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BRIEFS Jasper man Polls open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. today dies in Ivey, challengers make final County are overshadowing local auto accident push ahead of primary / A5 races, as well as a state lineup of races headed up for governor. A single-vehicle By ED HOWELL Democratic ballots have no local accident just after Daily Mountain Eagle races as no candidates signed up midnight Sunday for those races, meaning all local claimed the life of a Voters will finally have their races will be decided on the GOP say over Walker County, state ballot. Jasper man. and U.S. House of Representa- However, two independent Victor Marcel Del tive races today, when they go to candidates, Mike Cole and Mark Fuoco, 26, died the polls from 7 Bell, are already cer- when the 2007 a.m. until 7 p.m. to tified for sheriff and decide nominees in Tanya Guin is certi- Ford Mustang he Republican and fied for superin- was driving left the Democratic party tendent for the road and hit an primaries. Nov. 6 General embankment. Local political ob- Election ballot, servers were antici- without the need to The accident pating for a possibly good be on Tuesday’s ballot. Cole and happened at turnout in the county, as the Na- Guin were rejected by the 12:29 a.m. Monday tional Weather Service forecast Walker County Republican Party Daily Mountain Eagle - Ed Howell on Interstate 22, for Jasper called for sunny skies to be on their ballot. As usual, the political signs have sprouted on the corner of Ninth and a high of 87 today, and for More could submit petitions to about 4 miles sunny skies Wednesday, too. be independent candidates by Avenue and 15th Street in Jasper, with more being put out Mon- southeast of Cor- Races for sheriff and superin- day. Last-minute signs were seen going up across town as this dova. tendent of education in Walker See ELECTION, A5 week’s elections loomed. Fuoco was pro- nounced dead at the scene. JASPER POLICE DEPARTMENT INSIDE Alabama State Troopers are con- tinuing to investi- gate the cause of the accident.

Jasper City council to meet today The Jasper City Council will meet at Guatemala volcano 10 a.m. today in death toll up to 65, the council cham- expected to rise bers on the second floor at Jasper City EL RODEO, Guatemala Hall in downtown (AP) — Rescuers pulled sur- Jasper. vivors and bodies Monday The meeting is from the charred aftermath of open to the public. the powerful eruption of Guatemala's Volcano of Fire, as the death toll rose to 65 and was expected to go DEATHS higher from a disaster that Marilyn Jeanne Byram caught residents of remote Thomas, 81, Jasper mountain hamlets off guard, Willie F. Sargent, 96, Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris Quinton with little or no time to flee to Willie G. Baughn, 86, Lynn Jasper Mayor David O’Mary, at left, and Jasper Police Chief J.C. Poe, at right, look on Mon- safety. / A12 Calvin Nix, 73, Jasper day morning as Derek Forseth of Poway , Calif.-based BMS/Data 911 demonstrates one of Barbara Ann Lakey, 81, the 60 body cameras, shown below, purchased for the Jasper Police Department. Jasper David Virg Cooper, 82, Cordova Myra Evelyn Gray, 91, County inmate Parrish Jimmy Ray Parker, 80, dies at WBMC Parrish ‘A major milestone’ From Staff Reports Full obituaries / A2 JPD equipping patrol officers, detectives with body cameras An inmate at the Walker County Jail died over the weekend at WEATHER Walker Baptist Medical Center, By RON HARRIS ment for several reasons,” Sheriff Jim Underwood confirmed Daily Mountain Eagle Poe said Monday morning. Monday. High Low Sixty body cameras were Underwood said inmate Mark All Jasper police officers 86 60 delivered Monday and will be Alan Scott, 52, had health issues will soon be equipped with distributed to officers over and was receiving medical care, body cameras — the first step the next two weeks. but was taken by ambulance to the Police Chief J.C. Poe said Patrol officers and detec- hospital after his condition wors- INDEX takes the department to the tives — as well as Poe and ened. next level in law enforcement Assistant Police Chief Paul An autopsy is being conducted to in the city. Cashword...... Tucker — will be required to determine the exact cause of death. A6 “It’s a major milestone for Classifieds...... A11 Scott was being held on a proba- the Jasper Police Depart- See CAMERAS, A5 Comics...... A8 tion violation. Dear Abby...... A8 Horoscope...... A8 Opinion...... A4 Sports...... A9 Oakman grad now working Karli Sanford, One section, 12 pages an Oakman graduate, Check for the NBA’s Phoenix Suns spent the last out our Facebook By NICOLE SMITH nursing. few years page at Daily Mountain Eagle Originally on a nursing track, San- working in the ford attended Bevill State Commu- athletics Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle Karli Sanford said last week that if nity College for one year before someone would’ve told her at her high transferring to the University of department at school graduation from Oakman High South Alabama in 2014 to begin their the University School in 2013 she would one day nursing program. In February 2015, of South have a career in sports, she would’ve Sanford took a student assistant po- Alabama. Now, said they were crazy. sition with USA athletics that But that’s what just happened. changed everything. she has a job Sanford began her job with the “I just fell in love with what I was with the NBA’s Phoenix Suns pro basketball team doing,” she said. Phoenix Suns. Monday as a sales consultant — a far cry from her original career choice of See SANFORD, A5 Photo Special to the Eagle A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., June 5, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com

Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Tuesday, June 5, 2018 TENN. Marilyn Jeanne Barbara Ann Lakey Oxford Barbara Ann Lakey, 81, of Jasper, passed away on Fri- 86/62 Huntsville Byram Thomas day, June 1, 2018, at Baptist Medical Center Princeton 86/62 ARK. “Who can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far in Birmingham. above rubies.” - Proverbs 31:10 Visitation will be held at Collins-Burke Funeral Marilyn Jeanne Byram Thomas, 81, of Jasper, passed Home Parlor on Tuesday, June 5, 2018, from noon to 1 GA. away on Sunday, June 3, 2018, after a life acting as a p.m., followed by funeral services at 1 p.m. and burial servant to her Lord and Savior by giving and doing for Greenville Birmingham at Walker Memory Gardens in Jasper. Steve Norris will 86/64 86/62 others. officiate. Family will be receiving friends Wednesday, June 6, She was preceded in death by her father, Troy Black- 2018, from 10 until 11 a.m., at Kilgore-Green Funeral well; mother, Ocie Kelley Blackwell; husband, Donald Home. Funeral services will follow at 11 a.m., with bur- Wilson Lackey; daughter, Dawn Tipton; and son, Troy ial at Walker Memory Gardens. Mike Adams will offici- Odell “Todd” Lakey. Jackson Montgomery ate. 89/64 She is survived by her daughter, Staria Wilson; three 88/67 She was born to Fredrick and Iva Estelle Byram, on grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Jan. 25, 1937, in Nauvoo, Alabama. She was a devoted Christian and loving Mother and Grandmother. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Brookhaven Hattiesburg 88/68 She is survived by her children, Sonya Wachter 93/69 (Chad), Gina Cross (late Buddy Cross), and Jason Thomas (Samantha); grandchildren, Mason Wachter, Mobile David Virg Cooper 91/71 Mary-Stewart Wachter, Catherine Wachter, Callie LA. FLA. Cross, Chase Cross, Raleigh Cross Dunham (Mark), David Virg Cooper, 82, of Cordova, passed away on Kirby Cross Wilcutt (Ridge), Karley Smith, and Savan- Friday, June 1, 2018, at his residence. nah Thomas; great-grandson, Karsten Smith; siblings, Visitation was held at Collins-Burke Funeral Home Learon Byram (Jo Ann), Dwight Byram (Martha), and Parlor on Monday, June 4, 2018, from noon to 1 p.m., fol- Fredricka McNutt (Crit) and a host of nieces, nephews, lowed by funeral services at Collins-Burke Funeral and friends. Home Chapel at 1 p.m. and burial at the Dovertown The family would like to extend their deepest grati- Cemetery in Cordova. L.T. Gurganus officiated. tude and thanks to Meagan Cagle, who graciously gave Cooper was preceded in death by his father, Emory ©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. of her time and gifts to help Marilyn in her later years. Cooper, and mother, Hamie Cooper. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be He is survived by his wife, Barbara Cooper; daugh- made to Jasper’s First Baptist Church, 1604 4th Ave. S, ters, Brenda Daniek (Barry), and Mary Beth Tackett Jasper, AL 35501. (Reuben); son, Bruce Cooper (Sheila); sister, Diane Ham- Friends may sign the guest register at kilgoregreen- mond; nine grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; funeralhome.com. and special friend Gary Hosmer. 2 killed in fall in The family requests that in lieu of flowers donations Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 be made to the Dovertown Cemetery Fund in memory Yosemite park were of David Cooper. Willie F. Sargent Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 elite climbers Willie F. Sargent, 96, of Quinton died Saturday, June 2, 2018, at her residence. YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, Calif. (AP) — The A graveside services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 5, Myra Evelyn Gray two men who fell to their deaths while climbing El Cap- 2018, at McCormack Cemetery. There will be no visita- Myra Evelyn Gray, 91, of Parrish, passed away on Fri- itan at Yosemite National park over the weekend were tion. Bell Funeral Home Sumiton has been entrusted day, June 1, at her residence. elite climbers who partnered on routes since their col- with the arrangements. Visitation was held at Collins-Burke Funeral Home lege days in San Diego, family and friends said. Preceding her in death were her parents, J.C. and Parlor on Monday, June 4, 2018, from 3-5 p.m., followed Jason Wells, 45, and Tim Klein, 42, were about 1,000 Mard Dutton; daughter, Sherrie Lynn Sargent; hus- by funeral services at Collins-Burke Funeral Home feet up the so-called Freeblast Route when they fell on band, W.P. Sargent; brothers, Ivan, Uyless, Mayo, Leo Chapel at 5 p.m. Darrell Hymel officiated. Saturday, the National Park Service said. and twin Quay Dutton; and sisters, Gaye Goodwyn, Burial will be on Tuesday, June 5, 2018, at Gray Brady Robinson, a fellow climber and close friend of Jalia Robbins, and Grace Painter. Cemetery in Parrish. Wells, said that the pair last month scaled two El Cap- Survivors include her son, William E. Sargent; daugh- Gray was preceded in death by her father, Fred itan routes in one weekend. Each climb usually takes ter, Judy Hulsey, and her husband, Harold; sister, Betty Arthur Cannon; mother, Ianna Nelson Cannon; broth- skilled climbers several days to complete, Robinson told Sarton; and a host of nieces and nephews. ers, Cecil C. Cannon and Kirby G. Cannon; and grand- the Washington Post in a story published Monday. Special thank you to Comfort Care Hospice, Shay, son, Steve Price Gray. The two were "simul-climbing," a technique in which Shala, Angela, and everybody. In lieu of flowers, dona- She is survived by her sons, Robert L. Gray (Shirlee), both climbers are attached by a rope and move at the tions can be made in memory of Ms. Sargent to your Fred Gray (Peggy), James Gray (Donna), and Dan Gray same time to go climb faster, he said. choice of charity. (Debbie); daughter, Linda Hymnel; sisters-in-law, Mar- Robinson, who is the executive director of the Access jorie Hayes, Betty Gray, Jackie Gray, and Lera Gray; Fund, an organization that works to protect climbing Bell Funeral Home, Sumiton; 205-648-6611 special caregiver, Shirley Shrobe of Kindred Home access, said the pair had invited a third climber to join Health; 13 grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren. them on the ascent of the 914-meter granite formation and were not going as fast as they could have. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 "They were not pushing the envelope," Robinson said. Willie G. Baughn Their friend, identified by Robinson as Kevin Prince, Willie G. Baughn, 86, of Lynn, passed away Sunday made his climb clipped to a separate rope and anchor. night at his residence. The section of the route where the duo fell was a rel- Baughn was born on Aug. 24, 2018, a son of Glados H. Jimmy Ray Parker atively easy part of the ascent but chunks of rocks can and Edna Faye Gray Baughn. He was born and lived in Jimmy Ray Parker, 80, of Parrish, passed away on occasionally become loose, Robinson said. Lynn his whole life. He was member of Old Zion Sunday, June 3, 2018, at his residence. The cause of the fall is under investigation by the Methodist Church and a former member, deacon and Visitation will be held at Parrish Church of Christ on Park Service. Sunday School teacher at Lynn Baptist Church. He Tuesday, June 5, 2018, from 1 until 2 p.m., with funeral A crowd of people had gathered in the valley below worked and retired from Burdick-West Hospital in Ha- services following at the church at 2 p.m. and burial at following a rumor that rock climbers Alex Honnold and leyville, which is now known as Lakeland Community Odom Memorial Cemetery in Parrish. Brent Barton Tommy Caldwell would attempt a new speed record on Hospital. He was a skilled craftsman who built many will officiate. the Nose route of El Capitan. things, including his own home and helping in the con- Parker was preceded in death by his father, William The two did not climb on Saturday but Robinson said struction of his children’s homes. He built stepping H. Parker; mother, Gracie Deason Parker; sisters, Mary there were likely several people "poised with binoculars, stones to commemorate his grandchildren’s birthdays. Tanner and Ruth Towney; brother, Billy Parker; mother- just watching" when Wells and Klein fell. Yosemite Na- He was talented woodworker, crafting, among other in-law, Mattie Southwood; father-in-law, George South- tional Park rangers received several 911 calls reporting things, furniture for his grandchildren. He loved to help wood; and brother-in-law, McArthur “Tokey” Brown. the fall at about 8:15 a.m. Saturday. his family, gardening and he could fix anything. He was He is survived by his wife, Barbara Parker; daughter, Klein was a teacher from Palmdale, Calif., who twice preceded in death by his parents. Tammy Parker Wyers (Greg); son, Timothy Ray Parker won his school district's teacher of the year award. He is survived by his wife, Ann Lynn Baughn of Lynn; (Beth); sisters, Sue Walker (Gary), Brenda Hooper His widow, Jennifer Tamura Klein, described Klein sons, Richard Baughn and Tim Baughn and his wife, (Jimmy), and Janice Waire (Roland); grandchildren, and Wells like "brothers." Alicia, all of Lynn; daughters, Teresa Harbin and her Daniel Wyers (Morgan), Alicea Wyers Darius Williams, "When you climb together you really do develop that husband, Lelton of Haleyville, and Debbie Baughn of and Brent Burton (Courtney); and great-grandchildren, trust and that love for each other," Tamura Klein told Lynn; brother, Robert Baughn and his wife, Stacy of Summer Wyers, Brodie Mooneyham, Isaac Mooneyham, KTLA in Los Angeles. Lynn; sister, Mary Ann Gann and her husband, Windell William Wyers, Noah Wyers and Amelia Barton. Wells was a Boulder, Colo., asset fund manager and of Rogersville; grandchildren, Michael Harbin, Cory is survived by his wife, Becky Wells, and a daughter Baughn, Katie Baughn Hearn, Emma Baughn and from a previous marriage, Robinson told the New York Frankie Kaldi; and nieces, nephews and other relatives. Times. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, June 5, Obituary policy 2018, at 2 p.m.. from the McGraw Memorial Chapel of Miles Funeral Home, with burial following in Lynn The Daily Mountain Eagle publishes obit- Cemetery. David Hearn will be the officiating minister. uaries for a minimum $40 charge for a stan- Visitation will be on Tuesday from 1 p.m. until the time dard obituary. The standard obituary of the service at 2 p.m. includes the deceased’s complete name, age, Michael Harbin, Cory Baughn, Frankie Kaldi, Mark occupation, date, cause and place of death, Myers, Mark Silverman and Thelton Blanton will serve time and place of services and survivors. Pho- as active pallbearers. Miles Funeral Home of Winfield tographs of the deceased are welcome, but directing. not required. If the obituary exceeds standard space, ad- Miles Funeral Home, Winfield; 205-487-6405 ditional charges may be incurred. Information must be received from the fu- neral home handling the arrangements and services. Greg Murphy via AP Calvin Nix Calvin Nix, 73, of Jasper, died Sunday, June 3, 2018, This 2017 photo provided by Greg Murphy shows at his residence. Jason Wells, left, and Tim Klein during a climb Funeral arrangements will be announced later by along the Nose climbing route on El Capitan in Collins-Burke Funeral Home. Yosemite National Park, Calif. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 384-5571 VOLUME 57 NUMBER 30 BEVILL STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Daily Mountain Eagle - Main Office - Bevill State to offer Rowland Hall Room 223. Basic Oil Painting — Thursday 1301 E. Viking Drive Member Basic Oil Painting — Thursday, July 12, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Jasper, AL 35501 Audit Bureau summer classes June 14, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Istructor is Diane Williams and Phone (205) 221-2840 of Circulations Here’s the Community Education Instructor is Diane Williams and cost is $25. Class will meet in the cost is $25. Project will be Pansy Continuing Education Building. 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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. bald man wearing a dark- support and other aspects (AP) — A man suspected colored hat with a short of family law. in four Phoenix-area slay- brim. Investigators re- ings that happened over leased a sketch of the sus- FBI agent three days fatally shot pect in the three killings. whose gun went himself Monday as police Sharp and Anderson off at nightclub swarmed the hotel where were shot Friday inside a he was staying, authorities law office. tested for alcohol said. Police say one of the DENVER (AP) — Den- The man, who was not women managed to walk ver police say they're identified, has been linked to an intersection to seek awaiting lab results to to the deaths of a forensic help despite a gunshot help determine if an off- psychiatrist, two parale- wound to her head. She duty FBI agent could face gals and a counselor, was taken to a hospital charges after accidentally Phoenix police Sgt. Vince where she died. firing a weapon that Lewis said. Officers followed a blood dropped out of its holster The raid came after au- trail back to the office and while he was dancing at a thorities identified the found the other woman. nightclub. fourth victim, Marshall She was pronounced dead Police say in a statement Levine, a 72-year-old mar- at the scene. Monday that they want to riage and divorce coun- Levine was killed in an determine if alcohol was a selor and life coach. He office park that houses factor. was found shot inside an mostly therapists and Prosecutors will deter- office building shortly counselors. mine whether the agent after midnight Saturday. A decade after the Jon- will face any charges in On Thursday, Dr. Steven AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin Benet Ramsey case, the the shooting that wounded Pitt, a prominent forensic Police block off access to a business plaza as they surround a hotel where 59-year-old Pitt helped another man. The victim psychiatrist who assisted Phoenix police in the Base- was taken to a hospital in in high-profile murder a suspect wanted in several killings was staying Monday in Scottsdale,Ariz. line Killer investigation as good condition. cases, including the Jon- According to police, the suspect killed himself as police closed in on the they sought a man who Police have said the Benet Ramsey mystery in hotel. was later convicted of agent was dancing at the Colorado and a notorious killing nine people. downtown club early Sat- Phoenix serial killer inves- side Pitt's office. to Pitt's shooting, but they tionships or the connec- The website of urday when the gun fell tigation, was found dead Police said the killings were still trying to deter- tions," said Sgt. Ben Burt/Feldman/Grenier, the from the agent's waist- near Scottsdale. Witnesses Friday of paralegals Vele- mine exactly how the three Hoster. law firm that employed band holster onto the floor. reported hearing a loud ar- ria Sharp, 48, and Laura victims were connected. Phoenix police say Pitt's Sharp and Anderson, says The firearm went off when gument and gunfire out- Anderson, 49, were related "We don't know the rela- killer was described as a it practices divorce, child the agent picked it up. NATION IN BRIEF Man agrees to 15- American Airlines plane year term for plotting amaged by hail over New Mexico DALLAS (AP) — An American Airlines plane San Francisco attack made an emergency landing after hail damaged SACRAMENTO, Calif. maximum penalty of 20 the windshield and caused some passengers to (AP) — A man who told years in prison, and Jame- throw up. One of the pilots said they could barely undercover agents that he son didn't want to take the see through the windshield. wanted to carry out a chance of receiving a 40- The airline says no injuries were reported after Christmas Day bombing year sentence, defense at- the Sunday night flight from San Antonio, Texas, and shooting attack at a torney Charles Lee said. to Phoenix ran into bad weather over New Mexico popular San Francisco Lee said his client was and turned south to land in El Paso, Texas. There tourist attraction will re- having second thoughts ceive a 15-year sentence and didn't actually take were 130 passengers and five crew members on AP Photo/Eric Risberg, File board. Another plane finished the trip to Phoenix a after pleading guilty Mon- steps to carry out the plot. day in a federal case. Investigators found no This Nov. 2015 file photo shows a restaurant along few hours later. Everitt Aaron Jameson, bomb-making materials, An airline spokesman said Monday that the plane 26, admitted under a plea and three firearms found Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco. Everitt Aaron was awaiting repairs for damage to the nose, deal that he attempted to during a search were Jameson pleaded guilty Monday to attempting to windshield panels and a cockpit side window. He aid a terrorist organiza- legally owned by his step- aid a terrorist organization and will receive a 15- said the engines, including the fan blades, were tion after he planned the father and were locked in year-sentence. not damaged. attack during talks with a gun case where Jameson undercover FBI agents, in- couldn't to get them, Lee rights to his two children for him," Lee said. "I do be- Passenger Jesus Esparza told KENS-TV in San two days before he first lieve he was very suscepti- Antonio he saw lightning and hail and the plane cluding one he thought said. was with the Islamic State An undercover agent talked to agents, Lee said. ble to suggestion." dropped "like a rollercoaster." He gave a sickness "Every time the govern- The FBI arrested Jame- bag to another passenger who had already used group. told Jameson several Jameson, a former tow- times to think about what ment's been involved in his son on Dec. 22. He is set for one. truck driver from Modesto, he was doing, according to life, it's turned out poorly sentencing Sept. 4. told undercover federal the FBI, and each time 4 Scouts missing on agents that he planned to Jameson said he was use pipe bombs to channel ready to attack. Agents Mount Baker climb found safe victims into part of Pier 39 also recovered a martyr's BELLINGHAM, Wash. (AP) — Authorities say so he could shoot them. letter signed with an Is- two Boy Scouts and two troop leaders have been Prosecutors are drop- lamic variation of Jame- found safe after they were reported missing on an ping a second charge of son's name. attempted summit of Mount Baker in northwest distributing bomb-making Jameson was discharged information under the plea from the Marines for hav- Washington state. agreement. ing an allergic reaction to The News Tribune reports that search and res- He told the undercover a bee sting, had a "tumul- cue officials say two 13-year-old boys and two agents how to build pipe tuous marriage" in which adults were found safe Monday morning. The four bombs and where he in- his wife went to prison for are part of a Scout troop from Seattle. tended to assemble the attacking him with a Authorities say they spent the night in freezing bombs, and he asked them knife, and he lost parental temperatures but were dressed appropriately for for remote timers, accord- the weather. ing to court documents. Each charge carries a

