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Hornets face early 9A Gun tourism grows in obstacles 1B popularity in recent years FRIDAY AUGUST 29, 2014 $1.00 Vol. 91 No. 172 September is National Preparedness Month BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER consciousness of many Ameri- hoping the spring fl oods were a dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com cans. And in Jackson County, wake-up call for those who were As the Monday kick-off of September was the month that, relaxing their grip on the fact National Preparedness Month in 2004, lives and homes were at that they need to be prepared for approaches, Jackson County risk as Hurricane Ivan bore down a possible crisis. Emergency Man- and dropped several tornadoes Andreasen said he’d like to agement Director on the panhandle. see whole neighborhoods get RodneyAndreasen A series of those hit Jackson together and plan for potential is thinking about County, striking several hous- problems like a weather crisis the scope of the ing areas and virtually destroy- that could leave them stranded word “prepared- ing one mobile home park. An- without a way to immediately ness” and about dreasen said an informed and get to a road to buy food, water Andreasen why September prepared community met that or power supplies. Working to- is a particularly crisis and as a result suffered no gether, he said, they could help appropriate time for families, loss of life. each other prepare and stay safe. neighborhoods and businesses He said Jackson Countians For his part, Andreasen has alli- communities to get focused on need to stay aware, informed ances with some of the big box KRISTIE CLOUD / FLORIDAN FILE PHOTO achieving it in their personal and and ready, rather than becom- stores to make sure that they’re In this Floridan fi le photo, trees cover Cecil Road in Campbellton after a professional lives. ing complacent. He fears that adequately stocked with essen- small tornado ripped through the area in May. Jackson County Emergency With the 9/11 terrorist attacks could become the prevailing tial items ahead of a forecast Management Director Rodney Andreasen is encouraging everyone to take of 2001 an iconic tragedy in the mood now that it has been a de- storm. action in September, National Preparedness Month, to ensure that they and nation’s memory, September cade since a significant storm their families are ready to face the challenges posed by threats like the holds special significance in the came through. But, he said, he’s See PREPARE, Page 9A storm system that caused this damage. IN HONOR AND SUNSET WORK REMEMBRANCE
KRISTIE CLOUD / FLORIDAN crew works at sunset to repair the roof of the Wells Fargo building on Lafay- Aette Street, Wednesday in Marianna. On Monday, many banks, government buildings and other offices will be closed as the nation celebrates Labor Day. Construction suspended The Florida Depart- closure, repairs will con- ment of Transportation is tinue until that lane is suspending normal road reopened to the travel- construction activities on ing public and all safety all major roads in North- issues related to the trav- west Florida. eling public have been There will be no work on addressed. state roads requiring lane Motorists are remind- restrictions from noon ed to use caution while Friday through Monday. traveling through work All major roads will be zones around barricades open to normal traffic in and equipment on cur- an effort to reduce con- rent projects. Travelers gestion and ensure public can access Florida’s 511 safety. service from cellphones, FLORIDAN FILE PHOTO This monument to Sneads High School students Brandon Hobbs, Kristian Bo McClamma, Teddy Jeter and Carson Elaine If an emergency situ- landlines and the Inter- Faircloth was constructed in a courtyard at the school over the summer of 2013 and was unveiled on the fi rst day of the ation occurs during the net at www.FL511.com to 2013-14 school year. upcoming holiday week- receive updates on travel end that requires a lane in the area. Memorial set for Sept. 6 to honor three teens killed in 2012 crash BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER Candles will be lit in the boys’ she struggles on without her son. dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com memories, she said. The outpouring of concern by his FOOTBALL FANS On Sept. 6, a community gath- The ceremony will also honor young friends, she said, has been ering will be held at Sneads High the memory of Carson Faircloth, of almost lifesaving proportion. School in memory and honor of a teenager who died of diabetes a In the aftermath, one young man the three local teenage boys killed few years before the passing of her has come to see her almost every Sept. 6, 2012, in a Jackson County three classmates. day. traffic crash. All four would have been mem- Many of her son’s other class- The families of Bo McClamma, bers of the class of 2015. McClam- mates continue to stop by regularly, Brandon Hobbs and Teddy Jeter ma said a rose will be laid along her she said, giving her constant con- are inviting the boys’ friends and all section of the four-sided memo- nection to so many of the people other members of the community rial, which includes pictures of the who mattered to him. to be present at the brief 5:30 p.m. young people, their dates of birth McClamma said she chose to ceremony that day at the memorial and death, and other lettering. have the ceremony at the memo- that was built on the SHS campus McClamma said the event will rial in part because of them. last year in their honor. be short and simple, but that its “They do sit at this memorial. Jan McClamma said that at the significance to the families will be It’s a place they can go and sit and ceremony, family members will re- great. talk, and I think it’s a place they lease blue and gold balloons signi- The memorial was built with enjoy being. It means the world KRISTIE CLOUD / FLORIDAN fying the school colors at SHS. roughly $40,000, most raised to me that he’s there with them in ine-month-old William Ryder Barton A prayer will be offered in ad- through various dinners and oth- this way and that they’re not for- cheers for the Cottondale High School vance of the release, and people er fundraisers supported by the getting him. I’ve had a breakdown who cared for the boys will be given community. since this happened. I have a lot of NHornets with his father, Brian Barton, a a moment to say anything they’d That’s a fact that brings McClam- graduate of CHS, during the football jamboree like about those friends lost. ma some measure of comfort as See MEMORIAL, Page 9A August 21 in Cottondale. » CLASSIFIEDS...7B » ENTERTAINMENT...6B » LOCAL...3A»OBITUARIES...9A » RELIGION...6A » SPORTS...1B » WEATHER...2A
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Community Calendar TODAY Call 209-7856, 573-1131. Call 573-5434. » AlcoholicsAnonymous Open Meeting — 8-9 » Breaking Free — 7-8 p.m. A closed SAA group is Publisher — Valeria Roberts » HELPS Enrichment Program Registration p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist vroberts@jcfloridan.com — Aug. 25-29 at Sunrise Worship Center, 2957 a 12-step fellowship of men and women recovering Hall St., Marianna. The HELPS program will be Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. from addictive sexual behavior. For more info and Circulation Manager — Dena Oberski open 3-6:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, with tutoring/ location call Shawn at 693-1621 or email Breaking- doberski@jcfloridan.com homework help, arts and crafts, snacks and more. SATURDAY, AUGUST 30 [email protected] Cost: One-time $25 registration donation, plus »Marianna City Farmers Market Open — 7 » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — 8-9 $25 per week, per child. Call 693-3055 or p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist CONTACT US 718-8734. a.m. to noon at Madison St. Park. Now featuring panhandle arts and crafts every Saturday. Church, 2901 Caledonia St., Marianna. Telephone: 850-526-3614 » Deadline to apply for Graceville Harvest FAX: 850-482-4478 »Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — 8 a.m. Festival Beauty Pageant — Applications avail- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 Email: editorial@jcfloridan.com able at Bush Paint and Supply, Graceville City Hall in the AA room of First United Methodist Church, Street Address: in Graceville and Forget Me Not Photography in 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. » Marianna City Farmers Market Open — 7 4403 Constitution Lane Bonifay. Checks should be made payable to City »Graceville Free Medical Clinic — 10 a.m. at a.m. to noon at Madison St. Park. Now featuring Marianna, FL 32448 of Graceville and mailed to Bush Paint and Supply, Graceville Free Medical Clinic, 5470 College Ave., panhandle arts and crafts every Saturday. Office Hours: Attn: Teresa Bush, pageant director, 971 Sixth Ave., Graceville. For patients who have no medical » St. Anne Thrift Store Brown Bag Sale — 9 a.m. Graceville, Fla. 32440. Date of pageant: Sept. 12 Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. insurance, medicaid, and meet the federal poverty, to 1 p.m. St. Anne’s Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., and 13. Cost $60. Photogenic entry $10.Call 263- guidelines .We have physicians and nurses and give Marianna. Welcome donations: house hold items, MISS YOUR PAPER? 4744, 263-3072, or 263-3250. professional health care services to our patients. clothing and jewelry. Proceeds go to help less fortu- » F.M. Golson Elementary Scholastic Book Fair Call 263-6912 or 272-0101 for information. nate in our community. Call 482-3734. You should receive your newspaper no later — F.M. Golson Elementary Media Center, 4258 Sec- »Annual Noma community Reunion — 10 a.m. » Beginner/players Pinochle — 10 a.m. at Mc- than 6 a.m. If it does not arrive, call Circula- ond Ave., Marianna. Books for all ages. All funding Noma Town Hall Building. Lunch will be served Cormick Lake Clubhouse. Everyone welcome to tion between 6 a.m. and noon, Tuesday to supports the media center. at noon. All past and present residents and their come and play. For more info call 272-6611. Friday, and 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Sunday. The » Hooks and Needles — 10 a.m. at the Jackson friends invited. Bring well fi lled basket and tea if » Optimist Club of Jackson County Meeting Jackson County Floridan (USPS 271-840) County Public Library, Marianna branch. New and you prefer to drink. Soft drinks, ice, cups, plates — Noon at Jim’s Buffet & Grill, 4329 Lafayette St., is published Tuesday through Friday and experienced hand crafters welcome to create, and eating utensil furnished. Call 974-8483. Marianna. Sunday mornings. Periodical postage paid share, learn or teach favorite projects. Call 482- »XWX Live Wrestling — 7 p.m. Bonifay Rec- 9631. » Sewing Circle — 1 p.m. at Jackson County at Marianna, FL. reation Center, Bonifay. Tickets $6. Kids 6 and Senior Citizens, 2931 Optimist Drive in Marianna. » Madison Street Park Farmers Market — 4-7 younger free. Family friendly environment. Call 482-5028. SUBSCRIPTION RATES p.m. at Madison Street park. Will be open each » 4H Meet and Greet — 5-7 p.m. at the UF/IFAS Friday evening. FMNP and Sr. FMNP vouchers are SUNDAY, AUGUST 31 Home delivery: $11.23 per month; $32.83 accepted. For more info call 693-4078. Jackson County Extension Office in Marianna. for three months; $62.05 for six months; »Alcoholics Anonymous Closed Discussion Open to all current 4-Hers and those who would » Chess Club — 6-8 p.m. First United Methodist — 6:30 p.m. in AA room of First United Methodist like to enroll. Come meet the 4-H agent and club and $123.45 for one year. All prices include Church on Clinton St. in Marianna. Sponsored by Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. Atten- leaders. Refreshments will be served. Call 482- applicable state and local taxes. Mail Marianna Optimist Club for students 8 – 18 years dance limited to persons with a desire to stop 9620. subscriptions must be paid in advance. Mail of age in Jackson County. All students and their drinking. subscriptions are: $46.12 for three months; parents are welcome. Players of all skill levels » Jackson County Public Library Writing Center $92.24 for six months; and $184.47 for one including beginners are welcome. Call 693-0473. Group to Host Book Launch — 5:30 p.m. Jackson County Public Library, 2929 Green St. Marianna. year. » “Senior Singles” Meeting — 6-8 p.m. East- MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Meet E. Brocke Bradley author of “River of Dissent”. side Baptist Church (in the rear), U.S. 90 East, » Movie Madness Monday — 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Refreshments served. Call 482-9631. All subscriptions to the Jackson County Marianna. New location. Ample parking. Singles OneBlood, 2503 Commercial Park Dr., Mari- anna. Come donate blood and receive a ticket to » Marianna City Commission Meeting — 6 Floridan include delivery on Thanksgiving age 50 and older are invited for games, food, prizes and speakers. No charge. Donations accepted; Marianna Cinemas as well as a beach towel. (Until p.m. in City Hall, 2898 Green St., Marianna. Public Day for which there is a premium charge. proceeds fund charitable endeavors of Marianna’s further notice) welcome. Call 718-1001. ADVERTISING Gathering Place Foundation. Call 272-6611. » Jackson County Quilters Guild Meeting » Alcoholics Anonymous Closed Meeting — 8-9 » Celebrate Recovery — 7 p.m. at Evangel Wor- — 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Jackson County Extension p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist The advertiser agrees that the publisher ship Center, 2645 Pebble Hill Road in Marianna. Service, Penn Ave., Marianna. 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SUBMITTED PHOTO BCF Vice President for Development Charles Parker accepts the scholarship gift from Cathy Miller in memory of her husband, J. Ronnie Miller. Miller establishes memorial scholarship at BCF During these times of extreme from the Miller family in Bonifay. United States Air Force veteran pursue their educational goals extending the legacy of J. Ronnie fi nancial challenges for students Cathy Miller, owner of the Grand- and passionate Florida Gators at The Baptist College of Florida. Miller. To learn more about es- continuing their education, The view Nursing Home in Bonifay, fan. Because of the generosity of the tablishing a scholarship or taking Baptist College of Florida in established a memorial scholar- The J. Ronnie Miller Memo- newly established scholarship, classes at The Baptist College of Graceville was recently the re- ship in honor of her late husband rial Scholarship will help as- many students will be given Florida, call 263-3261, ext. 460, or cipient of a tremendous blessing of 22 years, J. Ronnie Miller, a sist students fi nancially as they the opportunity to take classes visit www.baptistcollege.edu. 144TH COMMANDER Chipola Theatre ADDRESSES OPTIMISTS Showcase is Sept. 18
Charles Sirmon, Chipo- on sale Thursday and la College director of the- are available to purchase ater, will begin his 16th from theater majors, at season at the college the Center for the Arts with a Theatre Showcase box office, or online at at 7 p.m on Sept. 18. www.chipola.edu. Chipola Theatre majors The showcase is a fund- will present scenes and raiser to help Chipola skits in a showcase that theater students with Sirmon says “is a lot like their annual trip to At- ‘Saturday Night Live’ on lanta, where they will a Thursday.” take a master class in The production is gen- improvisation and at- eral admission and al- tend a performance with lows all theatre majors a professional theater the opportunity to share company. their talent and many for For ticket information, the fi rst time. call 718-2420 or visit Tickets are $10 and go www.chipola.edu Meet author of ‘River of Dissent’ Meet the author of “Riv- honorable mention in er of Dissent,” E. Brocke the National Writers Club Bradley, on Tuesday at Book Contest in 1985. the Jackson County Pub- At present Riley is re- lic Library, 2929 Green St., tired, living in the Pan- Marianna, at 5:30 p.m. handle and working on The JCPL Writing Cen- “Whippoorwill Nights” ter Group will host a book and another novel, SUBMITTED PHOTO launch for its leader, Irma “Please God, Could I arianna’s 144th National Guard Transportation Unit’s company commander, Bobby Riley — pen name, E. Have a ….. Cowboy In Brocke Bradley. Heaven.” Davis (center), was welcomed as the guest speaker at recent meeting of the Mari- “River of Dissent” is set Come meet this inter- anna Optimist Club. Davis, a 21-year veteran of the National Guard, told the gather- in the Panhandle of Flor- esting author and enjoy M ida, and the Apalachicola refreshments served by ing of local Optimists the National Guard has a history that dates back to 1565, when it was River is the catalyst that the writing group. fi rst started near St. Augustine. However, in 1903 a number of different militia groups were ignites passion, greed For further informa- brought together to form the Guard as we know it today. According to Davis, the Guard’s role and power. tion, call the library at This fi ctional novel won 482-9631. in the state usually revolves around natural disasters such as hurricanes, fl oods and fi re, but can be called upon to assist in maintaining law and order. He says there are some 12,000 LOOKING FOR MORE NEWS? VISIT soldiers in the state of Florida. Davis is seen here with Optimist member Tyler Ford (left) and club president George Gay. WWW.JCFLORIDAN.COM Florida Lottery INGROWNTOENAILS? CASH 3 PLAY 4 FANTASY 5 Mon. (E) 8/25 0-5-5 9-2-1-8 8-15-18-22-23 I’m Tavares Horne, Mon. (M) 2-1-3 2-2-3-8 $250 your local Permanent Tue. (E) 8/26 1-8-5 5-8-3-9 5-24-27-28-31 Correction Brightwayagent. Tue. (M) 6-8-9 0-8-5-4 Procedure Wed. (E) 8/27 6-2-6 5-6-6-4 3-5-20-24-28 Wed. (M) 0-6-0 6-7-9-8 Thurs. (E) 8/28 3-0-1 9-2-6-6 Not available Here’s what makes my insurance agency unique: Thurs. (M) 7-9-8 9-0-8-3 Fri. (E) 8/22 3-0-3 7-2-8-9 1-3-8-18-25 We Specialize in Quality Medical &Surgical Ihave access to more than 100insurance Care forAll Types of Foot &Ankle Problems. companies doing businessinFlorida. Most Fri. (M) 9-6-4 2-4-5-0 independent agents have access to about 10. Sat. (E) 8/23 9-6-4 7-3-5-2 13-19-20-27-28 ingrownnails •warts •nail fungus •calluses This means Ican customizethe coverages you Sat. (M) 7-1-9 3-5-7-8 corns •orthotics •archdisorders•heel pain need at the price you want. Sun. (E) 8/24 2-3-6 6-4-4-0 7-13-14-15-16 ————————————————————hammertoes •bunions •bone spurs Call, email or visit me online. Sun. (M) 8-6-2 1-1-6-8 We Carry Blue Cross Blue Shield & Medicare Approved Diabetic Shoes TavaresHorne, Associate Agency Owner POWERBALL 4389 Lafayette Street, Suite A Wednesday 8/27 17-24-26-45-46 PB 19 xtra 3 Daniel Feitz, D.P.M. Marianna, FL 32446 Saturday 8/23 28-32-35-36- 52 PB 31 xtra 3 Robert Stiegler,D.P.M. O: 850-633-3460 LOTTO (850) 526-FOOT [email protected] Wednesday 8/27 4-10-13-40-41-49 xtra 2 www.feitzfootclinic.com BrightwayInsuranceMarianna.com Saturday 8/23 3-24-26-29-44-51 xtra 5 Several Practices in One Location For aHealthier You: Monday &Thursday -Feitz Foot Clinic /Tuesday -Dermatology Associates Skin &Cancer Center Home Flood Auto Umbrella Life For lottery information, call 850-487-7777 or 900-737-7777 Wednesday -Dr. James Beggs, ENT /Wednesday &Friday -Beltone Hearing 4A ◆ FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 2014 LOCAL & STATE JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com ROTARY DONATES TO CRAA
