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161st YEAR • NO. 160 NOVEMBER 3, 2015 CLEVELAND, TN 16 PAGES • 50¢ Health assessment gets Mayor updates group thumbs down by county on six county projects

By BRIAN GRAVES county adds an incentive of $600 per By BRIAN GRAVES paid each year and what the plans are Banner Staff Writer year. Banner Staff Writer for each,” Davis said. Commissioner Mark Hall made the Hughes Davis He began with the North Connector County government employees will motion to approve the new policy with- Six major projects on Bradley road at the new interchange, for which not have to take a health assessment out the stipulation employees would County’s drawing board got a review the county committed up to $2 million. nor contribute toward their insurance have to take a health assessment sur- and update from the county mayor “There is $664,661 left,” he said, not- premiums once the new insurance plan vey to forego a $32.50 per month during Monday’s session of the County ing the approval was to fund $1 million takes effect Jan. 1. charge. Commission’s Finance committee. for the north side and the same The Bradley County Commission “I do not think they should be penal- Mayor D. Gary Davis answered a amount for the south. made the decision Monday night after ized if they do not take the survey,” request from the committee concerning “That amount is how much was left discussion centered around whether Hall said. “I think county employees the costs, timeline and plans on how to at the end of the last fiscal year and is requiring the health assessment could don’t make enough as it is, and to pay for them. now in this year’s budget,” Davis said. violate privacy rights. charge them $32.50 a month I think is “These are projects that have already He added there was still work ongo- The policy with Cigna Health and Life excessive. been approved that you hear referred to ing and there would probably be more Insurance Company will give a health from time to time, and I was asked to savings account option into which the See ASSESSMENT, Page 16 Hall Freiberg put them in writing on how much is See PROJECTS, Page 16 Charter’s response

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Borden’s report was delivered during a rescheduled formal ses- sion of the Cleveland Board of City school design approved Public Utilities. Two of the items drawing Borden’s atten- New elementary priced at $15.7 million tion included ongoing work By LARRY C. BOWERS Middle Tennessee, provided school board with the local Banner Staff Writer members with estimates and schematics. Board member Steve Morgan He also had renderings of how the new cable company The Cleveland Board of Education pointed out that the school involving the school will look from the outside. worked through a long meeting Monday project has already increased by The architect had two options for the transfer of evening, eventually approving a concep- equipment to $2 million since a proposal two board to consider. tual design from architect Brian years ago. One option was for the inclusion of a UT defense Borden shared CU poles Templeton for a new elementary school and the utility’s multipurpose room for meetings and still improving on Georgetown Road, at an estimated assemblies. The room will be located repeated requests for Charter to cost of $15,666,180. million. properly meter its cable power across from the gymnasium, with a stage The defense of the Tennessee Available funding continues to be a Based on the state’s average daily area in between for utilization in both Volunteers is learning how to pro- supplies (boxes) that are attached huge roadblock for the new school. attendance laws, this would provide $5.7 to CU transmission poles. venues (at once or separately). duce an effective pass rush with- Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Davis, million for the city to use for the new ele- The second option deletes the multiple- out star defensive end Curt Magitt. Of the latter concern, Borden reporting to the County Finance mentary school. The county’s total bond explained that proper metering purpose room and moves the stage areas The Lee University soccer Flames Committee Monday afternoon, said his issue would be $17.1 million. to the opposite end of the school. and Lady Flames have been well allows CU to get an accurate proposal to fund the county’s new Lake Should this come to pass, it would understanding of Charter’s power Estimated cost of this second option represented with GSC honors. The Forest Middle School includes a mean the Cleveland City Council would was $15,052,250. Tennessee Titans have fired head usage at each box which he $600,000 donation from Solid Waste need approximately $10 million in addi- described as signal amplifiers. The board voted unanimously to coach Ken Whisenhunt. See funds. tional funds to build the new elementary include the multipurpose room in the Sports, Pages 9-11. In his first report involving the This would drop the proposed $12 mil- school. cable company, Borden said lion bond issue for Lake Forest to $11.4 Templeton, of Upland Design Group in Cleveland Utilities is working with See SCHOOL, Page 16 Forecast Charter to transfer its equipment (cables/lines) to new poles placed by the utility company. Claiming that Charter has not complied with CU requests to transfer to Museum to become new polling site new poles that CU crews have placed, the local utility has begun By ALLEN MINCEY told the BCEC Monday that the museum there will need to be some alterations at the officials have agreed to close the facility that grocery store, and early voting at the mall Today should be mostly cloudy, to make the transfers using its Banner Staff Writer own crews. day to allow for voting. She said that this will may be inside again rather than in trailers with a high near 74. Tonight’s fore- Those who vote at the old Blythe Avenue become the site for voting throughout the located there in the past. Early voting at cast calls for mostly cloudy skies, “By contract, Charter must Elementary School will have a new polling transfer from pole to pole within year, with other election dates set for Aug. 4 Bradley Square Mall has been most recently place in 2016, as they will cast their ballots with a low around 59. Wednesday 90 days of notification,” Borden and Nov. 8. held inside. The trailers would be a back-up at the Museum Center at Five Points. should be partly sunny, with a high said following Monday’s board Duane Gilbert made a motion to allow the plan for early voting at the mall. Members of the Bradley County Election near 72. Wednesday night should be session. “If they don’t, then we move to the museum, which was seconded That change would only be for the mostly cloudy, with a low around 60. have the right by contract to Commission approved the move Monday as by Cristy Schuch. The motion passed unan- February 2016 early voting, though there transfer it for them. In this case, they prepare for a busy year. The first elec- imously. might be discussions on continuing that they wouldn’t identify a contrac- tion in 2016 will be March 1, which will be Green said that voters who normally uti- should space remain available inside Index tor [to do the work] so we went the Presidential Preference Primary and the lize the Blythe Avenue site will be notified. Bradley Square. county primary for Assessor of Property. The Other polling sites were discussed for Classified...... 15 out and started transfering [the Early voting for the March 1 primary assessor’s position will be the only county early voting, including the Food City site on would begin Feb, 10 and run through Feb. Comics...... 6 vote that day. Treasury Lane, and Bradley Square Mall. Editorials...... 12 See CU, Page 5 Fran Green, administrator of elections, Both sites are in the discussion stages, as See MUSEUM, Page 16 Horoscope...... 6 Obituaries...... 2 Sports...... 9-11 JA of the Ocoee Region Stocks...... 4 County CTE TV Schedule...... 7 Weather...... 8 teachers get celebrating its ‘Big 5-0’ By BRIAN GRAVES Around Town advisors’ aid Banner Staff Writer THIRD Emma Jane White getting By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Junior Achievement of the spooked at a Halloween haunted Banner Staff Writer Ocoee Region has been offering OF 3 PARTS house over the weekend ... Bradley County Schools’ programs for the youth of the Ethan Hill celebrating turning 13 career and technical education area since 1965. ization with programs that are with a hunting trip with his father teachers have been seeking JA states its purpose as being presented by classroom volun- Scott ... Marlene Carroll having input from leaders in their to educate and inspire young teers from the business commu- fun on the bus ... Benjie Widener respective industries as they people to value free enterprise nity predicting he will be the winner in look for ways to prepare stu- and understand business and During the 2014-15 school year, 190 JA programs were pre- his fantasy football league. dents for their careers after Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG economics to improve the quality graduation. BUSINESS AND MARKETING teachers from Walker Valley of their lives. sented in the area, 4,263 stu- Teachers from Bradley The program is Junior dents were served and volunteers High School meet with their advisory group during Bradley County registered 27,497 contact hours. Schools’ Career and Technical Education Advisory Committee Achievement is the world's See CTE, Page 16 meeting Monday night. largest and fastest-growing non- 6489076 75112 profit economic education organ- See JA, Page 5 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, November 3, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Tennessee lottery posts OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 highest 1Q Mich.; and several nieces, Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015, at 1 Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. 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Cook; daughters and sons-in- school programs, an ongoing law: Melanie and Curtis Goff of project to make schools more Cleveland, and Allison and Scott energy efficient and Tennessee Lowrey of McKinney, Texas; four Barbara McClary charged with thefts Promise. grandchildren: Lauren Goff Barbara McClary, 74, a resi- Bonner (Mitch) of Springfield, By ALLEN MINCEY reports showed. dent of Benton, died Monday, Geraldine Watson The combined value of the Mo., Jordan Goff (Rachael) of Nov. 2, 2015, in a local health Banner Staff Writer Geraldine Watson, 81, of stolen items was over $500. Google will Cleveland, Taylor Lowrey and care facility. Cleveland, died on Nov. 2, 2015. Local law enforcement is warn- Matt Lowrey of McKinney; one Survivors and funeral arrange- During the investigation, the Survivors and arrangements ing residents about crimes in the great-granddaughter, Kathryn ments will be announced by property taken was recovered let artificial will be announced by Companion Grace Goff of Cleveland; sister, Higgins Funeral Home. community. and returned to the owner. Margaret Schubert Solomon of Funeral Home. Two men were charged this Bradley County Sheriff Eric intelligence Wartburg; one niece; two week with taking items from a Watson said that this is not an nephews; and several cousins. home while performing work unusual occurrence, and She was the daughter of the there. reply to email late Ray W. and Buna Schubert reminded residents to secure of Wartburg. The Bradley County Sheriff’s valuables out of view when work- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — She was a graduate of Carson- Office Criminal Investigations ers, or even visitors, are present. Google is putting a different twist Newman College and a faithful Division charged two men with “Valuables should be placed in on the concept of “automated member of First Baptist Church, Joseph Miessau Sr. theft after they reportedly took a secure environment out of the reply” with a new tool that aims to where she served many years. Joseph James Miessau Sr., Beecher White two guns and a knife from the view of guests to remove the write artificially intelligent She enjoyed her work as a 57, a resident of Cleveland, died Pastor Beecher White, died residence where they were doing temptation for thieves,” he said. responses to your email. social worker for several years at Sunday, Nov. 1, 2015, in a Monday, Nov. 2, 2015, in a floor repairs. “Homeowners should also be The technology is part of an the Department of Human Chattanooga hospital. Chattanooga hospital. Samuel Luke Thompson, 19, present, or have a family member Services and then at the Bradley Survivors and funeral arrange- update to Google’s Inbox app for He was a former resident of and Brandon A. Sebastian, 20, present, to oversee the work County Nursing Home. She Florida. ments will be announced later by were both charged with the theft, managing and organizing email. loved to talk with people and hear He was preceded in death by Jim Rush Funeral & Cremation being done, if possible.” The feature announced Tuesday their stories. She was truly a lady his son, Jerry Allen Miessau; and Services, Wildwood Avenue is the latest example of Google’s of grace and a true friend to all siblings: Robert Carlyle Miessau Chapel. effort to teach machines how to who knew her. and JoAnn Barbara Urbano. Deputies raise money in fight take over some of the tasks typi- The funeral will be held He is survived by his parents, cally handled by humans. Thursday, Nov. 5, 2015, at 11 William and Joan Miessau; son, against cancer by not shaving The most conspicuous example a.m. in the chapel of Fike- Joseph Miessau; and siblings: so far has been Google’s 6-year- Randolph & Son Funeral Home William F. Miessau and Lenny grow a full beard after they make with the Rev. Tom Wickes and Lou Miessau. By ALLEN MINCEY old project developing cars that Scott Lowrey officiating. Banner Staff Writer a $30 donation, or a $25 dona- can drive without a human steer- There will be no service at this tion will allow them to grow a Interment will follow at Sunset time. If you happen to see a sheriff’s ing the wheel. Google also has Memorial Gardens. Ralph Buckner Funeral Home goatee. been using an artificial intelli- The family will receive friends and Crematory is in charge of the deputy with a little stubble on his Supervisors must approve gence program called Wednesday, from 5 to 8 p.m, at arrangements. To submit an obituary, face, or a full beard or goatee, these beards and goatees, and “RankBrain” to help determine the funeral home. have the funeral home or know that he is joining the fight there are parameters covering the pecking order in its influential The family asks that memorials cremation society in charge against cancer through his facial the length and neatness of the Internet search results. be made to Carson-Newman of arrangements e-mail the hair. facial hair. In this instance, Google says it University, Box 529, Jefferson Though that sounds odd, it is There will also be a contest for City, TN 37760 or First Baptist information to has created a program that iden- obituaries@clevelandban- the way the Bradley County the “best beard” or “best goatee,” Church, 1275 Stuart Road, Sheriff’s Office is raising funds to tifies which incoming emails Cleveland, TN 37312. ner.com and fax to 423-614- which will be voted on by BCSO merit quick responses and then We invite you to send a mes- 6529, attention Obits. battle cancer. office staff and officers. figures out the appropriate word- sage of condolence and view the Joanne Rollins The deputies will be participat- “Cancer has touched just ing. Up to three choices will be Cook family guestbook at Joanne Rollins, 83, died ing in “No Shave November” about everyone I know, as well offered as a reply before it’s sent. www.fikefh.com. Monday, Nov. 2, 2015, at a local throughout the month. as many families that make up The responses that people select health care facility. “During the month of the Bradley County Sheriff’s are supposed to help Google’s Survivors and arrangements November, deputies and staff Office,” Watson said. “I was computers learn which ones work are being handled by Grissom members will be allowed to grow happy to approve this unusual best. Serenity Funeral Home, with I SEE BY THE a beard or goatee after making a and fun way to donate to fight Google expects its new “smart Brian Miracle, funeral director. donation to the American Cancer cancer.” reply” option to be particularly ANNER Society,” explained Bradley All of the funds raised during popular when people are check- B County Sheriff Eric Watson. He November will be donated to the ing emails on smartphones said that deputies and staff may American Cancer Society. equipped with smaller, touch- Big Spring United Methodist screen keyboards. Church will have its covered-dish The new feature is available to dinner Wednesday, beginning at 6 Fiat Chrysler, Nissan October all consumers who use the free p.m. There will be a dessert auc- version of Inbox, as well as the Robert E. Smith tion following the dinner, with U.S. sales rise by double-digits more than 2 million businesses Robert E. Smith, 81, a resident proceeds going to the United who pay for Google’s suite of of Cleveland, passed away DETROIT (AP) — Fiat Chrysler 3 percent gain over a year ago for Sunday, Nov. 1, 2015. Methodist Women group. applications designed for work. ——— and Nissan each reported double- FCA’s top-selling vehicle. Google unveiled Inbox a year He was born Oct. 15, 1934, to the late Raines and Ruth Smith Volunteers with power saws digit U.S. sales gains last month At Nissan, sales rose to just ago as a more sophisticated alter- are needed to help cut trees out of as the auto industry steered over 116,000 from 103,000 a year native to its popular Gmail serv- of Ducktown. He was of the Baptist faith and Beech Springs Cemetery, east of toward its best October in 14 ago, led by the Nissan Rogue small ice. The Mountain View, a very faithful and dedicated Charleston. years. crossover SUV, with sales up 70 , company hasn’t said member of Parkway Baptist Nissan sales rose 12.5 percent percent to almost 25,000. how many people have installed Church for many years. He had a over a year ago, while Fiat Car sales weren’t as strong. The Inbox. Gmail has more than 400 servant’s heart and was very Clarification Chrysler’s were up nearly 15 per- Chrysler 200 midsize car, for million worldwide users, accord- compassionate to those in need. The Strong Thoughts column in Sunday’s edition erroneously cent. It was Fiat Chrysler’s instance, posted only a 2 percent ing to the research firm He retired from American strongest October since 2001, sales gain, while Nissan’s cars comScore. Uniform Trucking after 45 years reported the national average of service. He served in the U.S. composite score of the ACT col- when most automakers offered also were up only 2 percent. Google is part of a recently zero percent financing in the after- Overall, some of the gains were formed parent company, Marine Corps from 1954 to 1962. lege entrance exam. It is 21. Among all other things he math of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror- likely due to increased incentives Alphabet Inc. Larry Edward Crowe enjoyed throughout his life, was ist attacks. as automakers tried to clear 2015 Larry Edward Crowe, 64, died his salvation with his Lord and All major automakers report models off dealer lots. TrueCar Automatic braking Friday, Oct. 23, 2015, at Agape Savior Jesus Christ and the great IT’SASPECIAL U.S. sales figures on Tuesday, and said automakers spent 14.1 per- Senior Assisted Living, Rock Hill, Christian heritage of his family. car buying site TrueCar.com pre- cent more than last October on S.C. to be added to 5-star In addition to his mother and dicted that October sales would cash-back promotions and other The service will be private. father, he was preceded in death DAY FOR ... car safety rating Condolences may be left for by his lovely bride of 50 years, rise 11.4 percent to 1.4 million. deals. Chevrolet was offering zero- the family at www.fortmillfuneral- Patricia L. Smith, who passed That would make October the percent financing for up to 72 WASHINGTON (AP) — The gov- home.com. away Jan. 9, 2012; and his sib- Tonya Harmon, Steve Scott, third month this year to see dou- months on a 2015 Camaro, while ernment is adding automatic lings: William Hoyt Smith, James David Jordan, Brenda Alford, ble-digit gains from a year ago, Toyota advertised $2,000 cash braking to its five-star safety rat- Bob Gifford Smith, Herbert Smith, Betty Darel Jones, Patricia Hampton, after September and January. back on a 2015 Avalon sedan. ing system designed to help con- Bob Gifford, 57, passed away Mosley and Winnie Jo Levine. Pam Tarver, Alvin Calhoun and Fiat Chrysler reported sales of There were other favorable fac- sumers identify the most impor- Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015, at his He leaves behind to cherish Martha Brown, who are celebrat- about 196,000, led by the boom- tors. Interest rates remained at tant safety technologies to look home. his memory one son, Dwight E. ing birthdays today ... Jacob ing Jeep brand with a 33 percent record lows last month, and gas Smith of Cleveland; three daugh- for in new cars. He was born in Michigan, but King, who is 10 today ... Theresa increase. Sales were just over prices fell. The national average The National Highway Traffic had spent the past four years in ters: Stephanie Reffner and hus- band, Keith, of Cleveland, Sheila Brown, who celebrated her 60th 170,000 a year ago. gas price reached an eight-month Safety Administration said auto- Bradley County. Pickup truck sales also helped low of $2.20 per gallon in the last He was a veteran of the U.S. Harris and husband, Michael, of birthday Monday ... Nikki matic braking will be added to the Darden and Darlene Hollifield Workman, who celebrated her Fiat Chrysler sales grow. The com- week of October, down 85 cents ratings beginning with 2018 Air Force and the Marine Corps. He was an avid motorcycle rider, Goolsby and husband, Terry, of birthday Monday. pany sold almost 41,000 Rams, a from the previous year. model cars. and enjoyed remote control Indianapolis; grandchildren: The agency announced in planes. He was a member of the Andrew Reffner and wife, September that it had reached Bradley County Radio Control Maranda, and Lauren Reffner, all U.N. food security expert warns voluntary agreements with 10 Model Air Plane Club. of Cleveland, Kaytlyn, Kayla and automakers to include the tech- He was preceded in death by Kaleb Hardin, all of Darden, nology as standard in new cars, his mother, Eleanor Treat Arnett. Hannah, Cody, Matt, Kyle, about impact of climate change but offered no timeline. He is survived by his loving Heather, Michelle and Shannon GENEVA (AP) — A U.N. expert lion people to malnutrition by because of the buildup of heat- The systems use sensors to wife of 38 years, Liz Gifford, of Myers, all of Indianapolis; two great-great-grandchildren: is warning that more extreme 2080. trapping gases from the burning warn of an imminent collision Cleveland; son, Doug (Erin) Gifford of Tecumseh, Mich.; Landon Riley and Jackson River weather, higher temperatures, In a statement on Tuesday of coal, oil and gas. Some public and, if the driver does not apply daughter, Crystal (Chad) Reffner (who knew how to light floods, droughts and rising sea before a U.N. climate conference officials and a few climate scien- the brakes, engage the brakes Markwell of St. Louis, Mich.; six up his world), both of Cleveland; levels linked to climate change in Paris starting Nov. 30, she rec- tists disagree. automatically. two brothers: Kenneth Paul grandchildren: Destiny Gifford, are threatening people’s access ommended a shift from large- Accident investigators estimate Smith and wife, Jeanne, of C.J. Markwell, Hope Gifford, to food over the long term. scale, industrial agriculture to automatic braking could prevent Colton, Markwell, Angel Gifford, Ducktown and Hugh Don Smith Hilal Elver, the U.N. special “agro-ecology” that supports the or mitigate an estimated 80 per- Chasity Markwell; two