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Tuesday, June 5, 2018 OPINION A4 EDITORIALS Campaigns get testy at the end Candidates are and McDonald’s combined. race. Tom Parker, in indelible ink, Corporations muddy nearing the end Personally, I don’t consider an ad is on record as having taken at of the tether, and a negative if it is telling the truth. least $400,000 from a trial lawyer it is pulled taut. If one is running against an incum- PAC, and one trial lawyer put in a government's swamp Some go a little bent, s/he has to point out what the personal check for $250,000. The swampiest places in Washington politics nuts at closing incumbent has done wrong, other- That might qualify Parker a aren't in the nation's capital at all. time, like the wise why run? The real negative ad RINO to some. The thickest, smelliest muck is in C-suites world- lonesome wolf or is one in which a candidate lies Another would-be RINO is Troy wide, where executives shell out cash to toadies like cougar at the about the opponent and then at- King, who is running for his old job Michael Cohen and other influence peddlers. Those bar’s last call, Be Our tacks on the strength of the lie. as Attorney General. He lost it to who sink in so deep they get caught respond with and consider wild Guest George Wallace was past master at Luther Strange eight years ago hollow apologies and by dismissing subordinates. stratagems and that. after he danced too close with the Such is the case with AT&T, the Squire Patton dangerous moves By Skip Tucker There’s also this: Alabama is and gamblers and changed directions Boggs law firm and the Swiss health care conglom- they will realize has been a one-party state, at least more times than a major league erate Novartis. All paid President Donald Trump's later were goofier than a Mickey gubernatorially speaking. Alabama spitball. so-called "fixer" and personal attorney for insights Mouse movie. was Democrat until the State Dem- It’s the voters who get to make into understanding the new administration. Some are desperate. They’ve put ocratic Party implosion in 1986 and these calls, though. I just hope they The three business giants are the outliers here blood, sweat, toil and tears and almost solid Republican since. Still, do it with a little information. only in that their attempts to ingratiate themselves money into this past eighteen even within a one-party system One of the most misused and with the then-newly elected president came to light months, which is about how long it there are liberals, conservatives misunderstood phrases in the Eng- as part of the Stormy Daniels lawsuit. Corporations, takes to gin up a real campaign. and the game-changing moderates. lish language is Alexander Pope’s trade associations and other special interest groups They are behind and risk is un- Thus, it follows as night to day “a little learning is a dangerous spend more than $3 billion annually for influence, avoidable. (or is it the other way ‘round) that thing.” Pope, whose acerbic wit access and insights, usually through lobbyists. Generally, the primary is a per- conservatives who wanted to be earned him the title of “wicked That Cohen's credentials in that regard are dubi- sonality contest, with testimonials elected prior to ’86, or liberals wasp of Twickenham,” wanted the ous —h he's a former personal injury attorney and on each side proclaiming goodness. thereafter, faced the same hurdle. emphasis in his message placed on an owner of taxi cab medallions, not a registered When the numbers start to gel, Conservatives ran as Democrats, “little,” not “learning.” lobbyist - doesn't change the fact that his perceived though, and the silver medal sometimes of the Blue Dog variety. In effect, he said, drink deep relationship with Trump attracted AT&T and the gleams, gloves come off and blood Liberals now run as Republicans, from the well of knowledge because others. Corporations are so desperate for political spills. Negative ads we knew were which is where the term RINO de- a little of that heady brew intoxi- influence they will invest in anyone who might have lurking under the bed emerge like rives: Republican In Name Only cates the mind. Only drinking an official's ear or who might be owed a favor by a monsters to roll in the gore. The political power groups also deeply sobers us again. government leader. As trashy as some of the recent adapted their game. Left-leaning So, have a drink on Pope, and Those same influence buyers then demonstrate negative ads have been, though, groups like the Alabama Education cast an informed vote Tuesday, their hypocrisy by feigning ignorance, offering disin- most have been relatively mild be- Association teachers’ union and the June 5. Because the run-off cam- genuous apologies and scapegoating underlings. cause voters still reel from a blood- Trial Lawyers who once gave big to paign is where things really fly Risk versus reward letting and bloodcurdling U.S. keep conservatives out of power afoul. The American people should refuse to stand for Senate race. But negative cam- now donate to Republicans who such political boot-licking. paigning is effective and always might share their interests. Skip Tucker was editor of the Daily Mountain will be. A hopeful running against AEA has given as much as Eagle in Jasper, then communications secretary AT&T paid Cohen for insights into understanding for gubernatorial folks like George McMillan, Char- the new administration. At the time of the payment, an incumbent hardly can out-nice a $600,000 to GOP candidates this lie Graddick and Jim Folsom. He ran Alabama the telecommunications giant was acquiring Time way to victory, unless the incum- cycle, according to Yellowhammer Voters Against Lawsuit Abuse for in Montgomery Warner, a deal that required government approval. bent has done something truly News. for 15 years. He has published one novel, Pale Blue Light, a spy thriller set in The Civil War. It's hard to believe the timing was a coincidence. heinous and/or the hopeful has The trial lawyers have also given The behavior doesn't fit the definition of bribery more money than Mickey Mouse big, especially in the Chief Justice — not unless investigators could conclusively show Cohen was a conduit to government officials — but it certainly is in the spirit of such nefariousness. Perhaps AT&T's leadership figured the risk was worth the potential reward. The penance is a pit- TODAY IN tance. The merger with Time Warner is still in play — a federal judge will issue a ruling on the matter HISTORY on June 12. Make good on pledge Make no mistake, Cohen's influence peddling is a Today is Tuesday, form of lobbying. Squire Patton Boggs characterized June 5, the 156th day of its association with Cohen as a "strategic alliance," 2018. There are 209 days but the law firm is among the biggest alligators in left in the year. the Washington lobbying swamp. Today's Highlight in Run by a pair of former senators, the firm is well History: connected on Capitol Hill. But Trump comes from On June 5, 1968, Sen. the business world, not the political sphere, making Robert F. Kennedy was those close to the president in demand. shot and mortally The Trump administration can control the narra- wounded after claiming tive if it chooses to do so. The president has spoken victory in California's out against the AT&T-Time Warner deal, and he can Democratic presidential stiff-arm others attempting to influence him. primary at the Ambassa- He can make good on his swamp-draining pledge. dor Hotel in Los Angeles; He just needs to clear away all his associates, for- assassin Sirhan Bishara mer and current, who insist on gumming up the Sirhan was arrested at works. the scene. That sort of message would surely resonate in ex- On this date: ecutive suites the world over. In 1794, Congress — The Northwest Florida Daily News passed the Neutrality Act, which prohibited Ameri- cans from taking part in America enjoying an improving economy any military action against a country that HOW TO REACH OUR America is contin- be built — with a groundbreaking on was at peace with the uing to enjoy an im- Friday — will cover 45 acres. This United States. ELECTED OFFICIALS proving economy. state-of-the art mill will create up to In 1884, Civil War hero How good? New 1,800 construction jobs and about 500 Gen. William T. Sherman York Times headline permanent positions in a county where refused the Republican June 1: “We Ran Out the unemployment rate is almost 40% presidential nomination, of Words to Describe higher than the national unemploy- saying, "I will not accept How Good the Jobs ment rate. if nominated and will not Numbers Are.” Neil “Striking a strong blow on behalf of serve if elected." In 1917, about 10 mil- Irwin wrote, “The Be Our Guest working men and women, the starting real question in ana- salary at this plant will be $65,000 a lion American men be- lyzing the May jobs By Daniel year. This compares with a median tween the ages of 21 and numbers released Gardner household income in Boyd County of 31 began registering for Friday is whether $44,140 — which is well below the na- the draft in World War I. there are enough synonyms for ‘good’ tional median of $59,039.” In 1933, the United in an online thesaurus to describe Last month, Reuters reported re- States went off the gold Sen. Rep. Rep. them adequately.” sults from two annual surveys by the standard. America’s economy added 223,000 Federal Reserve, writing, “Households In 1947, Secretary of Greg Reed Connie Tim jobs in May as unemployment reached are feeling more stable, small busi- State George C. Marshall Rowe Wadsworth its lowest level in 18 years. Even man- nesses are making money and many gave a speech at Harvard ufacturing jobs appear to be coming expect to expand and hire in the com- University in which he SENATE Rowe, R-Jasper back. In Obama’s last year in office, we ing year, signs of continued optimism outlined an aid program Sen. Greg Reed, R- 11 South Union Street lost 16,000 manufacturing jobs. In in two key parts of the economy….” for Europe that came to Jasper Montgomery, AL Trump’s first year we added 196,000 The latest National Federation of be known as The Mar- State House, Room 36130 manufacturing jobs. Independent Business employment shall Plan. 734 (334) 242-7595 Investor’s Business Daily reported survey showed 35-percent of small In 1950, the U.S. 11 South Union Street last week, “U.S. Back At No. 1 Compet- firm owners reported raising laborers’ Supreme Court, in Hen- Montgomery, AL Rep. Tim Wadsworth, itiveness Ranking – Will Trump’s Crit- pay in May, the highest percentage derson v. United States, 36130 R-Arley ics Ever Admit To Being Wrong?” The since NFIB began asking the question struck down racially seg- (334) 242-7894 11 South Union Street annual report by IMD Competitive- in 1986. The survey found the “single regated railroad dining Montgomery, AL ness Center in Switzerland ranks most important business problem” fac- cars. HOUSE OF 36130 countries by 256 different variables. ing owners was finding qualified work- In 1976, 14 people were REPRESENTATIVES (205) 712-1792 America jumped three places to take ers. killed when the Teton Rep. Connie Cooner the number 1 ranking based on Sadly, #HateTrump#HateAmerica Dam in Idaho burst. “strength in economic performance movement continues to warn the sky is Today's Birthdays: and infrastructure.” falling, Trump is lying, and millions Actor-singer Bill Hayes is GDP growth has averaged 2.3 per- will die. They have been saying this 93. Broadcast journalist cent, unemployment now stands at 3.8 since Nov. 9, 2016. I have never seen so Bill Moyers is 84. Finan- percent, and jobless rates for African- much continuous and extreme hatred cial guru Suze Orman is American, Asians and Hispanics are at and personal vitriol directed against a 67. Jazz musician Kenny all time lows. Inflation remains around president and his family. G is 62. Actor Jeff Garlin 2 percent, and business investment, Last week while Trump was signing is 56. Actor Ron Liv- particularly among “small businesses” the historic “Right to Try Act” that al- ingston is 51. Singer the largest employers by far in Amer- lows terminally ill patients to try ex- Brian McKnight is 49. ica, is surging thanks largely to perimental treatments that have not Actor Mark Wahlberg is Trump’s tax reform and cuts in federal received FDA approval, 47. Actor Chad Allen is regulations. #HateTrump#HateAmerica gave little 44. Rock musician Pete Peter Navarro, assistant to the pres- if any notice. Instead, the movement Wentz (Fall Out Boy) is ident and director of the White House droned on and on about name-calling 39. Daily Mountain Eagle National Trade Council, wrote a col- and so-called values. Thought for Today: "I ESTABLISHED 1872 umn last week in USA Today touting Pity the #HateTrump#HateAmerica know in my heart that economic benefits to low and moderate crowd roiling in hate. man is good. That what is income families due to Trump’s steel right will always eventu- Publisher - James Phillips and aluminum tariffs. He wrote about Daniel L. Gardner is a syndicated columnist who lives ally triumph. And there's Production Manager - Michael Keeton in Starkville, MS. You may contact him at Executive Advertising Dir. - Jake Aaron purpose and worth to each Office Manager - Charlette Caterson a new aluminum mill being built in [email protected], or interact with him on the Editor - Ron Harris Ashland, KY. “The new $1.5 billion Clarion-Ledger web site and every life." — Presi- Circulation Manager - Tia Jones Sports Editor - Johnathan Bentley aluminum rolling mill that will soon http://www.clarionledger.com/story/opinion/ dent Ronald Reagan (1911-2004). DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., June 5, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com — A5 Ivey, challengers make Cameras final push ahead of primary From A1 MONTGOMERY (AP) — Gubernatorial hopefuls crisscrossed the state Monday in the final full day of campaigning ahead of Tuesday's high-stakes primary. wear the lightweight cam- Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, using a plane borrowed eras when on duty, Poe from a supporter, held a series of last-minute rallies said. in multiple cities as she aims to clench the Republican The use of body cameras nomination without a runoff, while her challengers by police officers has be- pushed that Alabama needs a change in leadership come a necessity in recent and continued to condemn her refusal to meet them years for many reasons, on the debate stage. Poe said. “It’s beneficial for "The polls look great but they are just the polls. To- our officers from the stand- morrow all that matters is who show ups at the polls," point that if something bad Ivey said during a campaign stop in Montgomery. happens and they’re not Ivey, who had been the state's lieutenant governor, able to tell their story, we is seeking to win the office outright after taking it by can view the footage and default in 2017 when then-Gov. Robert Bentley re- see what happened,” he signed in the messy fallout of an alleged affair with a said. “It also helps if there staffer that prompted an ethics investigation and an are any false claims made impeachment push against him. against our officers. A lot of Ivey faces Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle, evan- times it’s the citizen’s word gelist Scott Dawson and state Sen. Bill Hightower in against an officer’s word the Republican primary. Battle in morning interviews unless there are witnesses. on talk radio argued that Alabama needs new leader- With this, we have the Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris camera footage to tell the ship, and that he has a proven record of success in BMS/Data 911 regional sales manager Guy Greer, at left, shows Jasper Po- Huntsville. story.” A July runoff will be required between the top two Using the cameras can lice Chief J.C. Poe one of the three state-of-the-art, in-car camera systems finishers unless Ivey captures more 50 percent of the also help protect citizens being purchased by the Jasper Police Department. vote on Tuesday. from officers abusing their "The big question is can the aggregate of chal- position, Poe added. all this incorporated into O’Mary said. “It’s a big lengers hold Kay under 50 (percent)," said David “They will help keep our “It’s certainly a each car as soon as possi- safety measure for our offi- Mowery, a political consultant in Montgomery. guys on their best behavior ble,” he said. cers. On the flip side, we Dawson was joined by syndicated radio host Rick and treat the public the deterrent to hav- Mayor David O’Mary read every day about Burgess during a sweep of east Alabama stops. way they should,” he said. ing someone who was on hand Monday overzealous police officers, Burgess criticized Ivey's unwillingness to debate her The body