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ORLANDO — Florida Democrats promised on Thursday to win the races for governor and attorney generalthroughgrass-roots efforts, even if they are at a fundraising disadvantage. The Democratic candi- dates for Florida’s top of- fi ces said at a unity rally in Orlando that challenging incumbent Republican Gov. Rick Scott and incum- bent Republican Attorney General Pam Bondi won’t be easy. But they say they’re up to the task, even though some political experts have speculated that Scott and his supporters could spend as much as $100 million on the gubernato- rial campaign. “No matter how much money they spend, they will never have our grass- roots,” Democratic state Sen. Geraldine Thompson said. “Together we know we can win. We’ve done it before and will do it again if we stand united and knock on every last door THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and make every last phone Florida Democratic gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist (left) speaks at a news conference as his running mate, former congressional candidate and Miami- call.” Dade County Democratic Party chairwoman Annette Taddeo listens Aug. 14, 2014, in Orlando. Crist spoke about funding education in Florida. Speaking on behalf of the Crist was introduced by even then Democratic law- Valleri Crabtree said that to unite the party,” Rich from the primary loss, state’s Republicans out- state Sen. Nan Rich, whom makers were able to work even though her candi- said. “We stand here with since “this kind of unity side the union hall where he defeated in Tuesday’s with Crist across the aisle date, Rich, didn’t win, she the primary goal of mak- doesn’t always happen in the Democrats gathered, primary election. Demo- because “at the end of the was at the rally because ing Rick Scott a one-term the Democratic Party.” Republican state Sen. Kelli cratic attorney general day, he was going to do Democrats have no choice governor.” “In 68 days, you, me and Stargel said the party has candidate George Sheldon what he thought was right but to stick together if they Crist thanked Rich for the Florida are going to be more than money when it was introduced by state for Florida’s families.” stand a chance of winning show of support, so fresh Scott-free,” Crist said. comes to campaigning. Rep. PerryThurston, whom “I’ll admit there were in November. “Republicans get out and Sheldon defeated during times when I worked “Even though those who work and walk. As evidence the Democratic primary. A against him when he was I supported may not have look at the last (guberna- second rally was planned governor,” Wasserman won, if Democrats are go- LOCALLY OWNED & CHARLES E. KENT,SR. Owner,LFD torial) election,” Stargel for later in the day in Fort Schultz said. “But there ing to succeed, we should OPERATED JULIE M. KENT Owner said. “We had more Re- Lauderdale. were also times when we have a show of unity,” CHARLES E. KENT,JR. LFD publicans who got out and Also attending the unity worked together. ... That’s Crabtree said. voted when there’s more rally were U.S. Sen. Bill not the case with Rick Rich said she wanted to registered Democrats. Re- Nelson, Crist running mate Scott.” prove wrong the old Will publicans are about grass- Annette Taddeo and Dem- Wasserman Schultz fault- Rogers quip: “I’m not a ...for the gentle touch of sympathy &understanding roots as well. It’s not about ocratic National Commit- ed Scott for rejecting fund- member of any organized 3960 Lafayette St. •526-5059 •www.mariannachapelfh.com the money. It’s about the tee chair Debbie Wasser- ing for high-speed rail, and party. I am a Democrat.” message.” man Schultz. Medicaid expansion and She said unequivocally that As part of the show of Schultz acknowledged for limiting the number of Crist had her support. unity, Democratic guber- Crist’s past as a Republi- early-voting days. “This is probably one natorial candidate Charlie can governor, but she said Democratic activist of the earliest stages ever Family preparedness and Health Expo
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The Associated Press inside a classroom. “We be given by the state to re- need to go back and rein- ligious institutions. TALLAHASSEE — Saying vest in our public school But Bush and the GOP- it has reached a “tipping system.” controlled Legislature cre- point,” Florida’s teacher Backers of the popular ated other voucher pro- union along with other program, as well as promi- grams, including the tax groups fi led a lawsuit nent Republicans who credit scholarship program Thursday aimed at ending have supported its expan- that is the target of the law- one of the nation’s larg- sion, decried the lawsuit suit. It allows businesses to est private school voucher and its potential impact on get credits on their state programs. the families who rely on it. tax bills if they donate to The lawsuit fi led in Leon “It is unconscionable an organization that hands County contends that a that trial lawyers and out private school vouch- program that serves 60,000 unions have ganged up to ers to children in low-in- students primarily from use these children as a po- come families. low-income families vio- litical ploy,” said Gov. Rick Since 2001, the Legis- lates the state’s constitu- Scott in a statement.“Quite lature has expanded the tion by creating a parallel simply, this careless action program several times, in- education system and by could have terrible con- cluding this past year when directing tax money to re- sequences on the lives of it expanded the income ligious institutions. Most Florida’s poorest children, eligibility standards. Start- of the schools that utilize who with the help of this ing in 2016, middle income the vouchers in the nearly program have a chance to families may also qualify. $300 million program are escape poverty.” Ron Meyer, a lawyer rep- religious. Then-Gov. Jeb Bush Flor- resenting the FEA, said Those involved in the ida set up the fi rst program many people were will- lawsuit, including the that awarded vouchers to ing to accept the program Florida Education Asso- children attending low- when it was an “experi- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ciation, the NAACP, and performing schools. The ment” but its continued David Schauner, KNEA General Counsel, speaks to reporters outside the Shawnee County the groups that represent state Supreme Court ulti- expansion has prompted Court House in Topeka, Kan. Monday. Standing at right is KNEA president Mark Farr. The largest school boards and school mately declared it uncon- groups to act. teachers’ union in Kansas fi led a lawsuit against a new state law that ended guaranteed tenure association, argued that stitutional, saying it violat- This is the second lawsuit for public school teachers, arguing that legislators violated the state constitution by folding the program was draining ed a requirement that the fi led by the FEA this year the new policy into a larger education funding measure. money away from exist- state had a “paramount that could impact the pro- ing public schools and the duty” to have a uniform gram. In July, the teacher’s The FEA and other pastors and others to criti- fi ghting for their children children that attend them. and high quality system union fi led a separate law- groups announced their cize the legal challenge. to stay in a private school, “The public school sys- of “free public schools.” A suit challenging the way lawsuit from the union’s They said the program why can’t you help them?” tem has been decimated,” lower court had also ruled the latest tax credit expan- Tallahassee headquarters. helps students who need- said Abigail Rodriguez, a said Dale Landry, citing it unconstitutional on the sion became law during Outside, about 50 students ed an alternative to public 10th grader from Orlando cutbacks in the number of grounds it violated a provi- the session. It hasn’t yet attending private schools schools. who receives a voucher to hours that children spend sion that says “no aid” may been heard in court. in the area gathered with “If many parents are attend a private school. State Briefs Votel takes helm of At Fort Bragg, Votel had a cruelty charges after authorities a short time later without it. The Manatee County Sheriff’s Special Operations direct role in planning Special say he killed his in-laws’ minia- The dog’s remains haven’t Office reports that deputies Operations Forces missions, ture Dachshund. been found. responded to a Bradenton home Command like clandestine raids to kill and The Sarasota County Sheriff’s Glover was arrested Wednes- Thursday morning after a wom- TAMPA, — Army Gen. Joseph capture enemy leaders. Office reports that 24-year-old day. He faces four counts of an called authorities claiming Votel has taken the helm of U.S. Votel will now be in charge of Stacy Glover was supposed to be aggravated animal cruelty and that her son had attacked her. Special Operations Command organizing, training, equipping watching the small dog earlier one count of tampering with As deputies approached the located at MacDill Air Force and deploying special operators this month while its owners evidence. He was being held on home, officials say 31-year-old Base. such as Navy SEALs and Special were out of town. $50,000 bail. Jail records didn’t Terry M. Sellars Jr. came out the The 56-year-old general Warfare Combatant Crew mem- Officials say Glover initially list an attorney. front door and charged them assumed command during a bers, Army Green Berets and told his in-laws their dog had with a large sword over his head. ceremony at the Tampa Con- Rangers, Air Force Air Comman- run away. But when they Deputy fatally shoots Authorities say three depu- vention Center on Thursday. dos and Marine Corps Raiders. reviewed security video, they ties were still in their vehicles, He replaces Navy Admiral Wil- reportedly saw footage of Glover sword-wielding man but the single deputy who was liam McRaven, who is retiring. Man charged with chasing the dog, grabbing her BRADENTON — Authorities already outside fi red at Sellars Votel’s last assignment was and hitting her with his fi sts. say a Tampa Bay area deputy several times. commander of the Joint Special killing in-laws’ dog The video then shows Glover fatally shot a man who was Sellars was declared dead at Operations Command at Fort NOKOMIS — A southwest taking the dog’s limp body into a wielding a samurai sword dur- the scene. Bragg. Florida man is facing animal salenearby wooded area a returning ing a domestic battery call. From wire reports
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Sept. 8, the Prayer Confer- Not only was it the fi rst ence on Sept. 15-17, and day of class, it was also the Missions Conference the day in which cha- on Oct. 20-22. pel services resumed for Each chapel service pro- the new semester. There vides exceptional preach- was a steady stream of ing and unique opportu- guests, faculty and staff, nities for spiritual growth and new and returning and encouragement. The students that gathered public is invited to join the in the historic R.G. Lee faculty, students, and staff Chapel on the Graceville as they worship and listen campus that morning to the Word preached from to worship. The fi rst day pastors, professors, mis- back in chapel included sionaries, and special guest an incredible time of lecturers who have been praise and worship led invited by the President. by BCF students in the To learn more about the band Immerse, followed upcoming schedule for by a hearty welcome and chapel services and events powerful message from at The Baptist College of SUBMITTED PHOTO BCF President Thomas Florida, call 263-3261 ext. hat a pleasure it was to have Noah McArthur (seated with Sonny Pitman) speak to A. Kinchen. 460 or visit the website at BCF chapel services www.baptistcollege.edu our kids and youth at Friendship Baptist Church during the Sunday morning wor- are held every Monday, to download the complete ship service on Aug. 10. Noah spoke on the values of giving and sharing, which he Tuesday, and Wednes- list of chapel speakers and W day at 10 a.m. and can special events. has been involved in since he was four years old. Noah started the “Cans for kids” to purchase toys for needy kids at Christmas. We need more young men like Noah. God has blessed Noah with a big heart and a great Mom and Dad to encourage him. Mercy Revealed in concert at Bethlehem Baptist Church Church Calendar Special to the Floridan their nomination for the Heritage Award as the 2014 TODAY Dinner: 6 p.m. Child care available. Call Baptist Church. Featured singers: The On Sunday August 31 Vocal Group of the Year 209-7856, 573-1131. Gospel Tones. Everyone invited. » Movie Night and Popcorn Building Mercy Revealed will be and Duo of the year with Fundraiser — 6 p.m. E.T. Crusaders Res- in concert at Bethle- the Artist Music Guild. toration Ministries Church, 10467 Henry SATURDAY, AUGUST 30 SUNDAY, AUGUST 31 hem Baptist Church in They have had the privi- Kever Road. Bristol. Featuring: ‘Heaven is » Free clothing giveaway — 9 a.m. to » Fifth Sunday Sing — 10:30 a.m. Chris- Cottondale. lege to share the stage with for Real.” Evening opens with singing and noon at Mother Agnes’ Closet, 2856 Orange tian Covenant Church, Grand Ridge. Special Formed in 2012, Mercy Southern Gospel greats cake walk until dark. Will be selling ham- St. in Marianna. guest: The Thompson’s. Covered-dish burgers or hot dogs, chips and drink for $3. Revealed has skyrocket- The Hoppers, The Nelons, luncheon in fellowship hall following sing. ed to the top of Southern and Steve Ladd, former Bring chair or blanket. Call Gail 762-1958. Everyone invited. Call 209-0369. » Fifth Saturday Night Gospel Sing Gospel Music. This duo tenor for the Gold City for Good — 6 p.m. Marianna High School received the 2013 AC- Quartet. Consisting of vo- » Youth Activity Night — 6 p.m. at Auditorium, Marianna. Benefit for The » Missionary Day — 11 a.m. McChapel GMA Duo of the Year, the calist Stan Cook and Laura Marianna Church of God. Ages: 12-19. Call Chipola Ministry Center. Admission: A bag AME Church, Marianna. Guest speaker: 482-6264. 2014 NACMAI Duo of the Tice, along with sound en- of non-perishable food. Featured sing- Sister Gina Bellamy Tranquille of Believer’s Year and was nominated gineer Sharon Cook, their ers: Swifwater, Freedom Hill Quartet, The Outreach Ministry. Everyone invited. For for the prestigious Heri- smooth sound encour- Christian Heirs and Neysa Wilkins. For more more information, call Dorothy Oliver 569- » Celebrate Recovery — Adult, teen tage Award as the 2013 ages the hearts of listeners meetings to “overcome hurts, habits and information, call Rev. James Swafford at 2084 or Dorothy Gibson 569-5883. 643-7711. Questions concerning Ministry New Artist of the Year across all age groups. Their hang-ups in a safe environment,” 7 p.m. at » Gospel Sing — 6 p.m. Bethlehem Baptist with the Artist Music goal is to share His Hope, Evangel Worship Center with praise and live Center call Fred Cook 482-6407. worship music, testimonies and fellowship. » Gospel Sing — 7 p.m. Sneads Free Will Guild. In addition, they His Mercy, and His Mes- See CALENDAR, Page 7A were recently notified of sage one song at a time.