brothers: of Cleveland; and several nieces, rapporteur on “the right to food,” local food movement, small-scale cent of rear-end collisions that Bruce (Cheri) Gifford of Fort nephews, extended family and Reuse the News predicts the negative impact from farmers and the environment. cause about 1,700 deaths and a Worth, Texas, and Jim (Sally) special friends whom he loved Recycle this newspaper dearly. climate change on agriculture Most climate scientists say the half-million injuries annually. Gifford of Adrian, Mich.; sister, Jackie (Pat) Miller, of Blissfield, The funeral will be held could subject another 600 mil- climate is changing largely www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, November 3, 2015— 3 VW objects to UAW vote by group of workers TENNESSEE BRIEFS NASHVILLE (AP) — Volkswagen Chattanooga. A UAW spokesman plant, but has no collective- bar- on Monday objected to a request declined to comment on gaining rights. Last month, the from a small group of mainte- Volkswagen’s statement. maintenance workers, classified 4 UT professors to serve as a man charged with fatally shoot- tive session — despite failures in nance workers at its lone U.S. The full contingent of eligible by VW as “skilled trades” employ- ing a Memphis police officer. the last three. assembly plant to hold a vote on workers at the plant voted against ees, sought and won permission to Fulbright Scholars Shelby County Criminal Court The proposal, or “opportunity representation by the United Auto joining the UAW 712-626 last year ask for a vote on official UAW KNOXVILLE (AP) — Four Judge James Beasley said scholarship,” would let parents Workers union. The German after an acrimonious campaign in recognition. University of Tennessee profes- Monday that all participants in move a child from a failing public automaker is instead calling for a which Republican politicians and “Volkswagen’s policy in sors will serve as Fulbright the upcoming trial of Treveno school in Tennessee to a private full vote by all maintenance and anti-labor groups lobbied heavily Chattanooga was a gesture, and Scholars this academic year. Campbell must refrain from com- school with funding from the production employees at the plant. against the UAW gaining a our local union has engaged They are: J. Patrick Biddix, menting to members of the print state. “We believe that the mainte- foothold at the plant. The union accordingly,” Gary Casteel, the Joseph Bozell, Brad Collett and or broadcast media starting Republican Sen. Brian Kelsey nance-only unit requested in the has been thwarted for decades in secretary-treasurer of the UAW, Brendan McConville. immediately. of Germantown told reporters on petition is not consistent with our its efforts to represent workers at said that the time. “At the end of The Fulbright Program is a Campbell is charged with mur- Monday following a Senate One Team approach at foreign-owned auto plants in the the day, the policy cannot be a prestigious international der in the fatal shooting of Officer Education Committee hearing on Volkswagen Chattanooga,” the South. substitute for meaningful employ- exchange initiative that awards Martoiya Lang as she and other vouchers that he’s optimistic the company said in a statement to After losing that vote, the UAW ee representation and co-determi- about 1,100 grants to American officers served a search warrant Legislature starting in January the National Labor Relations formed Local 42 in Chattanooga to nation with management.” scholars each year. in December 2012. could be the one to finally pass a Board. work toward representing all blue- Funded by the U.S. govern- Beasley said comments made school voucher proposal. The board is holding a hearing collar workers at the plant. The ment, Fulbright Scholars are to the media could prejudice the He said one reason is that the on the maintenance workers’ chapter is recognized under a chosen based on their leadership trial proceedings. chairman of the House request on Tuesday in labor policy VW created at the DON’S and academic merits and their Beasley cited widespread Education Subcommittee where abilities to teach, conduct media coverage as a factor in his the companion bill got stuck in research and contribute to solu- FENCE CO. ruling and said Campbell had the last session is also a co-spon- Since 1961 tions for shared international been approached by someone sor of the legislation he’s sup- OTTERY UMBERS concerns. who claimed to be a news porting. L N ALL TYPES For more information about reporter and asked for com- “I’ve had positive conversa- OF FENCING the Fulbright Program, visit: ments. tions with members of the (AP) — These lotteries were Georgia FIVE Midday: 1-6-1-8-8 http://www.cies.org/program/c House,” Kelsey said. “I think the ore-fulbright-us-scholar-pro- TVA estimates economic impact drawn Monday: Jumbo Bucks Lotto: 04-09-22- 479-6212 of Boone Lake repair project House simply needs a chance to 29-30-43 gram. vote on this.” & 336-1501 Half-staff flags honor former JOHNSON CITY (AP) — The Tennessee Tennessee Valley Authority is Kelsey didn’t discuss details of Cash 3 Evening: 3-6-1, Lucky U.S. Sen. Fred Thompson expecting some negative effects the proposal, but he said it’s sim- Sum: 10 NASHVILLE (AP) — Gov. Bill in northeast Tennessee during ilar to one that passed the Senate Cash 3 Midday: 5-1-2, Lucky Haslam has ordered flags over the five- to seven-year draw- earlier this year, and that has the Sum: 8 Neck Pain, Back Pain & Headaches? the state Capitol and all state support of Republican Gov. Bill down of Boone Lake, but the Cash 3 Morning: 2-1-7 Common office buildings be flown at half- federal agency believes it will all Haslam. Cash 4 Evening: 5-5-3-2, staff in honor and memory of for- be temporary. Jimmy Carter says he feels fine, Lucky Sum: 15 Symptoms: Limited Time Offer mer U.S. Sen. Fred Thompson. The TVA has released an envi- Cash 4 Midday: 5-5-7-9, Lucky Thompson’s family said he keeps busy despite cancer • B a c k P a i n ronmental impact assessment of MEMPHIS (AP) — Jimmy Sum: 26 died in Nashville on Sunday after the proposal to repair the hydro- Cash 4 Morning: 1-3-5-2 • H e a d a c h e s a recurrence of lymphoma. He Carter resumed his role as FREE EXAM electric dam that is holding Habitat for Humanity’s most Cash4Life: 01-07-12-34-44, • N u m b n e s s was 73. back the manmade lake, the Cash Ball: 1 • N e c k P a i n Thompson wore a number of prominent booster on Monday, and Two X-rays Johnson City Press reported). donning a white hard hat and a Tennessee Cash: 07-12-15-19- • Arm & Leg Pain hats over the course of his life. The construction is expected to 23, Bonus: 4 A Tennessee-trained lawyer, worn leather belt stocked with • S t i f f n e s s If Required begin next year and end in his own tools to hammer and prosecutor, hard-driving Senate 2022. GeorGia • H i p P a i n Most insurance covers your care counsel at the Watergate hear- saw with other volunteers build- and we’ll file for you! The hardest financial hit will ing a home in Memphis. All or Nothing Day: 02-03-04- • A r t h r i t i s ings, movie and TV actor and likely be dealt to Boone’s marina 08-09-11-12-13-14-20-21-24 even a fleeting presidential hope- “We haven’t cut back on my • B u r s i t i s Expires 30 days and recreation business owners, schedule yet,” Carter said, seem- All or Nothing Evening: 01-05- ful, he commanded audiences 07-08-09-12-14-15-16-18-20-22 • Pain in Joints This offer does not apply to federal insurance according to the agency’s report. ing invigorated during an with a booming voice, outsized All or Nothing Morning: 01-02- • S h o u l d e r P a i n beneficiaries or ACN participants. Because of the reduced Associated Press interview. “I charisma and a 6-foot-6 frame. 07-08-11-14-15-16-18-19-20-23 access to the lake and the know it’s going to come, particu- • W h i p l a s h Thompson was probably best All or Nothing Night: 02-03-05- smaller water surface area, the larly if my cancer progresses, • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome known for his role on the popular agency estimates the annual 12-13-15-16-18-20-21-22-24 NBC drama series “Law & Order.” but we don’t yet know what the Cash 3 Evening: 3-5-3 number of visitors to the lake, result will be from the treat- Haslam to name Tenn. Supreme from outside the region and Cash 3 Midday: 7-6-4 ments.” Cash 4 Evening: 1-1-2-2 Cleveland Court justice by end of year inside, could drop from 63,439 The former president celebrat- to between 48,522 and 28,451. Cash 4 Midday: 8-9-1-4 C h i r o p r a c t i c & NASHVILLE (AP) — Gov. Bill ed his 91st birthday in October, Fantasy 5: 04-10-23-26-36 Haslam says he plans to make But if the repair plan is and is undergoing treatment on R e h a b i l i t a t i o n approved, the agency estimates Georgia FIVE Evening: 5-3-1-1-3 his nomination to fill a vacancy cancer found in his liver and Call Today For An on the state Supreme Court by up to 725 new construction jobs brain. But he was sure-footed on the end of the year. in the region. the construction site as he Appointment! The Governor’s Council for The report says the region’s moved from one task to another. Judicial Appointments last week tourism economy will mostly Arriving ahead of schedule, ( 4 2 3 ) 7 9 0 - 1 4 5 1 narrowed the field of applicants return to normal once repair Carter installed a hammer, work is finished and the water to three finalists for the measuring tape and thick pencil returns to its previous level. 4645 N. Lee Hwy, Republican governor to choose on his tool belt. Then he helped The TVA estimates the value Dr. Rachel Masterson from. They are appeals judges place pre-framed walls, ham- Cleveland, TN 37312 of former shoreline properties, Thomas “Skip” Frierson II of mered nails into place and Chiropractor which during the drawdown lose (Next to SUBWAY) Morristown, Robert Montgomery sawed boards into smaller their water access completely, Jr. of Kingsport and Roger Page pieces, occasionally shouting www.clevelandchiropracticandrehabilitation.com will drop more than those that of Medina. questions or suggestions at the retain some form of access to Haslam, who appointed each rest of the crew. of the finalists to their current the lake. After the repairs are complet- His wife, Rosalynn Carter, 88, positions, said background hammered brackets to secure checks and interviews will last ed, the agency expects the con- struction to be followed by a the walls, pulling the nails from most of this month. her own leather tool belt. “Hard Under a constitutional amend- rebound among property values in the area. work,” she said with a soft ment approved last year, the laugh. YOUR NEXT Republican governor’s appoint- The report will be the subject of a public hearing on Nov. 5 at Carter and the Atlanta-based ment would be considered if law- charity have been practically makers can’t come up with a Daniel Boone High School in Johnson City. synonymous for more than 30 mechanism for rejecting judicial years. His presidential museum nominees within 60 days of the Lawmakers to give school even has his work boots and a HOME IS IN Jan. 12 start of next year’s ses- voucher bill another shot hammer on display. Since leav- sion. NASHVILLE (AP) — The co- ing the White House, the Carters 1 arrested in 79-year-old East sponsor of a Senate proposal to have personally been involved Tennessee woman’s death create a school voucher program with 3,943 projects in 14 coun- in Tennessee said Monday that tries for the charity, which has HENEGAR FARMS! ROGERSVILLE (AP) — A sher- iff says a juvenile has been lawmakers will try again to pass helped five million people with arrested in the slaying last May the measure in the next legisla- home construction and repairs. of a 79-year-old East Tennessee woman at her home. Burris Construction Media outlets report Hawkins County Sheriff Ronnie Lawson 4060 N. Ocoee Street announced the arrest Monday. Phone: Lawson also said Hawkins County Juvenile Judge Daniel 423.593.5275 Boyd had barred information Y o l a n d a S h e r e e from being released in the case. Dee Burris No information was provided H o l c o m b H i n d m a n about the juvenile or the charges If roses grow in Heaven, filed. Lord pick a bunch for all of Margaret Sliger was found us. Place them in our darling slain in the yard outside her Only Six Left! home in Mooresburg on May 18. angel’s arms and tell her She was a retired elementary they’re from all of us. Tell Call us about the available site’s school teacher and church her we love and miss her organist and raised chickens, and when she turns and cows and other animals on a smiles, place a kiss upon of small acreage farms in Henegar small family farm where she lived her cheek and hold her all her life. for a while. Farms on Mouse Creek Rd. This is Missed by: Ruth, Angie, Judge issues gag order in Danny Chris, Ashlyn and Memphis officer shooting case Adrihanna. Washington a residential community. 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LU# 12836 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, November 3, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Teens spend an average of 9 hours a day with media NEW YORK (AP) — Teenagers about watching television, the teenagers spend with video either “a lot” or “sometimes” to parents. “Nearly two-thirds of kids, but spend more time on spend nearly nine hours a day study said. By contrast, 45 per- involves watching a TV program while doing homework, and 76 teens today tell us they don’t devices when they have one, the absorbing media and despite all cent reported using social media at the time it originally airs. The percent said they listen to think watching TV or texting study said. the new options, music and tel- every day and only 36 percent rest is parceled out among time- music while working. Half of the while doing homework makes Black teenagers spend more evision remain the favorites. said they enjoyed that activity delayed viewing, DVDs or online teens say that listening to music any difference to their ability to time with media than other eth- Common Sense Media “a lot”; twice as many said they video, the study said. actually helps their work, while study and learn, even though nic groups, an average of 11 released an exhaustive survey really enjoyed their music. Boys are much more likely to only 6 percent said they thought there’s more and more research hours and 13 minutes each day. Tuesday outlining how young Television is the favorite play video games than girls. The it hurt. to the contrary.” Latinos spend just over nine people spend screen time. One activity of teenagers in training, survey found male teenagers “As a parent and educator, More kids said their parents hours and whites eight hours, concern: the number of young- with 62 percent of respondents spent an average of 56 minutes there’s clearly more work to be have talked to them about the 48 minutes, the study found. sters who feel comfortable aged 8 to 12 saying they a day gaming, while girls devot- done around the issue of multi- content of what they watch or Common Sense Media con- multi-tasking while doing home- watched every day, the study ed only seven minutes. Girls tasking,” said James Steyer, listen to rather than the time ducted a survey of 2,658 young work. said. Tweens said they spend spent more time on social media founder and CEO of Common spent on media, the study said. people between Feb. 6 and Two-thirds of teenagers said just under six hours a day of or reading than boys. Sense Media, an organization Poor children have less access March 9. The results have a they listen to music every day, media time. Half of the teenagers said they that monitors youthful media to computers, tablets and margin of error of plus or minus and 58 percent said the same Exactly half of the time watch TV or use social media use and gives recommendations smartphones than wealthier nearly 2 percent. Survey: Religious Americans keep faith amid secularization NEW YORK (AP) — A survey nearly unchanged from 2007, of a stable or slightly increased released Tuesday brought some the last time Pew conducted its commitment to faith among good news for faith leaders U.S. Religious Landscape Study. those who identified with a par- alarmed by the spike in the About 6-in-10 said they attend ticular religion, including number of Americans who say worship services at least once or among Roman Catholics, liberal they have no ties to a particular twice a month, a rate similar to Protestants and Jews. religion. years before, and nearly all said Regarding politics, the study U.S. adults who continue to they believed in God, although found a widening religion split identify with a faith group, the study found a slight dip in between the major political par- about 77 percent of all the percentage who said so with ties. People with no religious Americans, have largely stayed absolute certainty. ties are now the largest group of as religiously engaged as they By other measures, the reli- Democratic Party members and submitted photo were seven years ago, according giously affiliated are more those who lean Democratic, cLEVELAnd UtiLitiEs President and CEO Ken Webb presented a check Tuesday from the utility to to the Pew Research Center, evi- devoted than they were years comprising 28 percent of the the Cleveland Shade Tree Board. The $5,000 check represents an annual contribution from CU to the dence of a solid core of commit- before. A higher percentage say coalition, compared to 19 per- Shade Tree Board. From left are John Thomason, Matt Coleman, City Councilman George Poe, Webb, ted faithful who remain a bul- they regularly read scriptures, cent in 2007. The trend raises Shade Tree Board chairwoman Amy Banks, Jo Benjamin, and Cleveland Urban Forester Dan Hartman. wark against secularization. participate in small prayer or challenges for Democrats. Sixty- Board members not pictured include City Councilman Dale Hughes, County Commissioner Milan Blake, Two-thirds of religiously affili- study groups and share their two percent of “nones” said they Dennis Epperson and Will Jones. The board is responsible for administering the city tree ordinance. ated adults said last year that faith with others. Forty-six per- were “absolutely certain” they faith was very important to cent said they believe their faith were registered to vote, com- them and they prayed daily, tradition should “preserve tradi- pared to 71 percent of people tional beliefs and practices” in who identified with a religion. the face of changes in modern Evangelicals remain the largest society, up slightly from seven religious group in the GOP and Vatican leaks scandal grows: years ago. for those who lean Republican, Pew released the findings, making up 38 percent of GOP based in part on a 2014 tele- supporters. Book exposes resistance, waste phone survey of more than The survey also found nearly 35,000 people, as religious lead- every major religion was notably The Associated Press not help in any way to establish the leaks probe. ers are grappling with the shift- more accepting of same-sex clarity and truth, but rather gen- Chaouqui was quoted by ing makeup of American reli- relationships, including among The Vatican’s new leaks scan- erate confusion and partial and Italian newspapers Corriere della dal intensified Tuesday as a book gious life, including the end of groups that have been most tendentious conclusions,” the Sera and La Stampa Tuesday as what was once a Protestant vocally opposed to gay marriage. detailed the mismanagement and Vatican said. saying she had nothing to do internal resistance that has been majority and shrinking mem- The change is driven strongly by The arrests and books mark a with the leaks and that she had bership in denominations rang- younger generations. For exam- thwarting Francis’ financial new phase in the so-called tried to prevent Vallejo Balda reform efforts. ing from liberal mainline ple, half of millennials who say “Vatileaks” scandal. The saga from revealing Vatican secrets. churches to the conservative they are evangelical say homo- Citing confidential documents, began in 2012 with an earlier Nuzzi’s book focuses on the it exposed millions of euros in Southern Baptist Convention. sexuality should be accepted by Nuzzi expose, peaked with the work of the commission and the In an initial release of data society, the survey found. potential lost rental revenue, the conviction of Pope Benedict XVI’s resistance it encountered in get- scandal of the Vatican’s saint- last May, Pew researchers found Pew’s telephone survey, con- butler on charges he supplied ting information out of Vatican that Americans who don’t affili- ducted June 4 through Sept. 30 making machine, greedy monsi- Nuzzi with stolen documents, departments that have long gnors and a professional-style ate with a religion have become of 2014, has an overall margin and ended a year later when a enjoyed near-complete autonomy the second-largest group in total of error of plus or minus less break-in at the Vatican. clearly exhausted Benedict in budgeting, hiring and spend- “Merchants in the Temple,” by numbers behind evangelicals, than 1 percentage point, resigned, unable to carry on. ing. AP Photo/Andrew Medichini comprising nearly 23 percent of although the margin of error is Italian journalist Gianluigi Nuzzi, With the scandal still fresh, “Holy Father, ... There is a is due out Thursday but an AttEnds U.S. adults. Within that group, higher for findings on individual Francis was elected in 2013 on a complete absence of transparen- an audience with the representa- dubbed “nones,” a growing religious traditions. advance copy was obtained mandate from his fellow cardi- cy in the bookkeeping both of the Tuesday by The Associated tives of the Union of Catholic share described themselves as —— nals to reform the Vatican and the Governorate,” atheist or agnostic, making the Pew Research Center: Press. Its publication, and that of bureaucracy and clean up its five international auditors wrote Entrepreneurs, in the Pope Paul a second book, come days after VI hall at the Vatican, Saturday. country less religious overall. http://www.pewresearch.org/ opaque finances. He set out Francis in June 2013, according At the same time, the report the Vatican arrested two mem- promptly by creating a commis- to Nuzzi’s book. “Costs are out of bers of Francis’ financial reform found growing strength among sion of eight experts to gather control.” evangelicals. The overall num- commission in an investigation information from all Vatican Citing emails, minutes of “intrigue, gossip, cliques, into stolen documents. ber of evangelicals rose to 62 CHURCH offices on the Holy See’s overall meetings, recorded private con- favoritism and partiality” and act- million people, or a quarter of The Vatican on Monday financial situation, which by that versations and memos, the book ing more like a royal court than described the books as “fruit of a the population, and evangelicals CTIVITIES time was dire. paints a picture of a Vatican an institution of service. Last were the only major Christian A grave betrayal of the trust given Monsignor Lucio Angel Vallejo bureaucracy entrenched in a cul- Christmas he delivered an infa- by the pope, and, as far as the group between 2007 and 2014 Balda, a high-ranking Vatican ture of mismanagement, waste mous dressing down of his closest to gain more members than they authors go, of an operation to official affiliated with the Opus and secrecy. collaborators, citing the “15 ail- Jay McCluskey will be the take advantage of a gravely illicit lost, Pew researchers said. speaker Thursday at 7 a.m. for Dei movement, and Francesca It might not be far off the mark ments of the Curia” that included Across major faith traditions, act of handing over confidential Chaouqui, an Italian public rela- given that Francis has repeatedly living “hypocritical” double lives the His Hands Extended devo- documentation.” the level of commitment varies. tional at Garden Plaza, 3500 tions executive, were both mem- and publicly warned the Roman and suffering from “spiritual Still, Pew found broad evidence “Publications of this nature do bers — and now are accused in Curia against engaging in Alzheimer’s.” Keith St.