cameras — morning to get a quick and this is a deterrent to challengers, saying voters "haven't heard from her" along with three new, in- may have inten- overview of the new body that. beyond sound bites. car computerized camera tions of harming cameras. He said it’s im- “There’s definite benefits "The time is now for us to get rid of career politi- systems — will soon be in portant that the city pro- on both sides,” he added. cians. We need one of us in Montgomery," Dawson said use. an officer.” vide the necessary Poe said he’s grateful to during a campaign stop in Piedmont. Many of the current in- - Jasper Mayor equipment for the police have the support of O’Mary car cameras in JPD vehi- department to not only en- and the Jasper City Coun- In the Democratic primary, Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt David O’Mary Maddox, former Alabama Chief Justice Sue Bell Cobb, cles “are so aged-out that sure officer safety but also cil. “Without the mayor and former state legislator James Fields top a large we don’t have many that protect the citizens of and council, this never field. are working,” Poe said. Jasper. would have happened,” he It has been 20 years since Alabama elected a Demo- Poe said he’s hopeful car cameras and driven by “It’s certainly a deterrent said. “Like I said before, crat to the governor's office. Energized by U.S. Sen. that all JPD vehicles will officers wearing body cam- to having someone who this is a great milestone for Doug Jones' victory in December, the party is seeking one day be equipped with eras. may have intentions of the Jasper Police Depart- a revival and has more candidates running this year. the new, state-of-the-art in- “That’s our goal, to have harming an officer,” ment.” Cobb, one of the last Democrats to win statewide election in Alabama, is well-known from her past statewide wins. Maddox, however, has collected valu- Election From A1 able endorsements, including one from the Alabama the deadline, which ironically is Democratic Conference, the state's largest African- be held between the two candidates trips. At the end of the day Thurs- Tuesday. Bill Cleghorn, who is at- American political organization. who have the highest number of day, the last day to apply for a reg- tempting to form a People’s Party votes on Tuesday. The runoff win- ular absentee ballot, 628 with a slate of candidates that ner would then be the party nomi- applications had been made. “I would be on the Nov. 6 ballot, said nee. have been non-stop for three last week he is trying to submit pa- When the Nov. 6 General Elec- weeks,” she said, saying she has perwork online to get the party on tion arrives, voters will not be been consumed trying to process the fall ballot. asked to give a party preference the applications, and many of them Superintendent of Education and will be allowed to crossover being walk-ins. “That’s even Jason Adkins faces a challenge on into other parties. through lunch,” she said, as the of- Tuesday from Joel Hagood, while Voters will also be asked to pres- fice does not close for lunch during Sheriff Jim Underwood is facing ent a photo voter identification election periods like this. opposition from Nick Smith and card, which can include a valid Ala- A total of 522 ballots had already Steven Shaver. With Rick Allison bama driver’s license and a number been returned by late Thursday, al- retiring as probate judge, Dayron of other forms of identification. though ballots returned by mail Bridges, John Mark Dutton and A. Election tabulations will be made could still be postmarked by Mon- Lee Taylor are all campaigning to at the Jasper Civic Center, with re- day or returned to the Circuit succeed Allison. turns likely to start arriving at Clerk’s Office by Monday. She said Two Walker County Board of Ed- roughly 7:30 p.m. or later. The the the number turned in is “large ucation races will be held, with Daily Mountain Eagle will turnout” for a non-presidential Trent Kennedy facing David Miller livestream results on its Facebook election year. in District 1. In District 3, board page as they come in. The official Alabama Voter Guide member Bill Edd Gilbert is facing All results, including the county from the Secretary of State Office Photo Special to the Eagle opposition by former Superintend- results, are unofficial for another (which is also available on the of- Karli Sanford, an Oakman graduate, spent the ent of Education Vonda Beaty. week, as provisional votes will not fice’s website) indicates some rules last few years working in the athletics depart- Only one legislative seat is in be counted until a week after the that can guide the voter: play, as state Rep. Connie Rowe, R- election. Circuit Clerk Susan •The voter may bring in marked ment at the University of South Alabama. Now, Jasper, and state Sen. Greg Reed, Odom, who is in charge of absentee ballots into the polling place to she has a job with the Phoenix Suns pro basket- R-Jasper, faced no opposition. State ballots, said she already had a cou- guide them, although they can’t be ball team. Rep. Tim Wadsworth, R-Arley, is ple of provisional absentee votes given to other and leave them be- facing opposition from former Oak- cast. Most of the provisionals she hind at the polling place. man Mayor Richard “Bull” Corry. sees is usually due to people mov- •Campaigning must be done at Sanford From A1 Both parties will have races for ing and not changing their address least 30 feet away from the en- the 4th Congressional District seat. on file in advance of the election. trance door to the polling place Sanford was responsible for working games, crowd Rep. Robert Aderholt will face An- The Walker County Board of Reg- building. If this is being violated, engagement, playing music during games and control- thony Blackmon in the Republican istrars said if one had moved but one may notify the chief inspector ling videos for LED boards. While the hours were long, primary, while Lee Auman and had not changed their address by of the polling place. she loved the people she worked with and the excite- Rick Neighbors will compete for the now, they need to go to what would •A voter may wear campaign ment of the job. Democratic nomination for that be their new polling place and vote buttons or T-shirts with political She soon changed career tracks to major in market- seat. Races for governor, attorney a provisional ballot. advertisements, but the voter may ing management and continued to advance in South’s general, secretary of state and the Secretary of State John Merrill is not loiter or leave campaign mate- athletics department. Sanford later became coordina- state party’s executive committee predicting that 25 to 30 percent of rials at the voting place. tor of a student rewards program to encourage stu- (female, District 14) are the only the state’s voters will turn out for •A voter is entitled to receive dents to attend South sporting events, and she other items on the county Demo- the elections in Alabama, which help from the polls from anyone — eventually advanced to a sales position where she cratic ballot. would be higher than the 22 per- even a candidate — except their worked with clients who supported the rewards pro- Republicans will also pick for cent in the 2014 primary. While he employer, an agent of the employer gram. governor, lieutenant governor, at- said he had been within 2 or 3 per- or an officer or agent of the voter’s Sanford graduated in May, but she began applying torney general, associate justice of centage points of actual turnout, he union. If no one else is requested, for sales and marketing jobs in late 2017. She had the Supreme Court (Place 4), Court told al.com that he didn’t give the voter may request the help of a contacted the Phoenix Suns, and began a rigorous in- of Civil Appeals judge (Places 1 and enough attention to absentees poll worker. terview process to work for the team. In February, she 2), Court of Criminal Appeals judge when he predicted 25 percent for •Polling officials may allow a got the job. (Places 1-3), secretary of state, the special U.S. Senate election in voter who is physically disabled or As a sales consultant, she will undergo an eight- to state treasurer, state auditor, com- December, when 40 percent actu- over age 70 to move to the front of 10-month career development program and will be missioner of agriculture and indus- ally came out. a line at a polling place at the re- groomed to eventually have a senior-level position in tries, and Public Service Alabama has 3.4 million voters, quest of the voter, thanks to a rule the sports industry. Sanford said her goal is to one day Commission (Places 1 and 2). al.com said. The Walker County that went into effect in 2015. be a senior-level executive in sports sales. The most watched state race is Board of Registrars said the num- •Every polling place has equip- “The sports industry is very competitive off and on for governor, where Gov. Kay Ivey ber of voters registered for Tues- ment to help voters who have dis- the court. A lot of people want to go into sports, but a is facing opposition in the Republi- day’s primaries is 46,983. abilities. lot of people don’t realize the hours and dedication can primary from Huntsville Mayor Voter registration and regular •If a mistake is made on the bal- that it takes to work in sports,” she said. “Some weeks, Tommy Battle, evangelist Scott absentee ballot deadlines have lot and it has not be inserted yet there might be two or three games, and you have to Dawson, state Sen. Bill Hightower, passed. Business and medical into the tabulation machine, the work those because you have to service your clients. and Michael McAllister. Democrats emergency absentee balloting is voter can ask the poll worker to On top of that, you’re working your regular 8 to 5, too. running for the position include complicated by the fact the dead- spoil the first ballot so it cannot be It’s a lot of dedication, but at the same time, if you’re two major front runners, former Al- line application is 5 p.m. Monday counted or reused, and then give doing something that you love, you can’t really com- abama Supreme Court Chief Jus- — and Monday is a state holiday the voter another ballot. plain about it.” tice Sue Bell Cobb and Tuscaloosa (Jefferson Davis’ Birthday), closing •Photography and videotaping is Sanford said her opportunity with the Phoenix Mayor Walt Maddox, as well as Odom’s office. The only available not allowed inside the polling place, Suns seems surreal, but she is happy she listened to Christopher A. Countryman, James method Monday is to send a Face- as the U.S. Department of Justice her heart and changed the path she already had C. Fields Jr., Doug “New Blue” book Messenger message to “Susan had advised that voters have a mapped out. Smith and Anthony White. Odom,” which lists her as circuit right to secrecy, and that photogra- “So many people, they go through life doing some- The Alabama Republican Party clerk in Walker County. phy and videotaping at a polling thing they’re unhappy doing, a job they’re not passion- has announced it will not certify Odom said the state holiday and place only serves to intimidate vot- ate about. I was fortunate enough to find something any votes for Bear Creek resident vacations are reasons why all party ers. Cell phones may be taken in that I absolutely loved,” she said. “Finding this pas- Jim Bonner in his PSC Place 1 race primaries should be held in March, but they should not disturb other sion was a total curveball for me and taught me that with Jeremy H. Oden, due to re- not in June, as presidential primar- voters and they cannot be used for you can plan, but everything in life does not go as you marks Bonner made that have ies have been moved to March al- photography and videotaping in- planned, and you have to be very adaptable in life.” been taken as anti-Semitic and ready. “It would resolve all these side the polling places. Sanford also has some advice for people who may racist. The party last week cen- issues,” she said. Anyone with questions can call come from a small community as she did and are un- sured Bonner, who is considering Merrill issued a release last week the Secretary of State’s Office at 1- sure how to make their mark in the world. an appeal. saying if the county was closed for 800-274-8683 or they may go to the “Never give up. Just because one thing doesn’t go as Voters on Tuesday will be re- the holiday, the deadline for return- office’s alabamavotes.gov website to planned, doesn’t mean that it can’t happen,” she said. quired under primary rules to ask ing an absentee ballot by hand was obtain information such as sample “There will be tons of people and tons of things that for either a Republican or Demo- Friday. ballots in all 67 counties and to will tell you that you can’t in life or throw curveballs cratic ballot; no referendums are on Registrar officials say voter regis- look up one’s polling place and the that really test your determination and your dedica- the ballot and so no separate ballot tration operations at the office have various district races that apply to tion, but as long as you never give up, you will make is available for those. Under a new been normal, as online registration that polling site, such as school it. ... Dark things might head your way, but have grace state law, anyone voting in one and registration by other alternate board, county commission and leg- during those times, and you will shine brighter than party’s primary on Tuesday may means have become popular and islative seats. the darkness around you.” not vote in the other party’s runoff, eliminated the last-minute rush to Campaign finance reports are She said she is thankful to her roots and those who if any is held on July 17. They may the counter to register. also at the site, as well as election have supported her along the journey to Phoenix. skip Tuesday’s elections and vote in On the other hand, Odom said laws and areas to register to vote “I wouldn’t be who I am today if it wasn’t for Oak- whichever runoff they choose to. absentee applications at her office or to download an application for man High School and the people in Walker County, If three or more candidates are in had been steady, especially as the an emergency absentee ballot. One and I’m grateful that I have so much support and so a race and no one receives a major- primaries are coinciding with sum- may find the state’s 2018 Voter many people proud of me and pushing me,” she said. ity of the votes, then the runoff will mer vacations and summer mission Guide. 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ABBY: GARFIELD BY JIM DAVIS Twelve years ago, I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. It was a difficult Dear Abby pregnancy and deliv- By Abigail ery due to Van Buren a medical condition my daughter was diagnosed with in the womb. BLONDIE The doctors let my husband and me know there could be problems during the deliv- ery. We needed to make a de- cision. If things went wrong, BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN we had to choose between my life and our daughter’s life. I told my husband to pick her. I can’t stop think- ing about how quickly my husband agreed to that deci- sion! At the time, I was OK with his immediate reaction and loved him more for car- PEANUTS ing about our child. My kid is the light of my life, and jealousy plays no role in my BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ emotions. I would want him to choose her again, but I don’t understand why his swift agreement haunts me still. It makes me question our relationship and how much I really matter to him. — HAUNTED IN TEXAS DEAR HAUNTED: You may be viewing what happened from the MARVIN wrong perspective. From where I sit, you TOLD BY TOM ARMSTRONG your husband what you wanted his choice to be, and because he loves you, he immediately agreed. I’m willing to bet that you are his world. I know few men who would wish to parent a child alone. You made the choice for your husband, and you THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME are wrong to be second- by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek guessing him after the Unscramble these four Jumbles, fact. WALKER BY MORT one letter to each square, BEETLE BAILEY to form four ordinary words. DEAR ABBY: My wife doesn’t think it’s rude to talk GURHO — or “whisper,” as she calls it — during movies. I don’t want to see movies with her ©2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC because of this. She says I All Rights Reserved. don’t understand because I PINTE am not a woman. I tell her being a woman has nothing to do with it. Talking during movies is just plain rude. We can go for dessert after a TILNOO BY JOHN ROSE movie and discuss it. I’m not free JUSTCheck out the new, JUMBLE app sure if you have any words of wisdom for her because