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Ave Bascom Assembly of God Malone,FL32445 •569-5644 Grand Ridge,FL32442 •592-4846 Greenwood, FL 32443 •592-8802 Marianna, FL •482-3705 5516 Hummingbird Rd Crossroads Baptist Church Southern [email protected] www.TrinityMarianna.com Bascom, FL 32423 •272-7775 NewHope Reformed Baptist Church Baptist [email protected] Greater Buckhorn MissionaryBaptist 4028 Lafayette St Union Hill 3276 Main St -P.O.Box 386 Church Marianna, FL 32446 •482-6406 3115 Union Hill Rd Cords Of Love Assembly Of God Cottondale Fl. 32431 •352-2636 4691 Hwy 162 Marianna, FL 32446 •526-5711 NewHoskie Baptist Church 2060 Bethelehem Rd Damacus Freewill Baptist Marianna, FL 32446 •594-5761 4252 Allen St VictoryBaptist Church Cottondale,FL32431 •272-0254 3700 Kynesville Rd Greenwood Baptist Church Greenwood, FL 32443 •594-7243 2271 River Rd Cypress GroveAssembly of God Marianna, FL 32448 •482-5878 4156 BryanSt-P.O.Box 249 Sneads,FL32460 •593-6699 3250 Cypress Grove Rd Dellwood Baptist Church Greenwood, FL 32443 •209-7451 NewMount Olive MissionaryBaptist www.victorybaptistfl.com Grand Ridge,FL32442 •592-4451 5512 Blue Springs Rd 2870 Barnes St -P.O.Box 312 cppressgrovechurch.org Hasty Pond Baptist Church Marianna, FL 32447 •482-7595 White Pond Baptist Church Greenwood, FL 32443 •592-6954 4895 Hasty Pond Rd, Marianna, FL P. 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Box458 -Mill Pond Rd Eastside Assembly of God Church Eastside Baptist Church Heaven’sWay Biker Church NewSalem Baptist Church Alford, FL 32420 •352-4715 4723 Hatton St •Marianna, FL 4785 Hwy 90 3478 Kynesville Rd [email protected] •526-2422 Heaven’sWay Biker Church CATHOLIC Marianna, FL •526-2004 AMinistryofAlfordBaptist Church Marianna, FL 32448 •579-4343 www.eastsidebaptistchurch.com St. Anne Catholic Church El Bethel Assembly of God 3924 Woodrest Rd Pine RidgeBaptist Church 3009 5th St -P.O.Box 1547 2503 El Bethel Church Rd Ebenezer MissionaryBaptist Church Cottondale,FL32431 •334-806-4258 3064 Pine Ridge Church Rd Grand Ridge,FL32442 •593-6044 3360 GardenviewRd Marianna, FL 32446 •482-3734 HollyGroveFree Will Baptist Church Alford, FL 32420 Cottondale,FL32431 •579-4223 [email protected] Faith Haven Assembly of God 2699 Hwy 73S PineyGroveBaptist Church www.stannemarianna.org 7135 Hwy 90 Everlena MissionaryBaptist Marianna, FL 32448 •482-3489 2136 PineyGrove Rd Grand Ridge,FL32442 •592-8205 5309 Ellaville Rd CHURCH OF CHRIST Inwood Baptist Church Cottondale,FL32431 •352-3800 Campbellton, FL 32426 •263-3900 Caverns Rd. Church of Christ First Assembly of God 2012 Inwood Rd Pleasant Hill Baptist Church 4448 River Rd 5565 Brown St First Baptist Church Grand Ridge,FL32448 •593-5328 6687 BrushyPond Rd Marianna, FL •482-2605 Graceville,FL32440 •263-3351 3172 Main St Grand Ridge,FL32442 •718-8401 Cottondale,FL32431 •352-4586 Liberty Hill MissionaryBaptist Church First Assembly of God Church 5239 Liberty Hill Rd Pleasant Hill MissionaryBaptist Church CHURCH OF GOD 4186 Lafayette St First Baptist Church Bascom, FL 32426 •569-5949 6704 Reddoch Rd Marianna FL 32446 5366 Ninth St -P.O.Box 98 Grand RidgeChurch of God Little Zion MissionaryBaptist Church Grand Ridge,FL32442 •592-2273 482-2800 •www.mariannafirst.org Malone,FL32445 •569-2426 2232 Porter Ave 3181 Little Zion Rd -P.O.Box 190 Pleasant RidgeBaptist Church Grand Ridge,FL32442 First Assembly of God Church of Faith Baptist Church Sneads,FL32460 •592-1614 5481 Pleasant Ridge Rd 592-5301 or 592-2814 Cottondale 2494 Hwy 71 S Lovedale Baptist Church Marianna, FL 32446 •263-8007 2636 Milton St Marianna, FL •482-2869 Marianna Church of God 6595 Lovedale Rd •Bascom, FL 32423 (All services interpreted forthe Cottondale,FL32431 •352-4626 First Baptist Church Poplar Springs MissionaryBaptist 592-5415 or 592-2134 Church hearing impaired.) Pilgrim Rest Assembly of God 8010 Pope St -P.O.Box 246 Marvin Chapel Free Will Baptist Church 2662 Poplar Springs Rd 2791 Jefferson St, Marianna, FL 32446 3347 PilgrimRest Church Rd Sneads,FL32460 2041 Hope School Dr Marianna, FL 32446 •526-3176 482-6264 •mariannacog.com Marianna, FL 32448 •579-2300 First Baptist Church of Bascom Marianna, FL 32448 •482-5375 Providence Baptist Church Welcome Assembly of God 4951 Basswood Rd -P.O.Box 97 www.marvinchapelfwb.com 6940 Providence Church Rd CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 6784 Messer Rd Bascom, FL 32423 •569-2699 MidwayFreewill Baptist Church Grand Ridge,FL32442 •592-5481 Glorious Gospel Church of God in Grand Ridge,FL32442 •592-5077 First Baptist Church of Campbellton 1600 Church St [email protected] Christ [email protected] 2405 Hwy 2 6158 Rocky Creek Rd 4255 ClaySt•Marianna, FL 32448 Campbellton, FL 32426 •263-3183 Rocky Creek Baptist Church Marianna, FL 32448 •592-8999 5458 Rocky Creek Rd 594-1096 or 557-4019 First Baptist Church Southern Baptist Mount Olive Baptist Marianna, FL 32448 •526-7508 987 8th Ave-P.O.Box 565 Miracle Restoration Center BAPTIST 6045 Hwy 2 Salem Free Will Baptist 2997 Hall St Graceville FL 32440 •263-3323 Bascom FL 32423 •569-5080 AlfordBaptist Church [email protected] 2555 Kynesville Rd Marianna, FL 32448 •526-2335 1764 Carolina St -P.O.Box 6 www.fbcgraceville.org Mt. Tabor MissionaryBaptist Church Cottondale,FL32431 •579-4194 RefugeTabernacle Church of God in 3695 Popular Springs Rd www.salemfreewillbaptist.com Alford, FL 32420 •850-573-3249 First Baptist Marianna Christ Marianna, FL 32446 •594-4161 Bethel MissionaryBaptist Church 2897 Green St •Marianna, FL 32446 ShadyGroveBaptist Church 2820 Chipola St 2137 McLeod St 526-4200 •www.fbcmarianna.org Mt. Zion MissionaryBaptist Church 7304 Birchwood Rd Marianna, FL 32448 •482-2607 5382 Old US Rd Grand Ridge FL 32442 •592-6952 Cypress,FL•592-4108 First Freewill Baptist Church The NewZion Temple Church of God Malone,FL32445 •569-2049 Bethel Star MissionaryBaptist Church 7970 Davis St St. Luke MissionaryBaptist Church In Christ 4134 Lincoln Ave Sneads,FL32460 •593-5400 NewEaster MissionaryBaptist Church 2871 Orange St 1022 Washington Ave 977 Hope Ave Marianna, FL 32448 •482-2591 Graceville,FL32440 Marianna, FL 32448 •482-4866 First Freewill Baptist Church of Malone Graceville,FL32440 •658-8344 Bethlehem Baptist Church 5440 10th St (Hwy 71 N) VictoryTabernacle Church of God In St. MaryMissionaryBaptist Church 2300 Bethlehem Rd P. O. Box385 NewGalilee MissionaryBaptist Church Christ 1935 Jacob Rd Cottondale,FL32431 •579-9940 Malone FL 32445 •850-569-2786 2155 Hwy 73 S-P.O.Box 234 6752 Hw y90 Marianna, FL 32447 •482-5499 Cottondale,FL32431 •263-4097 Grand Ridge,FL32442 •209-7711 JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com RELIGION FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 2014 ◆ 7A Calendar Now and at the hour of our death From Page 6A Church, Cottondale. Featured hen a believer is im- month, beheaded on camera U.S. citizen. singers: Mercy Revealed. mersed in the rosary, by an Islamic State guard, his “Martyrdom is not something the familiar phrases of parents faced reporters and said that happened a long time ago in W » Fifth Sunday Sing the Lord’s Prayer, the Hail Mary they were proud of his calling ancient Rome ... It’s something and the Doxology fi nd a soft to “bear witness” to truth and that’s happening a lot, most — if — 6 p.m. Bethlehem Baptist Church, Kynesville. Featured rhythm, as clicking beads mix thankful, once again, for their not all — of the time,” she wrote. Singers: Mercy Revealed and with steady breaths and the hu- family’s ties of faith. “If it takes the death of James Laura Tice. Call 579-9940. man heart. “Jim was very loved, very proud Foley for us to realize that people While meditating on each great TerryMattingly to be a journalist,” Diane Foley are dying because of their faith mystery of the faith, the fi nal On Religion told reporters outside their New every day, then that makes him » Fifth Sunday Night Sing words of the Hail Mary prayers Hampshire home. She added, even more of a witness to the — 6 p.m. Welcome Assembly of God, Dellwood Community. are particularly sobering: “Holy I prayed I could communicate “How do you make sense out of truth.” Everyone welcome. Mary, Mother of God, pray for us through some cosmic reach of someone as good as Jim meeting It’s almost impossible to be- sinners now and at the hour of the universe to her,” he wrote in such a fate? There’s so much evil lieve, noted Scalia, that Foley was THURSDAY, SEPT. 4 our death. Amen.” a letter to priests and students at in this world.” not pressed to convert during his The prayers are “like a pulse Marquette University, his alma John Foley said he believed his captivity and, thus, to abandon » Practice for harvest Day that sinks deep inside and goes mater. son “was a martyr — a martyr for his Christian faith. This may have Gospel Concert — 5:30 p.m. on and on as you meditate on “I began to pray the rosary,” he freedom.” happened, again, as he faced the New Hope Missionary Baptist Church in the Two Egg/Green- how these mysteries are con- added. “It was what my mother In commentaries online, some immediate threat of execution. wood area. nected to your life,” said writer and grandmother would have Catholics have begun asking if “You know that they tried to get Elizabeth Scalia, known as “The prayed. I said 10 Hail Marys the 40-year-old journalist may James Foley to do that,” she said. FRIDAY, SEPT. 5 Anchoress” among Catholic between each Our Father. It took have been a martyr — period. In “Clearly, he refused to do it.” bloggers. a long time, almost an hour, to an interview with NBC, Foley’s If so, it’s hard not to think about » Give Me Liberty Confer- “I think all the mysteries would count 100 Hail Marys off on my siblings Michael and Katie the rosary prayers once again, ence — 6:30 p.m. Eastside have offered inspiration and knuckles. And it helped to keep claimed that Pope Francis had she said. It’s easy to see the rel- Baptist Church, Marianna. Speakers: Ken Blackwell, consolation to James Foley” my mind focused.” called Foley “a martyr” during a evance of meditating on the First author of Rebuilding America, while in captivity, she said, as he After his release, Foley watched telephone call to the family. Sorrowful Mystery, when Jesus Alan Ross, CEO of Corporate “faced the fact that his life was a video from a Marquette vigil A key fact in this discussion is knows that he is facing his own Development institute and Art truly in danger.” on his behalf, which included a that Islamic State fi ghters have death. Thus, in the Gospel of Ally, founder of Florida Faith It’s hard not to ask: Was Foley, speech that resembled a “best consistently offered their victims Luke, Jesus prays, “Father, if thou and Works coalition. the journalist captured in Syria man speech and a eulogy in a chance to save their own lives be willing, remove this cup from in 2012 and recently executed, one.” It was another link to a — by converting to Islam. In me: nevertheless not my will, but SUNDAY, SEPT. 7 still praying the rosary as he larger body, he said, evidence an online essay, theologian Pia thine, be done.” » 98th Homecoming knelt with an Islamic State that “prayer was the glue that en- de Solenni, a former staffer at Celebration — 11 a.m. Saint guard’s knife at his throat? abled my freedom, an inner free- Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore Rose AME Church, Grand During his previous captivity dom fi rst and later the miracle of Romano, noted that it was also Terry Mattingly is the director of the Wash- ington Journalism Center at the Council for Ridge. Everyone invited. Call in 2011, in a Libyan jail, Foley being released. ... It didn’t make likely that Foley’s social media- Christian Colleges and Universities and leads 592-5044. began praying in hope that his sense, but faith did.” savvy guards were aware that the GetReligion.org project to study religion and the news. mother would “know I was OK. After Foley’s hellish death this he was a Catholic, as well as a » Revival — 6 p.m. Eastside Baptist Church, Marianna. Guest speaker: Dr. Lammie Lammersfeld. Everyone Pope to honor dead on both sides of WWI next month welcome. Special event announcements The Associated Press and Germany at the start drafted into the war at the for Jackson County churches are of the war, it remained age of 30 with a regiment published, free of charge, each VATICAN CITY — Pope neutral until declaring along Italy’s border with Friday in the Floridan’s “Religion Francis will honor the dead war on Austria-Hungary Slovenia, according to Calendar.” Submission deadline: from both sides of World in May, 1915, after a series documents unearthed by Noon, Tuesday. Email items to editorial@jcfloridan.com, subject War I during a visit next of secret negotiations with the newspaper and TV sta- line: Religion Calendar. month to northern Italy Britain and France. tion of the Italian bishops’ that witnessed some of the More than 600,000 Ital- conference. decisive fi nal battles of the ians were killed over the The elder Bergoglio conflict — and where his next three years, with the fought in several battles own grandfather battled. Battle of Caporetto in during the subsequent On Sept. 13, Francis will October 1917 one of the years and at the war’s THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE lay a wreath at the Aus- Pope Francis arrives in St. Peter’s Square, at the Vatican, deadliest of the entire war. end obtained a certificate tro-Hungarian cemetery during a meeting with altar boys and girls from the dioceses Francis has previously of good conduct and 200 in Fogliano di Redipug- of Germany on Aug. 5. said he recalls hearing lire. lia, near Gorizia on Italy’s “many painful stories from He returned to civilian border with Slovenia. He The Vatican said Thurs- the 100th anniversary of the lips of my grandfather,” life in Piedmont, but im- will then celebrate Mass day that Francis would the start of World War I. who fought in the war. migrated to Argentina at the nearby Fascist-era pray for the victims of all While Italy was techni- The pope’s paternal a decade later, as Italy’s memorial to 100,000 Ital- wars during the visit, his cally part of the Triple Alli- grandfather, Giovanni post-war economy strug- ian dead. main commemoration of ancewithAustria-Hungary Carlo Bergoglio, was gled to recover.