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[If] it required additional cable “This action could result in reports involving the CU Electric animal or vehicle,” Borden or splicing, or anything that some Charter subscribers losing Division: explained. “We are able to define might interrupt service, we didn’t or receiving degraded services,” n Site work continued to regions of monitored areas that bother those.” Borden stated. “We feel the progress in September and result in a video alert. The video Borden described the contract [Cleveland Board of Public October on the Harrison building alerts are instantly streamed to as being part of the National Utilities] and the public should renovation which will be used for our smart phones for review. Joint Utilities Notification be aware of this potential issue.” CU equipment storage. Gravel When our personnel identify an System which works to provide, Borden briefed board members has been placed on the site. intruder, we contact the appro- and promote, efficient communi- on a history of the power supply Security fencing will be installed priate law enforcement agency to cation and work coordination metering issue. over the next two to three weeks. investigate.” while promoting cooperation and “When the Cleveland cable n All transmission line right- n Under the category of traffic partnering to manage pole trans- system was initially built, it was of-way easements have now been lighting, Borden reported a work fers, joint trench construction, communicated to Cleveland obtained on the Honorable Mayor order has been released to con- pole attachments and project Utilities that all the cable power Tom Rowland interchange at vert the signal heads at notification between cooperating supplies were of a consistent Stone Lake Road. The transmis- Georgetown Road and Harrison utility companies. load,” Borden explained. “At this sion poles are scheduled to be Pike to LED, and to raise the sig- Borden said the work so far time, one power supply was delivered within two weeks. Work nals. “The ‘No Turn on Red’ sign has totaled $15,325 in labor metered on Mimosa Drive N.W. will continue on transmission was removed for the westbound charges that will be billed to and a multiplier was added for line relocation. right-turn movement and was Charter. each unmetered power supply n The Tennessee Department replaced with a ‘Right on Red A Charter Communications connected to the electric system.” of Conservation has approved the Arrow’ sign after an engineering representative was not on hand He continued, “In 2006, we submitted environmental plan study revealed all conditions at Monday’s utility board meet- temporarily metered five different for this project. “This completed were met for this change,” ing to respond to the concerns or cable power supplies and found step allows us to secure the Borden explained. “The study to offer input. the loads to be very inconsistent. needed easements for the new also showed that the eastbound “After multiple requests for We then notified Charter section of distribution line,” turning north movement should Charter Communications to Communications of the need to Borden said. “The distribution remain a protected-only phase.” transfer to poles [that were meter each individual cable line design is 95 percent com- n Traffic Signal Coordinator changed out] that are over three power supply.” pleted. In-house engineering per- Tad Bacon has made timing years old, Cleveland Utilities Borden said for the next eight sonnel are conducting all the changes at North Lee Highway exercised our rights within the years CU requested Charter to design work.” and Paul Huff Parkway during pole attachment contract to complete the required metering n Installation of solar metering the afternoon peak from 5 to 6 transfer Charter’s cables to 26 “... with very little progress.” has been completed at the Bailey p.m. “Complaints of new traffic new poles,” Borden explained in The Electric Division vice pres- Company on 20th Street N.E. volumes coming from the his report. ident said on Nov. 7, 2014, he The company installed an Charleston area appear to be By paid contract, Charter notified Charter again of the need 11.5kW solar generation unit, generated from the Wacker plant shares poles with Cleveland to meter all power supplies. bringing CU’s solar customer addition,” Borden said. “In previ- Utilities for suspension of its “... I notified Charter with a total to eight. ous years, the majority of volume lines and transmission equip- deadline of Jan. 1, 2017, for all n The installation of security was northbound during the p.m. ment. non-metered cable power sup- cameras at CU’s Springbrook period and now the volumes are “We initially requested Charter plies to be metered or they and Mars Chocolate substations more balanced. We will continue identify their preference of a [would] be deemed an illegal con- now completes the utility’s sub- to observe this intersection to communications contractor, with nection to the power system and station security camera project. make sure the changes are work- no reply,” Borden said. “Our line disconnected,” Borden told the “Each camera can distinguish ing.” crew department worked 18 of board. the required transfers along The CU administrator said lit- Peerless Road and eight were tle progress has been made by worked in various locations of the cable company. the city. We did not work any of “Since the letter notification, the pending transfers that were we have seen very little progress, of a complicated nature.” with only four cable power sup- Borden added, “Charter plies being metered,” Borden Communications or a communi- said. “Last week, Charter con- cations contractor will be tacted our engineering depart- required to work these special ment, requesting to cut over one 7pm Monday through Thursday circumstances. As of this morn- more metered power supply.” ing (Nov. 2), Charter has 243 He added, “There is a great and 8am to 5pm on Friday pending pole transfers to work.” deal of work remaining to accom- Of the second concern involv- plish the required task to meter ing Charter, Borden said he has all cable power supplies. To date, given the cable company a dead- our records indicate Charter line of Jan. 1, 2017, to properly Communications has 75 meter its cable power supplies unmetered cable power supplies (boxes) that are attached to CU’s of a 216 total.” poles. If this is not done, CU will Borden said the project “... can consider them illegal connections be accomplished, but they’ll to the power system, and as such (Charter) have to put forth the they will be disconnected, effort.” Quality health care for the entire family since 2004 JA From Page 1

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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4, 2015 Kathy Griffin, 55. want to come out on top. There will be CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: Make changes plenty of opportunities through people DAY: Sean Combs, 46; Matthew based on need, not on emotion. It's you have worked with in the past, as McConaughey, 46; Ralph Macchio, 54; important to justify your actions if you well as paybacks from those you have helped along the way. Your innovative, relentless search for answers will result in success. Your numbers are 3, 17, 24, 29, 35, 37, 43. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Pick up Contract Bridge your pace and get back on track. Don't by Steve Becker be idle. Learn new skills or take on a mental challenge that will help you Hagar the Horrible choose a suitable direction. Set goals and strive to reach them. Negotiations will favor you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Emotional situations will escalate if you let words take over instead of letting your actions speak for you. Show the people around you how much you respect and care for them. Your humble and understanding approach will result in unexpected favors. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Get your home in order. It's important to secure your position and mark out your territory when dealing with people who might be Dilbert inclined to take advantage of you. A deal can be made, but consider the motives involved before you agree. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Check out the way others live or do things and incorporate the things that work into your lifestyle. A couple of subtle changes will make you more comfort- able and add to your convenience. A day trip will be enlightening. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You'll face opposition at home. You are best to stick to professional tasks and let your per- sonal situations calm down a bit. Go back to the drawing board and look for Garfield alternate ways to present what you want to do. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Observe and take a wait-and-see attitude when it comes to dealing with the people you see every day at home or at work. Using your intelligence and practicality will help you make the right decisions. Romance is encouraged. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Concentrate on what you can do to col- laborate with the people who share your concerns for your community or the environment. You can make a difference if you fight for change. A passionate and sincere plea will get good results. Beetle Bailey SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): An unusual situation will play out in your favor. Talking to people who have expe- rience, knowledge or something to offer will help you make a decision that could alter the way you move forward regard- ing a trip or home improvement. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be careful not to make promises you cannot keep. Too much of anything will backfire, causing you unwanted trouble with someone you deal with daily. Don't embellish a story or you will be held accountable. Focus on personal changes. Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): An By Conrad Day unusual prospect will turn into a money- maker. Review your plans and put them into motion. Don't get involved in a joint venture or with anyone who is unreliable or constantly changing his or her mind. Pick and choose your battles. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Listen attentively, but don't be too quick to fol- low someone else's lead. Make changes that will improve your personal or professional partnerships. Take a dis- ciplined approach to your goals in order to raise your standard of living. Choose your words wisely. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Your unusual ideas and persistent attitude will put you in the spotlight. Not every- one will agree with you, but as long as you follow your heart and are honest about your intentions, you will do okay. Romance is encouraged. Birthday Baby: You are determined and dedicated. You are fearless and adaptable. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, November 3, 2015— 7

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Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Adam Ruins Adam Ruins Adam Ruins Adam Ruins Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46Storage Wars Storage Storage Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars DISC 47Pacific Warriors ’ Å Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men “All In” (N) ’ (:02) Gold Rush ’ Å (:02) Yukon Men “All In” ’ (12:04) Gold Rush ’ Å NGC 48Dirty Rotten Survival Live Free or Die Live Free or Die Dirty Rotten Survival Live Free or Die Live Free or Die (N) Dirty Rotten Survival (N) Live Free or Die Dirty Rotten Survival TRAV 49Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods America Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Booze Traveler (N) Å Hotel Impossible (N) Å Bizarre Foods America Booze Traveler Å FOOD 50Contessa Sweet Spot Pioneer Wo. Trisha’s Sou. Chopped “Time & Space” Chopped Chopped Junior (N) Chopped “Every ’wich Way” Chopped “Tailgate Fate” (N) Chopped Chopped Chopped “Every ’wich Way” HGTV 51Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Hunters Hunters Int’l Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å ANPL 52River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ Å River Monsters ’ Å River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ Å (:01) River Monsters Search for the greatest river monster. (:03) River Monsters Å (12:04) River Monsters Å FAM 53The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle ›› “Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous” (2005) Sandra Bullock. (:45) ›› “Paul Blart: Mall Cop” (2009) Kevin James, Jayma Mays. The 700 Club ’ Å› “Zookeeper” (2011) DISN 54Girl Meets Girl Meets Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. (5:50) “Another Cinderella Story” (2008) ’ Bunk’d Å Liv-Mad. Best Friends Jessie Å I Didn’t Do It K.C. Under. Liv-Mad. Girl Meets Jessie Å Good-Charlie Good-Charlie NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Alvinnn!!! and Alvinnn!!! and Nicky, Ricky Henry Danger Thundermans Thundermans iCarly ’ iCarly ’ Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends (:33) Friends TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Ninjago Mstr Ninjago Mstr Teen Titans We Bare Gumball Regular Show King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Bonanza “Look to the Stars” (:09) Bewitched Å Bewitched Facts of Life Facts of Life Facts of Life Facts of Life Facts of Life Raymond Raymond Jim Gaffigan Jim Gaffigan King King King King AMC 58(3:00) ››› “300” (2007) Gerard Butler. ››› “Kill Bill: Vol. 1” (2003, Action) Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu. ‘R’ ››› “Kill Bill: Vol. 2” (2004, Action) Uma Thurman, David Carradine. ‘R’ ››› “Kill Bill: Vol. 2” (2004, Action) Uma Thurman. ‘R’ TCM 59The Hunters ›› “The Angry Hills” (1959, War) Robert Mitchum. Å Dick Cavett Actor Robert Mitchum. Å›› “Lady of the Night” (:15) ›› “A Lady of Chance” (1928) (:45) ›››› “The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg” He-Slapped HALL 60“Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade” (2012, Romance) ›› “Angels Sing” (2013, Drama) Harry Connick Jr. “Christmas at Cartwright’s” (2014, Drama) Alicia Witt. “A Bride for Christmas” (2012) Arielle Kebbel. “Most Wonderful” OXYGEN 61Back for More Fix My Mom “No Escape” Back for More Back for More Back for More (:01) Fix My Mom (N) (:01) Pretty. Strong. (N) Back for More (12:01) Fix My Mom BRAVO 62Below Deck Below Deck Below Deck “Fire!” Below Deck Housewives/OC Below Deck (N) The People’s Couch (N) Happens Below Deck Couch SYFY 63›› “Underworld: Evolution” (2006) Kate Beckinsale. Å›› “Underworld: Rise of the Lycans” (2009) Å››› “Skyfall” (2012, Action) Daniel Craig, Judi Dench, Javier Bardem. Å››› “Fright Night” (2011, Horror) Anton Yelchin. Å SPIKE 64Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Sweat Inc. ’ Sweat Inc. ’ Sweat Inc. (N) ’ Sweat Inc. ’ Sweat Inc. ’ COM 65Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Nightly Show Daily Show Drunk History ›› “The Campaign” (2012) Will Ferrell, Zach Galifianakis. Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 (N) Drunk History Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight (:31) Tosh.0 MTV 66(:15) New Girl “Fired Up” ’ New Girl ’ (:25) New Girl Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Follow the Follow the ›› “Bring It On: Fight to the Finish” (2009, Comedy) ’ Finding Carter (N) ’ (:01) ›› “Bring It On: Fight to the Finish” (2009) ’ VH1 67Behind/Music ATL: The Untold Story of Atlanta’s Rise Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood Couples Therapy ’ Black Ink Crew: Chicago ’››› “Boyz N the Hood” (1991, Drama) Larry Fishburne, Ice Cube. ’ Kingdom CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› “Road House” (1989, Action) Patrick Swayze, Kelly Lynch, Sam Elliott. Å Steve Austin’s Broken Skull BET 69House/Payne House/Payne House/Payne House/Payne Martin Å Martin Å Martin Å›› “Madea’s Family Reunion” (2006) Tyler Perry, Blair Underwood. Being Mary Jane (N) Being Mary Jane The Wendy Williams Show SCIENCE 83NASA’s Unexplained Files NASA’s Unexplained Files NASA’s Unexplained Files NASA’s Unexplained Files NASA’s Unexplained Files How the Universe Works (N) NASA’s Unexplained Files NASA’s Unexplained Files How the Universe Works ’ CSPAN2 85(3:00) U.S. Senate The Senate assembles for a legislative session. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ EWTN 100Cat Chat With Jesus Super Saints Choices EWTN News Seek-Exper. Daily Mass - Olam Mother Angelica Live EWTN News Holy Rosary Threshold of Hope Catechism Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 ’ Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds “Perennials” Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds “Lockdown” Criminal Minds ’ Saving Hope ’ Å Saving Hope “Heartsick” ’ DISXD 117Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Yo-Kai Watch Toy-TERROR! Droid Tales Lab Rats Lab Rats Gravity Falls Star-For. Wander Pickle-Peanut Gravity Falls Star-Rebels Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Star-For. Wander GSN 144Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud The Chase “Teen Beast” Family Feud Family Feud “The Asylum” Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Eat St. Å Eat St. Å MasterChef Canada ’ MasterChef Canada ’ MasterChef Canada ’ MasterChef Canada ’ MasterChef Canada ’ Taco Trip Taco Trip Good Eats Good Eats MasterChef Canada ’ WE 163Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order “Girlfriends” Law & Order “Pro Se” ’ Law & Order “Homesick” ’ Law & Order “Aftershock” Law & Order “Causa Mortis” Law & Order “I.D.” Å Law & Order “Good Girl” ’ GALA 217Noticiero Con Paola Rojas Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo La Rosa de Guadalupe Durmiendo Durmiendo Durmiendo María María María Durmiendo Noticiero Con Joaquin Durmiendo TELE 223María Celeste Caso Cerrado Caso Cerrado Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Celia (N) ’ (SS) Bajo el Mismo Cielo (N) ’ Señora Acero (N) ’ (SS) Al Rojo Vivo Titulares Bajo el Mismo Cielo (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. Muchacha Italiana Viene Antes Muerta que Lichita (N) Pasión y Poder (N) Yo No Creo en los Hombres Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Engine Power Scan All 43 NASCAR America (N) Å Pro Ftb Talk Fantasy Ftb NHL Top 10 NHL Live (N) ’ (Live) NHL Hockey at St. Louis Blues. (N Subject to Blackout) NHL Overtime NHL Rivals Blazers Review DLC 319Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Trauma: Seconds to Live ’ Trauma: Seconds to Live ’ NY ER Å NY ER Å NY ER Å NY ER Å Save My Life: Boston NY ER Å NY ER Å NY ER Å NY ER Å Tuesday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WDEF) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 10 p.m. on (WRCB) 10 p.m. on (WTVC) 10 p.m. on (WDEF) NCIS iZombie Chicago Fire Wicked City Limitless David McCallum just can’t stay away from Liz (Rose McIver) gets a big dose of com- The firefighters typically circle the wagons This show’s producers have maintained that An intended sick day turns out to be some- secrets: He became a television legend petitive spirit as she probes the death of a around one of their own when it’s needed, music will be a major part of it, and the new thing quite different for Brian (Jake McDor- as spy Illya Kuryakin on “The Man From junior sports team’s coach in the new epi- and such an occasion arises in the new episode “Running With the Devil” confirms man) in the new episode “Brian Finch’s U.N.C.L.E.,” and his current character sode “Love & Basketball.” The major shot of episode “Your Day Is Coming,” Herrmann it by including rock veteran Joe Walsh in Black Op,” as he’s kidnapped by the CIA to Ducky turns out to be a member of a se- adrenalin she intakes prompts her to boost (David Eigenberg) tries to determine how the role of a music-video director. Jack and use his abilities on an assignment. He’s not cret group of cold-case investigators in the Major’s (Robert Buckley) spirits in a ... well, to reopen the suddenly shuttered Molly’s. Paco (Jeremy Sisto, Gabriel Luna) find out happy about the situation, and even unhap- new episode “16 Years.” He discloses his major way. Blaine and Ravi (David Anders, Despite having a very bad day, Severide who the serial killer is targeting next, and pier when it takes unexpected turns that he involvement to his NCIS teammates while Rahul Kohli) become partners by force to (Taylor Kinney) delves further into an arson they try to reach the would-be victim first. can’t rely on his usual FBI allies to get him probing the murder of a retired Navy officer. re-create the cure. Babineaux (Malcolm case. Jon Seda crosses over in his “Chica- Kent (Ed Westwick) worries about factoring out of. Jennifer Carpenter, Mary Elizabeth Jessica Walter (“Arrested Development”) Goodwin) gets an unexpected visitor. go P.D.” role. Rachel Nichols (“Continuum”) an uncertain Betty (Erika Christensen) into Mastrantonio and Hill Harper also star. and Richard Riehle guest-star as other co- guest stars. Jesse Spencer also stars. his plans. vert sleuths.

WEDNESDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING NOVEMBER 4, 2015 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Entertainment Inside Edition The Mysteries of Laura (N) Law & Order: SVU Chicago PD (N) ’ News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Destined Win I Will Bless the Lord at All Times Graham Classic Crusades Trinity Family Turning Point Prince By Faith Praise the Lord (N) (Live) Å Graham J. Duplantis WTNB 5Around Town Body Wesley UMC First Baptist Church Gaither Gospel Hour ’ Westmore Church of God Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Judge Mathis ’ Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Mod Fam Family Feud Family Feud The Middle Arrow “Haunted” (N) Å Supernatural “Thin Lizzie” FOX61 First Crazy Talk Hollywood Tosh.0 Å Anger Paid Program WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Penguins: Spy in the Huddle Earth’s Natural Wonders (N) NOVA (N) ’ Å (DVS) Brain-David Eagleman Your Inner Fish ’ Å Super Skyscrapers Å DAYSTAR 8JP Jackson Bill Winston Time-Hope Reflections Amazing Creflo Dollar David Reagan John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni Lamb Marcus and Joni Supernatural Dr Murdock Z. Levitt K. Copeland Life Today Joyce Meyer WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) The 49th Annual CMA Awards Honoring country music industry members. (N) Å News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Curious Curious World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Earth’s Natural Wonders (N) NOVA (N) ’ Å (DVS) Brain-David Eagleman Craftsman’s World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WDSIFOX 11 ››› “Defence of the Realm” (1985) Gabriel Byrne. Å›› “The Man in the Iron Mask” (1998, Adventure) Å› “You Can’t Win ’Em All” (1970) Tony Curtis. Å›› “The Sea Wolf” (1993) Charles Bronson. Å››› “The Bounty” (1984) WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show ’ Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Survivor “Play to Win” (N) Criminal Minds “Pariahville” Code Black “In Extremis” News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Gourmet Holiday Heartfelt Holidays W/Valerie You’re Home With Jill (N) In the Kitchen With David Tools and techniques to create delicious dishes; host David Venable. (N) Judith Ripka Jewelry CSPAN 14(3:00) House Session (N) ’ (Live) Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods “Friendly Fire” Blue Bloods “Innocence” ’ Blue Bloods ’ Å Person of Interest ’ Å Person of Interest ’ Å Person of Interest “Firewall” Person of Interest ’ Å Manhattan “Overlord” Å How I Met How I Met HSN 16Deck the Halls (N) Deck the Halls (N) Deck the Halls (N) Toy & Electronic Gifts Holiday Treats (N) Deck the Halls (N) Deck the Halls (N) Electronic Gifts “HP” (N) Curations Caravan Fashions E! 23Sex-City Sex-City Botched “Breast Greedy” Botched Å E! News (N) Å Christina Milian Turned Up Botched “Breast Greedy” Botched Å E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24House “Damned if You Do” House ’ Å House “Fidelity” ’ Å House “Poison” ’ Å›› “Way of the Dragon” (1972, Action) Bruce Lee. Å Car-Year Car-Year Car-Year Car-Year Car-Year Way-Dragon LIFE 25Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA (N) Å (:02) Little Women: LA (N) (:02) Little Women: LA Å (12:02) Little Women: LA TLC 26Fat Fabulous Fat Fabulous Fat Fabulous Fat Fabulous Fat Fabulous Fat Fabulous Fabulous: Extra My Big Fat Fabulous Life “Whitney Live: No B.S.” (N) Coach Coach Late Joy My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ Å TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan Å The Office ’ Conan Å TNT 28Castle “Always” ’ Castle “After the Storm” ’ Castle ’ Å (DVS) Castle ’ Å (DVS) ›› “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” (2010) Nicolas Cage. Å (DVS) ›› “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” (2010) Nicolas Cage. Å (DVS) USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam NCIS: Los Angeles ’ FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ››› “Elysium” (2013, Science Fiction) Matt Damon, Jodie Foster. ››› “Captain America: The First Avenger” (2011, Action) Chris Evans. American Horror Story: Hotel American Horror Story: Hotel The Bastard Executioner ESPN 31NFL Live (N) Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å NBA NBA Basketball New York Knicks at Cleveland Cavaliers. (N) (Live) NBA Basketball at . (N) (Live) ESPN2 32UEFA Soccer ESPN FC (N) SportsNation (N) Å Around/Horn Interruption Baseball Tonight (N) Å College Football Ohio at Bowling Green. (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å FSTN 33UEFA Soccer Postgame Game 365 Monster Jam (N) College Football Georgia Tech at Virginia. From Scott Stadium in Charlottesville, Va. ACC Gridiron Live (N) Snapshot Driven UEFA Soccer SEC 34Women’s College Soccer SEC Now (N) Women’s College Soccer SEC Tournament: Teams TBA. SEC Now (N) Women’s College Soccer SEC Tournament: Teams TBA. SEC Featured SEC Inside SEC Film Rm College Football GOLF 35College Golf Golfing World Euro Tour Golf Central Schwab Cup School of Golf (N) Inside PGA Learning Golf Central PGA Tour Golf WGC-HSBC Champions, First Round. (N) (Live) FS1 36UEFA Soccer Postgame Best I Herd NASCAR Race Hub (N) (Live) Pregame Garbage UFC Tonight (N) Å The Ultimate Fighter Å The Ultimate Fighter (N) ’ FOX Sports Live (N) Å FOX Sports Live (N) Å FSSE 37NBA Basketball Georgia So. Georgia Buddy Pough Driven Hawks Live! NBA Basketball Brooklyn Nets at Atlanta Hawks. (N Subject to Blackout) Hawks Live! NBA Basketball Brooklyn Nets at Atlanta Hawks. WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Weather Caught on Camera Tornado Alley Tornado Alley Tornado Alley Tornado Alley Å CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) Jay Leno’s Garage Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Jay Leno’s Garage (N) Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å MSNBC 40MSNBC Live W/ Kate Snow MTP Daily (N) MSNBC Live (N) Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper The Situation Room (N) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) This