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BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER taken into custody Sheriff’s Office. Winings on traffic charges that County on U.S. 231, then turned dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com by local deputies Authorities said Winings was included fl eeing and eluding. east on Highway 2 at Campbell- who overtook the charged with failure to yield to Officials from Alabama told lo- ton. It continued east on High- Following a chase through two vehicle he was an emergency vehicle and with cal authorities that the chase way 2, followed by Houston states that began in lower Ala- driving shortly felony fl eeing and eluding. had exceeded 90 miles per hour County deputies and a police of- bama, a Marianna man was ar- after 2:30 a.m. Local officials joined the chase at times as deputies in that ju- fi cer from Level Plains, Alabama. rested on Old U.S. Road in Mari- that morning, ac- around 2:20 a.m. at the request risdiction tried to pull Winings Initially, local officials had been anna, the street where he lives. Winings cording to the of authorities in Houston Coun- over. Dustin Kyle Winings, 34, was Jackson County ty, Alabama, who were pursuing Their pursuit entered Jackson See CHASE, Page 13A BRINGING WORDS TO LIFE Execution date set Quincy man killed wife, stepdaughter

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A Gadsden County man will be executed In November for killing his wife and raping and killing his 10-year-old stepdaughter 22 years ago. Chadwick Banks will be put to death on Nov. 13, 2014, at 6 p.m. According to Florida Gov. Rick Scott’s office, Banks was on felony probation when the double- murder occurred at the home he shared with his wife, Cassandra Banks, and stepdaughter, 10-year- old Melody Cooper, just east of Quincy. Officials say he entered the home with a gun in the early morning hours on Sept. 24, 1992. He shot KRISTIE CLOUD / FLORIDAN Mrs. Banks in the head as she Marianna Middle School Media Specialist Charlene Merefield talks about the projects completed by Mrs. Edenfield and Ms. Harvey’s slept, killing her. Banks then went eighth-grade reading class Monday afternoon in the school media center. Students made storyboards and dioramas that creatively to the bedroom of his 10-year-old represent the books they read. stepdaughter, Melody Cooper, and brutally raped her for approxi- ighth-grade stu- mately 20 minutes. Banks then dents at Marianna forced Melody to kneel facing her Middle School put bed, and shot her in the head, kill- E ing her. Banks did not contest his all their creative wheels guilt of the murders, after which to work when they re- a Gadsden County jury recom- cently completed a book mended a death sentence by a vote report project in Charlotte Battle of Edenfield’s and Westanna Marianna Harvey’s reading classes. They didn’t just read the books that were available Reenactors in the MMS library for their Accelerated Reading classes. They also pre- will include pared visual arts projects like dioramas, collages, Tallahassee magazine ads, character cutouts and pamphlets USTC unit depicting a favorite book. Then they presented those Events start Tuesday, projects to members of culminate Saturday their class, and several Special to the Floridan dressed in character for the presentations. MMS A late addition to the Battle of Media Specialist Charlene Marianna reenactment team has been announced by one of the up- Merefi eld was credited by coming event’s organizers, local teachers with ensuring historian and author Dale Cox. Sgt. Maj. Jarvis Rosier and men that students have a wide SUBMITTED PHOTO from the 2nd U.S. Colored Troops variety of genres to choose Marianna Middle School students Brianna Malloy as Helen Keller (biography), Hannah McKinney as The Lorax (children’s fi ction), and Riley Arunakul as a sniper protected by ghilli suit (military (USCT), a reenacting unit based in from in the school library history), along with MMS Principal Eddie Ellis show off a few of the creative efforts associated Tallahassee, will take the fi eld dur- with a recent reading project. ing the Battle of Marianna reen- for their AR classes. actment on Courthouse Square in Marianna at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 27. The event is part of the 150th an- Acceptance of $37,750 grant would improve trail niversary commemoration of the Battle, with various events sched- BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER Noland Street may be much The city of Marianna has just and back to the starting point, uled this week. dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com longer by this time next year, been awarded the $37,750 DEP which now takes walkers and The U.S. Colored Troops or thanks to the Department of grant it sought to extend the cyclists to the bank of the USCT were formed by the Union The half-mile nature trail Environmental Protection and Butler Trail to about fi ve miles. Chipola River and stops. The to give free and newly liberated that starts near the meeting Marianna’s municipalplanning It would loop around behind point of Kelson Avenue and strategy. Riverside Elementary School See TRAIL, Page 13A See BATTLE, Page 13A

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Community Calendar TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 209-7856, 573-1131. » Marianna City Farmers Market Open — 7 a.m. » Marianna City Farmers Market Open — 7 a.m. » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — 8-9 Publisher — Valeria Roberts to noon at Madison Street Park. Now featuring to noon at Madison St. Park. Now featuring Pan- p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist vroberts@jcfloridan.com Panhandle arts and crafts every Saturday. handle arts and crafts every Saturday. Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. » St. Anne Thrift Store — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. » St. Anne Thrift Store — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. » Students Working Against Tobacco Recruit- Circulation Manager — Dena Oberski Anne’s Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. Anne’s Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. ment Activity — 8 p.m. till midnight Citizens doberski@jcfloridan.com Fall and winter clothes, ready for the holidays! Fall and winter clothes, ready for the holidays! Lodge. Sponsored by: Tobacco-Free Partnership of Welcome donations: household items, clothing and Welcome donations: household items, clothing and Jackson County. Youth from middle school to high CONTACT US jewelry. Proceeds go to help less fortunate in our jewelry. Proceeds go to help less fortunate in our school are cordially invited. Also invitation to build Telephone: 850-526-3614 community. Call 482-3734. community. Call 482-3734. the Tobacco-Free Partnership of Jackson County FAX: 850-482-4478 » Volunteer Workshop — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cov- » Chipola Civic Club Meeting — Noon at The Oaks membership. Email: editorial@jcfloridan.com enant Hospice, 4215 Kelson Ave. Suite E, Marianna. Restaurant, U.S. 90 in Marianna. The CCC’s focus Street Address: No cost. Purpose: To provide an overview of hospice is the local community, “Community, Children & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 4403 Constitution Lane care, including covenant’s programs, services and Character.” Call 526-3142. » Marianna City Farmer’s Market Open — 7 the special roles they fi ll. Marianna, FL 32448 »Jackson County Library Advisory Board a.m. to noon at Madison St. Park. Now featuring Office Hours: » Beginner/players Pinochle — 10 a.m. at McCor- Meeting— 3 p.m. Jackson County Board of County panhandle arts and crafts every Saturday. mick Lake Clubhouse. Everyone welcome to come Commissioners Administrative Building conference Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting —8 a.m. and play. For more info call 272-6611. room. in the AA room of First United Methodist Church, MISS YOUR PAPER? » Sewing Circle — 1 p.m. at Jackson County Senior » Alcoholics Anonymous — Closed discussion, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. Citizens, 2931 Optimist Drive in Marianna. Call 8-9 p.m., First United Methodist Church, 2901 Cale- » 2015 Fed