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T Navigator Road. t - The vehicle belonged to Terrance Paul Beghin, who was 26 when he disappeared. 32 Beghin was last seen on Nov. 1, 1986, when he left his Port Charlotte home around midnight driving his ’82 Corvette, according to the Doe 77 Network — a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping law enforcement solve cold cases. Around 1 a.m., Beghin reportedly offered to pick up a roommate from his girlfriend’s house. Beghin never "Y A made it there. -71 Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman tl ,i'' r ( ::N . ;ram irk , ! . Debbie Bowe said Thursday, “I can ; confirm there was no body found in the car.” JQMJ PHOTO PROVIDED BY THE CHARLOTTE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE She also said there didn’t appear to be any human remains in or Charlotte County workers on Thursday morning found a car belonging to a man reported missing in 1986. The car was recovered from a canal near Rampart Boulevard and Navigator Road in Deep Creek. The car belonged to Terrance Paul Beghin, who was 26 when he was last seen. FOUND | 11 Crumbling canals County weighs By BRENDA BARBOSA concrete company whether the cure time can be Staff Writer shortened from 28 days to roughly 15 days to quicken installation. Disher said he’s still awaiting word. energy audit PUNTA GORDA — The waters may have receded, Meanwhile, officials are keeping an eye on Tropical but the effects of summer’s incessant rains still linger Storm Karen brewing in the western Caribbean. Karen, By GARY ROBERTS for dozens of city residents whose damaged and crum- the 11th named storm of the season, is expected to Staff Writer bling seawalls still show the bruises of Mother Nature’s strengthen as it heads toward the northern Gulf coast discontent. this weekend. MURDOCK — At next week’s meeting, the As crews work frantically to repair or replace some The city had received a 500-slab order just before the Charlotte County Commission will review an 2,700 to 3,300 linear feet of fallen or broken seawalls in end of the fiscal year, Disher said, but more is needed. energy audit that guarantees savings to cover its Punta Gorda Isles and Burnt Store Isles — estimated to “Once the new seawall forms (molds) come in, then cost. However, at Thursday’s preagenda meeting, be about $1 million worth of damage — Punta Gorda we’ll be able to double production,” he said. officials expressed concerns about both the public works officials said it still may be another six to In the meantime, crews from Marine Contracting $3.7 million cost and the 15-year length of the eight weeks before the work is complete. Group, the company handling the installation, are proposed energy performance savings contract. The city has stepped up operations at its concrete standing by. “I’m not in favor of long contracts,” Commission pouring facility located at 3130 Cooper St., to meet the “Really, the limiting factor is how fast the slabs can be Chairman Chris Constance said. “The important demand for replacement panels, but there’s only so produced,” said Bruce Midolo, president of the Marine thing is to get the best deal for the taxpayer.” much product workers can churn out, said Gary Disher, Contracting Group. According to the energy report, completed last public works’ supervisor of canal maintenance. Midolo said his company is capable of installing that month by Siemens Industry Inc., the project calls As it is, workers are pouring about 90 feet of concrete amount of wall needed and more. Once the slabs are for implementing $3.7 million in recommended a day, producing about 15, 6-foot-wide by 10-foot-long ready to go, there will be more crews and a barge added infrastructure improvements, but comes with a slabs a day. All of the molds on hand are being used to to the job. first-year savings of $353,798. form the concrete seawall panels which, Disher said, According to city controller Sharon Knippenberg, the However the county would be required to need roughly 28 days to “cure.” Public works has asked its research team and the CANALS | 11 AUDIT | 11 School program Lessons never too demanding, rewarding late for the learning went back to school Tuesday. By IAN ROSS up on old, yellow paper. I learned a few things. Staff Writer As a teacher, Brittany said, “he did I and 22 other people took part in pretty good. He stood at the front of I the first I’ve Been Back to School event. The students of Paul Platt, a civics the class, told us what we needed to We were invited to work for a day as a teacher at Murdock Middle School, know, and told us what to write down.” teacher or a staff member. The goal was got a surprise Tuesday when Paul Stamoulis, she said, seemed “really to make the community more aware of Rusty Stamoulis, Charlotte County supervisor happy to teach us, really excited. He what exactly teachers do and what they Pray of elections, stepped out of the closet was smiling a lot.” face on a daily basis. dressed as James Madison. At the beginning of Wednesday’s I was assigned to Christine Stamoulis and 22 others took on the classes, Platt said, students were asking Grabowski at Port Charlotte Middle job of a teacher or staff member for the if James Madison was going to be in the School. She has been teaching for a The rewards? school day as part of I’ve Been Back to closet again. total of 30 years, the last 23 at Port “When a kid has struggled and you’ve School, a program that aimed to pro- The idea for I’ve Been Back to School Charlotte Middle. helped them and they come back to mote greater understanding of schools was brought to the Charlotte County We had gone over a lesson plan for thank you, it makes you feel like you’ve on the part of the community. School District by the Charlotte County the classes I’d be teaching a few days made a difference.” Tuesday’s event was the first of its Support Personnel Association, which before my visit. I asked her what she When I arrived at 9 a.m. Tuesday, she kind in Charlotte County. saw the program succeed in other saw as her greatest challenge. was already in her classroom. It was a Brittany Beasley, a student in states. The association, the district, “I think the budget cuts have hurt B day on her schedule, which meant Platt’s seventh-grade class, said and the Charlotte Florida Education us,” she said. “It’s hard to grasp the she had no time built in for planning. Stamoulis wore long, high socks, Foundation partnered to bring the concept of watching the number of The tasks: Teach a seventh-grade law brown pants, and a coat with buttons program to Charlotte County. copies I can make (she has a limit) studies class and three eighth-grade that didn’t match. He was holding while elevating reading scores at the the Virginia Plan in his hand, rolled SCHOOL | 11 same time.” RUSTY | 11 INDEX | THE SUN: Obituaries 5 | Police Beat 7 | Viewpoint 8 | Opinion 9-10 | THE WIRE: Nation 2,5 | State 3 | World 5,8 | Business 6-7 | Weather 8 | SPORTS: Lotto 2 | CLASSIFIED: Comics 9-12 | Dear Abby 12 | TV Listings 13 Daily Edition $1.00 Look inside for valuable coupons High Low SUN COUPON This year’s savings to date ... 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They are kidneys,” Kebberly said. director, said. “Most of the the people who quietly “First, we had a bag and time we have to combine perform heroic deeds we flushed her kidneys platelets from four to eight with no fanfare and out every six hours. When different donors. prefer to remain out of the that got to be too much, “An electronic eye in the spotlight. she went on dialysis. They centrifuge separates the One such person is Tom gave her two years to live. platelets, which are yellow Kebberly. He doesn’t look She lived four. She was a in color. Platelets are vital like a hero, but the service fighter.” because they coagulate the he does saves countless Kebberly was angry blood so we don’t bleed to lives. and bitter when his wife death. They are extremely Twenty-four times a passed away. He became important for cancer SUN PHOTOS BY AL HEMINGWAY year, the Lake Suzy resi- what he called “an astute patients. But there is one Tom Kebberly, second from left, was presented with a trophy and thanked by Dan Eberts, Mike dent visits the OneBlood drinker.” drawback: They only have Pratt, Kelly Lambert and Barrett Mulford for donating 45 gallons of platelets to help cancer Donation Center in Port “I was upset because a shelf-life of about five patients. Charlotte to donate I was here and she was days.” platelets. For two hours, gone,” he said. “I should Eberts said that because radiation treatments. he patiently sits as whole have died, not her.” chemotherapy is so harsh Every donor undergoes blood is extracted from his Then in 2000, tragedy it can “upset the blood 14 different tests to ensure body, spun in a centrifuge struck again. Kebberly’s factory.” Cell counts, their platelets can be used, to separate red blood cells, son, Bill, fell off a tractor including platelets, drop according to Eberts. white blood cells, plasma, and was struck by the considerably. “Donors like Tom are and the one thing that blades. When he arrived at Although radiation doing a vital service,” can save the lives of those the trauma center, he only is beneficial in fighting he said. “He is not only individuals suffering from had two pints of blood left cancer, it can thin the saving lives — he is saving cancer — platelets. in his body. walls of the capillaries, the families. People like him are On Wednesday, “He miraculously sur- small vessels that help in silent heroes.” Kebberly, surrounded vived,” he said. “I told him the exchange of carbon Despite all the hoopla, by friends and family, that his mother didn’t want dioxide, water, nutrients, Kebberly is humbled by Lake Suzy resident Tom Kebberly thanked everyone who was the first person him with her just yet, he and oxygen between blood the notoriety he has been participated in his induction into the Donation Hall of Fame on from Southwest Florida had to stay here with me.” and tissues. receiving, but does not Wednesday. to be inducted into the That incident ignited To prevent this, platelets consider himself a hero. go through what she went To learn more about Donation Hall of Fame. 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The cost of that and at the Celtic Ray at 6 p.m. which pays for the Bar at Four Points by much,” said Dull. continue to run it every other expenses are taken Prizes will be awarded screening of women Sheraton Punta Gorda In addition, the event year — will be at each from the fees the bars pay throughout the day for who otherwise might go Harborside, Phil’s 41, organizers sell related location to monitor the to participate. All of the fees best and worst scores. without due to its cost. Beef ’O’ Brady’s Punta merchandise: raffle holes and keep play paid by teams go to Dollars For more information “Last year’s Bar Stool Gorda, Dean’s South of the tickets, mulligans and moving. for Mammograms, Dull or to register, call Dull Open raised just over Border, Jack’s on Marion, items donated by spon- Organizers always explained. at 941-626-9439, or the Celtic Ray, or the sors. Dull’s organizing welcome new sponsors’ Dollars for Peterson at 941-815-1888. Office. 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| OBITUARIES John L. Perry John L. Perry, 79, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 1, CHARLOTTE 2013, in Punta Gorda, Fla. Punta Gorda’s Ruth S. Boyd His life began in Brownstown, Ind., born Nov. 2, 1933, to Sara (nee Taggart) Perry and Ruth S. Boyd, 95, of Port Fred Perry. Charlotte, Fla., passed away After graduating from Clifford High crusading editor Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013. School, he served his nation in the Arrangements are by early days of the Cold War, stationed ood day to all. By 1919, the Herald National Cremation Society as a U.S. Army soldier in the shadow Did you know had grown too large for of Port Charlotte. of the Iron Curtain. His service ended G that after Adrian one person to handle, so in 1953, and the following year his pro- Jordan’s purchase, the a half-interest was sold to Sean L. Fort fessional career began in the emerging Punta Gorda Herald Paul Garret, who served field of computer science. He worked as became known state- as editor and general Sean L. Fort, 45, of Port a programmer and a systems analyst for wide due to his political Frank manager until his death Charlotte, Fla., passed away Cummins Engine Company in Columbus, activism? Although Desguin in 1936. Adrian Crenshaw Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013. Ind., through his retirement in 2000. founder Kirby Seward Jordan became publisher Arrangements are by Kays- John was a lifelong learner and was unafraid of new had persevered through upon his father’s death Ponger & Uselton Funeral endeavors. He learned to paint, and became an difficult times to establish in 1928. Both Adrian P. Home and Cremation accomplished watercolorist. John loved boats and the area’s first successful editor of the Commercial. and Agnes are interred at Services Port Charlotte boating, and earned his Florida Boating Safety newspaper in 1893, he Jordan soon got into Indian Springs Cemetery. Chapel. certificate. While most simply watch the weather, decided to sell it in 1901. the business himself, Interestingly, when John studied it (his friends would say he was A.P. Jordan was born publishing the Leesburg Charlotte County was Jane R. Forte obsessed with it). He was a student of history and in 1850, the son of a Times with a partner. formed in 1921, Adrian C. a careful observer of current events, from national Methodist minister, on From there, he took a job was named tax collector, Jane R. Forte, 93, of Port politics to local sports. He loved to cook and his family’s plantation in as editor of a paper in but wanting no part of it, Charlotte, Fla., passed entertain side-by-side with his wife of nearly southeastern Alabama Thomasville, Ga. declined the appointment. away Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013. 54 years, Carol (nee Meredith) Perry. near Eufaula. Although In September 1901, A.C. Jordan sold the Arrangements are by Kays- John will be remembered for his kind heart, the Civil War greatly learning the Punta Gorda paper in 1951, which then Ponger & Uselton Funeral his keen mind, and the unfaltering optimism he reduced his family’s Herald was for sale, passed through a succes- Home and Cremation carried into increasingly difficult days. He was fortunes, he went off to Jordan purchased it and sion of owners, including Services Port Charlotte brave until the end, and a remarkable example for Emory and Henry College moved to town. As pub- the Fort Myers News- Chapel. all who knew him. in Virginia and earned his lisher and editor, Jordan Press, Saint Petersburg John will be greatly missed by his wife, Carol: master’s degree. became a very influential Times, and Thomson James R. Matthew his sons, Greg (Debi) and Nick (Kate); and his two Jordan then accepted commentator, supporting Newspapers. grandsons who brightened his life enormously, a teaching job at Yahala, Albert Gilchrist in political In 1977, Derek Dunn- James R. “Jim” Matthew, Mason and Sam. a settlement in north campaigns, leading to his Rankin entered the 77, of Port Charlotte, Fla., John’s family and many friends will honor central Florida. After one election as governor in Southwest Florida market passed away Tuesday, his life at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013, with a year, he returned home 1908. He also aggressively with the purchase of the Oct. 1, 2013. memorial Mass at Sacred Heart Church in Punta to study law and was campaigned for creation Venice Gondolier. In 1979, He was the Gorda, and then with a celebration at the Punta soon admitted to the bar. of what became Charlotte he purchased the weekly son of Elmer and Gorda Isles Civic Association. In lieu of flowers, While working toward County through partition Charlotte Sun from Fred Ella Matthew, the Perry family requests donations in his name to that goal, he got a taste of of DeSoto County, and Ferris. The Sun went born March 25, Bethany Christian Services, which assists families the newspaper business, a bridge connecting the daily in 1987 under his 1936, in Chatham, Ontario, seeking to adopt, and children in need of loving serving as a reporter. Charlotte Harbor commu- leadership as chairman of Canada. families. Both of John’s grandsons came into his life Apparently, Jordan’s nity and Punta Gorda. current owner Sun Coast Jim served in the U.S. through adoption, and there is no better way to honor stint teaching in Florida Soon after arriving, Media Group, and merged Air Force. He was an John than to help others experience the joy that so made an impression since Jordan constructed a with the Punta Gorda accountant and an auditor illuminated his life. Donations can be made in his he returned in 1877. By two-story brick building Herald in 1989. for the IRS before opening memory at www.bethany.org. late 1881, he had married for his newspaper at The Charlotte Sun Matthew Tax Inc. Jim Agnes Crenshaw and the corner of Marion and weekly Punta Gorda came to Port Charlotte Edwin Thayer thumb, and almost always moved near Wildwood, Avenue and Taylor Street. Herald are two of the few in 1983, and was active had something growing in Fla. To put the Florida Surprisingly, not only the remaining family-owned with the Charlotte County Williams his garden. Earl was loved frontier in perspective, he business office but print newspapers in Florida. Chamber of Commerce; he Edwin Thayer Williams, by all, and will be sorely was 31; she, not quite 15. shop as well were on the Visit Charlotte County was a member of the first 101, died Tuesday, Oct. 1, missed by his family. Jordan was clerking second floor, while the History Collections online Leadership Charlotte class. 2013, at his residence He leaves behind his in a general store near first floor was rented out. to view photographs of He had been a resident of in Punta Gorda, Fla. wife of 65 years, Birdie; Wildwood when his boss After a few years, afraid Seward, Jordan and early the Douglas T. Jacobson Arrangements are by Kays- six sons, Robert, John, purchased a printing press vibrations from the heavy Herald buildings. State Veterans Nursing Ponger & Uselton Funeral Russell, Raymond, Dennis and began publishing press would damage the Thank you to everyone Home since 2009. Home and Cremation and Mark; four daughters, Orangeleaf, a weekly news- building, a first-floor who helped make our Jim will be greatly missed Services, Punta Gorda Connie, Margaret, Brenda paper. Jordan was made addition was completed annual Lobster Bake by his daughters, Michelle Chapel. and Donna; and four editor. By 1888, Jordan, and the machinery moved a success. Stop by the (Chris) Taylor and Meridith siblings, Russell, Irene, well-known as a crusader there. Jordan completed Historical Center at 22959 (Bryan) Williams; grand- ENGLEWOOD Janet and Reba. Earl was and unafraid to take on the a new building in 1913 Bayshore Road in historic children, Amber, Collin and preceded in death by his railroads and large corpo- at the corner of Taylor Charlotte Harbor to check Jacob Taylor; and brother, L. Wade Stalions stepdaughter, Bobbie. rations he believed guilty Street and Herald Court, out the new exhibit, Don Matthew. He was A service with military of corruption, was editor dedicated solely to his Beaches, Creatures and preceded in death by his L. Wade Stalions, 86, honors will be held at of the Hernando County newspaper. Sadly, both Cowboys: Florida Movie parents; and brothers, John of Englewood, Fla., and 1 p.m. Monday, Nov. 4, News in Brooksville. buildings were demol- Posters.” Call the center and Ken Matthew. formerly of Alpena, Mich., 2013, at Sarasota National The owners then trans- ished due to damage by at 941-629-7278 for more The service in celebra- passed away Cemetery in Sarasota, Fla. ferred him to Leesburg as Hurricane Charley. information. tion of Jim’s life will be at peacefully In lieu of flowers, please 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, Sunday, Sept. 29, make a donation in his 2013, at the Wyvern Hotel. 