Woman Jumps from Moving Bus

Thursday Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland 114th Year — No. 11 Cookeville, Tennessee, January 14, 2016 16 Pages — 2 Sections • 50¢

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By tracEY HacKEtt off Interstate 40. years old and boarded the bus in the Interstate at the time of the incident, HERALD-CITIZEN Staff “A driver of a commercial vehicle trav- Roanoke, Va. and the woman had jumped from an eling behind the bus at the time witnessed Several of its occupants reportedly told emergency exit window on the right side PUTNAM COUNTY — Passengers of the woman jump from the moving vehicle authorities that while the bus was travel- of the bus, Capt. Christian said. 39º 51º a Greyhound bus passing through Putnam and observed her strike the pavement,” ing westbound on Interstate 40 through She struck the shoulder of the Interstate County on Tuesday got a shock when a said Capt. R.C. Christian of the Tennessee Putnam County, the woman claimed she after making the shocking exit from the Complete forecast, Page 2 woman on board jumped from one of the Highway Patrol. was “being chased by demons” just be- moving bus. moving vehicle’s emergency windows. That agency is investigating the inci- fore she jumped from the vehicle. Had she exited from the other side of the The incident happened around 8:30 p.m. dent, and although the woman’s name has The THP investigation found that the on Tuesday near the Old Baxter Road exit not been released, sources said she is 24 bus had been traveling in the right lane of See BuS, Page 2 Sports

Goodwill Chilly Sunset greeter to head Sparta MLK parade Swept SPARTA — Friends and co-workers Golden Eagles drop two say the grand marshal of the White on the road at UT- County’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day Martin/B1 Parade Saturday exemplifies one of the precepts of the late civil rights leader — that communication is essential for love and understanding. As the greeter for Cookeville’s Living Goodwill store, Steve Prime speaks to everyone who comes through the door. Having worked there for 16 years, he has cultivated an amazing number of friendships with people from all walks of life. Most began in similar fashion. “I usually just smile and say hello as a start,” he explains. “I can almost always get people Comfort to talk, and people need that. Drucilla’s sauce a base for You never know many comfort foods /A8 what kind of mood they are in. Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen If you can get Prime them to talk, it Nation Jacob Mccarter and andrea ramirez enjoy watching the sun set on a chilly Wednesday evening at dog- brightens their day. ” wood Park. today is expected to warm up to the mid-50s, with a 80-percent chance of rain on Friday. Saturday at noon, Prime will be hon- ored for his role in making the community a better place to live in. He will lead the third annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade in Sparta, Property owners consider pursuit of the town where he lives. Parade organizer Herman Hill said the honor is well-deserved. Prime fre- National Register of Historic Places quently helps Hill and the White County committee with photography, By LiNdSaY McrEYNoLdS Historic Zoning Commission to address city hall on the process for and benefits distributing fliers and completing HERALD-CITIZEN Staff are “Do property owners wish to be of being included in the National Regis- tasks for other community events, 3 winners placed on the National Register of His- ter of Historic Places following a pres- such as the Christmas and Veterans Huge Powerball jackpot COOKEVILLE — Property owners toric Places?” and “Will Cookeville’s entation by Tennessee Tech history Day parades. goes to 3 winners in 3 within Cookeville’s three historic dis- three historic zones meet the qualifica- professor Michael Birdwell to the “Everybody knows Steve. He’s at tricts have heard the benefits of inclu- tions necessary for the distinction?” Cookeville Historic Zoning Commis- every community program we have. states /A6 sion in the National Register of Historic The Tennessee Historical Commission sion back in November about the possi- He’s just a really good person who is Places. guided property owners within bility of pursuing the national distinction always helping out around town,” Hill Now the next questions for city plan- Cookeville’s historic districts Tuesday Index ners and members of the Cookeville evening at an informational session at See HiStoric, Page 2 See MLK, Page 2

Abby...... A8 Calendar...... A6 Crossword ...... A9 City council approves Our Veterans Obituaries ...... A5 Robert Kitchen Jr. reappointments Marshell Smith Susan Esparza to several boards John Chaffin Mick Barnes By tracEY HacKEtt Her term was to expire this HERALD-CITIZEN Staff month, but the new term to Debra Allen which the council has ap- Mitchell Scott COOKEVILLE — The proved her reappointment Charles Young Cookeville City Council in will allow her to serve for an- Henry Wilmoth regular session last week other three years. reappointed several members And two members have Betty Crabtree to local committees. been reappointed to the His- Linda Rogers Chris Wakefield has been toric Zoning Commission. Keith Hayes Sr. reappointed to the Cookeville The terms for Lee Carney Bob Messenger Planning Commission. and Cathy Lamb were both His term was to expire this set to expire this month. Opinion...... A4 month, but the new term to Carney represents the East Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen Sudoku ...... A9 which he has been appointed Broad-Freeze Street District, the late richard alcorn Jr., the great-grandfather of Juanita alcorn Nabors, seated right will allow him to serve on the and Lamb represents the with her son Wayne, is the Herald-citizen Veteran of the Week. richard served in the board for another five years. Cream City District on the confederate army of tennessee June 9, 1861, and was assigned to company K, 17th Jane Flatt has been reap- board. regiment. He was discharged at cumberland Ford, Ky., due to disability on oct. 16, 1861. pointed to the Board of Zon- ing Appeals. See BoardS, Page 2 A-2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, January 14, 2016 LOCAL/NATION READER Shoplifters try to make off with boots, TV SERVICES By AMY DAVIS says. Mr. Smith kept placing his hands inside was called to Walmart at 11:20 p.m. after HERALD-CITIZEN Staff Reportedly, Stock had placed the boots his coat pockets.” a store employee said he observed Ryan on his feet before attempting to leave According to the report, Smith told the Austin Wofford of Sunflower Lane, Contact us: COOKEVILLE — A pair of boots, tele- Walmart. officer he had no weapons and consented Cookeville, pushing a buggy with an LG Address: vision and gallon of milk were among He was given a citation and a Feb. 29 to a pat-down, which revealed the television, gallon of milk and case of items almost taken from Cookeville Wal- court date. shoplifted items. water past check-out points. 1300 Neal St. mart on Monday — but weren’t. Officer Davenport responded to a sec- “Inside the pockets were a drill battery “Mr. Wofford was approached by a Wal- Cookeville, Tenn. City police officers Rydr Cook, Brandon ond shoplifting incident shortly after 11 charger and another accessory wire that mart associate and asked what he was Davenport and Kyle Farley were called to p.m. involving Anthony Thomas Smith of were both still factory zip-tied,” Daven- doing, and he said the items were his and Mailing Address: the store that evening on three separate Winston Drive in Cookeville. port reported. “I asked Mr. Smith where that he was returning [them],” the report instances of shoplifting. Reportedly, Smith had “left the store the items came from, and he said from his says. P.O. Box 2729 In the first incident, Officer Cook re- running” with various items in his cloth- friend’s car.” Upon returning the items, Wofford ob- Cookeville TN 38502 sponded shortly before 5 p.m. after ing — a drill worth $54, miscellaneous Afterward, Smith reportedly admitted to tained a Walmart gift card in the amount Wayne A. Stock of Happy Hollow Road, electronic cables worth $54.85 and an “stealing items from the store by remov- of $303.38. Buffalo Valley, attempted to leave the electronic inverter worth $69.64. ing them from their packages, concealing However, a warrants check on Wofford Phone: 931-526-9715 store without paying for boots valued at “After canvassing the area, I was able to them in his clothing and placing them in revealed that he had a criminal court Fax: 931-526-1209 $21.85 and a clutch valued at $20. make contact with Anthony Smith after the wooded ditch area.” capias out of Putnam County. “[A store employee] told me he ob- he emerged from a wooded ditch line just Smith was issued a citation; he will be He was arrested for the capias and taken Email: served Mr. Wayne Stock take items past north of the parking lot,” says Daven- in court Feb. 29. to the Putnam County jail. He was also is- News all points of purchase,” Cook’s report port’s report. “Despite verbal commands, As for the third incident, Officer Farley sued a citation for shoplifting. [email protected] Sports [email protected] Advertising School Board Appreciation [email protected] BUS: Woman jumps Living [email protected] Circulation from bus at highway [email protected] Business News [email protected] speeds on I-40 Church News [email protected] From Page A1 stabilized before she was report- School News edly sent to a hospital in [email protected] vehicle, she would have struck Nashville for further care and Classified Ads the pavement of the left lane of evaluation. [email protected] the Interstate and been in danger Authorities yesterday said they of being hit by oncoming traffic. did not yet know if the woman Emergency personnel trans- has a history of mental illness or Letter Guidelines ported the woman by ground am- drug use. bulance from the scene and to There was no word on the ex- All letters to the editor must Cookeville Regional Medical tent of her injuries or her condi- be signed and include the Center, where her condition was tion following the incident. writer’s name, address and phone number. Letters are subject to editing and/or rejection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters to the mailing address listed MLK: above, or email to Cookeville [email protected]. Goodwill employee to Order a Photo head up Sparta parade Every photograph taken by a Herald-Citizen photographer From Page A1 Prime struck up a conversation and published in the paper is with a cashier and asked her if available for purchase. Go to said. she liked her job. She said yes, www.herald-citizen.com and click on “Photo Gallery.” The Cookeville Goodwill and asked if he’d be interested in store’s assistant manager, Tom- working at the store. By the time mie Murphy, has worked with he got home, a phone message Prime for 15 years. She says inviting him for an interview was Subscriptions there’s nothing gimmicky in his waiting. To subscribe, call 931-526- Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen approach — he’s just a genuinely For his first 13 years on the job, 9715. Visa, MasterCard and Putnam County Executive Randy Porter, sitting, signs a proclamation designating Jan. nice guy. he worked as a donations proces- Discover accepted. 19-26 as Putnam County School Board Appreciation Week. Celebrating the occasion “Everybody loves Steve,” she sor. He had the opportunity to Rates: are, standing, from left, Jerry Boyd, director of schools; Dawn Fry, school board chair; said. “Customers come in and sit regularly interact with a lot of 3 mo 6 mo 1yr and talk to him. He makes them co-workers and customers, even Carrier or and Kim Cravens, school board vice chair. The proclamation recognizes the importance of quality public education in this community, which is vital to the quality of life of its feel right at home. When he’s not before he became a greeter. Mail: 385 here, everybody wants to know “Goodwill made me feel like a Zip Code $28 $54 $95 citizens. Print & why.” productive part of society,” he E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Even if local residents don’t said. “It made a big difference in Anywhere Only know Prime’s name, they often my life.” E-Edition $21 $42 $84 recognize his smiling face. In Murphy said what’s most strik- Mail: Outside 2013, he was featured on a ing about Prime is his sunny dis- 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 HISTORIC: Property owners Goodwill billboard in position. Mail: Outside Cookeville. Many also recognize “He’s always on the happy Tenn. $82 $132 $220 his specially equipped, silver side,” she said. “You never find to consider registry request 2010 Chrysler Town & Country him in a bad mood, although he’s van. The van is a lifeline for the had to overcome a lot in his life- Miss Your Paper? From Page A1 ify. area that are listed on the Na- 59-year-old Prime, who was time.” Your carrier is an independent “I told them (property owners) tional Register of Historic Places stricken with polio as a small Just last year, Prime was treated contractor. However, as a serv- for the local historic districts. I would give them 60 to 90 days include Algood Methodist boy and has spent most of his life for cancer. Even while undergo- ice to our subscribers, our Following Birdwell’s presenta- to think it over,” Young told the Church, The Arcade, Broad in a wheelchair. ing chemotherapy, he retained circulation department is open tion, Cookeville Senior Planner Herald-Citizen. “I asked the Street Church of Christ, Buffalo He will drive the van at the his smile and positive outlook, from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- Ken Young sent out letters to state to review our properties.” Valley School, Burgess Falls Hy- head of Saturday’s parade. Prime she said. day-Friday and from property owners of more than Young said the Cookeville His- droelectric Station, Cookeville said he will make his final pay- “He’s very self-sufficient and 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to 100 properties within the city’s toric Zoning Commission would Railroad Depot, Cowen Farm- ment on his van this month. It is never asks you to do anything for answer calls. three historic districts, and 39 likely meet again in April to dis- stead, First Presbyterian Church, just one of the blessings made him. He’s always thinking about Call 931-526-9715. people responded by attending cuss feedback from the property Harding Studio, Henderson Hall, possible by his job at Goodwill. other people,” Murphy said. the information session pre- owners and the state. John’s Place, West End Church For many years, Prime worked “Like one time I was putting fur- sented by the state. Back in November, Birdwell of Christ at Silver Point and from the home he shares with his niture out by myself, and he of- Herald-Citizen Young said he’s now asking for told the historic zoning commis- White Plains, according to the sister in Sparta. He repaired elec- fered to help me by pushing feedback from the property own- sion that “the National Register website at www.nps.gov. tronics or did odd jobs. He rarely things out with his wheelchair.” USPS 313-680 ers within the historic districts to is a means of preservation, but The website also lists criteria tried to find other work, and he That focus on others may ex- ISSN 8750-5541 see if property owners included it’s also a means of advertising.” for a property being included in often felt isolated. He was quiet plain why Prime was surprised to The Herald-Citizen is pub- in the historic districts wish to be He said he thought Cookeville the National Register of Historic and shy. have been named grand marshal. lished daily except Saturdays, placed on the National Register is well suited to promote its his- Places including the quality of Then, a shopping trip to the “I wasn’t really prepared for New Year’s Day, Independence of Historic Places as well as toric nature. its significance in American his- Cookeville Goodwill store that phone call,” he said. “It’s a Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving feedback from the state to see if Other historic places in the tory, architecture, archaeology, changed his life. big honor.” Day and Christmas Day by all of the properties would qual- Cookeville and Putnam County engineering and culture. Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. U.S stocks rebound after rough day Periodicals postage paid at NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. the largest gains in the Dow Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- stocks bounced back from an Jones industrial average. In- TER: send address changes to BOARDS: Council reappoints members Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, early slide Thursday, recouping vestors also had their eye on the Cookeville TN 38502. some ground a day after their latest company earnings and out- The Herald-Citizen is a mem- From Page A1 the Historic Zoning Commis- boards. worst drop since September. En- looks. ber of the Tennessee Press sion. All of those reappointments ergy stocks led the rally as the KEEPING SCORE: The Dow Association and the Associ- Each has been reappointed to All of the reappointments came were made, likewise, with unan- price of crude oil climbed more Jones industrial average rose 202 ated Press. The Associated five-year terms to continue rep- with recommendations for ap- imous approval of the than 2 percent. Exxon Mobil and points, or 1.3 percent, to 16,353 Press is entitled exclusively to resenting those same districts on proval from the respective Cookeville City Council. Chevron jumped 4 percent, by far as of 11:01 a.m. Eastern Time. use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather Tonight Friday Night Saturday Mostly cloudy, with a low Readings: Mike DeLapp around 24. Wednesday’s high in Increasing clouds, A chance of rain A slight chance of Editor & Publisher Cookeville was 40, low 16. with a low around showers before flurries before noon. Wednesday’s high in Mon- Buddy Pearson 39. midnight, then a Mostly cloudy, with Sunday terey was 41, low 21. Almanac: Managing Editor slight chance of rain and a high near 39. A 20-percent snow showers. Cloudy, with a chance of snow Thursday is the 14th day of Friday the year with 352 remaining. low around 32. Southwest showers before Roger Wells Showers. High near Saturday The sun sets at 4:50 p.m. and Advertising Director wind 5 to 10 mph becoming noon. Mostly sunny, with a 51. South wind will rise at 6:52 a.m. on Fri- west northwest after mid- Night high near 34. around 10 mph. day. The moon is a waxing Keith McCormick night. Chance of precipitation A 20-percent crescent with 26% of the visi- Chance of precipitation is 80%. Circulation Manager is 40%. chance of snow showers. ble disc illuminated. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, January 14, 2016 — A3 STATE/NATION

