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‘MOVE T Vol. 117he No. 121 JournalTuesday, June 22, 2021 $100 FORWARD’ T J Tigers’ Lee leaving READY TO CELEBRATE: Keowee Brewing Co. planning second anniversary event. B1 tough season in MILESTONES: US hitting encouraging numbers on COVID-19 deaths, vaccinations. D1 the past. C1
OCONEE COUNTY Final vote tonight on $56M Oconee County budget Includes $600K-plus in raises, 15 new jobs Oconee County’s By the
BY RILEY MORNINGSTAR eral fund fiscal year FY ‘22 budget numbers ‘We have a THE JOURNAL 2021-22 budget of $56.8 million includes 15 Total number of full-time Proposed raises in FY ‘22 budget monster here that WALHALLA — A new job positions and Oconee County employees final vote and public 3 percent cost-of-living Percentage Total cost hearing on Oconee adjustment raises for Fiscal year 2015 First proposal we’re feeding called County’s budget for nearly all county em- 446 2% $431,528 the upcoming fiscal ployees. The two direc- Fiscal year 2022 (proposed) 533 Current proposal 3% $647,592 Oconee County year will take place tives cost $796,073 and tonight. $647,592, respectively. government. What County administra- The proposed budget Notable increases from current budget to proposed budget beginning July 1 tor Amanda Brock increases spending by we need to be told The Journal on $4.5 million compared Current Proposed Percent Friday she wouldn’t to the budget the budget budget change be presenting any county is currently doing is trying to changes to the budget operating on. The new General fund budget $52.4M $56.8M +8.5% at tonight’s meeting. Property tax revenue $40M $41.8M +4.5% curb it or hold it The balanced gen- SEE OCONEE, PAGE A6 down or maybe Licenses, permits and fees revenue $4.1M $6.1M +49.3% WANT TO GO? OUR VIEW General government expenditures $9.7M $10.9M +12.3% What: Oconee County Council TO READ A Public safety expenditures put it on a diet.’ special meeting RELATED $22.2M $24M +8% When: Tonight, 6 p.m. EDITORIAL, TURN Public works $4.3M $5.4 M +24.1% Glenn Hart Where: 415 S. Pine St., Walhalla TO PAGE A4. Oconee County councilman Administrator expenditures $747K $1.5M +109.8%
SENECA SENECA Nuclear station ‘A happy day’ seeking license into 2050s
BY RILEY MORNINGSTAR an application to renew THE JOURNAL the licenses with the U.S. Nuclear Regulato- SENECA — An ry Commission (NRC). application has been While the site’s oper- filed to renew licenses ating licenses remain that could have Oconee current through the ear- Nuclear Station still in ly 2030s, Duke said the operation more than 30 subsequent, or second, years from now. license renewal would A release issued extend the operating Monday by Duke Energy said the company filed SEE LICENSE, PAGE A5
CLEMSON Council authorizes mayor to execute Seneca’s Juneteenth event draws 2,000 despite rain Blondeau contract Above: The BY NORM CANNADA Double Springs THE JOURNAL BY GREG OLIVER Baptist Church THE JOURNAL choir sings SENECA — Even though rain at Seneca’s spoiled parts of Seneca’s first June- CLEMSON — Al- first-ever June- teenth festival on Saturday, officials though Andy Blondeau teenth celebra- said it didn’t dampen the atmosphere, was unanimously ap- tion Saturday at with the event drawing an estimated proved as the new Clem- Norton Thomp- crowd of 2,000 from all over. son city administrator son Park. Right: “The atmosphere was happy,” said earlier this month, Poet Moody Bertha Lee Strickland Cultural Mayor Robert Halfacre Black speaks Museum director Shelby Henderson, and city attorney Mary at the event, who was part of the planning team McCormac have been which drew an for Saturday’s festival. “It was a in the process of negoti- JERRY BEARD | THE JOURNAL estimated 2,000 happy day.” ating a contract for his Pending the signing of people down- Rain interrupted the festival permanent position. his new contract, Andy town despite around 1:30 p.m., but events were Following executive Blondeau will official- rainy weather. moved up and the show went on until session at Monday night’s ly begin his duties as PHOTOS BY JERRY BEARD | permanent Clemson city THE JOURNAL SEE JUNETEENTH, PAGE A2 SEE BLONDEAU, PAGE A3 administrator on July 1.
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A2 THE JOURNAL TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2021
| CALENDAR | TODAY SENECA LIONS Club will meet at Ye Olde Sandwich Shoppe for dinner at 6 p.m. and business meeting at 6:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY OCONEE COUNTY Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Chapter 41 has resumed processing VA disability claims on Wednesdays from 1-5 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus, 112 E. North 2nd St., Seneca. Bring DD214, medical records and all VA correspon- dence. (864) 973-8455 (leave message) THURSDAY WESTMINSTER AMERICAN Legion Post 107, the ladies auxiliary and the Sons of the American Legion (SAL) will meet at 6 p.m. at the hut at 205 Lucky St., Westminster. Dinner will be served. Officers will be elected for the next year. Please try to attend. All veterans invited.
OCPL FRIENDS of the Library book sale 11 a.m.-3:30 p.m. in the basement of the Walhalla Library. No appointment necessary. If you have not been vaccinated, masks will be required. SATURDAY WIDOWED PERSONS Moving Forward, Oconee County will meet PHOTOS BY JERRY BEARD | THE JOURNAL for breakfast at 9 a.m. at Farm Café. (864) 985-0542 Joined by city officials, Bertha Lee Strickland Cultural Museum director Shelby Henderson delivers opening statements at Saturday’s Juneteenth celebration in Norton Thompson Park in downtown Seneca. JUNE 30 OCONEE COUNTY Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Chapter 41 has resumed processing VA disability claims on Wednesdays from 1-5 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus, 112 E. North JUNETEENTH: 2nd St., Seneca. Bring DD214, medical records and all VA correspon- ‘Next year will be even better’ dence. (864) 973-8455 (leave message)
FROM PAGE A1 Juneteenth a federal way for Juneteenth 2022. OCONEE BOARD of Disabilities and Special Needs will meet at 9:30 holiday generated “We’ve already started a.m. in the administration building at the Tribble Center, 116 South about 6 p.m., when the more interest in the debriefing and planning Cove Road, Seneca. Meetings are open to the general public. festival closed three hours event. She said the for next year,” she said. early — before the Jamie storyteller’s tent was “We learned a lot from SALEM LIONS Club Eddie Nichols Memorial Golf Tournament at Wright Band was sched- “packed from the this one, and next year Keowee Key Country Club and Golf Course. For more information, uled to close out the day time we started until will be even better.” call (717) 576-1307 or email [email protected]. with a concert. the time (she) left.” “One of the vendors “We had a wonder- [email protected] | (864) 973-6680 TO SUBMIT your event, send an email to [email protected]. described it as ‘the fully diverse crowd, Wicked Witch of the East and I think that’s came through,’” Hender- very significant in son said. “We don’t have showing the unity The any control over Mother within our area,” Nature, so in spite of that, Henderson said. IN STOCK! I think it was successful Seneca Juneteenth host Brittney With the first festi- Better with all of the feedback Brackett speaks during Saturday’s val completed, plans that we’ve been getting event at Norton Thompson Park. are already under- Furniture from everyone. We really TAKE HOME TODAY! moved stuff up so we Outlet could get as much in as possible. We got every- Live. Thrive. thing in except Jamie (Wright). Feel the Comforts of Home. “We had people from as far north as Virginia actu- ally here,” she added. “We had people from North Carolina, we had people from Atlanta, from Cam- den, a lot of people from Columbia and whole lot of people from Greenville. And then we had our local community. I’m pleased for a first festival.” Among the scheduled events that were moved • Spacious rooms with built-in closets and private baths up was a basketball game • Professionally trained staff between the Seneca Police • Nutritious and dietician-approved meals COMPETITORS Department and the SPECIAL Oconee County Sheriff’s • Wonderful amenities % Office. The sheriff’s office • No long-term lease or rental agreement 10 OFF www.thebetterfurnitureoutlet.com won the game, 16-5. CURRENT RATE 1801 Sandiver Blvd. (Hwy. 123), Seneca • 882-3777 Limited Stock Henderson said the Hours: M & Tu/Th & F 10 AM-6 PM • Sat 10 AM-4 PM attention Juneteenth received after Congress passed a bill that was signed by President Joe 115 Gillespie Road in Seneca • (864) 882-0783 • theresidencesofsc.com Biden last week making Fee-Based DRIP? CLOG? Private Portfolio LEAK? Management We can handle any job at any time! We offer expert plumbing services at affordable rates! Repairs • Remodels • New Construction We offer same day water heater service!
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CASH FIVE — 6/21/21 Lake Change (As of 7 a.m. yesterday) Full pool 4 - 10 -27 - 32 - 33 - 2 Hartwell Lake...... 661.00 down .39 ...... 660.0 Lake Keowee ...... 97.5 down 1.1 ...... 100.0 S.C. POWERBALL — 6/19/21 Lake Russell ...... 475.29 up .69 ...... 480.0 4 - 22 - 35 - 38 - 39 - 20 Lake Thurmond ...... 330.22 down .25 ...... 330.0 Today Tonight Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Lake Jocassee ...... 95.9 up .4 ...... 100.0 S.C. PICK THREE — 6/21/21 River Stage/Change Flood Stage AM Partly Partly Partly Partly Isolated Tallulah River at Tallulah Falls. 5.28 up .04 ...... n/a Evening: 6 - 4 - 0 - 5 t-storms; cloudy; cloudy; cloudy; cloudy; t-storms; Saluda River at Greenville. . . . . 3.41 up .03 ...... 12.0 winds WSW winds NNE winds ENE winds ENE winds E at 6 winds SSW S.C. PICK FOUR — 6/21/21 French Broad at Rosman, N.C. 2.23 up .02 ...... 9.0 at 8 mph at 4 mph at 8 mph at 8 mph mph at 5 mph Twelve Mile Creek near Liberty . 2.44 up .31 ...... n/a Evening: 6 - 9 - 6 - 2 - 5 Chattooga near Clayton...... 1.72 up .14 ...... 5.0 High: 81 High: 82 High: 80 High: 82 High: 83 Low: 63 Low: 63 Low: 63 Low: 63 Low: 67 Low: 68
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TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2021 THE JOURNAL A3 Vaccine clinic this week THE JOURNAL STAFF available for all South Carolinians age 16 and older. The Moderna and Janssen SENECA — The Golden Corner Food (Johnson & Johnson) vaccines has been Pantry in Seneca is hosting a free approved for people 18 and older, and COVID-19 vaccination clinic this week. the Pfizer vaccine is cleared for ages 12 The S.C. Department of Health and and up. Environmental Control said Friday the “All of the COVID-19 vaccines are clinic is scheduled from 9:30-11:45 a.m. at safe, effective and free,” a news release the pantry at 635 Business Park Drive in from DHEC said. “DHEC recommends Seneca. Appointments can be made on- that South Carolinians get the first line at cvas.dhec.sc.gov or by calling (866) vaccine you can schedule. COVID-19 365-8110. Appointments can be made over vaccinations are free. People won’t pay the phone daily from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. deductibles, co-insurance or co-pay- The COVID-19 vaccine is currently ments, and should not receive a bill.”
DHEC recognizes pening during the summer. recommends three “Ds” Mosquito Control “As warm weath- to keep the annoying bug er arrives and people away: Awareness Week encounter more mosqui- • Drain: Empty out SENECA — The S.C. toes, protecting yourself water containers at least Department of Health from bites becomes more once a week Clemson and Environmental important,” said Dr. Chris • Dress: Wear long Control (DHEC) is Evans, state public health sleeves, long pants and encouraging state entomologist with DHEC’s light-colored, loose-fitting celebrates residents to protect Bureau of Environmental clothing themselves from pesky Health Services. “DHEC’s • Defend: Property apply Juneteenth mosquito bites. surveillance program an EPA-registered product In recognition of helps identify cases of containing a repellent such Above, from left, Karen National Mosquito Con- West Nile virus and other as catnip oil, citronella/ Carter, S.C. House Rep. trol Awareness Week, mosquito-borne diseases citronella oil, DEET or per- Jerry Carter, Clemson Mayor DHEC said at least 61 in our state. Most mosqui- methrin-treated clothing Robert Halfacre, Councilman different species of toes are just a nuisance; Anyone wanting more Bob Brookover, artist Patro mosquitoes exist in the however, we detect West information on how to Ulmer, Councilwoman Alesia state, though not all of Nile virus in mosquitoes prevent mosquito bites Smith and Clemson Police them bite people. in our state every year.” can visit scdhec.gov/mos- Chief Jorge Campos pose The most common The American Mosqui- quitoes. for a picture in front of the diseases carried by to Control Association — The Journal staff “Unity” mural at the police mosquitoes in the substation on College Ave- Palmetto State in- nue. The mural was unveiled clude West Nile virus, Saturday at the city’s inaugu- eastern equine enceph- ral Juneteenth celebration. alitis virus, La Crosse Chloe and Hannah Tensley encephalitis virus and represent the Elks of Pend- dog/cat heartworm, a leton’s leadership program DHEC release said. Please join us in welcoming during the city of Clemson’s Last year, DHEC these new subscribers Juneteenth parade on Satur- detected eastern equine to The Journal family! day night. encephalitis virus in 17 PHOTOS BY JULIE TURNER | SPECIAL horses in 10 counties, TO THE JOURNAL with 13 of the cases hap- Lonnie & Ellen Peay Debbie Fowler BLONDEAU: ‘We’re very excited,’ mayor said Evelyn Reeves
FROM PAGE A1 called for a base salary of the permanent admin- stepped up to lead our city $113,000, a $400 lump sum istrator position. The (after multiple depart- The Journal regularly scheduled city monthly vehicle allow- assistant city adminis- ment head positions were council meeting, council ance and severance pay trator position has been vacated and later filled).” Miss A Day, Miss A Lot unanimously approved for 12 months. included in the city’s FY Call 864-882-2375 to subscribe today. a motion by Councilman Since being named to the ‘22 budget that will go into [email protected] | (864) 973-6687 John Ducworth for Hal- interim position for what effect July 1. facre to execute a contract was originally slated to be The public works direc- with Blondeau to be final- six months, council twice tor position, which has VISITSVIDEO AVAILABLE OFFICE ized no later than July 1. extended Blondeau’s con- been unfilled since the “Tonight, we as a coun- tract. The latest extension retirement of longtime cil came through to final- happened in November, head David Conner nearly ize the contract with Andy when council unanimously a year and a half ago, is Blondeau as of July 1 of approved his deal through the lone city department this year,” Halfacre told June 30 of this year. Coun- head position to be filled. Annoyed by a The Journal following the cil also approved a $10,000 “That’s still the one meeting. “So we’re real bonus in appreciation of we’re waiting on, and excited about him being the double duties Blondeau we’re excited to get that our full-time city adminis- had handled. one filled as soon as possi- trator. This (action) is the Blondeau emerged as ble,” Halfacre said. “We’re constant final discussion between the top choice of council excited about the many myself, the HR director among three finalists for different ones who have (Tracy Taylor) and Andy just to sign the contract to go for a period of time GETTING HOT OUTSIDE! cough? starting July 1.” Halfacre added that details of Blondeau’s con- COME IN AND COOL OFF. tract will be announced at the beginning of July. “It’s just wrapping up the new contract for him It’s Ice as our city administra- tor,” he said. “We’re very excited and are all excited for him to be our city Cream administrator for future years — for many future years. It’s a great time.” Blondeau served as Time! assistant city administra- tor for more than a decade Stop in, say ‘Hi” and prior to being named acting city administrator enjoy a free ice cream treat. in January 2020 following Chronic Cough studies the departure of long- time city administrator are enrolling now. Rick Cotton. A month The Journal later, council approved a 210 W. North 1st Street • Seneca • 882-2375 Those who qualify may contract for Blondeau as Monday - Friday 8 am - 5 pm receive:* acting administrator that • Payment up to $500, varies by study • No-cost study-related Graduation is no care from local doctors time to learn you • No-cost study medication haven’t saved enough for college.