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Demoulas made a tri- Business analysts said umphant return Thursday the devotion shown by to lead the Market Bas- employees to Demoulas ket supermarket chain, it is highly unusual in the was the words of his em- corporate world, where ployees that summed up there is often a huge gap their fi erce loyalty to him, between workers and their which led to a remarkable CEOs. workers’ revolt that nearly “Most times, CEOs and crippled the New England the company’s business chain but eventually put model don’t always align him back on top. with the employees’ best “We did it for you!” one interests,” said Paul Pus- employee yelled back at torino, an accounting Demoulas as he addressed professor at Suffolk Uni- a crowd of supporters out- versity’s Sawyer Business side the company’s head- School. quarters. “We love you!” “What this proves is shouted another. when a CEO can align the It was a moment few best interests of the com- thought would happen six pany with the best inter- weeks ago, when employ- ests of the employees, that ees walked off their jobs generates strong employ- after Demoulas was fi red. ee loyalty and customer Not only did the workers loyalty.” stick together, but cus- Workers celebrated tomers soon followed by in Market Basket stores boycotting the stores in as customers began to solidarity. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS return. Late Wednesday, after Restored Market Basket CEO Arthur T. Demoulas speaks to employees Thursday at company headquarters in Tewksbury, Mass., “I am thrilled!” said weeks of pressure, the as he returned to work after reaching an agreement to buy the company. Workers refused to work and customers stopped Shannon Mort, a cashier shopping at the stores after he was ousted in June. company announced that at the West Bridgewater an agreement had been June by a board controlled towns, with only a trickle about them,” said Joe whether the hospital she store’s cafe. reached for Demoulas to by Arthur S. Demoulas. To of customers. Schmidt, a store opera- was in was giving her the “We couldn’t wait to get pay $1.5 billion for the protest, hundreds of ware- Employees said it was tions supervisor. “He cares best care possible. “Do back,” Barbara Farrell, 74, 50.5 percent of the com- house workers and driv- their allegiance to Demou- about families, he asks we need to move her?” he said as she and her hus- pany owned by his cousin ers refused to deliver fresh las that kept them united. about your career goals, he asked, Schmidt said. band fi lled their shopping and rival, Arthur S. De- produce to the chain’s 71 Demoulas is beloved by will walk up to part-timers “He is just a good man,” cart. moulas, and other family stores, leaving shelves the workers not only for and ask them about them- Schmidt said. In a Market Basket members. depleted. offering generous benefits selves. To him, that cashier The chain, known for its store in Portsmouth, New Workers and customers Customers soon began — including a profit-shar- and that bagger are just low prices, lost tens of mil- Hampshire, 93-year-old Al celebrated Thursday at a shopping elsewhere, some ing plan — but also for important as the supervi- lions of dollars during the Gerrato said it felt like “the rally outside the chain’s because they could not stopping to talk to workers, sors and the store manage- standoff. As part-time em- end of the war.” Tewksbury headquarters, fi nd fresh food at Market remembering birthdays ment team.” ployees saw their hours cut “It becomes part of your where Arthur T. Demoulas, Basket, but others stayed and attending funerals of Schmidt said Demoulas and Market Basket’s sup- family, and you feel like speaking from the back of away in a concerted show employees’ relatives. once called a store man- pliers began to complain you just can’t stop any a truck, told them, “I am in of support for the work- “He’ll walk into a ware- ager after he heard the about lost revenue, the other place and get any- awe of what you have all ers and Arthur T. Demou- house and will stop and man’s daughter was criti- governors of Massachu- thing; you have to come to accomplished.” las. The usually crowded talk to everyone because cally injured in a car crash. setts and New Hampshire Market Basket.” Demoulas,59,wasfi redin stores turned into ghost he’s genuinely concerned Demoulas wanted to know Expert Jewelry Repair High school buddies followed Come See... similar path to jihad, and death
The Associated Press Officials have said that said he was doing work at Kastigar’s shrouded Kastigar was killed in So- a mosque there, had trav- corpse. MINNEAPOLIS — The malia in September 2009 eled to Europe and had Kastigar’s mother, Julie, two high school bud- while fi ghting with the ter- hopes of being a rapper. did not come to the door dies loved to shoot hoops ror group al-Shabab. McCain loved learning when visited Wednesday YOUR HUNTINGF&ISHING HEADQUARTERS! and crack jokes with their The U.S. State Depart- about Islam and “sharing by an Associated Press re- LOWESTW PRICESPRICES &&BBESTEST SERVICESERVICE GUARANTEED!!!GUARANTEED!!! friends. They both con- ment said Wednesday it his newfound faith” with porter, and she declined verted to Islam in early was looking into reports anyone who would listen, to comment Thursday. In adulthood. 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OKLAHOMA CITY — An Oklahoma death-row in- mate who died after a problematic execution succumbed to the lethal drugs he was adminis- tered, not a heart attack, after the state’s prisons chief halted efforts to kill him, an autopsy report re- leased Thursday says. Department of Cor- rections Director Robert Patton had said inmate Clayton Lockett died from a heart attack several min- utes after he ordered the execution stopped. But the autopsy report performed for the Oklahoma Depart- ment of Public Safety says all three execution drugs were found throughout Lockett’s system. A medi- cal examiner declared that the cause of death was “ju- dicial execution by lethal injection.” Oklahoma put execu- tions on hold after Lock- ett gasped and writhed against his restraints for several minutes after his April execution began. Lockett was poked several times as medical techni- cians tried to fi nd a vein THE ASSOCIATED PRESS before settling in using one In this April 15, 2008, fi le photo, the gurney in the execution chamber at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester, Okla.is pictured.A report on a problematic at his groin. execution in Oklahoma shows lethal drugs caused the inmate to die, not a heart attack, after the state’s prisons chief halted efforts to kill him. Gov. Mary Fallin has or- dered public safety offi- the DPS review. The autopsy report de- for air moments after their proven standards.” for use in the Oklahoma cials to review the events “We suspect they are in tails Lockett’s cause of executions began and Among his concerns death chamber. surrounding Lockett’s the fi nal stages of that pro- death and does not in- continued to labor for air were that the state’s cur- Midazolam is part of a death, including state ex- cess,” Weintz said. clude recommendations before being pronounced rent protocol puts all the three-drug and a two-drug ecution protocols that had He said Fallin still sup- about the state’s execution dead. responsibility and deci- protocol in Oklahoma. been changed in the weeks ports use of the death pen- protocols. Patton, director of the sion-making in the hands Lockett’s execution used before Lockett’s execution. alty despite the problems Under the protocols, Oklahoma Department of the Oklahoma State a three-drug protocol — The state Court of Crimi- encountered with Lockett’s Oklahoma used the seda- of Corrections, called for Penitentiary warden, who midazolam, vecuronium nal Appeals agreed not to execution. tive midazolam for the fi rst a complete “review/re- is responsible for oversee- bromide and potassium schedule executions for six “But we want our ex- time. The drug was also vision” to the execution ing executions. Patton, chloride. The state also has months. Three are set for ecutions to be successful,” used in lengthy attempts protocols in Oklahoma who came to Oklahoma a protocol that would use mid-November and early Weintz said.“She has asked to execute an Ohio inmate after the Lockett execu- from the Arizona Depart- midazolam with hydro- December. DPS to make recommen- in January and an Arizona tion and said he was will- ment of Corrections, didn’t morphone, the same com- A spokesman for Fallin, dations on what possible prisoner last month. Each ing to adopt other states’ specifically mention the bination used in the prob- Alex Weintz, said the au- updates to the protocols time, witnesses said the protocols to “ensure the drug midazolam or any lematic executions in Ohio topsy report will be part of we can pursue.” inmates appeared to gasp Oklahoma protocol adopts other formula approved and Arizona this year.
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BY DUSTIN KENT “This has been our best week of practice dkent@jcfloridan.com this fall,” he said. “We’ve been a lot more physical this week in practice. Last week, we The Sneads Pirates saw their fi rst live ac- were not nearly as physical as we should’ve tion of the fall last week when they hosted been, especially on offense. I thought we a preseason jamboree against Aucilla Chris- were soft on offense. I was really disappoint- tian and West Gadsden. ed in that, so the point of emphasis this week After an uneven performance that fea- was to start playing with better technique tured a 14-7 win over Aucilla and a 21-0 loss and come off the ball better.” to West Gadsden, the Pirates will be looking The Pirates have also worked to shore up for more when they open the regular sea- their pass defense after getting beaten for son tonight at home against the John Paul II four touchdown passes in the jamboree, in- Catholic Panthers at 7 p.m. cluding a pair of 80-yard scores. Sneads coach Bill Thomas expressed dis- One of the team’s top defensive backs, ju- satisfaction with his players’ overall effort in nior Devante Pettus, was out last week and the jamboree and put them through a pair will be out again this week for disciplinary of grueling practices Monday and Tuesday, reasons, and the Pirates will also be without going over four hours on Monday and three a pair of defensive tackles in La’Darius Perry on Tuesday. (sick) and Gavin Pittman (concussion). The coach said he wanted to challenge The challenge for the short-handed Sneads his players to be better and tougher this defense this week will be stopping a John KRISTIE CLOUD / FLORIDAN week, and he is happy with how they have The Sneads Pirates defensive line faces West Gadsden last week in a jamboree in Sneads. responded. See PIRATES, Page 5B The Pirates will open the regular season tonight when they host John Paul II Catholic.
