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By BRIAN GRAVES years. He is a physician and under- $4,000. The deductibles are unafford- Banner Staff Writer FIRST OF 2 PARTS stands medicine and things about able. which other people might not have the He added, “Yes, there are some peo- U.S. Rep. Scott DesJarlais said ago. Whether I was talking about same perspective.” ple who were able to get health care Tuesday he expects the repeal of the repealing Obamacare or getting gov- “We’re ready to go to work next that did not have it before. Then, there Affordable Care Act (popularly known ernment out of the way by getting rid week,” he added. was a great expansion of Medicaid as “Obamacare”) to happen as early as of regulations, growing the economy, DesJarlais acknowledged there are which added about 10 million of the April or May of this year, but says securing the border — all those are some people who have been helped by people that you hear about those benefiting from the program things I ran on when I left medicine to the Obamacare insurance plan, as Obamacare benefitting. So, it wasn’t need not worry about losing any cov- go to Washington. Now, I think there’s well as their fears the rug will be so much the Affordable Care Act that erage as a transition is made to a dif- going to be an opportunity to live out pulled out from under them. came to the rescue, it was a broad ferent system. these objectives. Every morning when “That’s simply not going to happen,” expansion of that system. That makes The congressman made those com- I get up and go to work, I’m pretty he said. “I hear people say you can’t it unaffordable and unsustainable.” ments during an interview with the excited.” end Obamacare and you can’t end The congressman said whether any Cleveland Daily Banner while on a DesJarlais called the new secretary Medicaid. I’ve heard we are abolishing action is taken or not, Obamacare is visit to Bradley County, where he of Health and Human Services, Dr. Medicaid. None of that is true. on a path to failure. toured the Wacker and Duracell Tom Price, a medical doctor and for- “What people need to realize is all “We now see that in Tennessee plants. mer congressman from Georgia, “a the promises that were Obamacare where premiums have gone up 63 per- DesJarlais said he felt the first two great friend.” have been proven false,” DesJarlais cent — the second highest in the months under the new Trump admin- “I think he will do a great job,” he said. “You don’t get to keep your doc- nation,” he said. “And now, Humana istration have gone well. said. “He knows the health care issue tor if you like them. If you liked your has pulled out and Blue Cross [Blue “I think it’s been really exciting,” inside and out, and has written a lot plan, you didn’t get to keep it. Health Shield] has pulled out from most of DesJarlais said. “I basically ran for of the proposed Obamacare replace- care premiums did not drop by Scott DesJarlais office on this same platform six years ment legislation over the last several $2,500. In most cases they went up to See DESJARLAIS, Page 6 New industry to set up shop in area: VAIROG By BRIAN GRAVES “Many of us live in this Banner Staff Writer community and are from this area and are excited A new industry is set to to participate in a venture plant its roots in the Hiwassee here whereby we can con- River Industrial Park. tribute both to the com- By a unanimous vote, the munity and the industry.” Bradley/Cleveland Industrial — Daniel Salazar Development Board voted to sell a 13.08 acre parcel in the struction on a property here in park to Lauderdale Properties, the United States to produce LLC/VAIROG U.S., LLC at a ammunition components serv- cost of $654,000. ing predominantly the brass “We have a request to pur- need that [ammunition] cas- chase the remaining parcel in ings need in our market here the Hiwassee River Industrial in the U.S. and throughout Park at Lauderdale Memorial Europe,” Salazar said. “We are Photo courtesy Lee University Highway,” Chamber of looking forward to doing so WILLIAM LAMB, director of the Leonard Center at Lee University, serves as chaplain for several emergency response organizations. Commerce Vice President of here in this community. Many Economic Development Doug of us live in this community Berry reported to the board. and are from this area and are “It’s an offer that has been excited to participate in a ven- made at our asking price.” ture here whereby we can con- ES chaplains: More than just a calling Berry explained VAIROG tribute both to the community would be the end user of the and the industry.” By ALLEN MINCEY have big ears and big shoulders.” facility as well as being a part Berry detailed the company Banner Staff Writer William Lamb, who ministers through owner. is intending to develop a man- HIDDEN the Leonard Center at Lee University, says Daniel Salazar, president of ufacturing plant in a series of There are many professions men and it means “so much” to him to be able to VAIROG, addressed the board phase that would “ultimately women become involved in because they help these families. He serves as chaplain about his plans for the site. say it is a calling. CLEVELAND for both Bradley County Fire-Rescue and “We are excited to begin con- See VAIROG, Page 6 In the case of chaplains for local law the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office. enforcement and other emergency servic- “My parents raised me to serve. It is my es, it is more than a calling — it is a min- occurred, they first have to treat them as nature,” Lamb said. “In fact, it is my pro- istry. crime scenes,” said Earl Farris, pastor at fession. Each of the local fire departments and Georgetown Baptist Church and chaplain “So when your job is in a service indus- ‘Freedom Week’ slated the sheriff’s office and police department for the Cleveland Police Department. “So try such as the Leonard Center and serv- utilize chaplains, especially following trag- we have to deal with the family, keep ice-learning, I think it is still important to ic events. them calm and encourage them. serve in the community where you live,” “The police department often has the “They are under a lot of stress, both he continued. “So, in my case, being a to start again Monday duty of investigating times when deaths these families and the officers, and they occur, and whether they know why they just need an ear to talk to,” Farris said. “I See CHAPLAINS, Page 6 By ALLEN MINCEY to work and resolve their Banner Staff Writer cases. Rich Kienlen, director of the The Bradley County Misdemeanor Office, said pub- Misdemeanor Probations Office lication of more than 2,000 is planning “Freedom Week” for names is being planned for the Commission tables vote on gas tax increase violators of the probation pro- Banner for Sunday. gram, and those who may not “Freedom Week,” which some By ALLEN MINCEY cents per gallon of regular gas, and 12 funds for the state. The local financial be aware they have warrants know as “Amnesty Week,” has Banner Staff Writer cents per gallon of diesel gas. Car registra- expert said that those increases would be issued for their arrest. tion would increase by $5 for the average $24 per tag, $11 per title, $5 lien increase been successful in helping alle- County Commissioners decided to table “Freedom Week” begins passenger vehicle registered in the state. per vehicle, and that $5 would be what he viate a backlog of cases. a resolution which would have opposed Monday and lasts through “There are also people in Several in the audience voiced their called “the Haslam tax.” Benton is the Friday. Gov. Bill Haslam’s “Improve Act,” increas- treasurer for the 911 board. Bradley County with warrants ing the state’s fuel taxes. opposition to the act, carrying signs that For a number of years now, issued on them that may not mentioned their feelings against the The resolution presented by The move came despite a consensus Commissioner Dan Rawls had come to the the office has worked to clear know it, and the Cleveland “Improve Act.” misdemeanor violations and among the group against any tax increases. table Monday after some commissioners David Benton mentioned how much the allow offenders in the program According to the “Improve Tax” legisla- See FREEDOM WEEK, Page 6 tion, there would be a tax increase of 7 “Improve Act” would add in additional See GAS TAX, Page 4

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Feb. 24, 2017, at 3 p.m. at the dence. Print + E-Edition Dalton Pike Baptist Church, Survivors and funeral arrange- By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $21.25 $40.25 $ 79.25 By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 26.25 $47.25 $ 90.50 located at 2965 Dalton Pike, with ments will be announced by By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $ 112.00 Pastor Dudley Nichols and Elder Ralph Buckner Funeral Home By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $ 71.00 $ 137.00 and Crematory. William Austin officiating the E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $ 107.40 $8.95 $1.95 Russel Cain service. Russel Allen Cain, 78, a resi- Visitation will be held on Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 dent of Cleveland, passed away Thursday, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the church, as well an hour prior to on Saturday, Feb. 18, 2017. Super Sons: Michael Duff Jones page and guestbook at He was born on April 8, 1938, the service from 2 to 3 p.m. serv- ice time on Friday. (Mary Beth Webb), Daniel Dustin www.companionfunerals.com in Riceville, a son of the late and Kimberly Lynn Jones; excep- Companion Funeral Home and Clyde and Iona Cain. Interment will follow the serv- ice at Hillcrest Cemetery with tional sisters: Vivian (Bick) the Cody family are honored to He worked 58 years for TDOT Johnson, and Yvonne (Robert) assist Mary’s family with her before retirement. He was a Charles Gentry, Bobby Edwards, Steve Edwards, Eric Thompson, Chastain; wonderful grandchil- arrangements. member of Tasso United dren: Mary Abigail Jones, Methodist Church. Terray King, Jerry Lee Swafford serving as pallbearers, and Michael Moss Jones, Kiersten In addition to his parents, he Reed Jones, and Julian Sutton was preceded in death by his sis- Jimmy Hice as an honorary pall- bearer. Jones; loved nieces and ter, Carolyn Thompson; and nephews: Kevin (Tresea) Green, brother, Gary Cain. Teressa Cross You are encouraged to share a memory of Kathleen and/or your Jenny Green, Mandy (Chip) He leaves behind to cherish Teressa Ann Cross, 69, a resi- Manning, Sarah (Josh) Crispin, his memory his loving wife of 38 dent of Benton, passed away personal condolences with her family by visiting her memorial Josh Longwith; and his special years, Jean Cain; son, Allen Cain Saturday, Feb. 18, 2017, at her aunt: Willie (Daryll) Gregg. and his wife, Anne; three beloved residence. web page and guestbook at www.companionfunerals.com. The family of Walter Dan grandchildren: Alexander, She had lived in this area her Jones wishes to extend our sin- William and Katelyn; one brother, entire life. She loved her family Companion Funeral Home and the Cody family are honored to cere appreciation to Dr. John Steve Cain; and numerous other and was a devoted Christian lady Jaggers III and the SICU staff, extended family members and a who always kept a prayer list to assist the Gentry family with her arrangements. led by Amy Frederick at Tennova host of special friends. pray for others. She loved read- Healthcare for the care and A Celebration of His Life is ing and writing and had com- attention to our loved one in his planned for Friday, Feb. 24, posed many poems as well as time of need. 2017, at 4 p.m. at Tasso United writing plays for the children to In lieu of flowers, please make Methodist Church, located at perform at church. donations to the Cleveland 1106 Tasso Lane N.E., with the She was preceded in death by Bradley County Public Library, as Rev. Steve Brown officiating. her husband, Carl Cross; par- Danny was an avid reader. The family will receive friends ents, Eulis McCann and Helen You are encouraged to share a at the church one hour prior to Crawford McCann; and one Walter Danny Jones memory of Dan and/or your con- the service. brother, Farrell McCann. The world changed forever on dolences with his family by visit- You are encouraged to share a She is survived by four chil- Sophia Jo Hibbard Friday, Feb. 17, 2017, at 10 p.m. ing his memorial webpage and memory of Russel and/or your dren: Tim Cross and wife, Sophia Jo Hibbard, 67, of as we lost our family patriarch, guestbook at www.companionfu- personal condolences with his Stephanie, of Athens, Paul Cross Chattanooga, died on Monday, doting husband, supportive nerals.com. family by visiting his memorial and wife, Carmella, of Benton, Feb. 19, 2017. father, big brother, giving uncle, Companion Funeral Home and webpage and guestbook at Sarah Tejada and husband, Cremation arrangements have faithful friend, and true Cleveland the Cody family are honored to www.companionfunerals.com. Carlos, of Chatsworth, Ga., and been entrusted to Companion supporter, Walter Dan (Danny) assist the Jones family with his Companion Funeral Home and Hannah Crist and husband, Funeral Home and Crematory. Jones. arrangements. the Cody family are honored to Darryl, of Benton; nine grandchil- Visitation will be held at the Shelia Wood Pinckney assist the family with his arrange- dren; and one sister, Joan historic Fillauer Lake House on ment. McCann Early. Friday, Feb. 24, 2017, from 5 to 8 Shelia Diana Wood Pinckney The funeral will be conducted p.m. Toasts to Danny Jones are was born June 3, 1950, in at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 23, scheduled at 5:30, 6, 6:30, 7 and Cleveland. She departed this life 2017, in the chapel of Ralph 7:30 p.m. followed by a bag pipe on Friday, Feb. 17, 2017. Buckner Funeral Home. procession. She was a daughter of Velma Interment will follow at Benton Born on Dec. 20, 1946, son of Daisy Piersaul Wood and James Memorial Gardens. Walter K. Jones and Helen June Lawson Hardwick Wood. The family will receive friends Jones, Danny soon became She was preceded in death by from 6 to 8 tonight at the funeral June Lawson, 85, a resident of her father, James Hardwick known for his unrivaled level of Cleveland, passed away Juanita Elva Cannon home. mischief with his sisters and Wood; her mother, Velma Daisy We invite you to send a mes- Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2017, in a Wood; her sisters: Jimmie Ruth Juanita Elva Cannon, 93, of cousins. There are stories of sage of condolence and view the local hospital. Webb and Janice Lamoure Cleveland, died Tuesday after- roller skates and bb guns… Cross family guestbook at Survivors and funeral arrange- White; and brothers: Hardwick noon, Feb. 21, 2017, in a local From his early days as life- www.ralphbuckner.com. ments will be announced by Rudolph Wood and Marvin nursing home. guard at the Community Center Ralph Buckner Funeral Home in high school to becoming a suc- McCoy Wood. Survivors and funeral arrange- and Crematory. She graduated from ments will be announced by the cessful entrepreneur, Danny was constantly in the pursuit of pros- Henderson High School in Wildwood Avenue Chapel of Jim Jackson, Ga., and attended Rush Funeral Homes. perity and embodied the phrase, “from humble beginnings come Tennessee State University in great things.” As we mourn Nashville. She was a member of Danny’s departure, let’s not for- Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. get to celebrate the life of this She loved traveling, decorating unique and complex man. and spending time with her close Kathie Eastwood family and friends. She was Kathie Eastwood, of Danny and Debbie Deede McCann Danny met his high school devoted to her parents and spent Cleveland, died on Tuesday, Feb. Deede McCann, 96, of sweetheart, Deborah Danise Duff much time visiting and caring for 21, 2017, at her home. Cleveland, died Tuesday, Feb. (Debbie Jones) at Bradley her mother, before her mom William ‘Garvin’ Cheek Survivors and arrangements 21, 2017, at a local hospital. Central High School and soon passed away. William “Garvin” Cheek, a life- will be announced later by Survivors and funeral arrange- became one on Nov. 23, 1966. She leaves to cherish her long resident of Polk County born Companion Funeral Home & ments will be announced by Fike- Barbara Gail Howard They celebrated their 50th wed- memory her husband, Frank March 14, 1935, passed away Crematory. Randolph & Son Funeral Home. Barbara Gail Howard, 68, of ding anniversary Nov. 23, 2016, Pinckney Jr.; sister, Maxie peacefully at the home of his Margenia McKissic; brother-in- longtime companion and caregiv- Cleveland, passed away at the Fairyland Club, one of Dan Monday, Feb. 20, 2017, at her and Deb’s favorite spots with law, Isaac (Nichelle) Robinson; er, Sharon Roberts, on Sunday, sister-in-law, Pamela Robinson; Feb. 19, 2017. home surrounded by her chil- immediate family in attendance. dren. The Boys as well as a host of nieces, He affectionately referred to nephews and friends. her as "Miss Florence." Garvin She was a devoted and caring Soon thereafter, Danny and mother who loved being with her Debbie started their own family On Thursday, Feb. 23, 2017, felt like she was his "own person- the family will receive friends al nurse." family and friends, especially her with the birth of their first son, grandchildren. Gail loved to be Michael Duff Jones, followed from 11 a.m. to noon with the He was a member of Old Mary Elizabeth Moses funeral to follow at Pleasant Ocoee Baptist Church in Benton. outdoors, had a passion for read- very speedily by their second ing books, and enjoyed traveling. son, Daniel Dustin Jones. Danny Mary Elizabeth Moses, 82, a Grove Baptist Church at 799 He was a graduate of Polk lifelong resident of McMinn Inman Street S.E. County High School and She had a smile that would was super supportive of both his light up the room; all who knew sons and encouraged them both County, passed away on The Rev. Edward S. Robinson Tennessee Wesleyan College. Monday, Feb. 20, 2017, at Sr. will be the Eeulogist. He served in the U.S. Army and her loved her. She was a very to be industrialists as well. giving person who always put her The Man Brookwood Nursing Home in Immediately following the serv- retired from Bowater. Decatur. ice, she will be laid to rest at He raised registered black family first and they loved her As a small business owner, he deeply. She was a hard worker employed over 500 employees in She was born on Jan. 29, Wood Cemetery, Georgetown. angus cattle as a hobby farmer 1935, in Athens, a daughter of Professional arrangements and was a lifetime member of the who owned and operated Jerry’s the Tennessee Valley from 1983 Used Cars and Prestige Auto to 2010. Danny was held in high the late Cam and Arie Emmal entrusted to Patton Funeral American Angus Association. He Boggess. Home Brian L. Buckmon, LFD at enjoyed angus cattle sales, Brokers for 21 years. She was of regard by his employees and the Baptist faith. known to all as being accessible, In addition to her parents, she 1-800-824-8283 or www.patton- attending his grandsons, sporting is preceded in death by her first funeralhome1962.com events, and took great pleasure She will forever be missed, but open, honest and giving. has gained her wings and is now His philanthropy efforts include husband and father of her chil- teaching Brenley new things, dren, James Akens; her second especially their bird book and flying high with our Lord and The Cleveland Boys and Girls Savior. Club, The Elks Lodge, Turtle Will husband, James Moses; one watching her play and cook with son, David Akens; and siblings: "Nana." She was preceded in death by Foundation, Hart Gallery for the her father, Marcus Daniel; two Homeless and Global Giving. Patsy Murray, Ruby Rue, Faye He appreciated being able to Boggess, Ross B Boggess, Roy attend revival services held by sisters: Sheila Daniel and Carol The Traveler Cross; and brother-in-law, Danny and Debbie both loved Boggess, and Ray Boggess. Daniel Stewart of Robbinsville, She leaves behind to cherish Eamonn P. Sheahan N.C. Charles Sherlin. to travel and learning about the Survivors include her mother, cultures they were immersed in. her memory one son, Robert Eamonn P. Sheahan, 58, of He was preceded in death by Akens; six grandchildren: Bobby Cleveland, died on Tuesday his parents, William Bud and Mildred Daniel of Cleveland; two Danny travelled to over 50 sons: Byron Toomey and wife, countries in his short life, with his Akens, Ruthie Akens, David night, Feb. 21, 2017, in a local Stella Waller Cheek; a son, Todd Kathleen Gentry Akens (Stacie), Josh Akens, hospital. Cheek; a sister, Janette McClure; Kathleen Austin Gentry, 72, Christine, and Michael Toomey favorites being the 1997 visit to and wife, Kim, all of Calhoun; Niger, West Africa, with the Keith Akens (Tasha), and Sherry Survivors and arrangements and brother-in-law, E.L. Bowers. went home to be with her Lord on Rogers (Dewayne); eight great- will be announced later by Survivors include his son, Ty Monday, Feb. 20, 2017. daughter, Callie Lawson and nomadic Wodaabe tribe, husband, Tyler, of Cleveland; Cappadocia in Turkey, Easter grandchildren; sisters: Ivie Hall, Companion Funeral Home & Cheek; grandsons: Cameron and She is a native of McDonald, Ruth Bowers, Pauline Hickman Crematory. Blake Cheek all of Cartersville, and lived in Bradley County until stepson, Jay Howard of Island, viewing the northern Cleveland; grandchildren: Megan lights in Alaska, and his most (Randy), Margie Carway (Allen), Ga.; his longtime companion and the time of her death. She was an Emma Webb (Stan), Bobbie caregiver, Sharon Roberts of active member of Dalton Pike and Caleb Toomey, Devin and recent journeys in the past 3 Morgan Howard and Jenna Kate years — transatlantic crossing to Boggess; brothers: J.C. Cleveland; sister, Margie Bowers Baptist Church for 27 years. She Boggess, Lloyd Boggess (Judy), of Etowah; brother-in-law, taught Sunday School for a sea- and Haden Lawson; brother, Norway and St. Petersburg, Stoney Daniel and wife, May, of Russia, transpacific crossing to Floyd Boggess (Geraldine), and Charles McClure of Delano; hon- son and did many others jobs as Jamie Boggess (Christy); and orary granddaughter, who called needed. She loved her church Cleveland; sisters: Dee Sherlin, Japan and Trans Canadian rail- and Karen Narramore and hus- way adventure. numerous other extended famiu- him "Papman," Brenley Evans of and her church family dearly. She ly members and a host of special band, Charlie, all of Cleveland, The Loss More obituaries, Page 3 Cleveland; several nieces and was retired from Shaw Carpet. friends. nephews as well as his church She was preceded in death by and Donna Coe and husband, Walter Dan Jones was lost last David, of Ten Mile; and several Friday due to complications from A graveside service is planned and revival family and friends. her parents, Lester Austin and for Thursday, Feb. 23, 2017, at 4 To submit an obituary, have A Celebration of His Life was Laura Grooms Austin Cannon nieces and nephews. his battle with COPD. He fought The funeral will be conducted valiantly but was finally over- p.m. in the Clearwater Baptist the funeral home or crema- held with family and a few friends Edwards; two daughters: Nettie Church Cemetery, with her broth- at his bedside on Feb. 14, 2017. Vaughn and Anita Vaughn at 1 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 24, come, may he rest in peace. tion society in charge of 2017, in the chapel of Fike- Walter Dan Jones was preced- er, the Rev. Floyd Boggess, offici- arrangements e-mail the His wish was to be cremated Barone; two sisters: Carolyn ating. and have no formal visitation or Cannon Arthur and Helen Randolph & Son Funeral Home ed in death by Walter K. and information to with her cousins, Tony Keith and Helen Crumley Jones, Ann Jones You are encouraged to share a funeral. Cannon Heneger; and three memory of Mary and/or your per- obituaries@clevelandban- During his time of illness, brothers: William (Smiley) Austin, Tommy Keith officiating. Green, Golda Jones. ner.com and fax to 423-614- The interment will follow in He is survived by his beloved sonal condolences with her fami- Garvin relied heavily on one of James (Red) Austin, and Roy ly by visiting her memorial web- 6529, attention Obits. his favorite passages: Philippians Cannon. Candies Creek Cemetery with wife, Deborah Danise Jones; www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017— 3 Opal Warnack lences with the family by going to www.jimrushfuneralhomes. Opal Loretta Warnack, 87, of com. Cleveland died Monday, Feb. 20, LOTTERY NUMBERS OBITUARIES 2017, in a local health care facili- ty. The family will receive friends Thursday, from 5 until 8 p.m., at (AP) — These lotteries were 03-11-12-13-17-18-20-21-22-23 Spires of Kathleen, Ga.; mother Jim Rush Funeral and Cremation drawn Tuesday: All or Nothing Night: 03-04-05- and father, Forrest and Janice Services Wildwood Avenue 06-08-10-13-14-15-18-22-24 Spires of Stout, Ohio; and mother- Chapel with a Remembrance of Tennessee Cash 3 Evening: 3-6-2 in-law, Marjorie Daasch of Life service Friday, Feb. 24, Cash 3 Evening: 0-8-4, Lucky Cash 3 Midday: 2-2-0 Cleveland. 2017, at 2 o’clock at the funeral Sum: 12 Cash 3 Night: 3-5-6 home. A Celebration of Life service will Cash 3 Midday: 3-2-8, Lucky Cash 4 Evening: 7-8-4-8 be held at 4 p.m. today, Feb. 22, Further funeral arrangements and survivors will be announced. Sum: 13 Cash 4 Evening: 4-2-5-6 2017 at First Baptist Church, with Cash 3 Morning: 6-3-8 Cash 4 Midday: 0-1-3-3 Pastor Steve Morgan and Pastor Cash 4 Evening: 1-6-6-0, Fantasy 5: 13-25-33-36-37 Jim Gibson officiating. The family will receive friends Lucky Sum: 13 Georgia FIVE Evening: 4-2-1- from 1 to 4 p.m. today prior to the Cash 4 Midday: 3-3-3-9, Lucky 0-9 service at the church. Sum: 18 Georgia FIVE Midday: 0-9-4-4- Memorials may be made to the Cash 4 Morning: 2-3-7-5 2 Boy Scouts of America; United Mega Millions: 09-21-30-32- Mega Millions: 09-21-30-32- Way of Cleveland; or the First 75, Mega Ball: 9, Megaplier: 5 75, Mega Ball: 9, Megaplier: 5 Baptist Mission Department. Ralph Buckner Funeral Home Georgia and Crematory has charge of 5 Card Cash: AC-3D-6D-8H- arrangements. We invite you to send a mes- 5S sage of condolence and view the All or Nothing Day: 03-04-06- Spires family guestbook at 10-11-15-16-18-20-21-22-24 www.ralphbuckner.com. All or Nothing Evening: 01-02- Diane Frances Snyder 05-07-08-10-11-13-14-16-19-20 Diane Frances Snyder, 79, All or Nothing Morning: 01-02- beloved mother and friend, Linda Skelton Young passed away at home on Linda Skelton Young, 73, a life- Come check out the latest in Saturday, Feb. 18, 2017. long resident of Cleveland, She is survived by three chil- passed away Sunday, Feb. 19, wallpaper dren: William Lee Parr, Kellye 2017, at a local senior living facil- unbelievable york sale 50% off! Joiner and Dayna McAdams; and ity. four grandchildren. She loved gospel music and cabinetry hardware 25% off A memorial service will be held traveling. She was a beautician at Companion Funeral Home, and also was a substitute teacher WALLPAPER CONNECTION 2417 Georgetown Road N.W., on for the Bradley County School Thursday, Feb. 23, 2017. 1250 BENTON PIKE-423-476-7961 System before she started driving wallpaperconnection.com Visitation will be from 1 to 2 a school bus. p.m., with a service at 2 p.m. She was preceded in death by In lieu of flowers, memorial her first husband, Watis Eugene donations may be made in Helen Elain Wilcoxon “Slim” Skelton, who passed away You need to see a doctor but can’t Diane’s name to the Pancreatic Helen Elain Wilcoxon, 66, of in 1999; her second husband, Cancer Action Network at pan- Benton passed away Monday, George Wright “G.W.” Young, make it out your door? can.org, or Westwood Farms Feb. 20, 2017, at a family resi- who passed away in 2010; her foundation for animals (donations dence with her loved ones by her parents, Clint Dunn and Nina Just call and let us come to you. made to PayPal at side. Lacy Dunn; and her sister, Dortha [email protected], both She was a member of Mull. are tax deductible. Welcome Valley Baptist Church She is survived by her two You are encouraged to share a and the owner and operator at daughters and sons-in-law: Tina memory of Diane and/or your Hair Dimensions until she retired. and Gregory Grabus of Raleigh, personal condolences with her She enjoyed spending time with N.C., and Tammie and Kevin family by visiting her memorial her family, children and grand- Owensby of Cleveland; two webpage and guestbook at children. grandchildren: Kayla Owensby www.companionfunerals.com. She enjoyed outdoor activities and Tanner Owensby, both of Companion Funeral Home and and traveling, especially vaca- Cleveland; and one sister, Peggy the Cody family are honored to William ‘Bill’ Stevens tioning at the beach. Morrison. assist the Snyder family with her She was preceded in death by The funeral will be conducted arrangements. William Elbert Taylor (Bill) Stevens, 83, of Cleveland, her father, Tim Evans. at 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 24, 2017, in passed away in his sleep on She is survived by her hus- the chapel of Ralph Buckner Monday, Feb. 20, 2017. band of 48 years, Fred Sterling Funeral Home. Interment will fol- Front Door Medicine Will Promptly Arrive He was born in Spring City to Wilcoxon; son, Fred J. Wilcoxon; low in Hilcrest Memorial Gardens. William Francis Stevens and daughter, Tonya (Tim) Smith; A white dove release ceremony With A Physician And A Registered Nurse Helen Ruth Miller and raised in the grandchildren: Mason (Lindsay) will conclude the service. To Provide For Your Medical Needs. Baptist Church. Wilcoxon, Jordan Wilcoxon, The family will receive friends He attended Red Bank High Savannah Smith and Christian from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the School and the University of Smith; mother, Louise Clark funeral home. • Urgent Care • Geriatrics • Pediatrics Chattanooga (now UTC). He Evans; sister, Tanna Evans We invite you to send a mes- • General Medicine • Family Medicine • Wound Care served in the U.S. Air Force as an (fiance Mike Hanson); brothers: sage of condolence and view the air traffic controller, and went on to David (Wanda) Evans, and Young family guestbook at Insurance Billing Provided. serve as an engineer in the test- Marion "Cotton" (Connie) Evans; www.ralphbuckner.com. ing/ development of the Saturn 5 great-grandchildren: Knox and Pro Rated Rates For The Uninsured rocket in Huntsville, Ala. He retired Jax Kincannon and Emma from Magic Chef after many years Cross; a very special family Call Front Door Medicine in appliance manufacturing. friend, Tabitha Jones; and sever- He was preceded in death by al nieces and nephews. For More Details - 423.284.3930 his wife of 33 years, Loretta Bell A Remembrance of Life serv- Available Sun.-Wed. by Appointment Stevens; sister, Barbara Stevens ice will be held Thursday, Feb. Streun, and her husband, 23, 2017, at noon at Welcome Samuel Streun. Valley Road Baptist Church with He is survived by his two chil- the Rev. Matthew Harris, the Rev. dren: William L. Stevens of Chad Maxwell and the Rev. Carl Cleveland, and Catherine M. Haulk officiating. Stevens of Chattanooga; and The interment will follow in the many nieces and nephews. Ball Play Baptist Church Family and friends are invited Cemetery with Christian Smith, to a casual remembrance of his Mason Wilcoxon, Randy Evans, life at Companion Funeral Home Jimmy Renner, Elijah Pickel and on Friday, Feb. 24, 2017, from 5 Frankie Wilcoxon serving as cas- to 7 p.m. ket bearers. 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Trinity Trio will be at Bethel protests at town halls Baptist Church, Old FAIRVIEW (AP) — the protesters outside Fairview Chattanooga Pike, Sunday, Feb. Republican Rep. Marsha City Hall afterward. “Having a 26, beginning at 10:30 a.m. Blackburn returned to her good, solid, respectful debate, Lunch will follow the service. district Tuesday in Tennessee that is something that serves ——— and was greeted by tough our country well.” questions on topics from A month into Trump’s presi- The 2X2 Quartet will sing at health care reform to dency, protests continue over Hampton Drive Baptist Church, President Donald Trump’s his immigration policies, Sunday at 11 a.m. Lunch will cabinet appointees. She also Cabinet selections and the follow the service. There will be was met with protests. GOP’s push to repeal the no Sunday school or evening While 100 people crammed Affordable Care Act, without service. into her town hall gathering all the specifics on how to ———— about 30 miles from Nashville, replace it. At the town halls, Ladd Springs Seventh-day another 100 people outside protesters are probing their Adventist Church, 5860 Bates chanted about immigrant lawmakers to see if they will Pike, will have a Sanctuary rights, Planned Parenthood veer from some of Trump’s Crusade with Darwin Whitman and other topics in protest more controversial decisions, today through Saturday. It is against the congresswoman and if they will promise cover- free to the public. Come see a and the president. age for those currently served replica of the Old Testament Blackburn’s town hall was by the Affordable Care Act. sanctuary and High Priest at 7 among several protests lobbed Trump took to Twitter on p.m. nightly and all day on at GOP members of Congress Tuesday to address the town Saturday. returning home this week on halls. ———— break to their districts around “The so-called angry crowds the U.S. Now many in home districts of some Revival begins Sunday and Republican lawmakers are Republicans are actually, in continues through March 2 at opting against holding public numerous cases, planned out AmeriCAn Legion PoSt 81 and the American Legion Auxiliary unit 81 will hold its “Welcome Southview Baptist Church. town halls, instead organizing by liberal activists. Sad!” he back from Iraq, Army Lt. Kaylee Marie Radzyminski” event Saturday, from 2 to 4 p.m., at Legion Post Pastor Lee Ingram will be conference calls or meeting tweeted. 81, 227 James Asbury Drive N.W. Refreshments will be served. Radzyminski will be sharing stories preaching each night. Sunday’s privately. In two small Iowa towns, about her time in Mosul with Operation Inherent Resolve and the liberation of Eastern Mosul, as well service is at 6 p.m. and Monday The crowd inside overflow crowds similarly as many stories of interest on the historic sites she visited, as well as eating fish from the Tigris River. through Thursday at 7 nightly. Blackburn’s event held up lobbed questions Tuesday at ———— signs that said “agree” and Republican Sens. Charles Cleveland Net will be praying “disagree,” and at times yelled Grassley and Joni Ernst. around the building of God’s out “alternative facts” and About 18,000 callers partic- Lighthouse Tabernacle “shame on you for lying” after ipated in a telephone town International Ministries, at noon Blackburn’s responses. hall with suburban Chicago Friday. This is a preparation for “I have always said, you Rep. Peter Roskam, who has the church’s fourth anniversary, may not agree with me, but been criticized for canceling in March. you’re always going to know smaller in-person meetings where I stand,” Blackburn told and declining debates. I SEE BY THE Gas tax BANNER From Page 1 A surprise benefit singing for had questioned last week Commission would allocate Glenn and Dean Cartwright will whether the resolution would $4,661 for purchase of the be held on Saturday at 2 p.m. at be in play, considering the chairs. Four Point Baptist Church, 3501 growing thought the governor’s — Unanimously approved Old Tasso Road N.E. There will plan, as presented, would not $4 per pin for the County be hot dogs with all the fixings. come out of the Legislature as Commission. The cost would The singing will be by the Joint presented. be $2 per pin. Heirs and Fellowship Singers. Commissioner Thomas Crye — Agreed to a resolution to ——— made the motion to table the establish a grant application The Senior Citizen Dance fea- resolution, seconded by and award policy for the Soul talk turing the Bradley County Commissioner Mike Hughes. Commission restricting certain Rambers will be held on Commissioners Rawls, Jeff types of grant applications and Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Senior Yarber, Robert Rominger and awards. Soul Talk to perform Friday Activity Center, 230 Urbane Bobby Goins voted against the — The purchase of a washer Road, Bring food for a covered action. and dryer for the Bradley dish luncheon. Commissioners also tabled County Workhouse that would another resolution by Rawls replace the present appliances. at Cowboy Gospel Jubilee which would have put limita- — An agreement for the U.S.-born panda Bao tions on the county’s ability to Bradley County Commission A super-talented group of of the best gospel bands we’ve Jubilee are regulars Joel get federal grants. working with the Tennessee musicians make up the band had on the Jubilee in recent Moore and Elmer Bramlett and Bao lands in China Crye made the motion to Department of Transportation Soul Talk, (formerly known as years." the Cowboy Church Band, fea- BEIJING (AP) — Bao Bao, an table that move as well, with a with a future grant. This 1st John 5). The Cowboy Based out of Dalton, turing Pastor Wally Varnell on American-born panda cub, has second from Commissioner agreement was presented by Gospel Jubilee is proud to Georgia, Soul Talk is a six- the electric guitar, played arrived in China after leaving the Howard Thompson. the Commission’s finance announce they will be headlin- member Christian Merle Travis-style. National Zoo in Washington. The vote on the grant reso- committee. ing on the Cowboy Gospel Contemporary praise band. Poteet is host and announcer. The 3-year-old panda landed lution was the same as the — Learned that the BCSO stage this Friday at 7 p.m. at The band is comprised of John The Cowboy Gospel Jubilee in Chengdu in central China on one on the gas tax. workhouse would be complet- The Cleveland Cowboy Church Buckner on lead guitar and is held at the Cleveland Wednesday evening after a 16- The Bradley County ed on Aug. 30, though it in Cleveland. vocals, Randy Parker on Cowboy Church in the Dockery hour flight that was described by Commission decided on sever- sound be finished by July, “Soul Talk is appropriately acoustic guitar and vocals, Heights community at 3040 pilots and a keeper as having al other items, including: All commissioners with the named, as their music reaches Sandy Hankins on Rhythm Blythe Road, off Dockery Lane, gone smoothly. — Unanimously agreed to exception of Mark Hall were deep inside and stirs your guitar and vocals, Paxton between Blue Springs and Bao Bao left the zoo in a spe- the purchase of new chairs for present at Tuesday’s meeting. soul,” said Steve Poteet, pro- Bennett on the drums, and Blackburn Roads. cial crate and began her journey the Commission, replacing The Commission did not meet ducer of the weekly show. Mickey "Moose" Hall on per- Admission is free and they from Washington Dulles chairs that have been used by as regular on Monday to cele- “The talent found in this cussion. pass the hat for the headlin- International Airport in Virginia the group for many years. The brate Presidents Day. group is amazing. They are one Also appearing on the ers. with a keeper and a veterinarian.