Cattle Show Weigh-in — 8:30-11:30 You should receive your newspaper no later 482-5028. donia St., Marianna, in the AA room. Attendance a.m. Jackson County Agriculture Center, U.S. 90, than 6 a.m. If it does not arrive, call Circula- » Jackson County Quilters Guild Meeting limited to people with a desire to stop drinking; Marianna. Vaccinations for Jackson County 4-H and tion between 6 a.m. and noon, Tuesday to — 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Jackson County Extension papers will not be signed. FFA exhibitor’s animals will be available. Open to Friday, and 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Sunday. The Service, Penn Ave., Marianna. Business meetings public. Jackson County Floridan (USPS 271-840) are fourth Tuesday; other Tuesdays are for projects, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 » Lonny Lindsey Scholarship Trail Ride — 9 a.m. is published Tuesday through Friday and lessons and help. All quilters welcome. Call 573- » Battle of Marianna Commemoration — 9 a.m. Registration 10 a.m. Ride Out Carmel Assembly Sunday mornings. Periodical postage paid 5434. History Demos at Madison Street Park: noon to of God Church Parking Lot. $5 donation includes at Marianna, FL. » Fall into Vegetable Gardening — 6-7:30 p.m. 3 p.m. Civil War Exhibit at Russ House: 2:30 p.m. hamburgers, hot dogs, coleslaw, chips, dessert UF/IFAS Extension County Office, 2741 Penn Ave. Battlefield Tours at Russ House: 4 p.m. Historical and Pepsi products. All proceeds benefit the Lonny SUBSCRIPTION RATES Marianna. Topic: Tops and Bottoms for the Cool conference at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church: 6 p.m. Lindsey Scholarship Fund. Coggins required. Wagon Season Garden — Cool Season Crops such as Sons of Confederate Vets Memorial Service at Riv- pulled by a tractor will be provided for those who do Home delivery: $11.78 per month; $34.51 lettuce, broccoli, cabbage, chard, strawberries and erside Cemetery: 7 p.m. College chorus performs not ride. Come and enjoy the fellowship. For more for three months; $65.40 for six months; onions, potatoes, carrots. Cost: $30 per person or at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church: 7:20 p.m. Live inter- information, call after 4 p.m. Dennis Lee at 547- and $130.16 for one year. All prices include $45 per couple. Call Rob Trawick or Doris Wil- pretations of notables buried at St. Luke’s Episcopal 9188 or Sue Mitchell at 547-5055. applicable state and local taxes. Mail liams482-9620. Church. All events free and open to the public. » Fish Fry Fundraiser — 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Union subscriptions must be paid in advance. Mail » Debate of the Commanders — 6:30-8 p.m. » Hooks and Needles — 10 a.m. at the Jackson Grove Community Center, 4517 Basswood Rd, subscriptions are: $46.12 for three months; Jackson County Public Library, 2929 Green St., County Public Library, Marianna Branch. New and Greenwood. Fish or chicken sandwich $5 donation. $92.24 for six months; and $184.47 for one Marianna. Debate commemorating the 150th experienced hand crafters welcome to create, share, Vendors welcome. 12 x 12 space $10 donation. All year. anniversary of the Battle of Marinna featuring learn or teach favorite projects. Call 482-9631. proceeds benefit the renovation of the Old Union Homer Hirt as the Union Commander, Brigadier Grove High School. Call 526-6984, 209-4951, or » Chess Club — 6-8 p.m. First United Methodist General Alexander Asboth and Kelly Crocker 209-3624. Church on Clinton St. in Marianna. Sponsored by All subscriptions to the Jackson County as the Confederate Commander, Colonel Marianna Optimist Club for students for students » Battle of Marianna Commemoration — 9 a.m. Floridan include delivery on Thanksgiving Alexander Montgomery. For more information call 8–18 years of age in Jackson County. All students Memorial for both sides at Riverside Cemetery: 10 Day for which there is a premium charge. 482-9631 or email abryan@jacksoncountyfl.com and their parents are welcome. Players of all skill a.m. United Daughters of Confederacy Memorial ADVERTISING » Alcoholics Anonymous Closed Meeting — levels including beginners are welcome. Call 693- Service at Confederate Park downtown Marianna 8-9 p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist 0473. and living history demo/vendors at Madison Street Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. Closed Park: 11 a.m. Reenactment of Marianna Battle at The advertiser agrees that the publisher » “Senior Singles” Meeting — 6-8 p.m. Eastside discussion with 12 and 12 study. Everyone with a Courthouse Square: 11:45 a.m. Choruses perform shall not be liable for damages arising Baptist Church (in the rear), U.S. 90 East, Marianna. desire to stop drinking is welcome. at Madison Street Park: noon to 3 p.m. Tours of nine out of errors and advertisements beyond New location. Ample parking. Singles age 50 and historical homes/businesses (shuttle service to older are invited for games, food, prizes and speak- the amount paid for the space actually some locations) Museum tours Davis-West House WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 ers. No charge. Donations accepted; proceeds fund occupied by that portion of the advertise- corner of Madison and Putman,: Cemetery tours charitable endeavors of Marianna’s Gathering Place ments in which the error occurred, whether » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — Noon at St. Luke’s Episcopal: 12:30-3 p.m. battlefield Foundation. Call 272-6611. such error is due to the negligence of the to 1 p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist tours every 30 minutes at Russ House also Civil War Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. publisher’s employees or otherwise, and » Celebrate Recovery — 7 p.m. at Evangel Worship Exhibit — at Russ House: 2 p.m. Civil War Surgery Center, 2645 Pebble Hill Road in Marianna. Adult there shall be not liability for non-inser- » Jackson Hospital Board of Trustees Monthly Exhibit at Russ House: 3:30 p.m. Battle Documen- and teen meetings to “overcome hurts, habits and tion of any advertisement beyond the Finance Committee and Board Meeting — 5 p.m. tary (film) at St Luke’s Episcopal. All events free and in the classroom of Jackson Hospital. hang-ups.” Dinner: 6 p.m. Child care available. Call open to the public. amount paid for such advertisement. This newspaper will not knowingly accept or The submission deadline for this calendar is two days before publication. Submit to: Community Calendar, Jackson County Floridan, P. O. Box 520, Marianna, FL 32447, email editorial@jcfloridan.com, fax 850-482-4478 or bring items to 4403 Constitution Lane in Marianna. publish illegal material of any kind. Advertis- ing which expresses preference based on legally protected personal characteristics is Police Roundup not acceptable. HOW TO GETYOUR MARIANNA POLICE suspicious person, two burglary at- Oak Trail, Lake Park, Ga., sen- motor vehicle without valid license. NEWS PUBLISHED DEPARTMENT tempts, three physical disturbances, tenced to 30 days. » Armard Lovett, 35, 2656 Old one residential fire call, 10 medical » Terrance Baxter, 20, 4227 Air Base Road, Marianna, pos- The Jackson County Floridan will publish The Marianna Police Department calls, two medical Village Court, Marianna, sentenced session of a controlled substance news of general interest free of charge. reported the following incidents for transports, one to 30 days. (cocaine), violation of community Submit your news or Community Calendar Sept. 21, the latest available report: burglar alarm, one » Jabre Gilbert, 23, 4193 Myles control. events via e-mail, fax, mail, or hand delivery. 