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| YOUR VIEW | Legislature heads Thank you, Westminster EDITOR: to Columbia for a I recently read a Jour- nal editorial about West- minster being back from special session the brink, and I think you guys don’t understand at hope this month’s column finds you enjoying all what they are trying summer in our beautiful state! to do there in regard to I I am preparing to head to the Statehouse building a new recreation this week for a special legislative session. We complex. will vote on the new budget, which takes effect As a parent of two on July 1 and directs tax dollars to South Caro- children who played lina’s top priorities. travel sports, it always Earlier in the year, the House and Senate aggravated me to see each passed our own versions of the state bud- all the Oconee County get. At the beginning of June, three lawmakers kids playing at fields on from each chamber were the weekends one to two appointed to a conference hours away from home. committee to hammer out Oconee County is miss- the differences in the two ing out on a golden oppor- versions. Now, the com- tunity to keep our money mittee’s recommendations here and bring in outsiders are complete. The next step to spend money in our will be the full House and county on food, gas, lodging Senate voting on the “com- and vendors at the tourna- promise” version. ments, plus maybe stop- THE SANDIFER The budget, as it stands ping in any of our smaller if the House and Senate businesses to spend money. UPDATE | adopt the committee’s ver- All of that is taxed and sion, would give every K-12 stays here instead of going REP. BILL teacher in South Carolina to Greenville, Spartanburg, SANDIFER at least a $1,000 pay raise, Pickens or Anderson coun- along with normal step | OUR VIEW | ties. Plus, you are investing increases based on years of in kids and giving them experience. It also would give state employees somewhere to go and some- a 2.5 percent raise and grant state law enforce- thing to do that is healthy ment offers a pay raise as well, which is criti- and safe. cal as many agencies struggle to fill positions You have to spend mon- or keep officers. ey to make money, and I Along with these increases, the budget Beefy budget say kudos to Westminster would allocate $100 million for K-12 school for trying to invest back construction in rural and poorer areas of our into the city in a way that state where local property taxes do not pro- will bring tax money in to vide adequate revenue. Also, it would provide emember the “Where’s the that have been handed out to help with the infrastruc- funding to expand full-day kindergarten for beef?” commercials? current employees over that time. ture you spoke about in 4-year-olds from poor families statewide, to R We found it … and we County employees have seen your editorial. open new public charter schools, and to obtain didn’t have to look hard. raises in each of the last four And if you don’t think new instructional materials, so we can be It’s in Oconee County’s upcom- years, with this year looking like this will bring in money, sure books and other materials align with the take a trip to Tyger River curriculum. ing budget for fiscal year 2021-22 another 3 percent boost com- in Spartanburg, Heritage I am incredibly pleased the budget focuses on — a whopper of a budget coming ing. They did it last year during Park in Simpsonville important workers and functions like teach- in at just under $57 million. a pandemic, when many of you or Red Owens in Easley ers and education, infrastructure, workforce That’s $57,000,000, with two reading this were furloughed or starting in early spring training and law enforcement. Once the House commas and six zeros. outright unemployed, worrying and running to early No- and Senate agree on a budget, it then will go In just seven years, the budget about your future. Last year, they vember and just look at the to Gov. Henry McMaster for his signature. has swollen by almost $16 mil- handed out $600,000 over six amount of people there and He can sign it or make line-item vetoes. I will the diversity in the license update you in my next column. lion, from $41.1 million to where months, and the ultimate impact plates in the parking lots. Aside from the budget, the governor has it’s at today. of that move was actually $1.2 I say thank you, West- signed several bills into law since I last So let’s ask ourselves, how million. minster for trying to do reported. One of them focuses on reforming has life changed around Oconee This year it looks like another something that should’ve state-owned utility Santee Cooper. You might County? $647,000 piled on. These raises been done for the youth of remember that Santee Cooper, which provides Surely we have new parks, snowball, and with each year, Oconee a long time ago! electricity directly and indirectly to 2 million county recreation improvements, new pay rates stack on top of the South Carolinians, has struggled since 2017, Scott Moore when it stopped construction on a nuclear improved roads and many more last one until you see the types Seneca facility, leaving it with a $6.8 billion debt. simple quality-of-life improve- of numbers we’re seeing today. Among the Santee Cooper reforms are ments, right? We begged and pleaded with increased scrutiny on debt, a plan to replace Well, no. We can’t really point them not to, but they ignored us. board members and reevaluate CEO compen- to anything like that. They’ll keep ignoring us until you sation, new project approval requirements Can you? get worked up. This is, after all, | TODAY IN with the S.C. Public Service Commission and Here’s what we can point to, your money. a change in the process for increasing rates, to HISTORY | name a few. The reform plan also calls for steps and frankly, it’s absurd. To be clear, we’re not against to meet a zero-carbon emission goal by 2050. In seven years, Oconee County employees who do good work Today is Tuesday, June Another newly signed law paves the way has added 87 full-time employ- being paid what they should be 22, the 173rd day of 2021. for South Carolina’s student-athletes to profit ees to the budget. Some of the paid, and we understand the There are 192 days left in from their names, images and likenesses from 87 were probably warranted. For market is competitive. the year. third-party entities not affiliated with their example, the sheriff added 17 But last year during this pro- On this date: universities. The law helps keep South Caro- school resource officers to his cess, county administrator Aman- 1611, English explorer lina competitive in recruiting the nation’s top Henry Hudson, his son and athletes, as other states enact similar mea- payroll, but 87? da Brock told her council we had several other people were sures. It goes into effect July 1, 2022. Who are the rest, and what are full-time employees who were set adrift in present-day Beyond this summer’s special session, the they doing? living below the poverty level. Hudson Bay by mutineers legislature already has plans to return to the In 2021, the average total com- That simply isn’t true. aboard the Discovery. Statehouse in the fall as well. At that time, we pensation cost to the taxpayers We took a look, and in our 1870, the United States will redraw U.S. House districts as required of each employee was $60,824.74 research, we could not find one Department of Justice by the Constitution. Redistricting is later than per head, according to county full-time employee even remotely was created. usual this year because COVID-19 delayed U.S. 1940, during World War II, Census data. We will look at the reapportion- numbers reviewed by The Journal. near the poverty line. Shame on Adolf Hitler gained a stun- ment of S.C. House and S.C. Senate districts, That math works out to almost the entire council at the time for ning victory as France was too. $5.3 million in increased salaries not asking for verification. forced to sign an armistice Also in the fall, we will debate how to spend in just the additional employees Two council members are op- eight days after German $2.1 billion in federal money from the Ameri- alone. That does not account for posing the current budget based forces overran Paris. can Rescue Plan Act and $525 million from a the additional benefits, such as on much of this. Hopefully by to- 1941, Nazi Germany Savannah River Site settlement. retirement, health care and so on. night, one more will have a turn launched Operation Bar- If you have not gotten a COVID-19 vaccine barossa, a massive inva- yet, I encourage you to do so as soon as possi- It also doesn’t account for raises of conscience and end this. sion of the Soviet Union. ble. As new variants emerge, now is an import- 1944, President Franklin ant time. I encourage you to protect yourself, D. Roosevelt signed the your family and our community. Sadly, in Servicemen’s Readjust- terms of those eligible to receive vaccines, ment Act of 1944, more South Carolina continues to lag behind the popularly known as the national average. Health experts say about 1.8 Got something to say? “GI Bill of Rights.” million South Carolinians have no protection. Send us a letter! Drop it by our office at 210 W. North 1st St. in 1945, the World War II Let’s change that! battle for Okinawa ended Thank you for the great honor of represent- Seneca or email it to [email protected]. Be sure to include with an Allied victory. ing you. My door is always open! 1970, President Richard your phone number for verification. There is a strict 300-word limit on Nixon signed an extension BILL SANDIFER represents Oconee County’s District 2 in the letters to the editor. We will not publish letters that exceed the limit. of the Voting Rights Act of South Carolina House. He can be reached at (864) 885-2240 1965 that lowered the min- or [email protected]. imum voting age to 18.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2021 THE JOURNAL A5
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Alabama man held FROM PAGE A1 licenses to 2053 and 2054. “Oconee Nuclear Sta- on multiple charges tion has provided safe, reliable, carbon-free THE JOURNAL STAFF She was being held on a energy to customers and combined $12,205 sure- our communities for FAIR PLAY — An Ala- ty bond Monday at the nearly 50 years,” Oconee bama man was arrested Oconee County Detention Nuclear Station site vice on various drug charges Center. president Steve Snider and a sex offender regis- Warrants allege Gos- said in a release. “Re- try violation after a traffic nell went into a home on newing these operating stop in Oconee County on Lilo Creek Drive near licenses is a significant Friday afternoon. Westminster and took step toward achieving Clifton Harden Jr., 41, about $750 in cash from Duke Energy’s aggres- of Albertville, Ala., has the home. A camera near sive carbon reduction been charged the scene led to the arrest goals, which cannot be with a third of Gosnell, according to a achieved without nucle- or subsequent sheriff’s office case report. ar power.” sex offender The three nuclear registry viola- ‘Suspicious vehicle’ reactors at the Oconee tion, as well as leads to arrest of Nuclear Station were manufacture, licensed for operation on FILE distribution, Georgia man three separate dates and The Oconee Nuclear Station has applied for a license renewal next year that would Harden possession SENECA— A man was have different expiration allow the plant’s reactors to operate until 2053 and 2054. of controlled arrested after a report of dates. Unit No. 1 was substances and simple a “suspicious vehicle” led licensed for 40 years on 1974, and the renewal carbon-free electricity. ar officer Kelvin Hender- possession of marijuana. authorities to a truck and Feb. 6, 1973. It was reli- runs until that date in “A diverse, increasingly son said. “Our nuclear He was being held at the license tag that had been censed for an additional 2034. A subsequent re- carbon-free energy mix stations remain economic Oconee County Detention reported stolen. 20 years, expiring in newal would license the is important for custom- drivers for their commu- Center on a combined Donald Lee Bales, 63, of 2033. If the subsequent plant until July 19, 2054. ers. And nuclear energy nities, providing thou- $30,615 surety bond at Toccoa, Ga., is charged license renewal is ap- A company spokes- is a proven part of that sands of well-paying jobs, press time Monday. with possession of a stolen proved, the plant would woman told The Journal mix, having provided our significant tax revenues, An Oconee County vehicle and re- be licensed until Feb. 6, the NRC’s goal for subse- Carolinas customers with partnership opportunities sheriff’s deputy made the ceiving stolen 2053. quent license approval is clean, safe and reliable and other benefits.” arrest during a traffic goods. He was Unit No. 2 was licensed to be completed within electricity for decades,” stop on Conner Boulevard being held on for 40 years on Oct. 6, 18 months of filing. Duke Energy chief nucle- [email protected] | (864) 973-6685 in Fair Play just after 1 a combined 1973, ending on that Located on Lake Ke- p.m. on Friday, according $7,000 surety date in 2013. 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| ARRESTS | Michelle Osborne Henkel, hash-1st offense; MDP sch. I, Brian Keith Brown, 56 Booking Date: 6/20/21 OCONEE: Durham 44 C, LSD and sch. II cocaine-2nd 326 Kenneth St., Walhalla Oconee County Sheriff 610 N. Lake Drive, Salem offense; sex offender registry Booking Date: 6/19/21 Common law – breach of Booking Date: 6/18/21 violation-3rd and sub. West Union Police peace called for ‘actual Walhalla City Police Manufacture, distribution, Possession of cocaine-1st James Albert Elrod, 54 etc. of methamphet- Stacey Michelle Hayes, 52 offense; transport alcohol in 3023 Sunset Forest Road, amine-3rd or sub. 3145 Sundew Drive NW, motor vehicle with seal bro- Anderson Acworth, Ga. budget workshop’ ken; giving false information Booking Date: 6/18/21 Bradley Thomas Moore, 23 Booking Date: 6/20/21 Oconee County Sheriff 202 Mount Bay Drive, West- Oconee County Sheriff Rodney Lynn Henkel, 56 Receiving stolen goods minster Trespass after notice FROM PAGE A1 adding 15 more employ- P.O. Box 1088, Cashiers, N.C. <$2,000; operating vehicle Booking Date: 6/19/21 ees.” Booking Date: 6/18/21 which is not registered/li- Seneca City Police Stephanie Daugherty budget will go into effect Durham has also Walhalla City Police censed; use of license plates DUI; open container of Gosnell, 42 on July 1. called for a special coun- Two West Union municipal other than vehicle issued; beer/wine 141 Vine Road, Westminster To date, the proposed cil meeting to review the bench warrants; violation of uninsured motor vehicle-1st Booking Date: 6/20/21 budget has passed by budget line item by line court order of protection offense; driving under sus- Leslie Miller Goodman, 32 Oconee County Sheriff one vote at each read- item, with no success. In pension 125 1/2 Mullins St., King- Petit larceny <$2,000; bur- ing, with Councilmen May, Durham said the Donald Lee Bales, 63 sport, Tenn. glary-2nd degree Matthew Durham and county needed “an actu- 621 W. 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SENECA — Keowee Brewing Company turns two years old a week from today and will kick off the celebrations with a party on Saturday. The event will run from 11 a.m.-9 p.m. and owners Alex and Allison Butterbaugh said they are excited to PHOTOS BY JERRY BEARD | THE JOURNAL celebrate. Allison and Alex Butterbaugh opened Keowee Brewing Com- “Last year, we were able pany on June 29, 2019, and it has become a popular place for to shut down the street and the community to enjoy local craft beer. have a party in the street,” Alex said. “We are still go- a long way since it opened ing to do a large anniversa- its doors on June 29, 2019, ry party. We’re not shutting and even its owners didn’t down the street this year envision all the success they just because there’s more have had over their first businesses down here and couple years in business. we don’t want to impede on “Even in two short years, anybody else.” it’s come a long way,” Alex The celebration will said. “We definitely have feature a new beer release, lots of plans for future food, an anniversary glass- growth. We didn’t really ware release, live music expect to be where we’re at throughout and more. today in the beginning.” “We’ll definitely have at “It was a huge risk start- | KEOWEE BREWING least one new beer that we’ll ing our own business,” Al- COMPANY | be releasing that day,” Alex lison added. “We have plans said. “We have some beer to stick around and expand Alex and Allison Butterbaugh that we’ve been hanging as much as we possibly can Keowee Brewing Company onto in our cellar that we’ll to make everyone who visits 401 E Main St., Seneca A mural of Lake Keowee decorates a wall in the main room at probably release, too.” (864) 539-2679 Keowee Brewing Company in Seneca. Keowee Brewing has come SEE BREWERY, PAGE B6 https://keoweebrewing.com/
