AN OVERALL GOOD TIME of Flamethrower Rampage

THURSDAY

June 14, 2018

BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER 75 CENTS Adairsville City Council gets a clean opinion

BY NEIL B. MCGAHEE opinion, also referred to as a clean opin- $3,439,748, a net increase of $316,923. In- of water, due to the flooding experienced • Heard a motion to approve a Memo- [email protected] ion.” creases in SPLOST, LOST, local property during the last several weeks randum Of Understanding with the Boys In his report on the city’s internal control taxes and hotel/motel taxes accounted for • Heard a request to approve the annual and Girls Club relating to the financial If it’s 2018, it must be the time for clean over financial reporting and compliance the increased revenue. funding agreement with the county library commitment to the CDBG funded project. opinions. with law, regulations, contracts and grant Hatch said the General Fund increased system for $67,500. • Heard a motion to authorize the city That’s accountant talk for “your audit agreements, Hatch said, for the fiscal year, its balance by $397,411 to $2.42 million. • Heard a motion to amend the contract manager to approve a task order for the de- looks good.” the city did not receive any audit finding Total budgeted revenues of the General with RDJE for emergency sewer repairs to sign of McKenzie Street sidewalks and And accountant Christian Hatch brought nor were any instances of non-compliance Fund amounted to $3.38 million. $318,491. paving project. that message to the Adairsville City Coun- identified. Council will vote whether to accept the • Heard a motion to to authorize the • Heard a motion to approve the reappoint- cil’s Tuesday work session, just as he has He also reported that at year’s end, the report at tonight’s regular council meeting. mayor and city council to enter into a ment of Patricia Eastin to the Historic Preser- done every year. city’s total assets exceeded total liabilities Memorandum Of Understanding with the vation Commission for a three-year term. “On behalf of Williamson and Co. by $31.1 million, an increase over 2016 by In other business, council: Boys and Girls Club to execute construc- CPA’s,” Hatch said, “for the fiscal year nearly $536,000. Total tax revenues includ- • Heard a report that $8,552 in emer- tion and grant-related documents in order The Adairsville City Council will meet ending Dec. 31, 2017, the city of ing Special Purpose Local Option Sales gency repairs were made to the spring- to complete the Community Development in regular session tonight, June 14 at 7 pm Adairsville received an unmodified audit Tax (SPLOST) elections came to house, one of the city’s principle sources Block Grant Program. at Adairsville City Hall.

Bond set for man accused AN OVERALL GOOD TIME of flamethrower rampage

BY JAMES SWIFT [email protected]

Senior Georgia Superior Court Judge Larry Salmon appeared almost flabbergasted upon hearing the facts of the case regarding accused arsonist Randy Weaver in Bartow Superior Court Tuesday. “He has certainly gone big on this one,” said Cherokee Judicial Circuit Assistant District Attorney Weaver Elizabeth York during the motion RANDY PARKER/DTN to set bond. “Weaver made his own Sheriff’s Office report, the first in- Adairsville farmer homemade flamethrower with a cident took place on Cedar Creek David Baker looks propane tank.” Road around 9 a.m., after Weaver over his goods for Weaver has been in custody and his wife got into an argument sale at the since his arrest March 10. The over a truck. season's first Cartersville resident, who has yet “He got into a truck, drove it Adairsville to be indicted by a grand jury, through her fence, he then rammed Farmer's Market. the porch of the residence where The farmer's stands accused of two counts of market drew first degree arson and two counts of she was, and after she thought he several local second degree arson stemming had left ... he had set fire to the farmers and from two incidents that transpired porch of the house where she was shoppers. The on the morning of March 5. farmer's market According to a Bartow County SEE WEAVER, PAGE 8A will take place weekly through Sept. 1, on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon on the lower level of Cartersville man gets the town square. 6 years in confinement for meth possession

BY JAMES SWIFT [email protected]

A 20-year-old Cartersville resident was sentenced to 20 years in Bartow Superior Court Tuesday for possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute. Luis Borja Sanchez, initially charged with drug trafficking, en- tered a negotiated plea of guilty to the lesser included offense. Sanchez Sanchez will spend the first six being in possession of more than years of the sentence in confine- 28 grams of a “mixture containing ment and the remainder on proba- methamphetamine.” According to tion. He is also ordered to pay a prosecutors, Sanchez was a passen- $5,000 fine. ger in a vehicle that a law enforce- Sanchez additionally pleaded ment officer attempted to stop guilty to one count of obstructing along Grassdale Road. He then fled an officer, for which he was given a sheriff’s deputy once the car was a 12-month sentence to be served pulled over. concurrently with the sentence for In addition to the drugs, prosecu- drug possession. tors said Sanchez was also found to Per a bill of indictment, Sanchez was arrested in early Nov. 2016 for SEE SENTENCE, PAGE 8A Registration for 2018 Give a Kid a Chance now open

BY DONNA HARRIS p.m. at the Allatoona Resource we can do more. We believe that pre-K through 12th grade will re- [email protected] Center at 6503 Glade Road in Ac- self-sufficiency is empowerment. ceive a new backpack, school sup- worth. Give a Kid a Chance illustrates this plies, a T-shirt, a haircut and health, Students may not be thinking Doug Belisle, executive director beautifully.” dental and vision screenings free of about starting a new school year of Bartow Collaborative, which This will be the second year the charge. yet, but one Bartow County organ- sponsors the event, said the Give a event is being held at two locations, Local hair stylists and cosmetol- ization has been planning for it Kid a Chance program “embodies and program Director Barbara ogy students from Chattahoochee since last October. the purpose of the collaborative.” Hoffman said having more than Technical College will give the Online registration for the 2018 “Bartow Collaborative is about one site turned out “wonderful” last haircuts; Walmart will conduct the Bartow Give a Kid a Chance, a pulling together community part- year. vision checks; and the Bartow back-to-school outreach for the ners, nonprofits, social services, “CrossPoint City Church and County Health Department will be county’s at-risk children, will be churches and businesses to help BLESS Coalition played a huge on hand to provide State Form open through July 16 for this year’s strengthen families and ensure that role in helping us make this a real- 3300 health exams for students event, scheduled for Saturday, July kids are prepared for school and ity at the ARC,” she said. “We new to the school systems. 28, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Bar- that they succeed when they get served 326 students.” The dental exams will be con-

tow County College and Career there,” he said. “We believe that At the 10th annual event next ducted at the academy by Georgia SPECIAL Academy at 738 Grassdale Road in strong families make strong com- month, Bartow County and Volunteers help students gather their backpacks and school Cartersville and from 9 a.m. to 2 munities. We believe that together Cartersville City at-risk students in SEE GAKAC, PAGE 7A supplies at last year’s Give a Kid a Chance event.

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The Daily Tribune News www.daily-tribune.com Thursday, June 14, 2018 3A Man gives his own generation the silent treatment

DEAR ABBY: My husband, young people don’t respond to daughters. They both graduated feel that it’s a waste of money just wouldn’t be a bad idea if you in- who is retired, now prefers to talk him. I can imagine few pastimes from a local university. Our rule so they can “play house.” She has cluded her parents. Explain that exclusively to people under 21. He less appetizing than socializing was, if they were to complete their a good relationship with her fam- you would be uncomfortable sub- says he is “mentoring” them, with someone who “imparts education locally, they had to con- ily and can come and go as she sidizing her if she lives with her though I haven’t seen any indica- knowledge” by talking down to tinue to live at home. pleases. I’m afraid they will run boyfriend because it’s not how tion of this. them. They might find him more Now, our goddaughter “Justine” into money issues and use the you raised your children. You have He says he has no interest in appealing if he asked them ques- is in community college and plan- money we give her to live on in- already contributed generously to talking to people our age, so when By tions and listened to what they had ning to transfer to a four-year col- stead of for school, which is not her education. we get together with our friends, Abigail Van Buren to say. lege next semester. I was told OK with me. Plus, I don’t think I who are mostly our age, he says Consider talking to him about recently that she’s been trying to should do any different for her TO MY MUSLIM READERS: practically nothing. When I asked est in being with him. What, if your concern that he is socially convince her boyfriend to get a than I did for my own children. It is time for the breaking of the why, he said he prefers to impart anything, should I do about this? isolating himself from contempo- place together. Justine’s parents I’m afraid if I let her know how Ramadan fast. Happy Eid al-Fitr. his knowledge to younger people. It has been going on for more than raries, because the longer he con- would prefer she remain at home, I feel, it will strain our relationship — ABBY I have suggested that he volunteer two years now. — CONCERNED tinues, the less welcome he will but won’t fight her if she moves in — perhaps even the one we have with younger people, but he IN THE MIDWEST find himself. However, until he with her boyfriend. I’m pretty sure with her parents. Should this be Dear Abby is written by Abigail wasn’t interested — he just wants comes to that realization and de- they’ll continue to fund her educa- my concern or should I let it go? Van Buren, also known as Jeanne to hang out with them. DEAR CONCERNED: I feel cides to fix it, do not expect any- tion as best they can until she — HER GODMOTHER Phillips, and was founded by her I’m not sure what to do. He sorry for your husband. He may thing to change. graduates. mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact seems depressed if they don’t re- avoid companions his own age be- We have been contributing fi- DEAR GODMOTHER: It’s Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com spond to him in the way he would cause they remind him that he, DEAR ABBY: My husband and nancially toward our goddaugh- time for an honest conversation or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, like. Mostly, they show little inter- too, is getting older. It’s no wonder I are proud parents of two adult ter’s education. My husband and I with your goddaughter, and it CA 90069.

CHURCH CALENDAR

BETHANY BAPTIST SAVIOR OF ALL Church is hosting its bible school dren are invited. POPLAR SPRINGS FEL- gram, meets every Monday night CHURCH – Bethany Baptist LUTHERAN CHURCH – 35 In- for Pre-k through high school June LOWSHIP CHURCH – 118 at North Pointe Church in Church is hosting a clean up day dian Trail S.E., Cartersville. Sav- 21-24. Times are: June 21-22, 7 to ROWLAND SPRINGS BAP- George St., Adairsville. The Adairsville. Cross Talk Cafe be- on June 16 at 8:30 a.m. ior of All Lutheran Church is 9 p.m.; June 23 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; TIST CHURCH – 79 Rowland church meets at The Living Way gins at 6 p.m., large group wor- hosting its Vacation Bible School and June 24 11 a.m. Springs Road S.E., Cartersville. Church Coffee Shop every Sunday ship at 7 p.m. and small support PLEASANT VALLEY BAP- June 18-22 for children ages 3-12. The church’s food pantry is open at 11 a.m. groups at 8 p.m. For more infor- TIST CHURCH – 174 The church also is hosting summer NEW CORINTH MISSION- the third Thursday of mation, call Kitty Hesdorff at Mostellers Road, Adairsville. services at 9:30 a.m. each Sunday. ARY BAPTIST CHURCH – 200 every month from 10 a.m. to noon. CELEBRATE RECOV- 404-642-3605 or email cele- Pleasant Valley Baptist Church is For more information, call Cliff Nelson Road, Euharlee. New ERY – Celebrate Recovery, a braterecovery@north- hosting its vacation bible school 770-387-0379. Corinth Missionary Baptist EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF Christ-centered recovery pro- pointechurch.com. June 18-22 at 6:30 p.m. each Church is hosting its Mother THE ASCENSION – 205 W. night. A meal will be provided FLOYD CREEK BAPTIST Board Installation June 24 at Cherokee Ave., Cartersville. The each evening. CHURCH – 2171 Hills Creek 10:30 a.m. Sister Velma Mc- church’s food pantry is open Road, Taylorsville. Floyd Creek Carver, Sister Nellie Goggins and every Tuesday from 5:30 to 7:30 FIRST CHRISTIAN Baptist Church is holding a yard Sister Barbara Long are being in- p.m, and Wednesday from 9 to 11 CHURCH OF sale and hobo supper on June 23. stalled as Mothers of the church. a.m. ADAIRSVILLE – 113 Park St., The yard sill begins at 8 a.m. and Adairsville. First Christian Church will run until 6 p.m. The supper MACEDONIA BAPTIST PINE GROVE BAPTIST of Adairsville is hosting its vaca- runs from 3 to 6 p.m. CHURCH – 1810 Euharlee Road, CHURCH – 93 Pine Grove Road, tion bible school June 18-22 at Kingston. Macedonia Baptist Cartersville. The Pine Grove Bap- 5:45 each evening. Children pre-k SNOW SPRINGS Church is holding its vacation tist Church food pantry is open the through 5th grade are invited. CHURCH – 61 Snow Springs bible school June 24-28 from 6:30 first Thursday of each month from Road, Adairsville. Snow Springs to 8:45 p.m. each night. All chil- 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.

