$260M Deal Averts 1St Trial on Opioid Crisis

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Tuesday, October 22, 2019 www.newsherald.com @The_News_Herald facebook.com/panamacitynewsherald 75¢ Tyndall AFB to get diff erent kind of fl yover

Wednesday from through traffic on U.S. groundbreaking set for 98, eliminating a traffic light fl yover bridge on U.S. 98 and traffic bottleneck at the at Tyndall entrance current intersection. Tyndall was all but By Jim Thompson destroyed by last October’s [email protected] Hurricane Michael, but in the intervening months, 80 TYNDALL AFB — At Tyn- percent of the base’s pre- dall Air Force Base, the word hurricane personnel have “flyover” routinely means returned to the installation. jets screaming past overhead. An artist’s conception shows the ﬂ yover planned for U.S. Highway Ground will be broken LOCAL | B1 But on Wednesday, work on a 98 at Tyndall Drive and Airey Avenue at the main gate to Tyndall Air for the road construction different kind of flyover will Force Base. A ground-breaking ceremony for the project, which will project during a 10 a.m. cer- TWO FLORIDA begin just outside the base’s include an overpass on the base’s Louisiana Avenue, will cost nearly emony at Tyndall’s Flag Park. main gate. $20 million. [FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION] Among the people set to par- SCHOOLS IN A flyover bridge on U.S. ticipate in the ceremonial WALLETHUB’S Highway 98 at Tyndall Drive centerpiece of a nearly $20 project that will separate and Airey Avenue is the million road construction traffic bound for the base See TYNDALL, A5 TOP 50

“There’s no amount of money that’s going to change the devastation and destruction that they’ve done $260M deal averts 1st to families not only all across our county but all across the country”

Travis Bornstein, who was preparing trial on opioid crisis to testify in the Cleveland trial

By Julie Carr Smyth drugstore chain Walgreens. and Geoff Mulvihill The new plan is for Walgreens The Associated Press and other pharmacies to go to trial within six months. CLEVELAND — The The settlement enables nation’s three biggest drug both sides to avoid the risks distributors and a major and uncertainties involved in drugmaker agreed to an 11th- a trial: The counties immedi- hour, $260 million settlement ately lock in money they can Monday over the terrible toll use to deal with the crisis, and taken by opioids in two Ohio the drug companies avoid a counties, averting the first possible finding of wrong- federal trial over the crisis. doing and a huge jury verdict. The trial, involving Cleve- “There’s no amount of land’s Cuyahoga County and money that’s going to change Akron’s Summit County, the devastation and destruc- was seen as a critical test tion that they’ve done to case that could have gauged families not only all across the strength of the opposing our county but all across the sides’ arguments and prod- country,” said Travis Born- ded the industry and its foes stein, who was preparing to toward a nationwide resolu- testify in the Cleveland trial. tion of nearly all lawsuits over But he said the settlement opioids, the scourge blamed should help provide services for 400,000 U.S. deaths in for people who are struggling. the past two decades. Bornstein said his son, The agreement was struck Tyler, became hooked on in the middle of the night, Attorney Mark Lanier gets a hug outside the U.S. Federal courthouse, Monday, in Cleveland. [TONY DEJAK/ opioids as a teenager after just hours before a jury that THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] receiving a prescription fol- was selected last week was lowing surgery on his arm. He scheduled to hear opening used to treat opioid addiction. lawsuits over the deadly The barrage of lawsuits died of a heroin overdose five arguments in federal court in “People can’t lose sight of disaster. Participants in those was brought against drug years later, in 2014. Cleveland. the fact that the counties got a cases said the Ohio deal buys manufacturers, suppliers and Better funding for treat- Drug distributors Ameri- very good deal for themselves, them time to try to work out sellers by state and local gov- ment programs might have sourceBergen, Cardinal but we also set an important a nationwide settlement of all ernments, Native American helped his son, who was on Health and McKesson will pay national benchmark for the claims. tribes, hospitals and others. a waiting list when he died, a combined $215 million, said others,” Shkolnik said. It could also turn up the For nearly two years, a federal Bornstein said. Hunter Shkolnik, a lawyer for The deal contains no pressure to work out such a judge in Ohio has been push- Ohio in 2017 had the sec- Cuyahoga County. Israeli- admission of wrongdoing by deal, because every partial ing the parties toward one big ond-highest death rate from based drugmaker Teva will the defendants. settlement reached reduces settlement. drug overdoses in the U.S., contribute $20 million in Across the U.S., the phar- the amount of money the The only defendant left behind only West Virginia. cash and $25 million worth maceutical industry still companies have available to in the trial that had been of generic Suboxone, a drug faces more than 2,600 other pay other plaintiffs. scheduled for Monday is the See OPIOID, A5

US to require DNA samples from asylum-seekers

By Colleen Long law enforcement hunting for would not apply to legal per- The Associated Press criminals, a Justice Depart- manent residents or anyone ment official said. entering the U.S. legally, and WASHINGTON — The The Justice Department on children under 14 are exempt, Trump administration is Monday issued amended reg- but it’s unclear whether planning to collect DNA ulations that would mandate asylum-seekers who come samples from asylum-seekers DNA collection for almost all through official crossings will and other migrants detained migrants who cross between be exempt. In this April 18 photo, a sign for the Department of Justice hangs in by immigration officials and official entry points and are The official spoke to The the press brieﬁ ng room at the Justice Department, in Washington. will add the information to a held even temporarily. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE] massive FBI database used by The official said the rules See DNA, A5

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In this frame grab from video provided by Hawar News, ANHA, the Kurdish news agency, residents who are angry over the U.S. withdrawal from Syria hurl potatoes at American military vehicles Monday in the town of Qamishli, northern Syria. [ANHA VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Syrian withdrawal turns chaotic

By Sarah El Deeb Monday he was discuss- cast doubt on that, saying and Lee Keath ing keeping them there. the American post would The Associated Press Trump surprised even have seen Kurdish fire his own military on the and gone on alert. BEIRUT — The crowd ground when he agreed Kobani was a scene hurled potatoes that to remove U.S. soldiers of the first major battle thudded on the sides of working with Kurdish- to drive out IS in 2014, the hulking U.S. armored led forces near the border making it a symbol of vehicles. “What hap- in an Oct. 6 phone call U.S.-Kurdish coopera- pened to Americans?” with Turkish President tion against the militants. one man shouted in Eng- Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Capturing Kobani would lish up at the sole U.S. Three days later, Turkey have made it possible for soldier visible on the back launched its offensive Turkey to link up its ter- of a vehicle. The soldier with heavy bombardment ritories it holds to the stared silently straight along the frontier. west with newly captured ahead, away from the For the American areas to the east. show of fury. troops, it had not been The Pentagon con- It was yet another clear how far the Turkish firmed the incident and indignity in a U.S. with- offensive would go, but said it warned Turkey to drawal that has been they were promised they avoid actions that could carried out over the past were out of harm’s way. cause defensive reaction. two weeks with more The assault was expected No troops were injured haste and violence than to target a block of terri- but the Americans left expected — and which tory in the center of the the outpost. may now be partially border where the U.S. and “They (the Turks) reversed. Turkey had been trying to created the effect they The turmoil was only work out a compromise wanted. We moved out in part because Presi- “safe zone” arrangement. of there tonight,” the dent Donald Trump’s Senior Pentagon offi- official told the AP in a Oct. 13 order to leave was cials said repeatedly text message at the time. so abrupt. It also seemed that there was frequent Two days later, Trump there had been little U.S. communication with the ordered all troops out preparation for how to Turks to avoid accidents of Syria. Esper told CBS deal with a subsequent on the ground and in the Face the Nation, “In the invasion by Turkey, air. But one U.S. official last 24 hours we learned though Ankara had been with knowledge of the that they (the Turks) threatening it for months. ground said Turkey’s likely intend to expand And when it did strike, actions were unilateral their attack further south Turkey hit more widely and potentially “danger- than originally planned across northeastern Syria ous to coalition forces and to the west.” than anticipated and and civilians.” The offi- At the same time, the was startlingly aggres- cial spoke on condition Kurds announced they sive, seemingly trying to of anonymity because had worked out a deal shove U.S. soldiers out of he was not authorized to with Russia for the Syrian its way. Turkish artillery brief reporters. government’s military to fire and Turkish-backed It quickly became clear deploy in border areas to fighters came danger- Turkey was more aggres- protect them against the ously close to three sive than expected. Two Turkish offensive. American positions, U.S. days into the offensive, For a brief moment the and Kurdish officials said. just after 9 p.m. Turk- U.S. troops seemed to On Monday, a U.S. ish artillery fired near stall. convoy was passing a well-identified U.S. They waited in the down an avenue in the observation point on a flashpoint town of Manbij Kurdish-dominated city hill outside of the town and strategic Kobani until of Qamishli, apparently of Kobani, 44 miles west Syrian forces backed by on the way out of Syria, of that zone. Russia arrived. It was a when it caught the brunt The Turkish military clear move to put brakes of residents’ anger and said it was responding to on the Turkish expansion. frustration at the Ameri- Kurdish fire coming from Then, Turkish-backed can military that was once a position about 0.6 miles Syrian militias got too their closest ally and was away from the post. It close. They deployed on now abandoning them. said it took precautions a major highway, erect- “Like rats, America is before firing to prevent ing checkpoints and running away,” one man harm to the Americans intercepting vehicles, shouted in Arabic at the and ceased fire upon including one carrying a vehicles, shown in a video “receiving information” Kurdish politician, whom put out by the Kurdish from the U.S military. the fighters killed in a news agency. But the U.S. official widely circulated video. One armored vehicle, its American flag flying on the back, reversed down the street and popped onto the sidewalk, apparently searching for a way around the angry men stomping toward it, jab- bing their fingers in the air and shouting insults. Now, the whole ratio- nale Trump put forward for the retreat — to get American troops out of the Mideast and “endless wars” — is in doubt. Rather than leaving the region, the withdraw- ing troops will deploy in neighboring Iraq to fight the Islamic State group, which many warn could get new life from the Syria turmoil. Some U.S. forces are still in eastern Syria, helping Kurdish fighters protect oil fields. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said * ** A4 Tuesday, October 22, 2019 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD

Election hacks: You may never know

By Colleen Long and good communication on Christina A. Cassidy cyber incidents ... it does The Associated Press create a lack of confidence in the system,” said Colo- WASHINGTON — If the rado Secretary of State Jena FBI discovers that foreign Griswold. “Luckily we have hackers have infiltrated the been able to work around the networks of your county void of federal policy that election office, you may not has been leaving our nation find out about it until after in a precarious spot.” voting is over. And your But Department of Home- governor and other state land Security officials say officials may be kept in the privacy is needed to ensure dark, too. that officials come forward There’s no federal law and share valuable threat compelling state and local information. governments to share infor- Some election officials mation when an electoral could be hesitant about system is hacked. And a public disclosures, con- federal policy keeps details cerned their agencies would secret by shielding the be portrayed in a negative identity of all cyber victims light. They could opt to regardless of whether elec- handle any breach alone. tion systems are involved. That could create dan- Election officials are in a gerous delays in sharing difficult spot: If someone information, said Jeanette else’s voting system is tar- Manfra, assistant director geted, they want to know In this Nov. 1, 2017, photo, trafﬁc along Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington streaks past the Federal for cybersecurity at Home- exactly what happened so Bureau of Investigation headquarters building. Federal policies emphasizing privacy over disclosure land Security’s new cyber they can protect their own and a complex web of government ofﬁcials could undermine improvements in communication and agency. system. Yet when their own coordination if another cyberattack on U.S. election systems occurs. [J. DAVID AKE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Homeland Security acts systems are targeted, they as the middleman between may be cautious about dis- now a U.S. senator, was not highlighted the threat as immediately if one of their the intelligence community closing details. They must told at the time and didn’t President Donald Trump local election offices experi- and the states. In general, balance the need for open- learn most of the details until argues it’s OK for foreign ences a breach. In addition, communication and coor- ness with worries over this year. countries to provide dam- the whole situation could be dination on election security undermining any criminal And the threat to electoral aging information on his considered classified as part have improved in the last investigation. And they want systems is real. Federal offi- political rivals, a matter now of a federal investigation. two years. to avoid chaos or confusion, cials believe Russian agents the subject of an impeach- At least two states — “We’ve worked over the the kind of disruption that in 2016 searched for vul- ment inquiry led by House Colorado and Iowa — have years to be able to declas- hackers want. nerabilities within election Democrats. implemented policies to sify even more and to do it The secrecy surrounding systems in all 50 states. And In general, it’s up to elec- compel local officials to faster,” Manfra said. “It’s foreign hacks is not a hypo- the nation’s intelligence toral agencies to disclose notify the state about sus- still not a perfect process.” thetical issue. The public still chiefs warn that Russia and when they’ve been hacked. pected breaches involving Due to the criminal nature doesn’t know which Florida other nations remain inter- That, plus the federal election systems. of cyber breaches, law counties were breached by ested in interfering in U.S. policy protecting the iden- “Every American in this enforcement officials may Russian agents in the 2016 elections. tity of cyber victims, could nation deserves to have a seek to withhold releasing election. Rick Scott, Flor- Meanwhile, experts worry mean that state election democracy they can believe certain information long ida’s governor in 2016 and the White House hasn’t officials might not be told in, and when there is not after the incident.

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In this Jan. 9, 2016, photo, a man stands guard after In this June 26 photo, Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, Anti-government protesters wave Lebanese flags several organizations arrived at the Malheur National senior rabbi of Chabad of Poway synagogue in San and shout slogans against the Lebanese government Wildlife Refuge near Burns, Ore. Federal employees Diego, Calif., addresses the United Nations General during a protest Monday in Beirut, Lebanon. overseeing U.S. public lands were assaulted or Assembly at U.N. headquarters. At least 12 white Facing escalating mass protests, the government threatened at least 360 times over a five-year period supremacists have been arrested on allegations of of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri approved marked by heightened tensions with anti-government plotting, threatening or carrying out anti-Semitic Monday a package of economic reforms and a 2020 groups and dwindling ranks of law enforcement attacks in the U.S. since the massacre at a Pittsburgh budget without new taxes, hoping to appease people officers, a congressional watchdog agency said synagogue nearly one year ago, a Jewish civil rights in the streets. [HASSAN AMMAR/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Monday. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE] group reported Sunday. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE]

RALEIGH, N.C. BOSTON LONDON MADRID LA PAZ, BOLIVIA Florida veterinarian, wife die 4 more parents plead guilty in Wikileaks founder Assange Spain to exhume dictator Bolivia election uncertainty: in plane crash near airport college admissions scandal loses bid to delay hearing remains to discreet grave Evo Morales win or runoff?

A Florida veterinarian Four more parents pleaded WikiLeaks founder Julian Spain’s Socialist govern- A sudden halt in and his wife were identi- guiltyonMondayinthecollege Assange appeared in a U.K. ment says it will exhume and release of presidential fied Monday as victims of admissions bribery scandal, court Monday to fight extra- relocate the remains of dic- election returns led to a deadly plane crash near and a Texas man accused of dition to the United States on tator Gen. Francisco Franco confusion and protests in a North Carolina airport, helping to orchestrate the espionage charges, and he on Thursday, bringing closer Bolivia on Monday as oppo- devastating friends who scheme also agreed to reverse lost a bid to delay proceed- to an end a move that has nents suggested officials remembered their generos- his plea and accept guilt. ings so that his legal team sparked much criticism and were trying to help President ity and devotion to animals. Parents Douglas Hodge, would have more time to legal battles. Evo Morales avoid a risky Dr. Harvey Partridge Michelle Janavs, Manuel prepare his case. The government received runoff. and Patricia Partridge, Henriquez and Elizabeth Hen- Assange defiantly raised court clearance last month Morales topped Sun- both 72, of Terra Ceia, riquez entered guilty pleas in a fist to supporters who to take the remains from the day’s election, but the last Florida, died when their Boston’sfederalcourtMonday jammed the public gallery grandiose mausoleum at the released results showed small plane crashed Sunday after previously pleading not in Westminster Magistrates Valley of the Fallen complex him falling a few points night on approach to guilty. Each faces charges of Court for a rare view of their outsideMadridandmovethem short of the percentage Raleigh-Durham Inter- money laundering and con- hero. He appears to have lost toacemeteryclosetothecapi- needed to avoid the first national Airport, airport spiracy to commit mail and weight but looked healthy, talwheretheFrancofamilyhas runoff in his nearly 14 years officials said in a statement. wire fraud. although he spoke very softly acrypt.Franco’swife,Carmen in power. A friend said Harvey Par- Martin Fox, the presi- and at times seemed despon- Polo, was buried there in 1988. Still, he claimed an out- tridge was an experienced dent of a private tennis club dent and confused. The government said it will right victory, saying that pilot who had been flying for in Houston, also agreed Assange and his legal team begin the exhumation opera- the uncounted votes decades and used the same to plead guilty by Nov. 20 failed to convince District tion at 10:30 a.m. (0830 GMT) would be enough to give a single-engine plane recently in a deal that prosecutors Judge Vanessa Baraitser that Thursday with the presence of fourth term. to fly an ailing rescue dog for announced Monday. He is a delay in the already slow- 22 relatives of Franco, includ- life-saving surgery. charged with racketeering. moving case was justified. ing his seven grandchildren. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, October 22, 2019 A5

In addition to the U.S. Seven proposals were TYNDALL 98 flyover, the project rejected due to either will include an overpass potential environmental From Page A1 along Louisiana Avenue issues or concerns that on Tyndall grounds “to they would not suffi- improve on-base traffic,” ciently improve traffic in groundbreaking are according to Satter. the area, according to an Phillip Gainer, District 3 The project “is cur- FDOT study. secretary for the Florida rently estimated for Also rejected was a Department of Trans- completion in late 2021,” proposal that would portation; state Rep. Jay Satter said in an email have included the con- Trumbull, R-Panama detailing the project. struction of an additional City; and Col. Brian The FDOT is working Tyndall entrance gate on Laidlaw, commander of in cooperation with the a proposed new road link- the 325th Fighter Wing Federal Highway Admin- ing U.S. 98 with Airey and the installation com- istration and the U.S. Avenue, according to the mander at Tyndall. Department of Defense on FDOT study. The work, mostly cov- the project, according to The FDOT’s design- ering a mile of U.S. 98 information from Satter. build contractor for a short distance south The project for which the project is Anderson of Tyndall’s main gate, ground will be broken Columbia, a Florida- will cost $19,9 million, Wednesday is one of headquartered company according to FDOT Dis- seven proposals con- that is one of the largest trict 3 Communications sidered for U.S. 98 at civil project contractors Manager Ian Satter. Tyndall’s main gate. in the United States.

long known the dangers hope other states and local OPIOID of opioids. governments sign on. Those suing the indus- But the reception From Page A1 try have accused it of wasn’t promising. Ohio aggressively marketing Attorney General Dave opioids while downplay- Yost called the idea “a In a statement, the ing the risks of addiction pile of lumber,” not a three major distribu- and turning a blind eye framework. And Paul tors said the settlement toward suspiciously large Hanly, one of the lead money should be used on shipments of the drugs. lawyers for the local such things as treatment, The industry has denied governments, said the rehab and mental health wrongdoing. companies should be services. Industry CEOs and forced to pay more. The settlement also attorneys general from OxyContin maker means that the evidence four states met Friday Purdue Pharma, often prepared for the trial in Cleveland, where the cast as the biggest vil- won’t be fully aired. offer on the table was a lain in the crisis, reached Lawyers for the coun- deal worth potentially a tentative settlement ties were preparing to $48 billion in cash and last month that could show the jury a 1900 first addiction-treatment be worth up to $12 bil- edition of “The Won- drugs to settle cases lion. But half the states derful Wizard of Oz,” nationally. and hundreds of local featuring the poppy fields Those attorney gen- governments oppose that put Dorothy to sleep, erals reiterated Monday it. It remains to be seen and a 3,000-year-old that they have worked whether the settlement Sumerian poppy jug to out a “framework” for a will receive the approv- show that the world has settlement. They said they als it needs.

prosecuted because chil- asylum regulations and DNA dren can’t be detained. agreements with Central President Donald American countries, but From Page A1 Trump and others in his they remain higher than administration often in previous years. single out crimes com- DNA profile collec- Associated Press on the mitted by immigrants tion is allowed under a condition of anonymity as a reason for stricter law expanded in 2009 before the regulations border control. But mul- to require that any adult were published. tiple studies have found arrested for a federal Homeland Security that people in the United crime provide a DNA officials gave a broad out- States illegally are less sample. At least 23 states line of the plan to expand likely to commit crime require DNA testing, but DNA collection at the than U.S. citizens, and some occur after a suspect border two weeks ago, legal immigrants are even is convicted of a crime. but it was unclear then less likely to do so. The FBI database, whether asylum-seekers For example, a study known as the Combined would be included or last year in the journal DNA Index System, has when it would begin. Criminology found that nearly 14 million con- The new policy would from 1990 through 2014, victed offender profiles, allow the government to states with bigger shares plus 3.6 million arrestee amass a trove of biometric of migrants have lower profiles, and 966,782 data on hundreds of thou- crime rates. forensic profiles as of sands of migrants, raising Alex Nowrasteh, direc- August 2019. The pro- major privacy concerns tor of immigration studies files in the database do and questions about at the Libertarian think not contain names or whether such data should tank Cato Institute, which other personal identi- be compelled even when has also studied the issue, fiers to protect privacy; a person is not suspected said it was unnecessary. only an agency identifier, of a crime other than “Fingerprints and cur- specimen identification crossing the border ille- rent biometrics are more number and DNA lab gally. Civil rights groups than sufficient to identify associated with the anal- already have expressed criminals and keep them ysis. That way, when concerns that data could out of the United States. people aren’t a match, be misused, and the new Collecting DNA is expen- their identification isn’t policy is likely to lead to sive, will be done poorly, exposed. legal action. and doesn’t make Ameri- The only way to get a Justice officials hope cans any safer,” he said. profile out of the system to have a pilot program Immigrant rights advo- is to request through in place shortly after the cates were immediately an attorney that it be 20-day comment period critical. removed. ends and expand from “This proposed change Federal and state inves- there, the official said. in policy is ... transpar- tigators use the system to The new regulations are ently xenophobic in its match DNA in crimes they effective Tuesday. intention,” said Ameri- are trying to solve. As of Trump administration can Civil Liberties Union August 2019, the database officials say they hope to senior policy and advo- produced about 480,000 solve more crimes com- cacy attorney Naureen hits, or matches with mitted by immigrants Shah. law enforcement seek- through the increased “It seeks to miscast ing crime scene data, and collection of DNA from these individuals, many of assisted in more than a group that can often whom are seeking a better 469,000 investigations. slip through the cracks. life or safety, as threats to Justice Depart- The Justice official also the country’s security.” ment officials are said it would be a deter- Curbing immigration is striking a line in the rent — the latest step Trump’s signature issue, regulations that gave the aimed at discouraging but his administration has secretary of Homeland migrants from trying to struggled in dealing with Security discretion to enter the United States the surge of people trying opt out of collecting DNA between official cross- to enter the United States, from immigrants because ings by adding hurdles to mostly Central American of resource limitations or the immigration process. families fleeing poverty operational hurdles. Currently, officials col- and violence. Justice and Homeland lect DNA on a much more Authorities made more Security officials are still limited basis — when a than 810,000 arrests at working out details, but migrant is prosecuted the border during the cheek swab kits would be in federal court for a budget year that just provided by the FBI, the criminal offense. That ended in September, a official said. includes illegal crossing, high not seen for more The FBI will help train a charge that has affected than 10 years. Offi- border officials on how mostly single adults. cials say numbers have to get a sample, which Those accompanied by since fallen following shouldn’t take more than children generally aren’t crackdowns, changes in a few minutes. * ** A6 Tuesday, October 22, 2019 | The News Herald VIEWPOINTS