2013, at home. name to your favorite RUBY TUESDAY grants to local nonprofits to encourage, strengthen, promote Memorial donations may Wade was a charity. provide medically uninsured and foster cultural and artistic be made to the Douglas veteran of the U.S. Navy. OCTOBER and underinsured individ- opportunities of all residents and T. Jacobson State Veterans He is survived by his Alan W. Hooks GIVEBACK EVENTS uals with breast health care visitors in Charlotte County. Nursing Home, Attention: wife of 16 years, Judie services. Contact: Robert M. Dickinson, Millspaugh; two daughters, Alan W. Hooks, 67, Ruby Tuesday restaurant in the Contact: Suzanne Fletcher, 941-768-6185 or pgaefa@ Doug Jacobson Residents Port Charlotte Town Center mall Fund Inc., 21281 Grayton Gina Sneller of Holland, of Arcadia, Fla., died 239-498-0016 or Suzanne@ aol.com, or Judy Malbuisson, Mich., and Monica Wilson offers a Community GiveBack KomenSWFL.org. 941-764-8100 or info@charlotte Terrace, Port Charlotte, FL Monday, Sept. 30, 2013, Program for area nonprofits, 33954. To express condo- of Hillman, Mich.; son, at Lakewood • Oct. 11-13 — General arts.org. churches, schools and others. This Federated Women’s Club of • Oct. 26 — Charlotte lences to the family, please Keith; two stepsons, Scott Ranch Medical is a great way to raise money for visit www.LTaylorFuneral. and Todd Beardsley of Center. Port Charlotte Cultural Center your cause while enjoying lunch The club awards scholarships Cul-Cen Productions is an all com and sign the online Trumansburg, N.Y.; two He was born or dinner, organizers say. Ruby guest book. stepdaughters, Susan Aug. 23, 1946, in to high school graduates and volunteer nonprofit group that Tuesday gives back 20 percent of women wanting to go back to produces an annual variety show Arrangements are by Hamilton of Greensboro, Bartow, Fla., and had been net sales to each organization. Larry Taylor Funeral and N.C., and Kristen Pedone of an Arcadia resident since school, and sponsors programs raising funds for the Cultural The following organizations like “Treats for Troops.” Center of Charlotte County. Cremation Services. Le Landeron, Switzerland; 1987. have GiveBack events scheduled and eight grandchildren. Alan was of the Baptist Contact: Rosemarie Jackson, Contact: Visit http://thecultural this month. If you are interested 941-743-5774. center.com/ccp.html. Timothy J. Salopek A memorial service will faith. He was a retired U.S. in supporting any of these, visit • Oct. 18-20 — Gene • Oct 28-29 — International take place at a later date. Army Sgt. 1st Class; he had the organization’s website for Timothy J. “Tim” also worked for W.J. Sutton Matthews Boys & Girls Club Rett Syndrome Foundation Donations in memory of a flier or contact the group and The club provides afterschool The IRSF provides research Salopek, 57, passed away Wade may be made to in Punta Gorda, Fla., for request a flier to attend. Sunday, Aug. 4, 2013. care and summer programs for funding for the postnatal Tidewell Hospice, 5955 13 years. • Today and Oct. 27 — He was born March 1, North Port children. neurological disorder that is seen Rand Blvd., Sarasota, Alan is survived by son, Alzheimer’s Association- 1956, in Dayton, Ohio, to Contact: Fliers available at the almost always in girls, so they FL 34238; or Englewood Toby Hooks of Arcadia; two Florida Gulf Coast Chapter Bence and Patricia (nee office at 6851 S. Biscayne Drive, can live a normal life. United Methodist Church, brothers, Glenn Hooks of The association’s mission is Hughes) Salopek. North Port. Contact: John Lynch, 941-764- 700 E. Dearborn St., Punta Gorda, and Quentin to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease Tim was a successful • Oct. 21 — Temple Shalom 7208 or 941-769-1955. Englewood, FL 34223. Hooks of Bartow; sister, through the advancement of landfill developer. His fam- The Port Charlotte temple If your organization is interested Margie Gardner of Georgia; research, to provide and enhance is a welcoming Reform Jewish in participating in the Ruby Tuesday ily will always remember and six grandchildren, care and support for all affected, his generosity, charitable NORTH PORT congregation that strives to meet GiveBack Program and having Trista, Kristen, Billy, Shelby, and to reduce the risk of dementia the spiritual, educational, cultural your event published, visit www. work, kindness, open heart, There were no deaths Patrick and Madeline through the promotion of brain genuineness and selfless- and social needs of its members. rubytuesdaygiveback.com and click reported in North Port Hooks. He was preceded in health. Contact: Joyce Gelfand, on the “Giving Back” tab. Complete ness. In addition to all of his Thursday. death by his parents, Willis Contact: Fliers available at family and friends, he loved [email protected]. the GiveBack application, providing and Anna Hooks; wife, www.alz.org/flgulfcoast. • Oct. 25 — Arts & Human- boating, fishing, cooking, required federal tax documentation. DESOTO Mildred Grace Hooks; sons, • Saturday — Small World ities Council of Charlotte County For more information, call Ruby and domestic and wild Jimmy and Johnny Hooks; Christian Learning Center The council’s mission is to Tuesday at 941-629-7144. animals. Earl Hayes and brothers, Wendall and Small World is a ministry Tim is survived by his Robbie Hooks. to children, devoted to daughter, Michelle (Josh) Earl Hayes, 87, of Memorial services will sharing the Word of God with Pierce; grandchildren, Arcadia, Fla., passed away be held at 1 p.m. Sunday, children and their families in a Haley and Colin; siblings, Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013. Oct. 6, 2013, at AMVETS developmentally appropriate Cindy McDonald, Linda He was born Post 60, 2846 S.W. U.S. 17, educational program. Ask Larry: (Rick) Hoekstra and Rick May 6, 1926, in Arcadia. Contact: Debbie Quan, D Doo I hhaveave ttoo ppre-payre-pay a (Terry) Salopek; and Konnarock, Va. Arrangements are by 941-625-3600. nieces and nephews, Kim Earl served Robarts Family Funeral • Tuesday and Oct. 23 — pre-arrangedrape-mlauarra nged ffuneral?aaoouneral,? (Mike) Rometo, Kelly (Ben) in the U.S. Home, Wauchula, Fla. Autism Speaks A'I Presson, Daniel McDonald Army in Germany during The organization’s mission You do not have to pre-pay for your arrangements. and Ben Salopek. World War II. He spent is to improve the lives of However, if you want to freeze the price, then we will Eddie L. Powell those struggling with autism A private memorial much of his life in Flint, put the money in a policy for you. We believe in Mich., where he worked spectrum disorders. service was held in Punta Eddie L. Powell, 37, giving straight answers to your questions. Gorda, Fla. Donations in for General Motors. Earl of Dania Beach, Fla., Contact: Lauren Ferguson, Mr. Salopek’s honor may retired to Arcadia, where and formerly of Arcadia, 904-466-5987 or SWFlorida@ N NobodyNobodobody llikespik alke:es uunexpectedunexpe nexpe ctedcted surssurprises.urp rnsezorises. be made to the Boys & Girls he spent the last three Fla., passed away Friday, autismspeaks.org. • Thursday and Oct. 17, Old Fashioned Service Clubs of Charlotte County, decades of his life. He was Sept. 27, 2013, at home. at a Price You Can Afford 24, 31 — Susan G. Komen L arry 2002-2012 Fla. Family and friends an avid fisherman and Arrangements are by 50451481 are welcome to sign the hunter. Earl enjoyed fol- Hickson Funeral Home Southwest Florida TAYLOR FUNERAL (941) 833-0600 This breast cancer foun- 1515 Tamiami Trl, condolence book at www. lowing sports, especially and Cremation Services, and Cremation Services Punta Gorda, FL 33950 dation awards substantial kays-ponger.com. NASCAR. He had a green Arcadia. www.LTaylorFuneral.com • Now Available to you 24 hrs A Day At Your Convenience Our Town Page 6 C www.sunnewspapers.net LOCAL/REGIONAL NEWS The Sun /Friday, October 4, 2013

To view today’s legal notices NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OF NOTICE OF NOTICE OF SALE HABITAT FOR and more visit, 3116 FORECLOSURE FORECLOSURE 3130 www.floridapublicnotices.com Loll, 3122 3122 HUMANITY EllEn Cardillo the Circuit Court’s office noti- Any person claiming an interest in forth in said Final Judgment of lien. Property includes contents 3100 fied of your current address. the surplus from the sale, if any, Foreclosure: of the spaces of the following ten- (You may file Notice of Cur- other than the property owner as LOT 14, BLOCK 34, PORT ants. 2A09, Lifaitson Servil, rent Address, Florida of the date of the Lis Pendens, CHARLOTTE SUBDIVISION HHG; 2G02, Fernando Aragones, Supreme Court Approved HHG. Recognizing must file a claim within 60 days SECTION THREE, ACCORDING tvV Family Law Form 12.915.) after the sale. TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS Publish: October 4 and 11, 2013 Future papers in this lawsuit Dated this 22 day of July, 2013. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, 127294 2947720 will be mailed to the address CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT PAGES 35A THROUGH 35C, need for on record at the clerk’s office. As Clerk of the Court INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUBLIC  WARNING: Rule 12.285, BY: C.L.G. RECORDS OF CHARLOTTE Florida Family Law Rules of Deputy Clerk COUNTY, FLORIDA. A/K/A IN THE LEGALS Procedure, requires certain If you are a person with a dis- 3648 EASY STREET PORT CLASSIFIED affordable automatic disclosure of docu- ability who needs any accom- CHARLOTTE, FL 33952 ments and information. Fail- modation in order to partici- Any person claiming an interest in YOU CAN..... ure to comply can result in pate in this proceeding, you the surplus from the sale, if any, housing FICTITIOUS NAME sanctions, including dismissal are entitled, at no cost to you, other than the property owner as Find a Pet or striking of pleadings. 3112 to the provision of certain of the date of the Lis Pendens he United Nations Dated: 9/18/12 . assistance. Please contact must file a claim within 60 days Find a Car CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Ken Kellum, Court Operations after the sale. General Assembly By: J. Kern Manager, whose office is this 25 day of July, 2013. Find a Job has declared the Deputy Clerk T 10/4/13 located at Lee County Justice Barbara T. Scott first Monday in October Publish: 9/20/13, 9/27/13, Center, 1700 Monroe Street, Clerk of the Circuit Court Find Garage Sales Notice Under Fictitious Name 10/4/13 and 10/11/13 Fort Myers, Florida 33901, Charlotte County, Florida as World Habitat Day. Law Pursuant to Section 339038 2941741 and whose telephone number By: C.L.G. Find A New Employee This is a time to 865.09, Florida Statutes is (239) 533-1700, within two Deputy Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that recognize the basic need working days of your receipt If you are a person with a disabili- Sell Your Home the undersigned, desiring to NOTICE OF ADMIN for adequate shelter in a of this notice: if you are hear- ty who needs any accommoda- engage in business under the fic-  3118 ing or voice impaired, call tion in order to participate in a Sell Your Unwanted world where it is lacking titious name of Antonio Suares 711. court proceeding, you are enti- Merchandise The Museum of Vintage Ameri- for so many. On this year’s Publish: October 4 and 11, 2013 tled, at no cost to you, to the pro- cana located at various locations  World Habitat Day, Oct. 7, 338038 2947775 vision of certain assistance. Advertise Your in the County Charlotte, in the City IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Please contact the Administrative Business or Service Charlotte County Habitat of Punta Gorda, Florida 33951 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Services Manager, whose office for Humanity urges you intends to register the said name AND FOR THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL is located at 350 E. Marion Ave, with the Division of Corporations CHARLOTTE COUNTY, COURT IN AND FOR CHAR- to consider how you can Punta Gorda, FL 33950 and Classified - of the Florida Department of FLORIDA LOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA whose telephone number is (941) further engage in the State, Tallahassee, Florida. CASE NO.: 2013-1008-CP CIVIL ACTION it’s the reliable 637-2281, within two (2) working solution. Dated at Port Charlotte, Florida, PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO: 2011-CA-001406 days of receipt of this notice; if source for the this 2 day of Oct., 2013. IN RE: ESTATE OF DIVISION: Perhaps you’ll be you are hearing or voice /s/ Antonio Suares MARIE MARGUERITE NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE right results moved to: impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. Publish: October 4, 2013 GISÈLE PERREAULT, LLC, To file response please contact • Volunteer on a con- 110833 2947733 a/k/a GISÈLE PERREAULT, Plaintiff, Charlotte County Clerk of Court, Deceased. vs. struction job site, in our 350 E. Marion Street, Punta NOTICE OF ANCILLARY Lisa A. Fallows. et al, OTHER NOTICES ReSale stores or office. INVITATION Gorda, FL 33651-1687, Tel: ADMINISTRATION Defendant(s). TO BID (941) 637-2238; Fax: (941) 637- 3138 • Donate gently used NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OF SALE 2216. items to our resale stores. 3114 The ancillary administration of the PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 Publish: October 4 and 11, 2013 estate of MARIE MARGUERITE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pur- • Host a workplace 272484 2947755 GISÈLE PERREAULT, Deceased, suant to a Final Judgment of Fore- PUBLIC NOTICE giving seminar at your NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY File No. 2013-1008-CP, is pend- closure dated July 8, 2013, and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WATER RESTRICTIONS business. OF BID SPECIFICATIONS entered in Case No. 2011-CA- Charlotte County Pest Manage- ing in the Circuit Court for Char- TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF • Participate in plan- REQUEST FOR BIDS lotte County, Florida, Probate Divi- 001406 of the Circuit Court of FLORIDA IN AND FOR ment Division announces water CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA sion, the address of which is 350 the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in CHARLOTTE COUNTY use restrictions for the purpose ning and/or attending and for Charlotte County, Florida of irrigation in the following fresh The County of Charlotte will be East Marion Avenue, Punta GENERAL JURISDICTION one or more of our three in which Nationstar Mortgage water canals. Do not use water receiving sealed bids at the Pur- Gorda, Florida 34950. The DIVISION LLC, is the Plaintiff and Lisa A. for irrigation purposes. Buoys will annual special events. chasing Division, Suite 344, Char- name and address of the Person- CASE NO. 08-2012-CA-002417 Fallows, William C. Fallows, Burnt be placed in the waterways dur- • Help expand our lotte County Administration Cen- al Representative and the Person- JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, Store Meadows Property Owners ing the restriction duration. ter, 18500 Murdock Circle, Port al Representative’s attorney are NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, development by hosting Association, Inc., Plum Creek Water restrictions begin Octo- Charlotte, FL 33948-1094, for: set forth below. Plaintiff, an awareness gathering at ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Condominium Association, Inc., vs. ber 7, 2013 and will end on BID NO. 2013000426 ARE NOTIFIED THAT: are defendants, I will sell to the SUSAN M KEEFE, EDWARD A. November 5, 2013. When the your home or club. BURNT STORE ROAD PHASE All persons on whom this notice is highest and best bidder for cash MALDONADO, WACHOVIA BANK. buoys are removed from the • Make a donation to III CONSTRUCTION served who have objections that in/on at www.charlotte.realfore- N.A., UNKNOWN TENANT IN POS- waterways, it will be safe to Charlotte County Habitat use the water. This project consists of complete challenge the validity of the Will, close.com, Charlotte County, SESSION #1 (DROPPED), by visiting our website, reconstruction of Burnt Store the qualifications of the Personal Florida at 11:00 AM on the 4th UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSES- Maryknoll Lake, Englewood, Road from a two-lane corridor to Representative, venue, or jurisdic- day of November, 2013, the fol- SION #2 (DROPPED), Bordered by: Pine St. www.charlottecounty a four-lane facility from Lee Coun- tion of this court are required to lowing described property as set Defendants. Maryknoll Rd. hfh.org, or by calling ty line to north of Zemel Road, for file their objections with this Court forth in said Final Judgment of RE-NOTICE OF Martha Pl. 941-639-3162. a total length of +/- 2.62 miles. WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE Foreclosure: FORECLOSURE SALE Eileen Pl. The project includes sidewalks, MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF UNIT 325, BUILDING C, PLUM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- If residents affected by this notice In celebration of World major drainage improvements, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS CREEK, PHASE ONE, A CON- suant to a Summary Final Judg- have questions or need additional Habitat Day, Charlotte Charlotte County Utility reloca- NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER DOMINIUM, ACCORDING TO ment of Foreclosure entered information please call 941-764- County Habitat ReSale tions and improvements, installa- THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A THE DECLARATION OF CON- August 13, 2013 in Civil Case No. 4376 between the hours of 8:00 tion of new lighting, together with COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. DOMINIUM THEREOF, AND 08-2012-CA-002417 of the Cir- AM and 3:30 PM. stores are having a one- other appurtenances as indicated All creditors of the Decedent and EXHIBITS THERETO, RECORD- cuit Court of the TWENTIETH Judi- Publish, October 4, 5, 6, 2013 day Super Sale between on the construction plans. The other persons having claims or ED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS cial Circuit in and for Charlotte 163352 2947088 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. All work also includes all other items demands against Decedent’s BOOK 2794, PAGES 969 County, Punta Gorda, Florida; merchandise will be incidental to the construction of estate on whom a copy of this THROUGH 1049, INCLUSIVE, wherein JPMORGAN CHASE these structures including, but notice is served within three AND IN CONDOMINIUM BOOK BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION A Bargain 50 percent off on Monday not limited to, removal and dis- months after the date of the first 13, PAGES 34A THROUGH is Plaintiff and SUSAN M KEEFE, only. posal of existing structures, site publication of this notice must file 34F, INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUB- EDWARD A. MALDONADO, Hunters Enjoy a free hot dog dewatering, flow diversion, pond their claims with this Court WITH- LIC RECORDS OF CHARLOTTE WACHOVIA BANK, NA., construction, excavation and fill, IN THE LATER OF THREE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSES- Delight and save 50 percent off Fabriform, grading, sodding, and MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF AMENDEMENTS THERETO, IF SION #1 (DROPPED), UNKNOWN your purchase of $10 or maintenance of traffic. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS ANY, TOGETHER WITH ALL TENANT IN POSSESSION #2 Check the more. Our ReSale stores APPURTENANCES THERETO, There are no local license(s) NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER (DROPPED), are Defendants, the are located at 1750 required to perform these ser- THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A INCLUDING AN UNDIVIDED Clerk of Court will sell to the high- Classifieds vices. COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. INTERSET IN THE COMMON est and best bidder for cash at Manzana Ave., Punta PRE-BID CONFERENCE: All other creditors of the Dece- ELEMENTS OF SAID CONDO- www.charlotte.realforeclose.com first! Gorda; 1354 El Jobean 9:00 a.m. (EST), dent and persons having claims MINIUM AS SET FORTH IN in accordance with Chapter 45, Road, Port Charlotte; OCTOBER 11, 2013 or demands against the Dece- SAID DECLARATION THEREOF. Florida Statutes on the 24 day of A Whole ADMINISTRATION COMPLEX dent’s estate must file their A/K/A 7196 N PLUM TREE October, 2013 at 11:00 AM on and 3949 S. Access Road, BUILDING B - ROOM 106-B claims with this Court WITHIN UNIT 325, PUNTA GORDA, FL the following described property Marketplace Englewood. BID OPENING: THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 33955-1119 as set forth in said Summary Final At Charlotte County DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- Any person claiming an interest in 2:00 p.m. (EST), Judgment, to-wit: of shopping Habitat, we know that we NOVEMBER 6, 2013 TION OF THIS NOTICE. the surplus from the sale, if any, Lot 9, Block 857. PORT PURCHASING DIVISION ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND other than the property owner as CHARLOTTE SUBDIVSION, is right at alone cannot end poverty CONFERENCE ROOM OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED of the date of the Lis Pendens SECTION 34, according to the housing; however, with WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. must file a claim within 60 days Bid Documents may be obtained plat thereof, recorded in Plat your your help we can help The date of the first publication of after the sale. Book 5, Pages 38A thru 38H by accessing the Charlotte Coun- this Notice is 27th, September this 25 day of July, 2013 change the reality for ty Purchasing Division’s website of the Public Records of Char- fingertips! 2013. Published 9/27/13 & Barbara T. Scott lotte County, Florida. future generations in our at 10/4/13 325434 2943324 Clerk of the Circuit Court www.charlottecountyfl.com/pur- Any person claiming an interest community and around PAUL BENNETT SEUSY, P.A. Charlotte County, Florida in the surplus from the sale, if chasing under “Purchasing Bids Attorneys for Personal By: C.L.G. the globe. Online”, document number any, other than the property Representative Deputy Clerk owner as of the date of the Lis Ellen Cardillo is the 134262. Any questions can be 203 West Oak Street If you are a person with a disabili- Looking answered by contacting Carole A. Pendens must file a claim within special events coordinator Arcadia, Florida 34266 ty who needs any accommoda- 60 days after the sale. Smith, CPPB, Senior Contract 863-491-7285 tion in order to participate in a for Charlotte County Specialist at 941.743.1373 or Dated the 26 day of Septem- By: Paul Bennett Seusy, Esquire court proceeding, you are enti- ber, 2013. Habitat for Humanity. email: Florida Bar No. 0690252 tled, at no cost to you, to the pro- For [email protected]. Deputy Clerk She can be reached at CHANTAL ROY vision of certain assistance. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Publish: October 4, 2013 Personal Representative Please contact the Administrative 941-639-3162, ext. 413, or 163352 2947706 As Clerk of the Court 1794 Belval Crescent, Services Manager, whose office BY: M. B. White Something? events@charlottecounty Orléans, Ontario, is located at 350 E. Marion Ave., Publish: October 4 and 11, 2013 hfh.org. NOTICE OF ACTION K1C 6J5 Canada Punta Gorda, FL 33950 and 338038 2945925 3116 Published 9/27/13 & 10/4/13 whose telephone number is 325434 2943324 (941)637-2281, within two (2) NOTICE OF working days of receipt of this MEETING | NEWS BRIEF NOTICE OF notice; if you are hearing or voice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FORECLOSURE impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. 3126 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, To file response please contact , rr Women in IN AND FOR 3122 Charlotte County Clerk of Court, NAACP offer CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA 350 E. Marion Street, Punta EAST CHARLOTTE DRAINAGE (1 0 barbecue dinner Case No.: 13-2724-CA Gorda, FL 33651-1687, Tel: DISTRICT’S (ECDD) MEETING 2 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (941) 637-2238; Fax: (941) 637- DATES FOR 2013/2014 Division: ______The Women in NAACP Shirley Howiena Sequist, TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF 2216. Quarterly Meeting dates for Petitioner FLORIDA IN AND FOR Publish: October 4 and 11, 2013 ECDD for fiscal year 2013/2014 chapter of NAACP and CHARLOTTE COUNTY 272484 2947799 will be held on: October 16, GENERAL JURISDICTION Branch 5093 will spon- Richard Clyn Sequist, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 2013, January 15, 2014, and DIVISION sor a barbecue dinner Respondent. THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL April 16, 2014. The preceeding CASE NO. 09005996CA NOTICE OF ACTION FOR CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CHAR- meetings will be held at 9:00 a.m. from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. SUNTRUST BANK, DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE LOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA Thursday at the Gulf Plaintiff, The Annual Landowners Meet- (NO CHILD OR FINANCIAL CIVIL ACTION ing held in conjunction with the Breeze Apartments SUPPORT) vs. CASE NO.: 2011-CA-001469 SCG LOTS LLC, ROBERT G Quarterly Meeting will be held on dining hall, 340 Gulf TO: Richard Clyn Sequist DIVISION: July 2, 2014, at 9:00 a.m. 1010 Briarfield Rd, Newport WOLFE, JANE DOE, JOHN DOE, NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, Breeze Ave. (corner of Defendants News, VA LLC, All meetings will be held at the Cooper Street, across YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NOTICE OF Plaintiff, Charlotte Harbor Event & Confer- action for dissolution of marriage FORECLOSURE SALE vs. ence Center located at 75 Taylor from South County has been filed against you and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- TIMOTHY J. BAKER. et al, Road, Punta Gorda, Florida. Regional Park), Punta that you are required to serve a suant to a Summary Final Judg- Defendant(s). BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Gorda. The menu will copy of your written defenses, if ment of Foreclosure filed July 2, NOTICE OF SALE 863-494-6118 any, to it on Shirley Howiena Seq- 2013 entered in Civil Case No. PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 include chicken or ribs; 09005996CA of the Circuit Court Publish: October 4, 2013 uist, whose address is 1766 Van NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pur- 119664 2947712 baked beans; potato Raub St North Port Fl. 34291 on of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in suant to a Final Judgment of Fore- salad; corn on the cob; or before 10/31/13, and file the and for Charlotte County, Punta closure dated July 8, 2013, and NOTICE OF SALE garlic bread; water, tea original with the clerk of this Gorda, Florida, I will sell to the entered in Case No. 2011-CA- Court at 350 E. Marion Ave Punta highest and best bidder for cash 001469 of the Circuit Court of 3130 Find it or lemonade; and des- Gorda Fl. 33950, before service at the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in sert. Tickets are $10 for www.charlotte.realforeclose.com on Petitioner or immediately and for Charlotte County, Florida a chicken dinner, $12 thereafter. If you fail to do so, in accordance with Chapter 45 in which Nationstar Mortgage, a default may be entered Florida Statutes at 11:00 AM on LLC, is the Plaintiff and Timothy J. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE in the for ribs or $15 for both; against you for the relief the 30 day of October 30, 2013 Baker, Tenant #1 n/k/a Matthew Value Self Storage located at all are welcome. A per- demanded in the petition. on the following described prop- J. Keyt, are defendants, I will sell 23227 Freedom Ave, Port Char- centage of funds raised The action is asking the court to erty as set forth in said Final to the highest and best bidder for lotte FL 33980 hereby gives decide how the following real or Summary Judgment: cash in/on at www.charlotte.real- notice of a public sale to the high- Classifieds! from this event will personal property should be divid- LOT 35, 36 AND 37, BLOCK foreclose.com, Charlotte County. est bidder for cash only on or help WIN to buy food ed: NONE 4489, PORT CHARLOTTE Florida at 11:00 AM on the 1st thereafter October 25, 2013 at for both Thanksgiving Copies of all court docu- SUBDIVSION, SECTION 81, day of November, 2013, the fol- 11:30 AM. In accordance with ments in this case, including ACCORDING TO THE PLAT lowing described property as set the Florida Self Storage Facility and Christmas for orders, are available at the THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN Act Statutes (section 83.801- L families, and gifts for Clerk of the Circuit Court’s PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 51, OF To view today’s legal notices 83.809). Seller reserves the kids for Christmas. For office. You may review these THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF and more visit, right to withdraw property from ! SP.IPER S documents upon request. CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORI- sale at any time. This property is SUN more information, call: You must keep the Clerk of DA www.floridapublicnotices.com being sold to satisfy a landlord 941-421-6532. The Sun /Friday, October 4, 2013 LOCAL/REGIONAL NEWS www.sunnewspapers.net C Our Town Page 7