WHAT’S GOING ON

BARTOW HISTORY MU- wheeler.org. pliance Committees will meet at Bartow’s Agricultural Legacy.” SEUM – 4 East Church St., 9:30 a.m. The meeting is open to The exhibit looks at the individu- Cartersville. The Bartow History N.W. GA DAYLILY SOCI- the public. als and families that have built an Museum is hosting editor Jan ETY – The N.W. GA Daylily so- agricultural industry and legacy in Croon and publisher Ted Savas to ciety is hosting a daylily show GHC SUMMER STEM this area. The exhibit will remain discus the Civil War journals of June 23 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the ACADEMY – Georgia Highlands open until Sept. 29. For more in- LeRoy Wiley Gresham today at 7 Cartersville Civic Center. Admis- College is hosting its Summer formation, call 770-387-2774. p.m. sion is free. There will be a plant STEM Academy July 16-20 from sale during the show, starting at 10 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day at the BARTOW COUNTY ELEC- a.m. All daylilies are $5 per plant Cartersville campus. The program TIONS – The Bartow County or $20 for five. is for rising third, fourth and fifth Board of Elections and Voter graders. The program costs $149 Registration is beginning testing HIGHLAND RIVERS per week. Lunch is an extra $35 on the Accuvote TS Units, Accu- HEALTH – Highland Rivers per week. For more information, vote OS Units, Express Poll Units Health is holding its Governing email [email protected]. and encoders to be used in the Board of Directors meeting June July 24 runoff election. Testing 27 at 10:30 a.m. in the Barotw Re- BARTOW HISTORY MU- began June 11 at 1300 Joe Frank covery Center at 650 Joe Frank SEUM – The Bartow History Mu- Harris Parkway in Cartersville Harris Parkway in Cartersville. seum has opened its new exhibit, and continues daily until com- The Finance and Corporate Com- “The Call of the Land: Cultivating pleted. All testing is open to the public. Warm Weather SONS OF CONFEDERATE Is Here! VETERANS – The Sons of Con- Are Your Windows federate Veterans next meeting is Energy Efficient? being held June 19 at 7 p.m. at Call Today... Cassville Historical Museum, Energy Efficient Vinyl Windows 1795 Cassville Road N.W., Roofing & Siding Cassville. Donna Faulkner Bar- “Cheapest Prices in North Georgia” 30 Years Experience ron, speaking about her father, Locally Owned & Insured Roy Faulkner, will be the guest Darrell Pressley • 770-324-8701 speaker. For more information, call Dale at 678-800-3214. UGA BARTOW COUNTY EXTENSION – UGA Bartow County Extension is hosting Pre- serving the Taste of Summer: Food Preservation Workshops. Alexis Roberts, Family and Con- &'.,-. !0'! &5/'! ) #& ')'0 0',+ // %# &#. -5 sumer Science Agent, will lead workshops on how to make: peach jame, June 19 at 2 p.m.; sweet pepper relish, June 26 at 6 p.m.; beef jerky, July 12 at 6 p.m.; and pressure can okra, July 14 at 10 a.m. Each workshop costs $10. The workshops are held at the extension office at 320 W. Cherokee Ave. in Cartersville. To register, call +0.,"1!0,.5 $$#. 770-387-5142. ,+/1)0 0',+ 6 4 * 6 . 5/ SUMMER HERITAGE E (&3 ( 7C $&3 $16 E 95 ( 07B4'(9 $16 PROGRAM – The Noble Hill- E 18 ( () $16 E &1$A1&$ E 879A@ 62B91(@ Wheeler Memorial Center is E (961$A(' %1@3@ E #0184$@0 62B91(@ E ($'$&0(@ hosting the Summer Heritage E 1%975D$4)1$ E BA7 &&1'(6A@ Program for children in Bartow County (grades 3-12). The pro- 76#('91 E !B(@ !0B9@ E $A D 88716A5(6A gram will run each Wednesday in (35 1'0# .0#./2'))# June from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, visit noblehill- ! "" ""!% U.S. & WORLD

4A Thursday, June 14, 2018 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News Trump claims N. Korea no longer a nuke threat?

BY MATTHEW PENNINGTON drills were invasion preparations. Trump’s AND JOSH LEDERMAN announcement appeared to catch the Pen- Associated Press tagon and officials in Seoul off guard, and some South Koreans were alarmed. Trump WASHINGTON — America and the cast the decision as a cost-saving measure, world can “sleep well tonight,” President but also called the exercises “inappropri- Donald Trump declared on Wednesday, ate” while talks continue. boasting that his summit with Kim Jong Pompeo said he was there when Trump Un had ended any nuclear threat from talked about it with Kim, and the president North Korea though the meeting produced “made very clear” that the condition for the no details on how or when weapons might freeze was that good-faith talks be ongo- be eliminated or even reduced. ing. He told reporters that if the U.S. con- While Trump claimed a historic break- cludes they no longer are, the freeze “will through at the most significant diplomatic no longer be in effect.” event of his presidency, Secretary of State “He was unambiguous about that,” Mike Pompeo, was more measured. He Pompeo said. said the U.S. wants North Korea to take In North Korea on Wednesday, Py- “major” nuclear disarmament steps within ongyang’s first reports on the summit the next two years — before the end of stressed to the nation’s people that Trump Trump’s first term in 2021. had agreed to Kim’s demand to halt the Pompeo also cautioned that the U.S. military exercises and suggested that would resume “war games” with close ally Trump also said he would lift sanctions as South Korea if the North stops negotiating negations progressed. in good faith. The president had announced “President Trump appreciated that an at- a halt in the drills after his meeting with mosphere of peace and stability was created Kim on Tuesday, a concession long sought on the Korean Peninsula and in the region, by Pyongyang. although distressed with the extreme dan- The summit in Singapore did mark a re- ger of armed clash only a few months ago, duction in tensions — a sea change from thanks to the proactive peace-loving meas- last fall, when North Korea was conducting ures taken by the respected Supreme nuclear and missile tests and Trump and SUSAN WALSH/AP Leader from the outset of this year,” the Kim were trading threats and insults that U.S. President Donald Trump answers questions about the summit with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un during a North’s state-run Korean Central News press conference at the Capella resort on Sentosa Island Tuesday in Singapore. stoked fears of war. Kim is now promising Agency said in a summary of the meeting. to work toward a denuclearized Korean the next week or so.” complished” banner flown behind Presi- missiles and nuclear weapons reached a Pompeo, after landing in South Korea, Peninsula. He bristled at questions from reporters dent George W. Bush in 2003 when he peak last year, during Trump’s first year in met for nearly an hour with Gen. Vincent But the details of what is sure to be a about the vague wording of the statement spoke aboard a Navy ship following the office, as the North conducted more tests Brooks, commander of U.S. Forces Korea. complex and contentious process have yet where North Korea “commits to work to- U.S. invasion of Iraq. The words came and Trump and Kim aimed ever more fiery The secretary of state is to meet President to be settled. ward complete denuclearization of the Ko- back to haunt the administration, as the war rhetoric at each other. Moon Jae-in on Thursday morning to dis- Despite the uncertainties, Trump talked rean Peninsula” — a promise it has made dragged on throughout Bush’s presidency. Christopher Hill, chief U.S. negotiator cuss the summit. Japanese Foreign Minis- up the outcome of what was the first meet- several times before in the past 25 years Trump’s claim that North Korea no with North Korea in the George W. Bush ter Taro Kono also headed to Seoul and ing between a U.S. and North Korean and reneged on. Pompeo said Kim under- longer poses a nuclear threat is question- administration, suggested in an interview was to meet with Pompeo and his South leader in six decades of hostility. The Ko- stands that “there will be in-depth verifica- able considering Pyongyang’s significant that it’s “a little premature” for Trump to Korean counterpart. Pompeo, the former rean War ended in 1953 without a peace tion” in any deal with the U.S. weapons arsenal. say Kim is someone the U.S. can trust. CIA director, then plans to fly to Beijing to treaty, leaving the two sides in a technical “We have big teams ready to go,” in- Independent experts say the North could “Kim Jong Un has proved to be a pretty update the Chinese government. state of war. cluding experts from the U.S. and other have enough fissile material for between ruthless leader in North Korea, and I’m not In Japan, the prospect of canceled U.S.- “Just landed - a long trip, but everybody partners around the world, Pompeo said. about a dozen and 60 nuclear bombs. Last sure this sort of speed dating of a 45- South Korean drills was met with concern. can now feel much safer than the day I “We’re prepared to execute this once we’re year it tested long-range missiles that could minute one-on-one meeting ... would sug- “The U.S.-South Korea joint exercises took office,” Trump tweeted early Wednes- in a position that we can actually get to a reach the U.S. mainland, although it re- gest that there’s nothing to be concerned and U.S. forces in South Korea play sig- day. “There is no longer a Nuclear Threat place where we can do it.” mains unclear if it has mastered the tech- about,” he said. nificant roles for the security in East Asia,” from North Korea. Meeting with Kim Jong While Trump was facing questions at nology to deliver a nuclear warhead that When asked Wednesday whether Trump Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera told re- Un was an interesting and very positive ex- home and among allies about whether he could re-enter the atmosphere and hit its was jumping the gun by declaring victory, porters Wednesday. He said he planned to perience. North Korea has great potential gave away too much in return for too little, target. White House counselor Kellyanne Con- continue sharing the view with Washington for the future!” North Korean state media heralded claims “Before taking office people were as- way told reporters: “This president wants and Seoul. Pompeo, who flew to Seoul to brief of a victorious meeting with the U.S. pres- suming that we were going to War with North Korea to completely denuclearize so The U.S. has stationed combat troops in South Korean leaders, said the brief, four- ident. Photos of Kim standing side-by-side North Korea,” Trump tweeted. “President obviously that has to be complete, verifi- South Korea since the end of the Korean point joint statement that emerged from the with Trump on the world stage were (Barack) Obama said that North Korea was able and irreversible. War and has used them in a variety of summit did not encapsulate all the progress splashed across newspapers. our biggest and most dangerous problem. Freezing the regular military exercises drills. The next scheduled major exercise, the U.S. and North Korea had made. He Trump’s own chest-thumping tweet No longer - sleep well tonight!” with South Korea is a major concession to involving tens of thousands of troops, nor- said negotiations would recommence “in seemed reminiscent of the “Mission Ac- Actually, concerns about North Korean North Korea that has long claimed the mally would be held in August. GOP leaders sell immigration bills, with Trump’s blessing