COTTONDALE FOOTBALL EARLY OBSTACLES Short-handed Hornets start season with Freeport
BY DUSTIN KENT dkent@jcfloridan.com
The Cottondale Hornets were impressive in their pre- season jamboree wins over Munroe and North Bay Ha- ven, but they will begin their regular season tonight miss- ing perhaps their best overall player. Junior running back/linebacker DaMichael Faulk, who rushed for 620 yards and six touchdowns last season while also leading the team in tackles, suffered a knee injury in the jamboree that will keep him out for the foreseeable future and possibly for the entire season. Faulk was scheduled to have surgery today that will de- termine just how long his recovery will be, but fi rst-year Cottondale coach Tyler Addison said he and his players are preparing as if they will be without him for the long term. “We’ve got to move on and play with who we have. We can’t sit here and feel sorry for ourselves,” he said. “Obvi- ously you never want to see something like this happen to a kid like DaMichael. We’re all upset for him, but we’re not having a‘woe is me’ attitude.We’ve accepted it, we’re mov- ing on, and we’ll play with who we have. No excuses.” His absence on defense will likely be felt the hardest, with backfield mate JaVontai Hall capable of picking up some of the slack as the team’s top ball-carrier. Hall rushed for 530 yards and six TDs last season and went for 104 yards on six rushes in two quarters against North Bay Haven last week, while also having runs of 60, 63, and 77 yards called back in the fi rst half against Munroe. The speedy but slight sophomore is a true home run threat who is dangerous when getting to the edge of the defense, but he’ll be asked to do more tough inside run- ning without Faulk, which Addison said he knows he’s ca- pable of doing. “JaVontai is going to have to step up and I know he will. He’s embraced his new role,” the coach said. “He’s tough, but he’s going to have to carry it on more inside runs than I’dprobably like for him.We don’t really have a choice, but I know he can handle it.” Hall went for 129 yards and a touchdown in last year’s KRISTIE CLOUD / FLORIDAN 52-26 road win over Freeport, which was the fi rst of 10 Hornets quarterback Cameron Brooks (5) passes the ball to Dominique Pittman (1) during practice Tuesday in Cottondale. See HORNETS, Page 5B
College Football Sports Briefs
High School football Saban faces boyhood team, West Virginia Friday — Freeport at Cot- tondale, 7 p.m.; John Paul II The Associated Press bama fan. We don’t really have to at Sneads, 7 p.m.; Baker at be concerned about any of that. Graceville, 7 p.m. Growing up in West Virginia, We want to do what’s best for our Nick Saban would peek through team and the relationships that the rails at the old WVU Field- we have here. Basketball camp house as Jerry West played bas- “But we also respect their tra- The Panama City Perfect ketball far below. ditions and the relationships Star Pre-season Shooting and Watching West Virginia play that we’ve developed through Dynamic Scoring camp will football, meanwhile, “was like the years in West Virginia.” be held Sept. 3 at Rutherford the highlight of my year,” Saban Those ties will be evidenced High School from 5-7:30 p.m. said. by friends and family traveling The camp is for boys and When Saban leads No. 2 Ala- to Atlanta for the game, people girls, who will be broken bama against the Mountaineers who say they saw Saban’s poten- up by age and talent level, in Atlanta’s Georgia Dome, his tial way back when. and costs $50 per player if priority as always on fall Sat- That group includes U.S. Sen. registered before Aug. 28, $60 urdays will be to win a football Joe Manchin, a former West Vir- after and $70 on the day of game — even against his home ginia governor, who grew up the camp. state program. less than 10 miles away from the To register, contact Ruth- He seemed to enjoy waxing Sabans and still calls him “one erford girls basketball coach nostalgic this week about his fa- of my best friends in the whole Janna Mount at coachj- vorite boyhood team in memo- world.” [email protected]. ries that include the heartache Manchin played on youth of listening to his transistor radio sports teams coached by Saban’s Sports items whenWestandtheMountaineers father, Nick Sr., who also op- fell 71-70 — yes, Saban remem- erated a service station while Send all sports items to editorial@ bers the score — to California in running an ice cream shop/res- jcfloridan.com, or fax them to 850-482- the 1959 national championship taurant with his wife in front of 4478. The mailing address for the paper is Jackson County Floridan P.O. Box 520 game. their modest home just outside Marianna, FL 32447. “You don’t forget stuff like Monongah. Nick Sr., Manchin THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE that,” Saban said, “but now I’m Alabama head coach Nick Saban talks about Alabama’s scrimmage on Aug. Alabama’s coach. I’m an Ala- See SABAN, Page 5B 16, at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2B ◆ FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 2014 SPORTS JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com College Football FSU-Oklahoma State headlines fi rst weekend The Associated Press the Russell Athletic Bowl bowl subdivision, opened won easily by the Cardi- as a 23-point underdog A look at things to watch nals. And the Hurricanes on the road but returns in the Atlantic Coast Con- are starting true freshman quarterback Kevin Ellison ference during Week 1 of Brad Kaaya at quarterback to lead a spread option the season: as they begin pursuit of the attack under new coach Game of the week: No. 1 Coastal Division title with Willie Fritz. N.C. State is Florida State vs. Oklahoma a Labor Day night game. coming off its fi rst winless State.Thereigningnational Inside the numbers: Lost ACC record since 1959, champion Seminoles and amid Virginia’s struggles though second-year coach Heisman winner Jameis has been the play of senior Dave Doeren is count- Winston face the Cowboys tailback Kevin Parks, the ing on Florida transfer Ja- in the home of the NFL’s league’s No. 2 rusher with coby Brissett to spark the Dallas Cowboys on Satur- 1,031 yards last year. Parks offense. day night. The Seminoles has three straight 100- Impact player: Syracuse can tie a school record with yard rushing games com- quarterback Terrel Hunt their 17th straight win. The ing into Saturday’s opener fi nished strong in his fi rst Cowboys have just four against No. 7 UCLA and season as a starter in wins returning defensive start- was the fi rst Virginia player against Boston College ers from a 10-win team. to run for 1,000 yards in a and then Minnesota in the FSU opened as a 17-point season since 2004. “He’s Texas Bowl. The 6-foot-3, favorite in this Big 12-ACC had a very, very good sum- 233-pound senior is back matchup, though Oklaho- mer, good August camp,” to provide a run-pass ma State has won 11 of 13 Virginia coach Mike Lon- threat in Friday night’s in Texas since 2010. don said, “and we expect opener against Villanova. Best matchup: Miami at production from him as “He’s grown as a player,” Louisville. Plenty of story well.” Orange coach Scott Shafer lines here. It’s Louisville’s Long shot: Georgia said. “I’m looking forward fi rst ACC game. It’s coach Southern took down Flor- to seeing him being on the Bobby Petrino’s return to ida to close last season. fi eld and putting the num- the Cardinals after an off- Is North Carolina State bers up that I think he’s THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE fi eld scandal derailed his next? The Eagles, playing capable of because of that FloridaState’sJameisWinston(5)throwsduringthefi rsthalfof theBCSNationalChampionship career. It’s a rematch of their fi rst season in the progress.” game against Auburn in Pasadena, Calif., on Jan. 6. Clemson-Georgia game Florida State defensive highlights SEC’s fi rst week backs ready to shine again The Associated Press The Associated Press “He’s tall and he’s long, both,” Brandt said. “He’s got the size and speed you A look at things to watch in the South- TALLAHASSEE — The Florida State de- want to compete against all these big, eastern Conference during Week 1 of fensive backfield has dubbed itself the tall wide receivers that we’re seeing the season: “The No Fly Zone” after fi nishing 2013 now.” Game of the week: No. 16 Clemson at as the No. 1 pass defense in the coun- Sophomore safety Jalen Ramsey started No. 12 Georgia. One year ago, these two try and setting a school record with 26 all 14 games in 2013 and was the fi rst FSU teams provided one of the best opening- interceptions. freshman to start at cornerback since De- weekend matchups in a game Clemson The top-ranked Seminoles will have ion Sanders in 1985. Coach Jimbo Fisher won 38-35. Georgia has the home-field the opportunity to live up to the moniker will use him at the Star position, vacated advantage in Saturday’s rematch, which when they face Oklahoma State in Ar- by Joyner, when fi ve defensive backs are again has as much intrigue as just about lington, Texas on Saturday. The Cowboys, on the fi eld. The Star position brings any fi rst-week game across the nation. who employ a fast-paced, up-tempo at- Ramsey to the nickelback slot where This game could come down to wheth- tack, were the No. 14 scoring offense he can use his 6-1, 204-pound frame to er Clemson’s defense can slow down in the FBS last season and have scored pass cover, play the run or blitz the cor- Georgia running back Todd Gurley and 20 or more points in 52 consecutive nerback. The role is similar to the way whether Georgia’s offensive line can games— the longest active streak in the Charles Woodson was used when he was keep Clemson defensive end Vic Bea- country. named the 2009 NFL MVP with the Green sley away from Bulldogs quarterback THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE “No Fly Zone means no touchdowns, Bay Packers. Hunter Mason. Georgia is 36-1 in home Georgia quarterback Hutson Mason drops no catches getting caught on us really,” Joyner shined in the role, but Ramsey nonconference games since 2001. back to pass during a Georgia spring football junior cornerback Ronald Darby said. has better size. He’s become the most vo- Best matchup: Arkansas at No. 6 Au- practice in Athens, Ga., on March 18. “That’s how it is.” cal leader on defense, a notorious trash- burn. The Razorbacks travel to face the Those fi ve teams are Arkansas (Brandon The FSU defensive backfield is the talker and thrives on the competition be- Tigers in a game most notable for the Allen), Auburn (Nick Marshall), Missis- deepest unit on the roster of the reigning tween the defensive backs. chilly relationship between coaches sippi (Bo Wallace), Mississippi State national champions with three poten- “If you go ask P. J. about it right now, he’ll Bret Bielema and Gus Malzahn. Bielema (Dak Prescott) and Tennessee (Justin tial fi rst round NFL draft picks despite say he’s the best corner,” Ramsey said. “If is an unapologetic basher of the hurry- Worley). Wallace’s 6,340 career passing losing second round draft pick Lamar- you ask me, I think I’m the best corner. If up offense, claiming it leads to more yards lead active league QBs by a wide cus Joyner and third-rounder Terrence you ask Nate (Andrews) or Tyler (Hunter) injuries — while few push the offensive margin. Brooks. who the best safety is, they’ll both say pace like Malzahn. The Razorbacks are Long shot: Tennessee has more over- NFL Media senior analyst Gil Brandt they are. You ask me, I think I’m the best clearly longshots in this matchup, com- all talent than six-point underdog Utah said he has junior cornerback P. J.Williams safety. ing off a 0-8 record in the SEC last sea- State, but the Aggies enter Sunday’s (6-foot-0, 196 pounds) ranked among his “We all want to be the best. We’re all go- son, but they would love nothing more season opener with more experience top 25 underclassmen in the country. ing to work hard and keep pushing each than to spoil Auburn’s opener after the and the better quarterback in Chuckie Brandt helped build the Super Bowl-win- other.” Tigers played for a national title last Keeton, who is making his fi rst appear- ning Dallas Cowboys as vice president of Darby (5-11, 195 pounds) may be the season. ance since tearing his anterior cruciate player personnel from 1960 to 1989. best cover corner of the group. Junior Inside the numbers: Only fi ve of the ligament and medial collateral ligament Williams was named the defensive most safety Hunter (5-11, 200) knows the de- SEC’s 14 members have quarterbacks midway through last season. “A ll you valuable player in the BCS championship fense better than anyone else on the ros- who started the majority of games have to do is put their fi lm on,” Tennes- game after he recorded a career-high sev- ter and sophomore safety Andrews (5-11, for their respective teams last season. see coach Butch Jones said. en tackles and intercepted a pass. 210) played all 14 games last year. The College Football Playoff era is set to begin The Associated Press To get you ready, we’ve tion committee will pick Top teams defense that returns most Oregon. A Heisman fi nal- got some of the top teams, teams for the semifinals » Florida State. Defend- of its starters. ist,orchestratorofOregon’s A new era in college foot- players and games to keep and selected other bowls. ing national champion, » Auburn. Tigers played version of Duck Dynasty. ball is here. an eye on as the season The committee will begin reigning Heisman Trophy in fi nal BCS title game and » Bryce Petty, QB, Baylor. After years of deriding hurtles toward the Final releasing rankings on Oct. winner — might as well are still stocked, with Heis- Bears set an NCAA scoring the BCS, fans will fi nally Four in January. 21 and end with the fi nal start there. man Trophy contender record last season. Might get what they — well, most ___ matchups on Dec. 7. » Alabama. AJ McCarron Nick Marshall back under top it this season with Pet- of them — wanted with » The semifinals will may be gone, but the Tide center. ty back. the new College Football Playoff basics rotate among six bowls: is still strong. ___ » Myles Jack, LB/RB, Playoff. So how will the new play- Rose, Cotton, Fiesta, Or- » Oregon. The Pac-12 UCLA. Taking the two-way It’s new, it’s exciting and, off system work? We’ve got ange, Peach and Sugar. hasn’t won a national title Top players thing to a whole new level. as was the case with the a quick rundown: The Rose and Sugar bowls since USC in 2004. The fl y- » Jameis Winston, QB, » Nick Marshall, QB, Au- old system, will probably » Four teams get into the get the fi rst two. ing Ducks have a chance to Florida State. Won the burn. He won’t start the cause plenty of complain- playoff, with the winners »This year’s title game change that. Heisman and a national opener after being cited ing since only four teams of the semifinals playing in will be Jan. 12 at AT&T Sta- »Oklahoma.TheSooners championship as a fresh- for marijuana possession. get a chance to play for the the title game. dium in Arlington, Texas. beat Alabama in the Sugar man. Can play a little. 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The Associated Press fi rst freshman to win the national title in the event since San Jose State’s Dedy EUGENE, Ore. — Devon Allen has Cooper in 1976. quite a tale to tell about what he did He leaned in to fi nish two-hundredths over summer break. of a second in front of USC senior Aleec In June, Allen won the NCAA cham- Harris, then thrust his hands into the air pionship in the 110-meter hurdles. Two in victory — prompting a standing ova- months later, he’s won a starter’s job at tion from the home crowd at Oregon’s receiver for the No. 3 Ducks. Hayward Field. Allen, a redshirt freshman, will start It was the fastest collegiate time since along with senior receiver Keanon Lowe Renaldo Nehemiah set the NCAA re- when Oregon hosts South Dakota in the cord of 13.0 in 1979 while running for opener on Saturday night. Maryland. “What I did over my summer vaca- On top of that, Allen’s victory in the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE tion?” he laughed when posed the ques- event propelled the Ducks to the team’s Southern California safety Josh Shaw recovers a Utah fumble in a game in Los Angeles tion in fall camp. “A lot of sports. I ran fi rst national championship since 1984. on Oct. 26. fast. I enjoyed myself. And I got to travel Top-ranked Oregon fi nished with 88 a little bit.” points, 18 ahead of runner-up Florida. Allen’s track talent ultimately helped At the time, Ducks track coach Rob- USC coach accepts some him move up the depth chart. And that’s ert Johnson was as surprised as every- saying a lot, because the Ducks are all one else at Allen’s victory. All the Ducks about fast. needed at that point to win the team “He used his speed,” Oregon quar- title was a point — which Allen would blame in Shaw situation terback Marcus Mariota said. “He was earn just by fi nishing. able to beat his guy, his matchup, all fall “I say to myself as soon as the gun The Associated Press Trojans exactly how he Figueroa Street in down- camp. We’re going to have to be able to goes off, ‘Just get through the hurdles. sprained both of his ankles town Los Angeles, sharing use that guy. He’s a special talent for us That one point will be our 24th point LOS ANGELES — South- last weekend, extending a place with teammate and he’s going to make big plays for us.” and I don’t care what they do after that,’” ern California coach this curious distraction Kevon Seymour. His time of 13.16 seconds in the hur- Johnson said. “Then he passes me, I’m Steve Sarkisian believes into the weekend of Sarki- The Los Angeles Police dles at the NCAA Championships set sitting at hurdle six, and he’s probably he shares blame with the sian’s debut game. No. 15 Departmenthasconfirmed a meet record, besting Olympic gold in third. Then I look at the monitor and athletic department for USC hosts Fresno State on that a man named Joshua medalist Aries Merritt’s mark of 13.21 he’s in second, and then he runs off that publicizing cornerback Saturday. Shaw was mentioned — set in 2006 for Tennessee. Allen is the last hurdle better than most.” Josh Shaw’s fi ctitious story Shaw admitted his elab- but not as a suspect — in a about injuring his ankles orate story of heroism was report involving a break-in while saving his nephew a lie Wednesday in a meet- at a downtown apartment from drowning. ing with USC officials, but building Saturday night. Sarkisian also saidThurs- offered no alternate expla- The department has not day that the suspended nation. Shaw was accom- made the report public. Shaw could “potentially” panied by attorney Donald Etra said his office is still return to the Trojans at Etra, who said no criminal “doing further investiga- some point this season, activity was involved in tions” into the circum- news that was welcomed Shaw’s injuries. stances of Shaw’s injury, by Shaw’s attorney. “The injury was caused which is why the fi fth-year “Obviously there’s some by a fall from his balcony seniorhasn’t fullyexplained other things that need at his apartment,” Etra his injuries to the school. to take place,” Sarkisian told The Associated Press Etra has represented Ri- said Thursday after USC’s on Thursday. “He is very hanna, Snoop Dogg and practice. “But in the mean- remorseful. He accepted other prominent clients. time, he’s got to take care responsibility for telling Shaw still hopes to earn of his health and take care the untruth. He has apol- the chance to play for the of himself, and when the ogized to USC, and he’s Trojans this season after time is right to bring him looking forward to putting his injuries have healed, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE back, we will.” this behind him.” Etra said: “I think that Oregon’s Devon Allen (front left) and Texas A&M’s Wayne Davis II reach for the fi nish line The fi rst-year coach said Shaw lives at a large would be a very positive during the men’s 110-meter hurdles at the NCAA track and fi eld championships on, in Shaw still hasn’t told the apartment complex on outcome.” Eugene, Ore., on June 14.
