovic ahead of their practice match at from Chaney’s previous in 2017 with a true the Rams in the NFL the Australian Open tennis championships in Melbourne, Australia, stint with the Vols from freshman at quarter- for three seasons, Thursday. 2009-12. He served as back in Jake Fromm. coaching off ensive line interim head coach The Bulldogs went to a and tight ends. for the season fi nale second consecutive SEC Chaney broke into in 2012, a 37-17 victory Championship game in coaching at Cal State Federer, Djokovic among over Kentucky. 2018 and appeared in Fullerton in 1985 and In 2012, the Vols av- the Sugar Bowl, while served in many areas, eraged 475.9 yards per ranking second in the including off ensive co- game - the second-most SEC in scoring (37.9 ordinator before a stint favorites at Australian Open in school history and ppg) and averaging at Wyoming, where he the second-best mark 464.4 total yards per was the off ensive line MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — section as fi ve-time fi nalist Andy in the SEC that sea- game. coach and recruiting Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic Murray, who is coming back from a son, while scoring 36.9 Chaney has found coordinator in 1995 and are aiming for the same record from long-term hip injury and is set to open points per game. Quar- success at every stop in 1996. opposite sides of the draw, leaving against No. 22-seeded Roberto Bautis- terback Tyler Bray his collegiate coaching A native of Holden, open the prospect of them playing ta Agut. passed for 3,612 yards career. Mo., Chaney earned in the fi nal for a seventh Australian Murray won only two games in and 34 touchdowns and During his nine his bachelor’s degree in Open title. an incomplete practice match with broke Peyton Man- seasons as the off ensive physical education from Top-ranked Djokovic and defending Djokovic at Melbourne Park, show- ning’s single-game coordinator at Pur- Central Missouri State champion Federer enter the sea- ing signs he’s still not fully fi t after school record with 530 due, Chaney’s off enses University in 1985 after son-opening major equal with Roy spending most of the last 18 months passing yards against ranked in the top 10 in a career at nose guard. Emerson, who won his six Australian off the tour. Murray played at the Troy. the nation in total of- He earned all-confer- singles championships between 1961- season-opening Brisbane Interna- Most recently, fense six times and led ence honors as a senior. 67, before the Open era. tional last week, where he won his Serena Williams already has won fi rst-round match against James seven Australian Open singles titles, Duckworth but lost in straight sets and is a strong contender to add an- to Daniil Medvedev in the second, other after skipping last year’s tour- limping between points and admitting nament while on leave after having a he’s still dealing with his troublesome baby. right hip. Now seeded 16th, Williams was One of the most intriguing men’s drawn into the same section Thurs- fi rst-round matches features 2016 day as No. 1-ranked Simona Halep, Wimbledon fi nalist Milos Raonic the runner-up last year. The pair against mercurial Australian Nick could meet in the fourth round. Kyrgios, who is unseeded after his Djokovic starts at the top of the ranking slid from 13 into the 50s, but draw and will open against a quali- has tour-level wins over Federer, Nad- fi er. Things could get much tougher al and Djokovic to his credit. quickly, with a potential second-round Williams will face Tatjana Maria in meeting against wild-card entry the fi rst round, and could meet either Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, who he beat in Genie Bouchard or Peng Shaui in the 2008 Australian fi nal, and with the second. Halep has drawn anoth- Denis Shapovalov in the same section. er fi rst-round against Kaia Kanepi, Eighth-seeded Kei Nishikori, who who beat her at the same stage at last opened the season with a title in Bris- year’s U.S. Open, and a possible third bane, is a potential quarterfi nal rival rounder against unseeded Venus AP and No. 4 Alexander Zverev looms as Williams. Memphis Grizzlies center Marc Gasol (33) controls the ball next to San a semifi nal opponent if both players Caroline Wozniacki, who won her Antonio Spurs forward LaMarcus Aldridge during the first half of a advance that far. fi rst Grand Slam title in Melbourne game Wednesday in Memphis. Federer, who has won the last last year after a tough fi nal against two at Melbourne Park in a career Halep, is in the same section as Maria resurgence, is in the bottom half of Sharapova and has Petra Kvitova at WIN: Holiday plays well in first home the draw with second-ranked Rafael the top of her quarter. Nadal. Aiming for a 21st Grand Slam “The fi rst time I came back here trophy and a 100th career singles and hit on the courts, I thought, ‘OK, game with Memphis, scores six points title, Federer will open against Denis I’m home,’” the third-seeded Wozni- Istomin. And with No. 6 Marin Cilic acki said of her return to Melbourne FROM PAGE B1 season low in a half. eight minutes left in in the same quarter, there’s potential Park. Grizzlies: The game the third, Gasol head- for a rematch of the 2018 fi nal a few Second-seeded Angelique Kerber, Grizzlies coach J.B. marked the fi rst home ed down the lane and rounds early. who won the Australian and U.S. Bickerstaff said. appearance for G Justin cocked his arm for a big “I’m so close, I’ll give it a go,” Opens in 2016 and added the Wimble- Holiday, obtained in a dunk, but it clanked it Federer said. “If I made 100 at the don title last year, is in the same half TIP-INS trade with the Chicago off the rim. Australian I’d take it, I’d gladly accept as Wozniacki and has 2017 U.S. Open Spurs: F Rudy Gay Bulls last Friday. He “Gravity is a hell of a it — and I’ll give it all I have.” champion Sloane Stephens in her missed his second fi nished with six points. thing,” Gasol said with Cilic was drawn into the same quarter. straight game with a ... Memphis, among the a laugh “I gave him fi ve sprained left wrist. league leaders in blocks of 10,” Conley said. “He ... DeRozan’s nine at six per game, had a got halfway there.” points marked only half dozen at halftime Tennessee Volunteers to battle tough the second game this and fi nished with eight, UP NEXT season where he was including three by Kyle Spurs: Entertain the held under 10. ... Davis Anderson. ... Gasol Thunder on Thursday, fi eld in Emerald Coast Classic Bertans was ejected in recorded his 16th dou- the fi rst of two straight the third quarter when ble-double. games against Oklaho- (UT) — Tennessee, a 15-minute drive from during his tenure in he collected his second ma City. Florida State, Purdue the nearby Destin-Fort Tallahassee. technical of the game. WHAT GOES UP... Grizzlies: Play Satur- and VCU will converge Walton Beach Airport Tennessee owns a 5-3 ... San Antonio’s 31 fi rst- All was not perfect day in Miami against in the Florida pan- and a less-than-30-min- all-time record against half points matched a for Gasol. With about the Heat. handle Thanksgiving ute drive from the US-98 Florida State, with the weekend for the sixth hotel/condo corridor in most recent meeting annual Emerald Coast Destin along the Gulf coming in 1989. Classic, presented by Coast. Purdue, under the PREDS: Nashville shakes off rust in Global Sports. “This will be the best leadership of head The eight-team tour- fi eld we’ve ever assem- coach Matt Painter, nament is set for Nov. bled for the Emerald has been one of the top narrow victory over Chicago Blackhawks 29-30 on the campus of Coast Classic, and it programs in the Big Northwest Florida State shapes up as one of 10 in recent years and FROM PAGE B1 Nov. 21. “There are some things that College in Niceville, the strongest presea- won the league title in obviously are a little rusty, passes Florida. Tickets will go son college basketball 2017. The Boilermakers defenseman Dan Hamhuis was sent that I missed and obviously stuff on sale in September. tournaments next won a school-record 30 off for hooking 17:03 into the fi rst and like that, but I’m just trying to work The full fi eld has yet to season,” tournament games last season while the Blackhawks capitalized on the hard,” Forsberg said. “I mean a lot of be announced. director Maury Hanks, advancing to the Sweet power-play opportunity. DeBrincat things worked.” Tennessee will be a chief executive offi cer Sixteen. extended his goal-scoring streak to The Predators got another pow- veteran-laden team once of Global Sports, said. One of Purdue’s three games when he drove a cross- er-play chance after David Kampf again next season, as “We continue to strive losses last season came ice pass from Kane under Rinne’s was whistled for tripping late in the Jordan Bone, Jordan in bringing the best against the Volunteers stick for No. 21 on the year. period. But Toews got a nice pass Bowden, Lamonte Turn- college basketball teams at the Battle 4 Atlantis. The tie lasted all of eight seconds. from Marcus Kruger and sent a shot er and Grant Williams possible to the emerald That victory evened Arvidsson got a stretch pass from by Rinne on the stick side for just all will be seniors. coast of Florida.” UT’s all-time series with P.K. Subban, avoided Delia’s stick the fourth short-handed goal of the Niceville is located Florida State is off to the Boilermakers at 2-2. and stuff ed home a backhand to season for the Blackhawks. in the Crestview-Fort a 12-2 start this season VCU is 10-4 this make