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “If it was a resolution on apple “Dreamer” immigrants just limited and potentially become citizens, unhappy moderates trying to force Democrats seemed likely to Republican leaders began the pie, you’re going to lose some opportunities to remain in the U.S. while accepting conservatives’ de- the House to consider immigration solidly oppose both packages. A problematic task of finding support votes, some Republican votes,” while imposing tough restrictions mands to finance Trump’s pro- bills considered too liberal by many day after House Minority Leader for an immigration compromise said Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, R- on legal immigration and bolster- posed border wall with Mexico and Republicans, and will let lawmak- Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said De- Wednesday, telling lawmakers that Fla. ing border security. restrictions on legal immigration. ers assert that they tried addressing mocrats would fight any measure President Donald Trump was back- A day after top Republicans said GOP leaders, negotiating with With Republicans battling to the issue. advancing Trump’s immigration ing the still-evolving bill. But the House would vote next week on quarreling moderates and conser- keep their House majority in No- If both bills lose, “at least you policies, the leader of the Congres- cracks within the party were on full two competing immigration meas- vatives, were still writing the sec- vember’s elections, merely staging know where everyone stands,” said sional Hispanic Caucus said her display and it seemed that pushing ures, it was widely assumed that a ond bill. Republicans said it would the immigration votes, win or lose, Rep. Warren Davidson, R-Ohio, a group’s goal was to have “zero the measure through the House hard-right measure would lose. contain a way for Dreamers to achieves some political objectives. member of the hard-right House Democratic support” for the GOP next week would be a challenge. That bill would give young qualify for permanent residence The plan helped party leaders block Freedom Caucus. bills. Saudi-led forces open assault on Yemen THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Saudi-led coalition backing Yemen’s exiled government launched a fierce assault Wednesday on the crucial port city of Hodeida, the biggest offensive of the years-long war in the Arab world’s poorest nation for the main entry point for food in a country already teetering on the brink of famine. The attack on the Red Sea port aimed to drive out Iranian-aligned Shiite rebels known as Houthis, who have held Hodeida since 2015, and break the civil war’s long stalemate. But it could set off a pro- longed street-by-street battle that inflicts heavy casualties. The fear is that a protracted fight could force a shutdown of Hodeida’s port at a time when a halt in aid risks tipping millions into starvation. Some 70 percent of Yemen’s food enters via the port, as well as the bulk of humanitarian aid and fuel supplies. Around two- thirds of the country’s population of 27 million relies on aid and 8.4 million are already at risk of starving. Before dawn Wednesday, convoys of vehicles appeared to be heading toward the rebel-held city as heavy gunfire rang out. The assault, part of an operation dubbed “Golden Victory,” began with coalition airstrikes and shelling by naval ships, according to Saudi- owned satellite news channels and state media. Bombardment was heavy, with one aid official reporting 30 strikes in 30 minutes. “Some civilians are entrapped, others forced from their homes,” said Jolien Veldwijk, the acting country director of the aid group CARE International, which works in Hodeida. “We thought it could not get any worse, but unfortunately we were wrong.” The initial battle plan appeared to involve a pincer movement. Some 2,000 troops who crossed the Red Sea from an Emirati naval base in the African nation of Eritrea were awaiting orders to move in from the west after Yemeni government forces seize Hodeida’s port, Yemeni security officials said. CONTACTING FEDERAL STATE Sen. Johnny Isakson • 131 Russell Senate Office Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 Gov. Nathan Deal • 206 Washington St., 111 State Capitol • Atlanta, GA, 30334 OUR 202-224-3643 • Fax: 202-228-0724 • http://isakson.senate.gov/ Sen Chuck Hufstetler • 3 Orchard Spring Dr. • Rome, GA, 30165 • 404-656-0034 • [email protected] Sen. Bruce Thompson • 25 Hawks Branch Ln. • White, GA, 30184 • 404-656-0065 • [email protected] ELECTED Sen. David Perdue • 455 Russell Office Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 • 202-224-3521 Rep. Paul Battles • 208 Rd. #2 South S.W. • Cartersville, GA, 30120 • 404-657-8441 • [email protected] OFFICIALS Rep. Barry Loudermilk • 329 Cannon House Office Buliding • Washington, D.C. 20515 Rep. Christian Coomer • 127-A West Main St. Cartersville, GA, 30120 • 770-383-9171 • [email protected] 202-225-2931 • https://loudermilk.house.gov Rep. Trey Kelley • 836 N. College Dr. • Cedartown, GA, 30125 • 404-657-1803 • [email protected] The Daily Tribune News Entertainment www.daily-tribune.com • Thursday, June 14, 2018 5A

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THURSDAY June 14, 2018 cover! This is not a good day to decide how to LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) share something or divide an inheri- ARIES (March 21 to April 19) You can get a lot done if you’re doing tance, because you will not be happy This is a poor day for an important dis- research today, because you are focused with the results. You will feel cheated cussion with a family authority figure, and purposeful. You won’t stop until or poorly treated. Postpone these deal- especially Dad. The tone will be too you find what you’re looking for. ings. negative. People are too critical today. VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) (You get the picture.) Someone older might try to give you Discussions with partners and close TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) advice today. If so, this advice probably friends are negative today. They might It’s easy to fall into negative thinking will depress you. Don’t worry - every- disappoint you. Instead, use today’s en- Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose today. Remember: “Worry is like a one feels this way today. Keep smiling. ergy to be productive through work. rocking chair. It gives you something to LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) do, but gets you nowhere.” This is a poor day to talk to bosses, par- You can get a lot done on the job today GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) ents and VIPs, because the conversation if you keep your nose to the grindstone. Why is there so much month left at the will be negative and you’ll feel discour- You have endurance, focus and a good end of the money? You feel broke aged. Postpone important discussions eye for detail. This is great! today. (Join the club - we number mil- for another day. PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) lions. We have T-shirts, but we can’t af- SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Children will be an increased responsi- ford jackets.) A professor or teacher might discourage bility today. Remember, when it comes CANCER (June 21 to July 22) you today. You might feel inadequate. to dealing with kids, Goethe was right: Mercury is in your sign today, opposing “I’m navel lint.” This is not true. Every- “Criticism does much, but encourage- Saturn. This makes discussions with one is discouraged today. Have ment does more.” others difficult. People feel lonely and courage! YOU BORN TODAY You are very cre- isolated. And they are critical! Run for SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) ative and love to showcase your talents.

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BY MARTIN CRUTSINGER ble acceleration in rate hikes. The on that.) AP Economics Writer statement the Fed issued Wednes- And he announced that in the in- day after its latest policy meeting terest of public transparency, he WASHINGTON — The Federal ended suggested that he does. will begin next year to hold a news Reserve took note of a resilient Besides raising its projection for conference after each of the Fed’s U.S. economy Wednesday by rais- rate increases this year from three eight policy meetings each year, ing its benchmark interest rate for to four, the Fed removed a key sen- rather than only once a quarter. the second time this year and sig- tence from the previous statement “This does not signal anything naling that it may step up its pace that had been viewed as foreseeing about the future pace of interest of rate increases. a need to keep rates low for an ex- rates hikes,” the chairman cau- The Fed now foresees four rate tended period. The Fed’s new pro- tioned. hikes this year, up from the three it jection for the pace of rate hikes Since the Fed began holding had previously forecast. The action shows four this year, three in 2019 quarterly news conferences in means consumers and businesses and one in 2020. 2011, it has announced major pol- will face higher loan rates over At a news conference, Powell icy moves only at the quarterly time. sought to portray the Fed’s actions meetings, which have all been fol- The central bank raised its key as evidence mainly that the econ- lowed by a news conference by short-term rate by a modest quar- omy is doing well and not that the leader of the Fed. ter-point to a still-low range of 1.75 central bank is eager to accelerate The central bank’s new median percent to 2 percent. With the econ- its rate increases. forecast projects the Fed’s bench- omy now nine years into an expan- “The economy is in great shape,” mark rate at 3.1 percent by the end sion, the move reflects the Powell said. of 2019, up from 2.9 percent in the steadiness of growth, the job mar- He acknowledged that the Fed is previous forecast. For 2020, the ket’s strength and inflation that’s fi- hearing concerns from some busi- Fed foresees a median of 3.4 per- nally reaching the Fed’s 2 percent ness executives about the Trump cent. That means that by then, it target level. administration’s combative trade thinks its key rate will finally ex- Economists said the Fed left little policies, including anecdotal cases ceed the 2.9 percent it sees as neu- doubt that it’s prepared to increase in which companies have post- tral — as neither stimulating nor the pace of its credit tightening to poned hiring or major purchases. restraining growth. Should the CAROLYN KASTER/AP guard against high inflation later But Powell added, “For now, we Fed’s expectations prove accurate, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell speaks following the Federal Open Market Committee meeting in Washington on March 21. on. don’t see that in the numbers at its policy would then be intended to “The labor market is getting all.” slow the economy. spending is powering the economy, The Fed aims to achieve its man- which point it would surpass the tighter, and price pressures are Trump has slapped tariffs on The Fed now envisions stronger in part a result of the tax cut Presi- dates of maximizing employment expansion that lasted from March picking up,” said Greg McBride, steel and aluminum imports, has growth this year — 2.8 percent, up dent Donald Trump pushed and stabilizing prices by lowering 1991 to March 2001. chief financial analyst at threatened additional tariffs on Chi- from the 2.7 percent it predicted in through Congress late last year. rates to spur growth during times of The Fed’s pace of rate hikes for Bankrate.com. “The Fed is pre- nese imports and has directed his March. Unemployment, now at an With employers hiring at a solid economic weakness and raising the rest of the year could end up re- pared to be quicker about pushing administration to consider further 18-year low of 3.8 percent, would pace month after month, unem- rates to slow growth if the econ- flecting a tug of war between a rates higher.” duties on imported cars. Those drop to 3.6 percent by year’s end ployment has reached 3.8 percent. omy threatens to overheat. When sturdy economy and the risks to It was the Fed’s seventh rate in- moves have inflated steel and alu- and to 3.5 percent in 2019 and 2020 Not since 1969 has the jobless rate the Fed tightens credit, it aims to do growth, including from a potential crease since 2015, and it followed minum costs. — levels not seen in 49 years. In- been lower. so without derailing the economy. trade war that could break out be- an increase in March this year. Powell appeared at ease Wednes- flation by the Fed’s preferred gauge Beginning in 2008 in the midst But if it miscalculates and overdoes tween the United States and such The announcement helped re- day in fielding questions ranging would hit its 2 percent target this of the financial crisis, the Fed had the credit tightening, it can trigger key trading partners as China, the solved a debate in financial markets from the intricacies of monetary year and edge up to 2.1 percent kept its key rate unchanged at a a recession. European Union, Canada and Mex- over whether the Fed under Jerome policy to banking regulation and over the next two years. record low near zero for seven At nine years, the economic ex- ico. All those countries have vowed Powell, who succeeded Janet even to whether marijuana should A gradual rise in inflation is co- years. It then raised rates once in pansion is now the second-longest to retaliate against any U.S. tariffs Yellen as chairman in February, be legalized. (He said that as Fed inciding with newfound economic 2015, once in 2016, three times in in history. It will become the with their own penalties against might see a need to signal a possi- chairman, he had no position strength. Consumer and business 2017 and now twice this year. longest if it lasts past June 2019, at U.S. goods. After AT&T’s win, here comes the expected Comcast-Fox bid

