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Herald-CitizenTUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 116TH YEAR | NO. 257 50 CENTS Child shot, killed in Clay County Police charge 29-year-old man with murder

BY BEN WHEELER HERALD-CITIZEN

Tennessee Bureau of Inves- tigation has confi rmed the identity of the juvenile victim killed in the Clay County shooting Mon- day. The victim was identifi ed as 11-year-old Harley Evans. The shooting happened at 274 BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN Harley Evans North Fork Road Law enforcement off icials canvass the home where 11-year-old Harley Evans was found dead. Off icials arrested Jacob in Whitleyville. Stanley Snyder in connection with the shooting. A bus driver arrived at the home to pick up two girls who believed to have been staying away said it is too early to live on the road. on the property, performing determine whether or not The bus driver picked up a work for Evans’ father. they will seek the death pen- juvenile female and an adult After the shooting, Stanley alty until the investigation is female who had suff ered a was believed to have fl ed into complete. gunshot wound. They were the woods. Multiple agencies Sheriff Brandon Boone then taken to the Mount Ver- engaged in the search, and he spoke with reporters re- non Volunteer Fire Depart- was apprehended garding the capture of the ment until law enforcement shortly before 11 suspect, noting Tennessee offi cials arrived. a.m. by a Putnam Highway Patrol, Macon Offi cials found an adult County K-9 unit. County Sheriff ’s Department, male who suff ered from Monday night Jackson County Sheriff ’s gunshot wounds outside Snyder was Department, Putnam County Map shows the home, and a deceased charged with one Sheriff ’s Department, Celina detail of the juvenile inside. The two count of First Police Department, TWRA, area where adults, Harley’s father, Justin SnyderSd Degree Murder Macon County EMS-EMA an 11-year- Crowder Evans, and his and two counts and Clay County EMS-EMA. old girl was girlfriend, Marranda Ann of Attempted First Degree “This is a small commu- murdered in Murray, were transported to Murder. Snyder’s bond is set nity, and I’d like to thank all Clay County a Nashville hospital, where at $2 million. the people that assisted us,” Monday. they were in critical condi- “This remains an active Boone said. “First of all, I tion. and ongoing investigation,” would ask the community for GOOGLE MAPS The identity of the sus- said Susan Niland, TBI pub- their thoughts and prayers pect was confi rmed Monday lic information offi cer. to be with the family and the A gofundme page has been Springs to help with medical evening by the TBI as Jacob Thirteenth Judicial Dis- fi rst responders that respond- set up by Harvest Fellow- and funeral costs for the Stanley Snyder, 29. Snyder is trict Attorney Bryant Dun- ed to this.” ship Church in Red Boiling family. Keep Halloween scares Fallen Marine at bay with these tips honored in fl ag ceremony BY KATE COOK “Do not allow your children HERALD-CITIZEN to go alone, no matter the age,” BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS Randolph said. HERALD-CITIZEN Wednesday evening the Baxter Police Chief Danny ghouls and goblins will be out Holmes said sometimes folks The family of fallen U.S. for Halloween. Since no one give out homemade goodies. Marine Lance Cpl. Lance Clark wants to meet the Grim Reaper “Don’t allow your children now has another way to remem- on a fun night, Putnam Coun- to eat baked goods unless ber the sacrifice he made. ty’s four city police depart- you know who baked them,” Last week, an American ments have some tips to keep Holmes said. flag that had flown over the your little witches and wizards Anderson said folks handing U.S. Capitol in Washington, safe, whether they’re in the out candy should turn their D.C., was hoisted up the pole at pumpkin patch or going door porch light on, clear wet leaves Cookeville’s Pacesetters, where to door. from their sidewalks and re- Clark’s mother, Susie Scott, Cookeville Police Captain strain their pets for the night. works. Bobby Anderson said parents All of the offi cers recom- One of Scott’s co-workers, need to make sure kids’ masks mended wearing bright- Retired Air Force Staff Sgt. don’t aff ect their vision. ly-colored clothing or putting Patricia Pardue, asked U.S. Rep. “Your children need to see refl ective tape on costumes. Diane Black that the flag be their surroundings,” Anderson Parents should check all candy flown in memory of Lance Cpl. said. and treats to make sure they Clark and then sent to Paceset- Algood Police Chief Dale haven’t been tampered with ters, where it will be displayed. Armour reminded folks not to before kids eat them. Trick or Lance Clark joined the United run across the street, and be treat at homes with lighted States Marine Corps in 2005 aware of traffi c at all times. porches. Don’t allow kids to LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS | HERALD-CITIZEN during the height of the Iraq “A responsible adult should enter stranger’s homes. Put Navy veteran Bill Toye, Navy veteran Brian War. Two generations of Clark’s accompany children as they your phone down and enjoy the Hughes, Army veteran Jim Loftis and Air Force family served in the military, navigate roadways and side- experience. Keep a fl ashlight in veteran Patricia Pardue salute the American and Clark achieved the rank walks,” Armour said. hand at all times. flag in a ceremony at Pacesetters last week in of Lance Corporal during his Monterey Police Chief Bill If you’ve got an issue with memory of Lance Cpl. Lance Clark, who was tenure. Randolph said folks should traffi c or suspicious persons, killed while serving in Iraq in 2007. Jason Love He was killed in 2007 while only trick or treat in well-lit call your law enforcement of Pacesetters and others from Pacesetters serving his second tour of duty areas. agency. were also present for the ceremony. overseas in Iraq. herald-citizen.com INDEX 1 section | 12 pages OBITUARIES Page 3 DEAR ABBY 6 COMICS 11 OPINION 4 Michael DeFosche, Whitleyville Daniel Rose, Cookeville CALENDAR 5 CROSSWORD 11 SPORTS 7 Shirley Trovarelli, Sparta Patricia Miko, Monterey CLASSIFIED 9 LIVING 6 SUDOKU 11 2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 Monday School board rejects Uff elman sale bid Cash 3 Evening 4-9-4, Lucky Sum: 17 BY BEN WHEELER director of schools. been designated to return to the 2012-13 school year, when Cash 3 Midday 3-1-9, Lucky Sum: 13 HERALD-CITIZEN “For the amount that it was the fund balance. This was the student population moved Cash 3 Morning appraised for, $75,000 is only to replenish part of the fund to Burks Elementary. 1-6-0, Lucky Sum: 7 The Putnam County Board 10 percent of that appraisal balance used to purchase However, students from Cash 4 Evening of Education rejected a amount.” land on Lee Seminary Road Monterey High School did use 8-9-8-0, Lucky Sum: 25 $75,000 bid for the former Uf- The school building re- for the proposed new elemen- the building while the new Cash 4 Midday felman Elementary School. ceived only one bid, and the tary school. high school was being built. 8-6-0-9, Lucky Sum: 23 “We knew it was a very board voted unanimously to The process for declaring Boyd says he could bring Cash 4 Morning specialized building, and we reject it. the school surplus began in another recommendation for 1-7-6-9, Lucky Sum: 23 knew that when we had it Proceeds from the sale of Spring 2017. Students have the school to the board in the appraised,” said Jerry Boyd, the building have already not attended the school since future. Cash4Life 07-23-25-35-38 Cash Ball 4 Tennessee Cash 06-07-09-13-30, Bonus 5 Man dies Estimated jackpot: $360,000 in car crash 0READER SERVICES0 BY PAIGE STANAGE Address: HERALD-CITIZEN 1300 Neal St. Cookeville, TN 38501 A Cookeville man suff ered a medical episode while driving on South Jeff er- Mailing Address: son Avenue Monday evening and died after crashing his vehicle. P.O. Box 2729 Gerald Champion, 64, was driving a Cookeville TN 38502 2014 Ford Escape when it left the road- way and struck a parked 2008 Nissan Phone: 931-526-9715 Altima, according to the Cookeville Fax: 931-526-1209 LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS | HERALD-CITIZEN Police Department release. The Upper Cumberland Young Lawyers Association hosted a ceremony at the Champion was pronounced dead at News Putnam County Justice Center Monday night for new attorneys recently admitted the Cookeville Regional Medical Cen- [email protected] to practice law in Tennessee. From left are Chancellor Ron Thurman, Frank ter, the release states. Sports Pursell, Casey Elrod, Dana Looper, Will Mullins, Amber Vargas, Circuit Court Judge The initial investigation concludes he [email protected] Jonathan Young, Lauren Williams and Criminal Court Judge Gary McKenzie. had a medical event before the crash. Advertising The incident is still under investiga- [email protected] tion. If anyone witnesses the accident Living who hasn’t spoken with law enforce- [email protected] Trump wants to end birthright ment yet, please call the traffi c enforce- Circulation ment division of the CPD at 520-5370, or [email protected] the main station at 526-2125. Business News citizenship for some US-born babies The Tennessee Highway Safety Offi ce [email protected] states there were 556 senior-related Church News WASHINGTON (AP) — declare that children born the recession. crashes in Putnam County in 2017, with [email protected] President Donald Trump is in the U.S. to those living An excerpt of Trump’s 2,769 total crashes in Putnam County School News making another hardline here illegally aren’t citi- interview was posted on the same year. [email protected] immigration play in the zens. Most scholars think Axios’ website on Tuesday. Classified Ads fi nal days before midterm he can’t. The president said White [email protected] elections, declaring that he Asked about the legality House lawyers are review- wants to order an end to the of such an executive or- ing his proposal. It’s un- Letter Guidelines constitutional right to cit- der, Trump said, “they’re clear how quickly he would Homeless man All letters to the editor must be izenship for babies born in saying I can do it just with act and the White House did signed and include the writer’s the United States to non-cit- an executive order.” He not provide further details. name, address and phone izens. Most scholars think added that “we’re the only A person familiar with makes threats, number. Letters are subject to he can’t implement such a country in the world where the internal White House editing and/or rejection. A strict change unilaterally. a person comes in and has debate said the topic of 400-word limit will be enforced. With seven days to go a baby, and the baby is birthright citizenship had arrested Send letters to the mailing before high-stakes elections essentially a citizen of the come up inside the West address listed above, or email that he has sought to focus United States.” A 2010 study Wing at various times over BY PAIGE STANAGE to [email protected]. on fearmongering over from the Center for Immi- at least the last year, but HERALD-CITIZEN immigration, Trump made gration Studies, a group has some internal detrac- Order a Photo the comments to “Axios that supports immigration tors. White House lawyers A homeless man is suspected of Every photograph taken by a on HBO.” Trump, seeking restrictions, showed that 30 have debated the topic, and threatening to kill another person in Herald-Citizen photographer to energize his supporters countries off ered birthright expect to work with the Putnam County Monday. and published in the paper and help Republicans keep citizenship. Justice Department’s Offi ce Brian Horn, 38, was walking down is available for purchase. Go control of Congress, has The Pew Research Center of Legal Counsel to develop a Cookeville street when to www.herald-citizen.com stoked anxiety about a car- found in a survey published a legal justifi cation for the he and another individual and click on “Photo Gallery.” avan of Central American two years ago that births action. It is one of many began arguing, according Also, many photos included in migrants making its way to to “unauthorized immi- immigration changes being to the arrest warrant. online stories are available for the U.S.-Mexico border. He grants” were declining discussed including asylum Horn allegedly grabbed purchase. is dispatching additional and accounted for about 1 law changes, and barring the other person by the troops and saying he’ll set in 3 births to foreign-born the migrant caravan from throat, but the victim Subscriptions up tent cities for asylum mothers in the U.S. in 2014. entering the country. pulled away. Then he To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. seekers. About 275,000 babies were But administration offi - Horn pulled a knife and threat- Visa, MasterCard, Discover Trump has long called born to such parents in cials said there would likely ened to kill the victim, the and AmEx accepted. for an end to birthright 2014, or about 7 percent of be no decisions until after warrant states. Rates: citizenship, as have many the 4 million births in the the midterms, due in part The victim fl agged down a taxi driv- 3 mo 6 mo 1yr conservatives. An executive U.S. that year, according to the president’s trip to er, and used the driver’s phone to call Carrier or order would spark an uphill to Pew estimates based Pittsburgh. 