it 2-1 Predators with 2:01 left in “Things really got dark there for Walton Beach-Destin and is ranked No. 12 in season under fi rst-year the period. Nashville increased its a few minutes and then they go out metropolitan area, this week’s AP Top 25. head coach Mike Rhoad- lead to 3-1 after Chicago defenseman there and make a couple great plays which is a popular Head coach Leonard es. The Rams reached Connor Murphy was penalized for and (Toews) fi nishes,” Chicago coach getaway destination Hamilton has guided the appeared in seven hooking in the second. Jeremy Colliton said, “so that really for Tennessee fans. Seminoles to six trips to straight NCAA Tourna- Forsberg beat Delia with a wrist changed the game, put us in the situ- The Arena at NFSC is the NCAA Tournament ments from 2011-2017. shot at 16:26 for his fi rst goal since ation to come back.” THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN B3 herald-citizen.com Record-breaking night leads Marquette OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — NO. 4 VIRGINIA 83 64-62 with 46.4 seconds left, Markus Howard scored 14 of BOSTON COLLEGE 56 but Trent Forrest’s putback his career-high 53 points in BOSTON (AP) — Mamadi with 29 seconds remaining overtime after Sam Hauser’s Diakite matched his career gave the Seminoles breathing deep 3-pointer at the end of high with 18 points, De’Andre room. regulation tied the game, and Hunter also scored 18 and Phil Cofer and Terance No. 21 Marquette beat Creigh- Virginia topped Boston Col- Mann each added seven ton 106-104 on Wednesday lege to stay unbeaten. points and six rebounds for night. Ty Jerome added 13 points the Seminoles (12-2, 1-1 ACC). Howard’s dazzling off ensive and Kyle Guy had 10 for the Chris Lykes scored 17 performance set a Marquette Cavaliers (14-0, 2-0 Atlantic points and Anthony Law- record and broke his own Coast Conference). rence II added 14 for Miami record for points in a Big East It’s Virginia’s best start (8-6, 0-3). Ebuka Izundu had game. His 53 points were the since opening 2014-15 with 19 13 points and nine rebounds. most by a player in a game straight victories. matching Division I oppo- Nik Popovic had 16 points RUTGERS 64 nents this season, one behind and Ky Bowman 15 for Boston NO. 16 OHIO STATE 61 the 54 Furman’s Jordan College (9-5, 0-2). PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) Lyons had against D-II North — Montez Mathis hit two Greenville. Howard had 52 NO. 7 KANSAS 77 contested layups and Geo points against Providence NO. 25 TCU 68 Baker nailed a jumper with last season. It was also the LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — 10.3 seconds to play as Rut- highest-scoring performance Dedric Lawson had 31 points gers scored its biggest Big ever by a Creighton opponent. and 14 rebounds, Lagerald Ten Conference victory under Marquette never led until Vick added 12 points and four coach Steve Pikiell. Howard scored on his team’s assists and Kansas beat TCU. The win was the Scar- fi rst possession of overtime. Kansas City native Ochai let Knights’ fi rst against a Marquette repeatedly cut into Agbaji added seven points four ranked Big Ten team since Creighton leads only to see rebounds for Kansas (12-2, 2-1 an upset of No. 4 Wisconsin the Bluejays pull ahead again. Big 12) after relinquishing his in January 2015 under then- But with the Golden Eagles redshirt eligibility on Tuesday coach Eddie Jordan. within 85-82 and 0.8 seconds following the season-ending Rutgers (8-6, 1-3) scored the on the clock, Creighton’s long injury to Udoka Azubuike. fi nal six points in handing inbound pass touched nobody TCU (12-2, 1-1) continued to AP the Buckeyes (12-3, 2-2) their and rolled out of bounds on have troubles in Allen Field- M arq uette’s Sam Hauser (10 ) celeb rates h is 3 - point second straight loss. the other end. house, falling to 0-7 all-time game- tying b asket at th e b uz z er during a game against Mathis fi nished with 16 That gave Marquette there. C reigh ton in O mah a, Neb . Wednesday. points and Baker had 15. possession under its basket. RJ Nembhard scored a Kaleb Wesson scored 16 of Hauser caught the inbound season-high 14 points for TCU NO. 10 NEVADA 92 eastern Conference) contin- his 18 points in the second on the left wing and launched while shooting 3 of 6 from SAN JOSE STATE 53 ued its run of strong play half for Ohio State. a shot that left his fi ngertips behind the arc. RENO, Nev. (AP) — Caleb under fi rst-year coach Kermit just before the clock hit ze- Martin scored 21 of his 23 Davis after being widely TEMPLE 73 roes. The 3-pointer was ruled NO. 9 VIRGINIA TECH 52 points in the second-half and picked to fi nish at or near the NO. 17 HOUSTON 69 good immediately, and the GEORGIA TECH 49 Nevada rebounded from its bottom of the league. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — call was upheld after a long ATLANTA (AP) — Ahmed fi rst loss of the season to beat Freshman K.J. Buff en Quinton Rose scored 22 points video review. Hill scored 15 points, Ker- San Jose State. added 16 points for the Rebels and Temple handed Houston Marquette (13-3, 2-1 Big ry Blackshear Jr. added 14 Jordan Caroline scored 19 (11-3, 0-1) while Devontae its fi rst loss of the season. East) won for the fi rst time in points and 10 rebounds, and points. Corey Henson added Shuler scored 14. Davis shot 9 Corey Davis Jr. was called four road games. Creighton Virginia Tech overcame a ter- 15 and Cody Martin scored 14. of 15 from the fi eld and made for a charge in the fi nal sec- (10-6, 1-2) dropped its second rible shooting performance to Trey Porter grabbed a sea- four 3-pointers. ond of play, wiping out a tying straight. beat Georgia Tech. son-high 13 rebounds. Auburn was led by Bryce basket for the Cougars (15-1, Sam Hauser and Joey The Hokies (14-1, 3-0 Atlan- Brae Ivey led San Jose State Brown, who took 24 shots — 2-1 American Athletic Confer- Hauser added 13 points apiece tic Coast Conference) won (3-11, 0-2 in Mountain West) 19 from 3-point range — to ence). for the Eagles, who made 16 of their ninth straight game for with 10 points. score 23 points. Breaon Brady had 19 points 28 3-pointers. the school’s best start to a Caroline hit a 3-pointer 11 to lead the Cougars, who Most of those 3s were by season since the 1982-83 team seconds in and Nevada (15-1, NO. 13 FLORIDA STATE 68 started 15-0 for the fi rst time Howard, who was unstoppa- had an identical record. 2-1) never trailed. MIAMI 62 since the 1967-68 team won its ble despite Davion Mintz’s Virginia Tech, the nation’s TALLAHASSEE, Fla. fi rst 31 games. best eff orts to guard him. second-best 3-point shooting MISSISSIPPI 82 (AP) — David Nichols had 13 Shizz Alston Jr. had 12 Howard was 10 for 14 on 3s team, hit only fi ve 3s and NO. 11 AUBURN 67 points and PJ Savoy scored points, six rebounds and six and 13 for 15 from the free- fi nished at 18.5 percent from OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — eight of his 10 in the second assists for the Owls (12-3, 2-1), throw line. beyond the arc. Terence Davis had 27 points half as the bench players who have won fi ve of six. Nate Ty-Shon Alexander had 23 Jose Alvarado scored 20 and 12 rebounds to lead helped Florida State hold off Pierre-Louis added 16 points points, Mintz scored 21 and points and Abdoulaye Gueye surprising Mississippi to an Miami. to help Temple beat a Top 25 Martin Krampelj had 19 for had 11 for Georgia Tech (9-6, upset of Auburn. The Hurricanes used an team for the 12th straight the Bluejays. 1-1). Ole Miss (12-2, 2-0 South- 8-0 run late to close the gap to season. Big fi nish leads LaFleur takes over in Green Bay GREEN BAY, Wis. ing in his 13th season in (AP) — Matt LaFleur charge. Georgia past has never been in charge “Obviously we cast a of an NFL team before, fairly large net, much and until last year had larger than the 10 people never called plays for that we interviewed,” one either. Murphy said. “Went Vanderbilt On Wednesday, he through the nine (in- took over the Green terviews) and quite ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — After missing each of his Bay Packers, who have honestly, no one really four shots in a scoreless fi rst half, Rayshaun Ham- missed the playoff s two stood out. There were a monds found a positive attitude. years in a row — and a lot of strong candidates, He also found his shot. team with a two-time but there wasn’t one that Hammonds scored 19 points, all in the second MVP quarterback in just jumped out at us. half, and Georgia bounced back from an ugly loss Aaron Rodgers, whom “Matt was our last in its Southeastern Conference opener to beat Van- LaFleur must help to get candidate, and we’d AP derbilt 82-63 on Wednesday night. back to playing his best. heard great things G reen Bay P ackers P resident and C E O M ark Derek Ogbeide had 15 points and nine rebounds “I briefl y spoke to about Matt through our M urph y, righ t, sh akes h ands with h ead coach for Georgia (9-5, 1-1 SEC). The Bulldogs led only 56- (Rodgers) prior to ac- vetting process. A lot of M att L aF leur at a news conference Wednesday 55 before fi nally pulling away with an 18-2 run. cepting the job,” LaFleur the coaches and others in G reen Bay, Wis. Saben Lee led Vanderbilt (9-5, 0-2) with 12 points. said during an introduc- that we talked to talked Simisola Shittu had 10 points and 14 rebounds. tory news conference at about his background, they off ered the job to cause he knew he needed The win was especially important for fi rst-year Lambeau Field. his experience. So were LaFleur on Monday, and to “challenge myself.” coach