BY MAE ANDERSON Even if a company doesn’t need and AT&T, the industry giants. NBC owner Comcast and ABC AP Technology Writer to get bigger right away, it might The worry is that with just three owner Disney. (On the flip side, the need to do so to prevent being over- major carriers, there would be less Fox television network and studios NEW YORK — After AT&T- shadowed by a competitor. incentive to keep innovating on would separate under a deal with ei- Time Warner comes the deluge. Here’s a look at some of the pro- prices and service. T-Mobile and ther Comcast or Disney.) Comcast bid $65 billion for Fox’s posed combinations that could Sprint might even raise prices now With Viacom, the $6-a-month entertainment business on Wednes- transform the media landscape and that they don’t have to try to poach CBS All Access streaming service day, a day after a federal judge has change how people get their enter- customers off each other. might have a larger library, as Via- cleared AT&T’s $85 billion tainment. A 2014 attempt to combine fell com owns MTV, Nickelodeon, takeover of Time Warner. FOX WITH DISNEY OR COM- apart amid resistance from the Comedy Central and other cable If Comcast succeeds in outbid- CAST Obama administration. But the in- networks. ding Disney for Fox, it would give Disney has made a $52.4 billion dustry is different just four years VERIZON a major cable distributor control all-stock offer for the bulk of later. Wireless carriers aren’t just Verizon, which bought AOL and even more channels on its lineup Twenty-First Century Fox, includ- competing with each other, but also Yahoo in recent years, could be on and those of its rivals. There are ing the studios behind the “Avatar” with Comcast and others as the the prowl for other entertainment fears that it could lead to higher movies, “The Simpsons” and wireless, broadband and video in- properties. Verizon wants to chal- cable bills or hinder online alterna- “Modern Family,” along with Na- RICHARD DREW/AP dustries converge. AT&T is about to lenge Google and Facebook in the tives. tional Geographic. Marvel would This Aug. 1, 2017, file photo shows the 21st Century Fox sign get larger with CNN, HBO and huge and lucrative field of digital But U.S. District Judge Richard get back the characters previously outside of the News Corporation headquarters building in New other channels from Time Warner. advertising — and having more Leon cleared the AT&T deal Tues- licensed to Fox, reuniting X-Men York. Disney has made a $52.4 billion all-stock offer for the bulk Beyond combining with each other, content could help. There’s specu- day despite similar concerns. The with the Avengers. of Twenty-First Century Fox, including the studios behind the T-Mobile and Sprint might need its lation that CBS could be a potential “Avatar” movies, “The Simpsons” and “Modern Family,” along ruling signaled that federal regula- Now Comcast has struck back with National Geographic. Marvel would get back the characters own content acquisition to compete. target. With its main wireless rival tors might have a hard time stop- with a larger $65 billion offer, all in previously licensed to Fox, reuniting X-Men with the Avengers. CBS AND VIACOM AT&T becoming even more of a ping companies from getting bigger cash. If Comcast succeeds in snap- CBS has resisted pressure from content powerhouse, Verizon might by gobbling up rivals and the con- ping up Fox, it could diminish the dence” that may or may not apply time high of $43.41. Disney gained its controlling shareholder, National feel the need to grow. tent they own. appeal of a planned Disney stream- in other cases. Still, there are many almost 2 percent, while Comcast Amusements, to merge with Via- Cowen’s Williams suggests, Comcast isn’t likely the only ing service, which would heavily similarities between a Comcast-Fox edged down six cents to $32.32. com, which also is controlled by however, that rather than buy an en- mega-media bid in the works. There feature movies and shows from combination and the AT&T-Time SPRINT AND T-MOBILE National Amusements. The two tertainment or media company, Ver- will probably be a rush to consoli- Marvel and the “Star Wars” fran- Warner deal that just passed judicial In April, the two telecom compa- companies used to be one but sepa- izon might buy a company that date. Cowen analyst Gregory chise. muster. nies announced a $26.5 billion rated in 2005. bolsters its network or infrastruc- Williams said the ruling could un- David Turetsky, a professor at the Comcast made its bid after the combination. The deal would com- A combination would reunite ture. Cable company Charter or leash “pent up” demand for mergers State University of New York at Al- close of trading, but Wall Street was bine the nation’s third- and fourth- CBS’s television business with Vi- satellite TV company Dish are and acquisitions “across the Pay- bany, warns that the AT&T ruling is braced for a bidding war. Shares in largest wireless companies and bulk acom’s production studios, similar “ideal candidates,” he wrote in a re- TV landscape.” based on “specific facts and evi- Fox increased 7.5 percent to an all- them up to a similar size to Verizon to the arrangements now in place at search note. THE MARKET IN REVIEW

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The one-day event, started in a chance at school success.” 350 students at the ARC and will The budget for this year is the Book Bags and Binders pro- GAKAC 2008 by Eagle Scout Miles Terrell, Parents/guardians, who must at- need at least 200 volunteers, in- $35,000, and organizers are “short motion. provides resources for families tend the event with their children, cluding hair stylists, health serv- $8,000” as of this week, she added. Send a check to the Bartow Col- FROM PAGE 1A who can’t afford even the most need to register their students for ices and translators, for the Members of the community also laborative, 475 E. Main St., No. Highlands College’s dental stu- basic supplies their kids will need 15-minute appointments at Cartersville site and 100 for the can contribute to the cause in a 218, Cartersville, GA 30121 with dents and by the Colgate Bright for their first day of school. www.bartowgiveakidachance.com South Bartow location. number of ways: “Attn: GKC” written on the check. Smiles, Bright Futures mobile According to GAKAC, Bartow by July 16. “We especially need hair stylists Buy a backpack for a student Any leftover book bags or sup- dental van at the ARC. County has more than 500 home- Students who attend Allatoona for the afternoon at the academy and drop it off by July 1 at any of plies will be donated to the schools In addition, the Cartersville City less children on average attending or Emerson Elementary, South and morning at the ARC,” she the three Bartow County libraries. to be used as needed throughout Schools nutrition department will school in both systems; more than Central Middle or Woodland High said. Make donations of shampoo, the school year. be providing breakfast and lunch 1,000 children being fed by Back- must register for the South Bartow Volunteers can sign up on the deodorant and soap for hygiene “Last year, the Cartersville City at both locations, and students can pack Buddies every weekend; site while students at all other program’s website for the entire kits being put together by The Schools summer feeding program receive free grade-level books more than 5,000 children being schools must sign up for the day or for a half-day shift at either Street Store at Alfa Insurance, helped us deliver 200-plus book from the Cartersville Public Li- fed by the Cartersville City Cartersville location. location, and help is needed at Cheeseburger Bobby’s, Crossfit bags filled with school supplies to brary at the academy and from the Schools nutrition department Time slots at the ARC are filling both sites for setup on Friday, July Adrenaline and Steps of Faith students without stable housing Bartow Bookmobile at the ARC. every summer; more than 9,000 up quickly; as of Wednesday after- 27, as well as cleanup on Saturday. Dance Studio. and unable to secure transporta- “We value all these items and students who qualify for free or re- noon, appointments were available Funding for the program comes Purchase bags of school sup- tion to the event, primarily motels services at nearly $100 per child, duced lunches; and more than between 9:30 a.m. and noon only. from hundreds of volunteers se- plies at either Cartersville location and trailer parks,” Hoffman said. all free, thanks to our community’s 5,500 children living in poverty. Spots are more plentiful at the curing donations from local busi- of Ingles. “This year, we expect to increase generous financial and volunteer “Many families have told me academy, with only the 9 and 9:15 nesses, churches, nonprofits, civic Help Carey Stovall of Melissa’s that to 300.” support,” Hoffman said. “Twenty how rare this kind of community a.m. slots filled up as of Wednes- organizations, individuals and Hair, Beauty and Health Salon Anyone with questions not an- community resource providers support is in the other places they day afternoon. state and local agencies, and Hoff- collect shampoo by taking dona- swered on the website should con- participated at the academy and 10 have lived,” Hoffman said. Hoffman said organizers are ex- man said $34,000 was raised last tions to Melissa’s, Cut Above, tact Hoffman at at the ARC in 2017. We are ex- “They’re so appreciative of what pecting to serve about 2,000 stu- year to buy supplies for the 2,000- Sports Clips or Blush. [email protected] or 770-607- pecting similar numbers this year.” we do. We really do give every kid dents at the academy and about plus students who were served. Have their church participate in 9727. Georgia inmate admitted killing guards in recorded interview

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS recorded interview that he shot the Dubose being interviewed by law accused of shooting Sgt. Christo- southeast of Atlanta last June. They wasn't planned, but that he seized EATONTON — One of two guards. enforcement after his arrest was pher Monica and Sgt. Curtis Billue were arrested in Tennessee a few an opportunity. He also said Rowe Georgia inmates accused of killing The Atlanta Journal-Constitution played in court Wednesday. with the guards' guns while escap- days later. didn't want to kill anyone. two guards last year admitted in a reports that the recording of Ricky Dubose and Donnie Rowe are ing from a prison transfer bus Both men face the death penalty. Dubose's attorneys are asking a The newspaper reports that Du- judge not to allow the video confes- bose told authorities the escape sion at trial. obey a yield or and possession of a Schedule IV charged with probation violation. BARTOW stop sign, two controlled substance. counts of willful • Michael Vernon BLOTTER obstruction of law • Kent Christo- Sund, of 12 Valley enforcement, im- pher King, of View Drive, proper lane change 3092 Highway Cartersville, was The following information — names, photos, addresses, charges and driving with a 411, Adairsville, boarded at the jail. and other details — was taken di- suspended license. was arrested on a rectly from Bartow County Sher- Superior Court • Jennifer Lynn • Kaitlin Deshea sentence. White, of 16 iff’s Office jail records. Not every Guess, of 188 Old arrest leads to a conviction, and a David St., Calhoun Road, conviction or acquittal is deter- • Matthew Cartersville, was mined by the court system. Arrests Rome, was ar- Robert Neilsen, arrested and were made by BCSO deputies ex- rested and charged of 936 Newton charged with pos- cept where otherwise indicated. with reckless driv- Road, Calhoun, session of ing, striking a fixed object, im- was arrested and methamphetamine June 12 proper lane change, open container charged with driv- and probation violation. violation and hit and run. ing with a sus- • Rusty Lee • Sean Patrick pended license. • Sparkle Jean Akers, of 4373 Hammontree was Yancy, of 38 Cox Farm Road, arrested on an • Dharmesh Har- Bishop Mill Drive, $ $$"! # Limited Time Only. of Acworth, was agency assist. shadbhai Patel, Cartersville, was arrested and of 11 Twelve Oaks arrested and charged with pos- • Matthew Lee Drive, Cartersville, charged with iden- BRAND NAME session of Isom, of 1150 At- was arrested and tity theft fraud and FURNISHINGS & MATTRESSES methamphetamine and possession lanta Road, Mari- charged with two having identification of another ! $ of less than 1 ounce of marijuana. etta, was returned counts of manu- person without consent. " !# to bond. facturing/deliver/distribute/admin- • Ronny Larry • Allen Harry ister/sell/possess with intent to Brawner, of 926 Jones, of 117 distribute, possession of a weapon N. Tennessee St., Shadow Lane, during a felony. ! Cartersville, was Cartersville, was arrested and arrested and • James Allan charged with bat- charged with seat Ramsey, of 376 tery. belt violation, Old Mill Road, drugs to be kept in Cartersville, was • Joseph Andy original container arrested and Cochran, of 154 J.R. Road, Cartersville, was arrested on an agency assist.