Is Life With Lisa Ling CNN Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 Å This Is Life With Lisa Ling HDLN 42Dr. Drew Forensic File Forensic File The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) This Is Life With Lisa Ling Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File This Is Life With Lisa Ling FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Special Report Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor Å The Kelly File HIST 44American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ American Pickers (N) Å (:03) American Pickers ’ (:03) Great Wild North Å (12:01) American Pickers ’ TRUTV 45Top 20 Most Shocking Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Road Spill (N) Road Spill (N) Carbonaro Carbonaro A&E 46The First 48: Misfortune The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 “Dead Wrong” To Be Announced To Be Announced (:02) The First 48 ’ Å (12:01) The First 48 Å DISC 47Alaskan Bush People Å Alaskan Bush People Å Alaskan Bush People Å Alaskan Bush People Å Alaskan Bush: Off Grid Alaskan Bush People (N) ’ Pacific Warriors: Lore (:01) Alaskan Bush People (12:02) Alaskan Bush People NGC 48Border Wars Border Wars Border Wars Underworld, Inc. Drugs, Inc. Drugs, Inc. (N) Drugs, Inc. (N) Drugs, Inc. Drugs, Inc. TRAV 49Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown (N) Expedition Unknown Å Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Expedition Unknown Å FOOD 50Contessa Contessa Pioneer Wo. Southern Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Cutthroat Kitchen Cutthroat Kitchen (N) Cutthroat Kitchen (N) My. Diners My. Diners My. Diners My. Diners Cutthroat Kitchen HGTV 51Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers -- Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers Å Property Brothers (N) Å Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers Å Property Brothers Å ANPL 52To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced FAM 53Last-Standing Last-Standing › “Zookeeper” (2011, Comedy) Kevin James, Leslie Bibb. ›› “Paul Blart: Mall Cop” (2009, Comedy) Kevin James. ›› “17 Again” (2009, Comedy) Zac Efron, Leslie Mann. The 700 Club ’ Å›› “Liar Liar” (1997) DISN 54Bunk’d Å Bunk’d Å Austin & Ally Austin & Ally Girl Meets Girl Meets Best Friends Bunk’d Å››› “Enchanted” (2007) Amy Adams. ’ ‘PG’ Å K.C. Under. Liv-Mad. Girl Meets Jessie Å So Raven So Raven NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Alvinnn!!! and Alvinnn!!! and Nicky, Ricky Henry Danger Thundermans Thundermans Bella Game Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Ninjago Mstr Ninjago Mstr Teen Titans We Bare Gumball Regular Show King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Bonanza “The Gamble” (:09) Bewitched Å Bewitched Facts of Life Facts of Life Facts of Life (:12) The Facts of Life Å Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(3:00) ›› “Black Dog” ››› “Kill Bill: Vol. 2” (2004, Action) Uma Thurman, David Carradine. ‘R’ ›› “Rumble in the Bronx” (1995) Jackie Chan. ‘R’ ›› “Jackie Chan’s First Strike” (1996) Jackie Chan. “Police Story III: Supercop” TCM 59(3:15) Arena “Girl Who Had Everything” (:45) ››› “Five Miles to Midnight” (1963, Drama) Sophia Loren. Å “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” (:45) ›››› “Gone With the Wind” (1939, Romance) Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Leslie Howard. Å HALL 60“Christmas at Cartwright’s” (2014, Drama) Alicia Witt. ››› “The Most Wonderful Time of the Year” (2008) ››› “A Boyfriend for Christmas” (2004) Kelli Williams. “A Very Merry Mix-Up” (2013) Alicia Witt, Mark Wiebe. “One Christmas Eve” (2014) OXYGEN 61(3:59) Snapped Å Snapped “Pamela Phillips” Snapped Å Snapped “Shriya Patel” Snapped Å Snapped “Marcia Kelly” Snapped “Sarah Kolb” Snapped “Linda Pedroza” Snapped “Michelle Hetzel” BRAVO 62Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Happens Housewives/OC Million LA SYFY 63Paranormal Witness Å Paranormal Witness Å Paranormal Witness Å Ghost Hunters ’ Å Ghost Hunters ’ Å Ghost Hunters (N) ’ Å Paranormal Witness (N) Ghost Hunters ’ Å Paranormal Witness Å SPIKE 64(3:00) ›› “The Mummy Returns” (2001) Brendan Fraser. ›› “The Scorpion King” (2002, Adventure) The Rock. ’››› “The Mummy” (1999, Adventure) Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah. ’›› “The Mummy Returns” (2001) Brendan Fraser. ’ COM 65Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Nightly Show Daily Show South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Moonbeam Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight South Park MTV 66(:15) New Girl “Cruise” ’ New Girl ’ (:25) New Girl Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Show ’ Are You the One? ’ Follow the Follow the Ridiculous. Ridiculous. VH1 67(3:30) ››› “Boyz N the Hood” (1991) Larry Fishburne. Black Ink Crew: Chicago ’ Couples Therapy ’ Couples Therapy ’ Couples Therapy ’ Couples Therapy (N) ’› “Big Daddy” (1999) Adam Sandler. Premiere. ’ CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› “The Proposal” (2009) Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds. Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Cops Rel. BET 69House/Payne House/Payne House/Payne House/Payne Martin Å Martin Å Martin Å›› “Roll Bounce” (2005, Comedy-Drama) Bow Wow, Chi McBride. The Westbrooks (N) Roomie Lover Friends (N) The Wendy Williams Show SCIENCE 83How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science All-American Makers All-American Makers (N) ’ Outrageous Acts of Science All-American Makers CSPAN2 85(3:00) U.S. Senate The Senate assembles for a legislative session. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ EWTN 100(3:00) Cathedrals Across America (N) EWTN News Seek-Exper. Daily Mass - Olam EWTN Live Praying for sins. EWTN News Holy Rosary Religious Vaticano The Catholic Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Law & Order “America, Inc.” Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “Positive” ’ Law & Order “Kingmaker” Law & Order “Hindsight” ’ Law & Order “Invaders” ’ Law & Order “Fame” Å Law & Order “Avatar” Å Law & Order “Home Sweet” DISXD 117Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Yo-Kai Watch Lab Rats “Pants on Fire” (2014, Comedy) Bradley Steven Perry. Kirby Buckets Gamer’s G. Lab Rats Star-Rebels Droid Tales Star-Rebels Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Kirby Buckets Gamer’s G. 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Department of Education says a Authorities say the boy was treated at a hospital, where his suburban Chicago school district shot Monday afternoon in the condition improved from critical is violating the rights of a trans- head and back. to stable on Sunday. Dallas NATIONAL BRIEFS gender student in refusing to The Cook County medical police did not have an update on allow her unrestricted use of a examiner’s office said the boy his condition Monday. Police say girls’ locker room. was pronounced dead after Eh also tried, but failed, to force N.M. police officer’s funeral Johnson had most, but not all, Opening arguments are sched- The student filed a federal emergency responders arrived at her 12-year-old daughter and a of a benign brain tumor removed uled for Tuesday in the murder expected to draw hundreds complaint against Palatine the scene. 7-year-old son to ingest the poi- in 2008, and a recent MRI revealed trial of Hummelstown police offi- Township School District 211, Chief of Detectives son. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — up to 20 percent of his brain tissue cer Lisa Mearkle, who fatally shot A highly decorated Albuquerque asking for access to the locker Constantine Andrews said late According to an arrest warrant was also removed. An appeal to 59-year-old David Kassick. The room without limits. The district Monday that prior to the shoot- affidavit, the 7-year-old boy told police officer and former Army the U.S. Supreme Court claims shooting was captured by a cam- Ranger who was fatally shot in had proposed a compromise that ing, an unknown number of indi- authorities: “My mom wants to the brain tumor and damage, era attached to the officer’s stun would allow access, but require viduals were in the alley where kill us with poison powder that of duty will be laid to rest combined with the execution drug, gun. Tuesday, with hundreds expect- the student to change and show- the boy’s body was found. They kills ants and stuff.” could cause a violent and painful Police say Mearkle shocked er in a separate area. left the scene after the shooting. That boy also told authorities ed to pay their respects to the seizure upon injection. A second Kassick four times with the stun police veteran. Education Department Andrews says it wasn’t imme- that his mother had put ant poi- appeal, to the Missouri Supreme gun, then shot him twice in the Assistant Secretary for Civil diately clear if the child was tar- son in a spoon, added water and The funeral for Officer Daniel Court, claims Johnson’s life back as he lay face down after a Webster — described by col- Rights Catherine Lhamon on geted or if the shooting was a tried to force his brother to drink should be spared because he is traffic stop. The defense says Monday said District 211 is not case of the boy being at the it. He said his brother didn’t leagues as one of the city’s “finest mentally disabled. Mearkle thought Kassick was officers” — will be held at the following the law because the dis- wrong place at the wrong time. want to drink it and held his The Missouri Attorney General’s reaching for a weapon. trict continues to deny a female Authorities say no arrests have mouth closed so their mother Albuquerque Convention Center. office says both claims are without The incident began when she Webster, who was 47, died student the right to use the girls’ been made in connection with slapped the 4-year-old on the merit. attempted to stop Kassick for locker room. the shooting. cheek, causing him to cry. Eh Thursday at University of New Johnson was convicted of three expired inspection and emissions Mexico hospital from injuries Lhamon went on to day the Dallas mother accused of forcing then put the spoon in his mouth. counts of first-degree murder for stickers and he sped away. district can provide access to the The 12-year-old girl told sustained from a shooting a little killing 46-year-old Mary Bratcher, The 37-year-old officer is 4-year-old to eat poison more than a week earlier. student while also respecting all authorities that her mother had 57-year-old Mable Scruggs and charged with third-degree mur- students’ privacy. DALLAS (AP) — A Dallas moth- told them earlier in the day that Police say he had stopped 58-year-old Fred Jones during a der. er accused of forcing her 4-year- Davon Lymon outside a pharma- In a statement, Superintendent she was going to kill them and closing-time robbery of a Casey’s Daniel Cates says District 211 old son to drink ant poison after herself, the affidavit says. cy for riding a motorcycle with a Cartel enforcer gets life sentence General Store in Columbia on Feb. does not agree with the telling her three children that she Neighbor Nay Thaw, a friend of stolen license plate when Lymon for 9 California killings 12, 1994. Johnson wanted money Education Department’s stance. planned to kill them and herself the family, told CBS 11, that Eh opened fired. VISALIA, Calif. (AP) — A self- to buy drugs, authorities said. has been charged with attempted “treated her children well, when I Gov. Susana Martinez and described enforcer for a Mexican Child shot as he walked All three workers were beaten to capital murder. met her.” local leaders plan to attend the drug cartel was sentenced to life death with a claw hammer, but through Chicago alley Paw Eh, 31, was arrested Child Protective Services funeral for Webster. in prison without the possibility Bratcher was also stabbed at least CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago Saturday. She remained in spokeswoman Marleigh Meisner Elton John reflects on past year 10 times with a screwdriver and of parole Monday after pleading police say a 9-year-old boy was Dallas County jail on $500,000 guilty to killing nine people in said Eh did not have a history at annual AIDS gala Jones was shot in the face. fatally shot in the Auburn bond on Monday. She did not with the agency, and that all Johnson hid the bodies in a cooler. California over three decades. Gresham neighborhood on the have an attorney listed. NEW YORK (AP) — Elton John three of her children have been He was arrested after police Authorities say Jose Manuel city’s South Side. The 4-year-old child was being says changes in this country over taken into CPS custody. found a bank bag, stolen money Martinez, 53, admitted to several the past year have positively and store receipts at Johnson’s other killings across the country affected the LGBT community, home. in service of a cartel he refuses to including the Supreme Court’s identify. decision on marriage equality. 2 teen suspects shot by Martinez was sentenced in But he says “there’s more history Milwaukee police Tulare Superior Court, 230 miles to be made” in the fight against MILWAUKEE (AP) — The southeast of San Francisco. He HIV/AIDS. Milwaukee Police Department pleaded guilty Oct. 6 to nine John made his remarks at “An says two 17-year-old suspects murder charges. In exchange, Enduring Vision: A Benefit for were shot and injured by police prosecutors said they wouldn’t the Elton John AIDS on the city’s north side. pursue the death penalty. Foundation,” Monday night in Milwaukee police say two bicy- The 18-page plea agreement he New York. cle officers were investigating a signed said Martinez was nick- To rousing applause, John told suspicious vehicle without named “El Mano Negra,” which is the crowd that each person with license plates around 8:40 p.m. Spanish for “The Black Hand.” HIV/AIDS is “an individual that Monday when they found three Court documents allege that he deserves dignity.” suspects. Police say one of the paid musicians to write songs Before the event, John and suspects was clearly armed and about “El Mano Negra.” husband David Furnish spoke exchanged gunfire with the offi- The plea deal shows Martinez candidly about the organization’s cers when he was approached. confessing to being hired as an role in the fight against the dis- Two of the suspects, both 17- 18-year-old to kill a Lindsay, ease and strides being made in year-old males from Milwaukee, California, man in 1980. prevention. were shot by the officers and Martinez said he was paid to kill They also talked about the taken to a hospital. The third David Bedolla, which he did by recording artist’s upcoming suspect, an 18-year-old West shooting him in the head while album. John hinted he’s writing Allis man, was arrested at the Bedolla was driving to work 35 a new Broadway musical. scene, but he and the officers years ago with his wife and two Colorado Springs gunman’s video weren’t injured. other people. Martinez said he Police say they recovered two wasn’t told why he was hired to showed no signs of violence handguns and drugs. They say kill Bedolla, 23. He went on to COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. the vehicle was stolen in October kill eight more people in (AP) — The man who fatally shot during a burglary on the city’s California for a variety of rea- three people during a rampage south side. sons. He was once paid $8,000 through the streets of Colorado Both officers have been placed for a hit. Another time he said he Springs gave no indication he on administrative leave pending received $7,000. was planning violence in a an investigation. He said he also killed a small- strange video he posted online California storm brings rain, time drug dealer who owed him two days earlier. $2,000, and killed a neighbor Noah Harpham, 33, instead snow, highway pileup who wouldn’t stop parking in his expressed displeasure with his BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) — driveway. father for allegedly falling under The first winter-like storm of the Martinez confessed to shooting the sway of a preacher whose season brought rain and snow to Santiago Perez, 56, in the head controversial church emphasizes California on Monday, triggering while he and his four young chil- signs of God’s miracles and traffic accidents including a 20- dren were sleeping in their supernatural healing. Harpham vehicle crash in the southern San Pixley, California, home in   can be seen pacing around his Joaquin Valley when gusts ahead February 2000. Several weeks apartment in the minute-long of the front whipped up dust. later, Perez’s widow and Martinez “video blog” post. The big collision happened were living together. Martinez Authorities identified Harpham shortly after noon on southbound Dignified Services at also confessed to killing the Realistic Prices! as the gunman on Monday but a State Route 99 a few miles south widow’s brother in 1982.    motive for the downtown shoot- of Bakersfield, said California 2415 Georgetown Road, NE Touring rehab, Obama calls for cookeshometowngrocer.com     ings, which happened Saturday Highway Patrol Scott Jobinger. or find us on facebook 473-2620 in broad daylight, remained Traffic backed up for three miles. 2nd chances after prison unknown. Adding to the list Five people with minor injuries NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — unanswered questions was were taken to hospitals, Kern President Barack Obama toured Harpham’s video, in which he County Fire Department a drug rehab and met with for- shows no weapons and makes no spokesman Tyler Townsend said. mer inmates Monday in the threats. There were no serious injuries. rough-and-tumble city of Witnesses said Harpham had a The cold front from the Pacific Newark, calling on the nation to rifle in one hand and a revolver in Northwest dropped a half-inch of ensure those regaining their free- the other when he first killed a rain in San Francisco and an dom get a second chance instead bicyclist. He then calmly walked inch or more in other Bay Area of a return ticket to prison. less than a mile and fatally shot cities. Power outages and traffic Although his visit boosted his two women on the porch of a accidents were widespread across campaign for a criminal justice sobriety house. Harpham was the region. overhaul, it also pulled the presi- then killed in a gunbattle with Two roads in Livermore were dent into a war of words with police. closed by mudslides late Monday presidential candidate and GOP Colorado Springs police late afternoon, authorities said. Gov. Chris Christie. Monday identified the victims as By early evening, the storm “There are people who have Andrew Alan Myers, 35; Jennifer had moved into Southern gone through tough times, Michelle Vasquez, 42; and California. they’ve made mistakes, but with Christina Rose Baccus-Gallela, Stormy weather also dumped a little bit of help, they can get on 34. rain across most of northern the right path,” Obama said at Harpham struggled with alco- Nevada, caused temporary power Rutgers University’s law school. holism, which his mother chron- outages around Reno and Lake “It’s not too late.” icled extensively in her book, Tahoe and triggered a strong On a gritty street in downtown “Sober Mercies: How Love wind advisory as far south as Las Newark — a city beset by violent Caught Up With a Christian Vegas. crime and policing challenges — Drunk.” But police have not said Chains or snow tires were Obama made an afternoon stop whether there was any link required on most mountain high- at Integrity House, a state-fund- between his substance abuse ways around Lake Tahoe on the ed drug and residential treat- problems and the fact that two of California-Nevada border. The ment center. Obama held up the his victims were women who Kirkwood Mountain Resort in facility as “a model for the good themselves were in addiction California reported a foot of snow. work that’s being done sporadi- recovery. Elsewhere in California’s cally around the nation.” He also Mid-Missouri man faces mountains, storm warnings for met privately with former prison- heavy snow were in effect until ers, a parole officer and a federal execution for gruesome killings late night for the Sierra Nevada judge to hear more about obsta- ST. LOUIS (AP) — The crime from Yosemite to Kings Canyon. cles to rehabilitation. was stunningly gruesome: three About 5 inches of snow had fallen Aiming to divert some of convenience store workers in above 9,000 feet by early evening Obama’s limelight to himself, central Missouri beaten to death and snow levels were expected to Christie spent the day in with a claw hammer during a fall to 5,000 feet. Camden, New Jersey, where he robbery. Snow in the Sierra is vital to met with community and police It didn’t take police long after drought-stricken California, leaders and touted the city as a the crime to track down the which significantly relies on a national model for police reform. killer, a frequent customer of the winter snowpack to feed reser- In 2013, the city disbanded its Columbia store, Ernest Lee voirs. police force and replaced it with a Johnson. Pennsylvania police officer’s county-run department. No More than 21 years later, longer bound by union contracts, Johnson, now 55, is scheduled to murder trial to begin the department has emphasized die Tuesday evening at the state HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — community policing, with more prison in Bonne Terre. He would Prosecutors say a central officers and improved communi- be the 26th person executed in Pennsylvania police officer ty engagement. the U.S. this year and the sev- deserves to go to prison for enth in Missouri. Only Texas, shooting an unarmed motorist in U.S.: School district violated with 12, has performed more the back. The officer’s lawyer transgender student’s rights executions. calls it a case of self-defense. CHICAGO (AP) — The U.S. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, November 3, 2015— 9 TUESDAY

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Lee soccer well represented in GSC From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION announced on Monday by the make the team. (9/23). With 70-career goals, she Valdosta State in a 1-0 victory on son. Birmingham, Ala. — Lee first- GSC office. GSC Player of the Year currently stands second all-time 9/18. Player of the Year: Chloe year soccer coach Chris West Florida led All-GSC selec- North Alabama forward Chloe in UNA program history. GSC Coach of the Year Richards, North Alabama Hennessey has been tions with a total of six Richards earned GSC GSC Co-Freshmen of Lee interim head coach Co-Freshmen of the voted GSC Coach of the student-athletes on the Player of the Year for the the Year Chris Hennessey was Year: Kylie Huey (North Year by the coach of the 32-member team, second-consecutive year. North Alabama for- named the GSC Coach of Alabama) and Melissa Gulf South Conference. including four on the She again led the GSC in ward Kylie Huey and the Year after leading the Tammi (Christian Four of his players, First Team. Christian goals (29), points (60), Christian Brothers mid- Lady Flames to an 11-4-2 Brothers) senior Laura Thacker, Brothers had five total, goals-per-game (1.73) fielder Melissa Tammi record, including a 10-2 Coach of the Year: junior Kinsey Cichowitz, including a league-high and points-per-game both earned GSC conference record. No. 25 Chris Hennessey, Lee and sophomores Summer four on the Second (3.6), ranking second in Freshman of the Year LU, which was voted the Lee garners GSC Lanter and Meagan Team, while both Lee and all of NCAA Division II in accolades. Huey scored GSC Preseason Favorite top honors Newman were selected as North Alabama had four all said categories, except seven goals and regis- by the head coaches, and BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — first-team GSC. West each. UNA had two First GPG, in which she cur- tered four assists for an in its first season of NCAA Alabama Huntsville Teamers and two Second rently leads the nation. 18-point regular season. Division II eligibility, placed a conference-high Florida turned in a con- Thacker ference-high six student- hennessey Teamers. Union placed The senior scored in all She was second on UNA earned a national ranking halsall six student-athletes on athletes on the 2015 All- three on the team, while but two matches this reg- in points. Tammi turned by the NSCAA, and will the 2015 All-GSC Men’s GSC Women’s Soccer Team, North Shorter, Alabama-Huntsville, ular season, which included nine in a 10-point season, scoring four enter as the second seed in the Soccer Team, Lee’s David Perez Alabama’s Chloe Richards again Valdosta State, West Alabama and multi-goal performances and a goals with two assists. She scored GSC Tournament as it will kick off earned top player accolades, as West Georgia, all had two each five-goal outburst against Shorter the game-winning goal against its first-ever NCAA DII postsea- See LEE, Page 11 Collins’ lament: ‘I let my heart Turnovers get in the way of my gut’ NEW YORK (AP) — Terry through a tough summer. He’s taking toll Collins knew what he wanted to been beaten down, and I just do. And he didn’t do it. trusted him. I said, ‘You got it. The Mets manager decided to You’ve earned this. So go get ‘em.’ on Falcons pull Matt Harvey with a 2-0 lead So it’s my fault. It’s not his.” after eight innings, with New A supercharged Harvey sprint- FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) York three outs from a victory ed from the dugout to the — Failing to protect the ball is that would force the World Series mound, then walked Lorenzo starting to affect the Atlanta back to Kansas City. Closer Cain on a full-count slider. Falcons’ confidence. Jeurys Familia was coming in. “If you’re going to let him just They’ve allowed 12 turnovers in Harvey argued. Collins gave in. face one guy, you shouldn’t have the last four games — a bad “Obviously I let my heart get in sent him out there,” Collins said. stretch under any circumstances the way of my gut,” Collins said Cain stole second on the next — but Sunday’s overtime loss to early Monday after a crushing pitch, and Eric Hosmer sliced a Tampa Bay was the costliest yet season-ending, 12-inning 7-2 fastball into the left-field corner, under first-year coach Dan defeat. “I love my players. And I pulling the Royals within a run. Quinn. trust them. And so I said, ‘Go get Collins walked out to the The Buccaneers scored 20 ‘em out.’” mound, took the ball and handed points off four giveaways. It wasn’t to be, and now Collins it to Familia. Atlanta’s defense had no take- will spend the rest of the offsea- “When the double hit, that’s aways, and team further sealed son, perhaps the rest of his life, when I said I’ve got to see if we its fate with 11 penalties. getting second guessed. can get out of this with only one Quinn has noticed players get- “I won’t be sleeping much the run,” Collins said. “And it didn’t ting anxious after committing next couple of days, I’ll tell you work. It was my fault.” mistakes. that,” he said. The relentless Royals tied the “Every play now seems like the At 66, Collins is the oldest score when Mike Moustakas most critical play of the game,” he manager in the major leagues. He advanced Hosmer with a ground- said Monday. “That’s really what aged incalculably during nine out, and Salvador Perez hit a you try to avoid.” pitches over roughly four min- grounder to third; Hosmer broke Quinn knows the Falcons (6-2) utes that will live in Mets’ infamy. for home as David Wright threw are fortunate to have only losses Pitching coach Dan Warthen to first and slid in headfirst over the last four weeks. They had told Harvey he was done ahead of Lucas Duda’s wayward return to practice Wednesday to after eight innings of four-hit ball throw. prepare for this week’s trip to San and 102 pitches. Harvey, who “I think there’s a lot of fingers Francisco (2-6). had thrown nine pitches in each that you can point at, but I want- Though the abundance of give- of the previous two innings, said ed the ball, and in that situation aways makes his team look slop- “No way” and headed to the other I did what I could to go back out py, Quinn doesn’t consider the end of the dugout. The bearded, there,” Harvey said. “In a differ- Falcons to be undisciplined. 