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Documents: After Charleston, Roof said Tuesday. They took $55 from her purse, went toward 2nd AME church tossed her backpack in a trash COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — bin and destroyed her cellphone Prosecutors in South Carolina and iPod, prosecutors wrote. The say GPS evidence shows Dylann girl is in critical condition in a Roof drove toward a second medically induced coma. black church the night he shot One teen told police that greed nine people to death during a made them do it, investigators Bible study. said. In court documents unsealed The girl was reported missing Tuesday, federal prosecutors Thursday evening when she did- said they had evidence showing n’t return home from school, Roof exited the interstate and and she was found early Friday drove toward a church in in the dry canal in the town of Jedburg after committing the Smithfield, about 90 miles north killings at Charleston’s Emanuel of Salt Lake City. AME Church. Prosecutors say “She is in the fight of her life Branch AME Church also had a right now,” said a spokeswoman sign advertising a Wednesday for her family, Jill Parker. night Bible study. The teen who brought the gun Prosecutors say the 22-year- gave the spent shell casing to Submitted photo old Roof shut off his GPS, some- the other boy when he asked to The AllAn JoneS FoundATion recently donated 16 October red maple trees to Blythe-Bower Elementary School. From left are thing they say indicates he keep it “as a memento,” the Amy Banks, Cleveland Tree Board; Will Jones, vice president, Jones Management Services; Katie Simpkins, Blythe-Bower teacher; stopped the car. charges state. Officers later Prisavia Croft, assistant principal; Principal Joel Barnes; Toby Pendergrass, director of the Allan Jones Foundation; Amy Hicks, Blythe- Roof was sentenced to death found it displayed on his bed- room windowsill. Bower parent involvement coordinator; Mark Grissom, vice president of promotions for Check Into Cash; and Brandi Mason, PTO pres- last month after a jury convicted ident. him of 33 federal charges. He’s currently awaiting a second Suspicious package causes death penalty trial in state evacuations in New Jersey court. LINDEN, N.J. (AP) — A bomb Blythe-Bower receives 16 shade trees Kentucky ark attraction adding squad has dismantled a suspi- cious package that led to the Special to the Banner have shade trees as soon as even when the boys and girls of asphalt on streets and side- possible,” Hicks said. “I was the school who admire them walks. biblical truth exhibit evacuation of two apartment Blythe-Bower Elementary buildings in New Jersey. relieved and grateful that help today grow up and have chil- Pendergrass said the founda- WILLIAMSTOWN, Ky. (AP) — School is now the home of was available so quickly. The dren of their own,” Pendergrass tion’s mission is to “keep Kentucky’s massive biblical The package, which later was “Katie’s Shade Trees.” determined to be a hoax, was Jones Foundation has always said. Cleveland cool for future gener- attraction the Ark Encounter is Joel Barnes, principal at been a champion of planting Tree philanthropy is not new ations.” opening a new exhibit that pro- found near a pay phone outside Blythe-Bower, announced this a convenience store Tuesday trees in our community.” to Allan Jones and his founda- motes the message of the Bible. week that a donation from the The new trees were planted tion. The foundation has The 510-foot wooden ark mod- evening in Linden. Allan Jones Foundation had Police say officers immediately on Feb. 13 and were named donated hundreds of trees on eled after the biblical story of allowed for the purchase and “Katie’s Shade Trees” in honor Cleveland streets over the Noah opened in July. Since began clearing the area and planting of 16 October Red DON’S shutting down streets. Two of a teacher at the school, Katie years and more than 300 trees then, it has drawn large crowds maple trees. Simpkins, who is the fiancée of on school campuses. to Grant County in northern apartment buildings were evacu- Amy Hicks, the school’s par- ated in the process. Will Jones of the Jones Jones authored Cleveland’s FENCE CO. Kentucky. ent involvement coordinator, Foundation and vice president tree ordinance and helped to The new exhibit is called “Why Linden Mayor Derek Armstead said the trees were a relief to Since 1961 tells WNBC-TV in New York City of Jones Management Services. create the Cleveland Shade The Bible Is True.” A release students and teachers at “Everyone agrees — the new Tree Board which was desig- ALL TYPES from the Ark Encounter says the that photos of the package Blythe-Bower who had suffered showed objects that looked like trees are beautiful and we were nated as the Tennessee Tree OF FENCING new exhibit is composed of 11 for years on the playground honored to provide them,” said Board of the Year in 2011. scenes on the bow end of the dynamite tied together with tape, due to a lack of shade. with a device attached. Toby Pendergrass, director of The Jones Foundation typi- ark. “Playtimes are supposed to the Jones Foundation. “The cally limits its donations to 479-6212 The group that built the ark, Police say the Union County be fun, but on most days it was bomb squad used a robot to October maples provide these trees that will be used to cool & 336-1501 Answers in Genesis, promotes a just too hot because there was children some desperately down pavement by shading literal interpretation of the “disrupt” the package as a pre- no shade — nothing at all to caution. needed relief from the sun Bible’s Old Testament and has protect us from the sun,” Hicks and also elevate the appear- attracted controversy with an Evacuated residents were later said. escorted back to their homes. No ance of the playground.” assertion that the earth is about Hicks contacted Amy Banks, Pendergrass said the foun- 6,000 years old. one was injured. a member of the Cleveland FISH DAY dation’s tree donations to Shade Tree Board, and she told A ribbon cutting for the new No penalty for furling Blythe-Bower and other areas NOW IS THE TIME FOR STOCKING display will be Friday at the Ark her she was confident the of the city and county were *Channel Catfish *Bluegill (Regular & Hybrid) Encounter. Confederate-themed Miss. flag Jones Foundation would come made with future generations to the aid of the students. *Redear * Largemouth Bass *Black Crappie (If Available) Man fleeing traffic stop struck, JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — The in mind. *6-11” Grass Carp *Fathead Minnows *Koi (If Available) Mississippi House has rejected “Amy made one call and we “Katie’s shade trees will be killed by sheriff’s truck an effort to punish universities were told the playground would here many years from now — SATURDAY, MARCH 4FROM 11AM-12 NOON COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) — The for not flying the state flag that Southeastern Farmers’ Co-Op in Cleveland, TN. Georgia State Patrol says a man prominently features the To preorder call: Arkansas Pondstockers 1-870-578-9773 Walk Ups Welcome fleeing a traffic stop was struck Confederate battle emblem. and killed by a west Georgia All eight of the state’s public Computer troubles disrupt sheriff who wasn’t part of any universities have furled the flag police pursuit. in recent years amid criticism American service in Philadelphia Harris County Sheriff Mike that it’s racially insensitive in a Hungry Hearts Ministries Jolley and his wife were return- state with a 38 percent black PHILADELPHIA (AP) — a result, American must population. Computer troubles are caus- manually check in passen- Are You Ready for Discipleship? Are you ready to live the way ing home from an outing that Jesus lived? Are you ready eat the way that Jesus ate? Saturday when the sheriff’s Republican Rep. William ing problems for American gers and has halted all Shirley of Quitman, who is Airlines’ passengers at flights heading to Are you ready to celebrate what Jesus celebrated? pickup truck hit Demetris Investigate real discipleship at Hungry Hearts Church. We Dalton after he jumped a wall white, offered an amendment Philadelphia International Philadelphia until the prob- Tuesday saying any university Airport. lem is fixed. use Hebrew roots, maintain sound doctrine, enjoy a Spirit into the northbound lanes of filled service and experience intimate Worship. Interstate 185 in Columbus. that refuses to fly the American spokeswoman Cody says passengers can Sgt. Daryl Irvin of the Georgia Mississippi flag could not receive Katie Cody says American’s ease the process if they don’t State Patrol said Tuesday that bond money. It would have cost system did not return at 4 have to check bags and can Saturday, Feb. 25 • 12 noon Jolley “was not on duty, not in each campus about $1 million a.m. Wednesday after the print out or have their board- Wingate Hotel the pursuit at all.” for repair and renovation proj- airport conducted a planned ing passes on their mobile 110 Interstate Drive NW, Cleveland, TN 37312 Irvin said Dalton fled when a ects. internet outage overnight. As devices. 731-736-1055 •[email protected] trooper tried to stop him for “He offered this last year, and speeding, then crashed his car we voted it down,” Ways and and began running on foot. Means Committee Chairman Jeff The Columbus Ledger- Smith, R-Columbus, told the Enquirer reports Jolley declined House. to comment. He did not immedi- The House rejected the ately return a phone message amendment with no debate; 52 from The Associated Press. members voted for for it and 65 voted against it. South Carolina man indicted for All black representatives who threats against Obama, Trump were present rejected the amendment, as did many SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) — A whites, including Republican South Carolina man has been Speaker Philip Gunn of Clinton. charged with threatening then- Mississippi has used the flag President Barack Obama and since 1894, and voters chose to President-elect Donald Trump keep it in a 2001 election. last year. Supporters say they see histo- The U.S. Attorney’s Office ry and heritage in the announced Tuesday that a fed- Confederate battle emblem — a eral grand jury had indicted 30- red field topped by a blue tilted year-old Kipper Ken King of cross dotted with 13 white stars. Spartanburg on two counts of Opponents say the symbol is a making the threats around reminder of slavery and segrega- November 28, 2016. tion and has often been waved No details of the threat have by Ku Klux Klan groups. been released, and indictments against King don’t contain any 3rd person arrested in theft of other information. If convicted truckload of diapers on the federal charges, King March 22, 2017 could be sentenced to five years PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Rhode Island police have arrest- 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in prison and $250,000 in fines. L. Quentin Lane Gymnasium Court documents list no attor- ed a third person in the theft of a truckload of diapers worth ney for King. He’s scheduled to This event is FREE and open to the public! Over 40 make an appearance in federal about $90,000. court on Friday. Rodney Dalzon was ordered employers and 20 universities! held without bail after an Teens accused of plot to rob, kill arraignment on larceny, theft For more information call Cleveland State’s girl found shot in ditch and conspiracy charges Career Planning Coordinator at 423-473-2288 or Tuesday. the Tennessee Career Center at 423-790-5552. LOGAN, Utah (AP) — Two He surrendered to police earli- teenage boys charged with er Tuesday. It’s unclear if he has http://mycs.cc/expo2017 shooting a 14-year-old girl in the a lawyer who could comment for back of the head and leaving her him. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH wounded in a ditch lured her to State police say Dalzon leased the spot in a small Utah town the Providence storefront where with a plan to rob and kill her, detectives found 800 boxes of prosecutors said. diapers last week. Another 600 The 16-year-old boys set up a diapers were later found in a meeting by promising to sell her Cranston home. a knife and originally planned to Dalzon also has been charged stab her with knives of their with violating the terms of pro- own, according to newly filed bation from a prior conviction. charging documents. After they Police say a man sold the dia- arrived, one boy decided instead pers instead of delivering them to use a gun he had brought to an Amazon distribution facili- and shot the girl, prosecutors ty in Fall River, Massachusetts. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Chaplains From Page 1 chaplain is my call in some ways, and serving with the emergency services is where I fit.” That assistance by the chap- lains is not only for victims or their families, but for the first responders and others in emer- gency services who investigate these events. “The police are, as they say, a band of brothers, and at times, it is difficult for them to open up,” Farris said. “I hope that they will come to me when they need someone to talk to,” he said. Guinn Green, pastor at Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Kinser Road Church of God, BASSAM ISSA, president of the Islamic Society of Greater Chattanooga, speaks to students at Lee not only serves as chaplain for University during the latest event in an ongoing series called “Unsheltered: A Christian Response to the Bradley County Sheriff’s the Refugee Crisis.” Office, but also visits with patients at Tennova Healthcare and Pine Ridge Treatment Center. Issa: Don’t penalize refugees He said that there are those times when he needs to minis- ter to law enforcement officers, to patients and to families dur- because of religious beliefs ing their grief. “There are wrecks and sui- By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG cides where families are hurt- Banner Staff Writer ing and shocked,” Green said. The United States’ approach to accepting “In many cases, we have to refugees should not be dependent on religion. take the family away from a That was the assessment of Bassam Issa, presi- crime scene and give them dent of the Islamic Society of Greater comfort.” Chattanooga, when he spoke at Lee University on Capt. Gabe Thomas, director Tuesday. of the corrections division of His speech on Islam was part of the latest in a the sheriff’s office, said that the series of events called “Unsheltered: A Christian chaplains “bless our staff, not Contributed photo GUINN GREEN, pastor at Kinser Road Church of God, helps the Response to the Refugee Crisis.” just the inmates.” Referring to President Donald Trump’s recent Thomas said that the chap- Bradley County Sheriff’s Office as a chaplain. He counsels families and officers. executive order which sought to ban travel from lains at the jail do not just seven Muslim-majority countries, Issa said focus on, “but on hope for refugees and immigrants should not be punished these being held in the jail.” Worship Center, and Kevin ferent locations in Polk County, Mendel of Grace Community and I am proud of those who because of their religions. However, he did say that “That was a political move. ... We as Americans these chaplains have helped Church. served in that role following the “Chaplaincy is more about tornadoes,” Farris added. are not getting security for that,” Issa said. baptisize 183 inmates since He argued Islam is “a peaceful religion” and programs originated at the jus- presence than about doing,” Lamb is more than just a Lamb said. “At times, there are chaplain for the emergency does not promote terrorism. Issa said Islam has tice center. He added that 32 gotten a bad reputation because of people who Christian programs have been responses needed and activities services. He actually has a son expected but for the most part, serving as a firefighter. claim to follow the religion but are not doing what Melissa Giebel created at the jail. the Quran says. Those programs have helped being present when needs exist “One of my favorite days was is a key to this role. If you are when I was able to see my son Issa called the executive order “inhumane,” many inmates, such as James because it affected ordinary people with no ties to Dixon, who spoke at a recent not present, you can’t help.” Nicholas graduate from the fire While Lamb helps many academy,” he said. terrorism. He gave a couple examples, including reception for the chaplains and that of a Chattanooga woman whose mother was jail ministry who help the sher- through his work with the In fact, Lamb was a member Leonard Center, Farris also of the group that was involved barred from visiting her when she had a baby. iff’s office. He encouraged his audience to separate what “It is great to have a relation- provides additional assistance in the most recent graduation as a chaplain with the of many with the BCFR. He not they know about Islam from what they know ship with Jesus, and the chap- about terrorism. He added Muslim-majority coun- lains have set the foundation Southern Baptist Convention only gave the invocation, but and that group’s disaster relief passed out Bibles to each of tries “have no more refugees who go wrong than for me,” Dixon said. “I am over- refugees from any other country who go wrong.” whelmed by what He has given efforts. the graduates. He and other chaplains “The people that serve in the Issa also said both Muslims and Christians are me.” called upon to treat visitors in their countries with Sheriff Eric Watson honored helped those in Polk County emergency services business immediately after the Nov. 30 usually forsake preference, love and respect. He read passages from both the the chaplains at the reception. Quran and the Bible which he said proved that Other chaplains who spoke at tornadoes struck. Two people comfort and even goals to died in those storms. respond to need,” Lamb added. point. the reception included pastors The event also included perspectives from two Rick Ellis of Eagles Landing “We responded to three dif- “Being able to watch these pro- fessionals at work is an honor, men who know firsthand what it is like to live as and to have a son serve in this refugees. One is a Lee student, while the other is profession is a joy.” raising a family in Chattanooga. Farris said that while it may Alwatheq Zboun, originally from Bethlehem, VAIROG seem police officers and other explained how he grew up in a Palestinian refugee first responders are lacking camp. Bassam Issa From Page 1 feelings, he said this misappre- While he noted life in the camp was not always easy, he was fortunate enough to attend a private lead to the production of ammu- “They are projecting 50 positions hension is the exact opposite of who these men and women are. school. Though he joked he was a “troublemaker” nition at full scale.” when they go into full ammuni- in school, Zboun said his father and his school “Initially, as he mentioned, tion production.” “[First responders] do get very emotional [after helping principal helped steer him on the right direction. this will include casings and He added those initial projec- The principal just so happened to have worked projectiles, and work into that tions are for one shift. with incidents], and ask for someone to talk to, and it is in the admissions office at Lee in the past, and his over a period of time,” Berry Additional shifts would employ father encouraged him to apply to the university. said. 15 per shift. very rewarding when they say thank you for being there,” he Zboun said he is a Muslim, so he was “a little He added the plans call for an “The project will have to meet scared” to attend Lee, a Christian university. initial building of 20,000 square all of the regulatory require- said. “They are very compas- sionate and have great hearts, However, he said he found people at the university feet. ments of the state fire marshal, to be welcoming, and he is enjoying getting to earn “They have plans to increase the local community, as well as and some incidents do affect them emotionally. I totally his college degree in the United States. production capacity over a four- the U.S. ATF (Alcohol, Tobacco “I am very, very grateful to be here,” Zboun said. to five-year period,” Berry said. and Firearms),” Berry said. understand that, and am glad to be there for them.” Ammar Altaie, who is originally from Iran, said he came to the United States as a refugee after serving in the military in his home country. Altaie said he served in “the special forces” in Iran and sometimes assisted American soldiers in DesJarlais their missions. While he said it was good to get to know the American soldiers, serving alongside From Page 1 them placed him and his family in danger. the state. Again, these represent He said the plan is to make it we get a better product in place After he and his family received death threats, broken promises. You don’t even sustainable so that people can where the patient gets to choose he and his wife decided they should seek refugee Alwatheq Zboun have an option to buy health still get affordable health care. their health care and not the status in the U.S. care, so these people that are “No one is going to get the rug government telling you what you “I have a daughter,” Altaie said. “I am glad to protesting should be asking me pulled out from them,” have to have, which is a lot of live in the United States now, where I know my to help fix this law. That’s what DesJarlais said. “There’s going times what you don’t want and wife and daughter can be safe.” we intend to do.” to be a transition period until can’t afford.” Altaie said he has heard and read a lot about Americans’ opinions on refugees, but he stressed refugees are people who are fleeing dangerous sit- uations in search of better lives. The night’s speakers also included Gabriela Freedom Week Phillips and Melissa Giebel of the Adventist Muslim Friendship Association, an organization From Page 1 based in Chattanooga. Daily Banner is a great resource “There are also people in tion of the cash bond being Phillips explained the group got its start after for the information,” Kienlen Bradley County with war- paid, we can recall the warrant church leaders in Chattanooga began discussing noted. rants issued on them that and get that individual back in and praying about how they could help refugees. “‘Freedom Week” allows an may not know it, and the compliance. They ultimately decided that, in order to help, opportunity to the person to Cleveland Daily Banner is a “We look to this as an avenue they needed to focus on creating an organization start over — reset the payment great resource for the to unload paperwork and super- which focused on fostering friendship across reli- plan regarding fines or costs so information.” vise the less than cooperative,” gions. they can get on with their lives — Rich Kienlen Kienlen said. “We understand In her talk, Phillips spoke of the different and not have to worry about it,” that it is a team effort among “speakers” which represent what people hear Kienlen said. “We are trying to Probation, General Sessions about refugees. She said the “political speaker” help those people who may have ed probation reportedly failed to Court, and the Bradley County needs to have its volume lowered. Gabriela Phillips warrants,” said Kienlen. follow guidelines, and have had Sheriff’s Office to work out these “It’s not just political; it is also people in need,” Judgments issued by the new warrants issued for their warrant recalls, and we appreci- Phillips said. adjust to life in the United States. courts to those placed on misde- arrest. ate the cooperative spirit.” Phillips argued that Christians should not “There are a lot of organizations which focus on meanor probation may include: “Most of the misdemeanor Kienlen said he understands approach the issue of refugees from a place of giving away stuff, but our main focus is people giv- — Failure to perform commu- cases are nonviolent, and there “the frustration that law hatred or fear, because those approaches do not ing of themselves,” Giebel said. “God has called us nity service. is not a tremendous need to enforcement and victims see as go with the Bible’s instructions to love one anoth- each to give our self — not stuff.” — Lack of payments on fines, hold misdemeanor violators in an easy pass, but everyone er. “Unsheltered: A Christian Response to the costs, restitution or fees. the local jail — that bed space should understand that we Giebel also shared some of the things the AMFA Refugee Crisis,” a series of five events, culminates — Missed appointments. needs to be used for the convict- must embrace new ways of does to help refugee families. These include pro- with an event Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Paul & — Failure to attend DUI ed felons and more violent thinking and working things out grams like a big brother, big sister-type program Carmelita Walker Lecture Hall inside Lee’s Science school. offenders in our community,” (with probationers) in order to for children. and Math Complex. Officials in the Misdemeanor Kienlen explained. make any progress in supervi- She explained children who have been resettled Thursday, the university will host representa- Probation office also noted that He added that during sion,” he added. from war zones in countries like Syria often deal tives of Bridge Refugee Services of Chattanooga, an some of those listed may not be “Freedom Week,” authorities “try For additional information, with problems like post-traumatic stress disorder. organization which helps refugees resettled in the area residents anymore as well. to persuade probationers to con- contact the Bradley County In addition to connecting families to resources to area. Kienlen said these are just a tact the probation office to work Misdemeanor Probation office at help, these children are paired with volunteers For more information on the series, email Dr. few examples where those grant- out an agreement that for a por- 423-728-7121. who can provide them extra support as they Carolyn Dirksen at [email protected]. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017—7 City planning commissioners approve Stephens rezoning By LARRY C. BOWERS tus of the request. general commercial. The plat is Community Developers for final Banner Staff Writer “The only thing different in this request, from previous Two other new-business by Cleveland Surveying approval of Spring Creek requests that were denied, are the owners. We want every- items on Tuesday’s agenda Company. Business Park Block H. The third time was the one to understand the impact this would have on home- were approved with little dis- — There was a request by 4 Property is on Spring Creek charm for property owners owners in this area. Everything on that side of Stephens cussion, one from the man- Star for preliminary approval of Drive Business Park Drive and attempting to have two lots Road is zoned R1.” agers of Bradley Square Mall. The Haven Grove property on Ridge Park Drive, and is zoned rezoned on Cleveland’s — Jeff Cook The management firm, which Tasso Lane zoned Planned Unit PUD 4. Plat is by Cleveland Stephens Road. is currently proceeding with Development (PUD 12). The Surveying Company. The Cleveland Municipal ongoing redevelopment plans plat is by Brown Surveying — The final request is by Planning Commission gave which will be for sale. lighted what is allow on her on the west end of the mall Company. Advanced Powder Coatings for mixed approval Tuesday Lot 1 is the southermost property within each zoning where the old K-mart facility — A request by D&S Custom final approval of Advanced evening to a request from prop- property in question and is designation. She also had a was located, is requesting the Homes for preliminary approval Powder Coatings property. The erty owners Charlotte Peak and approximately .57 acres in video of the type of structures 74.3 acres on Paul Huff of the revised Brad Benton property is located on Johnson Keith Jones for .98 acres on size. There are single resi- she and Jones claim they want Parkway at North Lee Highway property. This property is on Blvd. at Lois St., and is zoned Stephens Road from R1 single dences adjoining the property to put on the lots. be rezoned from commercial Pryor Drive NE and is zoned R2 low density single and family residential zoning to R2 on the south and west, and a Jeff Cook represented the highway to Planned Unit R3 high density residential. multi-family residential, and low density single and multi- drainage easement mid-way of Clairmont homeowners. “The Development, or PUD. The plat is by Brown light industrial zoning. The family residential zoning. the property. only thing different in this Divel, the city’s senior plan- Surveying. plat is by Richmond A group of around 15 resi- Lot 4 is on the opposite side request, from previous ner, said the change in classifi- — A request by Spring Brook Surveying. dents from the nearby of Welch’s property, and is requests that were denied, are cation will broaden the firm’s Clairmont subdivision, and about .41 acres. There are also the owners,” emphasized Cook. (business) opportunities for the along Stephens Road, attended single family residences to the “We want everyone to under- property, although it must be the meeting to oppose the north and west of this site. stand the impact this would retail development. 2620 APD 40 rezoning request. The home- Senior Planner Corey Divel have on homeowners in this Stacia Shahan, of the mall’s owners emphasized they have said all of the property to the area,” added Cook. “Everything management team, said noth- (423) 240-2954 been to the planning commis- west of Stephens Road is zoned on that side of Stephens Road ing specific has yet been Bruce Bradford sion twice before in opposition R1 single family, which is zoned R1.” planned. She said the request NMLS: 772548 to identical rezoning requests includes the adjoining The opposition also pointed is mainly for future possibili- in 2013 and 2016. Clairmont Subdivision. out that Stephens Road is a ties. LAND PURCHASES The previous rezoning The property to the east, and dead-end, there are no modern She did say the redevelop- requests came from different directly across from this site, is standard for the road, and ment and construction is pro- • Up to 100% Financing property owners, and each was a large area of R2 low density there are high traffic numbers gressing well on the west end. • 20 Year Fixed Rates denied by the Planning single- and multi-family zon- and population density in the Five of six vendors have been • Patronage Program • Local Decision ® Commission, and in a follow- ing. area. secured for the larger building. REALTOR up request to the Cleveland Immediately to the southeast The sign, which they said Leasing in the second and City Council. is a large tract of R3 multi- remains on the property and smaller structure is yet to The two lots, 1 and 4, are a family zoning, which includes indicates plans for mobile begin. part of Stephens Place, a four- Blythewood Apartments. homes as rental property, was Also approved by the plan- lot platted subdivision along The planning staff said it is a big issue from the surround- ners was a review by Teresa Stephens Road. Sherry Welch not opposed to the rezoning ing home owners. Torbett of the 2017-18 is the owner of the two center request given the mix of land Cleveland attorney John Community Development Block lots, but she was unable to uses within the neighborhood Kimball said little had changed Grant Consolidated Plan and attend Tuesday’s meeting. and along the Stephens Road from the two previous rezoning Annual Action Plan. The residential group said corridor. Staff did point out the requests, other than deed Torbett, who coordinates the Welch also opposes the rezon- precedence of two previous restrictions for the lots. He program, provided the commis- ing. requests which were denied by emphasized the commission’s sion with an overview of last The property was originally the commission, and city coun- decision has no involvement year’s projects and accomplish- platted in 1922 as a four-lot cil. with the deed restrictions, only ments, which delivered more subdivision under R3 zoning. Divel said the city’s land use the possibility of amending than $4 million in funding to There are two multi-family plan was updated in 2014 to zoning. the community. structures located on the two recommend single family as Other Clairmont residents “We spent a lot on livability,” parcels owned by Welch. the preferred use in this area. spoke up in opposition to the she said, adding that funds Peak and Jones have plans Staff then recommended to the request, but it was still went to the new Blythe Avenue to construct duplexes, or commission it should first approved on a 5-to-3 vote. Park, Mosley Park, to the triplexes on their two lots. update the land use plan, if Voting for the rezoning were College Hill community, and A permit for construction they decided to recommend Larry Presswood, Clarke the South Cleveland Recreation was mistakenly issued to Peak approval of the rezoning Taylor, Gary Dennis, Bill Center. The program also and Jones for their lots, but request. Commission members Hamilton and Dee Burris. works with Habitat for the error was corrected by the did not discuss this option Opposing the request to rezone Humanity, and on sidewalk city’s planning staff after the There were indication of fric- were Tricia Pennington, Maryl projects. owners had begun to clear off tion between the two groups. Elliott, and Walt Vineyard. There were five items on the the property. A cease and Park said she had been threat- The rezoning request must consent agenda, which was desist order went out to the ened, which the residents still go before the city council, approved. owners. denied. which has already denied two They include: The opposition group said a Park said the property previous requests. — A request by TJ&J sign was placed on the proper- should never have been Councilman David May Jr. a Development Company for final ty which stated mobile homes rezoned from the original R3 member of the Planning approval of Stone Briar re-sub- would be placed on the proper- classification. She cited the Commission,was unable to division of lots 1-4. This prop- ty, which would be for rent. state’s Vested Property Rights attend Tuesday’s meeting. He erty is located at Old Tasso Peak and Jones now say Law of 2014 during her appeal will join other council members Lane, Stonebriar Drive, and they want to build townhouses, to the commission, and high- in determinating the final sta- 37th Street NE, and is zoned Pedestrian, cycling needs to be discussed