• Ronald Willis Craig, of 9714 Join Us For Daily Specials Richwood Lane, Fort Richie, Monday: Large Mexican Salad $550 Florida, was ar- (Shell $100 More) rested and charged with driving with a Tuesday: Taco $100 (Soft or Hard) suspended license, driving under $ 00 the influence of drugs, improper Wednesday: Whole Potato Pancho 5 lane change and speeding. Thursday: Wings 75¢ EACH • Onie Pearl Friday: Med. Muy Grande $500 Crowe, of 47 Jolly $ 50 Circle, Kingston, Saturday: 2 Taco Dogs & Small French Fry 5 was arrested and charged with pos- * Sour cream and black olives 50¢ extra session of less Monday - Saturday 10:30am - 9:00pm than 1 ounce of marijuana and possession of 4 N. Tennessee St. • 770-382-7321 methamphetamine.

• Thomas D. Duf- fey, of 320 S. Main St., Adairsville, was arrested and charged with possession of drug-related objects and possession of methamphetamine.

• April Christine Duncan, of 11 Dixie Park Road, Rome, was arrested and charged with probation violation.

• Marcia Dawn Franks, of 915 Big Cove Road, Cherokee, North Carolina, was arrested on an agency assist.

• Leland Hugh Garrett, of 2335 Highway 411, Cartersville, was arrested and charged with reckless driving, fleeing police, failure to 8A Thursday, June 14, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Weather The Daily Tribune News Panel: Sports bets on phones

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either dismissed or did not result in a disposition. Weaver Dettmar said that Weaver is a man with significant ties to the area. He said his client was work- FROM PAGE 1A ing for Sage Enterprises at the time of his arrest at,” York said. and that he would like to “regain that job” upon But the alleged arson spree wasn’t over yet. his release. “Mr. Weaver then drove to a second location, Dettmar requested that Weaver’s bond be set in 29 Dogwood Lane, where he set fire to his wife’s the $30,000-$40,000 range, while York recom- truck using that propane tank flamethrower,” York mended bond be at least $100,000. said. “Then once he had set her vehicle on fire, he “This is certainly an extremely violent and po- set it into neutral and rolled it into another indi- tentially very deadly incident had it escalated even vidual’s truck that caused that second truck to further,” she said. “You’ve got close to an at- burst into flames and burn. He also set fire to the tempted murder. I do not think $30,000 or porch there at that residence.” $40,000 would be appropriate.” Defense attorney Edward Dettmar said the Ultimately, Salmon set Weaver’s bond at charges appear to be “anomalies” and that his $80,000 — $15,000 for each second degree arson client does not have a “significant” criminal count and $25,000 for each first degree arson record. count. He also ordered Weaver to avoid contact “He had two DUIs and an obstruction charge in with any of the victims from his alleged arson the ‘90s and then in 2009 he pled guilty to several spree. JOHN LOCHER/AP counts of possession of Schedule II substances,” “The state has serious concerns about the safety People make bets in the sports book at the South Point hotel and casino in Las Vegas on May 14. he said. of all of these individuals,” York said, “for A day before New Jersey’s governor makes his state’s first legal wager on a sporting event, sports betting will be the main topic at a major gambling industry conference in Atlantic City. The East York said Dettmar left out some details of [Weaver] taking the effort to actually make [his] Coast Gaming Congress on Wednesday will discuss where sports betting stands and what might Weaver’s record, however, including several ar- own flamethrower and then using cars that are on be next now that New Jersey has won a U.S. Supreme Court case clearing the way for all 50 states rests for Family Violence Act offenses that were fire to run them into other vehicles.” to legalize it if they choose.

Had his case gone to trial and Sentence he was found guilty of possession with intent to distribute, Sanchez FROM PAGE 1A could’ve received a maximum be in possession of a large quan- sentence of 30 years in prison, tity of cash. Sanchez will receive with the obstruction charge pos- credit for time served dating back sibly getting him an additional 12 to Nov. 4, 2016. months in confinement. Coming In July Sample one of these PROGRESS 2018 Big hurdles for bold push to Advertising Specials Largest Special Section split California into 3 states of the Year! COMING SOON! BY KATHLEEN RONAYNE Southern California, meanwhile, Associated Press would include Orange and San Coming Sunday, July 29, 2018 Diego Counties as well what’s now th Californians will face a choice known as California’s Central Val- Advertising Deadline July 19 this November of whether to divide ley and Inland Empire. the nation’s most populous state NATIONAL REACH into three, an effort that would rad- It’s not just California that would Coming In August ically shake up not only the West feel the effects of such a change. Coast, but the entire nation. Turning one state into three FOOTBALL The “Cal 3” initiative is driven would create four new U.S. sena- by venture capitalist Tim Draper, tors, a move that would signifi- SPECIAL SECTION who has tried and failed in the past cantly boost Californians’ influence to place an effort to break up Cali- in Washington. The number of rep- Coming Friday, August 17, 2018 fornia on the ballot, including a bid resentatives in the U.S. House Advertising Deadline August 8th in 2016 to create six separate states. could change slightly based on Backers of the measure argue Cal- each state’s population breakdown. ifornia has become “ungovernable” Three separate Californias would Coming In October because of its economic and geo- also shake up the Electoral College, graphic diversity as well as its pop- which picks the president. DISCOVER BARTOW ulation approaching 40 million Although California as it exists people. today is heavily Democratic, one of FALL EDITION Election officials say this year’s the new Californias might not be. effort gathered the roughly 365,000 The newly proposed Southern Cal- Coming Sunday, October 14, 2018 signatures it needed to land on the ifornia includes traditionally Re- st general election ballot. It will be of- publican areas such as Orange Advertising Deadline August 31 ficially certified later this month. County. Democratic voters cur- Even if it wins passage from voters, rently edge out Republicans in the the measure would face significant 12 counties, but not by much. That hurdles. could potentially boost the GOP’s THE SPLIT West Coast representation in Con- California would break into three gress. states — Northern California, Cal- WHO’S BEHIND IT ifornia and Southern California. Draper is a Silicon Valley ven- The measure aims to create states ture capitalist known for investing with relatively equal populations in companies such as Skype, Tesla and economic strengths. and Hotmail and has poured mil- The new Northern California lions of dollars into efforts to break would include 40 counties, includ- up California. ing Sacramento, San Jose and San Draper argues that California has Francisco as well as the state’s become “nearly ungovernable” be- wine country and rural northern cause of its diverse economies and areas. population. He and backers also Keeping the name California argue that voters outside of large would be a group of six counties urban areas such as Los Angeles centered around Los Angeles, with are underserved in Sacramento be- a total population of 12.3 million cause so many state lawmakers people. come from major cities. SPORTS B

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BY CHARLES ODUM ready has set three MLS single-game atten- Celebratory reactions on social media AP Sports Writer dance records, most recently 72,035 for a came from all quarters. March 11 win over D.C. United. The At- Landon Donovan, the MLS all-time ATLANTA — Atlanta’s burgeoning soc- lanta home average of 48,200 for the 2017 scoring leader, expressed excitement — cer scene was featured in North America’s season also set a record. and impatience — on his Twitter account. successful bid for 2026 World Cup. “You have one of the best stadiums in the “Just woke up to the news that the 2026 Mercedes-Benz Stadium was shown off world full of passionate soccer fans,” World Cup is coming to North Amer- in the videos the North American bid offi- Harper said. ica!!!!!!!! Congrats to everyone who put in cials played for FIFA voters Wednesday in The World Cup will return to the U.S. for the tireless work to make it happen. How Russia. The images were all shiny, new and the first time since 1994. It was an impor- are we supposed to wait 8 more years?” impressive — from the stadium’s re- tant win, especially with the U.S. left out of Donovan said. tractable roof and huge oval video board to the 2018 World Cup field in Russia. U.S. defender Matt Besler said the World the all-important shots of sellout crowds for Mexico President Enrique Pena Nieto Cup will be “a great opportunity to show- MLS Atlanta United. expressed pride his nation will be the first case what our region has to offer and it’s a The video evidence helped sway FIFA to to host three World Cups, following 1970 great opportunity to create history. It’s an overwhelmingly approve the bid from the and 1986. opportunity for generations to share mem- United States, Mexico and Canada. The bid Pena Nieto said FIFA’s decision is a vote ories and to create memories, and years suggested Atlanta and Dallas as host sites of confidence in Mexico and added “it is from now we’re going to look back on this for 2026 semifinals, and Atlanta United not only our people and our families, our time and have great memories about that.” season ticket-holder Ken Harper can’t wait. companies and our businesspeople, soccer MLS Commissioner Don Garber de- scribed the winning bid as “a testament to “Based on the world-wide interest in the also knows that Canada, the United States DAVID GOLDMAN/AP World Cup, I think it has the potential to and Mexico are deeply united.” how our three nations came together for an A billboard for Atlanta’s MLS soccer team stands next to Mercedes-Benz have the same impact the Olympics did in Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unprecedented united bid. It’s a monumen- Stadium where the team played in Atlanta Wednesday. The World Cup will ‘96 on our city,” Harper said Wednesday. “I used Twitter to offer congratulations “to tal step in our collective vision to further return to the U.S. in 2026 for the first time since 1994. Atlanta’s new Mercedes- think it’s fantastic.” everyone who worked hard on this bid — Benz Stadium was shown prominently in the video used in the North American In its second season, Atlanta United al- it’s going to be a great tournament!” SEE WORLD CUP, PAGE 2B pitch for the bid. Soroka outpitches CHALLENGE ACCEPTED deGrom, Freeman’s Nelson set to bat powers Braves transition from