6-foot-4 pitcher towered over his ent world it would have been a lot “We have to clean things up 5-foot-9 manager as he stated his different.” because I don’t think it’s broken case. Collins has done outstanding AP photo as much as we can get sharper at “I want this game. I want it work with the Mets, keeping TENNESSEE quArTErbAck Joshua Dobbs hands off the ball to running back Jalen Hurd in it,” he said. “I can say that bad. You’ve got to leave me in,” players motivated during four the first half against Kentucky in Lexington, Ky., Saturday. because of the first four games of Collins remembered Harvey say- losing seasons before this year’s where we were at with the ing. surprising run to the NL pen- turnover margin.” “Matt, you’ve got us exactly nant. He has talked about how As is often the case with a fran- where we wanted to get you,” the getting questioned is part of a Tennessee pass rush finally chise quarterback, the team has manager replied. manager’s job description and essentially played to Matt Ryan’s “I want this game in the worst said during the League level the last four weeks. Ryan way,” Collins said Harvey told Championship Series that when has thrown five interceptions and him. a decision doesn’t work, “my wife adapting to Maggitt’s absence lost three of six fumbles since And Collins relented, giving on the way home tells me it was a Atlanta’s blowout win over Harvey a chance to go for the sec- dumb move.” KNOXVILLE (AP) — Tennessee’s defense is dis- After totaling five sacks with Maggitt in the Houston in Week 4. ond complete game of his big Lauded for a string of success- covering how to produce an effective pass rush lineup for Tennessee’s first two games, the Vols Even so, Ryan led two late win- league career. ful — and sometimes unconven- without its injured leader. had just four sacks in their first four games with- ning drives against Washington “When you looked in this kid’s tional — moves during the first After initially struggling to adapt after Curt out him. Tennessee coach Butch Jones said and Tennessee and on Sunday eyes, when he came off that Maggitt’s early season hip injury, Tennessee Maggitt will undergo an MRI later this week that helped the Falcons move 40 yards inning,” Collins said. “He’s been See COLLINS, Page 11 finally is starting to harass opposing quarter- could help the Vols determine when or if the fifth- in five plays to tie the score in the backs the way it did on a regular basis last year. year-senior might return this season. closing seconds of regulation. Tennessee recorded five sacks in a 19-14 loss “Anytime you don’t have Curt Maggitt on the “I had a sense that he played to Alabama on Oct. 24 and followed that up by field for you, it hurts you because he meant so real well,” Quinn said. “He had 10 bothering Patrick Towles throughout a 52-21 vic- much to you,” Tennessee coach Butch Jones different receivers who caught a tory over Kentucky last week. The Volunteers (4- said. “I think our players played off his energy. ball and the accuracy that was 4, 2-3 SEC) will try to continue that pace They played off his leadership.” there. Julio (Jones) had (12) Saturday when they host South Carolina (3-5, 1- Now they’ve begun to adapt to his absence. catches with (13) targets. That’s 5), “Guys are making plays left and right out there hard to do. I thought he had a “Everyone stayed the course,” linebacker Jalen up front for us,” cornerback Cam Sutton said. good game.” Reeves-Maybin said. “We’re working the same, “They just have fun. The d-line is probably one of Ryan, a three-time Pro Bowl having the same intensity and having the same the most tight-knit groups we have on this team.” selection, has been disappointed game plan really, the same focus toward each After recording only one sack in Tennessee’s in his many recent mistakes, but game. It’s just starting to pay off for us.” first five games this season, Barnett has four believes the problems will get That’s the type of pass rush Tennessee was sacks in the Vols’ last three matchups. He had fixed. expecting to produce all season. both of Tennessee’s sacks against Kentucky. “I don’t think we’ve played our Maggitt and Derek Barnett made Tennessee Barnett, a sophomore, is repeating his pattern best football,” Ryan said. “I think the only Football Bowl Subdivision program to from last year. Barnett had nine of his 10 sacks that’s in front of us. That’s going return two players who posted double-digit sack last season in Tennessee’s final seven games to be the challenge to everybody. totals last year. The Vols lost half that combina- The Vols also are getting a big boost from junior That’s where everybody’s mindset AP photo tion when Maggitt got hurt against Oklahoma in needs to be.” ThE kANSAS ciTy royAlS celebrate Sunday after winning the Tennessee’s second game of the season. See TENNESSEE, Page 11 World Series against the New York Mets, in New York. See FALCONS, Page 11 Titans fire Whisenhunt after 23 games From TITANSONLINE.COM Strunk. “We have expected more progress season with the Bills, the team went 9-7 to Whisenhunt was considered a success- NASHVILLE — The Ken Whisenhunt era on the field, and I felt it was time to move post their only winning season in over a ful hire when the Titans signed him to a is over with the Tennessee Titans. in a different direction. I would like to decade. five-year deal in January 2014, making Just 23 games into his tenure as head thank Ken for his efforts with our team, as Mularkey was a highly successful offen- him the 17th head coach in franchise his- coach, Whisenhunt was informed on he worked very hard to try to move us for- sive coordinator with the Steelers and tory. Most NFL observers agreed he was Tuesday morning the organization wants ward.” Falcons. He joined the Titans as tight the top candidate available as the Lions, to go in a different direction. Mike Mularkey, who served as assistant ends coach in 2014 before being elevated Vikings and Browns were also looking for The final decision came just two days head coach/tight ends under to assistant head coach in 2015. head coaches at the same time. after the Titans lost their sixth straight Whisenhunt, will take over as interim A press conference is scheduled for Whisenhunt, after all, had taken the game, in Houston, where the team’s own- coach. Mularkey has 20-plus years of NFL Tuesday at Saint Thomas Sports Park. Arizona Cardinals to Super Bowl XLIII ership group watched from the visiting coaching experience, including three sea- Whisenhunt’s record with the Titans: 3- during his six years (2007-12) as head owner’s suite at NRG Stadium. sons as a head coach. Mularkey served 20. The Titans finished 2-14 in his first coach, and he won a Super Bowl ring as AP photo “After thoughtful consideration, the two seasons as head coach of the Buffalo season with the club in 2014, and the offensive coordinator with the Pittsburgh TENNESSEE Titans head decision has been made to relieve Ken Bills (2004-05), where he went 14-18, and team is currently 1-6. The Titans have lost Steelers in 2005. He had success with coach Ken Whisenhunt was fired Whisenhunt of his head coaching duties,” one season as head coach of the 16 of their last 17 games dating back to this morning just 23 games into said Titans controlling owner Amy Adams Jacksonville Jaguars (2012). In his first last season. See TITANS, Page 11 his tenure with the team. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, November 3, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com

SCOREBOARD Finley will be site of game Bears-Warriors playoff moved to Thursday at 7

By RICHARD ROBERTS Friday, and Jackson and Bears With rain expected Friday, we Banner Sports Editor head coach Damon Floyd along wanted to make sure players with Riverdale head coach Ron from both team play in condi- Bradley Central High School Adelott, agreed to make the tions that are as safe as possible. athletic director Turner Jackson move. Safety is our first concern.” announced this morning the Kickoff Thursday at Finley After approval from the state’s Round 1 TSSAA playoffs football Stadium will be at 7 p.m. Tickets sports governing body, Adelott game between the Bradley prices are $8, as set by the concurred with the proposal that Central Bears and the Riverdale TSSAA. will cut some 30 minutes off trav- Warriors has been moved to TACA and Championship el time for the Warriors. Thursday. Cards will be honored at the gate, “We just got the word from The game will be played at according to Turner. them (Riverdale) this morning. AP photo Finley Stadium, in Chattanooga. “For the safety of our kids due They had to agree to it. First we north CAroLinA bAsketbALL CoACh Roy Williams answers a question during the Atlantic The decision to move the game to the field the field conditions had to get approval from the Coast Conference men’s media day in Charlotte, N.C. came after an evaluation of the (inside Bear Stadium), we just TSSAA, which obviously they did. field inside Bear Stadium after had to find a different surface to Then Riverdale also had to agree last week’s rainy conditions pro- play on,” said Floyd. “With all the to it, and they agreed. As far as I duced a potentially dangerous rain we have gotten in the past know, they had no problem with Veteran North Carolina aims situation. More rain is expected few days, it is just a mud pit. the decision,” Floyd stated. to end where it starts: at No. 1 Indiana at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Bruins’ season starts strong Orlando at New Orleans, 8 p.m. CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — No. 5. Sixth-ranked Virginia long-running academic fraud Toronto at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Memphis at Sacramento, 10 p.m. North Carolina sits alone at the received the other first-place scandal focused on courses with final desperation shot by the Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Special to the Banner Wednesday’s games top, both of the preseason vote. significant athlete enrollments. 'Canes fell short sealing the Boston at Indiana, 7 p.m. CHATTANOOGA — The Lake San Antonio at Washington, 7 p.m. Associated Press Top 25 poll North Carolina was tied for Neither Williams nor his pro- Forest Bruins opened their bas- improbable win. Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. and on the all-time list of teams No. 1 with Kentucky in the USA gram are specifically cited for a Rothwell paced the Bruin Orlando at Houston, 8 p.m. ketball season by traveling down Toronto at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. with the most preseason No. 1 Today preseason coaches poll violation among five NCAA attack by scoring 16 points, with New York at Cleveland, 8 p.m. the highway to face the East Brooklyn at Atlanta, 8 p.m. rankings. and was picked as the presea- charges, and it’s unclear Hamilton Hurricanes, returning Arrowood and Caylor adding Portland at Utah, 9 p.m. The Tar Heels are determined son Atlantic Coast Conference whether the program or school eight apiece. Sacramento at Phoenix, 9 p.m. with a pair of wins. The seventh- L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. to be there in April, too. favorite last week during the will face penalties in a case like- grade Bruins posted a 44-24 vic- "Words can't explain how With nine of its top 10 scorers league’s media day. ly to linger into the spring. tory, while the eighth-graders proud I am of our team. To come- bAsebALL back, UNC enters the 2015-16 “There are so many good North Carolina won 26 games staged a record setting rally to back from nearly 20 points down season at No. 1 for a record teams, I don’t see how anybody last season, played for the ACC to pull out the win on the road is this Date in baseball pull out a heart stopping 41-38 nov. 3 ninth time in AP preseason poll could pick just one to be No. 1 at Tournament title and took even- win. a tremendous boost to our pro- 1926 — Ty Cobb resigned as Detroit manager and retired from baseball. history, breaking a tie with this point of the season,” tual NCAA finalist Wisconsin to Trailing by 15 points after the gram. All eight players on our 1934 — Mickey Cochrane of Detroit beat Triple Crown win- UCLA. Williams said. “But it’s certainly the final minutes in last year’s ner Lou Gehrig for the American League MVP award. Dizzy third quarter, the eighth-grade roster played a role in this. It was Dean of St. Louis, with a 30-7 record, was named NL MVP. “I do feel like we’re going to be nice to be one of those teams Sweet 16 loss. That team had Bruins outscored the 'Canes 20-2 truly a team win," said Coach 1953 — The sacrifice fly rule was reinstated. A sac fly would not be charged as an at-bat. a good basketball team,” coach under consideration.” trouble closing out games, los- in the final quarter to post the Andrew Nipper. 1953 — Despite winning the Triple Crown, Boston’s Ted Roy Williams said in a statement North Carolina was last ing five — including to Williams finished second in American League Most Valuable largest comeback in program his- The seventh-graders didn't voting, 21 votes behind New York Yankee second baseman Monday. “I’m excited for our ranked preseason No. 1 in the Wisconsin and twice to Duke — tory behind Cam Arrowood and need a rally in posting their win, Joe Gordon. 1965 — Sandy Koufax of Los Angeles won the Cy Young kids, because this is one of the AP poll in 2011-12 and reached after leading by at least seven Chandler Caylor. Arrowood and as they steadily pulled away for award with a unanimous vote. Koufax went 26-8 with a 2.04 best groups that I’ve ever the Elite Eight that season. The points in the second half. ERA and a record 382 strikeouts. Caylor each tossed in six points the win. The Bruins outscored 1970 — Bob Gibson of St. Louis won the National League Cy worked with. Tar Heels have twice turned a If they correct those struggles, in the period, while teammate the 'Canes 23-11 in the second Young award. The Cardinals pitcher finished with a 23-7 record. “We made a nice run last year preseason No. 1 ranking into a the Tar Heels could make good Mason Rothwell added five. half in the win. Aiden McClary 1981 — Rollie Fingers of the Milwaukee Brewers won the but were disappointed with the national championship, first in on their preseason promise. American League Cy Young award. Fingers, the first reliever Arrowood gave the Bruins their led the Bruins with 19 points to win the AL award, had 28 saves and a 1.04 ERA and col- way it ended. Hopefully we will 1982 and again in 2009. “Our goal is Final Four and first lead of the game at 39-38 by while Taylor Raymer tossed in lected 22 of 28 first-place votes. 1987 — Oakland’s Mark McGwire won the American League use that as fuel to be the best This year’s Tar Heels return national championship,” sopho- sinking two free throws with 40 nine. Riley Harmon chipped in Rookie of the Year unanimously. McGwire set a rookie record team we can be this year.” four double-digit scorers, more Justin Jackson said dur- with 49 home runs. seconds remaining in the con- eight and pulled down a game 2006 — Pitcher Greg Maddux won his 16th Gold Glove, tying The Tar Heels earned 35 of 65 including preseason ACC co- ing last week’s ACC media day. test. Arrowood deflected a pass high eight rebounds. the record shared by pitcher Jim Kaat and third baseman Brooks Robinson. first-place votes to claim the top player of the year Marcus Paige “And anything less than that will on the defensive end that was "I really didn't really know Today’s birthdays: Kyle Seager, 28; Alex Wilson, 29. spot in Monday’s poll, keeping and returning all-ACC forward be a disappointment for us, nov. 4 picked off by Bryson Cartwright what to expect coming into the 1942 — For the second straight year Boston’s Ted Williams them ahead of No. 2 Kentucky Brice Johnson. because we know we have a lot who was immediately fouled with game. We've been very inconsis- finished second in the MVP voting to a New York Yankee. Williams, despite hitting for the Triple Crown with 36 home (10 first-place votes), No. 3 They enter this season under of pieces and we have the right seven ticks left on the clock. tent in practice, but this will give runs, 137 RBIs and a .356 average, lost out to Joe Gordon. Maryland (14), No. 4 Kansas (5) the shadow of an ongoing NCAA pieces to be able to make a long Gordon batted .322 with 18 homers and 103 RBIs. The pre- Cartwright calmly sank both us something to build on for the vious year Williams batted .406 and finished second to Joe and reigning champion Duke at investigation into the school’s run.” "freebies" for the final margin. A future," said Coach Cyle Herron. DiMaggio. 1959 — Ernie Banks of Chicago is the first player to win con- secutive National League MVP awards. 1975 — Baltimore’s Jim Palmer, the AL leader in wins (23), shutouts (10) and ERA (2.09), won his second Cy Young NASCAR needs consistency to quell ‘Wild West’ Lady Colts top Meigs in OT award. 1976 — The first mass-market free agent draft was held. Reggie Jackson, Joe Rudi, Don Gullet, Rollie Fingers, Don CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — lyst Larry McReynolds said When NASCAR turned its back Baylor, Bobby Grich were among those available. Special to the Banner five points, while Marlee 1980 — Steve Carlton won his third National League Cy When Matt Kenseth steered Joey Monday. “If NASCAR doesn’t on the Harvick incident at Montgomery and Chloe Williams Young award. Carlton was 24-9 with 2.34 ERA for The eighth grade Ocoee Middle Philadelphia. Logano into the wall, the crowd drop the hammer hard on him, Talladega, Busch griped that it School Lady Colts opened their scored four and two points 2001 — Luis Gonzalez hit an RBI single to cap a two-run rally roared its approval as a veteran shame on them.” was because officials would off Mariano Rivera in the bottom of the ninth, and the Arizona season up with a 33-30 overtime respectively. Diamondbacks won their first championship by beating the driver delivered old-school pay- Sure, Kenseth’s act had mas- never punish the reigning series Meigs managed to stage a New York Yankees 3-2 in Game 7 — one of the greatest win over Meigs County Monday comebacks in World Series history. Curt Schilling and Randy back. sive playoff implications for champion. After his teammate night. comeback and by the end of reg- Johnson were named co-MVPs. The thunderous ovation con- Logano. He had been carrying wrecked Logano, Busch said he 2009 — The New York Yankees won the World Series, beat- Meigs started out strong, forc- ulation, both hoops squads were ing the defending champion Philadelphia Phillies 7-3 in tinued at every replay. the grudge for two weeks and had no idea what punishment tied up at 29. Game 6 behind Hideki Matsui’s record-tying six RBIs. Andy ing Ocoee to play catchup. The Pettitte won the clincher, pitching the Yankees to their 27th This is NASCAR’s version of everyone expected him to act. It’s might come because it changes Lady Colts were outscored 7-4 in In overtime, Montgomery sank championship and first since 2000. Matsui homered, doubled the “Wild West,” as one driver put how the game is played, Kenseth on a case-by-case basis. and singled, and tied Bobby Richardson’s 49-year-old record the first quarter and then started a 3-point shot and Kate Ford help for RBIs in a Series game. His two-run homer off Pedro it, and it is riddled with inconsis- lives by a driver code and he said “I think it all depends on secure the win with a free throw. Martinez in the second inning started the Yankees on their to catch up in the second quarter, way. tencies. he’d have lost respect in the whose name is above the door on trailing Meigs 14-10 after the first Meigs County was only able to Three races ago, Joey Logano garage had he not retaliated. whether or not you’re allowed to half. come up with one point off six wrecked Matt Kenseth, ending “Growing up, Terry Labonte, do it,” Busch said. “It’s boys A strong third quarter perform- free throw attempts. FootbALL his title hopes, and NASCAR Ricky Rudd, those are guys you being boys right now. You’ve got Montgomery and Mayo finished ance saw the Lady Colts outscore AMeriCAn ConFerenCe chalked it up as “quintessential” just did not mess with because to be consistent. I definitely feel their opponent by seven points, the game with 11 points each. east racing. Then defending champi- you knew they would retaliate. NASCAR is very consistent in WLtPct PF PA which gave them a 21-18 lead. Ford had seven points in the win, New England 7001.000 249 133 on Kevin Harvick sparked a Matt Kenseth is in that same cat- being inconsistent on calls. I while Baylee White and Williams N.Y. Jets 430.571 172 139 OMS saw Cambree Mayo led Buffalo 340.429 176 173 wreck at Talladega that kept his egory,” said former teammate think it’s BS.” the way in the third quarter with had two points each. Miami 340.429 154 173 repeat bid alive. NASCAR Jamie McMurray. “Matt races It can’t be one way for some south WLtPct PF PA shrugged it off, saying it couldn’t everyone fair and he races hard. drivers and another way for the Indianapolis 350.375 173 203 Nashville Overton at Germantown Houston 350.375 174 205 find any evidence Harvick meant If he thinks that there could have rest. Arlington at McGavock Jacksonville 250.286 147 207 to do it. been better decisions made (by Harvick knew his engine was on Air Lebanon at White Station Tennessee 160.143 125 159 Houston at Franklin north On Sunday, Kenseth delivered Logano), then so be it.” failing but failed to get out of the sports on tV Wilson Central at Cordova tuesday, nov. 3 WLtPct PF PA Collierville at Mt. Juliet Cincinnati 7001.000 198 132 a serious blow to Logano’s run Then so be it, too, for Danica way at Talladega because it CoLLege FootbALL Antioch at Whitehaven 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 440.500 168 147 toward a championship by pile- Patrick. She chased David would have likely eliminated him VoLLeybALL Cleveland 260.250 167 216 ESPN2 — Northern Illinois at Toledo Volley For A Cure driving him into the wall at Gilliland up the track Sunday to from the playoffs. Denny Hamlin CoLLege goLF Baltimore 260.250 190 214 West Georgia at Lee, 7 West 2 p.m. saturday, nov. 7 Martinsville. NASCAR officials? wreck him as payback for an ear- and Kenseth minced no words in GOLF — East Lake Cup, finals and consolation matches, at WLtPct PF PA bAsketbALL Denver 7001.000 168 112 They will probably punish lier incident. Again, the crowd their accusations of Harvick, and Atlanta Maryville College at Lee University (Women), 12 nbA bAsketbALL Oakland 430.571 178 173 Martin Methodist College at Lee University (Men), 2:30 Kansas City 350.375 195 182 Kenseth harshly— and that puts cheered. both suffered for Harvick’s act. 7:30 p.m. Cleveland State at Dyersburg State, 3 NBA — Atlanta at Miami San Diego 260.250 191 227 Cross CoUntry nAtionAL ConFerenCe them on a very slippery slope. Yet no one is calling for Patrick Harvick responded by saying he 10:30 p.m. TSSAA State Meet, Percy Warner Park, Nashville NBA — Denver at Los Angeles east It was NASCAR that ushered to be suspended, and few seem simply did what he had to do. VoLLeybALL WLtPct PF PA nhL hoCkey West Alabama at Lee, 7 in this “Boys, have at it” era, and even the least bit bothered by her After Sunday’s race, with 8:30 p.m. N.Y. Giants 440.500 215 208 NBCSN — Los Angeles at St. Louis Washington 340.429 148 168 it was NASCAR that didn’t park act. Logano steaming, Hamlin won- soCCer Philadelphia 340.429 160 137 9:50 a.m. Dallas 250.286 133 171 Jeff Gordon in 2012 when he So beside the obvious champi- dered if the stakes are so high in FS1 — UEFA Champions League, Atletico Madrid at Astana bAsketbALL south WLtPct PF PA deliberately wrecked champi- onship implications, what is the the current knockout Chase for 2:30 p.m. national basketball Association Carolina 7001.000 191 136 FS1 — UEFA Champions League, CSKA Moscow at eAstern ConFerenCe Atlanta 620.750 213 173 onship contender Clint Bowyer. difference? the Sprint Cup championship Manchester United Atlantic Division New Orleans 440.500 213 234 2:30 p.m. WLPct gb With Logano now last in the Kyle Busch has been wonder- format that the line between Tampa Bay 340.429 163 199 ESPN2 — UEFA Champions League, Juventus at Borussia Toronto 301.000 — north eight-driver Chase field with two ing just that. He was parked for a right and wrong has been Monchengladbach New York 22.500 1½ WLtPct PF PA Boston 12.333 2 Green Bay 610.857 174 130 races remaining to qualify for the Sprint Cup race in 2011 for blurred — and NASCAR has no Philadelphia 03.000 3 Minnesota 520.714 147 122 Brooklyn 04.000 3½ finale, why should it be any dif- deliberately wrecking Ron idea how to clear it up. Chicago 250.286 140 202 southeast Division on tAP Detroit 170.125 149 245 ferent for Kenseth? Hornaday Jr. in a Truck Series “The structure in which we WLPct gb West tuesday, nov. 3 Atlanta 31.750 — WLtPct PF PA “What Matt Kenseth did was race. Carl Edwards avoided sus- have around us is not very bAsketbALL Washington 21.667 ½ Arizona 620.750 263 153 University of the Cumberlands JV at Cleveland State Miami 21.667 ½ so far beyond the ‘Boys, have at pension in 2010 for returning a strong as far as an authority fig- St. Louis 430.571 135 125 (Women), 5:30 Orlando 03.000 2½ Seattle 440.500 167 140 it’ excuse that it doesn’t belong in wrecked car to the track to crash ure saying, ‘No, you cannot do Tennessee Wesleyan JV at Cleveland State (Men), 8 Charlotte 03.000 2½ San Francisco 260.250 109 207 boWLing Central Division sunday’s games the same conversation,” Fox ana- Brad Keselowski. that anymore,’ “ Hamlin said. Walker Valley at Rhea County, 4 WLPct gb Kansas City 45, Detroit 10 Wednesday, nov. 4 Detroit 301.000 — “It’s just tough for us because St. Louis 27, San Francisco 6 boWLing Chicago 31.750 ½ New Orleans 52, N.Y. Giants 49 this is what’s been created. I love Walker Valley at East Hamilton, 3:30 Cleveland 31.750 ½ Minnesota 23, Chicago 20 thursday, nov. 5 Milwaukee 13.250 2½ Houston 20, Tennessee 6 Brian France, but when he says boWLing Indiana 03.000 3 Tampa Bay 23, Atlanta 20, OT Rhea County at Bradley Central, 4 Western ConFerenCe that drivers are doing what they Arizona 34, Cleveland 20 Friday, nov. 6 southwest Division Baltimore 29, San Diego 26 have to do, it seems like he’s pro- bAsketbALL WLPct gb Cincinnati 16, Pittsburgh 10 Cleveland State at Southwest Tennessee, 6:30 San Antonio 31.750 — Oakland 34, N.Y. Jets 20 moting this type of racing, so FootbALL Dallas 21.667 ½ Seattle 13, Dallas 12 tssAA Playoffs Memphis 22.500 1 that’s tough to crown a true Denver 29, Green Bay 10 Class 5A (all games at 7) Houston 13.250 2 Open: Buffalo, Jacksonville, Philadelphia, Washington champion when things go like Gibbs at Sevier County New Orleans 03.000 2½ Monday’s game Tennessee High at Knoxville Halls northwest Division Carolina 29, Indianapolis 26, OT this. Heritage at Morristown West WLPct gb thursday, nov. 5 Morristown East at Knox West Oklahoma City 31.750 — “It’s a no-holds-barred wild, Cleveland at Cincinnati, 8:25 p.m. Cleveland at Farragut Minnesota 21.667 ½ sunday, nov. 8 wild West. Sure, when people Campbell County at Rhea County Utah 21.667 ½ Tennessee at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Soddy-Daisy at Oak Ridge Portland 22.500 1 St. Louis at Minnesota, 1 p.m. crown the statement that a dri- Clinton at Ooltewah Denver 12.333 1½ Green Bay at Carolina, 1 p.m. Cane Ridge at Independence Pacific Division ver’s doing what he’s got to do Washington at New England, 1 p.m. Shelbyille at Hendersonville WLPct gb Miami at Buffalo, 1 p.m. and they became OK with that Beech at Lincoln County L.A. Clippers 401.000 — Jacksonville at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. LaVergne at Hillsboro Golden State 401.000 — Oakland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. statement, you’re just opening Southwind at Centennial Phoenix 22.500 2 Atlanta at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Brentwood at Memphis Central Sacramento 12.333 2½ up Pandora’s box. Everyone is N.Y. Giants at Tampa Bay, 4:05 p.m. Munford at Henry County L.A. Lakers 03.000 3½ Denver at Indianapolis, 4:25 p.m. just doing what they have to do I Clarksville Northeast at Brighton Monday’s games Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Class 6A Cleveland 107, Philadelphia 100 Open: Arizona, Baltimore, Detroit, Houston, Kansas City, guess. It’s a bad statement. It’s Warren County at Maryville Milwaukee 103, Brooklyn 96 Seattle Hardin Valley at Cookeville San Antonio 94, New York 84 an ugly statement.” Monday, nov. 9 Siegel at Bearden Portland 106, Minnesota 101 Chicago at San Diego, 8:30 p.m. AP photo Payback has always been Dobyns-Bennett at Blackman Houston 110, Oklahoma City 105 College Football schedule Coffee County at Science Hill Golden State 119, Memphis 69 (subject to change) Joey LogAno and Matt Kenseth (20) tangle in Turn 1 during accepted and appreciated. It’s Jefferson County at Smyrna L.A. Clippers 102, Phoenix 96 tuesday, nov. 3 Riverdale at Bradley Central tuesday’s games time for France to decide if that is MiDWest the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Martinsville Speedway in William Blount at Oakland Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. N. Illinois (5-3) at Toledo (7-0), 8 p.m. quintessential NASCAR or not. Bartlett at Ravenwood Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Martinsville, Va., Sunday. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, November 3, 2015— 11 No. 4 LSU-No. 7 Bama meet Beamer wants no division of in another high-stakes game the Hokies TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — last year’s game at LSU. “I’ve fourth time in a decade the BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) — Jake Coker couldn’t help but never seen a stadium like that. It teams couldn’t settle matters in An emotional Frank Beamer watch the Alabama-LSU games was wild, that’s for sure. It’s 60 minutes. wanted everyone to know when he was growing up or even something I won’t forget.” LSU coach Les Miles said fans that his health wasn’t the while playing for Florida State. Based on recent history, ask him “daily or weekly” if the reason he has decided to He remembers Julio Jones’ there’s a better than fair chance Tigers will beat Alabama this retire. fourth-quarter 73-yard touch- the Tide and Tigers could create season. The longtime Virginia Tech down catch in the 2009 game another memorable game at “I can tell you that as an LSU coach said Monday that he and the so- Bryant-Denny fan there is great interest in this didn’t want Virginia Tech’s fan base to be divided. In the called “Game of Stadium. It’s the game,” Miles said. AP photo the Century” two fifth straight That’s an understatement midst of his fourth consecu- ALAbAmA heAd CoACh Nick Saban talks to his players in the tive mediocre season, and years later. “I don’t think being regular season from either fan base. Neither first half against Texas A&M in College Station, Texas. The Tide need “I don’t know conservative is really meeting to occu- team is a stranger to this kind of with questions swirling two things to happen to return to Atlanta: win out and have LSU beat about his health and his who didn’t see going to help you win a py CBS’s lone buildup and pressurized situa- Ole Miss. that,” the sev- prime-time tele- tion. future, Beamer decided it game like this.” was time to walk away. enth-ranked — Alabama Coach vision slot for an They play each other annually, servatively. Sometimes it’s the practice in individual drills Crimson Tide’s SEC game. after all. gambles that have made the dif- Monday, Saban said. “I’ve always said I think I’ll Nick Saban know when it’s time, and I quarterback said It’s the sev- “The good news is we’ve played ference. No. 11 Florida could be without Monday. enth time since these games before and we cer- They’ve each had some suc- think it’s time,” Beamer said, Then he 2005 that both tainly understand them,” Miles cessful calls like Alabama’s piv- Sharpe, Ivey against Vandy wiping away tears numerous watched last teams enter the said. “A big game is only so big, otal fake punt in 2012 and LSU’s GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — No. times in a football room filled season’s game from the sidelines game ranked in the top 10. As right? You’re playing for all the fourth-down tight end reverse to 11 Florida could be without two with his team, coaching staff, and experienced the thriving usual, it features formidable things you wanted to play for at DeAngelo Peterson in 2010. starting offensive linemen Virginia Tech administrators SEC West rivalry for himself. front lines on both sides of the the beginning of the year. You’re They’ve also had failed ones against Vanderbilt on Saturday. and boosters. Now, Coker makes his first start ball. The game also includes two playing for the lead in the West. like Miles’ fake field goal in 2012 Coach Jim McElwain said “You know, there’s been some difference of opinion Saturday night against the of the nation’s top tailbacks, And you’ve put yourself, with and Saban’s intercepted receiver Monday that left tackle David out there. Any time you’re in fourth-ranked Tigers in a game LSU’s Leonard Fournette and your achievements, this team, in pass the year before. Sharpe is wearing a walking boot the public life, there’s going that has become almost routine- Alabama’s Derrick Henry going position to do so. They should “I don’t think being conserva- and “probably won’t go” against to be difference of opinion. I ly a matchup of Top 10 teams against two of the best run look forward to it. They should tive is really going to help you the Commodores. Left guard understand that, but the last vying for national and defenses. relish it. win a game like this,” Saban Martez Ivey has swelling in his thing I want is for Hokies to Southeastern Conference cham- Alabama has won the last four “It’s why you come to LSU, to said. left knee, an injury that caused be divided,” the 69-year-old pionship shots. meetings, including a 20-13 be a part of this game.” The bye week gave both teams him to miss the first two games Beamer said. “I want every- “It was crazy,” Coker said of overtime victory last season, the LSU defensive back Jalen a chance to heal injured players. of the season. body to be in the same direc- Mills said the game does have a Miles said he expects cornerback The coach says, “We’ve got Tre’Davious White (knee), defen- some things we need to adjust tion and I think it’s right in different energy from both the that regard.” fans and coaches. sive tackle Christian LaCouture up front. That’s all part of the game.” Beamer said while throat “I mean, it’s crazy out there,” (foot) and fullback J.D. Moore McElwain expects graduate surgery last December has Tennessee Mills said. “But you also have to (knee) to return. Moore has transfer Mason Halter to move cut into his energy level try to control that and figure out missed the past two games while From Page 9 from right tackle to left tackle, some, his health was no fac- and hone in on what you have to White and LaCouture missed and freshman Fred Johnson will tor in his decision. do on the field. When you see a one game. Saban said safety Corey Vereen, who is playing the Jones also said Tennessee has step in at right tackle. Antonio “My health is good and guy maybe too amped up, just Eddie Jackson (knee) practiced best football of his career. played better defense on first- Riles likely would step in for Ivey thankful for that, and full try to calm him down and tell some last week and was cleared Vereen has two sacks and 4 ½ down and second-down situa- if he can’t play. speed ahead,” he said. him to focus a little more.” to go for Monday. Safety Ronnie tackles for loss over his last two tions, which has resulted in more McElwain says, “Whoever Beamer will coach at least With all the ingredients of a Harrison and right tackle games. Before that stretch, he third-and-long situations that cre- Dominick Jackson, both recov- lines up on the offensive line, three more games in his 29th had just 2 ½ sacks and 6 ½ tack- ate favorable pass-rushing sce- hard-hitting, high-stakes game, they will do a heck of a job and season at his alma mater, that doesn’t mean Miles and ering from ankle injuries, will be les for loss in his first 28 career narios. evaluated day to day but would I’ll be excited for them to play.” and if the Hokies (4-5) win at games. “There isn’t a lot of mystery coach Nick Saban will call it con- least two of them, he’ll lead “You’ve just got to keep fighting when you get in third-and-long them to a postseason game week in and week out,” Vereen situations,” Jones said. “When for an NCAA-leading 23rd said after the Kentucky game. you get anywhere from third-and- consecutive season. “Whatever you’re asked to do, just short to third-and-4 to 6, there’s a Titans Beamer told his wife, answer the call, play hard and little bit of mystery behind the play Cheryl, and son Shane, a From Page 9 play for each other.” calling. When you get in third- Hokies assistant coach, of Jones said Maggitt also is play- and-long situations, you may get a his decision on Friday, before ing an indirect role in the improve- draw, you may get screens or a quarterbacks Ben Roethlisberger way,’’ Whisenhunt said. But Whisenhunt couldn’t get Virginia Tech left for Boston. ment by mentoring Tennessee’s drop-back pass. I think that’s (Steelers), Kurt Warner “We’re in here working. We’re his offense going in Tennessee. The Hokies beat Boston remaining healthy pass rushers. really aided them too.” (Cardinals) and Philip Rivers trying. We feel like we’ve done The Titans are currently ranked College 26-10 on Saturday, (Chargers) during his previous some things that have been good, 31st in the NFL in total offense, and Beamer told the team of NFL stops. Prior to joining the but they’re obviously not good and the unit has really struggled his plan on Sunday. Titans, Whisenhunt posted a 45- enough.” of late without quarterback “That wasn’t as easy time,” 51 record as a head coach. In recent weeks, the fan base Marcus Mariota, who has missed he said, wiping tears away Lee Whisenhunt couldn’t find suc- has been outspoken about their the last two games with a again. From Page 9 cess in Tennessee, however. disappointment in the team, and sprained MCL. It was one, fullback Sam After winning his first game as Whisenhunt in particular. The The Titans have scored just Rogers said, that added great head coach at Kansas City last Titans blew late leads in close four touchdowns in the last four purpose to the remainder of garnered top player honors, season and was named the GSC season, the Titans finished last losses against the Colts and games combined, and just one the season. announced on Monday. Freshman of the Year. He was tied season with losses in 14 of 15 Bills, and the team was blown touchdown — and 13 points “I’m glad if he was going to Alabama Huntsville paced All- for the team lead in points with games, including 10 straight out against the Dolphins, 38-10, overall — in the last nine quar- retire this year he did GSC honors with a total of six stu- teammate Diogo Dias and scored losses. The Titans got off to a on October 18. ters. announce it this week so we dent-athletes on the 24- game-winning goals in promising start with a win at The Titans lost nine of 16 Whisenhunt also couldn’t could celebrate him the right member team, including a back-to-back contests Tampa Bay this season, but they games last season by at least two deliver on one of his biggest way and honor him the right league-high four on the against both Harding haven’t won since. touchdowns. promises back on January 14, way,” the former walk-on First Team. Both (9/11) and Oakland City With Amy Adams Strunk and “There’s not a lot I can say,’’ 2014 — the day he was intro- said. “The biggest thing is Christian Brothers and (9/13). minority owner Kenneth Adams Whisenhunt, who has an overall duced as head coach. On the day we’ve got to come out and Lee turned in four each, IV of the board of directors record of 52-73 as a head coach, he replaced Mike Munchak, who put every ounce of energy both with two First GSC Coach of the Year and passion we have for him. Alabama Huntsville among those watching on said on Monday. “Anything I can went 22-26 in his three seasons Teamers and two on the It’s not about us anymore. head coach Matt Watts Sunday, the Titans lost 20-6 to say you’re certainly going to not as head coach, Whisenhunt Second Team. West It’s definitely about him.” was named the GSC the Texans. say something good about. I cer- talked about bringing excitement Alabama and West Florida The Hokies, who have this Coach of the Year after Leading up to Sunday’s game tainly feel (the fans’) pain. We — and wins — back Nissan both had three, two First weekend off, play at Georgia leading the Chargers to a against the New Orleans Saints, want to win just as bad as every- Stadium. Teamers and a Second Tech next Thursday night, at 10-5 record and a sec- the ownership group decided to body else. We haven’t done as “From my experience as an Teamer each. Shorter had Lanter home against North Carolina ond-place finish in the make a change. well as we would have liked or opponent coming in here, the fan two honored, while both the following Saturday and GSC at 7-2. The honor is On Monday, when asked about expected, but we’re humans, too. base is great, and they are loud,’’ Delta State and Union finish the regular season at the second time Watts fan unrest and his team’s strug- It does affect us. It’s not a lot of Whisenhunt said. “Now we have rounded out the list of Virginia, a team they have has earned Coach of the gles, Whisenhunt acknowledged fun.” to give them a product to be honorees with one each. beaten 11 straight times. Year honors, having pre- “I’m operating from a position During Monday’s press confer- proud of.” Twice in the past three GSC Player of the Year viously done it with Delta here where I don’t have much I ence, Whisenhunt pointed out The Titans went just 1-11 in seasons, the Hokies have Lee midfielder David State in 2012. UAH cur- can say. areas where he felt the team home games with Whisenhunt at had to win their traditional Perez, who led the GSC rently leads the GSC in “Our win-loss total is not good, improved. After the unit finished the helm, including a disappoint- finale against Virginia to regular season in goals scoring offense (2.71), so no matter what I say, it’s not 27th last season, this year’s ing 0-4 mark this season, howev- qualify for a bowl game, a (15) and points (35), was shutout percentage (.50), going to be good enough. All I can defense is ranked 5th under the er. It’s just one of the reasons stretch that followed eight named the GSC Player of assists-per-game (2.71), do is tell you we’re going to work direction of assistant head ownership decided to make a consecutive years with at the Year. The junior cur- points-per-game (8.14) hard to swing it hard the other coach/defense Dick LeBeau. change. least 10 victories. rently ranks Top 10 in all Cichowitz and total assists (38) and “I didn’t want to let Hokies of NCAA Division II in is tied with Lee in total down,” Beamer said. “And total goals (10th) and points, with 114. points (8th) and is also 2015 All-GSC Women’s Soccer Team that’s the hardest part about Top 15 in both goals-per- FIRST TEAM Collins being average here for the GK – McCall Gardner, Valdosta State game (0.94) and points- D – Svenja Burkhardt, West Florida From Page 9 last few years, and that’s D – Shelby Jennings, Valdosta State another thing I’m proud of: per-game (2.29), ranking D – Susan Lang, North Alabama 14th. He turned in five D – Chanel Mosley, Shorter At one time average was not D – Meagan Newman, Lee two rounds, Collins was the toast blowout, Collins didn’t have his ble in the ninth Sunday and multi-goal performances D – Laura Thacker, Lee of the town. closer available for a six-out save pitched a 1-2-3 10th, but Collins so bad, but now average is D – Emily Vogler, West Florida unacceptable, really. And this season, including a M – Daryl Bell, West Florida But that was then. Saturday. A pair of one-out walks pinch hit for him in the bottom hat trick against Delta M – Kinsey Cichowitz, Lee that’s a good thing.” M – Kirsten Reilly, West Alabama He already was being ques- by Tyler Clippard led to Familia’s half. Jonathon Niese survived a State on 10/16. His two M – Camilla Rodrigues, Christian Brothers tioned by his fans for his han- second blown save, helped in one-hit 11th, and the Royals Beamer said he will not be F – Honeye Heydari, Union part of the process to choose game-winning goals both F – Summer Lanter, Lee dling of the bullpen in Game 4, part by second baseman Daniel broke through in the 12th came against non-confer- Newman F – Amber Pennybaker, West Florida when the Mets wasted an eighth- Murphy allowing a slow grounder against Addison Reed, who his successor. F – Chloe Richards, North Alabama Virginia Tech athletic ence opponents in SECOND TEAM inning lead in a 5-3 loss. By under his glove for an error that allowed pinch-hitter Christian GK – Kristen Francis, Union director Whit Babcock said Trevecca Nazarene (9/5) D – Maddie Cobb, Christian Brothers using Familia for the last three let in the tying run. Colon’s RBI single, and Bartolo and Montevallo (9/16). D – Gabrielle Pilgrim, Christian Brothers outs of Friday’s 9-3 Mets’ Familia escaped further trou- Colon, who gave up Cain’s three- Sunday he would not com- D – Sydney Piper, Christian Brothers ment on the search until The Dalton, Ga., native D – Cari Powell, West Georgia run double. M – Chelsea Casaccia, Christian Brothers after the season. also has five helpers on M – Francessca Ellis, West Georgia New York could have won this the year as well. M – Beatriz Fernandes, North Alabama Series in five games. The Mets led Beamer heaped praise on M – Sara Helgadottir, West Florida the university presidents, Alabama Huntsville M – Maddie Maurice, UAH in every game and at the end of paced All-GSC honors M – Katy Morris, West Alabama 24 of the 53 innings, trailing at athletic directors, coaches M – Kayleigh Patterson, Union Falcons and players that have been with a total of six student- M – Margarida Sousa, North Alabama the conclusion of only 13. F – Sydnie Fiocca, UAH From Page 9 part of his success, and cited athletes on the 24-mem- F – Jen Rogers, Shorter If only Familia hadn’t given up ber team, including a F – Kaley Ward, West Florida Alex Gordon’s tying homer with the Hokies’ 28-10 victory 2015 All-GSC Men’s Soccer Team against Texas in the Sugar league-high four on the FIRST TEAM Quinn, who has the final say LSU, has improved over the last one out in the ninth inning of the First Team. Both GK – Tom Halsall, Lee Bowl as a “game-changer.” Perez D – Alex Brown, West Alabama on personnel moves, indicated couple of weeks. The team made opener. Christian Brothers and D – John Imwalle, UAH Atlanta isn’t likely to be aggres- need more out of Collins this If only Murphy’s error hadn’t “People saw us differently D – Sean Rutter, Christian Brothers after that game,” he said. Lee turned in four each, M – Jorge Chirinos, West Florida sively looking for a starting cen- week as starters Desmond allowed the tying run to score M – Leo De Smedt, UAH Beamer is the career both with two First Teamers and M – Charlie Dennis, Shorter ter before Tuesday’s trade dead- Trufant (lower back) and Robert with one out in the eighth inning two on the Second Team. West M – Rafn Haraldsson, UAH line. Alford (groin) recover from of Game 4. leader among active major M – Jean-Baptiste Meyniel, West Alabama college coaches with 277 vic- Alabama and West Florida both M – Andre Silva, Union Mike Person had a fumbled injuries that forced them to leave If only the Mets had held the F – Xavi Lao, Christian Brothers tories. had three, two First Teamers and F – Felipe Oliveira, West Florida snap against Tampa Bay, is play- the Bucs game early. ... The sec- lead with two outs to go in Game a Second Teamer each. Shorter F – David Perez, Lee ing with a sprained ankle and is ondary was further hampered 5. “I’ve always admired him F – Jordan Wright, UAH as a coach but also as the had two honored, while both Delta SECOND TEAM a first-time starter at a new posi- with starting SS William Moore “Sometimes you let your heart State and Union rounded out the GK – Britton McGuire, Christian Brothers tion in his seventh NFL season. (groin) unable to dress. ... WR dictate your mind,” Collins kind of professional charac- D – Jon Finlay, Lee ter he always carries himself list of honorees with one each. D – Gabe Franco, Lee “We have a lot of confidence in Roddy White says the team isn’t explained. “We had said going in D – Soren Yuhaschek, West Florida with, the way he treats other GSC Freshman of the Year M – Hermann Bjornsson, UAH Mike,” Quinn said. “We want to making light of its 0-2 record if Matt gave us seven, Jeurys was M – Mark Hanlon, Shorter make sure he keeps grinding the against NFC South opponents. going to pitch two. I’ve got one of people,” Alabama coach Nick Union midfielder Andre Silva, a M – Amine Rahmini, Delta State Saban said. “... I think he’s F – Clay Green, West Alabama make our situations right.” “We should be better than that,” the best closers in the game. I got native of Cascais, Portugal, scored F – Alex Martinez, UAH definitely one of the great three goals with two assists, en F – Samuel Wilson, Christian Brothers Bird Feathers: Quinn likes he said. “We can play better on him in the game, but it was a lit- GSC Player of the Year: David Perez, Lee how rookie CB Jalen Collins, a the offensive side of the ball, but tle late. And that’s inexcusable coaches of this era.” route to an eight-point regular GSC Freshman of the Year: Andre Silva, Union GSC Coach of the Year: Matt Watts, UAH second-round draft pick from we’ll continue to get better.” for me.” 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, November 3, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com A new tool for checking safety of vehicles With more than 700 miles of roads to transportation, this new tool is designed find specific information concerning 3. 