State in Brief Pentagon airs plan to retake Mosul By LOLITA C. BALDOR airstrikes hit an Islamic State Associated Press cash center in Mosul. Tennessee Rep. Military leaders have said that FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. (AP) the militants have lost 40 percent Armstrong's — Defense Secretary Ash Carter of the territory they once held in federal trial laid out broad plans Wednesday Iraq, and 20 percent of their ter- to defeat Islamic State militants ritory in Syria. The effort has delayed 6 months and retake the group’s key power been aided by strong support centers in Iraq and Syria. And he from Kurdish troops in northern KNOXVILLE (AP) — announced that a special com- Iraq, as the U.S. worked to build Democratic state Rep. Joe mando force has now arrived in up Iraqi Army forces. Armstrong’s trial on federal Iraq. The Iraqi forces struggled for tax charges has been de- Speaking to troops from the months to retake Ramadi, but layed by six months. 101st Airborne Division who will backed by airstrikes and other lo- The Knoxville News Sen- soon deploy to Iraq, Carter also gistical support they were finally tinel reports that Arm- said he would meet in Paris next able to drive IS from the city last strong’s attorney said he week with his defense counter- month. needed more time to prepare parts, mainly from Europe, and His remarks came a day after for the trial, and that federal will challenge them to bring President Barack Obama’s State prosecutors did not object. more capabilities to the fight. of the Union speech, expanding The trial was scheduled for He said he will be meeting with on the message that the U.S. Aug. 2. defense leaders from France, must build and work with local The indictment accuses Australia, Germany, Italy, the forces in Iraq and Syria to have Armstrong of devising a Netherlands and the United lasting success. He said the U.S. scheme beginning in 2006 Kingdom, and “will not hesitate must not “Americanize” the con- to profit from a cigarette tax to engage and challenge” them to flicts because that would allow hike planned by then-Gov. get them to do more. Manuel Balce Ceneta, File | AP militants to accuse the West of Phil Bredesen. “Each of these nations has a sig- occupying the country. According to the charges, nificant stake in completing the Defense Secretary Ash Carter speaks to reporters at the Pentagon. Carter laid out broad The ongoing U.S. effort, how- Armstrong borrowed destruction of this evil organiza- plans today to defeat Islamic State militants and retake the group’s key power centers in ever, has come under fire from $250,000 to buy tax stamps tion, and we must include all of Iraq and Syria. And he announced that a special commando force has now arrived in members of Congress and critics at the old 20-cent rate, and the capabilities they can bring to Iraq. who say it’s a failed strategy that then sold them at a profit the field,” he said. isn’t aggressive enough and after the state enacted a 42- Some contributions the U.S. has sist the Syrian moderate forces that the U.S. would deploy about capturing them wherever we find should involve a more robust cent increase. requested already are special op- oust Islamic State militants from 200 special operations forces to them, along with other key tar- military presence to both defeat The lawsuit says Arm- erations forces, fighter jet and re- their headquarters in Raqqa. Iraq to better capitalize on intel- gets,” Carter said, using an IS, and protect fleeing refugees, strong failed to report more connaissance aircraft, weapons He described operations that ligence and put more pressure on acronym for Islamic State. particularly along the Turkey and than $318,000 in income. and munitions, training and other would send Iraqi forces from the the enemy. His speech offered an upbeat as- Syria border. Armstrong’s lawyer Gre- combat support. south and Peshmerga forces from “The specialized expeditionary sessment of the anti-IS cam- About 500 troops from the gory Isaacs on Wednesday Carter’s broader message sig- the north to encircle and cut off targeting force I announced in paign, saying that 101st Airborne headquarters called the lawmaker “an in- naled the completion of a mili- Mosul. But he warned that taking December is now in place and is coalition-backed forces, sup- group will deploy at the end of nocent taxpayer” duped by tary plan to help Iraqi and it back will not be quick or easy, preparing to work with the Iraqis ported by the airstrikes, are tak- February. About 1,300 members his accountant. Kurdish Peshmerga forces retake and he offered no timelines. to begin going after ISIL’s fighting back territory and going after of the 2nd Brigade Combat Team Mosul in northern Iraq and to as- Carter announced in December ers and commanders, killing or the groups finances. This week will deploy to Iraq in late spring. Father on trial in Tennessee girl's 2012 death from Fewer than 100 Maine House debates LePage gangrene Guantanamo MILLINGTON (AP) — impeachment investigation The trial has begun in the prisoners left as case of a Millington father charged in the death of his 10 leave to Oman By PATRICK WHITTLE LePage’s foes also want to look into ity.” 12-year-old disabled daugh- Associated Press allegations that he forced out the pres- Republican Rep. Joel Stetkis, of ter, who died from gangrene ident of the Maine Community Col- Canaan, spoke against it, calling it a and infected bedsores. By BEN FOX AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Critics lege System, refused to allow “thinly veiled” reference to the gov- The Commercial Appeal Associated Press of Gov. Paul LePage on Thursday administration officials to testify in ernor and suggesting it was a waste of reports that opening state- took up a longshot bid to impeach front of committees and involved time. ments began Tuesday in 44- MIAMI (AP) — Ten prisoners from Yemen him over allegations of abuse of himself in the internal workings of the LePage, elected in 2010 and re- year-old Errol Johnson’s who were held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba power. unemployment compensation board. elected in 2014, has said he did noth- trial. have been released and sent to the Middle A group of lawmakers led by Dem- “Because of Paul LePage, Maine’s ing wrong and the attacks on him are Assistant District Attorney Eastern nation of Oman for resettlement, U.S. ocratic Rep. Ben Chipman of Portland pristine image has taken a beating. political and tantamount to a “witch Carrie Bush says Johnson is Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Thurs- submitted the impeachment order, The whole world is watching,” said hunt.” responsible for the death of day. which came up for debate on the Rep. Jeffrey Evangelos, an impeach- All the governor’s opponents need Andrea Ruth, who died in The move puts the prison population below House floor. ment supporter and political inde- to start the investigation is a simple November 2012. 100 for the first time since it opened in Janu- The proposal aims to punish the Re- pendent. majority vote in the Democratic-con- An autopsy revealed she ary 2002. There are now 93 prisoners left. publican governor for using influence The debate got underway after the trolled House. But some Democrats died from sepsis from gan- Speaking at a change of command ceremony to pressure a charter school operator House approved a resolution of “val- believe that the effort is futile and that grene. at U.S. Southern Command in Miami, Carter into taking back a job offer from ues and principles” that talked about failure to win enough votes could em- Authorities say the child’s said the 10 were transferred after a thorough Democratic House Speaker Mark leaders speaking in one voice and “re- bolden the governor. wounds were so advanced security review. Eves, who responded by suing in fed- fusing to accept a political climate An impeachment order would be un- that maggots were seen He said government officials intend to trans- eral court. based on fear and personal animos- precedented. crawling out of her band- fer all the detainees they can and work with ages. Congress to find a secure location in the U.S. Johnson’s public defender to hold the rest “as we diligently work to close No clear motive seen in Louisiana theater shooter’s journal Nigel Lewis argued that this chapter in our history.” Johnson was a loving father U.S. officials say the releases reflect progress BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — A you are now a soft target,” the 59- call.” Houser described the shooting and the stable force in the toward President Barack Obama’s goal of journal left behind by the gunman year-old wrote. suspect, Dylann Roof, as “green but home. closing the prison. who opened fire in a Louisiana movie An entry on the last page of good.” The cases of two other State Department special envoy Lee theater last summer doesn’t provide a Houser’s journal noted the start time His journal also contains references people, the child’s mother, Wolosky thanked Oman for taking the 10 pris- clear motive for the deadly shooting, of the “Trainwreck” screening in the to the Islamic State, but he didn’t cite 37-year-old Raven Ruth, oners who could not be sent back to a country but the drifter’s own words portray Lafayette theater auditorium where he the militant group as inspiration for and a home-health aide, 43- embroiled in civil war. him as a mentally unstable man filled killed two people and wounded nine the shooting. year-old Chasara Jones, are “Sustained diplomatic engagement led us to with hatred for his country and for others before he fatally shot himself “I designed a new logo for ISIS and pending. this important milestone,” Wolosky said. people who didn’t share his views. on the night of July 23. showed it to a friend that agreed it He added that the U.S. expects to release the John Russell Houser described the Houser also railed against women, was a ‘big step up,’” he wrote. remainder of nearly 40 cleared Guantanamo U.S. as a “filth farm” filled with “soft gays and blacks and wrote about sev- Since the night of the shooting at Judge's order for prisoners by this summer. targets” in his hand-written, 40-page eral presidential candidates, including The Grand 16, questions have lin- poor to pay $200 Guantanamo at its peak in 2003 held nearly journal, which police released Donald Trump. Elsewhere, he gered about what drove Houser to 680 prisoners. Wednesday along with nearly 600 thanked a man accused of killing nine open fire and why he picked that the- attorney fee struck pages of investigative reports. people inside a South Carolina church ater to do it. The journal and police re- down “If you have not stood against filth, on June 17 for giving him a “wake up ports don’t give any easy answers.

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Established 1903 Mike DeLapp, Editor and Publisher Buddy Pearson, Managing Editor Crazy days

ust when it seemed that things Hampshire. New Hampshire vot- could not get crazier than they ers deserted him; they don’t like Jare on the Republican side, it throwing their votes away. In now appears that Hillary Clinton 2008, they swung to Clinton’s side is losing her lead in Iowa and New against Barack Obama, after the Hampshire. No, update: has lost. press tanked her for getting teary What once must have seemed like eyed in a diner. This is not stuff a brilliant idea to limit the number you can easily predict. of debates now seems more like But you very well can predict lost opportunities. Ah, hindsight. what will happen if Clinton loses What would happen if the Don- both New Hampshire and Iowa. ald won on the Republican side The chattering class will be chat- and you had tering like crazy; they’ve already Bernie started. Word will leak that Joe Sanders as the Biden is considering jumping in to Democratic save the party. Ditto for Andrew opponent? Cuomo. Whispers will circulate Bloomberg. about a “draft Elizabeth Warren” Not the televi- movement. sion network This is not 1968, when Gene Mc- but the bil- Carthy’s strong showing in the lionaire trans- race caused Lyndon B. Johnson to party former drop out and Bobby Kennedy and mayor of New Hubert Humphrey to jump in, ulti- Susan York, Michael mately tearing the party apart. In Estrich Bloomberg, 1968, every state did not have a who would primary or caucus to select dele- Bush not dead yet run with his own money (the only gates who are effectively bound way to do it quickly enough) and by the outcome. In 1968, you did- his own lawyers and most of the n’t have the brilliant/insane inven- eports of Jeb Bush’s political “Benghazi, Rus- government’s right to seize private operatives in both parties. tion of Super Tuesday, with 13 death may be greatly exagger- sia reset, Iran property for private development, a But wait, forget about whether states holding primaries and cau- Rated. Not only is Bush essen- deal.” ruling that 80 percent of Americans the Donald could win; everyone cuses on March 1, including Ala- tially locked in a statistical tie for But I’m jumping disapproved of. has been talking about that. bama, Arkansas, Oklahoma, second place in New Hampshire, de- ahead. Bush and other conservatives have Could Bernie Sanders, a 73-year- Texas, Virginia and Arkansas, and pending on which poll you prefer, but Before a general long hoped this episode might prove old independent senator from New yes, Vermont. Four more come he’s enjoying the benefits of being election against damaging to Trump, especially in New York, a dead-on impersonator of over the next weekend, and then largely ignored by the media. presumptive nomi- Hampshire where similar cases have the brilliant Larry David (check it Michigan and Mississippi the next The milieu of lowered expectations nee Hillary Clin- been in the forefront recently. But tele- out on “Saturday Night Live”) ac- Tuesday, followed by Florida, Illi- can sometimes be a gift — and so it is ton, a heretofore vision ads in Iowa from the anti-tax tually win? nois, Missouri, North Carolina proving for Bush. While Americans, unlikely scenario group Club for Growth about Trump’s Yes, if you’re asking about Iowa and Ohio on March 15. but especially the media, have been Kathleen for Bush, there are support for “massive new power to and New Hampshire. Not just that You get the picture. Joe Biden, riveted by Barnum & Bailey’s last ele- Parker the primary con- take private property and give it to cor- he could win; it looks like he very looking at this schedule months phant act featuring Donald Trump, Ted tests and yet more porations” don’t seem to have hurt him well might. ago, concluded that it was too late Cruz and Marco Rubio, Bush has been debates. The next thus far. And the latest polls show But no so fast to the nomination. to get in, even though Clinton was quietly meeting with small groups in one for Republicans is Thursday on Trump surging in New Hampshire. After Iowa come Nevada and tripping over emails at the time. town halls in New Hampshire and Fox Business News. This round seems It seems that nothing Trump does or South Carolina. Then comes the Would it be easier now? Would it South Carolina. a natural showcase for uber-business- says can dislodge him from first place. onslaught: 14 states on one day, even be possible, given how many “It’s amazing, you can do a town-hall man Trump, but Bush differs with this Yet, Bush would say. There’s still time Super-Duper Tuesday, often filing deadlines have passed and meeting and there could be 25 ques- assumption. to win — or lose — but Bush high- thought to be one of the worst or how many organizers Clinton has tions,” said Bush Monday in a tele- Depending upon how questions are lights his campaign’s better-than-any- best ideas in politics. in almost every one of those phone interview. “Sometimes there’s a framed, and despite his preference to body’s ground game, his very recent Iowa voters rarely predict win- states? process question, but 20 out of 25 are focus on Clinton’s weaknesses, he’s doubling of staff in New Hampshire, a ners. (President Huckabee, any- There are two ways to win a about, ’what are you going to do about loaded for bear when it comes to proven record of governance, and poli- one?) In general, on the nomination. One, the way you al- Social Security, student loans, how do Trump’s presumed business acumen. If cies put in place while he was gover- Democratic side, the most liberal ways dream of, is winning Iowa we take out ISIS?’ the question to Bush begins with nor of Florida that remain in place, a candidate wins, because caucus- and New Hampshire and everyone “This alternative universe of the po- something like, You’ve said Trump rarity. goers have to be enthusiasts and else effectively is dead. That is litical ecosystem is not necessarily isn’t a serious candidate ..., “I’m going Mary Ann Lindley, former editorial ideologues, and frankly, Clinton is what the Clinton campaign actu- what people care about.” to go after him,” says Bush. “The page editor of the Tallahassee Democ- not the most liberal candidate in ally thought they could do last Alas, he admits, comprehensive plans problem is there’s too much low-hang- rat during Bush’s governorship and a this race. She’s the most electable, time. The other, the one I have to on things that matter “don’t resonate in ing fruit.” county commissioner since 2012, used but caucus voters, particularly at believe the Clinton campaign is the age of insult.” Bush plans to highlight Trump’s mul- to refer to his administration’s motto this stage of the game, tend not to prepared for, is by grinding it out. “The solutions are there ... but you’re tiple bankruptcies, his company’s mas- as, “We hate government and we’re vote strategically. You win the states no one else can not going to do a wonk-a-thon in 90 sive layoffs, and people “getting here to run it.” Although not a fan of As for New Hampshire, let me afford to really contest. You score seconds. I try to purge all of that from stiffed,” including a widow, Vera Cok- Bush’s at the time, she now views him share one lesson I learned over the big among minority voters (not my head before debates.” ing, whose house Trump attempted to as “a brain surgeon (ha) compared to course of a few decades in poli- many in Iowa and New Hamp- What Bush means is that he’s had to replace in the mid-1990s with a park- [current Gov.] Rick Scott. And com- tics. If you’re running in New shire), push your numbers among adapt his wonky ways to the debates, ing lot, invariably described as a “lim- pared to the other Republicans, I’d Hampshire, it is very good to be women and call in decades of which he concedes are more important ousine parking lot,” for one of his have to say he’s got the intellectual from the next state over. To cite a chits (and good judgment) to win than ever. Atlantic City casinos, using eminent heft I’d appreciate in a president. Not few examples: Mike Dukakis (of the support of all those super dele- To this end, he has been mastering domain via New Jersey’s Casino Rein- that the voters in general like that sort Massachusetts); Paul Tsongas (of gates who count in a grind. And the “power of three,” he says. Instead vestment Development Authority. of thing.” Massachusetts); and John Kerry by June 7, at least, you have a ma- of answering questions in paragraphs, “This is anathema to conservatives,” As for Bush’s path to victory? “One (of Massachusetts). Back in 2004, jority. That is what we may be which comes more naturally to some- Bush said, referring to conservative path,” he said, “is surviving.” Howard Dean (of Vermont) was looking at. one who has actual plans — as op- opposition to use of eminent domain running strong in New Hampshire posed to one-liners and superlatives for private development. Even though Kathleen Parker is a syndicated until he collapsed in Iowa. Once Susan Estrich is a syndicated signifying nothing — Bush now deliv- Coking defeated Trump in a lawsuit, columnist. Her e-mail address is he did, he was toast in New columnist. ers bullets. the Supreme Court in 2005 upheld the [email protected]. Ambassador is a dangerous job Moderately Confused hen Thomas E. McNamara ar- bers died in attacks. macy as a frilly European thing. That’s rived in Colombia as U.S. am- Which brings us to partly a hangover from the 18th and 19th Wbassador in 1988, he encountered the Sept. 11, 2012, centuries, when only the wealthy were sent a hit list issued by narco-terrorist Pablo Es- murders of Ambassa- to foreign posts because the pay was so cobar. “I was No. 1,” he recalls. “Ambas- dor J. Christopher low. Since then, the foreign service has be- sadors tend to get that kind of attention.” Stevens and three come a meritocracy, dependent on tough On a different mission to confer with other Americans in entrance exams. Lebanese government officials, McNamara Benghazi, Libya. The A new PBS documentary, “America’s was greeted with “a welcome-to-Beirut attacks on our diplo- Diplomats,” tries to explain the history and mortar and artillery barrage,” which landed matic compound in mission of the foreign service. in the parking lot outside the building. “We Benghazi were a “It’s easy to understand the 101st Air- picked up papers and went to the basement, Froma tragedy for everyone, borne when they go out and they win a big where there was a secure bunker,” McNa- Harrop but to professional for- battle for America,” former Secretary of mara, later named ambassador-at-large for eign service officers, State James Baker says in the film. “It’s not counterterrorism, told me. the politicization of as easy to understand the battles that are No, being a professional foreign service them was a disgrace. won every day in the field by America’s officer is not all about cocktails in Paris, Blaming then-Secretary of State Hillary diplomats abroad.” London and Rome. In fact, little of it is. Clinton for security lapses in Benghazi is Many worry that the political circus Most members of the U.S. foreign service outrageous, McNamara said, emphasizing around Benghazi will deter American offi- serve in harsh parts of the world. And that he never worked for her. The secretary cials from taking risks in the name of much of their job centers on going into of state is not personally involved in such diplomacy. That would deny America its dangerous countryside where they’re ex- matters. first line of defense. The best way to honor posed to some who would do them harm. “Those congressmen wouldn’t give a Stevens would be as a patriot-diplomat Since World War II, at least eight ambas- damn about the death of Americans in who accepted risk in service to his country. sadors have died from hostile action, as op- Benghazi if they didn’t think they could posed to three flag officers — that is, make political capital out of it,” McNamara Froma Harrop is a syndicated colum- generals and admirals. From 1979 to 2009, angrily added. nist. Her email address is some 96 American foreign service mem- Many Americans still regard formal diplo- [email protected]. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, January 14, 2016 — A5 LOCAL/NATION Wikipedia gets another source of cash for 15th birthday SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Wikipedia is getting dowment created for Wikipedia, whose website build toward a goal of accumulating $100 million potential threats to its survival, said Lisa Gruwell, another source of cash for its 15th birthday, ex- started Jan. 15, 2001 and is now overseen by the by 2026. chief advancement officer for the Wikimedia Foun- panding beyond fundraising drives that have al- nonprofit Wikimedia Foundation in San Francisco. Wikipedia still plans to ask its users to donate dation. ready poured $250 million into the Internet’s The Wikimedia Endowment will start with less money to keep advertising off its website. The ad- “We have a great fundraising model right now, but leading encyclopedia. than $1 million donated by the estate of Jim Pacha, ditional income from the endowment will help in- things on the Internet change so it’s not something The additional money will come from a new en- a software engineer who died in 2014, and then sulate Wikipedia from economic turmoil and other we can count on forever,” Gruwell said.

