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161st YEAR • NO. 27 JUNE 1, 2015 CLEVELAND, TN 20 PAGES • 50¢ Social Security to be topic at next Community Legal Forum By RICK NORTON Cleveland attorney Jack Tapper, a former presi- Tuesday’s forum on Social Security will be no dif- cial planner and host of the “David Medford Money Associate Editor dent of the Bradley County Bar Association, has ferent. Show” on Cleveland radio station MIX 104.1; and directed the ongoing Community Legal Forum The gathering, in which panelists and the moder- Cleveland attorneys Anne C. Wagner and Matthew One thing about Social Security, everybody wants series since its 2010 inception. Most have been ator are giving their time as volunteers, will be seg- G. Coleman, both of whom have years of experience it upon retirement or when legally disabled ... but heavily attended — some even packed — because mented into two halves. in working with the various facets of Social most don’t claim to fully understand it. they traditionally deal with complicated topics that “The first will focus on little-known strategies to Security. That’s about to change Tuesday, at least for involve, or potentially involve, the average house- increase benefits for married, divorced and widowed Tapper, who in past forums has served as moder- Cleveland and Bradley County residents willing to hold. spouses,” Tapper said. “The second segment will ator or panelist, this time will return to the moder- give up 90 minutes of their time to attend the next The forums draw the public because the informa- explain the nuts and bolts of processing claims for ator role. Community Legal Forum. To convene at 7:30 p.m. tion is presented by experienced professionals who Social Security Disability and Supplemental Another key feature about all Community Legal in the Community Room of the Cleveland Bradley try to use understandable layman’s terms; plus, all Security Income.” Forums made available through the local Bar County Public Library, the free event will feature forums include question-and-answer interaction Participants will include some familiar names Association, and its partners, is there is no solicita- three trained professionals and an equally as gifted between audience members and panelists, Tapper and recognized faces. moderator. explained. Panelists will be David A. Medford, certified finan- See FORUM, Page 4 Inside Today Resolute expansion to add 105 more jobs By BRIAN GRAVES expanding in Tennessee and for Banner Staff Writer the new jobs they are creating in Calhoun and McMinn County,” Resolute Forest Products said Gov. Bill Haslam. “We think announced today it will be it says a lot when companies like expanding its current operations Resolute, who can choose to do at the Calhoun plant. business anywhere in the world, The $270 million expansion is continue expanding here, and expected to add 105 jobs to the today’s announcement is another more than 500 currently step toward our goal of becoming employed at one of the largest the No. 1 location in the paper mills in North America. Southeast for high quality jobs.” According to a press releases, a Construction is expected to new, state-of-the-art facility will begin this month with production be constructed to manufacture projected to start in the first approximately 60,000 metric quarter of 2017. tons per year of at-home, premi- Formerly Bowater, the um bath tissue and towel paper, Resolute Calhoun mill was estab- Johnson sets focusing on the growing private lished in 1954 as one of the ear- label market. liest newsprint mills in the record at Dover “We want to thank Resolute for Southern United States. Jimmie Johnson won for a record-setting 10th time at Dover International Speedway, in Griggs, Tyson appeal Sunday’s Sprint Cup FedEx 400. The Atlanta Braves pulled out a win in San Francisco to earn a CPD disciplinary actions split in their weekend series with By BRIAN GRAVES approved by the Giants. Florida and Michigan Banner Staff Writer the City will face off in the Women’s C o u n c i l , ” College World Series, beginning Two Cleveland Police officers Logan said. tonight in Oklahoma City. See formally appealed their discipli- “She takes the Sports, Pages 13-15. nary actions during two separate position that hearings last Thursday. the approval of Following an Internal Affairs the application Good school report prepared under the to Commission supervision of the office of o n behavior Contributed photo District Attorney General Steve Accreditation Crump, Jeffrey Griggs was There are steps parents can CLEVELAND NATIVE Steven Akin makes a quick stop at the Montana border on his bike jour- for Law Griggs take to ensure their children ney across the country to raise money for the family of Addie Heltsley (pictured inset), a 5-year- demoted from a Level 26 crime Enforcement understand the expectations of old girl who has cerebral palsy. scene technician to a Level 25 Agencies con- having good behavior in school. patrol officer. stitute an See Viewpoint on page 16. The report found Griggs to adoption of have violated four separate CPD the policies.” policies including truthfulness, “There is no Forecast Riding for a cause prohibited behaviors, disobeying question they orders and compliance with were never direct orders of a superior of approved [by Small girl’s battle with CP inspires journey internal investigation officer. City Council],” Steve Tyson was given a verbal Logan said. reprimand for violating a policy By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG raise money for her,” Akin said. “It’s not so “The city takes concerning a failure to report the position Banner Staff Writer much about the bike tour as it is the need of Tyson her family.” violations and was reassigned to when CALEA A Cleveland native is getting ready to wrap Both bicycle enthusiasts, Akin said the men the patrol division. approved it, the up a 4,234-mile, cross-country journey he took wanted to find someone they could assist with The request for appeal was City Council did.” Today’s forecast calls for mostly on with a friend to raise money for a little girl something like medical bills to add extra mean- filed on May 15, 48 hours after He said there has been no cloudy skies and a 60 percent with special needs. ing to what was just going to be a fun bike the IA report was released. advisory as to when an answer to Walker Valley High School and Cleveland trip. Attorney Jim Logan, who rep- the appeals may be submitted. chance of rain, with a high near 80 resents both officers, said the degrees. Tonight calls for more State Community College graduate Steven Akin Through some friends, they learned about A team of assessors from and John Garza of San Antonio in March the Heltsley family of Yuba City, Calif., and hearings both lasted approxi- CALEA will be in Cleveland clouds and a 70 percent chance of launched a tour they named “Hope for Addie,” mately 90 minutes and was beginning today to examine all showers or thunderstorms, with a Addie’s challenges with cerebral palsy. a trip to help the family of a little girl they just Akin said her father, Addam, is a Church of presided over by City Manager aspects of the CPD’s policy on low around 62. Tuesday looks to met. Christ minister, and her mother, Sarah, is Janice Casteel. procedures, management, opera- be partly cloudy, with a 30 percent Addie Heltsley is a 5-year-old California girl expecting another baby. “She has not yet ruled on the tions and support services. chance of rain and a high near 81. who has been dealing with spastic quadriplegic “They’re really great people, and we asking substance of the appeals,” Logan A public information and com- Tuesday night calls for mostly cerebral palsy, a condition requiring her to use people to help,” Akin said. said. ment session is scheduled for 2 cloudy skies and a 30 percent a wheelchair and receive nourishment from a The growing young girl is soon to be in need He said one of the issues that p.m. Wednesday, at the depart- chance of showers or thunder- feeding tube. was raised was the “acknowl- ment’s community room located “We’re doing a coast-to-coast bike tour to edgement” that the personnel at 100 Church St. storms, with a low around 63. See RIDING, Page 4 polices of the Cleveland Police Sunset: 8:49 p.m. That assessment visit was Department have never been announced late last week by Sunrise: 6:28 a.m. approved or adopted by the City Interim Chief Mark Gibson. Council “as required.” Attempts to contact Casteel “She acknowledged they have Monday morning for comment Index Maxine Hyde is BCHS never been submitted or were unsuccessful. Classified...... 18-19 Comics...... 8 through and through Editorials...... 16 CU prepares for more Horoscope...... 10 By JOYANNA LOVE MINI Pages...... 5-6 Banner Senior Staff Writer PERSONALITY projects; gets major grant Obituaries...... 2 Cleveland has always been Orchard Hill Road tie line proj- Sports...... 13-15 home for Maxine Buckner Hyde. By LARRY C. BOWERS PROFILE Banner Staff Writer ect. This tie line will service the TV Schedule...... 9 Born in Sept. 1932, the only Weather...... 11 city’s new Jetport, and the neigh- time Hyde lived anywhere else Cleveland Utilities’ Electric borhoods ravaged by a series of was when is when she attended how to play hopscotch,” Hyde Division has a number of proj- deadly tornadoes in 2011. Around Town Asbury College, in Kentucky. quipped. ects in the works, and is getting The line will be from Benton Hyde grew up across the street Music stayed a favorite pas- ready to add more. Pike N.E. to Michigan Avenue Amelia Westfield seeing some from Bradley Central High time, with clarinet being her Division Manager Bart Borden N.E., and will provide an alter- old friends ... Chalmer School’s football field, and she instrument of choice. discussed ongoing projects, and nate electrical feed to the McDermott keeping the beat ... says Bradley Central has always “I was solo chair clarinetist all traffic lighting, with the utility’s Michigan Avenue Road area. This Cleve Rankin playing a mean had a place in her heart. the way through (high school and board of directors last week. But, neighborhood includes industri- harmonica ... Taylor Jones get- “I was mascot for the band college),” Hyde said. She also par- Maxine Hyde the biggest news was a $250,000 al, commercial and residential ting a much-needed break ... from the time I was 2 years old,” ticipated in the state band clinic, grant awarded by the Tennessee loads for service redundancy. Shawn Quinn proud to be on the Hyde said. “My aunt was a secre- “which then was totally different taught as a BCHS substitute Department of Economic and The two-mile project will president’s list at CSCC ... Katie tary at Bradley High School, and from now, and [it was] quite and teacher, in band and woodwork- Community Development for a include steel power poles, as well Quinn planning to start LMT … I would go to classes with some honor to get a chance to go to ing. crucial location in CU’s coverage as primary and neutral conduc- school in August ... Joanie Curry of the students.” that.” “After I got out of college, I was area. tors, and is expected to take watching her granddaughter She would take announce- Two of her teachers wanted her in the band booster club and Notifying the local utility of the about 18 months to complete. play ball. ments from the secretaries to the to pursue a music career as a Daddy was the president,” Hyde grant was the Southeastern Other electrical projects: teachers. concert pianist. said. “I was the treasurer. “ Industrial Development — Borden discussed renova- The experience made grammar “I did not want to practice While attending Asbury Association. tion of the Harrison Building, the school seem below her level. piano all day long to play all night College, Hyde majored in psy- The grant, plus $201,000 in former Collom’s Plumbing loca- “I didn’t think I needed to go to long,” Hyde said. matching funds from Cleveland 6489076 75112 grammar school, because I knew Before finishing college, she See HYDE, Page 4 Utilities, will fund the Peach See PROJECTS, Page 4 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Cleveland, died early Saturday, We invite you to send a mes- Survivors and arrangements May 30 2015, in a local hospital. sage of condolence and view the will be announced by Companion Survivors and arrangements Adams family guestbook at Funeral Home. will be announced by Grissom- www.ralphbuckner.com Serenity Funeral Home. AP photo IN THIS May 20, 2015, photo, Shunsuke Fujita, Godzilla video game’s producer of Bandai Namco Entertainment, demonstrates new “Godzilla” game for the Sony Corp. PlayStation 4 home machine in Tokyo. Godzillas galore, including last year’s Hollywood version, stomp on buildings, thrashing about and breathing fire, in a video game going on sale globally mid-July. But don’t expect any references to radi- ation, the mutant reptile’s trademark affliction. Crawford Burns Crawford Burns, of Cleveland, New Godzilla video game died Sunday afternoon, May 31, CHURCH ACTIVITIES 2015, at his home. Survivors and arrangements steers clear of nuclear references will be announced by Companion Sean Holland will be the speaker 2015 will be held at Unity Funeral Home. Tuesday at 7 a.m., for His Hands Church of God, 3150 Fulbright TOKYO (AP) — Godzillas particularly contentious in Japan plug in 2004. The new game Extended Devotional at Garden Road N.E. Wednesday through galore, including last year’s after the March 2011 tsunami set allows players to manipulate the Plaza, 3500 Keith St. Sunday. There will be morning Hollywood version, stomp on off three reactor meltdowns at the various kinds of Godzillas, and evening services. For more buildings, thrashing about and Fukushima Dai-ichi power plant including the robotic ——— information, call 423-728-0344 breathing fire, in a video game and irradiated the surrounding Mechagodzilla, first featured in Old Fashioned Campmeeting or 423-479-5977. going on sale globally mid-July. area, forcing thousands of resi- the 1974 film. But don’t expect any references dents to evacuate. Meanwhile, a resurgence of to radiation, the mutant reptile’s Fukushima people face latent Godzilla worship has been trademark affliction. prejudice in Japan because of increasingly visible in Japan, Simply named “Godzilla,” it’s fears, some unfounded, about thanks to the Hollywood film. A the first video game devoted to radiation. Nuclear experts say the new hotel in downtown Tokyo U.S. consumer spending flat in the irradiated creature in a levels of exposure were not high with a Godzilla head perched on decade. It’s also the first such or sustained enough to cause it, for instance, is growing into a game for the Sony Corp. widespread health problems but tourist attraction. April as income, savings rise PlayStation 4 home machine, there are some risks, such as the Man Izawa, 56, a sales clerk ensuring dazzling digital graph- thyroid cancer in youngsters, and Godzilla fan, who believes WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. sumers will start spending the many parts of the country kept ics. which is being monitored. Godzilla is “the biggest star to consumers held back from savings they have accumulated shoppers away from the malls. Shunsuke Fujita, the game’s Japan’s 48 nuclear power reac- come out of Japan,” wonders how spending more in April, deciding from the big drop in gas prices. With the arrival of spring and producer, is flush with excite- tors are now offline for a new the sensitive themes will get instead to channel income gains While the cost of filing up the warmer weather, analysts are ment when he speaks about how regime of safety checks. The gov- addressed when Toho releases a into savings. tank has risen a bit in recent looking for spending to rebound. he and his team are true Godzilla ernment wants to restart them new Godzilla film next year. Consumer spending was flat weeks, prices are still nearly $1 The weakness in April, the believers, having grown up on the but faces opposition from com- “It will be the first Japanese in April — the weakest perform- below the levels of a year ago. first month in the new quarter, movies. They were very careful to munities and others worried Godzilla after 3.11,” he said, ance in three months — after a Consumer spending is closely reflected big declines in spend- render what he calls its “totally about radiation. using the widely used term for revised 0.5 percent increase in watched because it accounts for ing on both durable goods such cool” ferocity. “We aimed for something that the Fukushima disaster. March, the Commerce 70 percent of economic activity. as autos and nondurable goods In the original 1954 movie, was as close to the original inter- Decommissioning the Department reported Monday. “The April income and spend- such as clothing and food. Toho Co. studios concocted the pretations as possible,” said Fukushima reactors is expected The March advance had been ing figures are another reminder Spending on services, which giant animal that arose as a Fujita, 29, proudly showing how to take about half a century, and the biggest gain since last that even though their incomes covers utility bills and rent, mutation from nuclear testing in the 1980s Godzilla can be pitted scientists are only starting to August. Personal income rose a are rising at a healthy pace, edged up 0.2 percent. the Pacific. That had special res- against the Hollywood Godzilla in examine what state the melted healthy 0.4 percent. households are still reluctant to Recent employment gains are onance in Japan as the only a demonstration version of the cores might be in. The unchanged reading for boost spending more freely,” expected to fuel spending. The nation to have been attacked with game. He doesn’t blame people want- consumer spending in April had said Paul Ashworth, chief U.S. economy created 223,000 jobs nuclear weapons. The fascination for the game ing to avoid controversy in a been expected given weakness economist at BMO Capital in April, pushing the unemploy- Gareth Edwards, the director developers lay in an arty duplica- game, which could crimp sales, previously reported in retail Markets, in a note to clients. ment rate down to a nearly of the 2014 Hollywood Godzilla, tion of the shapes and move- but he marvels at the courage of sales and auto sales for the He said he still believed the seven-year low of 5.4 percent. also made a point to include ments of the various Godzillas, the first Godzilla film that wasn’t month. Economists, however, overall economy would grow The Federal Reserve has kept backdrop references to atomic and in recreating the rival mon- afraid to take a stand on nuclear forecast that spending will between 2.5 percent and 3 per- a key interest rate at a record weapons and radiation. sters in the films, such as the weapons, barely a decade after rebound in coming months. cent in the current April-June low near zero since December But the game steers clear of the dragon-like King Ghidora, the end of World War II and the Solid gains in employment and quarter. 2008 in an effort to combat high horror of both topics and Fujita is Mothra, which resembles a moth, atomic bombings of Hiroshima incomes should translate into The overall economy shrank unemployment. Even though reluctant to explain why. What and the obscure Jet Jaguar, and Nagasaki. more confident consumers who in first three month of the year, the job market has revived, the substitutes for radiation in the according to Fujita. “The appeal of Godzilla can’t be are willing to spend more. with the gross domestic product Fed has left rates alone in part game is a reference to “energy,” “Godzilla is not just a villain, easily explained in words. It’s not With income growing and contracting at an annual rate of because inflation for nearly which Godzilla sucks up to gain it’s also a hero everyone adores, just about being scary and spending flat, the personal sav- 0.7 percent. three years has been running strength. and so this game allows the play- strong. It’s also about its ambi- ing rate jumped to 5.6 percent Consumer spending slowed to below the Fed’s 2 percent target. “We realize radiation is some- er to be Godzilla and control ence, its shape, its beauty, like of after-tax incomes — the sec- growth of just 1.8 percent in the Many economists believe the thing that can never be disassoci- Godzilla,” he said. being in awe of a samurai castle,” ond highest level since first quarter, down from spend- central bank, which next meets ated with Godzilla,” is all Fujita Toho Co. made 28 films in the Izawa said. December 2012. ing growth of 4.4 percent in the on June 16, will delay its first would say on the topic. Godzilla series, starting from the Fujita is confident the game Economists believe con- fourth quarter. The frigid cold in rate hike until September. Nuclear issues have become 1954 classic, until it pulled the will be a hit with fans. KFC sues Chinese companies for online rumors OTTERY UMBERS BEIJING (AP) — Restaurant eight legs. weapons,” she said. L N operator KFC said Monday it filed KFC is demanding 1.5 million The companies being sued a lawsuit against three compa- yuan ($242,000) and an apology were named as Shanxi nies in China whose social media from each of three companies Weilukuang Technology (AP) — These state lotteries All or Nothing Evening: 05-06- Cash 4 Evening: 4-1-3-0 accounts spread false claims that operated accounts on the Company Ltd., Taiyuan Zero were drawn Sunday: 07-10-12-13-14-16-18-22-23-24 Cash 4 Midday: 5-7-8-8 about its food, including that its popular mobile phone app Point Technology Company and Tennessee All or Nothing Morning: 01- Fantasy 5: 07-09-10-13-31 chickens have eight legs. WeChat. It is also seeking an Yingchenanzhi Success and Cash 3 Evening: 4-1-8, Lucky 03-04-05-07-10-14-15-19-20- Georgia FIVE Evening: 3-3-2- The case filed by China’s immediate stop to their infringe- Culture Communication Ltd. in Sum: 13 21-24 0-1 biggest restaurant operator ments. Shanghai Xuhui District Shenzhen city. Calls to numbers Cash 4 Evening: 2-2-7-2, All or Nothing Night: 01-04- Georgia FIVE Midday: 9-1-2-4-5 comes as the government inten- People’s Court has accepted the listed for the companies either Lucky Sum: 13 05-08-09-14-15-16-19-21-23- Mega Millions estimated jack- sifies a campaign to clean up case, according to a press officer rang unanswered or were not GeorGia 24 pot: $253 million rumors on social media. Internet who would only give her sur- valid. All or Nothing Day: 01-02-05- Cash 3 Evening: 0-2-5 Powerball estimated jackpot: marketers have been convicted name, Wu. Authorities launched a 07-08-09-10-11-15-18-19-20 Cash 3 Midday: 2-4-0 $188 million of trying to manipulate online KFC’s China CEO Qu Cuirong renewed campaign two years ago sentiment on behalf of clients by said in a statement that it was to clean up what they called posting false information about hard for companies to protect online rumors, negativity and IT’SASPECIAL DAY FOR... competitors or deleting critical their brands against rumors unruliness. Critics say the cam- posts. because of the difficulties in col- paign was largely aimed at sup- In an announcement posted on lecting evidence. “But the pressing criticism of the ruling its Chinese website, KFC said stepped-up efforts by the govern- Communist Party. Commentaries Brandon Burrell, Stephanie Darris Gentry, who are celebrat- Carmona, who is celebrating her one of the best-known fake ment in recent years to purify the in state media have argued that a Barefield, Bridget Forrester, L.B. ing birthdays today ... Buddy seventh birthday ... Vicky and rumors was that chickens used online environment, as well as cleanup was needed. Ball, Rita Davis, Jason Walker, Dilbeck, who is celebrating his Terry Guy, who are celebrating by the company are genetically some judicial interpretations, KFC has more than 4,600 Angela Crisp, Ben Smith and 50th birthday ... Elena their 41st anniversary. modified and have six wings and have offered us confidence and restaurants in China. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015— 3 Moonshine continues to permeate Tennessee culture GATLINBURG (AP) — The AP photo Green Mountain city’s first jar of legal moonshine In thIs Dec. 5, 1955, photo, was sold July 3, 2010. Sevier County Sheriff Ray D. T e r m i t e & Some saw the moment as a Noland shows a 500-gallon still Pest Control salute to independence, a shed- seized in Sevier County. ding of antiquated laws that 423-331-8461 kept the region from telling an greenmtn.net important part of its history. “Free Estimates” For others, that first sale TN Charter #4759 marked a potential shadow that could hang over the image of the tourism-dependent city. In the five years since Ole Family Smoky Moonshine Distillery opened in downtown Medicine Today Gatlinburg, three more compa- by Dr. Paul Grayson Smith, Jr., D.O., P.C. nies have jumped onto the and Dr. Paul Grayson Smith, III, D.O. Both Physicians Are Certified by the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians. liquor wagon: Davy Crockett’s Tennessee Whiskey (owned by MYASTHENIA GRAVIS Gatlinburg Barrelhouse) in “Myasthenia gravis” is the name more symptoms in other muscle 2011 and Sugarlands Distillery given to a condition that causes a groups within a few years. and Doc Collier Moonshine in communications breakdown Doctors use a variety of treat - between the nerves and the mus- ments, alone or in combination, to 2014. cles. The condition is chronic, and it relieve symptoms of myasthenia Moonshine has long been a causes the muscles to become weak gravis. About 15 percent of those part of the Appalachian culture and tired very easily. For example, a with myasthenia gravis have a and continues to play a role that full meal might leave the jaw of a tumor in their thymus gland. If you appears to be growing. person suffering from myasthenia don’t have a tumor, surgery to Gatlinburg’s city manager gravis feeling exhausted from chew- remove the thymus gland may recalls how in early 2010 the ing. The most common muscles that improve your symptoms. To sched - city was approached by the are affected by the disease are the ule a consultation, please call 472- muscles that control the eyes and 6548. Open Monday through founders of Ole Smoky the eyelids; therefore, two early Friday, 8:00 to 5, our office is Moonshine about applying to symptoms are often a droopy eye located at Ocoee Premiere Park, open a distillery. Soon she the heritage of the Smoky We were running out of money. for sure. That is our ultimate and blurry or double vision. Once Suite 101 at 2121 North Ocoee. We would have talks with the city Mountains. It was getting close. We were goal. We want our whiskey to symptoms have begun to appear, Treat Our Patients Like We Would attorney to fully understand the “I saw an opportunity to share losing lots of sleep worrying age at least four years.” most people will go on to develop Like to be Treated. new state law that eased restric- a bit of our culture and heritage about when we would open,” In March 2014, Kent Woods P.S. In addition to the eyes and eyelids mentioned above, other muscle groups to be affected by myasthenia gravis include those that control smiling, shrugging, arm lifting, tions on distilleries. with tourists who came to Baker said. “In June of 2010, we and Ned Vickers opened gripping, rising from sitting, and walking up stairs. In February 2013, Gatlinburg,” Baker said. got our state license to open. We Sugarlands Distilling Co. The Gatlinburg’s city commission Gatlinburg City Manager had no idea it would be as pop- founders wanted to create a passed ordinances in an Cindy Ogle said city officials ular as it was. That is how it major attraction, Sugarlands attempt to regulate the distiller- hope the distilleries won’t prove played out those first few spokesman Jay Miller said. ies. Soon after they were nulli- to be a mixed blessing. months.” “We have a back porch stage fied. “There’s no doubt there has The trio opened the distillery where bands play each night. In Loving Memory of Now one restaurant in been a positive economic in a 2,500-square-foot facility in We have some of the best Gatlinburg has even created a impact, and also there is no downtown Gatlinburg and sold Americana acts in the region,” menu featuring moonshine in doubt we have continued con- their first jar of moonshine soon he said. “We want people to Joann Bancroft foods and beverages. cerns with the free samples,” after. come in, have fun and have the The General Assembly passed Ogle said. “Fast forward five years and full experience of moonshine legislation in 2009 that made Fourth Judicial District we operate in about 80,000 production.” distilleries legal in 41 Tennessee Attorney General Jimmy Dunn square feet of space. We have Phillip “Don” Collier, Kay counties, including Sevier. said he has his doubts. Dunn facilities in Gatlinburg, Pigeon Collier-Pittman and Brent Whiskey production previously personally has seen the devas- Forge, Pittman Center and Collier opened the youngest of had been restricted to Moore, tation alcohol can cause after a warehouses throughout Sevier the town’s distilleries, Doc Coffee and Lincoln counties in family member was killed by a County,” Baker said. Collier Moonshine, in March Southeast Tennessee, home to drunken driver. The product now is sold in all 2014. the Jack Daniel’s, George Dickel “I’m a teetotaler and I wish 50 states and 30 countries. The trio are the great-grand- and Prichard’s distilleries. those businessmen success, but “Not in my wildest dreams ... I children of William “Doc” The result has been increased I wouldn’t trade places with didn’t think what we created Collier, a well-known moonshin- tourism business in Gatlinburg, them. I’m not a fan,” he said. would be something that so er in the English Mountain area state Sen. Doug Overbey said. Anyone wishing to sample or many other people would see of Sevier County, general man- “I think it has been a plus buy legal moonshine in and want to do,” Baker said. ager Buddy Keyes said. The from an economic standpoint Gatlinburg has four different “That was the interesting thing. owners pride themselves on and tax revenue standpoint,” he distilleries available to visit in When something is successful, I offering a wide variety of flavors. said. town. think folks generally want to try “We are actually following a 10 years ago today God Overbey said he realizes there Just don’t try to get samples to emulate it.” true family recipe Doc Collier are concerns the distilleries, on a Sunday after 7 p.m. City Baker’s wife, Jessi, along with used,” Keyes said. “We’re stay- called you home to Heaven. which offer free tastings to ordinance states distilleries can her brother Charles Edwards ing very traditional with our patrons, could hurt the town’s offer free samples only from and partner Virginia Cottongim, shine and ingredients. If our Sadly missed by Peggy, Virgil, Connie, image. noon to 7 p.m. on Sundays. opened the second distillery in research is correct, we are the Chad, Rachel, Colby, Sarah, Caleb, “I think Gatlinburg is still Each distillery says its ingre- town, Davy Crockett’s only commercial distillery that viewed as a family-friendly dients, offerings or heritage Tennessee Whiskey. is making a true blueberry Morgan, and Lillie. place. I’ve driven down the make the product unique. Edwards said their distillery moonshine brandy.” Parkway in the past two weeks, Although the idea might seem is more focused on the whiskey and you see a lot of families popular now, Baker and part- element versus moonshine, strolling along the sidewalks,” ners Cory Cottongim and Tony although the distillery offers he said. Breeden weren’t so certain when some moonshine products. 