911, according to the warrant. Mail: 385 legal battle for Trump on government data. That Legal experts questioned Horn was arrested for aggravated Zip Code $28 $54 $95 about whether the president represented a decline from whether Trump has the assault and domestic assault. His bond Print & has the unilateral ability to 330,000 in 2009, at the end of authority to do this. is $5,000. E-Edition $29 $56 $98 E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 Mail: Outside 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 Mail: Outside Offi cial: Pipe-bomb suspect had hit list of targets Tennessee $82 $132 $220 MIAMI (AP) — The man sus- State Hillary Clinton and for- Miss Your Paper? pected of sending pipe bombs mer Vice President Joe Biden. Your carrier is an independent to prominent Democrats and CNN President Jeff Zucker contractor. However, as a other opponents of President says all mail to CNN has been service to our subscribers, our Donald Trump kept a list of screened off site since last circulation department is open elected offi cials and others week, when a series of pack- from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- who investigators believe were age bombs began appearing day-Friday and from intended targets, an offi cial around the country. Among 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to told The Associated Press on them were two apparent mail answer calls. Call 931-526-9715. Monday. bombs sent to CNN. The disclosure came as At least some listed a return Herald-Citizen 56-year-old Cesar Sayoc made address of U.S. Debbie Was- USPS 313-680 his initial court appearance in serman Schultz, former chair ISSN 8750-5541 Miami federal court Monday, of the Democratic National The Herald-Citizen is published saying little but tearing up, Committee. daily except Saturdays, New Year’s and after bomb squads were AP She represents the South Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, called to a post offi ce in Atlan- A bomb squad arrives with other authorities at a mail Florida district where the for- Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day ta about a suspicious mailing mer male stripper, pizza driver by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at facility in Atlanta. 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, to CNN similar to the pipe and strip club DJ lived in an TN 38502. Periodicals postage paid bomb packages recovered in putting explosives together in The FBI said via its Twitter older van covered with bumper at Cookeville TN. POSTMASTER: send the case last week. his van. account that the recovered stickers praising Trump, dis- address changes to Herald-Citizen, The offi cial said authorities The offi cial wasn’t autho- package in Atlanta was “simi- paraging Democrats and CNN P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a member of had recovered soldering equip- rized to discuss the ongoing lar in appearance” to the bub- and showing rifl e crosshairs the Tennessee Press Association ment, a printer, and stamps investigation and spoke on ble-wrapped manila envelopes over liberals like Clinton and and the Associated Press. The As- similar to those used on the condition of anonymity to the authorities say were sent by fi lmmaker Michael Moore. sociated Press is entitled exclusively package bombs in the inves- AP. The offi cial also said that, Sayoc to intended targets from At Monday’s hearing, federal to use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. tigation into Sayoc, who was as part of the investigation, Delaware to California, includ- prosecutors said they will seek arrested last week in Florida. authorities were scrutinizing ing former President Barack to keep Sayoc jailed until trial Authorities believe Sayoc was Sayoc’s social media posts. Obama, former Secretary of as a fl ight risk. Jack McNeely Editor & Publisher WEATHER Lindsay McReynolds Tonight Wednesday Night Thursday Night Readings Managing Editor Partly cloudy, with a low around 56. A 50-percent chance of showers and A 60-percent chance of showers, Monday’s high in Cookeville was 64, low 35. Monday’s thunderstorms, mainly after 7 p.m. mainly before 1 a.m. Mostly cloudy, high in Monterey was 58, low 37. Roger Wells Wednesday Cloudy, with a low around 60. with a low around 43. Advertising Director A 20-percent chance of showers and Almanac thunderstorms after 4 p.m. Increasing Thursday Friday Tuesday is the 303rd day of the year, with 62 remain- Keith McCormick clouds, with a high near 75. South A 100-percent chance of showers and A 20-percent chance of showers. ing. The sun sets at 5:48 p.m. and will rise at 7:04 a.m. Circulation Manager southwest wind 10 to 15 mph, with thunderstorms. High near 64. South Mostly cloudy, with a high near 55. Wednesday. The moon is waning gibbous with 61% of the gusts as high as 25 mph. wind 10-15 mph, gusts up to 20 mph. visible disc illuminated. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN 3 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 P atricia Ann Miko 2nd group of migrants enters Mexico MONTEREY — Pa- tricia Ann Miko, 75, of as main caravan resumes the Cumberland Cove community of Monte- TECUN UMAN, rey, Tennessee, passed Guatemala (AP) — away Saturday, Oct. Hundreds of Central 27, 2018, at Cookev- Americans following in ille Regional Medical the footsteps of a thou- Center. She grew up in sands-strong migrant south Florida but was caravan making its way fond of saying, “I was toward the U.S. border not born in Tennessee, crossed a river from but I got here as soon as Guatemala into Mexico I could.” She loved the on Monday, defying a climate and beauty of Miko; one daughter, heavy Federal Police Tennessee. Elissa Anne Miko and presence deployed to Mrs. Miko was born companion, Shane patrol that country’s August 4, 1943, in Grathwohl; two sons, southern frontier. Rochester, New York, to Dr. Seann Robert Miko, A low-fl ying police the late Frederick and and Kyle William helicopter hovered over- Elizabeth Hudlett. Miko and wife, Xime- head as the migrants Mrs. Miko attended na Lynda Miko; two waded in large groups University of Alabama grandchildren, Isabella through the Suchiate — ROLL TIDE. She was and Jacob Miko; sister, River’s murky waters, executive director of Pamela Powell; and apparently trying to AP Mirawood Day School brother, Jeff Hudlett. use the downdraft from Migrant G enesis carries her niece Lisette Hernandez , 11- months- old, in Hollywood, Florida. In addition to her its rotors to discourage while walking with her sister Reyna Cruz , 20, and Lourdes Ramirez , She loved volunteer parents, she was them. Guatemala’s Noti7 on the road that connects Tapanatepec with Niltepec, as a caravan of work, including Boy preceded in death by channel reported that Central Americans continues its slow march toward the U .S. border, Scouts, Girl Scouts, her brother, Frederick one man drowned and Monday. and Helping Hands. Hudlett. aired video of a man She loved all animals, A celebration of life dragging a seemingly The group was much There are already more elections. On Monday especially rescue dogs. service will be an- lifeless body from the smaller than the fi rst than 2,000 National he tweeted: “This is an She enjoyed traveling, nounced and held at a river. caravan. In the Mexican Guard troops providing invasion of our Coun- reading and decorating later date. Once on the Mexi- border town of Ciu- assistance at the border. try and our Military is the house for every hol- A guest register may can side the migrants dad Hidalgo, they said The caravan cur- waiting for you!” iday. She was an active be signed at www.goff - were surrounded and they hoped to continue rently has about 4,000 Earlier in the day, member of St. Michael’s funeralhome.com. escorted by dark-uni- onward early Tuesday people, but has been members of the caravan Episcopal Church. D.M. Goff Funeral formed offi cers as sirens morning. dwindling. Earlier this strung out along the She is survived by Home, Inc., is in charge wailed. The standoff at Far up the road in year, only about 200 highway outside the city her husband of 53 of arrangements, the riverbank followed southern Mexico, the from a caravan of some of Tapanatepec, some years, Stephen Robert 839.2311. a more violent confron- original caravan re- 1,000 migrants reached waiting for rides while tation that occurred on sumed its advance, still the Tijuana-San Diego others plodded toward the bridge over the river at least 1,000 miles or frontier. their goal for the day: Michael DeFosche Sunday night, when mi- farther from their goal The Pentagon an- Niltepec, about 34 road grants threw rocks and of reaching the United nouncement comes miles (54 kilometers) to GAINESBORO — tion was chosen. used sticks against Mex- States as the Pentagon as President Donald the northwest. Federal Memorial services for Mr. DeFosche passed ico police. One migrant announced it would Trump has been fo- Police patrols drove Michael DeFosche, 68, away Thursday, Oct. 18, died from a head wound send 5,200 active-duty cusing on the caravan slowly alongside encour- of Whitleyville, Ten- 2018, at his residence. during the clash, but the troops to “harden” the to stir up his base a aging them to stay on nessee, will be held at 2 Anderson-Upper cause was unclear. U.S.-Mexico border. week before midterm the shoulder. p.m. Sunday, Nov. 4, at Cumberland Funeral Anderson-Upper Cum- Home is in charge of berland Funeral Home arrangements, 931-268- in Gainesboro. Crema- 1550. US sending 5,200 troops to Southwest border

WASHINGTON near legal entry points. Daniel Rose (AP) — The Pentagon is Advanced helicopters GAINESBORO Mr. Rose passed deploying 5,200 troops will allow border pro- — Memorial services away Wednesday, Oct. to America’s southwest tection agents to swoop for Daniel Rose, 59, of 17, 2018, at his resi- border in an extraordi- down on migrants trying Cookeville, will be held dence. nary military operation to cross illegally, said at 11 a.m. Saturday, Anderson-Upper a week before nation- Air Force Gen. Terrence Nov. 3, at Anderson-Up- Cumberland Funeral wide elections in which O’Shaughnessy. per Cumberland Fu- Home is in charge of President Donald Trump Troops planned to take neral Home. Cremation arrangements, 931-268- wants voters to focus on heavy concertina wiring was chosen. 1550. a slow-moving “invasion” to unspool across open of Central American spaces between ports. migrants. “We will not allow a The number of troops large group to enter the Shirley Ann Trovarelli being sent is more than U.S. in an unlawful and SPARTA — Funeral 1, from 11 a.m. until double the 2,000 who AP unsafe manner,” said Services for Shirley service time at 1 p.m. are in Syria fi ghting the U .S. Customs and Border P rotection Kevin McAleenan, com- Ann Trovarelli, 85, of Shirley Trovarelli Islamic State group. Commissioner K evin McAleenan, right, listens missioner of Customs Sparta, will be held at passed away Sunday, Two caravans of as Commander of U nited States Northern and Border Protection. 1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. Oct. 28, 2018, at Cookev- would-be migrants, most- Command and North American Aerospace Eight hundred troops 1, at First Community ille Regional Medical ly on foot and seeking Defense Command G en. Terrence John already are on their Church in Sparta. Center. asylum, are still hun- O’Shaughnessy, left, speaks during a news way to southern Texas, Burial will be in Thurman Funeral dreds of miles from the conference in W ashington, Monday. O’Shaughnessy said, Oaklawn Cemetery. Home is in charge of U.S. border with Mexico. and their numbers will The family will arrangements, 931-836- And any migrants who Asked about the le- going to wait, and if they top 5,200 by week’s end. receive friends at the 3194. complete the long trek to gality of such an execu- don’t get asylum they get Some of the troops will church Thursday, Nov. the border already face tive order, Trump said, out.” be armed. Troops would major hurdles — both “they’re saying I can do Under current proto- focus fi rst on Texas, physical and bureaucrat- it just with an executive col, migrants who clear followed by Arizona and Synagogue shooter was obsessed ic — to being allowed to order.” He added that an initial screening are then California. stay in the United States. “we’re the only country often released until their The troops will join the with Jewish refugee agency Trump, eager to keep in the world where a cases are decided in im- more than 2,000 Nation- voters focused on ille- person comes in and has migration court, which al Guardsmen whom Just moments before States, and it has re- gal immigration in the a baby, and the baby is can take several years. Trump has already the Pittsburgh syna- cently clashed with the lead-up to the elections, essentially a citizen of the Trump denied his focus deployed to the border. gogue shooting that left Trump administration stepped up his dire warn- United States,” though a on the caravan is intend- It remained unclear 11 people dead, the sus- over policies that have ings about the caravans, 2010 study showed that 30 ed to help Republicans in Monday why the admin- pect is believed to have throttled the fl ow of tweeting, “This is an countries off ered birth- next week’s midterms, istration was choosing to posted a such