PASS THE SALT by Fred Piscop Edited by Stanley Newman Report: Dad strikes www.stanxwords.com ACROSS 60 With 55 Across , 8 Thin part of a 34 Pored over 1 Faith factions parlor accessory dictionary 35 Spread around 6 Throw for a loop 61 In round 9 Gratis, so to 38 Escamillo, in 6-year-old with belt 10 Be too sweet numbers speak Carmen 14 Jor-El in 62 Outset , 10 Place for 42 Watches with Man of Steel informally fine dishes hands 15 Jump on ice 63 Like artificial 11 Coat 44 It may have 16 Make more fruit specification an EIK over homework efficient 64 Traitors 12 Formerly 45 Uttered PORT CHARLOTTE 17 Thinly veiled 65 Rembrandt 13 About 687 47 Rio Grande — A father is accused of | POLICE BEAT fiction contemporary Martian days tributary 19 Gold 18 Unsubstantial 48 All too familiar striking his 6-year-old son The information for Police Beat is gathered from police, sheriff’s office, Florida Highway (Cussler novel) DOWN 23 Powers that be 49 Fencing attack with a leather belt at least Patrol, jail and fire records. Not every arrest leads to a conviction and guilt or innocence is 20 Laudatory lines 1 New England 25 Start of a 50 Prod 15 times because the boy determined by the court system. was having a hard time 21 Physical location catch Streisand song 51 Picnic staple doing his homework, The Charlotte County Sheriff’s possession of a controlled substance 22 Quasimodo 2 Slowly weaken 26 Some dental 52 Prefix for at work 3 One of Santa's records normal according to a Charlotte Office reported the following without a prescription and possession of 24 Trip delayers team 28 Encrusted 53 Crest County Sheriff’s report. arrests: drug paraphernalia. Bond: $3,875. 26 "Warrior 4 Rival of Pan Am 29 Polishes off 54 Schooner pole Frank Anthony • Owen Albert Powell, 17, 400 block • Michael Patrick Johnston, 40, 8200 Princess" of TV 5 Epicurean 30 Marquee word 58 American D’Amato, 27, of Lister of Japura St., Punta Gorda. Charges: block of Archie St., Englewood. Charges: 27 Parliamentary 6 Essence of 31 Brisk pace Hunter Street, was charged possession of cocaine, possession of two counts of violation of probation vote trivia 32 Measure (out) publisher Wednesday with child marijuana and possession of drug (original charges: aggravated assault, 28 Roll shape 7 Ri g rod 33 Bovine team 59 Finall y realize abuse without great harm paraphernalia. He was released into driving with a suspended license and 32 Rig hteous - — a third-degree felony. home detention. resisting arrest). Bond: none. 35 Fashion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 9 10 11 12 13 According to the report, • Vincent Lorenzo Barney Jr., 30, 2200 • Amber Diane McCauley, 37, 2000 designer Elie 14 15 16 the boy was doing home- block of Brentano St., Port Charlotte. block of Essence Ave., Englewood. 36 Pirates' hideout work between 10:30 p.m. Charge: misusing a 911 system. Bond: Charges: possession of a controlled 37 Naval officer , 17 18 19 and midnight Tuesday, $500. substance without a prescription and for short 20 21 22 23 but he was having a hard • Marcella Anne Johnson, 42, possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond: 38 Godzilla time completing it. The 700 block of E. Crestview Circle, Port $3,500. hangout 2a 25 26 child told authorities that Charlotte. Charges: two counts of • Autumn Renee Sadowsky, 47, 800 39 Comics bulldog his father, D’Amato, made violation of probation (original charges: block of E. Third St., Englewood. Charges: 40 Greenish-blue 27 28 29 30 31 41 Is behind him pull down his pants DUI and refusing a DUI test). Bond: none. possession of a controlled substance 32 33 34 35 36 and repeatedly struck • Damien Ryan Henrys, 36, 21000 without a prescription and possession of 42 Useful skill him with the leather part block of Bersell Ave., Port Charlotte. drug paraphernalia. Bond: $3,500. 43 Made beloved 37 38 39 45 Bottom of and the metal buckle of Charges: burglary, grand theft, • James Anthony Mazy Jr., 31, 6100 40 41 42 the belt, the report shows. dealing in stolen property, possession block of Shasta St., Englewood. Charge: some scales The boy reportedly suf- of a controlled substance without a out-of-county warrant. Bond: $1,000. 46 Took off on a3 44 45 fered bruising, welts and prescription and possession of drug • Matthew Kenneth Meyers, 23, 22300 47 Foolish talk 51 Peloponnesian 46 47 48 49 0 lacerations to his legs, paraphernalia. Bond: none. block of Buffalo Ave., Port Charlotte. 5 War victor butt and lower back. • Barry Burish, 56, 800 block of Charges: two counts of violation of 51 52 53 54 55 54 Corn product A student at the boy’s Riviera Lane NW, Port Charlotte. Charge: probation (original charges: writing a false 55 See 60 Across 56 57 58 59 school saw the bruising petty theft. Bond: $500. check and petty theft). Bond: none. 56 Lt. Columbo's the day after the alleged • Fareahri Gypsy Faith Forman, 29, of employer 60 61 62 whipping and reported it Orlando. Charges: seven counts of with- The Punta Gorda Police 57 Genetics lab 63 64 65 to a teacher. The teacher holding information from a practitioner Department reported the following activity then contacted the to obtain prescription. Bond: none. arrests: CREATORS SYNDICATE © 2013 STANLEY NEWMAN STANXWORDSRAOL.COM 10/4/13 Department of Children • Alicia Dawn McCoach, 31, 3800 • Richard Stephen Lacko, 48, 3800 and Families, which noti- block of San Bruno Road, North Port. block of Bordeaux Drive, Punta Gorda...... Answer to previous puzzle fied the Sheriff’s Office. Charge: possession of a controlled Charge: DUI, possession of less than 20 SHOT SOWS STRUM The boy said he was substance without a prescription and grams of marijuana and possession of P I K E A X E L O H A A scared of his father and possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond: drug paraphernalia. Bond: $2,750. OGRE MESA FOGGY Look for a third T H A T C A N T B E T R U E did not report the injuries $3,500. • Benjamin Davis Struebing, 27, HAD S A . T himself, the report states. • Shatiayh Nicole Fleming, 31, of Fort 22300 block of Albany Ave., Port L S U P A P_ A RATE D R D’Amato was held at Myers. Charge: out-of-county warrant. Charlotte. Charges: defrauding an crossword in OPTS M I L ' D CAMEO Y O U M U S T BIE J O K I N G the Charlotte County Jail Bond: $5,100. innkeeper, resisting an officer, and A K R O N YULE E L S E Thursday without bond. • Darcie Nicole Hoffman, 24, 2000 resisting detention or arrest. Bond: the Sun Classified LENGTH M11 TT YET His criminal arraignment block of Willow Ave., Englewood. $2,500. AAA T O T I D O N T B EIL I EVE I T is set for Dec. 2. Charges: nonsupport of dependents, — Compiled by Adam Kreger U S I N G B I 'A S S U R E section. 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impact from Karen 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ACROSS 1 Place for una familia 14 15 16 Rip currents can be Center, indicates it will By TOM CHANG 7 Xerox insert: Staff Writer dangerous in gulf wa- make landfall somewhere 17 18 9 Abbr. ters, especially to small from Louisiana to the Emergency officials in 11 Advanced math ?0 2 22 Charlotte and Sarasota children. Currents can be Florida Panhandle. deg., in Canada identified by a channel of “From what we’re being counties say not to worry 14 With 15-Across, 23 24 25 26 27 about Tropical Storm churning, choppy water; told, we’re getting mostly verifies in Karen’s impact in our an area having a notable fringe effects offshore,” advance, literally 26 29 L4U 1 3 1 32 area. difference in water color; said Ed McCrane, 15 See 14-Across 34 35 36 “If (Karen) holds track, a line of foam, seaweed Sarasota County 16 Suffix with Capri we’ll see very few effects,” or debris moving steadily Emergency Management 17 Clubs with balls 37 36 39 40 41 Wayne Sallade, Charlotte seaward; and a break chief. “(The) majority of 18 Yellow butterflies, County’s Emergency in the incoming wave effects will be on the Gulf. to Brits 42 43 44 5 46 Management director pattern, according to the There should be small- 20 Two-note said Thursday. “We’ll see National Weather Service. craft advisories if things keyboard effect 47 48 49 50 an uptick in rip currents, Andrew McKaughan, get worse. We’re not in the 22 Most fit to serve 51 52 53 54 and tides will run a foot a meteorologist with the cone and most models 23 "Pinocchio" whale 26 With 32-Across above normal.” NWS, said there’s no need agree, it’s not coming , s5 56 57 58 WINK Meteorologist for concern from Karen in here.” warm apparel , Katie Walls said Southwest Florida. McCrane said his office literally 59 60 61 62 63 1 64 Southwest Florida McKaughan said the and all appropriate agen- 28 Barcelona gold shouldn’t see winds or consensus between cies have been alerted 29 Kiosk 65 6 67 32 See 26-Across rains expected from the forecast models would and updated. He cautions 66 69 70 storm. The local forecast indicate the storm most residents to remain vigi- 33 Fam. tree calls for scattered show- likely will hit the north lant, as hurricane season member ers on Friday and isolated part of the Gulf sometime runs through Nov. 30. 35 Old cutter By David Poole 10/4/13 36 Sign of cold feet? showers but mostly Saturday. The projected “It’s not over yet,” he 69 Celebrity chef Thursday 's Puzzle Solved sunshine through the path, according to the said. 37 See 39-Across Burrell 39 With 37- and 40- S M O K Y F L A P A C H E weekend. National Hurricane Email: [email protected] 70 Initial stages II IIE Across, nosh, C E L I A A U D I N V 0 I D literally DOWN 0HENRYSPEC I A LTY 40 See 39-Across | COMMUNITY NEWS BRIEFS 1 Common HDTV 0 7 0 D O T E G L E S S 42 Progressive feature PASS A GE A P O O R Wildlife center Concert band last approximately two Insurance 2 Sushi-grade tuna seeks gift shop celebrates hours, with a 15-minute spokeswoman 3 These, in D R N K G A R N I S H volunteers 40 years intermission. 43 B.C. law group Toulouse L A R A M S N E W D U E A subscription for all 45 Starr-struck one? 4 Bank listing: Abbr. SEEK S B E D E I G E R 47 See 51-Across The Peace River Wildlife The Charlotte County seven concerts in this 5 Culottes kin T H E BOA E N T E R S _ music Center, 3400 Ponce de Concert Band’s 40th year’s season is only 48 6 Declares 50 Fire S I X- I E S D A N C E Leon Parkway (at the end Anniversary Season $75 per person. This 7 Overmuch 51 With 47-Across, A R D E N C L I N T O N of West Marion Avenue), will kick off in style special offer is available 8 Fidel's successor former "American M A L TA R W 0 0 Punta Gorda, is seeking at 2 p.m. Sunday at only until Saturday. 9 Just starting to I I Idol" winner, roll volunteers who like to the Cultural Center Also available is a , perhaps 0 L I V E R 0 F F I C T 10 N 40th-anniversary special literally 10 Econ. yardstick chat with visitors and en- of Charlotte County C 0 N E E S S O L I S L E price of $40 for four 53 Con artist 11 Image on the joy working in a pleasant, Theater, 2280 Aaron St., K E E L BOO R E A T A T tickets. Single-show ad- 55 Years in Claudius' Armenian coat of Port Charlotte. The band ( c)2013 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 10/4113 low-stress environment vanced-purchase tickets reign arms to assist in its gift shop. includes more than 70 members, and DeVere are $12 per person, or 56 Certain cracker 12 Haight or 31 Prisoner's 49 Attaches, in a The gift shop recently has Fader is in his fourth $11 for Cultural Center 59 Guides in the Ashbury demand way been renovated to reflect season as conductor. members. The day-of- direction of 13 "Dog Whisperer" 34 Pepsi One's one 51 Class 61 Jason of "Harry Millan a bright, sunny Key West This concert will feature show ticket price is $13 38 California wine 52 Pele's first name style, with lots of new a challenging program of per person, with no Potter " films 19 Accepted, as a town near 54 Some grenades, 65 Fancy marble inventory. Most volunteers tunes that were available member discounts. Buy gift card Stockton briefly commit to one day a week for concert band in tickets at www.thecul 66 See 67-Across 21 Bellyachers 41 Posh 57 Bertie Wooster 's 67 With 66-Across for five hours. Retail ex- 1974, along with guest turalcenter.com, or at , 23 Like platform 44 Ellington alma mater perience is preferred, but vocalist, 13-year-old the Cultural Center’s 1975 Best shoes in the '60s standard whose 58 Road crew item Picture nominee training will be provided. Hannah Jae of Venice. Information Desk and , 24 Utah city on 1-15 title is Spanish for 60 Genetic stuff literally 25 Journalist' For more information, or Throughout the season, Theater Box Office. For s asset "lost" 62 Stand buy 68 People people: 27 SALT topic 46 Nice view 63 Jazz lover to sign up as a volunteer, each concert will have a more information, call Abbr. 30 Percolate 47 Opening lines? 64 GPS part: Abbr. call 941-637-3830. different theme, and will 941-625-4175. 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Derek Dunn-Rankin — Chairman Brian Gleason — Editorial page editor David Dunn-Rankin — Publisher Stephen Baumann — Editorial writer Chris Porter — Executive Editor Viewpoint Email letters to [email protected] | OUR VIEW noise problems. I attempted to inform the City Council and my own BSI Congressmen I WAS RATHER FOND Board of Directors of what we were doing, but was turned playing games OF THE COLLEGE'S away twice by each organiza- tion. There was one person, Nancy Prafke, from Team with shutdown ORIG1 JAL NRME Punta Gorda who contacted us to offer help or assistance. OUR POSITION: Rooney and She said, “I do believe the Buchanan words don’t match their airport is growing, and that votes. , now is the time to avoid future noise problems.” nce again, the words of Throughout the past year, our local congressmen are IU' Nancy’s encouragement O not matching up with their 1 I coMvc< 4WIY u a and support was very much votes. In the past, we have lauded - I appreciated. She has been Reps. Vern Buchanan and Tom deeply involved putting Punta Rooney for their independence FLORIDA Gorda back on the map since from party orthodoxy. It is increas- Hurricane Charley, and she is ingly harder to do, as both men ' S( tNWESTER without question, a doer, not have succumbed to the fear of a ` a talker, and gets the job done. tea party primary opponent and 5 TE Couw No longer living in Punta lurched rightward in recent years. Gorda, I continue working The latest example is their un- with Gary Quill to firm up a willingness to buck the tea party very successful noise abate- or House Speaker John Boehner in ment program that, over the their foolish strategy of demand- past year, eliminated 90 per- ing a repeal of the Affordable Care cent of jet traffic over PGI, Act in exchange for passing a BSI, BSM and Seminole Lakes. bill to fund the government. The If I still lived in Punta Gorda, gambit resulted in the shutting I I would not only vote for down of nonessential federal RoW6TKrHesur L3 Nancy, but would be actively government functions across the helping her campaign. country. Bob Rioux Rooney voted for three separate why am I explaining this proposed landfill, but I believe bills last week that were doomed | LETTERS TO program? Because no one all will agree that the success North Port in the Democratic-controlled told me about this plan when of stopping Calusa Green was | THE EDITOR I was in the hospital. I had to due to Fred Hill’s immense Senate, but recently told Sarasota Told what ‘they’ Herald-Tribune columnist Jeremy Health care fines inform the patient accounting energy, organizational skills Wallace the shutdown was bad department. and his financial contribution. want us to hear politics. are confusing The people I talked to felt Before Fred Hill spoke about “Mitt Romney was our chance that they had no responsibility “sheet flow,” I doubt very Editor: to repeal Obamacare,” Rooney Editor: to inform patients about this many of us understood the I wonder how many of the told Wallace. “Our next president A writer felt the IRS mor- program. When a hospital is in term. people who are barely scrap- is our next best chance.” phed into Obama’s organiza- the red, you would think that With the announcement ing by and who are waiting for Buchanan, who also voted for tion by denying tax-exempt they would use every available of the withdrawal, Fred went refunds or earned income tax last week’s short-term funding status to certain organizations program to pay the high cost back to being a private man, credit realize that the govern- bills known as continuing resolu- “It is conceivable that the of these Xgeva shots. One content to operate a business ment will be hijacking some tions, released a statement prior shenanigans cost several Xgeva shot costs over $3,000 and enjoy his family; back or all of their refund to pay for to a meeting between President candidates their contests.” and the patient who has in- to fishing on the Harbor, their Obamacare? Barack Obama and congressional Political candidates? Political surance pays over $500. Under running a successful roofing You see, we are told what leaders Wednesday that seems contests? Political organiza- the Xgeva program, a patient company and cattle ranching they want us to hear. to ignore the very actions he tions are not eligible for tax pays no more than $25 and the in eastern Charlotte-Desoto Charity Eavey took last week that spurred the exempt status under U.S. tax hospital will receive all of its Counties. Englewood shutdown: code, object being to keep the money up-front. If the Chamber of “An open dialogue is critical to super wealthy from “buying Visit xgeva.com for more Commerce or Kiwanis were any negotiation and I’m hopeful an election.” Congress writes information. to honor a “Man of the Year,” Positive experience that today’s meeting will put us on the laws, the president Lawrence Mraz Fred Hill should be that the path to restoring government implements, and the Supreme Arcadia person. at Read and Feed services,” Buchanan wrote. “The Court judges the constitution- Bob Reichert Editor: partisan blame-game will not put ality of these laws. Punta Gorda I wanted to thank the Port a single American back to work. The AHCA starts January Money, control, Charlotte Library on Aaron It’s time for all parties to roll up 2014, and the IRS does not not health care Street for their program Read their sleeves and make the tough collect any revenue for the Cruz & Co. purchase of insurance ever. and Feed. This program was decisions to end this impasse.” Editor: The only “revenue” collected just plain silly sponsored by the Friends of Blame? The House’s job each Isn’t it interesting that the is “fines” (read taxes) for not the Port Charlotte Library, year is to pass appropriations bills president has no problem Editor: being insured. At this point, it Champs Cafe', Charlotte to fund government operations. altering Obamacare to suit I have been a registered looks like the fine, if any will County School Board and If it cannot accomplish that, a himself and his supporters. Republican for 42 years. be paid when filing your 2014 First Book. The person in remedy is short-term continuing But when the representatives Ted Cruz and company are income tax return sometime charge of the program was resolutions that fund the gov- of the people try to alter it to being silly. They remind me between January-April 15, Patty Ryan-Raisch. ernment at existing levels. As a suit the people, the president of playground bullies who 2015. Millions with incomes The program was for kids result of prior negotiations over says, “No negotiations.” grabbed the ball and won’t let under $45,000 will get subsidy ages 18 and under. It provided raising the debt ceiling, that level Obamacare is more about anybody play. refunds. The estimate is that a free hot meal for these kids. is known as the sequester level money and control than it is I know they believe that the subsidies will exceed the It also provided games, crafts, set by the Budget Control Act of about health care. they are right. They are cer- fines. The object is to get ev- sewing and reading incentive 2011, which is projected to cut tain that Obamacare will be eryone insured and cut overall Dick Doonan rewards. My granddaughters at- spending by $109 billion in 2013 a disaster. OK, let it start and medical costs. Currently Rotonda West tended this program along with and $1.2 trillion