17 traffic stops, two abandoned report of shooting St., Marianna, violation of state » Sadonia Butler, 28, 4846 Fees may apply for wedding, engagement, vehicle reports, one reckless driver, in the area, 21 probation. Glendale Circle, Marianna, viola- anniversary and birth announcements. two suspicious vehicle reports, one traffic stops, three » Justin Timmons, 18, 2104 Le- tion of county probation. Forms are available at the Floridan offi ces. suspicious incident, two suspicious larceny complaints, one criminal gion Road, Sneads, armed burglary » Jacob Helms, 23, 312 West Photographs must be of good quality and person reports, one special detail mischief report, four civil disputes, of a conveyance. Michigan Ave., Bonifay, possession suitable for print. The Floridan reserves the assignment, one highway obstruc- one follow-up investigation, three » Joseph Mejia, 18, 7966 of marijuana-less than 20 grams, right to edit all submissions. tion, one burglar alarm, one panic animal complaints, 12 property Sherry St., Sneads, burglary of a hold for Polk Co. alarm, one report of shooting in checks, three assists of motorists conveyance. » Joseph Coester, 38, 703 North GETTING IT RIGHT the area, one trespass complaint, or pedestrians, two assists of other » Alena Jones, 32, 511 Hammon Griffith Ave., Crystal River, resist- The Jackson County Floridan’s policy one accident and 15 home security agencies, one public service call, St. (Apt. 15), Dothan, Ala., retail ing officer without violence. is to correct mistakes promptly. To checks. one patrol request, one 911 hang-up theft. » Martha Johnson, 31, 3480 report an error, please call 526-3614 and one report of illegal dumping. » Dustin Winings, 34, 3375 Old Highway 71 (Apt. A), Marianna, Monday-Friday. JACKSON COUNTY U.S. Road, Marianna, fleeing and driving under the influence. SHERIFF’S OFFICE JACKSON COUNTY attempting to elude with lights and » Maxwell Deal, 22, 153 Clipper CORRECTIONAL FACILITY siren. Cove, Freeport, hold for Okaloosa The Jackson County Sheriff’s » Travis Myrick, 28, 2934 Harley Co. Office and county fire/rescue The following persons were Drive, Marianna, burglary with reported the following incidents for booked into the county jail during assault or battery, battery. Sept. 21, the latest available report: the latest reporting periods: » Kevin Tillman, 30, 4249 5th Jail Population: 203 One armed and dangerous person » Paula Lockhart, 53, 2915 Ave. (Apt. P27), Lake Charles, LA, report, two hit-and-run vehicle Albert St. (Apt. B), Marianna, driving while license suspended or To report a crime, call CrimeStoppers reports, one missing juvenile, six worthless checks-two counts. revoked. at 526-5000 or a local law enforcement abandoned vehicles, five reports of » Michael Sellers, 48, 739 4th » Rafael Esparza, 33, 514 agency. suspicious vehicles, one report of a St., Chipley, non-child support. Capamoort, Houston Texas, driving To report a wildlife violation, call 1-888- suspicious incident, one report of a » Tara Blocker, 42, 5326 Moss under the influence, operating a 404-FWCC (3922). JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com LOCAL & STATE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2014 ◆ 3A Operation Safe Child nets 43 arrests in Bay County Special to the Floridan 2014, local law enforcement Beach 21, of 8020 Betty Louise Road, CHARGES: Sex Offender received information that Nelms CHARGES: FFJ: Sex Abuse Panama City Violation: Failure to Comply and Between Sept. 15 and 18, Bay was possibly in Bay County. on Child Less Than 16 (Mobile CHARGES: Sexual Offender VOP–Lewd and Lascivious County and partners in state Information was developed that County, Alabama) and Violation: Failure to Report » Sean Allen Hayes, 42, of 9157 and federal law enforcement led the Operation Safe Child Larceny–Theft Email Address Instant Msg and Sunshine Drive, Youngstown rounded up 43 people in a joint 2014 task force to Gulf Oaks RV » Steven Joseph Colunio, 34, VOP Use of Computer Online CHARGES: VOP Sex Offender operation called Operation Safe Park at 5612 East Highway 98, of 7105 Collins Apt. D, Panama to Solicit Sex Act from a Minor, Violation: Failure to Register Child 2014. where Nelms and his girlfriend City Travel to Meet as Required and Sex Offender The Bay County Sheriff’s were staying. Nelms was taken CHARGES: Sex Offender » Matthew Shaun Parker, 39, of Violation: Failure to Register as Office, the U.S. Marshal’s into custody without incident Registration 910 Harrison Avenue, Panama Required Office, the Panama City and transported to Bay County » Bobby Wesley Dean Bicknell, City » Ronald Rudy Vincent, 61, of Police Department, the Jail. 32, transient CHARGES: VOP Sex Offender 6242 Blue Gill Drive, Panama Florida Department of Law The following were arrested in CHARGES: Sex Offender Failure to Comply City Enforcement, the Department Operation Safe Child 2014: Violation: Failure to Register as » Steven Andrew Lyons, 21, of CHARGES: Sex Offender of Corrections, Parole and » Norman Rushton, 80, Required 321 13th St., Panama City Violation: Failure to Report Probation, the Office of apprehended in California » Joseph Daniel Baer Jr., 40, of CHARGES: VOP Agg Battery w/ Email Instant Msg Inspector General, and the CHARGES: Use of a Computer 611 W. 11th St., Panama City Weapon and Failure to Register » Eric Allen Elkins, 32, of 3120 Washington County Sheriff’s to Solicit or Lure a Child CHARGES: Sex Offender as Required Minnesota Ave., Panama City Office made surprise contact » Albert Schwendeman, 42, Violation: Failure to Register as » Richard William Wynn, 34 CHARGES: Trafficking in visits to more than 300 Cahoun County Required CHARGES: Sex Offender Meth, Possession of Drug registered sex offenders in Bay CHARGES:Sexual Battery on » Louis Randolph Merricks, 49, Violation: Failure to Register as Paraphernalia, Manufacture County. a Child Under 16 and Lewd and of 710 E. 15th St., Panama City Required(x2) and Child Support, Meth, and Recommit: Poss of As a result, 43 people were Lascivious Assault CHARGES: VOP Sex Offender » Richard Martin Thome Jr., 41, Meth arrested on charges such » Raymond George Blum, 48, Violation: Failure to Register of 8320 Freese, Panama City » Ashley Kyra Gainey, 22, of as Failure to Register as a of 5425 Berthe Nelson Road, as Required and Sex Offender CHARGES: Failure to Register 7100 Noel Road, Panama City Sex Offender, Violation of Panama City Violation: Failure to Register as as Sexual Offender and Sex CHARGES: Manufacture Probation, Failure to Register CHARGES: Sex Offender Required. Offender Registration of Meth, Trafficking in Meth, Email Address and Instant Violation: Failure to Register as » Mark Allan Phillips, 43, of » Phillip Larry Bass, 33, of 9307 and Possession of Drug Message. Several individuals Required 1905 Alabama Ave., Panama City Resota Beach Road, Southport Paraphernalia with outstanding warrants were » Brett Corley Clark, 32, of 3831 CHARGES: VOP Sex Offender CHARGES: Narcotic » Latesha Marie Reed, 33, of apprehended. The operation Biltmore Drive, Panama City Violation: Failure to Register as Equipment, Possession and or 3900 W. 25th St., Panama City also resulted in the seizure of CHARGES: Sex Offender Required Use. VOCC: Grand Theft, and CHARGES: Manufacture narcotics, drug paraphernalia Violation: Failure to Register as » Darrell Jerome Davidson, 34, Sex Offender Violation: Failure of Meth, Trafficking in Meth, and a meth lab. Required of 319 Kraft Ave., Panama City to Register as Required and Possession of Drug One of those arrested, Norman » William Alexander Eckman, CHARGES: VOP Sex Offender » Christopher Wayne Hall, 39, of Paraphernalia Rushton, 80, originally was 30, 2713 Nelson, Panama City Violation: Failure to Register as 7119 Lawrence Road, Panama » Edward Punay Sotengo, 54, of arrested in 2012 in Bay County CHARGES: Sex Offender Required City 1705 Cincinnati Ave., Panama during an Internet Crimes Violation: Failure to Report » John Thomas Templeton, 48, CHARGES: VOP: Lewd and City Against Children, or ICAC, Email Address Instant Msg of 2100 Pentland Road, Lynn Lascivious Molestation CHARGES: Sex Offender operation. At that time, Rushton » Keith Warren McCoy, 51, 3301 Haven » Janice Marie Brown, 53, of Violation: Failure to Register was charged with Traveling to E. Second Court, Panama City CHARGES: VOP Sex Offender 351 College Ave., Apt. A, Panama as Required and VOP Failure to Meet a Minor for Sex and Use CHARGES: Sex Offender Violation: Failure to Report City Register as a Sex Offender of the Internet to Lure a Child. Violation: Failure to Register as Email Address Instant Msg CHARGES: Sex Offender » Laterrance Vantagious Out on bond after that arrest, Required » Daniel James Jorgensen, 30 Violation and Providing False Johnson, 39, of 3307 Baldwin Rushton left Bay County and » Johnathan Carey Bailey, 36 