PANAMA CITY ANOTHER VIEW

Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor

EDITORIAL AMA president leads on opioids

Battling a ‘disease of despair’

atrice Harris was an early witness to the opioid epidemic in West Virginia, and as an Atlanta resident, she is in close contact with the Cen- P ters for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). In any case, she has chaired the Opioid Task Force for the American Medical Association (AMA) since 2014. Now as president of the AMA, she travels the country to demonstrate physician leadership on the issue that caused a record 70,000 deaths in 2017 due to drug overdoses —47,000 of which were linked to opioids. OPINION Opioids and suicides — called diseases of despair — have contributed to average life expectancy dropping in the United States for three years in a row. The U.S. is the only developed nation experiencing this decline. Not since the Electronic monitoring the illusion of safety Spanish flu epidemic in the early 1900s has this happened. Let’s be clear: Physicians were complicit in the errone- ous belief that opioids were not much of a threat. That sentencing alternative pretrial. After sentenc- naïve belief led to prescriptions of opioids when less dan- because it is a punishment ing, an offender may be put gerous painkillers were available. less harsh than incarcera- on electronic monitoring “This is not a physicians’ problem alone to solve,” tion but more strict than in lieu of incarceration. Harris told the Florida Times-Union Editorial Board minimally supervised Those costs will be added during a recent visit. After all, opioid prescriptions have probation.” to the court cost and fines, been slashed since 2012. In fact, a backlash has occurred Matthew Mangino The “reform” brought often burying a parolee in in which patients with legitimate pain issues are having about by electronic moni- debt. Samantha Malamed trouble receiving prescriptions. toring has brought about of the Philadelphia Inquirer Doctors have been warned about abruptly stopping he criminal justice new problems. recently wrote about a opioid prescriptions for patients with chronic pain. Slow, system is in the For instance, using Philadelphia woman on her voluntary reductions of opioid doses can improve quality midst of a seismic electronic monitoring to 15th year of probation for a of life without worsening pain, but this tapering regimen Tshift in priorities. supervise people while 2003 theft - her only crimi- can take years. Ideas that not so long ago awaiting trial. Many criminal conviction. “Some folks do benefit from opioids and we hear all the would have been considered nal justice practitioners Malamed wrote, “‘Case to time that pharmacies will not fill prescriptions,” Harris radical are now mainstream. malign the cash bail system close once restitution is paid said. “We need to restore some balance here.” Change can be posi- as unjust and particularly in full,’ the docket noted, “We are laser-focused on treatment and access to tive, but it can also have harmful to the economically ordering payments at a rate treatment and eliminating barriers for our patients having unintended consequences. disadvantaged. of $75 per month toward a access to treatment,” Harris said. Electronic monitoring is a A defendant is faced with total of $40,939. The AMA has conducted an 18-month study into best prime example. Electronic posting bond in the amount If she continues paying at practices for confronting the opioid epidemic. Four states monitoring was introduced of $5,000. He may have to that rate, she will remain on were examined, but not Florida. in the 1960s. Ralph Gable, choose between paying a probation for an additional In Pennsylvania, the state insurance commissioner’s a student at Harvard Uni- surety bond of $350 or pay 45 years, until she’s 104 office evaluates whether parity laws are being used. versity patented a device for installation and monthly years old.” Mental illness and substance abuse patients are supposed derived from surplus mili- rental of an electronic The criminal justice to be treated like any other patients, but that sometimes is tary tracking equipment to monitor. system itself creates a cycle not the case. verify his teacher’s theory of The initial monitoring fee of poverty that is nearly In a perfect world, what would a successful opioid treat- positive reinforcement. is $100, plus $50 per month impossible to overcome. ment system look like? Ironically, Gable’s foray to rent the monitor. After What’s worse is who is Harris said it would involve a stable, sustainable treat- into electronic monitor- six months, the monitor- monitoring the electric ment infrastructure, not chasing epidemic after epidemic. ing was intended to do the ing cost has exceeded the monitor? A monitor can be Vermont built a hub-and-spoke model that provides opposite of what it does bond amount. If a defendant used to recreate an offend- a treatment network that is both efficient and compre- today. Gable used monitor- fails to pay one month, she er’s location or even alert hensive. Patients have access to medical and behavioral ing to reward probationers may have her bond revoked someone when the offender services. who followed the rules, as ending up where she started goes to a forbidden location, Pennsylvania created 45 Centers of Excellence to fill in opposed to today’s focus of - in jail. but it would literally take a the gaps for opioid treatment. A designated health center penalizing noncompliance. She may also have her workforce of thousands to is the hub and the spokes are health care providers, peer Politicians on both sides bond revoked for drinking, monitor offenders in real recovery specialists and navigators. of the aisle have joined in the or not working - things that time, in any meaningful The AMA also encourages prescriptions of naloxone condemnation of incar- wouldn’t otherwise affect way. for patients at risk of an overdose. This drug can quickly ceration rates. America someone on a straight mon- According to Ava Kofman reverse the life-threatening symptoms of an overdose. incarcerates more people for etary bond. writing in ProPublica, Solutions must be local, Harris said. What works in longer periods of time than When it comes to bail, “Critics of monitors con- Jacksonville may not work in the Panhandle, for instance. nearly every other country judges are a little gun-shy. tend that their public-safety But it is clear medication-assisted treatment can help in the world. Lawmakers Bail is not a big deal until a appeal is illusory: If defen- transition patients from addictive drugs. have looked to electronic case goes bad. A defendant dants are intent on harming monitoring as a safe and on bail awaiting trial harms someone or skipping town, cost-effective alternative another person. Electronic the bracelet, which can be to prison and jail. The use of monitoring is a convenient easily removed with a pair monitors increased dra- fall back for judges. If a of scissors, would not stop WRITE TO US matically between 1980 and defendant harms an inno- them.” 2016. According to the Pew cent person while awaiting Letters should not exceed 300 words and include the writer’s Charitable Trusts, probation trial, a judge can point the Matthew T. Mangino is of name, address and phone number for veriﬁ cation. Letters may and parole populations grew finger at the probation counsel with Luxenberg, be edited for clarity and brevity. Guest columns of up to 600 by 239% during that period. office or private vendor Garbett, Kelly & George P.C. words may be submitted as well. Write: Letters to the editor, Ralph Gable’s brother Paul who is “supervising” the His book The Executioner’s The News Herald, 501 W. 11th St., Panama City, FL 32401 Email: Gable wrote, “Monitor- defendant. 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Among the bigger other states. Florida already Ken Nelson: David could think of was, I know he is the amount of angry crazy issues facing society is has a reciprocity of carry Sebastian, if you look up has a gun but he has no idea people out there. It’s already the casual slaughter of permits from other states. reciprocity, you will see it that I have. Other states have scary enough just walking innocent people by bad Jerome Moore: Ken means we honor those that to abide by Florida law while through Walmart or driving people. We’re not making Nelson, this should not honor ours. If they don’t here. to work. So many people are much ground in solving surprise anyone about The honor ours, then there is no Glen Shook: An armed aggressive these days. the problem, but the last News Herald. It is getting agreement. If you aren’t a society would be a polite Glen Shook: Teresa Wig- thing we need during this one-sided. resident, then you shouldn’t society. I would think a bad gins, who’s angry and crazy crisis is a step backward Matt Morse: Jerome have a permit. guy would think twice about it around here? People are on guns, The News Herald Moore, agreed. Ken Nelson: Sheila N if several armed citizens were generally pleasant when I’m wrote in an editorial. David Sebastian: Ken Davis, I just got back from around him, unless they didn’t out and about. (We won’t get Nelson, they don’t have full a week in Birmingham and care about their own. In that into bad drivers LOL). But Ken Nelson: This article reciprocity. They only honor Alabama is an open-carry case, they will quickly be an again, if you see someone is a bit misleading. It says some states. They also don’t state. I did witness a few open “air-conditioned” human. strapped, you’re probably the bill would make Florida honor any non-resident carries and have to admit it Teresa Wiggins: Glen going to keep your temper in accept the carry permits of permits. made me uncomfortable. All I Shook, the part that scares me check. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, October 22, 2019 A7

WHAT TO WATCH FOR TODAY

• National Association of Realtors releases BUSINESS existing home sales for September.

MARKET WATCH

Dow 26,827.64 ▲ 57.64 Stocks Nasdaq 8,162.99 ▲ 73.44 S&P 3,006.72 ▲ 20.52 Russell 1,550.14 ▲ 14.66 close NYSE 13,088.61 ▲ 81.97

COMMODITIES broadly REVIEW higher Gold 1,482.40 ▼ 5.80 Silver 17.526 ▼ .024 Platinum 888.50 ▼ 3.80 By Alex Veiga Copper 2.6350 ▲ .0100 and Damian J. Troise Oil 53.31 ▼ 0.47 The Associated Press

MARKET Technologycompanies MOVERS and banks helped power stocks on Wall Street • Boeing Co., down broadly higher Monday, $12.94 to $331.06: The extending the market’s airplane maker could Workers in the B.Good ghost kitchen inside Kitchen United’s Chicago location prepare food for gains of the past two face further congres- delivery on Aug. 29. Kitchen United, a start-up that builds kitchen commissaries for restaurants weeks. sional scrutiny after its looking to enter new markets through delivery or take-out only, has plans to open 40 more kitchens in The rally came as most recent revelation cities across the U.S. through 2020. [TERESA CRAWFORD/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] investors found fresh that it waited months reason for optimism as to disclose troubling the U.S. and China con- internal communications tinue negotiations aimed about its faulty 737 Max at resolving their costly jet. Special delivery trade war. China’s top • Smith & Nephew PLC, negotiator said over the down $4.13 to $43.65: weekend that “substan- The medical device tial progress” was being maker said that CEO Online ordering boom rising popularity of order- Google Ventures and other made in its talks with the Namal Nawana will gives rise to ing in instead of dining out. investors, has two locations U.S. Tensions over trade resign on Oct. 31. virtual restaurants The trend also speaks to the in Pasadena, California, and between Washington growing power of third-party Chicago. It has ambitious and Beijing have cooled BRIEFCASE By Alexandra Olson delivery companies, which expansion plans to open 40 recently. The Associated Press have transformed the way more kitchens in cities across Thelatestgainsnudged NEW YORK many people find restaurants the U.S. through 2020, said theS&P500above3,000 Exxon trial probes NEW YORK — Frato’s and raised expectations for CEO Jim Collins. points for the first time in how oil giant accounts Pizza looks like a typical speed and convenience. DoorDash staked a claim amonth.Thebenchmark for climate change family restaurant, with its The $26.8 billion online to the trend last week. The indexisnowwithin0.7% black-and-white checkered ordering market is the delivery company partnered of its all-time high set on New York’s attor- floor and red chairs. But in fastest-growing source of with four restaurant chains July 26 but could need a ney general is accusing the kitchen, the cooks are restaurant sales in the United — including The Halal Guys catalyst to set a record. Exxon Mobil of lying whipping up dishes for four States, according to David — to open a bright red shared “This would be about to investors about how other restaurants at the same Portalatin, a food industry kitchen in Redwood City, the fourth time since profitable the company time. adviser for the NPD group. California, offering delivery July that we’re coming will remain as govern- There is, of course, the Digital orders, while still or pick-up in 13 suburban Bay up against that all-time ments impose stricter gourmet pizza that patrons accounting for just 5% of all Area markets. high again,” said Randy regulations to combat have come to expect from restaurant orders, are grow- The idea is for DoorDash Frederick, vice president global warming. Frato’s when they walk ing some 20% each year. Kitchens to be a one-stop of trading & derivatives The lawsuit, which is through the door. But there Restaurant visits, mean- shop for restaurants looking at Charles Schwab. “I set to go to trial today, are also spicy chicken gyros while, remain mostly flat. to grow their business, said have a hard time seeing claims the Texas energy for Halal Kitchen, barbecue Kudrna says the virtual Fuad Hannon, head of new us break through that if giant kept two sets of chicken tenders for Tenderli- restaurants are a way to gain business verticals at Door- we don’t get some kind books — one account- cious, salmon grilled cheese enough incremental revenue Dash, although there are no of a trade deal.” ing for climate change for Cheesy Deliciousness, to offset the fees he pays to immediate plans to expand. TheS&P500indexrose regulations and the and Butterfinger milkshakes the third-party apps, which “We are really at the early 20.52 points, or 0.7%, to other underestimating for Heavenly Shakes — all of now drive one-third of his innings of this industry,” 3,006.72. The Dow Jones the costs — to make the which can only be ordered sales. Restaurants pay com- Hannon said. “It’s highly IndustrialAveragegained company appear more through online sites Grub- mission fees as high as 30% speculative at this point to 57.44 points, or 0.2%, to valuable to investors. hub, DoorDash and Uber per order. understand where this will all 26,827.64.Theindexwas Exxon denied the Eats. “The beauty is I can create go but what we know is that weighed down by a sharp allegations, calling Owner Michael Kudrna concepts and if they don’t people love to get their favor- drop in Boeing shares. them politically moti- launched the four spinoffs work, I can move on to try ite restaurants delivered.” The Nasdaq climbed vated, and said the earlier this year in a matter another one,” Kudrna said. “I There have already been 73.44 points, or 0.9%, company looks forward of weeks as he races to keep will have lost weeks of work, some notable failures. Maple, to 8,162.99. The Russell to being exonerated in his Chicago-area business but not large sums of money.” the delivery-only restaurant 2000 index of smaller court. ahead of a growing trend: Chick-Fil-A, The Halal backed by celebrity chef stocks did much better restaurants conceived only Guys and Dog Haus are David Chang, closed in New than other indices in TOKYO for delivery or take-out. among top brands that York in 2017 after two years. anothersignofinvestors’ Japan exports fall for Thousands of restaurants have opened ghost kitchens Pilotworks, a venture capital- confidence. The index 10th straight month are experimenting with through Kitchen United, a backed start-up that offered picked up 14.66 points, these virtual spinoffs tucked start-up that builds kitchen commercial kitchen space or 1%, to 1,550.14. Japan’s exports fell for inside their own kitchens. commissaries for restaurants and distribution services As they wait for trade a 10th straight month in Others are opening “ghost looking to enter new markets for small food businesses, talk developments, September as trade ten- kitchens,” where all food is through delivery or take-out abruptly closed its Brooklyn investors have been sions between the U.S. prepared to-go. only. commissary in 2018, leav- shifting their focus to and China hit demand Both concepts have Kitchen United, backed by ing nearly 200 vendors in the corporate earnings for machinery and other emerged to capitalize on the $50 million in funding from lurch with no warning. reports. Monday was a manufacturing main- relatively quiet start to a stays, the government week full of results from said Monday. major companies. The Finance Ministry Analystscameintothis said the trade deficit in latest earnings season September totaled $1.1 Clusters of illness linked to expecting profits to billion, a third consecu- decline overall for com- tive month of red ink. panies in the S&P 500. Exports fell 5.2% CBD vapes share 2nd connection But with about 15% of from the same month in companies in the index 2018, with slower ship- By Holbrook Mohr something was wrong. a background in financial reporting so far, results ments of machinery, The Associated Press Who was responsible for services and the two decided have been surprisingly vehicles and auto parts. Yolo? Public health officials to turn their shared interest positive. Imports dropped 1.5%. CARLSBAD, Calif. — Some and criminal investigators into a business, founding an of the people rushing to couldn’t figure that out. Just e-cigarette company called NEW YORK emergency rooms thought as it seemed to appear from Hookahzz. World markets How key international stock Saks owner Hudson’s the CBD vape they inhaled nowhere, Yolo faded away There were early suc- markets performed: Bay to go private would help like a gentle med- with little trace. cesses. Thompson and her Amsterdam Milan icine. Others puffed it for fun. As part of an investigation partner handed out Hookahzz AEX FTSE MIB Hudson’s Bay, the What the vapors delivered into the illegal spiking of CBD products at an Emmy Awards 572.72 22,321.77 0.6% 575.92 0.7% 22,478.19 owner of Saks Fifth instead was a jolt of synthetic vapes that are not supposed pre-party, and their CBD Brussels Paris Avenue, is being taken marijuana, and with it an to have any psychoactive vapes were included in Oscar BEL20 CAC40 private by a group of its intense high of hallucinations effect at all, The Associated nominee gift bags in 2014. In 3,757.78 5,636.24 shareholders that will and even seizures. Press sought to understand a video shot at a trade show, 0.7% 3,784.04 0.2% 5,648.35 Frankfurt Sydney try to revive the depart- More than 50 people the story behind Yolo. an industry insider described DAX ASX All Ordinaries ment store chain. around Salt Lake City had The trail led to a Southern the two women as “the divas 12,633.60 6,758.40 The deal, which is been poisoned by the time California beach town and an of CBD.” 0.9% 12,747.96 0.0% 6,757.70 expected to close later the outbreak ended early last entrepreneur whose vaping Indeed, Hookahzz was Hong Kong Tokyo this year or early next year, most by a vape called habit prompted a career among the first companies Hang Seng Nikkei year, comes as Hud- Yolo! — the acronym for “you change that took her from to sell vapes that delivered 26,719.58 22,492.68 0.0% 26,725.68 0.3% 22,548.90 son’s Bay, like many only live once.” Hollywood parties to federal CBD, as the cannabis extract London Zurich retailers, has struggled In recent months, hun- court in Manhattan. cannabidiol is known. Now a FTSE 100 Swiss Market Index amid shifting consumer dreds of vape users have When Janell Thompson popular ingredient in prod- 7,150.57 9,965.49 behavior. Shoppers are developed mysterious lung moved from Utah to the ucts from skin creams to 0.2% 7,163.64 0.3% 9,991.42 buying more online. illnesses, and more than 30 San Diego area in 2010, the gummy bears, cannabidiol Previous close have died. Yolo was differ- roommate she found online was at that time little known % change Today’s close The Associated Press ent. Users knew immediately also vaped. Thompson had and illegal in some states. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS * ** A8 Tuesday, October 22, 2019 | The News Herald

* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, October 22, 2019 B1 LOCAL&STATE Panama City PD unveils mobile app

By Patrick McCreless The app, called Panama City PD, is free to download on can get information at the [email protected] both iPhone and Android smartphones. Through it, users same time it is released to the can send messages and photos to police offi cers. But just as media.” PANAMA CITY — Getting important, police can quickly send messages to users, said The texting system allows live updates from Panama Detective Kristain Shaw with the Panama City Police. for similar anonymous con- City police or providing offi- versation with police. cers with crime tips is now Residents can share infor- just a few clicks away. the public can share anony- photos to police officers. But mation anonymously with The Panama City Police mous tips with police and just as important, police can police by simply texting Department recently officers can respond back, quickly send messages to PCPDTIP and their message launched a new mobile app creating real-time, two-way users, said Detective Kristain to 847411 (tip411). for iPhone and Android conversation. Shaw with the Panama City Still, Shaw recommends The Panama City Police smartphones. The depart- The app, called Panama Police. residents download and use Department recently unveiled ment also unveiled a system City PD, is free to download “It gives us the ability to the app if possible since it is a new mobile app and texting for residents and police to on both iPhone and Android push real information in quicker and more efficient. system designed to improve interact through text mes- smartphones. Through it, real-time to citizens,” Shaw interactions between ofﬁ cers saging. With both methods, users can send messages and said. “With the app, citizens See APP, B2 and the public. [CONTRIBUTED]

Florida FEA gives local schools among students free books top 50

By Tom McLaughlin tmclaughlin @nwfdailynews.com

The University of Florida is ranked first in the state and 32nd nationally in Walle- tHub’s 2020 list of the top 1,000 higher education institutions in the United States. Florida State Univer- sity maintained its status as the number two state school in the annual rankings and improved its state rankings in six of 33 key categories, data released by WalletHub showed. FSU was rated as 2020’s 43rd best college or university in the country. The University of Cen- tral Florida jumped two spots in the state poll to overtake the University of South Florida as the number three school in the state and the Pensac- Kindergartener William McAlister chooses a book about police ofﬁ cers on Monday at Breakfast Point Academy.[PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] ola-based University of West Florida made this year’s top 10, coming in By Patti Blake from the Florida Education the Association of Bay County in the hands of our students.” at number seven. [email protected] Association and First Book Educators Alexis Underwood Dozens of students chose on Monday. said of the book giveaway. a free book from a selec- See SCHOOLS, B2 PANAMA CITY — Every “We live in a world in which “This is a way that FEA and tion that was organized by Breakfast Point Academy some children don’t have First Book can work with Bay student received a free book their own book,” President of District Schools to put books See BOOKS, B2

Sheriff goes on trial in Florida Senate

By John Kennedy or reinstatement, scheduled for DeSantis. GateHouse Florida to go Wednesday before the Levesque urged the com- full Senate. mittee to consider more than TALLAHASSEE – Shaded The Rules Committee was just evidence involving the by high-stakes politics and an important gauge of how widely reported failings of the INSIDE | B4 the emotional revisiting of the the full Senate will act. sheriff’s office in responding massacre at Marjory Stone- A vote was planned for to the shooting last year at the POLICE man Douglas High School, a Monday night, after hours of high school and a 2017 attack Florida Senate panel Monday testimony from the attorneys at Fort Lauderdale-Holly- REMOVE 3 began weighing the fate of along with supporters and wood International Airport. Former Sheriff Scott Israel suspended Broward County opponents of Israel, includ- Levesque said senators also listens to Special Master KIDS, 245 Sheriff Scott Israel. ing family members of some should gauge the feelings Dudley Goodlette explain his Republican Gov. Ron of those slain at the Parkland of their local communities ﬁ ndings to the senate rules ANIMALS DeSantis suspended Israel in high school. along with their own view of committee concerning his January and the Senate Rules “At the end of the day, it what he and other analysts dismissal by Gov. Ron DeSantis FROM HOME Committee was the first stop is a political decision,” said on Monday in Tallahassee. toward his formal removal George Levesque, an attorney See TRIAL, B2 [STEVE CANNON/ASSOCIATED PRESS]

* ** B2 Tuesday, October 22, 2019 | The News Herald

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Kansas City 60/42/s 67/37/pc Topeka 64/41/s 71/40/pc need for eye and skin protection. 12:52a 5:03a ©2019 Last year's high/low ...... 81°/60° 9:03a 6:02p Las Vegas 81/59/s 84/59/s Tucson 88/54/s 90/56/s Normal high/low ...... 80°/59° Panama City 3:26a 3:05p Los Angeles 93/66/s 89/64/s Wash., DC 68/51/r 67/46/s Record high ...... 87° (1985) ------Record low ...... 33° (1989) Port St. Joe 2:34a 3:45p Precipitation ------24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" Okaloosa Island 3:17a 3:08p Month to date ...... 3.21" ------Normal month to date ...... 2.60" 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Milton 6:57a 6:23p Year to date ...... 65.82" 0-2 3-5 6-7 ------Low; Moderate; High; East Bay Normal year to date ...... 51.59" 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme 6:01a 5:53p Average humidity ...... 84% ------Fort Walton Beach MOON PHASES Pensacola 5:17a 4:36p Temperatures ------Fishing Bend 5:58a 5:27p High/low ...... 83°/67° ------Last year's high/low ...... 73°/59° The Narrows 6:54a 7:27p Normal high/low ...... 78°/61° New First Full Last ------Record high ...... 89° (1985) Carrabelle Oct 27 Nov 4 Nov 12 Nov 19 8:05a 3:17a Record low ...... 28° (1989) --- 4:16p Precipitation RIVER LEVELS 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" SUN AND MOON Month to date ...... 3.09" Through 7 a.m. Mon. 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about crimes in progress APP in their neighborhoods. BOOKS “We can put out alerts From Page B1 about burglaries going on From Page B1 in an area … we can put out the description of a Shaw said the police suspect’s vehicle,” Shaw grade. Breakfast Point Acad- department has been said. “This is going to emy kindergartener William working on the new app improve public access to McAlister wanted to show for about six months. the department and make everyone in the school library “We received some communicating with the his new free book “A Day with information on it from public more efficient and Police Officers” because he some bigger police depart- quicker than in the past.” loves police officers and the ments using it and liking Those with questions or blue book matched his shirt. it,” Shaw said of the app who need help signing up Breakfast Point Acad- system. for alerts, downloading the emy was the first of 50 stops Shaw said there’s practi- PCPDtip Android/iOS for the FEA’s bus tour that Carole Gauronskas, left, looks over books with Gael Alavardo-Lopez cally no limit to the kind of cell phone app, are asked spanned 30 counties over five and Peyton Waltman on Monday at Breakfast Point Academy. [PATTI information police can pro- to call Detective Kristain weeks. BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] vide residents, including Shaw at 850-215-6772. “We lead with one thing and that’s student success,” a chance at an opportunity to new free books. “Speaking FEA President Fredrick learn as much as they can and as a reading teacher, I prom- Ingram said. “It’s about it starts with a book.” ise you, a person who knows insuring that all of our stu- Some kindergarten stu- how to read can do anything Both Florida and dents, regardless of zip code, dents made “thank you” in life because they can self- SCHOOLS Florida State bettered regardless of background, get notes to the FEA for their educate,” Underwood said. their rankings in the From Page B1 categories of admission rate, on-campus crime, gender and racial The University of West diversity and post- reinstated, rejecting the gov- for both sides. Democrats Florida shares a Fort attendance median TRIAL ernor’s arguments that the appeared eager to endorse Walton Beach campus with salary. sheriff was incompetent and the special master’s call Northwest Florida State From Page B1 neglected his duty. for reinstating Israel, while College. Such action, if confirmed Republicans, except for Sen. WalletHub publishes its improved in the student- by the Senate, would prove Tom Lee, R-Thonotosassa, best school rankings each faculty ratio category, condemned as “systemic fail- a jarring defeat for the first- seemed willing to endorse year ahead of the Nov. 1 WalletHub said. ures” by the sheriff’s office year governor. DeSantis’s move. “early decision” college The University of Cen- and deputies. On Monday, Israel’s attor- Lee said that Levesque’s por- application deadline “to tral Florida in Orlando was But the governor also has ney, Benedict Kuehne, seized trayal of the move as political help college-bound seniors ranked as the third-safest a clear motive in guiding on Levesque’s portrayal of the made it seem like just another choose the best schools school in the state and was senators toward a broader, Senate’s decision as a politi- piece of legislation—subject to within their states,” fourth best at graduating political decision. cal one. deal-making between the gov- according to Diana Polk, a students. A hearing officer, dubbed He said that is not what ernor and lawmakers. WalletHub spokeswoman. Last year’s number three a special master, concluded the Florida Constitution and “So a quid pro quo is per- Florida improved from Florida university, South last month that DeSantis’s case law says should prompt fectly acceptable?” Lee said, seventh to fourth on the Florida, fell one spot to office did not present enough a county official’s removal. angry at Levesque. state list for net cost to number four for 2020. evidence to support ousting “The suspension must be Still, emotion, which the attend and FSU jumped St. Thomas Univer- Israel, a two-term Demo- based on facts... proven to governor’s office sees as an from sixth to third in the sity, which did not make cratic sheriff. a preponderance of the evi- ally, was underscored at a same category. Florida WalletHub’s 2019 list of DeSantis blamed Israel for dence,” Kuehne said. morning news conference maintained the number one Florida’s best schools, his deputies’ failure to con- He added that DeSantis’s with Parkland families who graduation rate in the state was ranked number five front the gunman at Parkland ouster of Israel – which the called for Israel’s removal. and FSU jumped from third for 2020. The University and also for not correct- Senate is being asked to uphold “My sister, Meadow Pol- to second in that category, of Miami dropped two ing a law enforcement radio – cannot be based on “suspicion lack, was a young, smart WalletHub said. spots to number six and system whose problems were or innuendo” but rather, facts. ambitious young lady,” Both Florida and Florida was rated one spot above exposed during the airport “It cannot be a purely polit- Hunter Pollack said of his State bettered their rank- UWF. Florida Southern shooting. ical decision as the governor 18-year-old sister, killed at ings in the categories of College ranked eight and Special Master J. Dudley has advised,” Kuehne said. Marjory Stoneman Douglas admission rate, on-campus another newcomer, Florida Goodlette, a lawyer and The 17-member Rules High School. crime, gender and racial A&M University was nine. former Republican state Committee, which includes “She had a future so bright, diversity and post-atten- Florida International House member from Naples, 10 Republicans and seven the sky was the limit... She dance median salary. The University rounded out recommended after a two- Democrats, spent hours became victim of Scott Isra- University of Florida also WalletHub’s Florida top 10. day hearing that Israel be firing questions at attorneys el’s deadly incompetence.” * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, October 22, 2019 B3