through 2021. fail. When it does they can we pay for those uninsured a couple of their cousins. On The Senate would have passed ride in and fix everything. people who stiff the hospitals Fridays there was a story-telling and Obama would have signed So Ted, go home, get some because they don’t have Thank Fred Hill hour which also included a continuing resolution with sleep and come up with a insurance. audience participation. One spending at sequester levels. In for no landfill better plan, because having Not sure what is meant Friday there was a puppet fact, the House bill set spending 47 million people without about moving $1 million Editor: show. Also on Fridays there at those levels, but included access to good health care in from Homeland Security and was a sewing session wherein anti-Obamacare language on the The rainy season, if not yet, the wealthiest country on the $67 million of that seems to the kids started out making eve of the law’s implementation will soon be over and hasn’t it planet is embarrassing. nationwide. Assigning blame for be missing. A typo perhaps? been a record year?! potholders learning how to the shutdown may be hard for Perhaps you could tell us the Not since 1932 have Rick Garms hand stitch and progressing to Buchanan to say publicly, but we source of this information or Charlotte County residents Englewood pillows and then making a quilt suspect he knows who’s to blame. is this merely an unbaised seen this much rainfall in using a sewing machine. I want to give kudos to the We do agree with Buchanan opinion of what you would one season! Out in eastern volunteers for the patience that it is time for Congress want it to be? Charlotte, where the proposed Support for teaching these kids to thread a and the president to address Calusa Green landfill was Wm. Buz Collins Nancy Prafke needle, boys included. Also on long-term budgetary issues that to be located, local weather Port Charlotte Fridays there was a free book threaten to add hundreds of stations recorded total rainfall Editor: giveaway wherein the kids billions of dollars to our debt, in excess of 60 and even as I have been working could choose a free book to including the growth of Medicare. much as 70 inches! with Gary Quill, the air- Recommending take home. This will require hard choices, Think what we would be port director, since before This program was not including potential means test- health care program dealing with had the applica- Hurricane Charley to develop only educational, but taught ing, raising the eligibility age and noise-abatement procedures Editor: tion to build a regional landfill socialization as there were exploring how we handle end- for our airport. The combina- If anyone has developed on the former Calusa Orange quite a few kids participating of-life treatment. We disagree tion of the new control tower breast cancer, and you’re not Grove site been approved a including a wide range of age with those who push plans that year or two sooner. Would and our new noise abatement exempt current recipients. It’s too on Medicare, Medicaid, or a groups. federally funded health care we be looking at raw garbage procedures eliminates 90 per- easy for voters on Medicare to Reading is such an import- program, you are eligible for floating down the Peace River cent of the noise from arriving say future recipients should pay ant part of growing up and the Xgeva first step program. into Charlotte Harbor from and departing jet traffic over more and get less treatment at a keeping incentive going in Eligibility is not based on the landfill? Fortunately, the residential areas. later age. Having skin in the game young people like this pro- income. If your doctor tells application was withdrawn. Doing this now, before new ensures voters aren’t making gram did is to be compliment- you to take Xgeva shots, In Charlotte County, we jet traffic arrives, is important. ed. I hope that this program choices based on someone else’s please call 1-888-657-8371 have one individual to thank Flying 30 years for Delta, I pain. will be available next summer. to obtain benefits that pay for that successful conclusion: saw firsthand what “noise Mary W. Tucker Making those hard decisions $5,000 per patient per six- Fred Hill. Yes, there was a abatement procedures” did isn’t possible if moderates refuse month calendar period. So committee formed to fight the to alleviate a community’s jet Port Charlotte to stand up to extremists in their own party and insist on goodwill negotiations and compromise, | LETTER SUBMISSION POLICY even when they control only one Letters are welcome on virtually any subject, but we do have some rules. Please keep them to the Editor section is designed as a public forum for community discourse, and the opinions branch of the government. It’s to less than 250 words. Letters will be edited to length as well as for grammar and spelling. 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t’s time for the speak- from a shutdown — Democrats to help it beginning of Congress,” happens next. Under er of the House to among voters and in pass? Cannon observed in his House practice, the I start leading or leave. the market — would be Let Boehner dare his autobiography. speaker is chosen by a With some ingenuity, he chastening enough to caucus not to follow Likewise, when Speaker majority of those present might even be able to convince Republicans him. How naive, you’re Newt Gingrich faced a and voting. lead and keep his speak- to back away from the thinking. He’d be out as brewing coup in 1997, If Democrats voted ership. Ruth far more cataclysmic speaker before you could he simply refused to present, Boehner could We tend to think of Marcus prospect of leaving the say Eric Cantor. resign his speakership regain the speakership John Boehner as the government unable to Maybe not. In the and warned the plotters with a mere majority helpless pawn of an un- borrow enough money to history of the House, no (among whom was one of his caucus — not a governable caucus, under cover its debts. speaker has been forcibly John Boehner) that they majority of the entire the thumb of ideologues theory of leadership: But as every parent removed from office. risked ending up with a House. who prevent the other- letting the crazies in his eventually discovers, The closest things came, Speaker Dick Gephardt, If Democrats voted for wise sane speaker from caucus have their melt- sometimes you have according to Catholic the Democrats’ leader. Minority Leader Nancy being the dealmaker he is down until they’ve gotten to step in and tell the University political That was not likely to Pelosi, it’s unclear that at heart. it out of their system kids to cut it out. Now. scientist Matthew N. happen, or if it did, to traumatized, fractured In this view, Boehner and are ready to listen to Because if you don’t, you Green, an expert on the last for very long, but Republicans would be has little choice — he reason. will lurch from tantrum speakership, occurred in the insurrection quickly able to summon a ma- must capitulate to the In the current situation, to tantrum, forever at the 1910, when Republican evaporated. jority of the whole House anarchists’ demands or you could imagine that mercy of tiny terrorists. Speaker Joe Cannon In the current situa- for one of their own — lose his speakership. having the tantrum over And these tiny terrorists faced a revolt from a tion, there’s no doubt Majority Leader Cantor, Two responses: funding the government have nuclear weapons in group of progressive that House Republicans Majority Whip Kevin First, so what? Is the could be usefully cathar- the form of a default on Republicans and the seeking to oust Boehner McCarthy or Budget title worth the hassle? tic, clearing the decks for the debt. Democratic delegation, could bring that effort Committee Chairman Does Boehner want to more reasonable behav- Which brings me to which ended up stripping to the floor; under Paul Ryan. be remembered as the ior over the debt ceiling. the second response: the heavy-handed speak- House procedures, it Challenging the speaker speaker who led his Except that Boehner Maybe Boehner has more er of some powers. would be a privileged is risky business. Which party — or, more accu- has been ginning up his power than he seems to Notably, when motion entitled to speedy is why it’s time for this rately, followed it — over caucus for a debt-ceiling believe. What if Boehner Cannon requested a consideration. speaker to start taking the cliff of shutdown fight, where he believes brought his proposed vote to remove him But even if it were to some risks — for his coun- and default? Let Texas Republicans will have solution for funding the from office, the rebels succeed — presumably try as well as his legacy. Republican Sen. Ted Cruz more leverage with government to the House caved, with Republican with a combination Ruth Marcus is a colum- be speaker if he wants the president (maybe) floor — even if it would insurgents unwilling to of Democrats and tea nist for The Washington the job. and suffer less political require giving up relying accept a Democratic party Republicans — the Post. Readers may reach Boehner has been damage (doubtful). on only Republican votes speaker. “I was given Republicans would have her at marcusr@washpost. practicing the tantrum Perhaps the fallout and instead relying on more votes than at the to worry about what com. Democrats vs. Republicans: the fight goes on emocrats are “don’t ask, don’t tell” in for a delay just last week. of whether the Obama landscape. But at first affronted that place and never would Pew Research has administration can get only about 2 percent of D Republicans have agitated to repeal found disapproval of its software to work. people will receive subsi- have made Obamacare the Bush tax cuts, out the health care law at It depends on young, dies, which are funneled a focus of this fall’s fiscal of deference to duly con- an all-time high in its healthy people buying through insurers rather fights. stituted policy and law. polling. CNN’s latest insurance even as it than given to individuals They should get used Rich Nearly four years after survey has disapproval reduces their incentive directly. The subsidies to it. Even if Democrats Lowry Obamacare passed, the at 57 percent and to do so; it encourages themselves shouldn’t deflect efforts to defund coalition against it has approval at 38. Health employers to dump be enough to save or delay the law in expanded rather than care, a core Democratic workers off their current Obamacare if it is failing. coming weeks, the fight shrunk. The unions are strength for decades, insurance; it suppresses The law’s fate over the will go on. Republican support on party-line now excoriating the law is becoming a liability. full-time work, through longer term matters be- opposition is for the votes — it is a formula in terms that once would A New York Times poll the employer mandate; cause it is almost certain long haul, and it should for conflict rather than have been reserved found that more people in 10 years, the law still to survive the immediate be. consensus. for Republican floor disapprove of President leaves 30 million people confrontations over the Even as the exchanges Having done the deed, speeches. During his Barack Obama on health uninsured. so-called continued for individuals to pur- Democrats now expect filibuster, Texas Sen. Ted care than approve by a None of this makes for resolution and the debt chase insurance get up Republicans to salute Cruz repeatedly quoted 54 to 40 margin. Trust a stable, widely accepted ceiling. It will be deter- and running, Obamacare smartly, accept “the law a letter from Teamsters for Republicans and new dispensation in mined over the course of is still in play. It has a of the land” and suggest leader Jim Hoffa attack- Democrats on health American health care. the next two elections, legitimacy problem. It minor improvements ing Obamacare as a clear care is about even, ac- On the right, ironically when Republicans will had one before it passed, that Democrats will, in and present threat to cording to the Pew poll. enough, it is Cruz and his continue to pound away when it was kept afloat their wisdom, decide the middle class. When The problems with the band of fellow defunders — rightly — over the through gross special whether or not to adopt. House Republicans health law are invariably who are the defeatists on sighs of annoyed impa- deals, and it has one In other words, they voted to delay the described by the pres- the law’s medium-term tience of the left and the still, when it is manifest- recommend the acqui- individual mandate ident and his allies as prospects. They argue media. Resistance is not ly failing to live up to the escence of surrender. If a few weeks ago, 35 “glitches,” or harmless that unless it is stopped futile. president’s salesmanship this were a consistent Democrats joined technical snafus that before Jan. 1, when Rich Lowry is the editor on its behalf. There’s a principle rather than them; Joe Manchin, the no one should worry subsidies begin to flow of the National Review. reason that usually we opportunistic advice, Democratic senator about. But the law suffers through the exchanges, Readers may reach him don’t pass major social Democrats would have from West Virginia, from basic design flaws it will be an unalterable at comments.lowry@ changes lacking popular been content to leave announced his support beyond the question part of the American nationalreview.com. Want To Get

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ohn Boehner wakes eggs and rye toast, his The only thing that guy the speaker wants to defy you could slug it out up in his English head aches. gets right is shellacking the tea party and make a during the day and have J basement apartment “Boy, I really gotta start me in the Rose Garden. deal with the Democrats, a few slugs at night, mak- on Capitol Hill, his head wondering if it’s worth At least I showed him up Cantor will be behind ing deals in rooms that still in a merlot fog. it,” he muses. “I’m being at golf. him all the way. I personally filled with It’s a glorious autumn led around by the nose “Hey, I could go Ending the call as he smoke. Now Congress is morning, but Boehner Maureen by goofballs like Michele down to Hains Point leaves the diner, Boehner a crap sandwich. We used doesn’t want to open his Dowd Bachmann, Ted Cruz and for 18 holes. I need to cracks to a member of his to pretend to hate each baby blues. He lies there, Louie Gohmert when all relax, get some rays. Aw, security detail, “Hey, pal, other. Now we really do. in his “Man of the House” I wanna do is wield my never mind. I closed it as pull the knife out of my “Paul Ryan sure has T-shirt and Augusta really big gavel — right part of the government back.” headed for the hills. Isn’t National gym shorts. to let the press pests, on the heads of a couple shutdown.” He calls an aide to ting- he the big budget genius? He wishes he didn’t with their cheap haircuts of these ding-dongs. I He scans Politico. a-ling-a-ling his rat pack, In 2011, I kept these have to go to work. He and bad ties, see that he’s enjoyed it a heckuva lot “As if things weren’t Sens. Saxby Chambliss loony-tunes at bay. But reaches for his Camel down. more when the Big Ted in bad enough, Harry and Richard Burr and maybe I don’t have any Ultra Lights in his “People call me the the Senate was Kennedy. Reid’s office leaked Rep. Tom Latham, and more tricks up my sleeve. supposedly smoke-free Dean Martin of D.C., Me and Teddy, doing No these emails to show maybe a lobbyist or Now the kooks have apartment. and I’m certainly getting Child Left Behind with what a hypocrite I was three, for an early dinner overpowered me, made “Oh, Lord,” he growls. roasted,” he tells his No Wine Left Behind. for raising hell about at Trattoria Alberto me look like one of the “How did I become that image in the mirror, Ha! That Washington has Congress’ special subsidy on Barracks Row. The weakest speakers ever. idiot Newt?” perfectly knotting his been snuffed out.” for health insurance this government is closed, Not exactly the legacy I He takes a deep drag sea-green tie on a crisply He gulps his coffee. week after he and I had after all. was shooting for. as he drags himself out ironed shirt. “I’m so tired of wheeled and dealed to “I’m just a business “I knew this shutdown of bed. “Old Dino was from Obama,” he keens to keep the darn thing,” he guy,” he thinks, staring was trouble. I’ve gotta “My whole career was Ohio, too.” himself. “The president rumbles. “I can’t stand out the tinted window of decide if this job is even about not becoming The security detail says he wishes he had Harry, but you gotta the SUV, barely noticing worth it if I have to be Newt,” he mutters. picks up Boehner in an Kevin Spacey to deal admire his methods. government workers Cruz’s sock puppet.” “You’d think our getting SUV, and, as usual, he with. Well, so do I. I’ve That’s how they do it in streaming out of their As the speaker arrives bounced from the heads to Pete’s Diner for been here for 22 years Vegas, baby. While I was agencies to go home. at the Capitol, he reaches leadership in ’98, in the breakfast. and that cat acts like hoping Democrats would “I came to look out for for his hankie. backlash after the last The congressman who I don’t know what I’m slip on a banana peel, business, not to shut “It’s enough,” he blub- shutdown, and then the grew up in the Rust Belt doing.” Harry labeled us banana down the zoo’s Panda bers, “to make a grown Clinton impeachment, with 11 siblings, mop- He wafted through Republicans.” Cam. These tea party man cry.” would have taught me ping up his dad’s bar, Congress like a cool The phone rings. It’s wacko birds are in la-la Maureen Dowd is a New something.” likes his perks and loves breeze, while I spent Eric Cantor, in his oleag- land. York Times columnist. He dresses with his being The Speaker. But as years sweating out big inous Richmond drawl, “Washington used to Readers may reach her via usual care. He’s not going he picks at his sausage, deals with Democrats. assuring Boehner that if be an adult place where www.newyorktimes.com. Blame James Madison for the shutdown he problem was negotiate that matters. And voters will blame of Congress held by the But in fact, they’ve had caused by James A member of Congress Republicans for shutting other for 32 of the last a partial victory this year, T Madison. And by can’t get time with the down government. 45 years — 70 percent of a win that didn’t seem the 39 other men who president or his top aides Many pundits also the time. It’s the default likely last December. By signed the Constitution on demand. A president say House Republicans’ mode, not an exception. accepting the sequester in 1787. can always get through amendment delaying The current divisions despite its defense cuts, The problem, of Michael to a member of Congress Obamacare was foolish for result from what I call Republicans have actually course, is the government Barone — as Obama did, finally, the same reason, although volitional migration in dialed down domestic shutdown. It was caused Monday night for a “delay” polls much better my just-published book, discretionary spending. because the Framers of conversation described as than “defund.” “Shaping Our Nation: How Democrats’ position the Constitution wisely “less than ten minutes.” Cruz argues that Surges of Migration Have now is essentially the provided for separation of disagreed with. Astonishingly, Obama once people receive Transformed America and sequester. They’re swal- powers among the three That understanding, to- said in a prepared Obamacare subsidies, Its Politics.” Americans lowing something they branches of government. gether with the constitu- statement that no they will be hooked and have been moving to plac- hate. No wonder Obama The president would tional structure, imposes president had negotiated support the program. It’s es they consider culturally seems sullen. faithfully execute the laws something like a duty of ancillary issues with an argument akin to Mitt congenial. So both sides will have and be commander in consultation between the Congress when a shut- Romney’s 47 percent. Democratic voters — frustratingly partial victo- chief of the military, but president and members down was threatened. But beneficiaries of blacks, Hispanics, gentry ries and not get everything both houses of Congress of Congress. Otherwise Four Pinocchios, said government don’t neces- liberals — are heavily they want. That’s how would have to approve of — and you may have Washington Post fact sarily vote Democratic. clustered in certain James Madison’s system every penny the govern- heard about this — the checker Glenn Kessler. The state with the central cities. They give is supposed to work in a ment could spend. government will have to The Post’s Wonkblog highest percentage of Democrats an advantage closely divided country. In the early republic, it shut down. helpfully listed 17 govern- residents who receive in the Electoral College. Michael Barone, senior was widely assumed that Barack Obama hasn’t ment shutdowns since disability insurance, West Republican voters political analyst for The presidents could veto engaged in much consul- the late 1970s. Almost all Virginia, voted 62 percent are more evenly spread Washington Examiner legislation only it was tation this summer and involved legislative-exec- for Romney. around beyond these (www.washington deemed unconstitutional. fall. He has announced utive disagreement over Moreover, it’s not clear Democratic bastions. examiner.com), is a Disagreeing with policy he won’t negotiate with ancillary issues. that Obamacare subsidies That gives Republicans an resident fellow at the was not enough. House Speaker John The bulk of pundit will be that generous or advantage in the House of American Enterprise That changed after Boehner. opinion, on the Right as visible. On Tuesday, the Representatives. Institute, a Fox News Andrew Jackson vetoed His defenders note that well as the Left, holds day the health exchanges So both sides have a Channel contributor and a the recharter of the Boehner has stated public- that House Republicans were supposed to open, legitimate mandate — co-author of The Almanac Second Bank of the ly he won’t negotiate with blundered by attaching many Obamacare but not an unlimited one. of American Politics. United States in 1832 and the president. Boehner Sen. Ted Cruz’s defund websites were giving error Republicans are furious To find out more about was promptly re-elected. believes Obama unfairly Obamacare amend- messages. that their members Michael Barone, and read Jackson claimed to act on upped the ante in their ment to the continuing Divided government is can’t defund or delay features by other Creators constitutional grounds, “grand bargain” negotia- resolution funding the not exactly a novel thing. Obamacare. They want to writers and cartoonists, but it came to be under- tions in August 2011. government. We’ve had a White House see politicians stand up visit the Creators Syndicate stood that presidents As a practical matter, Democrats would never controlled by one party yelling, “No!” Theater has website at www.creators. could veto laws they it’s Obama’s refusal to accept that, they say. and at least one house a function in politics. com.