she’s too busy talking to lis- BARNEY GOOGLE & SNUFFY SMITH ten to me. DYIMAD Now arrange the circled letters — SILENT IN OHIO to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. DEAR SILENT: You and I are not the only ones Ans. who feel that when peo- here: ple talk and whisper in a (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: WORLDPATIO DOUBTBOGUS RIPPLEFIRMLY ENOUGHTWELVE theater, it’s rude. Often Yesterday’sSaturday’s when I go to films, a Answer: HeUpon challenged retirement, him they to armbuilt wrestle.a mountaintop Now they short message is posted justdream needed home some and — — LIVED ELBOW IT UPROOM on the screen before it begins requesting that CRANKSHAFT the audience turn off HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last

their electronic devices Batiuk and Chuck Ayers By Tom and refrain from talking CELEBRITIES BORN one else wants. while it’s running. Be- ON THIS DAY: Mike LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. cause your wife refuses Fisher, 38; Mark Wahlberg, 22): An expert will give to keep quiet, have her 47; Ron Livingston, 51; Jeff you a better understand- see movies with a female Garlin, 56. ing of what you need to friend who doesn’t mind Happy Birthday: Pick know and do in order to the distraction — if she up the pace and strive for get ahead. Communica- can find one. And as for perfection. Gather infor- tion and fact-checking will you, if there’s a movie mation and know what help you recognize how you want to see, either go you are talking about be- best to proceed.