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The Associated Press pline, we will assert and de- The punishment for Rice fend our members’ rights,” drew plenty of attention, NEW YORK — Acknowl- the union statement said. including from Congress. edging he “didn’t get it The personal conduct Numerous groups that right” with a two-game policy is not subject to advocate for women and suspension for Ravens collective bargaining with families criticized the pen- running back Ray Rice, the players’ union, and the alty as too lenient. NFL Commissioner Rog- commissioner has leeway Rice’s suspension be- er Goodell announced to impose punishments for gins Saturday, about six tougher penalties for play- such off-field violations. months after grainy video ers accused of domestic vi- An initial domestic vio- showed him dragging his olence, including six weeks lence offense will draw a then-fiancee off a casino for a fi rst offense and at six-week ban without pay, elevator. Rice has never least a year for a second. although the memo says said exactly what hap- In a letter and memo “more severe discipline will pened in the elevator; he sent to all 32 teams owners be imposed if there are ag- has said his actions were Thursday, and obtained gravating circumstances “totally inexcusable.” by The Associated Press, such as the presence or use “My disciplinary de- Goodell never mentions of a weapon, choking, re- cision led the public to Rice by name but makes peated striking, or when the question our sincerity, our clear references to the Bal- act is committed against a commitment, and whether timore player who alleg- pregnant woman or in the we understood the toll that edly hit the woman who is THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE presence of a child.” domestic violence inflicts now his wife. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell answers questions during a news conference at the league’s A second offense will re- on so many families. I take Goodell told teams to annual meeting in Orlando on March 25. sult in banishment from responsibility both for the distribute his memo to all never acceptable and have tery, domestic violence informed of the increased the league, but a player decision and for ensur- players on their rosters no place in the NFL under and sexual assault that punishments. will be allowed to petition ing that our actions in the and to post it in locker any circumstances.” involve physical force will “As we do in all disciplin- for reinstatement after a future properly refl ect our rooms. It reads in part: The memo says that be subject to enhanced ary matters, if we believe year. values,” Goodell wrote. “I “Domestic violence and violations of the league’s discipline.” that players’ due process “There is no assurance didn’t get it right. Simply sexual assault are wrong. personal conduct policy The NFL Players Asso- rights are infringed upon that the petition will be put, we have to do better. They are illegal. They are “regarding assault, bat- ciation said it had been during the course of disci- granted,” the memo says. And we will.” AP source: Gordon wants to play in CFL but can’t The Associated Press
CLEVELAND — Josh Gordon can’t run a deep pass route into Canada and play. The Cleveland Browns’ suspended star wide re- ceiver wanted to play in the Canadian Football League during his indefi- nite suspension, but CFL rules prohibit him from THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE doing so. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE Gordon, whose season- Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon (12) runs in the fi rst half of a preseason game against the Detroit Lions at Ford Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson (28) warms up before a preseason game longsuspensionby theNFL Field in Detroit on Aug. 9. against the Arizona Cardinals in Minneapolis on Aug. 16. was upheld on Wednes- day, asked the Browns for anonymity because of with Toronto after being permission to play for the the sensitive nature of the cut by the Colts. Peterson ‘would love to retire as a Viking’ Calgary Stampeders, a talks. The CFL’s board of gover- The Associated Press says it “was a casual conversation be- person familiar with the CFL spokesman Jamie nors adopted the rule eight tween NFL colleagues in which I never Pro Bowler’s situation told Dykstra said the only way years ago after suspended MINNEAPOLIS — Vikings running indicated I wanted to leave the Vikings. The Associated Press on Gordon could play in the running back Ricky Wil- back Adrian Peterson is reiterating that I have always said I understand the NFL Thursday. However, a CFL league is if he was released liams played one season he hopes to remain in Minnesota until is a business but that I would love to re- rule that has been in place by the Browns and became for Toronto. he retires in response to a report that he tire as a Viking.” since 2006 bars any sus- a free agent. Former In- Gordon will miss the reached out to Jerry Jones about playing The 29-year-old Peterson is in the pended NFL players under dianapolis wide receiver entire 2014 season after for the Dallas Cowboys this summer. fourth year of a seven-year contract. contract from playing. LaVon Brazill, serving a another violation of the Peterson issued a statement on Thurs- The Vikings say they are focused on The person spoke four-game NFL drug sus- NFL’s substance-abuse day after ESPN reported that he asked 2014 and “Adrian is an integral part of on condition of pension, signed last week program. Jones about playing in Dallas. Peterson the organization.”
MLB Roundup
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Detroit Tigers’ Alex Avila hits a walk off single to score Bryan Holladay against the New York Yankees to end the game in Detroit on Thursday. Detroit won 3-2. Avila’s 2-out hit in 9th lifts Tigers over Yanks DETROIT — Alex Avila base and the Cincin- hit an RBI single off the nati Reds swiped six in all, wall in right fi eld with two beating the Chicago Cubs out in the bottom of the on Thursday. ninth, giving the Detroit Zack Cozart and Todd Tigers a 3-2 victory over Frazier each stole twice, the New York Yankees on and Kristopher Negron Thursday. added one more. A day after David Price The Reds stole six times gave up nine straight in the fi rst four innings, hits, the Tigers sent Kyle using six hits and four Lobstein to the mound for walks to build a 6-0 lead his fi rst major league start. against Jake Arrieta (7-5). The rookie performed Cincinnati stole three in well, allowing one earned a three-run second inning run in six innings. and two in a three-run Avila followed with a fourth. drive to right that Ichiro Dylan Axelrod (1-0) Suzuki couldn’t quite get pitched fi ve scoreless in- to. Kelley fl ung his glove nings of two-hit ball and to the ground as soon as struck out eight. Avila connected. Cubs rookie Jorge Soler Phil Coke (2-2) got one doubled and singled in his out for the win. second major league game and drove in a run. He Reds 7, Cubs 2 homered and singled in CINCINNATI — Billy his debut on Tuesday. Hamilton stole his 51st From wire reports JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com SPORTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 2014 ◆ 5B No. 8 Ivanovic loses in 2nd round at US Open The Associated Press the fi rst time in fi ve years. Chris Evert had a four-year cia-Lopez in straight sets Her three titles equaled the run from 1975-78. and two seeded players, NEW YORK — Ana Iva- career high she set in 2008, No. 16-seeded Victoria No. 10 Kei Nishikori and novic’s comeback tour when she reached No. 1. Azarenka, who lost to Wil- No. 22 Philipp Kohlsch- has ended with yet an- Ivanovic is the high- liams in the U.S. Open reiber, advanced to the other early exit at the U.S. est seed to fall behind fi nals the past two years, third round when their op- Open. No. 4 Agnieszka Radwan- dropped the fi rst three ponents retired because of Ivanovic, who had been ska, who lost to Peng Sh- games before coming back injury. No. 9 Jo-Willfried having her best season uai in the second round to beat 44th-ranked Amer- Tsonga also advanced in since winning the French Wednesday. None of the ican Christina McHale 6-3, straight sets. Open in 2008, looked out top 10 men seeds has 6-2 in another second- Other anticipated of sync and sprayed 29 lost. round match. matches Thursday includ- unforced errors in a 7-5, Top-seeded Serena Wil- On the men’s side, the ed the return of 15-year- 6-4, second-round loss to liams battled swirling only seeded American, No. old American CiCi Bellis, 42nd-ranked Czech Karo- winds in Arthur Ashe Sta- 13 John Isner, slammed two days after becoming lina Pliskova. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dium en route to an easy 30 aces and 54 winners the youngest player to win “It was just really bad Ana Ivanovic returns a shot against Kirolina Pliskova, of the second-round, 6-1, 6-0, in a straight-set victory a match in the tournament day,” the eighth-seeded Czech Republic, during the second round of the 2014 U.S. Open rout of 81st-ranked Vania over German Jan-Lennard since 1996. Bellis, ranked Ivanovic said. “My rhythm on Thursday in New York. King. Williams is trying to Struff. 1,208th and playing in her was really off. And, yeah, Ivanovic had won 47 most of any woman on become the fi rst woman to American Sam Quer- fi rst tour-level event, faces my forehand wasn’t work- matches coming into the tour this year and she win the tournament three rey downed 28th-seeded 48th-ranked Zarina Diyas ing at all.” Flushing Meadows, the returned to the top 10 for consecutive years since Spaniard Guillermo Gar- of Kazakhstan.
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by hard work, sacrificing, ball at Kent State. pause to ever offer him a •Pediatric Dental Specialist Saban planning. He knew what it Both Manchin and Saban scholarship.” •Children,Adolescents took to succeed, and Nick played quarterback in high Sharing childhood mem- From Page 1B &Teens took it to the next level. school. Manchin gradu- ories weren’t the only time &Teens said, “was a builder of “I always thought he ated from Farmington Saban showed a lighter •Orthodontics men” and his son was al- would be the greatest foot- High in 1965, Saban from side leading up to this •In-Ofice Sedation ways there soaking it in ball coach, I believe, in the Monongah High in 1969. game. He also challenged when he wasn’t helping country today and will go “The biggest mistake Manchin and others, in- •Hospital Dentistry out by washing cars or down in history as one of WVU ever made was not cluding Florida coach Will •Special Needs pumping gas. the greatest. And it’s all be- offering young Nick Saban Muschamp, to participate “He had all the genes for cause of that coal-mining a scholarship,” said Man- in the ice bucket challenge Patients it and he had the tutelage town.” chin, whose West Virginia that’s gone viral in efforts of his father, who was very Nick Sr. died of a heart at- career was ended early to raise funds to fi ght Lou rigid and stoic about how tack in 1973 when the un- by a knee injury. “He was Gehrig’s disease. he did things,” Manchin dersized Saban, spurned one of the best athletes Manchin’s wife, Gayle, recalled. “You just saw the by the Mountaineers, was to ever come out of the dumped the senator with success come. He saw it playing baseball and foot- area. His size gave them ice water. BEN SAUNDERS,D.M.D. PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY able to fi nish the game last football team. We needed pen in the future and really 4711 Highway 90 East •Marianna, FL Pirates year hurt his team the fol- to pull our focus away get it focused on what’s (Between Burger King &Big Lots) 526-SPIT lowing week in a 35-21 loss from what’s going to hap- happening right now.” From Page 1B to Baker. Paul attack that put up “When we played Baker, 29 points in its preseason it was the fi rst time we had classic against St. Fran- reached four quarters and cis Catholic and sports a we were in a dog fi ght,” more run-oriented attack he said. “I feel like if we this year led by a bruising had reached four quarters running back in senior Ste- the week before that we phon Thomas. would’ve been a little bet- But the Pirates’ coach ter in the fourth. It’s just said he feels his team hard to get in game shape matches up very well until you reach four quar- with the Panthers’ ters. You can run them all personnel. you want, but when you “I think we’re bigger up start adding motions and front than they are, and blocking and tackling and with our overall team everything else in, it’s hard speed we’re faster than to reach it.” them,” he said. “(Stephon The varsity team only got Thomas) worries me a little two quarters in last week’s bit. He’s a good player and jamboree, but Thomas he’ll be hard to tackle. I’m said that what happened hoping our defensive front in those two periods was tackles him more than the exactly what his players secondary. If our second- needed. ary has to make a lot of “I think we got humbled tackles on him, he could a little bit and that showed be dangerous.” us that it’s not so much The game is a rematch of who you’re playing but Picture Grandma and Grandpa thumbing through their morning paper a season-opening meeting how you play,” he said. last year that ended pre- “Any time you realize how to find a Grandparents’ Day greeting from their loving grandkids... maturely due to lightning true that is, that’s when you’ll make their day! Simply send your favorite family photo, entry form delays that ultimately led you become a better play- and $20 to the Jackson County Floridan by September 3, 2014. to the game being can- er. You have to really focus celed with Sneads leading on the little things that Submission Guidelines: 7-0 late in the fi rst quarter. make those things perfect. 1. 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Freeport started this ready to give a good per- year off with another loss, formance tonight. falling 40-8 Vernon in last “It’s all about the mental NATIONAL GRANDPARENTS’ DAYGREETINGS FORM: week’s preseason classic, preparation for us. I feel but Addison said he still like we can match up with Name: believes that the Bulldogs them for the most part are an improved team in physically,” he said. “We Address: 2014. spent a lot of this week Phone #: “They look a lot better correcting our mistakes this year to me. Coach (Jim) from the jamboree. We Grandchild’sName(s): Anderson has done a good still have a long way to go job getting them better in to be where we want to be, Grandparent’sName(s): the off-season,” he said. but I feel like we’ve made Greeting: “They play very hard and a lot of progress. There they’re very well-coached. haven’t been a whole lot They do a lot on offense of days where we didn’t get and use a lot of different better.” formations. 