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Dear Annie: I am a 12-year- Deaths of police officers old who just got my cellphone. My parents are extremely con- trolling about the limits of my are sickening familiarity using it. For instance, once I go to bed, I’m not allowed to charge erence Olridge was the What starry-eyed Chris didn’t my phone in my room. They said second Memphis police- see was the other side — the it would make the battery worse man to be gunned down back side — of that IRA poster, and I should charge it for short T periods of time throughout the in just over two months. Sean in other words, the grieving day. I tried a compromise and Bolton was murdered during families terrorists leave said I’d charge it when I woke an August traffic stop that behind: Stanley Wray’s two up in the morning and after evolved into a drug interdic- children, the widowed wife at school, but they assumed that tion. the door, nine families in meant I’d use the phone in the morning. But I wouldn’t, and Perhaps the most egregious Oregon and now another when I said so, they didn’t targeting of policemen — heartbroken family in answer. among many cowardly killings Memphis. They also have a limit on how of law enforcement officials — The flash of sickening satis- much time I can use my phone was the Aug. 28 slaying of faction that pours out of a gun — two hours a day. They think that whenever I’m in my room, Deputy Darren Goforth in barrel when a terrorist or I’m using the phone, which I Houston. The father of two deranged devotee of mass don’t always do. was shot in the back, his killings executes their helpless Russian goals in Syria defined My parents never listen to me assailant pumping 15 bullets prey must be measured when I try to suggest a compro- into his victim. against the years of quiet suf- mise. What should I do? — Want My Phone These shootings have a sick- fering endured by the friends by timing, Assad’s control loss Dear Phone: Try to under- ening ring of familiarity for me, and families of their victims. stand that your phone is not an dredging up my experiences in Those stories are not reported WASHINGTON (AP) — There’s sador to Kazakhstan and Georgia. entitlement. It is a luxury that much speculation about AP NEWS ANALYSIS The Kremlin fears, however, your parents are allowing you to Northern Ireland — where the with the same zeal the press Russian motives for intervening that the armed opposition to IRA, the Irish Republican Army, pours into coverage of the have. They get to set the rules. in Syria. The root answer lies in Assad will adapt to Russian air They wonder why you care considered both the British original sensational event. the timing. boosted military hardware and power, which will then lose effec- personnel at the Soviet-era where the phone is at night if Army and the everyday street These people, just collateral Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin tiveness, Courtney said. you don’t plan to use it. Things boss, finally decided Syrian Tartus base on the Syrian “These worries have con- cop as the enemy. damage to a terrorist of what- Mediterranean coast. Then, in like that make them suspicious leader and Moscow ally Bashar tributed to Russia’s recent pro- of your motives. On my first of eight visits to ever stripe, often must speak Assad was in danger of losing late September, Putin spoke at fessed interest in finding a ‘polit- Belfast, I took my family — up for themselves. the United Nations General Extra time on your phone and control of Damascus, the capital ical solution’ to the Syrian cri- having it in your room are privi- wife and three young sons — Rita Restorick, mother of a of the civil-war ravaged nation. Assembly for the first time in sis,” he said. “The Kremlin may years. He issued a strong argu- leges that must be earned incre- to church on a wet, chilly soldier shot in the back by the That, in turn, would have press for a while for Assad to mentally. What you promise crushed a key Russian foreign ment that the U.S. was failing retain his position. In some Sunday morning. The church IRA, detailed her ordeal in a against ISIS militants who hold isn’t as important as what you policy objective — keeping Syria time, however, Russia and the do. Your parents will trust you itself was a victim of the terror- book, “Death of a Soldier.” And together as a unitary state and a large swath of territory in Syria West may both see him as ist Troubles, all but one of their there is the occasional story and neighboring Iraq. when they know that you will maintaining the Russian expendable. The West views accept and follow their rules. If stained glass windows blown with photos on the 16 people foothold in the Middle East. The next day, Putin said Assad as too brutal, and Russia Russia might start air strikes. you show that you are responsi- out by a recent car bomb. who lost one or both legs in the “Assad has not been doing well (sees him) as too weak and inef- ble for several months and your for a long time, so that leads me Those bombing runs began with- fective.” A Northern Ireland police- Boston Marathon bombing — in days, but the targets were not parents still won’t grant you to believe they (the Russians) Whether effective or not, additional time, then it is time man was also taking his family including Jane Martin, sister of saw something lately that made ISIS fighters, as Putin had said, Russia’s involvement has led to to church that same Sunday an 8-year-old who lost his life; but the more moderate Syrian to ask another adult to help you them think things were getting resumed talks about Syria’s reach a compromise. Perhaps a morning, walking hand in hand she is now learning the logistic considerably worse, and they rebels Washington was backing future in Vienna. So far there’s against Assad. grandparent, aunt, uncle or with his two children. Officer of walking with a prosthetic had to intervene,” said Eugene no progress but at least there trusted family friend would be Rumer, director of the Carnegie The northwest region out of are talks, notable for including Stanley Wray never made it to leg. Will we hear reports on the which Moscow is operating able to intervene on your behalf. Endowment Russia and Eurasia Iran — at Russia’s insistence — ——— the front door of the church, Oldridge, Bolton and Goforth program. remains a heartland of Alawite for the first time. They are being shot twice in the back by families? supporters of Assad. Alawites (About the writers: Annie’s Holding together the status notable as well for easing the Mailbox is written by Kathy IRA gunmen. His horrified chil- Meanwhile, what is not help- quo has played heavily in form a branch of Shiite Islam, a Kremlin’s isolation after its fact that also has made Syria a Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, long- dren watched helplessly as ful is white-hot rhetoric like Kremlin foreign policy reaching takeover of Crimea and backing time editors of the Ann Landers deep into the past. And the logic close ally of non-Arab but pre- for pro-Moscow forces fighting their dad crumpled to the Louis Farrakhan’s recent pulpit dominantly Shiite Iran. Tehran column. Please email your ques- of Mideast and North African the central government in tions to anniesmailbox@cre- ground and died. plea for “10,000 fearless men” developments — the centrifugal already was heavily involved on Ukraine. Another member of the to “rise up and kill those who Assad’s behalf in the four-year ators.com, or write to: Annie’s spinning apart of Iraq and Libya, The Russian action — whether Mailbox, c/o Creators Syndicate, RUC, the Royal Ulster kill us — stalk them and kill for example — was deeply civil war. causal or not — has now been But Tehran’s help, along with 737 3rd St., Hermosa Beach CA Constabulary, was just days them, and let them feel the unnerving to Moscow. followed by President Barack 90254. You can also find Annie That was particularly true as militia fighters from Lebanon’s Obama’s decision to insert a few from retirement when he pain of death we are feeling.” Shiite Hezbollah, wasn’t enough. on Facebook at the Russians saw the danger in dozen American special opera- Facebook.com/AskAnnies. To kissed his wife goodbye at the This is pouring gasoline on the Syria, a long-time client, arms “For some time Russian security tors in Syria to bolster the Assad door one morning. She was smoldering embers of black and military leaders have been find out more about Annie’s customer and Moscow’s only opposition, including highly Mailbox and read features by watching him do his usual deaths and dead policemen — remaining outpost in the region. frustrated that even with the aid of effective Kurdish fighters in the fighters from Iran and Hezbollah, other Creators Syndicate writers search for a bomb attached to including Officer Olridge in Beyond that, Syria is home to north. That move is in contrast and cartoonists, visit the Moscow’s only naval base in the Assad’s forces have been unable to to Obama’s previous vow to not the underside of his car — Memphis, who is black. hold their own,” said William Creators Syndicate Web page at Mediterranean. put American “boots on the www.creators.com.) when an IRA assassin walked We need to see a Black Putin began Russian involve- Courtney, a former U.S. diplomat ground” in Syria. up and calmly shot him as he Jobs Matter and Black Fathers ment in what is becoming his in Moscow, and now adjunct sen- was on his hands and knees. Matter movement of equal textbook incremental fashion. ior fellow at the RAND These types of cowardly intensity. 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On appropriate. quarantined the four-cylinder $37,500 per vehicle, which from disbelieving U.S. lawmak- Volkswagen denied that soft- Monday, analysts said the latest The spat with the EPA could 2016 models at ports. They’re means up to $375 million could ers. ware was installed on the larger charges call those claims into hurt sales of the Audi and under investigation for what be added to penalties already The Environmental Protection diesels “to change the emissions question. Porsche brands, which previous- could be a third cheating device. projected in the billions of dol- Agency, along with the California values in any impermissible way” “Volkswagen would do well to ly had been unscathed by the In a notice of violation sent to lars. The company has set aside Air Resources Board, said and vowed to cooperate with the immediately and completely dis- scandal. But as of Monday the VW, EPA officials said the about 6.7 billion euros ($7.38 bil- Volkswagen installed software on EPA. close all people and products 2016 models remained on sale, automaker “knew or should have lion) to fund recalls. VW officials thousands of Audi, Porsche and But Members of the House involved in this deception, no at least until the company gets known” that by employing the have also hinted at possible com- VW cars with six-cylinder diesel Energy and Commerce matter how far-reaching,” said test results from the agency, software, the cars didn’t comply pensation to owners. engines that allowed them to Committee, which is investigat- Karl Brauer, senior analyst for spokesman Bradley Stertz said. with the Clean Air Act. The EPA said Monday that the emit fewer pollutants during ing the scandal, said it’s time for Kelley Blue Book. Audi sales in the U.S. rose 16 The charges follow VW’s software on the six-cylinder tests than in real-world driving. VW to come clean. “The latest Monday’s announcement percent in September, while admission in September that it diesels has a timer that turns on The previous revelations of revelations raise the question, makes the notion that only a lim- Porsche sales gained 23 percent. rigged emissions tests for four- pollution controls when testing cheating involved four-cylinder where does VW’s road of deceit ited number of people were By contrast, Volkswagen brand cylinder diesel engines on 11 mil- begins and turns them off then diesels in smaller cars. end?” said a joint statement by involved in the deception appear sales ended the month flat after lion cars worldwide, including the test ends. Tests are conduct- U.S. regulators continue to tell Chairman Fred Upton, R- “even more outrageous,” Brauer news of the emission-rigging almost 500,000 in the U.S. The ed on a treadmill-like instrument owners of all the affected cars Michigan, and senior lawmakers said. broke in mid-month. All major defeat device in the six-cylinder called a dynamometer. Court troubled Trump’s latest book is on the shelves NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Donald by the DA’s Trump is out with a new book that reads like a campaign manifesto, rejection of boasting success stories but offer- ing few details on how he would black jurors implement his policy goals as pres- ident. WASHINGTON (AP) — The But in the book, entitled Supreme Court signaled support “Crippled America,” the billionaire Monday for a black death row businessman, former reality TV inmate in Georgia who claims star and Republican White House prosecutors improperly kept hopeful does provide insights into African-Americans off the jury how he uses the media to his that convicted him of killing a advantage. white woman. The book speaks directly to vot- Justice Stephen Breyer likened ers, making the case that Trump the chief prosecutor to his excuse- has the experience and business filled grandson. Justice Elena savvy to accomplish things that Kagan said the case seemed as traditional, all-talk, no-action clear a violation “as a court is ever politicians can’t. It comes as going to see” of rules the Supreme Trump is continuing to adjust to a Court laid out in 1986 to prevent new phase of the campaign in racial discrimination in the selec- which the once undisputed front- tion of juries. AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, file runner is now facing heightened AP Photo At least six of the nine justices in This JulY 28, 2009, file photo former House Speaker Dennis competition from a number of his This file PhoTo shows Republican presidential candidate indicated during arguments that Hastert gestures as he speaks in Statuary Hall on Capitol Hill in GOP rivals. Donald Trump speaking during a campaign stop at the Burlington black people were improperly sin- Washington following the unveiling of his portrait. Hastert was the “This book is designed to give Memorial Auditorium in Burlington, Iowa. Trump is out with a new gled out and kept off the jury that 51st Speaker of the House of Representatives from 1999-2007. The the reader a better understanding book that reads like a campaign manifesto providing lots of boasting, eventually sentenced defendant portrait of Hastert has been removed from the Speaker’s Lobby, a of me and my ideas for our future,” but little in the way of new detail on how he plans to implement policy Timothy Tyrone Foster to death in plush area just outside the chamber where lawmakers and reporters Trump writes. “I’m a really nice goals. It does provide some insight, however, into how he uses the 1987. congregate. guy, but I’m also passionate and media to his advantage. Foster could win a new trial if determined to make our country the Supreme Court rules his way. great again.” The discussion Monday also sug- In many ways the book is an media,” he adds. “We give each But Trump also makes no gested that a technical issue might Ex-Speaker Hastert’s portrait exhaustive version of the stump other what we need. And now I am apologies for his often hazy plans. prevent the justices from deciding speech Trump has been delivering using that relationship to talk “A lot of times when I speak, the substance of Foster’s case. removed from House hallway at rallies across the country, laying about the future of America.” people say I don’t provide specific Georgia Deputy Attorney out what he sees as the biggest The book includes chapters on policies that some pollster has General Beth Burton had little challenges facing the country and favored Trump subjects including determined what people want to support on the court for the WASHINGTON (AP) — New last Wednesday to evading the dangers of illegal immigration hear. I know that’s not the way the Speaker Paul Ryan has had a banking laws. He acknowledged how he plans to solve them. And it proposition that prosecutor is signature braggadocios Trump, and his commitment to Second professional politicians do it — Stephen Lanier advanced plausi- portrait of Dennis Hastert in a written agreement that he Amendment rights for gun owners. they seem to poll and focus-group removed from a hallway outside tried paying someone $3.5 mil- complete with a 14-page biography ble “race-neutral” reasons that and a list of some of the properties And it delves into more details in every word. But there’s nobody like resulted in an all-white jury for the House chamber, just days lion to hide misconduct decades some areas, particularly on how he me,” he writes, with dramatic line after the former speaker plead- ago, around the period he was a he has developed, managed and Foster’s trial. Foster was convicted licensed over the years. The book plans to force Mexico to pay for a breaks. “Nobody. I ask people to of killing 79-year-old Queen ed guilty to breaking banking high school wrestling coach. wall along the US-Mexico border, look at what I’ve done throughout laws in a hush money scheme. Anonymous sources have told also includes a note declaring that Madge White in her home in Trump’s net worth has increased his signature campaign promise. my whole career. Look at how suc- Rome, Georgia. The painting of Hastert, R- The Associated Press that the “We could increase the various cessful I’ve been doing things my Ill., had hung for years in the payments were meant to hide since he launched his campaign. Several justices noted that Trump also talks at length about border fees we charge. We could way.” Lanier’s reasons for excusing peo- Speaker’s Lobby, a plush area claims of sexual misconduct. increase the fees on temporary just outside the House chamber His sentencing is scheduled for his relationship with the news ple from the jury changed over media, which he has used deftly to visas. We could even impound time, including the arrest of the where lawmakers and reporters Feb. 29. remittance payments derived from often congregate during votes. Hastert was indicted in May, promote his campaign, saving him cousin of one black juror. The millions in television advertising. illegal wages,” Trump offers. record in the case indicates that That lobby’s walls are adorned but Boehner did not have the “Foreign governments could tell with portraits of 22 former picture taken down. Hastert “I use the media the way the Lanier learned of the arrest only media uses me — to attract atten- their embassies to start helping, GOLD & after the jury had been seated. speakers, with another 28 was speaker from 1999 to 2007, otherwise they risk troubled rela- hanging in corridors and stair- longer than any other tion,” he writes, explaining that he, “That seems an out and out false “learned a long time ago that if tions with America.” D I A M O N D S wells just outside the lobby. Republican has held that post. On education, he falls short of a statement,” Justice Ruth Bader you’re not afraid to be outspoken, 5301 BRAINERD ROAD Ginsburg said. Its removal marks one of the According to the House call for a reinstatement of corporal first visible changes instituted Clerk’s office, the tradition of the media will write about you or Breyer drew an analogy with a beg you to come on their shows.” punishment, but said says schools (423) 499-9162 grandson who was looking for any by Ryan, R-Wis., who became collecting speakers’ portraits need stricter discipline, with speaker last Thursday following began in 1852. “I have a mutually profitable WE PAY reason not to do his homework, two-way relationship with the trained security officers to enforce none of them especially convinc- the resignation of Speaker John Since 1910, the House has the rules. THE MOST! ing. Boehner, R-Ohio. It was taken required itself to acquire oil “And so I would say my answer down over the weekend, said portraits of every speaker. Each to my grandchild is, ‘Look, you’re several congressional aides who since 1910 has had a portrait not too tired to do your home- spoke on condition of anonymi- made, and the House commis- work,’” Breyer said. ty but weren’t authorized to sioned pictures of speakers who With Lanier, he said, “I think openly provide details. had already died. any reasonable person looking at Asked for details about why Not yet hanging in that lobby this would say no, his reason was the portrait was taken down, are portraits of Boehner and of Advertise In Our Holiday Shopping Gift Guide! a purpose to discriminate.” Ryan spokeswoman AshLee former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Justice Samuel Alito, who typi- Strong said: “The speaker D-Calif., who is still in cally sides with prosecutors in believed it was appropriate to Congress as House minority criminal cases, was bothered by rotate in a different portrait.” leader. 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He Negotiations over the budget, and urged lawmakers to keep up san budget bill that avoids a cat- signed it in the Oval Office, short- which began weeks ago, wrapped the collaboration. astrophic U.S. default and puts ly before departing on a day trip up quickly last week as “My hope is now that they off the next round of fighting over to New Jersey and New York to Republican Rep. Paul Ryan of build on this agreement with federal spending and debt until focus on the criminal justice sys- Wisconsin prepared to become spending bills that also invest in after next year’s presidential and tem, as well as raise money for the new House speaker. America’s priorities — without congressional elections. his fellow Democrats. Obama negotiated the agree- getting sidetracked by a whole Obama praised the rare bipar- The legislation raises the limit ment with Republican and bunch of ideological issues that tisan cooperation behind the on the government’s debt Democratic congressional leaders have nothing to do with the budg- deal, saying that 2-year agree- through March 2017, pushing who were intent on steering the et,” he said. ment that funds the government reconsideration of what in recent institution away from the The $80 billion in additional through the 2017 fiscal year puts years has become a contentious brinkmanship and government spending is paid for with a mix of the government on a responsible issue until after the elections for shutdown threats that have spending cuts and revenue path. the White House and Congress in haunted lawmakers for years. increases touching areas from “It should finally free us from November 2016. Republican Rep. John Boehner of tax compliance to spectrum auc- the cycle of shutdown threats The measure also sets federal Ohio, who stepped down both as tions. and last-minute fixes and allows spending through the 2016 and speaker and from his seat in The deal would also avert a us to, therefore, plan for the 2017 fiscal years, and eases strict Congress at the end of last week, looming shortfall in the Social AP Photo future,” Obama said in brief caps on spending by providing an said he felt a sense of urgency to Security disability trust fund that PresiDent BArAcK Obama signs H.R. 1314, the “Bipartisan remarks as he signed the bill. additional $80 billion, split evenly reach a deal before turning the threatened to slash benefits, and Budget Act of 2015,” Monday in the Oval Office in the White House in Tuesday was the deadline for between military and domestic gavel over to Ryan. Other law- head off an unprecedented Washington, before traveling to Andrews Air Force Base, Md., on his averting a default on U.S. finan- programs. The Appropriations makers wanted the issue taken increase in Medicare premiums way to Newark, N.J. Obama will spend the day highlighting the re- cial obligations by raising the committees must write legislation off the table as they look ahead to for outpatient care for about 15 entry process of formerly incarcerated individuals back into society. debt limit. to reflect the spending and they next fall’s elections. million beneficiaries. Things to Veterans Affairs officials know about refuse to testify on battle of the job-manipulation claims WASHINGTON (AP) — Two Danny Pummill, the VA’s prin- sweeteners high-ranking officials at the cipal deputy undersecretary for LOS ANGELES (AP) — Department of Veterans Affairs benefits, said a relocation pro- Hundreds of millions of dollars are refused to testify Monday night gram used by Rubens and at stake for both sides in a federal at a congressional hearing on Graves to obtain more than court case that’s shaping up as allegations that they manipulat- $400,000 in questionable mov- the battle of the sweeteners. ed the agency’s hiring system for ing expenses has been suspend- Yet behind all the legal bluster their own gain. ed. between sugar and high fructose The officials, Diana Rubens The department is moving to corn syrup are two products that and Kimberly Graves, told a impose disciplinary action are similar in their chemical House committee they were against Rubens and Graves, makeup and effect on the human asserting their Fifth Amendment Pummill said, but he declined to body, experts say. rights under the Constitution to say what those actions were, cit- Here are a few things to know protect themselves against self- ing employee confidentiality about the two saccharine sub- incrimination. rules. stances as a trial begins Tuesday. The VA’s acting inspector gen- Acting Inspector General Linda —- eral said in a report that Rubens Halliday said in a report in WHAT’S IN A NAME? and Graves forced lower-ranking September that Rubens and Sugar and high fructose corn AP Photo regional managers to accept job Graves “inappropriately used syrup both contain glucose and KAte ezyK, left, and her husband Matt Ezyk, second from right, both of Westerly, Mass., transfers against their will. their positions of authority for fructose, just in slightly different practice Common Core math techniques with elementary school principle Polly Gillie, right, during Rubens and Graves then stepped personal and financial benefit” proportions. a math workshop at a community center in Westerly. The Westerly school district is running the into the vacant positions them- when they forced lower-ranking What’s commonly called “sugar” workshop for parents to teach them Common Core math so they can help their grade schoolers selves, keeping their pay while officials to transfer out of their in everyday life is actually sucrose, with their homework. Math specialist Gina Gervasini looks on right. reducing their responsibilities, positions and then filled the a compound that’s 50 percent glu- the IG said. vacancies themselves. cose and 50 percent fructose. Rubens, director of the Rubens and Graves kept their Fructose is the most common Philadelphia regional office for salaries of $181,497 and sugar in fruit. the Veterans Benefits $173,949, respectively, even High fructose corn syrup is Homework help: Teaching Administration, and Graves, though the new positions they made up of the same two sugars. director of the St. Paul, took as directors at regional But as the name implies, one type Minnesota regional office for the offices in Philadelphia and St. of high fructose corn syrup has parents Common Core math VBA, face possible criminal pros- Paul had less responsibility and slightly more fructose than ecution. a lower pay range than their pre- “sugar” — 55 percent — and the WESTERLY, R.I. (AP) — Any two single-digit numbers?” frames,” tools used to help The two women are among five vious positions. Rubens was a rest is glucose. The other type has adult who has tried to help a asked one, as she writes 7+6 children learn about numbers. high-ranking VA officials who deputy undersecretary at the 42 percent fructose and 58 per- second-grader with homework on a whiteboard. He found it hard to explain the received subpoenas to appear at VA’s Washington headquarters, cent glucose. has noticed math is not what it The teachers went on to basics to his daughter, and Monday night’s hearing conduct- while Graves was director of —- used to be. Now schools are explain ways to get to the said he hoped what he learned ed by the House Veterans Affairs VBA’s Eastern Region. SWEET NOTHINGS unlocking the secrets of answer: “doubles,” ‘’count on” here could help them both Committee. Rubens grew up near Sugar producers argue their Common Core math for mysti- and “bridge to 10.” avoid frustration. The panel’s chairman, Rep. Philadelphia, while Graves has product is more natural and that fied parents. In doubles, the student The school district in Jeff Miller, R-Fla., called the alle- family in Minnesota, the IG’s high fructose corn syrup is as They’re holding special finds the closest double and Oshkosh, Wisconsin, has also gations against Rubens and report said. addictive as crack cocaine. Corn classes or giving out materials works from there. So, 7+6 held parent nights. Graves disturbing. Allison Hickey, the former refiners counter that sugar pro- designed for adults so they can becomes 6+6=12+1=13. “Parents say, ‘This is crazy.’ “VA exists for veterans, not for head of the Veterans Benefits ducers are just trying to make up help children with their math In bridge to 10, students They have a misunderstanding itself or the unjust enrichment of Administration, resigned last for market lost starting in the homework. After parents learn break one of the other num- of Common Core. They come in its senior employees,” he said. month amid questions about a 1970s, when the cheaper high the strategies, educators say, bers up to form a combination a little hot with misconcep- Miller called on VA to take backlog in disability claims and fructose corn syrup came on the they’re more willing to get on that makes 10. In 7+6, break tions,” said the district’s Julie aggressive steps to root out Hickey’s role in the transfers market. board with Common Core up the 6 to make 3+3. Then, Holmes. actions identified by the inspec- obtained by Rubens and Graves. Corn refiners lost a bid to math amid criticism from 7+3=10. 