CHARGES: Sex Offender Information to LE About a Sex Road, Panama City arranged to abscond to Costa CHARGES: Sex Offender Violation: Failure to Register as Offender CHARGES: Sex Offender Rica. Before he could leave the Violation: Failure to Register as Required » Ricky Lamar Frazier, 47, of Violation: Failure to Register as country, he was located and Required » James William Batton, 44, of 351 College Ave., Apt. A, Panama Required arrested in a hotel in Niceville. » Christopher Shawn Forehand, 1221 First St., Panama City City » Frankie Lynn Bullock, 51, of On Sept. 12, Rushton cut off 41 CHARGES: Sex Offender CHARGES: Sex Offender 2709 East Ave. his GPS monitor and fl ed Bay CHARGES: Sex Offender Registration Violation and Harbor ATT CHARGES: Sex Offender County. He was tracked down Violation: Failure to Register as » Codey Monroe (Cody) Tucker, Harbor Asst Harboring Sex Violation: Failure to Register as and arrested for the third time Required 21, of 5734 Shannon Circle, Offender Required by a task force in Weaverville, » Robby Wayne Strickland, 35, Bayou George » Chadwick Cleao Six, 47, of » Bernard Perez, 49, of 5505 California, without incident of 2431 Anne Ave., Panama City CHARGES: Possession of Child 1008 W. 12th Court, Panama City Sun Harbor Road, Panama City Sept. 15. Beach Pornography CHARGES: Domestic Batt, CHARGES: Failure to Register Another individual arrested CHARGES: Sex Offender » Matthew James Tucker, 26, Obstructing Justice, and as Required and VOP Failure to was Brian Nelms, who was Violation: Failure to Register as of 5734 Shannon Circle, Bayou Violation of Pretrial Release Register as Required wanted by the Mobile (Alabama) Required and VOP: Lewd and George — GT » Richard Knox, 59, of 4603 N. Police Department for Sexual Lascivious CHARGES: VOP Possession of » Richard Martin Blackburn, Highway 231, Panama City Assault of a Child Under Twelve. » Brian Earl Nelms, 42, of 5664 Child Pornography 49, of 121434 Highway 231, CHARGES: Possession of Drug During Operation Safe Child E. Highway 98, Panama City » Gregory Steven Allyn Carver, Youngstown. Paraphernalia Florida Lottery CASH 3 PLAY 4 FANTASY 5 Local Realtors attend state meet Mon. (E) 9/22 7-0-2 1-6-5-6 Not available Mon. (M) 6-1-4 6-8-7-0 Special to the Floridan Tue. 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Luncheon. agement, converting leads tored real estate profes- In the opening sessions, Real estate professionals into business, developing sionals, explaining his they were advised to “be across Florida also were a productive team and techniques for building a brilliant” in their business able to take advantage of what’s next for commercial profitable, productive, list- by seven-time author Si- this year’s trade exposition, real estate. ing-based business to as- mon Bailey. which featured more than One of this year’s high- sociates in their fi rst — or Speaker Liz Murray re- 150 exhibitors with the lat- lights was a general session their 50th — year in the vealed lessons learned est products, technology featuring author and real real estate business. along her journey from and business tools.

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Rick Scott after he was to reduce phosphorus charged and unsuccess- MIAMI — Finding a fully sought re-election. way to reduce excess He was fi rst elected in phosphorus in the water 2009. supply could earn a $10 Three other current or million prize. former mayors of cities The Everglades Foun- in Miami-Dade County dation announced have recently faced cor- Monday that an anony- ruption charges. mous donor is offering the money to the person Nineteen treated or team that develops a way to recycle the phos- after bus crash phorus to boost food IMMOKALEE — Au- production. thorities say 19 people The competition will are being treated at area open in February and hospitals following a bus continue through 2022. crash near Immokalee. Everglades Founda- The Florida Highway tion CEO Eric Eikenberg Patrol says a car crossed says one of the criteria the center line on County for winning the prize will Road 846 in Hendry be dramatically lowering County Monday morning phosphorous levels in the causing a bus carrying Kissimmee River, which farmworkers to steer to- fl ows from central Florida ward the grassy shoulder. into Lake Okeechobee The left front of the car and the Everglades. struck the bus. The Palm Beach Post SUBMITTED PHOTO The bus was carrying reports that excess 45 farmworkers. Eigh- hipola Colleg’s Spring 2015 Associate Degree Nursing program application deadline is phosphorus from fertil- teen people from the Sept. 30. All prospective students including LPNs and paramedics are encouraged to izers contributes to algae bus, including the driver, apply for admission. The new curriculum is now four semesters. The Associate Degree blooms and other pol- were taken to hospitals C lution in the Everglades, two area hospitals. Their Nursing program is nationally accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in other parts of Florida and injuries were considered Nursing. For more information, call 718-2278 or visit www.chipola.edu. elsewhere in the country. minor. The driver of the car Jury: Ex-Homestead was taken in critical con- Local mayor guilty dition to Lee Memorial GUEST SPEAKER GILMORE Hospital in Fort Myers. Briefs MIAMI — Jurors have An investigation is convicted a former South under way. 4-H Livestock Clinic, Florida mayor on corrup- tion charges, but a judge Ga. shooting suspect Fed Cattle Show wouldn’t immediately Weigh-In on Saturday pronounce him guilty. arrested in Miami Jackson County 4-H, A Miami-Dade County MARIETTA, Ga. in cooperation with jury found former — Cobb County police the Jackson County Homestead mayor Steven say a man wanted in a Cattlemen’ Association Bateman guilty Monday fatal shooting over the and the Panhandle of two felony counts of weekend was arrested by Youth Expo, is offering a illegal compensation and the U.S. Marshals Service 4-H Livestock Clinic on one misdemeanor count in Miami. Saturday from 8:30-11:30 of illegal lobbying. The Police spokesman Sgt. a.m. at the Ag Center on judge will now take two Dana Pierce says 27- U.S. 90. weeks to consider earlier year-old Orain Patterson This also will serve as defense requests to dis- was taken into custody the official steer weigh-in miss the case. Monday. Pierce says Pat- for youths who plan to Prosecutors say Bate- terson is suspected of participate in the Jackson man illegally took a $125- fatally shooting 24-year- County Fed Cattle Show in an-hour consulting job old Tavin Campbell in an February 2015. with a health company apartment in Marietta. Dr. Carolyn Gable while using his position Police say officers DVM, of Keller Veterinary as mayor to gain neces- responding to a call of Services, will provide sary city and county a person shot Saturday official Certificates of permits for the compa- morning found Campbell Veterinary Inspection ny’s proposed children’s dead from an apparent for participants in the center in Homestead. gunshot wound. Miami Herald Panhandle Youth Expo. The Mary Gessert USDA reports that Bateman From wire reports APHIS will discuss zoonotic disease prevention, and Beau Hatcher, an FRM Feeds representative, will discuss animal feed and nutrition. Members of the Jackson Where You Can Park At The Door County 4-H Livestock Club 850-526-2839 will share information re- SUBMITTED PHOTO garding livestock showing. hipola College Dean of Workforce and Economic 3008 Jefferson St. • Marianna, FL For more information about the event, visit Development Darwin Gilmore was introduced by First http://jackson.ifas. CCommerce Jackson County Executive Chuck Hudson. EVERYONE KNOWS THEIR DATE OF BIRTH!! ufl.edu/4-h/category/ Darwin spoke to the club about the mission of the department as livestock-shows/ or call DO YOU KNOW YOUR DATE OF DEATH?? 