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BOWERS Camp Lookout, Chambliss, shows.” 10 students who competed by From Page 1 Banner Staff Writer Bahner and Stophel P.C., Choice Roger Pickett, owner of writing an essay on “the impor- Pregnancy Resource Center, MurMaid Mattress, says the tance of ethics in business and tion of services nor business discussed Tuesday include: Four Cleveland businesses Earth Right Exterminating, award surpasses other honors our community.” recruitment. It’s about making Strategies to use in timing to and a recent Walker Valley High Greater Brainerd Dental, Jason his firm has achieved. “More The competition was available information available and it’s obtain maximum Social Security School graduate were honored at Randall’s Transmission Service, than 50 percent of our business to all high schools seniors in the about assuring that content is retirement benefits; how benefits the Better Business Bureau’s Painter Ready, Play Dog is repeat business, and it’s BBB service area of 21 sur- coming from local, trusted voices. are changed as the result of Annual Meeting recently at The Excellent, Polymer Components, important that we take care of rounding counties in Southeast “Our forums are friendly, inter- divorce; qualifying for disability; Chattanoogan hotel. River City Property Management our customers,” Pickett said. Tennessee and Northwest active, free and most importantly, getting disability income without The business awards were the and Shaw Industries. The mattress firm executive Georgia. There were 117 stu- you get the information from pro- an established or consistent work organization’s Torch Awards for Cleveland Utilities Manager said it is pleasing to be recog- dents who entered the competi- fessionals who are experienced in history; the effects of age and marketplace ethics. The scholar- Ken Webb was pleased with the nized by the Better Business tion this year. the topics discussed,” Tapper work history on getting approved; ships were presented to award. Bureau, and the honor was a Joining Miss Whitaker as noted. “There are no sales or getting health insurance through “Students of Integrity.” “Obviously, we are honored to complete team effort. scholarship winner this year solicitations — just the ‘need to Social Security disability; Among the marketplace award be recognized in this way,” he “Our longevity is created by were: know’ information that enhances enhancing disability income by winners were Cleveland Utilities, said. “We take our services to the our employees, from bottom to Jamie B. Adams of South your life.” use of particular medical sources; Lee University and MurMaid community very seriously and top,” he said. Pittsburg High School, Judith M. Forum seating is always first- and defining the difference Mattress. make every effort to provide Ronda Rich, best-selling Bell of Central High School, come, first-served, but because of between Social Security disability The runner-up to MurMaid them in a fair, ethical and pro- author, syndicated columnist Benjamin P. Gruber of Signal anticipated crowd size, the public income and Supplemental Mattress, with an honorable fessional manner. and sportswriter, was the Mountain High School, Abigail J. library staff requests those plan- Security Income, among others. mention, was AFS Foundation “I am proud of the 185 keynote speaker at the BBB Mabry of Lakeview Fort ning to attend to call ahead at Since the inception of the and Waterproofing Specialists of employees of Cleveland Utilities event. Oglethorpe High, Bryant R. 423-472-2163, ext. 126, in order Community Legal Forum series, Cleveland. and the daily work they perform As a small business entrepre- Mathis of Calhoun High School, to confirm attendance. the events have been co-spon- Walker Valley graduate Marah and the manner in which they do neur, she shared humor and sto- Rachel L. McFry of Model High Tapper said he is excited about sored by the local Bar A. Whitaker received one of 10 it,” Webb continued. “The ries of how hard work and a School, Dylan H. Scott of the Social Security discussion Association, the Bradley scholarships. employees are the reason we never-give-up attitude are keys Heritage High School, Casey A. because it’s a relevant topic for Governmental Law Library She is the daughter of Darrell received this award. We also to success. She said, “In busi- Tudor of Trion High School, and local audiences and it’s being Commission and the public and Michelle Whitaker and plans extend our congratulations to ness, doing the right thing in any Elizabeth H. Webb of Baylor brought to the community by library. to attend Lee University. She has the other Torch Award recipients ethical scenario will be rewarded School. local professionals who are giving The forums’ underlying pur- received several other grants, and the scholarship winners. by how others view your busi- “Congratulations to the win- their time. pose, Tapper said, is to support including the Presidential “What an honor for Lee ness integrity.” ners in the business Torch “As an expert in the complex “... equal access to justice for all Scholarship to Lee, the Roberson University,” said Public The business agency achieved Awards for Marketplace Ethics, area of Social Security benefits, citizens.” Leadership Award, and a Relations Director Brian Conn. a milestone in its annual and the Student of Integrity David Medford will speak, in lay- The Law Library Commission Distinguished Young Women’s “Everyone at Lee tries to do “Student of Integrity” scholar- scholarships,” said BBB man’s terms, to explain the board is comprised of a three- scholarship. excellent work with the utmost ship competition. President Jim Winsett. strategies of how married, wid- member board: Andrew Hunt, Fifteen awards were present- integrity. I think I speak for all of Now in its 11th year, BBB has “Individually, the business win- owed or divorced spouses can get library director; Milan Blake, a ed. Also recognized from us when I say I’m proud for Lee awarded $100,000 in the stu- ners and the student winners the most out of entitlements to Bradley County commissioner; throughout the region were to win this award, because it dent scholarship program. This are exemplary representatives of Social Security benefits,” he said. and Tapper, who represents the Alguire Construction, Armstrong means we adhere to high ethical year scholarships, with the value ethics and integrity in our mar- Tapper added, “These are little local Bar Association. Transfer and Storage, Bellhops, standards in our work, and it of $1,000 each, were awarded to ketplace.” known strategies that will be The Bradley County extremely helpful to those who Commission funds and maintains find themselves in the categories.” the Law Library section of the Legal minds will take the next public library for the public’s free forum segment, but terminology access to legal research materi- Hyde in their presentations also will be als, Tapper said. From Page 1 kept as simple as possible, Funds come from a small per- Tapper said. centage of the Bradley County chology with minors in sociology, English courses, “because that’s states. Alaska is the final one. Streets was secured. “The second portion of the courts’ filing fees from civil and English and science. She gradu- where they needed me.” She has also been to the “My daddy and my granddaddy forum will call on the panel’s criminal litigation in the county, ated in 1954. Her first job after “I had several quite prominent Bahamas, Canada and Mexico. built that, that’s the one that is experienced attorneys who will he explained. college was as secretary for students,” Hyde said. “I like to travel, but I prefer to over Taylor’s Spring,” Hyde said. discuss the nuts and bolts of get- “The Bar Association helps to United Way, which was called Community leaders Sheriff travel by car because when I go “After Daddy (Jewel Ganaway) ting through the bureaucratic oversee the functionality of the Community Chest at the time. Eric Watson, Bradley County into a state and I stop at a wel- died and, Bob (her brother) process of qualifying those in legal resource section of the “I was the highest paid secre- Mayor D. Gary Davis, Bradley come center, and there is some- closed out his part of the store, need of obtaining Social Security library that contains not only tary in Cleveland, because they County Trustee Mike Smith, thing there I don’t know about, I then mother sold the other side of benefits as well as those in need print materials, but also a com- paid on the Nashville scale,” Hyde Melissa Woody of the want to go see it,” Hyde said. it to Jim Webb.” of Supplemental Security Income puterized legal research facility said. Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Hyde also enjoys ballroom The other portion of the store benefits,” he continued. free and open to the public,” She went on to graduate Commerce, Jonathan Cantrell of dancing. It was at one such was rented to a bakery. Just a few of the topics to be Tapper stressed. school, studying English. Caldwell Paving and County dance she met Walter Hyde, who The spring water was used “But I didn’t finish that Clerk Donna Simpson are among later became her husband. with a radiator and a fan to cool because I started teaching,” Hyde her former students. He died a little more than three the building. said. “A lot of [her former students] years after they were married. ‘That was the first air condi- She started substitute teaching have gone on to be principals and Hyde said he died from an tioning in Cleveland,” Hyde said. Projects when her daughter was born and teachers,” Hyde added. aggressive cancer and she was A coiled pipe set in the spring From Page 1 started teaching full time the first She has been surprised when glad he did not have to suffer over was also used to cool city water year her daughter attended she has hired companies to do a longer period of time. coming into the building for a tion on Freewill Road. issued a service work order for school. work on her house and the work- History is also important to water foundation in the store. “Our Operations and IT expansion at the Mueller Teaching had not been on her er is one of her former students. Hyde. Her family owned a store in The store closed in 1973. departments have been working Company. The plant will be radar until Bradley Central called She said it is good to see them Dayton, and moved it to Her mother’s side of the family jointly on specifications for exter- increased by about a third. her. being successful. Cleveland on Ocoee Street when has traced in ancestry to famous nal and internal security systems The work includes the installa- ‘They were begging me to come Hyde’s teaching career was the family moved here in 1910. American Francis Scott Key. for the building,” Borden said. tion of a lift pole, service wire, teach English, they needed some- almost exclusively at Bradley The Ganaway store offered “That was mother’s third great- “Wheeler Electronics was select- and a transformer. body to come teach English,” Central High School. The only hardware and harnesses and uncle,” Hyde said. “My grand- ed as the security monitoring Engineering is currently work- Hyde said. exception was one year at worked on the upholstery for mother was a Key.” company and equipment ing with an electrical contractor She almost did, but decided McDonald grammar school. cars. She said her great–grandfather installer,” he said. on the requirements for perma- she wanted to continue to substi- She retired in 1992, the same “And then Daddy got into the was with Gen. Robert E. Lee Borden added, “In addition, nent service to the expansion. tute teach to be home with her year her granddaughter graduat- really fancy stuff making pocket- when he surrendered to Union proxy card read control door — CU’s Operations daughter until she started ed from high school. books and scabbards and leather troops to end the Civil War. access is to be installed and will Department has completed the school. “I just finished my family belts and things,” Hyde said. ‘The Growing up, Hyde uncovered be an extension of our existing installation of underground elec- “I wanted to teach psychology through Bradley and then I quit,” really, really cut work, not just pieces of history each time her Paxton system.” trical service to Kings Cove and sociology,” Hyde said. Hyde said with a laugh. stamped.” family planted, as they collected — No changes were reported Subdivision. She said she taught the sub- Her summer breaks were spent A fire in the middle of winter arrowheads when doing so. Many by Borden on the APD 40 inter- A total of 3,220 feet of electri- jects part time for a year and then traveling and being with her destroyed the building. A new of them are now on display at Red change at Stone Lake Road by cal conduit was installed, as well went back to teaching the daughter. She has been to 49 location at Church and Inman Clay State Park. the Tennessee Department of as 900 feet of underground pri- Transportation. mary conductor, and 850 feet of — Borden said work is 80 per- secondary conductor. cent complete on the work order There were two 100 KVA and for Timber Creek Subdivision, one 50 KVA pad mount trans- Riding Phase II, Part 1. formers installed to serve the 18 From Page 1 — Work continues on the new lots, with an expected load Michigan Avenue reconducting of 216 kW when the development of a new wheelchair, and Akin has worked at a hospital in Astoria, Ore. purpose of their journey. For work order. Borden said, “This is fully populated. said her feeding tube equipment Austin, Texas, as a patient care Biking along roads from example, they once met a family project involves a large amount — In traffic light news, a TDOT and formula cost the family an tech. Planning to continue work Virginia to Wyoming, the men at a Sunday morning church of temporary work to lay the permit has been received for the estimated $10,000 per year, an toward a bachelor’s degree from have so far seen thousands of service who invited them into existing conductors out to allow Ocoee Street and Central Avenue expense not covered by their the University of Tennessee miles of scenery, ranging from their home. the new wire to be pulled in and project. insurance plan. soon, he and Garza are in the farmland to mountains. The fundraising website set maintain power in the area.” He The utility’s Engineering The name of the fund-raising meantime making their way Their original plan was to up to help Addie’s family has added that the project is 65 per- Department received a permit for journey, “Hope for Addie,” is across the country — and hop- arrive in Oregon on Tuesday, raised more than $2,000, and cent complete. the installation of mast-arm traf- inspired in part by the formula ing to make it count for some- Akin said. Akin said people have also given — In the Ron Barker develop- fic light poles adjacent to Lee she uses, a product literally thing great. Though they were unsure them donations during their ment, the Georgetown Road and University’s Communication Arts called “Liquid Hope.” The goal, he said, is to both what kind of support they would travels. Paul Huff Parkway extension, building. He explained the idea of help- help the Heltsley family and also receive when they first came up “We are really thankful to engineering issued a work order The permit allows CU to use ing a family offset the cost of raise awareness about Cerebral with the idea, Akin said they everyone who’s shown us sup- to install three spans of primary Ocoee Street for the installation high medical bills came in part Palsy and the challenges it can have seen a lot of support from port so far,” Akin said. wire along the Paul Huff Parkway of conduit and control wiring from his work in the medical present to families affected by it. people both online and in per- For more information about extension. under the street surface. field. Choosing to navigate the son. the cause or to donate, visit The work includes a self-sup- Requests for bids were sent out Since graduating from Walker Trans-America Trail, the men He added people across the www.facebook.com/HopeForAd porting concrete pole, two steel for the poles, bids were returned, Valley in 2001 and earning his began their journey from United States have been kindly dieH or poles, and approximately 800 and poles have been ordered Emergency Medical Technician Yorktown, Va., on March 25 with opening their homes for them to www.razoo.com/br/causes/Hop feet of three-phase aluminum. from Union Metal. license at Cleveland State, Akin the intention of ending it in stay the night upon hearing the e-For-Addie online. This is the first step in providing The poles are due to be electrical service to the business shipped 12 weeks after approval development proposed on the of engineering design drawings, B.B. King recalled with love, humor at Mississippi funeral site. which have not yet been INDIANOLA, Miss. (AP) — B.B. “He will forever be the king of King, said King instructed him Indianola. Bryant said King was — Cleveland Utilities’ received. They should be in next King’s early life personified the the blues,” Stevie Wonder said in to deliver several messages dur- proud of being from Mississippi. Engineering Department has week. blues: He was born to dirt-poor a spoken tribute that was played ing the funeral. He sent love to Noting the thousands of peo- sharecroppers in the cotton at the funeral, although he did family and friends and thanked ple who came to Indianola for country of the Mississippi Delta not attend. his bandmates and other enter- the public viewing Friday and Nielsen: Super Bowl, ‘Walking and left alone by the deaths of About 500 people filled the tainers. funeral Saturday, Bryant said: his mother and grandmother sanctuary of the church, a red Clouser said King also wanted “He would have loved to know Dead’ among most-tweeted shows when he was a child. But he brick structure that sits in a people to know how uncomfort- that one more time he’s helping NEW YORK (AP) — Tweet this: total of 2.4 million tweets were never let those circumstances field off of B.B. King Road in able he was “riding in the back the Mississippi Delta.” Millions of viewers were firing off sent addressing the March 18 hold him back or define him, a Indianola. More than 200 people of the car that Eric was driving” Silvan Zingg, a boogie-woogie those 140-character texts while finale. minister said Saturday at the who couldn’t get into the sanc- — a reference to “Riding With pianist from Switzerland, played they watched TV in the season This made this two-part con- funeral of the blues legend. tuary watched a live broadcast the King,” an album that King with King at the Montreux Jazz just past. And there were plenty clusion the most tweeted series “Hands that once picked cot- of the funeral in the church’s fel- and Eric Clapton released in Festival in 2011 and described it of people reading them. episode since Nielsen Social ton would someday pick guitar lowship hall, many waving 2000 with a cover photo of the as one of the best days of his Nielsen Social has tracked all began tracking TV-related Twitter strings on a national and inter- hand-held fans with a black- two guitarists on a road trip. life. He booked a last-minute that digital back-and-forth, and activity nearly four years ago. national stage. Amazing,” the and-white photo of a smiling Country singer Marty Stuart flight from Milan to Memphis on Monday is releasing a report on — The “Saturday Night Live” Rev. Herron Wilson said in a King hugging his black electric said King created a musical Friday so he could attend the television-related Twitter activity 40th anniversary special (NBC, standing-room-only sanctuary guitar, Lucille. legacy for the home state they funeral, and he ended up play- in the U.S. from Sept. 1, 2014 Feb. 15) set the record among all at Bell Grove Missionary Baptist At the beginning of the serv- share. ing during the service. through May 24, 2015. series for the size of the Twitter Church in King’s hometown of ice, family members filed past “As a fellow Mississippian, I’m “To be here today ... with his And while CBS consistently TV audience — 9.1 million people Indianola, Mississippi. King’s open casket, which had so proud to stand in his shadow all family and his friends — it tops the weekly Nielsen ratings — with 1.3 million tweets sent. King, whose distinctive guitar an image of Lucille embroidered as I walk across the world,” means everything to me,” Zingg for viewers, it’s an also-ran when — But that was dwarfed by style influenced generations of on the padded white cloth inside Stuart said. said. it comes to Twitter. “The 57th Annual Grammy entertainers, was 89 when he the lid. Later, the casket was On the way into the church, Tony Coleman, King’s drum- Highlights Awards” (CBS, Feb. 8), the sea- died May 14 in Las Vegas. At his closed and covered with a large Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant mer for 37 years, said King — “Empire” (Fox) was not only son’s top entertainment special, request, his body was returned arrangement of red roses. recalled spending time with King never referred to himself as King a ratings hit in its first season with 13.4 million tweets sent. to his native Mississippi for a Christopher Clouser, a busi- in the bluesman’s tour bus of the Blues, an honorary title but also a Twitter sensation. A They were seen by an audience of final homecoming. nessman and longtime friend of before a concert last year in others used. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015— 5 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015— 7 Obama’s trade agenda faces tough battle Do You Want To Sell WASHINGTON (AP) — After barriers. 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A recent Pew is a messy, sausage-making Adjustment Assistance, has trade bill, said in an interview. Research Center poll found that process. It was in the Senate, emerged as a particularly tricky GOP leaders “are in a bind,” she 58 percent of those surveyed, and it certainly will be in the component because it’s a priority said. “If they had the votes, including a majority of House,” White House communi- for Democrats, but many they’d be moving.” Democrats, say free trade agree- cations director Jen Psaki said Republicans oppose it and insist DeLauro said “dividing the ments have been good for the in an interview. “There will be on publicly voting against it. question” is only one of several U.S. Moreover, when Pew asked many moments where there will One House leadership option options House leaders are con- Americans to list their top prior- be difficult issues. We have our is to “divide the question” on the sidering. “Every option leads to ities for the president and eyes wide open with that.” Senate-passed bill. That would more problems,” she said, Congress this year, global trade At issue is legislation that allow separate votes on fast- “because this is a bad bill.” ranked 23rd. would give Obama parameters track and TAA. At the White House, officials “The people who don’t normal- for the trade deals he negotiates Presumably an overwhelming say Obama might rely less on the ly pay attention to campaigns but also speed up congressional number of Republicans, and just public speeches and high-profile probably aren’t going to be show- review of the final agreements by enough Democrats, would vote interviews that characterized the ing up to vote on this,” Jason giving lawmakers the right to for fast-track. And TAA would drive toward the Senate vote and Stanford of the Coalition to Stop approve or reject deals, but not pass with heavy Democratic sup- focus more on targeted lobbying Fast Track conceded. “But what change them. port and enough help from to retain Democratic supporters is important for these members ADMISSION Obama is seeking this “fast Republicans. That would ulti- and win over any remaining to note is that the same people track” authority to complete a mately leave the Senate bill fence sitters. who were knocking on doors for 12-nation Trans-Pacific trade intact and clear the way for The White House has been them last time are opposing this ON SALE deal that spans the Pacific rim Obama’s signature. especially impressed by the now. They are turning that from Chile to Vietnam. He and Some Democrats, however, efforts of House Ways and Means important base of support into a NOW! trade backers say it will open have raised the possibility of vot- Chairman Paul Ryan, a really dedicated opposition. And huge markets to U.S. goods by ing heavily against TAA to sabo- Wisconsin Republican who has that’s not how anyone wants to lowering tariffs and other trade tage their main target, fast track. worked to persuade conserva- run for re-election.”