10+3=13. Other parents are concerned tor general’s report, hold employ- The IG’s report said Hickey and change the name high fructose some politicians, from fellow In count on, the student about teaching math to their ees accountable and “be better other top VA officials may have corn syrup to “corn sugar” when parents, on social media and finds the largest number and children the wrong way, but stewards of taxpayers’ money.” encouraged the scheme. the Food and Drug Administration from celebrities like Louis adds to it, one by one. In 7+6, Holmes tells them not to ruled in 2012 that sugar was a C.K., who complained the student might count on 7, worry. solid, dried and crystallized food, Common Core math made his 8, 9, and reach 10. Add the “Ultimately, any time spent not syrup. But the government daughters cry. remaining 3 to get 13. with a child talking about has yet to take a stand on which Nearly all states are using Parents were then put into math is worthwhile time,” she sweetener, if either, is more nutri- Common Core learning stan- groups to do an exercise chil- said. tionally beneficial. dards, which dictate what stu- dren might do in the classroom In Arizona, a foundation Roger Clemens, a University of dents should know in math — go through flash cards with that works to improve schools, Southern California research pro- and English. different formulas and choose the Rodel Foundation, came fessor of pharmacology and phar- In Westerly, teachers and how to solve them: “doubles,” out with a book last year, maceutical science who has stud- administrators gathered ‘’count on” or “bridge to 10.” “Math Power.” Kim Rimbey, ied sugars, says the human body recently in a classroom full of Children will eventually Rodel’s chief learning officer, treats both the same and there is adults eager to learn. It was learn traditional algorithms, said when she sees people no appreciable difference between part of a free three-part series the educators explained, but complaining about Common the two when it comes to caloric called “Parents Can Help With will have a solid foundation in Core on Facebook, it’s almost value or metabolic effect. Math,” run by the Westerly understanding what numbers always because they don’t “They are equivalent forms of Parent Academy. mean and being able to justify understand representations sugar,” he says. “It’s all about per- Matt and Kate Ezyk are per- their thinking. such as number lines and 10 ception.” plexed by Common Core math “We want to develop flexible frames. —- and have seen Kate’s sister thinking, so if they hit a road- The book includes simple AP Photos SO WHAT’S THE BIG DEAL? struggle to help her daughter block, they have multiple graphics that explain how to DePArtment of VeterAns Affairs, Philadelphia and Neutral experts in the debate with homework. As parents of places they can go,” said Polly use those representations. The Wilmington Regional Offices Director Diana Ruben, left, and between sugar and high fructose a kindergartener, they worried Gillie, principal of Dunn’s foundation has sold or given Department of Veterans Affairs St. Paul Regional Office Director corn syrup say it all boils down to they weren’t equipped to help Corners Elementary School. out 37,000 copies of the book Kimberly Graves, right, listen at a Veterans Affairs Committee hear- semantics and marketing. him when he starts bringing “It all comes back to real- to districts, parents and oth- ing on Capitol Hill in Washington. Rubens and Graves asserted their Public opinion that once assignments home. world application and mental ers. It’s available for $4.99 as Fifth Amendment rights under the Constitution to protect against self- favored high fructose corn syrup “If this doesn’t make sense math.” an e-book. incrimination. has now tilted toward sugar. to us, how are we going to help Bill Luck, 37, is a parent of Back in Westerly, Gillie said Most recently, a third sweetener him?” Matt Ezyk said. a first-grader and has an engi- she saw the lightbulbs go off called agave has risen in popular- During the 90-minute ses- neering degree. He always for parents as they began to ity because it’s believed to be sion, educators demonstrated found math easy but didn’t understand what teachers are State Dept. to review agents’ more natural — but the chemical different ways to solve basic understand his daughter’s asking students to do. make-up of the sap from the math problems. homework after she started “They were like, ‘Oh, my press role after Uzbek incident “How would you add these coming home with “10 gosh, this makes total sense.’” agave plant is “chemically and WASHINGTON (AP) — The tion about human rights. metabolically almost the same as State Department said Monday it Karimov, whose government has high fructose corn syrup,” will review the role its diplomatic been widely criticized for human Clemens said. security agents play at photo rights abuses, did not answer the —— opportunities following a week- question. SUGAR BY ANY OTHER Robin Williams’ widow: I forgive him end incident in Uzbekistan in “Our press team and diplomat- NAME which a reporter was removed ic security work hard around the The trial isn’t likely to end the NEW YORK (AP) — Robin report found signs of Lewy body said, it may have all come down from a meeting between world on these trips, as well as debate or wipe away confusion Williams’ widow says his medical dementia, a difficult-to-diagnose to one: “I think he was just say- Secretary of State John Kerry here in the department, to work about sweeteners. afflictions would have claimed condition that leads to a decline ing, ‘No.’ And I don’t blame him and the Uzbek president. for access for journalists,” Sugar listed on packaging goes his life within three years — in thinking and reasoning abili- one bit.” Department spokeswoman Trudeau told reporters. by many names and all of them “hard years” — and that she ties. She called him “the bravest Elizabeth Trudeau said the “However, we’re not perfect. We’re mean one thing: a sweet taste. doesn’t blame him for his sui- That may have contributed to man I’ve ever known.” Bureau of Diplomatic Security going to take a look at what hap- Maltose, dextrose, sucrose, corn cide. the anxiety and depression for Williams’ symptoms began in and press office would look into pened, if there’s ways that we can syrup, brown rice syrup, maple Susan Williams said the actor- which he was treated in his last November 2013, she said in an the matter after a DS agent was review and fix how we do these syrup, high fructose corn syrup, comedian had not only been months, and that likely played a interview that aired Tuesday on filmed helping Uzbek guards process we absolutely will.” honey or a variety of fruit juice diagnosed with Parkinson’s dis- role in his August 2014 suicide ABC’s “Good Morning America.” remove the Washington Post Videotape of Sunday’s incident concentrates are all ingredients ease, a progressive movement by hanging. They included stomach pain, reporter. The reporter had asked in Samarkand shows a U.S. and that indicate sugar is in a food disorder, a few months before his Though there were many rea- constipation, urinary trouble and Uzbekistan’s authoritarian an Uzbek security agent prodding product. death, but also that a coroner’s sons why he ended his life, she sleeplessness. President Islam Karimov a ques- the reporter to leave the room. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, November 3, 2015— 15

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But conservatives insisted G:;:G:C8:HID7B>I8=:AAIAADL:GN DG< the law required Robins to show   7:9GDDB  76I= L>I= :9GDDB 76I= =6G9LDD9 exactly how he was injured. )0-. . 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On the other side, =6GA:HIDC 6A=DJC /) 6G:6 (JHI consumer protection advocates 7: 9GJ< ;G:: 6C9 67A: ID E6HH 6 +0'$.# -. )*/$  AA G:6A :H 768@H:9 >C I=>H C:LHE6E:G >H say such lawsuits are the only FJ>G:9 EA:6H:86AA  ;DG +0'$.# -. )*/$  AA G:6A :H HJ7?:8I ID I=: !:9:G6A !6>G #DJH>C< way to hold companies account- BDG:>C;DGB6I>DC I6I: 69K:GI>H:9 >C I=>H C:LHE6E:G >H 8I D;  6C9 I=:/:CC:HH:: #J able for mistakes. 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Central High School and Walker classes that connect subjects Valley High School met with their like math with real-life uses. volunteer advisers during the “We want to give our students annual meeting of the school more than just a seat in a class- system’s Career and Technical room,” Robinson said. Education Advisory Committee After the opening session, the on Monday. teachers and advisers divided After a short opening session, into groups based on their spe- the educators and advisers divid- cific subject areas. ed themselves into 17 different The programs they were dis- groups representing 14 different cussing were: criminal justice at industries — everything from both schools, cabinetry/con- cosmetology to welding. struction at Bradley, Director of Schools Dr. Linda business/market at both Cash thanked the local business schools, computer aided draft- leaders who showed up to share ing/engineering at both schools, their expertise with teachers. agricultural science at both “You are so valued because schools, information technology you give us feedback on what we at both schools, broadcast media need to be preparing students at Bradley, cosmetology at for,” Cash said. “We do not want Bradley, health science at both Contributed photo THIS IS AN ARCHITECT’S aerial rendering of the proposed new elementary school in Cleveland to be constructed on Georgetown Road our schools to be somewhere schools, culinary arts at Bradley, north of the city. Architect Brian Templeton of the Upland Design Group provided two options to the school board Monday, and this design they just go; we want for our human services education at schools to be somewhere that Bradley, welding/precision was approved unanimously. Estimated cost of the new school is $15,666,180. The school is expected to open for 520 students, with easy prepares them for the future.” machining at Bradley, automo- expansion for 180 more. She added there is often a dif- tive technology at Bradley and ference between school and “the collision repair at Bradley. real world,” and the partnership Each group discussed what helps teachers make sure that they are doing to keep the career difference is a small one. and technical education “buck- School CTE Supervisor Arlette ets” full for students. From Page 1 Robinson stressed the impor- For example, the tance of students getting to take business/marketing group from specific-career related classes. Bradley discussed the entrepre- design. Bradley County. Hopefully, this will relieve The elective career and techni- neurship class that is new to the School space in the design approved (for anticipated traffic on Georgetown Road. cal education classes at both school this year, as well as an an enrollment of 520 students) is 95,784 “If we’re not going to build the Three bays in the open area at the front of county high schools are designed upcoming travel and tourism square feet for the building and site ameni- multipurpose room, we’re shooting the building will be about 20 feet wide. to give students training in a class for students in the school’s ties. The estimated cost for just this con- ourselves in the foot.” There will also be some landscaping in this field before they even go to col- Cambridge honors program. struction is $13,888,680. — Dawn Robinson area, and possibly a clock tower or vertical lege. For example, health science Just down the hall, the busi- The effort to include the multipurpose structure for decor. students may receive training ness/marketing group from room was led by longtime board member Bus traffic will go behind the gym and and take the tests needed to Walker Valley was discussing the Dawn Robinson. “If we’re not going to build “there’s not much fat in the numbers.” staff parking, and bus riders will enter and become certified nursing assis- personal finance and business the multipurpose room, we’re shooting our- Director of Schools Dr. Martin Ringstaff exit the school building from the rear. tants. management classes their school selves in the foot,” she said before the vote. said, “I feel $145 is conservative, but I fear Public parking (95 spaces) will be at the Robinson said career-related currently offers. Additional costs include subsurface it will come in above that.” front of the building, with approximately 50 classes don’t prepare students While the two schools have investigation ($6,000), geothermal conduc- Templeton also emphasized the estimates staff spaces behind the gymnasium. for future jobs; they also help slightly different class offerings, tivity test boring ($20,000), wetlands delin- are end-of-year or early-next-year numbers. Templeton also discussed the mixed roof- students stay engaged in school. teachers from both schools eation ($3,500), a traffic impact study He said that if the start of construction con- ing proposals, and the benefit of utilizing a She cited results of a survey stressed the need to help stu- ($10,000), construction testing ($70,000), tinues to be delayed, the cost will go up. sloped roof. that said 81 percent of high dents develop everything from construction contingency ($400,000), archi- Board member Steve Morgan pointed out Board members and Templeton agreed school dropouts said them hav- “soft skills” to the ability to cre- tectural and engineering fees ($694,000). that the school project has already there will probably be several tweaks with ing such “relevant” work would ate a business plan. Both also commissioning ($75,000), final printing increased by $2 million since a proposal two the design, just as there were with have encouraged them to stay. emphasized the importance of ($8,000), fire marshal review fee ($16,000), years ago. Cleveland High School’s new Raider Arena, Robinson said the goal is also work-based learning with oppor- loose furniture such as desks, tables and Templeton spent considerable time going and the Cleveland High Science Wing before to create a seamless transition tunities like internships and job chairs ($350,000), and IT and AV equipment over the different areas of the school build- that. for students as they go from high shadowing. ($125,000). ing. Upland Design Group, and Templeton, school to colleges and careers. Down another hall, health sci- The two designs include three separate In addition to the gymnasium, multipur- were in charge of both of those projects. “If we can’t do that, we need ence teachers also spoke about classroom wings jutting from the main pose room and stage area at the end of the — In another major decision Monday, you telling us how we can do the importance of allowing stu- building to the west. The first wing will be main hallway, there will be a lobby, admin- board members approved one of three that,” Robinson told the local dents to gain experience through for kindergarten and first-grade students, istrative offices, school resource office options from Templeton on the flooring for industry leaders. internships and job shadowing. second- and third-grade students will be (security), library, computer lab, art room sections of the new Raider Arena, especially She also explained there are However, one teacher noted the located in the middle wing, and the fourth and kitchen and cafeteria. the track around the second level. five “buckets” the school system high school students are having and fifth grades in the third and final wing. He also discussed the classroom wings The big issue for the option is something wants to be able to pour into stu- to compete with college students There is an area at the end of each wing and features of the classrooms. called resinous epoxy flooring, which is less dents: relevant coursework, early for the same career-building for the addition of two classrooms (a total of Kindergarten classrooms will have bath- expensive than the urethane originally pro- college credits, early work experi- opportunities in health care. six) for 180 additional students. This would rooms, while that space will be used as posed. ence, “diploma plus” initiatives In other rooms, culinary arts, bring the total enrollment of the educational storage for the upper grades. The anticipated cost is $125,667, which and integrated academics. information technology, comput- complex to 700. The architect, and board members, also will provide a credit of $18,127 from the Those “buckets” are currently er aided drafting and human Courtyards are proposed between the sec- discussed the outside area. There are drop- original plan. full of experiences like classes for services education and other ond and third wings. off and pick-up areas which include an Dr. Murl Dirksen made the motion to specific skill areas, college dual groups also discussed class Templeton said the estimated cost of con- open area with a covered awning. The stack- approve the change, with Peggy Pesterfield credit and dual enrollment offerings and opportunities for struction is $145 per square foot, but $10 of ing space for parent and caregiver traffic is giving a second. The vote was also unani- opportunities, internships and students outside class. that estimate is for geothermal. He said, larger than at any school in Cleveland or mous. job shadowing opportunities, a Many of the educators also push for students to earn indus- expressed thanks to the industry try certifications as pluses to leaders for helping them brain- Assessment their high school diplomas and storm ways to improve. From Page 1

The motion was seconded by tion toward their policy. nomical cost of insurance.” ing any laws.” Projects Commissioner Howard Thomp- “I would want to encourage “This year and last year, we “If this information was only From Page 1 son. supervisors to have their people were cheaper than what we were items like how many times you Chairman Louie Alford noted do the survey, but make it six years ago,” Hughes said. work out, I wouldn’t see a prob- because the agenda had been optional,” Yarber said. Yarber said the county would lem with it,” he said. “But, when bills to pay in this budget year, beginning in 2016-17 are sup- approved with the health Commissioner Mike Hughes, not get any information submit- it comes to medical questions, but they would not exceed the posed to cover the 15 year amor- assessment requirement includ- who had previously reported to ted to the survey, only whether an that is between you and your committed amount unless the tization. ed, a substitute motion would the Finance Committee he had employee had taken the survey. doctor. That’s private informa- Commission approves more “When the bids come back, be needed to make the change. taken the online survey to see “It simply tries to make you tion. That clearly, to me, fits funding. the Commission will have deci- That motion was made by how it was, objected to having more health-conscious,” he that profile.” “The project will be completed sion to make about what options Vice Chairman Jeff Yarber and the survey at all. said. “I think it is a good thing “I cannot support something during this budget year,” he they want to keep,” Davis said. seconded by Commissioner “I know the Fourth employees would like to see. that even has this assessment said. Davis spoke about the Lake Charlotte Peak. Amendment has the right to pri- We’re going to have to come up involved in it,” Hughes said. “I The $2 million and interest for Forest Middle School project However, Yarber’s wording of vacy. I personally feel that [the with more wellness programs to will not be a part of violating the county’s share of the pur- “going on the latest as I know it the motion included making the survey] is a violation of that,” help with our insurance.” someone’s civil rights. I will not chase of the Spring Branch and not by reading the newspa- survey “optional” which caused Hughes said. Answering a question from do it.” Industrial Park property has a per.” some commissioners to oppose He also said the option that Commissioner Milan Blake, Hughes was joined by Blake, portion in the current budget, The Commission has previ- the motion even though they could force employees to con- County Attorney Crystal Rawls and Commissioner “and the balance is projected to ously approved spending $12 supported employees not having tribute to the cost of their plans Freiberg said the health assess- Johnny Mull voting against the be in next year’s community million toward the project. In to take the exam or pay a por- came up “because of the astro- ment survey would not be a vio- measure which passed 10-4. development fund,” Davis said. doing so, the bond for that lation of rights. Hughes explained after the The mayor said $105,113 was amount would have to be for “The way I understand it, meeting the objection was paid on the proposed Veterans $18 million in order to give the Bradley County would not be because the assessment Home in 2014-15. city of Cleveland $6 million as getting any medical informa- remained optional in the substi- “This year, according to their required by law. Museum tion,” Freiberg said. “It would all tute motion by Yarber. timeline, they said to put Davis’ current plan is to make From Page 1 go to Cigna. All we would get is The Commission also voted $530,000 in this year’s budget the first payment of $600,000 whether a specific employee unanimously to request the which we did,” Davis said. “That from the Solid Waste donation 23. The last day to register to president of the United States. took it or not to determine if state Legislature to approve leaves the balance of $1.3 mil- on Oct. 1, 2016. vote in the March 1 election is The election commission had they had to pay the $32.50. increasing the hotel/motel tax lion to be in next year’s “That would leave $11.4 mil- Feb. 1, and the last day to an interesting discussion on the There would not be a HIPPA vio- from 5 percent to 7 percent. Community Development lion and the city’s portion of change name or address before vote for president, as they dis- lation.” Blake said conversations had Fund.” $5.7 million to borrow,” Davis pollbooks are printed is Feb. cussed whether to follow other HIPPA is the federal Health been held with all of the coun- He said that would be subject said. “That borrowing has 25. county, state and national holi- Insurance Portability and ty’s representatives to the legis- to change in January when the always been planned to happen Next year is a very busy and day planning and close the office Accountability Act, implement- lature as well as the Chamber of county knows if the project roughly in January 2017.” important year for the county on President’s Day, which is Feb. ed to protect patient privacy Commerce, and the response ranked high enough to meet the He said it looks like now the and the nation, as the state pri- 15. This will be just as early vot- Commissioner Dan Rawls has been positive. funding amount from the federal revenues in debt service will be mary and county general elec- ing is taking place for the March said it just “starts to make peo- This version of the tax government. sufficient at that time to cover tion on Aug. 4 will include five 1 election. ple more responsible for their increase is different in the ver- “If we do, the timeline works. the costs. seats on the county school The commission approved own personal health care.” sion which failed earlier this If we don’t, that may get pushed The mayor also addressed the board, two Charleston city com- closing the office that day, on a “I know we’re not trying to year, because it does not have forward,” Davis said. county’s portion of $3 million to mission seats, four Cleveland motion by Duane Gilbert and force anyone to pay for their an education element involved. He said the numbers for the fund Spring Branch infrastruc- City Council positions and three second by Dana Burgner. It health care, but what we’re say- The funds would be split 80 new work release facility at the ture which has yet to be official- Cleveland city school board passed unanimously. ing is the county is heavily percent for tourism and eco- county jail are “up in the air.” ly approved. spots. Winners in these races Important election-related invested in this. It’s one of our nomic development and 20 per- “This $2.8 million estimate is “You are looking at putting will fill those positions. dates for 2016 are located on the biggest expenses,” Rawls said. cent for the general fund. what we were given and will the 2 percent increase of the The Aug. 4 election will also Bradley County Election “If we can get you to participate Revenue generated by the probably go to bid in December,” hotel/motel tax in for that some- include the state primary for the Commission’s website: in your health care, understand increase would be used to fund he said. time after the first of the year,” 10th District U.S. Senate seat www.bradleyelections.com. how these things affect your life, the county’s $3 million portion Davis said the plan to pay for Davis said. “The additional from Tennessee, and both local All commissioners were pres- this helps you also. of infrastructure costs at the the facility currently includes money from that would go into House of Representative seats ent at Monday’s meeting. In “I don’t see this as any rights new Spring Branch Industrial using $900,000 from a reserve debt service to fund that proj- (22nd District and 24th District). addition to Gilbert, Schuch and violation,” he continued. “I take Park. account and borrowing $1.9 ect.” The U.S. House seat in the 3rd Burgner, Chairman Travis Henry one of these myself with my Commissioners also unani- million for two years. He said it will probably be and 4th congressional districts, and Secretary Oscar Kelley were health care, and it’s more inten- mously approved authorizing Those funds will be repaid July 2016 when those funds are respectively, will also be voted both in attendance. sive than this one.” the county mayor to negotiate from the county’s Capital borrowed — “sometime after the on in that primary. The commission will next meet Hughes said he agreed the and enter into a contract with Projects Fund in the 2016-17 revenue starts coming in, so we Then, on Nov. 8, each of the on Monday, Dec. 7, at the HIPPA laws would not be violat- River City Athletic Field for the and 2017-18 budgets. know for sure that sufficient state seats from the August pri- Bradley County Courthouse ed, “because if you volunteer installation of an infield mix at The mayor also added revenues are coming in to cover mary will be voted on, as will Annex. information, you are not violat- Elrod Park. The cost is $97,750. increased work release fees it.”