LOCAL & STATE WHAT’S HAPPENING

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OBITUARIES

Hazen Heyward Sadler Frances Windsor Burgess Doris Hagan

Hazen Heyward Frances Windsor Doris Hagan left Sadler, Sr., 79, of Burgess, 96, passed to be with the Lord Blackshear, Georgia away October 19, on Oct. 19, 2019. She died Thursday night, 2019 in Birmingham, was born in Galliano, Oct. 17, 2019, at his Alabama. She was Louisiana to Piere and residence. At the time of born on July 6, 1923 Salima Galliano in his death he was sur- in Phenix City, AL. 1928, living there until rounded by family and Frances, Ralph and 1947 when she married friends. Hazen was born their daughter, Kelli, Panama City resident, in Cairo, Georgia to the moved to Panama Colon Hagan. She was late Heyward Jess and City, FL from Lub- the 11th of 12 siblings Christine Cobb Sadler. bock, TX in 1964. to pass away, survived He was a 1958 gradu- Ralph and Frances by her sister, Henri- ate of Bay High School were both beloved etta Oster. She served in Panama City, Florida Hopkins and her hus- members of the com- Sean Harfield – 2014. as secretary at Hiland 11 a.m. in the Wilson and a 1964 graduate of band John of Blackshear, munity. She retired Also, her sister, Clara Park Baptist Church Funeral Home Chapel Florida State University. Georgia. He is further from the Bay County Noell and brother, 28 years and faithfully with Pastor Tim Long In addition, he served survived by his sister Building Department in Lamar Windsor pre- attended until health and Pastor Tim Roman as a medic in the United Becky Hurlbut and her 1994 where she served ceded her in death. problems intervened. officiating. Inter- States Army Reserves. husband Mitch of Tal- as the Bay County Frances is survived She was preceded in ment will follow in the In 1963, he mar- lahassee, Florida. He is License Coordinator. by her daughter, Kelli death by her beloved Evergreen Memorial ried the love of his life, the beloved grandfather Frances loved Burgess Montali and husband, Colon and Gardens. The fam- Mary Olivia Murphy. of four grandchildren, entertaining and her husband, Michael grandsons, Curtis ily will receive friends He is the proud father of Ben Hopkins, Joe Hop- being entertained. of Birmingham, Ala- Long and John Roman. at the funeral home Haze and Olivia. They kins, Hallie Kate Sadler She enjoyed play- bama; 2 very much- She is survived by her on Wednesday from lived in Albany, Georgia and Margaret Murphy ing cards, dominoes, loved grandsons, son, Donald Hagan 10:30 a.m.-11 a.m. for many years where Sadler as well as a spe- and any other games Ryan Harfield of Little (Ramona); daughter, prior to the service. Hazen was a small busi- cial uncle to his numer- that got her group Rock, Arkansas, John Deborah Long(Tim),; Doris requested, in lieu ness owner and they ous nieces and nephews. of friends together. Harfield and his wife, grandsons, Tim Long of flowers, donations were active members A memorial ser- She was a member of Lauren, of Charles- II, Mike Roman (Lulu), be made to a Veter- of Porterfield United vice was held Sunday the Woman’s Club of ton, SC; a precious Tim Roman (Amy), ans organization in Methodist Church. In afternoon, Oct. 20, Panama City, FL; Bay great-grandson, and Ted Roman (Sta- honor of Colon’s proud 2004, Hazen and Mary 2019, at 3 pm at First Medical Sacred Heart Gordon Barrett cey); granddaugh- service to his country. moved to Cape San United Methodist Auxiliary where she Harfield of Charles- ter, Heather Ward Wilson Funeral Home Blas, Florida where they Church in Waycross. loyally served from ton, SC; and several (Danny) and many Family Owned were members of Port The family received 1995 – 2014; the Red well-loved cousins, great-grandchildren. Since 1911 St. Joe United Method- friends in the sanctu- Hat Society; For- nieces and nephews. Funeral services will 214 Airport Road ist Church. Through ary beginning at 2 p.m. mer Ambassador for The family will be held on Wednes- Panama City, Fla. their membership they Those desiring may People’s First Bank; receive friends at day, Oct. 23, 2019 at 850-785-5272 served as volunteers for make donations to Lilly Pennington the funeral home UMCOR. Since 2014, the United Method- Sunday School at First on Thursday from they have resided in ist Committee on United Methodist 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Marvell Rogers Carter Taylor Blackshear, Georgia and Relief (UMCOR) in Church; and the United have been members of memory of Hazen. Methodist Women. Wilson Funeral Home Marvell Rogers First United Methodist The family would like She was preceded Family Owned Carter Taylor, 96, of Church in Waycross. to express special thanks in death by her lov- Since 1911 Panama City, passed In addition to his to Dr. Asit Jha and his ing husband, J. Ralph 214 Airport Road away on Saturday, parents he was pre- staff along with Georgia Burgess - 1996; and Panama City, Fla. Oct. 19, 2019. She was ceded in death by one Hospice Care for the her grandson, Matthew 850-785-5272 born Dec. 14, 1922 in sister, Jackie Hatfield. love and care that they Wausau, Florida. She Survivors include gave with such grace. was retired receiving his wife of 56 years, Sympathy may be Ruth R. Barner manager for Sears. Mary Murphy Sadler expressed online at She was preceded in of Blackshear, Georgia; www.milesodumfu- Ruth R. Barner, 88, of be 2 p.m., Wednesday, death by her parents, two children, Hazen neralhome.com. Panama City, FL died Oct 23, 2019 at Heri- David Allen and Mollie H. Sadler, Jr. and his Miles-Odum Funeral Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. tage Funeral Home. Rogers; her husbands, wife Holli of Albany, Home is in charge of The family will Interment will follow Paul Carter, Alex Tay- Georgia; and Olivia the arrangements. receive friends 5 p.m. at Garden of Memo- lor; six brothers, Allen, Miller, and numerous to 7 p.m., Tuesday,Oct. ries. Those wishing to Arthur, Clark, Lewis, nieces and nephews. 22, 2019 at Heri- extend condolences Leo, Howard and a Funeral services will Jason Randall Dorman tage Funeral Home. may do so at www. son-in-law, Al Sexton. be held on Tuesday at Funeral services will heritagefhllc.com She is survived by 11 a.m. in the Wilson Jason Randall Dor- follow at Evergreen a son, Wayne Carter Funeral Home Cha- man, 45, of Crystal Memorial Gardens. (Cathy); daughter, pel with Pastor Roger Lake, died on Satur- The family will receive Frances M. Phillips Wyvon Sexton; step- D. Hagan officiating. day, Oct. 19, 2019. friends at the church son, Gerald Taylor The family will receive Funeral services will on Thursday from 10 Frances M. Phillips, incomplete, pending (Mary); six grandchil- friends at the funeral be held on Thursday, a.m.- 11 a.m. prior to 77, of Panama City, for next week. Those dren, Connie Sparks home on Tuesday from Oct. 24, 2019 at 11 the service. Wilson FL died Saturday,Oct. wishing to extend con- (John), Roger Sex- 10 a.m.-11 a.m. prior to a.m. at the First Bap- Funeral Home is han- 19, 2019. dolences may do so at ton, Randall, Robert the service. Graveside tist Church of Panama dling the arrangements. Services are www.heriagefhllc.com (Ann Marie) & Mark services will be held City. Interment will Weston, Laura Myers on Tuesday at 1 p.m. (Fred); seven great in the Wausau Cem- Clarence Brenson grandchildren, Lindsey etery, Wausau, FL. Marvin Williams Miller (Caleb), Tanner Wilson Funeral Home Clarence Brenson, Funeral Home where Sparks, Dean, Haley Family Owned Marvin Williams, Kent-Forest Lawn 59 of Panama City, funeral services will and Hunter Weston, Since 1911 70 of Panama City, Funeral Home is died Oct. 18, 2019. take place 12 noon Elizabeth and Carter 214 Airport Road died Oct. 18, 2019. assisting the family Friends will be Friday. Interment Myers one great great Panama City, Fla. Funeral services with arrangements received 6 p.m. - 8 will follow the ser- granddaughter, Mollie 850-785-5272 will be held privately. p.m. Thursday at the vice in Forest Lawn Kent-Forest Lawn Memorial Cemetery. Guidelines and deadlines

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The Associated Press This Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019 photo made available by the EDGEWATER, Fla. — Edgewater Police Department Police in Florida removed shows the interior of a home three children and 245 ani- in Edgewater where police mals from a home after a found three children living with wellness check. three adults and animals of An Edgewater police various species in deplorable statement says it was “imme- conditions. [EDGEWATER POLICE diately evident neither the DEPARTMENT VIA AP] children, nor the animals were being cared for properly.” Officers said the 8-, 9-, and cats, two geckos, a tortoise 10-year-old children were living and a hedgehog. Another with three adults amid rotting guinea pig was dead. food, animal feces and urine. The Daytona Beach News- Investigators counted 95 Journal reports the adults mice, 60 rats, 23 baby rats, will be charged with three 14 birds, 12 rabbits, 10 flying counts of child abuse and opossums, nine guinea pigs, 66 counts of animal cruelty. seven bearded dragons, four The children were placed with dogs, four hamsters, two relatives.

IN BRIEF

Armed robbery suspect Driver ﬂ eeing from police in possession of a firearm, Infection is possible in open Center for treatment of non- sought leads to multiple arrests possession of a controlled cuts and wounds that come in life-threatening injuries after substance and possession of contact with the water. being accidentally shot on KYNESVILLE — Jack- SPRINGFIELD — A Spring- drug paraphernalia. The Florida Department Saturday. son County Sheriffs Office field Police Department of Health in Bay County, According to a press release received a call on Saturday at traffic stop led to a car chase Raw sewage released into St. DOH-Bay, advises against from the Jackson County approximately 7:20 p.m. of an and crash Saturday evening. Andrews Bay swimming in in St. Andrews Sheriff’s Office, on Satur- attempted strong robbery at According to a press release Bay from Bunkers Point (E day morning approximately the Steele City Marathon on from the department, an offi- PANAMA CITY — A force Beach Drive and Cherry 10 a.m. they received a call Hwy 231. cer attempted to stop a 2004 main power failure caused Street) to Sudduth Point of a shooting at a residence According to a press release Infinite passenger vehicle in 1,500 gallons of raw sewage (Sudduth Avenue) until on Applewhite St. in Green- from the Jackson County the 3700 block of Bus. Hwy. to be released in Panama City further notice. The City of wood. Upon arrival it was Sheriff’s Office, a woman 98. at 10:20 p.m. on Saturday. near the St. Andrews Yacht Panama City will test the learned two 15-year-old dressed in black clothing and The operator of the vehicle Club. water and share results with males were handling a 9mm wearing a mask entered the accelerated, attempting to According to a city of the Florida Department of handgun. store and physically grabbed flee from the officer. The Panama City press release, Environmental Protection One of the juveniles was the clerk, making demands. vehicle ultimately crashed the recent incident took and the Bay County Health attempting to remove the The suspect started fight- into an unoccupied vehicle place at 504 Corto St. near Department. Once levels magazine and the gun acci- ing with the clerk and then in the 4800 block of S. Lake- the yacht club. The release are safe, the advisory will be dentally fired. The projectile ran from the store traveling wood Drive in Parker. entered a storm drain that lifted. struck the other juvenile in north on foot. The suspect Once crashing the vehicle discharges into St. Andrews For more information, the jaw. then went around the store the operator and passengers, Bay. Clean up actions are now contact the DOH-Bay’s Envi- The injured juvenile stated and was observed running Roderick Flonory, Timothy complete, the press release ronmental Health Division at he had found the gun in a east on Kynesville Hwy were Fanning and Jayvon Col- states. 850-481-4806 or visit Bay. wooded area. she was picked up in a small bert, exited the vehicle and Sewage contamination of FloridaHealth.gov. The Sheriff’s Office has black car. attempted to flee on foot. The water can expose swimmers asked that you please seek Anyone with any informa- three were taken into custody to intestinal viruses, bacteria, Accidental shooting training and be familiar with tion please call Crimestoppers and charged with fleeing and and parasites. Swimming in a firearm before handling it. If or the Jackson County Sher- eluding, resisting an officer the water may cause symp- GREENWOOD — A Jackson a firearm is found notify your iff's Office at 850-482-9624. without violence, carrying toms like food poisoning county juvenile was trans- local law enforcement as soon a concealed firearm, felon with vomiting and diarrhea. ported to Southeast Medical as possible.

* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, October 22, 2019 B5

FLORIDA NEWS AT A GLANCE

Border Patrol’s presence RALEIGH, N.C. TALLAHASSEE Florida couple killed Minimum wage issue at hospitals creates fear in plane crash nears ballot threshold Two people were Backers of a pro- killed when a small posed constitutional By Adriana Gomez in these situations. plane crashed near a amendment that would The Associated Press “The ground is con- North Carolina air- gradually increase Flori- stantly shifting. I can tell port, prompting an da’s minimum wage to $15 MIAMI — An armed the patient I am commit- intensive overnight an hour are on the verge of Border Patrol agent ted to your safety, but search of a nearby state submitting enough peti- roamed the hallways of in the current admin- park and temporar- tion signatures to get an emergency room in istration we cannot tell ily halting arrivals and on the November 2020 Miami on a recent day as everyone that they are departures of commer- ballot. nurses wheeled stretch- 100% safe,” she said. cial flights, authorities The political committee ers and medical carts Earlier this year, the said Monday. Florida For A Fair Wage through the hospital and agency that oversees The victims were had submitted 763,330 families waited for physi- Border Patrol said its identified as Harvey valid petition signatures cians to treat their loved agents averaged 69 trips Partridge and Patricia to the state as of mid- ones. to the hospital each day Partridge, both 72, of day Monday, just under The agent in the olive- In this image taken from video provided by the Florida across the country. In Terra Ceia. the 766,200-signature green uniform freely Immigrant Coalition, border patrol agents escorts the first half of the year, FAA records show threshold to reach the stepped in and out of the a woman to a patrol car Oct. 13, 2019, at Aventura the federal government that Harvey Partridge ballot, according to the room where a woman was Hospital. The woman had been detained by border said Border Patrol agents was certified to fly Florida Division of Elec- taken by ambulance after patrol agents, when she fell ill. The agent took her to the had spent about 153,000 single- and multi- tions website. throwing up and fainting hospital emergency room for treatment. The presence hours monitoring engine planes as a Political committees while being detained on of immigration authorities is becoming increasingly detained people at hospi- private pilot. face a February deadline an immigration violation, common at health care facilities around the country. tals, as more families and Search crews found for submitting signa- according to advocates [FLORIDA IMMIGRANT COALITION VIA AP] children were crossing the missing plane tures. Florida For A Fair who witnessed the scene. the border from Mexico. around 10 a.m. Monday Wage, led by prominent The presence of immi- after apprehending them care for immigrants That’s the equivalent of near a trail in William B. Orlando attorney John gration authorities is at the border. In some who are in the coun- about 20,000 8-hour Umstead State Park. Morgan, also needs the becoming increasingly instances, they have try illegally, including shifts spent at hospitals. The Federal Aviation state Supreme Court to common at health care detained them after leav- a discussion of whether Hospitals, schools and Administration said air sign off on its proposed facilities around the ing a hospital. medical facilities should places of worship are traffic controllers lost ballot wording before the country, and hospi- In 2017, Border Patrol declare themselves considered “sensitive radar contact with the minimum-wage increase tals are struggling with agents followed a “sanctuary hospitals,” locations” by a gov- Piper PA32 at about could go before voters. where to draw the line to 10-year-old immigrant similar to sanctuary ernment policy and are 7:25 p.m. Sunday as it The proposed amend- protect patients’ rights with cerebral palsy to a cities. generally free from immi- approached Runway ment would increase the amid rising immigra- Texas hospital and took “Our patients should gration enforcement. But 32 at Raleigh-Durham state’s minimum wage to tion enforcement in the her into custody after not fear that entering the rule is discretionary International Airport, $10 an hour on Sept. 30, Trump administration. the surgery. She had been a hospital will result in and ambiguous when the smallest of three 2021, and increase it by $1 Some doctors say brought to the U.S. from arrests or deportation. an enforcement action landing strips and per- each year until it hits $15 this increased presence Mexico when she was a In medical facilities, begins before a trip to pendicular to what the an hour on Sept. 30, 2026. could undermine public toddler. patients and families a hospital or when an airport considers its The state’s minimum health in cities with large Doctors, lawyers and should be focused on immigrant is already in primary runway. wage is $8.46 an hour. immigrant populations, family members have recovery and their health, custody. frightening patients who complained about immi- not the ramifications Thomas Kennedy, need care and prompting grants being shackled of their immigration policy director of the them to avoid hospitals. in hospitals and the status,” the association Florida Immigrant Normally, Immigration intrusive presence of said in a statement. Coalition, says his orga- and Customs Enforce- uniformed agents in exam But Dr. Elisabeth Poor- nization received a call ment officers and Border rooms during treatment man, a primary care on Sunday alerting them Patrol agents enter hos- and discussions with physician at the Uni- of the detention and hospitals when detainees physicians about medi- versity of Washington pitalization of a woman in require emergency medical care. in Seattle, says facilities the suburb of Aventura. cal services or specialized The American Medical need to constantly train The woman’s identity care. In many cases, Association Journal of staff on how to interact was not disclosed by the agents escort sick immi- Ethics devoted its entire with law enforcement group, saying the family grants to the hospital January issue to medical and immigrant patients asked for privacy.

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DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Pregnant bride-to-be imposes a nonalcoholic party policy

be in effect for all pre-wedding as rich. The fact that some events (shower, bachelor- people have more money ette party, etc.)? I feel we’re than we do rankles him no all adults and should be able end. It has reached the point to make our own choices. where the kids and I are really It’s not as if we’re going to disturbed by his vitriol. In Jeanne Phillips get wasted at these things. his eyes, no rich person can Your thoughts, please? — be a good person, and most PERPLEXED BRIDESMAID of them don’t deserve what DEAR ABBY: My friend “Nan” DEAR BRIDESMAID: In most they have. What can I do? — is planning her wedding and cases, it is not considered rude WEARY OF LISTENING IN MAINE asked if I, along with our to consume alcohol in front of DEAR WEARY: Your husband friends, would be bridesmaids. someone who is abstaining, may be venting his frustra- Fast-forward a few months: although many people choose tion at his inability to work The bride-to-be is now preg- to refrain, too. In this case, the and provide for the family, nant. We’re having our first bride would not have speci- and misdirecting his anger get-together as a bridal party, fied that she wanted no alcohol toward people he perceives and she wants us to serve served if she was comfortable as rich. Has he always been only nonalcoholic “mock- with her bridal party drinking this way, or is this recent? tails” for our girls’ night in. I when she couldn’t join in. Her If it’s recent, his physician asked the maid of honor if we wishes should take precedence. may want to see and evaluate could have the option of alco- DEAR ABBY: My husband is him. If it’s not, then it may be hol, and she said no because disabled and hasn’t worked time to point out that money, that’s what the bride wants. in nearly 20 years. I have while it can make the gears Is it rude to drink in front of been the sole support of of life mesh more smoothly, a pregnant bride? Obviously, our family all this time. is no guarantee of happiness, I will honor Nan’s wishes, My issue is, my husband and nobody — regardless of but I’d like a second opinion. seems to have serious prob- income — has everything. Should this no-alcohol policy lems with people he perceives Then tell him to stop.

TRIVIA BY WILSON CASEY

states, which has the least 1. Sadaharu Oh retired in 1980 population? with how many home runs to Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, hold the world record? Colorado 785, 807, 868, 882 5. Joe DiMaggio and his two 2. Whose oval office desk chair brothers shared what middle Wilson Casey was a remodeled helicopter name? ACES ON BRIDGE: BOBBY WOLFF seat with built-in ashtray? Paul, Harold, Edward, Winthrop Eisenhower, LBJ, Carter, H.W. 6. Whose secret agent number “Trivia Fun” with Wilson Bush is/was “000”? Casey, Guinness World Record 3. In modern slang, what’s Mata Hari, James Bond, Max- Holder from Woodruff, S.C., sleeping at school or work with well Smart, Secret Squirrel is published in more than 500 your eyes open? newspapers across the country. Drocking, Gigging, Jawning, ANSWERS: 1. 868, 2. LBJ, 3. Comments, questions or sug- Glazing Glazing, 4. New Mexico, 5. Paul, gestions? [email protected] 4. Of the “four-corners” 6. Secret Squirrel

HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY MATHIS

ARIES (March 21-April 19) — that wants to be had. with great timing. While you can’t exactly travel LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — You SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) to happiness, some places are certainly don’t need anyone — You are working with others generally happier than others, else to make your life interest- for a wondrous result, though, increasing the odds of ﬁ nding ing. You’re quite adept at doing curiously, you don’t yet know enjoyment and contentment. that on your own. However, who you’re working with and And the good feeling probably a charismatic character is what the result will be. Keep will land while in transit to such coming into your world — fun doing your thing. The paths will a place. ensues. soon converge. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — You’ll put your head down — Thinking too much can be — From where you’re sitting, and do your job, undistracted, worse than negative thinking the borders are much easier to undeterred, no matter who insomuch that it usually ends make out than the possibilities. notices or doesn’t. This is why up negatively anyway and That makes your job of seeing you are the biggest producer just takes longer to get there. the possibilities and only the and will continue to be in What will stop the downward possibilities a little more chal- demand. thought spiral? Action. lenging yet still utterly doable. GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — When you’re a good person to There’s not much good that can When everyone in the room is the right people, it doesn’t feel come of overidentifying with new and doesn’t know what to like anything, because that’s ideas about yourself, opinions expect, congratulations. You’ve the norm, just as it should about the world or beliefs entered the ideal circumstance. be. To do right by the wrong about your place in it. Take a There is nothing more exciting people is harder, more impor- breath, and take the sophisti- than a room full of strangers. tant and never regrettable. cated stance — everything is a PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) CANCER (June 22-July 22) — “maybe.” — Those who are running from That thing you keep thinking SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — responsibility simply might about is not going away. Your You’re keenly observant and be ill-informed about the joys mind will keep wrapping around so in the moment today. This is of running toward it. Don’t and around it until the rest of why you’re able to capture the take their dodge as a personal you follows through with some beauty, get privy to the inside slight. Instead, show the way action. There’s an experience info, catch the jokes and invest via example.

SUDOKU Level of difﬁ culty (Bronze - easy, Silver - medium, Gold -difﬁ cult): Monday - Bronze; Tuesday - Silver; Wednesday - Gold; Thursday - Bronze; Friday - Silver; Saturday and Sunday - Gold.

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* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, October 22, 2019 C1 SPORTS Lady Commodores ranked No. 1 in preseason poll

By Dustin Kent votes and 175 votes, followed by They’ll make their home State, Chipola, Daytona [email protected] points overall, Northwest Flor- debut at the Billy Harri- State, Tallahassee, North- with No. 2 South ida State, Florida son Field House on Nov. 8 west Florida State, Central The Gulf Coast women’s Plains (Tex.) up Southwestern, against Vincennes at the Visit Florida, Broward, Polk State, basketball team will begin next with 168. Chipola, Daytona Panama City Beach Women’s and St. Petersburg. the 2019-20 season where it Gulf Coast State, Tallahas- Basketball Tournament. Gulf Coast was the lead- ended the 2018-19 season: at is one of three see, Eastern Florida The men’s preseason ranking vote-getter among the the very top. Panhandle Confer- State, Pensacola State, ings also were released Monday, teams to not make the top The defending national ence teams to crack the Miami Dade, and St. with two Panhandle Conference 10. The Commodore men champion Lady Commodores NJCAA top 25, with North- Petersburg. teams making the top 25. will make their regular are ranked No. 1 in the initial west Florida State coming in The Lady Commodores Chipola starts the season season debut Nov. 1 in Mon- NJCAA preseason women’s at No. 5, and Chipola at No. 22. will open the regular season ranked No. 7, while Tallahas- roeville, Ala., against Coastal basketball rankings released The Gulf Coast women are Nov. 1-2 with a pair of games see comes in at No. 16. Alabama-North. Monday. also ranked No. 1 in the state in Fort Myers against Bro- Florida Southwestern Their first home game will The Lady Commodores in the Region 8 Coaches Poll, ward and No. 7 Florida opens at No. 1 in the state poll, be Nov. 5 against Impact received all seven first place garnering all 17 first place Southwestern. followed by Eastern Florida Academy.