newcomers. invasion of our Country right citizenship. saying, “This has noth- send active-duty troops fi nal social Analysts who fol- and our Military is wait- And in a late Monday ing to do with elections.” given that they will be media rant low the extreme right ing for you!” interview, Trump said The Pentagon’s Opera- limited to performing against say the fi xation some And in an interview the U.S. would build tent tion Faithful Patriot was the support functions the a Jewish extremists have with with “Axios on HBO,” cities for asylum seekers. described by the com- Guard already is doing. refugee HIAS appears to be Trump declared that he “We’re going to put mander of U.S. Northern The number of peo- settlement fueled by a mix of wanted to order an end to tents up all over the Command as an eff ort to ple in the fi rst migrant agency anti-Semitism and the the constitutional right place,” told Fox News help Customs and Border caravan headed toward Bowers most recent caustic rhetoric to citizenship for babies Channel’s Laura Ingra- Protection “harden the the U.S. has dwindled to people had about an immigrant born in the United States ham. “They’re going to southern border” by about 4,000 from about never heard of, but caravan trudging slow- to non-citizens. be very nice, and they’re stiff ening defenses at and 7,000 last week. which has increasingly ly toward the United become the target of States. right-wing rage and Specifi cally, they be- conspiracy theories. lieve Bowers ascribed “HIAS likes to bring to the “white genocide” invaders in that kill conspiracy, which our people,” Robert holds that Jews are Gregory Bowers wrote prominent among the on the platform Gab forces seeking to de- early Saturday. “I can’t stroy the “white race” sit by and watch my by bringing in non- people get slaughtered. white people. The Gab. Screw your optics, I’m com account believed going in.” to be Bowers’ includes The group, formerly several recent postings known as the Hebrew or re-postings critical Immigrant Aid Society, of HIAS. was founded in 1881 in “Who do they blame a Manhattan storefront for these immigration to assist Jews perse- policies? Who do they cuted in Russia and blame for diversity Eastern Europe. HIAS multi-culturalism? is now among nine It’s the Jews,” said groups that contract Oren Segal, director of with the State Depart- the Anti-Defamation ment to help refugees League’s Center on settle in the United Extremism. HERALD-CITIZEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 4 Opinion herald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor Zealot Sessions tries to enforce law

he New York Times recently published a snippy attack on Attorney General Jeff Sessions, por- traying him as a single-minded zealot pursuing crackpot ideas that were putting the Trump ad- Tministration “on track to lose in court and prompt- ing high-level departures.” The Times’ sources were “current and former career department law- yers.” In other words, Trump-hating Democratic zealots weeks away from their book contracts. One attorney who left the Depart- ment of Justice during its descent into madness under Sessions was Stephen ANN J. Buckingham. COULTER In addition to being a nonstop Riling the media and entertaining the crowds source of critical remarks about the ritics often accuse Presi- the MSNBC don law, Nunberg added; his bluster Trump administration, “career” DOJ employees dent Donald Trump of us- concluded, “They is “straight talk.” also lead mob assaults on Cabinet members, as ing dog-whistles to gin up think that you are Is it lying? Sure, Anthony Allison Hrabar did to Homeland Security Secretary his conservative base. But stupid”—showing Scaramucci, Trump’s White Kirstjen Nielsen in June. Creally, Trump’s most eff ective that Scarborough House communications di- Along with a dozen of her friends from the Demo- trick is to get TV journalists to thinks you are rector for 11 days, told CNN cratic Socialists of America, DOJ paralegal Hrabar attack on demand—as you can stupid. Tuesday. “I think he likes it surrounded Nielsen’s table at a Washington, D.C., see in cable news coverage on DEBRA J. Another Trump actually.” restaurant, shouting: “Kirstjen Nielsen, you’re a the caravan of Central Amer- SAUNDERS trick is to make Scaramucci described villain!” “If kids don’t eat in peace, you don’t eat in icans headed toward the U.S. claims he must Trump’s untruths as entertain- peace!” “The f---ing gall!” “Shame on you!” “Shame! border. know are false, false which means ment for base voters who like Shame! Shame!” “Fascist pig!”—which Nielsen Perhaps the biggest sucker fact-checkers are sure to issue Trump’s act and think, “We eventually realized was not the evening’s special. for Trump’s caravan play is Joe banal refutations of his dubious fi nally have a president who is It took months of complaints about the DOJ not Scarborough, the former GOP claims. my advocate.” fi ring Hrabar—and her own arrogant claim that congressman who hosts MSN- Turn on your TV and you can Is that right? No, it is not she couldn’t be fi red—for her to fi nally lose her job. BC’s “Morning Joe.” Scarbor- learn Democrats really aren’t right, but it is the way the In Buckingham’s case, he told the Times that his ough led his Friday show with giving Rolls Royces to asy- country works right now. To conscience was shocked when Sessions asked him a lecture to Americans con- lum-seekers as they cross the the Trump base, Trump’s lies a legal question. (God forbid the attorney general cerned about the caravan. border with Mexico, as Trump equalize “fake news,” so the question one of the lawyers working at DOJ!) Voters should be concerned said in Arizona this month. Oh, smart play is to understand The Times reports: “In one instance, Mr. Ses- about the GOP tax cut that ben- and Democrats aren’t bankroll- where news outlets can im- sions directly questioned a career lawyer, Stephen efi ted the rich, and the prospect ing the immigrant caravan and prove. Buckingham, who was asked to fi nd ways to fi le a of Republicans fi ddling with aren’t passing out voter regis- Trump’s decision to call him- lawsuit to crack down on sanctuary laws protecting Social Security and health care, tration forms to new arrivals— self a “nationalist” in Houston undocumented immigrants. Mr. Buckingham, who not the caravan, Scarborough two other Trump claims. Monday was instructive. had worked at the Justice Department for about schooled his viewers. “That’s “I don’t agree with him that To the Trump base, nation- a decade, wrote in a brief”—and presumably his what’s happening in your life. Democrats are paying for it,” alism and “America First” are forthcoming memoirs—”that he could fi nd no legal And they don’t want you to former Trump campaign aide born out of patriotism. Why grounds for such a case.” know that.” Sam Nunberg told the Re- does the base love it when Anyone else remember Arizona being denounced Scarborough pooh-poohed view-Journal. At the same time, Trump uses words that make for two years during the Obama administration for the notion that some voters Nunberg added, “You know New York anchors cringe? GOP trying to enforce immigration laws that the federal might have concerns about where they (Democrats) stand. strategist and CNN contributor government wouldn’t? Hey, idiots! The feds have criminal elements sneaking in They want to abolish ICE. They Alice Stewart believes, “Donald total control over immigration. among refugees looking for a want sanctuary cities. They are Trump makes these voters feel Didn’t Khizr Khan give Buckingham a copy of his better life—as happened during out of the mainstream.” like they’re 10 feet tall and bul- Constitution? the Mariel boatlift from Cuba In short, Nunberg argued, letproof and no one’s ever made I have been not practicing law longer than “Buck- in 1980—by dismissing such Trump may be wrong on the them feel that way before.” ingham” was at the Justice Department, but I found fears as simple racism against details, but he’s right on the possible legal grounds to go after sanctuary cities in “brown people.” spirit. Trump doesn’t spout DEBRA J. Saunders is a syndicated approximately eight seconds on Google. As for those politicians who “complicated, esoteric legalis- columnist. Her email address is Title 18 of the U.S. Code is the federal criminal see the caravan as an issue, tic” rhetoric on immigration [email protected]. code. Section 3 states: “Accessory after the fact. Whoever, knowing that an off ense against the Unit- ed States has been committed, receives, relieves, comforts or assists the off ender in order to hinder or prevent his apprehension, trial or punishment, is Avenatti’s white-man off ense and red-hot lies an accessory after the fact.” It’s hard to miss Section 3. Section 1 was repealed t last, Democrats and rape operation sworn statement being delivered in 1984, and Section 2 consists of only 52 words. But Republicans have found at weekend high — to President Trump request- Buckingham must have exhausted himself reading common ground in hoping school parties that ing that he withdraw Kavanaugh Section 2 and didn’t have the energy to shove ahead that Michael Avenatti, the she attended as a from consideration, according to to Section 3. Awannabe progressive president, college student. Capitol Hill offi cials. Even if a couple sentences is your maximum read- will soon disappear. Pause for reality How anyone was able to get 10 ing limit, the crime of “accessory after the fact” has Best known as the lawyer for check: What female senators to sign a letter in such gotten a lot of airtime since Trump became presi- porn star Stormy Daniels and KATHLEEN college student (1) quick order is a mystery among dent. It is one of the literally millions of laws Trump more recently for representing PARKER attends high-school veteran Hill staff ers, many of has probably broken, demanding his impeachment. Julie Swetnick, who leveled parties on week- whom will tell you it’s virtually It’s hard to think of a more fundamental betrayal a dubious gang-rape charge ends; (2) witnewitnesses gang rapes; (3) impossible. of the public trust. against now-Supreme Court Jus- doesn’t notify the police; and (4) In a separate interview with Yes, you’re right, New York Times. Poor career at- tice Brett Kavanaugh, Avenatti keeps coming back? I recognize Vanity Fair’s Tina Nguyen, torneys are being asked to do horrible things under added to his infamy last week by that one is never supposed to he called Grassley a “moron.” Jeff Sessions. Such as enforce the law. suggesting that Democrats need question a woman’s credibility Resorting to personal invective to nominate a white man for in such matters, but given that usually indicates an absence of ANN COULTER is a syndicated columnist. president. Swetnick essentially recanted argument. Because? her story, it seems fair-enough It’s true that we don’t yet know “When you have a white male play to off er a little balance for a what brand of toothpaste Ka- making the arguments, they change. vanaugh preferred at 17, but it MODERATELY CONFUSED carry more weight,” he said in a Swetnick’s allegations were seems unlikely that there’s much Time interview posted Thursday. delivered in a sworn statement to left to discover about a man “Should they carry more weight? Grassley’s committee on Sept. 26, whose life has been so thorough- Absolutely not. But do they? Yes.” the day before the much-watched ly examined. Well, he did promise that he dual testimonies of Kavanaugh And speaking of morons, was the Democratic version of and fi rst-accuser Christine since he brought it up, Avenatti’s Donald Trump. So there’s that. Blasey Ford. Even though “white man” appeal is hardly It isn’t funny. Swetnick’s story fell apart a few the brightest path for one hoping Coincidentally, Avenatti’s days later during an NBC News to snare a nomination from the fateful remark came just as NBC interview, in which she walked party of identity politics. was ousting “Today” host Megyn back or contradicted parts of her Avenatti tried to explain him- Kelly for insisting that wearing sworn statement, the damage self to Nguyen, saying that his blackface for Halloween was a had been done. words were taken out of context. fun childhood tradition. Though The next day, at Ford’s hear- What he meant, he said, was that she ultimately apologized, it was ing, ranking committee mem- a white man defending a woman too little, too late. Welcome to ber Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., or minority person is most eff ec- 2018, Megyn. mentioned the Swetnick alle- tive. Time stands by its story. On the very same day, more gations (but not specifi cally Given all of the above, it would greasepaint hit the fan when the gang-rape portion) in her seem that Halloween, not Christ- Senate Judiciary Chairman opening statement. As she spoke, mas, is a more timely and apt Chuck Grassley referred Avenat- television cameras showed Ford holiday for Avenatti to celebrate. ti and Swetnick to the Depart- tearing up. This not only set the Perhaps he and Kelly, now $69 ment of Justice for investigation tone for the day, but it surely million richer, can crash the sea- into the possibility that the two created sympathy for Ford and son’s party circuit as a spooky conspired to give false testimony added another layer of presumed pair of racists—and then go far, against Kavanaugh and attempt- guilt against Kavanaugh. far away. ed obstruction of a congressional Also, a letter signed by all investigation. 10 Democratic members of the KATHLEEN PARKER is a syndicated Swetnick claimed that Kavana- Judiciary Committee was sent— columnist. Her email address is ugh was part of a drug-and-gang- within minutes of Swetnick’s [email protected]. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN 5 herald-citizen.com 0CALENDAR0 The Community Calendar is a daily list of events hosted of Christ a few blocks NCCC club, Corvette comradeship. Spring Street. All veter- by nonprofit groups in Putnam, White, Overton & Jackson west. 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HERALD-CITIZEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 6 Living herald-citizen.com Man wants Refuse to use divorce but plastic bottles