By LARRY C. BOWERS of city government. He said They will also learn about will provide a history of the Banner Staff Writer officials often hear the general statewide efforts of bike/pedestrian movement. public saying, “We want addi- BikeWalkTN and the Speakers from Nashville The city of Cleveland, and tional bike lanes, and better Walkability Learning include Nora Kern, David Municipal Planning facilities for cycling, and we Collaborative. Kleinfelter and Emily Organization Coordinator Greg also want more sidewalks and With this knowledge and Kleinfelter. From Knoxville are Thomas, are making plans to greater walkability.” encouragement, the group is Ellen Zavisca and Kelley expand the community’s goals Thomas said translating expected to enter a work ses- Segars, with Cortney Geary in pedestrian/cycling activi- these desires into new side- sion to organize Cycle and Chris Carr from ties. walks, bike facilities, and other Cleveland-Walk opportunities. Chattanooga. Representing the A working luncheon is amenities takes organizing, During this guided work ses- TN Walkability Collaborative planned from noon to 3:30 planning, and advocacy by res- sion, participants will take the will be Liliana Burbano and p.m. Friday, at the Cleveland idents who want to work with first step in launching an inde- Leslie Meehan. Bradley County Public Library, local officials to achieve these pendent citizen-led bicycle and located at 795 Church St. N.E. things. pedestrian planning and advo- Participants in Friday’s “This kind of effort has cacy organization. event may take steps to form a taken place elsewhere in BikeWalkTN will provide local chapter of BikeWalkTN. Tennessee, and is of growing information concerning Anyone wishing to partici- interest across the nation,” resources that is available to pate in this special meeting Thomas continued. such a new organization, and workshop can contact He said participants in this should it become a chapter Thomas at gthomas@cleve- Cycle Cleveland-Walk event affiliate of BikeWalkTN. landtn.gov, or you can call him will learn about initial steps in Several distinguished speak- at 479-1913 or 593-5665. the process that have occurred ers will participate on Friday. “If you want more and better locally. He added that they will Thomas will represent the facilities for biking and walk- hear first-hand accounts of Cleveland area, along with ing, this event is something cycling and walkability plan- Amy Davenport from the you should attend,” said ning and advocacy from Bradley County Health Thomas. Nashville, Knoxville and Department, and Molly Boyd of He added that this is a goal Chattanooga. Chattanooga. Anthony Siracua 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Trump admin lays out new approach to illegal immigration WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald SEND IMMIGRANTS WHO back over the border. The propos- tion proceedings that don’t LOCAL POLICE ENFORCING the government plans to restart Trump the presidential candidate HAVE CROSSED THE BORDER al is likely to come up in discus- require a judge’s approval. The FEDERAL LAWS those programs. made no secret of his desire to ILLEGALLY TO MEXICO — EVEN sions this week in Mexico memo also calls for the govern- Under the Obama administra- —- crack down on illegal immigra- IF THEY’RE NOT MEXICAN between Kelly, Secretary of State ment to investigate the immigra- tion a program allowing local HIRE 15,000 BORDER AND tion, but once elected, he repeat- A border security memo calls Rex Tillerson and the Mexican tion status of those parents or police and jailers to act as immi- IMMIGRATION AGENTS edly offered varying interpreta- for the use of a long-standing but government. guardians and any possible crim- gration agents was curtailed as The Trump administration tions of just how tough he would obscure U.S. law to send some —- inal activity connected to bringing the government narrowly focused announced plans to hire 5,000 be in the White House. immigrants who have crossed the UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN the children into the United immigration enforcement. new Border Patrol agents and Now a pair of enforcement border illegally back to Mexico One of Kelly’s memos directs States. Communities also complained 10,000 Immigration and memos from Homeland Security even if they are from other coun- the Homeland Security Immigration advocates decried that some jurisdictions were over- Customs Enforcement agents. Secretary John Kelly lay bare tries. The memo and the law it Department to stop providing the effort to target parents of ly aggressive in enforcing federal That will be a tall order. Customs exactly what the Trump adminis- cites don’t include details on how some legal protections to child child immigrants who they say laws. and Border Protection, the par- tration plans to do and how many or if the U.S. can force the immigrants caught crossing the are largely fleeing violence in The Secure Communities pro- ent agency of the Border Patrol, of the estimated 11 million immi- Mexican government to allow for- border alone if they are reunited Central America. Jen Smyers, gram, which uses fingerprints is already having trouble hiring grants living in the United States eigners to wait in that country with their parents or a legal director of policy and advocacy collected in local jails to identify new agents, as about 2 out of illegally will be targeted for depor- while U.S. officials decide their guardian inside the United for Church World Service’s immigrants in the U.S. illegally, every 3 job applicants fails the tation. The short answer: a lot. fate. Historically, the U.S. has States. The protections generally Immigration and Refugee was halted amid complaints and agency’s polygraph test. There A look at some of what the pol- jailed and tried to deport foreign- allow for those children to have Program, said those parents are court rulings barring some juris- are already about 2,000 Border icy memos say the government ers from countries other than their case decided by a judge, but focused on getting their children dictions from detaining immi- Patrol vacancies, a deficit largely will do. Mexico, while Mexican nationals the new policy would likely sub- to safety. grants for federal authorities. attributed to the polygraph fail —- could be easily and quickly sent ject them to fast-track deporta- —- Kelly’s memos make clear that rate. Trump pick as security adviser is independent-minded soldier WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s choice of an outspoken but non-political Army general as national securi- ty adviser is a nod to pragma- tism, but Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster will serve a commander in chief with unorthodox ideas about for- eign policy and an inner circle of advisers determined to imple- ment them. McMaster, 54, is an independ- ent-minded soldier widely admired for his leadership skills, but he is short on experience in Washington’s trenches. His appointment reinforces the more mainstream approach to security AP Photo/nick Ut that Trump is getting from thereSA MendozA, who said she had been formerly homeless and knew the officer, adds a rose Pentagon chief Jim Mattis, who to a growing memorial for Whittier, Calif., Police Officer Keith Boyer in Whittier Tuesday. Boyer was killed seems to have steered the in a shootout during a traffic stop Monday. Boyer and Officer Patrick Hazell didn't know that the motorist administration toward stronger allegedly had killed his cousin hours earlier in neighboring East Los Angeles and stolen his car. Boyer support for NATO and allies in Asia, and away from the reau- died and Hazell and the suspected gunman were wounded and hospitalized. thorization of torture in interro- gations. AP Photo/Susan Walsh Still, it’s an open question how PreSident donAld Trump, right, shakes hands with Army Lt. Gang member accused in California McMaster, a decorated combat veteran, will fare in a White Gen. H.R. McMaster, left, at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm House that has set up what Beach, Fla., Monday where he announced that McMaster will be officer’s slaying was on probation some call a parallel power struc- the new national security adviser. ture led by Stephen Bannon and LOS ANGELES (AP) — A good for our officers. What you bationer can be held for up to his strategic initiatives group, son” and a natural ally to Mattis. two years in office. California criminal justice have today is an example of 10 days for a “flash incarcera- whose role and reach hasn’t McMaster convened a meeting Powell went on to grab the reform initiative played no role that.” tion” after violating the terms of been publicly explained. As with senior NSC staff on military’s top job as chairman of in the length of the prison sen- Magnus Lofstrom, a senior their probation, though the Trump’s chief strategist, Bannon, Tuesday, his first day in the the Joint Chiefs of Staff. tence of a gang member who is fellow at the Public Policy offenses do not have to consti- the conservative media executive White House. He did not make Robert Harward, a retired accused of shooting two police Institute of California who has tute a criminal act. Mejia’s lat- with outspoken views about any immediate changes to the three-star admiral, was Trump’s officers, one of whom died, offi- studied the impact of the reform est arrest was for “not cooperat- Islam, has a seat on the National NSC’s senior team and most top first choice to replace Flynn but cials said Tuesday. measures, said there was no ing with the search and seizure Security Council’s principals officials were expecting to stay turned down the offer. Michael Christopher Mejia, evidence implementing clause of his probation,” sher- committee in a restructuring that on, according to an administra- The national security adviser 26, was arrested Monday after Assembly Bill 109 led to an iff’s spokeswoman Nicole puts him on equal footing with tion official who was not author- has a special role within the gov- Whittier police Officer increase in violent Nishida said. He was released Cabinet members like Mattis and ized to discuss the internal meet- ernment, working directly with Keith Boyer was fatally crime. He said there on Feb. 11. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson. ing publicly and insisted on the president but not subject to shot and Officer Patrick was a rise in property Investigators say Mejia, a Sean Spicer, the White House anonymity. confirmation by the Senate. Hazell was wounded as crimes, mainly caused member of the Los Angeles- press secretary, said Tuesday As successor to Michael McMaster will advise Trump and they responded to the by a spike in auto theft. based Winter Gardens gang that Trump promised McMaster Flynn, ousted for his explanation serve as his coordinator of for- site of a traffic accident Mejia was sentenced whose face is covered in tattoos, “100 percent control” over the of his communications with eign and defense policy. Mejia was involved in. to four years in prison killed his cousin, Roy Torres, structure of the NSC. Russia’s ambassador before He will approach matters dif- Jeffrey Callison, a in 2010 on a felony rob- 46, earlier Monday in East Los Peter R. Mansoor, a retired Trump took office, McMaster ferently than Flynn, who was a spokesman for the bery charge, which Angeles before stealing Torres’ Army colonel who served with continues Trump’s reliance on contentious figure before Trump California Department included an enhance- car. Mejia was driving through McMaster in Iraq during the career military officers. Mattis appointed him. After being fired of Corrections and ment on his sentence Whittier when he rear-ended 2007 surge of U.S. troops, said and John Kelly, the homeland as head of the Defense Bannon’s inclusion on the prin- Rehabilitation, said Mejia because he was identi- another vehicle. When Boyer security secretary, are retired Intelligence Agency in 2014, none of the state’s fied as a member of a and Hazell arrived at the scene, cipals committee shows his Marine generals. Flynn was an Flynn publicly lambasted the recent criminal justice street gang, and he was a driver pointed them to the group “has an outsized measure Army lieutenant general. Obama administration as soft on reform initiatives affected the released on parole in 2014, vehicle that had rear-ended his of importance within the White McMaster becomes the first Islamic extremism. During the length of Mejia’s prison sen- according to Callison. While on car. As the officers approached House.” What that means for active-duty officer to serve as 2016 president campaign, he tence. Still, a local police union parole, Mejia was arrested again Mejia, police said, he opened McMaster and fellow pragmatists national security adviser since delivered a harsh, partisan and two Los Angeles legislators on grand theft and vehicle theft fire and the officers shot back. Mattis and Tillerson, he said, is Colin Powell, then a three-star denouncement of Democrat have called for investigations charges and sentenced to an Mejia remained hospitalized unclear. Mansoor said he expects general, assumed the job in Hillary Clinton at the Republican into the policies surrounding additional two years in prison. Tuesday after being arrested on McMaster to be a “voice of rea- President Ronald Reagan’s final National Convention. Mejia’s release. Authorities said Mejia was a probation violation and could- At an emotional news confer- released from California’s n’t be reached for comment. It ence on Monday, Whittier Police Pelican State Prison in April and wasn’t immediately clear if he Chief Jeff Piper and Los Angeles was placed on probation under had an attorney who could com- County Sheriff Jim McDonnell a reform measure known as ment on the allegations. A pointed to a series of statewide Assembly Bill 109 that allowed spokeswoman for the Los criminal justice initiatives imple- some convicted felons to serve Angeles County district attor- mented in the past few years their sentences in county jails ney’s office did not immediately that they said have led to the and serve probation instead of respond to questions about Reach your release of too many criminals. being sent to state prisons and when Mejia might face a judge. “We need to wake up. Enough paroled. Mejia had been arrest- Investigators have taken a financial goal is enough,” Piper said. “You’re ed five times since April for vio- blood sample from Mejia and passing these propositions; lating his probation, most are looking into the possibility with smart you’re creating these laws that recently on Feb. 2, Los Angeles that he was under the influence are raising crimes. It’s not good Sheriff’s Lt. John Corina said. of drugs during the shooting, financial for our communities and it’s not Under California law, a pro- Corina said Tuesday. advice from expert U.S. is shutting down Dakota consultants. Access oil pipeline protest camp Increase your profit margin BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — The couple hundred as the pipeline transition center will be set up Army Corps of Engineers’ plan battle has largely moved into to help protesters who don’t and develop to close a Dakota Access the courts. have a place to go. 22016016 pipeline protest camp that’s The Corps has told those who Some protesters plan to move, savings, been around for more than six remain in the Oceti Sakowin but some in the camp are ready months isn’t likely to be the camp that they needed to leave to go to jail and “will engage in strategies and demise of on-the-ground opposi- by 2 p.m. Wednesday. Gov. peaceful, civil resistance ... PPersonalersonal tion in North Dakota. Doug Burgum listed the same holding hands, standing in ideas that Wednesday’s deadline for the time and date in an emergency prayer,” said American Indian protesters to leave also may not evacuation order last week. activist Chase Iron Eyes. will work spell the end of heavy law Large-scale arrests are possi- Morton County sheriff’s FinancialFinancial enforcement presence near ble at the camp Wednesday, deputies can arrest people who for you. where the Dallas-based develop- said Morton County sheriff’s won’t leave. Army Corps rangers er is finishing the last big sec- spokeswoman Maxine Herr, but who are in the area can’t make PPlannerlanner tion of the pipeline, which will she insists that’s not want arrests, but they can write cita- carry oil from North Dakota authorities want. Though law tions for various offenses through the Dakotas and Iowa enforcement and state officials including trespassing that carry Deadline: Monday, March 6th to a shipping point in Illinois. in the past said they wouldn’t a maximum punishment of a The protest camp is on feder- forcibly evict protesters, they $5,000 fine or six months in Publication: Sunday, March 12th al land in southern North now cite the coming threat of jail, Corps Capt. Ryan Hignight Dakota between the Standing spring flooding as a safety issue said. Rock Sioux Reservation and the that requires clearing the camp. More than 700 protest-related Call Now To Place Your Ad! pipeline route. It has at times “We prefer to handle this in a arrests have occurred since housed thousands of people, more diplomatic, understanding August, though activity has 423-472-5041 though it’s dwindled to just a way,” she said, adding that a waned recently. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017— 9 SpaceX aborts approach to space station CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) Dragon, was less than a mile Just a few hours earlier, Complex 39A, out of action — A navigation error forced from the orbiting outpost when Russia successfully launched a since NASA’s space shuttle pro- SpaceX to delay its shipment to a problem cropped up in the cargo ship from Kazakhstan, gram ended in 2011. It’s the the International Space Station GPS system. The approach was its first since a failed launch in same spot where astronauts on Wednesday, following an aborted, and the Dragon December. flew to the moon in the late otherwise flawless flight from backed away. NASA said nei- SpaceX launched the Dragon 1960s and early 1970s. SpaceX NASA’s historic moon pad. ther the station nor its six-per- capsule Sunday from Kennedy has a 20-year lease with NASA SpaceX’s supply ship, the son crew was in any danger. Space Center’s Launch for 39A; besides launching sta- tion cargo from there, the com- pany hopes to send up astro- nauts as early as next year. Everything was going well with this latest SpaceX flight until the GPS issue. The Dragon’s computers halted the rendezvous from just seven- tenths of a mile away. SpaceX said the problem is well under- stood and can be fixed before another delivery attempt Thursday. The Russian sup- plies should arrive Friday. This was the first time that SpaceX had to abort a ship- ment at the last minute like this. The company, led by tech billionaire Elon Musk, has been making station deliveries since 2012. The 250-mile-high station is home to two Americans, one Frenchman and three Russians. —- Online: SpaceX: Russian space Agency Roscosmos press service via AP http://www.spacex.com/ in tHis PHoto provided by the Russian Space Agency (Roscosmos) press service, a Soyuz-U NASA:https://www.nasa.gov booster rocket carrying the Progress MS-05 spacecraft blasts off from the Russian-leased Baikonur /missionpages/station/main/i Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan Wednesday. The unmanned Russian cargo ship lifted off successfully ndex.html Wednesday on a supply mission to the International Space Station.

vitória Londero via AP A giAnt bAnneR saying "Refugees Welcome" hangs on a pedestal of the Statue of Liberty, Tuesday in New York. National Park Downstream communities brace for flooding Service spokesman Jerry Willis says the 3-by-20-foot banner was hung from the public observation deck at the top of the statue’s pedestal Tuesday afternoon. The banner was taken down more than Northern California an hour later. Willis says regulations prohibit anything fixed to the dam is topped statue. The stunt happened the day the Department of Homeland Security announced expanded immigration enforcement policies. MODESTO, Calif. (AP) — Communities downstream from a Northern California reservoir gushing water for the first time in 20 years braced for flash High court seems split in case floods and evacuations after authorities warned them to pre- of boy’s death near border pare for rising rivers and creeks. WASHINGTON (AP) — lawsuit is their only chance for Northern California is fore- Examining a tragic shooting some measure of justice in their cast to get a brief break from death on the U.S. border with son’s death, and some justices persistent downpours Mexico, a divided Supreme appeared to agree. Wednesday but the surge of Court on Tuesday puzzled over In past cases, courts that water released from Don Pedro the rights of foreigners to sue in have limited the right to sue Dam into the Tuolumne River American courts. have “been able to point to some in the foothills east of Modesto The case involving a Mexican alternative remedy,” Justice is expected to reach overtopped teen slain by a U.S. Border Elena Kagan said. “And here, levees later in the day. Patrol agent’s gunshot, which there really is nothing.” Katie Whitley, who manages traveled across the border, Kagan and the other three lib- AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli the Driftwood Mobile Home HeAvy stoRms over the past two weeks caused parts of the shoulder and one lane of west- elicited questions about how a eral justices indicated they Park in Modesto, said residents ruling could affect victims of would support the parents’ law- nearest the river have been bound Highway 50 give way, Tuesday, near Pollock Pines, Calif. Crews have one lane open, of the American drone strikes. The suit because the shooting hap- moving their trailers out since four lane highway, as they work to repair the hole that is about 40 feet long and 17 feet wide on one court battle over President pened close to the border in an the start of the weekend. of the main routes to Lake Tahoe Donald Trump’s ban on travel- area in which the two nations “We’re just holding our own,” ers from seven majority Muslim share some responsibilities, Whitley told the Los Angeles nations also lurked in the back- including for upkeep. Times. “That’s what we have to Rescuers went door-to-door Earlier Tuesday, firefighters generated by so-called atmos- ground: While the legal issues But Justice Anthony Kennedy do. You just have to hope for searching for people who need- rescued five people stranded by pheric rivers that dump mas- are different, both issues have and other conservative justices the best. But you can expect it ed to leave the neighborhood. flooding at a homeless camp sive quantities of Pacific Ocean courts weighing the rights of suggested that the boy’s death when you live on the river.” Only residents who could prove along the same creek in San water on California after carry- foreigners. on the Mexican side of the bor- The water released from Don they had been cleaned of the Jose. ing it aloft from as far away as A 4-4 tie could provide Judge der was enough to keep the Pedro is expected to reach its floodwaters were allowed to Firefighters knocked on doors Hawaii. Neil Gorsuch an early opportu- matter out of U.S. courts. peak along a stretch near board buses to shelters. to tell residents to get out of In the Sierra Nevada range, nity to cast a key vote if he is Kennedy noted the court has Vernalis that’s already at dan- “The water started to seep in their homes because the city one of the main routes to Lake confirmed to the court before been reluctant to allow civil ger stage, said Tim Daly, a the driveway, and then it start- does not have sirens or another Tahoe was in danger of collaps- the term ends in late June. rights lawsuits like the one the spokesman for the San Joaquin ed to creep up into the front emergency warning system, San ing after a roadway shoulder Tuesday’s case arose from a parents filed, especially when County Office of Emergency door. It kept getting worse and Jose spokesman David gave way following heavy June 2010 shooting in the wide, they may affect international Services. The water isn’t expect- worse,” said Alex Hilario, who Vossbrink said. storms, leaving a gaping hole concrete-lined ditch — actually relations. “This is a sensitive ed to spill over the levees but walked in knee-high water to The rains were the latest pro- on part of Highway 50, Caltrans the dry bed of the Rio Grande area of foreign affairs where the rather increase pressure on get to his car and leave. duced by a series of storms engineer Jarrett Woodruff said. river — that separates El Paso, political branches ought to dis- them, causing possible breaks Texas, from Ciudad Juarez, cuss with Mexico what the solu- in any weak places. Mexico. tions ought to be,” Kennedy Farther south, the Anderson The agent was on the U.S. said. Dam in Santa Clara County side of the border when he fired Other justices worried about a reached capacity over the week- his gun, striking Sergio Adrian decision that could open court- end and after heavy rain it Hernandez Guereca, who was house doors to victims of U.S. began overflowing into the on the Mexican side. drone strikes, or other military Coyote Creek. U.S. officials chose not to actions. “How do you analyze Rescuers chest-deep in water prosecute Agent Jesus Mesa Jr. the case of a drone strike in Iraq steered boats full of people, in the killing of the Mexican where the plane is piloted from some with babies and pets, teenager, and the Obama Nevada?” Chief Justice John from a San Jose neighborhood administration refused a request Roberts asked. inundated Tuesday by water to extradite him so he could face Lawyer Robert Hilliard, repre- from the creek. criminal charges in Mexico. senting the parents, said the At least 225 residents were Lower courts dismissed the court easily could limit its deci- taken to dry land and rinsed parents’ lawsuit. The Supreme sion to incidents that occur near with soap and water to prevent Court is considering whether the border. them from being sickened by noncitizens who are injured or The Trump administration, floodwaters that had traveled killed outside the United States like its predecessor, is arguing through engine fuel, garbage, can have their day in American that the location of the teenag- debris and over sewer lines, courts. er’s death, in Mexico, should be said San Jose Fire Captain The parents argued that the the end of the story. Mitch Matlow. trump praises new African American museum during visit WASHINGTON (AP) — the new museum, which opened but how that layered history has President Donald Trump September 24 to great fanfare, shaped America’s identity,” denounced “bigotry, intolerance including a dedication by then- Lonnie Bunch, the museum’s and hatred in all of its very ugly President Barack Obama and director, said Monday. forms” during his first visit to the attendance by former Presidents White House press secretary new Smithsonian black history Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. Sean Spicer said one of Trump’s museum on Tuesday. The Smithsonian National favorite exhibits was a shawl Trump, in remarks after his Museum of African American given to abolitionist Harriet tour, called the museum “truly History and Culture has become Tubman by Queen Victoria. “And great” and said he would be back one of the most popular attrac- the president was particularly to see more of the 3,000 objects tions in Washington, with muse- pleased by the Muhammad Ali illustrating African-American his- um officials saying Monday that exhibit with the quote ‘I shook up tory. the building has already had its the world’ prominently dis- “I’m deeply proud that we now millionth visitor. played,” Spicer said. have a museum that honors the First Lady Melania Trump vis- Trump toured the museum millions of African-American men ited the museum last week with Tuesday with a group that and women who built our nation- Sara Netanyahu, wife of Israeli included South Carolina Sen.    al heritage, especially when it Prime Minister Benjamin Tim Scott and Ben Carson, his comes to faith, culture and the Netanyahu. rival-turned-secretary of Housing unbreakable American spirit,” “It has truly become a place of and Urban Development. The 
  Dignified Services at said the president, flanked by healing, reconciliation and cele- museum includes an exhibit ded- Realistic Prices! museum officials and African- bration where people can icated to Carson’s rise from WEATHER INFORMATION 2415 Georgetown Road, NE American politicians. embrace not only African- poverty to prominent pediatric 473-2620 This was Trump’s first visit to American history and culture, neurosurgeon. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Haslam’s transportation plan headed for key vote in House NASHVILLE (AP) — Republican Gov. Bill Haslam’s ambitious transportation plan is headed for a key vote in the House on Wednesday, though lawmakers are uncertain whether the bill, which includes Tennessee’s first gas tax hike since 1989, can gain enough votes to advance. Republican House Majority Leader Glen Casada of Photos courtesy of Don markham RENAiSSANCE, Cleveland High School's show choir, finished its last competition for the 2016-2017 Franklin said he hopes the school year by placing second at the Homewood South Central Classic Saturday in Homewood House Transportation Subcommittee will either Alabama. Cleveland High School has traveled and placed in all three show choir competitions this year. approve the governor’s 92-page This year's show was based on New York City with solos from Macy Rexroad, Mady Hicks, Kendra plan, or amend it to include an Lindsey, Lindsay Markham, Katie Rexroad, and Coltyn Parks. Renaissance is under the direction of choir alternate proposal made by director, Shirley Pace. Republican Rep. David Hawk AP Photo/Erik Schelzig of Greeneville. WilliAmSON COuNtY Mayor Rogers Anderson speaks to Hawk’s plan would increase reporters at the legislative office complex in Nashville on Tuesday. transportation funding by ded- Behind him, from left to right, are Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan, icating a small percentage of Sumner County Executive Anthony Holt and Robertson County sales tax collections to road Mayor Howard Bradley. The mayors are supporting Gov. Bill projects. If neither amendment is Haslam's proposal to allow local governments to hold tax referen- approved, the plan could be dums to pay for transit projects. killed for the year — along with Haslam’s roadmap for mated $280 million that would Tracy, a Shelbyville Republican tackling the state’s more than be generated for transportation who supports the governor’s $10 billion backlog of road and projects with cuts of the same proposal, said he was disap- bridge projects. Casada said amount in other areas, such pointed that Americans for that as of Tuesday afternoon, as the sales tax on food, busi- Prosperity had begged off of neither proposal had the votes ness taxes on large manufac- the hearing. to advance. turers and the tax on earnings “I had looked forward to “We’re praying as we speak,” from stocks and bonds. them coming to the committee said Casada. “Go sell popcorn, Americans for Prosperity, the to ask them ideas about how it’ll be fun!” advocacy group founded by bil- we’re funding roads in Advancing the Hawk plan lionaire brothers Charles and Tennessee and what their sug- would keep the governor’s bill David Koch, has campaigned gestions were,” he said. TENNESSEE BRIEFS alive, but Senate leaders have heavily against the governor’s Earlier Tuesday, five mayors voiced strong opposition to plan. But its state director, from counties surrounding moving away from the current Andrew Ogles, canceled a Nashville visited lawmakers Chief says Memphis City Hall the University speech. “Because from a suspected drunken dri- system of drawing nearly all scheduled appearance before and held a news conference to change has been involved in ver’s crashed car. road funding from fuel taxes. the Senate Transportation support the governor’s plan. list not based on politics trying to fully create those The department said in a Even if the Hawk proposal is Committee on Wednesday They singled out a provision MEMPHIS (AP) — The police kinds of environments at UT, news release that 29-year-old attached to the bill, it could be morning. that would allow cities and chief in Memphis says more there has been some tension.” Joshua Vaughn resigned changed back in later stops Ogles said in a phone inter- counties to hold voter referen- than 75 people who have been And while the school presi- Tuesday, effective immediately. along the legislative process — view that he was double dums on whether to raise placed on a list of individuals dent acknowledged change can He is charged with misde- or in a conference committee booked with town halls in east- taxes to pay for transit proj- who require a police escort in be difficult, he said students meanor theft. between the House and ern Tennessee to oppose the ects. City Hall were not targeted for need to be prepared for diverse Vaughn was arrested Senate. gas tax, and that he has asked Williamson County Mayor their political views. workplace environments. Saturday and decommissioned Haslam’s proposal would to be rescheduled to appear Rogers Anderson said the issue According to The Commercial DiPietro’s remarks, made in a for allegedly stealing a bottle of increase the state’s 21.4-cent before the panel later. is of particular importance in Appeal, Memphis Police speech in Nashville, come Jack Daniel’s after responding tax on each gallon of gas by 7 “We’re pedal to the metal counties like his that suffer Director Michael Rallings said against the backdrop of conser- to the crash late Friday. cents and the 18.4-cent tax on trying to represent taxpayers,” from heavy traffic congestion. Tuesday that the list was com- vative state lawmakers targeting Vaughn was hired by the diesel by 12 cents. The gover- he said. “Let the people decide,” he piled for safety reasons, not UT in recent years over diversi- police department in January nor wants to balance the esti- Senate Speaker Pro Tem Jim said. political ones. ty initiatives on campus and an 2013. The city has released the annual student-run “Sex Week.” names of dozens of people who Last year state legislators Chattanooga cop fired, accused require police escorts in City passed a law that stripped of violating Code of Conduct nearly $446,000 from the Hall, including the mother of a CHATTANOOGA (AP) — A 19-year-old black man shot by school’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion and sent the money Chattanooga police officer has a white police officer and Black been fired after being accused Lives Matter activists. to minority engineering stu- dents instead. This came after of violating the department’s The American Civil Liberties code of conduct. Union of Tennessee says it is the office infuriated some law- makers when it recommended Multiple media outlets report investigating the list and that Chattanooga police say in whether it violates a 1978 fed- the use of gender-neutral pro- nouns on campus and advised a news release that Officer eral consent decree barring the David Campbell was terminated Memphis Police Department against religious-themed parties or displays during the holidays. after an extensive internal from engaging in political sur- investigation found he was in veillance. Some lawmakers have their sights on UT again with a cur- violation of investigation found Joe Carr won’t rule out bid rent proposal that aims to pro- he was in violation of harass- ment and improper arrest poli- for Tennessee governor tect the free-speech rights of students with conservative cies and motor vehicles use NASHVILLE (AP) — Former views, something opponents say policies under the code of con- state Rep. Joe Carr, who lost is already protected on campus. duct. Republican primary challenges The proposed legislation A disciplinary hearing was for congressional seats in the comes during increasingly frac- finished Thursday. Afterward, last two election cycles, is tious debates on the nation’s police say Chief Fletcher decid- mulling a bid for governor next college campuses about ed to terminate Campbell. year. whether some types of speakers Police say Fletcher will not be Carr tells The Tennessean or speech should be banned commenting on the decision that while he currently has no from schools. due to a pending appeal by plans to run to succeed term- Some have argued that Campbell. limited Gov. Bill Haslam, he’s racists should not be given a Sedgwick Claims Managements been reaching out to potential platform on campus and hate supporters to gauge interest in speech should not be tolerated. to add 150 jobs with expansion his entering the race. Others have said some conser- MEMPHIS (AP) — A The Murfreesboro Republican vative speech is increasingly Memphis-based claims manage- says he could only see himself being labeled “hate speech” ment service is planning to running if he perceives a because opponents are trying to expand its headquarters, groundswell of grassroots sup- shut down their views. adding 150 jobs. port for his candidacy. DiPietro, in his speech, did The Commercial Appeal Carr ran against U.S. Sen. not specifically address the leg- reported Monday that officials Lamar Alexander in the islation but invoked the name with Sedgwick Claims Republican primary in 2014 of former Senator Howard Management Services Inc. say and surprised many observers Baker who once famously said, the company proposes to con- by only falling short by 9 per- “If we cannot be civil to one solidate its headquarters and a centage points. He failed to cap- another, and if we stop dealing second location into a single ture much enthusiasm for his with those with whom we dis- campus. 2016 challenge of U.S. Rep. agree, or that we don’t like, we Sedgwick chief executive offi- Diane Black, losing by 32 per- would soon stop functioning cer Dave North says the $34 mil- centage points. altogether.” lion expansion will help the com- “It’s no secret that we cur- UT president pushes inclusion pany grow and develop new tech- rently find ourselves in a polar- nology to serve customers. It’s while acknowledging ‘tension’ ized, somewhat turbulent time contingent on incentives from NASHVILLE (AP) — in American life,” DiPietro said. state and local governments. University of Tennessee “Yet, I urge every member of the Sedgwick employs nearly President Joe DiPietro lauded UT family to join me in seeing 15,000 globally, including about his school’s commitment to the window of opportunity I 900 employees in Memphis. Its diversity on Tuesday while believe exists for us and the technology-based services acknowledging “some tension” university.” include management of workers’ as UT tries to be more inclu- Nashville officer resigns after compensation, disability, Family sive. Medical Leave Act, property and “Campus environments that arrest on theft charge specialty claims, managed care, make all students feel welcome NASHVILLE (AP) — A special and forensic investiga- and valued are major factors in Nashville police officer has tion, Medicare and OSHA solu- retention and graduation,” resigned from the force after tions and risk consulting. About DiPietro said during the being arrested and charged with 2.6 million claimants a year are school’s second annual State of stealing a bottle of whiskey served by 275 offices.

Officials want coin created for New York’s Purple Heart hall NEW WINDSOR, N.Y. (AP) — about 60 miles north of New awarded the Purple Heart. New York officials want a com- York City, to announce federal The hall is located at the memorative coin created for legislation to honor the muse- camp where Gen. George the state’s National Purple um with a commemorative Washington first awarded the Heart Hall of Honor. coin. forerunner to the Purple Heart Democratic U.S. Rep. Sean The National Purple Heart in 1782. Patrick Maloney says he will Hall of Honor is dedicated to Maloney’s announcement is join other officials Wednesday the more than 1.7 million serv- being made on George at the hall in New Windsor, ice members who have been Washington’s birthday. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017— 11

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Banner photo, PATRICK MacCOON COOPER MELTON scores during the final minutes of a 15-point comeback victory for Walker Valley over Bradley Central in the District 5-AAA consolation game Tuesday night. Melton finished with 18 points and eight rebounds to lead the Mustangs to the No. 3 seed entering the Region 3-AAA tournament. Melton leads roaring comeback for Walker Valley Mustangs

BY PATRICK MacCOON Banner Sports Writer The play had just been drawn up the day before, but it worked to perfection for Walker Valley. A double screen was designed to open up a 3-point shooter in either Kolten Gibson or Dakota Murphy. However, instead it freed up Cooper Melton and allowed him to outscore Bradley Central alone in the fourth quarter of a 64-59 win in the District 5-AAA consolation final Tuesday night at Soddy- Daisy. “We saved that play until the end,” said WVHS head coach Bob Williams who has won the past six postseason meetings with Banner photo, CHANDLAR TURNER Bradley Central since 2012. “We just put it in yesterday. Cooper did KK CURRY rises up for a turn-around field goal in the District 5-AAA championship game between Cleveland and East Hamilton. The a good job posting up and that is the best I have seen him play Blue Raider standout finished with 29 points in a runaway 77-47 win over the Hurricanes Tuesday night at Soddy-Daisy High School. down a stretch. He came up huge when nobody was really doing much at all.”