alone or with a buddy. fore you present your SCORPIO (Oct. 23- HI & LOIS

P.S. Please warn your plans. Nov. 21): Don’t get angry. By Chance Brown wife that she is asking to ARIES (March 21- Walk away from discord be yelled at, cursed at or April 19): Engage in chal- and put your heart and worse if she persists. lenges that require you to soul into something that use intelligence and en- brings you joy. DEAR ABBY: I have been thusiasm. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. divorced for seven years TAURUS (April 20- 22-Dec. 21): An emotional from my 28-year-old daugh- May 20): Focus on read- confrontation will leave ter’s father. She doesn’t un- ing, researching and you questioning what to derstand why I date and talking to experts. Find do next. Focus on physical keeps asking me why I can’t out all you can in order to challenges that will help just stay single. She said if I put yourself in a strong ease stress and make you do find a boyfriend, she’ll re- position when it comes feel good about your ac- fuse to meet him. She insists time to make an impor- complishments. that if a man is in my life, he tant decision that can af- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- BABY BLUES does not have to be in hers. fect your position or Jan. 19): Look for an op- This makes holidays and family. portunity to use your special events hard. What GEMINI (May 21-June knowledge and skills in a By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott should I say to her? 20): Check out job oppor- unique way. — GETTING OPPOSITION tunities and consider how AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- IN AUSTIN, TX you can turn yourself into Feb. 18): Let others do as a valuable asset during they please. Your concern DEAR GETTING: You the current economic should be with yourself and your daughter are trends. and the personal changes both adults. Tell her that CANCER (June 21- you want to make. you want to date and July 22): Self-improve- PISCES (Feb. 19- have companionship for ment projects will turn March 20): Personal the same reasons she out well. A change will do changes will bring good does. Then point out that you good and encourage results. A new look or cre- she does not have the you to get out more. ative endeavor will bring right to dictate how you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): about unexpected change should live the rest of If you want something, that will lead to greater your life, and if she you’ll have to work for it. opportunity. chooses not to meet Don’t let anyone speak for Birthday Baby: You are someone who brings her you or act on your behalf. engaging, chatty and inno- mother happiness, it will VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. vative. be her loss and not yours. 22): No one will know bet- (To submit astrological ter than you when it questions to the “Dear Eu- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van comes to what’s in your genia” column, visit Euge- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, best interest. Be respect- nialast.com, or join and was founded by her mother, Pauline ful, but when it is time to Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at Eugenia on Twitter, Face- www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, make a decision, do what book and LinkedIn.) Los Angeles, CA 90069. feels right, not what some- Daily Mountain Eagle