ALSO AVAILABLE AT Rep. Rosa DeLauRo, D- Conn., speaks during a news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington. “There’s over- whelming opposition in the VIP UPGRADE ap photo Democratic caucus,” DeLauro, a House WaYs aND MeaNs Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R- leading opponent of Obama’s with Wis., listens during a hearing Feb. 3, on Capitol Hill in Washington. trade bill, said in an interview. CLUB RIVERBEND For all the near-death moments his trade agenda overcame in the Senate, President Barack Obama’s effort to cap his presidency with & a major international commerce deal faces its biggest hurdle — and Star Seating perhaps its graveyard — in the more polarized House of Representatives. D I S C O U N T TO K E N S 2016 hopefuls on Sunday shows at SUNTRUST discuss ISIS, debates and hair BANK WASHINGTON (AP) — Bernie question of whether they’re run- Jindal is expected to say in com- Sanders is itching to debate and ning. One big reason: Once they ing weeks whether he will join not just with other Democrats declare their candidacy, they can the nomination contest. running for the party’s presiden- no longer work directly with Paul said last week that tial nomination. He says super PACs that are raising Republican hawks supported the Democratic and Republican con- money to help them. indiscriminate spread of arms in tenders should be debating each Bush says he’s already the region where ISIS operates other during the primary season, checked with his wife and chil- and some of those weapons have too. dren they are “totally all in.” fallen into the hands of extrem- Y OUR G UIDE F OR A That shakeup is unlikely to That’s if he runs. As he hopes. ists. That led Jindal to say Paul happen — each party is planning is unsuited to be president. The D AY T O R EMEMBER ! its own debates, as usual. But WHY O’MALLEY? governor says ISIS exists purely the network news shows Sunday Hillary Rodham Clinton is in because of radical Islam. morning were something of a the most commanding position debating society of their own as by far in the Democratic race. BRING ON THE DEBATES The Special Event: 10 declared and likely candi- Sanders, a self-described demo- “We need a lot more debates in dates from both parties appeared cratic socialist, stepped up in this campaign,” Sanders told Planning the in a parade of political argument April to take her on and court the NBC’s “Meet the Press.” and sound bites, touching on party’s left. So what does Martin The Vermont senator said the Wedding Party! ISIS, personal ambition, immi- O’Malley, who entered the con- Democratic debates should begin gration, hair color and more. A test Saturday, have to offer liber- as soon as July and, in a twist, From the sampling: als that Sanders doesn’t? some Republicans should be in Achievement, he told ABC’s the mix. Ring to the BUSH ON THE BIG QUESTION “This Week.” That’s not the plan. The Is some extraterrestrial force “I have a track record of actu- Democratic Party says it will hold Honeymoon keeping Jeb Bush from announc- ally getting things done, not just six presidential primary debates ing a presidential candidacy? talking about things,” O’Malley with its candidates, beginning in and Beyond...... Pressed on CBS’ “Face the said when asked to compare the fall. The first Republican Nation,” he spoke as if the deci- himself with Sanders, an inde- debate will be in August, drawn sion is not his own. pendent in the Senate who aligns from a much larger field of rivals. Call 472-5041 “I hope I run,” he said. “I hope, with Democrats. O’Malley served I hope, I’m a candidate in the as Maryland governor and CONCERNING HAIR now to place near future.” Baltimore mayor. Carly Fiorina says she colors What might possibly persuade her hair, like Clinton does. your ad! him not to run? “Who knows?” STILL STEAMED Fiorina, the former Hewlett- Bush replied. “I’ve learned not to Presidential candidate Sen. Packard CEO now running for answer a lot of hypothetical Rand Paul certainly raised hack- the Republican nomination, told questions.” les in his own party when he “Fox News Sunday” she’s just The former Florida governor blamed the rise of the Islamic happy to have hair. She lost it for said he’ll decide soon after his State group on Republican a while when she was battling trip to Europe, which starts in a hawks, and perhaps none has breast cancer. week. taken more offense than Clinton told an audience in June Brides Bush has been campaigning Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal. South Carolina last week that and fundraising for months and Jindal was asked Sunday on while at age 67 she may not be the political world would be ABC whether he would support the youngest candidate in the DDeadline: Deeaaddlliinnee:: JJuneJuunnee 116,166,, 220152001155 shocked if he did not enter the Paul if the Kentucky senator race, she did have one advan- Republican nomination race. became the Republican nominee. tage: “I’ve been coloring my hair There are various reasons “I don’t think he will be our for years.” She said most presi- Publishes:P Puubblliisshheess:: JJuneJuunnee 221,211,, 220152001155 politicians dance around the party’s nominee,” Jindal said. dents go snow white in office. 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

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ASTROLOGYASTROLOGY by Eugenia Last Snuffy Smith

TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 2015 61. business. Get rid of the old and replace CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: You can achieve with vibrant new beginnings. You will DAY: Justin Long, 37; Zachary Quinto, greater security and stability if you follow have the opportunity to master the skills 38; Dana Carvey, 60; Dennis Haysbert, through and take care of unfinished that can help you take on future chal- lenges. It's up to you to take advantage of what's being offered. Your numbers are 1, 9, 16, 21, 25, 34, 49. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Your mind will be on money, legal, health and Contract Bridge contractual matters. Negotiations will by Steve Becker turn in your favor if you are explicit about what you need to keep things moving Hagar the Horrible forward. Don't let anyone bully you and you will gain respect and satisfaction. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Don't overdo it. Someone may try to persuade you to do something that is likely to cost you emotionally or financially. Spend time learning and researching whatever you want to purchase or pursue. Protect your assets. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Present your plans and see what kind of response you get. Speak freely and ini- tiate moving forward even if it means doing so alone. Your stress will diminish as your plans start to take shape. Dilbert CANCER (June 21-July 22): Don't let a change of plans stop you from moving forward. Problems with financial, legal or medical institutions and government agencies can be expected if you have unintentionally overlooked important documentation. Slow down and do things correctly. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Pay attention to details. Make sure to give a personal touch to whatever you are working on and you will capture the attention of someone who can contribute to your success. Don't feel the need to go over- board; it's quality, not quantity, that Garfield counts. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Keep a low profile and avoid getting into a debate with anyone at work or at home. Take pride in what you do and refuse to let anyone take credit for your hard work. Work alone, remain rational and avoid conflict. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You will inspire and be inspired if you take part in a course, demonstration or conference that has meaning for you. A change with an important relationship will develop once you realize the motives behind your connection. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Time is Beetle Bailey money, so don't waste it discussing things you have already decided to do. Don't hold back; let others know where you stand and what your plans are. Once the groundwork is in place, you can make your presentation and pro- mote your work. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Don't let boredom get the best of you. Live the dream and make the changes that will make you happy. Partnerships look promising, but keeping a written record of who does what will help you avoid squabbles later on. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics Expect the unexpected. Prepare to pro- By Conrad Day tect your possessions and your assets. Someone you trust will let you down. A change of heart will give you an out that should not be ignored. Take what's yours and keep moving away from neg- ativity. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Do your thing and don't look back. You can present your plan and pick up support and potential partners as you go. A chance to make a vocational change is within your reach. Home improvements will pay off. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Counting on others will lead to argu- ments and disappointments. Follow your heart and your passions and you will achieve your goals. A new look will boost your confidence. Leave time to celebrate your successes and accom- plishments with someone you love. Birthday Baby: You are inquisitive, thoughtful and energetic. You are sensi- tive and compassionate. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015— 9

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Monday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WDSI) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (LIFE) 10 p.m. on (LIFE) 10:01 p.m. on (WTVC) So You Think You Can Dance Jane the Virgin Devious Maids UnREAL The Whispers Some new faces — to this show, but not Talk about twists of fate: Miami hotel worker Season 3 of the soapy dramedy opens in Marti Noxon (“Buffy the Vampire Slayer”) The next time a child claims he or she has to entertainment in general — join the Jane (Gina Rodriguez) — who has vowed the aftermath of the shooting that disrupted co-created this new drama set behind the an imaginary friend, it might pay to believe 12th season of this competition, which has not to become an unwed mother like her the wedding of Rosie (Dania Ramirez) scenes of a TV dating competition program, it — if this new suspense series is any a stage dancer vs. street dancer theme. own mom (Andrea Navedo) — ends up and Spence (Grant Show), an unwelcome where producer Rachel Goldberg (Shiri Ap- indication. With Steven Spielberg among Paula Abdul, who certainly knows the sub- artificially inseminated by accident in this eruption of violence that has left some pleby) doesn’t blink at manipulating contes- its executive producers, the show makes ject and has plenty of judging experience seriocomic series’ first episode, “Chapter lives changed forever. Zoila (Judy Reyes), tants to give her hard-to-please executive Washington, D.C.-area youngsters the prey from her tenure on “American Idol,” and One (Pilot).” The resulting complications are meanwhile, ponders her next move since producer, Quinn King (Constance Zimmer), of an unseen entity that may use them to music star Jason Derulo sit beside returnee numerous not only for Jane, but also for her discovering she is pregnant by one of the the dramatic footage she demands. Craig impact the city’s corridors of power. Lily Nigel Lythgoe to assess the contestants. fiance (Brett Dier) as well as for the biologi- two men in her life, and Carmen (Roselyn Bierko, Freddie Stroma, Josh Kelly, Siob- Rabe plays an FBI agent skilled in dealing Cat Deeley also is back as the host. First cal father and his wife (Justin Baldoni, Yael Sanchez) starts to realize there may be han Williams and Johanna Braddy round with children. Milo Ventimiglia also stars in Lady Michelle Obama is interviewed during Grobglas). more than meets the eye to the charming out the cast. the premiere, “X Marks the Spot.” the episode. Sebastien (Gilles Marini).

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Luche Noticiero Uni. La Sombra del Pasado (N) Amores con Trampa (N) Lo Imperdonable Que te Perdone Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Off Road Engine Power NASCAR Pro Football Talk (N) ’ (Live) World Series World Series of Fighting 19 ’ World Series of Fighting 18 ’ World Series of Fighting 17 ’ DLC 319Detroit ER ’ Å Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Watchdog: Suspected ex-Nazis got $20.2M in Social Security WASHINGTON (AP) — Elfriede AP found that the Justice when the new law banning bene- Rinkel’s past as a Nazi concentra- Department used a legal loophole fits to Nazi suspects went into tion camp guard didn’t keep her to persuade Nazi suspects to effect. The agency did, however, from collecting nearly $120,000 leave the U.S. in exchange for continue payments to one sus- in American Social Security ben- Social Security benefits. If they pect because he was not subject efits. agreed to go voluntarily, or sim- to the law. Rinkel admitted to being sta- ply fled the country before being The Social Security tioned at the Ravensbrueck camp deported, they could keep their Administration did not respond during World War II, where she benefits. The Justice Department to a request for comment. worked with an attack dog denied using Social Security pay- But in informal comments to trained by the SS, according to ments as a way to expel former the IG, the agency and the U.S. Justice Department records. Nazis. Justice Department said the pool She immigrated to California and By March 1999, 28 suspected of 133 suspects included individ- married a German-born Jew Nazi criminals had collected $1.5 uals who were not deported and whose parents had been killed in million in Social Security pay- may not have had any role with the Holocaust. ments after their removal from the Nazis. The Justice She agreed to leave the U.S. in the U.S., Social Security Department requested the report 2006 and remains the only Administration records uncov- only include the names of 81 peo- woman the Justice Department’s ered by AP showed. Since then, ple it had provided to the IG. The Nazi-hunting unit ever initiated AP estimated the amount paid department said those individu- deportation proceedings against. out had grown substantially. als had conclusively been deter- Yet after Rinkel departed, the That estimate was based on the mined to be involved in the Nazi U.S. Social Security number of suspects who qualified persecution. Administration kept paying her and the three decades that have Rinkel was deported to widow benefits, which began after passed since the first former Germany in 2006. AP could not her husband died, because there Nazis, Arthur Rudolph and John locate her, although she is was no legal basis for stopping Avdzej, signed agreements that believed to be alive. She would be AP photo them until late last year. required them to leave the coun- 92. Before she left the U.S., Rinkel In thIs APrIl 6, 2012, fIle Photo, Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-NY, addresses a gathering of Rinkel is among 133 suspected try but ensured their benefits said she never told her husband Indonesian immigrants at the Reformed Church of Highland Park in Highland Park, N.J. More than 130 Nazi war criminals, SS guards, would continue. of four decades about her past as suspected Nazi war criminals, SS guards and others who may have participated in the Third Reich's and others that may have partic- Maloney, a senior member of a concentration camp guard. atrocities during World War II collected $20.2 million in retirement benefits, according to the Social ipated in the Third Reich’s atroc- the House Oversight and The IG’s report also describes a ities who received $20.2 million Government Reform Committee, beneficiary who worked as a Security Administration's inspector general. Maloney, a New York Democrat, requested the inspector in Social Security benefits, said the IG’s report showed that guard at several Nazi concentra- general look into the scope of the payments following an investigation by The Associated Press. "This according to a report to be dozens of alleged and confirmed tion camps and left the U.S. in report is another reminder that we must never forget the atrocities committed by the Nazis," Maloney said released later this week by the Nazis actively worked to conceal 1989 after learning the Justice Saturday in an emailed statement. inspector general of the Social their true identities from the U.S. Department planned to strip him Security Administration. The government and still received of his citizenship. The beneficiary Associated Press obtained a copy Social Security payments. received nearly $400,000 in of the report. “We must continue working to Social Security until the pay- Google tries to demystify privacy controls The payments are far greater remember the tragedy of the ments were terminated in SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — tery out of privacy.” enable people to limit the kinds than previously estimated and Holocaust and hold those respon- January when the new law went Google is making its privacy Most people want to get a bet- of ads they see. Accountholders occurred between February 1962 sible accountable,” Maloney said. into effect. controls easier to find and ter grip on their privacy as the also can prevent Google from and January 2015, when a new “One way to do that is by provid- The details match the case of understand in an attempt to confluence of widely used search logging their activities on per- law called the No Social Security ing as much information to the Jakob Denzinger, a successful make the more than 1 billion engines, smartphones and sonal computers and mobile for Nazis Act kicked in and ended public as possible. This report plastics industry executive in users of its digital services more online social networks makes it devices, though the company retirement payments for four hopefully provides some clarity.” Akron, Ohio. Denzinger’s U.S. cit- comfortable about the personal easier to track where they are, will warn that imposing those beneficiaries. The report does not The inspector general’s report izenship was revoked a few information that they give the what they’re doing and what restrictions might result in less- include the names of any Nazi used computer-processed data months after he departed. Internet’s most powerful compa- they’re thinking. relevant and slower results from suspects who received benefits. and other internal agency records Denzinger’s son, Thomas ny. A recently released survey by search requests. But the descriptions of several of to develop a comprehensive pic- Denzinger, said Sunday his father The simpler approach debut- the Pew Research Center found Facebook similarly uses what the beneficiaries match legal ture of the total number of Nazi is living in Croatia but suffers ing Monday features a 93 percent of adults in the U.S. it gleans from people’s activity records detailing Rinkel’s case suspects who received benefits from congestive heart failure and redesigned “My Account” hub consider being in control of their on its social network to sell ads. and others. and the dollar amounts paid out. near blindness. “His end is near,” where all of Google’s key privacy personal information to be Google’s new privacy check-up The large amount of the bene- The Social Security he said. controls can be found. important. Yet only 9 percent of tool is similar to a feature that fits and their duration illustrate Administration last year refused He said his father was entitled Accountholders can also under- the respondents felt they had a Facebook unveiled nearly nine how unaware the American pub- AP’s request for those figures. to the benefits after paying Social go a check-up that will break lot of control over their informa- months ago. lic was of the influx of Nazi perse- The report said $5.6 million Security taxes for 33 years. “He’s down which of the company’s tion and 50 percent said they The reliance of personal data cutors into the U.S., with esti- was paid to 38 former Nazis never been convicted of any- various services are gathering had little or no control over their to target ads has subjected both mates ranging as high as 10,000. before they were deported. thing,” Thomas Denzinger said. information about them. A new data. Google and Facebook to harsh Many lied about their Nazi pasts Ninety-five Nazi suspects who Efraim Zuroff, the head Nazi site at Since its 1998 inception, criticism by privacy watchdogs to get into the U.S. and even were not deported but were hunter at the Simon Wiesenthal http://privacy.google.com will Google has built a stable of pop- and some competitors. Without became American citizens. They alleged or found to have partici- Center in Jerusalem, said the also address a variety of issues ular products that funnel valu- identifying specific companies, got jobs and said little about what pated in the Nazi persecution Justice Department did what was in a question-and-answer for- able — and sensitive — informa- Apple CEO Tim Cook last year they did during the war. received $14.5 million in benefits, necessary to get Nazi suspects mat. tion about the people using posted an open letter warning Americans were shocked in the according to the report. Of that out of the U.S. But “it’s a traves- The new system represents them. Besides its dominant that “when an online service is 1970s to learn their former ene- larger group, nearly half died or ty,” he added, that so many of Google’s tacit admission that its search engine, the Mountain free, you’re not the customer. mies were living next door. Yet the fled the country while their cases them ended up keeping their ben- previous setup confused and View, California, company also You’re the product.” U.S. was slow to react. It wasn’t were pending. Still others settled efits. frustrated people. Until now, the runs the YouTube video site, the Since 2010, Google has been until 1979 that a special Nazi- with the U.S. government and “The issue is the principle here privacy controls were spread Chrome browser, Gmail, Google reprimanded by regulators in hunting unit, the Office of Special were allowed to stay for health — do you sign deals with Nazis to across far-flung sections of Maps and the Android operating the U.S. and Europe for a variety Investigations, was created with- reasons or because they agreed to get them out of the country?” he Google’s website with few expla- system for mobile devices. of privacy breaches, including in the Justice Department. cooperate with investigators. said Sunday. “The Department of nations of the pros and cons of Google analyzes people’s exposing email contacts, secretly Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., The IG criticized the Social Justice said yes, but who wants adjusting each setting. interests and habits to show tracking users of Apple’s Safari requested that the Social Security Security Administration for to think that taxpayer dollars “It wasn’t well organized and them ads about products most browser and snooping on Wi-Fi Administration’s inspector gener- improperly paying four benefici- went to people who served as we didn’t give a lot of context,” likely to appeal to them. Ads networks. al look into the scope of the pay- aries $15,658 because it did not guards in camps? On the other concedes Guemmy Kim, generate most of Google’s rev- “We have had some privacy ments following an AP investiga- suspend the benefits in time. The hand, the government was trying Google’s product manager of enue, which totaled $66 billion missteps, but we are always try- tion, which was published in agency “properly stopped pay- to maximize what it could do with account controls and settings. last year. ing to learn from that and to October 2014. ment” to the four beneficiaries the tools that they had.” “We are trying to take the mys- Google’s privacy controls serve our users better,” Kim says.