doesn’t leave he largest producers of plastic waste are Nestle, Coca-Cola and Pepsi, the house according to Greenpeace, Ta non-profi t organized in 1971 EAR ABBY: My hus- to with the mission of keeping band and I have been the Earth green married for 20 years. RECYCLING and healthy. We’ve had our share of Plastic waste Dups and downs, but always accumulates managedg to work our way across the Earth DEAR ABBY through them. and yet there Last year, he is yet to be a decided he no comprehen- longer wanted sive solution to be married, to manage the saying the last 20 LISA waste. According years “were not LUCK to Greenpeace, all that pleasant” “… recycling is and “we have not the solution: over 90% ABIGAIL never really of the plastic ever made has gotten along.” not been recycled.” These VAN BUREN (As far as I know, packaging options have been there isn’t anoth- DALE WELCH embraced by manufacturers er woman.) because of the cheap cost in My problem is, for the packaging. Manufacturers most part, he still ACTS Booklet available are not considering the cost like he wants to be married. of disposing of the packaging He has made no attempt to The 2018 Standing Stone booklet is available at the Monterey Depot Museum. This - only the marketing of the leave, tells me his comings year’s booklet celebrates Monterey Quasquicentennial (125th year). Titled “Built product - because they are not and goings, asks me to have Out of Stone,” the booklet has various stories about Monterey‘s earliest years. legally responsible for man- dinner together, etc. However, The booklets are $3, and previous available years cost $1 each. From left are Julie aging the waste they create. he sleeps on the couch and Bohannon, of the Monterey Depot Museum and Standing Stone Historical Society Manufacturers have there’s no sex. He says he president Anita Lane. encouraged consumers to re- does this because he hopes cycle the packaging although we can stay friends after the less than 23 percent of plastic divorce. bottles made are recycled. I have yet to be served with Recycling is no longer the divorce papers, so I’m think- Night of Comedy set for Friday disposal option it once was. ing it may be a midlife crisis. Contamination rates have Am I misreading his signals Comedian John Branyan An online auction, hosted soared, reducing the amount and he’ll snap out of it, or is set to headline this year’s by McWilliams Auction & of plastic that can be recycled. am I being strung along? — Night of Comedy and An- Realty, for this event is also China no longer purchases ANONYMOUS IN THE USA nual Auction for Highland open at www.HRAauction. plastic for recycling and that DEAR ANONYMOUS: Rim Academy. Branyan has com. The online auction has eliminated the major re- You are confused because been making people laugh closes at 7 p.m., Nov. 2. cycler. Other countries do not your husband is sending you for over 25 years. He is an This year’s event is pre- have the infrastructure need- mixed messages. Could he be author and a comedian who sented by Poet’s and Plateau ed to process so much plastic having performance issues? has been featured on proj- Oral & Facial Surgery, and and manage the 30 percent of Do you still love him? I ask ects with the likes of Tim all proceeds benefi t High- garbage that comes with it. because nowhere in your Hawkins, Ken Davis and land Rim Academy. HRA Infrastructure to manage letter did you mention it. The David Jeremiah. is a fully accredited K-12 plastic domestically is cur- two of you are overdue for The event is set for Friday, classical Christian school in rently inadequate to process an honest discussion about November 2, from 6 to 9 p.m. Cookeville, TN. Established all the plastic recyclables that whether your marriage is at The River Community in 2007, the school currently are generated. It will take salvageable. If it isn’t, ask Church. Tickets are $20 serves families through- time to build the infrastruc- him when and if he plans to and include both dinner, Funnyman John Branyan out the Upper Cumberland ture to assure that plastics fi le for the divorce, because dessert, and a comedy show. is set to bring laughs to region. For more informa- generated can be recycled. this situation has left you in Tickets may be purchased the HRA Night of Comedy tion about the school or the As waste management limbo, which is unfair to you. online at Eventbite under and Annual Auction. Night of Comedy, contact businesses, institutions and Then consult an attorney to HRA Annual Auction or by HRA at 931-526-4472 or visit others involved in disposal ensure you get a fair shake. contacting the school offi ce. a live auction with several the website at www.highlan- consider the options, there DEAR ABBY: I am a The evening also includes interesting items. drimacademy.org. continues to be one thing we young adult who suff ers from can do to make a diff erence migraines, which make it and reduce waste. That one diffi cult to have much of a action is to refuse products social life. My family and Craft apprentice applications available packaged in plastics that only close friends know about can be used one time. This them and are supportive and Tennessee Craft, in part- the next level of their profes- wood, creating “fl owy, wavy, one action will incentivize understanding. However, I’m nership with the Tennessee sional development during cah-raaaazy vessel forms” manufacturers to look for a private person and don’t Arts Commission, off ers the an intensive six-month as he describes them, with- good disposal options for like talking about it with new 2019 Master Artist / Appren- one-on-one mentorship, not out the piece cracking while plastic or to seek other less people. tice Program (MAAP) to typically available in most drying. harmful materials in which It’s hard to make friends open the door for emerging learning environments. Awarded apprentices to package their beverag- and go on dates when I know artists to learn traditional Craft artist Doug Law- receive a $1,800 stipend to es and food. Reducing our I might have to fl ake out and contemporary craft rence jumped at a compet- work with their chosen mas- dependence on plastic and at the last minute due to a skills from master craft itive chance to apprentice ter from December 1, 2018 refusing to use one-time use migraine. What’s a good way artists. with master woodworker to June 15, 2019. For more containers such as soda, wa- to gracefully bow out of plans All artists in the program Brad Sells for a concentrat- information, email info@ ter bottles and plastic pack- without seeming like a fl ake? are asked to choose challeng- ed learning season within tennesseecraft.org. aged snack food is currently Or should I just tell new ing goals that will catapult our 2018 MAAP program. Applications are online the best way to reduce plastic people about my migraines? their skills and knowledge as Doug can now source wood at www.cognitoforms.com/ waste. — HURTING IN NEW craft artists. The MAAP was in a more natural form and TennesseeCraft1/MAAPAp- One company looking for YORK created to help artists reach work with fresh or ‘green’ prenticeApplicationFY2019. options for managing plastics DEAR HURTING: Suff er- is Neowaste. Their idea is to ing from migraines is noth- take plastic waste back to its ing to be ashamed of. More original components through than 12 percent of people in a catalytic conversion process the U.S. share your problem. ‘Halloween’ carves up another $32 million to they are currently design- While I don’t think it’s neces- ing. Once the plastic has sary to make an announce- been converted back into oil, ment about it when you meet top box offi ce for a second week it can be refi ned into fuel. someone, I do think you This process would encour- should tell the truth if you NEW YORK (AP) — Mi- Sony’s superhero spinoff age the recycling of plastic, must cancel an engagement. chael Meyers — or is it “Venom” also stuck in third especially if it would eventu- DEAR ABBY: I am the Jamie Lee Curtis? — can’t with $10.8 million in its ally decrease the cost of fuel. youngest of four children. be stopped. “Halloween” fourth weekend. The com- Neowaste is opening their Every Sunday, our family dominated the North Ameri- ic-book adaptation, starring fi rst commercial pilot plant in gets together for Sunday din- can box offi ce for the second Tom Hardy, has grossed January 2019 in Birmingham, ner, a tradition I have loved straight weekend, carving $504.8 million worldwide. Alabama. They anticipate since I was a kid, although up an estimated $32 million That trio of “Halloween,” processing around 25 tons of lately, I have grown less fond in ticket sales. ‘’Venom” and “A Star Is plastic into approximately of Sundays. Here is why: I am The top four fi lms were Born” has driven the Oc- 6,000 gallons of fuel daily. now 30 and the tallest sibling all unchanged at the North tober box offi ce to a new Here are a few interesting in my family, yet I am made American box offi ce, accord- AP high. With a few days to facts about plastic water to feel as though I am the ing to Sunday estimates, as Jamie Lee Curtis in a go, monthly ticket sales bottles: Drinking water out smallest. Hollywood left “Halloween” scene from “Halloween.” have already surpassed the of a tap each year costs on No one listens to me; no to dominate the pre-trick- record of $757.1 million from average $0.49 while drinking one asks my advice. I could or-treating weekend. The David Gordon Green, slid a 2014, according to comScore, the same amount of water be at the table with my fi nger sequel to John Carpenter’s relatively modest 58 percent with $789.9 million in sales out of bottles each year costs up my nose and I don’t think 1978 original, starring the — especially good for a hor- in October — traditionally a approximately $1,400. The anyone would even notice. I 59-year-old Curtis as Laurie ror release — after setting a fairly sleepy month in movie average person consumed 167 say things and no one ac- Strode, last week notched record for an October debut theaters. bottled beverages annually knowledges me. Sometimes the biggest opening ever for last weekend. 1. “Halloween,” $32 mil- but only recycled 38 of those I feel as though I don’t even a fi lm with a female lead Bradley Cooper’s lauded lion. bottles. It takes 17 million exist. It’s as if because I’m older than 55. “A Star Is Born” remained in 2. “A Star Is Born,” $14.1 barrels of oil to produce the youngest, I have no The Blumhouse Pro- second place with $14 mil- million. enough water bottles to meet importance. What can I do to ductions fi lm, distributed lion in its fourth weekend. 3. “Venom,” $10.8 million. the annual demand. Water change this? — PATIENCE by Universal Pictures, is The fi lm, starring Cooper 4. “Goosebumps 2,” $7.5 bottles contain chemicals RUNNING THIN already one of the highest and Lady Gaga, has thus far million. that negatively aff ect human DEAR PATIENCE: Allow grossing slasher fi lms ever, grossed $148.7 million do- 4. “Hunter Killer,” $6.7 health. Avoid plastic. me to suggest that at the next with $126.7 million in ticket mestically, while proving an million. Sunday dinner you speak up sales (plus another $45.6 equally strong seller over- 6. “The Hate U Give,” $5.1 LISA LUCK is the program loud and clear and say exactly million international) on seas for Warner Bros. It’s million. manager of education for the that. And if nothing changes, just a $10 million budget. made $104.6 million interna- 7. “First Man,” $4.9 mil- Putnam County Solid Waste make other plans for Sunday. “Halloween,” directed by tionally. lion. Department. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN Sports 7 herald-citizen.com McWilliams to enter Tech shrine