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Betty Jean Crabtree Church in Family will receive friends Sun- Rogers, 78, of Aruada, Colo., and Blanche Smith, Danny Smith and NCIS and Law and Order and COOKEVILLE — Funeral Austin, Texas, on day from 9 a.m. until time of formerly of Cookeville, will be Mitchell and Mary Anne Smith. King of Queens. services for Betty Jean Crabtree, Wednesday, Jan. services at the funeral home. held at 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 16, In addition to his parents, he She leaves behind her husband 88, of Algood, will be Friday, 13, with Pastor Mr. Wilmoth passed away in the Cookeville chapel of was preceded in death by two sis- of 30 years, Francisco Esparza; a Jan. 15, at 1 p.m. at the Peter Heckmann Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2016, at Sig- Hooper-Huddleston and Horner ters, Dixie McKinney and Rita brother and sister-in-law, Richard Cookeville chapel of Hooper- officiating. nature Health Care Center in Al- Funeral Home. Burial will be in Markich; and a brother, Steven and Cindy Marks; a niece, Jes- H u d d l e s t o n Debra passed good. Paran Cemetery. Smith. sica Marks; and a nephew, Horner Funeral Mrs. Allen away peacefully Anderson-Upper Cumberland Family will receive friends Sat- Pastors Steven Thornton and Michael Marks. Home. Pastor to be with her Funeral Home is in charge of urday from noon until time of Chris Reagan will officiate at the No services are planned at this Eddie Turner Savior on Jan. 9, 2016. Her final arrangements. services at the funeral home. services. time. will officiate. En- days were spent surrounded by Mrs. Rogers passed away Satur- Please visit www.crestlawn- Please visit www.crestlawn- tombment will her family in Michigan. day, Jan. 9, 2016, in Aruda, Colo. memorial.com and sign the on- memorial.com and sign the on- follow in Crest She was born Nov. 29, 1957 to Mick Gray Barnes Hooper-Huddleston and Horner line guest register and send a line guest register and send a Mrs. Lawn Cemetery. Gerald and Nora (Essenburg) LIVINGSTON — A celebration Funeral Home is in charge of message to the family. message to the family. Crabtree Family will re- Allen in Lapeer, Mich. She was of life service for Mick Gray arrangements. Crest Lawn Funeral Home- Crest Lawn Funeral Home-Cre- ceive friends baptized at St. Peter Lutheran Barnes, 59, of Livingston, will be Cremation Center in Cookeville mation Center in Cookeville is in Thursday from Church in Richmond, Mich., and held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 16, is in charge of arrangements, charge of arrangements, (931) 4-8 p.m. and again Friday from confirmed in her faith on May in the gymnasium of the Liv- (931) 526-6384. 526-6384. 11 a.m. until service time at the 23, 1971 at Mt. Calvary Evangel- ingston Academy. funeral home. ical Lutheran Church in Detroit, Mrs. Barnes passed away Fri- Mrs. Crabtree died Tuesday, Mich. Her confirmation verse day, Jan. 1, 2016, at Signature Jan. 12, 2016, at her residence from Revelation 2:10 was, “Be Healthcare in Algood. surrounded by her loving family. thou faithful unto death, and I Speck Funeral Home of Liv- She was born May 6, 1927, in will give thee a crown of life.” ingston in in charge of arrange- Detroit, Mich., to the late James Debra was a graduate of ments. John Chaffin Francis and Eleanor Sare Gleck- Lutheran East High School, De- NEBRASKA — Private family ner Musgrave. troit, Mich., and went on to com- services will be held at a later She and her late husband moved plete her bachelor’s degree at date for John Chaffin, 68, of Keith J. Hayes Sr. to California in 1957 and lived Tennessee Technological Univer- York, Neb. Robert Neal Kitchen Jr. there before moving to Tennessee sity in Cookeville in 1979. She He was cremated. MONTEREY — Robert Neal COOKEVILLE — Memorial in 1972. She was a sweet and later earned her master’s degree John died Monday, Jan. 11, Kitchen Jr., 67, of Nashville, services for Keith J. Hayes Sr. of giving person who was loved by in history at Michigan State Uni- 2016, in York, Neb. He was born passed away Friday, Dec. 18, Cookeville will be held at 1 p.m. everyone who knew her. She had versity in 1982 and PhD in his- Sept. 25, 1947, in Cookeville to 2015, in Alive Hospice in Monday, Jan. 18, at the a deep love for her family, and tory at The University of Illinois, Marion and JoNell (Outland) Nashville. Wolfcreek Baptist Church in Sil- was especially concerned about Champaign-Urbana in 1992. Mitchell Scott Chaffin. He was united in mar- Mr. Kitchen was born in Se- ver Point. each family member’s salvation. Achieving the rank of full pro- GAINESBORO — Funeral riage to Kathy Wolfe on April 9, wannee, Tenn., on Sept. 22, Family will greet family and She spent her time on earth going fessor, Dr. Allen dedicated many services for Mitchell Scott, 79, of 1977, in Des Plaines, Ill. 1948, to the late Robert Kitchen friends beginning at 11:30 am. about and doing her Father’s years teaching university stu- Gainesboro, will be held at 2 A graduate of Murray State Sr. and Wilma Jean (Bohannon) There will be no graveside serv- business. She was a faithful dents all over the world. She ar- p.m. Saturday, Jan. 16, at Ander- University and the University of Kitchen. ice. member of Trinity Assembly in rived at Concordia University son-Upper Cumberland Funeral Illinois, he devoted his life to He was preceded in death by a Mr. Hayes passed away Algood. Texas in 1993, and taught there Home, officiated by Bro. Randy teaching and ministry, beginning daughter, Jamie Kitchen; and a Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2016, at his In addition to her parents she through December. Her areas of Bybee and Bro. Bill Coe. Burial in Reidland, Ky., Mount sister, Sheila Wilson. residence. was preceded in death by her interest were U.S. diplomatic his- will be in Byers Cemetery Offi- Prospect, Ill., Russellville and He is survived by a daughter, Crest Lawn Funeral Home is in husband of over 50 years, Os- tory, the Civil War, and U.S.-Pol- ciating. Glasgow, Ky., Beedeville, Ark. Bridget Murphy; three sons, charge of arrangements. 931- wald Crabtree; brothers, Ronnie, ish relations. Family will recieve friends before moving to Norcross, Ga., Robert Kitchen III (Daci), James 526-6384. Francis, Stanley and Edmond In her years at Concordia she from 3-8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 15, where he taught at Greater At- Kitchen and Austin Kitchen; two Musgrave; and sisters, Desi, served in many leadership roles and again Saturday from 10 a.m. lanta Christian School, directing grandsons, Joshua Murphy and Aileen and Juanita. including interim vice-president until time of services. the acappella chorus, started the Ethan Kitchen; a granddaughter, Survivors include her daugh- of academic services, assistant to Mr. Scott passed away Wednes- band program and taught high Brittany Murphy; a great-grand- ters, Artis Anne Talley and hus- the academic vice-president, day, Jan. 13, 2016, at his resi- school Bible courses. daughter, Kaeli Murphy; two sis- band Hugh and Jeannie E. Bell chair of the Council of Profes- dence. He was a member of the East ters, Donna Fisher and Debbie and husband Dave, all of sors, and director of the history He was born Aug. 27, 1936, in Hill Church of Christ in York and Morris; many loving nieces and Cookeville; son, Daniel James major. Debra was awarded two Jackson County to the late Dallas enjoyed woodworking and par- nephews, extended family and Crabtree of Cookeville; seven Fulbright grants, the first to study Scott and Roslie Scott. ticipating in church activities. friends. grandchildren, Joann Heady, in Aachen, Germany and the sec- Mr. Scott was a furniture fac- He is survived by a son, Robert (Bob) was a retired Bob Messenger Keith Clouse, Camille Farley, ond to teach in Poland at the Uni- tory worker. He was a member of Michael (Sarah) Chaffin of Army Major and was a veteran of Tiffany Crabtree, April Sowell, versity of Warsaw American the Center Grove Church of Maumelle, Ark.; one daughter, Desert Storm. He was a 32nd de- COOKEVILLE — Memorial Kylie Crabtree and Daniel Cole Studies Center. In 2011, she won Christ. He loved to rabbit hunt Melody (Joel) Coehoorn of York; gree Mason and Shriner. He services for Bob Messenger, 82, Crabtree; 10 great-grandchildren, the Martin J. Neeb Teaching Ex- and coon hunt, watch westerns, four grandchildren, Alice Co- worked as a machinist at Nissan of Cookeville, will be held at 3 Chris Flatt, Bud Peters, Ricky cellence Award at Concordia. and listen to bluegrass music. ehoorn, Ryan Coehoorn, Avery where he retired. p.m. Sunday, Jan. 17, from the Winkler, Kristin Clouse, Her latest publication was “His- Survivors include his wife, Bar- Chaffin and her little sister or A memorial service is set for Cookeville chapel of Hooper- Makayla Farley, Bryce, Connor, torical Dictionary of U.S. Diplo- bara Scott of Gainesboro (whom brother due July 2016; one Saturday, Jan. 16, at Sand Huddleston and Horner Funeral Beth Grace, Elijah Sowell and macy from the Revolution to he married Dec. 13, 1991); two brother, Terry (Ruth Ann) Chaf- Springs Church in Monterey. Home. Tucker Sowell, and great-great Secession.” daughters and sons-in-law, fin of Paducah, Ky.; nieces, Robert was laid to rest in Mid- Family will receive friends Sun- grandchildren, Jean Marie Peters, Debra exemplified commitment Sherry and Walter Arms of nephews and friends. dle Tennessee Veterans Ceme- day from 2 p.m. until time of Colton Peters and Jordan Peters, to God, family, friends, and her Carthage and Michelle and Ben He was preceded in death by his tery. services at the funeral home. and a baby girl on the way. community. She was passionate Leonard of the Gladdice commu- parents and his wife. In lieu of flowers, a GoFundMe Mr. Messenger passed away Mrs. Crabtree’s grandsons will in her devotion to teaching stu- nity of Jackson County; a step- In lieu of flowers, please con- account at Thursday, Jan. 14, 2016, at his serve as pallbearers. Memorial dents at Concordia University son, Terry Loftis of Atlanta, Ga.; sider making a memorial gift in gofundme.com/bobkitchen has residence in Cookeville. contributions may be made to Texas as a commissioned teacher a step-daughter, Donna (Jeff) John’s name to Georgia Agape been set up to help cover ex- Hooper-Huddleston and Horner Trinity Assembly, 205 West Wall in The Lutheran Church-Mis- Mathis of Baxter; three grand- by donating online at www.geor- penses. Funeral Home is in charge of St, Algood, TN 38506 and/or souri Synod. In addition, she was children, Anna Brooke Leonard, giaagape.org or by calling Dana arrangements. Life Church, 2223 N Washington an active member at Hope Natalie Leonard, and Jada Arms; Stanley at 770-452-9995, ext. Ave, Cookeville, TN 38501. Lutheran Church in Austin serv- five step-grandchildren, Holly 204. Susan Esparza Hooper-Huddleston Horner Fu- ing as member and secretary of Chaffin, Trent Maxwell, Zachary Condolences may be left for the COOKEVILLE — Susan Es- neral Home is in charge of the Lutheran Women’s Mission- Brazle, Justin Loftis, and Tyler family at parza, 62, of Cookeville, passed arrangements (931)526-6111. ary League (LWML) and as a Loftis; seven step-great grand- www.metzmortuary.com. from this life on Monday, Jan. 11, You may share your thoughts at member of the Hope Outreach children; three sisters and a Metz Mortuary in York, Neb., is 2016, at Cookeville Regional www.hhhfunerals.com. Board. In her spare time, she had brother-in-law, Hazel Wall of handling the arrangements. Medical Center. a deep love of traveling, reading Nashville, Helen Vanoy of Eliza- Mrs. Esparza was born on Tues- history, and playing dominoes bethtown, Ky., and Katherine Marshell Ray Smith day, July 21, 1953, to the late and pinochle with friends and (Jimmy) Stafford of Cookeville; William and Joyce Marks. Call 526-9715 family. Buster the German Shepherd; CRAWFORD — Funeral serv- She worked as a legal secretary to subscribe Those who remain to grieve her and several nieces, nephews, ices for Marshell Ray Smith, 56, for 30 years, 10 of those years passing include her uncles and other relatives, and friends. of Cookeville, will be held at 1 being in the Putnam County aunts, and numerous cousins. In addition to his parents, Mr. p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 16, at Court system. She loved to watch In addition to her parents Debra Scott was preceded in death by Shiloh Missionary Baptist is preceded in death by her sister, six brothers, Elvis, Alvis, Fred, Church in Crawford, Tenn. Charles Young Patricia. Buddy, Dallas Jr., and Gary The family will receive friends In lieu of flowers, memorial Scott; and one step-daughter, from 11 a.m. until time of serv- GAINESBORO — Charles gifts may be made to Concordia Freda Maxwell. ices on Saturday at the church. Young, 74, of Bloomington University Texas, Austin, TX in Memorial donations may be Mr. Smith passed from this life Springs (Shepardsville Hwy., memory of Dr. Debra J. Allen, made to the Jackson-Smith on Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2015. Jackson County) passed away where they will be used to benefit County Youth Camp by contact- He was born Feb. 25, 1959, in Monday, Jan. 11, 2016, at his res- Concordia’s history students and ing the funeral home. Noblesville, Ind., to the late idence. No funeral services are program. Organization in charge of serv- Clarence and Susie (Cantrell) planned. The family has chosen Crest Lawn Funeral Home ice: Anderson – Upper Cumber- Smith. cremation. (931-526-6384) is in charge of land Funeral Home Mr. Smith is survived by a Family will receive friends arrangements. (931)268-1550 or (931)858- daughter, Katherine Smith; a from 2-7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 16, 7474. granddaughter, Hannah Crabtree; at Anderson-Upper Cumberland a grandson, Hunter Davis; two Funeral Home in Gainesboro. sisters and a brother-in-law, Anderson-Upper Cumberland Linda Warren Rogers Wanda and Kenneth Smith and Funeral Home is in charge of COOKEVILLE — Funeral Aletha Fisher; and three brothers arrangements. services for Linda Warren and two sisters-in-law, Larry and

Debra J. Allen Te r e s a R e t , Basics Basics ofof KnittingKnitting O w n e r COOKEVILLE — Memorial services for Debra J. Allen, 58, of Henry C. Wilmoth Saturdays Saturdays fromfrom 11am11am -- 1pm1pm Pflugerville, Texas, will be held GAINESBORO — Funeral Bring in your own project, or at 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 16, at services for Henry C. Wilmoth, we can get you started! Heavenly Host Lutheran Church 73, of Gainesboro, will be held at in Cookeville, with Pastor An- 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 17, at Ander- Call for Details drew Smith officiating. Interment son Upper Cumberland Funeral 931-526-6410 will be in West Cemetery North, Home in Gainesboro. Burial will 931-526-6410 in Cookeville. be in Pharris Cemetery in the 1120 England DrDr.. A celebration of Debra’s life McCoinsville community of was held at Hope Lutheran Jackson County. CLASSES & LESSONS AAVAILABLE!VAILABLE! A6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, January 14, 2016 LOCAL/NATION U.S., Iran forge new relationship as nuke deal advances WASHINGTON (AP) — For diplomats from Since the beginning of the year, Kerry and Zarif al-Jubeir in London. He may extend the trip to see that today this kind of issue can be resolved peace- countries without diplomatic relations, Secretary of have spoken by phone at least 11 times, according Zarif, too, elsewhere in Europe. fully and efficiently is a testament to the critical role State John Kerry and Iranian Foreign Minister Mo- to the State Department. They’ve focused on nu- Not everyone is happy with the new friendship be- diplomacy plays in keeping our country safe, secure hammad Javad Zarif sure are doing a lot of diplo- clear matters, Iran’s worsening rivalry with Saudi tween the once hostile foes. But the White House, and strong,” Kerry said Wednesday. macy. Arabia and peace efforts in Syria. Pentagon, Kerry and Zarif are all crediting the rela- Denis McDonough, the White House chief of staff, As Iran races to satisfy the terms of last summer’s By contrast, America’s top diplomat has talked to tionship forged over two-and-a-half years of nuclear said the open lines between Kerry and Zarif are “ex- nuclear deal and the U.S. prepares to suspend sanc- Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir only twice. negotiations with quickly resolving the detention of traordinarily important.” Defense Secretary Ash tions on Tehran as early as Friday, Kerry is talking He has consulted once each with Saudi Deputy the sailors, which could have been a new crisis just Carter thanked Kerry for his efforts. And in Tehran, to Zarif more than any other foreign leader. Those Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Jordan’s as President Barack Obama delivered his final State Zarif tweeted that he was “happy to see dialogue talks included several emergency calls Tuesday to King Abdullah and the foreign ministers of Britain, of the Union speech to Congress. and respect, not threats and impetuousness, swiftly secure the release of 10 U.S. sailors after Iran de- Egypt, France, Germany, Russia and the European “We can all imagine how a similar situation might resolved the sailors episode. Let’s learn from this tained them in the Persian Gulf. Union. Kerry departed Wednesday evening to meet have played out three or four years ago, and the fact latest example.”