Tom Crean’s Bulldogs following their most “That’s kind of how I really excited going into he arrived in Green Bay He’d spent the 2017 lopsided defeat in 60 years, a 96-50 loss at No. 3 had an idea that maybe it.” on Tuesday night to sign season as the Los Ange- Tennessee on Saturday. I was in the running for Murphy, Gutekunst his contract. les Rams’ off ensive coor- “There was no woe is me, how did this happen to it.” and executive vice presi- “It’s always been a dinator under Sean Mc- us?” Crean said, adding the strong play against the According to team dent/director of football dream of mine to be an Vay, and Murphy said he Commodores was “defi nitely a step” in his team’s president Mark Murphy operations Russ Ball NFL head coach, but to believed LaFleur would maturity. and general manager then emerged from LaF- be the head coach of the have been “the hot can- Hammonds said he didn’t fully distance himself Brian Gutekunst, LaF- leur’s interview Sunday Green Bay, it is surreal,” didate. He’d be fl ying all from the Tennessee game until his big second half. leur was by far the best in Nashville even more LaFleur said. over the country talking “In the fi rst half I was letting it linger in my of the other nine candi- excited — and agreeing LaFleur comes to the to everybody.” head, but then I sat on the bench and thought about dates who interviewed that they had their man, Packers after one season Instead, the Packers it and came back with a positive attitude,” Ham- for the job after longtime despite having planned as the play-calling were the only team to monds said. head coach Mike McCa- to host a second round of off ensive coordinator of interview LaFleur for a Forward Aaron Nesmith had nine points in his rthy was fi red on Dec. 2, interviews. the Tennessee Titans, a head coaching job since fi rst start, joining Shittu to give Vanderbilt two with four games remain- After sleeping on it, job he took a year ago be- the season ended. freshmen in its fi rst fi ve. Vanderbilt coach Bryce Drew said the fi nal eight minutes have been “an Achilles’ heel for us ... and today lived true to that.” Browns hiring coordinator Kitchens as new coach Nicolas Claxton drew three fouls in the fi rst seven minutes of the second half and went to the CLEVELAND (AP) — The As of late Wednesday night, the support. bench with Georgia leading 48-41. Hammonds Browns didn’t have to go far to Browns still had not offi cially an- “I want to personally reach out fi lled the void with a 3-point play and another bas- fi nd their new coach. nounced Kitchens as their coach. to all the Cleveland Browns fans ket for a 53-41 advantage. Freddie Kitchens was already However, there are no obstacles and the people of Cleveland to say The Commodores answered with a 14-3 run, in the building. blocking his hiring and he’s ex- thank you for your support,” Wil- capped by Matt Ryan’s 3-pointer, to cut the Bull- The 44-year-old Kitchens, who pected to be introduced at a press liam said. “It has been an honor dogs’ lead to 56-55. had a dazzling eight-week run as conference on Thursday. to coach this team and we loved Crean called a timeout and put Claxton and Og- interim off ensive coordinator, is The Browns selected Kitchens living in this community with beide back in the game. The return of the starting fi nalizing a contract to become over six other candidates, includ- the fi nest, most passionate fans forwards sparked the 18-2 run to put the game Cleveland’s ninth coach since ing Gregg Williams, who went 5-3 in the world. I am proud that we away. the franchise’s 1999 rebirth, a as Cleveland’s interim coach but were able to help get the Browns “We just couldn’t get momentum back from person familiar with the deci- is not being retained. The fi rst back to the winning tradition the that,” Drew said. sion told The Associated Press. candidate to interview for the fans deserve. William “Turtle” Jackson and Tyree Crump The person spoke on condition coaching vacancy, Williams, who “I am humbled to have worked sank consecutive 3-pointers to spark Georgia’s of anonymity because the team served as the team’s defensive for such a storied franchise and run. Jackson added another 3-pointer later in the is not commenting on the immi- coordinator, issued a statement will always love the city of Cleve- run. nent hire. thanking Browns fans for their land, this city deserves a winner! B4 HERALD-CITIZEN THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 2019 herald-citizen.com 0SCOREBOARD0 L.A. Clippers 24 16 .600 2½ ON TELEVISION L.A. 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WESTERN CONFERENCE TENNESSEE TITANS — Named Frank Piraino strength Southwest Division and conditioning coach. W L Pct GB Canadian Football League Houston 23 17 .575 — WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Re-signed LS Chad San Antonio 24 18 .571 — Rempel to a two-year contract. Released CB Chris New Orleans 20 22 .476 4 Randle. Memphis 19 22 .463 4½ HOCKEY Dallas 19 22 .463 4½ National Hockey League Northwest Division ANAHEIM DUCKS — Reassigned C Ben Street and D Denver 27 12 .692 — Josh Mahura to San Diego (AHL). Oklahoma City 25 15 .625 2½ ARIZONA COYOTES — Recalled F Michael Bunting Portland 25 17 .595 3½ from Tucson (AHL). Utah 21 21 .500 7½ SOCCER Minnesota 20 21 .488 8 Major League Soccer Pacific Division PROFESSIONAL REFEREE ORGANIZATION — Named Golden State 27 14 .659 — Mark Geiger director of senior match off icials.

