Wednesday Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland 114th Year — No. 196 Cookeville, Tennessee, August 17, 2016 14 Pages — 2 Sections • 50¢

Weather Tonight Tomorrow UCHRA grievance aired, decided the applications fell on deaf ears Mon- Late last year, the human resources di- the agency and the applicant determine Call for hiring day as the Upper Cumberland Human rector was taken out from under the au- whether the job is a good fit for each of Resource Agency grievance committee thority of the executive director due to them,” he said. “Applicants need a dia- changes falls on met. complaints of bullying and harrassment. logue with senior management to know 71º 85º However, Chassidy Denney Lancaster, Lancaster, who has served as interim the kinds of operational tasks and chal- deaf ears the agency’s interim human resources HR director for more than a year, ques- lenges they would be asked to tackle if Complete forecast, Page 2 director, did succeed in retaining her tioned why Collins is involved because employed in the HR director position, By LAURA MILITANA previous title. board members are the ones who hire and senior management is in the best HERALD-CITIZEN Staff Lancaster was one of the 28 who ap- and fire the position. position to have that discussion.” plied for the position. She claims that Danny Rader, legal counsel for the Rader, who helped sort through appli- Sports A call to postpone the hiring process of she was excluded from the interview agency, responded that Collins partici- cations, called Lancaster’s experience a new human resources director, appoint process by agency’s executive director pation is approriate. a new hiring committee and re-evaluate Luke Collins. “Interviews are a process where both See HIRING Page 3 UCHRA Always something exciting HR field narrowed Rout to single Lady Cavs beat Wilson Central in season opener /B1 candidate

By LAURA MILITANA Living HERALD-CITIZEN Staff An Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency subcommittee narrowed its list of human re- sources director candidates from 28 to five, then voted to forward one name to the full board for ap- proval. Cindy Smale, who is human re- source director at Livingston Re- gional Hospital, is the applicant the full board will consider when it meets Friday. Bike art Kenneth Carey, executive board Kids to turn bikes into chairman and Cumberland County mayor, was the lone vote works of art /A8 against the choice. “She was at the bottom of my list,” he said. “I’m sticking with my vote.” Nation His top vote was a name famil- iar to him — David A. Ruther- ford, a former Crossville city Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen administrator. Ariya Jordan, 3, explores the bug exhibit at the Kiwanis Cookeville Children’s Museum. Smale’s said she has 18 years of human resource experience, and has been the HR director at Liv- ingston Regional Hospital since Fundraisers spurring August of last year. Prior to that, she worked at In- diana University Health Bedford Hospital as the vice president of human resource and support momentum at kids museum services; vice president of human Big burn resources at Indiana University 80,000 flee homes By AMY DAVIS daughters Callahan, 6, Campbelle, 8, and renovations wrapped up four months ago. Health Paoli Hopsital; director of in California /A10 HERALD-CITIZEN Staff McKay, 10 — who are regulars at the Ki- “There’s been such an overwhelming, family and social services admin- wanis Cookeville Children’s Museum. positive response,” she said. “People say it istration in Lawrence County Of- First, they’ll check out the bug exhibit. “We spend quite a bit of time there. It’s looks and feels more inviting inside and fice of Family and Children in Then they’ll head over to the indoor tree- educational and small enough that I feel out.” Bedford, Ind.; and district admin- house slide. Construction toys are also a fa- very comfortable. The people are always Binkley said the children’s museum has istrative manager with the Indi- vorite. really friendly.” seen progress as far as an increase in pa- ana Department of “They’re always making something,” Jes- Elizabeth Binkley, who took over as mu- trons and revenue and hopes to keep the Transportation. Index sica Owsley of Cookeville said of her four seum executive director in February, has Abby...... A8 children — son Davidson, almost 4, and heard plenty of similar comments since See MUSEUM, Page 2 See FIELD, Page 3 Calendar...... A6 Crossword ...... A9 Living ...... A8 Obituaries ...... A7 GLO Run for superheroes, both real and imagined Darrell Farley By TRACEY HACKETT The “GLO” in GLO Run stands for Sue Brock HERALD-CITIZEN Staff Growing Leadership Opportunities. John Parr “You will be doing something good This year’s event is expected to brighten Alpha Nelson Dust off your capes and tights and start the streets of downtown Cookeville by honing your super powers. for yourself as well as for those who inviting participants to get decked out as Bea Scott The theme of this year’s Sheriff’s GLO serve as our local superheroes their favorite superheroes as they get some Patricia Williams Run 5K — set for Saturday morning, exercise. Opinion...... A4 Sept. 17 — celebrates superheroes. It also every day.” “Fitness is an important part of law en- allows participants to honor real life he- Farris forcement and a healthy lifestyle,” Sheriff Sports ...... B1 roes in the military and emergency service Eddie Farris Eddie Farris said. Sudoku ...... A9 professions. “We’ve started a number of programs at Sheriff Weather ...... A2 “All proceeds from the GLO Run will go the sheriff’s office to inspire not only our to the Putnam County Sheriff’s Depart- deputies but their families and our com- ment Citizen Resource Group, a charitable munity to get more physically active,” he organization that was created to support event organizer. drug education, teach community mem- said. The Sheriff’s GLO Run is just one the efforts of the Putnam County Sheriff’s Funds raised from that charitable organ- bers more about what the sheriff’s depart- example. Office and its deputies here in our com- ization, founded in October 2014, are used ment does and help acknowledge the munity,” said Deputy Jennifer White, an to care for elderly shut-ins, assist with special efforts of the deputies. See GLO, Page 2 A-2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 17, 2016 LOCAL READER Cookeville Boat Dock Road Utility expands hours SERVICES By LAURA MILITANA Harris said at this week’s meeting. and one part-time employee. son to fill the position Aug. 23 in a spe- HERALD-CITIZEN Staff These new hours will make it easier for The ability to pay online at the new web- cial-called meeting. those who have been locked out or are site, www.cbdud.com, is now available This person would oversee and manage Contact us: The Cookeville Boat Dock Road Utility close to the due date to pay their bill. All and taking off slowly. all field operations and maintenance of Address: District office is staying open an extra bills must be paid by the 10th of each The board also approved paying the district, which includes nearly 3,000 day. month to avoid a late fee. If not paid by $30,335 to engineer Mike Callahan for customers and 150 miles of distribution 1300 Neal St. The office will now be open five days a the 20th, the meter is subject to be locked. design work on project that is on hold be- line. Cookeville, Tenn. week, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday Since the new lock-out policy was im- cause the board wants to do a leak study The district also adopted Cookeville’s through Friday. The office used to close plemented a few months ago, the number before doing any big improvements. water line specifications and guidelines, Mailing Address: on Wednesdays, making it difficult for of locked out customers was at 150. Last “I think it’s fair he be compensated,” effective Nov. 1. people to pay if their meter had been month, that number dropped to 12 people Harris said. Board member David Mattson also re- P.O. Box 2729 locked the day before. who were locked out due to unpaid bills. New oversight may be in place soon. ported that the auction on unused pipes Cookeville TN 38502 “We’re being more aggressive on collec- As of Tuesday night, that number was The last interview for a general manager brought in $24,700. More auctions will be tion policies, so it’s a good convenience down to one. will be conducted Wednesday evening, taking place in the near future as more for our customers,” board member Dow The office has three full time employees and board members hope to name a per- surplus material is found. Phone: 931-526-9715 Fax: 931-526-1209

Email: News Three arrested in [email protected] Sports burglary at Dacco [email protected] Advertising [email protected] By LINDSAY McREYNOLDS Living HERALD-CITIZEN Staff [email protected] Circulation Three men were arrested for allegedly attempting [email protected] to steal transmission parts from the Dacco plant in Business News Cookeville Wednesday morning. [email protected] Robert Gibson, 42, of McCauley Church News Street; Ricky Dwayne Simmons, [email protected] 23, of Buck Mountain Road; and School News Bobby Mitchell Cherry, 57, of [email protected] Aaron Branch Road were charged Classified Ads with burglary and taken to the Put- [email protected] nam County Jail. Gibson Cookeville Police responded to a call from the manager at the plant, Letter Guidelines which makes torque converters and other transmission parts, just off All letters to the editor must Hwy. 111 after he reported that be signed and include the three men had entered the building, writer’s name, address and according to warrants obtained phone number. Letters are from the circuit court clerk’s office. subject to editing and/or re- Simmons “The complainant was observing jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters the defendants as they attempted to to the mailing address listed Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen remove a pallet of torque converters from the business,” the warrants above, or email to Aniyla Jordan, 1, pushes a shopping cart through the Kiwanis Cookeville Children’s Museum on [email protected]. state. “The defendant and co-defen- Tuesday. dants were stopped outside the door by (Cookeville Police) Sgt. Ander- Order a Photo son.” MUSEUM: Cherry Each of the three men were being Every photograph taken by a Fundraisers held on $15,000 bond Wednesday Herald-Citizen photographer morning. and published in the paper is They are expected to face the burglary charges in available for purchase. Go to Putnam General Sessions Court on Sept. 12. www.herald-citizen.com and spurring momentum click on “Photo Gallery.” From Page 1 the people who come.” fundraising for the playground, which Tickets for Mom and Me Spa Night was completed last fall. “It’s some- Subscriptions momentum going with several are $30 for a mom and daughter, $5 thing kids of all ages really love.” GLO: Superheroes To subscribe, call 931-526- fundraising events. for an additional daughter and $15 for This time, the children’s museum 9715. Visa, MasterCard and Up first is Mom and Me Spa Night a single adult, such as a grandma or will be partnering with CityScape, an to run, aid others Discover accepted. on Saturday from 6-8:30 p.m. at Wil- aunt, who might want to join in the organization dedicated to revitalizing Rates: low Place Conference Center. fun. They’ll have their hair styled and downtown Cookeville. It will feature From Page 1 3 mo 6 mo 1yr “The museum is a non-profit, so nails polished, participate spa-related a variety of vehicles for children to Carrier or these fundraisers are really what keep craft activities and enjoy dinner from explore, including those used by con- “It’s a way we can highlight the importance of fit- Mail: 385 it functioning,” Binkley said. “The Blue Coast Burrito. Moms will also struction companies, city workers and ness and make it fun,” he said. Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Print & money we get from membership and get a massage. first responders. “We invite everyone to come out and run or walk E-Edition $29 $56 $98 people coming in daily doesn’t sup- For more information or to get tick- Another highlight at the museum is with us on Sept. 17. You will be doing something Anywhere Only port all the operating costs and rent.” ets, call the museum at 979-7529. a new exhibit — a mystery at this time good for yourself and for those who serve as our E-Edition $21 $42 $84 The museum will now have four The third annual Burgers and Brews, — that will open Aug. 29. Juice and local superheroes every day,” Farris said. Mail: Outside fundraisers a year — a gala in April, which includes craft beer and a band, donuts will be served starting at 9 a.m. A 1-mile children’s run will begin at 8 a.m. The 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 Mom and Me Spa Night in August, is set for Sept. 17 from 6-10 p.m. in “That’s another thing I like about the certified 5K run will begin an hour later. Mail: Outside Burgers and Brews in September and the parking lot across the street from museum,” Owsley said. “They change Both races will begin in front of the sheriff’s office, Tenn. $82 $132 $220 a Touch a Truck event in October. the museum. the exhibits frequently, so there’s al- at 421 E. Spring St. “We’ve tried to narrow them down Touch a Truck — an event first held ways something new and exciting.” The entry fee is $25 for adults and $15 for children. so we can make them better and big- last year as a fundraiser for Dogwood A new pre-kindergarten science pro- Participants can register online at EventBrite.com Miss Your Paper? ger,” Binkley said. “In the past, there Park’s Heart of the City playground gram is also being planned for or www.PCSOTN.com. Your carrier is an independent was always something going on. — will be held Oct. 1 at the Putnam Wednesday mornings starting around Forms must be submitted before Sept. 1 for partic- contractor. However, as a serv- “The fundraisers give us the ability County Fairgrounds. the end of September. ipants to receive an event T-shirt. ice to our subscribers, our to put on programming, change out “It was such a huge success that we The 2,000-square-foot museum at 36 Participants can also register immediately prior to circulation department is open exhibits, enhance things and keep the thought it would be a great yearly W. 2nd St. is open Monday through the event, beginning at 7 a.m. In case of rain, the from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- museum nicer and cleaner so it’s a fundraiser for the museum,” said Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ad- event will be rescheduled for the following morn- day-Friday and from better environment and experience for Binkley, who served as head of mission is $4 per person over age 1. ing. 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to answer calls. Call 931-526-9715.

Herald-Citizen Police chase ends with man in mulch By LINDSAY McREYNOLDS Host school zone and erated the vehicle, causing me to lose bal- Road and circled the house. USPS 313-680 HERALD-CITIZEN Staff blew through at approxi- ance and run alongside the vehicle for a “He then struck a large industrial wood ISSN 8750-5541 mately 40 mph. short distance to keep from falling under chipper and reversed, striking Officer Her- The Herald-Citizen is pub- Tuesday morning’s commute was the “I initiated my emer- the tire. He then turned southbound onto rick’s patrol car,” the report says. “He then lished daily except Saturdays, backdrop for a police chase that began in gency equipment, and the South Willow Avenue at a high rate of drove back up to the front of the house New Year’s Day, Independence a school zone in Cookeville and ended in subject stopped,” the re- speed.” where he appeared to get stuck in mulch.” Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving White County. port says. “I approached Blankenship and Officer Michael Her- The two officers were then able to arrest Day and Christmas Day by Shawn Gibson, 33, of Hill Rose Drive in Simmons the driver and recognized rick then pursued Gibson in their vehicles Gibson and discovered a small vial al- Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., Cookeville was charged with reckless en- him as Shawn Gibson. I as he continued south on Burgess Falls legedly containing marijuana in the driver at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box dangerment, evading arrest, aggravated noticed he was shaking and acting very Road. side seat of Gibson’s vehicle. 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. assault and simple possession in the inci- nervous. I also observed him making “Gibson ran several cars off the road, Tennessee Highway Patrol was called to Periodicals postage paid at dent. furtive movements as if to conceal some- passing on double yellow lines and curves assist with the accident and property dam- Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- Just before 8 a.m., Cookeville Police Of- thing under his leg. in an attempt to elude capture,” the report age report. TER: send address changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, ficer Jimmy Blankenship was monitoring “I asked Gibson to step out, and he said says. “He also ran the red light at the in- “Gibson voluntarily said that he ran be- Cookeville TN 38502. morning traffic when he reportedly saw that he wasn’t going to do this today, that tersection of Burgess Falls Road and Lee cause of the marijuana, and that he knew The Herald-Citizen is a mem- Gibson throw trash from a black Chevy he was going to be late for work,” the re- Seminary Road. Gibson continued driving he placed many people in danger,” accord- ber of the Tennessee Press Blazer in the southbound lane on Willow port continues. “I asked him to step out of erratically southbound and made several ing to the report. Association and the Associ- Avenue. the car again, and he put it in drive. I told turns onto Burgess School Road, then Gibson is expected to face his charges in ated Press. The Associated Blankenship attempted to stop Gibson, him numerous times to stop the vehicle. I onto Eller Ridge Road. Then Gibson Putnam General Sessions Court on Sept. Press is entitled exclusively to but the driver approached the Heavenly reached in to grab his keys, and he accel- turned into a private driveway on Newt 12. use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather Tonight Thursday Friday Night Saturday Readings: Tuesday’s high in Cookeville Jack McNeely A 30% chance of Night A 40% chance of Night was 91, low 69. Tuesday’s rain. Low around rain. Low around Editor & Publisher A 30% chance of A 40% chance of high in Monterey was 90, low 71. Calm wind. 70. Calm wind. 71. rain. Low around 70. Calm rain. Low around 71. SSW Terri Likens Almanac: Managing Editor wind. wind around 5 mph. Wednesday is the 230th day Thursday Saturday of the year with 136 remain- Roger Wells A 40% chance of Friday A 50% chance of Sunday ing. The sun sets at 7:29 p.m. rain. Mostly cloudy. rain. Mostly cloudy. and will rise at 6:03 a.m. on Advertising Director A 50% chance of A 60% chance of High near 85. Calm High near 84. Calm Thursday. The moon is a wax- rain. Mostly cloud. rain. Mostly cloudy. ing gibbous with 99% of the Keith McCormick wind. wind. High near 84. Calm High near 83. visible disc illuminated. Circulation Manager wind. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 17, 2016 — A3 LOCAL/STATE