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different from the same ground he covered. “I just well. And the actual event are critics of the schools.” community and schools job outside of school. had not thought about itself went off without a That, she said, would that the organizers SCHOOL Lee Swift, chairman how constant the de- glitch,” he said. spark real discussion for had hoped to spark FROM PAGE 1 of the Charlotte County mands are all day long.” Now that I’ve Been improving education. may already be in play. School Board, worked The custodian has Back to School has tested Whittaker hopes to Stamoulis, in his prepa- One challenge of Tuesday alongside the regular cleaning duties successfully in its first year, follow up with those who ration for the event with the event, said Bonnie school custodian at Neil that are scheduled, but “if the program’s organizers participated in this year’s Platt, saw campaign Bistarkey, president of the Armstrong Elementary a kid gets sick you have to are thinking about how program. posters for student Charlotte County Support as part of the event. Swift go clean it up right then.” to follow through and “I’ll be sending invites government elections, and Personnel Association, said that supporting so School officials, in- expand it in the future. (to the participants) for offered to let the students was selling the idea of many students added cluding Charlotte County Susan Sutherland, conversations. It may be use real voting equipment. having professionals take a unexpected challenges to Superintendent Doug executive director of the helpful to have communi- Today, Murdock Middle day off work. An additional the custodial job. Whittaker, considered the Charlotte County School ty input now that they’ve School students will vote difficulty was convincing “I wished I had thought effort a success. Employees Union, said been in the schools,” he electronically using the people that a support job, to put a pedometer on,” “As far as getting the that “looking ahead to said. same equipment that is such as school custodian, Swift reflected Thursday, hosts and participants to- next year, we want to The input and col- used in county elections. has challenges that are thinking about how much gether, it worked out very bring more people who laboration between Email: [email protected]

with the lesson. finished reading, I had lost way they had been. They took part in the program program, and it was an After introducing them. No hands in the air weren’t responding like by the school district. eye-opening day. Teaching RUSTY myself, I began to lecture. in response to my ques- they can.” It was at Papa G’s, the is tough. Teachers are FROM PAGE 1 I was fairly successful in tions. No responses. They That was the first hint culinary school restaurant tougher. They are caring engaging them, asking just sat there and listened. that I wasn’t cut out to be at Charlotte Technical professional who take a U.S. history classes, with questions, getting hands All of a sudden, Chris a teacher. The rest of the Center, where the food great deal of pride in their 30 minutes for lunch. in the air. It was moving began talking, asking day verified it. The classes was delicious. job. Such things as a trip to along. questions, engaging them. are long — 87 minutes Some of us got a chance They want to make a the bathroom had to be And then it came time She wound up teaching — and the last bell rings to talk about our day in difference. planned. for them to read. And the last 30 minutes of the at 4 p.m. By 2 p.m., I was front of the group. I told Anyone interested in In the first class, I that’s when I made a class. She bailed me out. done. Stick a fork in me. my story of Chris riding to taking part next year, call was to teach about mistake. Chris asked me Later, I’d asked her how “It’s the grind of a day my rescue. district spokesman Mike the Declaration of if I wanted the students to she’d known. without planning,” Chris We were asked to get Riley at 941-255-7430. Independence and read parts of it and then “I’ve been in this said. “It’s a killer.” the word out on the pro- Rusty Pray is editor of Thomas Jefferson. The discuss. I said I’d prefer business awhile,” she said. Later, she and I met gram because plans are to the Charlotte Sun. He students had a five-page they read the whole thing. “I noticed they weren’t at a Chill ’n Chat event do it again next year. can be reached at rpray@ reading associated And when they were responding to you the thrown for all those who It’s a worthwhile sun-herald.com. FOUND CANALS FROM PAGE 1 FROM PAGE 1 cost of repair, so far, will be around the vehicle. absorbed by canal main- Beghin’s next of kin tenance dollars budgeted have been notified. for this year. If needed, she The vehicle was said, additional money can identified as Beghin’s by be taken out of reserves. its tag number. The city finance office is Major Crimes detec- investigating whether the tives and crime scene damages are eligible for technicians continued FEMA money, which might their investigation at the be available as long as the scene late Thursday. federal agency declares The Doe Network emergency storm-related reported foul play was damages in three contigu- suspected in Beghin’s ous counties. “It’s a long shot,” said disappearance, but SUN PHOTO BY ADAM KREGER Bowe was unable to city finance director David immediately comment Major Crimes detectives and crime scene technicians with the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office are investigating a car found Drury. “But we are explor- on that. Thursday morning in a Deep Creek canal. The 1982 Chevrolet Corvette belonged to Terrance Paul Beghin, who was reported ing all possibilities.” Email: [email protected] missing at the age of 26 on Nov. 1, 1986. Email: [email protected]

Duffy also worried that some cases, upgrading not enough specific equipment in advance     AUDIT costs are contained in of possible failures also FROM PAGE 1 the proposal. is recommended. “We need to know A total of 16 facilities          provide substantial exactly how much we were included in the up-front payments are paying out for this,” energy audit, which for the improvements       she said. uses criteria such as the identified in the audit. The audit focuses on age and the condition of    The county’s investment county facilities with the buildings. The goal would be returned in the greatest energy and of implementing these 14 years, according to water demand, costs facility-improvement the report, while the and potential savings. measures is to reduce cumulative energy and These cost savings, energy and water This research study needs men at least 50 , operational savings the report said, would consumption, according and postmenopausal women at least 55 , who would total $5 million. come from a range of to the report. suffer chronic gout and have experienced a County Administrator improvements, from Commissioners will heart attack , italized unstable ang Ray Sandrock questioned hosp ina , rooftop solar systems to have an opportunity whether the guaranteed stroke or comp lications due to diabetes . energy-efficient air-con- to hear directly from savings were tied to the ditioning units. Siemens represen- contract’s length. If you  have  chronic  gout  and a  history of In general, across- tatives at Tuesday’s “There is a direct cardiovascula r disease  call  or log  on  to our the-board lighting meeting, which starts at relationship,” said David  web site  to  learn  more   about   this study.  The retrofits, including 9 a.m. at the Murdock Milligan, director of coun-  information we  learn  from  this study  could at Charlotte Sports Administration Center, ty facilities construction help others  in  the  future. Park, would result in 18500 Murdock Circle. and maintenance. significant savings, Commissioner Tricia the report stated. In Email: [email protected] R R N E W S Start your day with the Crossword Puzzle N E W S      A U A U A D N Mon. - Sat. in the Classifieds A D N 9 9 50451745 Our Town Page 12 C www.sunnewspapers.net LOCAL/REGIONAL NEWS The Sun /Friday, October 4, 2013 Shop ’til you drop

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www.sunnewspapers.net The FRIDAYWire OCTOBER 4, 2013 Little pressure to compromise Stocks opened lower and fell steadily throughout the morning. The Dow Jones industrial average slumped nearly 200 points, but Politically safe lawmakers see no shutdown urgency later pulled back from its slide. By CHARLES BABINGTON districts make many House viewed with scorn. party lines than perhaps at any AssociAted Press Writer Democrats and Republicans For decades, lawmakers other point in modern times. — Page 6 — virtual shoo-ins for re-elec- have redrawn congressional “After every census and WASHINGTON — The tion, insulating them from boundaries to pack districts reapportionment, the blue dis- Gold falls for third government shutdown could everything but the views in with like-minded people and tricts get bluer and the red dis- last for many days or even their slice of the country. That ensure easy re-election for tricts get redder,” said former time in four days weeks because politically safe means some lawmakers can incumbents. But election Rep. Steve LaTourette, R-Ohio, lawmakers in both parties feel be greeted as heroes back results and lawmakers’ voting using the colorful terms for little pressure to compromise. home even if nationally the patterns show that the House Heavily gerrymandered budget standoff comes to be is more sharply divided along SHUTDOWN | 4 yt Firl

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1. From shutdown to lockdown to shootout With senators puzzling over the VIK government shutdown inside, a ; woman driving a black Infiniti with ` a young child leads police on a chase that ends at the Capitol, where she is shot and killed. See page 1. 2. Budget battle gets more personal President Obama and House Speaker Boehner trade barbs as the dispute moves closer to a more critical showdown over the nation’s line of credit. See page 2. AP PHOTOS This view from the Russell Senate Office Building shows police converging on the scene of a shooting on Constitution Avenue on Capitol Hill near the 3. Why lawmakers in Supreme Court in Washington, Thursday. A police officer was reported injured after gunshots at the U.S. Capitol, police said Thursday. They locked down both parties appear the entire complex, at least temporarily derailing debate over how to end a government shutdown. unwilling to budge The government shutdown could last for many days or even weeks Police shoot, kill driver after car chase because politically safe lawmakers By BRADLEY KLAPPER would not say whether the in both parties feel little pressure to and LAURIE KELLMAN woman had been armed. compromise. See page 1. AssociAted Press Writers Tourists, congressional WASHINGTON — A woman staff and even some senators 4. Ship carrying migrants with a year-old child led watched as a caravan of law Secret Service and police on a enforcement vehicles chased a capsizes off Italy harrowing car chase from the black Infiniti with Connecticut In the dark of night, hundreds of men, White House past the Capitol license plates down women and children are flung into Thursday, attempting to Constitution Avenue outside the sea after the fishing boat capsizes penetrate the security barriers the Capitol. House and Senate following a fire on board. See page 1. at both national landmarks lawmakers, inside debating before she was shot to how to end a government shut- down, briefly shuttered their 5. How the shutdown death, police said. The child 1- survived. chambers as Capitol Police is affecting the WIC “I’m pretty confident this shut down the building. program was not an accident,” said The woman’s car at one While USDA has said that food Metropolitan Police Chief point had been surrounded by stamps are guaranteed to continue Cathy Lanier. Still, Capitol police cars and she managed through October, it is unclear what Police said there appeared to Emergency personal help an injured person after a shooting on Capitol Hill will happen after that. See page 2. be no terrorist link. Authorities CHAOS | 4 in Washington, Thursday. 6. Fla.’s election chief is pushing for a voter purge The state’s top election official on Ship carrying migrants capsizes off Italy Thursday kicked off an effort to win over skeptical election supervisors about a By NICOLE WINFIELD on board set a fire to get the still unaccounted for late of dollars a head for the revived plan to remove non-U.S. citizens AssociAted Press Writer attention of passing ships. Thursday, Italian officials said. journey aboard overcrowded, from the state’s voter rolls. See page 1. The flames spread and “We need only caskets, barely seaworthy boats that ROME — The rickety fishing panicked passengers surged certainly not ambulances,” lack life vests. 7. Where illegal boat was the third of the night to one side to avoid the fire. said Pietro Bartolo, chief of Lampedusa, 70 miles off to head toward the tiny Italian The vessel capsized, and Lampedusa health services. Tunisia and closer to Africa immigrants can take island of Lampedusa, over- hundreds of men, women It was one of the deadliest than the Italian mainland, the wheel legally loaded with African migrants and children who didn’t know accidents in the perilous has been at the center of Gov. Jerry Brown signs a bill adding seeking a better life in Europe. how to swim were flung into crossing thousands make each wave after wave of illegal California to the growing list of states Most never reached shore. the Mediterranean Sea. year, seeking a new life in the immigration. allowing immigrants in the U.S. illegally After the boat started At least 114 people prosperous European Union. to obtain driver’s licenses. See page 5. taking on water, someone died and some 200 were Smugglers charge thousands MIGRANTS | 4 8. Syrians, Lebanese are fighting over jobs Many Lebanese businesses are hiring Election chief tries to win support for purge Syrians who will work for very little By GARY FINEOUT reassure them that this year’s is to dissuade minority voters, — to more than 2,600 regis- salary, and Lebanese workers grumble and MELISSA NELSON-GABRIEL effort to identify voters will go including Hispanics, from tered voters — and sent to that their bosses can now ignore their AssociAted Press Writers more smoothly than the 2012 voting next year when Scott is county election officials last demands. See page 8. PANAMA CITY — attempt that drew lawsuits up for re-election. year. Many election supervi- Undeterred by criticism that and fierce criticism. “It is designed to intimidate sors, however, did not wind up 9. An unappetizing but Florida is targeting minority But top Democrats, in- real voters from going to the removing anyone after ques- voters, the state’s top election cluding U.S. Rep. Debbie polls and casting their ballot,” tions arose about the law and effective cure the accuracy of the list. Some Doctors find a way to put healthy official on Thursday kicked off Wasserman Schultz, are Wasserman Schultz said. already criticizing the move as It was Scott that first pushed citizens wound up on the list. people’s poop into pills that can cure an effort to win over skeptical a “political ploy” by Gov. Rick to have the state look for Florida then reached an serious gut infections. See page 4. election supervisors about a revived plan to remove non- Scott to intimidate valid voters. non-U.S. citizens on the rolls. agreement with the U.S. U.S. citizens from the state’s Wasserman Schultz said the The state initially compared Department of Homeland 10. US threatens Iran voter rolls. small number of invalid voters a list of driver’s licenses with Security to screen names on a with new sanctions Secretary of State Ken found previously did not justi- voter registration data and federal immigration database. The Obama administration reassured its Detzner met with 15 county fy all the time spent launching came up with a list of 180,000 That yielded a list of nearly election officials from the a new search. She insisted that voters suspected of not being 200 names, including some critics that the U.S. would not be played for people who had voted. “suckers” by Iran’s new leader. See page 5. Panhandle where he and other the real reason Florida says it citizens. state election officials tried to is going after non-U.S. citizens That list was pared back PURGE | 4 Page 2 WIRE www.sunnewspapers.net NATIONAL NEWS The Sun /Friday, October 4, 2013 | NATIONAL BRIEFS Budget, debt unresolved on shutdown’s 3rd day Gulf Coast WASHINGTON (AP) Obama and his braces for Tropical — Three days into a Treasury Department Storm Karen government shutdown, said that failure to raise President Barack Obama the nation’s borrowing NEW ORLEANS (AP) — pointedly blamed House limit, expected to hit From a tiny, vulnerable Speaker John Boehner its $16.7 trillion cap island off the Louisiana on Thursday for keep- y in mid-October, could coast to the beaches of ing federal agencies precipitate an economic the Florida Panhandle, closed while the bitter nosedive worse than Gulf Coast residents budget dispute moved the Great Recession. A prepared Thursday for a closer to a more critical 4 default could cause the possible hit from Tropical showdown over the nation’s credit markets Storm Karen, which i nation’s line of credit. to freeze, the value of threatened to become The Treasury warned the dollar to plummet the first named tropical 1 system to menace the of calamitous results if and U.S. interest rates to United States this year. Congress fails to raise skyrocket, according to Karen was forecast to the debt limit. the Treasury report. lash the northern Gulf Answering Obama, Obama catalogued Coast over the weekend Boehner complained a litany of troubles as a weak hurricane that the president was that could be caused or tropical storm. A “steamrolling ahead” by the failure to raise hurricane watch was in with the implementation the debt ceiling, from effect from Grand Isle, of the nation’s new delayed Social Security AP PHOTO La., to west of Destin, health care law. As the and disability checks to Fla. A tropical storm government operated House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio walks to his office on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday. world-wide economic warning was issued for sporadically, the stock repercussions. “If we the Louisiana coast from market sank to its lowest government remains in gunfire outside the him they would not screw up, everybody Grand Isle to the mouth level in nearly a month. shuttered. Capitol more than one attack it for failing to gets screwed up,” he of the Pearl River, includ- The shutdown was Outside the Capitol, mile away. contain curbs on the said. ing the New Orleans area. clearly leaving its shots rang out at mid- Despite the heated health care law. So far The speaker’s office In Alabama, safety work- mark. The National afternoon bringing an political rhetoric, some they have been unwilling reiterated Boehner’s past ers hoisted double red flags Transportation Safety already tense Congress signs of a possible way to give that commit- assertion that he would at Gulf Shores because of Board wasn’t sending in- under lockdown, a out of the shutdown ment. The two spoke on not let the United States treacherous rip currents vestigators to Tennessee nerve-wracking moment emerged. But the state of condition of anonym- default on its debt. “But ahead of the storm. to probe a deadly church in a city still recovering play remained in flux. ity to reveal details of if we’re going to raise the In Mississippi, Gov. Phil bus crash that killed from a Sept. 16 mass Two House private discussions. debt limit, we need to Bryant declared a state eight people and sent 14 shooting at the Navy Republicans said The shutdown and the deal with the drivers of of emergency, urging others to the hospital. Yard. Authorities and Boehner told them he approaching debt ceiling our debt and deficits,” residents to prepare. The Labor Department witnesses said a woman would allow a House were merging into one his spokesman, Michael said it wouldn’t release tried to ram her car vote on re-starting the confrontation, raising Steel said. “That’s why the highly anticipated through a White House entire government — the stakes for the pres- we need a bill with cuts Democratic group September jobs report barricade then led police but only if conservative ident and Congress as and reforms to get our airing shutdown on Friday because the on a chase that ended GOP lawmakers assured well as for the economy. economy moving again.” ads at House GOP WASHINGTON (AP) — An outside political group supporting House Shutdown jeopardizes nutrition program for poor Democrats is casting blame for the government ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) If the aid dries up, shutdown on nine House — Jacob Quick is a fat desperate moms will Republicans in a series of .. and happy 4-month-old a probably dilute their television and online ads. - with a big and expensive 1 t babies’ formula with House Majority PAC appetite. Like millions water to make it last is launching a six-figure of other poor women, longer, or simply give broadcast television ad Jacob’s mother relies them water or milk, buy this week against on the federal Women, said the Rev. Douglas Republican Reps. Steve Infants and Children A. Greenaway, head Southerland of Florida, Joe program to pay for of the National WIC Heck of Nevada and Dave infant formula — aid Association, an advocacy Joyce of Ohio. The ads that is now jeopardized group. Pediatricians accuse the Republicans of by the government i say children under 1 causing the federal govern- shutdown. shouldn’t drink cow’s ment shutdown. The GOP Pennsylvania and milk because they can seats are top priorities for other states say they .L develop iron deficiency Democrats in the 2014 can operate WIC at anemia. midterm elections. least through the end “These mothers have The group is also plan- of October, easing fears trust and confidence in ning online ads against among officials that this program, and that House Republicans it would run out of trust and confidence representing districts money within days. But has been shaken by in California, Colorado, advocates and others Congress,” Greenaway Illinois, Pennsylvania, worry what will happen said. “This is just New York and Minnesota. if the shutdown drags on unconscionable.” The TV ads will air in beyond that. Groups that fight Tallahassee, Fla., Las Vegas, “What’s going to hunger say they are also and Cleveland, part of a happen to my baby?” concerned about the larger effort by both parties asked Jacob’s mother, confusion that needy to gain leverage in the Cierra Schoeneberger, AP PHOTO mothers may be feeling. government shutdown. as she fed him a bottle In a Wednesday photo, Carlos Rodriguez kisses his 2-year-old daughter Diana, who relies on the Though most WIC of formula bought with Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) while waiting offices are open, many Ex-EDC chief: RI her WIC voucher. “Am for his wife outside a WIC office, in Los Angeles. WIC aid is now in jeopardy because of the mothers mistakenly Governor forced 38 I going to have to feed partial government shutdown. assumed that benefits him regular milk, or were cut off. Studios bankruptcy am I going to have to Advocates are also PROVIDENCE, R.I. scrounge up the little bit goes through about $40 used for infant formula that states would run worried that there (AP) — The former head of of change I do have for worth of formula a week. and cereal, fruits and out of WIC cash after a will be a cumulative Rhode Island’s economic formula or even baby “It’s like a car payment,” vegetables, dairy items “week or so.” Now the effect as other, smaller development agency is ac- food?” said the unemployed and other healthy food. agency says WIC