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                         PLANNING A               YARD SALE???                                Live within the city limits         of Algood or Cookeville?                  You MUST go to your             city’s business office to                                  obtain a permit.                          City of Algood   215 W Main St.                   Algood, TN                       or                            Cable, Water/Appl's Fur-       City of Cookeville nished                      45 E. Broad Street                 Cookeville, TN Kids Welcome; Some Pets               in Designated Apts.                                                                                          Visit us online at www.aarf-              tn.com to see all of our res-             cued dogs, cats, puppies         and kittens! Meet the dogs     and cats for adoption at our   adoption events - call, email          or visit our website for our      now accepting applications    event schedule. All pets are     for inside mailroom           fully vetted and already positions:        fixed. A.A.R.F. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, no-kill animal res-                • Flexible P/T Position      cue/foster organization run • Up to 30 Hours Weekly      by volunteers. Please be                • Pay Every 2 Weeks     part of the solution to end •Starting pay $8/hr        animal overpopulation -       spay or neuter your pets.  . Furn'd Applicant must be 18 years    A.A.R.F. 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The            gar, lrg yard, deck, jacuzzi Public Conservator will act      in master BR. 1 yr lease.                  as a Court Appointed Con-         $1050/mo, $1050/dep. No servator or DPOA for the cli-    pets/smoking. 3718 Brook-        ent base: make financial     wood Dr.  and/or health related de-               cisions for clients; and may              act as the fiduciary agent in                  regard to conservatorship                      services. The Public Con-                 servator Specialist will pre-         pare financial reports to be                         filed with courts; manage              property; make court ap-              pearances and insure client              records and case notes are          complete.            Qualifications include:          •Bachelor’s degree in hu-         PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real man services or related        estate advertised in this news- field: and         paper is subject to the Federal •At least (2) two years of          Fair Housing Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Human Rights    successful employment in a   field related to public guardi- Act which makes it illegal to ad-        vertise "any preference, limita-     anship activities, such as    social services, law, finan-   tion or discrimination based on     race, color, religion, sex, famili-     cial institutions, and/or      al status or national origin, han- health care or other related      dicap/disability or an intention to fields.    make any such preference, lim- •Within two (2) years from      itation or discrimination." This     the date of employment as a     newspaper will not knowingly        District Public Conservator,     accept any advertising for real      each District Public Conser-   estate which is in violation of    vator shall obtain certifica-   the law. Our readers are in-   formed that all dwellings advert- tion by the National Guardi- ised in this newspaper are Health an Association as a Re-     available on an equal opportun-    Care Center gistered Guardian.     ity basis. Equal Housing Oppor- BETHESDA •Must possess proficient 40' long, 12 ' wide doors, 14'     tunity, M/F. Computer skills; and tall. Has electric & lights.  CNA CLASSES STARTING SOON. IF ANYONE IS •Have written and verbal Gated at night. 4 min. 