State in Brief Store disturbance ends with drug arrest By TRACEY HACKETT They asked him to step outside to speak “Mr. Williams jumped into the front seat drugs during that search, the deputy said. HERALD-CITIZEN Staff with them. of his Chevrolet Blazer with the keys in the Several grams of methamphetamine were 2 charged after “Mr. Williams was unsteady on his feet, ignition,” Hull said. Harding said he com- found in the front passenger seat, two sy- thousands of A Cookeville man was arrested last week unable to control his fine motor skills and manded Williams to get out of the vehicle ringes in the center console and resale bag- for drug offenses after he reportedly speaking uncontrollably to invisible indi- because he noticed what looked like a gies in the rear of the vehicle, Hull said. pills seized in caused a disturbance at a Cookeville Boat viduals,” Hull said. weapon lying inside. Williams was charged with driving under Dock Road convenience store. The man seemed intoxicated and was Williams reportedly did not comply. the influence, resisting arrest, possession investigation Jonathan G. Williams, 33, of Ditty Road, having violent outbursts, sweating pro- The deputies said they had to struggle to of a controlled substance and violation of was charged in the incident. fusely and slurring his words, Hull contin- detain the man. implied consent. NASHVILLE (AP) — Two Putnam County Sheriff’s Deputy Josh ued. A deputy with a narcotics detecting dog Williams was booked on a $13,000 bond. convicted felons have been Hull said he and Deputy David Harding Outside, the deputies asked Williams for searched outside Williams’ vehicle. The His initial appearance in Putnam County charged after police say they encountered Williams inside the store. identification. dog alerted to the possible presence of General Sessions Court is set for Sept. 12. seized thousands of prescrip- tion pain pills following a drug investigation. News outlets report Metro Nashville police say 41-year- old Ronald Floyd and 45- FIELD: year-old Eric Kwiatkowski ‘I Care’ award Sr. were arrested for their in- volvement in a pain medica- tion sales operation. Candidates Investigators say they seized more than 3,000 high-potency prescription pain pills, 10 narrowed to 1 guns, a vehicle and nearly $20,000 in cash during searches at the suspects’ resi- From Page 1 dences. Three of those firearms were reported stolen. Police say both men were The board will consider her appointment as it meets previously convicted of drug Friday morning, with committee meetings taking place and other charges. prior to the full board meeting. Floyd is charged with en- In addition to Smale and Rutherford, Joseph W. Parker gaging in a pain medication Jr., Brandy Logan McCormick and Martha (Marty) distribution conspiracy, Donnelly were on the list of top five candidates consid- among other gun charges. ered this week. Kwiatkowski is charged “We did have several very qualified applicants,” Jeff with conspiracy to distribute Young, Sparta mayor and personnel committee chair- pain pills. Monterey Garden Club members display their “I Care” award for August at the home of Judy man, said as the vote came up. It’s unclear if they have at- Wakefield at 306 W. Cleveland Ave. Gathering for the occasion are, from left, Pauline Zitske, The role has been filled by Chassidy Denney Lan- torneys. Janice Phipps, Jan Stansell and Sandy Vanecore, garden club members; Jenna Wakefield and caster, who has been in the interim position for more Nora Scott Schopieray, daughter and granddaughter of Wakefield; Charlotte McCowan and than a year. She has been with the agency six and a half Vicki Henley. The award went to Wakefield because of her garden. She uses a variety of plants years, with a little more than half of that doing various Registry finds to create a peaceful setting for friends and family to gather. HR duties. $190K discrepancy in Durham campaign finances HIRING: UCHRA grievance aired, decided by board NASHVILLE (AP) — Cam- paign finance documents in- From Page 1 state. The assistant contends admitted that he forged his sig- grievance committee members The committee recommended dicate a more than $190,000 Collins told him “to find a new nature. However, that human re- to chide Collins. that Lancaster retain her assis- discrepancy between state “soft.” job” because Lancaster won’t sources director is not the one “If you are going to be captain tant human resources director Rep. Jeremy Durham’s bank “I’m not sure it was ever dis- get the director position, mean- whose signature is on the paper- of this ship ... then you need to title once a new director is records and his re-election ac- closed to Danny that the previ- ing she would take his position work. lead it right and be honest up named and that her pay stay the count. ous HR director never had an and he would be laid off. That episode led one of the front,” Robinson said. same. The Tennessean reports that HR title before he was put in as She said she would like to re- bank records show that that director,” Lancaster said. tain the title of assistant human the Franklin Republican’s “The old job description did resources director, along with Cookeville Breakfast campaign account had a bal- not require any HR experience,” appropriate pay, a title she said ance of less than $7,000 even Rader noted. “Now, the require- she held prior to becoming in- as his financial disclosure ment is five years experience.” terim. ROTARY GOLF CLASSIC with the state said he had al- Rader also noted that the “I do believe I have enough most $200,000 on hand. board moved in a different di- evidence to ask for that,” Lan- Sept. 10 & 11 , 2 0 1 6 Durham lost the Republican rection when the new require- caster said. primary earlier this month ments for the position were put Collins maintained he never after suspending his cam- in place. gave her the assistant title. 2-DAY / 2-MAN SCRAMBLE EVENT paign in the wake of a state Committee members Kenneth “To my knowledge in the his- Lunch Both Days • Free Practice Round • Free Range Balls • Free Goodie Bags attorney general’s report de- Carey Jr., Greg Wilson and tory of this agency, there has tailing allegations of im- Mickey Robinson felt that Lan- never been a HR assistant direc- Entry Fee $ 200 per team proper sexual interactions caster deserved an interview. tor,” Collins said. He accused FEES MUST BE PAID PRIOR TO PRACTICE ROUND. with 22 women. Durham has “She pretty much meets all the Lancaster of coercing the em- denied most of those allega- qualifications except the years ployee to twist words. tions. of experience, has been a loyal Lancaster trumped him, how- A Bureau of Ethics and employee, and I feel she should ever, when she requested the The Last Major Every Par 3 Campaign Finance memo have been afforded an inter- board pull the file of the bene- says Durham created a view,” Wilson said. fits coordinator to prove there is Golf Tournament Hole-in-One Wins $30,000 line of credit for One issue was resolved in Lan- an assistant HR director — a himself from his campaign caster’s favor — whether or not change signed off by Collins Of The Season! $1000! account, which was also the the title of assistant HR director himself on June 1, 2012, pro- source of other loans and in- exists. moting that human resources vestments to companies and She brought up a conversation employee from assistant man- individuals. she claims a human resources ager to an assistant director. assistant experienced with “I don’t know if those are my Collins the week of July 11 initials or not,” Collins said, and Nashville officer when Lancaster was out of claimed a previous HR director accused of First Hole-in-One Wins a slapping woman Free RAE Builders, LLC. estimates during arrest Licensed, insured, and bonded. personalized BRANDBRAND NEWNEW design services NASHVILLE (AP) — A offered Metro Nashville police offi- Call or text GGOLFOLF cer has been decommissioned Steve at after being accused of slap- 931-239-3762 ping a woman during an ar- We are a high quality rest. or email: CCART!ART! News agencies report police raebuilders Custom Home Builder say Officer Elizabeth Berry- @gmail.com serving the Upper Cumberland region. Loucks is charged with mis- demeanor assault in Tuesday’s early morning inci- dent. All flights Officials say Berry-Loucks will pay 1 was conducting a search of a st woman under arrest for drug , 2 nd and gun charges when Berry- Closest to Pin place prizes , & 3 rd Loucks was stuck by an un- Prizes on capped syringe hidden in the Par 3’s suspect’s bra. Police say that’s when Berry-Loucks slapped the woman in the face. Berry-Loucks is a three-year veteran of the department. YOUTH IS OUR FOCUS Authorities say she sought medical treatment for the nee- dle stick and has been as- signed to desk duty pending the investigation. Police say the woman she was arresting, 22-year-old Rachel Hall, faces several charges including possession of heroin for resale. It’s un- TEAMS MUST CALL FOR TEE TIMES clear if she has an attorney. 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Established 1903 Jack McNeely, Editor and Publisher Terri Likens, Managing Editor Don Foy, News Editor The Democratic party’s got religion? pparently, the Democratic never vote for Hillary. Nor will Party’s latest strategy to they be tricked by those bearing Awin the White House in faux religion in the name of poli- 2016 is “Let’s pretend to be reli- tics. Graham did her best to make gious.” a case for liberal Christianity, Now it’s all about Hillary’s faith, writing: “It must first be said that according to Democratic Party despite the empty pews, there’s Vice Presidential hopeful Tim reason to believe that liberal Kaine, who told a group in New Christianity has been dormant, not Orleans that Hillary Clinton’s dead.” faith is at the “root of everything In reality, those empty pews are she does.” That’s quite a state- what happens when we do things ment, considering all the years our way and cherry-pick the she’s been in Gospel. A a Pew poll rolled out the public’s last year found that mainline eye. church denominations embracing Most likely, the Social Gospel, like Hillary though, Kaine Clinton’s Methodist denomina- was referring tion, are in decline across the to Hillary’s United States. In sharp contrast, attachment to the same Pew poll found that con- the “Social servative Christian churches are Gospel.” The vibrantly alive and growing. Social Gospel The Slate magazine author acci- is a cheap dentally answered why “liberal Susan counterfeit for Christianity” is little more than an Controversies voters shouldn’t shrug off Brown the real thing oxymoron when she wrote: that liberals “There’s a cost associated with conjured up to membership…churches that ask f you ever wonder why some peo- of a political con- information about his home country of promote socialism while relieving more from their followers tend to ple think the game is rigged, why sultant like Man- Lebanon, The Post reported. people from any guilt associated be stronger…Many progressive Ithey believe the rich get access to afort are entirely As The Post also notes, Clinton her- with living life according to their churches, by contrast barely de- government and power and influence portable. Getting a self was not involved. own standards, not God’s. The mand a pinky toe…They don’t the way the average working stiff does- candidate elected But Abedin, who simultaneously (and Social Gospel crowd concentrates pressure me when I skip; the ser- n’t, then two headlines are instructive. in Pretoria isn’t improperly) worked at both the State on scriptures that instruct us to mons rarely suggest it matters Earlier this week, The New York that much different Department and Clinton Foundation, help the poor and feed the hungry. whether I believe the creeds...By Times reported that Paul Manafort, the from getting one was involved and apparently encour- They ignore the ones where Jesus contrast, when I visit conservative campaign manager for Republican elected in Pitts- aged the interaction. told those he helped and fed to churches…they feel alive: People presidential nominee Donald Trump, burgh. And, no, there’s no direct evidence of “go and sin no more.” are there because they think it had popped up in a “secret ledger” The difference illegality here. Even so, it doesn’t pass But, here’s the rub. If liberals re- matters for their everyday lives showing $12.7 million in cash pay- John L. here, of course, is the basic smell test. I ally wanted to do things the right and for their eternal souls.” ments were earmarked for him from a Micek the candidate. n the end, a deep-pocketed donor re- way, they’d do it themselves and Those churches “feel alive” be- political party headed by Ukraine’s for- Yanukovych was a ceived favorable consideration in a not pass personal responsibility cause they are…alive. It’s impos- mer president, a pro-Russian strong- strongman whose stormy tenure was way that is unimaginable (and unavail- off to the government. Jesus never sible to be truly excited about man named Viktor F. Yanukovych. beset by allegations of police abuse and able) to the average citizen. said governments are an accept- something that isn’t there. And That came on top of revelations last corruption, according to published re- And that’s just unacceptable. able replacement for lazy, no- it’ll never be there if it’s about week of what appears to have been an ports. If Trump is serious about his bumper- good followers who refuse to do politics rather than a personal, entirely too cozy relationship between There’s no evidence Manafort, based sticker pledge to make America great what he asks. saving faith. Graham concludes: Democrat Hillary Clinton’s State De- on the ledgers, received any cash. And (whether it needs to be made great Obviously, Kaine was trying to “If there is to be a resurgent partment and major donors to the con- he has denied taking any. “again” is open to debate), then he paint Hillary in a softer, nicer Christian left, it will need to learn troversy-prone Clinton Foundation. Even still, it’s more than a little trou- can’t employ a guy who takes money light, while at the same time a trick or two from the very Both incidents are each, for their own bling that Trump would pick a guy who from governments whose values are courting right-leaning anti-Trump movement [conservative Chris- reasons, profoundly troubling. was apparently okay with shilling for not consonant with our own. evangelicals. It’s a political ploy. tian] that overtook it a generation And they would be, on their own, in a someone as repellent as the pro-Russ- And if Clinton is going to credibly In May, Slate magazine ran a ago.” normal campaign year, a serious argu- ian Yanukovych. champion the little guy on the stump, piece by Ruth Graham, “Can the Tricks cannot revive that which ment for disqualification for the re- Meanwhile, at issue for Clinton are then she needs to thoroughly explain Christian Left Be a Real Political never existed in the first place. As spective candidates. two email conversations, dating from (and perhaps be held to account by vot- Force?” — suggesting that Don- C.S. Lewis wrote: “Once you But this isn’t any other year. The vot- 2009 and made public by the right- ers) why the Clinton Foundation was ald Trump’s rise in the GOP have made the World an end, and ing public has proven strikingly im- leaning Judicial Watch. not a favor bank for the rich and pow- makes 2016 the perfect opportu- faith a means…it makes very little mune (or perhaps is now simply They showed that Douglas J. Band, erful. And then she needs to reassure nity for the Democrat Party to win difference what kind of worldly indifferent) to shocking, shameful or then the head of the Clinton Global Ini- voters that it will never happen in the over anti-Trump evangelicals if end he is pursuing.” It’s a slippery embarrassing things the Democratic tiative, pressed senior Clinton aides White House. they can find a way to lop their slope, that road to Hell we’re and Republican nominees have said or Huma Abedin and Cheryl D. Mills to And if neither thing happens, then ask horns and replace them with halos headed, that American politics has done. However, there is something arrange a meeting between a founda- yourself (again) why people think the to make them look like the “party deteriorated to this. more unsavory and unseemly about tion donor and a senior State Depart- game is rigged. of God.” Manafort’s Ukrainian payday and the ment official. It shouldn’t be hard to answer. What the author, Kaine and De- Susan Stamper Brown is a reports that Clinton’s State Depart- That donor, Gilbert Chagoury, has de- mocrat Party strategists fail to un- syndicated columnist. Her ment skated right up to the edge of nied that a meeting with anyone at the John L. Micek is a syndicated derstand is that anti-Trump email address is writestam- “pay-to-play.” State Department ever took place. And columnist. His email address is conservative Christians would [email protected]. Let’s stipulate up front that the skills he says that he was just trying to relay [email protected].

