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FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — The NAACP is warning African‐Americans that if they fly on American Airlines they could be subject to discrimination or even unsafe conditions. American said Wednesday that it was disappointed by the announcement and will invite the civil rights group to meet and talk about the airline. The NAACP said that for several months it has watched a pattern of disturbing incidents reported by African‐American passengers. Among them was activist Tamika Mallory’s claim last week that she was a victim of racial bias when a pilot ordered her off a flight after a dispute with another airline employee over her seat. SANTA RITA, Guam ‐ A 2006 Newman Smith High School The NAACP said that and other recent incidents involving African‐Americans “suggest a corporate culture of racial insen‐ graduate and Dallas native is aiding the U.S. Navy’s silent sitivity and possible racial bias on the part of American Airlines.” service in the submarine community as part of a hybrid crew American Airlines, based in Fort Worth, Texas, said it has a diverse workforce and serves customers of all backgrounds. of Sailors and civilian mariners working aboard the expedi‐ tionary submarine tender, USS Emory S. Land. Petty Officer 2nd Class Anthony Robinski is a sonar techni‐ cian serving aboard the Guam‐based submarine tender, one Analysis: Can the GOP survive of two submarine tenders in the U.S. Navy, conducting coor‐ dinated tended moorings and afloat maintenance in the Pacific Ocean as well as the Persian Gulf, Red Sea, Arabian the Trump presidency? Sea, and parts of the Indian Ocean. WASHINGTON (AP) — Can the traditional Republican Party survive the presidency of ? A Navy sonar technician is responsible for the safety of the That existential question, which has nagged at Republicans since Trump’s stunning election one year ago, flared up anew ship and navigating the ocean with sound. Tuesday with Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake’s announcement that he is retiring from Congress. One of the GOP’s most consistent “My history teacher told me that whatever you do you critics of the president, Flake was facing a tough primary challenge in next year’s election from at least one candidate with have to take responsibilities for your actions and do your job the backing of some Trump allies. to the best of your abilities," said Robinski. "I am exception‐ “There may not be a place for a Republican like me in the current Republican climate or the current Republican Party,” al in my job and that lesson has taught me to work well with said Flake, a conservative who has worked with Democrats on issues like immigration and the Obama administration’s others.” detente with Cuba. Continues on Page 2 Continues on Page 2 ASK ALMA: TAKING CARE OF MY ELDERLY PARENTS IS TAKING A TOLL By Alma Gill (NNPA Newswire Columnist) New Mexico. The cost of living isn’t as high as it is here, and life. Am I wrong? the laid‐back, small city life seems to mesh well with my per‐ Sincerely, Dear Alma: sonality. I feel this is the place I am meant to live the rest of New Mexico is Calling Me my life. My problem is that Dad is 87, and I’m leery of mov‐ I am a 64 year‐old divorced woman who lives with my ing hundreds of miles away, knowing there are some thugs Dear New Mexico, father. Some years ago, when my marriage fell apart, and in the neighborhood, who may try to break into the house Mom was diagnosed with dementia, I moved back home to once they learn Dad is there alone. Although I have a sister, Hello, my darling, thank you for taking the time to email help my dad with her. I was also working part‐time, so I she has never been there for our parents the way I have me and to allow me the privilege to weigh‐in on your situa‐ couldn’t afford my own apartment. Two years ago, Dad and been. In fact, our parents haven’t seen her in seven years. tion. It takes a special person to care for elderly and/or I could no longer care for Mom at home, so we put her in a Some friends and relatives say I should go for it, since I’m invalid family members. I’m sending a big hug your way. care facility, and I retired. During this time, I have made new divorced and childless, and also reminding me I’m no longer I want to start by sharing that my mom lived with me and friends, three of them live in the state of New Mexico. A few a young woman. Then, there are those who feel I’m being my family for the last two years of her life. months ago, I went to visit these friends, and fell in love with selfish for wanting to make this move and finally live my own Continues on Page 2 IN THIS ISSUE... INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK SCRIPTURE OF THE WEEK . Sports - Page 5