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at McClellan (Sacramento, Most notably, he received ner, project team member memory to the Oconee memorials in Dennis’ Calif.) and Patrick (Cocoa the Chief Justice Earl and grantsman for the County Humane Society, memory can be made Beach, Florida) AFBs. Warren Medallion, the Eddy Health System in P.O. Box 966, West Union, in c/o Sandifer Funeral During these years, the highest honor granted by Albany, N.Y. He most SC 29696. Home, P.O. Box 69, West- couple welcomed two the Central Intelligence recently served as the Frank was born in Fred- minster, SC 29693. daughters, Heather and Agency (CIA) to non-CIA director of planning for ericksburg, Va., and was Dennis was born in Col. Houston T. ‘Terry’ Holly, and forged lifelong persons, for his work in Northeast Health. Con- the son of the late Frank Oconee County, S.C., and friendships with other counterterrorism. current to his planning Mason Rhody and Gladys was the son of the late Jo- Hawkins, Ret. U.S. A.F. military families. While Terry received numerous duties, David held numer- Marie Bradley. Frank seph William and Dorothy JUNE 14, 2021 at McClellan, Terry com- awards and recognition ous positions in opera- worked in construction A. Sanford Savage. Den- LOS ALAMOS, N.M. — pleted a degree program for his work including two tions as the administrator as a contractor with the nis was a self-employed Terry Hawkins - faithful in law through the LaSal- Defense Superior Ser- of the Eddy Memorial State Department. Frank carpenter and an avid disciple of Christ; devoted le Extension University. vice Medals, the Legion Geriatric Center, director enjoyed woodworking and outdoorsman and had a son, brother, husband, fa- While at Patrick AFB, he of Merit, two Air Force of the Home Aide Services was known for his help at great love for spending ther, and grandfather; dis- developed his skills as a Superior Service Medals, of Eastern New York and the former Sister’s Restau- time with his family. Den- tinguished USAF veteran; radiochemist with the Air the Air Force Commenda- senior planner for the rant in Salem, S.C. nis was also a member of Cold War patriot; and Force Technical Applica- tion Medal, and numerous Eddy PACE Program as Frank is survived by his Temple Baptist Church. strategist and innovator tion Center, performing service medals, including well as numerous Eddy wife; a son, Stacey Rhody Dennis is survived by — began his thousands of radiochem- the Humanitarian Ser- Visiting Nurse Associa- (Brandi) of Tampa, Fla.; his wife, Rebecca Reed journey home ical analyses of nuclear vice Medal, the Korean tion programs. He enjoyed daughter, Nichole Rhody Savage; sons, LaDon early in the debris and developing Defense Medal and the skiing, golf and classic Basham (Steve) of King W. Savage (Jessica) of morning on new forensic technologies Vietnam Cross of Gallant- cars. He was a member George, Va.; two stepsons; Mountain Rest, S.C., and Monday, June and methodologies. Terry ry with Palm. From his of the Porsche Club of two brothers; one sister; Terry Savage (Angela) of 14. Ultimately, was then promoted to tenure with the USAF, he America. mother of his children, Westminster; daughter, he died from Lieutenant Colonel and holds patents in graphite Following his nearly 40 Diane Green of Fair- Tina Savage (Matthew complications the family moved to the fiber reinforcements and years of supporting the view Beach, Va.; three Alexander) of Westmin- Hawkins related to an Washington, D.C. area, super hard-structures. Eddy/Northeast Health/ grandchildren, McKayla ster; stepson, Brian Reed immunothera- where he completed three Terry was a deacon and St. Peter’s Health Part- Rhody, Mason Rhody and (Bobilynn) of Seneca, S.C.; py treatment for metastat- consecutive assignments. adult Sunday school teach- ners growth, David joined Sydney Basham; and five sister, JoAnn O’Kelley of ic kidney cancer that he From 1979 to 1983, Terry er at White Rock Baptist the board of directors step-grandchildren. Westminster; great-grand- had received in February was the leader of the De- Church in White Rock, of the Albany Guardian Condolences may be daughter who was reared 2021. At the time of his fense Intelligence Agen- New Mexico, for more Society, a program to expressed online by visit- in the home, Kaislynn passing, his loving wife cy’s Nuclear Energy Divi- than three decades. He foster all aspects of an ing sandiferfuneralhome. Gaston; 10 grandchildren, of 55 years, Martha Butts sion, where he also served served as a member of the age-friendly community. com. Natoshi, Audri (Vidal), Hawkins, was by his side. on the Joint Atomic J. Robert Oppenheimer David was married for Sandifer Funeral Home Allie, Ashley, Brilynn, Terry was born in Sen- Energy Intelligence Com- Memorial Committee for 47 years to Janice Mazzo- is assisting the Rhody Hunter, Dawson (Caitlyn), eca, S.C., to the Reverend mittee and co-chaired the many years. He and Mar- chi Howells. He is sur- family. Zack (Kimberly), Jordan, Thomas “Houston” and Department of Defense’s tha traveled internation- vived by their two sons, Brody and Brittany; and Mary Elaine Moore Haw- Hard Target Kill Com- ally with a close group of Brian D. Howell (Laura) 11 great-grandchildren. kins. Shortly after his mittee. He subsequently Los Alamos-based friends of Milton, Mass., and A message of condolence birth, his father enlisted served as the special and enjoyed their time in Derek M. Howells (Kate) may be written to the in the U.S. Navy and was assistant to the Secretary the U.S. with their four of Millersville, Md.; his family by visiting sandif- deployed to the Pacific of Defense for Air Force grandchildren. beloved grandchildren, erfuneralhome.com. Theater during WWII. Nuclear Matters until Terry is survived by Evelyn, Sydney, Caden Sandifer Funeral Home Terry’s paternal grand- 1987. In this capacity, he his wife, Martha; aunt, and Hadley; and his sister, is assisting the Savage parents, Silas Drayton advised Secretaries of Lucille Hawkins Sand- Lynda B. Howells (Claire) family. and Rular Ann McKee Defense (SecDef) Caspar ers; aunt, Jean Hawkins of Randolph Center, Vt. Hawkins, helped Mary Weinberger and Frank Roper; brother, Roger Dennis Savage raise him during Hous- Carlucci on decisions per- Hawkins (Marcia); sister, ton’s absence. Terry grew taining to USAF nuclear Rachel Hawkins Bolt; JUNE 18, 2021 up in the tiny mill village weaponry, prepared the daughters, Dr. Heather WALHALLA, S.C. — of Newry, S.C., alongside SecDef position paper on Hawkins Erpenbeck Harold ‘Ronnie’ Pitts Dennis Wilton Savage, 70, his youngest uncle and nuclear winter and led for- (Gregory) and Holly JUNE 19, 2021 husband of Rebecca Reed aunts in a faith- and joy- eign assistance programs Hawkins Saporito (Nick); SENECA, S.C. — Harold Savage, of 162 Willow filled family. pertaining to hardening four grandchildren, Eli Ronnie Pitts, 67, fiancé Lane, passed away Friday, Terry was the eldest of against nuclear effects. Erpenbeck and Char- of Bonnie Bearzi, of 394 June 18, at three children born to Finally, after transferring lotte, Sawyer and Harper Winding Lane, passed Prisma Health Houston and Mary. He to the Defense Nuclear Saporito; and numerous away Saturday, June 19, at Cottingham and his brother, Rog- Agency in 1987, he led the cousins, nephews, nieces his residence, surrounded Hospice House er, and sister, Rachel, formation and growth and lifelong friends. by his loving family after surrounded were taught to love God of the Defense Threat Terry was preceded an extended by his loving and to serve others in Reduction Office (now the in death by his grand- battle with and devoted accordance with His Defense Threat Reduction parents, parents, uncles, cancer. family. will. Throughout his Agency). He retired from several aunts, in-laws, A memorial Savage A funeral 80 years and following the USAF as a colonel sisters and brothers-in- service will service will be much professional and after 25 years of service. law, and grandson, James be held at 2 held at 2 p.m. today, June personal success, Ter- Soon after, Terry joined Christian Erpenbeck. p.m. Friday, 22, at Sandifer Funeral ry was steadfast in his the Los Alamos Nation- Services for Col. Hous- June 25, in Home chapel, with burial faith and unwavering al Laboratory (LANL), ton T. “Terry” Hawkins Pitts the Sandifer to follow at Holly Springs in his commitment to where he continued his will be conducted at 11 Funeral Home Baptist Church ceme- the Lord. His success service to the nation for a.m. on Wednesday, June chapel, with a private tery. The family received did not change him, and more than 30 more years. 23, at the Davenport burial at Heritage Memo- friends from 6-8 p.m. Mon- his kindness, humility Terry was a senior-level Funeral Home chapel, rial Gardens. The family day, June 21, at Sandifer and gentle spirit were manager and technical West Union, S.C. Visita- will receive friends from Funeral Home. The family testaments to his faith. leader at LANL who led tion will be at 10 a.m. one 1-1:45 p.m. Friday, June 25, is at the home of Tina Terry always preferred to several organizations hour prior to the funeral at Sandifer Funeral Home Savage, 104 Cornelia Ave., turn the spotlight into a through challenges service. The interment prior to the service. The Westminster, SC 29693. floodlight to shine upon resulting from signifi- will follow at the family family is at the residence. Flowers are accepted, or those who were fortunate cant technical challenges plot at Oconee Memorial In lieu of flowers, memo- to have met him along the and dynamic change. Park, Seneca. Thereaf- rials in Ronnie’s memory journey. At the end of his Throughout this stage of ter, friends and family can be made to Kindred AUTO • HOME • LIFE • BUSINESS life, he assured his family his career, he led major are invited to Poplar Hospice, 1704 E. Green- that God would take care technical programs aimed Springs Baptist Church, ville St. #1C, Anderson, Who insures you of him and that he was at assessing, detecting, Walhalla, for a reception SC 29621 or the American doesn’t matter ... looking forward to being preventing, and revers- honoring the memory of Cancer Society, P.O. Box until it does. reunited with those who ing the proliferation of a son, brother, husband, 22718, Oklahoma City, OK have preceded him in weapons of mass destruc- father, grandfather, uncle, 73123. death. tion and the use of those cousin, friend and a true Ronnie was born in Terry graduated from weapons by international disciple of Christ. Oconee County, S.C., and Seneca High School in terrorists. He served as In lieu of flowers, the was the son of the late 1959 with honors and deputy and division leader family asks those wishing Harold Calhoun and Clara 10873 Clemson Blvd., Unit 1 attended Clemson College of both the International to honor Terry’s memory “Willine” Burns Pitts. Vic Holley • Ryan Holley Seneca • 864-973-9642 (now, Clemson University) Technology and Nonpro- to consider contributing Ronnie was a graduate of Shani Scott Marcengill as a chemistry undergrad- liferation and Internation- to the J. Robert Oppen- Oakway High School and uate student and member al Security divisions at heimer Memorial Com- Nashville Diesel College of the ROTC program. He LANL. Additionally, he mittee (JROMC) in his and was a retired self-em- worked several part-time served as an acting direc- name. A scholarship will ployed master carpenter. jobs and lived at home tor of the LANL Office of be established in honor of Ronnie is survived by Town & so that he could afford to Counterintelligence. Terry. Contributions may his fiancé, Bonnie Bearzi, attend college. He com- At the time of his pass- be sent to: of the residence; a step- pleted his B.S. in chem- ing, Terry was a LANL JROMC, P.O. Box 220, son, Kyle Brown; and two Country istry in 1963 and was a senior fellow assigned to Los Alamos, NM 87544. sisters, Beverly Sue Pitts ENTERPRISES, LLC Distinguished Military the Principal Associate and Clara Jean Gilliam. Graduate of Clemson. He Directorate for Global Ronnie was preceded • Total Tree Removal & Trimming was commissioned upon Security. He concurrently in death by his father, • Storm Damage & Blowovers Removed graduation and was sta- served on the Advisory David Howells III Harold Calhoun Pitts; and tioned at Wright Patter- Board of the American his mother, Clara Willine • Stump Excavation & Grinding son Air Force Base (AFB) Center for Democracy, JUNE 5, 2021 Burns Pitts. in Dayton, Ohio. It was New York, New York; as a SALEM, S.C. — David A message of condolence See Our Work On during his return home Distinguished Research Howells III, 72, passed may be written to the on leave that he asked Fellow with the Institute away suddenly on Satur- family by visiting sandif- 864-280-5189 Martha — the youngest of Physical Science, Mc- day, June 5. erfuneralhome.com. daughter of Stephen and Lean, Virginia; and as an Private services will Sandifer Funeral Home Helen Knox Butts, and advisor for the Marshall be held for the family. In is assisting the family. whom he had known for Institute for Interdisci- lieu of flowers, donations most of his life — on a plinary Research, Hun- may be made date. That date sparked tington, West Virginia. in David’s a beautiful romance and Terry was previously the memory to Os- Terry and Martha were director of the LANL DoD her Lifelong married on Oct. 3, 1965. Programs in the Office of Learning In- In 1967, Terry was de- the Associate Director for stitute (OLLI), ployed to Kadena Air Base Threat Reduction. 100 Thomas in Okinawa, Japan to As an internationally rec- Green Blvd., serve in the Vietnam War. ognized expert on modern Howells Clemson, 311 South Highway 11 • Walhalla During his year of service terrorism, particularly SC 29631 or Frank Rhody Jr. 638-3611 in Southeast Asia, he led terrorism involving the Friends of Lake Keowee JUNE 19, 2021 Now Serving The Families of a reconnaissance avionics potential use of weapons Society (FOLKS), 1209 SENECA, S.C. — Frank unit and was a technical of mass destruction, Terry Stamp Creek Road, Salem, Mason Rhody Jr., 70, Joyce Mae Brickett advisor to the commander served on the Presidential SC 29676. husband of Shirley Bean of the 313th Air Division Panel on National Infra- Born in Troy, N.Y., he Rhody, passed away Houston Terry Hawkins on reconnaissance mat- structure Protection. He was the son of the late Saturday, June 19, at his ters. delivered invited lectures David Howells II and residence surrounded by Barney Franklin “Pep” Pepper Upon his return to the worldwide on this topic. Elizabeth McBride How- his loving family. Barbara Ann Mize U.S., Terry and Martha For his efforts, he re- ells. He was a graduate No formal service will moved to several different ceived the Aviation Week of Williston Academy in be held at this time. The Now with onsite crematory military installations as & Space Technology 2000 Northampton, Mass., St. family members are at For complete obituary, visit www.davenportfuneralhome.com he advanced through the Laurel Award and two Lawrence University and their respective homes. In ranks as a USAF officer. Valley Forge Freedoms the University of Albany. lieu of flowers, memorials The couple were stationed Foundation Medallions. David worked as a plan- may be made in Frank’s | PAGE LABEL ODD |
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vaccine card Dear Annie: A year ago, my best friend, “Tia,” knows the future got her real estate license, and she has been work- Dear Readers: So, you’ve got ing very hard to build her clientele. She has suc- Question: I go to church often, but it. You’ve had it, and now, you’ve ceeded in selling two homes and being the buyer’s I also read my horoscope. It helps me got it. What? You’ve had your agent for three. know what to watch out for each day COVID vaccine, and now you’ve My husband and I want to buy a home soon, and and I search out how many days out got your COVID vaccine card. I’m conflicted on whether to hire her as our agent. of the year it actually predicts the The card has your name and She’s a wonderful friend, and we’ve been through future right. Is reading the horoscope birthdate on it (so don’t post it on thick and thin together. so bad, and is it part of the occult? your social media), the dates and On the one hand, I want to do everything I can — H.O. brand of vaccine you got, along to support my friend in her new career. I think she Answer: Almost since the dawn with the batch has excellent qualities and would of the human race, number of the do a good job for us. I also worry people have tried to vaccine. that she would be hurt if we didn’t discern the future. About the size choose her. Millions of people of a baseball On the other hand, my husband read their horo- card, the COVID is nervous about her lack of expe- scopes daily, trying vaccine card is rience, and I worry that if we dis- to find some guid- important. Keep agreed in this transaction, it would ance. it with your affect our friendship negatively. Only God knows Bizarro other valuable What do you think I should do? the future. Many look HINTS papers and med- DEAR — Mixing Friends with Busi- MY to the stars, the tea ical records. Slip ness leaves, or the lines on FROM a plastic sleeve ANNIE | Dear Mixing Friends with ANSWER | the palm of the hand HELOISE | on it if you can; Business: Since Tia is a wonderful to find confidence experts advise ANNIE friend, and you’ve been through BILLY in the future. Some HELOISE against laminat- LANE thick and thin together, take her GRAHAM of these attempts to ing the card. to lunch and walk her through learn what the future You don’t need the entire situation. Explain that holds are merely to carry the card with you on a your friendship is more important to you than a foolish or useless, but others involve daily basis; make a photocopy of single house purchase. Tell her of your husband’s occult practices that can bring people it or take a picture of it with your concerns. into contact with spiritual forces that phone. If you lose the card, first Then, you can propose one of two options: You are not from God, but from Satan. contact the agency that gave you and your husband can hire someone else, or she can This is one reason why the Bible the vaccine; don’t reach out to the team up with an experienced real estate agent and tells us to avoid any practice that may Centers for Disease Control and you and your husband can work with two agents be linked with the occult. Astrology Prevention. in buying your house. Having someone you can can never provide the answers to COVID is likely here to stay for trust who is representing you is helpful, and having life’s deepest questions — especially the foreseeable future. You might someone with vast experience is worth gold. Good when it comes to where we will spend need the original vaccine card luck with your new home — and with your endur- eternity. for entry into sporting events or ing friendship. If our minds are not filled with concerts, or for travel. God’s truth, something else will — Heloise Dear Annie: I need to put this out there, even if take His place: cynicism, occultism, I’m overreacting and it is not my place. Recently, false religions and philosophies. It’s Cornered TECH TALK TUESDAY friends divorced, and some members of my family Satan’s purpose to steal the seed of Dear Readers: Ever get a took different sides. Specifically, I became the ear truth from our hearts by sending dis- statement in the mail or a legal for the wife to vent to when things got rough, while tracting thoughts, clever deceptions. document on which one page is my sister-in-law, “Rebecca,” became the ear for the People have always been caught up printed: “This page intentionally husband, “Sam,” to vent to. in whatever appears to be the most left blank”? What gives? Let’s I tried to stay out of the details and just offer en- bizarre, looking for truth and settling look at it: couragement during the rough patch of my friend’s for folly. The occult is clever in reach- This is probably a device to sep- life. However, details of Sam’s stepping out with ing seekers who want to experience a arate content, to keep pages num- other girls came to light. rush of any kind. bered or to fill in blank spaces. Rebecca does not think Sam did anything wrong Jesus tells us not to be misled by because he said that when he met with these girls, the voices of strangers; there are so DO YOU MIND SHARING? nothing physical ever happened. Rebecca and Sam many strange voices being heard in Dear Heloise: My daughter’s are constantly hanging out together, and she has the world. Jesus made an astounding friend (she’s 12) was born with a killed whatever friendship she had with the wife. claim: “I am... the truth (John 14:6). “creativity,” we call it (instead of The divorce has been finalized, and there is still He is the embodiment of all truth. “deformity”) — her left hand is tension among all parties involved. Recently, I’ve The only answer to man’s search is slightly misshapen. noticed that Rebecca has taken a much more active found in Him. I want to let your readers role in her friendship with Sam. I would not care if know: She does not mind answer- Rebecca and Sam got together if it weren’t for the (This column is based on the words ing questions about her hand; she fact that she is married with four kids. She has been and writings of the late Rev. Billy understands it’s unusual and peo- constantly texting him while ignoring her own Graham.) ple are curious. But she wants us family, despite being told repeatedly that her close to remember not to ask, “What’s relationship with Sam has been raising questions REV. BILLY GRAHAM’S informative approach wrong with your hand?” There’s about whether she is cheating on her husband. to his beliefs and his respectful examination The Flying McCoys technically nothing wrong with Rebecca has complained about her husband of the beliefs of others have kept his nonde- it — it is what it is. working long hours, but the moment he had a day nominational Q&A column at the forefront of Ask instead: “If you don’t mind off, she left him at home with their kids so she religious discourse for more than 60 years. sharing, can you tell me about could go to a local date spot with Sam. Thankfully, your hand?” “Were you born that there was an additional guy friend there. My worry | CROSSWORD ANSWERS | way?” “Does it keep you from is that she is going to be in the same spot as our doing everyday activities?” (It friends were recently because her husband will doesn’t!) “Does it hurt?” And think it was too much. Her husband doesn’t like then say, “Come play ball with Sam either. If a fight or divorce is on the horizon, us, sit with us, eat lunch with us she will still be part of our family because she is my ...” husband’s sister. Being inquisitive is healthy. Is there anything I can do or say to alert her to Let’s set out to become advocates the dangers that she may face, or am I sticking my for people who are differently nose somewhere it shouldn’t belong? abled. They, too, have gifts to — Concerned and Worried Sister share. Dear Concerned and Worried Sister: Rebecca — Mary W. in Pennsylvania is playing with fire, flirting with Sam and ignor- ing her husband. Since Rebecca is your husband’s SEND A money-saving or timesaving hint sister, you might ask him to talk to her for the sake to Heloise, P.O. Box 795001, San Antonio, TX of the four kids, if nothing else. 78279-5001, or you can fax it to 1-210-HEL- OISE or email it to [email protected]. 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B4 THE JOURNAL | COMICS/PUZZLES | TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2021