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was in the big-box store looking for Some of the bandages The first thing you think is how embar- toothpaste in the pharmacy section, come in industrial-size rassing — now they’ll think I’m inconti- Iwhich is the size of a small city. The boxes. I’m not sure you nent when actually I’m just looking for “Dental Care” section is 3 1/2 aisles of dif- should be treating Rogaine. The good news is that they’re ferent toothpastes, mouthwashes, floss, yourself at home if you probably embarrassed, too. When you meet denture powder, whiteners, gum massagers, need a bandage the size someone in the Incontinence Village, the attachments for electric toothbrushes and of a beach towel. first thing you say is, “Where do they hide Waterpiks — 10 or 20 different brands of Something like that is the shampoo? I swear it’s never in the same almost every different item. The most pop- sure to need a stitch or place twice.” ular stuff is at eye level. But if you suffer two. You get to the It’s easy to get lost in Incontinence Vil- from an uncommon ailment of the teeth bandage section by tak- lage; it’s huge and the boxes are so big. and gums, you’ll have to crawl along the Jim ing a left at the sun- Two or three boxes and you’ve filled up an floor to search for special products, or Mullen screen booth that entire cart. I’m probably not alone in wish- reach up to the highest shelf. blocks the middle of ing that the outside of every box said some- Pharmacy City is a great place to get an one of the main aisles. thing like, “These are not for me. I’m idea of what we suffer from. There are a I never realized how dangerous it was to shopping for someone else,” in big letters. couple of aisles dedicated to inserts for leave the house. How did people like There’s something about being in the your shoes, things to massage, warm, wrap, George and Martha Washington ever get checkout line with a bunch of personal pamper and soak your feet. There’s stuff on through those steamy Virginia summers stuff that always makes me uncomfortable. the shelves to solve foot problems I’ve without sunblock and bug spray? Oh, yeah I’ll bet there are men and women who never even heard of and pray I will never — they didn’t leave the house wearing tank drive to faraway towns to buy certain prod- get. And no wonder our feet hurt. If you tops and bikinis. They had a word for sun- ucts. I wonder how much hair dye for men walked over to Grocery Town and then re- block back then. It was called “clothes.” is sold over the internet. Me, I’m not em- membered you forgot to buy something in There are several major and growing sub- barrassed about dyeing my hair gray; I’ve Pharmacy City, you’d win a gold medal for divisions at Pharmacy City — Eye Care been doing it for years. It makes me look cross-country distance walking. I’m in Corner, Incontinence Village, Supplement distinguished. good health, and after about 15 minutes I Junction and the Just for Men Corner. And “Who told you that?” asks Sue. “It makes want to go see if there are any of those this is the thing about Pharmacy City: you look like Captain Kangaroo. But older. electric carts still available. You’ll always run into someone you know. And not so smart.” There’s an entire wall of bandages and It’s like running into someone in the cheap wraps for ankles, elbows, backs and feet. whiskey section of the liquor store. Jim Mullen is a syndicated columnist. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 17, 2016 — A5 NATION

Nation in Brief Staying ahead of the mold Fish kill in Montana house to ensure everyone was ac- river estimated at 40,000 homes counted for. They also searched countless cars caught in the more than 10,000 damaged by flooding. “I don’t know we have a good BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) — floods; handle on the number of people State wildlife officials say the who are missing,” the governor death toll of whitefish in the residents said. Yellowstone River could be About 60,000 people have much higher than what’s al- begin cleanup signed up for assistance from the ready been counted. Federal Emergency Management Bozeman Daily Chronicle re- GONZALES, La. (AP) — The Agency, and 20 parishes were in- ports that Montana Fish, heartbreaking task of sorting cluded in the federal disaster dec- Wildlife and Parks had through waterlogged belongings laration. counted about 1,000 dead fish and ripping out carpets and dry- And help was coming from as of Monday. wall is kicking into high gear quarters beyond the federal gov- But agency spokeswoman Wednesday in flood-wracked ernment. Andrea Jones says there could southern Louisiana as the state Performer Taylor Swift told The be more than 10,000 dead fish, faces a long-term challenge of Associated Press she is donating as some may have sunk to the how to house thousands of dis- $1 million to flood relief. She bottom or been eaten by scav- placed people. noted the state’s residents gra- engers. But even as the water receded in ciously welcomed her kickoff of The mountain whitefish, some areas, it was rising in other the U.S. dates of her “1989 which is a native species to places downstream, sending peo- World Tour” in Louisiana last Montana, have been found ple fleeing to shelters. year. dead on both the river’s east Officials painted a stark picture AP “The fact that so many people and west banks. of the crisis: at least 40,000 in Louisiana have been forced Officials are still working to homes damaged and 11 people David Key boats away from his flooded home after reviewing the damage in Prairieville, out of their own homes this week determine what’s been causing killed in some of the worst flood- La., Tuesday. Key, an insurance adjuster, fled his home with his wife and three children is heartbreaking,” the 26-year-old the die-off. ing in Louisiana history. More as the flood water was rising. said in a statement. Kristi Ponozzo with the Mon- than 30,000 people have been “I encourage those who can to tana Department of Water rescued since Friday. heavy in the air as people donned By noon Tuesday, more than mold set in. help out and send your love and Quality says fish samples have There were scattered reports of surgical masks and began the two dozen volunteers had arrived “The water was waist deep, so prayers their way during this dev- been sent to a lab for testing looting, and Louisiana Gov. John back-breaking job of ripping out at Rhonda Brewer’s Baton it’s iffy if I can take the sheet astating time.” and results are expected in Bel Edwards said parishes with soggy carpet, drywall and insula- Rouge home, helping her take rock and insulation half way or In Livingston Parish, one of the coming weeks. widespread damage were being tion. water-damaged belongings to the have to go to the ceiling,” she hardest-hit areas with about placed under curfew as of Tues- They cleared out spiders and curb. Volunteers worked to re- said. “If we don’t make it in time, 138,000 people, an official esti- day night. cockroaches that had bubbled up move wooden floor boards, sheet we trash it.” mated that 75 percent of the 26 heroin overdoses The smell of muddy water hung through the sewer grates. rock and insulation before the Officials started going house to homes were a total loss. over 4 hours in 1 West Virginia city HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) Russia-Iran cooperation in Syria sends message — Officials in a West Virginia city are warning people about WASHINGTON (AP) — Rus- Moscow could be cozying up to privately that its action would ul- an especially dangerous batch sia’s use of an Iranian air base to Iran if Washington doesn’t come timately sideline Iran and its of heroin after authorities re- bomb targets in Syria sends a around. proxy Hezbollah force in Syria, sponded to 26 overdoses in message to Washington as it “The Russians are showing they making Assad more conciliatory within a four-hour span. weighs a military partnership have options in Syria while they in a peace process, according to The rash of overdoses came with Moscow: Join us or we’ll have Washington over a barrel on U.S. and European diplomats. Monday in the city of Hunt- look to your enemies. Aleppo,” said Andrew Tabler, a The argument was one of sev- ington, which sits in Cabell Tuesday’s missions were un- Syria expert at the Washington eral by Russia that the U.S. and County along the Ohio River precedented. Iran allowed Russ- Institute for Near East Policy. He others have clung to as a potential in the western part of the state. ian warplanes to take off from its said the operations also cement pathway to peace, and which they Gordon Merry, the county’s territory to strike opposition tar- Russia’s alliance with Iran in the hope to test when the U.N. sets up EMS director, said at a news gets in Syria. The move came region. a new round of peace talks in conference Tuesday that the with little notice to the United Russia and Iran have strongly coming weeks, even if they ac- heroin the users had taken was States, which has watched help- backed Syrian President Bashar cuse Russia of failing countless laced with a strong substance, lessly the escalating bloodshed AP Assad’s government throughout previous challenges by persisting but authorities aren’t sure what near Aleppo, the country’s A Russian Tu-22M3 bomber stands on the tarmac at an air the five-and-a-half year civil war in bombing Assad’s more moder- it is. Many of the overdoses biggest city, and even offered an base near Hamedan, Iran. with rebel groups supported by ate opponents. were in an area surrounding alliance with Russia against Is- the United States and allies such The latest Russian-Iranian coor- one apartment complex in the lamic State and other extremist impatient, with top officials sev- The bombing runs from a base as Turkey and Saudi Arabia. dination would suggest Tehran city, he said, leading officials fighters as a way to get Syria’s eral times suggesting an immi- near the Iranian city of Hamedan, But the West has been pinning isn’t being sidelined. It is virtu- to believe the cases were con- government out of the fight. nent deal, only to have American 175 miles southwest of Tehran, its hopes on Moscow. ally unheard of in recent Iranian nected. The negotiations have dragged officials counter that the sides may have been a reminder to the When Russia intervened militar- history for a foreign power to use He said the amount of calls on for weeks. Russia has grown weren’t close. Obama administration that ily in Syria last August, it claimed an Iranian base to stage attacks. that were received over- whelmed responders.

Tropical depression Conventional tax proposals in Officer targeted by threats after shooting moving over the an unconventional campaign MILWAUKEE (AP) — A Milwaukee police The department is aware of some local threats officer was being targeted by online threats against its officers and is investigating, accord- central Atlantic WASHINGTON (AP) — Don- more populist stance. Tuesday from people who say he fatally shot ing to the statement. ald Trump and Hillary Clinton Clinton, meanwhile, is propos- the black man whose death has sparked vio- Smith, 23, was shot and killed Saturday after MIAMI (AP) — The U.S. have produced two conven- ing to raise taxes for the wealth- lence in the city. a brief foot chase that followed a traffic stop. National Hurricane Center tional tax plans that mostly iest households to pay for Police haven’t released the name of the officer Police say Smith had a gun in his hand when he says a tropical depression track their parties’ long-stand- traditional Democratic propos- who shot Sylville Smith on Saturday, but turned toward the officer, who opened fire. moving over the central At- ing views. als such as expanding access to widely shared social media posts and at least The state is investigating. lantic is expected to strengthen Trump is pushing a plan higher education. one news report identified him as a 24-year-old The officer, who has not been identified, is to a tropical storm. squarely in the GOP tradition of Trump has proposed spending patrolman. Many posts contained threats black, as was Smith. The depression’s maximum sharp tax cuts for individuals twice as much as Clinton on against him and a photo. A few hours after the shooting, violence sustained winds early Wednes- and businesses, which most building and repairing airports, The department said in a statement Tuesday it erupted on the city’s largely black north side, day are near 35 mph (55 kph). analyses conclude would largely roads, tunnels and other infra- has noticed a “disturbing national trend” in with protesters hurling rocks at police and burn- Slow strengthening is ex- benefit wealthier Americans. structure. which social media users have identified offi- ing six businesses. pected and forecasters say the That’s in contrast to other is- That’s a departure from recent cers involved in fatal shootings and threatened A lighter night of protests followed Sunday. depression is likely to become sues such as international trade, GOP opposition to proposals by them and their families. A spokesman declined Monday was calm, though 10 people were ar- a tropical storm later in the where he has jettisoned decades President Obama to increase to confirm the identity being circulated online. rested. day. of GOP orthodoxy and taken a spending on infrastructure. A6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 17, 2016 LOCAL/NATION Trump slips in polls, shakes up campaign TETERBORO, N.J. (AP) — Republi- winners, they’re champs, and we need Campaign chairman Paul Manafort, and in a host of key battleground states can presidential nominee Donald to win it,” Trump told The Associated who formally took over the reins follow- following a difficult campaign stretch Trump, who has slipped in the polls in Press in a phone interview early ing the departure of Corey that saw him insulting the Muslim par- recent weeks, has shaken up his cam- Wednesday. Lewandowski in June, will maintain his ents of a soldier who died in Iraq and paign again. The move comes just 82 days before current title, Trump said. temporarily refraining from endorsing The billionaire real estate mogul is the November election and represents Manafort deputy Rick Gates, who has House Speaker Paul Ryan, who was in- bringing in Stephen Bannon of Breitbart yet another overhaul of Trump’s tumul- been traveling often with Trump, is ex- volved in a primary in his home state of News as chief executive officer and pro- tuous quest for the White House. pected to maintain a senior role with the Wisconsin. moting pollster Kellyanne Conway to In confirming the campaign overhaul, campaign. In tapping Bannon for a top campaign campaign manager. Trump called Bannon and Conway “big The news, first reported by the Wall role, Trump is doubling down on his AP “I’ve known both of them for a long people” who can help him defeat Demo- Street Journal, comes as opinion surveys outsider appeal rather than appeasing Donald Trump gestures dur- time. They’re terrific people, they’re crat Hillary Clinton in November. show Trump trailing Clinton nationally more traditional Republicans. ing a campaign stop. Community Calendar