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With a crew of 42 officers “I am impressed every day by are highly motivated, and support to submarines and sur‐ 7) We will not be held respon‐ Mr. Samuell Ferrell sible for pictures that are not and 600 enlisted, submarine the caliber of the Sailors who quickly adapt to changing con‐ face ships in the U.S. 5th and Mr. Jermain Clemon claimed after two (2) weeks. tenders are 649 feet long and serve aboard our ship,” said ditions. It is a busy life of spe‐ 7th Fleet areas of operation. Pictures held after two (2) weeks Mr. Rick Weatherman are subject to disposal. weigh approximately 23,493 Capt. Douglas Bradley, com‐ cialized work, watches and The submarines and tenders 8) Advertisement positioning tons. Their mission is to provide manding officer of USS Emory drills. are maintained as part of the based on a first‐come basis. maintenance, repairs, hotel S. 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Box 570769 Dallas, Texas 75357-0769 Continued from Page 1 left Republicans with control of lands in the Senate next year. white supremacists and count‐ One year in-State $65.00 One year out-of-State $75.00 both the White House and Flake’s comments Tuesday er‐protesters in Charlottesville, Name______The senator’s dour assess‐ Congress but it did nothing to from the Senate floor came Virginia, this summer. ment of his future in the heal the divisions. If anything, hours after Sen. Bob Corker, a But aside from occasional Address______Republican Party gave voice to Trump — a former Democrat Tennessee Republican who has criticism of Trump’s tweets or worries that have gripped the with no ideological mooring to also decided not to seek re‐ most callous comments, most City______GOP heading into the midterm conservative principles or deep election, declared Trump was Republican office holders have elections. Trump has shown lit‐ ties to GOP leaders — has exac‐ “debasing” the stayed silent, in part out of fear State______tle loyalty to some sitting sena‐ erbated the gulf between mil‐ with untruths and name‐call‐ of alienating the president’s tors, and has openly squabbled lions of GOP voters and the ing. Last week, Sen. John supporters. A handful of House Zip______with Flake and Senate Majority congressional leaders sent to McCain lamented a climate of Republicans have taken the Leader Mitch McConnell. Some Washington to represent them. “half‐baked, spurious national‐ same path as Flake and Corker, Phone______of the president’s ardent sup‐ Peter Wehner, a Trump critic ism” and Bush bemoaned “bul‐ announcing plans to retire porters — led by former White who served in President lying and prejudice in our pub‐ rather than run for re‐election Check Number______House senior adviser Steve George W. Bush’s White House, lic life” — comments that in competitive districts. Bannon — are actively courting said there’s a “struggle going on appeared to be veiled criticism Trent Lott, the former Signature______GOP primary challengers who for the soul of conservatism of Trump, though neither man Republican Senate majority are more willing to buck the and the Republican Party.” He mentioned the president by leader from Mississippi, Republican establishment in urged more traditional name. blamed much of the GOP dis‐ Washington than line up Republicans to stay and fight Privately, many more content on the fact that even BE KIND! Never speak behind its leaders. for their principles instead of Republican officials have raised with a Republican in the White harsh words. Be kind and Andy Surabian, a senior fleeing — though he left open deep concerns about the direc‐ House, the party has been adviser for the pro‐Trump the prospect that it’s a fight tion Trump is pulling the party, unable to make good on its gentle with your tongue. group Great America Alliance, they ultimately may not win. both on policy and tone. He’s promises to voters. Efforts to said Flake’s retirement is part of “If this party is defined by pulled the GOP to the right on repeal “Obamacare” have For it has been said that a trend and “should serve as Donald Trump and Steve immigration only to raise the failed in embarrassing fashion. another warning shot to the Bannon, then a lot of these prospect of making a deal with Many see the current debate the tongue can be like a failed Republican establish‐ people aren’t going to want to Democrats to allow young peo‐ over a tax overhaul package as sword. Think long before ment that backed Flake and be a part of that party anyway,” ple brought to the U.S. illegally their last best chance for a leg‐ others like them that their time Wehner said. as children to stay in the coun‐ islative breakthrough before you criticize your neigh- is up.” The anti‐establishment try. He’s withdrawn the U.S. the midterms and predict To be sure, intra‐party divi‐ forces already had one victory from a major Pacific Rim trade sweeping losses for the GOP if a bor. Your tongue can be sions are hardly new for the under their belt after firebrand pact and threatened to pull out bill doesn’t pass. nasty. Living is one of the GOP, which has struggled for jurist Roy Moore defeated of a long‐standing deal with But Lott, too, said the solu‐ years to reconcile its more incumbent Sen. Luther Strange Canada and Mexico. The presi‐ tion for conservatives is to stay most beautiful things in moderate, pro‐business wing in the Alabama GOP primary dent has also drawn open sup‐ in Trump’s Republican Party, with the growing crop of pop‐ last month. Moore is consid‐ port from some white national‐ not walk away, the world. But the tongue ulists and nationalists that ulti‐ ered an outlier among ists, a reality that was magni‐ “You don’t complain that can kill! mately fueled Trump’s political Republicans and hardly a guar‐ fied after he equivocated in his there’s not room for you in your rise. Trump’s election may have anteed vote for McConnell if he response to clashes between party, you make room,” he said. A Message from The Dallas Minority Blood Donors Needed for 3 Lives Blood Post Tribune Editor Drive at Remington College Fort Worth Campus