| ACES ON THE BRIDGE | THATTHAT SCRAMBLEDSCRAMBLED WORDWORD GAMEGAME ByBy DavidDavid L.L. HoytHoyt andand JeffJeff KnurekKnurek Take the South seat for Unscramble these Jumbles, today’s deal from the 2014 Unscramble these Jumbles, oneone letterletter toto eacheach square,square, European Championships in toto formform fourfour ordinaryordinary words.words. Opatija, Croatia. North forces to game over EBBIR your one-heart opening, a LGEIA sound evaluation, and rebids her suit over two hearts. Your three no-trump brings the auc- tion to a close, and you receive HKATNVECTO the lead of the spade five. How would you play? Diamonds is your main source of tricks, and you should therefore retain the MEDYARMLIPEP spade ace as an entry to dum- my. You play low, overtaking the spade 10 with the king to lead a diamond up, in case LUCONK there is a singleton ace onside. WSORYD @PlayJumble Twitter the free JUST JUMBLE app • Follow us on Get East takes the diamond ace @PlayJumble Twitter the free JUST JUMBLE app • Follow us on Get and shifts to the club queen. NowNow arrangearrange thethe circledcircled lettersletters What now? consider using a form of the ©2021©2021 TribuneTribune ContentContent Agency,Agency, LLCLLC toto formform thethe surprisesurprise answer,answer, asas The Irish declarer ducked, Principle of Restricted Choice, AllAll RightsRights Reserved.Reserved. suggestedsuggested byby thethe aboveabove cartoon.cartoon. which was immediately fatal though it may be applicable when a club was continued. only against top-class defend- The Austrian declarer covered ers. Playing the eight wins with the king, and this lost to against an original holding of (Answers(Answers tomorrow) tomorrow) the ace. Back came a low club, queen-jack-seven but loses to Jumbles:Jumbles: BRIBEVERGE COVETCHAOS DREAMYVIABLE UNLOCKDARKER Yesterday’sSaturday’s and declarer was faced with honor-nine-seven, whether that Answer:Answer: TheThe bracehigh jumper that the who doctor practiced prescribed more to than ease the his her second guess. She put in honor is the jack or queen. So, spinalother athletespressure was was an — — ON OVER BACK ACHIEVER ORDER the eight, which also led to the 10 is the winning play both defeat. in theory and practice. The commentators believed Jet Pasman and Nevena that after the shift to the club Senior were the successful queen, declarer should cover defenders in the East seat. (this loses by force only when East holds queen-jack-nine and at least a four-card suit). When B.C. a club comes back, declarer can
ANSWER: Bid three clubs, Stayman. With enough values to assume an easy game, a soft honor in your doubleton and a weak major suit, it is better not to offer partner a choice of games by transferring. Three Blondie no-trump should play better than a 5-3 spade fit. However, you can still try Stayman to locate a 5-4 spade fit. This may seem like masterminding, but exercising your judgment is a different matter. Dilbert
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TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2021 THE JOURNAL B5 They are being intellectually inconsistent and dishonest
Willie, point the opposite such a good job? current number to them The cul- direction. Same as Willie says: says it’s no longer in use. turally deaf when he said he This isn’t a matter of For internet, it also mal- Oconee County doesn’t care “right” and “wrong.” functions. Help! conservatives what “they The other reader was Willie says: still have their Tell say in the pa- sharing his experiences By the time I got this “No RINOs” per,” but he and his opinion based plea and my answer roadside signs never misses on his standards. I’m gets printed, I sure visible around a chance to happy to print your hope you have gotten Oconee Coun- quote what letter sharing your pos- through to your carrier ty. The only the paper itive comments based and gotten things back thing missing Wi ie said. He on your experience and to working order. In are the addi- ll and others standards. I hope you’re case things are still not tional signs, CALL 916-9749 are being right and that the coun- as they should be, the a la Burma intellectually ty will make sure the phone number I have Shave adver- inconsistent and parks are the beautiful, for AT&T Customer Ser- tising, which members to dishonest. We’ll see clean, inviting places vice is 1-800-288-2020. also reject past Oconee see if they are how unified they are we all deserve. Don’t County Republican Party “conservative over the next year. forget, the folks who See ya tomorrow! members, anyone, re- enough.” use the parks can do Willie gardless of their conser- Willie says: Willie, their part by putting vative credentials, who I don’t know Regarding the their trash where it be- COMMENTS ARE not intended disagrees with their “far if they proudly recent South Cove longs when they leave. to reflect views of The Journal’s right” agenda, and as they call themselves Park letter, just management or staff and are the had stated on their local “the MOB.” because one per- Willie, opinions of readers submitting social media pages, any Are you sure son complains, it My home phone is them. The Journal makes no lake or country club peo- about that? I does not mean they are dead. I can’t get through guarantee of their accuracy. As for ple. Unless they change do agree with “right.” You seemed to to AT&T for help. Any answers, ol’ Willie does his best to the by-laws, all political several points you agree with the writer as numbers I could call? My get it right. parties should be inclu- made, although you though what he said was sive, not exclusive, a place might be a little more factual, and criticized to meet with people who jaded by them than I the county, saying they Your One-Stop share similar ideology am. I do believe that I should do a better job. I and certainly not contin- am the one who gets to “camped” for 40 years and ue to alienate and insult decide if I’m conserva- literally lived at South their voter base. This tive or liberal, a Dem- Cove for three months Tire Center group also proudly calls ocrat or Republican, ocrats or Republicans and, without someone themselves “the MOB” not someone else. Your would find others in monitoring the bath- New & Used Tires and continues to earn that political affiliation is their party with whom rooms 24/7, there will be All Major Brands designation with their a collection of your they disagreed with times when bathrooms Plugs, Patches & Rotations reported uncivil bullying leans, meaning if you on several issues. That will need some TLC after demeanor at both the lean toward enough has been the case for being used by a large current county council things that Republicans as long as parties have number of people. I was 10% Off for meetings and at the OCRP lean toward, then you existed. It was never at South Cove this week, County Convention in are likely to identify meant to be “this way thought it was beautiful First Responders April. For the first time as a Republican — like or the highway,” the and clean and must have & Military in my long, conservative me. If you lean more way the current leader- seen 75 people using those with proper ID political life, I have been toward things that ship in the Republican unneeded tennis and pick- embarrassed by any Re- Democrats lean toward, Party wants it to be. le ball courts. Based on SUNRISE Family Owned & Operated publican local leadership then you are more David McMahan says this letter, will you now 864-882-7181 that obviously condones likely to identify as a he wants unity in the congratulate the county 710 E. Main Street • Seneca the need to “VET” their Democrat. Most Dem- party, but his actions and hard workers who do TIRE Got a new driver? Find a safe, reliable vehicle in the Classifieds TRI-STAR The Journal
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B6 THE JOURNAL TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2021 BREWERY: ‘People enjoy our space and the beers that we make’
FROM PAGE B1 us comfortable with a place to sit and enjoy their beers.” The brewery’s pop- ularity has continued since opening despite the COVID-19 pandemic being an issue for the majority of its two years in operation. “We’re so happy that people enjoy our space and the beers that we make,” Allison said. “We’re so happy to be a place in town where people can come to. You always get nervous when you start your own business or proj- ect. … People are coming, they’re liking our beer and coming back, so I feel incredibly humbled.” The brewery was open Keowee Brewery Company owners Allison and Alex Butterbaugh stand in the patio area for nine months before the outside the brewery in Seneca. The patio was a big selling point for the Butterbaughs. Butterbaughs had to shut It became a popular hangout spot last year as the COVID-19 pandemic changed many down for seven weeks, but business’ operations and continues to be a major attraction for the brewery, as people they felt the community love to drink outside, Allison said. rally. “COVID definitely a long time before he and property, started working it. That was probably the wasn’t part of the busi- Allison moved to Wiscon- toward a business and biggest selling point for ness plan,” Alex said. “We sin, where they lived for started our own family this property.” had to adjust and shift.” almost 10 years. down here, so we’ve been Alex said they were also “We had some great “I was working in the incredibly busy, but it’s interested in being a part community support PHOTOS BY JERRY BEARD | THE JOURNAL corporate world, and it been nothing short of of downtown Seneca’s during shutdown,” Keowee Brewing Company owner Alex Butterbaugh looks wasn’t really my dream to every- growth. Allison added. “When into a stainless steel tank at the brewery in Seneca. be doing that,” Alex said. thing we “See- we were completely shut “Allison actually found had hoped ‘We’re so happy ing the down with basically to-go our amber called the ‘All industry,” Allison said. a job at a local brewery for.” success sales only … we were just In,’ and then we like to do “Seltzers are definitely there called 3 Sheeps Having to be a place in town that Ram blown away by the com- varieties of those by adding on the rise. They can be Brewing Company in She- spent Cat Alley munity support. People fruits to them and things fruity, refreshing and boygan, Wis., and told me almost where people can has had came to pick up our crowl- like that,” Allison said. easy to drink, especially to apply for it, so I did, and 10 years over the ers and take home.” “We also always keep a ci- on hot summer days.” I left the corporate world in cold come to. ... People past sev- der on tap and wine, so we The pandemic also pro- and did that for over five weather, eral years THE BEER do have plenty of options.” vided extra time for Alex years. I started at the very they liked are coming, they’re made us The brewery has 12 taps Alex has even dabbled to experiment. bottom, just washing kegs the out- want to open all the time, unless a into barrel-aging beer. “During COVID, we had and running the bottling side area liking our beer and become beer gets emptied. “We have a stout called no intention of making line, doing any cleanup attached a part “We always try to have ‘Year Around the Son’ lagers or sour beers be- while asking for more to the coming back, so I feel of that on our Kolsch, which is a for our son’s birthday,” cause of the time it takes roles and opportunities, property. revitaliza- good beer for people who Allison said. “Alex takes to do,” he said. “For better and was head brewer by “Every- incredibly humbled.’ tion of the aren’t quite into craft beer, some of it and barrel-ages or worse, during the the time we left.” one loves rest of the or they don’t want some- it, and then kegs the rest shutdowns, we had more The two decided to drinking Allison Butterbaugh downtown thing too hoppy,” Allison of it straight. He does a time on our hands, so we open a business of their beer Keowee Brewing Company owner area,” he said. “Kolsch is a good wide variety of beers, and started dabbling into that own and move to Seneca, outside,” said. “We style that’s mild and really they’re all worth a try. “ area as well. It’s become where Allison’s parents Allison said. “When we focused on downtown and easy to drink. I like to As seltzers have increas- very popular and is not had retired. saw this area had a yard, found this building that drink it on a really hot day, ingly become popular, the going away anytime soon, “We bought the build- which was one of few was perfect because it’s even though it’s not really brewery didn’t want to because there’s a demand ing on Halloween in 2017 that had one attached, removed from Ram Cat, my style. ... It’s just a really pass up the opportunity to for them. “ and found out four days we knew no matter how but still connected, and great beer that’s light, try something new. later we were expecting much work we’d have to we can be an anchor on crisp and refreshing.” “It wasn’t something BUSINESS ORIGINS a little dude,” she said. put into the building, this the other side.” She said they “really we thought we’d get into The Butterbaughs spent “We changed everything outdoor space was going sprinkle in a lot of styles.” as quickly as we did, but their childhood in Spar- all at once. We bought the to be completely worth [email protected] | (864) 973-6301 “We have a wheat beer you have to watch market tanburg, and Alex home- called ‘Golden Corners,’ trends, just like any other brewed with his dad for HEAR FOR LIFE
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| HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL | Clemson lands three recruits after Elite Retreat lemson had a home from the start,” ‘Move forward’ three-commitment Gunn said. Cweek coming off its Gunn “Elite Retreat” camp is from June 11-12. ranked The Tigers took a big among step toward filling their the top needs in the secondary three with pledges from four- kickers star safety Sherrod Covil in the (6-0, 185) of Chesapeake, 2022 Va., and four-star cor- class by nerback Toriano Pride FROM THE Kicking (5-11, 172) of St. Louis. RECRUITING World. They also landed place- TRAIL | Clem- kicker Robert Gunn (6-2, son now 155) of Largo, Fla. has Covil made the an- PHIL seven nouncement in Atlanta KORNBLUT commit- at a Rivals camp. He ments chose the Tigers over for their 2022 class, Southern Cal, Virginia, which currently is Penn State, Notre Dame, ranked 21st nationally Oregon, Virginia Tech, by 247Sports. Alabama, Auburn, Three-star DE Ja- Maryland and Michigan. maal Whyce (6-4, 255) He’s ranked the No. 11 of Miami announced a safety nationally in the commitment to South 247Sports Composite. Carolina on Monday. Pride chose the Tigers Whyce had visited from a favorites list South Carolina last week- that also included Ohio end and tweeted on June State, Oregon, Georgia, 11 that his recruiting Alabama, Missouri and was over and he would Auburn. He is ranked announce on Father’s the No. 23 cornerback Day. Whyce also reported COURTESY OF THE ACC nationally and the No. 4 offers from Alabama, In- Clemson infielder Sam Hall reaches for a ball during the Tigers’ game against Louisville on May 2 in Clemson. prospect in Missouri in diana, Pitt, Kentucky, Mi- the 247Sports Composite. ami, Ole Miss, Syracuse, Defensive coordina- Marshall and Florida. tor Brent Venables and He is ranked the No. 103 Lee leaving tough season in the past secondary coach Mike defensive lineman in the Reed were the leaders 247Sports Composite and BY MICHAEL CROUCHLEY NCAA Tournament for the first a lot that needs to be improved in Pride’s recruitment, No. 96 among prospects THE JOURNAL time in 11 years. Head coach Monte on, he made it clear that his team and both coaches like the in Florida. Last season Lee isn’t shying away from that wouldn’t be dwelling on its short- versatility that Pride will Whyce, who lived in Day- CLEMSON — Following a prom- fact. comings from last season. bring to the secondary. ton, Ohio, before moving ising start to the COVID-shortened “We all understand the expecta- “Our focus, as a program, has Gunn had kicked for the to Florida last August, season in 2020, the Clemson base- tions of the program, I understand been on the future, and moving Tigers in a recent camp totaled 39 tackles and 9.5 ball team had high expectations for the expectations of the program, forward,” Lee said in a press and returned to the cam- sacks in four games. this year. and we had a tough season from a conference on Monday. “For me, pus for the Elite Retreat It’s safe to say it did not meet wins and losses perspective,” Lee as the leader of the program, this for further conversations PHIL KORNBLUT is a Colum- those expectations. said. “We dealt with some injuries, season is like an open wound. with Dabo Swinney and bia-based recruiting analyst and The Tigers struggled this season, and we had to make adjustments. When you have an open wound, the coaching staff. a six-time recipient of the South floundering to a 25-27 record — the We did the best that we could, but you put a bandage on it and you get “Everyone at Clemson Carolina Sportscaster of the Year program’s first losing season since ultimately, it wasn’t good enough.” really made me feel like award. Read his full column at 1957 — and missing out on the While Lee knows that there’s SEE TIGERS, PAGE C3 family, and it felt like upstatetoday.com. Larson earns another victory for Hendrick
BY JENNA FRYER Sandwiched in between a Cup race and it helps me getting back in the car ASSOCIATED PRESS his $1 million victory for dirt racing,” Larson until Saturday. I think it’s in the All-Star race at said. “I think just racing a big advantage for me to LEBANON, Tenn. — Texas last Sunday and his a lot — I’m in racing situ- be in a car multiple times Kyle Larson won his Cup-leading fourth victo- ations more than anybody a week.” fourth race in four weeks ry of the season at Nash- else in the world, really — Larson led 264 of 300 then finally headed home ville were two dirt racing but especially in Cup and laps at Nashville for his to sleep in his own bed. wins in Ohio worth $6,000 I think that helps me stay third consecutive win For a night, anyway. each to the winner. Next sharp, it helps me be ag- in a points race, fourth The busiest driver in up for Larson: Brandon, gressive and understand straight including the motorsports won again South Dakota, for Mon- what things are doing and All-Star race. The Chev- Sunday in the Cup debut at day and Tuesday night tracks changing. rolets from Hendrick Nashville Superspeedway, World of Outlaws races at “You’re just getting into Motorsports have won six where Larson drove to NA- Huset’s Speedway. a rhythm and staying consecutive weeks dating ASSOCIATED PRESS SCAR’s victory lane for the “All of the racing helps in a rhythm when none to Alex Bowman’s May 16 Kyle Larson celebrates with the winner’s guitar after win- fourth consecutive week. for everything I do. I win of these (Cup) guys are win at Dover. ning at the Nashville Superspeedway on Sunday.