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Nation in Brief Second-oldest Great Lakes shipwreck found ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — The day on shore near Oswego. second-oldest confirmed ship- The Washington is the oldest wreck in the Great Lakes, an commercial sailing vessel Closing arguments American-built, Canadian- found in the Great Lakes and owned sloop that sank in Lake the only sloop known to have set in claims of fake Ontario more than 200 years sailed on lakes Erie and On- ago, has been found, a team of tario, Kennard said. oil spill plaintiffs underwater explorers said Single-masted sloops were re- GULFPORT, Miss. (AP) — Wednesday. placed in the early 19th century Jurors in Mississippi are set to The three-member western by two- and three-masted begin weighing whether they New York-based team said it schooners, which were much believe a Texas lawyer and six discovered the shipwreck ear- easier to sail, according to Car- others faked damage claims lier this summer in deep water rie Sowden, archaeological di- after the 2010 Gulf of Mexico off Oswego, in central New rector at the National Museum oil spill. York. of the Great Lakes in Toledo, Closing arguments are sched- Images captured by a re- Ohio, which sponsors the New uled Wednesday in the crimi- motely operated vehicle con- York team’s explorations. nal trial in Gulfport. San firmed it is the Washington, Since there are no known Antonio lawyer Mikal Watts which sank during a storm in drawings of the Washington, and his co-defendants face 66 1803, team member Jim Ken- the sloop’s discovery will help charges. Prosecutors say the nard said. maritime historians learn more seven people created a list of “This one is very special. We about the design and construc- bogus plaintiffs including peo- don’t get too many like this,” tion of that type of sailing ves- ple who died before the spill said Kennard, who along with sel used on the Great Lakes AP and people whose names and Roger Pawlowski and Roland between the American Revolu- Social Security numbers were “Chip” Stevens has found nu- Photo taken from underwater video shows the "Washington," which sank during a storm tion and the War of 1812, she used without permission. merous wrecks in Lake Ontario in 1803. said. Watts and other defendants and other waterways. “Every shipwreck offers conducted a shorter defense The sloop Washington was hauled by oxen teams across cluding goods from India, At least three crew members something different that adds to than they originally projected built on Lake Erie in Pennsyl- the Niagara Isthmus to Lake when it set sail from Kingston, and two merchants were on the our knowledge base,” Sowden in the case, which began July vania in 1798 and was used to Ontario in 1802 after being Ontario, for its homeport of Ni- sloop. All aboard died. said. 20. The defendants argue the transport people and goods be- sold to Canadian merchants. agara, Ontario, on Nov. 6, According to Kennard, con- The oldest vessel found in the government hasn’t proved they tween western New York, The 53-foot-long ship was 1803. temporary records said portions Great Lakes is HMS Ontario, a intended to defraud anyone. Pennsylvania and Ontario. carrying at least five people The vessel was caught in a of the cargo and pieces of the British warship that sank in It was placed on skids and and a cargo of merchandise, in- fierce storm and sank. ship were found the following Lake Ontario in 1780. Man to serve 16 years for stabbing at Obituaries reservation church Beatrice “Bea” Scott Barbara Scott of Cookeville; a Darrell Dewayne Alpha Irene Nelson Jeff of Cookeville and Kathy ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — grandson and spouse, Shaun and Goolsby of Cookeville; grand- A South Carolina man has COOKEVILLE — Funeral Casie Scott of West Virginia; two “Redbone” Farley COOKEVILLE — Funeral children, Rena Welch, Steven been sentenced to 16 years in services for Beatrice “Bea” Scott, great-grandchildren, Collen and services for Alpha Irene Nel- Nelson, Jamie Sims, Tonya federal prison for stabbing a 94, of Cookeville, will be held at Hayden Scott of West Virginia; COOKEVILLE — Funeral son, 91, of Cookeville, will be Downer, Jessica Macarthney companion to death inside a 11 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 18, several nieces and nephews; and services for Darrell Dewayne held at 2 p.m. on Friday, Aug. and Samantha Goolsby; a sister, church on the Cherokee Indian from the chapel two brothers-in-law, Bud Scott of “Redbone” Farley, 51, of 19, from the Willidean Baltimore of Florida; Reservation in North Carolina. of Crest Lawn Cookeville and Burch Mc- Crossville will be held 1 p.m. chapel of Pres- and 12 great-grandchildren. Local news outlets report 23- Funeral Home in Cormick of Cookeville. today, Wednes- ley Funeral In addition to her parents and year-old Forest Dakota Hill of Cookeville. In- In addition to her parents, she day, Aug. 17, Home in her late husband, Ardean, she Easley, South Carolina, was terment will fol- was preceded in death by her from the chapel Cookeville. was preceded in death by her sentenced Tuesday. He low in husband, Billy Scott; a son, of Presley Fu- Burial will fol- brothers, Bill, Arthur and Junior pleaded guilty in April to sec- Cookeville City Richard Scott; a sister, Mayme neral Home in low in Zion Hill Taylor; and her sisters, Ethel ond-degree murder. Mrs. Scott Cemetery. Payne; and a brother, Burch Cookeville. In- Mrs . Cemetery in Lalone, Ruby Nelson, Maurine Court records and testimony The family will Madewell. terment will fol- Nelson Rickman. Byrd and Clara Taylor. showed Hill and two other receive friends from 10 a.m. until Pastors Scott Ezell and Shaun low in Bohannon The family will The family would like to say people drove to the Smoke- time of services on Thursday at Scott will officiate at the serv- Mr. Farley Cemetery in the receive friends an extra special “Thank You” to mount Baptist Church in the the funeral home. ices. Calfkiller com- from 3-8 p.m. on Thursday, Judy Carr, Barbara Whitaker, Great Smoky Mountains Na- Beatrice passed from this life on Please visit www.crestlawn- munity. Aug. 18, and from noon until Uncle Benton Nelson, the entire tional Park in March 2015. Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2016, in NHC memorial.com and sign the on- The family will receive friends time of services on Friday at the staff of NHC Healthcare in While there, Hill stabbed one Healthcare of Cookeville. line guest register and send a from 11 a.m. until time of service funeral home. Cookeville, and the Daughters of the men with him, 25-year- Bea was born on Wednesday, message to the family. today at the funeral home. Mrs. Nelson passed away on of NHC for the support you old Tyler Gaddis of Whittier, to March 22, 1922, to the late Burch Crest Lawn Funeral Home-Cre- Mr. Farley passed away on Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2016 in NHC have been to the family. death in what court records say and Cora (Phillips) Madewell. mation Center in Cookeville is in Monday, Aug. 15, 2016, in Sig- Healthcare of Cookeville. Pallbearers will be Rick Byrd, was “an unprovoked attack.” She was a great cook and made charge of arrangements, (931) nature HealthCARE of Putnam She was born on Jan. 3, 1925, Michael Byrd, Danny Nelson, the best coconut cream pies any- 526-6384. County in Algood, following an in Hilham, Tenn., to the late Keith Taylor, Ryan Macarthney, where. She worshiped her chil- extended illness as a result of a James and Myrtle Parsons Tay- Chandler Sims and Sawyer Police: Man douses dren, grandchild, and motor vehicle accident he was in- lor. Sims. 85-year-old with great-grandchildren, and was volved in seven years ago. Irene was a loving CNA/care- Pastors Joe Byrd and Jim very involved in her church. She He was born on Sunday, June giver at the local nursing Moore will officiate at the serv- gas, sets him on fire loved crossword puzzles and 13, 1965, in Monterey to the late homes. She and her late hus- ices. growing flowers. George Washington Farley and band, Ardean Nelson, were You may share your thoughts BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) Her family includes a daughter, Cora Ida Harris Farley. longtime members of or send condolences to the fam- — Police in Alabama say an “Redbone” worked for several Cookeville Church of God and ily by visiting www.presleyfu- 85-year-old man was doused years as a welder at Certified she attended Trinity Assembly neralhome.com. with gasoline and set on fire, Cylinder in Crossville. Until his in Algood in recent years. Professional Services pro- killing him. John Parr compassionate person who was accident, he attended Full Gospel She will be remembered as a vided by Presley Funeral Home Birmingham police say the COOKEVILLE — Graveside quick to help people in need. Assembly Church in Sand Christian, a nurturing mother 931-528-1044. suspect and the victim had services and interment for John He is survived by two close Springs. and loving grandmother. some type of encounter early Alvin Parr, 74, of Cookeville, friends, Edna Henson and Sharon He is survived by his wife, Jew- She is survived by her sons, Wednesday morning, when were held at 10 a.m. today, Baumgardner, both of ell Lynn Brendel Farley; two Bob Nelson and wife Connie of witnesses reported a fire in a Wednesday, Aug. 17, at Rock- Cookeville. children, Cherie Reid and Daniel Cookeville, Tom Nelson and back yard and saw the suspect well Cemetery in John’s friends wish to extend Farley, both of Crossville; four wife Faye of Cookeville and running down an alley with a Putnam County. their appreciation to the staff at grandchildren, Ryan Joseph Freddie Nelson and wife Kathy red gas jug. Mr. Parr passed Bethesda Health Care and Reha- King-Reid, Katlyn Michelle of Cookeville; two daughters, Arriving officers found the away on Mon- bilitation Center. Reid, Jimmy Sherrill and Jacklyn Donna K. Moss and husband victim lying on the ground in day, Aug. 15, Bro. Tommy Harris officiated at Hood; three sisters, Frances Far- the back yard, his body se- 2016, in the services. ley of Clarksville, Darlene verely burned. He was pro- Bethesda Health Dyer Funeral Home is in charge (Larry) German of Jackson nounced dead at the scene. Mr. Parr Care Center in of arrangements, (931) 526- County and Betty Jo (Andy) Police said the suspect was Cookeville. 7158. Oakley of Cookeville; and two Sue Anna Brock Bethesda Health Care and Reha- found a short distance away He was born June 4, 1942, in You may share your thoughts brothers, Scottie (Debbie) Farley bilitation Center in Cookeville. and taken into custody. Chattanooga to the late John and and memories at of Crossville and Richard (Pam) LIVINGSTON — Funeral Speck Funeral Home in Liv- Names of the victim and sus- Gladys Rockwell Parr. www.dyerfh.com. Farley of Monterey. services for Mrs. Sue Anna ingston is in charge of arrange- pect weren’t immediately re- John was a member of Poplar In addition to his parents, he Brock, 89, of Livingston, will be ments, (931) 823-1201. leased. Grove Baptist Church. was preceded in death by a held at 3 p.m. today, Wednesday, Police Chief A.C. Roper said He was an Army veteran. He brother, Bobby Farley; and two Aug. 17, at First Baptist Church in a statement that the suspect formerly worked as a member of sisters, Treva Ann Dietz and in Livingston. Burial will be in confessed to the crime, but Elvis Presley’s personal security Georgia Ann Walker. Okolona Cemetery in Rickman. “we have not received any log- team and had retired as a welder. Pallbearers will be family and The family is currently receiv- ical justification to explain John is fondly remembered as a friends. ing friends at the church. what happened.” Bro. Richie Farley will officiate Mrs. Brock passed away on at the services. Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2016, in Patricia “Patty” Ann ices on Saturday at the funeral You may share your thoughts or NTSB: Pilot's heart home. send condolences to the family attack led to plane Hicks Williams Mrs. Williams passed away on by visiting www.presleyfuneral- Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2016, at her home.com. crash that killed 4 COOKEVILLE — Funeral residence. Professional services provided services for Mrs. Patricia “Patty” Hooper-Huddleston & Horner by Presley Funeral Home (931) LAKE CLEAR, N.Y. 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Wednesday, August 17, 2016 LIVING 8 Man in relationship First lake wants more than sleeping trip: part on floor one EAR ABBY: I am a 40-year-old man, di- ow about a lake trip? The boys will love Dvorced with teenage that. Maybe a little fishing with Pop? This children, and have been ex- Hwas Son’s email response to my inquiry of clusively dating a woman what his family would like to do during their three- who has a 4-year-old day visit with Husband and me. daughter. There have been A lake trip. On a pontoon boat at Center Hill no clashes between our Lake. children. The boys. Daniel, age 5 and Henry, 3. Neither had We have yet to have sex. ever been on a boat. When I’m over at her place, Fishing with Pop. Pop, aka Husband, last took I sleep on the living room someone fishing more than thirty years ago. floor either on an inflatable Yes, of course, a day at the lake and fishing would air mattress (her idea) or in be a perfect outing for Son’s family: Daniel, Henry, a sleeping bag (my response fifteen-month-old Charlotte, and Daughter-in-Law. when I just couldn’t take the Husband and I would make it happen. We made our air mat- Freya Klein, 9, of Baxter applies some paint to her bike. list. Borrow toddler size life jackets. Make sure the Dear tress any pontoon boat was ready. Buy groceries for a picnic longer). lunch. Fishing license. Fishing poles. Bait. Abby Either When Son and family arrived on Sunday, he and way, I Free annual ART Bikes event Aug. 27 Husband shopped. Two adult feel like Where fishing licenses: $25. (Hus- I’m left ART Prowl presents the annual imaginations desire. takes place Nov. 11 and 12. band’s senior license was only to sleep ART Bikes event on Aug. 27 from Artists and local high school stu- ART is accepting donations of any We Are $5) Two cane fishing poles, on a dog 8–11 a.m., at The Green Market in dents will be available to assist but creative supplies that could be used crickets and nightcrawlers: bed — the First Presbyterian parking lot on parents are also asked to stay with for decorating such as boas, scarves, $13. Right after breakfast Mon- not great 20 N. Dixie, Cookeville. Although their child. feathers, beads, spray paint, adhe- day morning, we loaded up for my the event was formerly known as All participating children must sives, and more. everybody, life jackets, self-es- Bling Your Bike, you can expect the bring their own bikes or scooters to Contact Breanna Kincaid at art- lunches, water bottles, towels, teem, as same creative imagination to take the event and may add temporary or [email protected] to donate or re- diapers, changes of clothes, Abigail you can place this year with children of all permanent decorations of their ceive further information. Children sunhats, sunscreen, sunglasses, imagine. ages. choosing. The event is a compli- who participate are asked to parade fishing poles, and fishing bait, Van Buren My Art Round Tennessee (ART) will mentary Art Round Tennessee pub- their ART Bikes around the and we headed for the lake. girl- provide tons of free bling and sup- lic service to the children of the Cookeville Square during the open- I could leave out a major friend uses her daughter as plies for children to transform their community and strives to promote ing ceremony of WCTE’s Stations Susan glitch, but it’s typical of a lake the reason, suggesting that bikes or scooters into works of art, arts awareness and advertisement of Imagination at Fall FunFest, Sept. Ray outing. The day before our lake the girl just wouldn’t under- creatures, animals, or whatever their for the annual ART Prowl which 10 at 9:30 a.m. trip, Husband and I had vacu- stand me sleeping in umed the boat floor and Mommy’s bed. scrubbed insect droppings off the seats. And then I don’t personally see it as we discovered the boat battery was dead. So the being a big issue for her morning of our lake trip, Husband drove alone to daughter, given how long the lake to install a charged battery. we have been together. We Son’s family and I arrived at the boat dock park- have discussed the subject, ing lot thirty minutes after Husband and he greeted and she makes reference to us with these words, “The boat still won’t start.” perhaps planning some sort I’m not sure if Son or I was more disappointed. I of rendezvous, but it never kept smiling and helped zip and fasten lifejackets seems to go from theory to on the Grands. “We can fish from the boat dock. practice. We’ll swim somewhere else. It’ll work out,” I said There are no religious is- with forced enthusiasm. sues here. My girlfriend did Husband made a phone call to a friend who has a have a promiscuous and boat at the same dock and it did work out. As we troubled past as a young pulled away from the dock with three smiling adult, so I’m sensitive to the Grands, I was thankful for our friend who loaned issue. But this is driving me his boat on a minute’s notice. nuts. Any suggestions “Can I catch a fish now?” Daniel asked. would be appreciated. — “Later,” Son said. “We’ll ride on the boat and then ON HOLD IN NEW YORK stop and swim. Then we’ll get back on the boat and DEAR ON HOLD: People eat lunch. And then fish. Look at the blue heron.” usually find the time to do Megan Trotter | Herald-Citizen We adults were more awed than the Grands by the the things they want to do. heron. That Monday morning, we had the lake to Your girlfriend may be Tech Players Donation ourselves. Not another boat in sight. Our Grands sat holding out for marriage, still and wide-eyed. They laughed as the breeze not have a strong sex drive, F Troupe Inc., a non-profit acting troupe, recently made a donation to the Tech Players at Ten- blew in their faces. nessee Tech. Celebrating the donation are, from left, Philip Horn, F Troupe Inc. secretary/trea- or not be as attracted to you The water was perfect for swimming, warm and surer; Colin Forsyth, F Troupe Inc. president; Mark Creter, artistic director of TTU’s Backdoor as you are to her. calm. Daniel and Henry jumped from the boat into Playhouse; and Colin Forsyth, Backdoor Playhouse technical director. You didn’t mention how the water to their parents’ outstretched arms. Char- long you have been seeing lotte wasn’t happy when it was her naptime and she this lady, but I think it’s was encased in a tight life jacket and hot. Husband time you discussed your and I took turns trying to entertain her, and she, too, feelings with her again, find was finally happy when she got in the water with out exactly why your sexual Taylor Swift donating $1 million to Louisiana her mother. relationship hasn’t gone “Get in, Gran!” Daniel shouted. As Daniel and from theory to practice, and NEW YORK (AP) — Taylor “We began The 1989 World Tour registered for disaster aid from the Henry and I lay in the water like starfish (on our take your cue from there. Swift is donating $1 million to in Louisiana, and the wonderful Federal Emergency Management backs, arms and legs stretched out) I felt that all DEAR ABBY: I’m 37 and Louisiana flood relief after torren- fans there made us feel completely Agency after widespread flooding over joyful feeling. When all is right with the have been married for eight tial rains caused massive flooding at home. The fact that so many peo- hit the state, according to Louisiana world. When heart and body and soul are one. The years. I love my husband, in the state and killed at least 11 ple in Louisiana have been forced Gov. John Bel Edwards’ office. best life offers. but I’m not “in love” with people. out of their own homes this week is “I encourage those who can to “Gran, can I catch a fish now?” Daniel asked. him. In my younger years I Swift told The Associated Press heartbreaking,” the 26-year-old help out and send your love and To be continued: first lake trip, part two and fish- gave my heart to another on Tuesday that Louisiana residents said in a statement. prayers their way during this dev- ing. woman. graciously welcomed her when she The flooding is some of the worst astating time,” Swift said. Since then, I have masked kicked off the U.S. dates of her in Louisiana history, damaging at Over 30,000 people have been Susan Ray is a Cookeville writer. Her column my true feelings, but I can’t “1989 World Tour” in the state last least 40,000 homes. rescued since Friday, with more appears every Wednesday. Read her blog do it anymore. year. More than 60,000 people have being brought to safety by the hour. online at http://susanrray.com. I’m still in love with “Loretta,” and I want to be with her. But now I have many responsibilities — husband, kids, etc. John McLaughlin, host of I have told my husband about my feelings, but he confrontational TV show, dies seems to think this is some- thing I’ll get over. I was 17 when Loretta and I started NEW YORK (AP) — John cous format that largely dis- our relationship. We still McLaughlin, the conservative pensed with politicians. It instead love each other very much. I political commentator and host featured journalists quizzing, don’t want to hurt him, so of the namesake long-running talking over and sometimes in- what do I do? — FOLLOW- television show that pioneered sulting each other. In recent ING MY HEART IN ALA- hollering-heads discussions of years, the show billed itself as BAMA Washington politics, has died. He “The American Original” — a DEAR FOLLOWING: was 89. nod to shows that copied the for- What you do is tell your McLaughlin died Tuesday mat. husband that you thought morning, according to an an- “My feeling is talk shows have you might be able to get nouncement on the Facebook not kept pace with the break- over your love for Loretta, page of “The McLaughlin throughs and changes in format but that you haven’t. Do not Group” series. No cause of death in television generally,” expect him to take the news was mentioned, but an ailing McLaughlin told The Associated lightly because he has good McLaughlin had missed the tap- Press in 1986. “I began the group reason to be upset. But he ing for this past weekend’s show as a talk show of the ‘90s.” needs to know that none of for the first time in the series’ 34 He said informing an audience this is his fault. years. could be entertaining: “The ac- If he has trouble accepting Since its debut in April 1982, quisition of knowledge need not and understanding this, sug- “The McLaughlin Group” up- be like listening to the Gregorian gest he contact the Straight ended the soft-spoken and non- chant.” Spouse Network (straight- confrontational style of shows Critics said the show was more spouse.org) for the support it such as “Firing Line,” ‘’Wash- about show business and enter- offers to the heterosexual ington Week in Review” and tainment than journalism and partners of LGBT individuals. “Agronsky & Co.” with a rau- politics. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 17, 2016 — A9 ENTERTAINMENT