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AP photo Contact Information: Phone:Email: In thIs APrIl 25, 2013 fIle Photo, Bangladeshi people gather as rescuers look for survivors and victims at the site of Rana Plaza building that collapsed a day before, in Savar, near Dhaka, Bangladesh. Authorities in Bangladesh filed murder charges against 41 people including the building's owner, Sohel Rana, and his parents and more than a dozen government officials, for their direct role behind the deaths of 1,137 people in the collapse of Rana Plaza. Building collapse leads to Bangladesh murder charges DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — accident, Bangladesh’s worst Bangladesh’s capital, said a Authorities in Bangladesh filed industrial disaster. hearing would take place June murder charges Monday against If convicted of murder, the 28 to decide on further proceed- You are the BEST Because dozens of people for their roles in defendants could face the death ings. the 2013 collapse of a garment penalty. The maximum punish- In a separate case, the accused factory building that killed more ment for culpable homicide is will also face charges of violating than 1,100 people. seven years in jail. safety rules in building Rana The charges were filed against Investigators said the shift Plaza because additional floors 41 people, including the build- from the culpable homicide were added to the original five- ing’s owner, Sohel Rana, and his charges came after the investiga- story building, which was basi- parents and more than a dozen tion found that Rana, his staff cally meant for office and shop- government officials, for their and the management of the five ping malls. Later, illegally built direct role in the deaths of 1,137 factories had forced the workers upper floors were transformed people in the collapse of Rana to enter the building despite their into factories. Plaza, said the lead investigator, unwillingness to work on the day The April 2013 collapse of Bijoy Krishna Kar of the Criminal of the accident after the building Rana Plaza, located just outside Investigation Department. developed major cracks a day Dhaka, highlighted grim condi- Investigators initially had said earlier. tions in Bangladesh’s garment the accused, who also include The police report called the industry. Extremely low wages in the owners of the five factories deaths a “mass killing.” About the poor South Asian country Love, that the building housed, would 2,500 people were injured in the have led global brands and retail- be charged with culpable homi- disaster. ers to prefer Bangladesh over cide, but they later changed their Kar, who submitted the China and other developing First Name Only plans due to the gravity of the charges to a court in Dhaka, countries. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015— 11 Senate takes up House bill but fails to avoid spying lapse WASHINGTON (AP) — Eight attempt to pass an extension of Civil liberties groups were split. days after blocking it, Senate current law. Paul objected each Some, including the ACLU, Republicans have agreed to time McConnell attempted to oppose the USA Freedom Act as begin debate on a House bill bring that measure to a vote. too weak, and applauded the expi- that would overhaul the Paul opposes the USA ration of the surveillance laws. If National Security Agency’s han- Freedom Act as not going far the USA Freedom Act passes, the dling of American calling enough. But, he predicted , the NSA would resume bulk phone records while preserving other USA Freedom Act “will ultimate- records collection during a six domestic surveillance provi- ly pass.” month transition period to the sions. Earlier, in a fiery speech decry- new system. But that remarkable turn- ing NSA surveillance, he shouted, “Congress should take advan- about didn’t happen soon “This is what we fought the revo- tage of this sunset to pass far- enough to prevent the laws gov- lution over, are we going to so reaching surveillance reform, erning the programs from expir- blithely give up our freedom? ... instead of the weak bill currently ing at midnight Sunday as I’m not going to take it anymore.” under consideration,” said Republican Sen. Rand Paul, a Supporters wearing red “Stand Michael Macleod-Ball, acting presidential contender, stood in With Rand” T-shirts packed the director of the ACLU Washington the way of extending the pro- spectator gallery. Legislative Office. gram, angering his GOP col- Paul’s moves infuriated fellow But that seemed unlikely. leagues and frustrating intelli- Republicans and they exited the Liberal senators who have been gence and law enforcement offi- chamber en masse when he stood aggressive in criticizing the NSA cials. up to speak after the Senate’s vote are backing the USA Freedom Act. Now, the question is whether on the House bill. “I’m pleased Republicans joined the Senate will pass a bill the Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. with Democrats to do what’s House can live with. If so, the complained to reporters that Paul responsible and support the pas- surveillance programs will AP photo places “a higher priority on his sage of the USA Freedom Act,” resume, with some significant Sen. RAnd PAul, R-Ky., talks with a reporter as he leaves the Capitol following his address to the fundraising and his ambitions said Sen. Martin Heinrich, a New changes in how the phone Senate in Washington, Sunday. Senate Republicans say they’ve been unable to make a deal to extend than on the security of the Mexico Democrat. “This is a records are handled. If not, they contested anti-terror provisions. As a result, the post-Sept. 11 programs expired at midnight. nation.” bipartisan compromise that will remain dormant. Paul, for his part, asserted that, would ensure that our intelligence The Senate vote on the meas- “People here in town think I’m community has the tools it needs ure known as the USA Freedom Other authorities that expired the agency to search records Freedom Act. making a huge mistake. Some of to focus more narrowly on the Act can come no earlier than 1 allowed the FBI to collect busi- held by the phone companies. McConnell was boxed in by them I think secretly want there records of actual terrorists, and a.m., Tuesday. Senate ness records in terrorism and That bill, which preserves the the actions of his fellow to be an attack on the United end the bulk collection of law- Republican aides said they espionage investigations, and to other expiring provisions, Kentucky Republican, Paul, States so they can blame it on abiding Americans’ private phone expected some amendments, more easily eavesdrop on a sus- passed the House overwhelm- who helped stymy the leader’s me.” calls.” but no major revisions to the pect who is discarding cell ingly May 13. bill. phones to avoid surveillance. Senate Republicans blocked “Having gone past the brink, Intelligence officials publicly that legislation on May 23, the Senate must now embrace warned of danger, but were not arguing that it undercut the the necessity of acting responsi- deeply concerned with a lapse of NSA’s ability to quickly search bly,” said Adam Schiff, the a few days or weeks, given that the records. It fell three votes ranking Democrat on the House the authorities remain available short of the 60 needed to intelligence committee, in a in pending investigations. What advance. statement after Sunday’s Senate they most fear is a legislative But with no other options, vote. impasse that could doom the Senate Majority Leader Mitch The high-stakes drama played programs permanently. McConnell, in an about-face, out as Congress debated the “The Senate took an impor- reluctantly embraced the most significant changes tant-if late-step forward House-passed bill Sunday prompted by the disclosures of tonight,” White House night. Edward Snowden, the former spokesman Josh Earnest said “It’s not ideal but, along with NSA contractor who revealed in a statement. “We call on the votes on some modest amend- the phone records collection Senate to ensure this irrespon- ments that attempt to ensure and other main surveillance sible lapse in authorities is as the program can actually work programs. With no deal reached short-lived as possible.” as promised, it’s now the only in time, the NSA stopped col- President Barack Obama sup- realistic way forward,” lecting American phone records ports the USA Freedom Act, McConnell said. at 3:59 p.m. EST Sunday, offi- which ends NSA bulk collection The Senate then voted 77-17 cials said. of U.S. phone records but allows to move ahead on the USA GOP attack on water rule part of wider bid to ‘rein in’ EPA WASHINGTON (AP) — The ed. and recently announced a new Obama administration says a The administration has pro- wrinkle, telling the EPA’s new federal rule regulating small posed stricter emissions limits on McCarthy that Congress could streams and wetlands will protect smog-forming pollution linked to block the plan by using an the drinking water of more than asthma and respiratory illness. obscure section of the Clean Air 117 million people in the country. Rather than settling on a firm Act requiring congressional con- Not so, insist Republicans. new ozone limit, the EPA is pro- sent for agreements among They say the rule is a massive posing a range of allowable ozone states. government overreach that could levels that cut the existing level “The law reads: ‘No such even subject puddles and ditches but do not go as far as environ- agreement or compact shall be to regulation. mental and public health groups binding or obligatory upon any Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R- want. The rule is expected to be state ... unless and until it has W.Va., is promising to “rein in” completed later this year. been approved by Congress,’” the government through legisla- In December, the administra- McConnell told McCarthy at an tion or other means. tion set the first national stan- April hearing. “Doesn’t seem 
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 curb carbon pollution from coal- fication, citing hundreds of cases WHAT’S NEXT? or find us on facebook 473-2620 fired power plants. nationwide in which coal ash Obama, McCarthy and officials — its proposal for stricter lim- waste has tainted waterways or are not backing down. At the its on smog-forming pollution underground aquifers, in many April hearing, McCarthy told linked to asthma and respiratory cases legally. McConnell that the EPA guide- illness The coal industry wanted the lines are reasonable and give — a separate rule setting the less stringent classification, states “tremendous flexibility.” first national standards for waste arguing that coal ash is not dan- The EPA will produce a rule generated from coal burned for gerous, and that a hazardous “that will withstand the test of electricity. label would hinder recycling. time in the courts,” McCarthy The rules are among a host of About 40 percent of coal ash is said. regulations that majority reused. “You’re going to have to prove Republicans have targeted for —- it in court,” McConnell said. repeal or delay as they confront WHAT DO REPUBLICANS SAY “As we most often do,” President Barack Obama on a ABOUT THE RULES? McCarthy replied. second-term priority: his envi- GOP lawmakers criticize the Lawmakers in the House and ronmental legacy, especially his rules as anti-business job killers Senate will continue to hold efforts to reduce the pollution that go further than needed to hearings on the administration’s linked to global warming. protect the nation’s air and water plans and push bills to block the —- supplies and other natural rules or curb spending on them. WHAT HAS OBAMA resources. The GOP-controlled House PROPOSED? House Speaker John Boehner, passed a bill blocking the EPA Last June, Obama rolled out a R-Ohio, said the new water rule water rule on May 12 — two plan to cut earth-warming pollu- will send “landowners, small weeks before it was officially tion from power plants by 30 per- businesses, farmers and manu- announced. Bills to block the cent by 2030, setting in motion facturers on the road to a regula- power plant rule, ozone limits one of the most significant U.S. tory and economic hell.” and coal ash regulation have actions ever to address global Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla., been filed in both chambers. warming. Once completed this chairman of the Senate “We are going to pursue all summer, the rule will set the first Environment and Public Works avenues,” McConnell told The national limits on carbon dioxide Committee, said Obama and the Associated Press. “The solution is from existing power plants, the EPA are “aggressively pushing an not right here (in Congress), it’s largest source of greenhouse extreme and costly regulatory out there — either in the courts gases in the U.S. agenda” that will harm the U.S. or the governors refusing to file The administration says the economy and everyday life of plans.” rule is expected to raise electrici- Americans. His committee “con- This week, the EPA is expected ty prices by about 4.9 percent by tinues to pursue legislation to to propose regulations to cut 2020 and spur a wave of retire- take aim at EPA’s costly and greenhouse gas emissions from ments of coal-fired power plants. harmful regulations,” Inhofe heavy-duty trucks, cutting mil- The administration also has said. lions of tons of carbon dioxide moved forward on other rules, —- pollution while saving millions of including the water plan WHAT OPTIONS ARE barrels of oil. announced last Wednesday. AVAILABLE? EPA spokeswoman Liz Purchia Officials say it will provide much- Senate Majority Leader Mitch said in all its actions, the agency needed clarity for landowners McConnell, R-Ky., has led the is merely fulfilling its mission to about which small waterways charge against the power plant protect the environment. and tributaries must be protect- rule, which he says amounts to a “Clean air and clean water ed against pollution and develop- declaration of war against his should not be a political issue,” ment. home state, a longtime leader in she said. “All sides of the aisle The head of the Environmental coal production. want a clean and safe planet for Protection Agency, Gina McConnell wrote the 50 gover- their children and future genera- McCarthy, said the rule only nors in March urging them not to tions. We are just doing our jobs would affect waters with a “direct comply with the rule, which — as Congress has directed us, and significant” connection to requires implementation by the and as courts have affirmed for larger bodies of water down- states. McConnell has encour- us — to protect public health and stream that already are protect- aged legal challenges to the rule the environment.” 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Vandy shortstop dedicates winning homer to late friend NASHVILLE (AP) — Dansby I’ve been involved in both doses Swanson thought about late of people from home and every- friend Dai-Jon Parker after hit- one here, so it’s been tough the ting the winning home run in the past couple of days, honestly, but ninth inning for Vanderbilt. we definitely lost an incredible Once the game ended, the guy.” Vanderbilt shortstop shared that Swanson, expected to be on Twitter: “That one was for you among the top picks June 8 in Dai-Jon.” the Major League Baseball draft, The former Vanderbilt basket- has hit 14 homers this season, ball player drowned in a boating including four in last week’s accident in an Indiana reservoir Southeastern Conference Thursday, and Parker was on Tournament. The junior is hitting Swanson’s mind as he hit a two- .350 with 60 RBIs. run homer to beat Indiana 6-4 on Vanderbilt athletic director Saturday night in NCAA regional David Williams said Sunday that play. he wasn’t surprised that “I don’t know if people know Swanson dedicated his homer to this, but I’ve known him since Parker. eighth grade and we played bas- “When you talk about it, you ketball together and with each kind of tear up,” Williams said. other for a while,” Swanson said. “This is a kid who will never be “And he’s just an incredible guy. forgotten, and it seems like what So positive. It’s hard to sum up in Dansby did and what some of the words everything that’s been others are doing sort of confirms going on lately.” and reaffirms it. It’s sad that someone’s life was cut short so Swanson’s tweet had 1,210 young, but it’s really very heart- favorites and 671 retweets by warming to realize how many AP photo early Sunday afternoon. people (knew Dai-Jon.)” JiMMie Johnson drove to a record setting 10th career win at Dover and his fourth victory of the season Sunday, in the Sprint Both Swanson and Parker Parker and another man were Cup Fedex 400 at Dover International Speedway in Dover, Del. went to high school in the Atlanta being pulled on an inner-tube by area. Parker played three sea- a pontoon boat when it hit a large sons at Vanderbilt before trans- wave, knocking Parker off. He ferring last summer to was not wearing a life jacket. Indianapolis. A GoFundMe page has been Johnson makes history “It’s terrible,” Swanson said. set up to help Parker’s mother “Definitely our prayers are going pay for the funeral. out to his family and everyone that’s involved with the situation. See VANDY, Page 15 with 10th win at Dover DOVER, Del. (AP) — Jimmie Johnson ed five extra laps beyond the scheduled Waltrip (Bristol-12, Martinsville-11, North took the congratulatory call from his boss, 400 because a late accident brought out Wilkesboro-10), Earnhardt (Talladega-10) then flipped the phone for a selfie. the caution. and David Pearson (Darlington-10) as driv- The six-time series champ and crew He has four wins this season, 74 in his ers to win 10 races at a single track. chief Chad Knaus sandwiched the 60- career and has won at least four times in a The Hendrick Motorsports driver swept pound trophy and smiled for a familiar season 11 times. Dover in 2002 and 2009 and also won photo. On deck, Johnson could catch Dale races in 2005, 2010, 2012, 2013 and “You’ve only got 10 of ‘em,” a fan yelled Earnhardt for seventh on the career wins 2014. at the victory lane celebration. list with 76. Kevin Harvick was second, followed by Johnson said: “We’ll keep them coming!” “It’s right there in front of me, so I look Kyle Larson, Kasey Kahne and Aric Johnson had already mastered the at it and think, wow, this is incredible,” Almirola. Monster Mile like no other driver. His latest Johnson said. “Yes, it’s a priority for me “I figured it would be tough to have a win earned him a slice of NASCAR history and something I want to do. But I’m almost shot at Jimmie,” Larson said. that etched his name in the same class as in shock that we’re there. Seventy-four Harvick held a comfortable lead until the five Hall of Fame drivers. race wins, 10 here, you can’t dream that field was bunched on a late caution. Kyle With his No. 48 Chevrolet on cold tires, big.” Busch, who was in the top five, connected Johnson got hot down the stretch Sunday Johnson drank a beer in victory lane with Brian Scott to end the race for each to win at Dover International Speedway and took a quick call from team owner driver. Busch, who poked his head inside and become the fifth driver with 10 or more Rick Hendrick. Scott’s window for a chat, was unhurt in Sprint Cup victories at a single track. “I know what I’m capable of and felt just his second points race since he suffered leg “It was cool to have a track that I enjoyed fine doing it,” Johnson said. “And, I’ve got and ankle injuries at Daytona. so much turn into a track I could win at,” a great rhythm. I’ve got great support at Busch needs a win and to hit the top 30 Johnson said. “We’ve been able to keep home.” in the points standings to become eligible that feeling going for a lot of years.” No active driver owns a track like for the Chase for the Sprint Cup champi- Unlike his other nine Dover wins when Johnson does Dover. onship. he led at least 175 laps in each race, Johnson joined NASCAR Hall of Famers Harvick and Johnson both stayed out on AP photo Johnson led only 23 laps for this perfect Richard Petty (Martinsville-15, North old tires during cautions. Knaus gambled vAnderBiLt’s dAnsBy swAnson high-fives head coach Tim 10. Johnson has 10 wins in 27 career Wilkesboro-15, Richmond-13, Corbin after hitting the game-winning two-run home run against starts on the concrete mile track. He need- Rockingham-11, Daytona-10), Darrell See JOHNSON, Page 15 Indiana in the top of the ninth inning Saturday, in Nashville. Braves score 4 in the 9th to stun Giants SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Jace Peterson contin- get it, maybe too hard.” ued his torrid pace and once again came through Nick Masset (1-1) pitched 1 2-3 scoreless innings with the game on the line. for the win. Jason Grilli got the final three outs for Peterson tripled with the bases loaded in his 15th save in 16 chances. Atlanta’s four-run ninth inning to lead the Braves “A lot of stuff can happen,” Braves manager Fredi to a 7-5 victory over the San Francisco Giants on Gonzalez said. “There was a double play ball, game Sunday. over. But it takes a bad hop and Crawford can’t Freddie Freeman sparked the rally with his sec- come up with it and all of a sudden we have more ond home run in as many at bats against Giants life.” closer Santiago Casilla (4-1), who blew his third Freeman, the current active consecutive games save. leader with 218, entered the game defensively in the “I put a good swing on it and it worked out for seventh. us,” said Peterson, who has five hits in his last two “I’m not a big fan of off days but I guess it was a games. “Freddie hit the home run to get it going. No good idea today,” Freeman said. “Hopefully I can one in this dugout ever feels like we’re out of a carry the momentum of that home run, and the one game.” a couple of days ago, into Arizona.” Andrelton Simmons walked and Brandon Joe Panik hit a go-ahead, two-run homer in the Crawford mishandled Christian Bethancourt’s seventh, and Brandon Belt and Crawford also hit potential double-play grounder. Pinch hitter A.J. home runs for Giants. Pierzynski blooped a single into right to load the AP photo Madison Bumgarner, who retired the first 12 bat- AtLAntA’s A.J. Pierzynski celebrates with teammates Christian Bethancourt, center, and bases for Peterson. ters, turned in a quality start but did not figure in “I was trying to get two before I caught the ball,” Andrelton Simmons, left, after all three scored on a Jace Peterson triple in the ninth inning Sunday Crawford said. “It wasn’t hit (hard) and I came in to See BRAVES, Page 15 against the San Francisco Giants, in San Francisco. Florida beats Auburn to advance to championship series OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Kristi bottom of the ninth scored to force a second game against who threw out Morgan Estell at ence that. I was very happy for Merritt and Lauren Haeger made Justine McLean for the game Florida on Sunday. Florida need- the plate to end the inning. my family that got to see that.” the throws that have Florida on winner. McLean had advanced to ed just one win, but Auburn Florida loaded the bases in the Now, the Gators have a chance the verge of a repeat. second on a wild pitch before needed two in the double-elimi- bottom of the third, and McLean to have another rare experience Merritt, a center fielder, threw DeWitt’s hit off Auburn reliever nation tournament to advance to scored on a wild pitch to put the — no team has repeated since out runners at the plate in the Marcy Harper. the championship series. Gators on the board. Arizona in 2006 and 2007. UCLA second and fourth innings, and “We escaped,” Florida coach Auburn (56-11) earned its first In the fourth, Auburn got the and Arizona are the only schools Haeger pitched a complete game Tim Walton said. “I think escaped two World Series wins Saturday bases loaded again with one out, ever to repeat. to give Florida a 3-2 victory over is probably a good word.” with victories over Tennessee and and this time, the Tigers took Michigan advances Auburn in nine innings Sunday, Florida (58-6) will play UCLA. advantage. Branndi Melero sin- sending the defending national Michigan (59-6) in the best-of- “Just getting here was building gled to score two and put the with win over LSU Tigers champion Gators back into the three championship series, a legacy here at Auburn,” Auburn Tigers up 2-1. It ended Haeger’s (AP) — Sierra Lawrence had a championship series. beginning Monday. Michigan first baseman Jade Rhodes said. scoreless inning streak at 13. two-run double in the sixth Haeger gave up 11 hits, but beat LSU 6-3 on Sunday to “Getting here and winning games Auburn nearly did more damage, inning and Michigan beat LSU 6- she constantly got out of jams to advance. is more than we could ever ask but Merritt threw out Carosone 3 on Sunday to advance to face claim her third win at this year’s The Gators nearly won for.” at home to end the threat. defending champion Florida for World Series. Sunday’s game in the bottom of Early on, the Tigers had Florida answered quickly. the Women’s College World Series “It was a battle,” Haeger said. the eighth, but Auburn center Haeger in trouble. Auburn loaded Taylore Fuller’s rocket just title. AP photo “It was a dogfight. It was a nice fielder Morgan Estell threw out the bases with one out in the sec- cleared the left field fence in the The score was tied at 3-all Justine McLeAn celebrates clean softball game of just fight- Francesca Martinez at home with ond inning had and its two All- fourth inning to tie the score. when Lawrence’s hit knocked in after scoring in the ninth inning ing each other and getting outs two outs and the score tied 2-2. Americans, Emily Carosone and “That’s an experience that’s Tera Blanco and Olivia Richvalsky. Lawrence stole home for Florida against Auburn in when we needed to.” The Tigers left 14 runners on Kasey Cooper coming up to bat. once in a lifetime,” she said. “Not Oklahoma City, Sunday. Nicole DeWitt’s single in the base, squandering their chance Carosone lined out to Merritt, very many people get to experi- See FLORIDA, Page 15 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com