COPELAND’S CLIMB MSU opens at No. 1 in preseason poll for AP

By Aaron Beard The Associated Press

There isn’t much Michigan State has yet to accomplish under Hall of Fame coach Tom Izzo, from Big Ten titles and Final Four trips to winning a national championship. The Spartans can now add another milestone to the list: They are No. 1 in The Asso- ciated Press Top 25 men’s college basketball preseason poll for the first time in program history. The Spartans were the overwhelming choice with their veteran returnees led by star Cassius Winston. They topped 60 of 65 ballots in voting results released Monday, easily outdistanc- ing No. 2 Kentucky and No. 3 Kansas as the only other teams to receive first-place Florida redshirt freshman wide receiver Jacob Copeland had three receptions for a game-high 89 yards and one touchdown — which votes. was a career-long 37-yard reception — Saturday at South Carolina. Copeland becomes the ﬁ fth Gator to record multiple touchdown Duke was fourth, fol- receptions this season. [JOHN RAOUX/ASSOCIATED PRESS] lowed by Louisville, Florida, Maryland, Gonzaga, North Carolina and Villanova to round out the top 10. Redshirt freshman receiver emerging in UF passing attack Michigan State had been ranked No. 1 for 12 weeks in the AP poll before Monday. By Graham Hall in Saturday’s 38-27 vic- Up next learn the same. Some players But none had come in the pre- Correspondent tory over South Carolina, may have to walk through season poll, with the Spartans including the early game- Who: No. 7 Florida (7-1, 4-1 the plays, some players starting at No. 2 four times in With the Florida Gators tying score. On Monday, SEC) vs. No. 10 Georgia (6-1, may have to do this and that the past decade. looking to get into the end Copeland was named SEC 3-1) read. He just says, ‘Play your “It’s almost bizarre to me zone for the first time, Dan Freshman of the Week. When: 2:30 p.m. Nov. 2 way. Do everything you do, because I would’ve thought Mullen called on the most For many — presumably Where: TIAA Bank Field, what’s best for you, and it Magic’s team was No. 1,” Izzo highly recruited offensive Copeland included — the Jacksonville will play out all right’.” said in an interview with the prospect of his 2018 signing 37-yard touchdown elicited TV: CBS It didn’t help that Cope- AP. class. a response along the likes of Radio: 103.7-FM, AM-850 land dealt with a nagging Nope, the Magic Johnson- The result? A tie game, “finally.” quad injury during his first led bunch that beat Larry Bird a momentum swing — and But as the former Escam- season in Gainesville, which and Indiana State in the 1979 the peak of what has been bia High standout can attest, little bit of the playbook or essentially eliminated any NCAA title game started at a turning point as of late a seamless transition to the whatever, but I just stayed hope the redshirt freshman No. 7. for wide receiver Jacob collegiate level more often focused, maintained and had of making an instant The Spartans won 32 games Copeland. than not isn’t the case. played my game. Coach impact. last year and reached Izzo’s The Pensacola native “You’ve just got to stay (Dan) Mullen always says, Struggling with a reserve eighth Final Four before hauled in three passes focused at all times. I was ‘Play your game’,” Copeland for a team-high 89 yards having difficulty with a said. “Everybody doesn’t See CLIMB, C2 See MSU, C3

NBA ’19-20: Suspense returns; LA teams seek Hollywood ending

By Brian Mahoney When a whirlwind of player even Stephen Curry’s sharp- The Associated Press movement was finished, the est shooting might not be able real winner, as James noted, to keep the run going. For five years the NBA was Staples Center, which is It wasn’t good enough Finals have returned to the now home to two title con- last season, when Durant same spot, the longest run tenders in the Lakers (the and Thompson were hurt ever in one Western Confer- way it used to be) and Clip- in the finals and Leon- ence location. pers (the way it’s never been.) ard led Toronto to its first LeBron James and Anthony “I agree with what Bron championship. Davis want to bring them said,” George said. “The Leonard then joined fellow back to Los Angeles. Staples Center is where you Southern California native So do Kawhi Leonard and want to be with the team we George with the Clippers, Paul George. got and with the team they who have never even gotten With the Warriors weak- have.” out of the second round but ened and powerhouse pairs The finals’ Western Con- are now considered title popping up all over the place, ference headquarters had favorites. Davis was traded the 2019-20 NBA season, moved north in recent years, to the Lakers, who loaded unlike many in recent years, with Golden State building a up quickly after flopping in Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James congratulates forward is a suspense story. dynasty in the Bay Area. But James’ first season. Anthony Davis during a timeout in the ﬁ rst half of the team’s Both L.A. teams will try to Kevin Durant is gone, Klay preseason NBA game against the Golden State Warriors on Oct. 16 give it a Hollywood ending. Thompson is injured, and See NBA, C3 in Los Angeles. [MARK J. TERRILL/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] * ** C2 Tuesday, October 22, 2019 | The News Herald WORLD SERIES PREVIEW

WASHINGTON NATIONALS VS. HOUSTON ASTROS

Series schedule: Tuesday, Oct. 22: Washington at Houston, 8:08 p.m. (Fox); Wednesday, Oct. 23: Washington at Houston, 8:07 p.m. (Fox); Friday, Oct. 25: Houston at Washington, 8:07 p.m. (Fox); Saturday, Oct. 26: Houston at Washington, 8:07 p.m. (Fox); x-Sunday, Oct. 27: Houston at Washington, 8:07 p.m. (Fox); x-Tuesday, Oct. 29: Washington at Houston, 8:07 p.m. (Fox); x-Wednesday, Oct. 30: Washington at Houston, 8:08 p.m. (Fox) x-if necessary

Projected Lineups

Note: Statistics are from the regular season. The Astros’ Jose Altuve Nationals: SS Trea Turner (.298, 19 home runs, 57 RBIs, 37 2Bs, 35 Stolen Throws bases, 96 runs), RF Adam Eaton (.279, 15, 49, 15 SBs, 103 runs), 3B Anthony Rendon (.319, 34, 126, 44 2Bs, 117 runs, 1.010 OPS), LF Juan Soto (.282, 34, 110, 110 runs, .949 OPS), 1B Howie Kendrick (.344, 17, 62), 2B Asdrúbal Cabrera of battle (.235, 12, 51 in 93 games with Texas; .323, 6, 40 in 38 games with Washington), C Kurt Suzuki (.264, 17, 63), Equipped with aces and clutch CF Victor Robles (.255, 17, 65, 28 SBs). hitters, Astros-Nationals has Astros: CF George Springer the makings of a classic (.292, 39, 96), 2B Jose Altuve (.298, 31, 74), LF Michael Brantley (.311, Aces in the hole 22, 90, 40 2Bs), 3B Alex Bregman (.296, 41, 112, 37 Gerrit Cole, Justin Verlander and Zack Greinke vs. Max Scherzer, 2Bs, 119 BBs, 122 runs), DH Stephen Strasburg and Patrick Corbin — all of them All-Star Yordan Alvarez (.313, 27, starters, still pitching at their peak. The World Series is set to be a 78 in 87 games), SS Carlos serious arms race. Cole will throw the ﬁrst pitch on Tuesday night in Correa (.279, 21, 59 in 75 Houston. He led the majors with 326 strikeouts and is 19-0 in his last 25 starts. games), 1B Yuli Gurriel The Nationals stack up just ﬁne, too. Consider their staff includes Aníbal Sán- (.298, 31, 104, 40 2Bs), C chez, who took a playoff no-hit bid into the eighth inning. Robinson Chirinos (.238, 17, 58), RF Josh Reddick (.275, Little big league 14, 56). Jose Altuve’s two-out, two-run, ninth-inning, walk-off home run against Yankees Starting Pitchers closer Aroldis Chapman gave the Astros the pennant. Altuve, the 5-foot-6 force of nature, is the longest-tenured player on the Astros. Nationals: LH Patrick Corbin (14-7, 3.25 ERA, 238 Home-field advantage Ks, 202 IP), RH Aníbal Sán- chez (11-8, 3.85), RH Max The 107-win Astros are so good at home — a major-league-leading 60-21 this Scherzer (11-7, 2.92, 243 season, 16-5 over the past three postseasons — that when they lose a game Ks, 172 1/3 IP), RH Stephen there, as they did in Game 1 of the ALCS, it carries an element of shock. Strasburg (18-6, 3.32, 251 Ks, NL-high 209 IP in 33 starts). MVP candidates

Astros: RH Justin Verlander The Astros’ Alex Bregman, 25, and the Nationals’ Anthony Rendon, 29, had their best seasons (21-6, 2.58, career-high 300 in 2019, setting career highs in most offensive categories. Bregman hit 41 home runs and Ks, led majors with 223 IP), led the majors with 119 walks, hitting .296/.423/.592, and even filled in at shortstop for two RH Gerrit Cole (20-5, AL- months when Carlos Correa was injured. Rendon hit .319/.412/.598 while leading the National best 2.50, MLB-leading 326 League with 44 doubles and topping the majors with 126 RBI. Ks), RH Zack Greinke (18-5, 2.93 with Arizona and Hous- Too much rest? ton), RH Jose Urquidy (2-1, 3.95) or LH Wade Miley Washington’s four-game sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals in the NLCS gave the Nation- (14-6, 3.98). als six full days off before the franchise begins play in its first World Series. The Astros wrapped up the ALCS on Saturday night. Since 2012, the World Series team with more Relievers rest has posted a 1-6 record, the lone victory coming last season when the Boston Red Sox, after five days off, defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers, who had a three-day break. Nationals: LH Sean Doolittle (6-5, 4.05 ERA, A surprising run 29/35 saves), RH Daniel Hudson (6-3, 3.00, 2 saves A season after letting slugger Bryce Harper leave as a free agent, the Nats were just with Toronto; 3-0, 1.44, 6 19-31 in May. The slow start prompted speculation manager Dave Martinez would be saves with Washington), fired and management would sell off stars at the trade deadline. Instead, the Nationals RH Fernando Rodney (0-2, bounced back. They earned a playoff spot, eliminated the favored Los Angeles Dodgers 9.42 with Oakland; 0-3, 4.05, in the NL Division Series and swept the Cardinals behind NLCS MVP Howie Kendrick. 2 saves with Washington), RH Hunter Strickland (0-1, Spring awakening 8.10, 2 saves with Seattle; 2-0, 5.14 with Washington); The teams haven’t played in the regular season since 2017 — overall, Washington has Nationals RH Tanner Rainey (2-3, won 10 of the last 11 meetings dating to 2012. They do, however, see a lot of each other every starting pitcher 3.91), RH Wander Suero spring. They faced off at the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches on Feb. 23 in the exhibition opener, Max Scherzer (6-9, 4.54, 1 save). and Jake Marisnick led off the game with a home run against Scherzer. Washington went 5-1 against the Astros in Florida this year. They start next spring with two exhibitions in Florida. Astros: RH Roberto Osuna (4-3, 2.63, 38/44 saves), RH Baby shark Ryan Pressly (2-3, 2.32), RH Will Harris (4-1, 1.50), RH When Nats utility man Gerardo Parra was mired in a slump in June, he chose “Baby Shark” as Chris Devenski (2-3, 4.83), his walk-up song, a nod to his 2-year-old daughter, Aaliyah. It might have been a forgotten, RH Josh James (5-1, 4.70), one-day experiment had Parra not doubled in his next at-bat and homered later in the game. RH Hector Rondon (3-2, The song has now become a major crowd-pleaser at Nationals Park. 3.71), RH Brad Peacock (7-6, 4.12), RH Joe Smith (1-0, 1.80). Information and photos from The Associated Press and The Washington Post

Hammond, Tyrie Cleveland, from his attention to detail in to run routes, which I think wet, the time is nigh for Cope- CLIMB Trevon Grimes. They all kept practice. It’s well-known that for young guys that’s the hard land to become a consistent me motivated because I kept clean play in practice leads thing,” Mullen said of Cope- presence in Florida’s offense. From Page C1 dealing with injuries. They to in-game reps, yet, like the land. “That, you know, ‘coach, With arguably the largest game just told me to stay focused transition to the collegiate don’t you see me making these of the season looming, Cope- role for the first time in his and it’s all going to play out,” level, it’s something that’s great plays, I’m a playmaker’. land’s emergence into a reliable playing career, Copeland Copeland said. “Knowing I got easier said than done. I say, ‘I do, but then I see you weapon may not have come at admitted it was tough to trust people behind my back, know- For Copeland, that was a go the wrong way sometimes’. a better time for a Florida team the process while aware of his ing I got seniors ahead of me, lesson learned the hard way. I mean, you got to be disci- firmly in the driver’s seat. own talent level; he credited and knowing that they want “I think the biggest thing plined and exact, and the last “I just got to keep getting Florida’s receiving corps — their touches too, because for him, he’s had the last two two weeks he’s really done a better each week with my the unit he’s competing with, they want to get out of here and weeks he’s been much better good job of that, of improving teammates, make sure that yet a group that’s become like make something big happen in in practice, a different player that way and you saw it. So I they help me and I help them. family — with helping him life, just knowing they’ve got in practice than he was. And think he’s gotten a lot more Everybody stays motivated, keep the faith that a perfor- my back — that’s love.” not playmaking, I’ve watched trust from everybody and you and we keep going,” Copeland mance like Saturday’s was Over the past several weeks, him make plays. This is a dif- saw he has the ability to make said. “Knowing that there was right around the corner. Copeland has resembled the ferent player in the discipline in plays.” a big game for us with difficult “The receivers, like Fred- seniors more and more — not what he’s doing and knowing Now, having established the weather, we stayed focused die Swain, Van Jefferson, Josh from a play standpoint, but his assignment, knowing how foundation and gotten his feet and came out with a ‘W’.” * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, October 22, 2019 C3

IN THE PITS Brian France was right to bring playoff s to NASCAR

By Jenna Fryer NASCAR chairman and CEO loopholes for creativity and The Associated Press Jim France continuing in the innovation. same role. ISC chief execu- The hard work is in keep- CHARLOTTE, N.C. — tive Lesa France Kennedy ing older fans, attracting new Spoilers, tension, a sense of was named executive chair ones and marketing NASCAR, urgency. Heroes, villains. and NASCAR president Steve particularly its playoffs, as The NASCAR playoffs are Phelps tabbed president in can’t-miss-viewing. playing out with all the drama charge of overseeing day-to- Those who have watched Brian France envisioned for day operations of the merged through the first two rounds the elimination-style play- companies. have seen an intense and off system he helped launch Brian France, who stepped sometimes heated scramble in 2004. away as CEO of NASCAR for points and positions as After multiple tweaks following his August 2018 no driver has emerged as and changes since then, the drunken-driving arrest, is not the clear favorite. Joe Gibbs NASCAR postseason now named in the new leadership Racing, with three wins has what France liked to call structure. through six playoff races, “Game 7 moments,” the kind Jim France has said very has three drivers atop the of I-shouldn’t-miss-this Brad Keselowski (2) pits during a NASCAR Cup Series race Sunday little publicly since replacing standings but anything can attraction for fans that comes at Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kan. [COLIN E. BRALEY/THE his nephew nearly 15 months happen starting Sunday at with, say, the Final Four, ASSOCIATED PRESS] ago and he leaves it to Phelps Martinsville Speedway in the NFL playoffs or October to talk about the future of Virginia. Reigning series baseball. This year, this ten- predicted to be in that posi- method to crown a champion. NASCAR. But it is no coinci- champion Joey Logano is the sion has been building since tion — both Keselowski and It has taken all those tweaks dence that business has been defending race winner, and he the playoffs began six weeks Elliott went into the playoffs and years to settle in to show rolling since Brian France staved off elimination himself ago and the elimination race as legitimate championship that France’s vision was the stepped down and his uncle at Kansas after a crash in the at Kansas Speedway over the contenders — but Kyle Larson right one for NASCAR, with steadied a seemingly sink- waning laps put him on the weekend, with a wild finish and Ryan Blaney both grabbed its relentless, 10-month ing ship. Booming might be bubble against teammate that went into double over- slots in the next round with season and events that run a stretch, but things are hap- Keselowski. time, did not disappoint. surprise victories. The win- three-plus hours, to remain pening behind the scenes at a The title race has gone Chase Elliott basically had and-advance model rolled relevant in the fast-chang- markedly improved pace that down to the finale in every to win Sunday to keep his title out in 2014 has thrown Larson ing sports and entertainment has benefited the product. year since Brian France cre- hopes alive; short of that, he and Blaney into the mix and landscape. A new rules package was ated this system, and the needed a total collapse from ended a potential title run for France was correct, even rolled out this year designed champion has had to win at someone ahead of him in the one of the strongest teams if the system was contrived. to make the racing better, Homestead-Miami Speed- standings. Well, he nearly from the regular season. The sport needed its ver- and although it has received way to cement the crown the won the race but finished This is everything France sion of walk-off home runs mixed reviews, the on-track last five years — every year of second to Denny Hamlin and wanted when he first or last-second touchdown action is better than it has the elimination format — just still advanced because Brad launched the Chase — what passes to spice up the action. been the past several sea- as Brian France wanted. Fans Keselowski fell apart. the system was called in 2004 France is now far removed sons. Work continues to be of the way things used to be As Elliott was charging to — and he made major changes from this system and the done on the “Next Gen” car still turn their noses up at a the front of the field, Kes- four different times trying to sport itself, his departure scheduled to be introduced system they find phony or elowski was literally falling get it right even as some long- from the family business in 2021; the car is intended engineered all for the sake of backward in a fascinating time fans stopped watching. becoming officially official to reduce costs, in large excitement. split-screen showcase of the Critics called it a gimmick and Friday when NASCAR and part via common parts from But it is exciting, and Brian drivers’ push for the final spot manufactured drama, and sister company International approved vendors, which France’s system works. in the round of eight. grumbled the old season-long Speedway Corp. merged will shrink the required He’s just not around for the Neither driver was title march was the preferred into one organization with workforce and tighten many vindication.

Harden will be aiming for a third NBA straight scoring title after aver- aging 36.1 points last season. From Page C1 COACH’S CHALLENGE Those teams meet Tuesday on opening night, when the reg- NBA coaches will have a ular season gets started after a chance to get calls overturned turbulent preseason overshad- as the league implemented a owed by tension between the coach’s challenge on a one- NBA and China . The Raptors year trial basis. Each team is get their rings in the first game allowed one per game and can before facing New Orleans, challenge either a foul called whose heavily hyped rookie on its own team, the call of an Zion Williamson injured his out-of-bounds violation, or a knee late during exhibition play. goaltending or basket interfer- Toronto lost two starters to ence violation. Los Angeles, with Danny Green signing with the Lakers. That WINNING WARRIORS could open the door for MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo and Golden State’s NBA Finals the Milwaukee Bucks, or the streak is the second-longest Philadelphia 76ers to seize the in NBA history, behind only East title. the 10 straight trips by the The wide-openness of the Boston Celtics from 1957- league this season is a far 66. The Warriors’ hopes of Michigan State’s Joshua Langford, Xavier Tillman and Cassius Winston, from left, pose for a photo cry from recent years, when extending it could depend during the NCAA college basketball team’s media day, Oct. 15, in East Lansing, Mich. [NICK KING/ travel plans to the Bay Area largely on the play of guard LANSING STATE JOURNAL VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] in June could be assumed D’Angelo Russell, an All-Star months in advance, or when last season in Brooklyn who James’ teams in the East went was acquired when Durant State, Kentucky and Kansas CONFERENCE WATCH to eight straight NBA Finals. went to the Nets. MSU in some order atop their “You can’t call who the NBA ballot. Kentucky received The Atlantic Coast, Big Ten champion is,” Hall of Fame HAPPY (OR UNHAPPY) From Page C1 two first-place votes, while and Southeastern confer- player and TNT analyst Reggie RETURNS Kansas received the other ences each had four ranked Miller said. “Before you would falling to Texas Tech. They three. teams to lead all leagues. have three, four teams that Among the games of note in return Winston with fellow It marks the ninth straight The ACC ended last were deadlocked. You know which a player will be returning starters Xavier Tillman and year that John Calipari’s season with four top-10 they’re going to be there. to his former home: Aaron Henry from that run, Wildcats have been a top- teams, then picked back up This year, given no injuries, Nov. 7 — Kemba Walker and they get back another five preseason pick and with four teams all ranked in a team getting hot, chemistry (Boston) to Charlotte. starter in Joshua Langford seventh in a row for Bill the top 11. obviously issues, there’s a lot Nov. 15 — Mike Conley (Utah) after he missed much of last Self’s Jayhawks, who open No. 18 Ohio State and No. of teams that can go for it. But to Memphis. year with a foot injury. the season with the program 23 Purdue joined Michigan the Lakers and Clippers being Nov. 27 — Kyrie Irving That nucleus is good facing NCAA charges tied to State and Maryland for the headliners.” (Brooklyn) to Boston, Davis to enough that only one voter a federal corruption investi- Big Ten’s quartet, while the They’re hardly alone among New Orleans. picked the Spartans as low gation into the sport. SEC had No. 22 LSU and the contenders out West. Dec. 11 — Leonard to Toronto. as third, with four others Kansas and Duke open No. 24 Auburn — fresh off Denver, Portland and Utah all Jan. 9 — Westbrook to Okla- picking them second and their seasons against each its Final Four run — joining figure to be tough. And don’t homa City. the rest at No. 1. They will other on the same bill with Kentucky and Florida. count out the Warriors, who’d March 28 — Marc Gasol be tested right away, too: Michigan State-Kentucky. The Big 12 (three), Big like their new Chase Center in (Toronto) to Memphis. the Spartans open the East (three), Pac-12 (two) San Francisco to be the same season against Kentucky in CHAMPS AT 11 and West Coast Confer- spring destination that the WHO WINS? a 1-vs-2 matchup Nov. 5 in ence (two) also had multiple Oracle Center in Oakland was. New York. Virginia has gone from ranked teams. This season, that will be The Clippers have never even “This is a program deal facing questions about harder than ever. played in a conference finals, and it’s the players in the how it would respond to THE WATCH LIST “The West is stacked all the but they’re the favorites of both program, and I’m really an unprecedented tourna- way up and down,” Curry said. oddsmakers and NBA general proud of them for that,” ment loss against UMBC to The Pac-12 could quickly Some other things to know managers. With Leonard and Izzo said. “Unfortunately, how it will build on its run add to its total with Wash- about the NBA season: George on the wings, a potent what you are at the begin- to its first NCAA title. Tony ington and Colorado as the bench and one of the league’s ning of the year doesn’t help Bennett’s Cavaliers are top vote-getters among REVVED-UP ROCKETS best coaches in Doc Rivers, it’s you at the end of the year, 11th after losing De’Andre unranked teams. Wash- easy to see why. but I think it does say some- Hunter, Ty Jerome and ington twice appeared in Houston acquired Rus- “It’s not about what people thing about the program Final Four most outstand- last season’s poll at No. 25. sell Westbrook to join James think or what they picked, it’s and what we’ve done over ing player Kyle Guy to the But it’s been a much longer Harden, putting two recent about the work we do and what these years.” NBA draft. It is the lowest wait for the Buffaloes, who MVPs in the same backcourt. our mindset is going to be,” preseason ranking for a haven’t cracked the poll since Westbrook’s next triple-dou- Leonard said. “If we don’t want THE TOP TIER champion since Connecti- January 2014 but have five ble will be his 139th and break to win then we’re not going to cut was 17th to start the starters back and are picked a tie with Magic Johnson for win. If we want to, then we have Roughly half of the voters 2014-15 season. to finish second in the Pac-12 second on the career list, while a big chance to win.” (33 of 65) chose Michigan behind No. 15 Oregon. * ** C4 Tuesday, October 22, 2019 | The News Herald