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Horoscope Thursday, Aug. 18, 2016 build a brighter future. achieve. best dealt with ration- time with people who appreciate your goals. Getting involved in enjoyable VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — SCORPIO (Oct. 24- ally. If anger erupts, and love you. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) activities with people you find Put your life and relationships in Nov. 22) — Putting in you are best off back- ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Avoid organizations or people interesting and informative will perspective. A last-minute too many hours at ing away and doing — Saving and investing wisely trying to take advantage of you. make a huge difference to your change will be to your advan- work will cause prob- your own thing. Joint will give you leverage when an Making donations or offering life. You need to flesh out your tage, so don’t make a fuss. Self- lems in your personal ventures will be rid- opportunity arises. your time and services will not ideas and refrain from letting improvement will be more life. Make plans to do dled with problems Show what you are capable of bring you what you expect in re- others stifle or discourage your rewarding than trying to change something special and disagreements. doing and don’t be afraid to take turn. Cut your losses. Charity be- plans. Explore and experience. others. with children or a AQUARIUS (Jan. the reins. gins at home. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — loved one to make up 20-Feb. 19) — If you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Check out your options and Helping others will make a dif- for your hectic sched- let others do as they — Traveling and socializing — Short trips will yield experi- work hard to ensure that you ference to the way you live. A ule. Eugenia please, you will be with like-minded people will be ences that will give you food for have time to enjoy someone or partnership will bring you closer SAGITTARIUS Last given the same in re- enlightening. The connections thought and different ideas about something that makes you to reaching your goals and the (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — turn. You will accom- you make and the information how to live your life. Romance happy. Learn from the past and satisfaction you strive to Emotional matters will plish the most if you you gather will help you reach is on the rise. escalate quickly. Stick to the work at your own speed using Sudoku truth and refuse to let indulgence your own methods. or overspending lead to loss or PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Crossword regret. Arguments will erupt if — Emotions will surface if you aren’t willing to compro- someone disagrees with your mise. plans or interferes in your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. progress. Don’t give in to bully- 19) — An emotional matter is ing or selfish demands. Spend World Almanac Databank

Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2016 TODAY’S FACT: At the time TODAY’S HISTORY: In when he was providing key in- 1585, European colonists disem- formation on the Watergate scan- barked at Roanoke Island in dal to Washington Post reporters North Carolina. Bob Woodward and Carl Bern- In 1863, Union forces began stein, W. Mark Felt was the asso- shelling Fort Sumter in South ciate director of the FBI, the Carolina. bureau’s second-highest ranking In 1959, a magnitude-7.3 earth- official. quake struck near Hebgen Lake TODAY’S SPORTS: In 2008, in Montana, causing a landslide swimmer Michael Phelps won a that later formed Earthquake gold medal in the 400-meter Lake. medley relay, becoming the first In 1998, President Bill Clinton athlete to win eight gold medals testified before a grand jury and in a single Olympic Games. later apologized on national tele- TODAY’S QUOTE: “Liberate vision for having a “wrong” rela- the minds of men and ultimately tionship with White House intern you will liberate the bodies of Monica Lewinsky. men.” — Marcus Garvey TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Davy Crockett (1786-1836), Lottery frontiersman/soldier; Marcus Garvey (1887-1940), Black Na- Tuesday tionalist leader; Samuel Goldwyn (1882-1974), film producer; Mae Cash 3 Evening 6-4-4 West (1893-1980), actress; W. Cash 3 Midday 7-8-1 Mark Felt (1913-2008), FBI Cash 3 Morning 5-8-8 agent; Maureen O’Hara (1920- Cash 4 Evening 8-4-8-1 2015), actress; Robert De Niro Cash 4 Midday 9-3-0-9 (1943- ), actor; Sean Penn (1960- Cash 4 Morning 4-5-1-1 ), actor/director; Jon Gruden Mega Millions (1963- ), football coach/analyst; 02-43-52-62-63 Donnie Wahlberg (1969- ), Mega Ball 6, Megaplier 5 singer/actor. Est. jackpot: $52 million A10 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 17, 2016 NATION/WORLD

World in Brief 80,000 flee monstrous fire kinds of things burn, including Indonesia says 28-square the Summit Inn, a historic diner missing tanker likely near I-15, he said. mile blaze “I’m looking up here and I’m taken by own crew seeing buses, I’m seeing out- spreads with buildings, I’m seeing houses,” he JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) said. — A fuel tanker that disap- astonishing It was among several large fires peared from a Malaysian port burning up and down California, was likely taken by its own speed from Shasta County in the far crew in a dispute with their em- north to Camp Pendleton Marine ployer, Indonesian authorities LOS ANGELES (AP) — It tore base in San Diego County. It said Wednesday. through canyons and flew over came after several steady weeks Malaysian and Indonesian ridges in every direction with as- of major fires around the state, maritime authorities have been tonishing speed, sending flames even though the full force of fire searching for the Indonesian- 80 feet skyward and forcing tens season has yet to arrive. flagged MT Vier Harmoni after of thousands to flee their homes. But even longtime observers it dropped out of contact on The Southern California wild- were surprised by the staggering Tuesday evening. fire that began as a small mid- speed of the Southern California There were suspicions the morning patch of flame next to fire. tanker had been hijacked. For Interstate 15 in the Cajon Pass It prompted Gov. Jerry Brown years, gangs of armed thieves had by Tuesday’s end turned into to declare a state of emergency in have targeted small tankers op- a 28-square-mile monster that the area within hours of it break- erating off Southeast Asian had burned an untold number of ing out, a move that more often coasts, looking for marine homes. comes after a blaze has done sev- diesel and oil to steal and then “This moved so fast,” said Dar- eral days of destruction. sell. ren Dalton, 51, who along with AP The fire forced a shutdown of And militants in the southern his wife and son had to get out of Firefighters battle the Bluecut Fire in Cajon Pass, north of San Bernardino, Calif., Tues- part of Interstate 15, leaving Philippines have staged ransom his house in Wrightwood, a day. commuters and travelers kidnappings in the regional wa- mountain town of 4,500 popular stranded for hours. ters in recent months. with skiers in winter. “It went miles around the blaze was filled proached. “It’s raining ash,” An- surged west to the Los Angeles Six firefighters were briefly Indonesia’s western naval from ‘have you heard there’s a with smoke. derson said, breathing hard. County line and east to the Mo- trapped by flames at a home command said in a statement fire?’ to ‘mandatory evacuation’ The sound of explosions — They were among more than jave Desert in the east. The dam- where the occupants had refused that it has information the cap- before you could take it all in. possibly from ammunition stored 82,000 people from over 34,000 ages were likely to be vast and to leave, forcing the crew to pro- tain of the vessel twice in- This is a tight little community in homes — could be heard in the homes were under evacuation or- serious once they could be prop- tect the house, fire officials said. formed his employer he was up here. Always in rally mode. distance. ders, said Eric Sherwin of the erly measured. “We were fully engulfed in taking the ship back to the In- Suddenly it’s a ghost town.” Shannon Anderson of Blue San Bernardino County Fire De- Sherwin confirmed Tuesday smoke,” county firefighter Cody donesian island of Batam be- Hundreds of cars packed with Mountain Farms horse ranch in partment. night that it had burned at least a Anderson told KCBS-TV. “It was cause of an “internal residents, belongings and ani- Phelan had to load up and evacu- Devouring ranchlands 60 miles dozen buildings, some of them really hard just to see your hand management problem.” mals left the town. The air for ate 40 horses as the fire ap- east of Los Angeles, the blaze homes. He said he had seen all in front of your face.” It said there was no indication of any violence and it is coor- dinating with Malaysia to lo- cate the ship. LA police detain 2 in investigation of armed men Vier Abdul Jamal, chief exec- Soft on sexual harassment? utive of the ship’s owner Vier- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Two men who were confrontation and just monitor them, Held said. lines Asia Group, said the watched by police as they marched through a Los At one point the men showed their guns off to a tanker has 10 Indonesian crew Angeles suburb carrying assault rifles and wear- television news cameraman. and is currently chartered by ing military-style gear were later detained after They said the weapons, which appeared to be another company for two years. a standoff that occurred when their car was AR-15 assault rifles, were not loaded. In Califor- stopped in the city of Los Angeles, authorities nia, openly carrying an unloaded firearm is a said Tuesday. misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in Turkey to release Residents began calling 911 shortly after mid- jail. 38,000 from jail; frees night to report the two men, Inglewood police Lt. Broadcast footage showed the men, who are Greg Held said. black, pacing through dark, empty streets, the space for plotters While the two carried weapons, they didn’t guns slung over their shoulders, occasionally de- threaten anyone, and officers decided to avoid crying racism and white supremacy. ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkey issued a decree Wednesday paving the way for the conditional release of some 38,000 prisoners, the justice minister said — an apparent move to reduce its prison pop- AP file ulation to make space for thou- University of California, Berkeley chancellor Nicholas sands of people who have been Dirks speaks to students, staff and alumni. arrested as part of an investiga- tion into last month’s failed coup. Embattled Berkeley The government decree, is- sued under Turkey’s three- month long state of emergency chancellor resigns that was declared following the coup, allows the release of in- BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — tion and to optimize fundraising. mates who have two years or The University of California, But he came under fire for the less to serve of their prison Berkeley chancellor, who critics way he handled sexual harass- terms and makes convicts who alleged was too lenient when ment cases involving faculty have served half of their prison handling sexual harassment cases members. term eligible for parole. Some involving high-profile faculty In one case, Sujit Choudhry, the prisoners are excluded from the members, has resigned his post. former dean of the law school, measures: people convicted of University of California Presi- received only a temporary pay murder, domestic violence, dent Janet Napolitano said Tues- cut and orders to undergo coun- sexual abuse or terrorism and day that she accepted UC seling as punishment after an in- other crimes against the state. Berkeley Chancellor Nicholas vestigation substantiated claims The measures would not Dirks’ resignation and that a that he repeatedly kissed and apply for crimes committed search for his successor would touched a subordinate. after July 1, excluding any peo- start immediately. The university also faced criti- ple later convicted of involve- Dirks plans to stay on until a cism for what some saw as its lax ment in the failed July 15 coup. new successor is named and in discipline in three other sexual place, Napolitano said. harassment cases involving the Dirks said in a message to the campus’ vice chancellor for re- Senior N. Korean campus community he plans to search, a prominent astronomer diplomat based in become a full-time professor at and the dean of the law school. the university. All three men initially were al- London defects “I have come to the personal de- lowed to keep their jobs but cision that the time is right for me ended up resigning under pres- SEOUL, South Korea (AP) to step aside and allow someone sure. — A senior North Korean else to take up the financial and In March, Dirks rolled out a diplomat based in London has institutional challenges ahead of plan to address sexual harass- defected to South Korea, be- us,” Dirks wrote. ment three days after a UC coming one of the highest-level Dirks took office as UC Berke- Berkeley assistant men’s basket- officials to do so, South Korea ley’s 10th chancellor on June 1, ball coach who was found to said Wednesday. 2013 and during his tenure have violated the school’s sexual Thae Yong Ho, minister at the launched major initiatives to harassment policy was swiftly North Korean Embassy in Lon- strengthen undergraduate educa- fired. don, has arrived in South Korea with his family, Seoul’s Unifi- cation Ministry said. Ministry spokesman Jeong Navy names ship after gay Joon-Hee said Thae told South Korean officials that he decided rights advocate Harvey Milk to defect because of his disgust with the government of North WASHINGTON (AP) — The however, ended with an “other Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Navy is naming a ship in honor than honorable” discharge, due his yearning for South Korean of the late gay rights leader Har- to allegations of fraternization democracy and worries about vey Milk, who served in the with enlisted personnel. the future of his children. Navy for four years before he Some argue that Milk was Jeong said Thae was the sec- began a career in San Francisco forced out of the military be- ond-highest official in North city government. cause he was gay. A defense of- Korea’s embassy, and is the Navy Secretary Ray Mabus ficial said Tuesday that Milk most senior North Korean said Tuesday that Milk dis- accepted the other than honor- diplomat to defect to South played tremendous courage able discharge to avoid possible Korea. In 1997, the North Ko- fighting for the rights of the disciplinary action. rean ambassador to Egypt fled LGBT community. Fraternization with enlisted but resettled in the United The ship is one of a new fleet personnel by an officer is States. of replenishment oilers that will against military regulations — Britain’s Foreign Office de- be built in San Diego. whether they are the same or dif- clined to comment. Milk’s career as a Navy officer, ferent genders. Herald-Citizen