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FS1 — Youth, FIFA, U-20 World Cup, New Zealand vs. United 9. (20) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 405, 96.5, 36, $141,753. States, at Auckland, New Zealand 10. (22) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 405, 87.4, 34, $149,881. GOLF 11. (5) Joey Logano, Ford, 405, 95.3, 33, $148,893. 12. (19) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 404, 81.2, 33, $148,701. Byron Nelson Par Scores 13. (15) David Ragan, Toyota, 404, 74.2, 31, $129,999. ON TAP Sunday 14. (16) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 403, 77.3, 31, At TPC Four Seasons Resort $117,210. Monday, June 1 Irving, Texas 15. (33) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, 403, 69.9, 29, $110,310. SWIMMING Purse: $7.1 million 16. (26) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 403, 63.7, 28, $127,999. Chattanooga Country Club at Cleveland Aqua Tigers (Tinsley Thursday yardage: 7,166; Par 70 17. (7) Greg Biffle, Ford, 403, 72.6, 27, $131,018. Park), 6 Friday-Saturday-Sunday yardage: 6,864; Par 69 18. (17) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 402, 76.4, 26, $130,835. Thursday, June 4 (a-amateur) 19. (8) Carl Edwards, Toyota, 402, 81.2, 26, $98,035. SWIMMING Final 20. (30) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 402, 54.9, 24, $116,043. Waterdogs at Chattanooga Country Club, 5:30 Steven Bowditch (500), $1,278,00062-68-65-64—259 -18 21. (1) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 402, 102.6, 24, $129,610. Cleveland Aqua Tigers at Ringgold, 6 Charley Hoffman (208), $530,133 69-65-64-65—263 -14 22. (28) Sam Hornish Jr., Ford, 400, 59.3, 22, $122,505. Scott Pinckney (208), $530,133 69-64-64-66—263 -14 23. (43) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 400, 45.1, 0, $95,510. Jimmy Walker (208), $530,133 64-66-67-66—263 -14 24. (29) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 400, 56.2, 20, $125,918. Zach Johnson (110), $284,000 69-64-68-63—264 -13 25. (32) David Gilliland, Ford, 399, 48.4, 19, $116,443. BASKETBALL Jon Curran (95), $246,725 67-63-67-68—265 -12 26. (37) Cole Whitt, Ford, 399, 41.2, 18, $105,293. Brandt Snedeker (95), $246,725 71-66-64-64—265 -12 27. (21) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 399, 54, 17, $110,632. NBA Playoff Glance Jason Dufner (83), $213,000 71-65-64-66—266 -11 28. (38) Brett Moffitt, Ford, 398, 37.9, 16, $93,535. FINALS Dustin Johnson (83), $213,000 67-68-62-69—266 -11 29. (40) J.J. Yeley, Toyota, 397, 38, 0, $89,385. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Daniel Berger (64), $157,383 72-65-64-66—267 -10 30. (35) Jeb Burton, Toyota, 396, 33.5, 14, $90,710. Golden State vs. Cleveland Nick Watney (64), $157,383 67-65-70-65—267 -10 31. (13) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 396, 83.4, 13, $107,060. Thursday, June 4: Cleveland at Golden State, 9 p.m. Tony Finau (64), $157,383 67-64-68-68—267 -10 32. (36) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 395, 32.9, 12, $88,885. Sunday, June 7: Cleveland at Golden State, 8 p.m. Colt Knost (64), $157,383 68-65-66-68—267 -10 33. (12) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 395, 69.7, 11, $125,671. Tuesday, June 9: Golden State at Cleveland, 9 p.m. Ryan Palmer (64), $157,383 65-66-67-69—267 -10 34. (41) Brendan Gaughan, Chevrolet, 392, 28.8, 0, $88,535. Thursday, June 11: Golden State at Cleveland, 9 p.m. Cameron Percy (64), $157,383 67-64-68-68—267 -10 35. (42) Mike Bliss, Ford, 391, 27.9, 0, $88,310. AP photo x-Sunday, June 14: Cleveland at Golden State, 8 p.m. Zac Blair (53), $102,950 69-64-66-69—268 -9 36. (10) Kyle Busch, Toyota, accident, 374, 94.6, 9, $133,201. x-Tuesday, June 16: Golden State at Cleveland, 9 p.m. Gnzlo Fdz-Castano (53), $102,950 70-68-67-63—268 -9 37. (9) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 373, 53, 7, $95,982. STEVEN BOWDITCH HITS from the sand on the 14th green during the final round of the Byron x-Friday, June 19: Cleveland at Golden State, 9 p.m. Brooks Koepka (53), $102,950 69-68-64-67—268 -9 38. (27) Brian Scott, Chevrolet, accident, 372, 54.6, 0, John Merrick (53), $102,950 66-67-69-66—268 -9 $82,598. Nelson golf tournament in Irving, Texas, Sunday. Kenny Perry (53), $102,950 69-68-64-67—268 -9 39. (4) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, suspension, 346, 93.4, 5, Nicholas Thompson (53), $102,95070-67-66-65—268 -9 $115,471. BASEBALL Keegan Bradley (46), $62,303 66-70-67-66—269 -8 40. (39) Josh Wise, Ford, electrical, 346, 36.1, 4, $74,535. 41. (34) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, 317, 40.4, 3, $70,535. National League Brendon de Jonge (46), $62,303 70-66-63-70—269 -8 Graham DeLaet (46), $62,303 69-66-67-67—269 -8 42. (24) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, 310, 42.5, 2, $74,535. East Division 43. (31) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 221, 39.3, 1, $107,610. W L Pct GB Russell Henley (46), $62,303 70-65-69-65—269 -8 Spencer Levin (46), $62,303 71-67-65-66—269 -8 Race Statistics Winning bells: Bowditch wins Washington 28 22 .560 — Average Speed of Race Winner: 119.547 mph. New York 28 23 .549 ½ Bryce Molder (46), $62,303 69-67-65-68—269 -8 Rod Pampling (46), $62,303 69-66-69-65—269 -8 Time of Race: 3 hours, 23 minutes, 16 seconds. Atlanta 25 25 .500 3 Margin of Victory: 0.435 seconds. Miami 20 31 .392 8½ Will Wilcox (46), $62,303 68-67-67-67—269 -8 Jonas Blixt (40), $45,085 67-69-67-67—270 -7 Caution Flags: 7 for 40 laps. Philadelphia 19 33 .365 10 Lead Changes: 15 among 9 drivers. Central Division Jerry Kelly (40), $45,085 68-64-68-70—270 -7 Rory Sabbatini (40), $45,085 69-64-69-68—270 -7 Lap Leaders: D.Hamlin 1-41; M.Truex Jr. 42-76; D.Hamlin 77- W L Pct GB 143; M.Truex Jr. 144-157; D.Hamlin 158-159; C.Edwards Nelson at site of wedding St. Louis 33 17 .660 — Jordan Spieth (40), $45,085 69-64-68-69—270 -7 Scott Brown (35), $36,636 70-66-70-65—271 -6 160-162; D.Earnhardt Jr. 163-165; M.Truex Jr. 166-247; Chicago 26 22 .542 6 Ky.Busch 248-250; D.Hamlin 251-258; K.Harvick 259-324; Pittsburgh 26 24 .520 7 Ken Duke (35), $36,636 67-68-70-66—271 -6 Danny Lee (35), $36,636 67-69-66-69—271 -6 Ky.Busch 325-328; C.Bowyer 329; B.Keselowski 330-357; IRVING, Texas (AP) — Steven attempt at his Dallas home but quickly gave it back at the Cincinnati 22 27 .449 10½ K.Harvick 358-382; J.Johnson 383-405. Milwaukee 17 34 .333 16½ Jonathan Randolph (35), $36,636 69-63-65-74—271 -6 Kyle Reifers (35), $36,636 70-68-67-66—271 -6 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, Laps Led): M.Truex Jr., Bowditch already had wedding while battling depression in par-3 2nd. He went in the water West Division 3 times for 131 laps; D.Hamlin, 4 times for 118 laps; W L Pct GB Martin Flores (29), $27,690 67-69-64-72—272 -5 photos from the 18th green at 2006, not long after he moved to twice for bogeys on the back Brian Harman (29), $27,690 70-68-66-68—272 -5 K.Harvick, 2 times for 91 laps; B.Keselowski, 1 time for 28 Los Angeles 29 20 .592 — laps; J.Johnson, 1 time for 23 laps; Ky.Busch, 2 times for 7 the home of the AT&T Byron the U.S. nine, including on 17 a day San Francisco 30 22 .577 ½ Matt Kuchar (29), $27,690 71-67-64-70—272 -5 Hunter Mahan (29), $27,690 68-64-70-70—272 -5 laps; D.Earnhardt Jr., 1 time for 3 laps; C.Edwards, 1 time for San Diego 25 27 .481 5½ 3 laps; C.Bowyer, 1 time for 1 lap. S.J. Park (29), $27,690 68-68-65-71—272 -5 Nelson. “My personal life is my per- after he gave big galleries that Arizona 23 26 .469 6 Wins: J.Johnson, 4; K.Harvick, 2; Ku.Busch, 1; D.Earnhardt Vijay Singh (29), $27,690 70-67-66-69—272 -5 Colorado 22 26 .458 6½ Jr., 1; C.Edwards, 1; D.Hamlin, 1; M.Kenseth, 1; Now there are plenty of sonal life,” said Bowditch, who followed him all week their Richard Sterne (29), $27,690 71-65-70-66—272 -5 Saturday’s Games B.Keselowski, 1; J.Logano, 1. Joe Affrunti (21), $18,460 68-63-67-75—273 -4 images of the Australian holding jumped 52 spots to No. 16 in biggest thrill by almost hitting Colorado 5, Philadelphia 2 Top 16 in Points: 1. K.Harvick, 516; 2. M.Truex Jr., 472; 3. Greg Chalmers (21), $18,460 69-69-68-67—273 -4 Arizona 7, Milwaukee 3 J.Johnson, 440; 4. J.Logano, 440; 5. D.Earnhardt Jr., 432; 6. Erik Compton (21), $18,460 68-67-67-71—273 -4 a big trophy after winning in his FedEx Cup points and qualified the pin on the fly on the 198- Miami 9, N.Y. Mets 5 B.Keselowski, 414; 7. J.McMurray, 390; 8. K.Kahne, 385; 9. Derek Ernst (21), $18,460 67-67-67-72—273 -4 Cincinnati 8, Washington 5 J.Gordon, 380; 10. A.Almirola, 378; 11. M.Kenseth, 377; 12. adopted home. for next year’s Masters. “It’s yard hole. Andrew Loupe (21), $18,460 69-65-69-70—273 -4 L.A. Dodgers 5, St. Louis 1 P.Menard, 372; 13. R.Newman, 369; 14. D.Hamlin, 345; 15. Bowditch rode his best birdie closed doors and, you know, it’s After getting within three Kansas City at Chicago, ppd., rain Greg Owen (21), $18,460 71-67-68-67—273 -4 Ku.Busch, 340; 16. C.Edwards, 338. Atlanta 8, San Francisco 0 John Senden (21), $18,460 67-67-68-71—273 -4 binge on the PGA Tour to a 5- built me into the person I am shots of the lead halfway Pittsburgh 5, San Diego 2 Cameron Smith, $18,460 70-67-68-68—273 -4 Sunday’s Games Michael Thompson (21), $18,460 68-66-69-70—273 -4 under 64 and a four-shot victo- today. Every win is special. This through the tournament, Spieth N.Y. Mets 4, Miami 3 Chad Collins (14), $16,046 70-67-67-70—274 -3 TENNIS ry Sunday in the Nelson, mak- is just another one.” never did threaten and ended Cincinnati 8, Washington 2 James Hahn (14), $16,046 65-70-70-69—274 -3 Colorado 4, Philadelphia 1 Mark Hubbard (14), $16,046 71-66-67-70—274 -3 French Open Results ing him two-for-Texas in career A sunny day wrapped up two his streak of second-place fin- Milwaukee 7, Arizona 6, 17 innings Carl Pettersson (14), $16,046 69-69-68-68—274 -3 Sunday St. Louis 3, L.A. Dodgers 1 Justin Thomas (14), $16,046 70-67-68-69—274 -3 At Stade Roland Garros titles after winning the Texas otherwise soggy weeks of golf in ishes in all three previous Texas Chicago Cubs 2, Kansas City 1, 11 innings Jonathan Byrd (10), $15,407 67-71-68-69—275 -2 Paris Open in San Antonio last year. Dallas-Fort Worth starting with events this year. The 21-year- Atlanta 7, San Francisco 5 Harris English (10), $15,407 69-66-67-73—275 -2 Purse: $30.86 million (Grand Slam) San Diego 7, Pittsburgh 1 Luke Guthrie (10), $15,407 69-65-67-74—275 -2 Surface: Clay-Outdoor A Dallas-area resident for 10 Colonial. A 5-inch overnight old Dallas player tied for 30th Monday’s Games Gary Woodland (10), $15,407 72-63-71-69—275 -2 Singles Toronto (Dickey 2-5) at Washington (Zimmermann 4-2), 7:05 Matt Jones (7), $14,981 72-63-66-75—276 -1 Men years, Bowditch had 27 birdies downpour after the first round five years after finishing 16th in Chicago Cubs (Hammel 3-2) at Miami (Urena 0-1), 7:10 Jeff Overton (7), $14,981 69-65-70-72—276 -1 Fourth Round while becoming the seventh of the Nelson turned one of its his first tour event as a 16-year- Milwaukee (Fiers 1-5) at St. Louis (Jai.Garcia 1-1), 8:10 Ben Curtis (4), $14,626 72-63-70-72—277 E Kei Nishikori (5), Japan, def. Teymuraz Gabashvili, Russia, 6- L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 3-3) at Colorado (K.Kendrick 2-6), John Huh (4), $14,626 69-69-67-72—277 E 3, 6-4, 6-2. player to lead all four rounds of toughest holes — the par-4 old amateur. 8:40 Hudson Swafford (4), $14,626 73-65-67-72—277 E Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (14), France, def. Tomas Berdych (4), Atlanta (A.Wood 3-2) at Arizona (Bradley 2-2), 9:40 Mark Anderson (2), $14,271 68-68-68-74—278 +1 Czech Republic, 6-3, 6-2, 6-7 (5), 6-3. the event. Playing next to the 14th — into a pitch-and-putt “I really tried to soak it in N.Y. Mets (deGrom 5-4) at San Diego (Cashner 2-7), 10:10 Jhonattan Vegas (2), $14,271 70-68-68-72—278 +1 Stan Wawrinka (8), Switzerland, def. Gilles Simon (12), resort hotel where he got mar- par 3 of barely 100 yards for the today,” Spieth said. “I was get- Pittsburgh (G.Cole 7-2) at San Francisco (Vogelsong 4-2), Adam Hadwin (1), $13,987 69-67-69-75—280 +3 France, 6-1, 6-4, 6-2. 10:15 Sam Saunders (1), $13,987 69-68-68-75—280 +3 Gael Monfils (13), France, vs. Roger Federer (2), Switzerland, ried four years ago, the 31-year- final three rounds. ting frustrated this week just Tuesday’s Games Made cut, did not finish 3-6, 6-4, susp., darkness. L.A. Dodgers (Greinke 5-1) at Colorado (J.De La Rosa 1-2), a-Austin Connelly, $0 69-66-72—207 -1 Women old Bowditch finished at 18- While birdies were the norm trying so hard, which is what 3:10 , 1st game Jim Herman (1), $13,561 69-68-70—207 -1 Fourth Round under 259 on the rain-altered after easy wedge shots from I’ve done in past years as well. I Cincinnati (Cueto 3-4) at Philadelphia (O’Sullivan 1-4), 7:05 Carlos Ortiz (1), $13,561 71-67-69—207 -1 Elina Svitolina (19), Ukraine, def. Alize Cornet (29), France, 6- Toronto (Estrada 1-3) at Washington (Scherzer 6-3), 7:05 Michael Putnam (1), $13,561 72-66-69—207 -1 2, 7-6 (9). TPC Four Seasons layout. what might normally be a drop don’t know if that’s going to stop Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 1-1) at Miami (Hand 0-1), 7:10 Steve Wheatcroft (1), $13,561 67-70-70—207 -1 Ana Ivanovic (7), Serbia, def. Ekaterina Makarova (9), Russia, “You know, taking photos on area in front of a greenside in the future.” Milwaukee (Undecided) at St. Louis (Lynn 3-4), 8:15 Robert Garrigus (1), $12,993 70-67-71—208 E 7-5, 3-6, 6-1. L.A. Dodgers (Undecided) at Colorado (Undecided), 8:40 , Cody Gribble, $12,993 72-66-70—208 E the green today was probably — pond, Bowditch had to save par Johnson birdied two of the 2nd game Charl Schwartzel (1), $12,993 71-67-70—208 E Atlanta (S.Miller 5-2) at Arizona (Collmenter 3-5), 9:40 Bo Van Pelt (1), $12,993 71-67-70—208 E wasn’t probably, it’s definitely from about 12 feet to keep a first three holes even though he N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 2-2) at San Diego (Kennedy 2-5), Roberto Castro (1), $12,496 69-69-71—209 +1 TRANSACTIONS the second best time I’ve had on three-shot lead, pumping his missed the first four greens, but 10:10 Trevor Immelman (1), $12,496 71-67-71—209 +1 Whee Kim (1), $12,496 72-66-71—209 +1 Sunday’s Sports Transactions Pittsburgh (Burnett 5-1) at San Francisco (Heston 5-3), 10:15 Billy Hurley III (1), $12,141 73-65-72—210 +2 BASEBALL that green — since we got mar- right fist after the ball dropped the erratic start caught up with American League Boo Weekley (1), $12,141 68-67-75—210 +2 American League ried,” Bowditch said in the in. him at No. 6. Johnson went out East Division Tom Gillis (1), $11,928 66-71-74—211 +3 BOSTON RED SOX — Agreed to terms with INF Jeff Bianchi W L Pct GB on a one-year contract. Optioned LHP Robbie Ross to interview room while wife The temporary tee box was of bounds to the right off the New York 26 25 .510 — Pawtucket (IL). Sent RHP Justin Masterson to Pawtucket for Tampa Bay 26 25 .510 — a rehab assignment. Amanda watched from the back. about 20 yards farther back tee, then way left into tall grass Baltimore 23 26 .469 2 HOCKEy CLEVELAND INDIANS — Designated OF Jerry Sands for Charley Hoffman (65), Texan Sunday, and tour officials off the rough with his second Toronto 23 29 .442 3½ assignment. Reinstated 1B Carlos Santana from paternity Boston 22 29 .431 4 NHL Playoff Glance leave. Jimmy Walker (66) and Scott believe par of under 70 was a tee shot. It took him three Central Division CONFERENCE FINALS DETROIT TIGERS — Sent RHP Justin Verlander to Toledo W L Pct GB (Best-of-7) (IL) for a rehab assignment. Pinckney (66) tied for second at first according to records going swings to get out on his way to Minnesota 30 19 .612 — EASTERN CONFERENCE KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Optioned OF Paulo Orlando to 14 under. Zach Johnson shot a back to 1983. The overall par a quadruple bogey. Kansas City 29 19 .604 ½ Tampa Bay 4, N.y. Rangers 3 Omaha (PCL). Detroit 28 24 .538 3½ Saturday, May 16: N.Y. Rangers 2, Tampa Bay 1 NEW YORK YANKEES — Optioned RHP Chris Martin to 63 to finish alone in fifth at 13 total was 277. Walker, who won the Texas Cleveland 24 26 .480 6½ Monday, May 18: Tampa Bay 6, N.Y. Rangers 2 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Sent SS Brendan Ryan to Tampa Chicago 23 26 .469 7 Wednesday, May 20: Tampa Bay 6, N.Y. Rangers 5, OT (FSL) for a rehab assignment. under. Up by three at the spectator- Open not far from home in West Division Friday, May 22: N.Y. Rangers 5, Tampa Bay 1 OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Sent LHP Eric O’Flaherty to Hometown favorite and friendly 17th, Bowditch leaned March, also held the lead on the W L Pct GB Sunday, May 24: Tampa Bay 2, N.Y. Rangers 0 Stockton (Cal) for a rehab assignment. Houston 31 20 .608 — Tuesday, May 26: N.Y. Rangers 7, Tampa Bay 3 SEATTLE MARINERS — Reinstated LHP Joe Beimel from Masters champion Jordan like he thought his tee shot on front nine but missed short Los Angeles 27 24 .529 4 Friday, May 29: Tampa Bay 2, N.Y. Rangers 0 the restricted list. Optioned LHP Lucas Luetge to Tacoma Texas 26 25 .510 5 WESTERN CONFERENCE (PCL). Spieth stayed at 7 under after the par 3 might go in the water putts for par on 11 and 12. He Seattle 24 26 .480 6½ Chicago 4, Anaheim 3 TEXAS RANGERS — Sent LHP Ross Detwiler to Frisco (TL) an even-par 69. to the right of the green. tried to make a late run with an Oakland 20 33 .377 12 Sunday, May 17: Anaheim 4, Chicago 1 for a rehab assignment. Saturday’s Games Tuesday, May 19: Chicago 3, Anaheim 2, 3OT TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Placed 2B Steve Tolleson on the Playing with Bowditch in the Instead, the ball flew over the eagle chip at the par-5 16th and Minnesota 3, Toronto 2 Thursday, May 21: Anaheim 2, Chicago 1 15-day DL. Recalled 2B Munenori Kawasaki from Buffalo (IL). Tampa Bay 3, Baltimore 0 Saturday, May 23: Chicago 5, Anaheim 4, 2OT Agreed to terms with LHP Phil Coke on a minor league con- final group, Dustin Johnson pin and landed safety on the a birdie on 17, but Bowditch Houston 3, Chicago White Sox 0 Monday, May 25: Anaheim 5, Chicago 4, OT tract. briefly overtook him early in the back, and Bowditch raised his answered with birdies on both Texas 8, Boston 0 Wednesday, May 27: Chicago 5, Anaheim 2 National League Kansas City at Chicago, ppd., rain Saturday, May 30: Chicago 5, Anaheim 3 ATLANTA BRAVES — Agreed to terms with C Ryan round before making an 8 at the putter as the putt rolled in to holes. L.A. Angels 8, Detroit 6 FINALS Lavarnway on a minor league contract. N.Y. Yankees 5, Oakland 3 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Placed LHP Paco Rodriguez par-4 sixth. He finished at 11 punctuate the win. “I had told myself going into Cleveland 4, Seattle 3 Tampa Bay vs. Chicago on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Saturday. Recalled RHP Matt under with a 69. “I was trying to hit it 30 feet 15, you know, birdie, eagle Sunday’s Games Wednesday, June 3: Chicago at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. West from Oklahoma City (PCL). Assigned LHP Eric Stults Tampa Bay 9, Baltimore 5 Saturday, June 6: Chicago at Tampa Bay, 7:15 p.m. outright to Tulsa (TL). Before the highs of getting left of the stick,” Bowditch said. would be big,” Walker said. “But Chicago White Sox 6, Houston 0 Monday, June 8: Tampa Bay at Chicago, 8 p.m. MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Placed OF Khris Davis on the Minnesota 6, Toronto 5 Wednesday, June 10: Tampa Bay at Chicago, 8 p.m. 15-day DL. Recalled RHP Tyler Wagner from Biloxi (SL) and married and winning at the “It was eyes closed and stomach Steven played great today and Chicago Cubs 2, Kansas City 1, 11 innings x-Saturday, June 13: Chicago at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. returned him to Biloxi. home of the Nelson, Bowditch to the floor a little bit.” hats off.” endured the low of a suicide Spieth had an opening birdie To the groom. Blackhawks, Lightning face off in Stanley Cup (AP) — Between the Chicago dangerous they can be with put- level up front,” Blackhawks LOCAL NOTES Blackhawks’ veteran poise and ting pucks in the net,” Chicago defenseman Duncan Keith said of the Tampa Bay Lightning’s young coach Joel Quenneville said of the Tampa Bay. Keith knows how to stars, the Stanley Cup Final will Lightning. handle speed after playing BASEBALL mer camp will be held July 13-15 at Jim Smiddy Arena. hole in one on the selected hole. For more information, call CSCC CAMPS Sessions will run from 9 a.m. until noon each day. The cost 715-3157. have no shortage of dynamic Here are some more reasons to extraordinary minutes in the Cleveland State Coach Mike Policastro will conduct is $50 per camper. Registration forms can picked up in the SOFTBALL offensive talent playing on hock- watch these franchises’ first post- Blackhawks’ seven-game victory the following summer Baseball Camps: Youth BCHS main office or printed off at CSCC SOFTBALL CAMP Pitcher/Catcher Camp, June 8-10 from 9-11:30 a.m., and www.bradleyathletics.org. For more information contact Cleveland State Softball Coach Katie Willingham will ey’s biggest stage. season meeting: over the fleet-footed Ducks. a Youth Hitting Camp, June 22-24 from 9-11:30 a.m. Both Coach Chuck Clark at [email protected], conduct a Youth Softball Skills Camp, June 15-17 for ages camps will be for ages 8-16. The camps will consist of Coach Patrick Spangler at 5-14. Camp hours will be 9 a.m.-noon. Campers will par- The Blackhawks begin the final Original six: The Lightning are Chicago only used four defense- advanced instruction on the fundamentals of pitching, [email protected], or Coach Drew German ticipate in group instruction and fundamental drills. series in their quest for a third the first team in NHL history to men extensively against Anaheim, catching and hitting. The cost is $60 per session and at [email protected]. Campers will be divided by age and ability during games includes a camp T-shirt. There will be a $5 discount per INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION and group activities. The cost for the camp is $55 and NHL championship in six seasons play four Original Six teams in the but those four had little trouble camp registration if a participant registers for more than Individual basketball instruction for male and female includes a camp T-shirt. A discount will be given for sib- one of the camps. For registration information, contact elementary, middle school, high school and post graduate lings or teams with five or more participants. To register when they visit Amalie Arena on postseason, staring down the his- keeping up. They’ve only got one Mike Policastro at (423) 478-6219, or go to: http: athletes is being offered by Cleveland State assistant online, visit http://www.cscougars.com/sports/sball/2014- Wednesday to face the Lightning, tory and tradition that comes with series left to chase after Tampa http://www.cscougars.com/sports/bsb/2014-15/CLEVE- men’s coach L.J. Kilby. Coach Kilby brings 10 years of 15/CSCC_Lady_Cougars_Softball_Camp_2015_- LAND_STATE_2015_SUMMER_BASEBALL_CAMP_SE head coaching experience as well as 30 years experience _Registration_Form. who are going for the second facing off against the oldest teams Bay’s Triplets line and Stamkos, RIES_REGISTRATION_FORM. in junior college, NAIA and NCAA Division I basketball. WVHS SOFTBALL TRyOUTS LEE PROSPECT CAMP The cost is $25 per each hour of instruction. For more Tryouts for the 2015-2016 Walker Valley Lady Stanley Cup title in franchise his- in hockey. Tampa Bay knocked and Keith only laughs when Lee University be holding their 2015 Summer information, contact Coach Kilby at (423) 596-2515. Mustangs Softball team will be held July 13 and July 20 tory after streaking through the off Detroit, Montreal and the New asked about his supernatural Prospect Camp on June 22 (Sessions 1 and 2) and June FOOTBALL from 5-6:30 p.m. at Larry Haney Field on the campus of 23 (Session 3) at Olympic Field on the campus of Lee CAMP OF CHAMPIONS Walker Valley High School. Any young ladies interested in Eastern Conference bracket with York Rangers, and the Lightning conditioning. University. The camp is open to all 2015 (unsigned sen- Cleveland will hold a football camp for grades 3-8 from playing for Walker Valley need to be at one of these dates. iors), 2016, 2017 and 2018 high school prospects. July 13-16. For more information, contact Mike Connolly at Participants must bring proof of having passed a physical a series of gutsy victories. youngsters didn’t flinch when Richards’ return: Brad Camp will be limited to 60 athletes in Session 1 and 2 [email protected]. to participate. For more information, contact Coach Lauren Both teams got to the last they had to play Game 7 at Richards was a third-round pick and 80 athletes in Session 3. Session 1 is June 22, from 9 FISHING Limburg at [email protected] or (423) 336- a.m. to 3 p.m. with 8 a.m. registration. Session 2 is also CLEVELAND BASSMASTERS 1383. round in dramatic fashion, win- Madison Square Garden against by the Lightning in 1998, and the that Monday, from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. with 3 p.m. registra- The Cleveland Bassmasters meet the first Thursday of OMS SOFTBALL TRyOUTS ning Game 7 on the road in the Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist. durable forward was a fixture in tion. Session 3 is June 23 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with an 8 each month at South Cleveland United Methodist Church Tryouts for the 2015 Ocoee Middle School Lady Colts a.m. registration. Sessions are identical and prospects at 7 p.m. Cleveland Bassmasters includes boaters and Softball team will be held July 13 and July 20 from 6:30- conference finals. Both are surg- The Blackhawks will respect that their lineup from 2000 until should only sign up for one session. non-boaters and are associated with FLW. The club fishes 8:30 p.m. at Larry Haney Field on the campus of Walker Cost for each camper is $135 (work out at 1 position) and holds tournament on Chickamauga Lake, Nickajack Valley High School. Tryouts are closed, parents are wel- ing with confidence after putting old-school moxie. 2008. He won the Conn Smythe or $160 (work out at 2 positions). Video of your batting Lake, Lake Guntersville, Lake Weiss, Watts Bar and Neely come to pick up their daughter at 8:30 pm. Any young away the Anaheim Ducks and the Experience counts: The Trophy in 2004 while leading practice and/or bullpen session can be recorded and e- Henry. Dues for the Bassmasters are $35 quarterly. Other ladies interested in playing for Ocoee Middle need to be at mailed to you for $25 per position. Coaches instructing at fees include $35 FLW joining fee, $8 insurance, $20 per one of these dates. Participants must bring proof of having New York Rangers, who finished Lightning had just one playoff Tampa Bay to the Stanley Cup camp include former University of Tennessee assistant year for biggest largemouth or smallmouth bass and $15 passed a physical to participate. For more information, and current New York Mets Special Assignment Scout Ash for tournament largemouth or smallmouth prize. For more contact Coach April Richards at with their conferences’ best regu- appearance in the previous three title, scoring 26 points in 23 play- Lawson, and coaches from MTSU, ETSU, UAB, information, contact Dewayne Lowe at (423) 715-5772. [email protected] or (423) 476-0630. Kennesaw State and Lee will be giving hands-on coaching LADy RAIDER SOFTBALL CAMP lar-season records. years before this spring, so this is off games. He was traded to and game-instruction. GOLF Cleveland will hold a softball camp for rising 5th-8th And both the Blackhawks and still new to most of them. The Dallas and went to the New York BASKETBALL OCOEE MIDDLE GOLF CAMP graders from July 27-30. For more information, contact Ocoee Middle School Golf Coach, Brian Patterson, will Kari Jo Harris at [email protected]. the Lightning know how to enter- Blackhawks have been among the Rangers until he washed up last BEARETTES CAMP be conducting a golf camp at Chatata Valley Golf Club, The 2015 Bearettes Basketball Camp for ages 5-14 June 8-12 from 8-11 a.m. The cost of the camp is $135. SOCCER tain. Chicago stars Jonathan NHL’s top teams for seven sea- summer in Chicago, where he will take place June 3-5 from 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m. at Jim For questions or more information please contact Brian LEE SOCCER CAMP Smiddy Arena at BCHS. The camp will be instructed by Patterson at [email protected] Coach Paul Furey, the 2014 NCCAA National Coach Toews and Patrick Kane are in sons now, making five conference promptly resurrected his flagging Bearettes coaches Jason Reuter, Katie Frazier, Amy JUNIOR GOLF CLINIC of the Year and his coaching staff, will conduct the 2015 the midst of another spectacular finals and winning three of them. career as a two-way forward. He is Tinsley and the Bearettes basketball team. The camp will The Bradley County Junior Golf Clinic will be held Lee Soccer Camp June 22-26 on the campus of Lee focus on basketball fundamentals. There will be camper each Monday in june at Cleveland Country Club. The clin- University. The camp is for youngsters ages 5-14. For postseason, while Tampa Bay Chicago has played in just about an important part of the awards and T-shirts for each participant. The cost for the ic, for ages 5-17, will take place June 8, 15, 22 and 29. more camp information, contract the Lee Soccer office at camp is $55 per person, $45 per person for campers Ages 5-10 will go from 8-9:30 a.m. Ages 11-17 will go from (423) 614-8158. boasts two-time NHL goal-scoring every big-game situation imagina- Blackhawks’ lineup heading back attending two days. The gym will be open for play each 9:45-11:15 a.m. There will be a final tournament July 13. VOLLEyBALL leader Steven Stamkos and the ble since 2009. One added bonus: to Florida, and Richards also car- morning at 8:15 a.m. For more information, contact Coach All tournament participants must attend three of the five LADy RAIDER VOLLEyBALL CAMP Reuter at 284-2135. week instructional program to be eligible to participate. For Cleveland will hold a volleyball camp for grade 4-8 dynamic “Triplets” line featuring the stands in Tampa are guaran- ries an 8-0 career record in Game BLUE RAIDER BASKETBALL CAMP more information, contact Cleveland Country Club at 321- from June 8-10 from 5-8 p.m. at Cleveland Middle School. Cleveland’s summer basketball camp for boys ages 6- 2779. The cost is $45 for early registration or $50 the first day of youngsters Tyler Johnson, teed to be filled with a healthy 7, if it comes to that. “(Richards) 15 will be held on June 8-10 from 9 a.m.-noon at Cleveland LIVE WIDE OPEN TOURNAMENT camp. Light concessions will be available. For more infor- Ondrej Palat and Nikita contingent of Blackhawks fans got a little quicker as the season Middle School. The camp will focus on both fundamental The Dustin Ledford Live Wide Open Golf Tournament mation, contact Trish Flowers at pflowers@cleveland- and team concepts. Campers will receive a free T-shirt and will tee off June 13 at 8 a.m. at Chatata Valley Golf Club. schools.org. or call (423) 478-1113. Kucherov. cheering through the anthem. progressed, a little more jump in instruction from the Blue Raider coaches. The cost is $55 Registration for the four-person, select shot tournament WATER POLO and there is a brother rate of $85. For more information will begin at 7:30. The cost is $50 per golfer and includes “Certainly watching their series Speed and endurance: “I think his stride,” Quenneville said. contact Jason McCowan at 618-2708 or email at jmccow- WATER POLO TEAM a goody bag, T-Shirt and lunch from Shane’s Rib Shack. Girls and boys in grades 8-12 interested in playing [email protected]. Prizes will be awarded for closest to the pin, longest drive against the Rangers, they have a the thing that stands out to me is “Noticeable as we got further in BEAR BASKETBALL CAMP high school water polo are invited to contact Tim Davis at and straightest drive on select holes. A new car from [email protected]. lot of options with their skill, how their team speed and their skill the playoffs, as well.” The 18th annual Bradley Central Bear basketball sum- Toyota of Cleveland will be awarded to a lucky golfer for a www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015— 15 Out of finals, Love says he’ll be back with the Cavaliers next season