BY GEORGE HENRY Jacob deGrom in a game that principal into The Associated Press lasted only 2 hours, 12 minutes. Making his fourth career start, Bartow County ATLANTA — No-hitter or Soroka (2-1) gave up one hit, not, Mike Soroka knew the one walk and struck out four in athletic director Braves would be cautious and 6 1/3 innings. He had a simple not let him overexert his right game plan. BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN shoulder. “Pitch my game and let them [email protected] “The first time I even thought adjust to my game as opposed to about what was going on was the other way around,” Soroka After spending two decades at going out for the sixth,” he said. said. “I think we did a really Cass High School, Mike Nelson is “It was happening so quickly. good job of that.” ready to take on a new challenge. You get into a rhythm that way, Freeman, the NL batting The Cass High principal for the and that wasn’t bad as well.” leader, has hit safely in 23 of his past dozen years, Nelson will take Soroka did not allow a hit past 24 games. He drove in the over as the Bartow County School until the seventh inning, Freddie first run with a single in the System’s Coordinator of Adminis- Freeman homered and drove in fourth off deGrom (4-2). He trative Services on July 1. both runs, and the Atlanta homered off Jeremy Blevins in He will replace the retiring Jim Braves beat the struggling New the eighth. York Mets 2-0 on Wednesday. Freeman has five homers in Gottwald in the role that encom- Soroka, the youngest pitcher his past seven games and 14 passes several components, most in the major leagues and one of overall. notably acting as county athletic baseball’s top prospects, re- Atlanta manager Brian director and being in charge of dis- turned from a shoulder strain Snitker said that Soroka would cipline for the district. that sidelined him since May 17 “I’ve been at Cass High, really, SEE BRAVES, PAGE 2B RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, FILE to outpitch NL ERA leader 20 of my 23 years,” Nelson said Former Cass High School principal Mike Nelson will officially take over as coordinator of over the phone Wednesday. “As I administrative services for the Bartow County School System on July 1. One of the main get to the end of my career, it’s just responsibilities of Nelson will be to serve as system athletic director. an opportunity to do something different and to have a bigger im- school system. students,” he said. “It is bitter- High’s Nicky Moore and Wood- pact on the district as a whole. I “I felt like I brought a great deal sweet from that standpoint, but I land High’s John Howard. just saw it as a new challenge and of experience with the Bartow know with Mr. Revard, he’ll do a Unsurprisingly, Nelson said he a new opportunity.” County School System, in terms great job. He has a great staff to has a strong relationship with Nelson, who will be replaced at of how the system works, but also work with over there, and together Moore. But he added that he also Cass by Stephen Revard, went having a background in athletics.” they’re going to continue the suc- has worked with both Barnhill and through the same interview While he’s happy to start a new cesses that we’ve been able to es- Howard in the past. process as most positions within position, Nelson admitted it will tablish there over the last several “I’ve had relationships with the Bartow County School Sys- be difficult to leave Cass High years, as well.” them for quite some time,” Nelson tem, ending with board of educa- after all these years — and even As the county athletic director, said. “Not nearly as close as Dr. tion approval. Asked about his more difficult to leave those he has Nelson will work closely with Moore and I have had, but I’ve pitch to superintendent Phillip worked alongside. those in charge of the middle and worked in situations and circum- Page, who conducted the inter- “It’s a sad situation leaving not high school programs. He’ll coor- stances with them before so I CURTIS COMPTON/ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION VIA AP view, Nelson said he touted his ex- coworkers but a large group of dinate mostly with Adairsville Atlanta Braves’ Freddie Freeman hits a solo home run in the perience in all aspects of the friends that does great things for High’s Meredith Barnhill, Cass SEE NELSON, PAGE 2B eighth inning against the New York Mets Wednesday in Atlanta. CARTERSVILLE WRESTLING’S Ryan, Falcons press on without Jones

BY MATT WINKLEJOHN head coach Dan Quinn have said that the team has been EDWARDS RETIRES The Associated Press in contact with Jones and his agent, Jimmy Sexton. Appeasing Jones would be tricky for reasons that go FLOWERY BRANCH — Matt Ryan once again beyond giving him more money. Team officials have worked without his favorite target Wednesday on the to be mindful of allocations. second day of the Atlanta Falcons’ “mandatory” mini- The Falcons are about $9 million under the NFL’s camp, yet the quarterback said he’s not worried about projected $177 million salary cap with more than $107 wide receiver Julio Jones being absent and plans to million of that committed to offensive players, accord- work out with him soon. ing to Sportrac.com. Jones appears to be seeking a contract adjustment to That 64 percent is the third-highest offensive ratio bump his pay grade up into the neighborhood of the in the league. Eight of the team’s 10 highest cap NFL’s top receivers. Multiple wideouts have received charges are offensive, including wide receiver Mo- new contracts, leaving him ranked No. 7 at the position hamed Sanu ($7.525 million). with a salary cap charge this season of $12.9 million. A little more than $61 million is committed to de- Ryan wasn’t in the mood to talk shop after practice. fensive players. That 36.4 percent ranks 31st in the 32- “I understand that there’s a business side to this team NFL, and the team has several talented, young sport, too, and I don’t like to get involved in other peo- defenders whose contracts are coming up. ple’s business and I don’t like speaking about my busi- The contracts of starting defensive tackle Grady Jar- ness,” he said. “It’s not my place to get into . . . rett, safety Ricardo Allen and nickel back Bryan Poole “He’s such a incredible player, such a talented player, run only through this season, and so do those of left and he’s been working hard. He’s in great shape, so I tackle Jake Matthews, guard Andy Levitre and running think he’ll pick those new things up really quickly.” back Tevin Coleman. The question is when? Linebackers Deion Jones and De’Vondre Campbell After logging 88 receptions last season for 1,444 and edge rusher Vic Beasley, of Adairsville, are up next yards and three touchdowns, Jones, 29, was tabbed for season. his fifth Pro Bowl in seven seasons, including four con- Ryan’s cap hit of $17.7 million this season will rise secutive. to $22.8 million next season and $31.8 million in 2020, He has three years left, however, on the five-year, when Jones’ current contract calls for cap charges of $71.256 million extension he signed in 2015, and NFL $14.9 million and $11.426 million. teams rarely amend contracts with so much time left. “We’ll have a group of guys, probably about 12 of RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Cartersville School Board president Kelley Dial, right, shares a laugh with Cartersville High Ryan, by contrast, recently signed a five-year, $150 us, that are going to get together and he’ll certainly be wrestling coach Garvin Edwards as she presents him with his retirement clock at Monday's million extension ahead of what would have been the a part of that ... “ Ryan said. “As far as drama or any- school board meeting. Edwards, with 30 years of service in education between his time with final season of his previous deal. thing, (Jones) is one of the best teammates you could Cartersville and Armuchee, was recognized along with 17 other retirees at the meeting. Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff and ever be around.” 2B Thursday, June 14, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News US Open hopes ultimate test doesn’t feature trick questions

BY DOUG FERGUSON ancing. So if you go too far one They are tighter than last year at incessantly, ‘How do we get the AP Golf Writer way, you’ve got to come back the Erin Hills, for sure, and an average course to be really a great test of other way. You don’t want to fall off of 15 yards wider than in 2004. golf?’ As we say, get all 14 clubs SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — The the edge.” “Honestly, I think they’ve got it dirty to make sure that these players U.S. Open wants to be the ultimate That’s the question going into the right,” McIlroy said. “It presents are tested to the nth degree.” test in golf, and sometimes that 118th U.S. Open that starts Thurs- guys with options off the tee. You And what makes a good champi- leads to a series of trick questions. day. have to make a decision basically onship inside the ropes? One of them was 14 years ago at Might the USGA lean toward on every tee box what you’re going The quality of the winner? Dif- Shinnecock Hills. going easy on players because of to do. I’m obviously not that old, ferent players have won the last 15 A year after Jim Furyk tied the what happened the last time at Shin- but when I watched U.S. Opens on U.S. Opens, the longest stretch of U.S. Open scoring record at necock Hills? Or will it make it TV and saw these long, narrow cor- the four majors. The margin? The Olympia Fields, the 2004 U.S. tougher on them because of the ridors of fairways and thick rough, last playoff was 10 years ago when Open was so bone dry and lightning record scoring last year at Erin that’s what I was used to at a U.S. Tiger Woods won at Torrey Pines. fast that only three players broke Hills? Brooks Koepka tied the Open. ... If you look at the venues Three of the last four U.S. Opens par on the weekend, none on Sun- record to par at 16 under, and six that are coming up, they’re very tra- have been decided by three shots or day. Fans having to move to the side other players finished at 10 under or ditional venues like Oakmont, more. because of a golf ball rolling toward lower. Winged Foot, Pebble Beach. “You need some great players in them is not unusual, except when “We’re confident this should be a “Maybe you’ll see more of what the mix,” Rose said. “You need the player hit the shot with his put- marvelous test,” said Mike Davis, we perceive as a traditional U.S. some great story lines.” ter from the green. Tee shots that the chief executive of the USGA Open setup.” This U.S. Open is not lacking for landed on the seventh green rolled who has been in charge of setting Rain was expected to yield to either. Five players have a chance to off the putting surface and into a up the courses for the U.S. Open plenty of sun over the next four replace Dustin Johnson at No. 1 in bunker. since 2006 at Winged Foot, when days, with the strongest wind on the world this week. Woods is hit- One year after Rory McIlroy the winning score was 5 over. Thursday. Davis said he already has ting the ball well enough to win any broke the U.S. Open scoring record Davis believes Shinnecock Hills called several audibles on the orig- week if he ever gets all parts of his at Congressional, no one broke par is right where the USGA wants it, inal plan of where to put the pins on game working together. To win a at Olympic Club in 2012 when even with a light, steady rain on the the greens, an example of the record-tying fourth U.S. Open Webb Simpson won. final day of practice. USGA not wanting the course to get would cap off an unlikely come- Moments like this lead to criti- Wednesday is never the measure on the wild side. back following four back surgeries. CAROLYN KASTER/AP cism that the USGA overreacts. of how a golf course presents itself. Davis also said the winning score Phil Mickelson, in the USGA Jordan Spieth, left, talks with Matt Jones during a practice round Justin Rose sees it another way. McIlroy is among those who is not an issue at a major where par record book with his six runner-up for the U.S. Open Golf Championship Wednesday in Southampton, New York. “When everything is in balance, likes what he sees. It’s not a U.S. tends to be at a premium. finishes, needs only this trophy to it’s kind of boring,” he said. “And I Open if players are not complain- “Never since I’ve been at the complete the career Grand Slam. “I think that’s what people would charm ... not charm, but part of the think in life, the closer you get to ing, but it’s been a quiet three days USGA — and it’s been almost 30 “And then just a good test of golf like to see in this tournament is that allure of this tournament.” the edges, that’s where the excite- ahead of competition. The biggest years — I’ve never heard anybody where people think, ‘Wow, they’ve guys are tested to the ends of the The ultimate test starts Thursday. ment is. So I would say the USGA question is whether the fairways are at the USGA say we’re shooting for really stepped up and played great ability, to whether they can cope or Results won’t be available until the is not reactionary. It’s counterbal- narrow enough. even par,” Davis said. “But we talk golf under pressure,’” Rose added. not. And I think that’s part of the end of the week.