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LeBron plays point, scores 34 as Cavs beat Bulls 119-112

CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cavaliers’ either guard spot, both forward TIP‐INS lineups are changing daily. Their positons and center. defense is a mess, their slow starts It’s how he was raised. Bulls: came within one 3‐ are puzzling and the starting point “Ever since I was a kid I’ve always pointer of matching the club record guard is hurt. learned every position on the floor,” set on March 12, 2011. ... Lopez Cleveland’s got some problems. he said. “The point guard, shooting banked in his second career 3‐point‐ LeBron James minimizes them all. guard, small forward, power forward er as the shot clock expired in the Making a rare start at point guard, and center. And know all the plays, first quarter. Lopez made his first James scored 34 points as the Cavs, what they’re doing and reads. Coach career 3 on Saturday against San using another early season lineup, slides me to the 1, I know every set. Antonio. ... Former Cavs point guard awakened after a sluggish first half If he slides me to the 5, I know the 5. Kay Felder, picked up on waivers and beat the Chicago Bulls 119‐112 I know the 4. I know the 3. I know from before the season, on Tuesday night. the 2. scored 13 points in 15 minutes. Although he often handles the ball “I know every single play in every Cavaliers: Snapped a five‐game and runs Cleveland’s offense, James single position, so it makes the job a losing streak to Chicago. ... Starting had not officially been listed as a lot easier for me because I know PG Derrick Rose missed his second guard since 2012 with Miami. The where I should be and what my straight game with a sprained left superstar added 13 assists, including teammates should do.” ankle. ... James played in his 771st a no‐look, behind‐the‐back dish to The Cavs were coming off an regular‐season game, matching cen‐ Jae Crowder for a 3‐pointer during embarrassing loss to Orlando and ter Zydrunas Ilgauskas for the most Cleveland’s 15‐3 spurt in the third their defense was atrocious in the in franchise history. quarter. first half, when the Bulls made 12 3‐ The Bulls did all they could. James pointers and scored 65 points — 12 ROOKIE RAVE just did more. less than in their previous game. “You’re playing against the best Lue has been experimenting with James is impressed with player on the planet,” Chicago coach lineups and combinations because Markkanen, the No. 7 overall pick Fred Hoiberg said. of new players and injuries. He trot‐ from Arizona. Kevin Love had 20 points and 12 ted out another new starting five — “Very confident,” James said. “I rebounds, and Dwyane Wade, who his third in three games — against watched him a lot. He wore my asked Cavs coach Tyronn Lue to take the Bulls, moving James to the point, shoes a couple times. He wore my him out of the starting lineup, came and starting Tristan Thompson at retro ’Brons a couple times and I off the bench and added 11 points. center so Love wouldn’t have to liked that. Can shoot the heck out of Justin Holiday scored 25 and rook‐ guard 7‐foot‐1 Robin Lopez the the ball and he’s going to continue to ie Lauri Markkanen 19 for Chicago, entire game. get better. And the best thing about which made a season‐high 17 3‐ But Cleveland’s starters let Chicago it is he’ll get an opportunity.” pointers. The 7‐foot Markkanen control things early. Dropping Markkanen didn’t show any became the first player in NBA histo‐ uncontested 3‐pointers, the Bulls nerves, but was in awe being on the ry to make 10 3‐pointers in his first opened a 14‐point lead before the floor with James. three career games. second group — led by Wade and “That’s a dream come true for Cleveland trailed 92‐91 entering Jeff Green — got the Cavs back in it. me,” he said. “Your favorite player the fourth before Love dropped a 3 Green finished with 16 points. when you’re growing up and then and Kyle Korver made a pair of 3s in “Thank God for our bench,” said you get to go against him. He’s a 33 seconds. Chicago closed within Lue, who angrily got after his team pretty tough guy to guard.” six in the final two minutes, but the at halftime about defense. “But Cavs came up with two offensive we’ve got to be better — 17 3s again STARTING SLOW rebounds to reset the shot clock where guys are just looking at us, before James drove past Markkanen staring us down and raising for Cleveland has been outscored 74‐ for a left‐handed layup to make it shots. We talked about making the 46 in the first quarter of the last two 118‐110. guys put the ball on the floor and we games. It was vintage James, perhaps the didn’t learn our lesson.” only player in the game who can play A BRIGHT LIGHT OF THE BLACK PRESS DIMS: BERNAL SMITH II DIES AT 45