INDEPENDENCE, Ohio (AP) — “I expect to be suiting up by Cavs swept the Celtics, they The pain in Kevin Love’s surgi- Game 1 of next year,” he said. advanced without Love and not cally repaired left shoulder has For the Cavs? missed a beat. Cleveland elimi- become manageable. The “Yes, sir,” he said. nated Chicago in six games and Cleveland forward is now dealing Noticeably thinner after losing rolled over Atlanta in four to with a different ache — the sting 15 pounds during his recovery, make the finals for the first time of sitting and watching the NBA Love said not being on the floor since 2007. Love’s role has been Finals. with his teammates has been as a spectator, watching from the Knocked from his first playoffs emotionally difficult. After six bench during home games and in the opening round by injury, seasons in Minnesota, he was on TV when Cleveland hit the Love spoke Sunday for the first finally in the playoffs and road. time since undergoing an opera- appearing to hit his stride after a It’s been hard and humbling. AP photo tion to repair the extensive dam- season in which his role trans- “I had really wanted this, Cleveland Cavaliers forward Kevin Love looks to pass in the first quarter in Boston. Love has watched age caused when Boston’s Kelly formed, when Olynyk’s aggres- wanted to be a part of this run,” the Cavaliers reach the finals without him, and with his future uncertain because of free agency, the Olynyk pulled on his arm and sive play ended Love’s season in said Love, relaxed and comfort- power forward indicated he has no plans to leave. yanked it from the socket. Love is Game 4. able during his 15-minute inter- pleased with the progress of his Following that game, Love said view. “So, it’s something that I Love said he didn’t get a good the Hawks, one of Love’s team- breaths, calm myself and got recovery and he intends to be he felt Olynyk, who was sus- look at as an opportunity. I think night’s sleep for a month after mates nearly undid all his rehab. home and iced as quickly as I ready for the start of next sea- pended for the first game next all injuries are. I’m super happy surgery, and he’s been steadily “The first moment I walk out could.” son. season, had tried to intentionally for these guys, proud of these increasing his exercise load dur- there — the teammate will NOTES: Cavs coach David In Cleveland. Not New York, hurt him. He feels differently guys. And there’s times where ing his recovery “to get that heart remain nameless — I go up and Blatt said G Kyrie Irving took Los Angeles or anywhere else. now. I’ve felt down because of my rate up.” give him a big hug and say, part in “most parts” of practice. Love can opt out of the one “I initially was very emotional shoulder, and they’ve been here Love’s been touched by the ‘Congratulations!’ And he takes Irving sat out two games in the year remaining on his contract about the play,” he said. “I think to pick me back up. And that’s outpouring of support he’s gotten his arm and goes, “Oh yeah, Eastern Conference finals with by June 30 and either negotiate everybody thinks, ‘Oh, he’s going kind of how it’s been the whole from Cleveland fans, who have man,” and just hits me right on left knee tendinitis. ... Blatt for a new deal with the Cavs or to be able to come back, pop it year.” given him loud ovations whenev- the shoulder,” said Love, now received a congratulatory phone test the market as an unrestrict- right in,’ but at the time when it Love has been cleared to travel er he’s been shown on the giant able to laugh it off. “Some of the call last week in making the ed free agent. And has been the happened, I kind of knew. And for the finals and will be with his scoreboard during games. He’s front-office staff out there with finals from Israeli Prime Minister case all season, the three-time about a week went by, I reached teammates for Games 1 and 2 at been relegated to the row behind me kind of had to grab me and Benjamin Netanyahu. “He said All-Star, whose future has been out to Kelly, sent him a text and Golden State, where the Cavs will the Cavs bench so not to expose say, ‘Are you OK?’ I had one of all of Israel is behind the the subject of speculation almost said, ‘Hey, it’s all good. It was a have to take on the league’s best the shoulder to any possible con- those moments where I was like I Cavaliers,” Blatt said. “That was since the day he was traded to tough play.’ And we just move on team and their rowdy fans. tact. might have to go back to the great.” Blatt coached in Israel the Cavaliers, indicated he has from there.” “I can’t necessarily clap, but I However, during the Cavs’ on- locker room.” before joining the Cavs and his no plans to leave. He’s had no choice. After the can scream,” he said, smiling. court celebration after sweeping “I just tried to take deep family still lives there. Sharapova loses to Safarova in 4th round of French Open PARIS (AP) — Defending mount a comeback in the second competitor, no matter what.” ice” when playing on red clay, groundstroke winners in a row, champion Maria Sharapova’s bid set. In her first French Open quar- troubled by the tricky footing. and also benefited from for a third French Open title in “Maria is an amazing player. I terfinal, Safarova will face No. 21 But she overcame that well Sharapova’s lone double-fault of four years is over. needed to play aggressive and to Garbine Muguruza of Spain, who enough to win 65 of her last 71 that set. Coughing between points on come forward for the points,” beat No. 28 Flavia Pennetta of matches on the surface entering The second set began similar- an overcast day, the second- Safarova said. Italy 6-3, 6-4. Monday. ly, with Safarova breaking to go seeded Sharapova was outplayed The left-handed Safarova Both of those fourth-round Sharapova also had not lost to ahead 2-0, then holding for 3-0. throughout a 7-6 (3), 6-4 loss to wound up with a considerable matches were originally sup- Safarova anywhere since 2010, But Sharapova, gritty as can be, 13th-seeded Lucie Safarova of edge in winners, 34-20, includ- posed to be played Sunday, but winning their four most recent did not give up, and when the Czech Republic in the fourth ing forehands on the last two were postponed after a rain matches. Still, from early on, it Safarova double-faulted on round Monday. points to break Sharapova. delay in the afternoon. was clear Sharapova was not break point, suddenly it was 3-2. “My opponent had a different “I felt like I had small open- They instead became part of a going to have her way this time In the next game, Safarova gear than I did,” Sharapova said. ings, and I just wasn’t able to ... Monday full of tennis’ biggest against Safarova, who won the had a break point but flubbed a It is her earliest defeat at play a good few points. I just names, with Williams and the Australian Open doubles title in swinging forehand volley off a Roland Garros since 2010, when wasn’t able to keep that level up Big 4 of the men’s game — Roger January but whose best career floater. It was a bad mistake, and she was beaten in the third today,” Sharapova said. “She Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak showing to date in singles was a Sharapova wound up holding for round. Since then, the Russian was able to do that for a longer Djokovic and Andy Murray — all semifinal run at Wimbledon last 3-all, yet Safarova managed to won the clay-court Grand Slam period of time. ... She took the on the schedule. year. smile at her own gaffe. tournament in 2012 and 2014, time away from me, created her Sharapova, a five-time major Safarova grabbed 12 of 15 She stayed calm from there, was the runner-up to Serena angles and I didn’t. That was the champion who completed her points in one stretch while tak- even after another bad miss on AP photo Williams in 2013, and reached difference today, in my opinion.” career Grand Slam in Paris three ing a 3-1 lead. Sharapova stead- her first match point, slapping a Lucie SAfArovA returns a the semifinals in 2011. She did not use the cold she’s years ago, started things off at a ied herself and broke back, then forehand into the net. shot to Maria Sharapova at French Safarova dictated much of the been dealing with as an excuse, mostly empty Court Philippe faltered in the tiebreaker. Soon enough, though, action and held her nerve as the saying: “I don’t like to talk about Chatrier. Safarova controlled lengthy Safarova earned a second Open action Monday, at the far more experienced and it, and I don’t think it really Years ago, Sharapova famous- exchanges at the baseline, open- chance to close it out, and she Roland Garros stadium, in Paris. accomplished Sharapova tried to makes a difference. I’m still a ly described herself as a “cow on ing the tiebreaker with three did. MetLife Stadium installs magnetometers for fan use EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) full-use mode on Monday, with menting the security plan. Stadium and critiqued the per- Johnson — The idea is simple: get as many the first event, Summer Jam, “We’ve been using hand-held formance of his employees. He as 80,000 people into MetLife scheduled for Sunday. metal detectors since 2011, and had drawn an orange dot on the From Page 13 Stadium as quickly and efficiently NFL security executives recom- there was a learning curve for ground pretty much up against as possible in the most secure mended to the owners last month fans and staff with those,” the the detector itself to show where a that the No. 48 Chevrolet was as stall. This was the second manner. that all 31 stadiums go to the NFL’s DiNunzio said. “We are cre- guard should stand. Then he used stout on four cold tires as others straight year there were broken Beginning this week, the home walk-through detectors within two ating a safer environment by the stadium’s mega-pixel camera would be on two or four fresh slabs of concrete during the race. of the New York Giants and Jets years. The investment at MetLife using metal detector technology, system to keep an eye on the ones. The race last June was stopped and site of dozens of other mega- was about $500,000, and most and the efficiency factor improves guards, and when they strayed a He was right. Johnson never 160 laps into the race after Ryan events will use walk-through clubs need to budget for such an dramatically, as does the quality foot or so from their proper post, lost control, even with two more Newman’s car knocked up hunks metal detectors at all gates. expenditure over that period of of the screening. But there’s a he would radio down to them to cautions, including one that that of concrete from the track. Unless there are extenuating cir- time. learning curve with (the mags), get back into position. came after Clint Bower, Denny Dale Earnhardt Jr. has said he cumstances, no more wanding or Already, six other franchises too.” “What I tell our guards,” Hamlin and Kurt Busch all tan- wanted Dover to ditch concrete pat-downs. were studying the cost of Indeed, during the test period DeLorenzi said, pausing for gled on the track. Casey Mears for asphalt. And from what the folks who installing the mags. last season at one gate, DeLorenzi emphasis, “is our job is to make wrecked to bring out the final Earnhardt was among a small oversee security at the stadium “This will expedite that evalua- sometimes sat in the master con- the good people feel safe, and the caution with three laps remain- group of drivers that included have seen in test runs, the entry tions process and we will see all trol room in the bowels of MetLife bad guys feel uncomfortable.” ing. Hamlin and Harvick who met flow should be smooth sailing. the clubs come on board with this “I was trying to be smart with with NASCAR officials on “It worked well and people because it is the right thing to do,” my line and I guess guys on two Saturday night to discuss issues seemed to like it. It’s less intru- said Ray DiNunzio, the NFL’s Manziel tosses water bottle tires weren’t all that fast,” in the sport, including safety. sive,” said Danny DeLorenzi, director of strategic security pro- Johnson said. “The No. 4 “We talked about a lot of director of security and safety grams. “There are two major (Harvick) and I did just fine on things, things that will hopefully services at MetLife Stadium, improvements with the mags: at heckler during PGA event old tires and held those guys off.” make our sport better, our cars which opened in 2010. “Our goal increasing the safety and security Martin Truex Jr. led the most better, make them a better show is to get people safely into the sta- of our fans — nothing prohibited IRVING, Texas (AP) — Troubled week stay in rehab and is going laps (131) for the third straight for the fans,” Hamlin said. “I dium within 10 minutes.” or that could cause harm to any- Cleveland Browns quarterback through offseason workouts with race, yet failed again to win. He think all that stuff being said, it’s The detectors, called magne- one gets in the stadium — and it’s Johnny Manziel threw a water the Browns. He’s expected back was sixth. a process, it takes time and hope- tometers (or mags), are similar to a less-invasive technique.” bottle at a heckler in an incident in Cleveland this week. Tony Stewart finished two laps fully we get this deal better.” those used by TSA officials at air- DeLorenzi notes another that didn’t lead to any arrests or McLellan said there was no down in 26th at the track where Johnson wasn’t there. ports, except that fans don’t need upgrade: the ease of getting into charges at the AT&T Byron indication Manziel had been he last won a Cup race on June “I don’t think I was invited to to remove their shoes or belts. As the stadium. Although he stresses Nelson golf tournament. drinking. 2, 2013. that meeting,” he said, smiling. long as fans are not carrying any- that fans should consider entering Manziel had been turning In November, a Browns fan Stewart’s pit crew hustled to “Haven’t won enough races or thing metalic, or hiding any a venue 45 minutes to one hour away autograph requests from alleged that he was attacked by recover chunks of concrete in his championships.” items, entry through the mags before an event begins, he under- the fan for about two hours “Johnny Football and his should be a snap. Of course, peo- stands the lure of tailgating before Saturday during the third round entourage” at a downtown ple coming from tailgating in the heading to the gates. when an exchange escalated in Cleveland hotel where Manziel parking lot can forget they stuck a “When they come, it’s a deluge,” the pool area of the Four Seasons was living at the time. McLellan fork or knife — or even a spatula he said with a smile. “So you can Resort where the PGA Tour event said it wasn’t clear what caused Braves or corkscrew — in their pockets; never really judge when they will is held, Irving police spokesman the latest incident to reach a From Page 13 yep, gate guards have found get in. But if they plan on coming James McLellan said. point where Manziel responded those, too. into the stadium earlier, they will The water bottled missed the by throwing the water bottle. the decision. waivers and accepted an assign- Already, Levi Stadium in Santa see it is an easy and safe process.” 18-year-old male, and someone “He threw it toward him but it He allowed three runs and five ment to Triple-A Sacramento. Clara, California, and Oakland With 92 mags spread around who was with Manziel pushed the missed him and I think it was hits in 6 1-3 innings and was Ishikawa, whose three-run Coliseum are in full use of the five gates, and three guards per fan, leading officers to intervene, just as much fault on the part of pulled after giving up a two-run homer in the NLCS sent the mags. Gillette Stadium in machine, some of whom serve as McLellan said. The fan declined the person that was heckling him homer to Juan Uribe and singles Giants to the World Series, Foxborough, Massachusetts, will quasi traffic cops for fans uncer- to press charges, and McLellan to escalate things to that point,” to Chris Johnson, who had two opened the year on the disabled be next. tain where to go, it’s quite an said no police report was filed. McLellan said. “Johnny didn’t hits and drove in a run, and list with a back injury. “I thought MetLife, which purchased a set undertaking. A necessary one in Manziel, the 2012 Heisman really have any kind of a com- Simmons. there was a good chance we of mags two years ago and began which not only are the fans being Trophy winner at Texas A&M, plaint to make. If he did, he Uribe hit his second homer in would lose him,” Giants manager testing them soon after, went into educated, but so are those imple- was recently released from a 10- didn’t say anything.” as many days. Bruce Bochy said. “But the fact Braves starter Julio Teheran that he is going to stay is nice to allowed three runs and four hits know.” in six innings. He walked four Braves LHP Alex Wood (3-2, Florida Vandy and struck out one. 3.50) starts at the Arizona Belt and Crawford hit back-to- Diamondbacks tonight. He’s From Page 13 From Page 13 back home runs leading off the thrown particularly well in his second. Johnson’s RBI single in past two starts and did not let a for the final run. first program east of the Vandy-Radford delayed p.m., with the winner going to the the fifth cut the Giants lead in stomach virus slow him down. Super Regionals. half and Uribe’s homer put the He’s allowed two earned runs in Blanco, Lindsay Montemarano Mississippi River to win it all. The The Nashville Regional cham- and Abby Ramirez each had two best-of-three championship Vanderbilt (44-19) is the Braves ahead. his past 14 innings, both wins. hits for Michigan (59-6). Megan series starts Monday. pionship round baseball game defending NCAA champion. Matt Duffy led off the seventh The Giant’ Ryan Vogelsong (4- Betsa got the start and Haylie Sandra Simmons had two hits between Vanderbilt and Radford Radford (45-15) is the Big South with a double and Donnie Veal 2, 4.24) takes the mound when Wagner earned the win for the and Bailey Landry knocked in two has been postponed by rain. regular-season and tournament took over for Teheran, giving up a the Pittsburgh Pirates visit on Wolverines. runs for LSU (52-14). Carley The teams will play at 3 p.m. champ. game-tying single to Gregor Monday night. He’s 2-3 with a Michigan won its only national Hoover took the loss for the CDT, and if Radford wins, there Radford eliminated Indiana Blanco and Panik’s home run. 3.38 ERA against his former title in 2005, when it became the Tigers. will be an elimination game at 7 with a 5-3 victory earlier Sunday. Travis Ishikawa cleared team. 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com A story based on the true spirit of giving back When it comes to giving gifts to oth- stand why I was so inspired by this cou- fier. At this point I sprung into action What is so ironic is that Marie didn't ers, the old Roman philosopher Annaeus Editorial ple, especially Marie, as she would have and put the word out on our group email know any of this was coming, or that I Lucius Seneca once said, "A gift consists Columnist him hold her arm and then lead him list to all members of our club about this would be doing a column about her and not in what is done or given, but in the Jim almost every step of the way wherever opportunity. Within a few minutes I her sweet spirit of wanting to help oth- intention of the giver or doer." Davidson they went. The night before the funeral I heard from our president, at the time, ers. She also loaned one of Bug's power As you ponder this thought, I want to was in their home and Marie asked me who is also vice president of one of our chairs to another member of our church tell you about a lady here in my com- to come back to the bedroom. three local colleges. He told me their who has cancer, and this will help him munity who has really been a blessing When I got there, she showed me a library did not have a reading magnifier get around during the remaining weeks to me. One of the reasons she has been reading magnifier that Bug had used to and they would like to have it. Our club or months of his life. such a blessing is because she has the said he would not live for more than a read for the last several years of his life. had already purchased two other units One of the reasons I wanted to do this true spirit of "giving back," something I year. Well, he beat the odds considerably This reading magnifier costs a lot of at a cost of about $2,600 each and pre- column is because there is so much have been advocating almost from the but eventually passed away on July 27, money and was paid for by the Veterans sented them to one of the other college negative news that has to be printed time I started writing this column. 2004. Administration, but came from the Lions libraries and the county library. each day, but there are so many good What many people have never come to For months before his death, he was World Services for the Blind in Little A few weeks later, there was a presen- things happening in every community, realize is that by giving something of in and out of the hospital so many times Rock. Marie said she and Bug had tation made to the head librarian at the too. We need to read about the positive value away, with the right motive or atti- that I lost count. He would have fluid talked about it before his death and they college, and Marie was there to be a part things as well. tude, the more they will receive in buildup around his heart, Marie would wanted someone to have it that could of it. The next day there was a big, While I don't know about you, stories return. The only requirement is that we take him in and stay a few days, and benefit by being able to read. In case above-the-fold story with a photo, in our like this inspire me to want to do better must give first, and the blessings will then she would take him back home. you don't know, a reading magnifier local paper, the Log Cabin Democrat. It and to help others. If you know of true follow, though sometimes much later. Quite often, Bug would get home from consists of a large TV unit that is was well written by Rachel Parker, one stories of people helping others in the Sometime back Marie Richardson and the hospital on Friday and they would hooked up to another unit with a flat of the paper's staff writers and also a spirit of "giving back" in your communi- her husband, Miles, or "Bug," as he was show up for Sunday school on Sunday. surface where you can place words or member of our club. ty, send them to me. I would like to affectionately called, began to attend the But that's only part of the story. articles with small type and magnify We also had Marie as our guest at one share some of them in future columns. Sunday school class where Viola and I Several years earlier Bug had also them up to big bold letters that can be of our weekly meetings where we pre- ——— attend church. In 1970, Bug had a developed a severe case of macular read by the visually impaired. sented her a framed certificate to thank (About the writer: Jim Davidson is a heart attack and then a continuing seri- degeneration and had almost lost his Marie told me that she knew I was a her for her generosity. At my invitation, motivational speaker and syndicated ous of heart problems that became so eyesight. Couple this with a case of member of the Lions Club and I might she also joined our club and has already columnist. He may be contacted at 2 severe that many years ago the doctors severe hearing loss and you will under- be able to find a good use for the magni- worked in one of our projects. Bentley Drive, Conway AR 72034.)