“I had a one-on-one matchup and I’m grate- ful they had confidence in me to score. It was definitely surreal.” —CooperMelton Blue Raiders storm to

Melton finished with 11 of his 18 points over the final quarter and hauled in four of his eight total rebounds off offensive caroms, to help the Mustangs help stage an unbelievable comeback against a county rival. 5-AAA championship “I had a one-on-one matchup and I’m grateful they had confidence in me to score,” said Melton, who finished 8 of 14 from the field. “It was definitely surreal. It was nice to beat them this year because we BY PATRICK MacCOON dancing with his teammates. “This is a Hurricanes could not stop the elite junior had not beaten a rival this year. I know you always want to treat it Banner Sports Writer huge accomplishment for us.” scorer who is considered to be the fastest like another game, but you always want to beat a team from the Even after splitting the regular season player his coach has ever instructed. same county as you.” With a minute left in the third quarter series in outcomes decided by a combined The junior star’s season point total rose Walker Valley outscored Bradley Central, 25-8, in the fourth quar- the district's leader in assists, Mullek to 613 points. The forward with a 6-foot-7 ter. nine points, Cleveland’s “rim-runners” were Bradford, approached the area near the not surprised by the final outcome. wingspan put forth his 15th outing with With four Bears finishing in double figures and only two missed scorer’s table and high-fived leading district While the 77 points they scored in their 20-plus points and ninth occasion with free throws in 15 opportunities, they were still unable to hold on for 3-point shooter Deontae Davis, while senior last contest with the Hurricanes were pre- higher than 26. a victory on a night where everything looked to be going their way at guard Kregg Ware started clapping from the certain times. “I coached Ish Sanders, who is our all- free-throw line for a surging Cleveland viously not enough against EH (in their Lameric Tucker’s postseason success continued with 10 points in only district loss of the season, in Raider time leading scorer, and when you get up the first half to go along with a solid defensive effort, which helped squad. in the 600, 700-point range for a year that The fourth-ranked Class AAA Blue Arena Feb. 3) that total was plenty this build a 34-26 lead for Bradley at halftime. time around for the Blue Raiders. means you have won a lot of games and Freshman Saylor Clark later drove strong the rack with a defender Raiders held a commanding 53-27 lead and you have scored a lot of points,” district on his hip for a tough layup and then after a stop on defense pro- went on to capture the program’s first “We came in with the mindset we could win this game big,” Curry said. “We just Coach of the Year Jason McCowan said. ceeded to grab a rebound off his own miss and dish out to Cole District 5-AAA championship since 2010, “He has had an incredible year and I tip my Copeland for a 23-foot 3-pointer. with a resounding 77-47 rout of East have to really work together and stuff like this can happen. I really enjoyed the hat to him. A very well deserved tourna- Copeland soon after knocked down another trey with a defender in Hamilton Tuesday night. ment MVP.” his grill for the Bears’ largest lead at 51-36 with 45 seconds left in moments when we were all on the bench “To win the district tournament felt really Juniors Romeo Wykle, Davis and Curry, the third quarter. celebrating and having fun.” good after we prepared and worked so hard along with sophomore Dionte Ware, were all season and practiced for this moment,” Curry scored a game-high 29 points (1 3- See MELTON, Page 13 tournament MVP KK Curry said soon after pointer) and hauled in 11 rebounds, as the See CHAMPIONSHIP, Page 13 Cougars Mossburg, Walton lead derailed Flames to victory From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION the Flames a commanding 7-0 advantage. A single run followed by Gordon YOUNG HARRIS, Ga. — in the sixth inning when Walton Spencer Mossburg and Geremy doubled home Payne. From CSCC Sports Information Walton combined to drive home “We did an excellent job of seven runs in Lee’s 11-2 victory creating big innings today,” Cleveland State’s attempt at over Young Harris College pointed out coach Mark Brew staging a come-from-behind win Tuesday afternoon. after his Flames improved to 10- was thwarted by Gordon State After being blanked for the 2 on the year. “To win on the on Tuesday afternoon. first two innings, the Flames road you need to score runs and By the end of nine innings, the went to work in the top of the we were able to accomplish that. Cougars came up a run short, third. Mossburg ripped a two- It also allowed us to throw some losing 5-4. run homer (his third) to left-cen- guys that needed to get some Finding themselves in a 5-0 ter, scoring Chase Andrews. work.” hole after three innings, Walton quickly followed with his The Lee skipper wasted little Cleveland State got the bats fourth home run of the year. time before he began thinking going in the bottom of the fourth The Flames plated four more about the weekend series. “We to cut the deficit to two runs. runs in the fifth inning. Walton’s will shift our focus to a very The Cougars held Gordon State fly ball scored Zack Zyburt. good Delta State team. It will be off the scoreboard for the Drew Johnson singled home a challenge, but I like the way remainder of the game, but only Tyler Payne and Johnson later our team is preparing and play- came up with one more run, in scored on a passed ball. Jordan ing right now.” Saturday’s dou- the bottom of the seventh. Lee University photo Howard singled up the middle bleheader is slated for a 2 p.m. “Today was a tough loss. We FLAMES RIGHT-HANDER Wes Albert fanned five Mountain Lion hitters over 2 2/3 innings in Lee’s scoring Peyton Meeker with the See COUGARS, Page 13 11-2 victory over Young Harris, in Young Harris, Ga., Tuesday. final run of the inning, giving See MOSSBURG, Page 13 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Thursday’s Games N.Y. Rangers 38 19 2 78 198 155 Portland at Orlando, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 28 21 10 66 177 175 on TAP Charlotte at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia 28 24 7 63 154 179 AP photo Tuesday, Feb. 21 Houston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. New Jersey 25 25 10 60 139 172 Jimmie Johnson signs autographs from a window in his garage during a NASCAR practice ses- BAseBALL New York at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Carolina 24 24 8 56 142 165 Gordon State at Cleveland State, 2 Denver at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. WesTeRn ConFeRenCe sion at Daytona International Speedway Saturday, in Daytona Beach, Fla. BAsKeTBALL L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Central Division District 5-AAA Tournament Friday’s Games W L OT Pts GF GA at soddy-Daisy hs Memphis at Indiana, 7 p.m. Minnesota 39 14 6 84 198 138 Boys third-place game Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Chicago 37 18 5 79 177 154 Walker Valley vs. Bradley Central, 6 Boston at Toronto, 8 p.m. St. Louis 31 24 5 67 170 173 Boys championship game Dallas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Nashville 28 22 9 65 169 165 Cleveland vs. East Hamilton, 7:30 L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Winnipeg 28 29 6 62 184 199 Wednesday, Feb. 22 Miami at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Dallas 23 27 10 56 165 193 Johnson’s 8th title BAseBALL Phoenix at Chicago, 8 p.m. Colorado 16 39 3 35 114 192 Lee University at Young Harris (Ga.), 3 Utah at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Pacific Division LACRosse Brooklyn at Denver, 9 p.m. WLOT Pts GF GA Young Harris (Ga.) at Lee University, 4 San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. San Jose 35 18 7 77 166 144 soFTBALL saturday’s Games Edmonton 32 20 8 72 172 156 Lee University at Lincoln Memorial (DH), 1 Charlotte at Sacramento, 5 p.m. Anaheim 31 20 10 72 156 154 could stake him as Cleveland State at Cumberlands (JV) (DH), TBA Atlanta at Orlando, 7 p.m. Calgary 30 26 4 64 159 172 Thursday, Feb. 23 Philadelphia at New York, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles 29 26 4 62 145 146 BAsKeTBALL Indiana at Miami, 8 p.m. Vancouver 26 28 6 58 142 172 Lee University at West Florida, 6 Chicago at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. Arizona 21 30 7 49 140 183 Friday, Feb. 24 New Orleans at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime BAsKeTBALL Minnesota at Houston, 9 p.m. loss. Cleveland State at SW Tennessee, 6:30 Brooklyn at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. NASCAR’s greatest Region 3-AAA Tournament sunday’s Games Girls opening Round Phoenix at Milwaukee, 3:30 p.m. nAsCAR DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Jimmie and put a twist on his Sunday finish line by Cookeville at Bradley Central, 7 San Antonio at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m. White County at East Hamilton, 7 Memphis at Denver, 5 p.m. Daytona 500 Lineup Johnson might have had an easier time had his running the occasional marathon before a race. Walker Valley at Stone Memorial, 8 Utah at Washington, 5 p.m. At Daytona international speedway 6-year-old daughter asked for help with a school At Daytona, he biked 42 miles on Sunday morn- McMinn County at Cumberland County, 8 Boston at Detroit, 6 p.m. Daytona Beach, Fla. Tennis Portland at Toronto, 6 p.m. (start position in parentheses) art project. Genevieve Johnson instead left dad ing hours before he pulled double duty and raced The Citadel at Lee University, 2 New Orleans at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. 1. (24) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 192.872 mph. briefly bewildered with a messier question: in the Clash at Daytona and qualified for the 500. saturday, Feb. 25 Charlotte at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. 2. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 192.864 mph. BAseBALL monday’s Games 3. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 192.691 mph. What does famous mean? He’s inspired and coached members of the Cleveland State at Chattanooga State (DH), 12 No games scheduled. 4. (14) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 192.571 mph. “At school, the kids are asking her, saying, NASCAR family — crew chiefs, fellow drivers — Delta State (Miss.) at Lee University (DH), 2 nCAA 5. (78) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 192.308 mph. ‘Your dad’s famous,’” Johnson said. “How do you and helped whip them into shape before he BAsKeTBALL Tuesday, Feb. 21 6. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 192.213 mph. Lee University at Valdosta (Ga.) State, 2 eAsT 7. (4) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 192.189 mph. answer that question?” whipped them on the track. Johnson’s days of Cleveland State at Dyersburg State, 3 Kent St. 77, Buffalo 69 8. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 192.090 mph. Let’s try. scarfing hushpuppies and sipping sweet tea out by Region 3-AAA Tournament Monmouth (NJ) 82, Fairfield 62 9. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 192.016 mph. Boys opening Round Purdue 74, Penn St. 70, OT 10. (31) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 191.996 mph. Does your dad dress in a Lowe’s fire suit, slide a roadside barbecue stand are long behind him. Warren County at Cleveland, 7 Rhode Island 67, La Salle 56 11. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 191.767 mph. into the No. 48 Chevrolet and race on national He’s still an adrenaline junkie in the offseason, Stone Memorial at East Hamilton, 7 soUTh 12. (13) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 191.453 mph. Walker Valley at Cookeville, 8 Auburn 98, LSU 75 13. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 192.004 mph. television every weekend? Does your dad have though his fastest turns in the winter now come Bradley Central at White County, 8 Belmont 96, Trevecca Nazarene 45 14. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 191.898 mph. more than 2.3 million Twitter followers, is he navigating the snowcapped slopes in Colorado. LACRosse East Carolina 76, Tulane 73 15. (19) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 191.877 mph. besieged by autograph seekers and asked to With a wife, two daughters and enough race Lee University at Montevallo (Ala.), 2 Florida 81, South Carolina 66 16. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 191.804 mph. soFTBALL Mississippi 87, Mississippi St. 82, OT 17. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 191.779 mph. voice cartoons on the Disney Channel? trophies to stuff a storage unit, the fitness freak Delta State (Miss.) at Lee University (DH), 2 N. Kentucky 83, Wright St. 76 18. (21) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 191.746 mph. Yes, Genevieve, your father is famous. has never been happier. Johnson has even won sunday, Feb. 26 NC State 71, Georgia Tech 69 19. (6) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 191.718 mph. BAseBALL Richmond 84, Davidson 76 20. (77) Erik Jones, Toyota, 191.693 mph. But the more contem- over fans who had grown Delta State (Miss.) at Lee University, 1 Virginia Tech 71, Clemson 70 21. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 191.534 mph. plative question is this: Is “I get the respect from being around a tired of the 48 dynasty soFTBALL miDWesT 22. (41) Kurt Busch, Ford, 191.420 mph. Ball St. 79, E. Michigan 72 23. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 191.396 mph. Johnson the greatest to long time, now. I think the age kind of built with team owner Rick Delta State (Miss.) at Lee University, 2 Bowling Green 66, Akron 65 24. (10) Danica Patrick, Ford, 191.318 mph. ever drive a stock car? Hendrick and crew chief Dayton 83, George Mason 70 25. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 190.990 mph. does something.” Detroit 91, Cleveland St. 83 26. (3) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 190.973 mph. That answer is up for —JimmieJohnson Chad Knaus. Before the on AiR Green Bay 87, Ill.-Chicago 79 27. (34) Landon Cassill, Ford, 190.335 mph. debate, though arguments championship race at Illinois 66, Northwestern 50 28. (47) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 190.283 mph. sports on TV Iowa 96, Indiana 90, OT 29. (32) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 190.054 mph. for other contenders thin Homestead, Johnson was Wednesday, Feb. 22 Kentucky 72, Missouri 62 30. (95) Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, 189.721 as Johnson continues to add to his champi- greeted by fans holding up seven fingers, not the CoLLeGe BAsKeTBALL Marquette 93, St. John’s 71 mph. onship collection. one-finger salute he’d grown accustomed to 6:30 p.m. N. Illinois 89, Cent. Michigan 66 31. (37) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 189.422 mph. BTN — Michigan at Rutgers Oakland 101, Youngstown St. 72 32. (38) David Ragan, Ford, 189.402 mph. Seven of ‘em, if you’ve lost count. receiving. SEC — Vanderbilt at Tennessee Ohio 79, Miami (Ohio) 62 33. (75) Brendan Gaughan(i), Chevrolet, 189.294 An eighth would push Johnson past Dale “I get the respect from being around a long 7 p.m. Valparaiso 67, Milwaukee 61 mph. CBSSN — DePaul at Georgetown W. Michigan 61, Toledo 56, OT 34. (72) Cole Whitt, Ford, 189.107 mph. Earnhardt and Richard Petty for most ever, leav- time, now” he said. “I think the age kind of does ESPN — Duke at Syracuse Wichita St. 109, Evansville 83 35. (15) Michael Waltrip, Toyota, 189.080 mph. ing him alone as NASCAR’s greatest. something.” ESPN2 — TCU at Kansas soUThWesT 36. (7) Elliott Sadler(i), Chevrolet, 188.561 mph. ESPNU — UCF at Temple Baylor 60, Oklahoma 54 37. (55) Reed Sorenson, Toyota, 187.332 mph. Outside his motorhome, Johnson scratched NASCAR fans are coming around to what the FS1 — Xavier at Seton Hall FAR WesT 38. (96) DJ Kennington, Toyota, 186.819 mph. his beard, tinged with a touch of grey, as he drivers have known for years — Johnson is an 8:30 p.m. Colorado St. 68, New Mexico 56 39. (23) Joey Gase(i), Toyota, 185.843 mph. considered what an eighth title would mean. easy guy to root for. BTN — Minnesota at Maryland 40. (83) Corey LaJoie, Toyota, 185.246 mph. soUTheAsTeRn ConFeRenCe SEC — Texas A&M at Arkansas Failed to Qualify Johnson had retreated to Aspen, Colorado, over “I don’t know anyone who doesn’t like Conference All Games 9 p.m. 41. (33) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 184.767 mph. WLPCT WLPCT the winter, where the snow and ski-filled days Jimmie,” 2010 Daytona 500 champion Jamie CBSSN — UConn at Houston 42. (51) Timmy Hill(i), Chevrolet, 184.102 mph. ESPN — Louisville at North Carolina Florida 13 2 .867 23 5 .821 made him want to grow his beard to roughly ZZ McMurray said. “I feel like he’s the guy that you ESPN2 — Oregon at California Kentucky 13 2 .867 23 5 .821 Top length. The King has his feathered cowboy would like not to like because he does win all ESPNU — Oklahoma St. at Kansas St. South Carolina 10 5 .667 20 8 .714 FS1 — Butler at Villanova Arkansas 95.643 20 7 .741 TRAnsACTions hat. Maybe a wavy beard could become the time. He’s got a beautiful wife. He’s got Alabama 95.643 16 10 .615 FSN — Providence at Creighton Tuesday’s sports Transactions Johnson’s distinguishable feature. great-looking kids. He just kind of like has 11 p.m. Mississippi 87.533 17 11 .607 Tennessee 77.500 15 12 .556 BAseBALL What seemed cool in Aspen made him hot everything. But he’s just always so nice.” CBSSN — Fresno St. at San Diego St. MLB — Named Adam Hamari, Pat Hoberg, Gabe ESPNU — Oregon St. at Stanford Vanderbilt 77.500 14 13 .519 under the helmet at Daytona. Life as a stay-at-home dad will be confined to Georgia 68.429 15 12 .556 Morales and Carlos Torres full-time umpires. GoLF Announced the retirement of Bob Davidson, John “I was really uncomfortable,” he said. “It just the winter for now. While Tony Stewart, Jeff 1 a.m. (Thursday) Texas A&M 68.429 14 12 .538 Auburn 69.400 17 11 .607 Hirschbeck, Jim Joyce and Tim Welke umpires GOLF — LPGA Tour, Honda LPGA Thailand, first American League hits you the whole time.” Gordon and Carl Edwards have called it quits round, at Chonburi, Thailand Mississippi St. 5 10 .333 14 13 .519 Missouri 2 13 .133 7 20 .259 BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Designated INF/OF Beard aficionado Dale Earnhardt Jr., who the last two years, Johnson said he’s not even nhL hoCKeY Christian Walker for assignment. Agreed to terms with 8 p.m. LSU 1 14 .067 9 18 .333 shaved his own for a wedding, openly admired thinking of retirement. He loves racing too Tuesday’s Games OFs Craig Gentry and Michael Bourn on minor NBCSN — Washington at Philadelphia league contracts. his teammate’s facial hair. much. soCCeR Florida 81, South Carolina 66 Auburn 98, LSU 75 DETROIT TIGERS — Agreed to terms with 3B Danny “That’s a bad-ass beard,” Junior said. “If I’d “When it feels like work someday, I’ll stop,” he 11:50 a.m. Muno and OF Matt Murton on minor league contracts. FS1 — UEFA Europa League, Round of 32, AS Kentucky 72, Missouri 62 known he was going to come so strong, I would said. “It hasn’t been there yet.” Mississippi 87, Mississippi St. 82, OT NEW YORK YANKEES — Traded LHP Richard Saint-Etienne vs. Manchester United Bleier to Baltimore for a player to be named or cash. have worked on mine a little more. I certainly do Certainly not when he’s coming off a bit of a FS2 — UEFA Europa League, Round of 32, Wednesday’s Games Vanderbilt at Tennessee, 6:30 p.m. national League Schalke vs. PAOK FC ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Agreed to terms with envy what Jimmie’s got going on.” surprise championship. 2:30 p.m. Texas A&M at Arkansas, 8:30 p.m. Thursday’s Games LHP Jorge De La Rosa on a minor league contract. Most also drivers envy his record run at Johnson was practically gifted his seventh FS1 — UEFA Champions League, Round of 16, CINCINNATI REDS — Agreed to terms with INF/OF Leg 1, Seville vs. Leicester City Georgia at Alabama, 7 p.m. NASCAR history. title when Edwards’ aggressive attempt to win soUTheRn ConFeRenCe Ryan Raburn on a minor league contract. FS2 — UEFA Champions League, Round of 16, LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Agreed to terms with Johnson’s shot at history hit him in 2010 the championship ended in a wreck. Johnson Leg 1, FC Porto vs. Juventus Conference All Games WLPCT WLPCT OF Franklin Gutierrez on a one-year contract. when he won his fifth straight Cup title and talk got the restart of his life in overtime, took the Furman 13 3 .813 20 9 .690 American Association about chasing eight intensified. He won his sixth lead on the very last lap, won for the first time ETSU 12 3 .800 22 6 .786 CLEBURNE RAILROADERS — Named Gabe BAsKeTBALL UNC-Greensboro11 4 .733 20 8 .714 Suarez manager. in 2013, and his surprising seventh last year in his career at Homestead and grabbed the final SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS — Signed RHP Rob national Basketball Association Chattanooga 10 5 .667 19 8 .704 now makes an eighth championship seem more Sprint Cup trophy. Snoop Dogg played his Wofford 97.563 14 15 .483 Wort. All Times esT SIOUX FALLS CANARIES — Signed C Cody inevitable than a longshot. championship party. eAsTeRn ConFeRenCe Samford 78.467 16 12 .571 Mercer 78.467 13 15 .464 Coffman. With 80 career wins and a pair of Daytona Johnson won all his titles in the Chase era Atlantic Division WICHITA WINGNUTS — Released LHP Anthony WLPct GB VMI 3 12 .200 6 20 .231 500 victories, the 41-year-old Johnson won’t let and goes for eight under a rules revamp that The Citadel 2 13 .133 9 19 .321 Capra. Boston 37 20 .649 — WINNIPEG GOLDEYES — Released C Carlton the record define him. divided races into segments — and every point Toronto 33 24 .579 4 W. Carolina 2 13 .133 7 21 .250 Wednesday’s Games Tanabe, LHP Eric Eadington and OFs Adam Heisler New York 23 34 .404 14 and Willie Cabrera. “No,” he said, “but I’m going to try (and win counts. Who knows? The format could be just Philadelphia 21 35 .375 15 Furman at ETSU, 7 p.m. UNC-Greensboro at Mercer, 7 p.m. Atlantic League it), though.” the jolt needed for him to win five straight cham- Brooklyn 9 47 .161 27 SUGAR LAND SKEETERS — Signed Cs Albert southeast Division Wofford at VMI, 7 p.m. Long before he fires up the Chevy, Johnson’s pionships for a second time. W. Carolina at The Citadel, 7 p.m. Cordero and Jose Ortiz and RHP Jake Hale. WLPct GB Can-Am League championship pursuit begins near dawn with a “If I did it before, I guess it is possible,” Washington 34 21 .618 — Chattanooga at Samford, 8 p.m. Women NEW JERSEY JACKALS — Sold the contract of RHP run. Johnson long ago traded his race helmet Johnson said. “It’s probably not probable. But Atlanta 32 24 .571 2½ Robert Stock to the Cincinnati Reds. Miami 25 32 .439 10 eAsT for a bicycle helmet during off hours at the track it’s certainly possible.” Duquesne 83, St. Bonaventure 61 ROCKLAND BOULDERS — Signed LHP Jason Charlotte 24 32 .429 10 Byers. Sold the contract of RHP David Fischer to the Orlando 21 37 .362 14 Rider 75, Monmouth (NJ) 63 Saint Joseph’s 57, George Mason 53 Minnesota Twins. Central Division TROIS-RIVIERES AIGLES — Released RHP Matt WLPct GB soUTh Campbell 50, Presbyterian 42 Horan. Signed 1B Zach Mathieu. Schwarber not ready to let go of catching dream Cleveland 39 16 .709 — Frontier League Indiana 29 28 .509 11 High Point 64, Charleston Southern 62 Liberty 71, Longwood 38 JOLIET SLAMMERS — Signed RHP Kevin Simmons Chicago 28 29 .491 12 to a contract extension. MESA, Ariz. (AP) — Kyle now is going to be most likely runs in 85 big Detroit 27 30 .474 13 Radford 51, Gardner-Webb 42 UNC-Asheville 71, Winthrop 55 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MINERS — Signed RHP Schwarber made it known early the third catcher. I got Willson league games, Milwaukee 25 30 .455 14 Logan Sawyer. WesTeRn ConFeRenCe VCU 54, Davidson 47 in camp he was 100 percent and Miggy ahead of me. I got to including the miDWesT WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS — Signed INF Ricky southwest Division Santiago. healthy and wanted to return be ready at any time to come in postseason. WLPct GB Iowa St. 90, Kansas 75 Kansas St. 79, Oklahoma 71 BAsKeTBALL to catching, even in a limited from left field to maybe catch “I don’t let San Antonio 43 13 .768 — national Basketball Association Houston 40 18 .690 4 soUThWesT role. or give those guys a blow. It’s my mind go South Florida 79, Houston 50 LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Fired general manager Memphis 34 24 .586 10 Mitch Kupchak, executive vice president of basketball The Cubs have the 23-year- not like I’m going to be the there,” New Orleans 23 34 .404 20 operations Jim Buss and vice president of public rela- Dallas 22 34 .393 21 tions John Black. Promoted Magic Johnson to presi- old slugger projected to play everyday starter. It’s just for Schwarber northwest Division hoCKeY dent of basketball operations. Traded G Lou Williams left field, yet he’s not quite me to be prepared for that. I said when WLPct GB to the Houston Rockets for F Corey Brewer and a national hockey League Utah 35 22 .614 — future draft pick. ready to give up the facemask, got to do some work. That’s asked what eAsTeRn ConFeRenCe Oklahoma City 32 25 .561 3 Women’s national Basketball Association Atlantic Division chest protector and leg guards. why I’m trying to get back he could do Denver 25 31 .446 9½ PHOENIX MERCURY — Traded F Candice Dupree Schwarber WLOT Pts GF GA Schwarber understands he’s there and see some pitches, get over 150 Portland 23 33 .411 11 and the 17th pick in the 2017 draft to Indiana, who Montreal 32 20 8 72 169 155 Minnesota 22 35 .386 13 sent F Lynetta Kizer and eighth pick in the 2017 draft third behind Willson Contreras my eyes retrained again.” games. “I’m looking to be Ottawa 32 20 6 70 158 153 Pacific Division to Connecticut. Connecticut sent F Camille Little and Toronto 28 20 11 67 186 177 and Miguel Montero. He also is Schwarber’s desire to catch healthy and contribute to the WLPct GB F Jillian Alleyne to Phoenix. Florida 28 20 10 66 149 162 Golden State 47 9 .839 — FooTBALL coming off a major injury to his was a good story line the first team. I just want to go out Boston 30 23 6 66 159 156 L.A. Clippers 35 21 .625 12 national Football League Tampa Bay 27 24 8 62 164 167 left knee that kept him out for couple days of camp, but the there and have good at bats Sacramento 24 33 .421 23 NFL — PK Shayne Graham announced his retire- Buffalo 26 24 10 62 147 168 L.A. Lakers 19 39 .328 29 ment. most of last season. Even so, big question is what can that and compete in everything I Detroit 24 26 10 58 150 178 Phoenix 18 39 .316 29 CAROLINA PANTHERS — Released FB Mike metropolitan Division he still wants time behind the compact, powerful swing do do.” Tuesday’s Games Tolbert and DT Paul Soliai. WLOT Pts GF GA plate. over 150 games of the regular Counting the playoffs, No games scheduled. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Re-signed OL Tyler Washington 39 12 7 85 195 126 Wednesday’s Games Shatley. “It’s going to be limited,” season? It’s hard not to project Pittsburgh 37 14 8 82 207 166 No games scheduled. MIAMI DOLPHINS — Signed LS Winston Chapman. Columbus 37 16 5 79 187 143 Schwarber said. “My role right considering he has 21 home See SCHWARBER, Page 13 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017— 13 Identifying the best in golf Magic now in charge after not as easy as 10 years ago Kupchak fired PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. starts. age more than 300 yards off the LOS ANGELES (AP) — Magic (AP) — Imagine the best players Still to be considered are tee at Riviera in the cool Pacific Johnson is leading the Los in golf competing at the British Open champion Henrik air and soggy turf. He knew Angeles Lakers again after a absolute top of their games. Stenson and four-time major where it was going, too, which major shake-up of the struggling Who’s the toughest to beat? champion Rory McIlroy, neither is always a good combination. franchise’s front office. World ranking computations of whom has played as much He didn’t putt his best, but he Lakers owner Jeanie Buss aside, who’s the real No. 1? this early in the year. didn’t need to. fired general manager Mitch That question was a lot easier Padraig Harrington contem- It was a lot like Day during Kupchak on Tuesday and put 10 years ago. plated the question when he that amazing run he had, par- Johnson in charge of basketball The evidence was the record finished up at Riviera. He ticularly at Whistling Straits in operations. Jeanie Buss also that Tiger Woods compiled, believes the answer lies 2015 when he won the PGA removed her brother, Jim, from whether it was his 79 victories between the ears. He also Championship. It wasn’t much his job as the Lakers’ executive in 17 full years on the PGA believes that’s difficult for any different from watching McIlroy vice president of basketball oper- Tour, the 10 tournaments he of those six players — and the in full balance with his swing, ations. won by at least eight shots or list only figures to get longer — like at Royal Liverpool when he Jim Buss retains his owner- the two times he spent more because they’re too busy look- went wire-to-wire to capture the ship stake in the team, but than five straight years at No. ing around at everyone else. 2014 British Open. Jeanie Buss has final say under 1. “When you have one player Spieth is not as long off the the structure set up by their late The answer is a lot more dif- who knows his ‘A’ game is bet- tee and occasionally will get left father, Jerry Buss. She used it to ficult now, and it could take ter than anyone else’s, he’s able out of these conversations, chart a new course for the years to sort out. to play within himself and win,” which is a mistake. Lakers, who are mired in the Jason Day has not won since Harrington said. “Whereas “It’s hard to go against worst four-year stretch in the May and still held the No. 1 when you have half a dozen Jordan Spieth,” Ernie Els said 16-time NBA champion fran- ranking for 47 consecutive guys capable of playing like Tuesday. “My God, he’s got that chise’s glorious history. weeks. In this culture of short that, it makes them all look extra doggedness in him.” Just 19 days after Johnson attention spans, it’s easy to for- over their shoulder. ... All of a Els said it was important to returned to the Lakers in an get that he won seven times in sudden you’re turning up be accurate off the tee. He list- executive role, Jeanie Buss pro- 17 tournaments and at times thinking, ‘I’ve got to play great ed Johnson. And then Day. And moted the Hall of Fame point looked unbeatable doing it. to win this week.’ Maybe Dustin then McIlroy. And then the rest guard to have the final say on The new No. 1 is Dustin — at this stage — could be of them. basketball decisions. Johnson is Johnson, whose five-shot victo- thinking, ‘I’ve just got to turn And then he laughed, and he the Lakers’ new president of bas- ketball operations, reporting ry at Riviera was his fourth up and play and I’m a winner.’ kept going. AP photo since June, all against the That’s a lovely place to be. And “They all have good short JordAn SPieth follows his shot from the fairway on the eighth directly to Jeanie Buss, although strongest fields. that’s where Tiger was. games. They all can putt. They hole during the second round of the Genesis Open at Riviera Country the team also plans to hire a new general manager. But just a week earlier, warn- “Tiger knew his ‘B’ game was all have a bit of experience Club, in the Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles. ing shots were sounded that good enough, and that made now,” Els said. “At the end of “I took these actions today to this could be a big year for him play even better,” he said. the day, it comes down to achieve one goal: Everyone asso- Jordan Spieth. The way he “The place you want to be is hunger.” And there are still four year. That’s what winning two ciated with the Lakers will now struck the ball at Pebble Beach, believing your game is a win- It’s not an issue this week. majors, which will go a long majors can do. be pulling in the same direction, the way he always putts, per- ning game. It’s hard to believe The top six players in the world way toward some separation. Golf hasn’t had a truly domi- the direction established by haps he would be headed for that now. If Jason Day turns — all of them can reach No. 1 At least this year. nant player for more than one Earvin and myself,” Jeanie Buss another year like 2015 when he up, if Jordan Spieth turns up, by the end of the month — are McIlroy was nowhere near year since Woods. Finding one said in a statement. “We are won two majors and had a Dustin, Rory, Henrik. If any of not playing the Honda Classic. No. 1 going into 2014 and no now will take time. determined to get back to com- peting to win NBA champi- chance to win them all. these guys turn up and hit All of them will be in Mexico one was close to him at the end “I can’t wait for the next 10 onships again.” The week before that, Hideki form, they all look unbeatable.” City next week for the first of the year. Spieth was nowhere years to watch this,” Els said. “I Jeanie Buss made the Matsuyama won for the fifth Johnson’s power is such that World Golf Championships near McIlroy going into 2015 think it’s going to be fascinat- extraordinary moves two days time worldwide in his last nine he was the only player to aver- event. and was No. 1 by the end of the ing.” before the trade deadline. The Lakers have the NBA’s third- worst record at 19-39 this sea- son, plummeting out of con- Championship tention after an encouraging 10- 10 start under new coach Luke From Page 11 Walton, who got a strong vote of confidence. all named to the All-Tournament to hit shots and get stops, finished with two steals and four 15) this Saturday at 7 p.m. championship,” the 10th year Jeanie Buss said she “took a team for Cleveland, which land- because East Hamilton is a assists to help the champi- Cleveland will host Warren head coach said. “Now, we are series of actions I believe will ed its fourth largest margin of strong team.” onship effort. County (15-15) in the Region 3- playing must win games. We return the Lakers to the heights victory against a district oppo- The district’s top long-range “We played really well defen- AAA quarterfinals at Raider just have to take it possession Dr. Jerry Buss demanded and nent this season. rain maker in Davis made his sively tonight and used our Arena this Saturday at 7 p.m. by possession from here on our fans rightly expect. Our Despite picking up three fouls 87th three of the season to give length,” coach McCowan said. “Tonight was not so much out.” search for a new general manag- by the 2:06 mark in the second Cleveland a 48-25 lead with just “We had some kids like about revenge,” Wykle said. “We diStriCt 5-AAA er to work with Earvin and coach BoYS ChAMPionShiP GAMe Luke Walton is well underway, quarter, as 12 team fouls were under three minutes left in the Norrance, Taye, Jacobi and just wanted to come out here BLUe rAiderS 77, hUrriCAneS 47 East Hamilton 7 14 8 18 — 47 and we hope to announce a new called on both teams in the first third quarter. He finished with Kregg all come in and play big and get the win, so we could Cleveland 12 19 22 24 — 77 general manager in short order. east hamilton (47) — Cam Montgomery 10, Hughley 9, half, Curry scored 17 points to nine points. minutes. I was glad to see host the region at home. It is a Dozier 8, Wilson 6, Williams 4, Randolph 2, Pasley 1, Together, Earvin, Luke and our help build a 31-21 halftime lead. Ware scored six of his 14 Romeo get honored too because great way to break in our new Wingard, Hodges. Cleveland (77) — KK Curry 29, Dionte Ware 14, Davis 9, new general manager will estab- Wykle impressed in a 14-2 points in the fourth quarter, he works his guts out and is arena. I hope we have even bet- Berry 6, K. Ware 5, Cobb 5, Wood 4, Bradford, Williams, lish the foundation for the next Patterson, Black. run to begin the second half for while Curry added eight along one of many to do the dirty ter games to come.” 3-point goals — East Hamilton 5 (Montgomery 2, generation of Los Angeles Lakers the Blue Raiders (24-3), as the with a ferocious two-handed work.” On a night when Cleveland Hughley, Fager, Wilson); Cleveland 5 (K. Ware, Cobb, greatness.” Curry, Davis, Wykle). left-handed shooter connected slam to lead 72-44 with 2:24 left East Hamilton fell to 21-10 on was able to celebrate all its Free throws — East Hamilton 10 of 14; Cleveland 12 of Kupchak had been the Lakers’ on a deep three and hauled in in regulation. the season and only had one accomplishments in district play 20. GM since 2000, studying under records: East Hamilton 21-10; Cleveland 24-3. his team’s fourth offensive The Blue Raiders bench scorer in double figures, as Cam this season, McCowan found joy All-tournament team Jerry West and eventually suc- Bradley Central — Cole Copeland, ty Beavers; ceeding him. Kupchak had been rebound of a possession for a added 20 points, with senior Montgomery scored 10 and in seeing his team celebrate Cleveland — romeo Wykle, dionte Ware, deontae put back. Kregg Ware and junior Taye Vandrele Wilson led bench scor- together even if there is more davis, KK Curry; East Hamilton — Noah Fager, Justin in the Lakers’ front office for 30 Dozier, Cameron Montgomery; McMinn County — Andre “During our big run to start Cobb each scoring five points ers with seven. The Hurricanes postseason action to come. Smith; Ooltewah — Cam Chambers; Soddy-Daisy — years, including the last 17 as Hunter Burke; Walker Valley — Bryce nunnelly, Cooper general manager — the longest the second half I just wanted to and making a three in the final will take on Stone Memorial (14- “All of the guys deserved this Melton. keep pushing even though we quarter. Sophomore Norrance current stretch running a front were up by a lot,” said Wykle, Berry finished with six points office in the NBA. Jim Buss had been in the who will celebrate his birthday and freshman point guard Lakers’ front office for 19 years, today. “I always want to help Jacobi Wood had four. Melton including 12 in charge of basket- this team get a win any way I Bradford, a junior point guard ball operations alongside can. I knew we had to continue selected to the all-district team, From Page 11 Kupchak. The former horse trainer had final say on basket- The three-time district player of the year “Whether it’s a rivalry win or against anyone ball decisions in recent years. returned the previous favor with a dish to Clark else, this will give us confidence going forward,” But the Lakers have steadily Cougars for a driving layup to reclaim a double digit lead at Williams said. “They had our number this year, so declined from the heights of 56-46 with 5:05 left in regulation. it was nice to get that one.” back-to-back championships in From Page 11 Walker Valley fought back into contention with a Walker Valley will travel and play Cookeville in 2009 and 2010. They are mired Dakota Murphy 3-pointer, a Bryce Nunnelly “and-1,” the Region 3-AAA tournament this Saturday at 8 in the worst four-year stretch in were down 5-0 after three thanks to a wild pitch. Billy a Melton layup set up by an offensive rebound by p.m. franchise history, missing the innings. We managed to get it to Brand was brought in next by a Zach Eslinger and a layup soon after from Eslinger “This win will give us a spark and give us some playoffs in three consecutive 5-4 and had chances to win the sac fly from Hagan Kennedy. to cut its deficit to 57-55 with 3:21 remaining. confidence going forward,” Melton said. “We want- years with their three worst game late,” Cleveland State head Cleveland State’s final run Using his outstanding vertical leaping ability, ed to end the district tournament with a big win. records ever. coach Mike Policastro said. was scored by Brett Browning, Melton landed four of his six offensive rebounds We knew we could not afford to lose a second dis- After an extraordinary trade “Our bullpen did a really good scoring on McDermott’s single. as the future University of Tennessee walk-on trict game heading into the region tournament.” for Pau Gasol propelled the job of keeping Gordon from McDermott finished the game wide receiver scored nine points within the final Copeland led all scoring for Bradley with 18 Lakers to three straight NBA scoring the rest of the game. with two RBIs and was 2 for 4 at 3:30. His second-effort helped land a 59-57 lead points, while Clark had a season-high 12 points. Finals appearances, Kupchak Hopefully we learned from this the plate. with 1:35 remaining, WV’s first lead since Murphy Ty Beavers added 11. Copeland and Beavers were and Jim Buss made a series of and look forward to playing Grant Crosby took the loss at knocked down his first triple for a 5-3 lead two both all-tournament selections. high-profile personnel moves Chattanooga on Saturday in a the mound, giving up four hits minutes after tipoff. The Bears will travel to face White County this that didn’t pan out. non-conference double header.” and three runs in two innings. Melton’s one-handed tip-in off a missed free Saturday at 8 p.m. It’s a matchup with a team They made a pricey trade for Sean McDermott started off Corey Linz handled five innings, throw with 27 seconds left gave the Mustangs a they ended a perfect season for last time in the Dwight Howard, who fled the the Cougars’ at bat in the bot- where he struck out 13 Gordon 62-57 lead they would not relinquish. region tournament. franchise after one year, and MUStAnGS 64, BeArS 59 tom of the fourth with a home State batters, gave up four hits Nunnelly finished with 14 points and six Walker Valley 16 10 13 25 — 64 another deal for Steve Nash, who run. Chase Fullington received a and two runs. assists, while Gibson also had 14 and six Bradley Central 16 18 17 8 — 59 barely played thanks to back Walker Valley (64): Cooper Melton 18, Bryce Nunnelly 14, Kolten Gibson 14, Murphy 7, free pass to first base and then The Cougars play at rebounds. Zeke Westfield added six points and Westfield 6, Eslinger 3, Duke 2, Johnson, Munck. woes. The Lakers are still feeling Bradley Central (59): Cole Copeland 18, Saylor Clark 12, Ty Beavers 11, Lameric Tucker three batters later, made it home Chattanooga State Saturday, at eight rebounds. WV made 25 of 54 field goal 10, Brown 6, Elrod 2, Duggan. the effects of that deal, which for the team’s second run noon and 2 p.m. attempts, while BC shot 20 of 47. 3-point goals: Walker Valley 6 (Gibson 2, Nunnelly 2, Murphy 2); Bradley Central 6 will cost them their first-round (Copeland 2, Tucker 2, Clark, Beavers). Nunnelly and Melton were both selected to the Free throws: Walker Valley 8 of 18; Bradley Central 13 of 15. pick this summer if it isn’t in the all-tournament team. records: Walker Valley 18-11; Bradley Central 18-10. top three. The Lakers finished 17-65 last season, a franchise low in the Mossburg last year of Kobe Bryant’s two- decade run with the franchise. From Page 11 Schwarber Johnson’s return made Jim From Page 12 Buss’ departure seem quite like- opening pitch at Olympic Field and the final game of the three-game ly, particularly given Jim Buss’ series is slated for a 1 p.m. start on Sunday Schwarber played in 78 games anything to jeopardize the and the injury.” vow several years ago to leave the The Mountain Lions put two runs on the board in the seventh after his callup in 2015 and just length and impact of his Cubs manager Joe Maddon franchise if they weren’t in con- inning. Royce Woolfolk and Luke Miller picked up the RBI. Lee pitch- seven last year after the injury career.” plans to get him some time tention for a Western Conference ing dominated Young Harris the remainder of the afternoon. The and surprise return for the The plan is to have Schwarber behind the plate, but it is clear title by this year or next. Flames tallied three unearned runs in the top of the ninth. Miguel World Series, where he went 7 catch once or twice a week this the Cubs are focusing on what But Jeanie Buss still picked a Pimentel, Nate Wierzgac and Zyburt scored what turned out to be for 20 and help Chicago beat spring training. He got that he can do in the batter’s box. dramatic way to end this family the final tallies. Cleveland for its first champi- chance on Thursday, using a “The main thing is to have business’ years of tradition. Lee used five pitchers. Wes Albert started and hurled 2.2 innings, onship since 1908. catching style reminiscent of him in the lineup,” Maddon Johnson has never been a allowing two hits but posting five impressive strikeouts. Corbin “We’re not going to give him Tony Pena’s with his left leg said. “He’s a young man with decision-making NBA executive, Lamb (3-0) pitched 2.1 innings and picked up the victory. He had too much,” Cubs president of extended. many more years to come.” but he has been a successful two strikeouts and walked one. Christian Bokich got the call for 1.1 baseball operations Theo Schwarber said he used it last ST. LOUIS (AP) — Rick Ankiel businessman and investor since innings. He surrendered two hits, one earned run, walked two and Epstein said of Schwarber’s spring, but with his right leg says he drank vodka before his his playing career ended. He also struck out two. Michael Ray followed with 1.2 innings. He gave up time behind the plate. “His extended. Schwarber tore two first two starts in 2001 to quell briefly coached the Lakers, but three hits, fanned two and walked one. Winston Whitener pitched future is too valuable. We want left knee ligaments in a collision anxiety after throwing five wild dropped his ceremonial title as a the ninth. He struck out one and walked one. him to have the longest possi- with Dexter Fowler in Chicago’s pitches in one inning during the team vice president last June The Mountain Lions posted a total of eight hits. Zach Odom had a ble career. He makes such a third game last season. previous season’s playoffs. after his frequent public criti- pair of hits, while Cory Ewald and Tyler Washington had hits and great impact on us with his bat “Obviously, I want to do Ankiel detailed his experience cisms of Jim Buss and former scored a run. Eight Young Harris hurlers worked. McLain Harris was — and with the person that he more,” Schwarber said. “But you during an interview with 590 The coaches. He also sold his owner- the starting and losing pitcher. is — that we don’t want to do got to take it slow with the knee Fan on Monday. ship stake in 2010. 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Legislature names university governing boards in state