(TTU) — While a stantly on display, mak- Friday at the Multi- beyond the 3-point line. Tennessee Tech Golden ing her an easy selection purpose Room of the She knocked down a Eaglette for just two as team captain her fi rst University Center at 6:30 whopping 81 triples seasons after her trans- season in Cookeville. p.m. on the year, the sec- fer from Motlow State, Also helping her Tickets are available ond-most in program Dana Bilyeu McWil- case, other than the through the Hooper history (a mark that liams made every min- unquestionable leader- Eblen Center ticket still ranks third today). ute count while donning ship qualities, were her offi ce, by calling 931-372- With her guidance the purple and the gold. ability to score, distrib- 3940. as a point guard and And she played her fair ute the ball and play As a junior, Bilyeu wing, Tech claimed share of them. defense. averaged 14.2 points, a both the Ohio Valley HERALD-CITIZEN | FILE Averaging over 31 Bilyeu will be induct- team-high 4.7 assists Conference regular Former Tech star and current Upperman head minutes per game from ed as part of the 2018 and 1.8 steals per game, season and tournament basketball coach Dana Bilyeu McWilliams will 1991-93, her drive and Tennessee Tech Sports fi ring at an impressive be inducted into the TTU Hall of Fame. determination were con- Hall of Fame class on 38.9 percent clip from SEE TTU, PAGE 8 Browns fi re Jackson, owner cites ‘discord’ BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Browns owner Jimmy Haslam fi nally tried the patient approach with his head coach. That didn’t work either. Haslam made his fourth coaching change since 2012 by fi ring Hue Jackson, who won just three of 40 games over two-plus seasons and then lost his job because of a feud with off ensive coordi- nator Todd Haley that went public and threatened to turn a promising season into another one of those Cleveland catastrophes. Haslam fi red Jackson and Haley with- in hours of each other on Monday, a day after the Browns (2-5-1) lost their 25th consecutive road game — one shy of the NFL record. “Hopefully, we made a big step today,” AP Haslam said. “It is hard to win in the Tennessee quarterback Jarrett Guarantano (2) prepares to throw a touchdown pass against South NFL. If anybody knows that, it is us. I Carolina defensive lineman Keir Thomas (5) during the first half of a game Saturday in Columbia, S.C. think the message today is we are not going to put up with internal discord. We want people who are collaborative and work together.” As for his poor track record in fi nding UT’s playoff status unclear coaches, Haslam off ered no excuses. “I will accept the blame because ulti- mately, it is the person at the head of the ship,” he said. “I will take the blame as Volunteers need strong rally to ensure postseason berth ownership. I can’t explain it more than that. We have had diff erent situations KNOXVILLE (AP) South Carolina game slip with diff erent people. I know that it is — Tennessee likes to away. Tennessee led 21-9 something that we are not going to toler- consider itself a premier early in the third quarter ate moving forward.” football program based on before South Carolina Defensive coordinator Gregg Williams its history, which means outscored the Vols 18-3 is Cleveland’s interim coach, and run- it shouldn’t be sitting out the rest of the way. ning backs coach Freddie Kitchens will the postseason in back-to- “I defi nitely feel like we take over for Haley. back years. have improved,” defensive Haslam said Williams, who coached Yet that’s the possibility lineman Paul Bain said. Buff alo from 2001-03, was the only in- facing the Volunteers un- “I feel like we’re a stron- house candidate considered to fi nish less they close the season ger team mentally and the season. While Williams has exten- on a rush. physically. I feel like we’re sive experience and won a Super Bowl, After squandering a more prepared coming he also has a checkered past. He was 12-point lead Saturday in into games. I feel like suspended by the league for a full season a 27-24 loss at South Caro- right now we’re a very, in 2012 for his role in the “Bountygate” lina , Tennessee (3-5) must very, very good football scandal that rocked the New Orleans win three of its four re- team. We’re just making a Saints. maining games to become AP lot of minor mistakes that Haslam said it’s premature to consider bowl eligible in coach Jer- Tennessee running back Ty Chandler (8) runs cost us in these very close the next coaching hire for the Browns, emy Pruitt’s debut year. the ball against South Carolina during a game games.” who are 22-81-1 since he and his wife, Tennessee’s trying to get Saturday in Columbia, S.C. Tennessee moved back to the postseason the ball well behind a SEE BROWNS, PAGE 8 after going 4-8 and setting Tennessee hosts Char- to No. 13 Florida and fell makeshift line with left a school record for losses lotte, No. 11 Kentucky behind 28-0 in the fi rst 11 tackle Marcus Tatum last year . and Missouri over the ½ minutes of a 58-21 loss making his fi rst start “We don’t have a lot next three weeks before to No. 1 Alabama. In SEC of the season in place of of margin for error, and closing the regular season road games, Tennessee Trey Smith, who is out Tech currently we’ve got to make sure at Vanderbilt. While hav- fell 38-12 to No. 6 Georgia indefi nitely after being we take advantage of that ing three straight home and beat Auburn 30-24 to diagnosed with blood clots and do the best we can,” games might seem like a knock the Tigers out of in his lungs last week. But second after fi rst defensive end Kyle Phil- benefi t to Tennessee, the the Top 25 before losing at the Vols committed nine lips said. “This program Vols actually have played South Carolina. penalties for 75 yards and is a top-10 program. If we better on the road lately. Wherever the Vols are gave up 224 yards rushing round in Nashville want this program to go to In SEC home games, playing, they must cut to a South Carolina team the next level, we’ve defi - Tennessee committed six down on the mistakes that nitely got to do better.” turnovers in a 47-21 loss caused them to let the SEE UT, PAGE 8 (TTU) — Halfway through its fi nal event of the 2018-19 fall season, the Ten- nessee Tech women’s golf team found itself in perfect position on the leader- board Monday, ranking second at the Accelerate earns favorite tag in Breeders’ Cup Classic Town and Country Invitational hosted by Tennessee State. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Accel- Breeders’ Cup’s marquee race outside. Competing at McCabe Golf Course erate, the California-based 5-year- without horse racing’s most notable “He looks great to me,” trainer in Nashville, the Golden Eagles posted old who has won fi ve of six starts star, it features entries that could John Sadler said of Accelerate. “He their lowest round of the year to rank this year, is the 5-2 morning-line challenge him for Horse of the should make a good trip on Satur- in second among the fi eld of seven. Tech favorite for the Breeders’ Cup Clas- Year honors. Accelerate arrives at day.” turned in a 292, sitting just four shots sic after drawing the far outside No. Churchill Downs with a three-race West Coast and McKinzie stand behind Ohio Valley Conference and in- 14 post for the $6 million race. winning streak by a combined 19 poised to challenge Accelerate and state rival Austin Peay with just 18 holes West Coast, one of two entries lengths. maybe give Baff ert his fourth Clas- to play today. trained by Hall of Famer Bob Baf- Accelerate’s most recent victo- sic victory in fi ve years. It was a concerted eff ort across the fert, is the 5-1 second choice after ry came by 2¼ lengths over West McKinzie was just as impressive board that led to the impressive day by drawing the No. 7 post on Monday. Coast in the Awesome Again in returning from 6 months off as the purple and gold, as all fi ve members He will start to the right of stable- Stakes at Santa Anita on Sept. 29. the 3-year-old won the Pennsylva- of Tech’s starting lineup fi red scores mate McKinzie, the co-third choice Though he beat a horse coming off a nia Derby by 1¾ lengths on Sept. 22 of 75 or better on the par-70 course, the with Mind Your Biscuits (No. 11 6-month layoff , the victory demon- with Smith aboard. fi rst time the team accomplished the feat post) at 6-1 odds. strated how strong Accelerate has The colt was looking like a this season. McKinzie’s jockey is Hall of Fam- become since a ninth-place run in Kentucky Derby favorite before a Guiding the Golden Eagles on day one er Mike Smith, who rode Justify to last year’s Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile left hind leg injury sidelined him, of play was junior Shelby Johnson. The this year’s Triple Crown before the at Del Mar. allowing Justify to step in and win Tech veteran fi nished the day in a tie for colt was retired this summer with The next step is winning the all six starts on the way to becom- an ankle issue. Classic and staking a claim as the SEE TECH, PAGE 8 While Justify’s absence left the year’s top thoroughbred — from the SEE CUP, PAGE 8 8 HERALD-CITIZEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 herald-citizen.com 0SCOREBOARD0 BROWNS: Williams named interim head coach in Cleveland Montreal 10 6 2 14 ON TELEVISION Boston 11 6 3 14 Tuesday, Oct. 30 Buff alo 11 6 4 13 FROM PAGE 7 Ottawa 10 4 4 10 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Florida 9 2 4 7 Dee, agreed to buy the franchise 7 p.m. Detroit 11 2 7 6 ESPN2 — Miami (Ohio) at Buff alo Metropolitan Division in 2012. ESPNU — Kent St. at Bowling Green GP W L Pts The main objective now is MLB BASEBALL Pittsburgh 9 6 1 14 7 p.m. Carolina 11 6 4 13 to get through the season’s FOX — MLB World Series, Game 6, L.A. Dodgers at Columbus 10 6 4 12 second half, beginning with Boston (if necessary) Washington 10 5 3 12 a matchup on Sunday against NBA BASKETBALL New Jersey 8 5 2 11 6:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 10 5 4 11 the high-scoring, Kansas City NBA — Philadelphia at Toronto Philadelphia 11 4 7 8 Chiefs (7-1). NHL HOCKEY N.Y. Rangers 11 3 7 7 “We will have a collaborative 7 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE NHL — Vegas at Nashville Central Division eff ort in everything that we do Wednesday, Oct. 31 GP W L Pts here,” Haslam said when asked Nashville 11 8 3 16 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Colorado 12 7 3 16 about a search for the team’s 6:30 p.m. Winnipeg 12 7 4 15 ninth coach since 1999. “Right ESPN2 — Ball St. at Toledo Chicago 12 6 3 15 now, we are focused on the next NBA BASKETBALL Minnesota 11 6 3 14 7 p.m. Dallas 10 5 5 10 eight games and Gregg and his ESPN — Indiana at New York St. Louis 10 3 4 9 staff winning as many of those 9:30 p.m. Pacific Division games that we can.” ESPN — San Antonio at Phoenix GP W L Pts San Jose 11 6 3 14 There are already names FOOTBALL Vancouver 13 7 6 14 fl oating around as potential Edmonton 10 6 3 13 AP High school poll Calgary 12 6 5 13 candidates to be Cleveland’s The Associated Press’ 2018 Final poll with Top 10 Anaheim 12 5 5 12 next coach, including Oklaho- Cleveland Browns coach Hue Jackson meets with reporters teams in each of Tennessee’s six Division I non-fi- Vegas 11 5 5 11 ma’s Lincoln Riley, who coached after a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Pittsburgh nancial aid classifications and in the Division II Arizona 10 5 5 10 financial aid classification as selected by Tennes- Los Angeles 11 3 7 7 Browns quarterback Baker Sunday. The Steelers won 33-18. see AP-member sportswriters and broadcasters. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime Mayfi eld in college. Division I - Class 6A loss. Top three teams in each division and two wild “Not right now,” Riley said of Jackson’s comments seemed nel, Eric Mangini, Pat Shur- Record Pts Prv cards per conference advance to playoff s. 1. Maryville (11) 9-1 143 1 Monday’s Games his interest in jumping to the to widen a divide between the mur, Rob Chudzinski and Mike 2. Oakland 9-1 123 2 Calgary 3, Toronto 1 NFL. “You sit here and answer coaches, who had disagreed on Pettine all met the same demise, 3. Germantown (3) 10-0 120 4 Vancouver 5, Minnesota 2 4. Cane Ridge (1) 10-0 118 3 Tuesday’s Games these questions and I always players getting days off during but they were let go following 5. Mt. Juliet 10-0 82 6 N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. want to be truthful. The truth training camp and whether wide the season’s fi nal game. 5. Blackman 9-1 82 5 Detroit at Columbus, 7 p.m. is for me is, I love Oklahoma. I receiver Josh Gordon deserved Haslam wouldn’t get into any 7. Farragut 9-1 56 8 Calgary at Buff alo, 7 p.m. 8. Ravenwood 8-2 39 9 Boston at Carolina, 7 p.m. love coaching here. I love college to start the opener. specifi cs about the “’discord” 9. Houston 9-1 35 10 Dallas at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. football. I certainly don’t have In order to salvage the season, between Jackson and Haley. 10. Whitehaven 7-3 15 7 New Jersey at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. that itch right now.” Haslam and general manager “We made the decision to move Division I - Class 5A Vegas at Nashville, 8 p.m. Record Pts Prv Minnesota at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Just three weeks ago, the John Dorsey felt change was on, and it was far bigger than 1. Knoxville Fulton (11) 9-1 146 1 Philadelphia at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Browns, who went 0-16 last necessary. who was going to call plays,” 2. Henry County (2) 9-1 130 3 Ottawa at Arizona, 10 p.m. 3. David Crockett (2) 10-0 125 4 N.Y. Rangers at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. season under Jackson, appeared Without pointing fi ngers, Haslam said. “Unfortunately, 4. Page 9-1 95 5 to have turned the corner follow- Dorsey said there’s only one way sometimes, the best plans don’t 5. Oak Ridge 8-2 91 2 BASKETBALL ing an overtime win against to stop the in-fi ghting. work out, and in this case, they 6. Kirby 9-1 80 6 7. Daniel Boone 8-2 54 7 NBA Baltimore. “Treat people the way they didn’t. We were optimistic and 8. Knoxville Central 8-2 49 8 All Times EDT But things unraveled quickly, want to be treated,” he said. hopeful that they would.” 