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(5) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 300 Game 6 - N.C. State 1, No. 4 Rory McIlroy (86), $306,893 68-68-68-67 — 271 -17 W L T Pts GF GA laps, 59 points. Vanderbilt 0 70-73-67-73—283 -1 Moriya Jutanugarn, $41,278 Seattle 6 0 3 21 16 4 Today 2. (19) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, Tuesday Xander Schauffele (86), $306,893 68-67-69-67 — 271 -17 S. Kansas City 5 3 2 17 17 13 COLLEGE BASEBALL 300, 35. Game 7 - No. 3 Tennessee vs. Texas 69-71-72-71—283 -1 Jennifer Kupcho, $41,278 Colorado 5 2 1 16 14 8 2 p.m. 3. (4) William Byron, Chevrolet, 300, 1, 2 p.m. Scottie Scheffler (86), $306,893 68-68-67-68 — 271 -17 LA Galaxy 5 3 0 15 12 13 ESPNU — College World Series: 41. Game 8 - Virginia vs. No. 7 Mississippi 72-69-70-72—283 -1 Mina Harigae, $41,278 Portland 4 4 0 12 11 12 Tennessee vs. Texas, Game 7, 4. (1) Aric Almirola, Ford, 300, 36. St., 7 p.m. Russell Henley (66), $217,796 68-66-68-69 — 271 -17 Real Salt Lake 3 1 3 12 12 8 Omaha, Neb. 5. (12) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 300, 34. 67-70-71-76—284 E Jenny Coleman, $30,620 Houston 3 3 3 12 12 13 7 p.m. 6. (14) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Chevrolet, BASKETBALL Francesco Molinari (66), $217,796 71-69-67-65 — 272 -16 San Jose 3 5 1 10 11 12 n ESPN2 — College World Series: 300, 40. NBA Playoff Glance 68-76-69-71—284 E Xiyu Lin, $30,620 Los Angeles FC 2 3 3 9 9 10 Mississippi St. vs. Virginia, Game 7. (22) Daniel Suarez, Chevrolet, CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Patrick Cantlay (58), $177,279 67-72-68-65 — 272 -16 Austin FC 2 4 3 9 6 9 8, Omaha, Neb. 300, 38. (Best-of-7) 70-75-71-69—285 +1 Perrine Delacour, $30,620 Minnesota United 2 4 2 8 7 12 MLB BASEBALL 8. (30) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 300, 40. Eastern Conference Mackenzie Hughes (58), $177,279 71-64-70-67 — 272 -16 Vancouver 2 5 1 7 7 12 73-67-68-77—285 +1 Charley Hull, $30,620 FC Dallas 1 3 4 7 9 12 1 p.m. 9. (25) Christopher Bell, Toyota, 300, Milwaukee 4, Brooklyn 3 Kevin Streelman (58), $177,279 65-70-67-70 — 272 -16 MLBN — Cincinnati at Minnesota 28. Saturday: Milwaukee 115, Brooklyn 71-69-72-73—285 +1 Su Oh, $30,620 NOTE: Three points for victory, one 10 p.m. 10. (3) Joey Logano, Ford, 300, 30. 111, OT Matthew Wolff (58), $177,279 67-65-69-71 — 272 -16 point for tie. MLBN — LA Dodgers at San 11. (2) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 300, 39. Atlanta 4, Philadelphia 3 70-68-73-74—285 +1 Muni He, $25,011 Friday Diego 12. (28) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 300, Sunday: Atlanta 103 Philadelphia 96 40. Western Conference Sergio Garcia (47), $125,363 70-71-65-67 — 273 -15 Nashville at New York, late NBA BASKETBALL 13. (29) Ryan Newman, Ford, 300, 24. Phoenix 4, Denver 0 71-74-73-68—286 +2 Amy Olson, $25,011 Vancouver at Real Salt Lake, late 8:30 p.m. 14. (8) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 300, L.A. Clippers 4, Utah 2 Brian Harman (47), $125,363 67-70-69-67 — 273 -15 Saturday ESPN — NBA Draft Lottery, New 23. Friday: L.A. Clippers 131, Utah 119 72-71-71-72—286 +2 Austin Ernst, $25,011 Chicago at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. York 15. (24) Corey Lajoie, Chevrolet, 300, Dustin Johnson (47), $125,363 69-68-68-68 — 273 -15 Colorado at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. 9:10 p.m. 22. CONFERENCE FINALS 71-73-68-74—286 +2 Lexi Thompson, $25,011 Orlando City at Toronto FC, 7:30 p.m. ESPN — Western Conference 16. (23) Michael McDowell, Ford, (Best-of-7) Patrick Reed (47), $125,363 68-68-68-69 — 273 -15 New England at New York City FC, Final: LA Clippers at Phoenix, 300, 21. Eastern Conference 72-73-74-67—286 +2 Sarah Schmelzel, $25,011 7:30 p.m. Game 2 17. (18) Anthony Alfredo, Ford, 300, Atlanta 0, Milwaukee 0 Charl Schwartzel (47), $125,363 67-69-67-70 — 273 -15 Miami at D.C. United, 8 p.m. NHL HOCKEY 20. Wednesday: Atlanta at Milwaukee 71-74-71-70—286 +2 Minnesota at FC Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 9 p.m. 18. (26) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, Western Conference Jordan Spieth (47), $125,363 HOCKEY San Jose at Austin FC, 9 p.m. n NBCSN — Stanley Cup Semifi- 300, 19. Phoenix 1, L.A. Clippers 0 77-69-68-72—286 +2 NHL Playoff Glance Seattle at LA Galaxy, 9 p.m. nal: Montréal at Vegas, Game 5 19. (9) Erik Jones, Chevrolet, 300, 18. Sunday: Phoenix 120, L.A. Clippers Justin Thomas (47), $125,363 CONFERENCE FINALS Sporting Kansas City at Portland, SOCCER (MEN’S) 20. (21) Bubba Wallace, Toyota, 299, 114 73-69-71-73—286 +2 (Best-of-7) 10:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 17. Tuesday: L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, Vegas 2, Montreal 2 Houston at Los Angeles FC, 11 p.m. n ESPN — UEFA European Cham- 21. (13) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 299, 9 p.m. LGA Tour — Meijer Championship Late Friday: Montreal 3, Vegas 2, OT Sunday pionship: Czech Republic vs. 22. Par Scores Sunday: Vegas 2, Montreal 1, OT Philadelphia at Atlanta, 2 p.m. England, Group D, London 22. (35) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 299, n WNBA Glance Sunday Tuesday: Montreal at Vegas, 9 p.m. n ESPN2 — UEFA European 15. EASTERN CONFERENCE At Blythefield Club Tampa Bay 3, N.Y. Islanders 2 NWSL Glance Championship: Croatia vs. 23. (15) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 299, W L Pct GB Grand Rapids, Mich. Saturday: N.Y. Islanders 3, Tampa W L T Pts GF GA Scotland, Group D, Glasgow, 18. Connecticut 8 5 .615 — Purse: $2.3 million Bay 2 Orlando 3 0 3 12 8 5 Scotland 24. (11) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 298, New York 7 6 .538 1 Yardage: 6,556; Par: 72 Monday: Tampa Bay 8, N.Y. Islanders Portland 4 2 0 12 12 4 TENNIS 15. Chicago 7 7 .500 1½ Final (Top 20 and ties) 0 Washington 2 1 3 9 6 6 6 a.m. 25. (36) Garrett Smithley, Chevrolet, Washington 6 6 .500 1½ Matilda Castren, $225,000 Wednesday: Tampa Bay at N.Y. Gotham FC 2 1 2 8 3 2 TENNIS — Eastbourne-ATP/ 298, 0. Atlanta 5 7 .417 2½ Nelly Korda, $345,000 Islanders, 8 p.m. Chicago 2 2 2 8 5 8 WTA, Mallorca-ATP & Bad Hom- 26. (34) Josh Bilicki, Ford, 298, 11. Indiana 1 14 .067 8 68-66-62-67 — 263 -25 North Carolina 2 2 1 7 8 4 burg-WTA Early Rounds 27. (32) JJ Yeley, Chevrolet, 298, 0. WESTERN CONFERENCE Leona Maguire, $213,467 SOCCER Houston 2 3 1 7 6 7 n 6 a.m. (Wednesday) 28. (31) BJ McLeod, Ford, 295, 0. Seattle 12 2 .857 — 65-64-70-66 — 265 -23 MLS Glance Louisville 2 2 1 7 3 8 TENNIS — Eastbourne-ATP/ 29. (37) Joey Gase, Chevrolet, 295, 0. Las Vegas 10 3 .769 1½ In Gee Chun, $137,324 Eastern Conference Reign FC 1 3 1 4 3 5 WTA, Mallorca-ATP & Bad Hom- 30. (7) Cole Custer, Ford, 252, 7. Phoenix 6 7 .462 5½ 68-67-69-63 — 267 -21 W L T Pts GF GA Kansas City 0 4 2 2 2 7 burg-WTA Early Rounds 31. (16) Chase Briscoe, Ford, acci- Dallas 6 7 .462 5½ Brittany Altomare, $137,324 New England 6 1 2 20 14 9 Saturday dent, 227, 14. Minnesota 5 7 .417 6 68-66-69-64 — 267 -21 Orlando City 4 1 3 15 11 6 North Carolina 2, Reign FC 1 32. (20) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, Los Angeles 5 7 .417 6 Anna Nordqvist, $96,420 Philadelphia 4 2 3 15 11 7 Washington 1, Chicago 1, tie | BRIEFLY | brakes, 197, 5. 67-67-68-66 — 268 -20 Columbus 4 2 2 14 9 6 Sunday 33. (33) Chad Finchum, Toyota, Monday Ally Ewing, $63,695 New York 4 4 0 12 12 10 Louisville 1, Houston 0 Tokyo Olympics to garage, 157, 0. No games scheduled. 68-69-68-65 — 270 -18 D.C. United 4 5 0 12 9 11 Portland 1, Kansas City 0 allow local fans — 34. (38) David Starr, Toyota, brakes, Tuesday Lauren Stephenson, $63,695 New York City FC 3 3 2 11 15 10 Gotham FC 1, Orlando 1, tie 126, 0. Chicago at New York, 7 p.m. but with strict limits 35. (27) Justin Haley, Chevrolet, acci- Dallas at Connecticut, 7 p.m. dent, 79, 0. Washington at Seattle, 10 p.m. TOKYO (AP) — A 36. (17) Chris Buescher, Ford, acci- sharply limited number dent, 77, 1. GOLF n of fans will be allowed 37. (10) Ryan Blaney, Ford, accident, PGA Tour — U.S. Open Par 53, 1. Scores to attend the Tokyo 38. (39) Quin Houff, Chevrolet, acci- Sunday Olympics, organizers dent, 0, 1. At Torrey Pines Golf Course, South announced Monday as 39. (6) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, dis- Course they tried to save some qualified, 300, 1. San Diego, Calif. Purse: $12.5 million of the spirit of the Games Race Statistics Yardage: 7,676; Par: 71 where even cheering has Average Speed of Race Winner: Final (Top 20 and ties) been banned. 113.792 mph. Note: Individual FedExCup Points in Organizers set a limit Time of Race: 3 hours, 30 minutes, 23 parentheses of 50% capacity — up seconds. Jon Rahm (600), $2,250,000 Margin of Victory: 4.335 seconds. 69-70-72-67—278 -6 to a maximum of 10,000 Caution Flags: 11 for 60 laps. Louis Oosthuizen (330), $1,350,000 fans, all of whom must Lead Changes: 14 among 7 drivers. 67-71-70-71—279 -5 be Japanese residents Lap Leaders: A.Almirola 0; Ky.Busch Harris English (210), $829,084 — for each Olympic 1-5; K.Larson 6-45; Ku.Busch 46-48; 72-70-71-68—281 -3 A.Almirola 49; Ky.Busch 50-53; Brooks Koepka (127), $498,176 venue, regardless of K.Larson 54-79; C.Elliott 80-92; 69-73-71-69—282 -2 whether it is indoors K.Larson 93-137; Ky.Busch 138; Guido Migliozzi, $498,176 or outdoors. Officials K.Larson 139-176; C.Briscoe 177-181; 71-70-73-68—282 -2 K.Larson 182-218; R.Chastain 219- said that if coronavirus 222; K.Larson 223-300 cases rise again the Leaders Summary (Driver, Times rules could be changed Led, Laps Led): K.Larson, 6 times and fans could still be for 264 laps; C.Elliott, 1 time for barred all together. 13 laps; Ky.Busch, 3 times for 10 laps; C.Briscoe, 1 time for 5 laps; Spectators from abroad R.Chastain, 1 time for 4 laps; were banned several Ku.Busch, 1 time for 3 laps; A.Almirola, months ago, and now 1 time for 1 lap. some local fans who Wins A Smarter have tickets will be K.Larson, 4; M.Truex, 3; A.Bowman, forced to give them up. 2; W.Byron, 1; C.Elliott, 1; The decision comes J.Logano, 1; Ky.Busch, 1; R.Blaney, as opposition among 1; B.Keselowski, 1; C.Bell, 1; Way to M.McDowell, 1. Japanese to holding the Games in July remains Top 16 in Points high, though may be 1. D.Hamlin, 686; 2. K.Larson, 676; 3. W.Byron, 605; 4. C.Elliott, 592; 5. Power Your softening, and as new J.Logano, 578; 6. Ky.Busch, 559; 7. infections in Tokyo M.Truex, 542; 8. K.Harvick, 517; 9. have begun to subside. R.Blaney, 510; 10. B.Keselowski, 491; Still, health officials 11. A.Dillon, 476; 12. A.Bowman, 470; Home. fear that in a country 13. T.Reddick, 417; 14. C.Bell, 392; 15. C.Buescher, 392; 16. M.McDowell, where the vast majority 376. of people have yet to be vaccinated, crowds BASEBALL n at the Olympics could NCAA College World Series Glance drive cases up. The At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha country’s top medical Omaha, Neb. Power your home, save adviser, Dr. Shigeru All Times EDT Omi, recommended last (Double Elimination) Saturday money and be prepared for week that the safest way Game 1 - N.C. State 10, No. 9 to hold the Olympics Stanford 4 utility power outages with would be without fans. Game 2 - No. 4 Vanderbilt 7, No. 5 Arizona 6, 12 innings the PWRcell, a solar + battery storage system. Don’t Hire Just Anyone... Hire An Expert! 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EAST W L Pct. GB WC P10 Strk Home Away BY JAKE SEINER the fifth. Boston 43 29 .597 _ _ 6-4 L-1 20-17 23-12 ASSOCIATED PRESS Anderson (5-3) pitched Tampa Bay 43 30 .589 ½ _ 4-6 L-6 19-14 24-16 5 1/3 scoreless innings, New York 38 33 .535 4½ 4 6-4 W-2 19-17 19-16 NEW YORK — Jacob striking out five. Raised Toronto 35 35 .500 7 6½ 4-6 W-2 13-16 22-19 deGrom put Mets fans in Clifton Park, the right- Baltimore 23 48 .324 19½ 19 1-9 L-2 12-23 11-25 at ease with a bevy of hander became the first CENTRAL W L Pct. GB WC P10 Strk Home Away triple-digit heaters. native of the state to beat Chicago 43 29 .597 _ _ 5-5 L-4 27-12 16-17 Hopefully clear of the two New York teams in Cleveland 40 30 .571 2 1½ 7-3 W-2 20-13 20-17 arm woes that interrupt- the Big Apple in a season Kansas City 32 38 .457 10 9½ 3-7 W-1 18-19 14-19 ed his past two starts, the since Philadelphia’s Jim Minnesota 30 41 .423 12½ 12 6-4 W-4 14-21 16-20 two-time NL Cy Young Konstanty and Chicago’s Detroit 30 42 .417 13 12½ 4-6 W-1 15-19 15-23 Award winner is back to Turk Lown both defeated WEST W L Pct. GB WC P10 Strk Home Away dominating hitters — and the Brooklyn Dodgers Houston 43 28 .606 _ _ 8-2 W-7 26-13 17-15 the record books. and New York Giants in Oakland 44 30 .595 ½ _ 7-3 L-3 25-18 19-12 DeGrom shouldered the 1953. Seattle 38 36 .514 6½ 5½ 7-3 W-4 23-15 15-21 load for New York in his Smith allowed two hits Los Angeles 36 36 .500 7½ 6½ 6-4 L-1 21-17 15-19 return from another inju- and a walk with one out. Texas 26 46 .361 17½ 16½ 3-7 W-1 16-19 10-27 ry scare, pitching one-hit Braves third baseman Monday’s Games Houston at Baltimore, late ball over five scoreless Austin Riley — who Cleveland 4, Chicago Cubs 0 Cincinnati at Minnesota, late innings as the Mets beat made two diving stops Texas 8, Oakland 3 the Atlanta Braves 4-2 in the opener — nearly Monday to open a double- ASSOCIATED PRESS ended the late game Tuesday’s Games header. Atlanta Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña celebrates after hit- when he dived to catch Cincinnati (Miley 6-4) at Minnesota (Ober 0-0), 1:10 p.m. Braves closer Will ting a solo home run against the New York Mets on Monday. Kevin Pillar’s liner. Riley Chicago White Sox (Giolito 5-5) at Pittsburgh (Anderson 3-7), 7:05 p.m. Houston (Greinke 7-2) at Baltimore (López 2-8), 7:05 p.m. Smith loaded the bases sprawled to touch third Kansas City (Singer 3-5) at N.Y. Yankees (Cole 8-3), 7:05 p.m. in the nightcap’s seventh the fifth, letting it fall said. “Had a good break- as Pete Alonso retreated Boston (Rodríguez 5-4) at Tampa Bay (Yarbrough 4-3), 7:10 p.m. inning but escaped for for a ground-rule double. ing ball, kept his com- to tag up. Umpires called St. Louis (Oviedo 0-2) at Detroit (Skubal 4-7), 7:10 p.m. his 14th save in a 1-0 win. DeGrom threw 70 pitches, posure, everything was Alonso out, but that rul- Toronto (Stripling 2-4) at Miami (Alcantara 4-6), 7:10 p.m. Cleveland (Morgan 0-1) at Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 9-4), 8:05 p.m. Ronald Acuña Jr. hit his 15 of them over 100 mph, really good.” ing was overturned via Oakland (Irvin 4-7) at Texas (Lyles 2-5), 8:05 p.m. 20th homer, and Ian An- with two walks and six “He’s on another level,” replay review. San Francisco (DeSclafani 7-2) at L.A. Angels (Heaney 4-4), 9:38 p.m. derson became the first strikeouts. Snitker said. Brandon Drury popped Colorado (Freeland 0-2) at Seattle (Flexen 6-3), 10:10 p.m. native New Yorker to beat Left-hander Kyle Muller In the second game, up to second base for the the Mets and Yankees in (0-1) pitched one-hit ball Jerad Eickhoff gave final out. National League New York in the same over four innings in the New York four score- The Mets have 13 runs season. opener, leaving with a less innings in his first in their last seven games. EAST W L Pct. GB WC P10 Strk Home Away DeGrom didn’t allow 1-0 deficit in his first big big league appearance They threatened in the New York 37 30 .552 _ _ 5-5 L-1 21-8 16-22 a hit in the seven-in- league start. since June 16, 2019 with sixth but Jose Peraza and Philadelphia 34 35 .493 4 5½ 6-4 L-1 21-12 13-23 Atlanta 34 37 .479 5 6½ 5-5 W-1 20-20 14-17 ning opener until Mets “He threw the ball Philadelphia, but Miguel Francisco Lindor each Washington 33 36 .478 5 6½ 8-2 W-2 21-18 12-18 outfielders misplayed a extremely well,” Atlanta Castro (2-2) allowed got thrown out carelessly Miami 31 40 .437 8 9½ 5-5 L-1 16-14 15-26 fly ball with two outs in manager Brian Snitker Acuña’s leadoff shot in on the bases.
CENTRAL W L Pct. GB WC P10 Strk Home Away Milwaukee 40 32 .556 _ _ 5-5 W-2 20-18 20-14 Chicago 40 33 .548 ½ 1½ 4-6 L-1 25-13 15-20 St. Louis 36 36 .500 4 5 4-6 L-1 19-15 17-21 Cincinnati 35 35 .500 4 5 6-4 L-4 16-16 19-19 TIGERS: Moving forward from disappointing season Pittsburgh 25 45 .357 14 15 2-8 L-1 15-20 10-25 FROM PAGE C1 like taking a step back getting runs in, and mov- things that we’re excited WEST W L Pct. GB WC P10 Strk Home Away was the right thing at ing runners late in the about moving forward,” San Francisco 46 26 .639 _ _ 7-3 W-1 24-10 22-16 busy trying to take care that time. But ultimately, game, to get that extra Lee said. “We feel like Los Angeles 44 27 .620 1½ _ 8-2 W-3 23-12 21-15 of what you need to take talking to the guys at the run in. We weren’t good we have the right pieces San Diego 42 32 .568 5 _ 5-5 W-4 25-14 17-18 Colorado 30 43 .411 16½ 11½ 5-5 L-2 25-16 5-27 care of. We have to let end of the season, they enough at that, and that’s in place to be successful, Arizona 20 53 .274 26½ 21½ 0-10 L-17 11-22 9-31 that wound heal — if need me to push them on me as the head coach.” and I feel very good about we keep tearing that constantly.” Still, Lee is excited my coaching staff. Monday’s Games Cincinnati at Minnesota, late bandage off and talking Lee also noted some spe- about the program’s “We can’t worry about N.Y. Mets 4, Atlanta 2, 7 innings, 1st game Milwaukee at Arizona, late Atlanta 1, N.Y. Mets 0, 7 innings, 2nd game L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, late about what happened this cifics that Clemson needs future. There were some the outside noise — that’s Cleveland 4, Chicago Cubs 0 year, we won’t get busy to improve on on the field. positives to last season, only going to create trying to fix some of the Notably, improving in such as the breakout per- pressure. We need to just Tuesday’s Games issues and the problems one-run games — which formance from freshman go out and compete — we Cincinnati (Miley 6-4) at Minnesota (Ober 0-0), 1:10 p.m. that we dealt with this the Tigers were 2-8 in last superstar Caden Grice, have to get back to those Chicago White Sox (Giolito 5-5) at Pittsburgh (Anderson 3-7), 7:05 p.m. year. My job is to look at season. and Lee thinks those basics, but we also just Washington (Scherzer 5-4) at Philadelphia (Wheeler 5-3), 7:05 p.m. what we need to do better, Atlanta (Morton 6-3) at N.Y. Mets (Stroman 6-5), 7:10 p.m. “We’ve been good in positives will come with need to move forward. I St. Louis (Oviedo 0-2) at Detroit (Skubal 4-7), 7:10 p.m. address it, make the one-run games in the success this season. think we’re ready to do Toronto (Stripling 2-4) at Miami (Alcantara 4-6), 7:10 p.m. adjustments and move past, and this year we That is, as long as the that.” Cleveland (Morgan 0-1) at Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 9-4), 8:05 p.m. forward. That’s what just simply weren’t good Tigers can do one thing — San Francisco (DeSclafani 7-2) at L.A. Angels (Heaney 4-4), 9:38 p.m. we’re doing.” [email protected] | (864) 882-2386 Milwaukee (Peralta 6-2) at Arizona (Gallen 1-2), 9:40 p.m. enough,” Lee said. “We sweep 2021 behind them. Colorado (Freeland 0-2) at Seattle (Flexen 6-3), 10:10 p.m. When looking at the have to do a better job of “There are a lot of Follow on Twitter @crouchwrites L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 8-6) at San Diego (Snell 2-3), 10:10 p.m. adjustments to make, | Lee is zeroing in on his | PAGE LABEL EVEN Mets 4, Braves 2 (Game 1) Braves 1, Mets 0 (Game 2) own performance first, VERGE OF Atlanta 000 002 0 — 2 2 0 Atlanta 000 010 0 — 1 4 0 saying that he needs to GREATNESS New York 100 030 x — 4 5 0 New York 000 000 0 — 0 5 0 be more hands-on going Daniel secures trip Muller, Greene (5), Newcomb (5), Tice (6) Anderson, Minter (6), W.Smith (7) and $100 to State title game forward. with 3-1 win at and K.Smith; deGrom, Lugo (6), Díaz (7) Contreras; Eickhoff, Castro (5), Reid-Foley ournalWednesday, May 12, 2021 C1 HAVE Berea. “I probably took too Vol. 117he No. 93 J B1 and Nido, McCann. W — deGrom 7-2. L — (6), May (7) and McCann. W — Anderson T D1 Muller 0-1. Sv — Díaz (15). HRs — Atlanta, 5-3. L — Castro 2-2. Sv — W.Smith (14). much of a step back this SLEEVES UP: Younger adolescents get ready to receive vaccines. CLEMSON Albies (3). HRs — Atlanta, Acuña Jr. (5). year, quite honestly,” OUT OF FUEL: Gas stations report shortages as pipeline shutdown drags on.