By STATE REP. KEVIN BROOKS new boards will have the authority to unclaimed property does not include McGauran as Tennessee State 24th Legislative District appoint campus presidents, manage real estate or physical items. Architect. With the appointment, and university budgets and set tuition, and The Treasury Department credits McGauran becomes the first woman to STATE REP. DAN HOWELL guide other operational tasks of the the large increase in returned property serve the state in this capacity since 22nd Legislative District universities they oversee. in 2016 to the department’s website: the position was first created in 1955. Tennessee Treasury ClaimItTn.gov. This searchable online McGauran is a senior architect with returns record amount database contains all unclaimed prop- more than 25 years of architectural Last week in Nashville, the of unclaimed property erty in Tennessee dating back to the and project management experience. Legislature moved forward with the The Tennessee Treasury Department beginning of the program. Since 2014, she has worked at the confirmation of 48 appointments to returned a record amount of You can visit www.ClaimItTn.gov to Tennessee Department of General Tennessee’s new university governing unclaimed property in 2016 to search for your name, and can file Services, most recently serving as the boards, giving the higher education Brooks Howell Tennesseans across the state, marking your claim through the website. The executive director of Business institutions involved increased autono- education structure in place at that a 28 percent increase over the prior department recommends searching for Operations. McGauran has substantial my to support student success as the point was organized appropriately to year. In total, 41,827 claims were common misspellings of your name experience as an architect in the pri- state continues its Drive to 55 initia- meet today’s changing education envi- processed in 2016, totaling more than and addresses as well. vate sector, including with Vanderbilt tive. ronment — including a 10 percent $34 million with an average claim There is no expiration date for Medical Center, where she worked as Drive to 55 is the state initiative increase in overall first-time freshman amount of $817. unclaimed property in Tennessee and a project manager and in other capaci- with a goal of getting 55 percent of enrollment at Tennessee universities Unclaimed property is money that it is held by the state until claimed by ties. Tennesseans equipped with a college and a nearly 25 percent increase in has been turned over to the state by its rightful owner. The state architect and staff serve as degree or certificate by the year 2025 first-time freshman enrollment at state businesses and organizations that These unclaimed property services support for the functions of the State to meet the demands of the 21st cen- community colleges last year alone. cannot locate their original owners. are offered by the Treasury Building Commission, and also provide tury job market. With 46 institutions under its belt to Each year, millions of missing dollars Department free of charge and no fees oversight for all capital projects and The 48 appointments include the look after, proponents agreed it was are returned with the assistance of the are associated with processing a claim. real estate transactions that are under governing boards of Austin Peay State difficult for the Board of Regents to Tennessee Treasury Department help- Once a claim is received, the Treasury authority of the State Building University, East Tennessee State meet all of the diverse challenges of ing get that money back to original verifies the funds are going to the cor- Commission. University, Middle Tennessee State today’s educational system. owners. rect person, with many claims being The motion to appoint McGauran as University, Tennessee State University, With the FOCUS Act, the massive And, while $34 million was returned returned within two weeks of being state architect was made by House Tennessee Technological University, 46-institution conglomerate under the during 2016, there is currently $789.2 submitted. Speaker Beth Harwell who currently and the University of Memphis. The Board of Regents was shifted and local million of money and property still For those without internet access, serves as the first female Speaker of boards are the result of the Focus On governing boards were created, allow- waiting to be claimed. the Unclaimed Property Division can the House in Tennessee history. College And University Success Act, ing community colleges the ability to Types of unclaimed funds held by be contacted by phone at 615-741- ——— which was passed by the General focus at a system level, while giving the Treasury include stocks, bonds, 6499. (About the writers: State Rep. Kevin Assembly in 2016. the state’s four-year universities the gift certificates, checks, unclaimed Tennessee names first Brooks, R-Cleveland, represents the Prior to the passage of the FOCUS benefit of greater overall autonomy wages, refunds from utility and other female state architect 24th Legislative District, and state Rep. Act, many education experts raised and decision-making. companies, and life insurance annu- The State Building Commission has Dan Howell represents the 22nd questions as to whether the higher Now that they are appointed, the ities, among others. In Tennessee, voted unanimously to appoint Ann Legislative District.)

DEAR Viewpoint ANNIE Dear Annie: I am 13 years old, and I have a problem that I am too embarrassed to talk about with anyone at home or school. A significant medical My stepbrother is 19 years old, and he enlisted in the Army after he graduated from high school. I advance by Tennova don’t know why I feel this way, but I am scared to death that something bad is going to happen echnology advances aren’t The imaging center, which is to him. Sometimes it keeps me up just limited to computers, located adjacent to the existing at night because I have dreams TTVs and cellphones. Tennova Healthcare facility, will that he is either taken prisoner or Thankfully, they’re just as signifi- provide a variety of services. killed. I was fine when he first cant — and inarguably more According to Rico, it will allow enlisted, but he is now overseas, important — in medical science. medical professionals to do and I am scared all the time. Tennova Healthcare- breast MRIs, MRI breast biop- I have never been like this Cleveland, the growing medical sies and MRIs of the prostrate. before, and I can’t talk about it because I am afraid people will center on Chambliss Avenue that Plus, the imaging scanner is laugh at me and think I am a serves Bradley County and the larger, meaning the opening is baby. region, has announced such an more spacious and provides “Justin,” my stepbrother, is my advancement. And surely, it is greater comfort to patients who best friend. When I was 8 years the latest in a continuing series struggle with claustrophobia — a old, his dad married my mom. He as the medical facility builds longtime dread by those whose told me that day that I was now upon its presence in a Southeast illnesses require this type of test- his little brother and he will Tennessee region that is beam- ing. TODAY IN HISTORY always be there for me. Nobody ing with advancements in med- The imaging center is also ever had a better big brother. I ical technology. adding another feature that love him and look up to him as (AP) — Today is Wednesday, York, as the United States an official $1.9 billion request to my role model. I have learned a We refer to the hospital’s should never be underestimated: Feb. 22, the 53rd day of 2017. Olympic hockey team upset the combat the spread of the Zika lot from him over the years, and I recent unveiling of a new state- convenience. There are 312 days left in the Soviets, 4-3. (The U.S. team virus in Latin America and the miss him so much. of-the-art imaging center valued “We are going to be able to do year. went on to win the gold medal.) U.S. (Congress passed a $1.1 What can I do to stop expecting at $2 million. patients until 10 p.m.,” Rico told Today’s Highlight in In 1987, pop artist Andy billion package in Sept. 2016.) something bad to happen? — And that’s just the financial our newspaper. “Anyone who History: Warhol died at a New York City The City Council of Charlotte, Scared and Worried value. would prefer to come in after On Feb. 22, 1732, the first hospital at age 58; talk-show North Carolina, voted 7-4 to Dear Scared: Justin sounds Of greatest importance is the work, this will make it a lot easier president of the United States, host David Susskind was found pass a new law allowing trans- like a true American hero and an value to the families, and the for them.” George Washington, was born in dead in his Manhattan hotel gender people to choose public amazing brother. It is under- health, of Cleveland and Bradley Rico himself, the Tennova Westmoreland County in the suite; he was 66. bathrooms that corresponded to standable how his Army service County residents — and those Healthcare professional respon- Virginia Colony. In 1997, scientists in Scotland their gender identity. Country overseas causes you to worry. To On this date: announced they had succeeded singer Sonny James, 87, died in calm your fears, try to keep in within our community’s immedi- sible for the imaging center’s In 1862, Jefferson Davis, in cloning an adult mammal, Nashville. British cinematogra- touch with him as much as you ate surround — who undoubted- operation, admitted he, too, already the provisional president producing a lamb named pher Douglas Slocombe, 103, can. Skype and FaceTime are ly will benefit from this life- struggles with claustrophobia. of the Confederacy, was inaugu- “Dolly.” (Dolly, however, was died in London. The Lady Vols’ great. If you can’t do video chats, changing advance. “... This new MRI is so big I rated for a six-year term follow- later put down after a short life streak of 565 consecutive weeks write to him often via email or Not only does the new imag- can go into it and can actually ing his election in Nov. 1861. marred by premature aging and in The Associated Press women’s good old-fashioned postcards. ing center offer the latest in mag- raise my arms over my head, In 1892, “Lady Windermere’s disease.) basketball poll ended as It would really help if you netic resonance imaging oppor- once inside,” he stressed. Fan” by Oscar Wilde was first Ten years ago: Britain’s Tennessee fell out of the Top 25. shared your fears with your par- tunities, the impressive MRI And, there’s more. performed at London’s St. Ministry of Defense announced Today’s Birthdays: Actor ents. I promise they won’t think scanner is bigger, more conven- Older MRI models required 45 James’ Theater. that Prince Harry, a second lieu- Paul Dooley is 89. Actor James you are a baby. In fact, they will ient and far more versatile, in minutes to more than an hour to In 1909, the Great White tenant in the British army, Hong is 88. Movie director probably think you are very Fleet, a naval task force sent on would be deployed to Iraq (offi- Jonathan Demme is 73. Actor mature for being able to express conceivably every way. complete the testing required on a round-the-world voyage by cials later reversed the decision John Ashton is 69. Actress your feelings and worries. My bet The doctors and technologists an average patient. This new President Theodore Roosevelt, because of insurgent threats; Miou-Miou is 67. Actress Julie is that they share some of the who use it are the first to agree. version? Many scans can be returned after more than a year Harry later served two tours of Walters is 67. Basketball Hall of same feelings, and you could all “The MRI we have is so much completed in 15 to 20 minutes. at sea. duty in Afghanistan). The U.N. Famer Julius Erving is 67. be helping one another. better than what we have had Rico then stated the obvious, In 1924, President Calvin nuclear watchdog agency said Actress Ellen Greene is 66. When the bad thoughts come before,” said Dr. Shannon Rico, a declaration on which any Coolidge delivered the first radio Iran had ignored a Security Former Sen. Bill Frist, R-Tenn., in your head, try to say, “Stop.” M.D., a 20-plus year veteran of patient would agree who has broadcast from the White House Council ultimatum to freeze ura- is 65. Former White House Notice them in your mind and medical imaging science who ever endured a traditional MRI as he addressed the country nium enrichment, and instead adviser David Axelrod is 62. think about something peaceful came to Cleveland six months scan: “... We are very excited to over 42 stations. expanded its program by setting Actor Kyle MacLachlan is 58. that you enjoy. ago from Baptist Hospital in be able to offer these new serv- In 1935, it became illegal for up hundreds of centrifuges. World Golf Hall of Famer Vijay What your stepbrother is doing airplanes to fly over the White Five years ago: Mitt Romney Singh is 54. Actress-comedian is incredibly courageous, and I Memphis. ices and hours.” House. and Rick Santorum swapped Rachel Dratch is 51. Actor Paul know you have the bravery inside Rico became a Cleveland So are we. In 1940, the 14th Dalai Lama, accusations about health care, Lieberstein is 50. you to fight your fears. newcomer in order to take the Coleman Foss, longtime CEO Tenzin Gyatso, was enthroned at spending earmarks and federal reins of Tennova’s newest invest- of the Cleveland medical center, age four in Lhasa, Tibet. bailouts in the 20th debate of ment in public health. We wel- described the new imaging cen- In 1959, the inaugural the roller-coaster race for the come his arrival, just as we do ter as Tennova’s “... huge invest- Daytona 500 race was held; Republican presidential nomina- Cleveland Daily Banner the medical center’s imaging ment in the community.” although Johnny Beauchamp tion, held in Mesa, Arizona. Two – – center which is earning the It is a huge investment, and was initially declared the win- Marine Corps helicopters collid- Established in 1854 ner, the victory was later award- ed over a remote section of the praise of medical professionals we thank Tennova administrators EDITOR AND PUBLISHER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR — and clients — from throughout — and the Tennova board — for ed to Lee Petty. California desert during a night- In 1967, more than 25,000 time exercise, killing seven Ralph Baldwin Herb Lacy the region, both in and outside taking the steps necessary to U.S. and South Vietnamese Marines. A jury in Tennessee. further modernize the medical troops launched Operation Charlottesville, Virginia, found GENERAL MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR Using a term to describe the services now available to the Junction City, aimed at smash- University of Virginia lacrosse Joyce Taylor Richard Roberts new MRI scanner that we non- Bradley County, and surround- ing a Vietcong stronghold near player George W. Huguely V (the medical professionals can best ing, region. the Cambodian border. Fifth) guilty of second-degree understand, Rico labeled it the “For us to bring this level of (Although the communists were murder in the death of his ex- ASSOCIATE EDITOR ADVERTISING DIRECTOR “tops” among that type of equip- technology to Cleveland and driven out, they later returned.) girlfriend and lacrosse player Rick Norton Jack Bennett ment. Bradley County is exciting,” Foss In 1974, Pakistan officially Yeardley Love in May 2010 Others agree. told our newspaper. “Some of recognized Bangladesh (formerly (Huguely was sentenced to 23 ASSOCIATE EDITOR RETAIL SALES MANAGER “We have radiologists that this technology is the first of its East Pakistan). years in prison). Gwen Swiger Sheena Meyer In 1980, the “Miracle on Ice” One year ago: President come here out of Knoxville and kind in the area. It’s a huge step took place in Lake Placid, New Barack Obama sent lawmakers they have actually told me the forward for us, but that just LIFESTYLES EDITOR PRESS SUPERVISOR images we are producing here exemplifies how much this hospi- (EDITOR’S NOTE: The Banner welcomes letters to the editor. William Wright Richard Yarber are better than what they are tal has grown over the last few The guidelines call for letters to be in good taste and no more seeing in Knoxville and the larg- years.” than 300 words. Some minor editing, not affecting the meaning, er cities,” Rico told Cleveland Not only do we congratulate 423-472-5041 may be required. All letters must include the author’s signature, Daily Banner staff writer Brian Tennova Healthcare on this Telephone address and a telephone number for confirmation. Since letters Graves. advance, we offer our thanks. must have a signature, they cannot be emailed. Letters reflect 423-614-6529 423-476-1046 Of the new MRI’s greatest Medical science is a blessing the opinion of the writer. Letters may be sent to Letters to the Newsroom Fax Office & Advertising Fax benefit to local residents, Rico to us all. Editor, Cleveland Daily Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN stressed, “... It’s right here in And Tennova’s new imaging 37320-3600.) 1505 25th Street N.W. - Cleveland, TN 37311 • P.O. Box 3600 Cleveland, TN 37320 Cleveland.” center is the latest.

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Experi- ExpErIENCEd CArEgIVErs and in gM Tech2, Ford Ids and other ing for qualified applicants. Apply at AM and pM shifts. ence required. Must pass drug test. CNAs who are available to work scan tools preferred. pay based on Cleveland City schools Maintenance weekends and prN opportunities. Apply in person. 3054 Overlook 2nd, 3rd, or weekends. please apply experience. 5 day work week, 7 paid and Transportation, 4300 Mouse $9.50 to $10 based on experience. drive NE, 37312. in person at 60 25th street Nw #3, holidays. Apply in person 7148 High- Creek road, Nw, Cleveland, Ten- Insurance after 60 days, 401K way 411, Benton, TN 37307. nessee, Monday- Friday 7:30am to after 1 year. dELIVEry TrUCK driver positions in Cleveland. Monday- Friday from available: Competitive pay, load pay, 11am-4pm. 5pm. E O E No experience required. dUMpsTErs ANd roll Offs is look- BaseBall and softball Must have reliable transportation extra delivery pay, $500 monthly ing for a roll off truck driver with a FULL TIME medical assistant Officials needed. EArN THOUsANd$ from home. Be safety/ performance bonus, daily op- careful of work-at-home schemes. with a valid driver’s license and Class A CdL. If interested contact us needed for large family practice in Maximum pay. Training pro- active auto insurance. portunities for extra bonus, weekly at 423-472-3463. Cleveland. Looking for a cheerful in- vided. some benefits included. Hidden costs can add up, and re- direct deposit, modern fleet of Cas- quirements may be unrealistic. Must be able to pass drug screening dividual who is a team player! re- Work at your convenience close and national background checks. cadia Tractors. requirements: Class ExpErIENCEd grILL cook sponsibilities include greeting pa- to home. Meeting sunday, Feb- Learn how to avoid work-at-home A CdL, able to operate forklift (will- scams. Call the Federal Trade Com- please visit our web site at: needed. Must be clean, neat, de- tients and obtaining vitals, injections ruary 19th at s Cleveland Com- fhcsllc.com and submit an ing to learn). If interested or for more pendable, and drug free. Apply in etc. Monday- Friday. Email resume munity Center at 2pm or call mission. 1-877-FTC-HELp. A mes- information call 423-338-0583 or sage from Cleveland daily Banner application person. Huddle House Ocoee. to: [email protected] 423-504-3839 for more details. or call Ladonna 423-744-4674 931-409-1015. Office hours: Mon- and the FTC. Or visit our web site at day- Friday 7am-4pm. www.ftc.gov for any questions.