9. Shelbyville 8-2 26 10 EASTERN CONFERENCE thrust in the wrong direction by “Come into work every day will- Jackson was hired in 2016 by 10. Clarksville 8-2 12 NR Atlantic Division Division I - Clase 4A W L Pct GB a power struggle between Jack- ing to work. Love what you do. the Haslams, who stuck by him Record Pts Prv Toronto 6 1 .857 — son and Haley, who joined Cleve- Just take ownership in what you despite a 1-15 record in his fi rst 1. Greeneville (15) 10-0 150 1 Boston 4 2 .667 1½ land’s staff this season after six are doing. Come to work every season and then last season’s 2. Anderson County 10-0 133 2 Philadelphia 4 3 .571 2 3. Dyersburg 10-0 118 4 Brooklyn 2 5 .286 4 in Pittsburgh. Following a loss day and treat people the way you debacle. 4. Elizabethton 9-1 100 5 New York 2 5 .286 4 at Tampa Bay last week, Jackson want to be treated.” His failures were always ex- 5. Maplewood 9-1 86 6 Southeast Division 6. Jackson South Side 9-1 66 3 W L Pct GB aimed blame at Haley by off er- Jackson’s the sixth straight plained away with excuses: not 7. Montgomery Central 9-1 52 9 Miami 3 3 .500 — ing to help the team’s off ense. Cleveland coach to be fi red fol- enough talent, injuries, bad luck, (tie) Springfield 8-2 52 8 Charlotte 3 4 .429 ½ Haley publicly said he wasn’t lowing the team’s second game a disconnection with the front 9. Stone Memorial 9-1 37 10 Orlando 2 4 .333 1 10. Tullahoma 8-2 19 7 Atlanta 2 4 .333 1 off ended by the remarks. But against Pittsburgh. Romeo Cren- offi ce. Division I - Class 3A Washington 1 5 .167 2 Record Pts Prv Central Division 1. Alcoa (15) 10-0 150 1 W L Pct GB 2. Covington 10-0 133 2 Milwaukee 7 0 1.000 — 3. Red Bank 9-0 116 3 Detroit 4 1 .800 2 UT: Pruitt concerned about Volunteers’ numerous turnovers 4. Upperman 10-0 109 4 Indiana 4 3 .571 3 5. Johnson County 9-1 83 5 Chicago 2 5 .286 5 6. Pearl-Cohn 8-2 77 6 Cleveland 0 6 .000 6½ FROM PAGE 7 South Carolina scored a touch- The Vols have too much at stake 7. East Nashville 9-1 65 7 WESTERN CONFERENCE down on the next play and tied as they prepare for Charlotte 8. Fairview 8-2 45 9 Southwest Division 9. Austin-East 8-2 20 8 W L Pct GB that had been struggling to run the game at 24-all with a two- (4-4), a Conference USA program 10. Unicoi County 8-2 14 10 San Antonio 4 2 .667 — the ball. point conversion. coming off a 20-17 victory over Division I - Class 2A New Orleans 4 2 .667 — “There’s lots of lessons that we Pruitt said Monday it was Southern Mississippi. Record Pts Prv Memphis 3 2 .600 ½ 1. Meigs County (15) 10-0 150 1 Dallas 2 5 .286 2½ can learn,” Pruitt said. “We’ve “defi nitely a fumble” but refused Although Tennessee is a 2. Tyner Academy 9-1 127 2 Houston 1 4 .200 2½ got to take them and move to blame the loss on that play. 21-point favorite and has won 3. Watertown 10-0 124 3 Northwest Division 4. Peabody 9-1 106 4 W L Pct GB forward. ... We’ve got to be able He said the Vols’ mistakes cost 29 straight home games against 5. Lewis County 9-1 89 5 Denver 5 1 .833 — to fi nish and fi nd a way to win them the game. teams from outside the Power 6. Riverside 9-1 73 6 Portland 4 2 .667 1 games like that.” “It’s an unfortunate circum- Five, the Vols aren’t taking any- 7. Columbia Academy 8-2 51 7 Utah 4 2 .667 1 8. Fairley 8-2 49 8 Minnesota 3 4 .429 2½ Much of the postgame conver- stance, but the offi cials had thing for granted. 9. Waverly 7-3 26 T9 Oklahoma City 1 4 .200 3½ sation among Tennessee fans nothing to do with us getting “Games like this, we can’t fall 10. Oneida 7-3 22 T9 Pacific Division centered on a third-quarter play nine penalties,” Pruitt said. back,” Phillips said. Division I - Class 1A W L Pct GB Record Pts Prv Golden State 7 1 .875 — in which no fumble was called “They had nothing to do with “We can’t slack off . We don’t 1. Greenback (11) 10-0 145 1 L.A. Clippers 4 2 .667 2 even though television cameras us losing the battle at the line of have much room for error to 2. Cornersville (2) 10-0 132 2 Sacramento 4 3 .571 2½ 3. Huntingdon (1) 10-0 122 3 L.A. Lakers 2 5 .286 4½ showed South Carolina’s Rico scrimmage.” slack off , so we’ve got to make 4. Whitwell (1) 10-0 111 4 Phoenix 1 5 .167 5 Dowdle losing possession at the Tennessee can’t aff ord to dwell sure we prepare just like it’s any 5. South Pittsburg 9-1 87 5 Monday’s Games Vols’ 1-yard line. on what went wrong last week. other team we play.” 6. Lake County 9-1 78 6 Philadelphia 113, Atlanta 92 7. Cloudland 8-2 58 8 Portland 103, Indiana 93 8. Gordonsville 8-2 41 10 New York 115, Brooklyn 96 9. Oliver Springs 8-2 17 NR Sacramento 123, Miami 113 10. Greenfield 8-2 13 NR Golden State 149, Chicago 124 Division II - Class A Milwaukee 124, Toronto 109 TTU: Former Tech standout to earn spot in Hall of Fame Record Pts Prv Minnesota 124, L.A. Lakers 120 1. Davidson Academy (15) 10-0 150 1 San Antonio 113, Dallas 108, OT 2. Fayette Academy 9-1 134 2 Denver 116, New Orleans 111 FROM PAGE 7 Her 74 made 3-point- her career ninth all- mater, Upperman High 3. Friendship Christian 7-2 120 3 Tuesday’s Games ers still ranks as the time in assists (still School, as a 23-year-old. 4. MTJ Christian Academy 7-2 103 4 Atlanta at Cleveland, 7 p.m. titles, as well as a bid most-ever by a Golden ranking in the top-15 to- She led the Lady Bees 5. MT Christian 8-2 93 5 Miami at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Division II - Class AA Sacramento at Orlando, 7 p.m. to the NCAA Tourna- Eaglette senior. day), leading the Golden to their fi rst district Record Pts Prv Detroit at Boston, 7:30 p.m. ment. Bilyeu earned Tech repeated as OVC Eagles both seasons. championship in 1998, 1. Lausanne Collegiate (14) 9-0 149 1 Philadelphia at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. All-OVC accolades and regular season and She averaged 14.8 points followed quickly by a 2. CPA (1) 10-0 136 2 L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. 3. Notre Dame 8-1 120 3 Portland at Houston, 8 p.m. a selection to the OVC tournament champs and 5.4 assists for her state runner-up fi nish 4. BGA 8-2 99 4 Washington at Memphis, 8 p.m. All-Tournament Team. in 1992-93, with Bilyeu career. one year later. 5. ECS 8-2 96 5 Division II - Class AAA TRANSACTIONS Coming back for her earning All-OVC and The Baxter native In 2017 and 2018, she Record Pts Prv senior season, she made OVC All-Tournament also set the school guided UHS to back-to- 1. MUS (9) 9-0 140 3 Monday, Oct. 29 it a point to not come off honors again while record for 3-pointers in back TSSAA Division 2. McCallie (6) 9-1 134 1 BASEBALL 3. MBA 9-1 131 2 American League the fl oor more than she guiding her team to a single game, sinking I, Class AA state titles, 4. Brentwood Academy 8-2 102 5 CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Exercised their 2019 option had to. another NCAA Tourna- nine against UT Martin the fi rst in school his- 5. CBHS 8-2 87 4 on RHP Nate Jones. Declined their 2019 option on Averaging 36.9 min- ment appearance. as a senior. It still ranks tory. Monday Night Football RHP James Shields, making him a free agent. Re- instated RHP Michael Kopech from the 60-day DL. utes per game, Bilyeu Her 876 career points second today. Also in 2018, she cap- New England 3 6 3 13—25 OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Agreed to terms with exec- once again was selected rank as the sec- Following her brief, tured her 600th career Buff alo 0 3 3 0— 6 utive vice president of baseball operations Billy as a team captain while ond-most in program albeit impressive, Tech win at the helm of the First Quarter Beane, general manager David Forst and manager NE_FG Gostkowski 25, 4:46. Bob Melvin on contract extensions. fi nishing with a stat history for a two-year career, Bilyeu contin- program. Second Quarter National League line of 15.5 points per player, behind only ued to be a leader in Bilyeu graduate from NE_FG Gostkowski 40, 11:47. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS Exercised their 2019 on 1B NE_FG Gostkowski 38, 5:42. Paul Goldschmidt. game, an OVC-leading teammate Roschelle the basketball world, Tennessee Tech in 1994 Buf_FG Hauschka 47, 1:39. NEW YORK METS — Named Brodie Van Wagenen 6.1 assists per game, Vaughn. taking over the coach- with a degree in health Third Quarter general manager. and 1.9 steals per game. Bilyeu also fi nished ing ranks at her alma and physical education. Buf_FG Hauschka 51, 7:39. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Named Jeff Albert hitting NE_FG Gostkowski 25, 2:03. coach and Stubby Clapp first base coach. Agreed Fourth Quarter to terms with RHP Adam Wainwright on one-year NE_J.White 1 run (pass failed), 9:58. contract. NE_D.McCourty 84 interception return (Gostkowski SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Exercised their 2019 op- TECH: Golden Eagle golfers on roll after first round of tourney kick), 5:54. tions on LHP Madison Bumgarner and INF Pable A_70,109. Sandoval. Reinstated C Buster Posey, INF Pablo FROM PAGE 7 group, which ranked in a tie for Isabel York also fi nished the day NE Buf Sandoval, RHPs Jeff Samardzija, Johnny Cueto and First downs 22 16 Julian Fernandez from the 60-day DL. 11th, were senior Lindsay Miller, as a member of the 74 club, shat- Total Net Yards 387 333 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Exercised their club op- third among the 48 participants, sophomore Kate Mashburn and tering her previous career-best Rushes-yards 25-76 19-46 tion for 2019 on LHP Sean Doolittle. fi ring an even-par 70 to sit just junior Arianna Clemmer. round of 79 by fi ve strokes. Passing 311 287 Frontier League Punt Returns 0-0 2-33 RIVER CITY RASCALS — Signed LHP Colton Fletcher. two strokes back of the event Just one stroke behind her Rounding out the Golden Eagles Kickoff Returns 1-21 3-63 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS — Signed LHP James Mulry leader. teammates was sophomore in competition was freshman Interceptions Ret. 1-84 0-0 to a contract extension. The next three members of the Hannah Bratton. The youngster Heidi Lawson, who fi nished with Comp-Att-Int 29-45-0 24-41-1 WASHINGTON WILD THINGS — Signed OF Blake Ad- Sacked-Yards Lost 2-13 3-26 ams. Declined the 2019 contract options on RHPs Tech squad on the leaderboard tallied a 5-over 75 to rank in a tie an 80. Punts 4-37.0 5-39.6 Trevor Bradley, Griff in Krieg, Davis Adkins, Jake all carded the same score on the for 20th overall. Round two began today at 9:30 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-1 Belinda and Levi MaVorhis; INFs Ramsey Romano, Penalties-Yards 5-33 6-51 James Vasquez, Dom Iero, Connor Simonetti and day, a 4-over 74. Included in that Competing as an individual, a.m. Time of Possession 31:50 28:10 Jordan Edgerton; OF Mick Fennell; LHP Frank Tri- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS marco and C Carson Wain. RUSHING_New England, Patterson 10-38, J.White 8-15, BASKETBALL Edelman 2-13, Brady 1-8, Barner 2-4, Hoyer 2-(mi- National Basketball Association nus 2). Buff alo, Ivory 6-34, McCoy 12-13, Anderson GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS — Promoted John Beaven CUP: Collected, McKinzie ready to challenge Accelerated 1-(minus 1). to senior vice president of ticket sales and ser- PASSING_New England, Brady 29-45-0-324. Buff alo, vices and Raymond Ridder to senior vice presi- Anderson 22-39-1-290, Peterman 2-2-0-23. dent of communications. FROM PAGE 7 the trainer, who has their Churchill Downs starts this year, most- RECEIVING_New England, J.White 10-79, Edelman FOOTBALL another eligible entry debuts ended with last- ly in Dubai, but was 9-104, Gordon 4-42, Gronkowski 3-43, Hogan 2-49, National Football League Develin 1-7. Buff alo, McCoy 6-82, Z.Jones 6-55, Clay CLEVELAND BROWNS — Fired coach Hue Jackson ing racing’s 13th Triple in Collected. place fi nishes in the the runner-up in the 3-36, Holmes 2-45, Benjamin 2-45, McCloud 1-16, and off ensive coordinator Todd Haley. Named de- Crown champion. “I would’ve liked Kentucky Derby. Jockey Club Gold Cup Croom 1-14, Ivory 1-11, C.Phillips 1-9, DiMarco 1-0. fensive coordinator Gregg Williams interim head Baff ert now hopes for McKinzie a little fur- Thunder Snow at Belmont. MISSED FIELD GOALS_New England, Gostkowski 50. coach and running backs coach/associate head coach Freddie Kitchens off ensive coordinator. Accelerate and McK- ther out, would’ve liked returns in search of a Mendelssohn was HOCKEY DALLAS COWBOYS — Fired off ensive line coach inzie to separate from the 14 (post) with him, do-over from his 2017 third in his continued Paul Alexander. Promoted assistant off ensive line the fi eld in the Classic something like that. Derby fi nish, when the growth from this year’s NHL coach Marc Colombo off ensive line coach. Named All Times EDT Hudson Houck off ensive line and off ensive staff — if they can create He’s not one that fl ies 4-year-old Irish colt Derby, when he got EASTERN CONFERENCE adviser. space from each other out of the gate.” bucked at the start and banged around early in Atlantic Division INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed T Antonio Garcia to GP W L Pts the practice squad. coming out of the gate. The Classic features pulled up. the slop. Toronto 12 8 4 16 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Waived S Maurice Smith and DT “I wish they weren’t two horses seeking He has two seconds He has two thirds and Tampa Bay 10 7 2 15 Jamiyus Pittman. next to each other,” said better results after and three thirds in six a second since then.