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Faroqui celebrates with customers after learning the store sold BkofAm 1163278 14.90 -.41 FordM 1001062 12.20 -.65 TOCKS OF OCAL NTEREST a winning Powerball ticket on Wednesday in Chino Hills, Calif. 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FstHorizon .24 1.8 15 13.03 -.32 -10.3 SPDR Fncl .46 2.1 ... 21.72 -.58 -8.9 Powerball jackpot whose rise to became a popular gathering spot No details were immediately ASDAQ dd Flowserve .72 1.9 14 37.40 -.62 -11.1 Textron .08 .2 15 37.95 -1.13 -9.7 4,526.07N -159.85 FordM .60 4.9 10 12.20 -.65 -13.4 TractSupp .80 1.0 27 81.55 -3.11 -4.6 $1.6 billion became a national in the usually quiet suburb of available about the Florida win- FrptMcM ...... 3.74 -.37 -44.8 US Bancrp 1.02 2.6 12 39.01 -1.61 -8.6 fascination will be split three 75,000 people. Hundreds of peo- ner. 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CyberArk 45.27 +7.43 +19.6 tickets in Florida, Tennessee and They cheered and mugged for Texas Lottery executive director ProUNShBio 34.51 +4.76 +16.0 ONEY ATES URRENCIES StarBulk19 9.51 +1.26 +15.3 M R C a Los Angeles suburb where even TV cameras as if it were New Gary Grief has said this Power- CountrP rs 2.84 +.35 +13.8 Last Pvs Week Last Pvs Day lottery losers were celebrating Year’s Eve or a sporting event. ball offered “absolutely” the TitanPh rs 3.41 +.41 +13.7 Prime Rate 3.50 3.50 Australia 1.4369 1.4317 Thursday that such heady riches Many chanted, “Chino Hills! world’s biggest jackpot. NatHlTr n 21.38 +2.20 +11.5 Discount Rate 1.00 1.00 Britain 1.4445 1.4434 Breitbrn pf 4.49 +.44 +10.9 Federal Funds Rate .25-.50 .25-.50 Canada 1.4360 1.4273 were won in their modest city. Chino Hills!” in celebration of Powerball tickets are sold in 44 SagentPhm 14.72 +1.45 +10.9 Treasuries Euro .9195 .9211 The winners of the world- the city. states, as well as the District of 3-month 0.22 0.20 ($2 OR MORE) Japan 117.78 117.58 LOSERS 6-month 0.46 0.46 record jackpot overcame odds of “It’s history. We’re all so ex- Columbia, the U.S. Virgin Is- Name Last Chg %Chg 5-year 1.52 1.65 Mexico 17.9229 17.8794 1 in 292.2 million to land on the cited for our city,” Rita Talwar, lands and Puerto Rico. LendgTree 61.14 -25.49 -29.4 10-year 2.02 2.17 Switzerlnd 1.0067 1.0022 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All others OceraTher 2.11 -.68 -24.4 30-year 2.88 2.94 show dollar in foreign currency. numbers drawn Wednesday 52, who has lived in Chino Hills But residents in the six states Zais Grp 6.09 -1.75 -22.3 night, 4-8-19-27-34 and Power- for 30 years, told the local news- that don’t participate found ways MultiFnElc 12.86 -3.54 -21.6 MeetMe 2.95 -.76 -20.5 ball 10. They can take the win- paper, the San Bernardino Sun. to get their hands on tickets. Halozyme 10.06 -2.16 -17.7 MUTUAL FUNDS nings in annual payments spread Some took selfies with the store Some of the biggest Powerball EpirusBio 2.30 -.49 -17.6 ImmuneDs 10.66 -2.22 -17.2 Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init over decades or a smaller amount clerk on duty, who became an in- sales have come from cities bor- LightPath 2.86 -.58 -16.9 Name Obj ($Mlns) NAV 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt in a lump sum. stant celebrity and may well have dering states that don’t sell the TICC Cap 4.47 -.90 -16.8 AB GlbThmtGrB m WS 12 65.53 -8.0 -6.8/C -0.9/E 4.00 2,500 AB GrB m LG 15 32.25 -6.5 +1.3/A +10.1/B 4.00 2,500 The California ticket was sold been the man who sold the ticket tickets, according to the Multi- OST CTIVE ($1 OR MORE) M A AB IntlGrB m FG 3 12.87 -5.6 -10.1/E -1.5/E 4.00 2,500 at a 7-Eleven in Chino Hills, Cal- after being on duty for much of State Lottery Association. The Name Vol (00) Last Chg AllianzGI FcGrC m LG 234 27.01 -7.0 +1.7/A +10.6/B 1.00 1,000 ifornia, lottery spokesman Alex the run-up to Wednesday night’s association oversees the Power- Apple Inc 609519 97.39 -2.57 American Century ValueInv LV 1,990 7.01 -6.1 -9.9/D +8.2/B NL 2,500 Microsoft 563396 51.64 -1.14 American Funds AmBalA m MA 49,217 22.83 -3.6 -1.7/A +8.6/A 5.75 250 Traverso told The Associated drawing. ball Lottery, but management ro- ActivsBliz 530241 34.86 -2.26 American Funds CapIncBuA m IH 68,026 53.36 -2.9 -6.9/C +5.4/A 5.75 250 MicronT 343397 12.06 -.66 Press. The winning ticket in Ten- “I’m very proud that the ticket tates annually among member Intel 335495 31.91 -.77 American Funds CpWldGrIA m WS 52,394 40.35 -5.3 -7.9/C +5.1/C 5.75 250 nessee was sold in Munford, was sold here,” the clerk, M. states. SiriusXM 332311 3.71 -.08 American Funds FnInvA m LB 44,595 46.90 -6.3 -2.6/A +9.2/C 5.75 250 Facebook 325890 95.44 -3.93 American Funds GrthAmA m LG 74,013 37.59 -7.5 -2.1/B +9.6/C 5.75 250 Cisco 309128 24.60 -.75 American Funds IncAmerA m MA 70,456 19.30 -3.5 -5.7/C +7.1/A 5.75 250 FrontierCm 274063 4.17 -.21 American Funds InvCoAmA m LB 54,725 30.90 -5.9 -7.1/C +8.7/C 5.75 250 ApldMatl 247230 16.20 -.55 American Funds WAMutInvA m LV 49,948 35.68 -6.0 -5.7/A +10.1/A 5.75 250 Community Calendar Dodge & Cox Income CI 43,125 13.30 -0.4 -1.1/D +3.6/B NL 2,500 DIARY Dodge & Cox IntlStk FB 57,028 33.05 -8.1 -18.4/E +0.3/D NL 2,500 The Community Calendar is MS or needs support can attend. Anderson at (931) 303-2954, his- Advanced 384 Dodge & Cox Stock LV 54,845 149.06 -7.3 -10.4/D +9.1/B NL 2,500 Declined 2,461 Fidelity BlChGrow LG 15,484 62.44 -7.7 -2.5/B +11.3/A NL 2,500 a daily list of announcements of For more information, call 520- [email protected]. Unchanged 131 Fidelity Contra LG 77,869 91.15 -6.6 -0.2/A +10.4/B NL 2,500 Total issues 2,976 one-time events hosted by non- 0020. Jan. 28 Fidelity Magellan LG 13,467 81.91 -6.9 -2.7/C +8.5/D NL 2,500 New Highs 12 Jan. 18 Fidelity Spartan 500IdxAdvtg LB 51,042 66.45 -5.9 -4.6/B +10.3/A NL 10,000 profit groups. To include your RELATIVE CAREGIVER: New Lows 569 information, call 526-9715 and HEAD START: The L.B.J.&C. Are you raising a relative child or Volume 2,452,524,404 FrankTemp-Franklin IncomeA m CA 43,644 1.99 -3.9 -11.5/E +3.7/C 4.25 1,000 FrankTemp-Templeton Fgn A m FV 3,892 5.79 -8.0 -13.8/E -0.8/D 5.75 1,000 ask for the newsroom secre- Development Corporation Head need housing assistance? For Janus EnteprsT MG 2,063 78.62 -6.8 -4.6/A +9.4/A NL 2,500 tary, fax 526-1209 or email Start Centers and the Central Of- more info. on assistance and sup- AGRICULTURE FUTURES Lord Abbett AffiliatA m LV 5,356 13.11 -5.2 -9.8/D +6.6/D 5.75 1,000 Open High Low Settle Chg. MFS GrowB m LG 138 54.13 -6.1 -0.3/A +10.1/B 4.00 1,000 [email protected]. Be fice will be closed Monday in ob- port, please contact Melissa Alli- CORN MFS HighIncA m HY 406 3.13 -1.1 -5.0/C +3.9/C 4.25 1,000 sure to include your name and servance of Martin Luther King son at the Upper Cumberland 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel MFS TNMuniBdA m SL 101 10.68 +0.9 +2.4/C +5.2/D 4.25 1,000 Mar 16 356 360.75 355.50 358 +1.25 MFS TotRetA m MA 4,486 16.52 -3.1 -3.6/A +6.7/B 5.75 1,000 number as well as a time, date Jr. Day. Development District, toll free at May 16 361.50 365.75 361 363 +.75 Jul 16 367.75 371.50 367 369 +.75 Metropolitan West TotRetBdI CI 43,434 10.69 +0.3 -0.1/B +4.7/A NL 3,000,000 and location of the event. Jan. 20 1-877-275-8233. A support group Sep 16 374 377 373.25 375 +.50 Nuveen TNMuniBdA m SL 286 12.08 +0.9 +3.1/A +5.9/B 4.20 3,000 PEO: P.E.O. Chapter AO meets meeting for relatives who are car- Dec 16 382 385.25 381 383 +.25 Oppenheimer CapIncA m CA 1,700 9.28 -1.5 -2.5/A +5.1/A 5.75 1,000 Mar 17 390.75 393.75 390.75 392.25 ... PIMCO TotRetIs CI 59,148 10.09 -0.2 0.0/B +3.5/B NL 1,000,000 Jan. 16 on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m., at ing for relative children will be May 17 397.75 399 397.75 398.50 -.25 SOYBEANS Pioneer PioneerA m LB 4,404 29.64 -5.6 -5.8/C +7.0/E 5.75 1,000 BOOK SIGNING: A book First Tennessee Bank, 345 S. Jef- held on Thursday from noon until 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Prudential Investmen BlendB m LG 13 15.64 -8.2 -8.0/E +5.6/E 5.00 2,500 Jan 16 892 899 890.75 899 +8.25 Putnam EqIncomeA m LV 3,339 17.77 -6.3 -8.8/C +9.2/A 5.75 0 signing for Lisa D. Wheeler’s ferson, 4th floor, Cookeville. 1 p.m. at the Putnam County Mar 16 875 880.75 871 880 +5.50 Putnam MultiCapGrA m LG 3,375 61.36 -7.9 -7.9/E +8.5/D 5.75 0 Christian children’s book, “The Jan. 21 Health Department. For housing May 16 877.50 882.50 873.50 881.75 +4.50 T Rowe Price GrowStk LG 39,021 48.36 -8.1 +1.4/A +11.7/A NL 2,500 Jul 16 883.75 888 879.50 887.50 +4 Angel Baby,” will be held from TTU INTERNATIONAL: assistance while caring for rela- Aug 16 885 889.25 882 889 +4 Vanguard 500Adml LB 152,739 174.44 -5.9 -4.6/B +10.3/A NL 10,000 Sep 16 881.25 888 881.25 887.75 +3.50 Vanguard HltCrAdml SH 40,299 85.09 -5.8 +0.7/A +19.2/B NL 50,000 1-3 p.m. on Saturday, at Poet’s TTU’s International Friends is tive child, contact Myra Walker Nov 16 886 889.75 882.75 889.25 +3 Vanguard InstIdxI LB 104,704 172.71 -5.9 -4.6/B +10.3/A NL 5,000,000 Coffee, 230 E. Broad St., hosting its annual Hot Cider So- at (931) 432-4111. WHEAT Vanguard InstPlus LB 90,041 172.72 -5.9 -4.6/B +10.4/A NL 200,000,000 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Cookeville. cial on Thursday, from 5-7 p.m., Jan 31 Mar 16 480.50 484.25 476.50 478 -3.25 Vanguard IntlStkIdxIPls FB 53,744 89.85 -5.1 -10.1/E -0.4/E NL 100,000,000 May 16 485.25 489 481.25 482.75 -3.75 Vanguard MuIntAdml MI 41,832 14.37 +0.9 +2.9/A +5.2/B NL 50,000 TURKEY SHOOT: Monterey Room 145 of Southwest Hall HEALTH INSURANCE: Jul 16 491.50 494.75 487.50 489 -3.75 Vanguard PrmcpAdml LG 38,228 94.99 -6.3 -4.3/C +11.7/A NL 50,000 Lions Club Turkey Shoot will be (200 West 10th St., Cookeville). From now through Jan. 31, get Sep 16 500.50 502.75 496.25 497 -4.25 Vanguard TotBdAdml CI 60,782 10.74 +0.3 +0.2/B +3.3/C NL 10,000 Dec 16 513.50 515 508.50 510 -4.50 on Saturday at 10 a.m. Bring This event allows students from assistance with health insurance Mar 17 520.75 526 520.75 521 -5.25 Vanguard TotIntl FB 74,771 13.43 -5.2 -10.2/E -0.5/E NL 3,000 May 17 ...... 527.25 -5.25 Vanguard TotStIAdm LB 126,363 46.74 -6.5 -6.1/C +9.8/B NL 10,000 your shotguns, 12, 16 and 20 TTU’s international community marketplace enrollment at Put- CATTLE Vanguard TotStIIns LB 57,437 46.75 -6.5 -6.1/C +9.8/B NL 5,000,000 gauges. We supply the shotgun to meet families and individuals nam County Library on Tuesdays 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Vanguard TotStIdx LB 96,322 46.73 -6.5 -6.2/C +9.7/B NL 3,000 Feb 16 132.25 133.17 131.22 132.10 +.50 shells. Prizes are cash, turkeys, from the local community. For from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and Thurs- Apr 16 133.57 133.97 132.02 133.02 +.32 Vanguard WelltnAdm MA 67,468 60.73 -3.6 -3.8/A +7.8/A NL 50,000 Jun 16 124.47 125.12 123.15 124.27 +.10 bacon, tenderloins and hams. more info., contact Debbie days from 4-8 p.m. Call (844) Aug 16 120.42 120.92 119.22 120.27 +.15 Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet Oct 16 121.40 121.82 120.22 121.22 +.07 continued-listing standards. lf = Late filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Shots are $5 and under. All prof- Barnard at (931) 349-0165, or 644-5443 for appointment. Dec 16 ...... 121.22 -.03 Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent within Feb. 6 Feb 17 ...... 119.97 -.08 the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at its to Lions Clubs Eyesight proj- [email protected]. HOGS-Lean least 20 percent within the last year. un = Units. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. wd ects. From I-40, exit 300, turn Jan. 23 COFFEE/VET: Coffee with a 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = Warrants. Feb 16 62.10 62.62 61.15 61.62 -.28 west onto Hwy. 70. We are just ROTARY: Cookeville Break- vet is hosted by Livingston’s Apr 16 67.42 67.85 66.52 67.15 -.15 Mutual Fund Footnotes: b = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d past Bee Rock Road on the left. fast Rotary will have their annual American Legion Post 4 and May 16 ...... 74.27 -.28 = Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. f = front load (sales charges). m = Multiple Jun 16 78.20 78.77 77.65 78.30 -.22 fees are charged. NA = not available. p = previous day’s net asset value. s = fund split For more info., call (931) 267- International Night Auxiliary and VFW Post 5062. Jul 16 ...... 77.82 ... shares during the week. x = fund paid a distribution during the week. Aug 16 77.97 78.25 77.35 78.15 +.15 2647. dinner/fundraiser on Saturday. Held on the first Saturday of each Oct 16 ...... 67.05 +.25 COTTON 2 Objectives: CA -Conservative Allocation, CI -Intermediate-Term Bond, FB -Foreign SPEAKER: A neurologist from Speaker will be Rudy Kalis, a month from 8-11 a.m. at the 50,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Large Blend, FG -Foreign LargeGrowth, FV -Foreign Large Value, HY - High-Yield Vanderbilt will be speaking to the sportscaster at WSMV. There VFW Post building in Liv- Mar 16 61.65 62.41 61.50 62.14 +.55 Bond, IB -World Bond, IH -World Allocation, LB -Large Blend, LG -Large Growth, LV - May 16 62.16 62.87 62.06 62.60 +.44 Large Value, MA -Moderate Allocation, MB -Mid-Cap Blend, MG -Mid-Cap Growth, MV Multiple Sclerosis support group will be a silent auction and dinner ingston. We are inviting the pub- Jul 16 62.75 63.36 62.64 63.09 +.31 - Mid-Cap Value, SB - Small Blend, SG -Small Cap Growth, SH -Specialty-heath, WS Oct 16 ...... 62.60 +.18 -World Stock. Saturday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 buffet. 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HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, January 14, 2016 — A7 NATION/WORLD World Attacks in Jakarta leave 5 gunmen, 2 others dead in Brief By NINIEK KARMINI Associated Press

Global stocks sink as JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Attackers set off explosions at a weak oil, Wall Street Starbucks cafe in a bustling shop- weigh ping area in Indonesia’s capital and waged gunbattles with police TOKYO (AP) — Global Thursday, leaving bodies in the stock markets sank almost streets as office workers watched across the board Thursday as in terror from high-rise buildings. pessimism following a sus- Police said five attackers and tained weakness in oil prices two civilians were killed, while and a dive on Wall Street pre- 10 people were injured in the vailed over data showing brazen attacks, which followed economies on the mend. several warnings in recent weeks KEEPING SCORE: France’s by police that Islamic militants CAC 40 dipped 1.3 percent to were planning something big. It 4,336.69 in early trading, was unclear if any perpetrators while Germany’s DAX shed remained at large. 1.3 percent to 9,831.58. Five hours after the major Britain’s FTSE 100 edged downtown street in Jakarta — down 1.1 percent to 5,896.86. not far from the presidential U.S. shares were set to recover. palace and the U.S. Embassy — Dow futures were up 0.7 per- turned into a battleground, police cent at 16,168 and S&P 500 declared the area near the Sarinah futures were also 0.7 percent shopping mall secure. higher at 1,895.50. “We believe there are no more ASIA’S DAY: Japan’s bench- attackers around Sarinah. We mark Nikkei 225 dived 2.7 have taken control,” Jakarta po- percent to close at 17,240.95. lice spokesman Col. Muhammad South Korea’s Kospi was Iqbal said. down 0.9 percent at 1,900.01. Gen. Anton Charilyan, a na- Hong Kong’s Hang Seng lost tional police spokesman, said the 0.6 percent to 19,817.41, but attack involved an unknown Dita Alangkara | AP the Shanghai Composite re- number of assailants with Police officers examine debris at the site where an explosion went off in Jakarta, Indonesia on Thursday. bounded nearly 2.0 percent to grenades and guns. 3,007.65. Other regional mar- He said they imitated the recent No one claimed responsibility turbing public order and spread- guard, told The Associated Press among the 10 injured, he said. kets were also lower, falling in “terror acts” in Paris and were for Thursday’s attack on Thamrin ing terror among people,” Presi- he saw at least five attackers, in- But there was some confusion Taiwan, Singapore, Australia likely from the Islamic State Street, which prompted a security dent Joko “Jokowi” Widodo, said cluding three who triggered ex- about the Dutch citizen’s status. and Indonesia. group, but gave no evidence. lockdown in central Jakarta and in a statement on television. plosions at the Starbucks. It was A Dutch Foreign Minister FRAYED NERVES: Oil It was the first major attack in enhanced checks all over the Jokowi, who was in the West not immediately clear if they ex- spokeswoman in the Netherlands prices at 12-year lows and a Indonesia’s capital since the 2009 crowded city of 10 million. Java town of Cirebon, said he ploded bombs or grenades. said he was seriously injured and volatile start to 2016 in China’s bombings of two hotels that Charilyan said police had re- was returning to Jakarta immedi- Tri described them as suicide was undergoing surgery. stock and currency markets killed seven people and injured ceived information in late No- ately. bombers, but police spokesman After the explosions at Star- have unleashed a torrent of more than 50. vember about a warning from the “The state, the nation and the Charilyan denied they blew bucks, a gunbattle broke out be- negativity among investors. Before that, bombings at night- Islamic State group that “there people should not be afraid of, themselves up. tween the attackers and Some analysts say a correction clubs on the resort island of Bali will be a concert” in Indonesia, and be defeated by, such terror He said the two dead civilians anti-terror police squads, and in stock prices is inevitable in 2002 killed 202 people, mostly meaning an attack. acts,” he said. were a Dutch citizen and an In- gunfire could be heard more than after multi-year gains fostered foreigners. “This act is clearly aimed at dis- Tri Seranto, a bank security donesian. An Algerian man was 1½ hours later. by loose monetary policy but also point out the underlying economic picture is reassuring. China’s trade improved in De- cember, U.S. job creation has remained strong, and Aus- California wingsuit tralia, which is one of the countries highly vulnerable to China’s slowdown, reported flier dies after jump another month of strong job growth in December. from Arizona cliff