should government feeding cusing Gov. Lincoln Chafee WIC serves nearly mother of three. WIC also provides be able to provide bene- programs run out of of forcing the video game 9 million mothers and The Special breast-feeding support fits through late October, money. company of former Red young children, provid- Supplemental Nutrition and nutrition classes. with states using Adding to the uncer- Sox pitcher Curt Schilling ing what advocates say is Program for Women, Poor women with chil- $100 million in federal tainty: While USDA has into bankruptcy last year vital nutrition that poor Infants and Children dren under 5 are eligible. contingency money said that food stamps by impeding its efforts to families might otherwise — better known as WIC Just before the released Wednesday and are guaranteed to con- restructure its debt or raise be unable to afford. — supplies low-income shutdown, the U.S. $280 million in unspent tinue through October, additional money. Schoenberger, for women with checks or Department of funds from the last it is unclear what will In court filings, an example, said her son debit cards that can be Agriculture had warned budget year. happen after that. attorney for former Economic Development Corp. Executive Director Keith Stokes alleges that Chafee “stood in the way” Employment Friday to be quiet for economists of 38 Studios’ attempts to restructure its debt or WASHINGTON (AP) the September jobs chief economist at report is issued will have everybody looks at all raise more capital in late — The latest victims report is being post- Moody’s Analytics and to manage without it. month long leads up to 2011 and early 2012. of the government’s poned. The workers who a fixture on cable-TV “Most investors I talk a day like Friday,” says The filing also alleges partial shutdown: policy produce it aren’t deemed gabfests after the jobs to are taking a wait-and- Jonathan D. Corpina, the governor refused to wonks, politicians and “essential,” which is reports are released. see attitude,” says Jack senior managing partner meet with 38 Studios ex- TV talking heads who why they’re among the Diane Swonk, chief Ablin, chief investment at Meridian Equity ecutives in 2011 to discuss are losing their monthly 800,000 federal employ- economist at Mesirow officer at BMO Private Partners. “Without the issues and says he opportunity to dissect ees being furloughed. Financial and another Bank. “I don’t think having that core ingre- “rebuffed” efforts to bring the jobs report issued They aren’t doctors regular television pres- anybody is crying in dient to your economic them before the EDC by the Bureau of Labor treating wounded sol- ence on the morning of their beer.” calendar, the dish really board for deliberation. The company filed for Statistics. diers at military hospitals the jobs reports, jokes Wall Street bases its isn’t going to be done.” bankruptcy in June of The ritual unfolds or air traffic controllers that she won’t have to buy-and-sell decisions So can stock analysts last year, and the state is every month: The jobs ensuring that planes take get up so early Friday. on countless data — just take Friday off? now responsible for some report comes out, and off and land safely. Yet she’ll feel the loss. from economic growth Joel Naroff of Naroff $90 million related to the Wall Street panics or ex- They’re statisticians. The jobs report is a in the United States and Economic Advisors in deal. ults. Political advocates Yet for a subculture “flashlight into the dense abroad to corporate Holland, Penn., mused, Christine Hunsinger, spin. And economic of Americans whose forest of global econom- profits, manufacturing half-seriously, that he Chafee’s spokeswoman, analysts crowd cable-TV professional lives are ic information,” Swonk output and home sales. might as well head to his had no immediate com- to offer us their insights. tied to the monthly jobs says. “We’ve turned the But the jobs report weekend place on the ment Thursday. Chafee, It happens the first report, its absence may flashlight off.” tends to occupy center Jersey shore. a vocal opponent of the Friday of the month at be disorienting. Wall Street traders stage. Job growth drives “Employment Fridays 38 Studios deal while 8:30 a.m. Eastern time. “Economists and whose computers consumer spending, are always an incredibly he was campaigning for Except this Friday. journalists will have are normally primed which fuels most of the busy time for me,” Naroff governor, has insisted he The government’s some withdrawal pains,” to spring into action U.S. economy. says. “This one is going did everything he could to partial shutdown means suggests Mark Zandi, milliseconds after the “The economic data to be strangely quiet.” help the company. The Sun /Friday, October 4, 2013 STATE NEWS www.sunnewspapers.net WIRE Page 3 | STATE NEWS BRIEFS Pregnant Fla. teen accepts Witness: ‘Big Tony’ sought woman shot in plea deal in head, baby survives underage sex case TAMPA (AP) — A man VERO BEACH (AP) — A is accused of shooting Florida teen accused of Fla. businessman hit his pregnant girlfriend in having sex with her un- FORT LAUDERDALE AP PHOTO the head at their Tampa derage girlfriend accepted (AP) — A man who apartment on Wednesday a plea deal Thursday that worked security for one Dwayne Nicholson, who before briefly leading her attorney says is in her of two suspects in the formerly handled security for police on a chase. best interest. 2001 mob-style slaying defendant Anthony “Little Paramedics were able to Kaitlyn Hunt, 19, pleaded of high-profile busi- Tony” Ferrari, tells the judge revive Brianna Anderson, no contest to battery, inter- nessman Konstantinos that Ferrari mouthed the words 22, in the ambulance and ference with child custody “Gus” Boulis testified “you’re a rat” and other things doctors at Tampa General and contributing to the Thursday that he was Nicholson took as threats as he Hospital delivered her dependency of a child. approached by his boss testified in court, Wednesday, baby. Anderson died late Hunt was charged in and a reputed New York in Fort Lauderdale. Wednesday of her injuries. February with having sex gangster about killing Tampa media outlets with a 14-year-old female Boulis, but that he never report the woman’s baby schoolmate. Hunt was 18 carried it out. PLEASE was delivered by cesarean at the time. A previous plea Dwayne Nicholson section and was in stable deal was withdrawn in testified that in November GIVE BLOOD condition late Wednesday. August following allega- he was riding in the back “The baby is doing tions that Hunt exchanged seat of a Mercedes-Benz phone and eventually could get the death penal- HELP SAVE LIVES well,” said Tampa police thousands of texts with with Anthony “Big Tony” collected a reward of ty if convicted of first-de- spokeswoman Laura the girl and sent her nude Moscatiello and Anthony more than $100,000. He gree murder. Prosecutors McElroy. “It looks like the photos. A judge revoked “Little Tony” Ferrari when also agreed to wear a say they decided to get baby is going to make it.” her bond, sending her to the subject of Boulis came listening device and set up rid of Boulis because he Police arrested her jail. Prosecutors added a up. Moscatiello, allegedly meetings with Ferrari at was attempting to regain - ,r e boyfriend, Jamar Anjuan charge of transmitting ma- a member of the Gambino detectives’ request. All the control over SunCruz, O Silas, 22, following a brief terial harmful to a minor. crime family, had flown to while, Nicholson said he threatening lucrative chase around 7:30 p.m. Under the terms of South Florida on a private feared he would be killed contracts the two Tonys Thursday’s deal, Hunt will jet to discuss problems because of what he knew. had with the new owners. stay in jail until mid-De- they were having with the “I wasn’t sure who I The alleged hit man, Court rejects cember but won’t have to SunCruz Casinos gam- could talk to, who I could John Gurino, was himself appeal by killers of register as a sex offender. bling fleet formerly owned trust,” he testified. “I was shot to death in a dis- m Ssend -e- Slays Hare 4 on FL highway by Boulis. scared.” pute with a Boca Raton www.pumopdc&ar r.com “I need Gus killed,” Moscatiello and Ferrari delicatessen owner. ATLANTA (AP) — A Orlando airport Nicholson quoted 50450774 federal appeals court has deal for rail Moscatiello as saying. has upheld the rulings of connection Later, Nicholson said a lower court that sen- Moscatiello told him, “If tenced two men to death ORLANDO (AP) — The this conversation goes for the drug-debt slaying board that governs the anywhere else, we’re of a family of four on the Orlando International going to come after you.” side of a Florida highway. Airport has reached a deal Nicholson, a convicted The 11th U.S. Circuit with a private company felon who worked secu- Court of Appeals in Atlanta that could make an rity for Ferrari, insisted C a I o -f--t -e considered three argu- intercity passenger rail that he never intended ments raised by Daniel between Orlando and to kill Boulis but that for Troya and Ricardo Sanchez Miami one step closer. several weeks he did help CO LA vAf Y Jr. in an appeal. Lawyers The Greater Orlando conduct surveillance. for Troya and Sanchez had Aviation Authority reached Eventually, Nicholson challenged lower court an agreement with All told Ferrari he was sick rulings on the admission Aboard Florida to put a and then dropped out of certain evidence and the station at the airport. of sight after going to admission and exclusion of The agreement also a family reunion in specific expert testimony. gives the private compa- Baltimore. Investigators Troya and Sanchez were ny funding the rail line say Boulis was killed on sentenced separately in an easement to lay down Feb. 6, 2001, by a hit man 2009 for the 2006 killings. track on airport property. who ambushed him in a Saturday, Oct. 12, 2013 at Kingsway Country Club They each got two death car on a downtown Fort Sunday, Oct. 13, 2013 at Riverwood Golf Club sentences, for the two Lauderdale street. child victims, and five life Enrollment up When Moscatiello terms. The sentencings in Miami-Dade made the comments OPEN TO ALL marked the first federal charter schools about killing Boulis, Divisions: Championship Flight — Men’s Amateur — Ladies’ Amateur — Seniors (60+) death sentences in Florida Nicholson said he as- ENTRY FEE: Amateurs $160, Pros $175 since the federal govern- MIAMI (AP) — sumed the two meant Includes Cart & Greens Fees, Lunch & Beverages, Player Gift. ment reinstated capital Enrollment in the Miami- he was supposed to $12,000 prize purse (based on a full field.) punishment in 1988. Dade school system is do it. But instead of up — thanks to an increase refusing right away, he Name: in the number of students said nothing. Hdcp Index:______(Used For Pairings) Fla. high court attending charter schools. “If I say no, then I’m reinstates drug The Miami Herald a liability. I know now Address: conviction reports district-wide enroll- what they wanted to do. I ment is up this year in the could not say no, I’m not Tel #: Email: TALLAHASSEE (AP) — state’s largest school system, going to do it. I’m stuck. Championship Flight: Yes No (Circle One) The Florida Supreme Court to almost 350,000 students. So, I didn’t say nothing,” is reinstating a conviction But figures show enroll- Nicholson said. (Circle One) Pro Amateur (Circle One) Male Female against a Panhandle man ment in traditional schools Nicholson said he (Circle One) Senior: Yes No Age:____ Male Female who had challenged the is actually down. The bump called an FBI agent use of a drug-sniffing is coming from the more he knew in Baltimore For information, call 941-764-6661. police dog in his case. than 4,600 students who’ve and left messages, but The high court was enrolled in charter schools. they were never able to Please make check payable to: Charlotte County Open. forced to readdress the The district says some connect. Mail this form and check to: Charlotte County Open, c/o Bob Ridge case of Clayton Harris. 52,000 Miami-Dade “I’m still trying to 4100 Riverwood Dr., Port Charlotte, FL 33948 The U.S. Supreme Court students now attend figure out how I’m going ruled in February police the 128 charter schools. to get out of this,” he do not have to extensively Charter schools receive tax- said. document the work of payer dollars per student, After Boulis was drug-sniffing dogs to be NEWSPAPER S just like public schools. The slain, Nicholson called SUNffiarbue DcSolo Eoaltwood 1:orth Port \'rnictS able to use the results. schools are run by inde- a police crimestoppers America's BEST Community Daily RIVERWOOD

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Donate now online: www.bgcofcc.org Other violations included Boys and Girls Clubs of Charlotte County Mission Statement “To enable all young people, especially those who needs us the most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.” illegal fishing and hunting. SP37178 Page 4 WIRE www.sunnewspapers.net FROM PAGE ONE The Sun /Friday, October 4, 2013 Pills made from poop cure serious gut infections aaALMANACaaaQ Today is Friday, Oct. 4, the (AP) — Hold your nose restore that balance. But “There’s no stool left 277th day of 2013. There are and don’t spit out your they’re given through — just stool bugs. These 88 days left in the year. coffee: Doctors have expensive, invasive proce- people are not eating 40Todayj Boyin historyB orr9 found a way to put healthy dures like colonoscopies poop,” and there are no people’s poop into pills or throat tubes. Doctors smelly burps because the On Oct. 4, 1957, the Space that can cure serious also have tried giving the contents aren’t released amp Age began as the Soviet Union gut infections — a less stool through enemas until they’re well past the launched Sputnik 1, the first yucky way to do “fecal but the treatment doesn’t stomach, Louie said. artificial satellite, into orbit. James transplants.” Canadian always take hold. Days before starting the R. Hoffa was elected president of researchers tried this on 27 There even are YouTube treatment, patients are the International Brotherhood of patients and cured them videos on how to do a given an antibiotic to kill Teamsters. all after strong antibiotics similar treatment at home the C. diff. On the morning failed to help. via an enema. A study in a of the treatment, they have 0oOn this dlodate It’s a gross topic but a medical journal of a small an enema so “the new AP PHOTO In 1777, Gen. George serious problem. Half a number of these “do-it- bacteria coming in have a Dr. Thomas Louie, an infectious disease specialist at the Univer- Washington’s troops launched million Americans get yourself” cases suggests clean slate,” Louie said. an assault on the British at Clostridium difficile, or the approach is safe and It takes 24 to 34 capsules sity of Calgary, holds a container of stool pills in triple-coated gel capsules in his lab in Calgary, Alberta, Canada on Sept. 26. Germantown, Pa., resulting in C. diff, infections each effective. to fit the bacteria needed heavy American casualties. year, and about 14,000 Dr. Thomas Louie, for a treatment, and In 1861, during the Civil War, die. The germ causes an infectious disease patients down them in Margaret Corbin, 69, a and “I’ve been perfectly the United States Navy autho- nausea, cramping and specialist at the University one sitting. The pills make retired nurse’s aide from fine since,” Corbin said. rized construction of the first diarrhea so bad it is often of Calgary, devised a their way to the colon and Calgary, told of the misery The treatment now ironclad ship, the USS Monitor. disabling. A very potent better way — a one-time seed it with the normal of C. diff. must be made fresh for In 1887, the International and pricey antibiotic can treatment custom-made variety of bacteria. “It lasted for two years. each patient so the pills Herald Tribune had its beginnings kill C. diff but also destroys for each patient. Louie described 27 It was horrible. I thought don’t start to dissolve as the Paris Herald, a European good bacteria that live in Donor stool, usually patients treated this way I was dying. I couldn’t eat. at room temperature, edition of the New York Herald. the gut, leaving it more from a relative, is pro- on Thursday at IDWeek, Every time I ate anything because their water In 1931, the comic strip “Dick susceptible to future cessed in the lab to take an infectious diseases con- or drank water I was into content would break down Tracy,” created by Chester Gould, infections. out food and extract the ference in San Francisco. the bathroom,” she said. the gel coating. Minnesota made its debut. Recently, studies bacteria and clean it. It is All had suffered at least “I never went anywhere, I doctors are testing freezing In 1940, Adolf Hitler and have shown that fecal packed into triple-coated four C. diff infections and stayed home all the time.” stool, which doesn’t kill Benito Mussolini conferred at transplants — giving gel capsules so they won’t relapses, but none had a With her daughter as the the bacteria, so it could be Brenner Pass in the Alps. infected people stool from dissolve until they reach recurrence after taking the donor, she took pills made stored and shipped any- In 1958, the first trans-Atlantic a healthy donor — can the intestines. poop pills. by Louie two years ago, where a patient needed it. passenger jetliner service was begun by the British Overseas call “Obamacare.” But give up on Obamacare, for will have more political borrowing capacity. If Airways Corporation (BOAC) with Democrats, who control either a delay or defund- leverage on the debt that forces House Speaker flights between London and New SHUTDOWN the Senate, say it’s prepos- ing it,” he said. “And I ceiling because the stakes John Boehner, R-Ohio, York. FROM PAGE 1 terous to yield ground on don’t see how we can give will be so high. The to rely on Democratic In 1959, the Soviet Union a major accomplishment up on trying.” White House calls that an votes and possibly lose launched Luna 3, a space probe liberal and conservative that survived a Supreme Constituents calling irresponsible and unac- his speakership to angry which transmitted images of the districts. “It’s against their Court challenge and and emailing his office, ceptable strategy, and conservatives, Reid told far side of the moon. electoral interests,” he Obama’s 2012 re-election. Simpson said, generally it vows not to negotiate reporters, then so be it. In 1960, an Eastern Air Lines said, for lawmakers from Both sides appear oppose both the shutdown on something that could Interviews with Lockheed L-188A Electra crashed such districts to move unwilling to budge, thanks and the Obama health law. rock financial markets House Republicans on takeoff from Boston’s Logan International Airport, killing all toward the center rather to lawmakers’ ideological He said the government worldwide and trigger a and Democrats expose beliefs and the strong sup- shutdown could last at new recession. the ideological chasm but 10 of the 72 people on board. than feed “red meat” to In 1970, rock singer Janis their most ideological port they generally receive least two weeks, which Senate Majority Leader that separates them, from voters back home. would overlap with the Harry Reid, D-Nev., and the self-assurance Joplin, 27, was found dead in her constituents. Hollywood hotel room. Many House “It might be that both more consequential ques- fully endorsed that view of politicians strongly sides are backed into a tion of whether to raise Thursday. He said no con- favored to win next year’s In 1980, fire broke out Republicans insist that aboard the Dutch cruise vessel President Barack Obama corner so far that it’s hard the U.S. debt limit to avoid ditions can be attached election, regardless of the to get out of,” said Rep. defaulting on obligations. to a “clean” extension shutdown outcome. One Prinsendam in the Gulf of Alaska, curtail all or part of forcing the 520 people aboard his landmark health Mike Simpson. R-Idaho. Like many Republicans, of government funding side’s reasonableness is “Obama is not going to Simpson said the GOP and a hike in the nation’s the other side’s absurdity. to abandon ship; no deaths or care law, which they serious injury resulted. (The ship capsized and sank a week later.) In 1991, 26 nations, including When the driver couldn’t I is get through a second the United States, signed the CHAOS barrier, she spun the car Madrid Protocol, which imposed FROM PAGE 1 in the opposite direction, a 50-year ban on oil exploration flipping a Secret Service and mining in Antarctica. to escape, careening officer over the hood of Today’s birthdays around a traffic circle and the car as she sped away, Actress Felicia Farr is 81. past the north side of the said B.J. Campbell, a tour- jok Capitol. Video shot by a ist from Portland, Ore. Pro and College Football Hall of TV camerman showed Then the chase began. Famer Sam Huff is 79. Actor police pointing firearms “The car was trying Eddie Applegate is 78. Author at her car before she to get away. But it was Jackie Collins is 76. Author Roy rammed a Secret Service going over the median Blount Jr. is 72. Author Anne vehicle and continued and over the curb,” said Rice is 72. Actress Lori Saunders (“Petticoat Junction”) is 72. driving. Lanier said Matthew Coursen, who Baseball manager Tony La Russa police shot and killed her was watching from a cab is 69. Actor Clifton Davis is 68. a block northeast of the window when the Infiniti 33 Actress Susan Sarandon is 67. historic building. sped by him. “The car got 27 Blues musician Duke Robillard One Secret Service boxed in and that’s when is 65. Actor Armand Assante member and a 23-year I saw an officer of some AP PHOTO is 64. Actor Alan Rosenberg veteran of the Capitol kind draw his weapon is 63. Actor Christoph Waltz Police were injured. and fire shots into the A damaged Capitol Hill police car is surrounded by crime scene tape after a car chase and is 57. Actor Bill Fagerbakke Officials said they are car.” shooting on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday. is 56. Music producer Russell in good condition and Police shot and killed Simmons is 56. Actress-singer expected to recover. the driver just outside their office buildings said “There were mul- government shutdown. Wendy Makkena is 55. Musician “This appears to be an the Hart Senate Office they heard the shots. tiple shots fired and The House had just Chris Lowe (The Pet Shop Boys) isolated, singular matter, Building, where many “We heard three, four, the air was filled with finished approving legisla- is 54. Actor David W. Harper is with, at this point, no senators have their offic- five pops,” said Sen. Bob gunpowder,” said Berin tion aimed at partly lifting 52. Singer Jon Secada is 52. TV nexus to terrorism,” said es. Dine said an officer Casey, D-Pa. Police or- Szoka, whose office at the government shutdown personality John Melendez is 48. Capitol Police Chief Kim took the child from the dered Casey and nearby a technology think tank by paying National Guard Actor Liev Schreiber is 46. Actor Dine. car to a hospital. She tourists to crouch behind overlooks the shooting and Reserve members. Abraham Benrubi is 44. Actress The pursuit began is in good condition a car for protection, then scene. Capitol Police on the Alicia Silverstone is 37. Rock when the car sped onto under protective custody, hustled everyone into the Before the disruption, plaza around the Capitol singer-musician Marc Roberge a driveway leading to the officials said. Capitol. lawmakers had been said they were working (O.A.R.) is 35. Actress Rachael White House, over a set A few senators be- Others witnessed the trying to find com- without pay as the result Leigh Cook is 34. Bassist Cubbie of lowered barricades. tween the Capitol and incident, too. mon ground to end a of the shutdown. Fink (Foster the People) is 31.