will be a part of that. I’m super- attended Florida. “It rivals those.” cific programs. RECREATION WORLD CUP excited about it. Then again, I The annual Florida-Georgia NELSON Nelson said the key to finding would love to travel internation- game in Jacksonville, Florida, has that balance is making sure FROM PAGE 1B CALENDAR ally. But it’s good that you don’t been topped on the list of the FROM PAGE 1B everybody has a seat at the table have to go far. ... You’re right in state’s top sporting events, ac- when it comes to the decision- advance the game of soccer here the middle of it.” cording to Cole Stranahan, 14. know them well. ... Mr. Howard making process. and to do what we can to help Stranahan, a native of Orlando, TENNIS CAMPS — Dates for Bengals defensive end Carlos at Woodland and Miss Barnhill “I do feel like you can have grow the game around the Florida who was visiting Atlanta City of Cartersville Parks and Dunlap, who played soccer beat Adairsville do a great job in the three high schools and the world.” with family members on Wednes- Recreation Department summer fore he was allowed to play foot- running their programs and middle schools hopefully work FIFA will select host cities ball as a child, said he has always day, said the rise of soccer in his tennis camps have been an- doing what they need for their a lot closer together and be more from 23 candidates proposed in wanted to experience the excite- state will be boosted by the World nounced. The QuickStart Tennis schools. We’ve worked well to- on the same page when it comes the bid. Cup. Tots program for ages 3-6 will ment of a World Cup. gether before, so I don’t foresee Washington Redskins corner- “When I was born in Orlando to some areas,” Nelson said. “At have three separate sessions. They “I’ve tossed it around many any reason why we won’t work back Josh Norman was kicking a times, going over there to see soccer was hardly even a thing in the same time, the schools oper- will run June 18-21, July 9-12 and well together.” soccer ball following Wednes- Florida,” Stranahan said. “Now in ate their athletic departments July 23-26. The camps will run World Cup because the energy day’s minicamp practice when he Orlando it’s the main sport even It would seem to be a tough themselves, so I’m just hoping from 9 to 11 a.m. each day with a they have at their games and sta- was told the World Cup is coming ahead of basketball. Having a balance between developing to be a liaison between all the fee of $80 per session. The Junior diums for soccer is second to to the U.S. new team has really helped. But umbrella policies for all the schools to try to help us all work Beginner/Intermediate Camps for none — unless it’s us against the “That is bananas,” Norman it’s just getting the World Cup county schools to follow and al- in the same manner and protect ages 7-14 will have sessions the Pittsburgh Steelers or the Florida said. “It’s going to be here, so I here in North America is showing lowing those at each school to same days as the Tots program Gators against Georgia in the one another and protect our stu- won’t have any problem going. I how it’s growing in the region.” have autonomy over their spe- with an additional session taking Cocktail Party,” said Dunlap, who dents, most importantly.” place July 16-19. All sessions will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily at a cost of $130 per session. “He threw seven really stressful innings, you,’ “ Frazier said. “We talk about trying Mets: RHP Noah Syndergaard has been BRAVES especially the last couple of innings,” New too hard. Maybe we’re trying too hard prescribed more rest after getting a second SOFTBALL CAMP — Excel York manager Mickey Callaway said. “He when he’s pitching, but a guy throws like opinion on a strained ligament in his index FROM PAGE 1B Christian Academy will host a had to grind thorough there and did a great that, he works fast. He was just dominant.” finger. Callaway said Syndergaard’s right softball camp for those from ages job of keeping us in the game and giving STILL SCORCHING finger is “tender to the touch.” Synder- 8-15. The camp will run June 14- be on a pitch count, so it was no surprise us a chance to win like he does every Facing a shift in the fourth, Freeman hit gaard, on the disabled list retroactive to 17 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. when he replaced him with A.J. Minter time.” an opposite-field single, improving his av- May 26, was examined Tuesday in New The cost is $150 and lunch will be after Michael Conforto singled to begin Conforto moved to second on a wild erage since the start of 2013 with runners York. There is no immediate timetable for provided. For more information the seventh after 74 pitches. pitch by Soroka in the seventh, but didn’t in scoring position to .361, best in the ma- his return. or to register, call 770-382-9488 The Mets have lost 10 of their past 11 advance when Minter struck out Brandon jors over that span. Braves: RHP Julio Teheran, out since or email [email protected]. and 17 of their past 21. They went 3-6 at Nimmo and Jay Bruce popped up. He’s hitting .413 against the Mets in 12 June 5 with a right thumb contusion, is el- SunTrust Park this season against the NL Soroka’s other base runner was Bruce, games this year and has a .318 average, 22 igible to come off the disabled list Friday, GYMNASTICS CAMPS — East-leading Braves. who walked to begin the second and was homers and 94 RBIs in 134 games against but the Braves have yet to announce their Dates for City of Cartersville DeGrom (4-2) allowed seven hits and erased on a double play. the Mets, but his thoughts were mostly on rotation for the weekend. Parks and Recreation Department one run and struck out seven in seven in- Arodys Vizcaino earned his 12th save in his mother. Wednesday marked the death UP NEXT summer gymnastics camps have nings and threw 86 pitches. He began the 14 chances in a shaky ninth. Nimmo dou- of Rosemary Freeman, who passed away Mets: LHP Steven Matz (2-4, 3.53 been announced. The preschool game leading with majors with a 0.81 bled with two outs, advancing Conforto to from skin cancer when Freddie was 8 ERA) threw a season-high 105 pitches in summer camps for children ages ERA since April 21, but trailed 1-0 in the third, before Bruce popped up to end it. years old. his previous start, a no-decision against the 3-6 will be split into two sessions fourth when Dansby Swanson doubled DeGrom said he wasn’t blaming team- “I don’t know if I’ve ever done well on Yankees. He’ll face Matt Koch (4-3, 4.20) — June 25-29 and July 16-20. with one out and scored on Freeman’s sin- mates for the lack of run support, but third this day,” he said. “It’s hard to keep my as the Mets open a series against the Dia- The cost is $80 for each session. gle. baseman Todd Frazier summed up the emotions in check. We lost her way too mondbacks. The camps run from 9 a.m. to The punchless Mets have scored 10 runs state of the Mets’ offense. young. I hit that really high, I know I hit it Braves: RHP Anibal Sanchez (2-0, 2.37 noon each day. The developmen- in their past 87 innings. They’ve lost de- “After the game, I said, ‘Dude, I’m good, but I think she pulled that one over ERA) will try for his first victory in six tal summer camps for those 7 and Grom’s past five outings even though he’s sorry. I don’t know what’s going on. I for me today.” starts against San Diego against the older will be split into three ses- allowed only five runs over that span. don’t know why we’re not producing for TRAINER’S ROOM Padres’ Tyson Ross (5-3, 3.43). sions. Each of those are $80, and will run from June 18-22, July 9- 13 and July 23-27 from 9 a.m. to noon each day. SPORTSROUNDUP CHEER CAMPS — A pair of youth cheerleading camps will take place July 20-21 at Excel World Cup Schedule Christian Academy. The camp for On the Air those entering kindergarten All Times EDT through second grade will take FIRST ROUND MLB BASEBALL 9:30 a.m. — U.S. Open: First-round play (FS1) place from 9 a.m. to noon each GROUP A Thursday, June 14 7 p.m. — Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees (FS1) 4:30 p.m. — U.S. Open: First-round play (FOX) day. The camp for those heading At Moscow Russia vs. Saudi Arabia, 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m. — San Diego at Atlanta (FSSE) WORLD CUP SOCCER into third grade through sixth Friday, June 15 grade will be from 1 to 4 p.m. At Ekaterinburg, Russia WNBA BASKETBALL 11 a.m. — Russia vs. Saudi Arabia (FOX) Egypt vs. Uruguay, 8 a.m. Cost for each camp is $50. For Tuesday, June 19 11:30 a.m. — Indiana at Atlanta (FSSO) CFL FOOTBALL At Saint Petersburg, Russia PGA TOUR GOLF 8:30 p.m. — Edmonton at Winnipeg (ESPN2) more information or to register, Russia vs. Egypt, 2 p.m. call 770-382-9488 or email dgar- Wednesday, June 20 At Rostov-on-Don, Russia Argentina vs. Iceland, 9 a.m. At Kazan, Russia 1A vs. 2B, 2 p.m. [email protected]. Uruguay vs. Saudi Arabia, 11 a.m. At Kalinigrad, Russia South Korea vs. Germany, 10 a.m. Sunday, July 1 Monday, June 25 Croatia vs. Nigeria, 3 p.m. At Ekaterinburg, Russia At Moscow At Samara, Russia Thursday, June 21 Mexico vs. Sweden, 10 a.m. 1B vs. 2A, 10 a.m. BASKETBALL CAMP — Uruguay vs. Russia, 10 a.m. At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia GROUP G At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia Excel Christian Academy will At Volgograd, Russia Argentina vs. Croatia, 2 p.m. Monday, June 18 1D vs. 2C, 2 p.m. Saudi Arabia vs. Egypt, 10 a.m. Volgograd, Russia At Sochi, Russia Monday, July 2 host a coed basketball camp for GROUP B Nigeria vs. Iceland, 11 a.m. Belgium vs. Panama, 11 a.m. At Samara, Russia Friday, June 15 Tuesday, June 26 At Volgograd, Russia 1E vs. 2F, 10 a.m. those from ages 8-13. The camp At Saint Petersburg, Russia At St. Petersburg, Russia Tunisia vs. England, 2 p.m. At Rostov-on-Don, Russia will run July 23-27 from 8:30 a.m. Morocco vs. Iran, 11 a.m. Nigeria vs. Argentina, 2 p.m. Saturday, June 23 1G vs. 2H, 2 p.m. At Sochi, Russia At Rostov-on-Don, Russia At Moscow Tuesday, July 3 to 4 p.m. each day. The cost is Portugal vs. Spain, 2 p.m. Iceland vs. Croatia, 2 p.m. Belgium vs. Tunisia, 8 a.m. At Saint Petersburg, Russia $165 and lunch will be provided. Wednesday, June 20 GROUP E Sunday, June 24 1F vs. 2E, 10 a.m. At Moscow Sunday, June 17 At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia At Moscow For more information or to regis- Portugal vs. Morocco, 8 a.m. At Samara, Russia England vs. Panama, 8 a.m. 1H vs. 2G, 2 p.m. ter, contact camp director Shan- At Kazan, Russia Costa Rica vs. Serbia, 8 a.m. Thursday, June 28 QUARTERFINALS Iran vs. Spain, 2 p.m. At Rostov-on-Don, Russia At Saransk, Russia Friday, July 6 non Boatfield by phone at Monday, June 25 Brazil vs. Switzerland, 2 p.m. Panama vs. Tunisia, 2 p.m. At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia At Kalinigrad, Russia Friday, June 22 At Kalinigrad, Russia Match 57: 1C-2D winner vs. 1A-2B winner, 10 a.m. 770-382-9488 or by email at Spain vs. Morocco, 2 p.m. At St. Petersburg, Russia England vs. Belgium, 2 p.m. At Kazan, Russia [email protected]. At Saransk, Russia Brazil vs. Costa Rica, 8 a.m. GROUP H Match 58: 1E-2F winner vs. 1G-2H winner, 2 p.m. Iran vs. Portugal, 2 p.m. At Kalinigrad, Russia Tuesday, June 19 Saturday, July 7 GROUP C Serbia vs. Switzerland, 2 p.m. At Saransk, Russia At Samara, Russia GYMNASTICS SCHEDULE Saturday, June 16 Wednesday, June 27 Colombia vs. Japan, 8 a.m. Match 59: 1F-2E winner vs. 1H-2G winner, 10 a.m. At Kazan, Russia At Moscow At Moscow At Sochi, Russia — The summer gymnastics France vs. Australia, 6 a.m. Serbia vs. Brazil, 2 p.m. Poland vs. Senegal, 11 a.m. Match 60: 1B-2A winner vs. 1D-2C winner, 2 p.m. schedule for the City of At Saransk, Russia At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia Sunday, June 24 SEMIFINALS Peru vs. Denmark, Noon Switzerland vs. Costa Rica, 2 p.m. At Ekaterinburg, Russia Tuesday, July 10 Cartersville Parks and Recreation Thursday, June 21 GROUP F Japan vs. Senegal, 11 a.m. At Saint Petersburg, Russia At Samara, Russia Sunday, June 17 At Kazan, Russia Match 57 winner vs. Match 58 winner, 2 p.m. Department will run through July Denmark vs. Australia, 8 a.m. At Moscow Poland vs. Colombia, 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 11 26. The nine-week session is for At Ekaterinburg, Russia Germany vs. Mexico, 11 a.m. Thursday, June 28 At Moscow France at Peru, 11 a.m. Monday, June 18 At Volgograd, Russia Match 59 winner vs. Match 60 winner, 2 p.m. children ages 2-13. Registration Tuesday, June 26 At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia Japan vs. Poland, 10 a.m. THIRD PLACE can be completed online at At Sochi, Russia Sweden vs. South Korea, 8 a.m. At Samara, Russia Saturday, July 14 Australia vs. Peru, 10 a.m. Saturday, June 23 Senegal vs. Colombia, 10 a.m. At Saint Petersburg, Russia www.cityofcartersville.com. For At Moscow At Rostov-on-Don, Russia SECOND ROUND Semifinals losers, 10 a.m. more information, contact the Denmark vs. France, 10 a.m. South Korea vs. Mexico, 11 a.m. Saturday, June 30 CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP D At Sochi, Russia At Kazan, Russia Sunday, July 15 gymnastics coaches at 770-387- Saturday, June 16 Germany vs. Sweden, 2 p.m. 1C vs. 2D, 10 a.m. At Moscow 5629. At Moscow Wednesday, June 27 At Sochi, Russia Semifinals winners, 11 a.m. The Daily Tribune News Sports www.daily-tribune.com • Thursday, June 14, 2018 3B Spain in chaos after firing coach 2 days before Cup opener