Wednesday, August 17, 2016 SPORTS B TTU men’s COOKEVILLE HIGH VOLLEYBALL Tech tennis golf team adds Ribeiro set for new as assistant season coach

TTU Sports Information TTU Sports Information A wealth of NCAA tournament ex- There’s a sense of familiarity with perience, a skilled player and now the 2016 fall slate of the Tennessee an assistant coach. Tech men’s golf team, as the newest There’s no question that Rogerio schedule for the Golden Eagles fea- Ribeiro brings a lot to the table, and tures three return trips to events that now as Tennessee Tech’s assistant saw success from the purple and men’s tennis coach, Ribeiro’s next gold just last season. task will be to help take the Golden “A couple of the tournaments we Eagles to the next level. will be going to are ones we have “I am very excited Rogerio is com- participated in the past,” head ing to TTU tennis,” said Tech head coach Polk Brown explained. “The tennis coach Kenny Doyle. “His last two we did not attend last sea- playing experience in the NCAA son, so there is a little mix of both Championships and his knowledge old and new when it comes to ex- and excitement will bring lots of perience at these courses.” positive energy to our players. Just as was with the women’s “He will be a great addition and schedule, the men will also kick off asset to the program. I know the the 2016 campaign with a return team is excited to have him with trip to Myrtle Beach, S.C. for the us.” GolfWeek Program Challenge at The 24-year-old Ribeiro, a native TRUE Blue Plantation from Sept. of Sao Paulo, Brazil, put together an 11-13. amazing career while playing at “Starting off the semester, we’re ETSU. headed back to Myrtle Beach with But the NCAA Doubles Tourna- the women’s team and playing at ment run Ribeiro had with partner TRUE Blue again,” Brown said. David Biosca stands as a highlight. “We had some success there last Claiming the first victory by an year. Matthew (Giles) obviously ETSU doubles duo in the NCAA did very well and we got some Tournament, the pair defeated New good vibes there. It’s a course Mexico’s Hayden Sabatka and Bart where the guys are going to have to Van Leijsen 6-4 and 6-4, then go low. It’s a shootout. In the next knocked off the nation’s top-ranked few weeks when we get everyone pair in Florida’s Diego Hidalgo and back, we’ll be looking for some Gordon Watson 6-4 and 7-5. good scores during qualifying. That victory earned All-American Having spoken with the guys over nods for the ETSU duo, becoming the summer, I know they’re looking the third and fourth tennis student- forward to going back there.” athletes in program history to Also making a second-straight ap- achieve that honor. pearance on the men’s fall slate is Ribeiro’s run continued as the SIUE’s Derek Dolenc Invitational, ETSU pair defeated North Car- a two-day event spanning Sept. 26- Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen olina’s Jack Murray and Brayden 27 at Gateway National Golf Club Schnurr 6-2 and 7-6 (7) to advance in St. Louis, Mo. Cookeville's Grace Roberts hits a volley just past a Wilson Central blocker during the Lady Cavs' 3-0 victory to the tournament semifinals, before “SIUE’s tournament is at another on Tuesday night at CHS. falling to Texas A&M’s Arthur excellent course and gives us early Rinderknech and Jackson Withrow playing experience against a few 6-2, 5-7 and 1-0 (7) to end their run. different teams from the OVC,” Lady Cavs topple Wilson Last season, the duo finished 14-7, Brown added. “It’s a great track and including a 4-1 record against na- we really enjoyed going up there tionally ranked foes. last year and we’re excited to have Central in season opener Ribeiro was named the 2016 the chance to return.” Southern Conference tournament’s An Oct. 10-11 trek to Bowling Most Outstanding Player after Green, Ky. represents the final con- going 16-5 in the regular season and secutive appearance for the Golden By BEN CRAVEN The Lady Wildcats were on their ball all the time, which is better for her. a perfect 3-0 mark in the conference Eagles in the fall, Western Ken- HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff biggest run of the night as they went I felt like she did really well tonight with tournament – all three victories tucky’s Kenny Perry Invitational at from being down 10-8 to leading CHS out-of-system balls — balls that aren’t claiming wins for the Buccaneers. The Club at Olde Stone. And last The Cookeville High School volleyball 14-10. set perfect.” Ribeiro was also named to the All- year’s success will make for an ex- team kicked it’s season off in a great way “It’s going to happen,” CHS head coach The third set went much like the first as SoCon First Team in both singles cellent kick start for the return trip. as the Lady Cavs toppled the Wilson Jackie Cox said. “Teams are going to get the Lady Cavs were down 2-1 but scored and doubles. “We came very close to winning Central Lady Wildcats 3-0 at CHS on good plays, and you can’t allow it rattle the next seven points to give them an 8- In 2014-15, Ribeiro won 13 sin- at Olde Stone last fall,” Brown re- Tuesday night. you. There were a few times when we 2 lead. Cookeville extended its lead to gles matches and had a 12-8 dou- called. “We finished third there and The first set started out with both teams got in a slump of serve receptions where 14-7, before the Lady Wildcats started to bles record with Biosca, including a Matthew tied for second, so we got going point-for-point we were shanking the ball. I just re- creep back into it. 5-1 mark in the SoCon. He was some good mojo at that event going until the Lady Cavs minded them to stay calm during those The Lady Wildcats tied the game at 16, named to the All-SoCon first team into this year. Olde Stone is just a broke free and went on times. I never felt like the ball game was before the Lady Cavs started to pull in singles and doubles, as well as world-class facility and always a 17-2 run to give them out of our control.” away again. Masters capped off a 6-1 run named to the Spring Academic All- plays extremely difficult. I know a comfortable 20-9 Then, Kyndal Driver went back to for CHS with back-to-back kills to give SoCon list as well as the SoCon our guys are up to the challenge and lead. The Lady Wild- serve and brought the Lady Cavs back to the Lady Cavs a 22-17 lead. Honor Roll. it’ll be nice to play a course of that cats began to creep back, going on a 9-2 a tie at 14. The teams were neck and Once again, Wilson Central began to Ribeiro came off of a medical red- caliber during our fall break.” run to make it 22-16, but the Lady Cavs neck until a big kill from senior Riley mount a comeback only to be cut short shirt in 2013-14, suffering a season- Tech will stay in state for its fourth closed it out and won the first set 25-18. Masters gave the Lady Cavs some when Hannah Durbin lifted the ball just ending injury in the fall tournament tournament of the fall, visiting the The Lady Wildcats looked to be off to breathing room at 20-18 and ultimately over the front line of Wilson Central hit- season. But he did complete a win home of OVC rival Austin Peay in a slow start again in the second set as the the second-set win with a final score of ters for the 25-21 set and match win. over No. 4 ranked Ryan Lipman Clarksville. for the F&M Bank In- Lady Cavs went up 5-2 to start. How- 25-19. Cox was impressed with what she saw from Vanderbilt before getting side- tercollegiate at Clarksville Country ever, this time, Wilson Central did not let “I feel like Riley is really improving,” Tuesday night, especially when you con- lined. the set get out of hand early as they came Cox said. “We’ve changed our tempo a See GOLF, Page B4 back to tie it up a 6 and again at 10. little bit for her. We’ve gone to a quicker See PREP, Page B4 See TENNIS, Page B4 Braves fall to Twins’ Santana Monterey golfers By GEORGE HENRY The Twins took a 1-0 lead in the first on Associated Press Trevor Plouffe’s RBI double. In the eighth, Joe Mauer hit his 10th homer and split with York ATLANTA — Atlanta Braves first Kurt Suzuki had an RBI single to make baseman Freddie Freeman knows how it 3-0. well Ervin Santana commands his fast- Brandon Kintzler earned his 12th save From Staff Reports is a very good team and that’s ball on both sides of the plate. in 13 chances after facing four batters in their home course. (So) to be They were teammates in Atlanta in the ninth. Connor McBroom fired a 39 that close on that course is a 2014, but familiarity hasn’t helped much. Santana allowed three runners to get and Hunter Grubbs shot 42 good effort. Freeman is 1 for 12 in his career against into scoring position before striking out Tuesday to help the Monterey “Connor had a great day and Santana. Jace Peterson in the second, Chase d’Ar- High School Wildcats and Lady he actually could have shot 36. “He’s got that slider you think you’re naud in the third and pinch-hitter Jeff Wildcats earn a split golf deci- Matt Harris, our top player, just going to hit, and it just disappears,” Free- Francoeur in the seventh. sion with York had a bad day. His high before man said. “He had it working today.” Pitching against the majors’ weakest of- Institute. The Tuesday was a 44. It was just The Braves managed just four hits fense, Santana improved to 3-2 with a match was one of those days, even the pro- against Santana in seven scoreless in- 1.99 ERA in seven starts since the All- played at 76 fessional golfers have bad nings, and their rally in the eighth fell Star break. Atlanta ranks last in runs and Falls Golf days.” short in a 4-2 loss to the Minnesota homers. Course in Al- Looper said he and the Lady Twins on Tuesday night. “He’s efficient,” interim Braves man- bany, Ky. Wildcats left the match Tuesday Minnesota improved to 48-71, four ager Brian Snitker said. “He throws Despite McBroom’s big day, before all the York golfers fin- games better than the Braves, in a strikes. He changes speeds. He can bury the Wildcats dropped the boys’ ished their round. “I know we matchup of the two worst teams in the his breaking ball when he wants to.” decision 167-165. Gordonsville won,” Looper said, “but I have major leagues. The Braves cut the lead to 3-2 in the finished third with a 244. a call into the York coach.” Santana (6-9) walked two and struck eighth. Ryan Pressly gave up Matt Lane Phipps supported McB- Alex Garcia shot 51 for Mon- out six, throwing 64 of his 107 pitches Kemp’s RBI double and Nick Markakis’ room with a 41 and teammate terey, while Katelyn Hicks fired for strikes to win his third straight start. RBI groundout, but he stranded a runner Cade Painter was only one a 60. John Bazemore | AP Atlanta beat him 2-0 on July 26, but San- at third when Adonis Garcia lined out. stroke back at 42. Chris Willix The Wildcats and Lady Wild- Atlanta Braves shortstop Chase d'Arnaud tana had his repertoire working in muggy Minnesota made it 4-2 in the ninth fired a 45. Matt Harris and Max cats will host Jackson County comes down on top of Minnesota Twins' Joe conditions at Turner Field. when Mauricio Cabrera, the sixth of Troyer shot identical 49s. and Clay County Monday at Mauer as he turns a double play on a Trevor “I feel great,” Santana said. “There was seven Atlanta pitchers, gave up “I am really proud of the way Cumberland Cove Golf Course Plouffe ground ball during the sixth inning a lot of humidity, but we got the win. the guys played,” said Mon- in Monterey. Tee time is set for in Atlanta on Tuesday. That’s the most important thing.” See BRAVES, Page B4 terey coach John Looper. “York 3:30 p.m. B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 17, 2016 001 Legals 108 Concrete,Masonry 135 Yard Work/Related 215 Employment Opp. 215 Employment Opp.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS METCOM INC. is a local metal ESTATE OF TRUMAN BELLIS! CONCRETE forming company accepting ap- Complete Concrete Work YARD MAN VAUGHN, DECEASED Notice is Slabs, driveways, bsmts, sidewalks plications for a 1st shift Metal hereby given that on 3RD day of FREE Est., experienced Spinner (lathe operator). Inter- Stamped & colored concrete, Low rates, great work. AUGUST 2016, Letters TESTA- acid staining, exposed aggregate. ested applicants can apply Mon, Mowing. CABINET MANUFACTURER is MENTARY in respect of the Es- Serving Cookeville Area Since 1997 Aug 15, thru Fri, Aug 26, tate of TRUMAN VAUGHN de- 931-432-2494 or 931-261-4629 looking for Exp'd finishers, Exp'd between the hrs of 9A & 3P. at Licensed, insured. Drug free work- custom color matcher, Exp'd ceased who died JULY 26TH, place. 858-6240 / 528-6240 WOULD LIKE to do yard work 2178 Fisk Rd, Cookeville, TN. 2016 were issued to the under- sanders, computerized panel G&L CONCRETE Call saw operators, order processors signed by the Probate Court of (931)650-1005 All applicants must have a high Putnam County, Tennessee. Driveways, sidewalks, patios, exp'd in cabinet related software school diploma or GED. We of- All persons, resident and non- retaining walls. Free Est. 20 DODSON LAWN CARE! & general laborers. Benefits in- fer competitive wages, paid holi- resident, having claims, ma- yrs exp. Call 931-213-2220 • Commercial - Residential clude: good pay, pd holidays, pd days and sick days, vacation, • Mowing vacations, health, dental & life 001 tured or unmatured, against the 401K, medical, dental and life in- Legals estate are required to file same 110 Construction Work • Landscaping insurance. We are a TN drug- surance. METCOM Inc. is an with the Clerk of the above- • Sod free workplace. Please apply in Equal Opportunity Employer and NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE • Seed & Aerate person or send resume by fax, named Court on or before the BOB'S Construction: Specializ- a member of the Tennessee TRUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS, earlier of the dates prescribed in • Mulch email or mail. Drugfree Workplace Program. default has occurred in the per- ing in concrete, brick/block, addi- • Fertilize SMITHPORT CABINETRY (1) or (2) otherwise their claims tions, remodels, hardwood/tile, formance of the covenants, will be forever barred: 15 years experience. 1045 West Broad Street terms and conditions of a Deed roofing, building packages, and Use Commercial Smithville, TN 371666 NEED A MEDICAL BILLER (1)(A) Four (4) months from the all your construction needs. preferably certified for a busy of Trust dated October 30, 2007, date of the first publication of this Equipment Call (931) 260-8646 615-597-5890/615-597-2193 fax executed by GARY BENSON, Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • Afford- [email protected] practice of 2 practitioners. notice if the creditor received an able Prices 931-319-6107. BUSHHOGGING Should have experience of at RUTH RICHMOND, conveying actual copy of this notice to cred- certain real property therein de- FREE ESTIMATES CUSTOMER SERVICE: 30 least 3 yrs and be able to negoti- itors at least sixty (60) days be- B&B ROOFING & REMODEL- hrs/wk. Must have excellent scribed to ROBERT M. ING: Roof Repairs & Replace- (931) 510-8505 ate contracts with billing com- fore the date that is four (4) phone & computer skills. $10/hr. panies. Send resume to BOX WILSON, as Trustee, as same months from the date of the first ment. Roof Cleaning, Home Re- AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE appears of record in the Re- 537-2230 1171, H-C P.O. Box 2729, Ckvl, publication; or pairs, additions & remodeling. Mowing, Aerating, Over Seed- gister's Office of Putnam County, Lic'd/Ins'd Free Est (931)979-2076 ing, Mulching, Trimming ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR TN 38502-2729 Tennessee recorded February 4, (B) Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor received an actual Make Appt. (931)260-1659 Hiring Commercial Electricians 2008, in Deed Book 445, Page MELVIN'S SMALL JOBS Lic'd/Ins'd FREE Estimates and Experienced Helpers to NOW HIRING for Postions 75-85; and WHEREAS, the be- copy of the notice to creditors if Masonry & Landscaping the creditor received the copy of work in Carthage, TN. Good Servicing Putnam Co. Schools neficial interest of said Deed of LANDSCAPER w/15 Years Exp Apply in person at the notice less than sixty (60) Call (931)881-5469 or in Nashville wants to help you Pay, Great Benefits, Immediate Trust was last transferred and (931)214-0075 Start. For information call 615- 2000 N. Willow Ave, Ckvl assigned to BANK OF AMER- days prior to the date that is four w/all aspects of landscaping, (4) months from the date of first FLATT CONSTRUCTION For drainage problems & hard- 394-5129. ICA, N.A. who is now the owner NOW HIRING form carpenters, of said debt; and WHEREAS, publication as described in all your building needs. Any scapes. Free Est. Comm/Res FINISHED WOOD manufacturer (1)(A): or home repair, plumbing, garages, (931)239-4307, 713-2550 for the marine industry has a full heavy equip operators and gen- the undersigned,Rubin Lublin eral laborers. Drug screen reqd. TN, PLLC, having been appoin- (2) Twelve (12) months from the decks, porches, siding, roofing, DREAM SCAPES LANDSCAPE time night finish sprayer position decedent's date of death. additions.