Al-Qaida leader FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — A atop the canyon walls kept a hel- threatens Saudi California man has died while icopter from landing Tuesday to wingsuit-flying among remote try to reach the body. Arabia over mass cliffs on the Arizona-Utah bor- Wingsuit flying is one of the der, authorities said. most extreme forms of BASE execution The Coconino County Sheriff’s jumping — BASE being an Office said Wednesday that it is acronym of the different plat- DUBAI, United Arab Emi- devising a plan to recover the forms, “building, antenna, span rates (AP) — The leader of al- body of Mathew Kenney, 29, of and earth.” Wingsuit fliers glide Qaida has called for attacks on Santa Cruz. It is trapped in a frighteningly close to cliffs and Saudi Arabia after the king- crevice about 600 feet below trees in their suits that resemble dom’s mass execution of 47 where he jumped Tuesday in the flying squirrels. It is illegal in na- people in January, many of Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs tional parks but not in the wilder- AP whom were tied to the terror Wilderness — a rugged, desolate ness area where Kenney jumped. group. A demonstration field of a new potato, genetically engineered to resist the pathogen landscape that is hard to navi- Kenney’s close friend, Matt Al-Zawahiri’s comments that caused the Irish potato famine, is seen at Michigan State University in East Lans- gate, sheriff’s Lt. Bret Axlund Frohlich, said Kenney was an ex- came in a seven-minute audio ing, Mich. said. perienced, talented jumper who recording released earlier this Kenney hit a wall after jumping had traveled around the world. week and reported by a U.S.- with a wingsuit, but investigators He said he was thankful for the based terror monitor, the SITE FDA gives OK for company’s said they’re not sure exactly how respect and professionalism that Intelligence Group, on Thurs- it happened. Once they reach his authorities have shown Kenney’s day. In it, the Egyptian doctor body, they will examine his friends and family. and militant leader exhorted genetically engineered potato equipment, Axlund said. “It’s a pretty big hit to the com- his followers to launch new at- Patches of ice and steep terrain munity,” he said. “It is sad.” tacks against the interests of BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A po- There is no evidence that ge- plant sciences at Simplot, said the kingdom’s ruling Al Saud tato genetically engineered to re- netically modified organisms, late blight — the cause of the family, which he called a “rot- sist the pathogen that caused the known as GMOs, are unsafe to Irish potato famine — remains ten regime that corrupted your Irish potato famine is as safe as eat, but for some people, altering the No. 1 pathogen for potatoes Probe: Exxon deficiencies found religion.” any other potato on the market, the genetic code of foods pres- around the world. Al-Zawahiri also called for the Food and Drug Administra- ents an ethical issue. The food “This will bring 24-hour pro- in California refinery blast attacks on “the Zionist-Cru- tion says. industry has faced pressure from tection to farmers’ fields and, in REDONDO BEACH, Calif. said. sader alliance”, referring to Is- In a letter Tuesday to Idaho- retailers as consumer awareness addition, has the potential to re- (AP) — An explosion at an The unit being repaired had op- rael and its Western allies, as based J.R. Simplot Co., the FDA of genetically modified foods duce pesticide spray by 25 to 45 ExxonMobil oil refinery in Cal- erated for five years without a “this is what hurts Al Saud said the potato isn’t substantially has increased. The retailer percent,” Baker said. ifornia last year could have been maintenance overhaul and, as a much.” different in composition or Whole Foods plans to label The late blight resistance prevented if managers had taken result, a key valve failed and safety from other products al- GMO products in all its U.S. and comes from an Argentinian va- into account aging safety equip- leaked volatile hydrocarbons ready on the market, and it does- Canadian stores by 2018. And riety of potato that naturally pro- ment and shut down a key, into an electrostatic chamber Car bomb attack at n’t raise any issues that would some companies have decided to duced a defense. spark-generating part of the re- where the material combusted, Turkish police require the agency to do more remove the ingredients alto- “There are 4,000 species of po- finery before attempting repairs the U.S. Chemical Safety and stringent premarket vetting. gether. tatoes,” Baker said. “There is an elsewhere, federal investigators Hazard Investigation Board said. station kills 6 “We’re pleased and hope that The Russet Burbank Genera- immense library to help us im- consumers recognize the bene- tion 2 is the second generation prove this great food. By intro- CINAR, Turkey (AP) — fits once it’s introduced into the of Simplot’s “Innate” brand po- ducing these potato genes we Kurdish rebels detonated a car marketplace next year,” Doug tatoes. It includes the first ver- can bring sustainability and con- bomb at a police station in Cole, the company’s director of sion’s reduced bruising, but less sumer benefits.” southeastern Turkey, then at- marketing and communications, of a chemical produced at high The company has already been tacked it with rocket launchers said Wednesday. temperatures that some studies selling its first generation of In- and firearms, killing six people Before the potato is marketed have shown can cause cancer. nate potatoes to consumers, sell- including civilians, officials to consumers, it must be cleared The second-generation potato ing out its 2014 crop and said Thursday. Thirty-nine by the U.S. Environmental Pro- also includes an additional trait currently selling the 2015 crop other people were injured. tection Agency, Cole said. That’s that the company says will allow of about 2,000 acres. The attack late Wednesday expected to happen in Decem- potatoes to be stored at colder Cole said those potatoes were targeted the police station in ber. The U.S. Department of temperatures longer to reduce mostly grown in Idaho and Wis- the town of Cinar, in the Agriculture approved the potato food waste. consin, and are being sold in su- mostly Kurdish Diyarbakir in August. Haven Baker, vice president of permarkets across the nation. province, and police lodgings located at the building, the Di- yarbakir governor’s office said. Lower pay for poor is widening income gap, study finds The force of the blast caused a house near the police station WASHINGTON (AP) — The holds still earn just a fraction of cent slid in New York City, to collapse. income gap afflicting major what they made before the New Orleans, Cincinnati, New Patients and Walk-Ins Welcome! 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Thursday, January 14, 2016 LIVING 8 Gulf separating Master sauce to build a dinner on here’s nothing like comfort food ing size is 1/2 cup. ary. So get those recipes out and come mother, son on a cold winter day and chili is a The master meat sauce can be used for up on the mountain and enjoy chili with Tfavorite at our house. Chili is one many of your family favorite foods. us. I think I might enter but not sure yet. grows of those recipes that we all make a little To make chili add 1 to 2 teaspoons chili I enjoy taco soup and here is the recipe different. Some like it hot and some like powder and 1 to 2 teaspoons ground I use but I think you could try to use the greater than it very hot. This cumin to 2 cups of master meat sauce. master meat sauce for this. Maybe I will Drucilla’s recipe today is for a Add 1 (16-ounce can of kidney beans or try this out. distance Little Helpers meat sauce that you pinto beans, rinsed and drained. Bring to Taco Soup can use in a variety a boil slowly over medium heat. Reduce 2 pounds ground chuck EAR ABBY: I of ways. Keep this in heat to low and simmer for 15 minutes, 1 medium onion moved overseas for your freezer, then stirring occasionally. You can also add 1 can kidney beans Dwork when I was 18. you can thaw this hot pepper if you want it hot. 1 can pinto beans My father divorced my mom out and add other in- Chili made from Drucilla’s master To make spaghetti add 1 to 2 teaspoons 1 can black beans around the same time. I used gredients and have a meat sauce. Italian seasoning and 1 clove garlic 2 cans white corn to come back to the U.S. for meal ready in no (minced or chopped or 1/4 teaspoon 1 can Rotel tomatoes and green chilies two weeks every year to visit time. 2 (15-ounce cans tomato sauce dried) to 2 cups of master meat sauce. 1 large can tomato sauce and stay with Mom. How- The other day I 1 teaspoon garlic powder Simmer for 30 minutes to 1 hour. Mix 1 package taco seasoning ever, for the past eight years asked George what Brown meat on medium-high heat in a with 4 cups of hot cooked spaghetti. You 2 packages Hidden Valley Ranch dress- she has sent me emails “sug- he wanted for dinner large skillet; drain fat. Add onion, tomato can always add chopped vegetables to ing mix gesting” in a roundabout way Drucilla and he said, “What- paste, water, tomato sauce and garlic your sauce. Brown beef and onion and drain. Add that I was not totally wel- Ray ever your little heart powder. Simmer 20 to 30 minutes. Place To make sloppy Joes add 1 tablespoon beef and onion to all the rest of your income. Because of this, I desires.” My reply, 1-cup portions in airtight freezer bags or of vinegar, 1 tablespoon brown sugar and gredients and simmer for 2 to 3 hours. haven’t been back in six “My heart desires a maid.” He just containers. Before placing the bags in 1/4 cup ketchup to 2 cups master meat Serve with tortilla chips, sour cream or years. smiled and I just smiled and I made din- the freezer, leave them open for a few sauce. Heat and serve on buns. shredded cheese. Good on a snowy cold For the last 20-plus years I ner without a maid. minutes to cool sauce to room tempera- I found my lost cake pan last week. It day. have given my mother about Master Meat Sauce ture. Remove as much air as possible came home and now I can make a layer I must go. George may have brought $7,000. 4 pounds lean ground meat after filling freezer container to preserve cake. home a maid for me and I don’t want to Dear Because 1 medium onion, minced quality. Freeze at 0 or lower and use As soon as I find out the date, I will tell miss that. Any questions or recipe re- I’m not 1 (6-ounce) can tomato paste, plus one- within two or three months. This will you about a chili cook-off that the Mon- quests you may call 931-839-2313 or Abby welcome 6-ounce can water make 7 cups or 14 servings if your serv- terey Civitian Club is having in Febru- email me at [email protected]. in her home, I told her I won’t give her any Bacon-wrapped dates for the Super Bowl more. She is now By ELIZABETH KARMEL showing Associated Press Abigail regret for her pre- It’s hard for me to believe that this year Van Buren vious marks the 50th Super Bowl. And food has emails, become such an essential part of this but for me it’s too late. Since event, I can’t help but wonder what was I’m no longer sending on the menu back when it all got started! money, she will have to sell So as I was thinking about what to serve her condo. at this year’s bash, I decided to draw my She’s getting old and inspiration from an appetizer that was hot doesn’t have much time left, stuff back around the time the Super Bowl and I can’t wait until she got started. Ever hear of rumaki? Back in passes on. I despise her. For the day, it was all the rage to serve these me it is unacceptable for a bacon-wrapped chicken livers seasoned mother to not welcome her with sort of trans-Asian flavors. I wasn’t son into her home for two willing to go quite that far (Liver? For a weeks a year. Am I overre- Super Bowl party? Probably not...), but acting? Is my level of hate the rumaki sparked an idea. valid? — REJECTED SON I love dates because they are meaty and IN THAILAND sweet. I also love how delicious it is to DEAR REJECTED SON: play their flavor off of savory ingredients. Not knowing your mother’s And that’s why I decided to remake ru- reason for implying you maki as dates stuffed with chunks of weren’t welcome to stay with Parmesan cheese and wrapped with her, your question is hard to bacon. And because I’m a total grill girl at answer. I understand why heart, I popped them over hot coals to get you would feel hurt, even them warm, crisp and delicious (though I angry. But looking forward include an oven alternative for those un- to the day she’s no longer on willing to brave the cold to grill). this earth strikes me as an The dates are easy to make, and even overreaction. easier to eat! So be warned that your From what I have read on guests will eat them like candy! I would the subject — as well as per- plan on a minimum of four per person. sonal experience — I have And if your crowd has a voracious ap- concluded that hatred is like petite, double or triple this recipe. Matthew Mead | AP acid. It hurts the hater worse If the dates aren’t large enough to sit Bacon wrapped Parmesan stuffed dates. The dates are easy to make, and even easier to eat. than the person at whom it is comfortably on your grill grates without aimed. At this point your falling through, arrange them on a wire Start to finish: 45 minutes (30 minutes a gas grill, this means turning off one or of each date, securing it with a toothpick. mother has lost her son and rack and set the entire rack on the grill. Or active) more burners to create a cooler side, then Set the stuffed dates on the cooler side of now she’s losing her home. you can just do them inside in the oven. Makes 24 dates cooking on that side. Alternatively, for in- the grill, directly on the grates. Alterna- I’d say that’s a large dose of But whichever way you cook them, let 24 whole, plump dates door cooking heat the oven to 375ºF. tively, set a wire rack over a foil-lined punishment for her lack of them cool a bit before serving; they get 1 teaspoon cumin seeds, toasted Cut a slit down the side of each date, slic- rimmed baking sheet and arrange the dates hospitality. If you can’t mend very hot. 1/4 pound Parmesan cheese, cut into 24 ing up to the pit, but not cutting the date on the rack for cooking in the oven. Either fences, then dwell on the chunks (about 1/2 inch each) in half. Carefully remove the pit from each way, cook for 15 minutes, turning the positive things you have in Bacon-Wrapped 12 slices bacon, halved crosswise (to date. dates halfway through. Serve hot or at your life rather than wasting Parmesan-Stuffed Dates make 24 strips) The tip of a paring knife can be handy for room temperature. time wishing her dead. The toasted cumin seeds are a great con- 24 wooden toothpicks, soaked in warm prying out the pit. Sprinkle a few cumin Nutrition information per date: 130 calo- DEAR ABBY: I’ve been trast to the sweet dates, but if you don’t water for 20 minutes seeds into the center of each date, then add ries; 60 calories from fat (46 percent of married to my wife for nine care for those you can leave them out or Prepare a grill for medium-low heat, in- a chunk of Parmesan. Press the date total calories); 7 g fat (2.5 g saturated; 0 g years. She is addicted to Am- substitute a chunk of walnut. Or if you like direct cooking. For a charcoal grill, this closed around the cheese (or as much as trans fats); 15 mg cholesterol; 180 mg bien and pain meds. I love things on the spicy side, you could substi- means banking the hot coals to one side of possible). sodium; 16 g carbohydrate; 2 g fiber; 14 her with all my heart, but the tute a couple red pepper flakes. the grill and cooking on the other side. For Wrap 1 piece of bacon around the center g sugar; 4 g protein. constant trips to the hospital and emergency rooms have left me feeling numb. The episodes are all pretty much the same “Groundhog Day” scenario. I’m in so much Spanish omelets to make ahead of time pain emotionally. They treat her because she Spanish omelet (or Tortilla Es- in less than 20 minutes, and I love the tex- Heat the olive oil in a large skillet over claims to have lupus. The panola) is a classic tapas dish served ture of the shredded potatoes when folded medium-high. Cook the potatoes and onion, real story is her addiction. Aall over Spain. But it’s so easy to with the eggs. stirring occasionally, until the potatoes My question is, what do I make that we can enjoy it at home, too. Tortilla Espanola is most often served at begin to turn golden brown, about 12 to 15 do? She has been to the hos- There are as many variations as there are room temperature, so all the flavors come minutes. Remove from the skillet to cool. pital at least 30 times in our cooks, and that flexibil- through. You can make these Mini Spanish In a large bowl, combine the eggs, season- nine years of marriage. Kitchen ity is what makes this Omelets ahead and freeze them for up to ing and parmesan cheese. (Add additional Please help me help her. Scoop do-ahead dish so won- three weeks. Thaw and bring to room tem- ingredients, if desired.) Stir just enough to Thank you. — TIRED IN derful. perature before serving. Enjoy! mix, but do not whisk or beat the eggs. Add TEXAS Today’s recipe pro- in the potatoes and onion mixture and fold DEAR TIRED: You say duces small, individual- Mini Spanish Omelets to incorporate. Spoon by 1/2 cupful into the the people at the hospital are size servings, which Start to finish: 20 minutes prep time, 25 prepared muffin pan. Bake for 25 minutes unaware that your wife is a means they can be minutes baking time, about 1 hour cooling or until each omelet is puffed and brown prescription drug addict. baked ahead. It’s a treat time along the edges. Cool 5 minutes in the pan; Why haven’t you told them to have a variety of op- Yield: makes 12 omelets then remove to cool to room temperature. the truth and revealed where tions for the same 2 to 3 teaspoons olive oil Serve at room temperature. your wife is getting all those recipe. Try adding 1 package (20 ounces) refrigerated hash Cook’s Note: If you use regular potatoes pills? For too long you have Manchego cheese or brown potatoes (see Cook’s Note) and peel, slice or shred them, you will need tolerated a situation that is goat cheese, roasted red 1 small onion, chopped 3 (full) cups. destructive for both of you. Alicia peppers or green, yel- 8 large eggs Approximate values per omelet: 107 calo- You may love your wife and Ross low or orange bell pep- 1 teaspoon sodium-free seasoning blend, ries, 5 g fat (1.5 g saturated), 126 mg cho- want to be supportive, but pers. If you are cooking such as Mrs. Dash lesterol, 6 g protein, 11 g carbohydrates, 1 g you can’t save her from her for carnivores, add 1/2 cup parmesan cheese dietary fiber, 102 mg sodium. addiction. Only she can do ham, crisped bacon, pancetta or chorizo. Salt and black pepper to taste, if desired that by admitting she’s out of You can even get creative with the type of Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray a 12- Alicia Ross is the co-author of three control, seeking help and potato you use and its cut. Shredded refrig- muffin pan with nonstick cooking oil and cookbooks. Her email address is tel- sticking to a program. erated hash browns get this dish to the oven set aside. [email protected]. 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By HOLLY WEBER with three minutes remaining in the first Golden Eagles continued to battle and a TTU Sports Information half. The Skyhawks rounded out the first three from Yaktavia Hickson pulled half with two god free throws from Tech within 13 with 7:43 remaining in MARTIN — The Tennessee Tech Chelsea Roberts to lead the Golden Ea- the game. Tech posted another three women’s basketball team came up short gles 32-22 going into half time. when Goolsby sunk a shot from Jen- against UT Martin on its final away At the half, Tech (5-13, 1-4 OVC) gave nings at the 6:08 mark, however, UT game of a three-game road showcase. up 10 turnovers to UT Martin’s five. The Martin still held on to the lead at 62-46. The Skyhawks de- Golden Eagles shot 43.5 percent from The Skyhawks remained forceful and feated the Golden Ea- the field, 0 percent from the 3-point continued to push the Golden Eagles, gles 67-53, despite range, and 40 percent from the line. In defeating them 67-53. numerous players comparison, the Skyhawks shot 41.7 per- Samaria Howard posted her first dou- being out sick with a cent from the floor, 54.5 percent from be- ble-double of the season, leading Tech stomach virus, by yond the arc, and 100 percent at the line. with 14 points and 11 rebounds. Two picking up extra points Tech struggled a little going into the other Golden Eagles scored in double from draining balls Women’s second half, giving up three turnovers in figures, Hickson posted 12 points while from beyond the arc. the first three minutes of the third quar- senior Mariah Dean had 11. Haley In the first quarter, Basketball ter. UT Martin continued to apply the Howard led UT Martin (9-7, 2-1 OVC) UT Martin’s only pressure over the Golden Eagles and a with 13 points and 6 rebounds. points from the field came from the 3- layup from the Skyhawk’s Haley As a team, Tech shot 47.8 percent from point range. Connecting on 5-of-7 from Howard gave them the 36-25 lead with the field, 28.6 percent from the 3-point beyond the arc and then adding on 4-of- 7:20 left in the quarter. UT Martin re- range, and 41.7 percent from the line, 4 from the line to take the 19-11 lead mained strong over Tech and closed out while the Skyhawks shot 42.4 percent over Tech. the third quarter leading 47-33. from the floor, 31 percent from beyond The Skyhawks’ first points from inside The Skyhawks again came out on fire the arc, and 80 percent from the line. the arc came from Shy Copney in the in the fourth quarter. UT Martin’s Katie The Golden Eagles return to action on Alex Boggis | UTM Photo second quarter at the 6:23 mark. UT Schubert dropped a three at the 9:28 Saturday when they host Southeast Mis- Tennessee Tech’s Samaria Howard passes the ball under pressure Martin continued to develop their lead mark to open fourth quarter play and souri in a 5:30 p.m. contest at the Eblen from UT Martin defender Daijia Ruffin during the Golden Eagles’ 67-53 and pulled ahead by seven points, 26-19, push the Skyhawk’s lead to 50-33. The Center. loss on Wednesday at the Elam Center in Martin.