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Dear Annie: My father-in-law died four years ago. He had Four ways to promote struggled with some health issues for a while and then went into the hospital for what was good school behavior supposed to be a simple proce- dure and never made it out. It ord arrives from school should read the school’s discipline broke my heart. And it was the that the parent’s child handbook and become familiar first time I ever saw my husband is in trouble. with the expectations for behavior cry. Both of his parents were like W the parents I wish I’d had. I Maybe it was a minor offense in their child’s school. That way parents will have a clearer under- adored his father. and the student simply faced a trip Here’s the problem. A few to the office. But maybe a suspen- standing of the rules and can dis- months ago, my mother-in-law sion or expulsion is in the near cuss them with the child. started dating a nice guy from future, leaving the parents won- Handbooks lay out all kinds of her church. He’s a widower, and dering whether they could have information, such as what consti- she and my father-in-law were done something before the situa- tutes bullying or how unexcused friends with him and his late tion became so dire. absences affect participation in wife. Last night, my mother-in- law arrived home from her date Before parents beat themselves extracurricular activities. Knowing and talking about the rules can and announced that they were up too much, though, they should help you head off problems. engaged! We were floored. My remember that student discipline 2. Positive reinforcement at husband congratulated her, and isn’t always a clear-cut thing. he seems genuinely happy for home. Parents can set up positive both of them. The reasons students are sent ways to acknowledge their stu- to the office are not always well Myanmar restricting journalists But not me. I feel upset. I feel dent for doing the right things at like my own mother is remarrying defined. So-called problem behav- home that connect to the behavior iors are often too subjective, which after my father died, and I don’t expectations at school. Children like it. I am happy that my moth- leads to different teachers having after photos show sleeping MPs usually respond better to positive er-in-law has found love again different perceptions and defini- reinforcement than negative rein- when we are lucky to even find it tions of what a problem behavior YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — pendent media consider that forcement, so praise at home for Journalists are negotiating with unacceptable. once, but I feel sad and hurt at is. correct behavior can translate into Myanmar officials to restore their “The restriction is “The restriction is totally unac- the same time. I know this is The situation can be especially good behavior in the classroom. access to the Parliament cham- totally unacceptable. ceptable. Press freedom is not totally crazy, so how do I move frustrating for the parents of these ber after being pushed out Press freedom is not guaranteed in the country but past these feelings? — Daughter- 3. Learn the rules face to face. in-Law students. Numerous studies have Early in the school year, parents because pictures of snoozing guaranteed in the only in the hands of those in shown that African-American stu- lawmakers were published country but only in the power. They can revoke press Dear Daughter-in-Law: Your should meet with their child’s letter is actually very sweet. You dents are more likely than their teacher and principal to define and online. hands of those in power. freedom any time they like,” Zaw Reporters in the capital, They can revoke press Thet Htway, a former political love your in-laws, and you recog- white peers to be severely pun- clarify behavior expectations and nize that your reaction is unwar- Naypyitaw, were told they would freedom any time they prisoner and editor in chief of ished for their transgressions. ranted and want to change it. discuss how you will communicate have to watch proceedings on TV like.” — Zaw Thet Htway Tomorrow weekly journal. Cultural misunderstandings Good for you. First, we are glad with each other. Often, email is a from the corridor. The pictures of Myanmar started moving from between teachers and students that no one is taking advantage good way to communicate with sleeping MPs was the main rea- In a minor victory, the journal- a half-century of military rule to of Mom. She has been friends often are at the core of those dis- teachers because they can read son cited by Kyaw Soe, director democracy in 2011 and many of ists were told they could occupy with this man for years. Second, proportionate punishments. When and respond to the correspon- general of the Union Parliament, its political reforms, such as there is a mismatch between what the upper floor of the chamber, like many children, you fear a dence after class is over for the which handles administrative media freedom, have stalled. new marriage will diminish Dad’s the teacher sees as acceptable day. But find out what the teacher duties. but they were continuing to About 10 journalists have been negotiate Thursday evening. position in the family. But rest behavior and the student’s view, prefers. Good communication can Other embarrassing pictures jailed and nearly a dozen are fac- assured, this won’t happen. A problems can surface. help the parent and the teacher have circulated showing lawmak- While the new location could be ing trials. sufficient for text reporters, it new marriage doesn’t erase Dad Teachers can learn to account work together to make sure ers using iPad devices while in The constitution also allots a or the wonderful memories all of would give visual journalists only for those cultural differences behavior expectations are under- session. Another appeared to quarter of the seats in Parliament you have. This is an entirely dif- through explicit and ongoing train- stood and followed. show an army representative a distant, back view of the MPs. to the military, a number that ferent relationship. But it allows ing focused on culture. But there leaning over to press a voting Officials offered to provide hand- gives it veto power over constitu- Mom to have a companion and be 4. Championing the child. A par- button for a missing lawmaker. out images instead, but inde- tional amendments. are also steps all parents can take ent should be the child’s advocate. less lonely. In years to come, you that will go a long way in helping After all, if you aren’t in your child’s will be grateful. Try to fake being happy for her until you discover their children understand the corner, who is? But, that doesn’t that you truly are. school’s expectations. mean taking the attitude of “My TODAY IN HISTORY Dear Annie: Recently, I attend- Here are some tips: child is always right.” You will need ed a three-hour cooking class for 1. Educate yourself. Parents to be fair and balanced. seniors. While waiting for the ——— Today is Monday, June 1, the Marilyn Monroe and Tom Ewell, General Eric Holder said federal class to start, I chatted with the (About the writer: Renae Azziz is the founder and director of a consult- 152nd day of 2015. 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Alfred degree despite being blind and suspects had to explicitly invoke my face and loudly exclaimed, “I Prufrock” was first published in deaf almost all of her life, died in their right to remain silent, and hope you are not going to be on Disproportionality in Youth Services. She holds degrees in school “Poetry: A Magazine of Verse” in Westport, Connecticut, at age 87. that simply remaining silent was obnoxious!” I looked at her and psychology, educational psychology and psychology. Opinions Chicago. In 1980, Atlanta-based Cable not sufficient to stop police ques- said kindly, “What did I do to expressed in guest “Viewpoints” do not necessarily reflect the views of On this date: News Network made its debut. tioning. Former Vice President Al make you say that?” She turned the Cleveland Daily Banner.) In 1533, Anne Boleyn, the sec- In 1990, President George H.W. 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In 2009, Air France Flight 447, after he was released by the hoped I was not going to be EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER In 1813, the mortally wounded an Airbus A330 carrying 228 peo- Taliban in exchange for five obnoxious?” She replied, “Oh, I Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant commander of the USS ple from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, Guantanamo terrorism detainees. do that all the time! Sometimes Chesapeake, Capt. James crashed into the Atlantic Ocean (Bergdahl was later charged with I’ll go to a movie and say, ‘I hope OFFICE MANAGER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR Lawrence, gave the order, “Don’t with the loss of everyone on board. desertion.) Ann B. Davis, 88, who you aren’t going to laugh at lot.’” Herb Lacy give up the ship” during a losing Ten years ago: Paul Wolfowitz became America’s favorite and She told me she does it “for fun” Joyce Taylor battle with the British frigate HMS began a five-year term as head of most famous housekeeper as the and suggested I try it. 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There’s a range Abbott was then opposition overturn a national ban on gay of views on both sides of the leader and the then Prime marriage. issue,” Abbott told reporters Minister Julia Gillard was gay Gay rights advocates fear that shortly before Shorten intro- marriage opponent. government lawmakers will be duced his legislation. Labor lawmakers were allowed reluctant to support the bill as There is no timetable set for a to vote according to their con- such a law would be seen as a vote, but Labor hopes it will hap- sciences, while Liberal lawmak- political victory for Shorten over pen this year. ers were required to oppose mar- Prime Minister Tony Abbott, a Labor Senate leader Penny riage equality. former Roman Catholic seminar- Wong, who is in a lesbian rela- Abbott says the party has yet ian and a staunch opponent of tionship, said that the recent ref- to decide whether his party’s marriage equality. erendum in which 62 percent of lawmakers would he allowed a Shorten told Parliament the Irish voters called for their con- free vote when the issue next AP photo A MAlAysiA Airlines ground staff member unloads luggage from a plane at Kuala Lumpur law would not compel religious stitution to be changed to allow comes up in Parliament. clerics to officiate at same-sex same-sex marriage was an Analysts say that since International Airport in Sepang, Malaysia, Monday. The new CEO of Malaysia Airlines said the ailing marriages. He called on Abbott important trigger for a similar Abbott’s authority was weakened carrier could break even by 2018 after cutting staff, selling surplus aircraft and refurbishing its inter- to allow lawmakers in his ruling debate in Australia. by a leadership challenge from national fleet. Liberal Party a free vote, rather Opinion polls show that most within his party in February, he than require them to back the Australians support gay mar- may be unlikely to anger mar- party’s line in opposing marriage riage. Gay rights advocates say riage equality advocates within Malaysia Air could break even by 2018 equality. Australia is now the only government ranks by denying (AP) — The new CEO of its already struggling business. a new name or logo as part of a “Our laws should be a mirror English-speaking developed them a free vote. Malaysia Airlines said the ailing The Malaysian parliament revamp of its brand. But he said reflecting our great and generous country to ban same-sex mar- Even with all lawmakers carrier could break even by 2018 passed a law allowing the airline a problem for Malaysia Airlines country and our free, inclusive riage after the Irish vote. allowed a free vote, gay rights after cutting staff, selling sur- to be restructured under is that the traveling public is reg- society,” Shorten said on intro- In 2004, the Parliament advocates say the result would plus aircraft and refurbishing its Chapter 11-style bankruptcy ularly reminded of its associa- ducing the bill. changed the Marriage Act with be close. international fleet. protection. tion with tragedy because the Christoph Mueller said Malaysia Airlines had a good search for Flight 370 is still Monday that the airline is trying safety and service record before underway. More than 680 in South Korea to sell two of its A380 super last year’s disasters but the Mueller said two of the air- jumbo jets and has gone ahead tragedies, and the airline’s han- line’s six A380 jets are surplus to with its previously announced dling of the first one in particu- requirements and will be sold, isolated over MERS virus fears plan to cut 6,000 of its 20,000 lar, battered its brand. Malaysia reflecting significant changes in SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Also, the son of one of the ease. staff. Airlines Flight 370 with 239 peo- the airline industry since the big More than 680 people in South patients ignored doctor’s orders Ministry officials said the The remaining 14,000 employ- ple on board went missing March jets were introduced, including Korea are isolated after having to cancel a trip to China, where number could rise. ees have been offered jobs in a 8 last year while en route to the rapid expansion of Emirates, contact with patients infected he was diagnosed as that coun- MERS was discovered in 2012 new company that is being set Beijing and no trace of it has which have resulted in overca- with a virus that has killed try’s first MERS case last week. and has mostly been centered up to take over the legacy been found. In July, a Malaysia pacity. hundreds of people in the China isolated the South in Saudi Arabia. It belongs to Malaysia Airlines business. Airlines jet was shot down over Its Boeing 777 and Airbus Middle East, health officials Korean man at a hospital, and the family of coronaviruses that The former chief executive of Ukraine, killing all 298 people on A330 jets will be refurbished and said Monday. Hong Kong authorities said includes the common cold and Ireland’s Aer Lingus told a press board. reconfigured as two-class planes South Korea has reported 17 Sunday that 18 travelers were SARS, and can cause fever, conference that Malaysia Mueller, who started work at with the business cabin to offer cases of Middle East being quarantined because they breathing problems, pneumonia Airlines is “technically bankrupt” Malaysia Airlines on May 1, said larger lie-flat seats than other Respiratory Syndrome since sat near him, but they were not and kidney failure. The virus but can remerge as Southeast the restructuring is a “hard airlines. diagnosing the country’s first showing symptoms. has spread primarily through Asia’s leading airline. reset” for the airline that will A few international routes may MERS illness last month in a South Korean Health Ministry contact with camels, but it can It is being kept alive by an reduce its costs by 20 percent be cut, Mueller said, but the air- man who had traveled to Saudi official Kwon Jun-wook told also spread from human fluids injection of funds from a and give it an opportunity to line’s approach would mainly Arabia. South Korea’s cases reporters Monday that 682 peo- and droplets. Malaysian government sovereign grow again. turn on flying smaller aircraft on have connections to the first ple who had close contact with There have been 1,167 cases wealth fund after double disas- He would not be drawn on routes that are currently unprof- patient, either medical staff who the patients, such as their fam- of the virus worldwide and 479 ters in 2014 dealt a fatal blow to whether the airline would adopt itable. treated him or patients who ily members and their medical of the patients have died, stayed near the man at the hos- staff, were isolated at their according to the European French hostage in Yemen appeals for help in video pital before he was diagnosed homes or state-run facilities to Center for Disease Prevention and isolated. prevent the spread of the dis- and Control. SANAA, Yemen (AP) — A ly really tired.” supported by Iran and allied French woman held hostage in The video of Prime was viewed with army units loyal to the Yemen appeared for the first by The Associated Press on country’s ousted President Ali time in a video that surfaced on Monday. The identity of her cap- Abdullah Saleh. Hadi, the inter- Monday, appealing for her tors remains unclear, but nationally recognized president, release. Yemen, the Arab world’s poorest has been forced to flee the coun- Isabelle Prime, who works as a nation, is home to one of the try. consultant with ties to the World most active and dangerous A military coalition led by Bank, was abducted from Sanaa branches of al-Qaida. Saudi Arabia began conducting along with her Yemeni translator French Foreign Ministry airstrikes against rebel positions in February. The translator was spokesman Romain Nadal said on March 26, but two months of released shortly afterward, but his government has verified the bombing have done little to push there was no word until now on authenticity of the video and back the rebel forces. The Prime. that it was filmed in April. Nadal airstrikes and ground-level vio- In her first video since her dis- said officials from the ministry lence have killed more than appearance, Prime appeared to will meet with the Prime family 1000 civilians and displaced a be under severe duress — sitting on Tuesday. half million people. in the desert dressed in a black He told AP that the French On Monday, coalition war- robe and looking frail and government is “mobilized to planes bombed the capital, tar- anguished. She addressed obtain the release” of Prime. geting weapon depots hidden in French President Francois Yemen has descended into nearby Noqoum mountain. An Hollande and Yemeni President civil war with Shiite rebels in Associated Press video showed Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi by control of the capital, Sanaa, heavy smoke rising from the name, saying, “please bring me and several other cities. The mountain as sounds of explo- to France fast because I am real- rebels, known as Houthis, are sions rocked the area.