leGal PUBlICaTIOn leGal PUBlICaTIOn sUBsTITUTe TRUsTee's nOTICe OF sale nOTICe OF FOReClOsURe sale The following vehicles are being held at 1655 Chippewah, Cleveland TN 37311. Anyone who has proof of ownership default having been made in the terms, conditions, and payments provided in a certain deed of Trust dated AprIL 12, 2011, must reclaim the vehicle within three weeks of this notice. executed by VIrgINIA M wEsTMOrELANd; sHIrLEy COLLINs; BOTH UNMArrIEd, to FMLs, INC., Trustee, of record Owner and or Lien Holder must pay all storage and towing in BOOK 2031, pAgE 619, for the benefit of rEgIONs BANK in the register's Office BrAdLEy County, Tennessee and to charges. Failure of the owner or lien holder to exercise their J. pHILLIp JONEs ANd/Or JEssICA d. BINKLEy, either of whom may act, appointed as substitute Trustee in an instru- rights to reclaim the vehicle within the time provided shall be ment of record in the register's Office for BrAdLEy County, Tennessee, to secure the indebtedness described, the entire in- deemed a waiver of all rights, title and interest in the vehicle debtedness having been declared due and payable by rEgIONs BANK, being the present owner/holder or authorized and consent to sale of the vehicle at public auction. agent, designee or servicer of the holder/owner of said indebtedness, has requested foreclosure proceedings to be instituted; 2003 Honda Accord Blue 1HgCM82603A016507 and as provided in said deed of Trust, I, J. pHILLIp JONEs/JEssICA d. BINKLEy, will by virtue of the power and authority 2004 Cadillac silver sUV 1gyEE63A340189869 vested in me as substitute Trustee, on MONdAy, MArCH 27, 2017 AT 11:00 A.M. (LOCAL TIME) AT THE FrONT (EAsT) 2004 Ford F-250 4x4 white 1FTNxZ1p24EB86884 dOOr OF THE BrAdLEy COUNTy COUrTHOUsE IN CLEVELANd, BrAdLEy COUNTy, TENNEssEE, sell to the high- February 15, 22, 2017 est bidder for cash, free from the equity of redemption, homestead, and dower, and all other exemptions which are expressly waived, and subject to any unpaid taxes, if any, the following described property in BrAdLEy County, Tennessee, to wit: leGal PUBlICaTIOn ReTaIl lIQUOR lICense nOTICe prOpErTy LOCATEd IN THE COUNTy OF BrAdLEy, TENNEssEE: Take notice that KEITH & sUZANNE AKINs, p. O. BOx 647 TrACT ONE: BENTON, TN 37307 has applied to CITy OF BENTON for a certificate of compliance and has or will apply to the Tennes- sITUATEd IN THE FIrsT CIVIL dIsTrICT OF BrAdLEy COUNTy, TENNEssEE, TO-wIT: see Alcoholic Beverage Commission at Nashville for a retail liquor license for a store to be named rIVErsIdE spIrITs BEgINNINg AT A pOINT MArKINg THE MOsT NOrTHErLy COrNEr OF THE TrACT OF LANd HErEIN CONVEyEd, and to be located at 5637 OLd Hwy 411, sUITE B, BEN- sAId pOINT OF BEgINNINg BEINg LOCATEd sOUTH 22 dEgrEEs 51 MIN. wEsT 50 FEET ANd sOUTH 67 dE- TON, TN 37307 and owned by rIVErsIdE spIrITs LLC, grEEs EAsT 412.6 FEET FrOM A CONCrETE pOsT IN THE EAsT rIgHT OF wAy OF sTATE HIgHwAy NO. 60 AT A dErrICK/ dEANA sLOAN, KEITH/ sUZANNE AKINs. All COrNEr wITH NOrMAN VAUgHAN ANd JOHN HANNAH; THENCE sOUTH 67 dEgrEEs EAsT ALONg THE sOUTH- persons wishing to be heard on the certificate of compliance wEsT LINE OF A rOAd rIgHT OF wAy TwO HUNdrEd TEN (210) FEET TO A pOINT, sAId pOINT BEINg LOCATEd may personally or through counsel appear or submit their sOUTH 67 dEgrEEs EAsT 622.6 FEET ANd sOUTH 22 dEgrEEs 51 MINUTEs wEsT 50 FEET FrOM THE ABOVE views in writing at CITy OF BENTON, 6496 Hwy 411, BEN- MENTIONEd CONCrETE pOsT IN THE EAsT rIgHT OF wAy OF sTATE HIgHwAy NO. 60; THENCE sOUTH 22 dE- TON, TN 37307, on MArCH 6 at 6:00pM. The Tennessee grEEs 51 MINUTEs wEsT ALONg A COMMON dIVIdINg LINE wITH THE OTHEr LANds OF VAUgHAN 210 FEET Alcoholic Beverage Commission will consider the application TO A pOINT; THENCE NOrTH 22 dEgrEEs 51 MINUTEs EAsT 210 FEET TO A pOINT, THE pLACE OF BEgINNINg, at a later date to be set by the Tennessee Alcoholic Bever- BEINg 1.01 ACrEs, MOrE Or LEss, As sHOwN By pLAT OF sUrVEy prEpArEd By NEAL sANdErs, dATEd age Commission in Nashville, Tennessee. Interested persons sEpT. 24, 1971, ANd dEsIgNATEd As drAwINg NO. 3147. may personally or through counsel submit their views in writ- ing by the hearing date to be scheduled by the TABC. (rule ALsO CONVEyEd Is A pErpETUAL EAsEMENT FOr rOAd pUrpOsEs OVEr THE FOLLOwINg dEsCrIBEd rIgHT 0100-03-.09, continued) Anyone with questions concerning OF wAy: BEgINNINg AT A CONCrETE pOsT IN THE EAsT rIgHT OF wAy OF sTATE HIgHwAy #60 AT A COrNEr this application or the laws relating to it may call or write the wITH NOrMAN VAUgHAN ANd JOHN HANNAH; THENCE wITH THE sOUTH LINE OF HANNAH, sOUTH 67 dEgrEEs Alcoholic Beverage Commission at 500 JAMEs rOBErT- EAsT 622.6 FEET TO AN IrON pIN COrNEr: THENCE sOUTH 22 dEgrEEs 51 MINUTEs wEsT 50 FEET TO A pOINT sON pKwy, NAsHVILLE, TN 37243, (phone) 614-741-1602. MArKINg A COrNEr wITH THE TrACT OF LANd ABOVE dEsCrIBEd; THENCE NOrTH 67 dEgrEEs wEsT ALONg February 21, 22, 23, 2017 THE NOrTHEAsT LINE OF THE ABOVE dEsCrIBEd prOpErTy 210 FEET TO A pOINT MArKINg THE BEgINNINg pOINT OF THE ABOVE dEsCrIBEd LANd; THENCE NOrTH 67 dEgrEEs wEsT 412.6 FEET TO A pOINT IN THE leGal PUBlICaTIOn EAsT rIgHT OF wAy OF sTATE HIgHwAy #60; THENCE NOrTH 22 dEgrEEs 51 MINUTEs EAsT 50 FEET TO A The Cleveland Board of education is seeking bids pOINT, THE pLACE OF BEgINNINg. THIs A NON-ExCLUsIVE EAsEMENT OVEr THE ABOVE dEsCrIBEd rIgHT OF on the following items: wAy. Janitorial services for Cleveland City schools BEINg THE sAME prOpErTy CONVEyEd TO LONEr B. wEsTMOrELANd ANd wIFE, VIrgINIA wEsTMOrELANd By dEEd FrOM NOrMAN s. VAUgHAN ANd wIFE, ELIZA JANE VAUgHAN, dATEd NOVEMBEr 3, 1971, rECOrdEd Vendors interested in bidding must attend a pre-bid confer- JULy 11, 1972, OF rECOrd IN dEEd BOOK 185, pAgE 95, rEgIsTEr’s OFFICE FOr BrAdLEy COUNTy, TENNEs- ence on March 3, 2017 @ 9:00 a.m. at the Administrative Of- sEE. LONEr B. wEsTMOrELANd Is dECEAsEd ANd THE prOpErTy VEsTEd IN VIrgINIA wEsTMOrELANd As fice located at 4300 Mouse Creek road Nw, Cleveland, TN sUrVIVINg TENANT By THE ENTIrETIEs. 37312. At that time the scope of work will be discussed. Im- mediately following the pre-bid meeting, a district tour of des- TrACT TwO: ignated buildings and grounds will be conducted. specifica- tions will be available to those attending the pre-bid meeting IN THE OLd FIrsT CIVIL dIsTrICT OF BrAdLEy COUNTy, TENNEssEE, TO-wIT: and afterward on the Cleveland City schools website. Bids are to be opened on Friday, March 24, 2017 at 10:00 A TrACT OF LANd CONTAININg 18.09 ACrEs, BOUNdEd ANd dEsCrIBEd As FOLLOws: a.m. in the Administrative Office Building, 4300 Mouse Creek road Nw, Cleveland, TN 37312. BEgINNINg ON THE EAsT LINE OF THE dALTON pIKE AT A COrNEr wITH HANNAH; THENCE ALONg THE EAsT Bids will be awarded accordingly as prescribed by law, LINE OF dALTON pIKE, NOrTH 11 dEgrEEs 57 MINUTEs EAsT sIxTy-FIVE ANd sEVEN-TENTHs (65.7) FEET; which states "Lowest and Best". A supreme Court ruling NOrTH 14 dEgrEEs 45 MINUTEs EAsT TwO HUNdrEd (200) FEET; NOrTH 18 dEgrEEs 43 MINUTEs EAsT TwO states that the discerning of best lies solely on those request- HUNdrEd (200) FEET; NOrTH 21 dEgrEEs 08 MINUTEs EAsT TwO HUNdrEd (200) FEET; NOrTH 22 dEgrEEs ing the bid and not the bidder. The right is also reserved to 30 MINUTEs EAsT, TwO HUNdrEd (200) FEET; NOrTH 22 dEgrEEs 51 MINUTEs EAsT, FIVE HUNdrEd (500) refuse any and all bids. proposals may be held by the school FEET TO THE sOUTH LINE OF A FIFTy (50) FOOT rIgHT OF wAy; THENCE sOUTH 67 dEgrEEs EAsT ALONg THE Board for a period of 14 days from the date of opening for the sOUTH LINE OF THE sAId FIFTy (50) FOOT rIgHT-OF-wAy, FOUr HUNdrEd TwELVE ANd sIx-TENTHs (412.6) purpose of reviewing and investigating qualifications of con- FEET TO A COrNEr wITH A ONE ACrE TrACT; THENCE ALONg THE wEsT LINE OF THE sAId ONE ACrE TrACT, tractors prior to awarding the contract. sOUTH 22 dEgrEEs 51 MINUTEs wEsT TwO HUNdrEd TEN (210) FEET TO A COrNEr; THENCE IN AN EAsT- February 19, 22, 2017 wArd dIrECTION ALONg THE sOUTH LINE OF THE sAId ONE ACrE TrACT, sOUTH 67 dEgrEEs EAsT, TwO HUNdrEd ANd TEN (210) FEET TO A COrNEr IN OTHEr LANds OF grANTOrs; THENCE sOUTH 22 dEgrEEs 51 leGal PUBlICaTIOn MINUTEs wEsT ELEVEN HUNdrEd FOrTy-sEVEN ANd TwO0TENTHs (1147.2) FEET TO A COrNEr IN THE LANds ReTaIl lIQUOR lICense nOTICe OF HANNAH; THENCE NOrTH 67 dEgrEEs 29 MINUTEs wEsT ALONg THE HANNAH LINE, FIVE HUNdrEd sIxTy ANd sIx-TENTHs (560.6) FEET THE BEgINNINg COrNEr. Take notice that dErrICK & dEANA sLOAN, p. O. BOx 101, BENTON, TN 37307 has applied to CITy OF BENTON BEINg THE sAME prOpErTy CONVEyEd TO LONEr B. wEsTMOrELANd By dEEd FrOM NOrMAN s. VAUgHAN for a certificate of compliance and has or will apply to the ANd wIFE, ELIZA JANE VAUgHAN, dATEd NOVEMBEr 24, 1976, rECOrdEd sEpTEMBEr 20, 1977, OF rECOrd IN Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission at Nashville for dEEd BOOK 230, pAgE 289, rEgIsTEr’s OFFICE FOr BrAdLEy COUNTy, TENNEssEE. LONEr B. wEsTMOrE- a retail liquor license for a store to be named rIVErsIdE LANd dIEd INTEsTATE ON Or ABOUT MArCH 20, 2008 ANd By VIrTUE OF AFFIdAVIT OF HEIrsHIp BEINg rE- spIrITs and to be located at 5637 OLd Hwy 411, sUITE B, COrdEd sIMULTANEOUsLy HErEwITH, prOpErTy VEsTEd IN VIrgINIA wEsTMOrELANd ANd sHIrLEy COL- BENTON, TN 37307 and owned by rIVErsIdE spIrITs LINs As sOLE HEIrs AT LAw OF LONEr B. wEsTMOrELANd. LLC, dErrICK/ dEANA sLOAN, KEITH/ sUZANNE AKINs. All persons wishing to be heard on the certificate of compli- sAId LONEr B. wEsTMOrELANd HAVINg sINCE dIEd ON Or ABOUT MArCH 1, 2008 LEAVINg VIrgINIA wEsT- ance may personally or through counsel appear or submit MOrELANd As THE sUrVIVINg spOUsE; sAId VIrgINIA wEsTMOrELANd HAVINg sINCE dIEd ON Or ArOUNd their views in writing at CITy OF BENTON, 6496 Hwy 411, JUNE 15, 2012. BENTON, TN 37307, on MArCH 6 at 6:00pM. The Tennes- see Alcoholic Beverage Commission will consider the appli- sEE AFFIdAVIT OF HEIrsHIp OF rECOrd IN BOOK 2031, pAgE 616, rEgIsTEr’s OFFICE FOr BrAdLEy COUNTy, cation at a later date to be set by the Tennessee Alcoholic TENNEssEE. Beverage Commission in Nashville, Tennessee. Interested persons may personally or through counsel submit their sUBJECT TO UTILITy EAsEMENT OF rECOrd IN BOOK 1149, pAgE 110, rEgIsTEr’s OFFICE FOr BrAdLEy views in writing by the hearing date to be scheduled by the COUNTy, TENNEssEE. TABC. (rule 0100-03-.09, continued) Anyone with questions concerning this application or the laws relating to it may call THIs Is IMprOVEd prOpErTy KNOwN As 7889 dALTON pK sE, CLEVELANd, TN 37323. or write the Alcoholic Beverage Commission at 500 JAMEs rOBErTsON pKwy, NAsHVILLE, TN 37243, (phone) pArCEL Id 103 007.01 000 614-741-1602. February 21, 22, 23, 2017 THE sALE OF THE sUBJECT prOpErTy Is wITHOUT wArrANTy OF ANy KINd, ANd Is FUrTHEr sUBJECT TO THE rIgHT OF ANy TENANT(s) Or OTHEr pArTIEs Or ENTITIEs IN pOssEssION OF THE prOpErTy. ANy rEp- leGal PUBlICaTIOn rEsENTATION CONCErNINg ANy AspECT OF THE sUBJECT prOpErTy By A THIrd pArTy Is NOT THE rEprE- nOTICe OF PUBlIC MeeTInGs sENTATION/rEspONsIBILITy OF TrUsTEE(s)/ sUBsTITUTE TrUsTEE(s) Or THEIr OFFICE. CleVeland URBan aRea MPO THIs sALE Is sUBJECT TO ANy UNpAId TAxEs, IF ANy, ANy prIOr LIENs Or ENCUMBrANCEs LEAsEs, EAsE- MENTs ANd ALL OTHEr MATTErs wHICH TAKE prIOrITy OVEr THE dEEd OF TrUsT UNdEr wHICH THIs FOrECLOsUrE sALE Is CONdUCTEd, INCLUdINg BUT NOT LIMITEd TO THE prIOrITy OF ANy FIxTUrE FILINg. The Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC) of the Cleve- land Urban Area Metropolitan planning Organization (MpO) IF THE U.s. dEpArTMENT OF THE TrEAsUry/ INTErNAL rEVENUE sErVICE, THE sTATE OF TENNEssEE dE- will hold a public meeting on wednesday, March 1, 2017 at pArTMENT OF rEVENUE, Or THE sTATE OF TENNEssEE dEpArTMENT OF LABOr ANd wOrK FOrCE dEVEL- 10:00 A.M., 2nd floor, City Council meeting room of the OpMENT ArE LIsTEd As INTErEsTEd pArTIEs IN THE AdVErTIsEMENT, THEN THE NOTICE OF THIs FOrECLO- Cleveland Municipal Building, 190 Church street NE in sUrE Is BEINg gIVEN TO THEM, ANd THE sALE wILL BE sUBJECT TO ALL AppLICABLE gOVErNMENTAL ENTI- Cleveland. TIEs rIgHT TO rEdEEM THE prOpErTy, ALL As rEQUIrEd By 26 U.s.C. 7425, T.C.A. 67-1-1433, ANd 28 U.s.C. 2410 (C). THE NOTICE rEQUIrEMENTs OF T.C.A. 35-5-101 ET sEQ. HAVE BEEN MET. The Executive Board of the MpO will hold its next public meeting on wednesday, March 1, 2017 at 11:00 A.M., 2nd THE rIgHT Is rEsErVEd TO AdJOUrN THE dAy OF THE sALE TO ANOTHEr dAy, TIME ANd pLACE CErTAIN floor, City Council meeting room of the Cleveland Municipal wITHOUT FUrTHEr pUBLICATION, UpON ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE TIME ANd pLACE FOr THE sALE sET FOrTH Building, located at 190 Church street NE in Cleveland. ABOVE. THE TrUsTEE/sUBsTITUTE TrUsTEE rEsErVEs THE rIgHT TO rEsCINd THE sALE Agenda items for both meetings will include, but not be lim- IF yOU pUrCHAsE A prOpErTy AT THE FOrECLOsUrE sALE, THE ENTIrE pUrCHAsE prICE Is dUE ANd pAy- ited to the following item(s): ABLE AT THE CONCLUsION OF THE AUCTION IN THE FOrM OF A CErTIFIEd/BANK CHECK MAdE pAyABLE TO Or ENdOrsEd TO LAw OFFICE OF J. pHILLIp JONEs. NO pErsONAL CHECKs wILL BE ACCEpTEd. TO THIs ENd, Cleveland Chattanooga Commute Hub CMAQ award and re- yOU MUsT BrINg sUFFICIENT FUNds TO OUTBId THE LENdEr ANd ANy OTHEr BIddErs. INsUFFICIENT FUNds lated 2017-2020 TIp amendment wILL NOT BE ACCEpTEd. AMOUNTs rECEIVEd IN ExCEss OF THE wINNINg BId wILL BE rEFUNdEd TO THE The Cleveland Urban Area MpO is a federally mandated or- sUCCEssFUL pUrCHAsEr AT THE TIME THE FOrECLOsUrE dEEd Is dELIVErEd. ganization responsible for transportation planning and trans- portation resource allocation within the Cleveland Urbanized OTHEr INTErEsTEd pArTIEs: EsTATE/HEIrs OF VIrgINIA wEsTMOrELANd; sHIrLEy COLLINs area. THIs Is AN ATTEMpT TO COLLECT A dEBT ANd ANy INFOrMATION OBTAINEd wILL BE UsEd FOr THAT pUr- Copies of all MpO documents can be viewed at the Cleve- pOsE. land public Library, the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Com- merce, the development and Engineering services Building This is improved property known as 7889 dALTON pK sE, CLEVELANd, TN 37323. (MpO office) at 185 2nd street, N.E., and on the MpO web- site: http://clevelandtn.gov/index.aspx?nid=153 J. pHILLIp JONEs/JEssICA d. BINKLEy sUBsTITUTE TrUsTEE 1800 HAyEs sTrEET The public is invited and encouraged to attend these meet- NAsHVILLE, TN 37203 ings. For more information or to submit comments, please (615) 254-4430 contact MpO Coordinator greg Thomas, phone (423) www.phillipjoneslaw.com F16-1184 479-1913, fax (423) 559-3373, or email gthomas@cleve- February 22.;March 1,8, 2017 landtn.gov. January 30, 2017; February 22, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017—17

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Hours are 423-479-5570. 7:30am-5:30pm Monday- Friday. Slabs, garages, driveways, a/c, carport, huge lot, ready. no travel. responsibilities include sidewalks, etc. pinEwOOd aparTMEnT Homes pets. $750 with $500 deposit. maintaining established accounts Must be able to follow detailed ver- bal and written instructions, have a Free Estimates is now accepting applications for a 2 423-544-9383. plus addition of new clients. attrac- 423-667-3880 bedroom apartment. rent $490, de- tive compensation package in- clean driving record and be able to pass a drug test and criminal back- posit $250. appliances and water MaplETOn FOrEST: One level cludes hourly rate plus commis- 45. vacation rentals furnished. it is clean, safe and quiet home. Great room with vaulted ceil- sion, benefits and bonuses. Typical ground check. Must also be comfort- able working in a fast- paced envi- 2 riVErS caMpinG: rV park, area. 423-593-8010. ing, dining area. 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We offer competitive pay and benefits in a rewarding environment, apply in person to: 3530 Keith Street NW • Cleveland, TN 37312 EOE-M/F/V/D 18—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Police: Suspects in N. Korean death coated hands with poison KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — The two women suspect- ed of fatally poisoning a scion of North Korea’s ruling family were trained to coat their hands with toxic chemicals and then wipe them on his face, police in Malaysia said Wednesday, announcing they were seeking a North Korean diplomat in con- nection with the attack. But the North Korean Embassy ridiculed the police account of Kim Jong Nam’s death at a Malaysian airport, demanding the immediate release of the two “innocent women.” AP photo If the toxins had been on their MAlAysIA's InsPector-generAl of PolIce Khalid Abu hands “then how is it possible Bakar, left, speaks as Selangor Police Chief Abdul Samah Mat lis- AP photo that these female suspects could tens during a press conference at the Bukit Aman national police WIlfredo MendozA, of Boston, left, and Christina Villafranca, of Malden, Mass., right, display still be alive?” demanded a state- headquarters in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Wednesday. placards during a rally called "We Will Persist," on Tuesday in Boston. According to organizers the rally ment from North Korea’s was held to send a message to Republicans in Congress and the administration of President Donald embassy in Kuala Lumpur. whether North Korea’s govern- has said she was tricked into Trump that they will continue to press for immigration rights and continued affordable healthcare cov- Police say the women — one of ment was behind Kim’s death attacking Kim Jong Nam, erage. them Indonesian, the other but added, “What is clear is that believing she was taking part in Vietnamese — washed their those involved are North a comedy prank TV show. While hands soon after poisoning Kim, Koreans.” the North Korean statement the long-estranged half brother He also said a heavily armed also raised this possibility, say- Mexicans weigh the daunting of the North Korean ruler. special police force was ing it could have been done “for Earlier Wednesday, Inspector- deployed to the morgue holding a joke,” Khalid rejected that General of Police Khalid Abu Kim Jong Nam’s body after claim. “This is not just like Bakar told reporters that police detected an attempt to shooting a movie,” he said. prospect of deportee camps authorities are searching for two break into the facility. He One of female suspects, Doan new North Korean suspects, the declined to give details, but Thi Huong, 28, was posting to a MEXICO CITY (AP) — sands, but hundreds of thou- “For this to be politically second secretary of North local media reported that a Facebook page under the name Mexicans fear deportee and sands of foreigners in a border acceptable in Mexico, it would Korea’s embassy in Kuala South Korean cameraman was Ruby Ruby, according to her refugee camps could be popping region already struggling with have to be paid,” said Hope. “No Lumpur and an employee of detained briefly outside the niece, Dinh Thi Quyen. up along their northern border drug gangs and violence. Mexican administration could North Korea’s state-owned air- morgue after he was found Photos on the page show under the Trump administra- “Just look at the case of the accept this kind of thing unless line, Air Koryo. without any identification docu- Huong, who is Vietnamese, tion’s plan to start deporting to Haitians in Tijuana, what were it were accompanied by billions “We hope that the Korean ments. He was released after a wearing a white shirt that Mexico all Latin Americans and they, seven or eight thousand? of dollars.” Embassy will cooperate with us, colleague confirmed his identity. appears to say “LOL,” like the others who entered the U.S. ille- And the situation was just out of Mexico’s government didn’t allow us to interview them and The North Korean Embassy’s one seen on security camera gally through this country. control,” said Alejandro Hope, a formally react to the DHS policy interview them quickly,” he said. statement was aimed at getting video during the attack. Previous U.S. policy called for Mexico City-based security ana- statements. “If not, we will compel them to at least a little of the country’s It shows her posing for selfies only Mexican citizens to be sent lyst. “Now imagine a situation 10 But in a hearing with Mexican come to us.” spin in international coverage of in Kuala Lumpur a few days to Mexico. Migrants known as or 15 times that size. There senators, Mexico’s new ambassa- Police say the substance used the killing. before the incident and last “OTMs” — Other Than Mexicans aren’t enough resources to main- dor to the United States, remains unknown, but it was It questioned the fairness of month in Phnom Penh, — got flown back to their home- tain them.” Geronimo Gutierrez, said, potent enough to kill Kim before the Malaysian investigation, Cambodia. lands. It’s unclear whether the “Obviously, they are a cause for he could even make it to a hos- which it has alleged is based on Her last post was on the Now, under a sweeping rewrite United States has the authority concern for the foreign relations pital. lies and biased presumptions morning of Feb. 11, two days of enforcement policies to force Mexico to accept third- department, for the Mexican gov- Khalid said the women knew and has been tainted by South before the attack, from an area announced Tuesday by the U.S. country nationals. The DHS ernment, and for all Mexicans.” they were handling poisonous Korean influence. near the airport. Department of Homeland memo calls for the department But Gutierrez praised the materials and “were warned to While that approach hasn’t “I want to sleep more but by Security, migrants might be to provide an account of U.S. aid Trump administration’s release take precautions.” Surveillance been particularly persuasive, it your side,” she wrote above a dumped over the border into a to Mexico, a possible signal that of the policies before this week’s video showed both keeping their can create some level of doubt photo showing her with her eyes violence-plagued land where they Trump plans to use that funding visit to Mexico by U.S. Secretary hands away from their bodies over what local authorities have closed. have no ties while their asylum to get Mexico to accept the for- of State Rex Tillerson, calling after the attack, he said, then found and cast doubt on what- Police are looking for seven claims or deportation proceed- eigners. that “a position that is much going to restrooms to wash. ever more concrete links to other North Korean suspects in ings are heard in the United “I hope Mexico has the more straightforward and honor- Those details are not clear in North Korea they may connection with the attack, States. U.S. officials didn’t say courage to say no to this,” able, to make these positions video obtained by media outlets. announce as the investigation including the two announced what Mexico would be expected Murphy said. known beforehand ... so they He said the women had prac- progresses. Wednesday. to do with them. Victor Clark, director of can be discussed.” ticed the attack at two Kuala Police have already arrested The embassy official and the The only consensus so far in Tijuana’s Binational Center for There are precedents in Lumpur malls. four people in connection with airline employee are among Mexico about the new policies of Human Rights, said Mexico can Mexico for refugee camps. “We strongly believe it is a the attack: a Malaysian, a North three North Koreans believed to President Donald Trump is that simply refuse to accept non- In the 1980s and 1990s, planned thing and that they Korean and the two women. The still be at large in Malaysia. the country isn’t remotely pre- Mexican deportees. “They come Mexico took in about 46,000 have been trained,” he told Malaysian was to be freed The four others are believed to pared. through one by one, and when Guatemalans fleeing civil war. reporters. Wednesday on bail, Khalid said. have fled Kuala Lumpur shortly “Not in any way, shape or the Mexican immigration agent With help from the United Khalid couldn’t confirm At least one of the women after the attack. form,” said the Rev. Patrick sees a person who isn’t Mexican, Nations, camps were set up in Murphy, a priest who runs the he tells the ICE agent, ‘I can’t the southern states of Chiapas, Casa del Migrante shelter in the accept this person, he’s not Campeche and Quintana Roo. border city of Tijuana, which Mexican,’ and they return him to When peace accords were currently houses about 55 the United States.” signed in Guatemala in the Haitian immigrants. Hope said the new U.S. policy mid-1990s, almost 43,000 They were part of wave of could create an “explosive situa- refugees and their children Cleveland Daily Banner thousands who swarmed to the tion,” noting that some anti-for- went home, but more than border in the closing months of eigner sentiment already exists 30,000 Guatemalans and their the Obama administration in in Mexico’s northern border children born in Mexico decided hopes of getting asylum in the region and that Central to stay. U.S. American migrants have been The same thing could happen Tijuana was overwhelmed, and recruited, sometimes by force, with any migrants housed in while the government did little, a into drug gangs like the Zetas Mexico. string of private Christian and the Gulf cartel. Haitians streamed into groups pitched in to open shel- The United States could pay to Tijuana last year to seek asylum ters with improvised bedding, build the needed facilities. There in the U.S., but since January tents and sanitary facilities. would be precedents for such a they have stopped applying after Donated food kept the Haitians deal. Turkey has agreed to house hearing that other Haitians’ going. Syrian refugees headed for the requests were being denied and Mexicans quake at the European Union in exchange for U.S. authorities were sending thought of handling not thou- at least $3 billion in aid. them back to Haiti.

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William Wright Wednesday Lifestyles Editor February 22, Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 [email protected] Lifestyles 2017

Blending coffee with good company How Zach Bailey and Caleb Detweiler add a flavor of friendship to their service

By WILLIAM WRIGHT Banner photo, WILLIAM WRIGHT Lifestyles Editor ASPIRING coffee connoisseurs Caleb Zach Bailey and Caleb Detweiler, left, and Detweiler became friends while Zach Bailey, right, are volunteering with the Westmore adding a touch of fel- Church of God’s Element youth lowship to their blend- group in Cleveland. Now they live together and work together at ed beverages for cus- Inman Coffee’s second location tomers who enjoy a lit- inside Bradley Square Mall. tle association and “When my girlfriend left for encouragement with England, she said you need to be their coffee, at Inman friends with Zach,” Detweiler Coffee inside Bradley said. He took her advice and the Square Mall. Bailey two have blended into a whole- and Detweiler are best some fellowship that is every bit friends who share an as smooth as the coffees they’ve apartment and work blended for their customers at Inman Coffee over the past 18 together. Both say months. they enjoy meeting What makes the job ideal for people while working. both men is the fact that they According to the enjoy meeting people and offer- Specialty Coffee ing words of encouragement to Association of their customers, who share in America, 31 percent of the exchange. Americans say they “This is without a doubt, my drink specialty coffee favorite job that I’ve ever had, daily and 45 percent because of the personal contact I can have with people,” Bailey drink it at least once a explained. “A lot of them come in week. after their daily walk around the mall, sit down with a cup of cof- fee and engage you in a conver- this job that helps people out.” rough day and they try to console having several conversations chance to get ministry experi- having a weird day and sation. We have a lot of regular Detweiler agrees, adding, “I’ve me, which is so considerate with them. They are there for me ence outside the traditional want to talk about it. Sometimes customers and it’s a really cool had a lot of similar experiences because they don’t know my just like I am for them. So, it’s a thought process of ministry somebody will come in who’ve experience to get to them. There’s in getting to know people here. family, they don’t know my life chance to bond with people.” through a church. I can tell when also the social service aspect of They can tell if I’m having a history, but they know me after Bailey interjected, “It’s a good people who normally come in are See COFFEE, Page 20 Tennessee Aquarium opens Lemur Forest exhibit in March

Special to the Banner lemurs. Early in that process, Tennessee Aquarium guests aquarium staff concluded that, have had little cause to look up especially when exhibiting two as they explored beneath the species side by side, it was vital iconic glass peaks of the Ocean to make their habitat as varied and stimulating as possible. Contributed photos Journey building — until now. TENNESSEE AQUARIUM Leading up to the grand In Lemur Forest, the ring- opening of the Lemur Forest tails and red-ruffs can clamber staffer Holly Lutz, left, and exhibit on March 1, anyone to perches more than 30 feet Chelsea Feast, right, posed planning a visit to the build- above the ground, and scamper with ring-tailed lemurs at ing’s top floor will want to start through more than 120 hori- Tennessee Aquarium. In exercising their neck muscles zontal feet of terrain full of ups March, guests will have now. and downs. Part of this habitat some adorable reasons to A four-month renovation has includes an aerial skyway arch- look up and enjoy the Lemur completely transformed the ing just over the entrance to Forest exhibit. Below is a Tropical Cove, transporting the Cove, offering guests an immediate opportunity to actu- close-up of a ring-tailed guests into the spiny forests lemur and a red-ruffed lemur and rainforests of Madagascar. ally see the lemurs. This lush environment soon will “We’ve created a really that will be on display at the echo with the calls, and sway dynamic environment that Tennessee Aquarium. beneath the paws, of seven affords these animals a lot of endangered ring-tailed lemurs choices,” said Davd Collins, the and a pair of critically endan- aquarium’s director of forests gered red-ruffed lemurs. and animal behavior. “The These charismatic, acrobatic exhibit gives us a lot of options primates will be leaping to ensure they remain healthy through an exhibit space and happy.” designed, from the ground up, Beyond being exciting to to take advantage of Ocean watch, lemurs represent an Journey’s most distinctive — important conservation story. and underutilized — feature: its All of the more than 100 known tremendous vertical space. species of lemur are native to Thom Benson, director of Madagascar. Like many islands, external affairs, said, “We know this African nation is a hotspot a large number of Bradley of biodiversity, an environment County residents visit the where three-quarters of the Tennessee Aquarium each year, native plant and animal species many of them are Aquarium can be found nowhere else. members. This is a great time Lemurs are the most endan- to be a member as spring break gered class of mammals on the is right around the corner. In planet. In Madagascar, all addition to the new Lemur lemur populations are declin- Forest exhibit, we have the ing, and more than two-thirds National Geographic exhibit are classified as endangered or Monster Fish to enjoy through critically endangered, according April 15. And, we just launched to the International Union for Dream Big 3D at our IMAX Conservation of Nature. Theater in partnership with That makes ensuring the Wacker. Generous support like health and well-being of captive this partnership helps us populations all the more impor- extend our educational reach.” tant, said Chelsea Feast, a “Dream Big is a great film lemur expert who relocated to for families across the region the aquarium from the because it highlights some of Maryland Zoo in Baltimore. the exciting career paths relat- “They are, from a conserva- ed to engineering. Wacker’s tional standpoint, an animal partnership will provide the that needs attention brought to opportunity for some students it,” she said. from Charleston Elementary, Although lemurs are the Bradley Central High School, exhibit’s namesake, they aren’t Park View Elementary and the only newcomers to Ocean Blythe Bower Elementary to see Journey. The ring-tails, who Dream Big for free.” spend less time in the trees The new Lemur Forest is the than the fruit-loving red-ruffs, end result of 3 1/2 years of will share ground space in research and months of consul- Lemur Forest with several tation with experts at other institutions that care for See LEMUR, Page 20 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Magnolia Garden Club Wright Way Addressing plant and animal adaptations