TENNESSEE TENNESSEE TECH MEN’S BASKETBALL Shootout at the Elam Center

Curtis Compton, Atlanta Journal-Constitution | AP Georgia guard Charles Mann knocks Tennessee forward Kyle Alexander to the hardwood for an offensive foul during their game on Wednesday in Athens, Ga. Frazier, Gaines power Georgia past Tennessee

By CHARLES ODUM AP Sports Writer

ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — When Georgia’s version of the Splash Brothers took over the game, Tennessee was left with yet another road loss. J.J. Frazier and Kenny Gaines handled almost all the scoring in Alex Boggis | UTM Photo Georgia’s decisive sec- Tennessee Tech’s Ryan Martin tries to work his way into the lane during the Golden Eagles’ 96-90 loss to UT Martin on Wednesday at ond-half run after trailing the Elam Center. by nine points and the Bulldogs beat Tennessee 81-72 on Wednesday night. Tennessee led 43-34 early in the second Skyhawks outduel Golden Eagles half before Georgia used a 25-6 run to take a 59-49 lead. Frazier, who had 28 points and By MIKE LEHMAN making eight other field goals. Head- dropped 16 of his 22 points and quick pass off an inbound from An- Gaines, who had 23, combined for the last TTU Sports Information ing into the break, the Golden Eagles hauled in seven of his nine rebounds thony Morse and unleashing to bring 23 points in the run. held the advantage, on the night in the second half, putting the score back to within four. “At times we try to call ourselves the MARTIN — In what could easily go 46-41. the Tech offense on his back and keep- It was as close as the visitors would Splash Brothers,” Gaines said with a smile, down as one of the best offensive per- While neither side ing it within distance of the Skyhawks get, however, as UT Martin drained its referring to the nickname made famous by formances of the season, the Ten- could quite live up to down the stretch. free throws down the stretch to claim the long-range shooters on the NBA Golden nessee Tech men’s basketball team their respective first- UT Martin jumped out quickly in the the close-fought contest. State Warriors. just couldn’t quite outduel a red-hot half fireworks second half, turning a five-point Jugovic led all scorers on the night, Gaines made 6 of 10 3-pointers. Frazier UT Martin offense Wednesday night, shows, it was the deficit into an 11-point lead over the dropping 25 points on 10-for-13 made 4 of 5. as the Skyhawks defeated the Golden Men’s hometown Sky- first eight minutes. Even with Tech de- shooting, including a 5-for-7 showing After the Vols answered with five straight Eagles 96-90 in an old-fashioned Ohio hawks that stayed fenders all over the Skyhawk shooters, beyond the arc. The guard kicked off points, yet another jumper from Gaines Valley Conference shootout. Basketball hot from deep, drain- the home squad continued to hit shots. the contest a perfect 6-of-6 from the pushed the duo’s streak to 25 straight points Tech (12-6, 4-1 OVC) simply could ing eight more 3- Tech never gave up, closing to within field, hitting all four of his 3-point at- for Georgia. The two combined for 38 sec- do no wrong in the first half, hitting point attempts on 14 attempts. Tech two points with two minutes play after tempts in the half. He also dished out ond-half points. 18 of its 21 field goal attempts, includ- sunk just 3-of-16 from deep over the an old-fashioned three-point play by three assists. “I didn’t know how many points it was for ing a nearly perfect 7-for-8 showing final 20 minutes, but kept pace on of- Martin. After the Skyhawks pushed Martin was a beast down low, drop- us,” Gaines said. “I just wanted to make from downtown. On the flips side, UT fense thanks to a dominating attack in- the lead back up to seven points, soph- ping 22 points and corralling nine re- Martin (10-8, 2-1 OVC) kept pace side the paint. omore Aleksa Jugovic drained his See VOLS, Page B1 from deep, sinking 8-of-11 while also Golden Eagle senior Ryan Martin fifth trey of the night, grabbing a See TECH, Page B1 B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, January 14, 2016 SPORTS New Vols defensive coordinator Shoop: ‘This isn’t a rebuild’

By STEVE MEGARGEE AP Sports Writer

KNOXVILLE (AP) — Ten- nessee defensive coordinator Bob Shoop received a nice wel- coming gift as he began his new job. About an hour before Shoop held his introductory press conference Tuesday, linebacker Curtis Compton, Atlanta Journal-Constitution | AP Jalen Reeves-Maybin announced Georgia guard William Jackson II and Tennessee forward Admiral Schofield reach he was returning for his senior for the ball during the first half on Wednesday in Athens, Ga. season rather than turning pro. Reeves-Maybin’s decision means Shoop’s defense returns VOLS: its top tackler. 0-7 away from Knoxville “I like the fact that this isn’t a rebuild,” Shoop said. “The parts From Page B2 and Frazier, for a 52-47 lead. are in place for this to be a cham- TIP-INS pionship unit. I really think that.” sure we won the game.” Tennessee: freshman Admiral Schofield, the Shoop agreed Saturday to be- Georgia (9-5, 2-2 Southeastern Conference) younger brother of Atlanta Falcons linebacker come Tennessee’s defensive co- committed 18 first-half turnovers but protected O’Brien Schofield, had only two points to end ordinator after holding the same the ball better in the second half to finish with 20. his strong start to SEC play. He played only position at Penn State the last Kevin Punter and Detrick Mostella each had seven minutes in the first half after picking up two years. Shoop replaces John 16 points to lead Tennessee (8-8, 1-3). Ten- an early foul. His only points came on two free Jancek, who had been defensive nessee, 8-1 in home games, fell to 0-7 away throws with about three minutes remaining. coordinator the first three sea- from Knoxville. After averaging 4.8 points in nonconference sons of Butch Jones’ head coach- Vols coach Rick Barnes said his team didn’t games, Schofield averaged 18.3 points in his ing tenure. respond when the Bulldogs “raised the level of first three SEC games. ... Mostella fouled out Jones announced last week that intensity, which you expect them to do.” in the final minute. he and Jancek had “mutually “They played harder than us in the second Georgia: Maten had 10 points. ... Freshman F agreed to part ways.” But Jones’ Amy Smotherman Burgess, Knoxville News Sentinel | AP half,” Barnes said. “We can’t let anyone play Derek Ogbeide had three points and seven re- comments Tuesday left little Tennessee football coach Butch Jones, right, poses with harder than us.” bounds in his first start. ... Georgia made its doubt the move was his call. the team’s new defensive coordinator, Bob Shoop, during Barnes called Frazier “a terrific player” and first three shots — all 3s. ... Gaines finished “It’s the hardest thing I’ve had a news conference on Tuesday in Knoxville. said “he just got comfortable.” with six 3s. Frazier had four 3s. ... It was Geor- to do as a head football coach,” Punter said Georgia adjusted to Tennessee’s gia coach Mark Fox’s 47th birthday. said Jones, who noted that he and tied for 26th in scoring de- Maybin exchanged texts through pressure defense, which had been effective in BULLDOGS RULE BOARDS isn’t expecting any additional fense this season. much of Monday night’s College building the first-half lead. Tennessee again had no starter taller than 6- staff changes. “Sometimes “When you’re playing a Bob Football Playoff Championship “Those guys that were getting pressed ad- foot-5. Before this game, the Vols looked big- you’ve got to step back and look Shoop defense, you’re fighting game. justed,” Punter said. “They came out and most ger in the SEC statistics. Tennessee had a at everything. You’ve got a per- for blades of grass on every sin- The coordinator said he’s been of all started hitting 3s. They started getting plus-6.3 rebounding margin in its first three sonal side and a professional gle snap,” Jones said. in Neyland Stadium and “there’s shots and created a rhythm.” SEC games to rank fourth in the league, but side. I’m very thankful for coach The 49-year-old Shoop thanked only a handful of places where Georgia’s strong 3-point shooting in the first Georgia claimed a 43-28 advantage in rebounds Jancek. Coach Jancek has done a Penn State coach James Franklin I’ve walked in as a coach and got half wasn’t enough to overcome the 16 and blocked five shots. very good job for us. I love his for taking “a chance five years chills. That was pretty cool. ... turnovers. Tennessee caused Georgia problems Maten and Frazier each had eight rebounds. family. I love John. ago on a I-AA defensive coordi- The fan base is rabid. This is as as it extended its perimeter defense, sometimes QUOTABLE “But sometimes you’ve got to nator.” Shoop was William & big-time as big-time gets to me.” trapping the ball and forcing bad passes. “We calmed down,” Maten said. “We were step back and as a leader, you’re Mary’s defensive coordinator be- Shoop talked about building an The Vols’ strong defense held the Bulldogs playing overly excited in the first half. We were forced to make very, very diffi- fore joining Franklin first at Van- “in-your-face defense that’s built without a field goal for about seven minutes trying to make a lot of home-run plays but I cult decisions.” derbilt (2011-13) and later at on relentless pursuit and never- after a hook shot by Yante Maten gave Georgia think in the second half we just played like we Shoop received a three-year Penn State. ending pressure.” He believes in a 19-18 lead. Tennessee took the lead during play. We stopped trying to rush and the ball contract that pays him $1.15 mil- Shoop said it took “something tailoring his scheme to what his Georgia’s field-goal drought and led 35-28 at went in.” lion annually. He also gets special” for him to leave Penn players are capable of doing halftime. UP NEXT $5,000 in camp compensation State but added that Tennessee rather than recruiting players to Tennessee stretched the lead to nine points at Tennessee: At Mississippi State on Saturday. each year. His Tennessee con- had long intrigued him. During fit a specific scheme. 43-34 before Georgia answered with an 18-4 Georgia: Hosts No. 15 Texas A&M on Satur- tract includes no buyout, so the interview process, Shoop had Shoop also emphasized making run, including the last 16 points from Gaines day. Shoop wouldn’t owe the school a 12-hour session with Ten- sure his defense performs best any money if he left for another nessee’s other defensive coaches when the game’s on the line. job. in which he realized his philoso- Tennessee ranked 16th nation- Tennessee isn’t responsible for phies could mesh with their ally in total defense and 36th in paying the buyout Shoop owes ideas. Shoop said his Vanderbilt scoring defense this season, but Imprisoned ex-NFL running Penn State. Neither Shoop nor background makes him already the Volunteers squandered leads Penn State has disclosed the familiar with plenty of Ten- in each of their four defeats. amount of Shoop’s buyout. nessee players, including They were ahead by at least 13 back Phillips found dead Each of the last five seasons, Reeves-Maybin, defensive ends points in losses to Oklahoma, Shoop has coordinated a unit Derek Barnett and Kyle Phillips Florida and Arkansas. By DON THOMPSON and ranked among the top 25 teams and defensive backs Rashaad “We’re here to build a champi- ERIC OLSON nationally in total defense. Penn Gaulden and Todd Kelly Jr. onship-caliber defense,” Shoop Associated Press State ranked 14th in total defense Shoop said he and Reeves- said. “Let me be clear on that.” SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Lawrence Phillips, a star running back at Nebraska and first-round NFL draft pick whose pro career quickly un- raveled amid disciplinary problems, was found unre- sponsive in his California prison cell on Wednesday, and officials said they suspect suicide. Guards at Kern Valley State Prison found Phillips, 40, and he was taken to an outside hospital where he died about 1:30 a.m., Department of Correc- tions and Rehabilitation spokeswoman Terry Thornton L.G. Patterson, File | AP said. This Sunday, Sept. 1, 1996, file photo shows St. Louis Phillips went to prison in Rams running back Lawrence Phillips (21) leaping 2008 on a sentence of more over a mound of players as he scores against the than 31 years after he was con- Cincinnati Bengals in St. Louis, Mo. Former NFL run- victed of twice choking his ning back, Phillips was found dead in his California girlfriend in 2005 in San Diego prison cell early Wednesday and officials said they and of driving his car into suspect suicide. three teens later that year after a pickup football game in Los two years. However, he noted tember 1995 win at Michigan Alex Boggis | UTM Photo Angeles. several continuing problems State University. Tennessee Tech’s Hakeem Rogers sets up for a free throw during Wednesday’s loss to He had been housed alone in with suicide prevention efforts Phillips pleaded no contest to UT Martin at the Elam Center in Martin. a segregation cell since April at the prison where Phillips third-degree misdemeanor as- 2015 after he was suspected of died. sault and trespassing and was killing his cellmate. A Kern Phillips was checked twice an sentenced to one year of pro- County judge had ruled Tues- hour because he was in a seg- bation. Tom Osborne, Phillips’ TECH: Hosts Southeast day that there was enough evi- regation unit. The in-custody coach at Nebraska, arranged dence to try Phillips in the death triggers an investigation, for him to undergo inpatient death of Damion Soward, 37, a review by the federal court- therapy for anger management the cousin of former Univer- appointed official who con- at a Kansas clinic and sus- Missouri on Saturday sity of Southern California and trols the prison medical pended him for six games, a NFL wide receiver R. Jay system, and, if it is ruled a sui- punishment many deemed too From Page B2 He also recorded his 88th block points on the night, combining Soward. cide, oversight by federal offi- lenient. of his career, moving into sole for 10 of their team’s 16 makes Coincidently, a court-ap- cials and lawyers involved in a Osborne defended his deci- bounds on 9-for-13 shooting. possession of fifth place in pro- from downtown. Twymond pointed suicide prevention ex- long-running lawsuit over the sion to reinstate Phillips, say- Junior Hakeem Rogers added 16 gram history. The big man added Howard added 19 points and pert commended the state care of mentally ill inmates. ing medical personnel agreed points off the bench, sinking four boards as well. Richard Lee scored 18. Myles corrections department in a re- Phillips was once one of the that Phillips needed the struc- three treys on the night and hit- Playing all 40 minutes for the Taylor posted 15 points and a port Wednesday for recent nation’s top college football ture of football. ting all three of his free throw at- third straight game, senior Tor- team-high six rebounds. steps it has taken to combat players at the University of His former coach was tempts. rance Rowe posted 10 points The Golden Eagles will return what has been a chronic prob- Nebraska. He went from Heis- stunned by the death. He said Senior Anthony Morse was while also racking up four home to Cookeville for the first lem. Lindsay Hayes said the man Trophy candidate to Wednesday he had been in nearly perfect from the field, dimes. time in three games Saturday to number of suicides and the sui- pariah after beating a former touch with Phillips and he connecting on six of his seven UT Martin’s Alex Anderson and take on Southeast Missouri in a cide rate appeared to have de- girlfriend hours after a spec- seemed upbeat despite his cir- field goal attempts for 15 points. Jacolby Mobley each scored 20 7:30 p.m. CST tilt. creased slightly during the last tacular performance in a Sep- cumstances. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, January 14, 2016 — B3 SPORTS Rams face huge tasks before Robinson expected to be reaping big rewards from LA move named Titans GM By GREG BEACHAM AP Sports Writer By TERRY McCORMICK TitansInsider.com LOS ANGELES (AP) — When the Rams take the field for their regular season opener in Septem- NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Titans are expected to ber, they will end the NFL’s 21-year journey back name Union City native Jon Robinson as their new gen- to a sprawling, vibrant city that loves both a spec- eral manager, according to a league source familiar with tacle and a winner. the situation. September is a long way away, though. The Rams Robinson was one of six candidates to interview for have an incredible amount of work to do before the general manager position and the they can truly call Los Angeles home again. move is expected to be announced later They must decide where to play on Sundays until today by the team. their palatial, billion-dollar new home in Inglewood Robinson spent 12 years with the is completed in 2019. New England Patriots and served for They must find or build a training complex to be five years as their director of college their home for the other six days of the week, and scouting before spending the past two their players, coaches and key employees must find seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. homes close to it. They’ve got to move untold tons The other finalist for the position was Kansas City of equipment from the franchise’s current base in Chiefs director of football operations Chris Ballard, who Earth City, Missouri, to their new home 1,800 miles had a seven-hour interview on Monday, but the two west. sides could not come to an agreement over certain per- They’ve also got to decide what to wear: The cur- sonnel decisions. rent uniforms or their classic LA blue and gold? The Titans are expected to keep interim coach Mike After that, all they’ve got to do is hire hundreds of Mularkey, who is to officially interview for the job new employees, sell tens of thousands of tickets and Nick Ut | AP today. However, they will interview former Buffalo Bills corporate sponsorships, establish charity connec- Rams fan Don Kirst holds a copy of the Los Angeles Daily News celebrating the coach Doug Marrone and Detroit Lions defensive coor- tions to restore community ties and promote their impending return of the Rams to Los Angeles, at Big Wangs sports bar in the North dinator Teryl Austin as well. product to 18 1/2 million people who have been Hollywood area of Los Angeles on Wednesday. League owners voted Tuesday to Others to interview for the general manager position getting along just fine without pro football. allow the St. Louis Rams to move to Los Angeles starting next season. included Marc Ross of the Giants, former Lions GM And if the Rams truly hope to succeed, it would Martin Mayhew, former Broncos GM Ted Sundquist and really help for local boy Jeff Fisher to put a winning complex. 79, after the Rose Bowl expressed no interest in fos- former Colts GM Chris Polian. All of those candidates team on the field in September. “If they didn’t believe that, they wouldn’t have tering an NFL team last year. USC athletic director interviewed with the Titans search committee last week. The franchise hasn’t publicly announced how it paid to move now,” said David Carter, the executive Pat Haden, the former Rams quarterback, plans to The committee consisted of team president Steve Un- will do any of that. Rams employees spent Wednes- director of the Sports Business Institute at the Uni- talk with the Rams soon about returning to the Tro- derwood, controlling owner Amy Adams Strunk, part day learning about the months of hard work ahead, versity of Southern California. “They want to be jans’ 93-year-old home, which is managed by the owner Kenneth Adams IV and vice president of football and Rams spokesman Artis Twyman said the team very careful coming back into Southern California school. administration Vin Marino. hasn’t made any logistical decisions yet about the because of the previous failures. They knew they The Rams would be a financial windfall for USC, Robinson comes into a situation in Tennessee where a move. had to get it right this time around, and I believe that which wants to make $270 million in upgrades. potential franchise quarterback is already in place in But if the Rams pull it off with no major missteps they think they’ve got the right business model.” Haden said its current lease with the Coliseum Marcus Mariota, and though some pieces must be added, and a reasonably successful on-field product, this The Rams haven’t formally secured a home sta- Commission allows for only one NFL team to use he should be able to do so with the club owning the first move could be extraordinarily rewarding for owner dium for next season, although they appear likely the arena, although it could be amended if the pick in the 2016 NFL Draft and having roughly $20 mil- Stan Kroenke and his lavish Inglewood stadium to return to the Coliseum, their home from 1946- Chargers decide to move as well. lion in salary cap space to work with in free agency. Mayor hopes for fresh start with Chargers on stadium talks

By BERNIE WILSON Los Angeles. both sides the opportunity for a fresh start Rams in Inglewood. Mark Fabiani, the attorney who has led AP Sports Writer “I indicated I’m looking forward to the in what has been a bruising saga in San NFL owners voted 30-2 to allow the Chargers’ stadium effort on Spanos’ opportunity to get together and discuss Diego that has damaged the team’s rela- Kroenke to build a $1.8 billion stadium behalf, declined to answer specific ques- SAN DIEGO (AP) — Mayor Kevin things positively and collaboratively,” tionship with what had been a loyal fan in Inglewood. The Rams are expected to tions about San Diego on Wednesday. Faulconer left a message for Chargers Faulconer said at a news conference at base. play in the Los Angeles Coliseum begin- “I will just reiterate what Dean said last chairman Dean Spanos on Wednesday, City Hall, where he was joined by But it’s up to Spanos to decide if he ning in the fall. night: The Chargers have been approved inviting him back to the negotiating table. County Commissioner Ron Roberts and wants to restart talks in San Diego with Spanos appeared stunned at a news con- by the NFL to relocate to Los Angeles, Spanos was still traveling back from City Attorney Jan Goldsmith. an extra $100 million from the NFL to go ference in Houston on Tuesday night. and now that the NFL meetings are over Houston, where on Tuesday night he suf- Faulconer said the NFL’s rejection of toward a replacement for aging Qual- The Chargers walked away from talks Dean is going to take a few days to eval- fered a stinging defeat while still being the Chargers’ plans to build a stadium in comm Stadium, or come to an agreement with San Diego city and county leaders uate the franchise’s new options,” Fabiani granted the chance to leave San Diego for Carson with the Oakland Raiders gives with Stan Kroenke to join the St. Louis in June. said in an email.