4-H Agent Angel Granger well as plans for the introduction of new programs in 2015. at 482-9620 or email FINAL EXPENSE amgranger@ufl.edu. to central Florida. They available technical and ture Conservancy will hold The Average Cost of aFuneral TODAYis$10,000 Longleaf workshop host a remarkably diverse cost-share assistance. the workshop Wednesday, plant and animal com- The workshop includes Oct. 8, from 8:30 a.m. to ARE YOUR FINAL EXPENSES COVERED? Oct. 8 for landowners munity that includes some lunch and a tour of re- 3:30 p.m. ET at The Nature YOU HAVE TO PURCHASE BEFORE YOU NEED IT! Longleaf forests once 300 bird and 2,500 plant stored longleaf pine habi- Conservancy’s Apalachic- Most FINAL EXPENSE PLANS sold via mail or TV either covered 92 million acres species. tat at Apalachicola Bluffs ola Bluffs and Ravines Pre- have rates that increase every 5years &expires at age across the Southeastern The Nature Conservancy and Ravines Preserve. serve, 10394 NW Longleaf 80 or will not pay full death benefit the first 2years. United States. 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State Briefs ers say the outside lane opened shortly after 7 a.m. Wrong-way crash kills When it comesto insurance,you woman on I-75 Police investigate want choices.That 3-year-old’s shooting •Pediatric Dental Specialist DADE CITY — The meansyou want •Children,Adolescents southbound lanes of Inter- MIAMI — A 3-year-old Brightway. state 75 north of Tampa boy is recovering from a &Teens are open again following a gunshot wound to the leg •Orthodontics fatal, wrong-way crash. during a domestic dispute The crash happened at his home in Miami- We’reyour local insurance experts. Most •In-Ofice Sedation early Monday near Dade Dade County. independent agents represent about 8-10insurance •Hospital Dentistry City in Pasco County. companies.Wehave accesstomore than 100. Reports say an acquain- •Special Needs The Florida Highway tance of the child’s mother These kind of options mean you get customized Patrol says a 25-year-old jumped a fence and forced policies you need, at aprice youwant. Patients was driving north in the his way into the home inside lane of I-75 around Sunday. Authorities say a Call or email us today. 4:35 a.m. Monday when struggled ensued and the she struck a tractor trailer. man took out a gun. The Tavares Horne &Travis Ephriam The woman died at Associate AgencyOwners gun fi red and the child 4389 Lafayette Street, Suite A Bayonet Point Medical was hit in the leg. The man O: 850-633-3460 Center in Hudson. The fl ed the scene. [email protected] BEN SAUNDERS,D.M.D. truck driver wasn’t injured. The child is recovering at [email protected] PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY Southbound traffic on a hospital. BrightwayInsuranceMarianna.com Interstate 75 was diverted 4711 Highway 90 East •Marianna, FL at Exit 293 but troop- From wire reports HomeFlood Auto Umbrella Life (Between Burger King &Big Lots) 526-SPIT JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com STATE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2014 ◆ 5A Florida, Georgia districts split school prize The Associated Press want the same things for their children, regardless of their ORLANDO — In a fi rst for the socioeconomic backgrounds,” largest education award given to Gallimore said. public schools nationwide, ju- In Orange County, the district rors decided to split the $1 mil- has embarked on a major lion Broad Prize between two capital campaign, built smaller urban districts — a past winner neighborhood schools and with an established record in increased the number of magnet Georgia and an up-and-coming schools in the districts. district showing recent gains in Because of a several-second Florida. delay in audio and visual Watching Monday’sannounce- components in the feed from ment via live feeds from New NewYork, the 300-plus educators York, educators from Gwinnett packed into an Orlando County Public Schools in metro auditorium at fi rst seemed Atlanta and Orange County Pub- confused about whether they lic Schools in Orlando celebrated had heard the announcement Monday as each was promised correctly. $500,000 in college scholarships When they saw a graphic on for their high school seniors. the giant TV screen that it was The decision marked the fi rst a tie, they jumped out of their time in its 12-year history that seats and cheered. the Broad Prize for Urban Edu- Dorina Sackman, an English- cation has gone to two districts. as-a-second-language teacher U.S. Education Secretary Arne and Florida’s Teacher of the Duncan named the winners, and Year, said the key to the district’s the ceremony included a speech improvement has been a focus by former British Prime Minister on data-driven results combined Tony Blair. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with emphasizing the teacher- Gwinnett and Orange coun- Teachers and employees of Orange County Public Schools cheer at a watch party with the announcement of student relationship. ties were the only two fi nalists the prize awarded to the school system in the nation with the greatest overall performance and improvement in “You can have data, data, data picked from a pool of 75 eligible student achievement on Monday in Orlando. Orange County Public Schools in Orlando and Gwinnett County Public all you want, but it’s the teachers districts. Schools in metro Atlanta will share the prize. whohavethoserelationshipswith Usually, four or fi ve are chosen, Services Donna Shalala, former “In the end, we decided both and high-income students. their children and understand but this year, jurors were disap- U.S. Secretary of Education Mar- fi nalists deserved to win the 2014 For some Gwinnett County their stories and infuse that into pointed with urban schools’ garet Spellings and former U.S. Broad Prize,” Rendell said in the students, the scholarships their knowledge of putting that progress, which they found “in- Sen. Christopher Dodd, CEO of jurors’ letter. may mean the difference into their lesson so the kids can cremental at best,” according to the Motion Picture Association The prize rewards districts between pursuing a college master the content,” Sackman a letter from the jury. of America. for improving achievement degree or stopping their formal said. But the two fi nalists stood out, Jurors found that Gwinnett among disadvantaged students. education after high school, The prize is sponsored by a though for different reasons, ac- County, a winner in 2010, is Criteria include state test scores, said Lorna Gallimore, director of foundation run by Edythe and cording to the jurors — includ- “consistently one of the top graduation rates, performance assessments at the district office, Eli Broad, who made his fortune ing former Pennsylvania Gov. performers in Georgia.” And compared with similar districts where educators rose from their in home construction and Ed Rendell, former U.S. Housing Orange County has “galvanized in the state, preparation of chairs applauding when they insurance. and Urban Development Secre- the community around raising students for college, and the heard the announcement. The districts “are doing tary Henry Cisneros, former U.S. student achievement — quickly closing of the achievement gaps “We recognize that all children something right with leadership Secretary of Health and Human and dramatically.” between ethnic groups and low- can learn, and all parents and laser-like focus,” Broad said. State investigated killer of six grandkids Florida State ready The Associated Press to pick president MIAMI — Two weeks The Associated Press two decades, also con- before a Florida man fa- tended that he has not yet tally shot his daughter and TALLAHASSEE — Flor- made his mind up on who six grandchildren, some- ida State University is set to hire. one called the state child to pick a new president on “No one has told any- abuse hotline, worried that Tuesday, despite criticism one how to vote,” Burr adults were doing drugs in from some students and said. “It’s a diverse board front of the kids, accord- faculty that the search has of trustees, they all have ing to documents released been designed the entire the best interests of FSU Monday. time to steer the job to at heart.” Authorities said 51-year- powerful state Sen. John Supporters of Thrasher old Donald Spirit called Thrasher. have cited his long-stand- 911 from his mobile home Thrasher is the chair- ing allegiance to his alma Thursday warning he man of Gov. Rick Scott’s mater and his track record might hurt himself or oth- re-election committee at helping FSU over the ers. By the time a deputy and was among the list years as reasons to sup- arrived, Spirit had com- of four fi nalists chosen port him. Thrasher was mitted suicide. And he had on Monday to interview one of the driving forces killed 28-year-old Sarah with FSU’s board. The who helped FSU gain a