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BUSHHOGGING, GARDEN DIVORCE months from the date of the Tilling, Front End Loader, CITY OF COOKEVILLE, resentations of any kind, ex- B&B Roofing/Remodeling: CHILD CUSTODY first publication; or COUNTY OF PUTNAM, press or implied, including Dirt & Gravel Work, Lawn- (B) Sixty (60) days from the Roof Repairs/Replacement. mowing. Reasonable Rate. WILLS & PROBATE AND STATE OF TENNESS- without limitation, war- Gutter/home Repairs, addi- 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville date the creditor received EE, TO WIT: ranties regarding condition Exp'd 931-261-7871. Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area an actual copy of the notice tions/remodeling. Lic'd/Ins'd of the property or marketab- Free Est (931)979-2076 to creditors if the creditor re- CERTAIN REAL ESTATE ility of title. SEGOVIA LANDSCAPE & 528-5297 ceived the copy of the no- LOCATED IN THE 19TH LAWNCARE- 931-265- www.lefkovitz.com tice less than sixty (60) days DDS Roofing & Home Imp 0298 MOWING, POWER We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. CIVIL DISTRICT OF PUT- This office may be a debt Roofing/siding specialist, decks, © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz prior to the date that is four NAM COUNTY, TENNESS- collector. This may be an at- WASHING, MULCHING, (4) months from the date of garages, power washing, stain- TREE TRIMMING, LAND- EE, AS FOLLOWS: tempt to collect a debt and ing, concrete. Free Est, first publication as de- any information obtained SCAPING, etc. FREE EST scribed in (1)(A): or Lic/Ins'd, 25 yrs exp, Sr/military BEING LOT NO. 143 OF may be used for that pur- discounts. 931-310-6635 (2) Twelve (12) months from WHITE PLAINS PLANTA- pose. ADVANCED LAWN CARE the decedent's date of TION, PHASE II, AS FLATT CONSTRUCTION For Lic'd/Ins'd; Free Est. death. SHOWN BY PLAT OF RE- Shapiro & Ingle, LLP all your building needs. Any Res/Comm. Mowing, mulch- CORD IN PLAT CABINET Substitute Trustee home repair, painting, garages, ing, trimming, Landscaping, This 16TH DAY OF OCTO- B, SLIDE 64, REGISTER'S 10130 Perimeter Parkway, decks, porches, siding, roofing, leaf removal, aerating & BER 2018 OFFICE, PUTNAM Suite 400 additions.(931)265-5687 seeding. Spring Clean up. Senior disc. 931-260-5734 COUNTY, TENNESSEE, Charlotte, NC 28216 HANDYMAN Signed JOHNNY WAYNE TO WHICH REFERENCE Phone: (704) 333-8107 HUDDLESTON EXECUT- All Types of Home Repairs. LANDSCAPER w/15 Years IS HEREBY MADE FOR Fax: (704) 333-8156 Can do it all. No job too OR MORE PERFECT DE- www.shapiro-ingle.com Exp in Nashville wants to small. References avail. Call help you w/all aspects of SCRIPTION. File No. 12-032741 Today (931)267-7894 Attorney for the Estate 10/30, 11/6, 11/13 landscaping, drainage prob- ANTHONY C. MAXWELL Street Address: lems & hardscapes. Free 808 N CHURCH ST 1566 North Plantation Drive, The Board of Directors for   Est. Comm/Res (931)239- LIVINGSTON, TN 38570 Cookeville, TN 38506 the Putnam County Senior 4307, 713-2550 Parcel Number: Citizens will meet Novem- HANDYMAN Jennifer Wilkerson, 042I B 037.00 ber 1, 2018, at 11:30am at Electrical, plumbing, car- Circuit and Probate Clerk Current Owner(s) of Prop- the Center located at 186 S. pentry, masonry. 30 years    421 East Spring Street Walnut Avenue. exp. No project too big or erty: Carl E. Craig and Carla JACKSON MOVING We Cookeville, TN 38501 L. Craig 10/30 small. 931-432-9105 931-528-1508 have a 20' box truck & men to do your job. Ref's Avail. 10/23, 10/30 The street address of the The Town of Monterey will have a building and grounds   Call for free Est. Call 931- NOTICE TO CREDITORS above described property is 268-9102 believed to be 1566 North committee meeting on Wed- ESTATE OF JACKIE D. nesday, October 31, 2018 Empire Dozer / Excavation WILMOTH, DECEASED Plantation Drive, Cookeville, Comm/Res, Land clearing, WILL PU TRASH & JUNK Tennessee 38506, but such at 12:00 noon at the Notice is hereby given that Monterey Municipal Build- build pads, skidsteer work, FOR FREE on 16TH day of OCTOBER address is not part of the Free Estimates. Call Call Jerry @ 265-3124 legal description of the prop- ing. The items on the 2018, Letters ADMINISTRA- agenda are: (931)261-4897 TION in respect of the Es- erty sold herein and in the event of any discrepancy, 1) Discussion of the Mead- tate of JACKIE D. ow Creek Park master plan  WILMOTH, deceased who the legal description herein  shall control. 2) Discussion of Friends of died MAY 16TH 2018 were Meadow Creek Park and S & M Heating & Cooling issued to the undersigned This sale is subject to, 3) Discussion on the rail trail •Res/Comm •All Brands by the Probate Court of Put- development. •Over 70 Yrs Combined nam County, Tennessee. without limitation, all mat- ters shown on any applic- 10/30 Exp. •Mechanical Services All persons, resident and •Chillers •Refrigeration •Geo non-resident, having claims, able recorded plat; any un- paid taxes; any restrictive Thermal •Nate Certified. matured or unmatured,   Call Doyle Sells (931)265- Inground Fiberglass Pools against the estate are re- covenants, easements, or setback lines that may be 4057, Steve Martin 931- Life time Guarantee. Fast quired to file same with the 397-7115. install. Call (931)349-4219 Clerk of the above-named applicable; any statutory Some secrets need Court on or before the earli- right of redemption of any to be shared. er of the dates prescribed in governmental agency, state      (1) or (2) otherwise their or federal; any prior liens or SEXUAL claims will be forever encumbrances including JUST-RITE PAINTING Certified Nurses Aide would barred: those created by a fixture fil- ASSAULT Top Quality •30 Yrs Exp. like to sit w/elderly, will do light (1)(A) Four (4) months from ing or any applicable it's not •Int/Ext •Res/ Comm housekeeping. 528-6912 the date of the first publica- homeowners’ association your fault! Call Tommy 270-601-0531 tion of this notice if the cred- dues or assessments; all or 931-214-2155 Private Duty Caregiver: claims or other matters, For confidential help CPR, 1st Aid certified. Over itor received an actual copy or information, call of this notice to creditors at whether of record or not, Munoz Remolding/Paint- 8 yrs exp. Ref's. 615-974- ing: Bathroom remodeling, least sixty (60) days before which may encumber the 1929 lve msg purchaser’s title and any Hardwood, Wall repair, the date that is four (4) Int/Ext Deck staining, Gut- months from the date of the matter that an accurate sur- The Children’s Center at vey of the premises might ters cleaned. Much More! Cookeville Regional Med- first publication; or (931)239-5812 (B) Sixty (60) days from the disclose. ical Center currently has date the creditor received openings available for The following parties may an actual copy of the notice (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707-   Children ages 3-5 years. to creditors if the creditor re- claim an interest in the 5197 ceived the copy of the no- above-referenced property The Children’s Center at tice less than sixty (60) days to be affected by the fore- Cookeville Regional Medic- closure: any judgment cred- prior to the date that is four   al Center is an 8200 square (4) months from the date of itor or lien holder with an in- foot facility designed to first publication as de- terest subordinate to the FOR YOUR meet the highest standards scribed in (1)(A): or said Deed of Trust or any CONVENIENCE for health and safety in (2) Twelve (12) months from party claiming by, through, childcare. Licensed for 99 the decedent's date of or under any of the forego- ALL STAR PEST children from the ages of six ing. Such parties known to The Herald Citizen has in- death. stalled an after hours drop CONTROL weeks to five years, The the Substitute Trustee may OF TENNESSEE Children’s Center staff of- include: None. box for This 16TH DAY OF OCTO- • Circulation Dept. payments Complete Termite Service fers a complete curriculum BER 2018 • Classified Dept. payments Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. for the children in their care. Terms of Sale will be public All work guaranteed The Children’s Center is auction, for cash, free and • Letters to the Editor Signed EMMA WILMOTH • Community News Bulletin Free Estimates. open to hospital employees ADMINISTRATRIX clear of rights of homestead, MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 and the public. redemption and dower to • I Like to Know Questions Charter # 4252 • News & Sports Info and All staff members are quali- Attorney for the Estate the extent disclaimed or in- fied, experienced child de- applicable, and the rights of Photos JERRY A. JARED   velopment professionals. All 11 N WASHINGTON AVE Carl E. Craig and Carla L. YOUR LOCAL NEWS staff are CPR, First-Aid and COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 Craig, and those claiming SOURCE AED certified. The center through him/her/it/them. serves breakfast and hot, Herald-Citizen Jennifer Wilkerson, nutritious lunches daily Any right of equity of re- 1300 Neal Street along with two snacks. For Circuit and Probate Clerk Cookeville, TN 38501 421 East Spring Street demption, statutory and oth- REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & more information or to re- Cookeville, TN 38501 erwise, and homestead are PLEASE READ YOUR AD DOORS. Call today for free in- quest an application, please 931-528-1508 waived in accord with the The Herald-Citizen makes home Est. Serving Ckvl for over call The Children’s Center. 10/23, 10/30 terms of said Deed of Trust, every effort to assure that 15 yrs. 931-Windows Contact Information and the title is believed to your ad is accurate. Advert- Phone: 931-783-2492 SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S be good, but the under- isers should read their ad- Email: HYPERLINK SALE signed will sell and convey vertisement the first day it   "mailto:mlleonard@crmchea only as Substitute Trustee. appears and report any er- lth.org" OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE [email protected] Sale at public auction will be rors immediately. The Her- 4 generations of tree care. on November 28, 2018 at The right is reserved to ad- ald-Citizen is responsible for 1:00PM local time journ the day of the sale to Specialize in dangerous tree Hours of Operation? , at the only the first incorrect inser- removal.Grind stumps. front door, Putnam County another day, time, and place tion and no allowance will (for non-hospital employ- certain without further pub- Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- ees) 6:15 AM - 5:30 PM? Courthouse, 300 East be made for more than one 2466;260-5655 Spring Street, Cookeville, lication, upon announce- insertion. (for hospital employees) Tennessee pursuant to ment at the time and place 6:15 AM - 6:00 PM for the sale set forth above. ARBOR MEDICS Tree Deed of Trust executed by If you purchase a prop- Specialist: Owner: Scott Carl E. Craig and Carla L. erty at the foreclosure   Winningham. ISA Certified   Craig, to Priority Trustee sale, the entire purchase FOUND MALE cat, orange Arborist. #SO-5152-AT Services of Tennessee, price is due and payable 537-6829 / 261-1967 Best Western Thunder- LLC, Trustee, as trustee for over white, neutered, turned bird Motel hiring for Break- at the conclusion of the up left ear. Call (931) 526- fast attendant. Must be Option One Mortgage Cor- auction in the form of a poration on January 18, 8218   friendly, outgoing. Retirees certified/bank check made welcome. Apply in person 2007 at Record Book 370, payable to or endorsed to Page 392, Instrument No. LOST ADULT female multi RHETT BUTLER's between 9-2 M-F Shapiro & Ingle, LLP. No colored calco cat, area of LAWN CARE 72099; conducted by Sha- personal checks will be piro & Ingle, LLP, having Coloinal Hills S/D on Bur- Mowing, Landscaping, Best Western Thunder- accepted. To this end, you gess Falls Rd on Fri 9/12. Mulching, bird Motel hiring for P/T been appointed Substitute must bring sufficient or Successor Trustee, all of Call (931)260-6261. Yard Maintenance Weekend Night Audit. Ap- funds to outbid the lender $100 REWARD OFFERED! Call local cell 544-3303 ply in person bwtn 9-2 M-F. record in the Putnam