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Annie’s Mailbox ALLEY OOP BY JACK AND CAROLE BENDER Dear Annie: My second cousin “Susan” I enjoy traveling, but I cannot deal with and I are in our 60s and have been friends these things anymore. Any suggestions? since childhood. I was widowed six years — STRUGGLING COUSIN ago. Susan never married. Dear Cousin:You have to tell Susan about Four years ago, Susan and I started trav- the cat odor. She is undoubtedly so accus- eling together. It’s much cheaper to travel tomed to it that she can no longer smell it. as part of a couple than solo, and we get Say: “Susan, I’m sure you probably don’t along well. Now, however, there are a cou- notice it, but your clothes are starting to ple of problems. smell like your cats. Perhaps it would help Susan has put on so much weight that to change the type of litter you use or put she encroaches on my airplane seat and your clothes in a different closet.” tour-bus bench. Airplane seats are not The weight issue, however, is more sen- MONTY BY JIM MEDDICK that comfortable to begin with, and Susan sitive. If you are willing to address it di- takes up a good third of mine. This makes rectly, gently let Susan know that her size long fl ights very uncomfortable. I think makes travel uncomfortable for you. Susan should pay for a fi rst-class seat or Consider buying your own fi rst-class, two coach seats. business-class or premium economy The other problem is that Susan has tak- ticket, and Susan can follow suit or sit en in several stray dogs and cats, and her elsewhere. clothes reek of cat urine. I no longer want Or perhaps you each could share the to share a hotel closet when we travel, be- cost of a third seat so you have extra room. cause my clothes begin to smell like hers. You also could suggest sitting separately Susan is already talking about another on tour buses so that you can meet new THATA BABY BY PAULTRAP trip, and I don’t know how to respond. friends along the way. Bridge Brian Tracy said: “I’ve found that luck is 11 tricks. quite predictable. If you want more luck, Finally, defense can be affected by the take more chances. Be more active. Show form of the game. When you are play- up more often.” ing Chicago or Swiss teams or knockout In my experience, the better you play, teams, when overtricks are relatively un- the luckier you will be. And when you are important, follow this week’s guidelines. KIT‘N’ CARLYLE BY LARRY WRIGHT HERMAN BY JIM UNGER being lucky, press the accelerator to the But when you are competing in a pair fl oor. event, where overtricks can be like gold This week we are looking at active and dust, you must be more careful if your passive defense: whether the defenders active defense is likely to blow a trick. should try hard to win tricks or should wait for declarer to give them winners. Often the auction will provide clear evidence of which way to turn. But some- times it will not help. Then the defenders should study the dummy for guidance — as in this deal. South is in four hearts. West leads the diamond two. After winning with his ace, what should East do next? The dummy is threatening because that spade suit is surely going to provide de- clarer with a source of tricks, on which he can discard his losers. East must defend actively by shifting to the club 10. Here, this garners three tricks in the suit to de- feat the contract. Then East should congratulate West on his lead. If he had chosen, say, a trump, declarer would have taken at least Jackson County Floridan z Friday, August 29, 2014 - 7 B
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HAY& GRAIN ANNOUNCEMENTS FARMER’S MARKET EMPLOYMENT MADDOX FARMS GENERAL& SPECIAL NOTICES FRESH PRODUCE TRANSPORTATION& LOGISTICS Beautiful Bermuda Coastal Hay r Round Rolls $50 r Square $5 GREEN ACRES CATFISH FARMS Fresh Florida Olives: Paso Fino Horses for Sale OPEN Sept. 6th Saturdays ONLY Green Gate Olive Grove is now open Call 334-791-0023 Sept. Oct. Nov . Channel Catfish $2.50lbs for U-Pick Season! r Overstocked q Hrs. 6am - 5 pm (no licence req. ) Ascolana "Lg" $4/ Lbs - Mission "Med" $3/ Lbs MEAT, FISH, POULTRY (spring fed & deliious) Free complete recipes for curing with 5 lbs. or û Premium Local Freezer Pork, whole or half Buffalo Meat - Healthy more. 2 miles West of Hwy 167 on Nortek Rd. Hogs Naturally raised on pasture in woods no (Tender & delicious) Call 850-763-6355 or 850-596-4963 antibiotics or hormones $3.25 per lb. hanging Truck Driver û Lunch Specials - weight + processing fee 334-585-4903. Buffalo, Chili Dogs. 4 mi. E. of Slocomb on Co. Rd. 28 PASTURES& STALLS McLane Company, one of the largest r CALL 334-797-4415 q FRESH GREEN grocery wholesale companies in the PEANUTS MADDOX FARMS nation, is looking for Truck Drivers to YARD & ESTATE SALES ∂ Horse Boarding join our Dothan, Alabama Team. 850-352-2199 or 850-352-4423 (barn or pastures) r OVERSTOCK SALE !!!! 850-209-3322 or 850-573-6594 ∂ Beautiful Trails NOW SELLING 100’s of Misc. Items, ∂ Excellent Care Our Truck Drivers are responsible for Antiques and Gifts! Reduced to 50% off Misc. r Also Paso Fino Horses FOR SALE Call 334-791-0023 or 334-791-7312 transporting customer orders to retail Furniture 30% off Pre Holiday Sale !! Fresh Okra - Fancy Cut 850-592-2350 After 6pm. locations in the Alabama, South Georgia " BC BOOTH" WANTED - FARM & GARDEN and Gulf Coast areas. Our drivers enjoy Backyard Treasure 2331 Ross Clark Cr. û excellent home time, team delivery routes, Hewett Farms Buying Pine / Hardwood in MERCHANDISE top driver wages, excellent benefits and a New Crop your area. very lucrative 401k retirement plan. HEALTH PRODUCTS shelled or unshelled No tract too small / Custom Thinning PEAS Call Pea River Timber The ideal driver applicant will hold a DIABETIC TEST STRIPS Off hwy 90 between Class "A" CDL, a minimum of two years NEEDED I BUY SEALED/ Cypress & Grand Ridge r 334-389-2003 q driving experience, good MVR record, UNEXPIRED BOXES on Mayo Rd. knowledgeable of DOT rules and able CALL BOB (334) 219-4697 Bobby Hewett: 850-592-4156 to pass a DOT physical and drug screen. or 850-899-8709 Route delivery experience is preferred, OR (850) 710-0189 but not required. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE SAWYER’S PRODUCE EMPLOYMENT If you meet these qualifications and wish Janome 9700 Embroidery/Sewing Machine HAS FRESH HOME GROWN PRODUCE to apply for a driving position with us, with hoops & reading card. Selling all for INSTALLATION& MAINTENANCE please visit our website at $1800. 334-886-2352 or 850-866-9513. Technician/Mechanic www.mclaneco.com "click on careers." Country Style Bedroom Suite , 2 twin beds, night stand, triple dresser/mirror, chest of TravelCenters of America, Marianna, FL. drawers $400; Butchers Block blonde kitchen, E.O.E. wheels $50; Computer desk 2 rolling side cabi- Perform basic maintenance on tractors nets w/shelves $80; Fiberglass Top for Truck, and trailers. Oil changes, tires, and other 60’’x76’’, black (not flat) $125 Firm. Call 850- HEALTHCARE 526-1040 periodic maintenance. Experience a plus. Electronic Organ - Gulbransen Pacemaker LPN/MA Wanted/PRN $400. TV 19" with wall mount - Emerson $2 00. HOME GROWN, FRESH Call (850) 526-3303, ask for Phillip, Outpatient practice seeks an 850-573-0024. or apply at www.mytajob.com. Freezer- upright Westinghouse $35. Vine Ripe Tomatoes , shelled LPN or Certified MA for a specialty 850-592-2881. white peas & butterbeans . GENERAL EMPLOYMENT practice to work on a PRN basis. Lift Chair: Extra large. Like new, very nice. pink eyes, peaches & more ! The ideal candidate will have three to five 2013 dark green. Lifts up to 400 lbs. Comes with years of nursing experience. manual and warranty. Cost $700, asking $200. NOW HIRING Call 334-585-9910 or 334-441-9455. Previous medical office Manual Vending Machine , 4ft, works good, 220 W. Hwy 52 Malvern CASHIERS experience is preferred. onsite location. $450 Call 850-443-6806 ∂ 334-793-6690 ∂ Handimart Stores The nurse will provide support for Competitive pay, paid vacation providers at outlying clinics. PETS & ANIMALS The optimum candidate will have an & benefit package. DOGS U pick Muscadines impeccable attention to detail . @ Maria’s Vineyard 3940 Fortner St. Sangaree Oil Co., Apply by email to: CKC Pomeranian Puppies 9 weeks old, in Dothan r Call 702-0679 q [email protected] Males & Females, 1st. shots & wormed, r 850-482-5241 EOE. 1 Lb. & under. 334-791-7147 $200. Doberman Puppies : AKC, 2 fawn females and 2 blue males, vet checked $350. 334-775-1700 or 331-621-0352 Free female puppy . White with black spots. Sudoku Call 850-573-1804 German Shepherd Pups Level: 1 2 3 All black females plus black & tan males and females. CKC papers. Complete the grid so each row, column and Up to date on shots. $300. Call 334-355-3457 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains every digit PUPPY SALE !! 1 to 9. For strategies on how to solve Sudoku, Yorkie & Chin Mix $200 and Chorkie $250. Taking depostis of Shorkie Call 334-718-4886 visit www.sudoku.org.uk. S.E. ALABAMA KENNEL CLUB Solution to Thursday’s puzzle û Good Manners Obedience, û Confirmation classes, $50. for 6 weeks Rally /Agility Intro. $75. r Shots required q Starting Sept. 9th r Call 334-790-6226 or 334-299-3315 or 850-547-2370
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8 B- Friday, August 29, 2014 z Jackson County Floridan CLASSIFIEDS TRANSPORTATION& LOGISTICS MOTOR HOMES & RVS AUTOS FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICES
MUST SELL ! Tiffin 2003 Phaeton motor home, Volvo 2013 XC60 Platinum CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN 3 slides, 3 Tv’s , diesel, queen bed, Satellite, Package. Fully loaded: many other features, some camping Voice activated naviga- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in accessories included. Selling for health tion, premium sound, JACKSON County, Florida: reasons. $63,000 FIRM 334-714-1671. homelink, front and rear park assist, panoramic COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER TRANSPORTATION roof, privacy glass, push button start, power OF THE SOUTH ½ OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF tailgate, back-up camera, blind spot indicators. SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 13 Immaculate! Like new! One owner, 12,000 DRIVERS ANTIQUE & CLASSIC VEHICLES WEST OF JACKSON COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE miles. $33,500. 334-693-4987 or 334-796-5919 SOUTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 00 SECONDS Paper Transport, Inc has IMMEDIATE WEST, 374.44 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- Cadillac 1992 Coupe DeVille -Low Miles, Second MOTORCYCLES OPENINGS for CLASS A DRIVERS for Owner, White Leather, Cold AC, 4.9 V8 ,Not NING; THENCE NORTH 86 DEGREES 40 MINUTES 52 SECONDS WEST, 151.65 FEET; THENCE Northstar, FWD, Good Tires, Interior, Paint, 2005 Honda Goldwing Our DEDICATED ACCOUNTS. SOUTH 00 DEGREES MINUTES 00 SECONDS Clean Carfax with No Accidents. Drives as Good GL1800 - Touring Edition, WEST, 575.46 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 86 DE- 65,962 miles, Excellent * HOME WEEKLY as it Looks, 16-25 MPG, Owners Manual, Win- GREES 40 MINUTES 52 SECONDS EAST, 151.65 * No Touch SE Regional Freight dow Sticker, Repair Manual, Dothan Owner cosmetic condition. In FEET; THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 334-671-3059 NADA $5925, Sell $4250 Cash. mint mechanical cond. 00 SECONDS EAST, 413.88 FEET; THENCE * $.38 CMP + Bonuses Ford 1973 LTD Brougham. Specially badged, 30th Anniversary edition, NORTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES 09 SECONDS All original, 77,000 actual No dents or dings, garaged kept, No road rash, EAST, 33.08 FEET; THENCE NORTH 05 DEGREES 18 Months Experience Required. miles, 429 V8, 4 bbl, 85% tire tread, $12,000 OBO. Call 334-790-3692 01 MINUTES 29 SECONDS WEST, 161.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH 86 DEGREES 40 MINUTES 52 C-6 auto, 2-dr hdt Classic. û2011 Harley Davidson û SIGN ON BONUS! SECONDS WEST, 19.01 FEET TO THE POINT $8,900. 334-393-9669 Super Glide Custom OF BEGINNING. Qualified Driver could be hired within a Week! Blue Pearl & Vivid Black, 11K Miles, Over $3,000 has been filed against you and you are Apply Online: www.drivepti.com H-D Accessories, required to serve a copy of your written Call 1-855-784-5627 Garage Kept, defenses within 30 days after the first publica- H-D Factory Original. Original Owner. tion, if any, on Ronald R. Wolfe & Associates, If you are thinking pristine condition this P.L., Plaintiff’s attorney, whose address is 4919 EDUCATION would be the one. Must see! Memorial Highway, Suite 200, Tampa, Florida & INSTRUCTION r $12,500 334-598-0061 33634, and file the original with this Court ei- ther before service on Plaintiff’s attorney or SCHOOLS& INSTRUCTION AUTOS FOR SALE Harley Davidson 2007 immediately thereafter; otherwise a default Heritage Softtail Classic: will be entered against you for the relief de- Look ahead to your 1985 Ford Mustang For Sale -White, GT, V8 En- lots of chrome, new tires, manded in the Complaint or petition. future! Start training gine, 90,951 miles. Must Go -$3,500. Call 334- black cherry and pearl, for a new career in 348-9293 or 334-494-0837. extra luggage bags, new This notice shall be published once each week Medical Assisting, 2001 Mercury Grand Marquis LS For Sale-white battery, garage kept. for two consecutive weeks in the Jackson County Floridan. Pharmacy Technology, with gray interior, 88,526 miles, well main- $9,000. Call 334-790-4185 & HVAC! tained. Asking $5,500. Call 334-348-9293 or 334- Harley Davidson 2008 WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court 494-0837. Dana Custom Super Glide: Call Fortis College 855-445-3276 on this 11th day of August, 2014. For consumer info: visit www.fortis.edu 2006 Cadillac DTS- Clean and sharp, champagne Red, crash bars with pegs, backrest with luggage Caddy with cream interior. Loaded with power Dale R. Guthrie windows, heated and cooled leather power rack, clip-on windshield, Clerk of the Circuit Court RESIDENTIAL less than 400 actual miles, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT seats, 5-CD changer, moon roof, power locks and mirrors, auto trunk, new Michelin tires, showroom NEW! Priced to sell! $9,500 Call 334- By: Tammy Bailey CONDOS & TOWNHOUSES mechanically sound. Has 92,000 miles and all 797-6803 Leave message. Deputy Clerk maintenance records. Owned by retired Army SPORT UTILITY Great Neighborhood- Townhome in a nice officer. Must see to appreciate. Respond via Ronald R Wolfe & Associates, P.L. complex. 