Spirit and her six children, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS other three candidates al- medical school more than including an infant girl Mourners are refl ected in a framed collage of images featuring Sarah Spirit and her children at ready hold jobs in higher a decade ago. born in June. a candlelight vigil Sunday at Bell Elementary for the victims of Thursday’s shootings in Bell. education in Alabama, But Thrasher’s march The Department of Chil- West Virginia and Colo- to the fi nal selection has dren and Families said it father had beaten her in lawmakers made sweep- In 2002, police re- rado. Thrasher is an at- been with increasingly opened an investigation front of her 3-year-old. ing changes to the way ported that Don Spirit torney who has also been strident opposition, some into Sarah Spirit on Sept. 1 She was 36 weeks preg- DCF relies on such paren- had smashed his wife a speaker of the Florida of it with a partisan bent. after getting a tip that she nant at the time. tal services after repeated Christine’s car with a House and a lobbyist. FSU’sfaculty senate is also or other adults in the home An officer found Sarah complaints that children sledgehammer. Ed Burr, a FSU board now opposed to his hiring were smoking pot and syn- with red marks on both were being taken from Christine Spirit said she member and chairman as is the local newspaper thetic marijuana in front of sides of her face. She said foster care and returned was worried about her of the search committee in Tallahassee. Thrasher’s the children. he’d become enraged after to dangerous home envi- husband, who she said that selected the fi nalists, decision to sidestep ques- Spirit told investigators she told him she couldn’t ronments based on little had become suicidal after said there was no “fix” to tions from students on she had tested positive pay his taxes on the prop- more than verbal promises he accidentally killed their pick the St. Augustine Re- issues such as climate for drugs when she was erty where they both lived, from parents to do better 8-year-old son in a hunting publican. Burr, who has change also has drawn screened by her probation according to Gilchrist and attend parenting, an- accident in 2001. He was ties to the same northeast fi re because the school is officers and was arrested County court records. ger management or sub- convicted of a gun charge Florida political circles trying to boost its reputa- Aug. 26 for violating that “He then grabbed her by stance abuse classes. After in the killing in 2003 and that Thrasher has been tion among the nation’s probation. the arms and shoved her several child deaths, a new spent about three years in involved with for the last research universities. When she got out of jail, up against the refrigera- bill says safety plans can prison. Spirit and the children tor and then took both his no longer rely on verbal After questioning by po- The best compliment I can receive is a referral! were kicked out of their hands and placed them promises from parents. lice, Christine told officers home and went to live with close to the sides of her Gilchrist County court she was afraid of her hus- her father. face and boxed her cheeks records are littered with band, who had threatened ed MCCOY Besides the baby, the very hard leaving red police reports document- to kill her. 850-573-6198 cell children were 11, 9, 8, 5 marks on them just below ing violence between Don When police asked her [email protected] and 4. the eyes,” the officer wrote Spirit and his ex-wife and to make a formal state- Century 21 Sunnynny South Propertiesies Four of the children were in his report. daughter with details of ment about the violence 4630 Hwy. 90 • Marianna, FL found dead about two When Gilchrist County him terrorizing them. her husband had directed www.emccoyrealty.comm hours after boarding the sheriff’s deputies arrived to Most recently, there was at her, the officers said she bus home from school. arrest Don Spirit the next a report that Don Spirit hit refused. Helpful Tip Speak with alender Gilchrist County Sheriff day, he refused to come out one of his grandchildren Three years later, the before you see an agent! Robert Schultz said their of the house, saying “that with a belt in 2013. couple divorced. bodies were found all the only way we were go- over the property of Don ing to get him to come out Spirit’s mobile home in is to break down the front INGROWNTOENAILS? Bell, a rural, north Florida door and throw in the tear community of about 500 gas,” court records show. $250 residents. Spirit eventually gave Permanent Both father and daughter up and was taken into Correction had a troubled history and custody. Procedure were the focus of several Weeks later, Sarah Spirit child abuse allegations. wrote a letter to the court, Most involved complaints asking for leniency and that Sarah Spirit was ne- taking blame for what great food. great prices. great people. glecting the children and happened. 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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Joey Logano celebrates in Victory Lane after winningtheNASCARSprintCupseriesrace atNew Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, N.H., on Sunday. Team Penske in command of the Chase after 2 races

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. s Brad Keselowski fl aunted his fast car by leading session after session Aat New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Joey Logano took a good-natured swipe at his teammate by asking him via Twitter to slow down. The fi rst message apparently fell on deaf ears, so Logano tried again the next day, tweeting to Keselowski: “You must have not heard me yesterday. Please?” Logano ultimately didn’t need an assist from Keselowski on Sunday. He led the fi nal 30 laps to grab a pivotal victory, and the win pushed Logano into the second round of the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship, where he and Keselowski are the only two drivers guaranteed of advancing. Team Penske is hot — the hottest organization in NASCAR with four wins in the last fi ve races — and Logano and Keselowski are ruthless right now about results. They aren’t content simply securing spots in the second round of the Chase. They want to win everything in sight and not let anyone else in the game. “Knowing that we’re in the next round is nice,” said Logano after his victory, “but we want to go out there and win. Our goal is to win the championship. Just because we’re in the next (round) doesn’t mean we’re going to take a week off next week.” KRISTIE CLOUD/FLORIDAN Ashlyn Roberts (7) bumps to the setter for the Lady Pirates in a game earlier this month. This 16-driver Chase under a new elimi- nation format was supposed to pit Penske against mighty Hendrick Motorsports, but KRISTIE CLOUD dominating win for a 7-0 standing. “played real well.” She changed up it’s been all Penske through the fi rst two kcloud@jcfloridan.com Wewa fell short in all three sets of the the lineup a bit for the Monday night races. Kevin Harvick has held his own, but evening losing to Sneads 25-12, 25-10 game and the team responded well. his Stewart-Haas Racing entry has yet to The Lady Pirates faced off in a con- and 25-4. “This is the fi rst time running this stack up to the two Penske cars when a win ference match against Wewahitchka Leading the Lady Pirates in ace particular lineup. I’m looking to get is on the line. Monday night on the Lady Gators’ serves were Ashlyn Roberts and Tay- more productivity from the offense. And the four-car Hendrick effort? Well, home turf. Having homecourt advan- lor Roberts, each with eight. Mallory They served aggressively,” she said. Kasey Kahne could be eliminated Sunday tage just wasn’t enough for Wewa to Beauchamp tallied up 15 digs for the “It was a fun night.” at Dover, six-time and defending champion triumph however. night and De’Aryll Green had nine The Lady Pirates will play in Vernon Jimmie Johnson has been mediocre at best, Sneads started the match 6-0 in kills. tonight at 6 p.m. against the Lady and Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr. aren’t district play and racked up another Coach Sheila Roberts said the girls Yellowjackets. yet on the same level as the two Penske teams. Granted, the 10-race Chase has ebbs and fl ows — Matt Kenseth won the fi rst two NFL races last year but still lost the championship to Johnson. But what the fi rst two races this year has shown is that Penske is playing Philbin noncommittal regarding Tannehill’s status for keeps. The Associated Press Keselowski pushed hard for the organization to sign Logano, whom he believed DAVIE — If embattled would be a great complement to an organi- quarterback Ryan Tannehill zation on an upswing. Logano was signed needed a public vote of con- during Keselowski’s 2012 championship fi dence from his coach, he run — the fi rst Cup title for Roger Penske didn’t get it. in 40 years of NASCAR participation — and Joe Philbin was asked four indeed strengthened the two-car team. times by reporters whether Although Keselowski failed to make the Tannehill will remain the Chase last year and was ineligible to defend Miami Dolphins’ starter this his title, Logano earned his fi rst career berth week, and each time the as both cars were competitive for the fi rst coach was noncommittal. time in many, many years. Being shut out “We’re going to start our of the Chase made Keselowski more deter- game plan for Oakland when mined, and he’s pushed and pushed behind I leave here,” Philbin said the scenes for Penske to take an aggres- at his weekly Monday news sive approach and rise to the level of Rick conference, “and we’re going Hendrick’s industry standard team. to decide what 46 players are So all season long has been a competition going, and how best to utilize between the two organizations, with Harvick them.” trying desperately to crash the party. Logano Tannehill has started all 35 at Bristol picked up his third win of the year games since being drafted in — at the time it tied him with Keselowski, 2012, but has played poorly Gordon, Earnhardt and Johnson for most in this year for the Dolphins the series, and then Keselowski surged to his THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (1-2), who face the Raiders Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill (17) looks to pass as he is pursued by Kansas City Chiefs fourth victory two weeks later. in London on Sunday. His outside linebacker Justin Houston (50) during the second half Sunday in Miami Gardens, Fla. Keselowski’s win at Richmond was good backup is Matt Moore, who for the top seed in the Chase, and he made has made 25 starts in seven whether Tannehill would with the league average of Kansas City when Miami lost it two-straight with a victory in the Chase NFL seasons. start against Oakland. 7.1. He has averaged less than each game by 19 points. opener at Chicagoland to give him fi ve on When Philbin was asked “No. Is there any doubt 6 yards per attempt in each of “We have to become a the year. Logano answered with Sunday’s if his noncommittal stance that I’ll be the coordinator his past fi ve games dating to more consistent team in all win at New Hampshire, and both drivers would create the percep- next weekend?” Lazor said. last season. three phases of the game,” have made it clear they won’t coast into tion Tannehill is in limbo, He added, “We all rent these With a bye next week, it’s Philbin said. “I have to do each round. If they could somehow win all the coach said, “I’m going to seats, right? It’s a production likely Tannehill will get at a better job, there’s no 10 Chase races, they’d have no pity for the stick with the answer that I’ve business, and that’s what least one more start before question about that. ... We other teams. given.” we’re here to do — produce.” Philbin seriously considers a have to play better, and we “I’d like to say the 35-inch, 35-ounce bat, Offensive coordinator Bill Tannehill ranks 32nd and switch. Tannehill was hardly have to get better quick.” they’re swinging it hard,” Walt Czarnecki, Lazor didn’t hesitate when last in the NFL at 5.0 yards the lone culprit the past two asked if he had doubts per pass attempt, compared weeks against Buffalo and See DOLPHINS, Page 14A See PENSKE, Page 14A 9A ◆ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2014 ENTERTAINMENT JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com

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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Lady Luck is in your corner. You will derive satisfaction from a home improvement or renovation project. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Your unselﬁsh nature will win you admira- BORN LOSER BY ART AND CHIP SANSOM tion. Host an event to bring together people with different interests. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- Dec. 21) — If events take a turn, you may not recognize the person behind the scenes. Someone you trust may be out to discredit you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. BIG NATE BY LINCOLN PIERCE 19) — You’ll be over- whelmed by the requests being made of you. Remember to take time for your own needs. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — It’s time to deal with unresolved issues or projects. Matters have a way of piling up if you are not careful. PISCES (Feb. 20-March SOUP TO NUTZ BY RICK STROMOSKI 20) — Times are changing, and so are you. A partnership can be developed if you broaden your horizons and friendships. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — A better lifestyle can be yours if you make personal changes. Remember to look after the well-being of your pets, too. FRANK & ERNEST BY BOB THAVES TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Organize a function that will bring together friends and family. Make arrangements to meet at a park or at home. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — If you are diplomatic, you will win support. A proposal you make will be accepted if you are progressive. GRIZZWELLS BY BILL SCHORR CANCER (June 21-July 22) — A loved one will be concerned if you have been spending too much time helping others. Follow your heart and make amends. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — A newcomer will provide insight regarding your image and how to promote yourself. Self-discipline will enable you to tackle ARLO & JANIS BY JIMMY JOHNSON goals. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — You’ll surprise others with your enthusiasm. A release of energy will have you hopping from one activity to another.

Annie’s Mailbox ALLEY OOP BY JACK AND CAROLE BENDER Dear Annie: I am a widow in my mid-70s a cabin and I would pay for 75 percent of and am comfortably well off. A year after the combined cost, based on the fact that my husband’s death, I moved to an apart- my yearly income is three times his. ment in a smaller city in order to be closer My daughter is livid. I say it’s my money to my daughter’s family. However, they and my business. I don’t want to alienate have their own lives and rarely include her. What’s your advice? me in anything except holiday dinners. — SUGAR MOMMA I did meet a widower, “Jim,” at a church Dear Momma: Your daughter needs social. We share a lot of common interests reassurance that Mom is not being taken and enjoy going out to dinner and mov- advantage of, and that you aren’t spend- ies together. The only downside is that ing all of your money on some guy. Please Jim lives entirely on his Social Security let her know that you love her and your ALLEY OOP BY JACK AND CAROLE BENDER check, so I always pay my own way on new relationship won’t change that. If you our “dates.” My daughter says Jim is after have promised money to the kids’ college my money, which may be true, but then funds, reassure her that you won’t use the sometimes I think she is, too. She’s always money to splurge on Jim. asking how much money is in the grand- But also tell her that you are too young children’s college funds and whether I am to sit at home. Surely she wants you to be dipping into it to pay my expenses. happy in a way that doesn’t require her to Jim and I are thinking of taking a Medi- provide your entertainment. If she hasn’t terranean cruise in which we would share met Jim, please introduce them.