Special to the Banner Magnolia Garden Club mem- Increase in bullies is bers met January 26 at the home of Brenda Nakdimen. The meet- ing was chaired by vice president destined to decrease Linda Cross. Ginger Cloud deliv- ered an early Valentine Blessing, accountable for their actions.” reminding us to that the fruit of By WILLIAM WRIGHT our spirit is evident in all of us, Lifestyles Editor In addition to workplace bul- lies, there are also bullies in gov- just as the fruit of trees becomes Bullying is increasing among ernment. In a New York Times evident as they mature with the children as well as adults, editorial on “The Elected Bullies,” seasons. according to recent statistics. writer David Firestone stated, Cross reminded members of Given everything from verbal “There is a certain personality upcoming events, including the insults and hazing to cyber type in politics that the public Day of Gardening in East Ridge assaults and physical attacks, has come to know all too well. on Feb. 25, the Spring bullying is actually getting worse The politician, invariably male, Membership meeting and the in some schools and even in rises to power with a gaudy indif- TFGC Convention in April. some businesses, faith-based ference to manners and derision Discussion was held around institutions and in governments. for all that came before. He is upcoming garden school certifi- According to bullyingstatis- sarcastic and loves to lecture, cation being pursued by club tics.org, “About 77 percent of sneers at special pleaders and members. students have admitted to being whiners, and his caustic energy Sheila Webb presented a pro- the victim of one type of bullying persuades fed-up voters that he gram on plant and animal adap- or another.” Studies have shown is the one who can finally take a tations, drawing on information that cyberbullying is on the rise cattle prod to a fat and unrespon- from the Department of Interior more so than any other type of sive government. and the Fish and Wildlife Service, bullying. According to the “Once in office, however, he as well as other research. Webb Contributed photo National Conference of State begins using that prod more opened with an interesting THE MAGNOLIA GARDEN club presented an enlightening program on plant and animal adaptations, Legislatures, “Cyberbullying is against political enemies than research article which studied and reminded members of upcoming events. From left are club members Elsie Yates, Ginger Cloud, the willful and repeated use of problems of state, wielding his two species of bees found in the Brenda Nakdimen, Sue Taylor, Erma Brewer and Sheila Webb. Not pictured is Linda Cross. cellphones, computers, and other powers to punish critics, skeptics mountain regions of Colorado. electronic communication and those of questionable loyalty, Climate change in that region devices to harass and threaten while lavishly rewarding support- has resulted in fewer of the deep- plants and animals as well. Some they arrive. which Tennessee belongs, cur- others. Cyberbullies can quickly ers. The brashness that seemed cupped flowers preferred by the species of fruit flies and mosqui- Webb stated that entire food rently has 944 species of plants spread messages and images to a fresh and appealing in a debate bees. Over the past 50 years, toes are remaining in our chains are being affected by and animals registered as endan- vast audience, while remaining loses its charm when it becomes these bees have adapted to find- Southern U.S. region year- changes to our environment. gered. anonymous, often making them the vengeful voice of a city or ing food in other species of flow- round, as the climate is now Some of these changes are The meeting closed with a difficult to trace.” This form of state, and voters then regret their ers, and the length of their favorable to their survival and thought by some to include the social gathering. Other members bullying has resulted in teenage choice. At least until the next tongues has shortened by a third more like their more tropical use of certain types of pesticides, in attendance included Sue suicides or attempted suicide by charismatic bully comes along.” of their body length, in response regions of origin. Some species of including neonicotinoids. In Taylor, Elsie Yates and Erma its victims. Let us not overlook the reli- to the changing food source. salmon are migrating earlier and 2008, 1,046 plants and animals Brewer. Specimens shared Bullying is also being experi- gious bully who try to evangelize Webb presented research of encountering problems because were on the endangered list in included Japonica, heather, jon- enced in many workplaces. by fear — threatening others with how pesticides and global warm- the insects they feed on are not North America and 307 were on quils, narcissus, winter iris, According to the Workplace eternal torment in a hellfire if ing are affecting other species of available during the time of year the threatened list. Region 4, to hellebores, and arum. Bullying Institute, up to a third of they fail to convert. When I was a workers may be the victims of confused teenager in high school, abuse by workplace bullies, with a teenage “preacher” at school about 20 percent of workplace pointed his finger at me and said bullying crossing the line into God was going to kill my mother Meatballs are a hearty dish for a late-winter dinner harassment. The online site if I didn’t go to church. I went to By SARA MOULTON 1/2 cup whole milk reports, “Workplace bullies use church the next week because he Associated Press 1/2 pound ground beef (85 language or actions that embar- scared me. percent lean) rass or humiliate an employee. Fortunately, I learned that After the Mona Lisa, Italy’s 1/2 pound ground pork Shouting or swearing at an God’s way is love (1John 4:8). He most beloved and enduring gift 1/2 pound ground veal employee or otherwise verbally does not want to frighten or to world culture might be the 2 ounces prosciutto, finely abusing him or her. An employee threaten people into serving Him. meatball. But talk to any two chopped being excluded from company As 1John 4:18-19 says, “There is Italian cooks about which ingre- 2 ounces finely grated activities or having his or her no fear in love. But perfect love dients actually comprise a meat- Parmigiano-Reggiano, plus extra work or contributions purpose- drives out fear, because fear has ball and you’re going to get an for garnish fully ignored is another form of to do with punishment. The one argument. Fine. I took this con- 1 large egg bullying.” who fears is not made perfect in tentiousness as a license to con- 2 tablespoons tomato paste Bullyonline.org., says: “The love. We love because he first coct a meatball recipe of my own 2 teaspoons minced garlic sort of bullies we are describing loved us.” — New International using the best tips from Italian 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt are charlatans who use clever Version. friends and colleagues. 1/2 teaspoon black pepper words and actions — rather than As a compassionate Creator, Ideally, the meat should be an 3 tablespoons vegetable oil merit — to get into a position God knows fear has to do with equal mix of beef, pork and veal, plus extra for cooking the little where they are trusted, relied punishment, not love. Instead of allowing each one to contribute patty upon, confided in and so on. scaring people into serving Him, its own unique flavor and tex- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour Bullies find ways of appearing God knows it is love that never ture. If you can’t find ground 1/2 cup red wine capable of being able to satisfy fails (1Corinthians 13:8). Jesus veal at your supermarket, opt Marinara Sauce (recipe below) such desires or needs, but once Christ is just like his heavenly for the meatloaf mix, which con- or 5 cups store-bought marinara AP photo they have the other person’s Father. He was never a bully. He tains all three meats. If there’s 1 pound spaghetti THIS PHOTO shows meatballs with spaghetti in New York. This trust and confidence, they take was a refreshing person to be no ground veal and no meatloaf Chopped fresh parsley for gar- dish is from a recipe by Sara Moulton. what they can for as long as they around (Matthew 11:29). He even mix, you’ll be fine with half pork nish can, ditching people along the spoke out against the bullying and half beef. In the bowl of a stand mixer, way, and then walk away when tactics of religious leaders of his To amp up the flavor to an soak the bread crumbs in the In a large skillet heat half the Makes: About 5 cups there is nothing left to take. day (Matthew 23:1-4, Mark 7:1- even higher level, I’ve prescribed milk for 20 minutes. Add the oil over medium-high heat. Toss 4 large garlic cloves, smashed “They can get away with it for 8). several umami bombs: prosciut- ground beef, pork, veal, pro- half the meatballs in the flour, 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil years because of yet another God’s Word foretells a time to, Parmigiano-Reggiano and sciutto, Parmigiano-Reggiano, shaking off the excess and add 1/4 teaspoon red pepper common need: The need to trust when there will be no place for tomato paste. And of course, egg, tomato paste, garlic, salt them to the hot oil. Reduce the flakes the bully. People do not want to bullies in school, at work, in gov- minced garlic. Tradition requires and pepper, and using a paddle heat to medium and cook the 2 (28-ounce) cans plum toma- believe they are being exploited, ernment or in religion. His Word meatballs to be cooked well attachment, beat the mixture for meatballs, shaking the pan and toes (preferably fire-roasted), and so they tend to make up promises meek ones that one day done, which can make them dry. 1 minute or until it is very well turning them gently until they chopped excuses for and put up with the soon these intimidators will be Accordingly, I’ve combined the mixed. (Note: If you don’t have a are browned on several sides. Kosher salt bully. Bullies exploit this vulner- gone forever. Even now, some meat mixture with a panade. stand mixer, just mix all the Transfer them to a paper towel- In an unheated medium ability, again with convincing bullies will be taken down by stu- Panade, a paste made of bread- ingredients well with your hands lined plate. Repeat the proce- saucepan combine the garlic explanations and by manipulat- dents uniting against them and crumbs soaked in milk, keeps for about 3 minutes.) dure with the remaining flour, and the oil. Reduce the heat to ing people’s perceptions, to by others bravely reporting their the meat juicy as the meatballs Pinch off a little bit of the oil and meatballs. medium and cook, turning over remain in a position where they unlawful behavior. But in the cook. The finishing touch is to meat mixture, form it into a Add the wine to the skillet and the garlic several times, until it are free to continue without any end, God will rid the world of all simmer the meatballs in the patty and in a small skillet saute simmer it, scraping up the is just golden, 4 to 6 minutes. real prospect of being held kinds of bullies (Psalm 37:9-10). tomato sauce. This process it until it is cooked through. brown bits, until it is reduced by Add the red pepper flakes and allows for an exchange of fla- Taste and add more salt and half. In a large saucepan com- cook, stirring, for 30 seconds. vors. pepper, if desired. Scoop out the bine the meatballs with the Add the tomatoes and a hefty BETTER MEATBALLS mixture, preferably using a 1- marinara and the reduced wine. pinch of salt, bring to a boil, Start to finish: 2 hours, 15 ounce ice cream scoop and roll Bring the liquid just up to a boil, reduce the heat, and cook at a minutes (1 hour, 15 minutes into balls. (If you don’t have an turn it down to a simmer and brisk simmer until the sauce is active) ice cream scoop, roll the meat simmer it gently, stirring occa- reduced to about 5 cups, 20 to Lemur Servings: 6 into walnut-size balls.) Chill for sionally, for 20 minutes. 25 minutes. Discard the garlic. From Page 19 3/4 cup fresh bread crumbs 30 minutes. Speedy Marinara Sauce Season with salt to taste. knobby-shelled — and critically nificantly thinner and smoother, endangered — radiated tortois- to make it easier than ever for es, another native Malagasy guests, particularly younger vis- species. itors, to touch its many ray and Coffee Aquarium guests will be able shark species. to enjoy two new “Leaping Guests are also now able to From Page 19 Lemurs” presentations each day enjoy an exotic display of color- at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. These ful orchids and insectivorous never been in before and because but we get a lot of people who favor is an exotic, medium places trying new things,” additions to the menu of plants housed in a lava rock dis- of the atmosphere they open up.” are mall walkers, people who roast, Indonesian gourmet cof- Detweiler said. “A lot of new Extraordinary Experiences pro- play installed at the south end of Because the wide variety of are retired and we get young fee called Celebes Kalossi, places are trying things like grams provide opportunities to the room, just before construc- people who come in might be people who work in the mall or which is available at the IC. latte art, that is, people who learn more about these amaz- tion of Lemur Forest began. musicians, sports fans or video people who come in and study “It tends to be a little lighter make designs in their coffee ing creatures from the experts The aquarium’s Tropical Cove, game enthusiasts, Bailey and — some people do Bible study and aromatic,” he said. “So it before they finish it — such as who care for them. They will Appalachian Cove Forest and Detweiler said they find com- and game nights here. It’s a doesn’t taste like — dark, dark, making a heart or a lotus flower also discover how the aquarium Delta Country exhibit have mon interest with many of their good mix.” dark, dark coffee. This one I can with cream or milk.” is supporting conservation always been popular with aquar- customers, and the personal Detweiler, 20, added, “Every drink black, which is surprising Bailey said we try to have the measures in Madagascar to ium guests. Recent improve- connections being made are once in a while we have a mob because I grew up with my same level of service and quality save lemurs and other imper- ments such as River Otter Falls, priceless. of middle school students who grandmother making me ‘milk that a regular coffee shop would iled species. Alligator Bayou, and now Lemur “It’s a much more personal descend upon this place. A lot coffee,’ which was a small have with the added benefit of “You’ll see the red-ruffed Forest make these living forests experience than going to a of them hang out at the mall, amount coffee and a lot of being able to sit and talk with lemurs hanging upside-down, even more immersive. restaurant or working a regular travel around together and milk.” our customers if they need it.” using their incredibly strong “Aquarium staff and volun- retail job,” Bailey said. “It’s come in here to hang out.” According to Detweiler, Owner Joel Rogers said, back feet,” Feast said. “We’ll also teers are eager for everyone to almost disarming because peo- The two admit to gradually America is enjoying a “third “Zach and Caleb, like the entire show how the ring-tails use experience Lemur Forest, a proj- ple just open up and we start becoming connoisseurs of coffee wave” of coffee movement where staff we employ, are incredibly their iconic black-and-white ect which was shaped by input talking. Even if it’s just between with a nose for roasted blends people want to come in, sit hard workers who desire to pro- tails for balance. Occasionally from so many individuals work- the time I take their order and and palate to appreciate the dif- down and have “an experience vide people of all backgrounds you’ll see them sunbathing in a ing as a team,” said Jackson serve them, I hope to have a ference between continental with their coffee.” As part of with not only a delicious coffee, yoga-like seated position which Andrews, the aquarium’s vice good impact on them and blends. that third wave, Inman Coffee is but also a loving and welcoming looks pretty comical. We call it president and chief operating change their day.” “We have a lot of different aspiring to a higher form of atmosphere. Our goal is not ‘sun worshipping.’” officer. “Personally, I’m really According to Bailey, 24, the blends of coffee,” Bailey said. culinary appreciation of coffee just to be the best coffeehouse The transformation of looking forward to seeing our shop is a social hub for a wide “We’ve got a huge menu of spe- so that its customers can in Cleveland, but to be the com- Tropical Cove also includes dra- guests experience how this variety of people to mix and cialty lattes and decafe options. appreciate the subtleties of fla- munity centers for our matic improvements to Stingray already popular gallery has mingle or to enjoy their privacy. We’ve got dark roast, medium vor similar to other products Cleveland residents where they Bay. The walls of the aquarium’s become even more fun and cap- “We get a good mix,” he said. roast and flavored roast.” like wine, tea, and chocolate. can be loved and cared for. Both largest “touch tank” are now sig- tivating.” “I only work in the mornings Detweiler said his personal “Today, we have third wave of these guys live that out well.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017—21 Aldersgate Garden Club Polk County Historical Genealogical Sharing the 10 easiest annuals to grow Society to meet Sunday Special to the Banner exciting it will be to learn the The Polk County Historical value, what improvements were and Genealogical Society will made, and who the Cherokee meet Sunday at 2 p.m. in the family was that lived on your First Baptist Church Christian property back then. Debbie has Special to the Banner Activities Building. The guest done several presentations for The Aldersgate Garden Club speaker will be Debbie Moore, us over the last few years, and held its January meeting at the who will be sharing her they’re always most interesting. Trinity United Methodist research on the evaluations of We look forward to this one. Church. Sheryl Gash was host- property of Cherokees who were Please join us! All members are ess for the meeting. Twelve mem- living in Polk County at the time encouraged to attend and the bers were in attendance. Kay of the Great Removal. How public is welcome. Cox, president called the meeting to order. Sheryl Gash, chaplain, gave the devotion titled, “Plant a Museum Center to host Seed” followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Southeast Tennessee regional Cox turned the meeting over to the hostess, who presented an NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee History Day, the informative program on the topic Beginning this week, hundreds statewide contest sponsored by “Ten Easiest Annuals to Grow of middle and high school stu- the Secretary of State’s office from Seeds.” Gash’s discussion dents from across the state will and Humanities Tennessee. The included: 1) Marigolds, 2) Sweet compete for the right to partici- competition is organized by the Pea, 3) Morning Glory, 4) Zinnia, pate in Tennessee History Day. Tennessee Historical Society. 5) Phlox, 6) California Poppy, 7) History Day is a competition in The regional competition for Bachelors Button, 8) which students submit projects, Middle Tennessee, hosted by the Nasturtiums, 9) California either individually or in groups, Middle Tennessee State Poppy, and 10) Cosmos. on historical topics of their University history department, Annuals are plants that you have choice related to an annual will be held this Friday. Here are to plant every year; however you theme. This year’s theme is the other regional competitions: have bi-annuals that reseed “Taking a Stand in History.” The North Middle Tennessee themselves and come back each The Museum Center at Five regional, hosted by the Austin year. There are three types of Points in Cleveland will host the Peay State University history annuals: 1) Hardy – If your soil is Contributed photos Southeast Tennessee regional, department, starts today. workable, the seeds can go right MEMBERS in attendance at the January monthly meeting are, seated from left, Charlotte Timberlake, scheduled for March 2. Each The West Tennessee regional, in the ground or start indoors 8 Charlotte Scott and Joan Steward. Standing, second row from left, are Jackie Westfield, Lelia Johnson, year, the competition begins in hosted by the University of to 10 weeks before the last frost. Margenia McKissic, Cynthia Humes and Kay Cox. Standing left to right, back row, are Edwina Robinson, individual schools and continues Memphis history department, is 2) Half-hardy – Sow outdoors Billie Blair and Regenia Piersaul. with six regional competitions scheduled for Saturday. after threat of hard frost (below held across Tennessee. Students The Southeast Tennessee 25 degrees Fahrenheit) has may compete in one of five cate- regional, hosted by the Museum as a button. The frilly flowers are ended or start indoors 6 to 8 gories: papers, exhibits, docu- Center at Five Points in weeks before last frost date. 3) a throwback to Grandma’s gar- mentaries, websites or perform- Cleveland, is scheduled for Tender – Plant seeds in the den, and are easy to grow and ances. Judges evaluate student March 2. ground after all danger of frost fast to show. They should be projects, rank them within their The East Tennessee regional, has passed or start indoors 4 to sown in sunny areas where the categories and divisions, and hosted by the East Tennessee 6 weeks before last frost date. mature plant can self-seed and provide the students with feed- Historical Society and the Marigolds have bright blos- naturalize. It is a natural true back. University of Tennessee- soms of yellow, orange and blue bloom. Butterflies and “I believe all students who Knoxville, is scheduled for mahogany that show themselves other pollinators can’t get participate in History Day bene- March 3 at the university’s con- within 8 weeks of sowing. For enough of its cuttings. fit, regardless of how far they ference center. best results, plant marigolds in Nasturtium, a herbaceous make it in the competition,” said The Northeast Tennessee full sun and in well draining soil. perennial, is often treated as an Secretary of State Tre Hargett. regional, hosted by Tusculum They will not wilt and is a favorite annual and is a fast growing and “History Day has been proven to College in Greeneville, is sched- to have in gardens. Deer also easy to care for edible flower. help students develop skills that uled for March 6. Tennessee stay clear of them. Sweet pea Seedlings appear in a little over a they can use in school and later History Day will be held at vari- with its ruffled blossoms looks week after sowing. The peppery in their careers. Studies have ous locations in downtown best when climbing on arbors blooms and leaves are delicious shown that History Day partici- Nashville April 8. The top finish- trellises or fences. They like it in salads, when you go pesticide pants tend to be better informed ers at that competition will cool. Southerners should plant free. California poppy are self- and more actively engaged as advance to the National History them in the fall and soak seeds seeding. They bloom more prolifi- citizens after they become Day finals, which will be held in several days before planting. cally with the help of a little dead- adults.” College Park, Maryland, in June. It has an intoxicating fra- heading and thrives in full sun. Students with the top-ranking For more information, please grance of honey, jasmine and When its overcast or raining, the projects at the regional competi- visit orange. Morning glory has old flowers close in protection. tions will advance to compete in www.tennesseehistoryday.org. fashioned charm and trumpet Sunflowers are best for kids shaped flowers in pink, white, and families, but also loved by purple, blue, and magenta. It is artists, gardeners, and wildlife CHS class of 1967 announces fast growing and a true sun wor- alike. This daisy-shaped beauty shipper. For best germination grows 6 feet tall or more in just 3 reunion to be April 21 and 22 results; file or chip the seed with months (there are petite varieties It’s hard to believe it’s been evening, there will be dinner, a sharp knife or razor blade and also). Tough sunflowers live long 50 years since Cleveland High fellowship and music — bring soak in warm water for a day or and thrive in full sun with moist School graduated its 1967 your dancing shoes — at the so before planting. Zinnia are but well-draining soil. Cosmos class. A special time to cele- Cleveland Country Club begin- perky bloomers available in are elegant, crepitate blooms on brate the event will be held on ning at 6. almost every color imaginable. long slender stems. While seeds get off to a super fast start, the April 21 and 22. Dress is casual for all events. Tiny seedlings show up in mere On the evening of April 21 at The cost is $50 per person and days after sowing, with flowers plant blooms at their best in summer. Patience is the key. 6, there will be an informal get- there will be a cash bar for any- appearing about six weeks later to-gether at the home of Bill one who is interested. and is virtually maintenance Care is minimal, but need to be Contributed photos protected from strong winds. and Paula Cate Thomas, 730 For more information, ques- free. SHERYL GASH, hostess, presented a program at the Trinity UMC Corvin Road, N.E.. at p.m. tions, or to receive a registra- Gash said to make sure you This plant self-seeds and spreads on the topic “Ten Easiest Annuals to Grow from Seeds,” at the seeds with ease. Dinner will be provided and feel tion form, contact Carolyn select disease-resistant varieties January Monthly Meeting. Above, Gash is seen discussing these free to bring beer or wine. Hendrix, 273 Gentle Mist, Cox opened the business ses- to avoid powdery mildew. Phlox seeds displayed on her educational board. Because of limited parking, a Cleveland, TN 37312; phone sion by reminding the members is a vigorous grower that’s as shuttle will be provided. There 423-961-4065, email: cphen- of the following upcoming dates: pretty as it is tough and is a is no charge and all that is [email protected]; Jo Organ, The TFGC 90th Annual hostess by Charlotte smart choice for gardeners look- Day of Gardening, Saturday, needed is your presence. phone 423-593-6852, email: Convention will be held at the Timberlake. Others in atten- ing for a quick fix in a hard to Feb. 25, from 9:30 a.m. to 2 On Saturday afternoon at 2, [email protected]; or Park Vista Hotel in Gatlinburg, dance were Cynthia Humes, grow spot. They look impressive p.m. at the Good Shepherd there will be guided tour of Paula Thomas, phone 22 5- April 19-20. Several members Regenia Piersaul, Edwina along borders and in containers Lutheran Church in East Ridge. Cleveland High School. Please 505-5228; email: plan to attend some of these Robinson, Charlotte Scott, Joan and takes minimal effort to grow. The District III Spring be promptly. If yo havent seen [email protected]. Checks events. Steward, Lelia Johnson and Bees, butterflies and birds thank Membership Meeting will be held CHS since 1967, you are in for can be made payable to CHS Thanks was turned to the Jackie Westfield. you, too. Bachelor button is cute March 9, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. a surprise. On Saturday Class of 1967.

Hints from Heloise DDeadline:eadline: MMondayonday WHERE IS ‘INSTANT FLOUR’? about a cup of marshmallows SPOON SPREAD Dear Heloise: I have a very old and stash the rest away for the Dear Heloise: I have found a Feb.Feb. 227th7th “Instant Chocolate Cake” recipe next year? And when you go to great hint for spreading peanut from the ‘60s or ‘70s that calls for use them, they are a congealed butter and jelly when making PPublication:ublication: 1 1/4 cups of INSTANT FLOUR. mass, no matter how carefully sandwiches: Forget the knife, You mix it directly in a square you sealed them up? and use the back of a spoon. This SSundayunday cake pan. I can no longer find I learned a secret and used keeps the bread from tearing “instant” cake flour. Can you the same bag of marshmallows apart. You also can use the MMarcharch 55thth suggest a substitute? — Dorothy for three years, and they were spoon for other condiments dur- D., Hutchinson, Kan. still as fresh and nonsticky as ing sandwich preparation. — Jim Sure can. Generally, you can the day I bought them. After K., Omaha, Neb. CALL TODAY TO use all-purpose flour, cake flour using them, I squeezed out as BANANA BREAD or pastry flour in most recipes. much air as possible and placed Dear Heloise: I make a lot of PLACE YOUR AD Instant flour is a very fine pow- the bag into a zippered plastic banana bread to give as gifts and der, and it dissolves quickly in bag and into the freezer. I figured also to take to work occasionally. 423-472-5041 hot or cold liquid. You can try I had nothing to lose. The next I started using a fluted cake pan cake or pastry flour as a test and year, I was delighted when I to bake it in. Instead of the typi- see how the cake turns out. opened the bag and out tumbled cal loaf, I think it makes the However, you will have to stir the marshmallows, just as pow- bread look more special. — Diane more than normal to remove any dery and nonsticky as the day I L., via email lumps. — Heloise put them in the freezer. Not a FRESHER SMELL P.S. For my readers who are high money savings, but every Dear Heloise: We have several interested in instant flour, look penny counts, and there is no kids who have after-school online or at your closest big-box wasting of food! — Lennie W., sports activities plus weekend store. Here’s a hint: Share it with Durham, N.C. activities, so gym and tote bags a neighbor or co-worker if you WARM PLATE get tossed into the car and then need to buy a large quantity. Dear Heloise: I use my toast- into bedrooms. To help TRY to SEND A GREAT HINT TO: er oven daily for at least one keep the smell down, I throw a Heloise meal preparation. Whether I’m used dryer sheet or two in each. P.O. Box 795000 heating a new dish or reheating It sure does keep odor down San Antonio, TX 78279-5000 leftovers, I place my plate between cleanings. -- Heather E. Email: Heloise(at)Heloise.com (HELOISE HERE: Be sure it’s in Pennsylvania china or stoneware, NOT paper) Ah, that wonderful smell from FREEZE MARSHMALLOWS on top of the oven while the food a neglected gym bag! You also CAR CARE Dear Heloise: You know how cooks. This warms the plate can spray a tissue or paper towel you buy a bag of marshmallows nicely and keeps the food warm with room spray to add to the GUIDE 2017 to use in the sweet-potato casse- as I eat. — Linda F. in New bag. -- Heloise role and every year you use only Mexico (c)2017 by King Features Syndicate Inc. 22—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

FOURTH-GRADE participants in the Polk County Public Speaking Contest are shown. FIFTH-GRADE participants in the Polk County Public Speaking Contest are shown. Polk County 4-Hers speak out at Public Speaking Contest The Polk County 4-H Clubs Basin Elementary. Elementary; and third place, School. All first-place recipients will Baptist Church staff and mem- held the County 4-H Public Participation Awards were Samuel Long from Chilhowee Participating in the eighth represent Polk County in the bers for the use of the facility. Speaking contest on Feb. 3. Fifty given in fourth-grade division to Middle School. grade were Baylee Ballew, Eastern Region 4-H Public Volunteering to judge were Bill -six 4-H members from across April Montgomery, Liriel Grubbs, Participating in the sixth-grade Bradley Ballew, Austin Collis, Speaking Contest March 9 in Risko, Gloria Risko, Terri Ford, the county met and competed in Olivia Hayes, Reese Reeves, Cade division were Lillie Coffey, Kegan Kaitlyn Goode, Gracie Hedden, Monroe County. Alice Kingery, Paula Armstrong, their grade level at First Baptist Brewer, Mason Morgan, Kenzlie England, Shelby Jackson, Coy Jacob Smith, Eli Pattereon, Katie The 4-H Club program is open Halen Housley, Becky Layman, Church in Benton. Ballew, Tucker Lanning and Maynor, Devin Mclain, Krus Soto Lowe, Shelby Maynor and Avery to youth ages 9 – 19. The 4-H Jeff Pippin, Mary Holmes, Kaye 4-H is proud of the accom- Anna Ledford. and Madison Shallows, Hughes. clubs said thank you to first Green and Sandra Hosetter. plishments of the many 4-H Awards presented in the fifth- Awards in the seventh-grade members who learn the valuable grade division were first place, division were first place, Maleia life skill of communications Ian King from Benton Bigham from Copper Basin High through Public Speaking. Elementary; second place, Nakia School; second place, Will Paxton Contest. The 4-H Public Speaking Woody from South Polk from Chilhowee Middle School; help members gain a skills that Elementary; and third place, and third place, Ireland Wilson will remain with them through- Madelynn Cribbs from Copper from Copper Basin Elementary. out life. Basin Elementary. Participating in the seventh-grade This year many 4-H members Participating in the fifth-grade division were Tucker Shroth, entered their local club contest. division were Isiah Branam, Aliah Lunsford, Ethan Queen, The top speakers were invited to Kolton Casson, Allyson Combs, Madilyn Crane, Sarah Branam, the county contest. Faith Fowler, Abbi Hall, Rayleigh Coby Maynor and Haven Hall. Awards presented in the 4th Hawkins, Mia Newton, Elisa Nix Awards in the eighth-grade grade division were first place and Kaylie Rogers. division were first place, Riley Talon Smith from Copper Basin Awards presented in the sixth- Smith from Copper Basin High Elementary; second place, grade division were first place, School; second place, Haley Raegan Hedden from Copper Sopporiah Ross from Copper Harper from Copper Basin High Basin Elementary; and third Basin Elementary; second place, School; and third place, Michael place, Josie Adams from Copper Addison Hook from Copper Basin Ray from Chilhowee Middle

EIGHTH-GRADE participants in the Polk County Public Speaking Contest are shown.

SIXTH-GRADE participants in the Polk County Public Speaking Contest are shown.