Lee said. “Early in the WESTMINSTER This Date in Baseball season, we were strug- Coroner: Westminster attempted gling, and I felt like the YOU June 22 Westminster Police players probably felt a murder suspect’s deathDepartment, Anderson ruled Chief suicide Rory Jones identi- Shore said Noah Elijah Fire Department and fied Cleveland on Mon- FILE day night as the suspect 1997 — The Atlanta Braves, behind a four-homer, nine-run third, beat the Philadelphia BY NORM CANNADA Cleveland, 25, died in Medshore EMS responded THE JOURNAL the emer- around 11 p.m. to the Red in a Sunday afternoon little bit too much pres- gency room shooting in Westminster Roof Inn on North Main Clemson Mayor Robert Halfacre said city council hopes of AnMed that sent two people to Phillies 12-5. Chipper Jones, Fred McGriff, Michael Tucker and Jeff Blauser homered Street. Cleveland was to decide on a new city administrator by June 7. Council ANDERSON — A West Health. Shore the hospital with gunshot taken to AnMed Health has narrowed its field of candidates to three men who Union man wanted by said in a ON A STREAK sure from me, so I felt and was pronounced dead wounds to the legs.INSIDE Jones Westminster police in are vying for the responsibility of managing the daily in the inning. news release atClemson 11:19 pm.,baseball according to said Cleveland was want- Sunday’s shooting of two Scoreboard C2 operations of 11 city departments and 250 employees. the death has the release. ed by WestminsterClemson police C4 people died from a self-in- wins eigth straight, been ruled a Shore told The Journal Clemson C4 flicted gunshot wound beating USC Upstate on SEE DEATH, PAGE A3 suicide. Cleveland had “suffered a Monday night in Ander- Cleveland C3 The Journal C1 tS The release gunshotWednesday. wound.” son, according to Ander- Sports Editor:por Eric Sprott | [email protected] | (864) 882-2385 said the Anderson Police SsonSports Writer:County Michael Coroner Crouchley | [email protected] Greg | (864) 882-2386 Administrator Shore.Thursday, May 6, 2021 Golf super INSIDE | INDECISIVE | HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Scoreboard C2 HEARD Costly errors sink the Horse racing C2 league resurfaces against it. I don’t see High schools C4 BY DOUG FERGUSON why anyone would be for Braves in loss to Blue ASSOCIATED PRESS it.” C3 The topic finalists discussThe Journal C1 Jays on Tuesday. OCONEE COUNTY CHARLOTTE, N.C. — tbecame Sthe tfocus of S Dominance Sports RoryEditor: McIlroy Eric Sprott returned | [email protected] | (864) 882-2385 por chatter at to the site of his first Sports Writer: Michael Crouchley | [email protected] Hollow | (864) 882-2386 SPGA Tour victory and Club, where Wednesday,made it Mayclear 12, Wednesday 2021 HONEST ADVICE. that he is more interest- the Wells Lions earn big win Fargo Cham- ed in creating his place McIlroy approach to job pionship in history than chasing Carolina’s MVP of the over Chester to Saudi-backedTigers money takein a begins down on Thursday with rival in the third Gamecocks with a single. three-game season at series. homeadministrator to avoid Andy sweep proposed super league. Southanother Carolina strong (28-18). field. The J.D. Brock drove in an Next up, The Tigers advance in playoffs THEJustin JOURNAL Thomas STAFF wasn’t P.J.players Labriola had earned a previously insurance run for the BYtravel GREG to Tallahassee OLIVER to Blondeau, Greer chief far behind in that line ofhis firstscheduled career mandatory win after Tigers in the sixth, before takeTHE on JOURNAL No. 10 Florida financial officer David BRU NIMMONS CLEMSONthinking. — The pitchingmeeting 0.2 scorelesson Tuesday South Carolina’s Jeff State in a three-game se- FOR THE JOURNAL ClemsonThe baseball topic occupying team inningsnight in with relief, Commission- while Heinrich got a run back ries, beginning Friday at Seifert and Peachtree bouncedmost back of the from chatter get- at Nicker Hoffman Jay Monahan. pitched on a solo homer in the 6 p.m. on ACC Network. ANDERSON — After running ting sweptQuail over Hollow the Clubweek- ahead1.2 inningsAccording to record to several his eighth inning. CLEMSON — As Clem- City, Ga., city manager through opponents in the regular end inof emphatic the Wells fashion Fargo Cham- fourthplayers save ofwho the attended season. Clemson sealed the win Clemson 7, USC Upstate 2 Jonathan N. Rorie were COMPLETE PLANNING. | pionship is renewed ef- the meeting, Monahan son CityUSC Council 000 010 010 — 2begins 8 1 named season, the Daniel High School on Tuesday night, beating Clemson starter Carter with three insurance runs | PAGE LABEL EVEN forts by a “Super League reiterated what he told CU 000 031 03x — 7 6 1 girls soccer team expected a chal- rival South Carolina to Raffield tossed three score- in the bottom of theinterviewing eighth, Pitching its three final- lenge come playoff time. close Golf”out the to three attract game top less playersinnings more as well, than while a year thanks to a home run WP — Labriola, 0.2 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 The Lions will have series.players for a concept of Southago Carolina’s when the Danielproposed from Dylan Brewer,city and ad-ER, 1 K, 0 BB ists to keep waiting for Playingteam the golf final played game around Lloydsuper suffered league the — loss. then RBI-single from Kierminis- Mer- LP — Lloyd, 2.1 IP, 1 H, 3 R, 1 ER, last that challenge after a the world for massive known as the Premier 1 K, 1 BB of a three-game series that South Carolina opened edith and a double-steal S — Hoffmann, 1.2 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 commanding 11-0 win riches. Golf League — made its started back in February, the scoring with a solo from Max Wagner.trator ER, 1 K, 0 BB week. COURTESY OF THE ACC THE to open up the playoffs. The Daily Telegraph first pitch: Players who Parker received the Hitting the Tigers avoided a sweep homer from Wes Clarke in Call us for a complimentary review. “They played really INSIDEin London reported the join will be suspended final- USC — Mendham, 3-5; Robinson Coun- to the Gamecocks with a the top of the fifth inning, Bob Bradley Award as well today,” Daniel league is prepared to of- from the PGA Tour and 2-4; Clarke 1-4, HR, R, RBI, BB Clemson’s Max Wagner, right, and J.D. Brock celebrate TELL WILLIE Obituaries7-2 win atB2 Doug Kingsmore but Clemson hit back with Clemson’s MVP of theists CU — Parker 1-2, RBI, 2 BB; Brock cil has head coach Chad Perry Loadfer fees ranging from $30 could be banned perma- after scoring on Tuesday against South Carolina. 11 StadiumComics B3 in Clemson. three runs in the bottom three-game season series. 1-1, 3B, R, RB; Wagner 1-2, 2B, 2 said. “We know that at Thank you for PuzzlesClemsonmillion B4 (23-21) to $50 had million five of thenently. frame — with two Andrew Eyster receivedlater the R, 2 BB sched- any point we’re goingork s B5 pitchersto marquee see the mound players, in- runs scoringStill unclear on an is error, how Tom Price Award asthis South uled to face a team that canork s the high praise. cluding Dustin Johnson this would affect the The Journalon Tuesday B1 as they only and James Parker driving Seifert beat us, W so we’re going Rorie ood W and Justin Rose, to join world ranking or invita- week, meet- ood allowed two runs to No. 16 G to prepare and play our a new circuit that would tion to the majors, even Blondeau The How to find Submit community news, calendar events,best celebrations soccer.” and obituaries to [email protected] begin playing as early as a spot in the Ryder Cup, Tigers’ Cagle, Rittman The Lions, taking on September 2022. because it is not known ings on May 14, 17 and Wednesday, May 5, 20210 Jour- the Cyclones at Ander- “He has listened to if |any player has agreed nal reached out to the | 19 to interview each son University due to adverse field | HIGHtheir SCHOOL presentation, SOCCER like to the money. | PAGE LABEL ODD headline All-ACC honorees conditions, seemed unstoppable all the other top players. Thomas said he was candidates to learn more candidate separately. process and we’re not offensively behind a strong senior No commitment whatso- unaware if the league B5 BYCandidates MICHAEL CROUCHLEY will alsodone playing, and weTHE JOURNAL group that accounted for nine of ever,” Johnson’s manag- invited him to join — if about them and how they THE JOURNAL still haven’t achieved Daniel’s 11 goals er, David Winkle, said in so, his manager hasn’t of bull might approach the job PAGEour ultimate A3 goals.” History a text. told him. “We knew this year could be a SEE FINALISTS, McIlroy, who turned 32 CLEMSON — After Earning first-team special year because of the leader- “I don’t know where in Clemson. everything on Tuesday, was the first it’s going to go because winning the ACC reg- All-ACC honors along ship that they possess,” Perry said Acting Clemson city ‘We’replayer to publicly oppose everybody feels notdiffer- done’ ular season champion- with Cagle were fresh- of his seniors. WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 2021 Flock of giant repeatsReece itself Murphree was particular- the new league more ently and everybody’s in ship in its firstCalifornia complete condors man outfielder McK- season while winning enzie Clark and junior ly impressive from that group with than a year ago. He has different places in their uring the Middle Ages, people JERRY BEARD | THE JOURNAL been elected chairman career,” Thomas said. nearly 90 percenttrashes of itswoman’s outfielder/utility home player thought diseasestwo were goals caused and by two assists in the Lions pounce regular seasonTEHACHAPI, games, Calif.Marissa Guimbarda. noxious vaporsfirst in the half air. at the helm of the Lions of the Player Advisory “For me, I personally D it came as little surprise Freshman infielder/ In 1350, the Blackoffense. Plague wiped out one- onCouncil, Berea, meaning he am about being No. 1 in (AP) — Giant California third of the world’s population.“I think Englandwe were very confident,” Daniel’s Lauren Watrous leaps over the Chester goalkeeper during the Li- will be the first for- the world and winning Tuesday whencondors the Clem- are rare —outfielder but Alia Logoleo and France were so incapacitated that they ons’ win on Wednesday night at Anderson University. eign-bornI player wish to join somebodyas many majors as I can wouldWALHALLA pay for myproduced golf withson his softball notteam at rakedCinda Mickols’and graduate infielder called a truce to their war. The VikingsSEE LIONS, PAGE C3 the PGA Tour’s board of and winning as many trips. No presi-in numeroushome. accolades Ansley Gilstrap were NEWS? lost the ability tothe plunder British and feudal pillage, system and punch ticket dent has vaca- | directors. tournaments as I can from the leagueAbout office. 15 to 20 ofsecond- the and third-team you want: collapsed due to the eco- ASSOCIATED PRESS tioned as | PAGE LABEL EVEN McIlroy referenced the and doing historical Utility acegiant Valerie endangered honorees, birds respectively. nomic impact. Willie, frequently failedto State attempt to create a things on the PGA Tour. Cagle was namedhave recently both takenMeanwhile, a Two lefthanded California condors The first time a vac- I watch “The and lavishly cine was administered European Super League “I feel like the next 10 the ACC Playerliking and to the housepitcher in the Millierest Thomp- on Cinda Mickols’ Daniel boys blank BY ERIC SPROTTRifleman” on as Trump Lundblade Financial Group in South Carolina was in football,THE JOURNALTV in and which was years of my career could Freshman ofcity the of Year, Tehachapi son and joined Cagle,porch railing Clark in Tehacha- during the smallpox epi- Tell while he made quite a mess. pi, Calif. while Clemson’s John and Logoleo on the demic that swept through 12 clubs werewondering founding how really be my prime and was sup- FILE Mickols’ daughter,All-Freshman Team. Charleston in 1738. 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Alexander Gar- announcedis not they of would‘SOthat SURREAL’ since Hideki Matsuyama a first-team All-ACC er in league history to be Tuesday night for the ie Willie says: She told the San Fran- see large congregations ABEGG den, a Scotsman who did “That’s withdraw.era, but later. performer and was a be named either the ACC ANDERSON — Taking $ 00 Daniel High School boys’ left Augusta Nationalll 1 Wi I wish some- cisco Chronicle the birds of condors in certain not have enough money to what Ezra the field after the Daniel PHOTOS BY NORM CANNADAsoccer | THE JOURNAL team.“PeopleAlways can seeTop-seeded tried it to Tigerswith his Masters green member of the ACC Player of Pitcher of the does,” Daniel body would pay showed up at her moth- high use areas like the finish his medical education, inoculated Thursday,girls 11-0 May thomping 13, 2021 of Withfor a whattrip to countis, Colum- which the shots,is a jacket. 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As con- THE JOURNAL Mayor signs proclamationforcement supporting DivisionIn guidance organ investigation sent todonation into theConnors, the actor, fired was being consumed when communications and ton were praying for them in church and requirement on Wednes- State Sen. Thomas Alexander, apionships and to win the as Southbia, with assets of some we’re aThe mature first-of-its-kind enough meshed prettyBY quickly. MEG KINNARD Lezamastate education and Jose superin- Liz- to a 3-1 victory over the from the difficultiesmedical staff of all getting Wildlife Service, which dors re-colonize parts of “that this consolation is denied them by a day morning. leader in the S.C. General Assembly 12 shots withfrom theCarolina rifle inthe I left. areaThere were no guns, group to understand SEE CLEMSON, PAGE C3 It was a goodOconee startASSOCIATED to thePRESSCounty arditendents addedAnimal on three Wednesday, goals Shelter Bulldogs resultedbiggest that tournaments secured in in $350 billion, a source of runs a program to save their historical range, drastic law of dubious scientific value.” WALHALLA — Effec- The decision has left encouraging organ donation, got a those opening credits.Education no chase, no shooting. flown 4,762 miles to event featured local education officials said the world. super league funding. COVID-19, more and that this is part of the Science proved the bishop was wrong.tive today, school districtsBY NORMeducation CANNADA officials less playoffs.” over thelittle next emotional ten minutes talking to thoseDaniel’s at sixth McCaintrip to the fires sevenSuperinten- shots Just one policeman doing Hawaii came out of our the species from extinc- people could increasing- JERRYTHE JOURNALBEARD | THE JOURNAL shelterCOLUMBIA —director the agencyRodney could find Long being“I’m fired very much Cities that acted quickly to shut down across the state of South than thrilled with the wayWhite orchestrated the the proclamation ceremonyClass about 3Ahis Statein champi- the first close-updent Mollyand a good deed for someone more communitypockets. events It’s a nice gig if tion, responded on Twit- ly find themselves inter- suffered fewer deaths. 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Willie says: the benefit of Trump’s own state’sother governor possible had no another constitutional group called the “Anti-Maskfirst round League.” playoff SanGov. win Henry over McMaster ingChester on, Seneca at AndersoninMayor the lack Dan of AlexanderUniver- communica- not available to her. pionship in 2003.Did you know Lucasa news Yep. This is the kind of properties. This was one Catch ya later! toric condor habitat, and Bierce said. legal basis for allowing officer, under his or her Walhalla. Francisco relaxed itssity controls, on Wednesday includingreleased night. an executivesigned aor- proclamationtion and supporting support shown to “She just never had the opportunityNow in his 10th season acceptingconference of the Willie suggested that Mickols parentsviolations to opt their wereown powers and not due McCain was only shown untold story we would of his legion of “conflicts the mask directive, and cases rose. Hadder Tuesday nightorgan imme- donationour Monday schools morning by the gover-at to do that, but it certainlyOUR made meVIEW last month children out of wear- to an emergency decla- as the Lions’ headsmoking coach, a cigarette once never ever know about of interest.” This from a Eric Lundblade, AAMS it left its controls in place, the city coulddiately allowingCity parents Hall. nor with the announce- aware,” he said. “She was an inspi- in Colum- not intended to ingalso masks revealed. in schools, ration. Phillip Boyer was proud man who mocked Presi- COMMENTS ARE through A.G.P. / Alliance Global Partners, Member of have reduced deaths by 90 percent. Moreto decide if studentsWhile wear April isment officially of his executiveOrgan order ration to see, becauseTO she READ participat- A RELATEDin the whole series,bia. in if you hadn’t written writing that Gov. Henry On Tuesday, the gov- than 50 million people died worldwidemasks in classrooms. last night,” School District of the way theseason Lions (18-4) one, episodeideaASSOCIATED one? PRESSsomeone in. Yet, there are thou- dent Obama for playing reflect views of The Journal’s man- Quality Without Compromise Donation Month, the mayor said he Long was ed in life. She was able to do many McMaster is “inciting ernor issued an execu- JERRY BEARD | THE JOURNAL from the Spanish flu. OutWhile South Carolinawanted De- to delayof the Oconee officialf County proclama- superin- things — virtually anythingEDITORIAL,took a sighted to the TURN pitchChuck on Tues- Connors, on the sands of police officers golf (many fewer times and agement or staff and are the opin- hysteria and sowing CLASSIFIEDS! 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For the first time, told the crowd at City Hall. “It’s all misconduct in Rozman and Cheff and othersutes who to are set the tone. • HOME LIFE Excellent Customer Service Americans sided withWASHINGTON science and univer-OCONEE — For COUNTYaboutting giving .195, people did better hope when than they hamstring. ning offpart Josh of the Tomlin. organ donation A.J. effort.“A lot of these71 seniorsyears of age.happen. 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You Will Smith worked the 5 inches and his square- Your response to the Snitker said. “The break- had Nabors action when Kenneth Pa- putting an end to the infected by simply ta’sbreathing Freddie Tuesdayair in Freeman a room inspiringbleachers to her. in right-center records for a bull,in thataccording situation,” the senator toes,” his said. 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It just looked more rankedals. 28th in the majors way or somethingresponds like 19-minute to mark when as the Lions’ defense had really, really well,” proclamation recognizing support for JERRY BEARD 15060 Wells| THE JOURNALHwy, Seneca History tells us thatOzuna pandemics hit haveAtlanta’s Moorehome added run thattrot, 2.4 dancing million South like Max tonight.”the director ofin runsthe“I per shelterjust game appreciate at 3.52.since Donate that.Life early They didn’t2020Willie, want to he scored on anto indirectfoot the bill forto transfer-turn in some solid 10873 Clemson Blvd., Unitthe 1 Year by the league office on Tuesday. • Shelter director fired overorgan donation. been a part of our universethird grand fromToday the slam begin-Sheriff in four Carolinians saysas he rounded are organ second donors, andand the Rookie Williamand worked Con- with“I think— thewhat we it sheriff’scanstands per- for, what itofficeleave does, anything sinceshelter toEarly chance Sunday allegations informationfree morning, kick, whilering Tipton the former play president down the stretch to SEE LIONS, PAGESeneca C3 • 864-973-9642 ning. History also tells us that by breath- program has seen 60 percent growth connecting people,” he added. “It gets Vic Holley • Ryan Holley trerasa week hit for hishours first on end, career and the wayform I a little better in I went to the hospitalWright track added anda goal his in entourage, secure includ- the win. ing “noxious” air, wegames, can inhale Max germs Fried pitched in thepointing past year. to the sky twice down to the goodness of thetonight, people and especially Shani Scott Marcengill felt (from dialysis),” Cheff said. “I felt to walk.BY NORM There CANNADA was a man ing Secret Service, and and bugs that can makefive usstrong deathly falsifiedinnings ill. in hisbull Cheff—adoption once said sheat a feels fulldocs good stop. after her homer for2017. the Braves He in did notall aspects. respondwho are We willing haven’t to participate a socialwith and losing be media last season the 26th minute to help animal• Crenshaw says animal just horrible.” THE JOURNAL History tells us that pandemics threaten surgery“Ozuna and is gratefulcoming for up the in chang- his third start since re- all clickeda part ofat it. the For same South Carolina(due to to be the COVID-19in a hoodie, apparently for feeding and housing Shoppers check out booths at the Downtown Art and return fromThursday the injured Rozmanmessage says she has recovered requesting ful- comment. when he entered Saturday, June 19, 2021 people’s livelihoods and can devastate the es the transplant will bring. leading the way is not surprising to asleep at one of the tables. FREE & list, and the Braves beat controlthat situation changes and underway espe- placingly from the transplant injured Travissurgery. time, but that’s baseball,” ASSOCIATED PRESS economy. History also tells us that people “It’s amazing. I still find it to be SENECA— In her seven years as Mother’s Day Brunch in Walhalla on Saturday. the Nationals 5-3 oncontrol cially hitting the ball the d’Arnaud“I’m feeling at catcher.Thegreat, completely 1,000-pound backTurner me, said. becauseJersey “I likeI know thatbull the goodness was of surren- OPEN 11am-9pm are suspicious of vaccines, even though such a miracle,” she said. “Every- the people of this great state.” a volunteer with the Oconee Coun- • Humane Society responds toBy normal,” taking she the said, first adding two the trans-we battled. I like that we they have been provenWednesday to save lives. night. thingother is getting way better.the way The he incision did, is The mayor was asked at the end of ty Humane Society, Angel New- BEER plant “meansdered life to me.” by its owner in July 2020 beforeThe Atlanta being Brave’s Marcelit Ozuna into rounds thesecond basesystem. af- TO THE During a pandemic,“I history start tells laughing,” us it is almost•that Two healed.” looked employees a lot like lacked what games of this series, the don’t thegive meeting up and if he we is madean organ donor man said the roles of the humane SUNDAY “It means that I had an opportunity Subscribe Now Andwise to stay home, wear a mask in public The transplant also means she himself. ter hittingsociety a grandKEOWEE and slamOconee against County theAnimal Washington BREWING Nationals. COMPANY changes Ozuna saidFriday of the walk he was doing last year,” Bravesto bless have someone won with seven a second chance PAGE oconee county’s first brewery PUBLIC! and hope that a doctor can quickly develop doesn’tcertification have to go throughin euthanasias, dialysis SEE“No, OZUNA, but I PAGEwill be,”C3 A5he responded. Control were well defined to her Fried said. ofat nine life,” at she Washington said. “I’m so grateful. Or- SEE BULL, I a vaccine. History, toas wellFreeman, as science, “and tells then anymore after years of enduring the by animal Norton Thompson Park • Downtown Seneca us that to reach herdlooking immunity up, and a little get prayer Friedkilled (1-1) nearly allowed 300 one cats datinggan donation to last is season, so important. I think [email protected] | (864) 973-6680 control Appetizers,WILLIE SAYS: negative effects of the treatments, underway it’s such a simple thing that someone OUR VIEW our lives back to normal,like, ‘God,we all needplease to get give me whichrun often and included four hits, passing struck out. employees. TO READ A RELATED SEPT. 5 • Where do we go from here? can do to save a life.” | Sandwiches the shot. the opportunity to get a “I think the biggest difference is I’m The EDITORIAL, | INFO TURN The City of Seneca & SaturdayBY NORM CANNADAnot tied down to a chair for three days humane BBQ THE JOURNAL TO PAGE A4. & Salads LYNDA ABEGG got her shot. 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It’s ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS However, the case doesn’t also important in the long decide whether students term because it sets the PHILADELPHIA — WASHINGTON — The can simply be paid salaries stage for future challenges John Collins got a trip to Supreme Court ruled for the benefits their ef- to NCAA rules limiting the Eastern Conference unanimously Monday forts bring — measured in athletes’ compensation. finals — and an XL last the NCAA can’t limit tens of millions for many Justice Neil Gorsuch laugh — in Philly. education-related bene- universities. wrote for the court that the Collins sat down for an fits — like computers and The high court agreed NCAA sought “immunity interview after a victo- paid internships — that with a lower court’s de- from the normal operation rious Game 7 wearing a colleges can offer their termination that NCAA of the antitrust laws,” T-shirt emblazoned with sports stars, a victory for limits on the educa- an argument the court a photo of himself dunk- athletes that could help tion-related benefits that rejected. Gorsuch said ing on Philadelphia’s Joel open the door to further colleges can offer ath- that allowing colleges and Embiid from earlier in easing in the decades-old letes who play Division universities to offer “en- the best-of-seven series. fight over paying stu- I basketball and football hanced education-related Embiid had been known dent-athletes. violate antitrust laws. benefits ... may encourage through the years for pok- Schools recruiting top The case is important in scholastic achievement ing fun at his foes on social ASSOCIATED PRESS athletes could now offer the short term for stu- and allow student-athletes media, but Collins won the Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young reacts after beating the tens of thousands of dol- dents who may see schools a measure of compensa- troll game, and one-upped Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday in Philadelphia. lars in education-related competing for talent by tion more consistent with Embiid and the 76ers on benefits that also include sweetening their offers the value they bring to the way out of town. Giannis Antetokounmpo. ed Hawks against the study-abroad programs with a variety of educa- their schools.” In Philly, the Hawks got “The confidence is gon- third-seeded Bucks. to bust “the Process.” na remain the same,” star “This is a big accom- The Hawks won three guard Trae Young said. plishment for us, for this times in Philadelphia and “Everybody is happy we team, for where they start- advanced to only their made it to the Eastern ed the season and to be RAHM: Wins Open at Torrey Pines second Eastern Confer- Conference finals, but gong to the Eastern Con- ence finals in the last 50 we’re not satisfied.” ference finals,” coach Nate FROM PAGE C1 view when he made the putt on the 18th. years. Atlanta advanced After series wins in McMillan said. “We beat 25-foot birdie putt on the But what he carried with a 103-96 victory over New York and Philadel- two really good teams.” Woods making a 12-foot 17th hole to tie for the across the South Course the top-seeded 76ers on phia, who’s going to count Atlanta went 20-47 last birdie to force a playoff in lead and the winning was a positive outlook. Sunday night in Game 7. out the Hawks now? season and finished in 2008. It won’t be forgot- The Hawks will open On the court, the Hawks a virtual tie for last in ten, either. their first East finals are cooking and ready the Eastern Conference, It was that change in ABLES DRIVING SCHOOL since 2015 against the for an East final no one percentage points ahead perspective at Kiawah Bucks on Wednesday could have expected. You of Cleveland. 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BY MICHAEL KUNZELMAN markedly higher. ASSOCIATED PRESS About 45 percent of the U.S. population has been COVID-19 deaths in the fully vaccinated, accord- U.S. have dipped below ing to the CDC. Over 53 300 a day for the first time percent of Americans have since the early days of the received at least one dose of disaster in March 2020, vaccine. But U.S. demand while the drive to put for shots has slumped, shots in arms hit another to the disappointment of encouraging milestone public health experts. Monday: 150 million Amer- Dr. Ana Diez Roux, dean icans fully vaccinated. of Drexel University’s The coronavirus was school of public health, the third leading cause of said the dropping rates death in the U.S. in 2020, of infections and deaths behind heart disease and are cause for celebration. cancer, according to the But she cautioned that the Centers for Disease Control virus still has a chance to and Prevention. But now, spread and mutate given as the outbreak loosens its the low vaccination rates grip, it has fallen down the in some states, including list of the biggest killers. Mississippi, Louisiana, CDC data suggests that Alabama, Wyoming and more Americans are dying Idaho. every day from accidents, “So far it looks like the chronic lower respiratory vaccines we have are effec- diseases, strokes or Alzhei- tive against the variants mer’s disease than from that are circulating,” Diez COVID-19. Roux said. “But the more The U.S. death toll stands time the virus is jumping at more than 600,000, while from person to person, the worldwide count is the more time there is for close to 3.9 million, though variants to develop, and ASSOCIATED PRESS the real figures in both some of those could be An Orange County resident receives the COVID-19 vaccine Wednesday at the Florida Division of Emergency Manage- cases are believed to be more dangerous.” ment mobile vaccination site at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Fla.