THATA BABY BY PAULTRAP Bridge Fran Lebowitz said, “Food is an impor- (cue-bid) fi ve hearts to suggest a grand tant part of a balanced diet.” slam. And when North was happy to This week we are looking at deals in control-bid fi ve spades, South jumped to which North and South have to decide seven diamonds. which of two suits to choose as trumps. In general, a balanced fi t — one where North and South have the same number of cards in the suit — will be preferable to an unbalanced fi t — in which one player has more cards than his partner. KIT‘N’ CARLYLE BY LARRY WRIGHT HERMAN BY JIM UNGER In this deal, if the balanced diamond suit is trumps, declarer can arrange an extra ruffing trick after drawing trumps and discarding the spade eight from the dummy on his fi fth club. In seven diamonds, South takes one spade, fi ve diamonds, six clubs and one spade ruff in the North hand. If the unbalanced suit is trumps, (here the 6-4 club fi t), there is an inevitable spade loser. South can win only 12 tricks, not 13. The auction itself was exciting. South opened one club, planning to bid diamonds twice to describe his distribution and strength. If West had immediately overcalled four hearts, it would have made life very tough for North-South. North could have bid fi ve diamonds, but East would have increased the inconvenience by raising to fi ve hearts. In the actual sequence, once South knew about the double fi t, he control-bid 10 A- Tuesday, September 23, 2014 z Jackson County Floridan CLASSIFIEDS WIREGRASS CLASSIFIED

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Each bid must be accompanied by a bid bond, TRUCKS, BUSES, TRACTORS, TRAILERS or a cashier’s check, made payable to the in the sum of 5% of the base bid as a guarantee Ford 2010 F150 Raptor , and with an agreement that the bidder will not 4x4, orange with black revoke or cancel his bid or withdraw from the graphics, 2 tone leather in- competition for a period of thirty (30) days af- terior, 6.2 V8, all options ter the opening of bids, and that in the event available-luxury package, fresh tires, 45k the contract is awarded to the bidder, he will miles, sunroof, navigation, tailgate step, pick within ten (10)consecutive days after it is sub- up bed extender, Sony radio, heated seats, mitted, enter into written contract with the in accordance with the accepted bid. 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NFL Patriots offense still struggling after 3 games

The Associated Press

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The New England Patriots have plenty of time to get their offense rolling. The question is: Do they have the players? Theoffensivelineisstrug- gling to protect quarterback Tom Brady and open holes for running backs. The wide receivers, other than Julian Edelman, have contributed little. The tight end production will be limited until Rob Gronkowski THE ASSOCIATED PRESS regains his form after off- New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady (12) passes THE ASSOCIATED PRESS season knee surgery. during the third quarter Sunday against the Oakland Raiders in Foxborough, Mass. St. Louis Rams wide receiver Brian Quick (83) catches a 51-yard touchdown pass as Dallas “We can do just really Cowboys cornerback Morris Claiborne (24) tries to defend in the second quarter Sunday in pretty much everything sive touchdowns in the last handed and elusive with 22 St. Louis. better offensively,” coach 10 quarters. catches. The others have a Bill Belichick said. “Every- “Starting 0-1, it’s good to total of 14, led by Thomp- thing. Blocking, throwing, be 2-1,” Brady said, “but, kins with six. Dallas Cowboys still have catching, running, run obviously, there is a lot of Brandon LaFell has four reads, routes, distribution, room for improvement.” after a career-high 49 last you name it.” First, there’s the offensive season with Carolina. That became obvious line. Danny Amendola, a disap- questions on defense Sunday when they needed The trade of left guard Lo- pointment since signing a a last-minute interception gan Mankins to the Tampa fi ve-year, $31 million con- The Associated Press The Cowboys trailed St. Louis 21-0 in deep inside their territory Bay Buccaneers on Aug. tract before last season, the second quarter. They had twice be- to hold off the winless Oak- 26, just 12 days before the has three. Aaron Dobson, IRVING,Texas — A day after the biggest fore rallied from 21-point deficits to win, land Raiders for a 16-9 win. season opener, removed a inactive despite being regulation comeback in Dallas Cowboys both overtime games — against New Oakland came in with six-time Pro Bowl player healthy Sunday, has one history, coach Jason Garrett still had to Orleans in 1984 and Washington in the the NFL’s worst run de- and the anchor of the line after making 37 catches as answer questions about the defense. 1999 season opener. fense, allowing 200 yards and has led to players ro- second-round draft pick Particularly third-year cornerback Dallas is 2-1 for the fourth year in a per game. New England tating in different spots. last year. Morris Claiborne, who was beaten for row. The last three seasons, the Cowboys managed just 76. Marcus Cannon, a four- With poor protection two touchdowns before his late inter- went on to fi nish 8-8 and miss the play- The Patriots gained only year veteran tackle, moved forcing Brady to throw ception in a 34-31 victory at St. Louis, offs under Garrett. 297 yards, their second into Mankins’ guard spot quickly, that mediocre where the Cowboys overcame a 21-0 While Claiborne struggled for the straight game with fewer and has struggled. So have group has little time to get deficit. most part Sunday, no St. Louis receivers than 300. veteran tackles Nate Sol- open. Garrett would not say Monday wheth- had catches on the other side of the fi eld And wide receivers other der and Sebastian Vollmer. “We’ve got some new er Claiborne’s starting job was in jeop- against corner Brandon Carr, and nickel than Edelman caught just Right guard Jordan Devey players. We’ve got different ardy, and whether the interception that back Orlando Scandrick returned from fi ve passes. was replaced after some things that are happen- ended the Rams’ last threat made up for a two-game suspension. Sterling Moore Kenbrell Thompkins, poor plays Sunday. ing,” Brady said. “We’re all the earlier mistakes. played well while Scandrick was out. who had one of those “It’s not one guy. It’s not trying to get used to one “We’ll determine how we’re going Claiborne, a fi rst-round pick in 2012, catches, said Monday he’s one play,” Solder said. “It’s another and used to the to play guys as the week goes on,” the said after the game that he hasn’t lost concerned that an offense a number of plays that things we’re doing. coach said, repeating those words when confidence. that has worked together we’re breaking down.” “At the end of the year, he was asked again. “Playing this position, you can’t hang through organized team Then there are the wide you’re in a position to, “Let’s look at the stuff he did well and your head. Guys are going to catch activities in May, mini- receivers. hopefully, make the the stuff he didn’t do quite as well,” he balls,” Claiborne said. “You can’t be camp in June and training Edelman has been sure- playoffs.” said. “One of the best things Mo did, he down on yourself, because they’re going camp in July and August, fought through those adversities and to throw it again and you’re going to be still is struggling to get into was able to make a play at the end. You down about that one too.” a rhythm. have to look at the whole thing and clean Garrett said Claiborne got in situa- “Mistakes will be made FloridaShowcase Realty it up and get better.” tions where he was isolated by himself, and we’re not perfect,” Rams rookie quarterback Austin Davis and that the Rams made good throws Thompkins said. “The threw for 327 yards Sunday in his sec- and catches against him. game’s going fast, every- ond NFL start. “His technique on each of those plays body’s playing fast, things This week, the Cowboys (2-1) are wasn’t perfect,” Garrett said. “And they are fl ying around, so we’re home to face the New Orleans Saints had success for different reasons on just going out there and re- and Drew Brees, who last season threw each of those plays where he got beat.” act to certain situations.” NOTES: Ann Jones Clarice Boyette Joelle Roberts TimSapp for 392 yards and four touchdowns in a K Dan Bailey made two fi eld In the last seven seasons, Owner/Broker Realtor Realtor Broker Associate 49-17 win over Dallas. goals Sunday, extending his streak of the worst the Patriots fi n- (850)209-9077 (850)573-1572 850-557-0120 (850)209-3595 “We have our moments where we consecutive makes to 28 and moving ished in offensive yard- don’t do things like we should,” said past Chris Boniol for the longest in team age was eighth. They were Come See Us ForAll Your linebacker Bruce Carter, who returned history. ...With starting LBs Rolando Mc- fi rst in 2007 (411.3 yard per Real Estate Needs! an interception for a touchdown against Clain and Justin Durant out because of game) and 2012 (427.9), the Rams. “But I think the talent is there, groin injuries, Carter and rookie Antho- second in 2011 (428) and the coaching is there and once we put it ny Hitchens held up well. Carter scored third in 2009 (397.3). all together I think it’s going to be a great on his fi rst career interception, and Now their 27th with 301.3 thing.” Hitchens led the team with 10 tackles. and have just three offen-

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