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I Copney 2-5 0-0 4. Totals 25-59 8-10 67. George Washington 83, La Salle 59 L.A. Clippers 104, Miami 90 Colorado at Columbus, 7 p.m. Canadian Football League On Television TTU 11 11 11 20 — 53 Holy Cross 66, Lafayette 49 Thursday’s Games Montreal at St. Louis, 7 p.m. WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Signed WR UTM 19 13 15 20 — 67 Loyola (Md.) 51, Navy 38 Toronto vs. Orlando at London, England, 3 Minnesota at Nashville, 8 p.m. Ricky Collins. Thursday, Jan. 14 3-Point Goals — Tennessee Tech 4-14 (Hick- Maine 74, Mass.-Lowell 44 p.m. Calgary at Edmonton, 10 p.m. HOCKEY COLLEGE BASKETBALL son 2-6, Jennings 0-1, Howard 0-1, Goolsby Nebraska 83, Penn St. 78 Chicago at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Dallas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. National Hockey League 6 p.m. 2-6), UT Martin 9-29 (Ruffin 0-2, Roberts 0- Rutgers 67, Illinois 54 Cleveland at San Antonio, 8 p.m. NHL — Suspended New Jersey F Bobby Farn- CBSSN — UAB at Old Dominion 2, Schubert 2-5, Ward 2-6, Howard 2-7, Saint Joseph’s 64, Richmond 53 Detroit at Memphis, 8 p.m. I National Football League ham for four games, without pay, for interfer- ESPN — Iowa at Michigan St. Robertson 1-2, Taylor 2-5). Rebounds — Stony Brook 69, UMBC 60, OT Sacramento at Utah, 9 p.m. ence against St. Louis F Dmitrij Jaskin during Tennessee Tech 35 (Howard 11), UT Martin SOUTH L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. a game on Tuesday. Fined Winnipeg D Tyler ESPN2 — UConn at Tulsa NFL Playoffs ESPNU — High Point at Winthrop 28 (Howard 6). Assists — Tennessee Tech Chattanooga 77, W. Carolina 59 Friday’s Games Myers $5,000 for cross-checking San Jose 8 p.m. 12 (Jennings 4), UT Martin 12 (Schubert 5). Northwestern St. 60, Texas A&M-CC 43 Minnesota at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. All Times EST F Tommy Wingels during a game on Tues- CBSSN — E. Kentucky at E. Illinois Personal Fouls — Tennessee Tech 14, UT South Florida 71, Tulane 67 Washington at Indiana, 7 p.m. Wild-card Playoffs day. ESPN — Pittsburgh at Louisville Martin 17. A — 3,633 St. Bonaventure 59, Davidson 47 Portland at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 9 ARIZONA COYOTES — Claimed D Kevin ESPN2 — BYU at Gonzaga Temple 71, UCF 63 Phoenix at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Kansas City 30, Houston 0 Connauton off waivers from Columbus. ESPNU — Murray St. at Belmont UConn 86, Memphis 46 Dallas at Chicago, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 18, Cincinnati 16 COLORADO AVALANCHE — Waived D FS1 — Washington at Arizona Georgia 81, Tennessee men 72 UT Martin 67, Tennessee Tech 53 Charlotte at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 10 Nathan Guenin. Recalled D Chris Bigras and MIDWEST Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Nikita Zadorov. 10 p.m. TENNESSEE (8-8) Seattle 10, Minnesota 9 ESPNU — Pacific at Saint Mary’s Akron 71, Bowling Green 55 Miami at Denver, 9 p.m. Green Bay 35, Washington 18 EDMONTON OILERS — Recalled F Zack Moore 2-8 6-7 10, Schofield 0-3 2-2 2, Baulk- Ball St. 68, Buffalo 63 Cleveland at Houston, 9:30 p.m. Kassian from Bakersfield (AHL). Assigned F FS1 — California at Stanford man 3-11 4-5 12, Punter Jr. 7-17 2-3 16, Divisional Playoffs GOLF Cent. Michigan 95, N. Illinois 63 Saturday’s Games Saturday, Jan. 16 Greg Chase from Bakersfield (AHL) to Nor- Hubbs III 2-4 5-6 9, Alexander 0-0 0-0 0, IUPUI 75, Nebraska-Omaha 59 Milwaukee at Charlotte, 7 p.m. folk (ECHL). Recalled D Ben Betker from 4 a.m. Mostella 6-11 0-0 16, Reese 1-1 2-2 4, Kansas City at New England, 4:35 (CBS) GOLF — European PGA Tour, Joburg Open, Indiana 81, Michigan St. 65 Portland at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Green Bay at Arizona, 8:15 p.m. (NBC) Norfolk to Bakersfield. Phillips 1-3 1-1 3. Totals 22-58 22-26 72. Iowa 57, Wisconsin 54 Golden State at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. MONTREAL CANADIENS — Assigned F Tim first round, at Johannesburg GEORGIA (9-5) Sunday, Jan. 17 1 p.m. Kansas St. 47, Oklahoma St. 44 Boston at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Seattle at Carolina, 1:05 p.m. (FOX) Bozon from St. John’s (AHL) to Brampton Maten 5-15 0-0 10, Ogbeide 1-5 1-3 3, Mann Ohio 71, E. Michigan 64 Brooklyn at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. (ECHL). ESPN2 — Latin America Amateur Champi- 2-3 5-9 10, Gaines 8-12 1-2 23, Frazier 10- Pittsburgh at Denver, 4:30 p.m. (CBS) onship, first round, at La Romana, Domini- S. Dakota St. 61, IPFW 42 New York at Memphis, 8 p.m. Conference Championships NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Recalled Fs 14 4-4 28, Jackson II 0-1 2-2 2, Wilridge 0-0 SE Missouri 61, Jacksonville St. 47 L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9 p.m. Kevin Fiala and Cody Bass from Milwaukee can Republic 0-0 0, Kessler 0-1 0-1 0, Geno 2-4 0-2 5, Ed- Sunday, Jan. 24 1:30 p.m. Saint Louis 69, UMass 49 Sacramento at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. AFC, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) (AHL). Assigned F Victor Arvidsson to Mil- wards 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 28-56 13-23 81. Texas 75, Kansas 38 waukee. Placed F Colin Wilson on injured re- GOLF — Diamond Resorts Invitational, Day 1, Halftime-Tennessee 35-28. 3-Point Goals-Ten- NFC, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) at Windermere, Fla. Toledo 55, Miami (Ohio) 50 I Pro Bowl serve. Assigned D Garrett Noonan from nessee 6-23 (Mostella 4-7, Baulkman 2-7, VCU 74, Dayton 72 National Hockey League Milwaukee (AHL) to Cincinnati (ECHL). 6 p.m. Hubbs III 0-1, Schofield 0-2, Moore 0-2, Sunday, Jan. 31 GOLF — PGA Tour, Sony Open, first round, at W. Michigan 73, Kent St. 52 At Honolulu SAN JOSE SHARKS — Placed F Danius Punter Jr. 0-4), Georgia 12-19 (Gaines 6-10, SOUTHWEST Standings and schedule Zubrus on injured reserve. Sent F Raffi Tor- Honolulu Frazier 4-5, Mann 1-1, Geno 1-1, Kessler 0- Team Rice vs. Team Irvin, 7 p.m. (ESPN) 10:30 p.m. Abilene Christian 79, McNeese St. 62 All Times EST Super Bowl res to San Jose (AHL) for a conditioning as- 1, Jackson II 0-1). Fouled Out-Gaines, Cent. Arkansas 45, Houston Baptist 44 signment. GOLF — European PGA Tour, EurAsia Cup, Mostella. Rebounds-Tennessee 28 (Moore EASTERN CONFERENCE Sunday, Feb. 7 Day 1, at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Cincinnati 55, Tulsa 53 Atlantic Division At Santa Clara, Calif. WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Assigned G 8), Georgia 43 (Frazier, Maten 8). Assists- Nicholls St. 67, Sam Houston St. 63 Vitek Vanecek to South Carolina (ECHL) NBA BASKETBALL Tennessee 12 (Moore 5), Georgia 13 (Fra- GP WLOT Pts GF GA TBD, 6:30 p.m. (CBS) 2 p.m. TCU 69, Texas Tech 48 Florida 44 26 13 5 57 118 98 from the Czech National Junior Team. zier 4). Total Fouls-Tennessee 25, Georgia FAR WEST American Hockey League NBA — Toronto at Orlando 23. A-8,029. Detroit 43 22 14 7 51 107 112 I Transactions 7 p.m. Boise St. 66, Nevada 58 Montreal 43 23 17 3 49 122 107 MANITOBA MOOSE — Assigned D Aaron TNT — Cleveland at San Antonio Colorado St. 60, San Diego St. 57 Tampa Bay 43 22 17 4 48 111 102 Harstad to Tulsa (ECHL). New Mexico 67, UNLV 53 Wednesday SAN DIEGO GULLS — Signed LW Zac Lar- 9:30 p.m. Men’s scores Boston 42 21 16 5 47 126 113 TNT — L.A. Lakers at Golden State San Jose St. 67, Wyoming 66 Ottawa 44 20 18 6 46 120 135 raza to a professional tryout agreement. UC Riverside 78, Long Beach St. 60 BASEBALL ECHL NHL HOCKEY EAST Toronto 41 16 18 7 39 105 115 American League 6:30 p.m. Boston U. 61, American U. 50 Utah St. 66, Air Force 53 Buffalo 43 17 22 4 38 100 117 BRAMPTON BEAST — Signed G Jordan DETROIT TIGERS — Agreed to terms with Ruby. NBCSN — Chicago at Montreal Colgate 80, Army 66 Metropolitan Division LHP Justin Wilson on a one-year contract. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Duquesne 81, Saint Louis 71 I Washington 42 32 7367 139 90 ELMIRA JACKALS — Signed D Ian Young. National Basketball Association OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Agreed to terms Claimed G Alex Vazzano off waivers from 5 p.m. Georgetown 93, St. John’s 73 N.Y. Rangers42 23 14 5 51 123 110 with 1B Yonder Alonso on a one-year con- BTN — Maryland at Michigan Hartford 76, Binghamton 72 N.Y. Islanders43 23 15 5 51 119 109 Cincinnati. Released G Chris Bourgeois as Standings and schedule tract. emergency backup. 6 p.m. Lafayette 65, Holy Cross 52 New Jersey 44 21 18 5 47 99 107 SEATTLE MARINERS — Designated RHP SEC — South Carolina at Kentucky Maine 95, Mass.-Lowell 81 All Times EST Pittsburgh 42 20 16 6 46 99 103 IDAHO STEELHEADS — Added G Doug A.J. Schugel for assignment. Named Todd Melvin as emergency backup. 7 p.m. Navy 60, Loyola (Md.) 52 EASTERN CONFERENCE Philadelphia 41 19 15 7 45 94 110 Donovan assistant director of player person- BTN — Ohio St. at Northwestern St. Bonaventure 69, Rhode Island 64 Atlantic Division Carolina 44 19 18 7 45 105 120 READING ROYALS — Released G Nick nel and Nick Manno, Andy Pratt and Jason Niedert as emergency backup. 8 p.m. Stony Brook 86, UMBC 74 WLPct GB Columbus 45 16 25 4 36 114 145 Lefkowitz pro scouts. SEC — Tennessee at Arkansas Syracuse 62, Boston College 40 Toronto 24 15 .615 — WESTERN CONFERENCE SOCCER TEXAS RANGERS — Released RHP FIFA — Fired secretary general Jerome Val- Villanova 83, Marquette 68 Boston 20 19 .513 4 Central Division Kohsuke Tomita. Agreed to terms with RHP SOUTH New York 20 21 .488 5 GP WLOT Pts GF GA cke. Fined Chile $70,000 and Argentina, I College Basketball Tom Wilhelmsen on a one-year contract and Mexico, Peru and Uruguay $20,000 for anti- Alabama 73, South Carolina 50 Brooklyn 11 28 .282 13 Dallas 44 29 11 4 62 149 116 INF Pedro Ciriaco on a minor league con- Clemson 68, Duke 63 Philadelphia 4 36 .100 20½ Chicago 45 28 13 4 60 129 106 gay chants by their national team’s fans. tract. Named Ben Baroody assistant to the Major League Soccer UT Martin 96, Florida St. 85, NC State 78 Southeast Division St. Louis 46 25 14 7 57 116 114 senior director of amateur scouting. Georgia 81, Tennessee 72 Atlanta 23 16 .590 — Minnesota 43 22 13 8 52 113 102 COLUMBUS CREW — Traded F Jack McIner- Tennessee Tech men 90 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Named Gil Kim di- ney to Portland for general and targeted al- LSU 90, Mississippi 81 Miami 22 17 .564 1 Nashville 43 19 17 7 45 109 118 rector of player development. TENNESSEE TECH (12-6) location money. Memphis 67, Temple 65 Orlando 20 18 .526 2½ Colorado 44 21 20 3 45 125 127 National League Thomas 0-2 0-0 0, Jugovic 10-13 0-1 25, Rowe SPORTING KANSAS CITY — Signed F Daniel Richmond 83, La Salle 61 Washington 18 19 .486 4 Winnipeg 43 19 21 3 41 112 125 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Agreed to 4-8 0-1 10, Martin 9-13 4-6 22, Morse 6-7 3- Salloi. SMU 79, East Carolina 55 Charlotte 18 20 .474 4½ Pacific Division terms with RHP Chris Hatcher on a one-year 4 15, Rogers 5-11 3-3 16, Hansbrough 0-1 National Women’s Soccer League Saint Joseph’s 87, George Mason 73 Central Division Los Angeles 42 27 12 3 57 112 92 contract. 0-0 0, Ramsey 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 35-56 10-15 SKY BLUE FC — Promoted assistant coach UT Martin 96, Tennessee Tech 90 Cleveland 27 9 .750 — Arizona 42 22 16 4 48 120 128 MIAMI MARLINS — Designated 1B Tommy 90. Christy Holly to head coach. VCU 88, Fordham 54 Chicago 22 15 .595 5½ San Jose 41 21 18 2 44 118 113 Medica and RHP Andre Rienzo for assign- UT MARTIN (10-8) COLLEGE Virginia Tech 93, Wake Forest 91 Indiana 22 17 .564 6½ Vancouver 43 17 16 10 44 105 120 ment. Agreed to terms with RHP Edwin Jack- Lee 6-8 2-4 18, Anderson 6-11 3-3 20, Durham ARKANSAS STATE — Named Buster MIDWEST Detroit 21 17 .553 7 Anaheim 42 18 17 7 43 82 100 son and 3B Chris Johnson on one-year 1-1 0-0 2, Howard 6-14 5-8 19, Taylor 5-8 5- Faulkner offensive coordinator and quarter- Bradley 54, Loyola of Chicago 53 Milwaukee 16 25 .390 13½ Calgary 42 20 20 2 42 115 129 contracts. 5 15, Mobley 7-13 1-1 20, Edwards 1-2 0-0 backs coach. Cincinnati 70, Houston 59 WESTERN CONFERENCE Edmonton 44 17 23 4 38 108 131 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Traded RHP 2, Rowe 0-0 0-0 0, Lewis 0-0 0-0 0, Variste CLEMSON — Announced DE Kevin Dodd, Ss Indiana St. 74, N. Iowa 60 Southwest Division NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- Cody Hall to Arizona for a player to be 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 32-57 16-21 96. Jayron Kearse and T.J. Green and CB Mack- Jacksonville St. 74, SE Missouri 60 WLPct GB time loss. named or cash. Halftime-Tennessee Tech 46-41. 3-Point ensie Alexander will enter the NFL draft. N. Dakota St. 66, South Dakota 65 San Antonio 34 6 .850 — Wednesday’s Games WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Agreed to Goals-Tennessee Tech 10-24 (Jugovic 5-7, IOWA STATE — Named Jim Hofner passing Notre Dame 72, Georgia Tech 64 Dallas 22 18 .550 12 Columbus 3, Toronto 1 terms with C Wilson Ramos on a one-year Rogers 3-7, Rowe 2-6, Thomas 0-1, Hans- game coordinator. Ohio St. 94, Rutgers 68 Houston 21 19 .525 13 Philadelphia 3, Boston 2 contract. Assigned RHPs Erik Davis and Tay- brough 0-1, Martin 0-2), UT Martin 16-25 MISSOURI — Announced it is self-imposing Purdue 74, Penn St. 57 Memphis 21 19 .525 13 Calgary 6, Florida 0 lor Hill outright to Syracuse (IL). (Mobley 5-8, Anderson 5-9, Lee 4-5, Howard sanctions to its men’s basketball team, in- Wichita St. 78, Missouri St. 62 New Orleans 12 26 .316 21 Anaheim 4, Ottawa 1 BASKETBALL 2-3). Fouled Out-None. Rebounds-Ten- cluding a ban from postseason play this sea- SOUTHWEST Northwest Division Thursday’s Games National Basketball Association nessee Tech 24 (Martin 9), UT Martin 28 son and vacating all 23 wins from the Baylor 82, TCU 54 Oklahoma City 28 12 .700 — N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. CHICAGO BULLS — Recalled F/C Cristiano (Taylor 6). Assists-Tennessee Tech 14 (Rowe 2013-14 season. Houston Baptist 78, Nicholls St. 69 Utah 17 21 .447 10 Vancouver at Washington, 7 p.m. Felicio from Canton (NBADL). 4), UT Martin 18 (Howard, Taylor 4). Total PENN STATE — Named Matt Limegrover of- Oklahoma 74, Oklahoma St. 72 Portland 17 24 .415 11½ Chicago at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. FOOTBALL Fouls-Tennessee Tech 17, UT Martin 17. fensive line coach. FAR WEST Denver 15 24 .385 12½ Carolina at St. Louis, 8 p.m. National Football League Technical-UT Martin Bench. A-1,497. Boise St. 74, Nevada 67 Minnesota 12 28 .300 16 Nashville at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. SYRACUSE — Named Mike Hart running ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed LB backs coach, Vinson Reynolds defensive Colorado 71, Oregon St. 54 Pacific Division New Jersey at Colorado, 9 p.m. Quayshawn Nealy to the practice squad. San Diego St. 69, Colorado St. 62 Golden State 36 3 .923 — Detroit at Arizona, 9 p.m. line coach and Asil Mulbah director of recruit- BUFFALO BILLS — Named Ed Reed assistant ing operations. UT Martin 67, San Jose St. 62, Wyoming 55 L.A. Clippers 26 13 .667 10 Edmonton at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. defensive backs coach. Southern Cal 89, UCLA 75 Sacramento 15 23 .395 20½ Friday’s Games UCLA — Promoted running backs coach Tennessee Tech women 53 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Named Hue Jack- Kennedy Polamalu to offensive coordinator. Phoenix 13 27 .325 23½ Boston at Buffalo, 7 p.m. son coach. TENNESSEE TECH (5-13) Named Marques Tuiasosopo quarterbacks L.A. Lakers 9 31 .225 27½ Chicago at Toronto, 7 p.m. MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed G David Nicholson 0-2 0-0 0, Hickson 5-10 0-0 12, Jen- coach and passing game coordinator and Women’s scores Wednesday’s Games Vancouver at Carolina, 7 p.m. Yankey to a reserve/future contract. nings 1-3 0-0 2, Howard 6-12 2-2 14, Dean Rip Scherer tight ends coach. Washington 106, Milwaukee 101 Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Released 4-5 3-4 11, Newry 0-0 0-0 0, Jordan 2-3 0-2 EAST VANDERBILT — Named Cameron Norcross Charlotte 107, Atlanta 84 Winnipeg at Minnesota, 8 p.m. OL Torrian Wilson from the practice squad. 4, Brooks 0-0 0-0 0, Goolsby 2-7 0-2 6, Albany (NY) 78, New Hampshire 52 offensive line coach. Brooklyn 110, New York 104 Dallas at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Re-signed WR DeAndre Carter to the Harper 0-0 0-0 0, Smith 0-1 0-0 0, Cooper 2- Army 67, Colgate 55 VILLANOVA — Announced football coach Houston 107, Minnesota 104 Saturday’s Games practice squad. Signed DB Cedric Thomp- 3 0-2 4. Totals 22-46 5-12 53. Binghamton 53, Hartford 47 Andy Talley will retire following the 2016 sea- Oklahoma City 108, Dallas 89 N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. son and WR J.J. Worten to the practice UT MARTIN (9-7) Boston U. 63, American U. 59 son and will be replaced by assistant coach Boston 103, Indiana 94 New Jersey at Arizona, 2 p.m. squad. Ruffin 4-10 0-0 8, Roberts 3-5 3-3 9, Schubert Bucknell 80, Lehigh 77, OT Mark Ferrante. Talley will stay at the school Denver 112, Golden State 110 Ottawa at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. NEW YORK JETS — Signed DE Lawrence 2-7 0-0 6, Ward 3-7 0-0 8, Howard 4-10 3-5 Duquesne 79, Rhode Island 70 through 2017 as special assistant to the ath- New Orleans 109, Sacramento 97 Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. Okoye to a reserve/future contract. 13, Robertson 1-2 0-0 3, Taylor 6-13 2-2 16, Fordham 66, George Mason 54 Portland 99, Utah 85 Washington at Buffalo, 7 p.m. letic director. 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The Associated Press Caleb White and B.J. Tyson scored 15 points apiece to lead the Pirates (8-9, 0-4), who shot 33 percent in the second half GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) — Jaron Blossomgame scored 17 and lost their fourth straight to remain one of two teams winless points, including the clinching dunk with 13.5 seconds left, to in AAC play. lift Clemson over Duke 68-63. ALABAMA 73, No. 19 SOUTH CAROLINA 50 Coupled with Sunday’s win over then No. 16 Louisville, it’s TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — Riley Norris hit his first seven the first time the Tigers (11-6, 4-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) 3-point attempts and scored a career-high 27 points to lead Al- have beaten consecutive ranked opponents since closing the abama to an upset of previously unbeaten South Carolina. 1989 season with victories over Duke and Georgia Tech. The Crimson Tide (10-5, 1-2 Southeastern Conference) got the This one started like a typical Blue Devils blowout, with Duke first league win of Avery Johnson’s debut season in stunningly taking a 28-16 lead midway through the opening half. Instead, easy fashion. The upset leaves No. 10 SMU as the nation’s only the Tigers hung tough to beat Duke (14-3, 3-1) for the second unbeaten major college team. time in three seasons. The Gamecocks (15-1, 2-1) missed their first 12 shots of the Grayson Allen led Duke with 17 points, three off his season second half and went more than 11 minutes without a field goal average. Freshman Brandon Ingram scored 16 points for the starting before the break. They ended an 8-minute scoring Blue Devils, all but one in the first half. drought after halftime down 48-22. OAKLAHOMA 74, OKLAHOMA ST. 72 South Carolina never cut it below 18 after that. Michael Car- STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Buddy Hield scored 26 points rera led the Gamecocks with 14 points and 10 rebounds. to help No. 2 Oklahoma hold off a spirited Oklahoma State No. 22 BAYLOR 82, TCU 54 squad on Wednesday night. WACO, Texas (AP) — Terry Maston scored a career-high 17 Hield made 10 of 17 shots for the Sooners (14-1, 3-1 Big 12), points and combined with Taurean Prince for all the scoring in but he committed 10 turnovers, including a crucial one that Baylor’s game-turning run before halftime as the Bears beat gave Oklahoma State a chance to win. Jeffrey Carroll missed a TCU. potential game-winning 3-pointer for the Cowboys as time ex- Baylor (13-3, 3-1 Big 12) went ahead to stay with a 13-0 run pired. over the final 3 1/2 minutes of the first half. Jawun Evans scored 42 points, an Oklahoma State (9-7, 1-3) Since the instate rivals became conference foes again three record for a freshman and the third-most points in school history. seasons ago, Baylor has won all eight meetings by an average Oklahoma is in position to move up to No. 1 after top-ranked margin of 20 points. Kansas lost at West Virginia on Tuesday night. The Sooners Karviar Shepherd had 13 points for TCU (9-7, 1-3), while host No. 11 West Virginia on Saturday. Chauncey Collins had 11 points. No. 6 VILLANOVA 83, MARQUETTE 68 The Bears won their 14th consecutive home game, one short VILLANOVA, Pa. (AP) — Kris Jenkins scored 20 points and of the school record set five years ago. The last opponent to win Jalen Brunson had 14 to lead Villanova over Marquette. in Waco was then-No. 21 Oklahoma State last February. Over- The Wildcats (15-2, 5-0 Big East) blew a 16-point lead and all, Baylor has won its last 25 home games against unranked trailed early in the second half until they took control late in teams since a loss to West Virginia two years ago. game to for the 36th straight time at the Pavilion. No. 24 PURDUE 74, PENN ST. 57 Daniel Ochefu grabbed 13 rebounds and the Wildcats hit eight WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) — Vince Edwards scored 19 3-pointers to win their seventh straight game. Richard Shiro | AP points, Isaac Haas had 14 and Caleb Swanigan added 13 as Pur- Haanif Cheatham led Marquette (12-5, 2-3) with 17 points. Duke’s Grayson Allen (3) drives in to the basket as Clem- due routed struggling Penn State. No. 10 SMU 79, EAST CAROLINA 55 son’s Landry Nnoko defends during the first half Wednes- The Boilermakers (15-3, 3-2 Big Ten) have won seven of eight GREENVILLE, N.C. (AP) — Ben Moore scored 17 points and day in Greenville, S.C. in this series and nine straight at home against the Nittany SMU remained unbeaten by routing East Carolina. Lions. Markus Kennedy had 11 points and 10 rebounds, Jordan Tol- this season. Penn State (10-8, 1-4) was led by Brandon Taylor, who fin- bert finished with 15 points and Nic Moore had a career-high Playing their first game as a top-10 team in 31 years, they ished with 21 points despite playing most of the second half in 12 assists for the Mustangs (16-0, 5-0 American Athletic Con- never trailed and shot 52.5 percent while extending the best foul trouble. Donovon Jack scored 12 in the Nittany Lions’ sec- ference), who had five double-figure scorers for the fourth time start and second-longest winning streak in school history. ond straight loss. Undefeated UConn routs Memphis