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Giannis Antetokounmpo DeMarre Carroll had 27 points and a added 17 points to help season-high 21 rebounds the Nets improve to 21-22 to help the Milwaukee with their eighth victory Bucks withstand a in their last nine home 42-point performance games. They managed from James Harden and only 20 wins for the beat the Houston Rock- entire season just two ets 116-109 on Wednes- years ago, but have engi- day night. neered a big turnaround In a matchup of the after a slow start to this two front-runners for season. On Wednesday, MVP, Harden and his they did the same thing teammates were done in in the game. by a shooting slump late They yielded 46 points in the third quarter that in the fi rst 15 minutes, spilled into the fourth then held the Hawks to and left them down by 15 37 points over the next 25 points. minutes. Milwaukee held a Joe Harris, back after 13-point lead with about a one-game absence with fi ve minutes left before a sprained right ankle, Houston used a 8-0 run, scored 16 points, as did started by two 3-point- Spencer Dinwiddie. ers from Harden, to cut John Collins had 30 it to 107-102. The Bucks points and 14 rebounds got a layup from Eric for the Hawks, who may Bledsoe before Harden have run out of steam scored the next four after their strong start AP points to get Houston to while playing on the sec- Brooklyn Nets’ Spencer Dinwiddie (8) defends against Atlanta Hawks’ Trae Young (11) during a 109-106 with 2 1/2 min- ond straight night. Trae game Wednesday in New York. utes left. Young had 17 points and Antetokounmpo made seven assists, and Jere- 31 attempts from beyond and New Orleans over- T.J. Warren scored get the crowd on its feet one of two free throws to my Lin added 16 points. the arc, Philadelphia came a slow start to pull 20 points for the Suns. and scoring on consec- push Milwaukee’s lead shot 8 of 27 from 3-point away from Cleveland for Scoring leader Devin utive goaltending calls. to four points with about WIZARDS 123 range, going 3 of 20 in its third straight victory. Booker missed the Kings He left with 1:07 to play 90 seconds left. Harden 76ERS 106 the fi rst three quarters. Cleveland has lost 11 game and was out again and put a wrap around missed his third straight WASHINGTON (AP) in a row. in Dallas with back his midsection with a 3-pointer before Antetok- — Bradley Beal scored CELTICS 135 New Orleans rookie spasms. pack stuff ed in the back. ounmpo added a layup 14 straight points in PACERS 108 Frank Jackson had The second-year for- on the other end to make the fourth quarter and BOSTON (AP) — Mar- 19 points to set a sea- JAZZ 106 ward had scoring runs it 112-106 with 40 seconds fi nished with 34 to help cus Morris had 22 points son high for a second MAGIC 93 of 10 and six points in remaining. Washington beat Phila- and eight rebounds, straight game off the SALT LAKE CITY the quarter, when the Harden missed delphia for a split of the Jayson Tatum had 20 bench. He had 17 in a (AP) — Donovan Mitch- Lakers led by 16. another 3 seconds later home-and-home set. points and Boston routed win over Memphis on ell had 33 points and Detroit’s Blake Griffi n, and the Bucks added After Washington’s Indiana. Monday night. Jrue seven assists and Utah averaging a career-high four free throws down 26-point third-quarter Kyrie Irving had 12 Holiday added 18 points, rallied to beat Orlando. 25.3 points, was held to the stretch to secure the lead was cut to 12 in the points before sitting out and Julius Randle and Joe Ingles added 16 16 points and no re- their seventh victory in fourth, Beal outscored the fourth quarter, and Nikola Mirotic had 17 points and seven assists, bounds. eight games. Philadelphia 14-5 to the Celtics put together each. and Rudy Gobert had 12 It was Harden’s sixth make it 116-95 with 4:22 their highest-scoring Jordan Clarkson led points and 14 rebounds. TRAIL BLAZERS 124 40-point outing in the left. Beal was 6 of 11 game this season to get Cleveland with 21 points. Utah improved to 21-21, BULLS 112 last eight games and he from 3-point range and their fourth straight winning for the third PORTLAND, Ore. has scored 30 or more 13 of 21 overall from the win. MAVERICKS 104 time in four games. (AP) — CJ McCollum points in 14 straight fi eld. Jaylen Brown scored SUNS 94 D.J Augustin had 23 had 24 points and the games, which is the lon- Otto Porter Jr. added 22 points, Gordon Hay- DALLAS (AP) — Luka points and six assists for Trail Blazers pulled gest streak since Tracy 23 points, his most since ward had 14 and Daniel Doncic scored 30 points Orlando. The Magic end- away in the fi nal quarter McGrady did it in 2003. returning from a quadri- Theis added 12 points and Dallas ended a sev- ed a six-game trip with to send the Bulls to their Harden shot 6 of 16 on ceps injury this month, and six rebounds off the en-game losing streak four straight losses. fi fth straight loss. 3-pointers to give him at and Trevor Ariza had 