death toll at 94 but said destination, getting as far children were saved, under multicolored tarps ODD NEWS it would certainly rise as as nearby Conigli island said Simona Moscarelli, on the docks. MIGRANTS search operations contin- before it began taking on of the International Coast guard divers Bull shot after FROM PAGE 1 ued. Italian coast guard water, Interior Minister Organization for found the wreck on the sea dodging rush divers later reported Angelino Alfano told Migration in Rome. Two floor, some 130 feet below hour traffic “It’s an immense seeing another 20 bodies reporters. of the dead women were the surface, Cmdr. Floriana WOODBURY, Minn. tragedy,” Mayor Giusi on the ocean floor. Usually, smugglers pregnant. Segreto told the AP. (AP) — A runaway bull Nicolini said. The deaths of so many have mobile or satellite “Most of them can’t Survivors packed managed to dodge rush Between 450 and 500 people may have come phones to call for help swim,” she told the AP. Lampedusa’s detention hour traffic in the Twin people were believed to down to the lack of a when they near shore or “Only the strongest center for migrants, along Cities, but was fatally be on board the boat, cellphone. run into trouble. Instead, survived.” with those aboard the two shot by law enforce- which set sail from the The 66-foot boat someone on this boat set Italian coast guard other smugglers’ boats, ment officers concerned Libyan capital, Tripoli, was carrying migrants fire to a piece of material ships, fishing boats and which reached shore about public safety risk. and capsized about a half- from Eritrea, Ghana to attract the attention of helicopters from across safely. More than 1,000 Authorities say the mile from Lampedusa; and Somalia, Italian passing ships, he said. the region searched for people were squeezed 1,600-pound bull ran health commissioner coast guard spokesman Only three of the survivors. Rescue crews into a space built for 250, in and out of traffic just Antonio Candela said only Marco Di Milla told The estimated 100 women hauled body bags by the Moscarelli said. Medical south of Interstate 94 159 were rescued. Associated Press. on board were rescued dozens at Lampedusa workers scrambled to about 7:30 a.m. Bartolo initially put the It nearly reached its — and none of the 10 port, lining them up treat the injured. Wednesday. Washington County Sheriff’s Sgt. Thomas Stafford says to find non-U.S. citizens. immigration database is him that were written audience when she told authorities talked about PURGE During Thursday’s updated to see whether down. Several questions Detzner that she believes tranquilizing the way- meeting, one state or not someone has focused on whether the Florida is going back to ward bull, but decided FROM PAGE 1 official acknowledged become a naturalized state really has a problem the days of Jim Crow. to shoot it because of “false starts and citizen. with non-citizens voting. Elvin, who is white, the safety risk it posed. The state was ordered missteps.” But some Ion Sancho, the Leon Detzner said there is said she grew up in the Stafford tells the Star to halt its search for non- supervisors said this County supervisor of no data on that but it segregated Panhandle. Tribune the bull was U.S. citizens because of year’s proposal — which elections, anticipates is his job to follow the “My parents didn’t probably more dan- a lawsuit filed by voting includes several steps to there will be glitches law and the law states protest, but they always gerous than a bear in rights groups. After a re-check the informa- and problems using the that non-citizens are not told me things would this situation because a key U.S. Supreme Court tion — is better than the federal database for years eligible to vote. be better one day in my bear’s objective is to get decision this summer, one used last year. Still, to come. Sue Carol Elvin, a Bay time,” she said. “It just away from humans, but Detzner said the state questions were raised Detzner did take time County resident, received pains me to see us go that’s not the case with a would resume its efforts on how often the federal to answer questions to applause from the back.” domestic bull. The Sun /Friday, October 4, 2013 NATIONAL/WORLD NEWS www.sunnewspapers.net WIRE Page 5 | NATIONAL BRIEFS US threatens Iran with new sanctions Report: Long debt WASHINGTON (AP) Congress if diplomacy and we will support them about the sanctions first between U.S. and ceiling debate could — The Obama adminis- ultimately fails to ease to do so.” undercutting Rouhani Iranian leaders in more harm economy tration said Thursday it concerns that Iran might Speaking in Tokyo, with hardliners in his than three decades. would support tougher be trying to develop Secretary of State John own country or weak- He said it would be WASHINGTON (The economic pressure on nuclear weapons. Kerry told reporters ening the international “diplomatic malpractice Washington Post) — The Iran if the Islamic repub- “I’m saying this” to the U.S. would not be consensus on Iran, given of the worst order not to Obama administration lic doesn’t begin slowing Iran, said negotiator played for “suckers” by that China, Turkey, India test at least Iran’s rhe- warned Thursday that a the pace of its uranium Wendy Sherman, who Iranian President Hassan and several other Asian torical promises that it prolonged debate over enrichment activity and will meet with other Rouhani. Still, Kerry countries still purchase is prepared to negotiate. whether to raise the opening its stockpiles world powers and Iran defended President oil from Tehran. After a month during federal debt ceiling would of nuclear material to in Geneva in two weeks. Barack Obama’s recent Sherman asked sen- which Obama, Congress harm the economy by greater inspection, and “Come on the 15th of engagement effort. ators, however, to wait and the American people depressing business and reassured its critics that October with concrete, The Senate Banking until after the Geneva waivered on attacking consumer confidence, in- the U.S. would not be substantive actions that Committee is expected talks before moving Syria after a series of creasing stock market vol- played for “suckers” by you will take, commit- to draft a new sanc- forward. chemical weapons atility, erasing household the moderate tone of ments you will make in tions package later Kerry, responding to attacks there, Kerry wealth and increasing Iran’s new leader. a verifiable way, moni- this month, mirroring Israeli Prime Minister stressed the importance interest rates on mortgage The chief U.S. nuclear toring and verification legislation passed by Benjamin Netanyahu’s of examining “every pos- and corporate loans. negotiator told the that you will sign up to, the House in July that urging not to trust Iran, sibility” to avoid military In a new report, the Senate Foreign Relations to create some faith that blacklists Iran’s min- defended the recent action. Treasury Department Committee that the there is reality to this, ing and construction engagement effort. However, he added, studied the economic administration could and our Congress will lis- sectors and commits Kerry met last week at “there is nothing here fallout from a similar debt offer the Iranians some ten. But I can assure you, the United States to the the United Nations with that is going to be taken ceiling impasse in 2011 sanctions relief as “confi- if you do not come on goal of eliminating all Iranian Foreign Minister at face value, and we — when the nation came dence-building” mea- the 15th and 16th with Iranian petroleum sales Mohammad Javad have made that clear.” within days of defaulting sures but that it would that substantive plan that worldwide by 2015. Zarif, and then Obama “It is not words that on its obligations — and support new and tougher is real and verifiable, our The administration placed a historic phone will make a difference. said that the country trade restrictions from Congress will take action, had expressed concern call to Rouhani — the It’s actions,” Kerry said. could see similar effects this year if lawmakers wait until the final hours to raise the debt ceiling. In 2011, according to Islamic fighters connect in Africa Treasury economists, “consumer and business confidence fell sharply, JOHANNESBURG (AP) could sideline the local emerged that shows meanwhile, may be going in the region,” the U.N. and financial markets — The Westgate Mall at- agendas they hold dear. such regional network- after suspected al-Hijra report said. It said al-Hijra went through stress and tack in Kenya threw the The fear is that the more ing played a role in the members at home. was building links with job growth slowed. In 2011, spotlight on al-Shabab, these groups talk to each Sept. 21 Nairobi mall Al-Hijra, formerly extremists in Tanzania, as U.S. debt was downgraded, a Somalia-based group other, the more people attack that killed at least known as the Muslim well as al-Shabab affiliates the stock market fell, mea- of Islamic militants that they will kill as they thwart 67 people. But some ob- Youth Center, has been in Rwanda and Burundi. sures of volatility jumped, claimed responsibility. efforts to contain them. servers believe al-Hijra “plagued by unexplained These links among and credit risk spreads But its relationship with “It is the growing may have played a role killings, disappearances, Islamic militants in widened noticeably.” al-Hijra, a relatively connectivity between in the mall attack, noting continuous ‘catch and Africa pose new chal- obscure cell of extrem- some of these groups its close ties to Somali release’ arrest raids and lenges for resource-poor ists in Kenya, represents that is starting to form militants. operational disruptions,” governments that California gives what terrorism analysts a network across Africa “It is really a close the United Nations sometimes struggle to immigrants say is a worrying trend which could be very, affiliate, a Kenyan part said in a July report on work together, even as driver’s licenses in Africa: an increase very dangerous,” Gen. of al-Shabab,” said Somalia and Eritrea. radical fighters get cash in collaboration among Carter Ham, then chief Stig Jarle Hansen, a Human rights groups from smuggling and LOS ANGELES (AP) — religious radicals across of the U.S. military’s Norwegian academic blame Kenyan police for other illegal activities. Gov. Jerry Brown signed borders and vast, poorly Africa Command, said in who has written a book the forced disappearanc- Many Islamic militants a bill Thursday adding policed regions. December. Ham, who has about al-Shabab. es and executions. involved in deadly California to the growing For now, the experts since retired, warned at Al-Shabab, which has “Al-Hijra is striving to attacks in Africa find list of states allowing say, this networking lets the time that al-Shabab pledged allegiance to regain the initiative, in common cause with immigrants living in the militant groups in Africa and other like-minded al-Qaida, said the assault part through its fighters al-Qaida, adopting its country illegally to obtain aid one another in the outfits were increasingly was payback for Kenya’s in Somalia returning to hardline Islamic ideol- driver’s licenses. face of pressure from working together in the military role in pushing conduct new and more ogy and anti-Western Immigrant advocates security forces, but doesn’t fields of training, funding back Islamic fighters in complex operations and agenda and benefiting have long lobbied for the entail a coordinated, con- and weapons. neighboring Somalia. through strengthening from its global propa- change in the nation’s tinent-wide strategy that No evidence has yet The Kenyan police, its ties to other groups ganda networks. most populous state. The licenses would carry a distinction on the front of the card that states the document may be used China recycling cleanup jolts global industry for driving, not as federal identification. BEIJING (AP) — China different types of scrap. more efficient after three quality standards. But more business as dirtier Several immigrant for years has welcomed It is abruptly changing decades of breakneck stricter scrutiny has competitors are forced advocates initially the world’s trash, creat- a multibillion-dollar growth that fouled rivers slowed imports and out of the market. The raised concerns that the ing a roaring business in global industry in which and left China’s cities raised their costs. The crackdown also might marker will contribute recycling and livelihoods China is a major process- choking on smog. decline in the number of create new opportuni- to racial profiling. The for tens of thousands. ing center for the world’s Brian Conners, who traders buying scrap to ties to process material bill includes protections Now authorities are discarded soft drink works for a Philadelphia ship to China has also de- in the United States against discrimination. clamping down on an bottles, scrap metal, company that recycles pressed prices American and Europe instead of Brown predicted that industry that has helped electronics and other discarded refrigerators, and European recycling shipping it around the California’s endorsement the rich West dispose of materials. Whole villages says buyers used to visit companies can get for globe. of driver’s licenses for its waste but also added in China’s southeast are every week looking for their plastic and metals. China’s recycling immigrants will mean to the degradation of devoted to processing scrap plastic to ship to “While we support industry has boomed more states will follow. China’s environment. single products, such as China for reprocessing. Green Fence, it has over the past 20 years. Its The Chinese campaign electronics. Household Then Beijing launched increased our cost of manufacturers needed is aimed at enforcing workshops break down its crackdown in doing business,” said the metal, paper and Montana standards for waste discarded computers or February aimed at clean- Mike Biddle, founder of plastic and Beijing Democrats get imports after Beijing appliances to recover ing up the thriving but MBA Polymers, a plastics was willing to tolerate Senate candidate decided too many were copper and other metals. dirty recycling industry. recycler with facilities in the environmental unusable or even dan- Some use crude smelters “Now they’re all gone,” California, Europe and cost. Millions of tons HELENA, Mont. (AP) gerous and would end or burn leftover plastic said Conners, president southern China. “It takes of discarded plastic, — Montana Lt. Gov. John up in its landfills. Under and other materials, of ARCA Advanced longer and there are computers, electronics, Walsh said Thursday the crackdown dubbed releasing lead and other Processing. more inspections.” newspapers and shred- he will run for the U.S. Green Fence, China has toxins into the air. Green American and At the same time, ded automobiles and Senate in 2014, giving rejected hundreds of Fence is in line with European recyclers send people in the industry appliances are imported Democrats the high-pro- containers of waste it the ruling Communist a significant part of their say recyclers that invest every year from the file candidate they’ve said were contaminated Party’s pledges to make business to China and in cleaner technology United States, Europe been scrambling for in or that improperly mixed the economy cleaner and say they support higher might be rewarded with and Japan. a bid to keep the seat they’ve held for decades. Walsh told supporters Thursday morning with a video message that he Cheap razor made after P&G watches Indians shave will run for the office that has been the focus of a NEW YORK (AP) — market share and today two-bladed razor on the they wind up shaving great deal of speculation Procter & Gamble execu- represents two out of lower end, which goes for longer beards. since Sen. Max Baucus tives say it was striking the every three razors sold about 72 cents. Gillette, which is based announced earlier this first time they witnessed in India. The story of But Gillette wanted in Boston, wanted to test year that he will retire at a man shave while sitting how Guard came to be more of the market. To the product among Indian the end of 2014. barefoot on the floor in a illustrates the balance do that, P&G executives consumers before launch- The announcement tiny hut in India. companies must strike would have to attract the ing it, but instead of mak- said the 52-year-old He had no electricity, when creating products nearly 500 million Indians ing the costly trip abroad, former Montana National no running water and no for emerging markets: It’s who use double-edged they had Indian students Guard commander is run- mirror. not as simple as slapping razors, an old fashioned at nearby Massachusetts ning because Washington The 20 U.S.-based a foreign label on an T-shaped razor that has Institute of Technology executives observed the American product. no protective piece of test the razor. “They all needs more leaders with man in 2008 during one India long has been an plastic that goes between came back and said ‘Wow a “sense of duty” to do of 300 visits they made to attractive country for U.S. the blade and the skin that’s a big improvement,’” what’s right. homes in rural India. The companies looking for when shaving. This razor, Carvalho recalls. “Too many lawmakers goal? To gain insights they growth. It has 1.24 billion which makes skin cuts But when Gillette back in Washington put could use to develop a people. And its economy more likely, costs just a launched the razor in their own agendas ahead new razor for India. is bustling: India’s annual few pennies per blade. India, the reaction was of their responsibility to their constituents and “That, for me, was a gross domestic product Gillette had stumbled different. Executives were AP PHOTO big ‘a-ha,’” said Alberto growth was 3.2 percent once before with its early baffled about why the to all Americans,” Walsh Carvalho, vice president, in 2012, according to the version of the Vector in razor flopped until they This undated handout said. “They put their global Gillette, a unit of World Bank, compared 2002. The version of that traveled to India and photo provided by Procter & political party, and their P&G. “I had never seen with 2.2 percent in the razor had a plastic push observed men using a cup Gamble shows the company’s personal careers ahead people shaving like that.” U.S. the same year. bar that slid down to of water to shave. All the Gillette Guard, a low-cost of the people they are The visits kicked off Gillette has sold razors unclog the razor. The bar MIT students had running razor designed for emerging supposed to be repre- the 18 months it took in India for over a decade. was added because Indian water. Without that, the markets like India. senting. They’ve forgotten to develop Gillette The company had men have thicker hair and razor stayed clogged. their obligations and Guard, a low-cost razor 37.3 percent market share a higher hair density than “That’s another ‘a-ha’ your consumers are, not responsibilities.” designed for India and in 2007, selling its high their American counter- moment,” Carvalho just to talk to them, but The up-in-the-air other emerging markets. end Mach3 razor, which parts. Adding to that, they said. “That taught us observe and spend time Montana race could help Introduced three years costs about $2.75, and often shave less frequently the importance that you with them to gather the determine control of the ago, Guard quickly gained a stripped down Vector than American men, so really need to go where key insight.” Senate. 