2 BR/1.5 bath with basic cable and email to [email protected] (preferred) or 2003 GMC Yukon SLT- Excellent Condition, Low P.O. Box 25018 garbage service included. $620/mo. Damage text or call (334) 797-8043. mileage- 97,400, A/C, Leather, dual power heat- Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 CHASEDIRECT-CONV..cpadilla-Team 4 - deposit and years lease required. 850-482-5134 ed Seats, 3rd row seat, running boards, multi Chrysler 2005 Crossfire, F13016730-FL13016730 disc CD, power windows doors, automatic mir- HOUSES UNFURNISHED Red Convertible, only 23k **See Americans with Disabilities Act miles, garage kept, auto, rors. premium wheels, $11,500. 334-796-5036. If you are a person with a disability who needs fully loaded, $15,000. Call 2013 Lexus RX-350 - Super Sharp SUV!This is û 2BR 1BA in Cottondale , 1st street, CH&A, any accommodation in order to participate in 334-687-6779 the cleanest RX 350 on the market! Backup this proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to with appliances with garage Camera! Heated/Cooled Leather Seats! you, to the provision of certain assistance. $350 /mo + dep. r 850-260-7081 q Chrysler 2006 PT Cruiser Bluetooth Connection! Dual Zone AC! Rear Please contact the ADA Coordinator by mail at Must see. Local vehicle, Parking Aid! Sunroof/Moonroof! Remote Start! P. O. Box 1089, Panama City, FL 32402 or by 2BR/1BA w/office in Grand Ridge, Rent to own, 2.4 liter eng. Very clean. Loaded! A walk around this Lexus and you phone at (850) 747-5338 at least seven (7) days very nice, $1000 down $650/mo. Good condition. 94,500 mi. know this is not your average SUV! White with before your scheduled court appearance, or im- 678-526-3727 or 678-901-0231 Cold air, pwr locks and power windows, cruise, Black Interior! Great Color Combo! Call Ste- mediately upon receiving this notification if the AM/FM CD, tilt steering. Removable rear seats û Austin Tyler & Co û phen 334.435.3344 time before the scheduled appearance is less Quality Homes & Apartments offer extra cargo storage. $4,900. 334-797-3903 than seven (7) days. If you are hearing im- Acura 2003 MDX , Touring r 850- 526-3355 or austintylerco.com or 334-797-3360 paired, please call 711 or email ADARequest@ju edition fully loaded with "Property Management Is Our ONLY Business" Chrysler 2007 Crossfire Convertible , steel blue, d14.flcourts.org. all wheel drive, drop down gray leather interior, 56k miles, garage kept, LF160171 Looking for 2/2 Rental on the springs near DVD and Trailer towing automatic, fully loaded w/heated seats, excel- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Marinna, FL. Our budget is under $600. package, 149K miles. Car lent condition Priced to Sell at $14,400. Call FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Please call 478-951-1214 if you know of is in excellent condition. $7,000. 334-688-5156 850-352-4301 JACKSON COUNTY, FLORIDA. anything available. GMC 2007 Yukon XL SLT - Reduced Price! great CASE No. 13000037CAAXMX Dodge 2013 Charger cond, 1-owner, bronze ect. w/ tan leather int. HUNTING& FISHING PLACES R/T Plus. Black w/black Husky Liner floor mats, loaded w/ navigation, BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC, A DELAWARE int., V8 Hemi engine. Sport DVD w/ 3 head phones, Sirius XM Radio, Sun- LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, package. Fully loaded, Out-of-town hunter interested in leasing roof, heated front row seats, Michelin Tires PLAINTIFF, leather ventilated seats, power sunroof, 123K miles, very well kept and clean $16,500 property for turkey hunting. Minimum button/ remote start, touch screen display, Call 229-220-5536 VS. 1000 acres. Not interested in deer hunting. navigation system, rear back-up camera/park- Will sign multi-year lease. Please contact assist sensors, blind spot & cross path detec- LTZ Trail Blazer 2003 , good cond. red & gray, JAMES D. CARR, ET AL. tion, premium sound, Bluetooth. Immaculate! 173K miles $3100. 850-592-2852. DEFENDANT(S). Mike 513-602-5700 or Richard 850-420-7993 One owner. 37,000 miles. $27,900. 334-379-8218. Mercedes Benz 2010 GLK Sports Utility 4-door, has entertainment package ,42K miles, $22,500. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT Ford 2002 Taurus SLE sun roof, spoiler, prem. new tires, complete new brake job. 334-618-6228 or 334-693-3819. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the Final fully equipt, like new, dealership maintained, û 2 & 3 bedroom mobile Homes in Cottondale. TRUCKS, BUSES, TRACTORS, TRAILERS Judgment of Foreclosure dated August 14, 2014 $5200. FIRM 334-774-3582. $500 and up. H2O, garbage, sewer included. , in the above action, I will sell to the highest http:// www.charloscountryliving.com. FORD 2007 MUSTANG Ford 2005 Econoline 15ft. Box Truck, automatic, bidder for cash at Jackson, Florida, on October Only $57. to turn on power r 850-209-8847 q CONVERTIBLE , 6 cyl, red AC, nice interior all white $4900. 2, 2014 at 11:00 AM, at North door of court- w/black top, gray leather 850-209-4416. house in Marianna- 4445 Lafayette Street, Ma- r 2 & 3 BR Mobile Homes interior, 67K miles, GMC 1995 1500 Vortec V-6, 100K miles, cool AC rianna, FL 32446 for the following described in Marianna & Sneads (850)209-8595 automatic, excellent condition, KBB great condition, $3495. 850-557-2523. property: $11,761. FIRM PRICE $11,500. 334-470-7095 Jeep 1986 Wrangler , Chevy 350 V-8, 36" tires, Lots 19 and 20, in Block "D", of West Park Sub- V6, white diamond big lift, Dana axles, geared low. $4900. 2BR/1BA Located between Grand Ridge and Honda 2009 Accord EXL, division to the City of Marianna, Florida, ac- Sneads. $360 per mo. includes pearl, good gas mileage, fully loaded, leather, 850-309-4416. cording to the Plat on file in the office of Clerk water & garbage r 850-573-0308 q sunroof, wheels, 6 disc changer, real nice car. Nissan 2000 Frontier long-bed, 4 cyl., auto, A/C, of Circuit Court of Jackson County, Florida $300 down $300 per month. Call Steve Hatcher 105K miles, good truck. $4,850, 334-687-8863, RESIDENTIAL 334-791-8243 before 1 p.m. Any person claiming an interest in the surplus REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Hyundai 2010 Sonata, Wrangler 1993 Jeep , from the sale, if any, other than the property Green w/tan leather, exc. cond., $9500. owner as of the date of the lis pendens must HOMES FOR SALE file a claim within sixty (60) days after the sale. V6, Limited Sedan, 334-803-7422 The Court, in its discretion, may enlarge the 3BR/1BA 2955 Sylvia Dr. $13,000, belowKBB Call after 5PM value from Private Par- time of the sale. Notice of the changed time of Marianna 1400SF, New sale shall be published as provided herein. ty, Call 334-695-6477 CH&A, new paint, reduced VANS $45,000. Larry 850-573-3151 Hyundai 2013 Sonata, Super Sharp! Like new, DATED: August 14, 2014 must sell!! $200 down $249 per month. Call Ron 4BR/3BA 617 Carver Circle Ford 2006 Freestar: Ellis 334-714-0028. in Compass Lake & Hills, Alford, FL. Very good condition. Dale R. Guthrie Clerk of the Circuit Court $190,000. Text or call 850-573-6655 White in color. Very well I’M BACK !!!!! maintained. Excellent û FSBO 4BR/2.5 BA 2-Story GOT BAD CREDIT? tires. All ready to go. By: Tammy Bailey DVD Player. 129,000 miles. $6,400 OBO. Call Deputy Clerk of the Court waterfront on the Mill Pond in $0.* Down Ride Today 334-693-9203 or cell 334-718-4478 Pass, REPO, BK’S, - No Credit Prepared by: Marianna in great SSI & VA OK. *Call for more details WANTED AUTOS Gladstone Law Group, P.A. 1499 W. Palmetto Park Road, Suite 300 neighborhood $239,000 OBO r Call Steve Pope 334-803-9550 Boca Raton, FL 33486 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ CALL FOR TOP PRICE 850-526-1309 or 850-573-0223 If you are a person with a disability who needs Impala 2010 LS, V-6 automatic, Loaded, 75K any accommodation in order to participate in miles, runs great $7600. OBO 334-797-7420. FOR JUNK VEHICLES RECREATION this proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to Lincoln 1999 Towncar, silver, new tires, well I ALSO SELL USED PARTS you, to the provision of certain assistance. maintained, excellent condition, 152k miles, Please contact ADA Coordinator at 850-747- BOATS $4350 Call 334-347-9191 or 334-379-2745 24 HOUR TOWING r 334-792-8664 5338, fax 850-747-5717 or at ADARequest@jud14 .flcourts.org, P. O. Box 1089, Panama City, FL Blue Fin Bass 1998 Mazda 2000 Miata MX5 , 5 speed, convertible, Guaranteed Highest Prices Paid metallic green, low miles, good condition, will- 32402 at least 7 days before your scheduled Elimator All Aluminum Starting at $275. for complete local cars, ing to trade for nice truck of equal value, court appearance, or immediately upon receiv- Bass Boat, 50 HP force en- trucks, titles or no titles up to 2002. We also ing this notification if the time before the $5,500 OBO Call 334-677-5848 or 334-790-9610 gine, galvanized trailer- buy farm equipment, semi’s, semi trailers. scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; if new tires, all in very good Mercedes Benz 2003 S500 7-Days a week from 7a-7p 334-200-6487 you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. condition, 2live well box- 133K mi. Loaded! Leather We do not buy vehicles with current leins !! LF160175 NOTICE OF MEETING es, 4new seats, new Humminbird fish finder seats, wood grain dash, $3,500 OBO 828-421-0998 power sunroof, custom b û We buy Wrecked Vehicles On Tuesday, September 2, at 5 pm the Jackson wheels. Runs like new. REDUCED $8,000. OBO County Board of County Commissioners will CAMPERS& TRAVEL TRAILERS 334-424-1312 Running or not ! hold a Special Meeting regarding Budget at 1995 Slide In Truck Camper, Full Size, Self Con- Nissan 2002 Maxima GLE, V-6 automatic, 334-794-9576 or 344-791-4714 2864 Madison Street, Marianna, Florida. Other tained, w/queen size bed, kitchen, AC/H, ster- leather, sun roof, Alloy wheels, runs excellent matters may be addressed as presented. eo, full bath, Hallmark-Built in Brighton, Colo. $4500. OBO 334-797-7420. In accordance with the Americans with Disabil- Garage Kept, Excellent Condition, Must see to Nissan 2012 Maxima Must Sell LOW Mileage , LEGALS ities Act, persons needing special accommoda- appreciate. $4,800 229-308-0721 exc. cond. fully loaded, factory warr. heated tion to participate in this meeting should con- Comfort 34 ft. 1985 5th Wheel. seats, silver w/ black int. navigation & USB, LEGAL NOTICES tact the Administrator’s assistant no later than NEEDS WORK - Good fixer upper hard drive storage for music, Panoramic sun- 5 days prior to the meeting. The Administra- stove, frig, shower, etc. $450. 334-702-1362. roof r 334-333-6117 or 334-655-1906 $$ NEG, LF160170 tor’s assistant may be contacted at 2864 Madi- Nissan 2013 Altima, 4 door, under warranty, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOURTEENTH son Street, Marianna, FL, 32448, (850) 482-9633, Rockwood 2013 Windjammer 31ft. bumper must sell! $200 down $269 per month. Call Ron JUDICIAL CIRCUIT or (800) 955-8771 (TDD). pulled, 9,000 lbs. has 3 slide outs, TV, FP, Ellis 334-714-0028. IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY, FLORIDA pull out couch, kitchen island, Q-sz. bed CIVIL ACTION DIVISION: with many extras. $25,000. 334-470-1002. Pontiac 1981 Transam , automatic Chevy 350, CASE NO.: 32-2014-CA-000314 nice int., daily driven, red on color, T-tops and MOTOR HOMES & RVS gold fire bird on hood $4900. 850-209-4416 JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL Porsche 2003 Boxster S: ASSOCIATION, 2001 Bounder 37ft. 51K mi. 6-spd. w/hydraulic clutch, Plaintiff, 300hp, Turbo Diesel, 6 sp. 3.2 liter, 6 cyl. Basalt black vs. Allison 300 mh auto trans. metallic/black leather int., TRISTAN CAPUTO , et al, 7.5 generator, 2-slides, W/D lots of extras. recently refurbished top, Porsche speed acti- Defendant(s). $39,500. 334-792-0552 Serious Inq. ONLY !! vated rear spoiler, xenon head lamp pkg, heat- NOTICE OF ACTION 2011 Georgetown By Forest River, 30ft., 2800 ed seats, Bose sys, 18" Lt Alloy Carrera wheels, TO: TRISTAN CAPUTO A/K/A TRISTAN L. CAPU- TO A/K/A TRISTAN LEIGH CAPUTO miles, like new w/salellite dish and many ex- 100,516 miles, $17,500 obo. Kristin 334-718-1340 tras, $70,000 OBO 334-232-4194 LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 4135 CLIFF ROAD, Toyota 2009 Camry: Sedan. AC, Power brakes, GRACEVILLE, FL 32440 Admiral 2002 30 ft. Holiday Rambler , 24,000 CD, good condition. $11,950. Troy. 334-566-3779 CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN miles, runs on gas, 2-slide outs, fully furnished Toyota 2011 Camry, great family, gas saver, inside, has outside roll out awning, exc. cond. very well equipped, low mileage, real nice car. ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING asking $26,000 334-347-4885 or 334-389-0268. $250 down $279 per month Call Steve Hatcher BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(s) Motor Home 1992 334-791-8243 WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, 1 owner, excellent Volkswagen 2007 Jetta Wolfsburg, silver with WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY condition, new tires, refrig- leatherette interior, alloy wheels, heated seats, CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, erator, furnace, water power sunroof, 4 door, silver, 5 cylinder, cold DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS heater & attached grill. AC, excellent condition $9,500. NEG Stored inside, tow car available. 334-477-7665. Call 850-482-7888 or 850-272-5286 LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: UNKNOWN Jackson County Floridan z Friday, August 29, 2014 - 9 B
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