| U.S. & WORLD BRIEFS | Youth home exec says ‘words In Senate vote, Biden sees ‘step forward’ for elections bill
WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House said Monday it views the Senate’s cannot explain’ Alabama crash work on an elections bill overhaul and changes being offered by Sen. Joe Man- chin as a “step forward,” even though BY JAY REEVES AND KIM CHANDLER according to news outlets. “I know that we lost eight of our chil- the Democrats’ priority legislation is ASSOCIATED PRESS The van in Saturday’s crash erupt- dren. That’s what I know,” said Michael expected to be blocked by a Republican ed in flames in the wreck along a wet Smith. filibuster. CAMP HILL, Ala. — Girls have often Interstate 65 about 35 miles south of Smith said there were two vans from White House press secretary Jen lived a life of abuse, abandonment or ne- Montgomery. Butler County the camp along with a car Psaki said the revisions proposed by glect by the time they land at a Christian Coroner Wayne Garlock said In all, the pulling a trailer loaded with Manchin are a compromise, another youth home in rural Alabama, but an an- multiple vehicles probably suitcases. The lead van was step as Democrats work to shore up nual trip to the beach with the director hydroplaned in the vaca- storm took 14 involved in the crash, he voting access and what President Joe and her family offered them a bright spot tioner-heavy area he said said. Biden sees as “a fight of his presidency.” in otherwise tough times. was “notorious” for danger- lives before it “Many of our children “The president’s effort to continue This year’s trip to the Gulf Coast ended ous conditions where the have never even seen the that fight doesn’t stop tomorrow at all,” in disaster when four residents of the northbound highway curves rolled through beach, so it’s an annual event Psaki said. Tallapoosa County Girl’s Ranch, two of down a hill to a small creek. that we’re able to take these the director’s children and two guests The van was carrying the Carolinas children down there,” he Iran president-elect takes hard were among 10 people killed in a fiery children ages 4 to 17 who said. This was the first visit line, refuses to meet Biden crash on a rainy highway as Tropical were being cared for at the and headed out back to the beach after the Storm Claudette barreled through Ala- ranch, which is operated by COVID-19 pandemic, “and DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) bama. the Alabama Sheriffs Asso- to sea, where it we were so excited.” — Iran’s president-elect staked out a In all, the storm took 14 lives before it ciation and takes in abused The crash also claimed hard-line position Monday in his first rolled through the Carolinas and headed and neglected children, was expected the lives of two people in remarks since his landslide election out to sea, where it was expected to dissi- including foster children. another vehicle — a 29-year- victory, rejecting the possibility of pate. A 24-year-old man and a 3-year-old The group was heading back to dissipate. old Tennessee man and his meeting with President Joe Biden or boy were killed Saturday when a tree to the ranch near Camp Hill, 9-month-old daughter. Other negotiating Tehran’s ballistic missile fell on their house just outside Tuscalo- northeast of Montgomery, after a week at people were injured. program and support of regional mili- osa, and a 23-year-old woman from Fort the beach in Gulf Shores. Smith said victims included Ben tias. Payne, southeast of Huntsville, died after A U.S. flag flew at half-staff at the Gulley, who would have turned 4 today The comments by Ebrahim Raisi of- her car ran off the road into a swollen ranch on Monday, and bouquets of flow- and was the son of ranch Director Can- fered a blunt preview of how Iran might creek, authorities said. ers decorated a sign. Grim-faced workers dice Gulley, the van’s only survivor, deal with the wider world in the next Search dogs located the body of a man and volunteers came and went in silence who was pulled from the flames by a four years as it enters a new stage in ne- believed to have fallen into the water as the chief executive struggled to keep bystander. Another of her children, age gotiations to resurrect its now-tattered during flash flooding in Birmingham, his emotions in check. 16, was also killed. 2015 nuclear deal with global powers.
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Find A Local Professional For All Your Service Needs D4For Tuesday, THE JOURNALJune 22, 2021 TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2021 DOW NASDAQ S&P 500 10-YR T-NOTE 30-YR T-BOND CRUDE OIL GOLD EURO p33,876.97 +586.89 p14,141.48 +111.10 p4,224.79 +58.34 p1.48% +.05 p2.10% +.07 p$73.66 +2.02 p $1,781.80 +13.90 p $1.1910 +.0038 Money&Markets orn Ferry earn n s lu o er earn n s st n o e sales d p KFY $65.12 Existing home sales Korn Ferry reports its $80 Hydrogen fuel cell maker Plug Power reports its first-quarter The National Association of seasonally adjusted annual rate fourth-quarter earnings today. $28.30 results today. The Latham, New York-based company Realtors reports today data on the 8 mil. The global human resources is forecast to have made a loss of 8 cents a share in the number of existing home sales last 50 6.65 6.66 est. consulting firm is forecast to January-March quarter, month. Purchases of existing homes 6.24 6.01 6 5.85 5.68 have made 98 cents a share ’21 compared to a 12 fell 2.7% in April. Many would-be in the February-April quarter, 20 cents-a-share loss in the buyers will remain on the outside est up from 60 cents a year Operating same period a year ago. looking in as long as a shortage of 4 earlier, according to analysts Plug Power shares have available homes keeps sale prices oday EPS surveyed by FactSet. Los Q4 ’20 Q4 ’21 lost about 12% so far this elevated. Sales have been mostly 2 Angeles-based Korn Ferry’s year. Analysts surveyed falling since reaching a seasonally Price-earnings ratio: 76 shares have risen about 15% by FactSet predict the adjusted annual pace of 6.73 million based on past 12-month results 0 since mid-February, when it company will continue last October. Analysts surveyed by MAMFJD Dividend: $0.40 Div yield: 0.6% reported an all-time high EPS losing money every FactSet forecast the pace slowed ’20 ’21 of 95 cents. Source: FactSet quarter this year. again in May to 5.68 million. Source: FactSet Interestrates NET 1YR Foreign 6MO 1YR Commodities FUELS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD TREASURIES LAST PVS CHG WK MO QTR AGO MAJORS CLOSE CHG %CHG AGO AGO Crude Oil (bbl) 73.66 71.64 +2.82 +51.8 Exchange U.S. crude oil 3-month T-bill .05 .04 +0.01 s s s .15 USD per British Pound 1.3930 +.0112 +.80% 1.3459 1.2356 Ethanol (gal) ... +71.7 Canadian Dollar 1.2360 -.0066 -.53% 1.2829 1.3604 jumped nearly Heating Oil (gal) 2.13 2.09 +1.61 +43.4 6-month T-bill .06 .06 ... s s s .17 The U.S. dollar USD per Euro 1.1910 +.0038 +.32% 1.2249 1.1187 3%, and whole- Natural Gas (mm btu) 3.19 3.22 -0.75 +25.7 weakened 52-wk T-bill .09 .08 +0.01 s s s .16 Japanese Yen 110.29 +.13 +.12% 103.34 106.88 sale gasoline Unleaded Gas (gal) 2.20 2.17 +1.32 +54.3 against the Brit- 2-year T-note .27 .23 +0.04 s s s .19 Mexican Peso 20.5086 -.1138 -.55% 19.9031 22.6040 and heating oil 5-year T-note .90 .90 ... s s s .33 ish pound, the also rose more METALS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD The yield on the euro and the 7-year T-note 1.25 1.27 -0.02 s t t .52 EUROPE/AFRICA/MIDDLE EAST than 1% while Gold (oz) 1781.80 1767.90 +0.79 -5.9 10-year Trea- Mexican peso. 10-year T-note 1.48 1.43 +0.05 t t t .70 natural gas pric- Silver (oz) 26.02 25.96 +0.22 -1.2 sury note rose to The greenback Israeli Shekel 3.2685 -.0102 -.31% 3.2530 3.4506 30-year T-bond 2.10 2.03 +0.07 t t t 1.47 Norwegian Krone 8.5824 -.0869 -1.01% 8.6228 9.6341 es slid. Gold and Platinum (oz) 1050.60 1041.00 +0.92 -2.3 1.48% on Mon- also fell versus South African Rand 14.2258 -.1218 -.86% 14.5609 17.3046 silver prices rose Copper (lb) 4.19 4.16 +0.60 +19.2 day. Yields af- the Swiss franc, Swedish Krona 8.5339 -.0707 -.83% 8.2429 9.4599 slightly. fect rates on but rose versus Swiss Franc .9185 -.0033 -.36% .8846 .9517 AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD mortgages and NAT’L WK 6MO 1YR the Japanese Cattle (lb) 1.21 1.21 -0.07 +7.1 other consumer CONSUMER RATES AVG AGO AGO AGO yen. Coffee (lb) 1.54 1.52 +1.38 +20.1 ASIA/PACIFIC loans. Corn (bu) 6.61 6.55 +0.80 +36.5 48 month new car loan 4.11 s 4.01 4.01 4.02 Australian Dollar 1.3266 -.0068 -.51% 1.3164 1.4601 Cotton (lb) 0.84 0.84 -0.39 +7.6 Money market account 0.08 r 0.08 0.08 0.20 Chinese Yuan 6.4669 +.0138 +.21% 6.5497 7.0723 Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 932.50 897.90 +3.85 +6.6 PRIME FED 1 year CD 0.30 r 0.30 0.30 0.40 Hong Kong Dollar 7.7647 +.0018 +.02% 7.7527 7.7505 Orange Juice (lb) 1. 17 1. 17 +0.47 -4.9 RATE FUNDS $30K Home equity loan 4.68 r 4.68 4.68 4.76 Indian Rupee 74.173 +.066 +.09% 73.921 76.263 Soybeans (bu) 14.16 13.96 +1.41 +7.6 LAST 3.25 .13 Singapore Dollar 1.3426 -.0017 -.13% 1.3318 1.3969 30 year fixed mortgage 3.18 s 3.07 3.09 2.86 Wheat (bu) 6.63 6.63 ... +3.5 6 MO AGO 3.25 .13 South Korean Won 1133.79 -1.28 -.11% 1104.97 1211.89 1 YR AGO 3.25 .13 15 year fixed mortgage 2.48 s 2.35 2.37 2.37 Taiwan Dollar 27.92 +.14 +.50% 28.15 29.61 (Previous and change figures reflect current contract.) 4,280 34,760 S&P 500 Dow Jones industrials GAiners ($2 or More) Losers ($2 or More) Most Active ($1 or More) STOCK LAST CHG %CHG STOCK LAST CHG %CHG STOCK VOL (00s) LAST CHG 4,220 Close: 4,224.79 34,000 Close: 33,876.97 Change: 58.34 (1.4%) Change: 586.89 (1.8%) Lydall 61.72 +28.43 +85.4 CodeChain 2.15 -.56 -20.7 Torchlght 3850762 9.92 +3.65 4,160 10 DAYS 33,240 10 DAYS NewConcEn 9.40 +3.98 +73.4 Biophytis 10.20 -2.15 -17.4 ContxtLog n 3284470 13.50 +2.10 Torchlght 9.92 +3.65 +58.2 IntecPh rs 4.12 -.84 -16.9 AMC Ent 1849411 55.69 -3.57 4,400 35,000 RavenInds 57.65 +19.03 +49.3 TarsusPh n 29.00 -5.81 -16.7 Globalstar 1563324 1.51 +.22 MexcoEn 9.65 +1.72 +21.7 GBS Inc n 3.75 -.70 -15.7 TwoHrbI 964426 8.01 +.25 34,000 4,200 33,000 4,000 32,000 Westlake gets lift with Boral buy 31,000 Westlake Chemical’s stock got a lift after the Company America’s product lines with Westlake’s building 3,800 maker of ethylene and other chemicals said it’s Spotlight products businesses will greatly expand our 30,000 buying Boral Industries’ North American building housing-related building products business and 3,600 29,000 products business for $2.15 billion. extend our presence in North America,” DJJF MAM DJJF MAM The deal includes Boral’s business- said Westlake President and Chief es in roofing, siding, trim and shutters, Executive Officer Albert Chao. decorative stone and windows, Westlake’s shares are up about 15% StocksRecap HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG %CHG WK MO QTR YTD Houston-based Westlake said. It will so far this year, slightly better than the DOW 33,908.09 33,312.07 33,876.97 +586.89 +1.76% t t s +10.69% result in annual cost savings of $35 Russell 1000 index, of which it is a NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 14,940.89 14,656.43 14,907.64 +284.74 +1.95% t t s +19.19% million, Westlake added. component. The stock closed up 2.9% DOW Util. 898.28 883.51 896.92 +12.06 +1.36% t t s +3.73% “The combination of Boral North Monday at $93.96. Vol. (in mil.) 3,812 3,979 NYSE Comp. 16,421.93 16,143.95 16,411.98 +268.03 +1.66% t t s +12.99% Pvs. Volume 6,333 5,654 NASDAQ 14,150.78 13,960.04 14,141.48 +111.10 +0.79% t s s +9.72% Westlake Chemical (WLK) Monday’s close: $93.96, +2.65 Total return 1-yr 3-yrs* 5-yrs* t s s Advanced 2013 2072 S&P 500 4,226.24 4,173.40 4,224.79 +58.34 +1.40% +12.48% WLK 73.7% -3.0 18.8 Declined 466 1222 S&P 400 2,673.89 2,611.94 2,671.85 +59.91 +2.29% t t s +15.83% 52-WEEK