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LATE SUNDAY 16. Towson 4-3 1,383 18 Weber State 51, N. Arizona 28 AREA EVENTS ODDS COWBOYS 37, EAGLES 10 17. Dartmouth 5-0 1,188 21 Wyoming 23, New Mexico 10 PHILADELPHIA 7 0 3 0—10 18. N.C. A&T 4-2 1,147 10 PREGAME.COM LINE DALLAS 14 13 0 10 —37 19. Delaware 4-3 816 24 SCHEDULE Tuesday, Oct. 22 Tallahassee 8 a.m. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION First Quarter 20. Florida A&M 6-1 762 — All Times Eastern (Subject to change) Girls golf District 2-2A meet in Tal- Today Dal — Austin 20 run (Maher kick), 10:08. 21. Sam Houston State 5-3 735 — Thursday’s Games FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG Dal — E.Elliott 1 run (Maher kick), 8:56. 22. UC Davis 4-4 663 23 SOUTHWEST Region 1-2A tournament lahassee 10 a.m. At Toronto 7 231½ New Orleans Phi — Goedert 28 pass from Wentz (J.Elliott 23. CCSU 6-1 645 25 SMU (7-0) at Houston (3-4), 7:30 p.m. 24. Southeast Missouri State 4-3 548 — Jackson St. (2-5) at Prairie View (3-4), 7:30 at Tiger Point in Gulf Friday, Oct. 25 LA Lakers 3 225½ At LA Clippers kick), 4:38. Second Quarter 25. Jacksonville State 5-3 488 16 p.m. Breeze 8 a.m. Football NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Dal — Jarwin 1 pass from Prescott (Maher Others: UT Martin 477, Wofford 264, Incarnate Today kick), 6:40. Word 196, Stony Brook 167, Alcorn State 131, New Friday’s Games Wednesday, Oct. 23 Jay at Bozeman 7 p.m. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Dal — FG Maher 26, 1:31. Hampshire 127, Austin Peay 103, The Citadel 88, EAST Volleyball Arnold at Pine Forest 7 At Boston Off Toronto Off Dal — FG Maher 63, :00. Albany 82, Elon 72, Youngstown State 63, Eastern Columbia (2-3) at Dartmouth (5-0), 6 p.m. At Buffalo -117 San Jose +107 Third Quarter Washington 62, Southeastern Louisiana 44, Yale FAR WEST Region 1-5A quarterfi nals p.m. At Florida Off Pittsburgh Off Phi — FG J.Elliott 38, 4:59. 43, Monmouth 34, S.C. State 25, Portland State 23, Southern Cal (4-3) at Colorado (3-4), 9 p.m. Mosley at Ridgeview 7 Mosley at Gulf Breeze 7 Arizona -109 at NY Rangers -101 Fourth Quarter Bethune-Cookman 21, Harvard 14, Chattanooga Vancouver -115 At Detroit +105 Dal — FG Maher 29, 12:36. 12, North Dakota 9, Campbell 7, Southern Illinois 4, Saturday’s Games p.m. p.m. At Minnesota -121 Edmonton +111 Dal — Prescott 8 run (Maher kick), 9:33. Duquesne 2, Eastern Kentucky 1. EAST San Jose St. (3-4) at Army (3-4), Noon Arnold at Wakulla 7 p.m. Rutherford at Gadsden At Winnipeg -153 Los Angeles +143 A — 91,213. At Nashville -152 Anaheim +142 PHI DAL FCS COACHES POLL LIU (0-6) at CCSU (6-1), Noon Thursday, Oct. 24 County 6:30 p.m. Vegas -127 At Chicago +117 First downs 16 23 Records Through Oct. 20 Miami (3-4) at Pittsburgh (5-2), Noon At Calgary -125 Washington +115 Total Net Yards 283 402 RECORD PTS LWR Bryant (2-6) at Robert Morris (3-4), Noon Volleyball NBH at Marianna 7 p.m. Rushes-yards 28-115 36-189 1. North Dakota State (26) 7-0 650 1 Liberty (5-2) at Rutgers (1-6), Noon Region 2-1A semifi nals Volleyball COLLEGE FOOTBALL Passing 168 213 2. James Madison 7-1 622 2 Sacred Heart (3-4) at St. Francis (Pa.) (4-3), Thursday Punt Returns 1-8 2-12 3. South Dakota State 6-1 600 3 Noon Blountstown at Bozeman Pasco-Hernando State at FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Kickoff Returns 2-37 0-0 4. Kennesaw State 6-1 561 4 Georgetown (5-2) at Lehigh (3-3), 12:30 p.m. 7 p.m. Gulf Coast 6 p.m. SMU 11 13 Off At Houston Interceptions Ret. 1-0 1-9 5. Weber State 5-2 552 5 Richmond (3-4) at Delaware (4-3), 1 p.m. Friday Comp-Att-Int 16-26-1 21-27-1 6. Villanova 6-1 516 7 Wagner (1-6) at Duquesne (4-2), 1 p.m. Region 1-4A quarterfi nal Saturday, Oct. 26 Southern Cal 10½ 11½ Off At Colorado Sacked-Yards Lost 3-23 3-26 7. Illinois State 5-2 484 10 Colgate (1-7) at Holy Cross (3-4), 1 p.m. William & Mary (2-5) at Maine (2-5), 1 p.m. Saturday Punts 3-50.7 3-42.3 8. Sacramento State 5-2 422 17 South Walton at North Volleyball Presbyterian (0-7) at Merrimack (3-4), 1 p.m. UConn 8 10½ Off At UMass Fumbles-Lost 3-3 1-0 9. Montana State 5-2 420 12 Harvard (4-1) at Princeton (5-0), 1 p.m. Bay Haven 7 p.m. South Florida State at At Purdue 9 8 Off Illinois Penalties-Yards 5-40 6-65 10. Central Arkansas 5-2 400 13 Elon (3-4) at Rhode Island (1-6), 1 p.m. At Army 10 9½ Off San Jose State Time of Possession 27:38 32:22 11. Montana 5-2 388 6 Penn (2-3) at Yale (4-1), 1 p.m. Cross country Gulf Coast 1 p.m. At Ga. State +1 Pk Off Troy INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 12. Northern Iowa 4-3 377 15 Brown (1-4) at Cornell (1-4), 1:30 p.m. At Clemson 35 34½ Off Boston Coll. RUSHING — Philadelphia, Howard 11-50, 13. Princeton 5-0 323 16 Distict 1-3A meet in Florida A&M (5-1) at Morgan St. (1-6), 3 p.m. Memphis 8½ 10 Off At Tulsa Scott 7-32, Sanders 6-21, Wentz 4-12. Dallas, 14. Furman 4-3 268 8 Cent. Michigan (5-3) at Buffalo (3-4), 3:30 p.m. At Toledo Off Off Off E. Michigan E.Elliott 22-111, Prescott 5-30, Pollard 8-28, 15. Nicholls 4-3 232 9 Bucknell (1-6) at Lafayette (0-7), 3:30 p.m. At Texas A&M 12 11½ Off Miss. State Austin 1-20. 16. Dartmouth 5-0 225 21 Tulane (5-2) at Navy (5-1), 3:30 p.m. UCF 10 9 Off At Temple PASSING — Philadelphia, Wentz 16-26-1-191. 17. Towson 4-3 212 20 UConn (1-6) at UMass (1-6), 3:30 p.m. ON THE AIR At W. Mich. 25½ 26½ Off Bwlng Grn Dallas, Prescott 21-27-1-239. 18. N.C. A&T 4-2 207 11 Stony Brook (4-3) at Villanova (6-1), 3:30 p.m. At Nebraska Off Off Off Indiana RECEIVING — Philadelphia, Goedert 4-69, 19. Delaware 4-3 115 24 UCF (5-2) at Temple (5-2), 7 p.m. At Buffalo 4½ 3½ Off Cent. Mich. Sanders 3-11, Jeffery 2-38, Ertz 2-38, Agholor 20. Incarnate Word 5-2 113 25 SOUTH Iowa 8½ 10 Off At N’western 2-24, Howard 2-6, Scott 1-5. Dallas, E.Elliott 21. Jacksonville State 5-3 101 14 Today Leverkusen at Atlético Appalachian St. (6-0) at South Alabama (1-6), Noon South Florida Pk 1 Off At E. Carolina 22. UC Davis 4-4 96 22 6-36, Cooper 5-106, Witten 4-33, Gallup 3-34, Marist (1-5) at Davidson (5-2), 1 p.m. MLB Madrid, Group D At Fla. State Off Off Off Syracuse 23. Florida A&M 6-1 86 — Cobb 2-29, Jarwin 1-1. Howard (1-6) at NC A&T (4-1), 1 p.m. Liberty 4½ 7 Off At Rutgers 24. CCSU 6-1 83 — 7 p.m. 2 p.m. MISSED FIELD GOALS — None. ETSU (2-5) at Samford (3-4), 1 p.m. Southern Miss 12 12 Off At Rice 25. Sam Houston State 5-3 75 — Campbell (5-1) at Gardner-Webb (3-4), 1:30 p.m. FOX [--] World Series: TNT [--] UEFA Champions At Utah 17½ 17½ Off California Others Receiving Votes: UT Martin 71, Southeast Chattanooga (4-3) at Wofford (4-2), 1:30 p.m. At Wyoming 11½ 12½ Off Nevada Missouri State 65, Wofford 43, Austin Peay 27, Washington at Houston, League: Atalanta at Man- COLLEGE FOOTBALL Va. Lynchburg (0-6) at Hampton (3-4), 2 p.m. At Air Force 3 2½ Off Utah State Portland State 21, Campbell 19, Monmouth Delaware St. (1-6) at NC Central (2-5), 2 p.m. Game 1 chester City, Group C Hawaii 11½ 11½ Off At New Mexico 18, Youngstown State 18, New Hampshire Mercer (3-4) at The Citadel (4-4), 2 p.m. At Marshall 5½ 4 Off W. Kentucky THE AP TOP 25 POLL 16, Alcorn State 9, North Dakota 7, Albany 3, W. Kentucky (5-2) at Marshall (4-3), 2:30 p.m. NBA TENNIS At Stanford Off Off Off Arizona The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press Chattanooga 2, San Diego 2. Austin Peay (4-3) at Tennessee Tech (4-3), 2:30 p.m. At Oregon 14½ 14½ Off Wash. State college football poll, with fi rst-place votes in 7 p.m. 6:30 a.m. Southern U. (4-3) at Alcorn St. (5-2), 3 p.m. At Fresno State 14 13½ Off Colo. State parentheses, records through Oct. 19, total RESULTS New Mexico St. (0-7) at Georgia Southern (3-3), TNT [--] New Orleans at TENNIS [--] ATP/WTA: Missouri 9 9½ Off At Kentucky points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place vote Oct. 16 3 p.m. At N. Carolina 3½ 3½ Off Duke through one point for a 25th-place vote, and SOUTH Toronto The Swiss Indoors Basel, North Alabama (2-5) at Kennesaw St. (6-1), 3 p.m. Penn State 6 7 Off At Mich. State last week’s ranking: Troy 37, South Alabama 13 Texas Southern (0-6) at MVSU (1-6), 3 p.m. 9:30 p.m. The Vienna Open & The At Kent State 2 2 Off Miami (OH) RECORD PTS LWR Alabama A&M (4-3) vs. Alabama St. (3-3) at App. State 24 25½ Off At S. Ala. 1. Alabama (24) 7-0 1,486 1 Oct. 17 TNT [--] LA Lakers at LA Elite Trophy Tournament, 2. LSU (16) 7-0 1,462 2 SOUTH Birmingham, Ala., 3:30 p.m. At Ga. Southern 16½ 15½ Off NMSU North Texas (3-4) at Charlotte (2-5), 3:30 p.m. Clippers Early Rounds At Iowa State 7½ 7½ Off Okla. State 3. Ohio State (13) 7-0 1,429 4 Chattanooga 16, ETSU 13 4. Clemson (9) 7-0 1,408 3 SOUTHWEST Syracuse (3-4) at Florida St. (3-4), 3:30 p.m. FIU 1 3 Off At Mid Tenn. Towson (4-3) at James Madison (7-1), 3:30 p.m. SOCCER (MEN'S) 12:30 a.m. (Wednesday) FAU 14 14½ Off At ODU 5. Oklahoma 7-0 1,343 5 Louisiana-Lafayette 37, Arkansas State 20 6. Penn State 7-0 1,224 7 FAR WEST Auburn (6-1) at LSU (7-0), 3:30 p.m. 11:55 a.m. TENNIS [--] WTA: The Elite At Ball State 2½ 3 Off Ohio Virginia (5-2) at Louisville (4-3), 3:30 p.m. At Alabama 34 33½ Off Arkansas 7. Florida 7-1 1,138 9 UCLA 34, Stanford 16 TNT [--] UEFA Cham- Trophy Tournament, Early 8. Notre Dame 5-1 1,058 8 FIU (4-3) at Middle Tennessee (2-5), 3:30 p.m. South Carolina 4 3½ Off At Tenn. FAU (4-3) at Old Dominion (1-6), 3:30 p.m. Oklahoma 20 21 Off At Kan. State 9. Auburn 6-1 1,054 11 Oct. 18 pions League: Bayer Rounds, Zhuai, China 10. Georgia 6-1 1,031 10 EAST Furman (4-3) at W. Carolina (1-6), 3:30 p.m. At Minnesota 15 14½ Off Maryland South Florida (3-4) at East Carolina (3-4), 3:45 p.m. At Navy 2½ 3½ Off Tulane 11. Oregon 6-1 979 12 Pittsburgh 27, Syracuse 20 12. Utah 6-1 852 13 SOUTH SC State (4-2) at Bethune-Cookman (6-1), 4 p.m. Texas +1 1½ Off At TCU Murray St. (4-4) at Jacksonville St. (5-3), 4 p.m. At Pittsburgh 3 3 Off Miami 13. Wisconsin 6-1 767 6 Marshall 36, FAU 31 14. Baylor 7-0 732 18 MIDWEST Abilene Christian (4-4) at Nicholls (4-3), 4 p.m. ANNOUNCEMENTS Virginia 2½ 3 Off At Louisville Duke (4-3) at North Carolina (3-4), 4 p.m. At N. Illinois 24½ 24 Off Akron 15. Texas 5-2 627 15 Ohio State 52, Northwestern 3 16. SMU 7-0 587 19 FAR WEST South Carolina (3-4) at Tennessee (2-5), 4 p.m. Texas Tech 5½ 4 Off At Kansas Monmouth (NJ) (5-2) at Charleston Southern North Texas 5 4 Off At Charlotte 17. Minnesota 7-0 577 20 Fresno State 56, UNLV 27 By Dustin Kent Baseball/softball 18. Cincinnati 6-1 468 21 (2-5), 6 p.m. At Ohio State 14½ 14½ Off Wisconsin Arkansas (2-5) at Alabama (7-0), 7 p.m. [email protected] offi ciating At Ark. State 13½ 14 Off Texas State 19. Michigan 5-2 440 16 Oct. 19 20. Iowa 5-2 347 23 EAST Troy (3-3) at Georgia St. (5-2), 7 p.m. At LSU 10½ 11 Off Auburn Boston College (4-3) at Clemson (7-0), 7:30 La. Tech 19½ 19½ Off At UTEP 21. Appalachian State 6-0 286 24 Albany (NY) 35, Rhode Island 28 22. Boise State 6-1 225 14 Boston College 45, NC State 24 p.m. Miniature Golf Men and women At Michigan 2 1½ Off Notre Dame Missouri (5-2) at Kentucky (3-4), 7:30 p.m. Arizona State 2½ 3 Off At UCLA 23. Iowa State 5-2 185 — Central Connecticut State 52, Bryant 14 tournament interested in becoming 24. Arizona State 5-2 134 17 Colgate 21, Cornell 20 MIDWEST San Diego State 9½ 10 Off At UNLV San Diego (4-2) at Dayton (4-2), Noon 25. Wake Forest 6-1 118 — Columbia 44, Penn 6 a softball or baseball Oklahoma (7-0) at Kansas St. (4-2), Noon Others receiving votes: Memphis 87, Virginia Dartmouth 49, Marist 7 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Iowa (5-2) at Northwestern (1-5), Noon The Orange & Boo official, there is room 29, San Diego State 17, Pittsburgh 17, Delaware 16, New Hampshire 10 Thursday Wisconsin (6-1) at Ohio St. (7-0), Noon Washington 15, Navy 9, Texas A&M 6, Missouri Duquesne 20, Sacred Heart 6 At Minnesota 15 15 Off Washington Illinois (3-4) at Purdue (2-5), Noon Miniature Golf Tourna- for you on the diamond. 4, UCF 3, Southern Cal 3, Louisiana Tech 2, Georgetown 14, Lafayette 10 Sunday Bowling Green (2-5) at W. Michigan (4-4), Noon Tulane 1. 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Georgia 6-1 1,099 10 Campbell 31, Hampton 16 mvarnerg8r@gmail. paper please email to Cent. Arkansas 31, Northwestern State 30 E. Michigan (4-3) at Toledo (4-3), 3:30 p.m. PRO FOOTBALL 10. Auburn 6-1 1,071 11 S. Illinois (3-4) at South Dakota (3-4), 5 p.m. com. [email protected]. 11. Oregon 6-1 1,011 12 Charleston Southern 25, North Alabama 20 Chattanooga 16, ETSU 13 Texas Tech (3-4) at Kansas (2-5), 7 p.m. 12. Utah 6-1 858 14 Notre Dame (5-1) at Michigan (5-2), 7:30 p.m. NFL 13. Wisconsin 6-1 824 6 Clemson 45, Louisville 10 All times Eastern SOUTHWEST 14. Baylor 7-0 730 18 Davidson 49, Jacksonville 19 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Mississippi St. (3-4) at Texas A&M (4-3), Noon 15. Texas 5-2 722 15 E. Kentucky 34, Murray State 27 IN BRIEF EAST W L T PCT. PF PA Southern Miss. (4-3) at Rice (0-7), 1 p.m. 16. Minnesota 7-0 631 20 Florida 38, South Carolina 27 New England 6 0 0 1.000 190 48 Grambling St. (2-4) at Ark.-Pine Bluff (5-2), 2 p.m. 17. SMU 7-0 609 19 Georgia 21, Kentucky 0 Buffalo 5 1 0 .833 121 91 Georgia Southern 30, Coastal Carolina 27 SE Louisiana (3-3) at Houston Baptist (4-4), 3 p.m. 18. Cincinnati 6-1 461 21 N.Y. Jets 1 4 0 .200 63 123 Georgia State 28, Army 21 Texas (5-2) at TCU (3-3), 3:30 p.m. BEREA, OHIO UNIONTOWN, PA. 19. Iowa 5-2 373 22 Miami 0 6 0 .000 63 211 Georgia Tech 28, Miami 21 McNeese St. (4-4) at Stephen F. Austin (1-6), 4 p.m. 20. Michigan 5-2 369 16 Browns’ Hunt practices Steelers’ Chickillo facing SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA Indiana 34, Maryland 28 Northwestern St. (0-7) at Incarnate Word (5-2), 21. Boise State 6-1 308 13 Indianapolis 4 2 0 .667 143 138 Jackson State 31, MVSU 28 5 p.m. while serving suspension misdemeanor charges 22. Appalachian State 6-0 300 24 Houston 4 3 0 .571 185 164 James Madison 38, William & Mary 10 Texas St. (2-4) at Arkansas St. (3-4), 7 p.m. 23. Wake Forest 6-1 181 — Jacksonville 3 4 0 .429 144 148 Kennesaw State 55, Presbyterian 10 Sam Houston St. (5-3) at Cent. Arkansas (5-2), 24. Arizona State 5-2 131 17 Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 121 112 LSU 36, Mississippi State 13 7 p.m. 25. Memphis 6-1 101 — Kareem Hunt ran back Pittsburgh Steel- NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA Liberty 59, Maine 44 Memphis (6-1) at Tulsa (2-5), 7 p.m. Others Receiving Votes: Iowa State 83; Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 214 156 Louisiana Tech 45, Southern Miss 30 Louisiana Tech (6-1) at UTEP (1-5), 8 p.m. to the Browns sooner ers backup linebacker Virginia 61; San Diego State 45; Navy 24; Cleveland 2 4 0 .333 120 154 Marshall 36, FAU 31 FAR WEST Pittsburgh 18; Washington 16; Tulane 8; Texas than expected. Anthony Chickillo is Pittsburgh 2 4 0 .333 123 131 McNeese State 42, Houston Baptist 27 Nevada (4-3) at Wyoming (5-2), 2 p.m. A&M 8; Louisiana Tech 7; Central Florida Cincinnati 0 7 0 .000 114 186 Memphis 47, Tulane 17 E. Washington (3-4) at Montana (5-2), 2:05 p.m. The suspended star facing multiple misde- 6; Temple 3; Virginia Tech 2; Utah State 1; WEST W L T PCT. PF PA Mercer 34, VMI 27 Arizona (4-3) at Stanford (3-4), 3:30 p.m. returned to the team meanor charges after Kansas City 5 2 0 .714 202 150 Alabama-Birmingham 1; Indiana 1. Morehead State 31, Butler 20 Hawaii (4-3) at New Mexico (2-5), 4 p.m. and practiced Monday being arrested early Oakland 3 3 0 .500 127 165 SC State 24, Morgan State 10 Idaho St. (3-4) at S. Utah (1-7), 4:05 p.m. Denver 2 5 0 .286 112 136 THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS SE Missouri 24, Jacksonville State 21 Portland St. (5-3) at N. Arizona (3-4), 6 p.m. after serving only six Sunday. L.A. Chargers 2 5 0 .286 140 141 Oct. 18 Stetson 38, Dayton 21 Weber St. (5-2) at UC Davis (4-4), 7 p.m. No. 4 Ohio State 52, Northwestern 3 Tennessee State 26, Austin Peay 24 Colorado St. (2-5) at Fresno St. (3-3), 7:30 p.m. Arizona St. (5-2) at UCLA (2-5), 7:30 p.m. games of an eight- According to court NATIONAL CONFERENCE Oct. 19 Texas A&M 24, Mississippi 17 Sacramento St. (5-2) at Cal Poly (2-5), 8 p.m. game NFL suspension documents, Chickillo EAST W L T PCT. PF PA No. 1 Alabama 35, Tennessee 13 The Citadel 27, Furman 10 Dallas 4 3 0 .571 190 124 No. 2 LSU 36, Mississippi State 13 Troy 37, South Alabama 13 California (4-3) at Utah (6-1), 10 p.m. Utah St. (4-2) at Air Force (5-2), 10:15 p.m. for two violent off- was arrested by Penn- Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 171 186 No. 3 Clemson 45, Louisville 10 UAB 38, Old Dominion 14 Washington St. (4-3) at Oregon (6-1), 10:30 p.m. N.Y. Giants 2 5 0 .286 132 187 No. 5 Oklahoma 52, West Virginia 14 UCF 41, East Carolina 28 field altercations that sylvania State Police San Diego St. (6-1) at UNLV (2-5), 10:30 p.m. Washington 1 6 0 .143 90 176 Illinois 24, No. 6 Wisconsin 23 Vanderbilt 21, Missouri 14 threatened to end his and charged with SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA No. 7 Penn State 28, No. 16 Michigan 21 Virginia 48, Duke 14 playing career. simple assault, property New Orleans 6 1 0 .857 164 147 No. 9 Florida 38, South Carolina 27 Virginia Tech 43, North Carolina 41 Carolina 4 2 0 .667 166 133 No. 10 Georgia 21, Kentucky 0 W. Kentucky 30, Charlotte 14 PRO BASEBALL Hunt has been damage and harass- Tampa Bay 2 4 0 .333 173 185 No. 11 Auburn 51, Arkansas 10 Wake Forest 22, Florida State 20 Atlanta 1 6 0 .143 145 223 No. 12 Oregon 35, No. 25 Washington 31 Wofford 59, W. Carolina 7 MLB PLAYOFFS observed since August ment. The 26-year-old NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA No. 13 Utah 21, No. 17 Arizona State 3 Yale 28, Richmond 27 WORLD SERIES by the league, which had was released on $10,000 Green Bay 6 1 0 .857 184 139 Brigham Young 28, No. 14 Boise State 25 MIDWEST All times Eastern Minnesota 5 2 0 .714 192 123 No. 15 Texas 50, Kansas 48 Ball State 52, Toledo 14 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) banned him from the unsecured bond. A pre- Chicago 3 3 0 .500 112 105 No. 18 Baylor 45, Oklahoma State 27 Buffalo 21, Akron 0 All games on Fox Browns’ facility for the liminary hearing is Detroit 2 3 1 .417 149 160 No. 19 Southern Methodist 45, Temple 21 Cent. Michigan 38, Bowling Green 20 NATIONALS VS. ASTROS WEST W L T PCT. PF PA No. 20 Minnesota 41, Rutgers 7 Cincinnati 24, Tulsa 13 Today: Washington (Scherzer 11-7) at Houston past two-plus months. scheduled for Oct. 30. San Francisco 6 0 0 1.000 156 64 No. 21 Cincinnati 24, Tulsa 13 E. Michigan 34, W. Michigan 27 (Cole 20-5), 8:08 p.m. Vanderbilt 21, No. 22 Missouri 14 “We have been moni- Team spokesman Burt Seattle 5 2 0 .714 181 176 Illinois 24, Wisconsin 23 Wednesday: Washington at Houston L.A. Rams 4 3 0 .571 190 164 No. 23 Iowa 26, Purdue 20 Illinois State 28, W. Illinois 14 (Verlander 21-6), 8:07 p.m. No. 24 Appalachian State 52, Louisiana-Monroe 7 toring his progress Lauten said the team is Arizona 3 3 1 .500 161 192 Iowa 26, Purdue 20 Friday, : Houston (Greinke 8-1) at Washington, Kansas State 24, TCU 17 8:07 p.m. during the suspension,” aware of the incident WEEK 7 AP TOP 25 SCHEDULE Miami (Ohio) 27, N. Illinois 24 Saturday: at Washington, 8:07 p.m. league spokesman Brian and is still gathering Oct. 17 All Times Eastern N. Dakota State 22, Missouri State 0 x-Sunday, Oct. 27: at Washington, 8:07 p.m. Kansas City 30, Denver 6 Thursday’s Game N. Iowa 42, South Dakota 27 x-Tuesday, Oct. 29: at Houston, 8:07 p.m. McCarthy said in an information. Chickillo, Sunday’s Games No. 16 SMU at Houston, 7:30 p.m. Ohio 45, Kent State 38 x-Wednesday, Oct. 30: at Houston, 8:08 p.m. email to The Associated a five-year veteran, has San Francisco 9, Washington 0 Saturday’s Games Ohio State 52, Northwestern 3 Green Bay 42, Oakland 24 No. 1 Alabama vs. Arkansas, 7 p.m. S. Illinois 35, Youngstown State 10 Press. “He is permitted one tackle and half a sack Buffalo 31, Miami 21 No. 2 LSU vs. No. 9 Auburn, 3:30 p.m. South Dakota State 42, Indiana State 23 PRO BASKETBALL Arizona 27, N.Y. Giants 21 No. 3 Ohio State vs. No. 13 Wisconsin, Noon UT Martin 27, E. Illinois 18 to return to team activi- in three games for the L.A. Rams 37, Atlanta 10 No. 4 Clemson vs. Boston College, 7:30 p.m. SOUTHWEST NBA ties, including practice. Steelers this season, play- Indianapolis 30, Houston 23 No. 5 Oklahoma at Kansas State, Noon Abilene Christian 31, Stephen F. Austin 24 Minnesota 42, Detroit 30 No. 6 Penn State at Michigan State, 3:30 p.m. Auburn 51, Arkansas 10 All times Eastern He is not permitted to ing primarily on special Jacksonville 27, Cincinnati 17 No. 8 Notre Dame at No. 19 Michigan, 7:30 p.m. Baylor 45, Oklahoma State 27 REGULAR-SEASON SCHEDULE play in or attend games teams. Tennessee 23, L.A. Chargers 20 No. 11 Oregon vs. Washington State, 10:30 p.m. FIU 32, UTEP 17 Today’s Games Baltimore 30, Seattle 16 No. 12 Utah vs. California, 10 p.m. Incarnate Word 35, Lamar 17 New Orleans at Toronto, 8 p.m. until after the team’s New Orleans 36, Chicago 25 No. 15 Texas at TCU, 3:30 p.m. Iowa State 34, Texas Tech 24 L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. No. 17 Minnesota vs. Maryland, 3:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games eighth game. The time KNOXVILLE, TENN. Dallas 37, Philadelphia 10 Louisiana-Lafayette 37, Arkansas State 20 Monday’s Game No. 20 Iowa at Northwestern, Noon North Texas 33, Middle Tennessee 30 Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. with the team enables Vols’ Maurer uncertain New England at N.Y. Jets, late No. 21 Appalachian State at South Alabama, Noon Oklahoma 52, West Virginia 14 Cleveland at Orlando, 7 p.m. Open: Tampa Bay, Cleveland, Carolina, No. 23 Iowa State vs. Oklahoma State, 3:30 p.m. Prairie View 51, Virginia Lynchburg 0 Detroit at Indiana, 7 p.m. him to re-acclimate for South Carolina game Pittsburgh No. 24 Arizona State at UCLA, 7:30 p.m. SMU 45, Temple 21 Boston at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. himself and engage in Sam Houston State 17, Nicholls 0 Memphis at Miami, 7:30 p.m. WEEK 8 STATS FCS POLL Southern 28, Texas Southern 21 Minnesota at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. conditioning work and Tennessee coach Thursday’s Game The top 25 teams in the STATS Football Texas 50, Kansas 48 New York at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Washington at Minnesota, 8:20 p.m. Championship Subdivision poll, with fi rst-place UTSA 31, Rice 27 Washington at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. practices.” Jeremy Pruitt is mum Sunday, Oct. 27 votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 20, FAR WEST Oklahoma City at Utah, 9 p.m. Typically, suspended on the status of Brian Arizona at New Orleans, 1 p.m. points and last week’s ranking: Air Force 56, Hawaii 26 Denver at Portland, 10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Tennessee, 1 p.m. RECORD PTS LWR BYU 28, Boise State 25 Sacramento at Phoenix, 10 p.m. players don’t rejoin their Maurer for Saturday’s N.Y. Giants at Detroit, 1 p.m. 1. North Dakota State (156) 7-0 3,972 1 Fresno State 56, UNLV 27 Thursday’s Games teams until the Monday game with South Caro- Cincinnati vs L.A. Rams at London, UK, 1 p.m. 2. James Madison (3) 7-1 3,765 2 Idaho 45, Idaho State 21 Atlanta at Detroit, 7 p.m. Denver at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. 3. South Dakota State 6-1 3,677 3 North Dakota 30, Cal Poly 26 Milwaukee at Houston, 8 p.m. before they’re eligible lina after the freshman Philadelphia at Buffalo, 1 p.m. 4. Weber State 5-2 3,443 4 Oregon 35, Washington 31 L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. 5. Villanova 6-1 3,168 7 Oregon State 21, California 17 Friday’s Games to play. The 24-year- quarterback sustained Seattle at Atlanta, 1 p.m. 6. Kennesaw State 6-1 3,137 6 Portland State 38, N. Colorado 30 Minnesota at Charlotte, 7 p.m. old Hunt, who led the concussions in back-to- L.A. Chargers at Chicago, 1 p.m. 7. Sacramento State 5-2 2,927 15 Sacramento State 49, Montana 22 Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. Carolina at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. 8. Illinois State 5-2 2,781 11 San Diego 42, Valparaiso 17 New York at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. league in rushing in 2017 back weeks. Oakland at Houston, 4:25 p.m. 9. Montana State 5-2 2,528 12 San Diego State 27, San Jose State 17 Chicago at Memphis, 8 p.m. as a rookie with Kansas Pruitt is saying even Cleveland at New England, 4:25 p.m. 10. Montana 5-2 2,422 5 Southern California 41, Arizona 14 Dallas at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Green Bay at Kansas City, 8:20 p.m. 11. Northern Iowa 4-3 2,316 14 UC Davis 33, S. Utah 25 Washington at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. City, can play on Nov. less about which quarter- Monday, Oct. 28 12. Central Arkansas 5-2 2,225 13 UCLA 34, Stanford 16 Phoenix at Denver, 9 p.m. 10, when the Browns back could start the game Miami at Pittsburgh, 8:15 p.m. 13. Princeton 5-0 1,780 17 Utah 21, Arizona State 3 Portland at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Open: Dallas, Baltimore 14. Furman 4-3 1,618 8 Utah State 36, Nevada 10 Utah at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. host the Buffalo Bills. if Maurer can’t play. 15. Nicholls 4-3 1,470 9 Washington State 41, Colorado 10 * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, October 22, 2019 C5