Tuesday, June 5, 2018 SPORTS A9

MLB DRAFT Baseball Tigers take Mize with top pick

Tennessee Tech ousts Rebels from regional OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — Tennessee Tech has advanced to the NCAA super regional round by beating Mississippi twice on Monday. The Golden Eagles (52-10) won the Ox- ford Regional by stunning the nation’s No. 4 national seed 3-2 on its home field, just hours after beating them 15-5 in the afternoon to force the winner- take-all game. Ole Miss (48-17)

pushed ahead 2-0 in AP Photo the top of the sixth, but Tennessee Tech Auburn pitcher Casey Mize throws during practice this season in Auburn. Mize rose from an undrafted high school player to the responded with a No. 1 overall pick after he was the top selection by the Detroit Tigers on Monday. Mize is 10-5 this season with a 2.95 ERA and two-run homer by 151 strikeouts and 12 walks in 109 2/3 innings. Trevor Putzig — his 17th of the season — in the bottom of Auburn ace pitcher went undrafted out of high school the inning to tie the By DENNIS WASZAK Jr. league ace while in college. game. AP Sports Writer “It means a ton. I’m “It means a ton,” Mize said in Tennessee Tech an interview on MLB Network’s Mize goes No. 1 went ahead 3-2 in SECAUCUS, N.J. — Casey very thankful that the broadcast. “I’m very thankful that Top pick: Auburn right-handed Mize went from undrafted three the Tigers thought of me enough pitcher Casey Mize, a Springville the seventh on a years ago all the Tigers thought of me to take me with their first selec- High graduate, was taken with sacrifice fly and Nick way to No. 1. enough to take me tion. I can’t describe this feeling the No. 1 pick in the MLB Draft Osborne pitched The Detroit with their first selec- right now.” three innings of Tigers se- Mize is 10-5 with a 2.95 ERA on Monday. In three years at lected the and 151 strikeouts with just 12 shutdown relief to tion. I can’t describe Auburn, Mize is 20-12 with a Auburn walks in 109 2/3 innings while 2.81 ERA. He is 10-5 as a senior seal it. right-hander this feeling right now.” helping the Tigers to the NCAA with the top - Auburn pitcher Tournament super regionals. with a 2.95 ERA. pick in the Mize has solid command of four Pin-point control: Mize has 319 Major League Base- Casey Mize on being pitches, including a fastball that strikeouts in 262 1/3 innings dur- NFL ball draft Monday night. The an- first pick of MLB draft hovers in the mid-90s (mph). His ing his Auburn career, with only nouncement at MLB Network outstanding command and Former 49ers studios marked the second time wicked split changeup whip up 39 walks, including nine last the Tigers led off the draft, and Tigers, and he pitched his way lots of swings and misses. year and 12 this season. great Dwight first since they took Rice pitcher this season to the top spot on De- Mize became only the seventh Super Regionals: Mize helped troit’s list. Mize went undrafted player in draft history to go from Clark dead at 61 Matt Anderson in 1997. Auburn to the Super Regionals The 6-foot-3, 220-pound Mize out of high school three years ago, undrafted in high school to the for the first time since 1999. Dwight Clark, the had long been linked to the but developed into a potential big SEE MLB, A10 former 49ers wide receiver whose re- ception known as CARBON HILL GIRLS FINISH 2-0 GOLF “The Catch” sent San Francisco to its first Super Bowl, has died one year after Sawyer, Thompson lead revealing he had ALS. He was 61. Clark said in March the way at Pigeon Dove 2017 that he had By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY a.m. with the leaders going off at amyotrophic lateral Eagle Sports Editor 9:03 a.m. Sawyer holds a one-stroke lead sclerosis (Lou Nicholas Sawyer and Lauren over Birmingham’s Ken Goforth, Gehrig’s disease), Thompson hold the lead after the who shot an even par 71. which attacks cells opening round Two golfers, Avery Stansell of that control muscles. of the 47th an- Homewood, and Jacob LeCroy of nual Pigeon Anniston, enter today’s round four He suspected play- Dove Junior strokes back after opening with 74s. ing football might Championship Joshua Darracott of Rogersville, have caused the ill- at Musgrove Country Club. Allen Michael Burnett of Sheffield ness. Sawyer, of Centre, was the lone and Trey Moore of Guntersville boys golfer to shoot under par in each shot a 75 on Monday and are The team said Monday’s opening round. five shots back. Clark died Monday He leads the boys championship Jasper’s Jacob Padgett is eight surrounded by flight by one stroke after firing a strokes back in ninth place. friends and family. one-under 70. Thompson holds a five-stroke Thompson, of Midland City, also lead over Auburn’s Morgan Jones, shot a 70 for a five-stroke lead in who shot a 75 on Monday. Arley’s the girls championship flight. Alley Waldrop is in third, 11 strokes Sports on TV Today’s final round will start at 8 back. MLB Marlins at Cardinals, COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7 p.m., FS1 D’backs at Giants, 9 p.m., MLB Auburn signs Bruce Pearl Braves at Padres, 9:10 p.m., SPSO to extension through 22-23 College Softball The Associated Press World Series, Championship Series AUBURN — Auburn has given basketball coach Bruce Pearl a five-year Washington vs. FSU, contract extension after the program’s best season in years. Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley Pearl led the Tigers to a share of their first Southeastern Conference Gm. 2, 7 p.m., ESPN Carbon Hill’s Lacey Evans, left, drives past a pair of Curry regular season title since 1999 last season despite having two top players ineligible. The extension announced Monday runs through the 2022-2023 Golf defenders on her way to the goal during their summer season. World Long Drive game at Carbon Hill on Monday. Carbon Hill went 2-0, “It was a historic season for Auburn basketball and one that was Tour, Atlantic City also beating Corner. Oakman and Dora also participated. matched by excellence in the classroom as well,” athletic director Allen Boardwalk Bash, The Carbon Hill boys are hosting a summer event today. Greene said. 5 p.m., GLF Auburn went 26-8 and snapped a 15-year NCAA Tournament drought, Varsity teams participating include Carbon Hill, Dora, beating College of Charleston in the first round. Only the 1998-99 team Jasper, Meek and Holy Spirit. Games start at 9 a.m. won more games. A10 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., June 5, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com SPORTS DIGEST NASCAR