SEvEnTH-GRADE participants in the Polk County Public Speaking Contest are shown. Conservatism, rural whites books up for prize NEW YORK (AP) — Jane late investigative journalist Hochschild’s husband Adam Mayer’s “Dark Money” and whose books included the Hochschild, and best works-in- Zachary Roth’s “The Great Pulitzer Prize-winning progress. Suppression” are among several “Common Ground.” The award The Lukas Work-In-Progress works about the modern con- is co-administered by the Award is a $25,000 honor given servative movement and rural Columbia University Graduate to aid in the “completion of a whites that are on the short list School of Journalism and significant work of nonfiction for the J. Anthony Lukas Book Nieman Foundation for on an American topic of politi- Prize. Journalism at Harvard cal or social concern.” The Other nominees announced University and is given for liter- nominees are Christopher Tuesday are Arlie Russell ary excellence and “social con- Leonard’s “Kochland,” Marie Hochschild’s “Strangers in cern.” Mutsuki Mockett’s “A Kernel in Their Own Land,” Nancy Columbia’s journalism school God’s Eye,” Eyal Press’ “Dirty Isenberg’s “White Trash” and and the Nieman Foundation Work,” Richard Steven Street’s Gary Younge’s “Another Day in also announced short lists for “Knife Fight City and the the Death of America.” The outstanding history books, for “Kingdom of Dust” and Helen $10,000 prize is named for the which one of the nominees is Thorpe’s “The Newcomers.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017—23 Groups, individuals helping white extremists shed hate ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — The other people to leave this type of family,” he said. “I got my first Celtic cross tattoo on Shannon ideology or this type of move- Klan robe when I was 14.” Martinez’s leg gives away her ment.” Johnson eventually joined a past. Another group, One People’s skinhead group in addition to A victim of sexual assault at Project, was started by Daryle the KKK but finally decided to age 14 and never quite able to Lamont Jenkins of Philadelphia. quit after getting arrested, stop- meet her parents’ expectations, Aside from monitoring racist ping drinking and meeting the Martinez sought out other angry groups, Jenkins — who is black woman who is now his wife. teens. By 16, she was a skin- — confronts white nationalists Leaving was a real fight, head spouting white suprema- at public gatherings and talks though, as even relatives cist rhetoric, giving stiff-armed one-on-one with willing white jumped him at a gas station one Nazi salutes and tagging public supremacists as he can, trying night after learning he wanted property with swastikas. She to show them there’s a way to quit. favored racist fashion state- other than hate. Some have “When I dropped out they ments — like the symbol on her never met a black person, he beat the holy hell out of me,” he right calf. said. said. Fortified by the love of an Jenkins’ work is similar to Since then, Johnson has tried adopted family, Martinez left the that of Daryl Davis, a black to cover some of his racist tat- skinheads behind. Today she’s musician from Maryland who toos with new ones and wears AP Photo/Teresa Crawford helping others do the same as has gained notice for trying to long sleeves to hide remnants of CHriSTiAn PiCCiolini, founder of the group Life After Hate, poses for a photograph in his Chicago part of an emerging U.S. move- talk people out of the Ku Klux the past he regrets. Life After home. Picciolini, a former skinhead, is an activist combatting what many see as a surge in white nation- ment that helps people quit Klan. Hate is helping him numerous hate organizations. Mark Potok, a senior fellow ways, Johnson said, including alism across the United States. He’s doing it by helping members quit groups including the Ku Klux Klan Modeled loosely upon organi- with the liberal Southern showing him how to read the and skinhead organizations. zations that formed in Europe Poverty Law Center in Bible without seeing it as a trea- Johnson, now 25 and living in leaving extremism; he still said his own story is proof that years ago to combat extremism, Montgomery, Alabama, said it’s tise on racial separation, as he rural Indiana, isn’t ready to sometimes longs for his racist hate doesn’t have to be perma- groups and individuals are hard to determine exact num- had been taught. begin counseling others about buddies and their ways. But he nent. offering counseling, education bers, but around 100,000 peo- and understanding to extrem- ple might be members in hate ists seeking a way out. groups and several hundred Now a 42-year-old mom who thousand could be linked infor- homeschools her kids at their mally. house in Georgia, Martinez vol- Potok said exit organizations unteers with Life After Hate, a began in Europe in the 1980s to leading organization dedicated counter the rise right-wing mili- to helping people leave white tants there. supremacy. On Facebook, she “I do think that this is a par- shares her story with others ticularly important moment for who’ve left or are looking to this kind of exit work to be hap- leave extremism. pening because we have seen in “We act as a group of people the last year, year and a half, a who understand each other,” real legitimization of these said former skinhead Christian views,” he said. Picciolini, an old friend of President Donald Trump’s Martinez who founded the election with the support of neo- Chicago-based Life After Hate. Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan has “We understand the motivations lent a new sense of urgency to of where we came from and why opponents of white supremacy. we joined. We understand what “The Trump election has keeps people in. And we help absolutely lit a fire under the each other detach and disen- butts of the white nationalists,” gage from that ideology and pro- Martinez said. “It is like, ‘Our vide a support system for them time is coming.’” as they go through that trans- Martinez said she grew up in formation.” metro Atlanta in a relatively Founded in 2009, Life After normal family but rebelled after Hate was awarded a $400,000 being sexually assaulted at a Justice Department grant in the party. She got involved in the closing days of the Obama punk scene, which led to the SKIN CANCER & COSMETIC administration — funding that skinhead movement. SKIN CANCER DERMATOLOGY CENTER could be endangered if the Martinez said she was on a Trump administration decides path to prison or an early death & to refocus a federal program when she moved in with the Signs and symptoms that combatting violent extremism family of her skinhead solely on Islamic radicals, as is boyfriend, who was away for COSMETIC might indicate cancer being considered. Army training. His mother While several other grant showed unconditional love that DERMATOLOGY CENTER Cancer is a disease so complex that even the most veteran of recipients are dedicated to pulled her out of the abyss, cancer researchers cannot fully explain the disease. Progress countering radical Muslim ideol- Martinez said. 2253 Chambliss Ave. NW toward the diagnosis and treatment of cancer continues to be ogy, Life After Hate concentrates Today, she looks at photos of made, but there’s still no telling if an individual will or won’t get specifically on showing white herself from her skinhead days Suite 300 this potentially deadly disease. extremists there’s another way. and fights back tears. One of the many things the medical community can say with cer- The group operates a website “I was filled with rage and 423-472-3332 tainty regarding cancer is that treatment is most effective when where people who want to anger and the skinheads were Bradley Professional Building the cancer is found early. Melanoma skin cancer, for instance, explore leaving white extremism the angriest people that I knew can be easily removed if it’s detected early and has not grown can submit contact information. and I was kind of like, ‘Those Cleveland, TN into the skin. In fact, the five-year survival rate, which indicates It also conducts educational are my people.’ And the ideology the percentage of people who live at least five years after diag- and counseling programs was a means of taking some- Accepting New Patients nosis, for those whose melanoma skin cancer is detected early including the Facebook group thing that was ethereal, some- and Most Insurances enough to remove the melanoma is nearly 100 percent. where members sometimes chat thing that was unnamable, an However, if that melanoma has already spread to other parts of with extremists trying to change anger and a rage that I felt, and the body by the time it’s detected, the five-year survival rate is their lives, Picciolini said. giving it a focal point,” she said. below 20 percent. “I started the organization ... Shane Johnson was born into While the disparity between survival rates is not as severe for all because it was so difficult to extremism. His father and many “Your hearing is our priority” cancers as it is for melanoma skin cancers, early detection is still leave that movement,” he said. of his father’s relatives were imperative when it comes to beating cancer. Part of the reason “Even though I’d abandoned the part of the Klan, he said, so cancer is not always detected early is that it doesn’t always ideology, I wasn’t ready to give there was only one real way for make its presence felt until it has already reached an advanced up my community and my him to go as a youth in north- stage. Pancreatic cancer, for instance, does not usually cause power and my identity, and I ern Indiana. any noticeable symptoms in its early stages. Instead, the first knew how hard it would be for “We were known as the Klan noticeable signs of pancreatic cancer can be back or belly pain. At this point, the cells in the pancreas have grown and begun to press on nearby nerves and organs. While these might be the first signs of pancreatic cancer, by this point the cancer is typi - School district teams with Sandy cally at an advanced stage. Still, knowing the signs and symptoms of cancer is a great way Hook mom to teach empathy for men and women to catch the disease early when it’s most treatable. Though the following signs and symptoms are not NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (AP) — the broader movement to incor- Tiffany Ahlberg, 423-641-0956 always indicative of cancer, their presence should be enough for Nelba Marquez-Greene believes porate social and emotional Au.D., CCC-A CALL FOR YOUR adults to consult their physicians. the Sandy Hook Elementary learning in American schools. APPOINTMENT TODAY! * Fatigue: Extreme tiredness that does not improve even with School massacre, which killed Scarlett Lewis, whose son ample rest could be a sign that cancer is growing. In certain can- her 6-year-old daughter, could Jesse was among the 20 chil- 2401 North Ocoee Street, cers, including leukemia, this happens in the early stages. In have been avoided if more had dren killed, was involved in addition, some colon or stomach cancers cause blood loss, been done years earlier to pushing for a 2015 law that Suite 201 which can result in fatigue. address the social isolation and allows federal funds to be used * Pain: Early on, bone cancers or testicular cancer often manifest mental health problems of the by schools for such things as Cleveland, TN 37311 themselves through pain. Back pain can be a symptom of ovarian shooter, Adam Lanza. recognizing the early signs of (Directly behind Medical Center Pharmacy) cancer or cancer of the colon or rectum. Unfortunately, when To help other vulnerable mental illness and crisis-inter- pain is a result of cancer, the cancer has already begun to metas - youths, Marquez-Greene, a vention training. She has a tasize. family therapist, is working foundation that has developed * Unexplained weight loss: One of the first signs of cancer might with a Connecticut school sys- its own social-emotional learn- be the unexplained loss of 10 pounds or more. This is most com - tem on a program to help stu- ing curriculum and is being SStaytay HHealthyealthy mon with cancers of the pancreas, stomach, esophagus, or lung. dents connect with one another. used on a pilot basis in four Stay Healthy “I want people to remember schools: Rippowam Middle * Skin changes: Cancers of the skin and other cancers can that Adam, the person who did School in Stamford; Ka’elepulu with a daily dose of the cause certain changes in the skin. Jaundice, when the skin and this, was also once 6 and in a Elementary School in Kailua, eyes turn a yellowish color, is one such change. The skin can first-grade classroom, and that Hawaii; Washington Elementary also redden, itch or darken, a condition known as hyperpigmen- if we had reached out earlier School in Fayetteville, Arkansas tation. Excessive hair growth on the skin is another skin change then maybe this could have and Mission Achievement and that might indicate the presence of cancer. changed,” Marquez-Greene said. Success Charter School in CCleveland Clleevveellaanndd * Fever: A common side effect of cancer, fever most often hap - Marquez-Greene’s Ana Grace Albuquerque, New Mexico. pens after the cancer has metastasized. Cancers that effect the Project foundation, named for “I believe this is an urgent immune system often cause fever as the body finds it more dif- her slain daughter, is working matter,” Lewis said. “I believe it DDaily Daaiillyy ficult to fight infection. In certain blood cancers, including leu - with four elementary schools in would have saved my son’s life, kemia or lymphoma, fever is an early sign of cancer. New Britain, a city just west of as well as the lives of other vic- Should any of the aforementioned signs or symptoms appear, Hartford, to teach empathy, tims across the United States men and women should consult their physicians immediately. combat bullying and help and reduce bullying.” BBanner Baannnneerr socially isolated children. Her In the years before the 20- Love Wins campaign, created year-old Lanza carried out the Serving Cleveland & with a local teacher, builds on massacre, he spent long 423-472-3332 the existing curriculum and stretches of time isolated in his Bradley Co. Since 1854 2253 Chambliss Ave. NW also brings therapists into the mother’s home and had psychi- (Local, National & International schools. atric ailments that went with- Suite 300 She is one of several people out treatment, according to News & Sports Accepting New Patients and Most Insurance touched by the December 2012 investigators, who never pin- www.thedermcenters.com shooting inside Sandy Hook pointed a motive for the shoot- 472-5041 who have become involved in ing. 24—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

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ASTROLOGYASTROLOGY by Eugenia Last Snuffy Smith

THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 2017 Fonda, 77. much emotionally, financially or physi- CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: Look for ways to cally. It's important that you get some- DAY: Dakota Fanning, 23; Kristin Davis, do good deeds without being taken thing in return if you don't want to lose 52; Patricia Richardson, 66; Peter advantage of or having it cost you too self-respect. Contributions that will ben- efit everyone including you will bring the highest rewards and boost your confi- dence and your reputation. Your num- bers are 5, 11, 19, 27, 38, 41, 43. ARIES (March 21-April 19): When in Contract Bridge doubt, wait for a positive signal before by Steve Becker making a move. Don't make matters worse by provoking others. Bide your Hagar the Horrible time and stay on top of what's expected of you until you feel a change will be beneficial. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Don't give away your secrets. Listen, gather information and use what you discover to help you get ahead. Living within your means will ease your stress and give you the flexibility to pursue some- thing that can increase your income. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Network, schmooze and mingle. What you have to say and to offer will help you expand your interests. Opportunities will be within reach as long as you establish Dilbert what you want and what you are willing to offer. Don't be shy. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Be rea- sonable when it comes to holding grudges. Problems from the past will surface if you cannot let go and move forward. Lift the heavy weight you carry on your shoulders by ridding yourself of negative thoughts. Explore new territo- ry. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Put your heart and soul into everything you do and you will bring about positive changes to the way you live, your rela- tionships with others and the choices Garfield you are given in the future. Romance will improve your personal life. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Dealing with responsibilities or demanding peo- ple will be taxing. Making plans ahead of time will help you avoid mistakes and complaints. Put in the time and you will reap the rewards. A kind gesture will be appreciated. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Be inven- tive and don't be afraid to do things dif- ferently. Your insight and intelligence will help you establish what you want to see happen. Try to make a positive impression on the people you need in Beetle Bailey your corner. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Your emotions will be difficult to control. If someone complains, avoid taking the bait and arguing. Take pride in a cre- ative outlet you enjoy. Sort through and throw out possessions and personal papers that are no longer relevant. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Participating in events that interest you may be enticing, but don't feel the need to make donations you cannot afford. It's important to recognize boundaries before you become entrenched in something that can set you back. Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): By Conrad Day Impulse will be the enemy. Don't feel the need to jump in and defend some- one who is making poor choices. You can make suggestions, but don't jeop- ardize your own integrity, reputation or position. Problems with children or your partner are likely. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Look back and you will find a way to use past experience to help you move forward. Love and romance are highlighted, and with a little effort, you can improve your personal life. Someone from your past will influence your future. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Do what you can, but don't compromise who you are or alter the personal goals you set. Use your imagination and you will find a way to satisfy both yourself and those in need of your assistance. Say "no" and offer suggestions. Birthday Baby: You are goal-orient- ed, intelligent and open-minded. You are assertive and helpful. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017—25

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Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Inside Jokes Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight ’ 60 Days In (N) ’ Å 60 Days In (N) ’ Å 60 Days In (N) ’ Å Nightwatch (N) ’ Å (:01) Nightwatch (N) Å (:03) The First 48 ’ Å (12:03) 60 Days In ’ Å DISC 47Diesel Brothers ’ Å Diesel Brothers ’ Å Diesel Brothers ’ Å Diesel Brothers ’ Å Moonshiners ’ Å Moonshiners ’ Å Moonshiners “Episode 14” Moonshiners ’ Å Moonshiners ’ Å NATGEO 48Border Wars Å Border Wars Å Cougar v. Wolf Å Predator Battleground Å Blood Rivals: Lion vs Buffalo Hippo vs. Croc Å Cat Wars: Lion vs. Cheetah Born Predator Å Filthy Riches Å TRAV 49Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum (N) Mysteries at the Museum (N) Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum FOOD 50Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped Å Chopped “My Way” Å Chopped “Mac and Cheese” Chopped Å Chopped “Blue Plate Fate” Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped “Blue Plate Fate” HGTV 51Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Hunters Hunters Int’l Flip. 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(Live) (:15) NHL Overtime (N) Warroad NHL Top 10 DLC 319Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Trauma Doctors “Shattered” Trauma Doctors “Code Red” Trauma Doctors ’ Å Trauma Doctors ’ Å Trauma Doctors ’ Å Trauma Doctors ’ Å Trauma Doctors ’ Å 26—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, February 22, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Your Best Shot Eric Church cancels 25K Recent photos — within the last year — may be submitted for Your Best Shot by emailing [email protected], mailing good quality photos to Your Best Shot, P.O. Box 3600, tickets bought Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 or dropping them off at 1505 25th St. by scalpers NASHVILLE (AP) — Country star Eric Church has been bat- tling ticket scalpers for years as his popularity grew and he began selling out arenas. But he’s taken his biggest step yet by cancelling more than 25,000 tickets to his spring tour that were purchased by scalpers and putting them back on sale for fans to purchase. The “Springsteen” singer told The Associated Press he’s going to do everything he can do to stop what he calls a criminal organization that’s making mil- lions. “They buy thousands of tick- ets across the U.S., not just mine, and they end up making a fortune,” Church said in an interview. “They use fake credit Jennifer Hardison shared these two photos, left and above. cards, fake IDs. All of this is The flower is a Lenten rose, one of the earliest blooming flowers in fraud.” her backyard. The other is a beautiful cardinal. The tickets will be released on Tuesday at noon local time for the remaining stops of the 60-city tour. Previously pur- chased tickets for his tour stops in Canada, which start Feb. 28 in Ontario, have already been released and more tickets for his shows in Washington and Oregon will go on sale on Feb. 27. Church has used this same method to cancel tickets pur- chased by scalpers for a few individual shows previously, but never on this scale and few artists are as meticulous as Church is when it comes to verifying who is purchasing tickets for his shows. “We’re getting better at identi- fying who the scalpers are,” Church said. “Every artist can do this, but some of them don’t. Some of them don’t feel the way I feel or are as passionate.” In a report last year, investi- gators in New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s office cited a single broker that bought 1,012 tickets within one minute to a U2 concert at Madison Square Garden when "Cabin fever from the cold ? ... Grab a pool and head south; those western Caribbean nights are they went on sale on Dec. 8, 2014, despite the vendor’s just right for those who need a pick-me-up. It worked for my bones,” said Dennis White. claim of a four-ticket limit. By day’s end, that broker and one “foCusing on fading memories of past springs serves to strengthen our hope for another growing other had 15,000 tickets to season fueled by our Father ... waiting for good things to come,” according to Dennis White. U2’s North American shows.

Pat Carleson noted her “herb gar- den, right and below, made it through the winter. The garlic is from the store and had started to sprout, so I planted it.”

Jennifer Hardison took this photo of turkeys in Athens. “The turkeys are back! This is the first time we've seen them this year and this photo was taken during a soft rain. My husband counted 64 but was betting there are at least 25 more. “ C OOKES

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SAVE Sweet Mini $ 40 1 Ea. SINCE 1936 Watermelons SAVE $ 70 $ 59 1 Ea. Golden Ripe ea. Pineapples 2 Cleveland’s Sweet Mini Watermelons are the ideal size for slicing and eating fresh. It’s flesh is ruby red, ProduceBest $ 29 tender-crisp, succulent and sweet. FOUR YEARS IN A ROW 2 ea. $ 99 ¢ ea. ea. 1 89 Voted Cleveland’s Fresh Florida SAVE Strawberries SAVE Tropical $ 1 Lb. Pkg. ¢ Mangoes Best Produce Ea. Ea. 4 Years in a Row 2 40 Great Selections of • Cut Fruits & Vegetables ¢ $ 59 lb. • Wide Selection of Organic Products 1 lb. 69 • Largest Selection of Local Produce in Town SAVE SAVE ¢ ¢ 40Lb. Tomatoes 30 Lb. Imported On the Vine Sweet Onions Check out our Convenience Section! ¢ $ 99 In Store Packaged 99ea. 2 ea. SAVE Dole Classic SAVE Russet Nuts & Snacks! ¢ Coleslaw Potatoes $ Ea. 70 Ea. Grind Your Own Fresh 14 Oz. 2 10 Lb. Bag Peanut Butter or Almond Butter! THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE10 _022217 Decadent Bakery Favorites

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SAVE SAVE $ ¢ 2Ea. 50 Ea. SINCE 1936 SINCESINCE 11993366 Kenny’s Fresh Baked Coconut Crème Pie $ 99Turnovers $ 49 8 Inch Apple or Cherry, 4 Ct. SINCE 1936 10 3 SAVE $ 3Ea. Sunday Only!

Cake-O-Rama $ 99 8 Inch Single Layer • COCONUT 4 SAVE $ 3Ea. • LEMON SUPREME SAVE SAVE $ $ 1Ea. 1Ea. Kenny’s Choose from • CREAM CHEESE CHOCOLATE Fresh Baked Pies $ 99 • CHOCOLATE FUDGE 8 Inch 9 these flavors: Honey Blueberry • BUTTER PECAN • YELLOW FUDGE Oatmeal Bread $ 99 Muffins $ 99 • CHOCOLATE SILK 18.3 Oz. 1 4 Ct. 3 Choose from: • PEANUT BUTTER We Stay Up To Date On The Current Trends Of Floral Design. FLORAL Special Arrangements And Weddings Are Our Specialty!

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$ 99SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 Designer ea. 12 SINCE 1936 Mardi Gras SINCE 1936 Tie Dye Roses Glorious Blooms 6 Stems BRING IN YOUR OWN FAVORITE CONTAINER AND LET US MAKE YOU A “ONE OF A KIND” CUSTOM DESIGN WITH A WIDE RANGE OF FLORAL OPTIONS AND A LONG-STANDING REPUTATION FOR PERSONAL $ 99 SERVICE, MAKE COOKE’S YOUR ea. FLORIST FOR YOUR SPECIAL OCCASION. 11 CALL BIANCA FOR A FLORAL CONSULT Seasonal 423.472.2638 Dish Gardens

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SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 Sandwich of the Try our New Meals to Go SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 Week! & Gourmet Fresh Salads

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SINCE 1936 SAVE ¢ 60Ea. Buffalo Chicken Ranch Sub Sandwich $ 99 6 Inch 4 ea.

SAVE SAVE $1Lb. $1Lb.

Honey Smoked $ 99 All Meat $ 99 WE ARE NOW AVAILABLE Turkey Breast 5 lb. Bologna 4 lb. ON DINNER DELIVERED

SAVE SAVE $ Lb. $ 30 1 1 Lb. Thursday Only!

Hand Breaded Colby $ 99 All White Meat $ 99 Cheese 5 lb. Chicken Tenders 4 lb. THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE 12 _022217 STOCK UP WITH THESE GREAT SAVINGS

SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 2$ 2$ for for SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 5 4 Crisco Prego SINCE 1936 SAVE Canola or SAVE $398 $138 Pasta Sauce ON 2 Vegetable Oil ON 2 Selected Varieties 48 Oz. 14.5-24 Oz.

SINCE 1936 $ 99 2$ 10$ for for 10 Kraft Deluxe5 Macaroni & Cheese Kraft Premium 2 SAVE SAVE or Velveeta Shells SAVE $ 58 $ 90 Macaroni & Cheese Kellogg’s Cereal UP TO 1 6 Selected Varieties ON 2 & Cheese ON 10 Selected Varieties $ 60 9.4-14 Oz. 5.5-7.25 Oz. 17-19 Oz. 2

10$ 2$ $ 99 for for 10 Heinz3 Kraft2 Hunt’s SAVE SAVE UP TO Mustard SAVE Salad Dressing $690 Ketchup 98¢ Selected Varieties $190 Selected Varieties ON 10 24 Oz. ON 2 8-14 Oz. 22-24 Oz.

Best Choice Idahoan SAVE Beans SAVE Potatoes 10$ ¢ $ 90 40¢ Selected Varieties 4 Selected Varieties for 15-15.5 Oz. 59 ON 10 3.5-4.1 Oz. 10

Best Choice Knorr Pasta Pasta Sauce or Rice Sides 4$ SAVE Selected Varieties $ 29 SAVE Selected Varieties ¢ $ 80 24 Oz. 1 4-5.9 Oz. for 1 ON 4 5

Best Choice Mott’s Pasta ¢ Applesauce $ 79 SAVE Selected Varieties SAVE Selected Varieties 36¢ 12-16 Oz. 89 70¢ 23-24 Oz. 1

Del Monte Best Choice Fruit Cups SAVE Cake Mix SAVE Selected Varieties 2$ 20¢ Selected Varieties ¢ 98¢ 16.5 Oz. 89 ON 2 2-4 Ct. for 5 THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE2_022217 SELECTION & SAVInGS • WE’RE ALL ABOUT VALUE

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5$ 5$ SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 for 5 for 5 SINCE 1936 Coke Pepsi SAVE SAVE $395 Products $335 Products ON 5 Selected Varieties ON 5 Selected Varieties 2 Liter Bottle 2 Liter Bottle

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2$ $ 99 for 5 4 Niagara Gatorade SAVE $ 98 Purified SAVE Thirst Quencher 1 $ 40 ON 2 Water 3 Selected Varieties 24 Pk./16.9 Oz. Bottles 8 Pk./20 Oz. Bottles

2$ 2$ $ 79 for 5 for 5 2 SAVE Doritos Tortilla Chips Best Choice IBC Root Beer or UP TO Selected Varieties, 9.5-11 Oz. or SAVE SAVE $ 58 $1 Soft Drinks Orange Crush 3 Selected Varieties ¢ Selected Varieties ON 2 Lay’s Potato Chips ON 2 10 Selected Varieties, 7.75-8 Oz. 12 Pk./12 Oz. Cans 6 Pk./12 Oz. Bottles

2$ $ 99 $ 99 for 5 2 Best Choice Nabisco Newtons Peter2 Pan SAVE SAVE SAVE $138 Tea Bags UP TO or Nilla Wafers Peanut Butter 100% Natural $ 20 Selected Varieties ¢ Selected Varieties ON 2 1 20 100 Ct. 10-12 Oz. 13-16.3 Oz.

$ 99 2$ $ 29 for SAVE Green6 Mountain Kellogg’s4 Hershey’s2 SAVE SAVE UP TO Family of Brands Coffee K-Cups $ 98 $ 70 1 Rice Krispies Treats ¢ Syrup 2 Selected Blends ON 2 Selected Varieties 10 Selected Varieties 6-12 Ct. 8 Ct. 18.5-24 Oz.

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SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE ¢ $ 38 $ $ 90 98 1 4 ON 2 ON 2 2 ON 10 SINCE 1936 Best Choice Jumbos Dole Simply Chobani Cinnamon Rolls 100% Juice Juice Greek Yogurt Selected Varieties $ SINCE 1936 99 10$ Selected Varieties 2$ Selected Varieties 2$ Selected Varieties 16.9-17.5 Oz. 59 Oz. 59 Oz. 2 4.2-5.3 Oz. for 10 for 5 for 5

SAVE SAVE SAVE $198 SAVE $ ¢ ON 2 30¢ 3 30 Best Choice Shredded or Blue Bonnet Lender’s Best Choice Spread Chunk Cheese Sour Cream Bagels Selected Varieties 2$ Original or Light $ 49 Selected Varieties $ 69 Original or Light ¢ 6-8 Oz. 15 Oz. 17.1 Oz. for 3 8 Oz. 1 1 Ingredients:79 directions: • 8 Oz. Best Choice® Cream Cheese 1. Roast the red bell peppers over an open gas flame, turning frequently • 4 Oz. Best Choice® Sour Cream with tongs until all sides are charred black. • 1/2 cup Best Choice® Shredded Sharp Cheddar Cheese 2. Place the peppers in a bowl and cover tightly with plastic wrap. Let sit for 15 minutes. 3. After the peppers have cooled, peel the red peppers, removing the stems • 3 Cheese 1/2 cup Best Choice® Crumbled Feta Cheese and seeds. Puree the peppers in a food processor. • 2 Red bell peppers 4. In a medium bowl, using a wooden spoon, soften the cream cheese until • 1/2 cup Green onions, sliced thin smooth. Add the roasted pepper puree and mix until incorporated followed Roasted Red • 1/2 tsp Best Choice® Garlic Powder by the sour cream. Continue mixing until you have a smooth mixture. Add • 1 tsp Best Choice® Paprika the cheddar cheese, feta cheese, green onions, garlic powder and paprika. Pepper Dip • Best Choice® Assorted Crackers Fold together until evenly distributed. 5. Serve with your favorite Best Choice® Crackers. FROZEN • MEALS IN MINUTES

SAVE SAVE SAVE $ 50 SAVE ¢ ¢ 2 $ 30 60 60 ON 5 2 Best Choice Garlic Bread or Hot or Lean Red Baron Texas Toast Best Choice Pockets 12 Inch Pizza Selected Varieties $ 79 Ice Cream Sandwiches $ 99 Selected Varieties5$ Selected Varieties $ 99 8-16 Oz. 1 16 Ct. 2 2 Pk. for 10 14.76-23.45 Oz. 2

SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE UP TO $376 $150 $130 ON 4 ON 2 $160

Hungry-Man Green Giant Kellogg’s Eggo Mrs. Smith’s Dinners Vegetables Waffles or Pancakes Fruit Cobbler Selected Varieties $ 99 Selected Varieties 4$ Selected Varieties 2$ Blackberry or Peach $ 79 13.1-16 Oz. 2 8-10 Oz. for 5 6-40 Ct. for 4 32 Oz. 3 THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE4_022217 SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936

SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 HEALTH • BEAUTY • WELLNESS

SINCE 1936 Herbal Essences or PHARMACY compounding SERVICES Aussie Shampoo SINCE 1936 SAVE & Conditioner UP TO Selected Varieties 70¢ Gina 10.1-13 Oz. Moser D.Ph. Cooke’s Pharmacy (423) 472-6478 $ 99 [email protected] Our expert compounding pharmacist provides an array of specialty 2 compounding services. We use compounding to support your treatment recommendations: •Alternative delivery methods: liquid suspensions, transdermal gels •Changing an ingredient to which a patient is allergic •Attaining a specific strength and dose SAVE SAVE (e.g., for babies) 20¢ 68¢ •Flavoring medications for children or pets •Accommodating patients with disabilities or medical conditions Crest 3D White Dial •Creating medications for patients whose Toothpaste $ 99 Body Wash $ 99 drugs are no longer being produced by Selected Varieties Selected Varieties pharmaceutical firms 4.8 Oz. 3 16 Oz. 3 household needs $ 99 ¢ $ 99

Charmin4 Essentials SAVE 99Dawn or Gain SAVE Arm6 & Hammer SAVE $ 30 Bath Tissue UP TO Dish Liquid UP TO Detergent 2 Selected Varieties ¢ Selected Varieties $ 50 Selected Varieties 12 Giant Rolls 60 8-9 Oz. 3 70-100 Use Liquid

$ 99 10$ $ 99 for SAVE SAVE UP TO 4 $ 50 Puffs 10 SAVE 14Purina Beneful 6 $ ¢ Kibbles N’Bits or ON 10 Facial Tissue 5 Dog Food 80 Meow Mix Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 3-3.5 Lb. Bag 56-64 Ct. 14-15.5 Lb.

THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE5_022217 CLEVELAND’S FINEST MEAts

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SINCE 1936 ¢ lb. SAVE ¢ 69Value Pack, Grade A 60Lb. Fresh Chicken Leg Quarters

Fresh, Highest Quality Meats in town $ 59 SAVE $1Ea. SAVE 1.23 Lb. Pkg. $1Lb. Fresh, 93% Lean Seasoned Varieties Honeysuckle White Fresh, Grade A Split $ 29 Ground Turkey Whole Fryer 1 lb. Jimmy's recipe of the week! SAVE RED WINE-BRAISED ¢ BONE-IN BEEF SHORT RIBS Directions: 40Lb. ingredients: 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. • 5 Lbs. Bone-in Beef Short Ribs, cut crosswise into 2 inch pieces 2. Season short ribs with salt and pepper. Heat oil in a large Dutch oven over • Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper medium-high. Working in 2 batches, brown short ribs on all sides, about 8 • 3 tbsp. vegetable oil minutes per batch. • 3 medium onions, chopped 3. Transfer short ribs to plate. Pour off all but 3 tbsp. drippings from pot. Add • 3 medium carrots, peeled, chopped onions, carrots, and celery to pot and cook over medium-high heat, stirring • 2 celery stalks, chopped often, until onions are browned, about 5 minutes. • 3 tbsp. all-purpose flour 4. Add flour and tomato paste: cook, stirring constantly, until well combined $ 99 • 1 tbsp. tomato paste and deep red, 2-3 minutes. • 1-750 mL dry red wine 5. Stir in wine then add short ribs with any accumulated juices. Bring to a lb. • 10 sprigs flat-leaf parsley boil; lower heat to medium and simmer until wine is reduced by half, about • 8 sprigs thyme 25 minutes. Add all herbs to pot along with garlic. Stir in stock. Bring to a 4 • 4 sprigs oregano boil, cover and transfer to oven. Cook until short ribs are tender, 2- 2 1/2 BONE-IN • 2 sprigs rosemary hours. Transfer short ribs to platter. Strain sauce from pot into a measuring • 2 Fresh or dried bay leaves cup. Spoon fat from surface of sauce and discard; season sauce to taste with BEEF • 1 head of garlic, halved crosswise salt and pepper. Serve in shallow bowls over mashed potatoes with sauce SHORT RIBS • 4 cups low salt beef stock spooned over. for more of COOKE's favorite recipes visit us at http://www.cookeshometowngrocer.com/recipes

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$ 59 SINCE 1936 lb. SAVE Value Pack,1 Bone-In $ 10 1 Lb. Sirloin Pork Chops

SAVESAVE SAVE $$ 3030 $ 20 11Lb.Lb. 1 Lb.

Bone-In Value Pack Sirloin $ 39 Beef $ 99 Pork Roast 1 lb. Shoulder Steaks 3 lb. TASTE THE CERTIFIED DIFFERENCE!

SAVE $3Lb. $ 99 5 lb. Top Sirloin Steaks

CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF, THE CHOICE FOR EXCEPTIONAL TASTE!

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SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 $ 99 Fresh! SINCE 1936 lb. 8 SAVE $ Lb. SINCE 1936 Flounder 3 Fillets USA Wild Harvested

KATHY’S RECIPE OF THE WEEK! Baked Ingredients: Directions: • Two 6 Oz. Flounder fillets 1. Arrange fillets in a ceramic or glass baking dish just large Flounder • 1 garlic clove enough to hold them in one layer. • 2 tbsp. fresh lemon juice 2. Mince garlic in a small bowl combine with lemon juice, soy Fillets in • 2 tsp. soy sauce sauce, sugar, and salt. Whisk in oil until emulsified and pour Lemon Soy • 1/2 tsp. sugar vinaigrette over fish. • 1/2 tsp. salt 3. Bake fish in middle of oven until just cooked through and no Vinaigrette • 2 tbsp. olive oil longer translucent, 5 to 7 minutes. $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 10lb. 8 lb. 6 lb. USA Wild Harvested This delicious Fresh! This mild Fresh! SAVE Large Shell-On heart healthy SAVE Salmon flaky fillet is SAVE Tilapia $ 30 fillet is rich in $ great for your $ flavor and high on Lb. Fillets low carb Lb. Fillets 1 Lb. Raw Shrimp 2 diet! 1 16-20 Count Omega 3’s Packaged Meats - Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner $359 $259 $159 $399 Oscar Mayer Oscar Mayer Eckrich Oscar Mayer Beef Bologna SAVE SAVE UP TO Beef Franks SAVE Smoked Sausage Basic Lunchables SAVE Regular, Red Rind $ 40 ¢ On¢ 2 $ Ea. 2 Selected Varieties 90Ea. Selected Varieties 40Ea. Selected Varieties 1 or Thick 14-15 Oz. 14 Oz. 2.2-4.2 Oz. 16 Oz. $419 $359 $499 $219 Gorton’s Tyson Fully Cooked Grace’s Salads and Breaded Fish Best Choice Breaded Chicken Sandwich Spreads SAVE Fillets, Portions SAVE SAVE Nuggets, Tenders SAVE Pimento, Chicken, Tuna, UP TO Sliced Bacon UP TO or Tenders ¢ Regular or Thick $ 90 or Patties ¢ Ham or Jalapeńo Pimento $320 60Ea. 1 50Ea. 14-24 Oz. Ea. 16 Oz. 25-29 Oz. 10.7-11 Oz.

THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE8 _022217 BEER & Wine - Favorite Selections

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SAVE $130 SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 $ 99 Did You SINCE 1936 10 Know? SINCE 1936 Italia Roscato Northern Italy provides a Wine spectacular backdrop for 750 mL Roscato, a violet-hued red with aromatic notes of cherry, blackberry and red raspberry. A touch of sweetness and bright acidity $ 99 $ 99 underlies the appeal of this 2 11 charming wine. Cul-de-Sac Catello Del Poggio Wine Wine Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 750 mL 750 mL $1749 $799 Budweiser, Bud Light, Abita Miller Lite or Coors Light Beer SAVE Selected Varieties SAVE Selected Varieties $120 18 Pk./12 Oz. Bottles 80¢ 6 Pk./12 Oz. Bottles

$ 79 $929 7 Mix & Match Good People Blue Moon At least twelve (12) SAVE Snake Handler SAVE Beer 50¢ Beer 50¢ Selected Varieties 4 Pk./12 Oz. Cans 6 Pk./12 Oz. Bottles bottles of 750 ml wine; At least six (6) bottles of 1.5 liter wine; or

At least four (4) boxes of 3 liter boxed wine.

Mix and match case with same size only. LARGEST PICK 6 CRAFT BEER IN CLEVELAND 10% discount is in addition to the best marked price.

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