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bid documents, and CORDING TO THE 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, ing proposals from pro- TO: 25509 CA 92264 UNITED F, ST PETERSBURG, bid forms Bids are due DECLARATION OF 30, 31, November 1, 2, fessional auditing firms UNKNOWN SPOUSE, TRUSTEE’S STATES, 04/11/2019, FL 33714 UNITED by 4:00 PM on Friday, CONDOMINIUM. SUB- 3, 4, 5, 6, 2019 with the experience, ca- HEIRS, DEVISEES, NOTICE OF SALE: Inst: 2019037112 Bk: STATES, 03/28/2019, November 1st. JECT, HOWEVER, TO pabilities, credentials GRANTEES, ASSIGN- 4111 Pg: 1257, $0.97, Inst: 2019032256 Bk: 25413 Pub: September 30, ALL OF THE PROVI- and qualified available EES, LIENORS, CREDI- Date of Sale: Novem- $2,477.00; 4106 Pg: 5, $0.95, October 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, SIONS OF THE DEC- IN THE CIRCUIT staff to perform the an- TORS, TRUSTEES, ber 18, 2019 at 1:00 LE*1103*08*B, Unit $2,399.50; 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, LARATION OF CON- COURT OF THE FOUR- nual audits of the finan- AND ALL OTHER PAR- PM Place of Sale: 2353 Week: 8, Unit: 1103, LE*1104*37*B, Unit 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, DOMINIUM AND THE TEENTH JUDICIAL cial statements of City TIES CLAIMING AN IN- Jenks Avenue, Pan- Frequency: Annual, Week: 37, Unit: 1104, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, GRANTEE ASSUMES CIRCUIT IN AND FOR of Lynn Haven and re- TEREST BY, ama City, FL 32405, In LINDA M. POUND, C/O Frequency: Annual, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, AND AGREES TO OB- BAY COUNTY, FLOR- lated entities starting THROUGH, UNDER the Parking lot. This MITCHELL REED WORKING COW November 1, 2019 SERVE AND PER- IDA GENERAL JURIS- with the fiscal year end- OR AGAINST THE ES- Notice is regarding that SUSSMAN & ASSOC. HOMEMADE, INC, FORM ALL OBLIGA- DICTION DIVISION ing September 30, TATE OF MARTHA A. certain timeshare inter- 1053 S PALM CANYON 4711 34TH ST. N UNIT 24874 CASE NO. TIONS IMPOSED ON 2019. These audits are HUGHES AKA MAR- est owned by Obligor DR, PALM SPRINGS, F, ST PETERSBURG, NOTICE UNDER 18000462CA SAID GRANTEE UN- to be conducted in ac- THA ANN HUGHES, in Legends Edge Con- CA 92264 UNITED FL 33714 UNITED FICTITIOUS NAME DER THE DECLARA- cordance with gener- DECEASED 603 E 5TH dominium, located in STATES, 04/11/2019, STATES, 03/28/2019, LAW PURSUANT TO TION, INCLUDING DITECH FINANCIAL ally accepted auditing STREET Bay County, Florida, as Inst: 2019037112 Bk: Inst: 2019032256 Bk: SECTION 865.09, BUT NOT LIMITED TO LLC, standards and stand- LYNN HAVEN, FL more specifically de- 4111 Pg: 1257, $0.97, 4106 Pg: 5, $0.95, FLORIDA STATUTES THE PAYMENT OF Plaintiff, ards applicable to fi- 32444 scribed in the Lien(s) $2,477.00; $2,399.50; ASSESSMENTS FOR nancial audits con- referred to on Schedule LE*1103*12*B, Unit LE*1104*42*B, Unit NOTICE IS HEREBY THE MAINTENANCE VS. tained in Government RICHARD GLENN “1”. The Obligor has Week: 12, Unit: 1103, Week: 42, Unit: 1104, 24528 GIVEN that the under- AND OPERATIONS Auditing Standards is- HUGHES 105 SHASTA failed to pay when due Frequency: Annual, Frequency: Annual, AL- IN THE CIRCUIT signed, desiring to en- OF THE UNIT AND BOBBIE J. GOOD; MI- sued by the Comptrol- DRIVE the Assessments, Fees, CARLOS FRANCISCO BERTO JULIO COURT OF THE FOUR- gage in business under CONDOMINIUM CHAEL W. GOOD; ler General of the PERRY, GA 31069 and Taxes as assessed JIMENEZ ANTILLON, BORELLY BORELLY, TEENTH JUDICIAL the fictitious name of: MORTGAGE ELEC- United States. These or advanced and is 4TA ENTRADA LOS CRA 56 #82-88 APTO CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR IF YOU ARE A PER- TRONIC REGISTRA- standards require the UNKNOWN SPOUSE thereby in default of the YOSES 325 MTS SUR 5 EDIFICIO MALBEC HYPNOTICS STUDIO BAY COUNTY, FLOR- SON CLAIMING A TION SYSTEMS, INC. accounting firm plan OF RICHARD GLENN obligation to pay such CASA TAPIA AZUL BARRANQUILLA CO- IDA RIGHT TO FUNDS RE- AS NOMINEE FOR and perform the audit HUGHES 105 SHASTA amounts as and when PORTON PLATEADO LOMBIA, n03/28/2019, Case No.: 19-957-DR located at 1138 S. MAINING AFTER THE GMAC MORTGAGE to obtain reasonable DRIVE due Pursuant to that SAN JOSE COSTA Inst: 2019032258 Bk: Division: Katherine Ave, in the SALE, YOU MUST CORPORATION DBA assurance about PERRY, GA 31069 certain Declaration re- RICA, 03/28/2019, Inst: 4106 Pg: 7, $0.97, County of Bay, in the FILE A CLAIM WITH DITECH.COM, et al. whether the respective ferred to below. Ac- 2019032246 Bk: 4105 $2,472.44; DARRELL D. GARRETT City of Panama City, THE CLERK NO Defendant(s). financial statements are AND TO: All per- cordingly, the Legends Pg: 2393, $0.97, LE*1104*42*B, Unit Petitioner Florida, 32404 intends LATER THAN THE free of material mis- sons claiming an in- Edge Condominium $2,472.44; Week: 42, Unit: 1104, NOTICE OF to register the said DATE THAT THE statement. Specifica- terest by, through, un- Association, Inc., a LE*1103*12*B, Unit Frequency: Annual, FORECLOSURE and name with the Division CLERK REPORTS tions can be obtained der, or against the Florida not-for-profit Week: 12, Unit: 1103, MARIA ALEXANDRA SALE of Corporations of the THE FUNDS AS UN- on the City’s website at aforesaid Defendant corporation (Associatio Frequency: Annual, GERLEIN, CRA 56 JARNICE L. GARRETT Florida Department of CLAIMED. IF YOU www.cityoflynnhaven.com, or (s). n) did cause a Claim of GRACIELA HERRERO #82-88 APTO 5 EDIFI- Respondent. State, Tallahassee, FAIL TO FILE A NOTICE IS HEREBY by emailing Lien (“Lien”) to be re- PINTO, 4TA ENTRADA CIO MALBEC BAR- Florida. CLAIM, YOU WILL GIVEN pursuant to a Fi- vgainer@cityofly- YOU ARE HEREBY NO- corded in the Public LOS YOSES 325 MTS RANQUILLA COLOM- AMENDED NOTICE NOT BE ENTITLED TO nal Judgment of Fore- nnhaven.com. Sealed bids TIFIED that an action to Records of Bay, Flor- SUR CASA TAPIA BIA, 03/28/2019, Inst: OF ACTION FOR Dated at Panama City, ANY REMAINING closure dated October will be accepted until foreclose a mortgage ida, as described on AZUL PORTON PLAT- 2019032258 Bk: 4106 DISSOLUTION OF Florida, this 15th day of FUNDS. AFTER THE 8, 2019, and entered in 10:00 A.M. CST, on on the following de- Schedule “1”, thereby EADO SAN JOSE Pg: 7, $0.97, MARRIAGE October, 2019. FUNDS ARE RE- I 8000462CA of the Cir- November 7, 2019 scribed property lo- perfecting the lien of COSTA RICA, $2,472.44; (NO CHILD OR PORTED AS UN- cuit Court of the FOUR- then referenced to the cated in Bay County, Assessments, Fees, 03/28/2019, Inst: LE*1105*25*B, Unit FINANCIAL Hypnotics Studio LLC. CLAIMED, ONLY THE TEENTH Judicial Cir- City staff for legal, ad- Florida: and Taxes pursuant to 2019032246 Bk: 4105 Week: 25, Unit: 1105, SUPPORT) Pub: October 22, 2019 OWNER OF RECORD cuit in and for BAY ministrative and techni- the Declaration and Pg: 2393, $0.97, Frequency: Annual, AL- County, Florida, 24904 AS OF THE DATE OF cal sufficiency prior to PARCEL I: sections 721.16 and $2,472.44; FREDO RODITTI TO: JARNICE L. GAR- THE LIS PENDENS wherein DITECH FI- the award of bid by the 192.037 Florida Stat- LE*1103*31*B, Unit VITERI, IN THE CIRCUIT NANCIAL LLC is the RETT Unknown Ad- COURT OF THE 14TH MAY CLAIM THE City. Any qualifications LOTS 1,2 AND 16, utes. The Obligor and Week: 31, Unit: 1103, CIRCUNVALACION # dress SURPLUS. Plaintiff and BOBBIE J. received after 10:00 BLOCK M, IN BAY any junior lienholders Frequency: Annual, 143 URB OLIVOS 1 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN GOOD; MICHAEL W. AND FOR BAY A.M. CST on the speci- PARK MANOR PLAT, have the right to cure HUGO MAURICIO GUAYAQUIL ECUA- YOU ARE NOTIFIED If you are a person GOOD; MORTGAGE fied date will be re- ACCORDING TO THE the default and to re- GUERRERO OSPINA, DOR, 03/28/2019, Inst: COUNTY, FLORIDA ELECTRONIC REGIS- that an action for disso- CIVIL DIVISION: with a disability who turned unopened. PLAT THEREOF, RE- deem its respective in- CALLE 131 78A61 2019032265 Bk: 4106 TRATION SYSTEMS, lution of marriage has CASE NO.: needs any accommo- Pub: October 13, 22, CORDED IN PLAT terest, up to the date TORRE 5 APTO 401 Pg: 14, $0.97, INC. AS NOMINEE been filed against you 17000704CA dation in order to par- 28, 2019 BOOK 1, PAGE(S) 15, the trustee issues the BOGOTA COLOMBIA, $2,472.44; and that you are re- ticipate in this pro- FOR GMAC MORT- OF THE PUBLIC REC- certificate of sale, by 03/28/2019, Inst: LE*1105*25*B, Unit 25433 quired to serve a copy ceeding, you are enti- GAGE CORPORATION ORDS OF BAY paying in full the 2019032249 Bk: 4105 Week: 25, Unit: 1105, FEDERAL NATIONAL IN THE CIRCUIT of your written de- tled, at no cost to you, DBA DITECH.COM are COUNTY, FLORIDA. amounts owed as set Pg: 2396, $0.97, Frequency: Annual, MORTGAGE ASSOCIA- COURT, JUVENILE DI- fenses, if any, to it on to the provision of the Defendant(s). Bill forth on Schedule “1” $2,472.44; PRISCILA NUQUES DE TION, VISION, FOR THE DARRELL D. GAR- certain assistance. Kinsaul as the Clerk of PARCEL 2: (PARCEL attached hereto, which LE*1103*31*B, Unit RODITTI, Plaintiff, FOURTEENTH JUDI- RETT, whose address Please contact the the Circuit Court will “M”) include the amount se- Week: 31, Unit: 1103, CIRCUNVALACION # CIAL CIRCUIT, BAY is 700 TRANSMITTER ADA Coordinator by sell to the highest and cured by each lien, per Frequency: Annual, 143 URB OLIVOS 1 VS. COUNTY, STATE OF RD LOT 47 SPRING- mail at P. 0. Box 1089, best bidder for cash at BEGIN AT THE IN- diem up to and includ- SORAIDA PATRICIA GUAYAQUIL ECUA- FLORIDA FIELD FL 32404 on or Panama City, FL www.bay.realforeclose.c TERSECTION OF A ing the day of sale, VELEZ LONDONO, DOR, 03/28/2019, Inst: RONNIE L. GREEN om, at 11:00 AM, on before OCTOBER 4,, A/K/A RONNIE LEE 32402 or by phone at WEST EXTENSION OF plus the estimated fore- CALLE 131 78A61 2019032265 Bk: 4106 2019, and file the origi- (850) 747-5338 at November 22, 2019, CASE NO.: THE SOUTH R/VV closure costs in the TORRE 5 APTO 401 Pg: 14, $0.97, GREEN; EDGE WATER the following described 2016-DP-0031-A nal with the clerk of this BEACH RESORT COM- least seven (7) days LINE OF FIFTH amount of $650.00, by BOGOTA COLOMBIA, $2,472.44; Court at 300 E. 4th before your sched- property as set forth in Division: B STREET AND A delivering cash or certi- 03/28/2019, Inst: LE*1106*24*B, Unit MUNITY ASSOCIA- said Final Judgment, to Street, Panama City, FL TION, INC.; EDGEWA- uled court appear- NORTH EXTENSION fied funds to the Trus- 2019032249 Bk: 4105 Week: 24, Unit: 1106, 32401, before service ance, or immediately wit: IN THE INTEREST OF OF THE EAST R/VV tee. See Schedule “1” Pg: 2396, $0.97, Frequency: Annual, TER BEACH RESORT M.H. on Petitioner or imme- upon receiving this LINE OF ILLINOIS AV- attached hereto for (1) $2,472.44; NELSON WILLIAM MANAGEMENT, INC. LOTS 9, 10, 11 AND diately thereafter. If you notification if the time D.O.B.: 12/22/2015 ENUE, LYNN HAVEN, the name and address LE*1103*32*B, Unit PEREZ DELGADO, CONSISTING OF BNR 12, BLOCK 6, AND fail to do so, a default before the scheduled FLORIDA; THENCE of each Obligor, (2) the Week: 32, Unit: 1103, CARRERA 49A # 93-47 PARTNERSHIP, AN AL- ALSO BEGINNING AT may be entered against appearance is less MINOR CHILD RUN SOUTH ALONG lien(s) reflecting the le- Frequency: Annual, BOGOTA COLOMBIA, ABAMA GENERAL THE SW CORNER OF you for the relief de- than seven (7) days. If SAID EAST R/VV LINE gal description of the HUGO MAURICIO 03/28/2019, Inst: PARTNERSHIP D/B/A LOT 9, BLOCK 6, NOTICE OF ACTION manded in the petition. you are hearing im- EXTENSION OF ILLI- timeshare interest, (3) GUERRERO OSPINA, 2019032270 Bk: 4106 EDGE WATER BEACH THENCE NORTH 100 (SEC. 39.801 (b) FS) paired, please call NOIS AVENUE, 75.26 the recording informa- CALLE 131 78A61 Pg: 19, $0.97, RESORT CLUB; RE- FEET, THENCE WEST The action is asking the 711 or email FEET TO A POINT ON tion for each Lien, (4) TORRE 5 APTO 401 $2,472.44; GIONS BANK, SUC- 50 FEET, THENCE court to decide how the ADARequest@j The State of Florida to A CURVE, BEING THE the amount secured by BOGOTA COLOMBIA, LE*1106*24*B, Unit CESSOR BY MERGER SOUTH 100 FEET, following, real or per- ud14.flcourts.org. RANDI BATSON, natu- SOUTHWEST COR- each Lien, and (5) the 03/28/2019, Inst: Week: 24, Unit: 1106, TO AMSOUTH BANK; THENCE EAST 50 sonal property should Dated this 17 day of ral mother of the child, NER OF LOT 1, per diem amount to ac- 2019032250 Bk: 4105 Frequency: Annual, THE LEEWARD/ WIND- FEET TO THE POINT be divided; NONE October, 2019. M. H., whose last BLOCK “M”, PER count for the further ac- Pg: 2397, $0.97, DAVID CAMILO PEREZ WARD OWNERS AS- OF BEGINNING, IN known residence and PLAT OF BAY PARK crual of the amounts $2,472.44; ESTUPINAN, SOCIATION, INC.; BRY-CO PARK SUB- Copies of all court doc- BILL KINSAUL address is unknown. MANOR RECORDED secured by each Lien. LE*1103*32*B, Unit CARRERA 49A # 93-47 BRENDA D. GREEN DIVISION, SAID uments in this case, in- Clerk Of The Circuit IN PLAT BOOK 1, See Exhibit “A” at- Week: 32, Unit: 1103, BOGOTA COLOMBIA, A/K/A BRENDA GREEN PROPERTY BEING IN cluding orders, are Court You are hereby notified PAGE 15, PUBLIC tached hereto for the Frequency: Annual, 03/28/2019, Inst: A/K/A BRENDA DIANE SECTION 5, TOWN- available at the Clerk of that a Petition under RECORDS OF BAY name and address of SORAIDA PATRICIA 2019032270 Bk: 4106 GREEN; UNKNOWN SHIP 4 SOUTH, the Circuit Court’s of- By: Jennifer Estrada oath has been filed in COUNTY, FLORIDA; each Junior Interest VELEZ LONDONO, Pg: 19, $0.97, TENANT IN POSSES- RANGE 14 WEST. the above styled Court fice. You may review SION OF THE SUB- Deputy Clerk THENCE AROUND A holder, if applicable. CALLE 131 78A61 $2,472.44; these documents upon concerning Termination CURVE TO THE The Association has TORRE 5 APTO 401 LE*1106*24*B, Unit JECT PROPERTY, Property Address: request. Submitted by: of Parental Rights in NORTHEASTERLY appointed the following BOGOTA COLOMBIA, Week: 24, Unit: 1106, Defendants. 1123 OAK AVE PAN- Choice Legal Group, the case of M. H., mi- (BEING THE NORTH- Trustee to conduct the 03/28/2019, Inst: Frequency: Annual, JU- AMA CITY, FL 32404 nor child, for place- You must keep the RE-NOTICE OF P.A. P.O. Box 771270 WESTERLY BOUND- trustee’s sale: First 2019032250 Bk: 4105 LIANA OSORIO Clerk of the Circuit Coral Springs, FL ment with a licensed ARY LINEOF LOT 1, American Title Insur- Pg: 2397, $0.97, ESTUPINAN, FORECLOSURE SALE Any person claiming Court’s office notified of 33077 child placing agency or BLOCK “M”) HAVLNG ance Company, a Ne- $2,472.44; CARRERA 49A # 93- an interest in the sur- your current address. phone:(954) 453-0365 the Department for the A DELTA OF 90 DE- braska corporation LE*1104*17*B, Unit 47 BOGOTA COLOM- NOTICE IS HEREBY plus from the sale, if (You may file Notice of Fax (954) 771-6052 purposes of subse- GREES 12 MINUTES duly registered in the Week: 17, Unit: 1104, BIA, 03/28/2019, Inst: GIVEN pursuant to an any, other than the Current Address, Flor- Toll Free: quent adoption. 00 SECONDS, RA- state of Florida as an Frequency: Annual, AL- 2019032270 Bk: 4106 Order Resetting Fore- property owner as of ida Supreme Court Ap- 1-800-441-2438 DIUS OF 75.0 FEET Insurance Company, FREDO RODITTI Pg: 19, $0.97, closure Sale dated the the date of the lis proved Family Law You are hereby noticed FOR AN ARC DIS- 400 S. Rampart Blvd, VITERI,$2,472.44; 17th day of October, pendens must file a Form 12.915.) Future DESIGNATED PRI- that an Advisory Hear- TANCE OF 118.07 Suite 290, Las Vegas, CIRCUNVALACION # LE*1106*24*B, Unit 2019, and entered in claim in accordance papers in this lawsuit MARY E-MAIL FOR ing will be held before FEET TO THE NV, 89145, (702) 143 URB OLIVOS 1 Week: 24, Unit: 1106, Case No. 17000704CA, with Florida Statutes, will be mailed to the SERVICE PURSUANT the Honorable Brantley NORTHEAST COR- 304-7509. Foreclosure GUAYAQUIL ECUA- Frequency: Annual, of the Circuit Court of Section 45.031. S. Clark, Jr., Judge of address on record at the 14TH Judicial Cir- TO FLA. R. JUD. AD- NER OF SAID LOT 1 HOA 92535-LE29-HOA. DOR, 03/28/2019, Inst: MARICEL ESTUPINAN, the clerk’s office. MIN 2.516 the Circuit Court, Four- ON THE SOUTH R/VV SCHEDULE “1”: Con- 2019032251 Bk: 4105 CARRERA 49A # 93-47 cuit in and for BAY Dated this 8th day of teenth Judicial Circuit, County, Florida, eservice@clegal- LINE OF FIFTH tract No., Legal De- Pg: 2398, $0.97, BOGOTA COLOMBIA, WARNING: group.com October, 2019. at the Bay County STREET; THENCE scription Variables, Ob- $2,472.44; 03/28/2019, Inst: wherein FEDERAL NA- Courthouse, 300 E 4th Rule 12.285, Florida TIONAL MORTGAGE Pub: Oct. 22, 29, 2019 RUN WEST ALONG ligors, Notice Address, LE*1104*17*B, Unit 2019032270 Bk: 4106 Family Law Rules of Bill Kinsaul Street, Panama City, AN EXTENSION OF Lien Recording Date Week: 17, Unit: 1104, Pg: 19, $0.97, ASSOCIATION is the 24910 Procedure, requires As Clerk of the Court Florida 32401, on the SAID SOUTH R/W and Reference, Per Frequency: Annual, $2,472.44; Plaintiff and RONNIE L. NOTICE OFSALE 4th December certain automatic dis- day of LINE 75.26 FEET TO Diem, Default Amount; PRISCILA NUQUES DE LE*1106*45*B, Unit GREEN A/K/A RONNIE 2019 closure of documents By: Jennifer Estrada , at the hour of THE POINT OF BE- LE*1102*31*B, Unit RODITTI,Week: 45, Unit: 1106, LEE GREEN EDGEWA- NOTICE IS HEREBY A Deputy Clerk 8:30 a.m., C.T. and information. Failure TER BEACH RESORT GINNING. Week: 31, Unit: 1102, CIRCUNVALACION # Frequency: Annual, to comply can result in GIVEN THAT GULF Frequency: Annual, 143 URB OLIVOS 1 SIGMA ENTERPRISES, COMMUNITY ASSOCI- COAST SELF- STOR- IMPORTANT FAILURE TO PERSON- sanctions, including ATION, INC. EDGEWA- ALSO KNOWN AS CARLOS MARIO GUAYAQUIL ECUA- LLC, 523 RIVER ES- dismissal or striking of AGE, INC. PURSUANT ALLY APPEAR AT THE THAT AREA OF IGLESIAS, CALLE 2 DOR, 03/28/2019, Inst: TATES PARKWAY, TER BEACH RESORT AMERICANS WITH pleadings. TO F.S. 83.806 will of- ADVISORY HEARING “FILLET”, FORMED SUR #4-128 CONJ 2019032251 Bk: 4105 CANTON, GA 30115 MANAGEMENT, INC. DISABILITIES ACT. If fer for sale and will sell CONSTITUTES CON- BETWEEN R/W PALO AMARILLO CASA Pg: 2398, $0.97, UNITED STATES, CONSISTING OF BNR you are a person with Dated: AUGUST 30, at public or private auc- SENT TO THE TERMI- CURVE OF LOT 1, 4 SEC LA BALSA CHIA $2,472.44; 03/28/2019, Inst: PARTNERSHIP, AN AL- a disability who needs 2019 tion on November 8, NATION OF PAREN- BLOCK “M”S BOUND- CUNDINAMARCA CO- LE*1104*33*B, Unit 2019032273 Bk: 4106 ABAMA GENERAL any accommodation 2019 at 1:00 p.m. at TAL RIGHTS OF THIS ARY LINE AND EX- LOMBIA, 03/28/2019, Week: 33, Unit: 1104, Pg: 22, $0.94, PARTNERSHIP D/B/A in order to participate Bill Kinsaul 1310 W. 19th St. mis- CHILD. IF YOU FAIL TENSIONS OF FIFTH Inst: 2019032240 Bk: Frequency: Annual, $2,378.67; EDGE WATER BEACH in this proceeding, Clerk of Circuit Court cellaneous property lo- TO APPEAR ON THE STREET’S SOUTH 4105 Pg: 2385, $0.97, LUIS FERNANDO LE*1106*45*B, Unit RESORT CLUB RE- you are entitled, at no cated in Storage: A01, DATE AND TIME AND ILLINOIS $ LE*1102*31*B, Unit RICO, CALLE 4 Week: 45, Unit: 1106, GIONS BANK, SUC- cost to you, to the By: Shamika Wells A04, A18, A28, C098, SPECIFIED, YOU MAY AVENUE’S EAST R/W Week: 31, Unit: 1102, #18-220 CASA 149 Frequency: Annual, CESSOR BY MERGER provision of certain Deputy Clerk C110, E174 and H276 LOSE ALL LEGAL LINES Frequency: Annual, ANTIOQUIA MEDELLIN TOBY AKRIDGE, 523 TO AMSOUTH BANK assistance. Please Pub: October 8, 15, 22, occupied Sirena Fos- RIGHTS AS A PARENT MARIA CRISTINA COLOMBIA, RIVER ESTATES THE LEEWARD contact the ADA Coor- 29, 2019 ter, Anthony Crawford, TO THE CHILD NAMED has been filed against JIMENEZ, CALLE 2 03/28/2019, Inst: PARKWAY, CANTON, /WINDWARD OWNERS dinator by mail at P. 0. Lana Stephenson, IN THE PETITION. you, and you are re- SUR #4-128 CONJ 2019032253 Bk: 4106 GA 30115 UNITED 24762 ASSOCIATION, INC. Box 1089, Panama Shane Smith, Frank quired to serve a copy PALO AMARILLO CASA Pg: 2, $0.97, STATES, 03/28/2019, NOTICE OF BRENDA D. GREEN City, FL 32402 or by Stuart, Jeffrey Howard, BILL KINSAUL, Clerk of of your written de- 4 SEC LA BALSA CHIA $2,472.44; Inst: 2019032273 Bk: PROPOSALS A/K/A BRENDA GREEN phone at (850) Daniel Dean and Brit- Circuit Court fenses, if any, to this CUNDINAMARCA CO- LE*1104*33*B, Unit 4106 Pg: 22, $0.94, A/IC/A BRENDA DIANE 747-5338 at least tany Cunningham- action, on Greenspoon LOMBIA, 03/28/2019, Week: 33, Unit: 1104, $2,378.67; GAC Contractors is so- GREEN; and UN- seven (7) days before Hill.We also reserve the By: Sharon Ford Marder, LLP, Default Inst: 2019032240 Bk: Frequency: Annual, LE*1106*45*B, Unit liciting proposals by KNOWN TENANT IN your scheduled court right to cancel the sale Deputy Clerk Department, Attor- 4105 Pg: 2385, $0.97, MARIA CLARA RICO, Week: 45, Unit: 1106, subcontractors for an POSSESSION OF THE appearance, or imme- without notice. Pub: October 15, 22, neys for Plaintiff, $2,472.44; CALLE 4 #18-220 Frequency: Annual, approximately 42,000 SUBJECT PROPERTY diately upon receiving 29, November 5, 2019 whose address is LE*1102*32*B, Unit CASA 149 ANTIOQUIA WILSON AKRIDGE, sq.ft Science Technol- are defendants. BILL this notification if the Gulf Coast Self-Storage Trade Centre South, Week: 32, Unit: 1102, MEDELLIN COLOMBIA, 523 RIVER ESTATES ogy Engineering & KINSAUL as the Clerk time before the 25435 Inc. P.O. Box 15444 Suite 700, 100 West Frequency: Annual, 03/28/2019, Inst: PARKWAY, CANTON, Math (STEM) Building of the Circuit Court scheduled appear- IN THE CIRCUIT Panama City, FL 32406 Cypress Creek Road, CARLOS MARIO 2019032253 Bk: 4106 GA 30115 UNITED at Bay High School. shall sell to the highest ance is less than COURT OF THE 14TH Pub: Oct. 22, 29, 2019 Fort Lauderdale, FL IGLESIAS, CALLE 2 Pg: 2, $0.97, STATES, 03/28/2019, Scope of work in- a$ best bidder for cash seven (7) days. If you JUDICAL CIRCUIT, IN 33309, and file the SUR #4-128 CONJ $2,472.44; Inst: 2019032273 Bk: cludes, but not limited electronically at 25365 are hearing impaired, AND FOR BAY original with the Clerk PALO AMARILLO CASA LE*1104*33*B, Unit 4106 Pg: 22, $0.94, to: www.bay.realforeclose.c PUBLIC NOTICE please call 711 or COUNTY, FLORIDA. within 30 days after the 4 SEC LA BALSA CHIA Week: 33, Unit: 1104, $2,378.67; om at, 11:00 AM on Dr. Timothy G. email CASE No. first publication of this CUNDINAMARCA CO- Frequency: Annual, PA- LE*1106*46*B, Unit Concrete, Masonry, the 5th day of Novem- Moriarty, M.D. will be [email protected] 19002708CA notice in THE NEWS LOMBIA, 03/28/2019, BLO RICO, CALLE 4 Week: 46, Unit: 1106, Structural Steel, Lt. Ga ber, 2019, the following retiring and closing his courts.org. Trusses, Metal Wall described property as pulmonology practice, REVERSE MORTGAGE HERALD, otherwise a Inst: 2019032241 Bk: #18- 220 CASA 149 Frequency: Annual, default and a judgment 4105 Pg: 2386, $0.97, ANTIOQUIA MEDELLIN RICHARD W. HOSK- Panels, Millwork, Labo- set forth in said Final Emerald Isle Pulmo- Submitted by: Robert- FUNDING LLC, may be entered against $2,472.44; COLOMBIA, ING, 2711 CRYSTAL ratory Casework, Roof- Judgment, to wit: nary Medicine, Inc., lo- son, Anschutz & Plaintiff you for the relief de- LE*1102*32*B, Unit 03/28/2019, Inst: WAY, NAPLES, FL ing, Waterproofing/ cated at 221 East 23rd Schneid, P.L. Attorneys CONDOMINIUM PAR- manded in the Com- Week: 32, Unit: 1102, 2019032253 Bk: 4106 34119 UNITED Sealants, Spray Insula- Street, Suite B, for Plaintiff vs. CEL: UNIT NO. 1202 plaint. Frequency: Annual, Pg: 2, $0.97, STATES, 03/28/2019, tion, Doors, Storefront, Panama City, FL 32405 Robertson, Anschutz & OF EDGEWATER MARIA CRISTINA $2,472.44; Inst: 2019032274 Bk: Framing/ Drywall, effective November 30, Schneid, Pl., Boca Ra- UNKNOWN SPOUSE, TOWER 1, A CONDO- WITNESS MY HAND JIMENEZ, CALLE 2 LE*1104*33*B, Unit 4106 Pg: 23, $0.94, Flooring, ACT, Paint- 2019. ton, FL 33487 Tele- HEIRS, DEVISEES, MINIUM, ALL AS SET AND SEAL OF SAID SUR #4-128 CONJ Week: 33, Unit: 1104, $2,378.67; ing, Toilet Partition & This serves as notice to Phone: 561-241-6901 GRANTEES, ASSIGN- FOR IN THE DECLA- COURT on this 19th PALO AMARILLO CASA Frequency: Annual, LE*1106*46*B, Unit Accessories, Roll-Up all concerned, per Flor- Fax: 561-997-6909 EES, LIENORS, CREDI- RATION OF CONDO- day of September, 4 SEC LA BALSA CHIA CLARA EUGENIA Week: 46, Unit: 1106, Doors, Elevator, Fire ida Statute. Dr. William Pub: Oct. 15, 22, 2019 TORS, TRUSTEES, Suppression, Plumb- MINIUM AND THE EX- T. McKenzie, M.D. will AND ALL OTHER PAR- 2019. CUNDINAMARCA CO- PEREZ, CALLE 4 Frequency: Annual, ing, HVAC, Electrical, HIBITS ANNEXED serve as records custo- 25423 TIES CLAIMING AN IN- LOMBIA, 03/28/2019, #18-220 CASA 149 ELIZABETH F. HOSK- Sitework, & Landscap- THERETO AND dian for Dr. Timothy G. REQUEST TO TEREST BY, BILL KINSAUL Inst: 2019032241 Bk: ANTIOQUIA MEDELLIN ING, 2711 CRYSTAL ing FORMING A PART Moriarty, M.D. Dr. Mc- RECEIVE SEALED THROUGH, UNDER As Clerk of said Court 4105 Pg: 2386, $0.97, COLOMBIA, WAY, NAPLES, FL THEREOF, AS RE- Kenzie’s office is lo- BIDS OR AGAINST THE ES- $2,472.44; 03/28/2019, Inst: 34119 UNITED If you are a subcontrac- CORDED IN OFFICIAL cated at 1397 Jenks TATE OF MARTHA A. By: S/Sharon Cham- LE*1103*08*B, Unit 2019032253 Bk: 4106 STATES, 03/28/2019, tor interested in bidd- RECORDS BOOK Avenue, Ste. 1, Pan- Pursuant to the City HUGHES AKA MAR- bers Week: 8, Unit: 1103, Pg: 2, $0.97, Inst: 2019032274 Bk: ing the project, please 1028, 1971, OF THE ama City, FL 32401 Code, the City of Lynn THA ANN HUGHES, As Deputy Clerk Frequency: Annual, $2,472.44; 4106 Pg: 23, $0.94, contact musery@gac PUBLIC RECORDS and his telephone num- Haven invites sealed DECEASED, et al., Pub: Oct. 15, 22, 2019 FOSTER E. POUND, LE*1104*37*B, Unit $2,378.67; contractors.com OF BAY COUNTY, ber is (850)522-5864. bids for Auditing and Defendants C/O MITCHELL REED Week: 37, Unit: 1104, LE*1202*24*B, Unit (Michelle Usery) for FLORIDA. TOGETHER Pub: October 10, 11, Related Services-RFQ SUSSMAN & ASSOC. Frequency: Annual, Week: 24, Unit: 1202, pre-qualification forms, WITH ALL OF ITS AP- 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18/19-3B. The City of NOTICE OF ACTION 1053 S PALM CANYON TIMOTHY G. PAPPAS, Frequency: Annual, PURTENANCES AC- 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, Lynn Haven is request- DR, PALM SPRINGS, 4711 34TH ST N UNIT SHERRI R. PETERS,