(931)265-5687 available. Spraying experience Apply in person 165 W Broad ted as Substitute Trustee by in- Mowing, mulch, top soil, land- Cookeville or fax 931-526-5171 strument to be filed for record in scape gravel, bobcat, dump required. Other positions avail- the Register's Office of Putnam This 3RD DAY OF AUGUST 120 Painting/Wallpaper truck. Stone work & flagstone, able for day shift, buffing & raw County, Tennessee. NOW, 2016 Call (931)252-4707 wood sanders. Apply in person Cookeville Regional Medical THEREFORE, notice is hereby PAINTING/ STAINING / P. at Wood-Tech Corp. 230 E Wall Center given that the entire indebted- Signed VICKI PERRY & LARRY H&M PERFORMANCE St. Algood. Monday-Thursday seeking PRN Shuttle Driver VAUGHN CO-EXECUTORS WASH, window screens, ness has been declared due and Plumb., Elec., Storm Doors. 38 LAWN CARE 7am to 3pm. payable, and that the under- yrs exp. Exc. Ref's. Call David, Residential, Commercial; The shuttle driver provides trans- Attorney for the Estate HANDYMEN NEEDED for Es- portation for designated custom- signed, Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, 931-445-3796 or 265-0639. Free Estimates. Call Ryan tablished Property Management as Substitute Trustee or his duly JAMES D. MADEWELL (931)265-3122 or Tyler Har- ers to and from remote parking P.O. BOX 721 Munoz Remolding & Painting Company. Must own tools & areas and other specific points. appointed agent, by virtue of the ris (931)319-0782 vehicle, Internet Savvy a plus. power, duty and authority ves- COOKEVILLE, TN 38503 Bathroom remodeling •Hard- Responds to requests for cus- ted and imposed upon said Sub- wood •Wall Repair •Int/Ext •Deck Greener Grass Landscaping & Knowledge, Electric and HVAC tomer service and creates/main- stitute Trustee will, on Septem- Marcia Borys, Circuit and Staining •Gutters Cleaned and Lawncare. Veteran owned & op- knowledge also a plus 866-806- tains a positive public image as ber 1, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Probate Clerk MUCH MORE! (931)239-5812 erated, Res./Comm., free estim- 3815. www.stevensrentals.com an initial point of contact for cus- Door to the Putnam County 421 East Spring Street ates, yearly contracts available, HIRING WEEKLY tomers. High school graduate or Courthouse, 421 East Spring Cookeville, TN 38501 121 Pest Control Kyle Farley 931-239-6183, •Temps to Hire for Local Factory. equivalent (GED) required. Pre- Street, Cookeville, TN 38501, 8/10, 17 Wesley Goff 931-265-8841 •Quality Control Inspectors. vious experience as a Shuttle proceed to sell at public outcry to Call DP Personnel Driver preferred. the highest and best bidder for REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 140 Other (931) 372-8882 cash or certified funds ONLY, 257 S. Willow Ave, Ckvl Apply online at: the following described property The City of Cookeville Depart- "JACKSON'S MOVING SERVICE" www.crmchealth.org situated in Putnam County, Ten- ment of Water Quality Control Need to move? We have the 20' HOME CAREGIVERS is seek- E.O.E. nessee, to wit: THE LAND RE- will be accepting proposals for a box truck & men to do the job. No ing Exp'd, mature, compassion- FERRED TO IN THIS POLICY water line leak survey until 10:00 stress for you & your furniture. Ref's ate, dependable caregivers to PROBATION OFFICER IS SITUATED IN THE STATE a.m., Friday, September 2, 2016, Avail. Call for free Est. 931-268-9102 work in-home care in the Put- at their office located at 1860 S. nam Co. area. Duties would in- OF TN, COUNTY OF PUTNAM, ALL STAR PEST CONTROL LADIES, Accepting resumes for Proba- CITY OF COOKEVILLE AND Jefferson Ave, Cookeville, TN clude personal care, light tion Officer in Sparta, TN. 38506. Detailed request for pro- OF TENNESSEE Do you need time to just relax housekeeping & meal prep. If DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Complete Termite Service and be stress free? Can!t afford CERTAIN REAL ESTATE LOC- posals and additional informa- you are interested & have a Applicants must work well with tion may be obtained from the Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. the high costs of going to the genuine desire to assist the eld- ATED FIRST CIVIL DISTRICT All work guaranteed spa? If so call me today to book the public and be a team player. OF PUTNAM COUNTY, TEN- above office. Any questions re- erly give us a call at 931-528- All applicants are required to garding this proposal should be Free Estimates. your FREE spa party for you 8585 or send resume to NESSEE, AS FOLLOWS: BE- MARTY KELLY and your friends!!! have a B.S. degree in any field ING LOT 24 IN THE FAIRLAND addressed to Ronnie Kelly at www.homecaregiverstn.com or A.S. in Criminal Justice or a (931) 520-5259 or 931-526-8550 (931) 349-1352. Orientations are beginning soon SUBDIVISION OF THE TOWN Charter # 4252 Ask for Rebecca. so please give us a call. related field. Applicants must OF COOKEVILLE, TENNESS- [email protected]. have no prior record and will be EE, A PLAT OF WHICH IS OF Immediate Opening for main- subject to drug screening. RECORD IN THE REGISTER`S Ronnie J. Kelly 125 Home Renovation tenance/repair/fix it man. Must Director Please email resumes to OFFICE OF PUTNAM COUNTY, have some working knowledge [email protected] TENNESSEE, IN VOLUME 73, 8/16, 17 BOULDIN HOME REPAIR & of plumbing, electrical, remodel- PAGE 49 TO WHICH REFER- REMODELING. Plumbing, electri- ing, roofing repairs. Permanent ENCE IS MADE FOR A MORE 005 Public Notices cal, painting, dry wall, bathroom & P/T position. Honest, depend- PERFECT DESCRIPTION OF kitchen remodels. Carpentry work. able + trustworthy need only ap- Weekly Job SAID LOT. Parcel ID: D53C H 30 yrs exp. Free Est. 239-6061 ply. Ref's, credit ck req'd. Call 01801 000 PROPERTY AD- Some secrets need Hugh Billingsley daily 12PM- Fairs and DRESS: The street address of to be shared. 3PM @ 260-2032 the property is believed to be GANTT'S AUTO TRIM Legal Secretary needed for Ck- Hiring Events! 600 FREEZE ST, SEXUAL vl law firm. Exp preferred. Send COOKEVILLE, TN 38501-0000. & UPHOLSTERY REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & Complete Auto and Boat Interiors. resume PO Box 1433, Ckvl, TN In the event of any discrepancy ASSAULT Owner Wayne Gantt 38503 between this street address and DOORS. Call today for free in- Call or stop by today to it's not home Est. Serving Cookeville for 931-372-7606 the legal description of the prop- your fault! Looking for a Collision Repair erty, the legal description shall over 15 yrs. 931-Windows Estimator. Salary depends on find out who is hiring! control. CURRENT OWNER(S): For confidential help BEST CHOICE ROOFING 210 Child/Elder Care experience. Must have know- ledge of computers & automo- GARY BENSON, RUTH RICH- or information, call Shingle roof replacements, most 565-C S. Jefferson Ave. MOND OTHER INTERESTED projects completed in 1 day. I WOULD LIKE TO SIT biles. Can train you for the job. PARTIES: The sale of the Very competitive/low prices. Call with the elderly Must be customer oriented & a (931) 520-8789 above-described property shall for free evaluation/estimate. Call Mary @ (931)319-3538 team player. Apply in person at be subject to all matters shown (931)510-8083 Julian's Auto Body & Frame, on any recorded plat; any un- LICENSED DAYCARE We have 1702 S Jefferson Ave. paid taxes; any restrictive coven- immediate openings for ages 6wks-5yrs. 526-2016 LOOKING FOR A STABLE ants, easements or set-back (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707-5197 !!! JOB WITH A GROWING COM- lines that may be applicable; any THE BLESSED CARPENTER I WOULD like to house clean PANY?? Senior needs reliable man, prior liens or encumbrances as Honest. Dependable. Helping the or sit with elderly people part- pick up truck, axe, chainsaw, to well as any priority created by a world get better one job at a time. do light brush removal, clean 025 Special Notices Also pressure washing. time. 931-252-3893, 372-2540. Tri State Distribution, Inc., is now fixture filing; and to any matter hiring for entry level positions on gutters & haul off old appl's & Rodney Hogue, Owner/Operator furn. 931-284-7876. that an accurate survey of the 931-881-5851 215 Employment Opp. all shifts. If you want to work in a premises might disclose. This FOR YOUR clean & safe working environ- property is being sold with the CONVENIENCE ment, for a stable company who express reservation that it is 130 Tree Service/Related $300 SIGN ON BONUS: If you are a person who enjoys help- offers competitive wages + be- subject to confirmation by the The Herald Citizen has installed nefits, such as paid vacations & lender or Substitute Trustee. ing others & have strong inter- an after hours drop box for OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE personal skills you may want to holidays, & group health, dental, This sale may be rescinded at ! Circulation Dept. payments 4 generations of tree care. check out this great opportunity! vision, disability, & life insurance, Cookeville office opened in 1987 any time. The right is reserved to ! Classified Dept. payments Specialize in dangerous tree Community Options is hiring Dir- this is the place for you. High by Arnold E. Lefkovitz adjourn the day of the sale to an- ! Letters to the Editor removal. Grind stumps. Lic/Ins. ect Support Professionals to School Diploma or GED equival- ALL TYPES OF other day, time, and place cer- ! Community News Bulletin T. Bowman 537-2466;260-5655 support adults w/developmental ent + background check/pre-hire tain without further publication, ! I Like to Know Questions M & M TREE SERVICE disabilities in Cookeville, TN drug screen Req’d. Apply in per- BANKRUPTCIES upon announcement at the time ! News & Sports Info & Photos son from 8a-12p, Mon thru Fri, Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 and place for the sale set forth We trim, top & remove trees. area homes. FT, PT & PRN po- Also stump removal. sitions: $9.25/hr. 2nd, 3rd shift or send resume to 600 Vista More than 35 years of experience filing above. All right and equity of re- YOUR LOCAL NEWS SOURCE Drive, Sparta, TN, 38583 or by tens of thousands of bankruptcies. demption, statutory or otherwise, Free Est. Lic/Ins nights & weekend hrs! HS Dip- Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 loma/GED, valid DL & a satis- fax at 931-738-2019. Tri State • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures homestead, and dower are ex- Herald-Citizen Distribution is an EOE. • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment pressly waived in said Deed of factory background req. Send re- 1300 Neal Street FARLEY TREE SERVICE sumes by fax to (f) 931-372- Trust, and the title is believed to Cookeville, TN 38501 Trimming & Removal. Looking for an Exp'd MA or be good, but the undersigned 0052 or [email protected] LPN, Receptionist, Biller, & Of- Free Est. Lic'd/Ins'd. You can also apply in person ADOPTIONS will sell and convey only as Sub- IN CELEBRATION of the life of All wk guaranteed fice manager for an expanding stitute Trustee. The Property is HELEN WHEELER, born Au- 201 N. Oak Ste B. Ckvl EOE. multi-physician practice who is DIVORCE sold as is, where is, without rep- gust 25, 1920, who passed away (931)520-0114, 2nd Shift adding another provider. Excel- resentations or warranties of any August 2, 2016. We would like to cell 239-6184 Production Technician lent benefits & 401k available. CHILD CUSTODY kind, including fitness for a par- invite friends and family to join EVERGREEN TREE service We Please send resume to Box WILLS & PROBATE ticular use or purpose. THIS us at Aunt Sissy's house Au- top, trim, prune & remove trees. Essential functions of job in- 1173, H-C, PO Box 2729, Ckvl, 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville LAW FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO gust 20, 2016 at 2pm. Please Jeff Burchett & Shawn Rober- clude operation of hydraulic TN 38502-2729 Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area COLLECT A DEBT. ANY IN- contact Joe Wheeler for addi- son. Satisfaction guaranteed presses and automated as- NEW OPENINGS for Construc- 528-5297 FORMATION OBTAINED WILL tional information 734-558-1549. Fully Ins'd (931)319-1199, 261-8870 sembly equipment. Walking or tion workers. Pay depending on www.lefkovitz.com We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. BE USED FOR THAT PUR- standing a minimum of 7.5 hours experience. Call (931)510-4486. POSE. Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, PLEASE READ YOUR AD ARBOR MEDICS Tree Service per day. Daily lifting, pushing, © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz Substitute Trustee 119 S. Main The Herald-Citizen makes every Owner: Scott Winningham. pulling and moving items Street, Suite 500 Memphis, TN effort to assure that your ad is ISA Certified Arborist, between 35 and 50 pounds. Per- 38103 accurate. Advertisers should #SO-5152-AT form die installation, set-up and www.rubinlublin.com/property- read their advertisement the first 537-6829 / 261-1967 changeovers on press and as- listings.php day it appears and report any er- HAWKINS TREE SERVICE sembly equipment. Handling of Tel: (877) 813-0992 Fax: (404) rors immediately. The Herald- Trimming, Tree Removal, Stump raw steel coils, scrap coils and 601-5846 Ad #100809: Citizen is responsible for only Grinding. Lic'd/Ins., Ref. Avail. scrap bins. Use of powered in- 8/3, 10, 17 the first incorrect insertion and 931-644-2115 dustrial fork trucks and walk be- no allowance will be made for hinds required in this position. more than one insertion. 135 Yard Work/Related •Strong emphasis on quality & safety. 103 Auto Svc. & Repair RHETT BUTLER's LAWN CARE •H.S. Diploma or GED required. J & A AUTO SERVICE Great Mowing, Landscaping, Mulching, service at discount prices! TOW- Yard Maintenance ING AVAILABLE 931-260-6459 •Taiho Manufacturing of Ten- Call local cell 544-3303 nessee, LLC offers competitive LAWN MOWING: Gutter clean- wages and benefits after 90 105 Cleaning ing, light hauling. odd jobs, re- days. move old barns & buildings, gar- 0 FIRST CARPET CARE 0 age cleaning. Free Est, Reason- •Certified Drug Free Workplace TOM'S CARPET CLEANING able rates. 432-0863 / 510-4040 and Equal Opportunity Employer ++ 25YRS EXP++ LIC'D++ + PUTNAM GUARANTEED + MOWING, LANDSCAPING, •Pre-Employment Drug Screen Pressure Washing, hauling, and Background Check required. 349-2288 cleaning, odd jobs. Free Est. Same day service/Saturdays Call 265-5775 Apply in person Mon-Fri 7am- XTREME PRESSURE WASH BUSHHOGGING GARDEN 4pm 167 Bentley Harris Way, Commercial - Residential TILLING, FRONT END LOAD- Gordonsville, TN. 38563 vinyl, gutters, decks, concrete, ER, DIRT & GRAVEL WORK NEED PT Job sitting w/ the eld- etc. Licensed & Ins‚d. Free Est. LAWNMOWING,Reasonable erly or light house keeping. Gary Flatt, 931-261-5542 Rates. Exp'd(931)261-7871 Exp'd. 931-644-7493 HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 17, 2016 — B3 215 Employment Opp. 241 Health Care Emp. 415 RVs 510 Misc. For Sale 515 Garage/Yard Sales 610 Hay, Feed & Grain