LOCAL DIGEST POLICY Event announcements and registrations for the Martin Truex Jr. pulls away on Local Digest section can be sent to sports@ mountaineagle.com or by fax at 221-6203. The deadline for next-day submission is 2 p.m. ——— final restart to win at Pocono Bevill State Basketball Camps By DAN GELSTON son where he was almost an after- niture Row Racing in 2015. Bevill State will hold two basketball camps at AP Sports Writer thought compared to the Busch-Har- Here are other items of note at Glen Clem Gymnasium in June. The first camp vick dominance. Pocono: will be held from June 11-14 for players in the LONG POND, Pa. — Martin “I think three of those guys are JOHNSON IN FIRST third through fifth grades. The second camp will Truex Jr. pulled away off a restart head-over-heels better than the rest In the stunning stat department, be held from June 18-21 for players in the sixth with seven laps of us,” Kyle Larson said. seven-time Jimmie Johnson led his left to win the Larson wasn’t so bad, himself. He first laps of the season in the first through eighth grades. The camp will run from NASCAR Cup 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. each day. The cost is $50 per finished second Sunday, followed by stage. Johnson, who led as many as race at Pocono Busch and Harvick. Brad Ke- 2,238 laps in a season in 2009, was camper. Download the camp registration form at Raceway on Sun- selowski was fifth. in first for the first time since Mar- www.bscc.edu/basketballcampapp18. All partici- day and thrust Busch won the Xfinity Series race tinsville in the 33rd race last season. pants will receive a Bevill State camp T-shirt. himself back into Saturday to help Toyota sweep the Johnson finished eighth and ex- Walk-ups are welcome. Campers will learn a vari- the championship weekend. But Pocono belonged to tended the longest losing streak of ety of basketball techniques. Contact head coach picture. Truex and he won his 17th career his career to 37. It’s been a year Kyle Busch and Cup race. since he last won — June 4, 2017, at Tommy Suitts at 205-387-0511 or assistant coach Kevin Harvick Randy Stracner at 205-616-4358 for more info. “I hope they got a lot of Yuengling Dover. had turned the in victory lane,” he said over the HAMLIN HIT ——— season into a two- Martin radio about the Pennsylvania beer. Denny Hamlin spun the No. 11 Coach Burns Basketball Camp driver show, win- Truex “We’re going to drink it all!” Toyota and slammed into the inside The Coach Burns Basketball Camp will be held ning nine of the He had it sprayed on him instead wall late in the race and failed to fin- from June 20-22 at Jasper First Baptist Church. first 13 races. Each driver spent in victory lane. “I feel like we’re get- ish a race for the second time this The camp will have two sessions each day. Boys time in front and battled for the lead ting back to what we were doing last season. Hamlin remains winless but over the final laps until the final year,” Truex said. “It’s always fun to snapped a modest streak of three and girls from the second to fifth grades will at- restart on the 2 1/2-mile track. tend camp from 9 a.m. to noon each day while win, especially when you beat the straight top-10 finishes. Truex showed why he’s still a best guys out there.” UP NEXT players from sixth to ninth grades will attend threat to win his second straight Harvick led 89 laps and Busch led The series shifts to Michigan camp from 1 to 4 p.m. The cost is $75 per player. title. Truex took the checkered flag 13. Truex led 31 overall and the final where Larson is the defending race Registration for second to fifth graders will be in the No. 78 Toyota after two 20 to celebrate at the same track winner. Larson is winless this sea- from 8 to 9 a.m. on June 20 while registration for straight runner-up finishes in a sea- where he won his first race for Fur- son. sixth to ninth graders will be from 1 to 2 p.m. on June 20. Each camper needs to bring their own basketball for ball-handling drills. Players from the 2018 Cordova state championship basketball TENNIS team will be helping along with some of Coach Burns former All-State basketball players. Each Serena pulls out of F h Open with injury camper will receive a free t-shirt at the completion renc of camp. The camp will end with a ball-handling By HOWARD FENDRICH came two days after the professional era. Her baby she will get an MRI on show for the parents on Friday. For more info, AP Tennis Writer 36-year-old American ini- was born last September. Tuesday and consult with contact Coach Burns at 275-1998 tially felt something was “I have given up so much doctors before figuring out PARIS — Serena wrong during a singles vic- to be here. There is times what comes next. Her Williams tried to play ALLIANCE OF AMERICAN FOOTBALL tory. But she hid that bit of where I’m on the court and coach, Patrick through the pain of an in- information — even from I’m practicing, and I look Mouratoglou, said in an in- Birmingham announced as latest jured chest muscle. Even- her coach — and a day on the monitor, and I see terview that an ultrasound member of spring Alliance tually, barely able to serve, after Williams struggled my daughter and she’s revealed the injury to the she knew she had to call through a doubles loss playing, and I want to be muscle, but the extent BIRMINGHAM (AP) — Birmingham will be the off her Grand Slam come- with her sister, Venus. there,” Williams said. “But wasn’t clear. seventh city with a team in the new Alliance of back. This was Williams’ first I know that these are the “The fact that I physi- American Football. Williams pulled out of major tournament in 16 sacrifices you have to cally can’t serve at all is a The spring league, which will begin play the the French Open less than months, and her first as a make to live out your good indication that an hour before she was weekend after the Super Bowl in February, an- mother. She was pregnant dream. And I have made maybe I should just go supposed to face Maria when she won the Aus- every sacrifice that I could. back to the drawing board nounced the addition of the Alabama city on Mon- Sharapova in a fourth- tralian Open in January So it’s extremely disap- and stay positive,” day. Already in the Alliance are San Diego, round showdown Monday, 2017 for her 23rd Grand pointing.” Williams said, “and try to Atlanta, Orlando, Memphis, Salt Lake City and the most-anticipated Slam singles champi- Her voice trembled a bit get better and not get it to Phoenix. match of the tournament onship, the most for any- during a brief news confer- a point where it could be a Alliance coaches are Steve Spurrier in Orlando, so far. The announcement one during tennis’ 50-year ence, where she explained lot worse.” Mike Singletary in Memphis, Brad Childress in At- lanta, Dennis Erickson in Salt Lake City, Rick Neuheisel in Phoenix, and Mike Martz in San COLLEGE ATHLETICS Diego. The Birmingham coach will be announced later this week.

GOLF Hall of Fame coach C.M. Newton dies Jutanugarn wins US Women's By GARY B. GRAVES a coach at Transylvania ketball coaches in Vanderbilt. The Crimson AP Sports Writer College, Alabama and Van- Bernadette Mattox and Tide won three consecu- Open on fourth playoff hole derbilt and worked on sev- Tubby Smith, respectively. tive SEC titles from 1974- BIRMINGHAM (AP) — Ariya Jutanugarn had a Officials at Alabama and eral NCAA Division I Newton began his coach- 76 under Newton and huge lead, completely lost it and then prevailed Kentucky say that Hall of basketball committees. ing career in Lexington at reached the postseason six on the fourth hole of a playoff to win a dramatic Fame former administra- Inducted into the Nai- nearby Transylvania Col- times. He also was named tor and basketball coach U.S. Women's Open on Sunday at Shoal Creek. smith Hall of Fame in lege before moving on to The AP SEC Coach of the C.M. Newton has died. He 2000, Newton was also a the SEC at Alabama and Year in 1972 and 1976. Jutanugarn, a 22-year-old from Thailand, made was 88. member of several halls of a clutch bunker shot to within a foot of the hole to The schools announced fame. save par, beating South Korea's Hyo-Joo Kim, his death Monday night. As Kentucky’s athletic who shot a 5-under 67 in the final round to force Newton was a member director, Newton’s hiring of Glass Glass andand the playoff. Jutanugarn started the day with a of Kentucky’s 1951 NCAA eventual Hall of Famer four-shot lead over Australia's Sarah Jane Smith championship squad dur- Rick Pitino as men’s bas- ing a basketball career and looked like she might win easily after opening ketball coach helped the Mirrors Mirrors spanning more than 50 Wildcats overcome NCAA F ree with a 4-under on the front nine to stretch her years as a player, coach sanctions to win the 1996 • Since 1966 • lead to seven shots. But a triple bogey on No. 10 and administrator. national title. E stim ates! cut the lead to four and seemed to shake her con- He also influenced selec- He integrated Alabama’s fidence. She still had a two-shot lead with two tion of the original U.S. basketball program and Olympic “Dream Team” in Creative Aluminum holes remaining, but closed with back-to-back bo- later hired Kentucky’s first 1206 Curry Hwy 1992. African-American geys to fall into a playoff after shooting 73. Jasper, AL 35503 Newton was 509-375 as women’s and men’s bas- 387-7683 387-7698

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AP Photo/Oliver de Ros A firefighter carries the body of a child recovered near the Volcan de Fuego, which means in Spanish Volcano of Fire, in Escuintla, Guatemala, Monday. A fiery volcanic eruption in south-central Guatemala sent lava flowing into rural communities, killing 65. Guatemala volcano death toll up to 65, expected to rise

EL RODEO, Guatemala that was coming," the dis- (AP) — Rescuers pulled traught woman said. "We survivors and bodies from didn't believe it, and when the charred aftermath of we went out the hot mud the powerful eruption of was already coming down Guatemala's Volcano of the street." Fire, as the death toll rose "My mother was stuck to 65 on Monday and was there, she couldn't get out," expected to go higher from said Lopez, weeping and a disaster that caught res- holding her face in her idents of remote mountain hands. Her husband, Joel hamlets off guard, with lit- Gonzalez, said his father tle or no time to flee to had also been unable to es- safety. cape and was believed to Using shovels and back- be "buried back there, at hoes, emergency workers the house." dug through the debris and raised the toll to 65. Guatemalan authorities mud, perilous labor on "It is very difficult for us say they had been closely smoldering terrain still hot to identify them because monitoring the Volcano of enough to melt shoe soles a some of the dead lost their Fire, one of Central Amer- day after the volcano ex- features or their finger- ica's most active, after ac- ploded in a hail of ash, prints" from the red-hot tivity picked up around 6 smoke and molten rock. flows, Garcia said. "We are a.m. Sunday. Bodies were so thickly going to have to resort to The volcano has regis- coated with ash that they other methods ... and if tered a number of minor looked like statues, and possible take DNA sam- eruptions over the years, rescuers were forced to use ples to identify them." and no evacuations were sledgehammers to break Hilda Lopez said her ordered as scientific ex- through the roofs of houses mother and sister were perts reported the activity buried in debris up to their still missing after the was decreasing. rooflines to try to see if slurry of hot gas, ash and Guatemala's disaster anyone was trapped inside. rock roared into her village agency, Conred, issued a In the afternoon, Fanuel of San Miguel Los Lotes, number of standard pre- Garcia, director of the Na- just below the mountain's cautions, advising people tional Institute of Forensic flanks. to wear protective face Sciences, said 62 bodies "We were at a party, cel- masks, clean their rooftops had been recovered and 13 ebrating the birth of a of ash once the eruption of those had been identi- baby, when one of the was over and cover any fied. Guatemala's national neighbors shouted at us to food and water intended disaster agency later come out and see the lava for human consumption.