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Call 472-5041 Deadline: June 9, 2015 Now to Place Publishes: June 14, 2015 Your Ad! 18—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com IS revamps recruitment, with savvy, professional broadcasts PARIS (AP) — After a selection released on a relatively obscure Media, an unnamed fighter says interviews and set up a Tumblr mimics — are untrustworthy. story,” he said. “To have a count- of tunes, the presenter with an website. By contrast, Al-Bayan in a video dedicated to these PR page; a blue-eyed Frenchman Islamic State recruits skew er-story being told by a former American accent offers “a reaches thousands of listeners muhajedeen, is “half of the bat- who appears in multiple videos young. In France, the West’s fighter would be potentially very glimpse at our main headlines.” every day via links shared on tle, if not its majority.” calling on his countrymen to largest source of extremists powerful.” IS militants have just seized social networks, helping to swell An April video calling for doc- emigrate to IS territories. heading to Iraq and Syria, they three Iraqi cities. A bomb blows the ranks of Westerners — pro- tors to join IS shows physicians “They want Europeans in gen- average in their mid-20s, with up a factory, killing everyone jected this year to reach up to in immaculate scrubs, as well as eral. They want anyone to come, female recruits tending to be German official inside. Militants destroy four 10,000 — fighting for the functioning medical equipment. to fight, to create the Islamic even younger. Whatever they are enemy Hummers and an Islamic State group in Syria and It features a blue-eyed state, to make the caliphate,” looking for, Islamic State prom- visits Gaza armored vehicle. Iraq. Australian moving about in a said Sebastien Pietrasanta, a ises: Shariah law, a deeper pur- The newscast’s tone sounds In the time it took to bring the pristine neo-natal ward, promis- French lawmaker who is spear- pose in life, a fight against a dic- GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — much like National Public Radio Frenchman Gilles Le Guen to ing new recruits that they will heading nascent efforts to de- tator, aid work, automatic Germany’s foreign minister paid a in the United States. But this is trial, his European successors be helping Muslims who suffer radicalize young extremist weapons, pathological violence rare visit to the Hamas-ruled Al-Bayan, the Islamic State in violent jihad have overturned from “a lack of qualified medical recruits. “We estimate there for those so inclined. Gaza Strip on Monday, calling on radio targeting European the recruitment script in ways care.” The video has the feel of a could be 5,000 and within the “They are able to reach and Israel to ease a blockade on the recruits — touting recent tri- that might impress a New York daytime television public-ser- year, there could be 10,000. ... find out what is important to territory and urging Hamas to umphs in the campaign to carve PR agency. vice message. We are facing not just a problem these people, what motivates make sure no more rockets are out a Caliphate. Islamic State videos come In an exchange on jihadi radio of security, but a problem of these people, and then they cre- fired into Israel. All news is good news for Al- with thrumming beats, hand- station Ask.fm the same week, a society.” ate an ability to fill that need, Frank-Walter Steinmeier Bayan’s “soldiers of the some clear-eyed young men and person identifying himself as a Anyone, from anywhere, can initially through the social became the latest Western diplo- Caliphate.” In this narrative, the editing techniques that call to British resident of IS territories recruit for Islamic State. A media, Internet,” Air Force Gen. mat, including EU foreign policy enemy always flees in disgrace mind tourism commercials. A promised newcomers free med- March study by Brookings Philip Breedlove, NATO’s chief Federica Mogherini and U.N. or is killed. The broadcasts end typical week of recruitment now ical school. Meanwhile, in a Institute researchers J.M. supreme allied commander for chief Ban Ki-moon, to tour Gaza with a swell of music and a gen- includes multiple newscasts in series of tweets, another person Berger and Jonathon Morgan Europe, said recently. “And then since a 50-day war with Israel tle English message: “We thank three languages, except the purporting to be a Briton prais- found more than 46,000 active when they bring them on board, last summer. our listeners for tuning in.” “good news” is about suicide es subsidized gas, free water Twitter accounts supporting they continue to address these Israel launched its offensive in The tension between the attacks instead of traffic reports and dental care superior to any- Islamic State in a two-month basic wants, of value, of a pur- response to heavy rocket fire. smooth, Western-style produc- and baseball scores. A polished thing offered in the West. period. As soon as one account pose — a sense of something as More than 2,200 Palestinians, tion and the extremist content video directed at French recruits “Naturally the arrogance will is shut down, more emerge. a part of a larger good.” including hundreds of civilians, shows how far the hardcore shows trainees leaping through kick in & they would deny the Meanwhile, Western govern- Peter Neumann, of the and 73 people on the Israeli side Islamic propaganda machine burning hoops and swinging truth and claim there (sic) way ment warnings about the dan- International Centre for the were killed. An estimated 18,000 has come since 2012, when an across monkey bars over flames. is better. Lol next time you pay gers of joining Islamic State Study of Radicalisation and homes in Gaza were destroyed, aging Frenchman posed in front And a metastasizing network of your bill smile,” the person said, have barely dented the rate of Political Violence at Kings and thousands more damaged. of a jihadi flag and threatened tweets spills forth from the according to a selection of departures. Those who have College London, says disillu- While international donors France in the name of al-Qaida smartphones of armchair cheer- tweets culled by the SITE lived unhappily under IS rarely sioned returning fighters — if have pledged billions of dollars in in the Islamic Maghreb. The leaders. Intelligence Group. offer a competing narrative, in Western governments can guar- aid, much of the money has not footage was grainy, with mini- Cameramen themselves are A handful of people show up mortal fear of retaliation. And antee their safety — will ulti- materialized and little reconstruc- mal production values, and heroes in this information war: repeatedly as key recruiters: a Western nations are having a mately be the most effective at tion has taken place. Glasgow woman who reportedly hard time combatting rhetoric preventing more departures. In a visit to Gaza’s fishermen’s harbor, Steinmeier called for LEGAL PUBLICATION helps British girls reach Syria; a that they — and the Western “Right now it’s really only Dutch fighter who gives jihadi media that IS so successfully Islamic State who is telling a more action to rebuild and improve Gaza’s troubled econo- SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE my. “This requires the opening of By Deed of Trust dated April 18, 2011, and re- LEGAL PUBLICATION crossing points” by Israel, he corded at Book 2031, Page 852, in the Register's said. Office for Bradley County, Tennessee, James A. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S FORECLOSURE SALE WHEREAS, on March 7, 2008, Cleveland Industries, LLC, executed a Deed of Israel and Egypt have main- Stone, an unmarried man (hereinafter the “Gran- tained a blockade over Gaza since tor”) conveyed to FMLS, Inc., Trustee, the hereinaf- Trust recorded on March 10, 2008, in Book 1819, page 806, in the Register’s Office of Bradley County, Tennessee, to George N. McCoin as Trustee, to se- Hamas seized control in 2007, ter described real estate to secure the payment of and all reconstruction materials all of the Grantor’s obligations owing to Regions cure a note executed by Cleveland Industries, LLC, Paul Matthews, and Maryel- len Matthews, evidencing a commercial indebtedness to H.L. Hammond and must enter through Israeli-con- Bank. On April 1, 2015, Walter N. Winchester of trolled crossings. Israel has eased Knox County, Tennessee, was appointed and desig- wife, Myra Hammond. Said deed of trust, its description, and terms are incor- porated herein by this reference; the blockade to allow more mate- nated Successor Trustee under the aforesaid Deed rials to enter since the war, but of Trust. Default has been made in the payment of WHEREAS, the commercial indebtedness, evidenced by said note and secured by the above referenced deed of trust, was assumed by David B. Hill, when officials say more goods are need- said indebtedness, the entire balance has been de- ed. clared due and payable and the owner and holder of Cleveland Industries, LLC conveyed the collateral described in the above refer- enced deed of trust to David B. Hill, by assumption deed recorded on October Bickering between Hamas and said indebtedness has directed me to foreclose said the rival Fatah movement of Deed of Trust. 30, 2009, in Book 1940, page 410, in the Register’s Office of Bradley County, Tennessee; President Mahmoud Abbas has NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the authority also hindered the entry of materi- vested in me by said Deed of Trust, I will on June WHEREAS, said note and deed of trust were assigned to Henry Lavon Ham- mond and Howard Lynn Hammond evidenced by an assignment of promissory als, since both sides have 24, 2015, at Noon local time, sell the following de- demanded control over border scribed property AT PUBLIC AUCTION at the loca- note and deed of trust recorded on December 22, 2014, in Book 2276, page 634, in the Register’s Office of Bradley County, Tennessee; crossings. tion of the property referenced and described below Steinmeier said it would be dif- at 2009 Washington Avenue SE, Cleveland, Bradley WHEREAS, said note and deed of trust were assigned to Alan Wagner evi- denced by an assignment of note and deed of trust recorded on April 30, 2015, ficult to rebuild Gaza while the County, Tennessee 37311, to the last, highest and rocket attacks continue. “This best bidder FOR CASH (on such terms as an- in Book 2299, page 159, in the Register’s Office of Bradley County, Tennessee; WHEREAS, Alan Wagner is the current true and lawful owner and holder of the city should not be a launching nounced at sale), free from all equitable rights of re- pad for rockets into Israel,” he demption, statutory right of redemption, home- note, secured by said deed of trust; WHEREAS, said note is in default and the default has not been cured, despite said. stead, dower, and all other exemptions and redemp- Hamas has largely honored a tive rights of every kind, all of which were ex- demand; WHEREAS, a copy of the Notice of Sale was sent on or before the first date of cease-fire that ended the fighting pressly waived and surrendered by the terms of said last August, but smaller militant Deed of Trust, subject however, to such prior en- publication by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, to the mortgagor and any co-debtor as required by T.C.A. § 35-5-101; groups occasionally carry out cumbrances, deeds of trust, leases, assignments, attacks, including a rocket strike contracts, easements, easements, conditions, re- WHEREAS, Alan Wagner, the current true and lawful owner and holder of the note, has directed the Trustee to proceed with foreclosure. last week. Israel holds Hamas striction, conveyances, property taxes (current and responsible, and it responded delinquent), and all tax liens that appear of record, NOW, THEREFORE, I, GEORGE N. MCCOIN, TRUSTEE, will on Monday, June 29, 2015 at 11:00 a.m. local time, sell the hereindescribed property at the with airstrikes on militant train- the following described real estate (the “Real Prop- ing sites. erty”): main door (Ocoee Street Entrance) of the courthouse at Bradley County, Ten- nessee. The property will be sold to the highest and best bidder for cash (or Steinmeier did not meet Hamas Located in the First Civil District of Bradley officials. The group nonetheless County, Tennessee, to-wit: credit upon the indebtedness secured if the lawful owner and holder thereof is the successful purchaser), and in bar of the equities of redemption, home- called the visit “an important Being the greater portion of Lot No. 33 and all of step.” Lots 34 and 35 in the H. D. Harle Subdivision to stead, dower, statutory right of redemption, and all other exemptions which are expressly waived, the following described real estate: Steinmeier toured battered Cleveland, Tennessee as shown plat thereof duly re- areas in eastern Gaza and inau- corded in the Register’s Office of Bradley County, M-058P-G-012.00 Located in the First Civil District of Bradley County, Tennessee, to-wit: LOTS gurated an expansion at a U.N. Tennessee in Plat Book 1, page 210 to which refer- school. ence is made. Said lots lie in one body and are 25, 26, 27, a portion of LOTS 28, 29, and 30 in the H.D. HARLE SUBDIVISION, as shown on plat of record in Plat Book 1, page 210, in the Register’s Office of Later Monday, Steinmeier also more particularly described as BEGINNING in the toured a southern Israeli commu- North line of Washington Avenue, 205 feet West of Bradley County, Tennessee. Said Lots lie in one body and together are de- scribed as follows: nity that was hit hard by rocket the Northwest corner of the intersection of said and mortar fire last year. Avenue and Howard Street; thence running in a BEGINNING at the intersection of the Northwestern corner of the hereinde- Western direction along said Avenue, 140 feet to a scribed parcel with the Northeastern corner of Lot 24, H.D. Harle Subdivision, corner, which corner is 10 feet Eastwardly from the said point lying in the right-of-way of Lois Street; run thence along Lois West line of Lot 33; thence the said land extends Street, South 67 deg. 10 min. East, 95 feet, to an iron pin; thence South 52 Legal Publications deg. 52 min. East, 157.9 feet, to an iron pin; thence South 05 deg. 29 sec. back in a Northerly direction between parallel lines, LEGAL PUBLICATION 235 feet, more or less along the West line and 240 West, 88 feet, to an iron pin; thence North 67 deg. 00 min. West, 125.9 feet, NOTICE TO CREDITORS feet on the East line to the South line of an alley. to an iron pin; thence along Lot 28, H.D. Harle Subdivision, South 23 deg. 09 IN THE PROBATE DIVISION OF THE CHAN- CERY COURT FOR BRADLEY COUNTY, TEN- Being the same property conveyed by warranty min. West 150 feet, to a corner; thence along Lots 38 and 33 of said subdivi- NESSEE. In the Matter of the Estate of JERRY V. JENKINS, (DECEASED). No. 2015-PR-111 deed from Michael Miller to James A. Stone as re- sion, North 66 deg. 57 min. West, 149 feet, to a corner marked by an iron pin; Probate Division. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, corded November 29, 2010, in Book 2007, page thence along Lot 24 of said subdivision, North 23 deg. 09 min. East, 272.1 ESTATE OF JERRY V. JENKINS (deceased). Notice is hereby given that on the 22nd day of 338, in the Register’s Office of Bradley County, feet, to the concrete marker being the POINT OF BEGINNING, as shown on sur- May, 2015, Letters Testamentary in respect to the Estate of Jerry V. Jenkins, deceased, who Tennessee. vey by Charles R. Brown, TN R.L.S. No. 1512, 1523 S. Lee Highway Cleveland, died April 12, 2015, were issued to the under- SUBJECT to any applicable governmental zoning TN, dated October 10, 1994. signed by the Chancery Court (Probate Division) of Bradley County, Tennessee. All persons, resi- ordinances or subdivision regulations in effect BEING THE SAME PROPERTY conveyed by warranty deed from H.L. Hammond dent and non-resident, having claims, matured or un-matured, against the Estate are required to thereon. and wife, Myra Hammond, to Cleveland Industries, LLC, a TN Limited Liability file the same with the Clerk of the Chancery The Real Property is believed to have a street ad- Company, recorded on March 10, 2008, in Book 1819, page 804, in the Regis- Court on or before the earlier of the dates pre- scribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be dress of 2009 Washington Avenue SE, Cleveland, ter’s Office of Bradley County, Tennessee. SEE ALSO assumption deed from forever barred: (1) (A) Four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting, as the Bradley County, Tennessee 37311. CLT No. Cleveland Industries, LLC, a TN Limited Liability Company, to David B. Hill, case may be) of this notice if the creditor re- 058PG-023. In the event of a discrepancy between recorded on October 30, 2009, in Book 1940, page 410, in the Register’s Of- ceived an actual copy of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date that is the street address and the property description, the fice of Bradley County, Tennessee. four (4) months from the date of the first publica- tion (or posting); or (B) Sixty (60) days from the property description shall control. SUBJECT to restrictions as set out in Book 9, page 491, in the Register’s Of- date the creditor received an actual copy of the The real property will be sold AS IS WHERE IS with fice of Bradley County, Tennessee. notice to creditors if the creditor received the copy of the notice less than sixty (60) days prior no warranties or representations of any kind, ex- SUBJECT to any applicable governmental zoning ordinances or subdivision to the date that is four (4) months from the date of first publication (or posting) as described in (1) press or implied, and including warranty for a par- regulations in effect thereon. (A); or (2) Twelve (12) months from the dece- ticular purpose. The Successor Trustee may sell the The property address is believed to be: 2002 Lois Street, SE Cleveland, TN dent's date of death. This 22nd day of May, 2015. Signed: Esther J. Altizer, Executor/ Admin- above described real property together as a whole 37312. istrator. Ashley L. Ownby, Attorney for the Es- tate. Carl D. Shrewsbury, Clerk & Master. Ashley or in lots, parcels, or tracts, as announced at the Trustee will sell and convey as Trustee only. The subject property is sold L. Ownby, Esq., Attorney for the Estate, 180 sale, and no such successive sales shall exhaust the “where is, as is” without warranty or representation of any kind, including fit- North Ocoee Street, P.O. Box 176, Cleveland, TN 37364-0176; (423) 479-1324. power of sale. The aforesaid sale may be postponed ness for a particular use or purpose. June 1, 8, 2015 to a later date by oral announcement at the time This sale is subject to the rights of tenant(s) or other parties or entities in pos- and place of the published sale or cancelled without session of the property that have lawful priority over the deed of trust. LEGAL PUBLICATION NOTICE TO CREDITORS further written notice or publication. The Succes- This sale is subject to all unpaid taxes, including any rollback taxes, assess- IN THE PROBATE DIVISION OF CHANCERY sor Trustee reserves the right to take or accept the ments, prior liens or encumbrances, leases, easements, and all other matters COURT FOR BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNES- SEE. Docket No. 2015-PR-112. NOTICE TO next highest or best bid at such sale should the last which take priority over the deed of trust under which this foreclosure sale is CREDITORS ESTATE OF PEGGY LINER MILLER, (Deceased). Notice is hereby given and highest bidder fail or refuse to comply with the conducted, including but not limited to the priority of any fixture filing and that, on the 22nd day of May, 2015, Letters Tes- terms of sale for any reason. In such event, the any matter that an accurate survey of the subject property might disclose. tamentary, in respect of the estate of Peggy Liner Miller, who died May 11, 2015, were issued Successor Trustee shall also reserve the right to re- The right is reserved to adjourn the day of the sale to another day, time, and to Sue L. Chambers, the undersigned, by the Chancery Court of Bradley County, Tennessee. open the bidding or republish and sell said Real place certain without further publication, upon announcement at the time and All persons, resident and non-resident, having Property at his option. Regions Bank may bid on place for the sale set forth above. claims, matured or unmatured, against this es- tate are required to file the same with the Clerk said Real Property. The Successor Trustee reserves This property is being sold with the expressed reservation that it is subject to of the above named Court on or before the ear- lier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise the right to conduct the sale by or through his confirmation by the Lender or Trustee. their claims will be forever barred: (1) (A) Four agents or attorneys acting in his place or stead, in- The Trustee reserves the right to rescind the sale of the subject property held (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting, as the case may be) of this notice if cluding the use of an auctioneer. pursuant to this Notice of Foreclosure at any time. the creditor received an actual copy of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days before the OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES: None Governmental Entity Tax Liens: None of Record. date that is four (4) months from the date of the Witness my hand this the 27th day of May, 2015. Parties Interested: Pursuant to T.C.A. § 35-5-104, notice is being provided to: first publication (or posting); or (B) Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor received an ac- Walter N. Winchester oty Dilbeck, by virtue of Notice of Lien, recorded on May 27, 2014, in Book tual copy of the notice to creditors if the creditor received the copy of the notice less than sixty Walter N. Winchester, Successor Trustee 2239, page 839, in the Register’s Office of Bradley County, Tennessee. (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) months WINCHESTER, SELLERS, Coty Dilbeck d/b/a Iron Man, by virtue of General Contractor’s Sworn State- from the date of first publication (or posting) as described in (1)(A); or (2) Twelve (12) months FOSTER & STEELE, P.C. ment, recorded on June 30, 2014, in Book 2245, page 774 in the Register’s from the decedent's date of death. This 22nd day of May, 2015. Signed: Sue L. Chambers, Execu- 800 South Gay Street, Suite 1000 Office of Bradley County, Tennessee. Witness my hand this 28th day of May, trix; ESTATE OF: Peggy Liner Miller, Deceased. Knoxville, Tennessee 37929 2015. /s/ George N. McCoin FILLAUER & WILSON, P.C. By: Robert B. Wil- son, III, Attorney; Attorney for Sue L. Chambers, Phone: (865) 637 1980 George N. McCoin, Trustee Executrix; Estate of Peggy Liner Miller, P.O. Box My File No. 349.0204 “THIS LAW FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A COMMERCIAL DEBT” 27, Cleveland, TN 37364-0027;423-472-1573; June 1, 8, 15, 2015 Carl Shrewsbury, Clerk & Master. June 1, 8 15, 2015 June 1, 8, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015— 19 Italian premier’s party claims #8-+1)4 7;1+-: -48')6;-,<44$15- <:16-:: 8879;<61;1-: 8)9;5-6;:79"-6; &1*' ./ MH;9A;: 97HI JHK9AI !4,!.%!* ! +* .!0!  &#$$ " +*! ! .++) 9EKDJHO I;JJ?D= 7I> F7?: BO M7J;H ?D9BK:;: DE victory in 5 of 7 regions       BM7OI 7 =EE: FEB?9O ;IF;9?7BBO 7D?9 9>?I; 7BB0* ?L?I?ED E< 9EDIKC;H Matteo Renzi’s Democratic Party ter-right: Salvini,” Piccoli said. 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20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, June 1, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Schools rule! Phone: 472-5041 Fax: 614-6529 Larry C. Bowers E-mail: Education reporter [email protected] Stuart celebrates Awards Day

WINNING ENGLISH and Writing Awards were, back row, from left, Hayden Lynch (English), Gabriel Espinoza (English), Caroline Clark (Writing), Gabriel Hallman (Writing), Evelina Stukanova (Writing). On Contributed photos the front row are, from left, Darien DeJesus (Reading), Ashlin Mathews (Reading), Ian Milen (Reading) STUART STUDENTS joined their teachers in celebrating the end of the school year recently. These are and Jonny Alvarez (English). Teacher Nancy Cooke is at back. academic winners in social studies and science. Attending were, back row from left, Forrest Fincher (sci- ence), Michael Hallman (social studies), teacher Chris Reid, and Sarah Lamberth (science). On the front row, from left, are Malaquias (social studies), Michael McCollum (science) and Kaily Perez (social studies).

ALOHA BUFFINGTON presents the Art Award to this year’s winner, Gabriel Baxter. PERFECT ATTENDANCE honors were taken by these students. At the presentation were, from left, McKenzie Brown, Brock Gasaway, Gabriel Hallman, Grace Longley and teacher Chris Reid, back. ANDREA MOORE, rear, congratulates Manuel Bailey gets Alonzo and Rodimildo Rivera for winning the ESL AWARDS. his degree at Tusculum Special to the Banner GREENEVILLE — Some 272 students recently achieved an educational goal by earning a degree at Tusculum College. The accomplishments of these gradu- ates were celebrated during the Spring Commencement Ceremony in May. Robert A. Bailey of Cleveland earned a master of arts in teach- ing degree. Tusculum College, the first col- EDIE MAY, back, presented this year’s Library Awards. The hon- lege in Tennessee and the 28th oldest in the nation, is a liberal ors went to, from left, Caroline Clark (third place), Kaily Perez (sec- arts institution committed to pro- ond place) and Grace Longley (first place). viding an education in a Judeo- Christian and civic arts environ- WINNING IN THE Music competition were, from left, Outstanding Chorus members Caroline Clark and ment, with pathways for career Xander Burke, Overall music members Eva Callais and Lucy Wright. Ruth James assisted in the pres- preparation, personal develop- entation. ment and civic engagement. Approximately 2,100 students are enrolled on the main campus in Greeneville and three off-site locations in East Tennessee. C-N receives designation Special to the Banner JEFFERSON CITY — Carson- Newman University has been named again a "College of Distinction" and a "Christian College of Distinction" for 2015- CHRIS REID, back, celebrates with the Math winners for this year. 16. They include, from left, Gavin Davis, Lucy Wright and Grace Longley. Carson-Newman is one of a select group of colleges to earn the prestigious designation, based on its excellence in four IN THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION presentation were, from left, Mrs. Cindy Newman, Ashila Howard, distinctions: engaged students, Grace Longley, Malaquias Rivera, Riley Harris. great teaching, vibrant campus communities and successful out- comes. The honor comes from the organization Colleges of Distinction. "We are tremendously honored to be recognized as both a College of Distinction and Christian College of Distinction," said Carson-Newman University President J. Randall O'Brien. "Our faculty and staff take their roles very seriously in keeping students the focus of what we do. They are the reason we are here. I think this honor speaks to that commitment." High school college counselors and educators nominate colleges and universities for recognition by Colleges of Distinction, which then evaluates each school based on qualitative and quantitative research. The colleges and uni- versities are not ranked and instead are members of a consor- STUART ART AWARDS went to, back row from left, Niyah Sharp, Christopher Robles, Grace Longley, PHYSICAL EDUCATION II winners were Ashlin Mathews, left, and tium of other equally impressive and Eva Callais. On the front row are, from left, McKenzie Brown, Ashlin Mathews, Lucy Wright and Bryce Higgins, center. Cindy Newman participated in the presentation. schools. Evelina Stukanova. Teacher Mary Ann Poplin is at back.