BY JOSEPH WILSON Manolo Lama, summing up the state of be- Spain left for the World Cup in Russia “Our responsibility and commitment is to to coach the three-time defending Cham- The Associated Press wilderment caused by the decision, said the free of distractions and with high hopes of you. Yesterday, today and tomorrow, to- pions League champions changed things. team’s success will rely solely on the play- competing for the title it won in 2010. gether.” Criticism of Real Madrid and Lopetegui BARCELONA, Spain — Some people ers. After all, Lopetegui had impressed by Gerard Pique, Ramos’ partner in Spain’s was spreading as Rubiales flew to Spain’s in Spain agree that national team coach “Our World Cup is in the hands of (Ser- leading the national team to the top of its defense, dug deep into sports history to en- base camp in Krasnodar, Russia. Rumors Julen Lopetegui had to go. Others believe gio) Ramos, (Andres) Iniesta, (David) qualifying group and had kept it unde- courage his teammates. He cited the exam- began to fly that Lopetegui’s job was in the chaos on the eve of the World Cup just Silva, Diego Costa and company,” Lama feated in 20 matches since taking over ple of the 1989 University of Michigan danger. made a bad situation worse. wrote on Twitter. “Only they can put out from Vicente del Bosque in 2016. basketball team, whose coach Bill Frieder Rubiales, the former head of Spain’s Lopetegui was fired Wednesday, two this fire. Now more than ever (we must) be But Madrid’s announcement that was fired for announcing he would change players union who was elected as federa- days before Spain’s opening match against with our players.” Lopetegui would replace Zinedine Zidane schools the following season just before tion president last month, said he was Portugal, because he accepted a job Tues- However, former Spain great Xavi Her- at Real Madrid immediately caused con- the NCAA tournament. Michigan went on forced to fire Lopetegui because he had day to coach Real Madrid next season. nandez said the federation did the right troversy around the Spanish national team. to win the national title. been left in the dark by his coach and by “It is clear to me that this was poorly thing. Rubiales then announced his decision to “University of Michigan. Basketball. Madrid. Former Spain great Fernando Hi- handled and that the national team will be “I think Rubiales acted correctly and part ways with Lopetgui, saying the feder- 1989. NCAA Champion. It wouldn’t be the erro was named coach a short time later. harmed by it,” Spain fan Jordi Casares was looking out for the federation, which ation was “compelled to act” because of first time it happened. Everyone united, The daunting task of refocusing the team said. “Madrid put its interests first, as did should be above any single individual,” the betrayal. more now than ever,” Pique wrote on Twit- on Friday’s match against European cham- Lopetegui, and (Spanish federation presi- Hernandez told sports daily Marca. “It Sergio Ramos was the first Spain player ter. pion Portugal is now on Hierro’s shoulders. dent Luis) Rubiales was left in a very tough wasn’t an easy situation but I think he did to speak up. Last month, Lopetegui agreed to a con- But if Spain gets eliminated after the group spot. Nobody thought about what was best the right thing. The players have seen “We are the national team. We represent tract extension through 2020. But Real stage, many in the country will lay the for the national team.” things like this before and I am sure they this emblem, these colors, our fans, a coun- Madrid’s surprise statement on Tuesday blame firmly on Lopetegui, Rubiales and Television and radio commentator are going to have a good World Cup.” try,” the Spain captain wrote on Twitter. that Lopetegui has signed a three-year deal Madrid president Florentino Perez.

MSU president disparaged lawyers, victim in email

World Series shows softball THE ASSOCIATED PRESS trial lawyers who in the end will each get millions EAST LANSING, Mich. — Michigan State of dollars more than any of individual survivors University’s interim president criticized lawyers with the exception of Denhollander who is likely growth for non-US programs who represent Larry Nassar’s assault victims and to get kickback from Manley for her role in the trial suggested that the first woman to go public with lawyer manipulation,” Engler said, misspelling at- her accusations was probably getting a “kickback” torney John Manly’s name. BY CLIFF BRUNT from her attorney, according to emails. Engler was referring to Rachael Denhollander, AP Sports Writer John Engler’s remarks were made to another of Louisville, Kentucky, who identified herself as university official in April, a month before Michi- a victim to the Indianapolis Star in 2016. She has OKLAHOMA CITY — USA gan State agreed to a $500 million settlement with repeatedly criticized Michigan State’s response to Softball executive director Craig hundreds of women and girls who said they were the Nassar scandal. Cress hopes the Women’s College sexually assaulted by Nassar, a campus sports doc- Michigan State spokeswoman Emily Gerkin World Series offered a glimpse of tor now serving decades in prison. The Chronicle Guerrant didn’t immediately respond to a request the sport’s future. of Higher Education and Detroit Free Press re- for comment on Engler’s email. In Game 1 of the championship ported on the emails Wednesday. Engler “can’t conceive that I would do what I’ve series last week, Florida State Engler, a former Michigan governor, had an done because it’s right, not because I’m getting pitcher Meghan King faced email exchange with Carol Viventi, a Michigan something from it. I truly pity him. What a sad way Washington’s Gabbie Plain. In State vice president and special counsel. The to live,” Denhollander said in response. Game 2, King’s opponent was emails followed allegations at a stormy public Brian Mosallam, a member of the Michigan Washington’s Taran Alvelo. King meeting that Engler was trying to pay off a woman State governing board, suggested that Engler earned wins in both games and without her lawyer’s input. should move on. Engler was hired by trustees after led Florida State to its first na- “The survivors now are being manipulated by Lou Anna Simon suddenly resigned in January. tional title. The impact went well beyond the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex. King and Alvelo are SUE OGROCKI/AP, FILE Florida State pitcher Meghan King pitches in the first game of the Americans with Puerto Rican ties best-of-three championship series in the Women's College World who will try to help the U.S. ter- Series on June 4 in Oklahoma City. King is an American with ritory qualify for the 2020 Puerto Rican ties who will help the unincorporated U.S. territory Olympics in Tokyo. Plain is a try to qualify for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. freshman from Australia who is a part of her country’s national pro- ber of Puerto Rico’s squad. care a lot about the organic gram. “She loved it, stayed with it, growth of the sport in these coun- Two other World Series pitch- and it has helped her so much,” tries,” she said. “It’s fine for peo- ers — Florida’s Aleshia Ocasio Alameda said. “International soft- ple to go in there and help them and Arizona State’s Giselle “G’’ ball is just a whole ‘nother level. build their nation’s teams, but it’s Juarez — are on Puerto Rico’s She’s just really comfortable.” more important that they are truly squad. Other World Series partic- Tommy Velazquez, president of there, because otherwise, softball Looking for a summer ipants who play for Puerto Rico the Puerto Rico Softball Federa- might not continue to be in the are Florida State’s Carsyn Gordon tion, paid attention as King dom- Olympics.” and Korina Rosario and Florida’s inated the World Series with four Eriksen said the organic job to earn extra Jamie Hoover. Washington’s wins, a save and a record for low- process has started. He saw evi- Morganne Flores is a Puerto Rico est earned run average. dence when nations such as team member who was injured “She is an amazing pitcher,” Uganda, Kenya and India sent and didn’t play for the Huskies Velazquez said. “I think we both teams to the world championships Deliver the Daily Tribune News this season. Canada and Mexico are growing in the process. She is in 2016. also had national team represen- learning about international com- “They are starting to cultivate tation in Oklahoma City. petition and international teams, the bottom of their programs,” he Part Time or Full Time Softball was in the Olympics the big scenario. Our team re- said. “Now that there are more APPLY IN PERSON from 1996 to 2008, but left out in ceived an outstanding pitcher and players in their countries, the 2012 and 2016 before returning our performance increased auto- game is getting better in their for the Tokyo Games. The United matically.” countries and they won’t have to States and Japan are the only na- King will help as Puerto Rico go to the United States, they’ll tions to win gold, with the United prepares for the World Champi- have them in their own countries. States winning three times and onships in August in Chiba, That’s the ultimate goal.” 251 S. Tennessee St Cartersville, GA Japan winning once. Cress said Japan. Mexico, Canada and Aus- the World Series success for play- tralia are among the 16 nations ers with national teams outside that will compete in the Olympic the mainland U.S. is the kind of qualifying tournament. progress needed to help softball Washington coach Heather Tarr remain in the Olympics long term won the 2009 national title with and become a truly global sport. current Canadian national team “I think the main reason that pitcher Danielle Lawrie. This got voted out was that it’s looked time, she got to the championship at as an American sport,” Cress series with Plain, who is from said. “And the IOC (International Sydney, Australia. Olympic Committee) is not made “We live on the Pacific Rim, so up of (just) Americans, obvi- we would be foolish not to ex- ously.” plore opportunities, whether they The United States will head to are in Australia or Canada,” said Japan for a series June 20-23, and Tarr, an assistant coach for the the Paris 2024 Olympics delega- U.S. “Maybe we can’t get the tion will be represented. Cress kids from Georgia or Florida to said his group will join Japan in come up to Seattle, so regionally, trying to convince the Paris offi- it does make sense for us to con- cials that softball and baseball nect with our Pacific Rim associ- should be on the program. ates.” The United States set a goal of Alameda said Florida State’s globalizing the sport in the early Savanna Copeland, who is from 2000s, and the focus has ramped Fishers, Indiana, will play for up with the Olympics approach- Canada this summer. She’ll join a ing. U.S. coach Ken Eriksen said roster that is mostly Canadian other nations have been improv- born but has several players who ing for many years. competed for major U.S. colleges. “It’s important for the critics to Mexico’s program has U.S. realize that the USA program is players with Mexican heritage — really, really good,” Eriksen said. Oklahoma’s Eliyah Flores is part “It just so happens that everybody of its program. Team USA’s most else is really, really good. The recent loss was to Mexico and world is getting better. There’s former Arizona State pitcher Dal- hope among these other countries las Escobedo in the Pan-Ameri- that they can now participate on can Championship last year. The the same playing level as the United States went through the United States, Japan, Canada, losers’ bracket to win the tourna- Australia, so they are putting ment, but Mexico left an impres- more money and resources into sion. these programs.” “They’ve done a nice job going Other nations have scoured the out and recruiting former colle- United States for players with giate players here,” Cress said. heritage from their countries, with Velazquez said Puerto Rico’s plenty of help from American team will likely be 90 percent coaches and officials. Florida Americans, and the Philippines State coach Lonni Alameda con- also has several U.S. players. But nected with former Florida State Tarr said stopping at nations rely- player Jessica Boulware (for- ing heavily on U.S. players with merly van der Linden), a pitching foreign heritage isn’t enough. coach for Puerto Rico, on King’s “I personally, being involved behalf. 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