17. bench. Terry Rozier had against Phoenix. Jusuf Nurkic had 18 least fi ve in the last 11 Joel Embiid had 35 12 points and fi ve assists. The 19-year-old rookie LAKERS 113 points and eight re- games. points and 14 rebounds Domantas Sabonis put the Mavericks ahead PISTONS 100 bounds but got into foul for the 76ers. They com- had 20 points and seven for good with a 3-point- LOS ANGELES (AP) trouble and came up just NETS 115 mitted 23 turnovers, and rebounds for the Pacers. er early in the second — Kyle Kuzma scored short of his fi fth straight HAWKS 100 had a four-game win- They had won seven of half before getting one a career-high 41 points game with 20 or more NEW YORK (AP) — ning streak end. eight. of his fi ve assists on a and the Lakers beat the points. Portland has won D’Angelo Russell scored Jimmy Butler added jump-pass from nearly Pistons to improve to 3-5 three straight and fi ve of 23 points, Ed Davis 23 points, and Ben Sim- PELICANS 140 half court out of a double without injured LeBron its last six games. grabbed a season-high 16 mons had 15 points and CAVALIERS 124 team to DeAndre Jordan James. Wendell Carter Jr. rebounds, and Brooklyn 10 rebounds for Philadel- NEW ORLEANS (AP) for a dunk as Dallas Kuzma had 22 points had 22 points to lead the climbed out of an early phia. A night after hit- — Anthony Davis had 38 built its lead to nine go- in the third quarter, Bulls in the fi rst of a 19-point hole to beat ting more than half of its points and 13 rebounds ing to the fourth quarter. hitting four 3-pointers to fi ve-game road trip. Grandal, Brewers agree to $18.25M, 1-year deal NEW YORK (AP) — Catch- Grandal turned down a NL pennant. He made $7.9 fying off ers. Pitcher Patrick taken by Cincinnati with the er Yasmani Grandal and the $17.9 million qualifying off er million. Corbin agreed to a $140 mil- 12th overall pick in the 2010 Milwaukee Brewers have from the NL champion Los Grandal has a .240 big lion, six-year contract with amateur draft. agreed to an $18.25 million, Angeles Dodgers in Novem- league career average with Washington. He was traded to San Diego one-year contract, a person ber. He would be eligible for 113 home runs in seven Outfi elders Bryce Harper in December 2011 as part of familiar with the negotiations free agency again after this seasons. He would supplant and A.J. Pollock remain on the deal that brought pitcher tells The Associated Press. year’s World Series Manny Pina and Erik Katz, the market along with left- Mat Latos to the Padres, then The person spoke on condi- Now 30, Grandal was an who combined to get the most hander Dallas Keuchel and made his big league debut the tion of anonymity Wednesday All-Star in his fi rst season games behind the plate for closer Craig Kimbrel. following June. night because the agreement, with the Dodgers in 2015. He Milwaukee last season. Born in Cuba, Grandal Grandal was suspended for fi rst reported by The Athletic, hit .241 this year with 24 hom- He is the second player to moved with his family to the fi rst 50 games of the 2013 was subject to a successful ers and 68 RBIs as Los An- reach agreement among the Florida, played for the Uni- season because of excessive physical. geles won its second straight six who turned down quali- versity of Miami and was testosterone. Flames top Avalanche

CALGARY, Alberta (AP) — Mark Giordano had three assists and Calgary kept on rolling with a victory over Colorado. Mikael Backlund, Mark Jankowski, Elias Lind- holm, Michael Frolik and Matthew Tkachuk, into an empty net, scored for Calgary (28-13-4), which is 6-1-1 in its last eight games. The Flames have a two- point lead over Vegas atop the Pacifi c Division. Johnny Gaudreau added two assists to extend his point streak to six games. Giordano has 303 career assists, moving him past Joe Nieuwendyk into fi fth on the franchise list. Nathan MacKinnon ran his point streak to eight games with a goal for Colorado. Erik Johnson and Mikko Rantanen also scored as the slumping Ava- lanche dropped to 1-6-2 in their last nine games.

SENATORS 2 DUCKS 1, OT ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Colin White scored at 1:34 of overtime and Ottawa snapped an eight-game losing streak by rallying past reeling Anaheim. White took a pass from Mark Stone near the net and slid the puck past John Gibson for his 11th goal of the season. It was a franchise-record ninth straight loss for the Ducks, surpassing an eight- game skid in October 1996. Bobby Ryan also scored for the Senators, and Anders Nilsson stopped 32 shots. Ryan tied it at 9:23 of the third period. It was his third goal and eighth point in 11 games against his former team, which drafted him second overall in 2005. The Senators’ right wing also extended his point streak to fi ve games (two goals, four assists).