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4004 WOODVIEW MANN, 601 BLACK DR, TOOKER AVE, WEST ICE JAY S. 1449 SAUDI ARABIA, LE*2507*38*B, Unit Inst: 2019074471 Bk: PLAT OF SHEFFIELD Timed Online LANE, MATTHEWS, PRESCOTT, AZ 86301 BABYLON, NY 11704 CRISOLOGO, 5352 03/29/2019, Inst: Week: 38, Unit: 2507, 4158 Pg: 710, $0.81, ‘S SECOND ADDITION NC 28104 UNITED UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES, AMORSOLO ST 2019032435 Bk: 4106 Frequency: Annual, $1,822.03; TO HIGHLAND CITY, AUCTION STATES, 03/28/2019, 03/28/2019, Inst: 03/28/2019, Inst: DASMARINAS VIL- Pg: 258, $0.97, AIDEE PACHECO LE*2607*28*B, Unit AS RECORDED IN NEW Woman’s Brand Inst: 2019032279 Bk: 2019032325 Bk: 4106 2019032379 Bk: 4106 LAGE MAKATI CITY $2,472.44; JACOME, CALLE 138 Week: 28, Unit: 2607, PLAT BOOK 8, PAGE Name Clothing! 4106 Pg: 28, $0.95, Pg: 77, $0.47, Pg: 171, $0.47, 1221 PHILIPPINES, LE*2503*05*B, Unit # 58 D-01 EDIF 15 Frequency: Annual, 82, IN THE OFFICE Bidding ends: $2,399.50; $1,280.98; $1,289.30; 03/28/2019, Inst: Week: 5, Unit: 2503, APTO 302 BOGOTA MARIA SOLEDAD OF THE CLERK OF Tues, October 29th LE*1202*24*B, Unit LE*1602*43*B, Unit LE*2206*20*B, Unit 2019032411 Bk: 4106 Frequency: Annual, COLOMBIA, VALENZUELA, JUAN THE CIRCUIT COURT at 11AM Week: 24, Unit: 1202, Week: 43, Unit: 1602, Week: 20, Unit: 2206, Pg: 227, $0.97, ROBERT03/29/2019, Inst: XXIII 6400 DPTO. 202 OF THE BAY Large inventory of Frequency: Annual, Frequency: Annual, JIM Frequency: Annual, $2,472.44; MARCZYNSKI, 1135 2019032455 Bk: 4106 VITACURA SANTIAGO COUNTY, FLORIDA. NEW various women’s LAURENCE A. PE- B. LACKEY, 2421 LOV- GWEN C. CARR, 4708 LE*2401*36*B, Unit MISTY ISLE DR, MEM- Pg: 278, $0.97, CHILE, 08/20/2019, TOGETHER WITH apparel including: TERS, 4004 ELL DRIVE, MES- Old Shell Road, MO- Week: 36, Unit: 2401, PHIS, TN 38103 $2,472.44; Inst: 2019074471 Bk: THAT CERTAIN SIN- Dresses, Jackets, WOODVIEW LANE, QUITE, TX 75150 BILE, AL 36608 Frequency: Annual, UNITED STATES, LE*2507*38*B, Unit 4158 Pg: 710, $0.81, GLEWIDE MOBILE Pants, Shorts, Skorts, MATTHEWS, NC 28104 UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES, WILLIAM M. WHITE, 03/29/2019, Inst: Week: 38, Unit: 2507, $1,822.03; HOME VIN Tunics, Polos and UNITED STATES, 03/28/2019, Inst: 03/28/2019, Inst: 43462 COLONIAL DR, 2019032439 Bk: 4106 Frequency: Annual, LE*1604*05*B, Unit #FLHMBS140545405, Briefs in assorted col- 03/28/2019, Inst: 2019032337 Bk: 4106 2019032381 Bk: 4106 CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Pg: 262, $0.94, FERNANDO ERNESTO Week: 5, Unit: 1604, TITLE NO. 80775465. ors, patterns and sizes 2019032279 Bk: 4106 Pg: 97, $0.95, Pg: 173, $0.95, MI 48036 UNITED $2,361.96; SANCHEZ PACHECO, Frequency: Annual, XS to XXL! Inventory is Pg: 28, $0.95, $2,399.50; $2,399.50; STATES, 08/20/2019, LE*2503*05*B, Unit CALLE 138 # 58 D-01 MARIO ENRIQUE A person claiming an located in Jacksonville, $2,399.50; LE*1602*43*B, Unit LE*2207*06*B, Unit Inst: 2019074468 Bk: Week: 5, Unit: 2503, EDIF 15 APTO 302 BO- FINOL PAZ, CALLE 70 interest in the surplus FL. Catalog and pho- LE*1202*35*B, Unit Week: 43, Unit: 1602, Week: 6, Unit: 2207, 4158 Pg: 707, $0.65, Frequency: Annual, GOTA COLOMBIA, ESQ AVE 3H#69 141 from the sale, if any, tos available at: www. Week: 35, Unit: 1202, Frequency: Annual, Frequency: Annual, $1,440.37; ELIZABETH 03/29/2019, Inst: DETRAS DE LA RES other than the property moeckerauctions.com Frequency: Annual, PEGGY L. LACKEY, KAYE J. POE, 323 LE*2401*36*B, Unit MARCZYNSKI, 1135 2019032455 Bk: 4106 DEL GOBERNADOR owner as of the date of or call (800) 840-BIDS WILLIAM B. FEHLING, 2421 LOVELL DRIVE, CADES COVE RD, Week: 36, Unit: 2401, MISTY ISLE DR, MEM- Pg: 278, $0.97, MARACAIBO ZULIA, the us pendens must for info. Preview: By 13816 W. 58TH DR, MESQUITE, TX 75150 SELMA, AL 36701 Frequency: Annual, PHIS, TN 38103 $2,472.44; VENEZUELA, file a claim within 60 appointment only. ARVADA, CO 80004 UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES, LOC T. WHITE, 43462 UNITED STATES, LE*2602*31*B, Unit 03/28/2019, Inst: days after the sale. Beach Music Clothing UNITED STATES, 03/28/2019, Inst: 03/28/2019, Inst: COLONIAL DR, CLIN- 03/29/2019, Inst: Week: 31, Unit: 2602, 2019032340 Bk: 4106 Company, LLC. d/b/a 03/28/2019, Inst: 2019032337 Bk: 4106 2019032384 Bk: 4106 TON TOWNSHIP, MI 2019032439 Bk: 4106 Frequency: Annual, Pg: 100, $0.95, Dated this 16th day of Katherine Way. Assign- 2019032278 Bk: 4106 Pg: 97, $0.95, Pg: 176, $0.94, 48036 UNITED Pg: 262, $0.94, ROBERT MORGAN, $2,434.84; October, 2019. ment for the Benefit of Pg: 27, $0.95, $2,399.50; $2,361.96; STATES, 08/20/2019, $2,361.96; PO BOX 851, GAT- LE*1604*05*B, Unit Creditors Case No. $2,399.50; LE*2101*42*B, Unit LE*2207*44*X, Unit Inst: 2019074468 Bk: LE*2503*23*B, Unit LINBURG, TN 37738 Week: 5, Unit: 1604, BILL KINSAUL 16-2019-CA-006723. LE*1204*02*B, Unit Week: 42, Unit: 2101, Week: 44, Unit: 2207, 4158 Pg: 707, $0.65, Week: 23, Unit: 2503, UNITED STATES, Frequency: Annual, As Clerk of said Court To register: $100 re- Week: 2, Unit: 1204, Frequency: Annual, J. Frequency: Odd Year $1,440.37; Frequency: Annual, 03/29/2019, Inst: MARIA TERESA fundable c/c deposit to Frequency: Annual, DONALD DREZ, 208 Biennial, BEACON RE- LE*2402*11*B, Unit ELIZABETH B. 2019032462 Bk: 4106 RAMIREZ DE FINOL, BY: Jennifer Estrada bid. 15% BP. DANIEL W ARASIN, KNOLL PINE CIRCLE, SORT GROUP, LLC, Week: 11, Unit: 2402, DICKRELL, 3804 EA- Pg: 285, $0.95, CALLE 70 ESQ AVE As Deputy Clerk ERIC RUBIN 62-4 Mint Tier Court, COVINGTON, LA ATTN: JEREMY BURR Frequency: Annual, GLES NEST TRAIL, $2,399.50; 3H#69 141 DETRAS AB-1098 AU-3219 READING, PA 19606 70435 UNITED 1 ROYAL FERN DR., FRANKLIN RETTALLY, BURLESON, TX 76028 LE*2602*31*B, Unit DE LA RES DEL This notice is provided UNITED STATES, STATES, 03/28/2019, BLUFFTON, SC 29910 PO BOX 0832-436 UNITED STATES, Week: 31, Unit: 2602, GOBERNADOR MARA- pursuant to Administra- Buy it! 03/28/2019, Inst: Inst: 2019032355 Bk: UNITED STATES, PANAMA PANAMA, 03/29/2019, Inst: Frequency: Annual, CAIBO ZULIA, VENE- tive Order No. 2.065. 2019032281 Bk: 4106 4106 Pg: 139, $0.95, 03/28/2019, Inst: 03/28/2019, Inst: 2019032442 Bk: 4106 PAMELA MORGAN, PO ZUELA, 03/28/2019, In accordance with the Classified. Pg: 30, $0.94, $2,399.50; 2019032388 Bk: 4106 2019032416 Bk: 4106 Pg: 265, $0.95, BOX 851, GAT- Inst: 2019032340 Bk: Americans with Disabil- Make your move $2,361.96; LE*2101*42*B, Unit Pg: 180, $0.48, Pg: 238, $0.97, $2,399.50; LINBURG, TN 37738 4106 Pg: 100, $0.95, ities Act, if you are a to the medium LE*1204*02*B, Unit Week: 42, Unit: 2101, $1,299.71; $2,472.44; LE*2503*23*B, Unit UNITED STATES, $2,434.84. EXHIBIT person with a disability that’s your number Week: 2, Unit: 1204, Frequency: Annual, J. LE*2207*44*X, Unit LE*2402*29*B, Unit Week: 23, Unit: 2503, 03/29/2019, Inst: “A”: None. who needs any accom- one source of Frequency: Annual, DONALD DREZ LIVING Week: 44, Unit: 2207, Week: 29, Unit: 2402, Frequency: Annual, 2019032462 Bk: 4106 Pub: Oct. 22, 29, 2019 modation in order to information about THERESA M. ARASIN, TRUST, 208 KNOLL Frequency: Odd Year Frequency: Annual, DANIEL J. DICKRELL, Pg: 285, $0.95, participate in this pro- 25515 homes for sale! 62-4 Mint Tier Court, PINE CIRCLE, COV- Biennial, JEREMY AUSTIN H. COMER, 3804 EAGLES NEST $2,399.50; ceeding, you are enti- For all your hous- READING, PA 19606 INGTON, LA 70435 BURR, 1 ROYAL FERN 32852 VIA DEL AMO, TRAIL, BURLESON, TX LE*2604*27*B, Unit IN THE CIRCUIT tled, at no cost to you, COURT OF THE 14TH ing needs - con- UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES, DR., BLUFFTON, SC SAN JUAN 76028 UNITED Week: 27, Unit: 2604, to the provision of cer- sult Classified - 03/28/2019, Inst: 03/28/2019, Inst: 29910 UNITED CAPISTRANO, CA STATES, 03/29/2019, Frequency: Annual, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN tain assistance. Please 2019032281 Bk: 4106 2019032355 Bk: 4106 STATES, 03/28/2019, 92675 UNITED Inst: 2019032442 Bk: BLANCA L. CORREA AND FOR contact the ADA Coor- when it’s time Pg: 30, $0.94, Pg: 139, $0.95, Inst: 2019032388 Bk: STATES, 03/28/2019, 4106 Pg: 265, $0.95, DE HALPERT, CRA NO BAY COUNTY, FLOR- dinator by mail at P.O. to buy, $2,361.96; $2,399.50; 4106 Pg: 180, $0.48, Inst: 2019032419 Bk: $2,399.50; 35 16A SUR 75 CASA IDA Box 1089, Panama it’s the resource CIVIL DIVISION LE*1207*34*B, Unit LE*2101*42*B, Unit $1,299.71; 4106 Pg: 242, $0.24, LE*2503*27*B, Unit 106 MEDELLIN CO- City, FL 32402 or by on which to rely. CASE NO. Week: 34, Unit: 1207, Week: 42, Unit: 2101, LE*2302*14*B, Unit $781.61;Week: 27, Unit: 2503, LOMBIA, 03/29/2019, phone at (850) 18000960CA Frequency: Annual, Frequency: Annual, Week: 14, Unit: 2302, LE*2402*29*B, Unit Frequency: Annual, Inst: 2019032467 Bk: 747-5338 at least seven CHARLES M. BARBARA A. DREZ, Frequency: Annual, Week: 29, Unit: 2402, CARMEN ELISA MAR- 4106 Pg: 290, $0.98, (7) days before your MCINTEER, 77 NOR- 208 KNOLL PINE CIR- DUNN FAMILY TRUST, Frequency: Annual, TINEZ VANEGAS, $2,505.84; JPMORGAN CHASE scheduled court ap- BERG RD, GUNTERS- CLE, COVINGTON, LA dated August 30, 1989 AUSTIN H. COMER CARRERA NOVENA # LE*2604*27*B, Unit BANK, NATIONAL AS- pearance, or immedi- VILLE, AL 35976 70435 UNITED and as amended Au- LIVING TRUST, 32852 9216 APTO 801 BO- Week: 27, Unit: 2604, SOCIATION, ately upon receiving UNITED STATES, STATES, 03/28/2019, gust 26, 2004, 108 VIA DEL AMO, SAN GOTA COLOMBIA, Frequency: Annual, Plaintiff, this notification if the HIDEAWAY 03/28/2019, Inst: Inst: 2019032355 Bk: LIGHTHORSE LN, JUAN CAPISTRANO, 03/29/2019, Inst: MARCEL HALPERT, time before the sched- VS. BED 2019032288 Bk: 4106 4106 Pg: 139, $0.95, WAYNESBORO, VA CA 92675 UNITED 2019032443 Bk: 4106 CRA NO 35 16A SUR uled appearance is less LOVE SEAT SOFA W/ Pg: 37, $0.95, $2,399.50; 22980-1592 UNITED STATES, 03/28/2019, Pg: 266, $0.98, 75 CASA 106 MEDEL- than seven (7) days. If ALL UNKNOWN PULL OUT BED $150 $2,399.50; LE*2101*42*B, Unit STATES, 08/20/2019, Inst: 2019032419 Bk: $2,505.84; LIN COLOMBIA, you are hearing im- 850-348-2162 LE*1207*34*B, Unit Week: 42, Unit: 2101, Inst: 2019074469 Bk: 4106 Pg: 242, $0.24, LE*2503*27*B, Unit 03/29/2019, Inst: HEIRS, CREDITORS, paired, please call 711. Week: 34, Unit: 1207, Frequency: Annual, 4158 Pg: 708, $1.71, $781.61;Week: 27, Unit: 2503, 2019032467 Bk: 4106 DEVISEES, BENEFI- Frequency: Annual, BARBARA A. DREZ $4,454.07; LE*2403*01*X, Unit Frequency: Annual, Pg: 290, $0.98, CIARIES, GRANTEES, Submitted by: M.ELIZABETH LIVING TRUST, 208 LE*2302*14*B, Unit Week: 1, Unit: 2403, JORGE ANDRES DIAZ $2,505.84; ASSIGNEES, Kahane & Associates, LACHMAN, 77 NOR- KNOLL PINE CIRCLE, Week: 14, Unit: 2302, Frequency: Odd Year MARTINEZ, CARRERA LE*2604*27*B, Unit LIENORS, TRUSTEES P. A . BERG RD, GUNTERS- COVINGTON, LA Frequency: Annual, Biennial, KENNETH J. NOVENA # 9216 APTO Week: 27, Unit: 2604, AND ALL OTHER PAR- 8201 Peters Road, EXERCISE! VILLE, AL 35976 70435 UNITED JOHN C. DUNN, JR., WASCO, 2650 HOLI- 801 BOGOTA COLOM- Frequency: Annual, JO- TIES CLAIMING AN IN- Ste. 3000 MANUAL TREADMILL UNITED STATES, STATES, 03/28/2019, 108 LIGHTHORSE LN, DAY TRL OFFICE #C, BIA, 03/29/2019, Inst: HANNA HALPERT, TEREST BY, Plantation, FL 33324 like new. Cover, in- 03/28/2019, Inst: Inst: 2019032355 Bk: WAYNESBORO, VA KISSIMMEE, FL 34746 2019032443 Bk: 4106 CRA NO 35 16A SUR THROUGH, UNDER Phone: (954)382-3486 structions. $100 2019032288 Bk: 4106 4106 Pg: 139, $0.95, 22980- 1592 UNITED UNITED STATES, Pg: 266, $0.98, 75 CASA 106 MEDEL- OR AGAINST THE ES- Fax:(954) 382-5380 850-747-8068 TATE OF CAROLYN B. Pg: 37, $0.95, $2,399.50; STATES, 08/20/2019, 03/28/2019, Inst: $2,505.84; LIN COLOMBIA, Designated service EXERCISE!! $2,399.50; LE*2102*31*B, Unit Inst: 2019074469 Bk: 2019032420 Bk: 4106 LE*2503*42*B, Unit 03/29/2019, Inst: FORD A/K/A CAROLYN email: notice@kahane MANUAL TREADMILL LE*1207*39*B, Unit Week: 31, Unit: 2102, 4158 Pg: 708, $1.71, Pg: 243, $0.47, Week: 42, Unit: 2503, 2019032467 Bk: 4106 BERNICE FORD, DE- andassociates.com like new. Cover, in- Week: 39, Unit: 1207, Frequency: Annual, $4,454.07; $1,280.98; Frequency: Annual, ER- Pg: 290, $0.98, CEASED; JOHNNY Pub:Oct. 22, 29, 2019 structions. $100 Frequency: Annual, CHARLES R. BATES, LE*2302*14*B, Unit LE*2403*01*X, Unit WIN VELASCO, CALLE $2,505.84; MAC GREEN; BAY CHARLES M. 1053 KENNA ROAD, Week: 14, Unit: 2302, Week: 1, Unit: 2403, 1RA 123 Y AV 5TA LE*2604*27*B, Unit MEDICAL CENTER; 850-747-8068 MCINTEER, 77 NOR- SUMMIT, MS 39666 Frequency: Annual, Frequency: Odd Year LOMAS DE URDESA Week: 27, Unit: 2604, UNKNOWN BERG RD, GUNTERS- UNITED STATES, DUNN FAMILY TRUST, Biennial, JANIS E. GUAYAQUIL ECUA- Frequency: Annual, PERSON(S) IN POS- SESSION OF THE VILLE, AL 35976 03/28/2019, Inst: dated August 30, 1989 WASCO, 2650 HOLI- DOR, 03/29/2019, Inst: KAROLYNN HALPERT, Lung Cancer? Asbes- SUBJECT PROPERTY, UNITED STATES, 2019032358 Bk: 4106 and as amended Au- DAY TRL OFFICE #C, 2019032444 Bk: 4106 CRA NO 35 16A SUR tos exposure may be Defendant(s) 03/28/2019, Inst: Pg: 144, $0.95, gust 26, 2004, 108 KISSIMMEE, FL 34746 Pg: 267, $0.97, 75 CASA 106 MEDEL- the cause. $30 billion TWO CEMETERY 2019032289 Bk: 4106 $2,399.50; LIGHTHORSE LN, UNITED STATES, $2,472.44; LIN COLOMBIA, set aside for asbestos RE-NOTICE OF LOTS IN KENT Pg: 38, $0.95, LE*2102*31*B, Unit WAYNESBORO, VA 03/28/2019, Inst: LE*2503*42*B, Unit 03/29/2019, Inst: victims. FORECLOSURE SALE FOREST LAWN $2,399.50; Week: 31, Unit: 2102, 22980-1592 UNITED 2019032420 Bk: 4106 Week: 42, Unit: 2503, 2019032467 Bk: 4106 Call 1-619-485-4372 (Please publish in with bronze companion LE*1207*39*B, Unit Frequency: Annual, STATES, 08/20/2019, Pg: 243, $0.47, Frequency: Annual, Pg: 290, $0.98, or email cancerFL@ marker & vase. Value THE NEWS HERALD) breakinginjurynews.com Week: 39, Unit: 