T-4 Driller Helper wanted: Val- Cookeville Regional Medical HAVING A HARD TIME SEE- HUGE MOVING SALE BERMUDA GRASS HAY id driver's license req'd. We are Center seeking ING the print in your favorite in Cumberland Cove 4x5 rolls - $40 a TN Drug Free workplace. Full-Time & Part-Time Scribes Newspaper, Magazine or Bible 1107 Belmont Dr, Monterey Call 526-3470 or 644-5059 Equal Opportunity Employer. Ap- or ever had trouble reading the SATURDAY 8/20 .. 7AM - TIL ply Jackson Enterprises, 204 S The Scribe will be responsible telephone directory or a map? Furn: DR set, KS BR set, tools, Maple St, Lebanon, TN for facilitating patient flow in the compresser, generator, Stihl 630 Food For Sale (615)444-4545. office setting to ensure an accur- Now Available chainsaws, desk, Christmas dec- ate and complete medical re- orations, bookshelves & MORE! Fresh Peaches, homegrown corn, tomatoes, cantaloupe, wa- WAREHOUSE SHIPPING & cord for each patient. Assists Deluxe Framed medical provider by accompany- MULTI FAMILY MOVING SALE termelon. The Old Store Produce RECEIVING –SHUTTLE MAGNIFYING SHEET & More, 486 E Main St, Algood DRIVER ing them to record details into FRI..7 to ? & SAT..7 to 12 the Electronic Medical Record. BOAT and RV STORAGE: 40' 630 Enclave Point 38506 long, 12 ' wide doors, 14' tall. ONLY $3.25 EA. PLUS TAX Requirements must have a valid (White Plains) EDUCATION: High School Dip- Has electric & lights. Gated at children's clothes, adult clothes, 705 TN Driver’s License and an up- night. 4 min. No. of Algood right GET ONE TODAY!! Wanted To Rent dated Health Card. loma. Graduate of an accredited one rack of adult designer school for Medical Assistants off Hwy 111. Call (931)544-2871 Responsible for pulling orders, ! clothes, home decor, furniture, Equal Housing Opportunity with Certification as medical as- Start Seeing lots of misc PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real estate adver- loading and unloading trucks, sistant or Licensed as a Practic- ! Start Reading tised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal and rotation of product from 425 Autos for Sale Fair Housing Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- al Nurse with a Tennessee li- man Rights Act which makes it illegal to adver- plant to warehouse. cense required. 530 Boats & Equip. tise "any preference, limitation or discrimination •Computer and forklift experi- FOR SALE 2006 White Toyota based on race, color, religion, sex, familial status Camry, middle aged woman Herald-Citizen or national origin, handicap/disability or an inten- ence required. 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Position Announcement Information Technology Instructor The Tennessee College of Applied Technology – Livingston is accepting applications for the position of Information Technology Instructor. Minimum Qualifications: • Must have a high school diploma or equivalent. Post-secondary education preferred: TCAT Diploma, Associate Degree or Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology or related field is desired. • Have a minimum of three (3) years of successful work experience in a related field. • Must have strong hands-on technical background in computer support, networking and related technologies. • Must have expertise in desktop & server configuration & management, operating systems, networking, security, coding including HTML, JAVA, Python or comparable languages. • Professional certifications desired, such as A+, Net+, Security+ or equivalent • Must have a strong working knowledge in each of these areas and be able to effectively communicate technology. • Must have good organizational and planning skills. • Must have a commitment to maintain current certifications and the skills necessary to remain competent in each field of study. • Must possess good oral and written communications skills and the ability to deal with students and the public in a professional manner. • Be willing to learn and develop personalized instruction techniques to maximize classroom effectiveness. • Must establish and maintain effective interpersonal relationships with students, faculty, staff and members of business and industry. • Be willing to promote the Information Technology Program in the community when and where opportunities arise. • Classroom or teaching experience preferred • Must have excellent professional ethics. This position is responsible for individualized instruction in all phases of the program. Other duties include coordinating curriculum updates, student record keeping, industry and student recruitment, and placement and follow-up of program graduates. The successful candidate will also be responsible for the development of an active Advisory Committee comprised of professionals in the information technology profession. Salary: Commensurate with education and experience according to Tennessee Board of Regents and Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology guidelines. Qualified applicants should submit an application, copies of certifications, and a letter detailing how they meet the requirements for the position along with a current resume to: Dr. Myra West, Director Tennessee College of Applied Technology - Livingston P.O. Box 219, 740 High Tech Drive, Livingston, TN 38570 (931) 823-5525 • Fax: (931) 823-7484 Applications available on-line at: www.tcatlivingston.edu Deadline for Applying: Position will remain open until filled. TCATL is an EOE/AA/ ADA Employer B4 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, August 17, 2016  "! # $  "  !   1, 2, 3 & 4 BR APTS / SPORTS HOUSES NEW $280 - $800 Cable, Water/Appl's Furnished OVER 100 LOCATIONS Kids Welcome; Some Pets in PREP: Lady Cavs haven’t played together Designated Apts. 1830 BAYVIEW $170,000: 3BR, Open Mon - Fri 2BA under construction. SOARD PROPERTIES 260-4227 or 261-7979 From Page B1 these games.” tory with 25-17 and 25-20 victo- 526-1988 LandJcontractors.com ries in the final two games. Storage units available sider the fact that her varsity Lady Bees take down “The match was very close team consists of three returning from start to finish,” Upperman 1BR FURN'D APT. Elec, water, White County internet, cable incl'd. 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Dodgers 15, Philadelphia 5 Cleveland 68 49 .581 — Finals Detroit 63 56 .529 6 Medals table 8 a.m. Cincinnati 6, Miami 3 Kansas City 59 60 .496 10 Through Tuesday, Aug. 16 USA — Men’s Badminton; Men’s Basketball - Minnesota 4, Atlanta 2 Chicago 56 62 .475 12½ 203 of 306 total medal events Quarterfinal, Australia vs. Lithuania (LIVE); Tampa Bay 15, San Diego 1 Minnesota 48 71 .403 21 Nation G SBTot Women’s Water Polo - Semifinal, Hungary Chicago Cubs 4, Milwaukee 1, 2nd game West Division United States 28 28 28 84 vs. United States (LIVE); Men’s Badminton - St. Louis 8, Houston 5 Texas 71 50 .587 — China 17 15 19 51 Singles Quarterfinal; Men’s Basketball - Colorado 6, Washington 2 Seattle 63 55 .534 6½ Britain 19 19 12 50 Quarterfinal, Spain vs. France (LIVE); Men’s N.Y. Mets 7, Arizona 5 Houston 61 58 .513 9 Russia 12 12 14 38 Badminton - Mixed Doubles Gold Medal Pittsburgh 4, San Francisco 3 Oakland 52 68 .433 18½ France 7 11 11 29 Final; Men’s Table Tennis - Team Bronze Wednesday’s Games FOR LEASE: 2400 SF of prime Los Angeles 50 69 .420 20 Japan 7418 29 Medal; Taekwondo - Quarterfinals and Semi- San Diego at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Germany 11 8726 office space on W. Jackson, finals St. Louis at Houston, 2:10 p.m. Boston 5, Baltimore 3 Australia 78924 9 a.m. Washington at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. one of Cookeville’s busiest thor- Toronto 12, N.Y. Yankees 6 Italy 89623 NBC — Track & Field (LIVE); Equestrian - Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 3:45 p.m. oughfares! Vestibule, reception Cleveland 3, Chicago White Sox 1 Netherlands 83314 Team Jumping Gold Medal Final (LIVE); L.A. Dodgers at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Kansas City 6, Detroit 1 South Korea 63514 rm, built-in receptionist Gymnastics - Gala; Men’s Volleyball - Quar- Miami at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Minnesota 4, Atlanta 2 Canada 32914 desk/cabinets, conf. rm., kitchen, terfinal, United States vs. Poland (LIVE); Minnesota at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Tampa Bay 15, San Diego 1 Hungary 63413 Canoe/Kayak; Women’s Water Polo - Semi- Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. 2BA, multiple offices. Ample Texas 5, Oakland 4, 10 innings Brazil 34411 final, Russia vs. Italy (LIVE); Gymnastics - N.Y. Mets at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. St. Louis 8, Houston 5 New Zealand 36110 parking; easy ingress & egress. Gala Thursday’s Games L.A. Angels 7, Seattle 6 Kazakhstan 23510 Negotiable terms. 931-260-8524 9:30 a.m. Milwaukee (Davies 9-5) at Chicago Cubs (Ar- Wednesday’s Games Denmark 135 9 TELEMUNDO - Men’s Soccer - Brazil vs. Hon- rieta 14-5), 2:20 p.m. Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Cuba 224 8 duras (LIVE); Track & Field; Boxing (LIVE) L.A. Dodgers (Stripling 3-4) at Philadelphia NICE OFFICE space W Jack- San Diego at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Spain 412 7 10 a.m. (Eickhoff 8-12), 7:05 p.m. St. Louis at Houston, 2:10 p.m. North Korea 232 7 son, 1750 SF. 3 or more Offices. MSNBC — Women’s Field Hockey - Semifinal, Miami (Fernandez 12-6) at Cincinnati (Straily Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Poland 223 7 Netherlands vs. Germany (LIVE); Women’s 8-6), 7:10 p.m. Kitchen, BA, Conf area Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. South Africa 151 7 Wrestling - Qualifying; Men’s Handball - Washington (Lopez 1-1) at Atlanta (Whalen 1- (931)372-8720 Kansas City at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Ukraine 142 7 Quarterfinal, Brazil vs. France; Gymnastics - 1), 7:10 p.m. Minnesota at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Czech Republic 115 7 Gala (LIVE); Men’s Handball - Quarterfinal, Arizona (Bradley 4-8) at San Diego (Clemens Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Kenya 330 6 Germany vs. Qatar; Sailing - Gold Medal Fi- 2-2), 10:10 p.m. Seattle at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Uzbekistan 204 6 nals N.Y. Mets (deGrom 7-5) at San Francisco Thursday’s Games Sweden 141 6 2 p.m. (Bumgarner 11-7), 10:15 p.m. Boston (Buchholz 4-9) at Detroit (Boyd 4-2), Croatia 320 5 NBC UNIVERSO - Men’s Soccer - Nigeria vs. Friday’s Games 1:10 p.m. Jamaica 302 5 Germany (LIVE); Volleyball; Men’s Basket- Miami at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Houston (Musgrove 1-0) at Baltimore (Gaus- Belgium 212 5 ball - Quarterfinal, United States vs. Ar- St. Louis at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. man 3-10), 7:05 p.m. Switzerland 212 5 gentina (LIVE); Boxing L.A. Dodgers at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Rodon 3-8) at Cleveland Belarus 122 5 4 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. (Salazar 11-4), 7:10 p.m. Ethiopia 113 5 CNBC -Men’s Volleyball - Quarterfinal, Italy vs. Chicago Cubs at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Minnesota (Berrios 2-3) at Kansas City (Gee Georgia 113 5 Iran (LIVE); Women’s Field Hockey - Semifi- Milwaukee at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Northgate Business Park: 4-6), 8:15 p.m. Azerbaijan 023 5 nal, New Zealand vs. Great Britain N.Y. Mets at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Seattle (Iwakuma 14-7) at L.A. Angels (Shoe- Colombia 220 4 4800 SF Ground level ready for 7 p.m. Arizona at San Diego, 10:40 p.m. maker 6-13), 10:05 p.m. Greece 211 4 build out. Call 261-7903 NBC — Track & Field - Gold Medal Finals