request of Bernal, I flew to Memphis last year to attend his Best in Black Awards show. He wanted me to recreate the show in Houston and we were going to partner and bring his great awards show to the city of Houston.” Broadcast executive and Wave newspaper publisher Pluria Marshall said Smith was one of NNPA’s up and coming publishers. “He was about business,” said Marshall. “He added value when he

spoke on issues related to NNPA and Women Woorking iinn the Coommmuunittyy his recent election to the executive team was a clear sign of his rising star.” Marshall added: “He will be sorely missed.” By Stacy M. Brown (NNPA dent and CEO of the NNPA, said that Hiram Jackson of Newswire Contributor) the entire NNPA family of African Media, who sold Smith the New Tri‐ American publishers across the State Defender, called Smith’s pass‐ The National Newspaper nation deeply mourns Smith’s death. ing a sad day for the future of the Publishers Association lost one of its “As publisher of the New Tri‐State Black Press. own this week. Defender in Memphis, Smith repre‐ “Bernal Smith represented the Bernal E. Smith II, the president sented the journalistic genius of a future of our industry and he was and publisher of the Tri‐State freedom‐fighting publisher, who was one of the most innovative publish‐ Defender and a well‐known civic dedicated to the empowerment of ers I knew and I recognized his gifts leader in Memphis, Tenn., died Black America,” Chavis said. “Long immediately,” Jackson said. “I will Sunday. live the spirit of Bernal Smith.” miss his friendship and his conta‐ Smith was 45. Joy Bramble, publisher of The gious enthusiasm about Black peo‐ The Tri‐State Defender, among the , said she was simply ple.” longest running African‐American shocked by the news of Smith’s A graduate of Rhodes College, newspapers in the country and a death. who also earned a master’s of busi‐ member publication of the National “I was just working with him on ness administration from Union Newspaper Publishers Association, some things, I just can’t believe it,” University, Smith led a local group noted on its website that Smith was Bramble said. that purchased the Tri‐State with his family when he was found Rosetta Perry, the publisher of the Defender from Real Times Media in Sunday, October 22. , called Smith a 2013. “The New Tri‐State Defender and true friend and a bright light. Smith mentored inner‐city youth its management board was devastat‐ “When I met him, we just clicked and once served as president of the ed when we learned that Mr. Smith and I was comfortable with him, like 100 Black Men of Memphis. had passed,” associate publisher I had known him my whole life, and I In a joint statement, Denise Rolark Karanja Ajanaku said in a statement didn’t have to pretend to be anyone Barnes and D. Kevin McNeir, the along with Calvin Anderson, the or anything,” Perry said. “That voice publisher and the editor of The president of Best Media Properties, that we loved to hear at our meet‐ Washington Informer, respectively, the Defender’s parent company. ings and training sessions is now still. said that Smith was an integral force Smith’s death caught many of his Bernal’s place at the board of direc‐ in the city of Memphis as the pub‐ colleagues off‐guard; all of them tors’ meetings will now be vacant, lisher of the Tri‐State Defender, expressed shock and sympathy for but he will live forever in our hearts.” where he made issues of economic his family. Karen Carter Richards, publisher parity, social justice and the support “I am personally saddened by the of the and and encouragement of the Black death of our comrade and publisher 1st vice chair of the NNPA, said that community his primary concerns. Bernal Smith,” said Dorothy Leavell, she asked Smith to run for 2nd vice The statement continued: “Even the publisher of the Crusader news‐ chair of the NNPA, this year, because more, as one of the younger publish‐ papers in Chicago and the chairman of his vision and talents. ers of the NNPA, his enthusiasm and of the NNPA. “He was just elected Richards said that she wasn’t sur‐ dedication were essential to our vice chairman in June and we were prised when he won the election for overall growth and continued exis‐ looking forward to working closely the post, because of his infectious tence. His death leaves a void that If you have sports information that with him to find solutions for the personality and great abilities. will be difficult, if not impossible to future of our beloved Black Press.” “I am devastated. Bernal was my fill. But his spirit will live on as will you would like placed in the DALLAS Smith was a serious and dedicated friend and he was a visionary, who our memories of him—a proud, tal‐ member of the fourth estate, Leavell was smart, energetic, kind and defi‐ ented Black man who loved his peo‐ added. nitely the future of NNPA,” Richards ple and his community and who dili‐ POST TRIBUNE Sports Section e-mail us “We shall miss him so much,” said said. gently gave his all each and every Leavell. Richards continued: “His innova‐ day on behalf of the Black Press.” Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis, the presi‐ tive ideas made us click. At the at: [email protected] October 26 - November 1, 2017 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 6