1207, JOYCE W. BATES, Inst: 2019074469 Bk: $1,280.98; SONIA LUQUE DE $2,505.84; $11,925, will sell for Frequency: Annual, 1053 KENNA ROAD, 4158 Pg: 708, $1.71, LE*2404*30*B, Unit VELASCO, CALLE 1RA LE*2607*28*B, Unit NOTICE IS HEREBY $8,500. Call M.ELIZABETH SUMMIT, MS 39666 $4,454.07; Week: 30, Unit: 2404, 123 Y AV 5TA LOMAS Week: 28, Unit: 2607, 850-348-6593 LACHMAN, 77 NOR- UNITED STATES, LE*2302*14*B, Unit Frequency: Annual, DE URDESA GUAYA- Frequency: Annual, GIVEN pursuant to an Do BERG RD, GUNTERS- 03/28/2019, Inst: Week: 14, Unit: 2302, JAMES H. FRY, 1203 W QUIL ECUADOR, HECTOROrder Rescheduling VILLE, AL 35976 2019032358 Bk: 4106 Frequency: Annual, 2ND ST, GULF 03/29/2019, Inst: VALENZUELA, JUAN Foreclosure Sale filed October 11, 2019 UNITED STATES, Pg: 144, $0.95, SCHARLENE C. DUNN, SHORES, AL 36542 2019032444 Bk: 4106 XXIII 6400 DPTO. 202 and Something 03/28/2019, Inst: $2,399.50; 108 LIGHTHORSE LN, UNITED STATES, Pg: 267, $0.97, VITACURA SANTIAGO entered in Case No. 18000960CA, of the 2019032289 Bk: 4106 LE*2103*48*B, Unit WAYNESBORO, VA 03/28/2019, Inst: $2,472.44; CHILE, 08/20/2019, Good For Always Reliable Pg: 38, $0.95, Week: 48, Unit: 2103, 22980-1592 UNITED 2019032423 Bk: 4106 LE*2504*12*X, Unit Inst: 2019074471 Bk: Circuit Court of the 14th Judicial Circuit in Management $2,399.50; Frequency: Annual, STATES, 08/20/2019, Pg: 246, $0.95, Week: 12, Unit: 2504, 4158 Pg: 710, $0.81, Services LE*1304*52*B, Unit HEATHER ANN Inst: 2019074469 Bk: $2,399.50; Frequency: Odd Year $1,822.03; and for BAY County, Tomorrow Week: 52, Unit: 1304, MARIN, 126 PEACE- 4158 Pg: 708, $1.71, LE*2404*30*B, Unit Biennial, JUAN LE*2607*28*B, Unit Florida, wherein need experience Frequency: Annual, FUL VALLEY DR, $4,454.07; Week: 30, Unit: 2404, HERNANDEZ-DELAVE- Week: 28, Unit: 2607, JPMORGAN CHASE Recycle Housekeepers DR.VIVEK V. LEICESTER, NC 28748 LE*2303*47*X, Unit Frequency: Annual, GA, 7500 BELLAIRE Frequency: Annual, BANK, NATIONAL AS- GUMASTE, 328 EAST UNITED STATES, Week: 47, Unit: 2303, PENNY D. FRY, 1203 BLVD #920, HOUS- MARIA BEATRIZ SOCIATION is Plaintiff Call 386-868-8638 MADISON AVE, 03/28/2019, Inst: Frequency: Odd Year W 2ND ST, GULF TON, TX 77036 VALENZUELA, JUAN and ALL UNKNOWN Today for more information. CRESSKILL, NJ 07626 2019032360 Bk: 4106 Biennial, KEVIN G. SHORES, AL 36542 UNITED STATES, XXIII 6400 DPTO. 202 HEIRS, CREDITORS, UNITED STATES, Pg: 146, $0.94, MAY, 605 EAST MAIN UNITED STATES, 03/29/2019, Inst: VITACURA SANTIAGO DEVISEES, BENEFI- 03/28/2019, Inst: $2,378.67; STREET, DANVERS, IL 03/28/2019, Inst: 2019032447 Bk: 4106 CHILE, 08/20/2019, CIARIES, GRANTEES, 2019032294 Bk: 4106 LE*2106*02*X, Unit 61732 UNITED 2019032423 Bk: 4106 Pg: 270, $0.48, Inst: 2019074471 Bk: ASSIGNEES, Pg: 43, $0.94, Week: 2, Unit: 2106, STATES, 03/28/2019, Pg: 246, $0.95, $1,299.71; 4158 Pg: 710, $0.81, LIENORS, TRUSTEES $2,378.67; Frequency: Odd Year Inst: 2019032394 Bk: $2,399.50; LE*2504*12*X, Unit $1,822.03; AND ALL OTHER PAR- LE*1304*52*B, Unit Biennial, ELLIOTT C. 4106 Pg: 186, $0.47, LE*2405*18*B, Unit Week: 12, Unit: 2504, LE*2607*28*B, Unit TIES CLAIMING AN IN- Week: 52, Unit: 1304, PETERKIN, 1 BRENT- $1,289.30; Week: 18, Unit: 2405, Frequency: Odd Year Week: 28, Unit: 2607, TEREST BY, Frequency: Annual, WOOD DR, EAST HAN- LE*2303*47*X, Unit Frequency: Annual, Biennial, JUDITH Frequency: Annual, THROUGH, UNDER DR.SANDHYA V. OVER, NJ 07936 Week: 47, Unit: 2303, BRIAN BALGO, 711 MARICELA MARIA INES OR AGAINST THE ES- Maintenance Worker GUMASTE, 328 EAST UNITED STATES, Frequency: Odd Year WICKHAM LAKES DELAVEGA, 7500 BEL- VALENZUELA, JUAN TATE OF CAROLYN B. Apalachicola Housing Authority MADISON AVE, 03/28/2019, Inst: Biennial, ANGELA S. DRIVE, MELBOURNE, LAIRE BLVD #920, XXIII 6400 DPTO. 202 FORD A/K/A CAROLYN CRESSKILL, NJ 07626 2019032368 Bk: 4106 MAY, 605 EAST MAIN FL 32940 UNITED HOUSTON, TX 77036 VITACURA SANTIAGO BERNICE FORD, DE- HS Diploma/GED, 5 years public UNITED STATES, Pg: 160, $0.47, STREET, DANVERS, IL STATES, 03/28/2019, UNITED STATES, CHILE, 08/20/2019, CEASED; JOHNNY housing/mechanical/electrical experience. 03/28/2019, Inst: $1,280.98; 61732 UNITED Inst: 2019032424 Bk: 03/29/2019, Inst: Inst: 2019074471 Bk: MAC GREEN; UN- Duties: yard maint, painting, carpentry, elec- 2019032294 Bk: 4106 LE*2106*02*X, Unit STATES, 03/28/2019, 4106 Pg: 247, $0.95, 2019032447 Bk: 4106 4158 Pg: 710, $0.81, KNOWN PERSON(S) trical. Monday through Friday, 8 am - 4 pm. Pg: 43, $0.94, Week: 2, Unit: 2106, Inst: 2019032394 Bk: $2,399.50; Pg: 270, $0.48, $1,822.03; IN POSSESSION OF Salary: $31,200 per year, includes med ins & $2,378.67; Frequency: Odd Year 4106 Pg: 186, $0.47, LE*2405*18*B, Unit $1,299.71; LE*2607*28*B, Unit THE SUBJECT PROP- pension plan. LE*1403*08*B, Unit Biennial, ROSE MARIE $1,289.30; Week: 18, Unit: 2405, LE*2507*37*B, Unit Week: 28, Unit: 2607, ERTY; BAY MEDICAL Email: [email protected] or call (850) Week: 8, Unit: 1403, V. PETERKIN, 1 LE*2304*52*B, Unit Frequency: Annual, Week: 37, Unit: 2507, Frequency: Annual, CENTER; are defend- 653-9304 for job description and application. Frequency: Annual, EL- BRENTWOOD DR, Week: 52, Unit: 2304, JACQUELINE P. Frequency: Annual, INES GERMAN, JUAN ants. BILL KINSAUL, Apps must be received by 11/4/19. OISE S. CRANE, PO EAST HANOVER, NJ Frequency: Annual, BALGO, 711 WICKHAM FERNANDO ERNESTO XXIII 6400 DPTO. 202 the Clerk of the Circuit BOX 426, CLEVELAND, 07936 UNITED PHILIP R. PAGE, 2851 LAKES DRIVE, MEL- SANCHEZ ROZO, VITACURA SANTIAGO Court, will sell to the GA 30528 UNITED STATES, 03/28/2019, E ARAGON BLVD #6, BOURNE, FL 32940 CALLE 138 # 58 D-01 CHILE, 08/20/2019, highest and best bid- STATES, 03/28/2019, Inst: 2019032368 Bk: SUNRISE, FL 33313 UNITED STATES, EDIF 15 APTO 302 BO- Inst: 2019074471 Bk: der for cash BY ELEC- Inst: 2019032300 Bk: 4106 Pg: 160, $0.47, UNITED STATES, 03/28/2019, Inst: GOTA COLOMBIA, 4158 Pg: 710, $0.81, TRONIC SALE AT: 4106 Pg: 49, $0.94, $1,280.98; 03/28/2019, Inst: 2019032424 Bk: 4106 03/29/2019, Inst: $1,822.03; WWW.BAY.REALFORE- $2,378.67; LE*2201*08*B, Unit 2019032400 Bk: 4106 Pg: 247, $0.95, 2019032454 Bk: 4106 LE*2607*28*B, Unit CLOSE.COM, at 11:00 November 27, LE*1503*17*B, Unit Week: 8, Unit: 2201, Pg: 212, $0.94, $2,399.50; Pg: 277, $0.97, Week: 28, Unit: 2607, A.M., on 2019. the following de- Week: 17, Unit: 1503, Frequency: Annual, $2,378.67; LE*2405*46*B, Unit $2,472.44; Frequency: Annual, scribed property as set Frequency: Annual, JAMES B DAWSON LE*2304*52*B, Unit Week: 46, Unit: 2405, LE*2507*37*B, Unit MARIA LORETO forth in said Final Judg- Communications Specialist WILL R. COUCH, 146 1997 TRUST, 55 KENT Week: 52, Unit: 2304, Frequency: Annual, Week: 37, Unit: 2507, VALENZUELA, JUAN ment, to wit: MAPLE GROVE TER, LN APT H205, Frequency: Annual, JEREMY D. JARRETT, Frequency: Annual, XXIII 6400 DPTO. 202 PEACHTREE CITY, GA NASHUA, NH 03062 SHIRLEY R. PAGE, 339 ELLENWOOD MAURICIO SANCHEZ VITACURA SANTIAGO Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative is currently LOT 3, IN BLOCK 2, 30269 UNITED UNITED STATES, 2851 E ARAGON BLVD DRIVE, CANTON, GA PACHECO, CALLE 138 CHILE, 08/20/2019, accepting applications for the position of ACCORDING TO THE STATES, 03/28/2019, 03/28/2019, Inst: #6, SUNRISE, FL 30115 UNITED # 58 D01 EDIF 15 Communications Specialist, working primar- Inst: 2019032321 Bk: 2019032373 Bk: 4106 33313 UNITED STATES, 03/28/2019, APTO 302 BOGOTA ily out of the Southport, Fla office. This is a 4106 Pg: 73, $0.95, Pg: 165, $0.94, STATES, 03/28/2019, Inst: 2019032428 Bk: COLOMBIA, full-time position; however, applicants who are $2,399.50; $2,378.67; Inst: 2019032400 Bk: 4106 Pg: 251, $0.95, 03/29/2019, Inst: seniors in college will be considered for the LE*1503*17*B, Unit LE*2201*08*B, Unit 4106 Pg: 212, $0.94, $2,424.95; 2019032454 Bk: 4106 position as an intern, with the possibility of be- Week: 17, Unit: 1503, Week: 8, Unit: 2201, $2,378.67; LE*2405*46*B, Unit Pg: 277, $0.97, ing hired on full-time upon graduation. A Frequency: Annual, Frequency: Annual, LE*2306*41*B, Unit Week: 46, Unit: 2405, $2,472.44; bachelor’s degree in public relations, commu- DELEAL WILLIAMS, JAMES B. DAWSON, Week: 41, Unit: 2306, Frequency: Annual, LE*2507*37*B, Unit ARE YOU HIRING? nications, journalism or a similar field is re- 146 MAPLE GROVE 55 KENT LANE APT Frequency: Annual, HEIDI BALTZ, 339 Week: 37, Unit: 2507, NEED TO PLACE AN AD? quired, or applicants must be a senior in col- TER, PEACHTREE H205, NASHUA, NH KENNETH BOSSERT, ELLENWOOD DRIVE, Frequency: Annual, lege working towards a degree in one of these CITY, GA 30269 03062 UNITED 3430 BALLARD CV, CANTON, GA 30115 FERNANDO ERNESTO fields. Experience in public UNITED STATES, STATES, 03/28/2019, MEMPHIS, TN 38133 UNITED STATES, SANCHEZ PACHECO, WE ARE YOUR ONE STOP relations/communications is preferred. Key 03/28/2019, Inst: Inst: 2019032373 Bk: UNITED STATES, 03/28/2019, Inst: CALLE 138 # 58 D-01 SHOP FOR ALL YOUR functions of position are: communicating with 2019032321 Bk: 4106 4106 Pg: 165, $0.94, 03/28/2019, Inst: 2019032428 Bk: 4106 EDIF 15 APTO 302 BO- members and potential members; writing arti- Pg: 73, $0.95, $2,378.67; 2019032405 Bk: 4106 Pg: 251, $0.95, GOTA COLOMBIA, RECRUITMENT NEEDS! cles for various publications and social media $2,399.50; LE*2201*08*B, Unit Pg: 217, $0.95, $2,424.95; 03/29/2019, Inst: platforms; and the VP of Marketing and Com- LE*1503*20*B, Unit Week: 8, Unit: 2201, $2,399.50; LE*2407*47*X, Unit 2019032454 Bk: 4106 munications with other key communication Week: 20, Unit: 1503, Frequency: Annual, LU- LE*2306*41*B, Unit Week: 47, Unit: 2407, Pg: 277, $0.97, EMAIL OR CALL areas. Frequency: Annual, CILE C. DAWSON, 55 Week: 41, Unit: 2306, Frequency: Odd Year $2,472.44; LEANN TOLLESON WILL R. COUCH, 146 KENT LANE APT H205, Frequency: Annual, JA- Biennial, KHOA T. LE*2507*37*B, Unit You may apply online at MAPLE GROVE TER, NASHUA, NH 03062 NET BOSSERT, 3430 PHAM, 11691 SOUTH Week: 37, Unit: 2507, RECRUITMENT SPECIALIST www.gcec.com/careers. PEACHTREE CITY, GA UNITED STATES, BALLARD CV, MEM- SUMMIT COURT, Frequency: Annual, [email protected] 30269 UNITED 03/28/2019, Inst: PHIS, TN 38133 OLATHE, KS 66062 AIDEE PACHECO 850-315-4315 For a complete job description visit our STATES, 03/28/2019, 2019032373 Bk: 4106 UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES, JACOME, CALLE 138 website at www.gcec.com. Inst: 2019032322 Bk: Pg: 165, $0.94, 03/28/2019, Inst: 03/29/2019, Inst: # 58 D-01 EDIF 15 Equal Opportunity Employer 4106 Pg: 74, $0.95, $2,378.67; 2019032405 Bk: 4106 2019032432 Bk: 4106 APTO 302 BOGOTA $2,399.50; LE*2203*07*X, Unit Pg: 217, $0.95, Pg: 255, $0.47, COLOMBIA, LE*1503*20*B, Unit Week: 7, Unit: 2203, $2,399.50; $1,291.66; 03/29/2019, Inst: YARD SALE Week: 20, Unit: 1503, Frequency: Odd Year LE*2306*42*X, Unit LE*2407*47*X, Unit 2019032454 Bk: 4106 Frequency: Annual, Biennial, GEORGE D. Week: 42, Unit: 2306, Week: 47, Unit: 2407, Pg: 277, $0.97, DELEAL WILLIAMS, UPTON, 1517 Frequency: Odd Year Frequency: Odd Year $2,472.44; 146 MAPLE GROVE PUCKETT AVE SW, Biennial, TERRY R. Biennial, MIRABELLEE LE*2507*38*B, Unit Ad Entry TER, PEACHTREE DECATUR, AL 35601 HASKELL, PO BOX 86, V. PUSTAPHAM, 11691 Week: 38, Unit: 2507, CITY, GA 30269 UNITED STATES, CENTERVILLE, MO SOUTH SUMMIT Frequency: Annual, Truck Driver UNITED STATES, 03/28/2019, Inst: 63633 UNITED COURT, OLATHE, KS FERNANDO ERNESTO DEADLINES 03/28/2019, Inst: 2019032374 Bk: 4106 STATES, 03/28/2019, 66062 UNITED SANCHEZ ROZO, Part Time 2019032322 Bk: 4106 Pg: 166, $0.47, Inst: 2019032407 Bk: STATES, 03/29/2019, CALLE 138 # 58 D-01 Pg: 74, $0.95, $1,289.30; 4106 Pg: 219, $0.48, Inst: 2019032432 Bk: EDIF 15 APTO 302 BO- The News Herald is accepting applications for $2,399.50; LE*2203*07*X, Unit $1,299.71; 4106 Pg: 255, $0.47, GOTA COLOMBIA, Copy & Payment due a hardworking, responsible truck driver to load LE*1505*48*B, Unit Week: 7, Unit: 2203, LE*2401*10*B, Unit $1,291.66; 03/29/2019, Inst: & deliver newspaper bundles to our contrac- Week: 48, Unit: 1505, Frequency: Odd Year Week: 10, Unit: 2401, LE*2501*25*B, Unit 2019032455 Bk: 4106 tors along with other related duties. Frequency: Annual, Biennial, PATRICIA A. Frequency: Annual, AL- Week: 25, Unit: 2501, Pg: 278, $0.97, MONIQUE R. UPTON, 1517 ICE JAY S. Frequency: Annual, $2,472.44; Thursday by 3:00 Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- SPANN-WADE, 632 N. PUCKETT AVE SW, CRISOLOGO, 5352 EZZEDINE ZANTOUT, LE*2507*38*B, Unit tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid 24th Street, East Saint DECATUR, AL 35601 AMORSOLO ST SAUDI OGFER LTD RI- Week: 38, Unit: 2507, for publication in Florida driver license, a clean driving record, Louis, IL 62205 UNITED STATES, DASMARINAS VIL- YADH 1449 SAUDI Frequency: Annual, proof of insurance. NO CDL required. UNITED STATES, 03/28/2019, Inst: LAGE MAKATI CITY ARABIA, 03/29/2019, MAURICIO SANCHEZ Friday’s paper 08/20/2019, Inst: 2019032374 Bk: 4106 1221 PHILIPPINES, Inst: 2019032435 Bk: PACHECO, CALLE 138 Send resume to: [email protected] 2019074464 Bk: 4158 Pg: 166, $0.47, 03/28/2019, Inst: 4106 Pg: 258, $0.97, # 58 D-01 EDIF 15 Pg: 703, $0.94, $1,289.30; 2019032410 Bk: 4106 $2,472.44; APTO 302 BOGOTA Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. $2,228.67; LE*2205*46*X, Unit Pg: 226, $0.97, LE*2501*25*B, Unit COLOMBIA, Thursday by 5:00 No phone calls please. LE*1506*02*X, Unit Week: 46, Unit: 2205, $2,472.44; Week: 25, Unit: 2501, 03/29/2019, Inst: Hiring will be contingent on a criminal Week: 2, Unit: 1506, Frequency: Odd Year LE*2401*11*B, Unit Frequency: Annual, SA- 2019032455 Bk: 4106 for publication in background check and drug screen. Frequency: Odd Year Biennial, NANCY Week: 11, Unit: 2401, MAR EL ZEIN, SAUDI Pg: 278, $0.97, Biennial, BARBARA A. 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