RANGE Price-earnings ratio: 28 New Highs 88 73 Wilshire 5000 44,376.97 43,762.78 44,359.22 +596.43 +1.36% t s s +12.43% $50 $106 (Based on past 12-month results) Div. yield: 1.1% Dividend: $1.08 New Lows 18 42 Russell 2000 2,289.76 2,238.62 2,286.09 +48.34 +2.16% t s s +15.76% AP *annualized Source: FactSet Stocks of Local Interest 52-WK RANGE CLOSE YTD 1YR VOL 52-WK RANGE CLOSE YTD 1YR VOL NAME TICKER LO HI LAST CHG %CHG WK MO QTR CHG RTN (000s) P/E DIV NAME TICKER LO HI LAST CHG %CHG WK MO QTR CHG RTN (000s) P/E DIV AFLAC Inc AFL 33.37 9 57.57 53.07 +.99 +1.9% s t s +19.3% +48.6% 2701 7 1.32f Itron Inc ITRI 53.49 7 122.31 97.02 +2.04 +2.1% s s s +1.2% +43.3% 220 ... AT&T Inc T 26.35 4 33.88 28.93 +.28 +1.0% s t t +0.6% +1.9% 33498 19 2.08 JPMorgan Chase JPM 90.78 8 167.44 150.43 +2.51 +1.7% s t t +18.4% +56.2% 18645 11 3.60 Abbott Labs ABT 86.16 6 128.54 111.44 +1.11 +1.0% s t t +1.8% +24.6% 4743 35 1.80f Kimco Realty KIM 10.04 9 22.31 21.02 +.69 +3.4% s s s +40.0% +60.5% 5939 9 0.68f Arch Dan Mid ADM 37.54 8 69.30 61.84 +1.18 +1.9% s t s +22.7% +56.6% 2560 20 1.48f Kohls Corp KSS 18.28 8 64.80 53.57 +3.08 +6.1% s t t +31.7% +123.0% 3283 21 2.82f Assurant Inc AIZ 96.72 9 163.84 154.73 +3.86 +2.6% s t s +13.6% +48.3% 393 22 2.52 Lowes Cos LOW 128.93 7 215.22 188.88 +2.00 +1.1% s t t +17.7% +39.5% 4539 24 3.20f BP PLC BP 14.74 9 28.49 26.94 +.84 +3.2% s t s +31.3% +20.0% 10670 2.46f McDonalds Corp MCD 178.88 0 238.18 232.90 +3.28 +1.4% s s s +8.5% +25.3% 2193 34 5.16f s t s Bank of America BAC 22.39 9 43.49 39.75 +.97 +2.5% +31.1% +62.1% 48080 17 0.72 Medtronic Inc MDT 87.68 9 132.30 125.54 +2.31 +1.9% s t s +7.2% +33.6% 4623 47 2.32f Boeing Co BA 141.58 8 278.57 245.28 +7.93 +3.3% s s t +14.6% +24.2% 15274 ... Merck & Co MRK 15.32 9 87.80 76.75 +.14 +0.2% s t t -6.2% +9.7% 10878 28 2.60f Caterpillar Inc CAT 120.80 8 246.69 213.21 +4.35 +2.1% s t t +17.1% +66.6% 5630 34 4.12 Microsoft Corp MSFT 193.55 0 263.19 262.63 +3.20 +1.2% s s s +18.1% +35.5% 26666 36 2.24 Chesapeake Util CPK 72.89 0 122.72 119.62 +2.29 +2.0% s s s +10.5% +46.7% 54 27 1.92f Norfolk Sthn NSC 166.00 8 295.14 264.76 +3.33 +1.3% s t t +11.4% +53.0% 1300 29 3.96f Chevron Corp CVX 65.16 9 113.11 106.05 +3.02 +2.9% s s s +25.6% +22.7% 13557 dd 5.36f Oconee Fed Fin OFED 20.70 4 28.00 23.16 -.76 -3.2% t t t -8.5% -10.6% 5 0.40 Citigroup C 40.49 8 80.29 68.45 +.84 +1.2% s t t +11.0% +33.8% 30108 9 2.04 Oracle Corp ORCL 53.54 8 85.03 77.99 +1.76 +2.3% s t s +20.6% +52.6% 8921 80 1.28f CocaCola Co KO 43.51 9 56.48 54.36 +.59 +1.1% s t s -0.9% +21.5% 14403 30 1.68f PepsiCo PEP 128.05 9 149.27 146.56 +1.14 +0.8% s t s -1.2% +15.9% 4904 27 4.30f Colgate-Palmolive CL 71.21 7 86.41 81.44 +.42 +0.5% s t s -4.8% +14.1% 4227 26 1.80f Pfizer Inc PFE 31.61 7 43.08 39.42 +.61 +1.6% s t s +7.1% +29.0% 19477 20 1.56 Disney DIS 108.02 7 203.02 173.97 +1.55 +0.9% s t t -4.0% +48.5% 9186 1. 76 Philip Morris Intl PM 68.37 0 100.95 100.16 +.66 +0.7% s s s +21.0% +41.4% 11527 18 4.80f Duke Energy DUK 77.58 8 108.00 101.31 +1.70 +1.7% s t s +10.6% +23.3% 3566 57 3.86f Schlumberger Ltd SLB 13.70 9 36.87 33.12 +1.83 +5.8% s s s +51.7% +66.3% 11181 0.50 Enbridge Inc ENB 26.97 0 41.13 40.00 +.40 +1.0% s s s +25.0% +24.5% 2991 55 2.55 s t s Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 31.11 0 64.80 62.59 +2.19 +3.6% s s s +51.8% +40.4% 33080 80 3.48 Sonoco Prods SON 48.20 9 69.83 65.81 +.83 +1.3% +11.1% +31.0% 238 32 1.72 FedEx Corp FDX 129.28 9 319.90 293.16 +7.84 +2.7% s t s +12.9% +113.9% 1918 32 2.60 3M Company MMM 148.80 8 208.95 195.21 +3.61 +1.9% s t s +11.7% +26.3% 2528 21 5.92f Gen Dynamics GD 129.17 0 197.51 190.78 +5.63 +3.0% s s s +28.2% +22.4% 1237 4.76f Truist Financial Cp TFC 33.47 8 62.69 54.50 +1.69 +3.2% s t t +13.7% +39.4% 5460 1.80 Gen Electric GE 5.93 9 14.42 13.19 +.41 +3.2% s s s +22.1% +80.1% 53851 38 0.04 Verizon Comm VZ 52.85 4 61.95 56.39 +.57 +1.0% s t t -4.0% +4.2% 13624 13 2.52 HP Inc HPQ 15.98 7 36.00 29.21 +.54 +1.9% s t t +18.8% +74.8% 9317 11 0.78f WalMart Strs WMT 118.02 6 153.66 136.40 +1.23 +0.9% s t s -5.4% +17.5% 6923 32 2.20f Honeywell Intl HON 129.68 9 234.02 216.00 +3.50 +1.6% s t t +1.6% +48.3% 2871 33 3.72 Wells Fargo & Co WFC 20.76 9 48.13 43.28 +1.53 +3.7% s t s +43.4% +57.3% 26277 30 0.40m IBM IBM 105.92 9 152.84 146.65 +3.53 +2.5% s s s +16.5% +22.5% 4285 24 6.56f Wendys Co WEN 18.86 5 29.46 23.56 +.46 +2.0% s s s +7.5% +9.1% 3238 51 0.40f Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. Fund Footnotes: b - Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d - Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. f - front load (sales charges). m - Multiple fees are charged, usually a marketing fee and either a sales or redemption fee. NA - not available. p - previous day´s net asset value. s - fund split shares during the week. x - fund paid a distribution during the week. 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+.1 NewWldA m 95.85 +.95 +41.1 USCorEqIIInstl 31.17 +.55 +47.5 INVESCO EqAndIncInv 35.57 +.41 +39.9 MdCpVal 35.51 +.77 +51.0 Frdm 2045 14.37 +.16 +40.0 InsTrgRt2020Ins 27.55 +.14 +18.4 NwPrspctvA m 66.10 +.60 +44.7 USLgCo 31.77 +.44 +38.5 ComStkA m 29.60 +.70 +50.7 IntlInv 30.09 +.28 +57.3 NewHorizons 88.48 +.62 +42.1 TtInSIdxAdmrl 35.28 +.34 +36.6 Frdm 2050 14.49 +.16 +40.1 InsTtlSMIInPls 83.50 +1.17 +42.1 SmCpWldA m 87.78 +1.21 +49.2 USLgCpValInstl 44.55 +.88 +46.6 DevMktsY 56.54 +.33 +34.9 Inv 111.98 +2.42 +61.2 Rtr2020 24.34 +.15 +23.3 TtInSIdxIns 141.10 +1.38 +36.6 GlbexUSIdxInsPr 15.94 +.15 +35.3 IntlGrAdmrl 166.77 +1.40 +50.6 TheNewEcoA m 63.61 +.55 +36.9 USMicroCpInstl 28.75 +.71 +72.0 EqandIncA m 12.22 +.16 +33.7 Rtr2025 20.92 +.15 +26.8 TtInSIdxInsPlus 141.13 +1.37 +36.6 GlobalexUSIdx 15.69 +.15 +35.3 Old Westbury IntlGrInv 52.40 +.44 +50.5 TxExBdA m 13.73 +.01 +5.4 USSmCpInstl 46.76 +1.09 +65.3 GlbA m 128.39 +1.53 +44.1 Rtr2030 31.08 +.26 +30.4 TtInSIdxInv 21.10 +.21 +36.5 GlbSmMdCpStrat 19.60 +.17 +40.4 IntlValInv 44.64 +.59 +41.5 WAMtInvsA m 55.25 +.87 +34.5 USSmCpValInstl 45.14 +1.23 +80.9 GroCo 36.99 +.24 +54.2 HYMuniA m 10.49 ... +13.3 Rtr2035 23.45 +.24 +33.9 TtlSMIdxAdmrl 106.94 +1.50 +42.1 GroCo 25.74 +.18 +55.5 LgCpStrats 18.83 +.18 +34.3 LTInGrdAdm 11.08 -.13 +.3 Angel Oak USTrgtedValIns 30.44 +.83 +79.1 MnStrA m 60.99 +.87 +38.1 Rtr2040 33.90 +.37 +36.9 TtlSMIdxIns 106.96 +1.50 +42.1 GroCoK 37.10 +.24 +54.3 PGIM Investments LTTEAdmrl 12.29 ... +6.0 MltStratIncIns 10.41 -.01 +7.9 Davis Ivy HighYieldZ 5.59 ... +13.6 Rtr2045 23.54 +.28 +38.9 TtlSMIdxInv 106.89 +1.50 +41.9 NYVentureA m 36.77 +.62 +48.1 Growth&Inc 51.59 +1.08 +42.5 LfStrCnsrGrInv 23.38 +.09 +14.5 Artisan SciAndTechA m 96.59 +.75 +41.0 TtlRetBdZ 14.64 -.05 +2.4 Rtr2050 19.93 +.23 +39.0 TxMgBalAdmrl 40.43 +.28 +20.8 Delaware Inv IntlDiscv 57.76 +.67 +36.7 SciandTech 62.28 +.13 +51.0 LfStrGrInv 43.88 +.42 +30.9 IntlValueInstl 46.10 +.50 +48.1 JPMorgan PIMCO USGrAdmrl 183.64 +1.09 +45.3 ValInstl 24.29 +.41 +32.0 IntlGr 19.63 +.22 +34.2 SmCpVal 62.14 +1.44 +59.9 LfStrIncInv 17.36 +.02 +6.8 Baird CPBondR6 8.60 ... +2.9 AlAstInstl 13.11 ... +28.1 LfStrModGrInv 33.61 +.23 +22.5 USGrInv 70.87 +.42 +45.1 Diamond Hill IntlIdxInstlPrm 50.03 +.57 +32.9 SpectrumInc 13.09 ... +9.6 AggrgateBdInstl 11.48 -.04 +.6 CoreBondI 12.06 ... +1.5 HYInstl 9.07 +.01 +10.3 LgCpIdxAdmrl 99.84 +1.30 +39.8 ValIdxAdmrl 53.46 +.98 +38.6 LgCpI 34.86 +.60 +42.3 IntlVal 11.29 +.15 +38.3 TCW CorPlusBdInstl 11.86 -.04 +1.6 CoreBondR6 12.08 ... +1.6 IBdUSDHI 10.86 ... +3.1 LtdTrmTEAdmrl 11.24 ... +2.2 ValIdxIns 53.46 +.99 +38.6 Dodge & Cox InvmGradeBd 8.40 -.03 +.8 TtlRetBdI 10.15 -.03 -.3 IntermBdInstl 11.50 -.01 +1.0 EqIncI 22.12 ... +33.7 IncA m 12.06 ... +8.8 MCpGrIdxAdm 99.36 +1.13 +40.7 WlngtnAdmrl 82.71 +.76 +24.9 Bal 116.09 +1.41 +35.5 InvmGradeBd 11.69 -.04 +2.5 LCapGrI 63.23 ... +38.2 TIAA-CREF ShrtTrmBdInstl 9.87 ... +1.4 IncC m 12.06 ... +8.0 MCpVlIdxAdm 72.78 +1.51 +48.2 WlngtnInv 47.90 +.44 +24.8 GlbStk 16.07 +.25 +52.7 LargeCapValIdx 15.32 +.29 +40.8 MCapValL 43.41 ... +43.5 BdIdxIns 11.27 -.04 -.6 Baron IncI2 12.06 ... +9.1 MdCpIdxAdmrl 290.46 +4.64 +44.4 Inc 14.35 -.03 +2.9 LgCpValEnhIdx 16.65 +.32 +45.4 ShDurBdR6 11. 14 ... +1.9 EqIdxIns 31.45 +.44 +42.0 WlslyIncAdmrl 70.90 +.27 +12.5 EmMktsInstl 19.76 +.11 +43.3 IncInstl 12.06 ... +9.2 MdCpIdxIns 64.17 +1.03 +44.4 IntlStk 49.47 +.62 +40.5 LowPrStk 57.48 +.88 +49.5 Janus Henderson IntlEqIdxIns 23.30 +.28 +32.8 WlslyIncInv 29.27 +.11 +12.5 BlackRock Magellan 13.60 +.16 +32.1 InvtGrdCdtBdI 11.00 ... +4.5 MdCpIdxInsPlus 316.46 +5.06 +44.4 WndsrAdmrl 84.10 +1.61 +48.9 Stk 238.21 +4.89 +55.1 BalancedT 43.74 +.33 +22.9 LgCpGrIdxIns 54.30 +.46 +40.2 PrmCpAdmrl 178.34 +2.12 +44.8 EqDivInstl 23.44 +.40 +37.4 DoubleLine MidCapStock 41.26 +.93 +52.5 InvtGrdCdtBdI-2 11.00 ... +4.4 LgCpValIdxIns 23.67 +.44 +40.6 WndsrIIAdmrl 80.19 +1.43 +48.6 John Hancock MortgOpps&BdI 10.94 ... +5.7 PrmCpCorInv 34.16 +.50 +46.0 EqDivInvA m 23.34 +.39 +37.1 CorFII 11. 14 -.01 +3.4 NasdCmpIdx 178.05 +1.41 +43.1 BdI 16.42 -.04 +3.4 Thornburg WndsrIIInv 45.20 +.80 +48.5 RlRetInstl 12.16 ... +7.3 PrmCpInv 172.05 +2.05 +44.7 GlbAllcIncInstl 22.87 +.06 +27.2 LowDurBdI 9.98 ... +3.3 OTCPortfolio 19.72 +.15 +47.2 BdR6 16.44 -.05 +3.5 LtdTrmIncI 13.85 -.01 +1.8 WndsrInv 24.94 +.47 +48.8 ShrtTrmIns 9.83 +.01 +1.6 RlEstIdxAdmrl 147.30 +2.95 +34.9 GlbAllcIncInvA m 22.67 +.05 +26.9 TtlRetBdI 10.55 -.02 +1.6 OTCPortfolioK 20.09 +.15 +47.4 DiscpValI 24.80 +.51 +46.1 Tweedy, Browne Voya HYBdInstl 7.89 +.02 +13.7 TtlRetA m 10.35 -.03 +1.0 RlEstIdxInstl 22.80 +.46 +34.9 Eaton Vance Overseas 65.44 +.67 +33.1 DiscpValMCI 27.75 +.65 +50.8 GlbVal 31.02 +.18 +27.8 SCpGrIdxAdm 99.96 +1.55 +43.6 IntermBdI 10.40 ... +2.8 HYBdK 7.89 +.01 +13.8 TtlRetIns 10.35 -.03 +1.4 AtlntCptSMIDCI 42.75 +.91 +41.5 Puritan 28.63 +.28 +28.3 IntlGrI 40.48 +.38 +40.3 VALIC Co I SCpValIdxAdm 74.49 +1.83 +64.6 WCM HthSciOpIns 83.51 +1.01 +22.6 PRIMECAP Odyssey Edgewood SmCpOpps 18.14 +.41 +52.1 MltMgLsBlA b 16.52 +.11 +27.2 StkIdx 52.96 +.73 +38.2 STBdIdxAdmrl 10.76 -.01 +.3 FocIntGrIns 27.37 +.32 +43.7 LowDurBdInstl 9.74 ... +2.6 StkSelorAllCp 64.29 +.93 +41.4 AgrsGr 58.88 +.54 +40.8 GrInstl 59.43 ... +43.3 MltmgrLsGr1 b 17.50 +.19 +35.1 Vanguard STBdIdxIns 10.76 -.01 +.3 Wells Fargo MidCpGrEqInstl 47.26 +.50 +42.6 TotalBond 11. 12 -.03 +2.8 Gr 48.78 +.59 +41.5 FPA Lazard 500IdxAdmrl 391.18 +5.42 +38.5 STBdIdxInsPlus 10.76 -.01 +.4 SpMCpValIns 50.95 +1.11 +47.8 StrIncOpIns 10.38 +.01 +8.2 Crescent d 40.53 +.38 +37.7 TtlMktIdxInsPrm 121.87 +1.71 +42.0 GlbLtdInfrsIns 16.12 +.03 +12.1 Stk 41.46 +.65 +48.3 BalIdxAdmrl 47.09 +.35 +23.6 STFederalAdmrl 10.94 ... +1.0 Western Asset StratMuOpIns 11.99 +.01 +11.0 NewInc 10.03 +.02 +2.4 USBdIdxInsPrm 12.10 -.04 -.7 IntlStratEqIns 18.25 +.23 +34.6 Parnassus BalIdxIns 47.10 +.35 +23.6 STInfPrScIdAdmr 26.16 +.03 +5.5 TtlRetInstl 11.98 -.04 +2.7 Federated Value 15.13 +.37 +73.5 Loomis Sayles CorEqInv 60.70 +.84 +41.0 CAITTxExAdm 12.31 ... +3.4 STInfPrScIdIns 26.18 +.03 +5.5 CorBdI 13.24 ... +1.8 Calamos InsHYBdIns 10.00 ... +11.4 Fidelity Advisor BdInstl 13.71 +.02 +10.6 Pioneer CptlOppAdmrl 206.05 +2.58 +47.0 STInfPrScIdxInv 26.12 +.03 +5.4 CorBdIS 13.26 ... +1.9 MktNetrlIncIns 14.18 +.02 +6.7 TtlRetBdInstl 11.36 -.03 +3.3 GrowthOppsI 170.76 +.93 +53.3 GrY 25.86 +.26 +33.8 A m 39.76 +.59 +42.1 DevMIdxAdmrl 16.64 +.20 +36.5 STInvmGrdAdmrl 10.95 -.01 +2.2 CorPlusBdI 12.08 -.03 +2.8 ClearBridge UltraShrtBdIns 9.22 ... +2.3 NewInsA m 40.02 +.36 +36.1 Lord Abbett Putnam DevMIdxIns 16.66 +.20 +36.5 STInvmGrdIns 10.95 -.01 +2.2 CorPlusBdIS 12.07 -.04 +2.7 AggresivGrA m 193.18 +1.82 +37.1 Fidelity NewInsI 41.33 +.38 +36.4 BdDebA m 8.48 ... +12.7 GrOppsA m 56.90 +.50 +33.6 DivGrInv 36.08 +.58 +31.3 STInvmGrdInv 10.95 -.01 +2.1 iShares ApprecA m 32.26 +.43 +35.8 500IdxInsPrm 147.02 +2.03 +38.5 StgInc 12.89 ... +10.2 BdDebF b 8.47 ... +12.9 LrgCpValA m 30.54 +.49 +38.4 EMStkIdxInAdm 44.46 +.14 +37.3 STTEAdmrl 15.93 ... +1.0 S&P500IdxK 501.26 +6.95 +38.5