The Associated Press points and 10 rebounds and Texas routed their worst loss of the season. Kansas. Jasmine Hines had 24 points and Aerial Pow- MEMPHIS (AP) — Moriah Jefferson Celina Rodrigo had seven assists and Brianna ers 14 for Michigan State, which finished with matched her season high with 21 points, Bre- Taylor had five steals for the Longhorns (16- 24 turnovers that turned into 41 points. anna Stewart had 11 points and eight rebounds 0, 5-0 Big 12). Texas is 5-0 in the Big 12 for No. 19 SOUTH FLORIDA 71, and top-ranked UConn beat Memphis 86-46 the first time since 2002-03 and beat Kansas TULANE 67 on Wednesday night. for the sixth straight time. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Courtney The Huskies (15-0, 5-0 American Athletic This was the Jayhawks’ worst loss of the sea- Williams scored 16 of her 31 points in the Conference) led by double- son. Before this blowout, Kansas’ biggest final fourth quarter to rally South Florida past Tu- digits about 7 minutes in and deficit was a 23-point loss to Oklahoma in the lane. never trailed. conference opener. South Florida (11-4, 4-1 American) led Katie Lou Samuelson Lauren Aldridge scored 12 points to lead 62-56 after Williams scored the first 13 matched Stewart’s 11 points Kansas (5-11, 0-5) and Kylee Kopatich had 10 points of a 15-6 run to start the fourth quar- and Napheesa Collier had points. ter. 10. Jefferson was 7 of 8 from Top 25 INDIANA 81, No. 18 MICHIGAN ST. 65 Tulane (12-5, 3-2) fought back and forced a the field and 3 of 4 outside BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Tyra Buss late turnover with a half-court trap that led to the arc. Roundup scored 24 points, Amanda Cahill and Karlee Leslie Vorpahl’s 3-pointer, tying it at 67 with Ariel Hearn, Mooriah McBride added 17 each and Indiana rolled 16 seconds left. Shalethia Stringfield answered Rowser and Brea Elmore led Memphis (9-8, past Michigan State. quickly with a coast-to-coast layup for the 3-3) with 12 points each, although Hearn was The trio combined for the first 13 points of Bulls, Kitija Laksa stole it from Tulane’s slowed by foul trouble in the first half. Mem- the game as the Hoosiers shot 52 percent and Kolby Morgan as she was driving to the basket phis struggled controlling the ball throughout, converted 14 Michigan State turnovers to 27 and Laura Ferreira clinched it on a pair of free committing 26 turnovers, leading to 33 UConn points in the first half for a 39-25 lead. throws with 2 seconds left. Karen Pulfer Focht | AP points. McBride had 13 points. Laksa scored 17 points for the Bulls and University of Memphis’ Brianna Wright (33) regains No. 4 TEXAS 75, KANSAS 38 Indiana (10-7, 2-3 Big Ten) then shot 61.5 Williams grabbed 13 rebounds. control of the ball from Connecticut’s Morgan Tuck (3) LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Imani Boyette percent and made 25 of 32 free throws in the Vorpahl made 6 of 9 from 3-point range for in the first half Wednesday in Memphis, Tenn. scored 15 points, Empress Davenport had 11 second half to hand the Spartans (12-4, 3-2) Tulane and finished with 26 points. Nuggets hand Warriors third loss of the season

The Associated Press ing scorer Blake Griffin went down with fired and general manager Billy King a partially torn tendon in his left quad. was reassigned on Sunday. DENVER (AP) — Danilo Gallinari Aldrich, a five-year veteran making his Joe Johnson made two key jumpers in scored 28 points and the Denver first start in 17 games with the Clippers, the final 2 minutes and finished with 14 Nuggets withstood a 38-point perform- made seven of 14 shots while playing a points, seven rebounds and six assists ance by Stephen Curry to hand the season-high 24 minutes. for the Nets in their first home victory Golden State Warriors their third loss of THUNDER 108, MAVERICKS 89 since beating Philadelphia on Dec. 10. the season, 112-110 on Wednesday OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Kevin Derrick Williams tied his career high night. Durant had 29 points and 10 rebounds, with 31 points for the Knicks, who The defending NBA champion War- and Oklahoma City romped when Dal- played without leading scorer Carmelo riors (36-3) had won seven straight since las sat out its usual starters. Anthony (sprained ankle) and had their their previous defeat, 114-91 at Dallas Thunder star Russell Westbrook was two-game win streak snapped. Kristaps on Dec. 30. ejected in the second quarter after get- Porzingis shot 5 for 17 on his way to 12 Harrison Barnes added 18 points and ting his second technical foul following points and 10 rebounds. Klay Thompson had 17 for the Warriors. skirmishes with J.J. Barea. Westbrook WIZARDS 106, BUCKS 101 Will Barton scored 21 for the Nuggets, went scoreless. WASHINGTON (AP) — John Wall who snapped a four-game losing streak The Mavericks played the second night scored 19 points and backcourt mate to the Warriors. Gary Harris added 18 of a back-to-back after an overtime loss Bradley Beal had 11 in his return from David Zalubowski | AP points. to Cleveland and coach Rick Carlisle injury to help Washington beat Milwau- Denver outscored Golden State 19-5 chose not to use his five regular starters kee. Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry, right, drives for a shot over the last 5 1/2 minutes of the third — Dirk Nowitzki, Wesley Matthews, Beal came off the bench and played 22 past Denver Nuggets guard Gary Harris during the first half Wednes- quarter to take a 10-point lead into the Chandler Parsons, Deron Williams and minutes in his first game since Dec. 9. day in Denver. fourth. Zaza Pachulia. He had been sidelined with a stress re- Curry scored 20 points in the final pe- CELTICS 103, PACERS 94 action in his lower right leg. HORNETS 107, HAWKS 84 ing streak. riod. BOSTON (AP) — Isaiah Thomas Ramon Sessions added 15 points and CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Kemba Gordon Hayward had 19 points for CLIPPERS 104, HEAT 90 scored 28 points, Jae Crowder matched Jared Dudley had 13 for the Wizards, in- Walker scored 23 points and Charlotte Utah, which had won two straight. The LOS ANGELES (AP) — Backup cen- his career high with 25 and Boston cluding two late 3-pointers to help pre- pulled away from Atlanta to stop a Jazz have not strung together three con- ter Cole Aldrich had 19 points and seven snapped a four-game losing streak with serve a third straight win. seven-game losing streak. secutive wins this season. rebounds in place of ailing DeAndre Jor- a win over Indiana. Khris Middleton scored 25 points to Cody Zeller added 19 points and 10 re- PELICANS 109, KINGS 97 dan, and Los Angeles used a third-quar- Amir Johnson had a season-high 18 re- lead Milwaukee, which allowed 36 bounds, and Jeremy Lin had 19 points SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Eric ter surge to beat Miami for its 10th bounds and scored 14 points for the points off a season-high 27 turnovers in for the Hornets. Gordon made six 3-pointers and scored straight victory. Celtics, who beat the Pacers for the first its fourth loss in the last six games. Greg Paul Millsap scored 20 points for the 24 points, Anthony Davis also had 24 Jordan was sidelined because of pneu- time this season after losing the first two Monroe added 21 points and 12 re- Hawks. and New Orleans snapped a four-game monia, ending the NBA’s longest active meetings. bounds. TRAIL BLAZERS 99, JAZZ 85 skid by beating Sacramento. consecutive games played streak at NETS 110, KNICKS 104 ROCKETS 107, TIMBERWOLVES PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Damian The Pelicans tied a team record by hit- 360. NEW YORK (AP) — Brook Lopez 104 Lillard had 21 points and 10 assists, and ting 16 3-pointers. Gordon was 6 for 12 The eight-year veteran, who led the scored 20 points, Thaddeus Young had HOUSTON (AP) — James Harden had Portland shook off a slow first half to from long range and New Orleans went league in rebounding the past two sea- 19 points and 11 rebounds, and Brook- 27 points and 11 assists as Houston won beat Utah. 16 for 33 overall. sons, had the second-longest streak in lyn ended its 10-game home losing its season-high fifth in a row. Minnesota CJ McCollum added 15 points and New Orleans led by 15 at halftime and franchise history behind Randy Smith’s streak with a victory over New York. lost its season-worst eighth straight. eight assists for the Trail Blazers, who used a 15-0 run in the third quarter. 595 straight games with the Buffalo The Nets also snapped a five-game Dwight Howard added 15 points and led by as many as 20 in the second half Norris Cole had a season-high 18 Braves. overall skid with their first victory under 10 rebounds, and Terrence Jones came after the teams traded the lead in the points and Ryan Anderson hit four 3- Chris Paul had 15 points and 12 assists interim coach Tony Brown, who took off the bench to score 16 with nine re- first. It was Portland’s second consecu- pointers and scored 18 for the Pelicans, for Los Angeles, which is 9-0 since lead- over when coach Lionel Hollins was bounds for the Rockets. tive victory following a three-game los- who had lost six of seven.