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             clerical tasks to include        court pleadings, corres-           PLANNING A    pondence, and the calen-       YARD SALE???   daring of important critical        matters. Send resume to            Live within the city limits              of Algood or Cookeville?                     You MUST go to your                     city’s business office to                                    obtain a permit.                                          City of Algood       215 W Main St.       Algood, TN                      or Cable, Water/Appl's Fur-                 nished             City of Cookeville             45 E. Broad Street Kids Welcome; Some Pets        in Designated Apts.           Cookeville, TN                                                             $425/mo, water        sewer incl'd. 2 mi from TTU.            Call                                    Putnam House,        w/base; baby's        lower level. $450/mo, water     Jumparoo. $100 for both or    incl'd. Call      will sell separate. .                                                                                                                                                            $800/mo Water & Sewer In-                cl'd Brand New.                     , Very        Nice 1100SF townhouse du-                    plex. 2BR. Private porch,             deck, & parking. Country    Visit us online at www.aarf-      tn.com to see all of our res- setting. No pets/smoking.          $600/mo, $500/dep. Dir-    cued dogs, cats, puppies         ecTV incl'd.          and kittens! Meet the dogs       and cats for adoption at our                adoption events - call, email or visit our website for our                 event schedule. All pets are      fully vetted and already                fixed. A.A.R.F. is a 501(c)(3)             non-profit, no-kill animal res-          cue/foster organization run               by volunteers. Please be               part of the solution to end             animal overpopulation -               spay or neuter your pets.               A.A.R.F. 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This (931) 525-3581 - Fax systems;      Health Care Center 444 One-Eleven Place •Exceptional critical thinking newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real We are an equal opportunity employer Cookeville, TN 38506 and communication skills estate which is in violation of and the ability to effectively         the law. Our readers are in- interact with internal and ex- formed that all dwellings advert- ternal stakeholders;      ised in this newspaper are Bledsoe County Correctional Complex •Ability to work independ-      available on an equal opportun-      ity basis. Equal Housing Oppor- Join TEAM TDOC and be a part of our e
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0 0 Garfield TODAY IN HISTORY0 SUDOKU0 On Oct. 30, 1735, the second president of the United States, John Ad- ams, was born in Brain- tree, Massachusetts. In 1944, the Martha Graham ballet “Appala- chian Spring,” with mu- sic by Aaron Copland, premiered at the Library of Congress in Washing- ton, D.C., with Graham Frank & Ernest in a leading role. In 1961, the Soviet Union tested a hydrogen bomb, the “Tsar Bom- ba,” with a force estimat- ed at about 50 mega- tons. The Soviet Party Congress unanimously approved a resolution ordering the removal of Josef Stalin’s body from Lenin’s tomb. Today’s Birthdays: Rock singer Grace Slick Arlo & Janis is 79. Songwriter Eddie Holland is 79. Rhythm- and-blues singer Otis Williams (The Temp- tations) is 77. Actress Joanna Shimkus is 75. Actor Henry Winkler is 73. Rock musician Chris Slade (Asia) is 72. Country/rock musician Timothy B. Schmit (The Eagles) is 71. 12 HERALD-CITIZEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 herald-citizen.com Trump to visit a Pittsburgh scarred by violence at synagogue PITTSBURGH (AP) — To Mar- ianne Novy, President Donald Trump isn’t wanted “unless he really changes his ways.” For David Dvir, politics should take a pause for grief: “It’s our pres- ident, and we need to welcome him.” AP Trump is once again called Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammed bin upon to step into the all-too- Salman tours an innovation gallery of Saudi frequent role of national con- Arabian technology in March 2018. soler after the worst instance of anti-Semitic violence in Ameri- can history. He faces an uneasy Saudi ties to US colleges welcome on Tuesday in the anguished community of Squir- rel Hill, home to the Tree of Life come under mounting synagogue where 11 people were gunned down during Sabbath services. The president’s visit scrutiny to the Pittsburgh neighborhood, where Novy and Dvir live, AP BOSTON (AP) — U.S. of California, Los Ange- comes as he struggles to balance David Dvir stands in front of his business, Murray Avenue colleges and universities les, which accepted $6 appeals for national unity with Locksmith, in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh, have received more than million from the same partisan campaign rhetoric just Monday. $350 million from the institute, known as the a week before contentious mid- Saudi government this King Abdulaziz City for term elections. er Trump, who will be joined cause with his nationalistic decade, yet some are re- Science and Technology. Trump said late Monday he by fi rst lady Melania Trump, political rhetoric. thinking their arrange- Meanwhile, Saudi was looking forward to the visit. daughter Ivanka Trump and In Squirrel Hill, Barry Wer- ments in the wake of the Arabia’s national oil “Well, I’m just going to pay my son-in-law Jared Kushner, would ber, 76, who said he survived the killing of a journalist company, Saudi Aram- respects,” Trump told Fox News meet with any family members. massacre by hiding in a dark that has ignited a global co, has channeled $20 Channel’s Laura Ingraham. “I’m The White House said the storage closet as the gunman uproar against the oil- million to American also going to the hospital to see purpose of Trump’s visit was rampaged through the building, rich nation. universities, including the offi cers and some of the peo- to “express the support of the said he hoped Trump wouldn’t The Associated Press $9 million to Texas ple that were so badly hurt.” American people and to grieve visit, noting that the president analyzed federal data A&M University and Trump is traveling to the with the Pittsburgh community.” has embraced the politically and found that at least $4 million to the Mas- historic hub of the city’s Jewish Trump’s trip is set against fraught label of “nationalist.” $354 million from the sachusetts Institute of community as the fi rst funer- the backdrop of national un- Werber said the Nazis were Saudi government or Technology. A nation- als are scheduled to be held for ease over incidents of political nationalists. institutions it controls al chemical company the victims, who range in age violence and hate, and questions “It’s part of his program to has fl owed to 37 Amer- known as SABIC steered from 54 to 97. He is expected to about his credibility as unifi er. instigate his base,” Werber said, ican schools since 2011. another $8 million to meet with fi rst responders and Since his 2016 campaign for and “bigots are coming out of the Much of the money U.S. schools. community leaders. The death the White House, Trump has woodwork.” was provided through Although some of the toll includes a set of brothers, a at times been slow to denounce Novy, 73, a retired college En- a scholarship program contracts halted before husband and wife, professors, white nationalists, neo-Nazis glish professor, said she signed that covers tuition for last year, questions sur- dentists and a physician. It was and other hate-fi lled individuals an open letter asking Trump not Saudis studying in the rounding Saudi writer not immediately clear wheth- and groups that found common to come to Pittsburgh. U.S., but at least $62 Jamal Khashoggi’s million came through death at the Saudi Con- contracts or gifts from sulate in Istanbul have the kingdom’s national- spurred some schools Should US have domestic terrorism law? ly owned companies and to reconsider current or research institutes, the future deals. WASHINGTON (AP) — The partment relies on other statutes act,’” she said. AP found. On Oct. 22, MIT an- package bombs sent to Demo- to prosecute ideologically moti- The discussion in some ways Those benefi ting the nounced it will under- crats across the country and the vated violence by people with no is more about labels than conse- most from Saudi con- take a “swift, thorough killings of Jews at a Pittsburgh international ties. That makes it quences. Even without a specifi c tracts include North- reassessment” of the synagogue may seem like clear- hard to track how often extrem- law, the Justice Department has western University, institute’s partnerships cut cases of terrorism. But the ists driven by religious, racial other tools available — includ- which has received $14 with Saudi Arabia, suspects will almost certainly or anti-government bias commit ing explosives, hate crime and million from a top Saudi calling Khashoggi’s never face terrorism charges. violence in the U.S. It also compli- fi rearm possession charges. The research center since disappearance a “grave The reason: There’s no domes- cates eff orts to develop a univer- penalty can easily be every bit as 2011, and the University concern.” tic terrorism law. sally-accepted domestic terror severe as in the international ter- Whether there should be one defi nition. rorism cases the Justice Depart- is a matter of debate. On one Mary McCord, a former top ment routinely brings against hand, there’s the belief that Justice Department offi cial in the people who align themselves with Trump to make 3rd white supremacists who kill for Obama administration, favors a foreign extremist groups and car- ideology should get the same law that “puts domestic terror- ry out violence in their names. terrorism label as Islamic State ism on the same moral plain as Both Cesar Sayoc, accused of Tennessee stop for group supporters. On the other, international terrorism.” sending more than a dozen explo- there’s concern about infringing “Terrorism off enses are done sive packages to high-profi le crit- on constitutional guarantees to purposely to send a much broad- ics of President Donald Trump, Blackburn Senate bid protect free speech, no matter er message, and so having that be and Robert Bowers, accused of how abhorrent. the charged crime puts that label killing 11 inside a Pittsburgh CHATTANOOGA, Democratic ex-Gov. Phil In the absence of domestic on that and says, ‘This is some- synagogue, could face decades in Tenn. (AP) — President Bredesen. terrorism laws, the Justice De- one who committed a terrorism prison. Donald Trump will be Trump and Vice Pres- in Tennessee two days ident Mike Pence have before Election Day to separately attended two help Republican Marsha fundraisers and two pub- Blackburn in her U.S. lic events each in Ten- Senate race, marking his nessee with Blackburn. third visit for the con- Bredesen has said gresswoman’s campaign. he’ll support or oppose Tickets are available Trump based on his spe- online for Trump’s rally cifi c ideas and how they Sunday evening at McK- aff ect Tennessee. enzie Arena in Chatta- Bredesen suggested a nooga. Blackburn told meeting with Trump to reporters Monday she’s discuss the president’s always asking Trump to plan to reduce drug pric- let Air Force One touch es. Bredesen previously down in Tennessee. proposed a similar idea. Blackburn faces

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