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Appears in front of the name. Stocks in bold are worth at +20.6 BkofAm 14.00 -.06 +26.1 iShR2K 106.31 -1.10 +26.3 Masco 20.94 -.28 +43.6 SLM Cp 24.60 -.21 -82.7 CSVxSht rs 16.18 +1.11 +48.3 Flextrn 9.21 -.04 least $5 and changed 5 percent or more in price. Underlining for 50 +8.6 BkMont g 66.55 -.25 -4.9 iShUSPfd 37.66 -.06 -14.0 MastThera .49 +.04 P-Q-R +51.4 SM Energy 79.04 +.26 most actively traded stocks of the day. Dividend Footnotes: a - +115.1 Cree Inc 73.09 +4.50 +39.7 FlowrsFd s 21.66 +.22 +16.4 BkNYMel 29.92 -.54 -1.3 iShREst 63.80 -1.00 +.7 MaximIntg 29.60 -.14 +10.4 PDL Bio 7.78 -.20 +14.6 SpdrDJIA 149.67 -1.31 Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus -6.0 Crocs 13.53 -.04 +22.4 Fluor 71.89 -1.31 stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last 12 -1.2 BkNova g 57.18 -.08 +5.0 iShHmCnst 22.21 -.41 -33.9 McDrmInt 7.28 -.13 +.3 PG&E Cp 40.31 -.70 -21.5 SpdrGold 127.18 +.12 +38.0 CrosstxLP 20.08 +.04 +30.9 FordM 16.95 -.26 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent +1.7 Barclay 17.62 -.09 +10.7 Idacorp 47.97 -.53 +7.3 McDnlds 94.67 -.61 +24.2 PNC 72.42 -.26 +22.3 SP Mid 227.14 -1.83 dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no -1.5 CrwnCstle 71.10 -.47 -5.1 ForestOil 6.35 -.06 -52.3 BariPVix rs 15.17 +.54 -2.1 IdenixPh 4.75 -.23 -37.3 McEwenM 2.40 ... +8.3 PNM Res 22.21 -.34 +17.7 S&P500ETF167.62 -1.56 regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. 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SpdrLe1-3bll45.80 +.01 dend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in -12.7 CybrOpt 6.48 +.04 -3.5 FMCG 33.01 -.50 -3.3 Baxter 64.46 +.57 +145.8 Incyte 40.82 +.44 +1.3 MedProp 12.12 -.23 +10.5 PVH Corp 122.69 +5.14 +27.4 SpdrS&P RB35.64 -.16 preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approxi- -16.4 CypSemi 9.06 -.02 -1.2 FrontierCm 4.23 -.06 mate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is +9.0 Beam Inc 66.59 -.22 +174.3 IndBkMI 9.61 -.39 +29.3 Medtrnic 53.04 -.48 +188.0 Pandora 26.44 -.45 +31.8 SpdrRetl 82.22 -.71 +73.3 CytRx 3.24 ... -19.9 Frontline 2.61 -.02 a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - +6.4 BeazerH rs 17.97 -.94 +27.5 Inergy 13.70 -.19 +93.5 MelcoCrwn 32.59 -.29 -1.2 PaneraBrd 156.90 -3.85 +24.7 SpdrOGEx 67.43 +.13 Loss in last 12 months. 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Interestrates NET 1YR Foreign 1YR. Commodities FUELS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD MAJORS CLOSE CHG %CHG AGO Crude Oil (bbl) 103.31 104.10 -0.76 +12.5 TREASURIES YEST PVS CHG AGO Exchange Natural gas fell USD per British Pound 1.6159 -.0064 -.40% 1.6072 Ethanol (gal) 1.88 1.79 ... -14.1 3-month T-bill .02 0.01 +0.01 .09 to its lowest set- Canadian Dollar 1.0323 -.0008 -.08% .9882 Heating Oil (gal) 3.00 2.99 +0.35 -1.4 6-month T-bill .04 0.04 ... .13 The dollar fell tlement price USD per Euro 1.3620 +.0037 +.27% 1.2899 Natural Gas (mm btu) 3.50 3.54 -1.21 +4.4 to its lowest since Aug. 23. 52-wk T-bill .09 0.08 +0.01 .15 Japanese Yen 97.24 -.14 -.14% 78.52 Unleaded Gas (gal) 2.64 2.63 +0.41 -6.1 level against The government 2-year T-note .31 0.32 -0.01 .23 Mexican Peso 13.1855 +.0810 +.61% 12.8432 the euro in said that the The yield on the 5-year T-note 1.36 1.38 -0.02 .60 METALS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD nearly eight EUROPE/AFRICA/MIDDLE EAST amount of gas 10-year Treasury 10-year T-note 2.61 2.62 -0.01 1.62 Gold (oz) 1317.40 1320.60 -0.24 -21.3 months. The Israeli Shekel 3.5514 -.0010 -.36% 3.8814 supplies in un- note fell to 2.61 Silver (oz) 21.74 21.85 -0.49 -28.0 30-year T-bond 3.71 3.70 +0.01 2.80 dollar also fell Norwegian Krone 5.9559 +.0017 +1.01% 5.7620 derground stor- percent Platinum (oz) 1369.50 1389.80 -1.46 -11.0 against the South African Rand 10.0353 +.0001 +.10% 8.4297 age rose last Thursday. Yields Copper (lb) 3.26 3.31 -1.49 -10.4 Japanese yen, Swedish Krona 6.3493 +.0008 +.51% 6.6854 week by the Palladium (oz) 699.20 720.20 -2.92 -0.5 affect rates on NET 1YR but it climbed Swiss Franc .8997 +.0038 +.34% .9390 most since May. mortgages and BONDS YEST PVS CHG AGO against the other consumer ASIA/PACIFIC AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD Barclays LongT-BdIdx 3.49 3.49 ... 2.50 British pound. loans. Australian Dollar 1.0639 -.0016 -.15% .9804 Cattle (lb) 1.27 1.27 +0.09 -1.9 Bond Buyer Muni Idx 5.12 5.12 ... 4.17 Chinese Yuan 6.1210 -.0000 -.00% 6.2890 Coffee (lb) 1.15 1.14 +0.79 -19.8 Barclays USAggregate 2.36 2.37 -0.01 1.57 Hong Kong Dollar 7.7544 -.0002 -.00% 7.7551 Corn (bu) 4.39 4.39 +0.06 -37.1 PRIME FED Barclays US High Yield 6.18 6.21 -0.03 6.48 Indian Rupee 61.965 -.510 -.82% 52.255 Cotton (lb) 0.86 0.85 +0.67 +14.2 RATE FUNDS Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 334.80 335.70 -0.27 -10.5 Moodys AAA Corp Idx 4.58 4.59 -0.01 3.39 Singapore Dollar 1.2494 +.0005 +.04% 1.2327 YEST 3.25 .13 Orange Juice (lb) 1.26 1.27 -1.26 +8.4 Barclays CompT-BdIdx 1.58 1.59 -0.01 .90 South Korean Won 1072.60 -.60 -.06% 1112.30 6 MO AGO 3.25 .13 Soybeans (bu) 12.88 12.74 +1.14 -9.2 Taiwan Dollar 29.35 -.13 -.44% 29.35 1 YR AGO 3.25 .13 Barclays US Corp 3.29 3.32 -0.03 2.76 Wheat (bu) 6.89 6.86 +0.47 -11.4 Page 8 WIRE www.sunnewspapers.net WEATHER/WORLD NEWS The Sun /Friday, October 4, 2013

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The Moon Rise Set Cold Warm Stationary Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice RealFeel Temperature is the exclusive Today 6:55 a.m. 6:56 p.m. AccuWeather.com composite of effective temperature Saturday 7:54 a.m. 7:36 p.m. U.S. Extremes (For the 48 contiguous states yesterday) based on eight weather factors. Wauchula High ...... 96° at Fort Stockton, TX Low ...... 20° at Boca Reservoir, CA New First Full Last Bradenton 88/74 AIR QUALITY INDEX 86/73 Today Sat. Today Sat. 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Normal High/Low 89°/71° Boca Grande Publication date: 10/4/13 89/741 89/73 Fargo 45 39 r 41 32 sn St. Louis 86 66 pc 74 49 t Record High 93° (1990) Today 12:31a 6:19a 1:29p 6:24p Hartford 76 57 c 75 57 c San Antonio 93 71 pc 84 61 pc Record Low 58° (1984) Sat. 12:52a 6:58a 2:12p 6:49p MARINE Helena 47 27 pc 61 36 pc San Diego 76 61 pc 86 61 s Precipitation (in inches) El Jobean Wind Speed Seas Bay/Inland Sanibel Honolulu 87 73 s 87 73 s San Francisco 77 55 s 78 51 s 88/78 24 hours through 5 p.m. Thursday 0.22” Today 3:21a 10:11a 4:19p 10:16p direction in knots in feet chop Houston 89 73 pc 89 61 t Seattle 62 47 pc 64 50 c Month to date 0.22” Sat. 3:42a 10:50a 5:02p 10:41p Cape Sable to Tarpon Springs Bonita Springs Indianapolis 86 67 pc 84 62 c Washington, DC 86 66 pc 88 67 s Normal month to date 0.41” 88/74 Venice ESE 7-14 1-2 Light Year to date 48.86” Tarpon Springs to Apalachicola WORLD CITIES Normal year to date 44.44” Today 12:39p 6:37a --- 6:42p Sat. 12:02a 7:16a 1:22p 7:07p ESE 7-14 2-4 Light .com Today Sat. 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Beijing 77 56 s 78 54 s Ottawa 67 52 c 68 51 c Jan. 0.43 0.77 1.80 7.07/1979 City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Berlin 56 45 pc 60 44 sh Paris 70 57 c 65 50 c Feb. 2.12 0.73 2.43 11.05/1983 Apalachicola 85 77 t 82 77 r Key West 87 79 t 88 79 pc Pompano Beach 87 77 t 87 78 pc Buenos Aires 66 46 pc 68 50 s Regina 44 27 pc 55 31 pc Mar. 1.98 0.75 3.28 9.26/1970 Cairo 84 60 s 80 58 s Rio de Janeiro 83 73 c 74 65 sh Apr. 3.06 0.81 2.03 5.80/1994 Bradenton 86 73 t 88 76 t Kissimmee 86 73 pc 87 73 pc St. Augustine 84 73 pc 84 74 pc May 2.76 3.08 2.50 9.45/1991 Clearwater 84 74 t 87 76 t Lakeland 84 73 pc 86 73 t St. Petersburg 85 74 t 88 76 pc Calgary 54 35 pc 60 40 pc Rome 74 62 c 70 60 r Jun. 10.50 13.44 8.92 23.99/1974 Coral Springs 88 75 t 87 75 pc Melbourne 86 74 pc 87 74 pc Sanford 86 72 pc 87 72 pc Cancun 88 76 pc 87 76 t St. John’s 53 44 sh 53 41 c Jul. 7.38 5.43 8.22 14.22/1995 Daytona Beach 84 73 pc 86 74 pc Miami 88 78 t 88 77 pc Sarasota 87 74 t 88 75 t Dublin 63 48 pc 64 52 pc San Juan 88 79 sh 91 79 t Aug. 9.29 8.36 8.01 15.60/1995 Fort Lauderdale 87 79 t 87 78 pc Naples 89 75 t 89 74 pc Tallahassee 88 71 t 84 76 t Edmonton 56 30 s 60 32 c Sydney 70 50 pc 82 57 pc Sep. 11.12 5.05 6.84 14.03/1979 Fort Myers 89 74 t 89 75 pc Ocala 85 68 pc 87 69 pc Tampa 86 74 t 88 74 t Halifax 67 47 s 63 45 pc Tokyo 68 64 r 70 66 r Oct. 0.22 5.71 2.93 10.88/1995 Fort Pierce 85 73 pc 85 72 pc Okeechobee 86 70 c 85 71 pc Titusville 83 72 pc 85 71 pc Kiev 46 33 c 49 35 r Toronto 70 56 sh 73 56 c Nov. 0.02 1.91 5.53/2002 Gainesville 88 67 pc 88 70 c Orlando 85 72 pc 87 72 pc Vero Beach 86 73 pc 85 72 pc London 67 54 sh 67 49 pc Vancouver 57 48 pc 58 51 r Dec. 1.78 1.78 6.83/2002 Year 48.86 45.93 50.65 (since 1931) Jacksonville 85 69 pc 86 70 pc Panama City 85 74 t 83 75 r West Palm Beach 87 77 c 86 77 pc Madrid 77 54 pc 80 55 pc Winnipeg 46 37 c 49 31 c Totals are from a 24-hour period ending at 5 p.m. Key Largo 87 80 t 87 79 pc Pensacola 86 74 t 82 71 r Winter Haven 86 72 pc 87 72 t Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. | WORLD NEWS BRIEFS Weapons Orakzai tribal area where Syrians, Lebanese job inspectors report the bombing occurred. Gunmen first fired shots progress in Syria at Hanfi’s compound in BEIRUT (AP) — Balandkhel village, and International inspectors then the suicide bomber competition adds to tensions racing to meet a mid-2014 detonated his vehicle, deadline to eliminate said Khan. The blast killed BEIRUT (AP) — Along illegally and they actually smoke fragrant water pipes. plant north of Beirut, “but Syria’s chemical stockpile 15 people and wounded busy Hamra Street in west work at half the price of Beaches have been largely we stopped them and said Thursday they have six others, he said. Beirut, Syrians fleeing the Lebanese worker,” said empty. hopefully it won’t happen made “encouraging initial Pakistani Taliban spokes- their country’s civil war Kamel Wazne, a Lebanese The country has been again.” progress” in their mission, man Shahidullah Shahid have opened up scores of economist and a professor without a functioning At a bustling construc- and hope to start on-site claimed responsibility shops that compete with of finance at the American government since March, tion site in downtown inspections and begin dis- for the attack, saying five older ones run by Lebanese University of Beirut. “It’s and parliament is all but Beirut, a Lebanese fore- abling equipment within militants targeted Hanfi already hurting because of a volcano waiting to paralyzed because of man, Nicholas Nakazi, the next week. because he had formed a a sharp drop in tourism. explode.” political disputes. Lebanon oversees a dozen Syrian An advance team of group to fight them. Many Lebanese busi- Over the past two years, is sharply split between workers building a com- disarmament experts nesses compensate by hir- Lebanon has seen episodes supporters and opponents mercial complex, one of and U.N. staff mem- ing Syrians who will work of sectarian violence and of the Syrian regime — a the many rising up in the bers arrived in Syria US, Japan to for very little salary, and kidnappings that reflect legacy of Syria’s long capital despite a downturn on Tuesday to begin Lebanese workers grumble the dynamics of the Syrian political domination of its in Lebanon’s real estate deploy new radar, laying the foundations drones in next year that their bosses can now conflict. It has also wit- smaller neighbor. sector. for a broader operation ignore their demands. nessed multiple bombings The presence of over a He rejected the notion charged with dismantling TOKYO (AP) — The The competition is in recent months, the latest million Syrian refugees is that the Syrians were and ultimately destroying United States and Japan aggravating social tensions of which killed 47 and adding to those tensions, robbing Lebanese of their President Bashar Assad’s moved Thursday to mod- arising from the massive wounded more than 400 in partly because of the surge jobs, pointing out that chemical program over ernize and expand their influx of Syrian refugees its northern city of Tripoli in demand for public Syrian workers have always the next nine months. The defense alliance to counter across the border. A tiny in August. services and partly because dominated the construc- first step in the mission new 21st century challeng- country with a weak central The violence has devas- of the new competition for tion sector. — endorsed by a United es including the continuing government, Lebanon has tated the tourism sector, a employment. “Syrians have built up Nations Security Council threat from nuclear-armed been paralyzed by disputes mainstay of the Lebanese Workers at Lebanon’s Lebanon because they resolution last week — is North Korea and potential and sectarian divisions economy. This past state-owned electricity have always been doing to scrap Syria’s capacity aggression from China over from the raging war next summer, there has been company have been jobs Lebanese do not want to manufacture chemical disputed territory. door. almost none of the Gulf on strike on and off for to be doing,” Nakazi said. weapons by Nov. 1. Revamping the guidelines “Syrians are competing Arab tourists who normally months over overdue “Granted, they’ve taken In a statement, the team of their defense partnership with them (Lebanese) pack restaurants and street salaries. One worker said away some jobs from the said it has “made encour- for the first time in 16 years, head to head and they cafes to enjoy Lebanon’s the company recently tried Lebanese, but not as much aging initial progress, the allies agreed to position don’t pay taxes, they open renowned cuisine and to hire Syrians in a power as they say.” following the first working a second early-warning day of meetings with the radar in Japan within the Syrian authorities.” next year to help protect against North Korea. And In rare case, Palestinians reclaim settlement land by next spring, they will BURKA, West Bank withdrawal from the Gaza it had acted in line with the Jerusalem in 1967, Israel Suicide car deploy new long-range (AP) — Palestinian farmers Strip at the time. petitions. built and expanded dozens bombing kills 15 surveillance drones to help on Thursday reclaimed However, Palestinians On Thursday, farmers of settlements that are now people in Pakistan monitor disputed islands in lands they had lost decades were not allowed to return returned to their land for home to more than half a the East China Sea, a move earlier to an Israeli settle- to their lands after the 2005 the first time. “I feel as if million Israelis. PARACHINAR, Pakistan that may well raise tensions ment, celebrating a rare demolition of Homesh be- I was dead and now I am Palestinians hope (AP) — A Taliban suicide with Beijing. legal victory their lawyer cause the military did not alive again,” said Fathallah to establish a state in bomber rammed a car The foreign and defense said illustrates that Israel’s rescind the land seizure Hajjeh, 64. “I never felt those territories, but say packed with explosives ministers of the two settlement enterprise is order and prevented access such joy. We are rooted to settlement expansion into the compound of a countries also, for the first reversible. to the area, said attorney this land.” makes it increasingly rival militant commander time, put a price on what In the 1970s, Israel had Michael Sfard. About 500 acres of land difficult to draw borders in northwest Pakistan on Japan will contribute to seized several hundred After more than two were reclaimed, said Emad between Israel and a future Thursday, killing 15 people, the relocation of Marines acres from residents of years of court petitions, Saif of the Burka local Palestine. a government official said. out of Okinawa to Guam the West Bank village of the military agreed several council. Israeli-Palestinian nego- The commander, Nabi and other locations in the Burka to build the Israeli months ago to rescind the The return of the land tiations on the terms of a Hanfi, was not present Asia-Pacific region. Japan settlement of Homesh. seizure order and last week shows that “the settlement Palestinian state resumed at the time of the attack, will pay up to $3.1 billion of The settlement, along with lifted access restrictions, project is reversible,” said in late July, but gaps remain said Wajid Khan, a local the move, which includes three others in the West said Sfard of the Israeli Sfard. wide and expectations are government administrator. development of new Bank, was razed in 2005, rights group Yesh Din. Since capturing the low on both sides that a Hanfi has been battling facilities in Guam and the in connection with Israel’s The military confirmed West Bank, Gaza and east deal can be reached. the Pakistani Taliban in the Northern Mariana Islands. Tampa Bay loses its NHL season opener in SportS Boston, • Page 3 Friday, October 4, 2013 www.yoursun.net • www.Facebook.com/SunCoastSports • @SunCoastSports Sports Editor: Mark Lawrence

„ MLB: Tampa Bay Rays relish latest rivalry chapter By MARC TOPKIN And form then on, the RAYS AT RED SOX Tampa Bay Times teams have become not WHO: Tampa Bay at Boston only fierce competitors, BOSTON — In ret- but contempo- WHEN: Today, 3 p.m. rospect, it was quite a WHERE: Fenway Park, Boston raries, battling ALDS one-two punch. on much more preview PITCHERS: Matt Moore vs. Jon A matchup that had even terms. Lester capsules, been acutely one-sided for Their latest Page 4 TV: TBS 10 years turned dramati- round will play RADIO: 620 AM, 1220 AM, 1480 cally on two events a few out nationally AM, 1530 AM, 1580 AM months apart in 2008: over the next week as they First, the Rays fought the meet for the second time PLAYOFF GLANCE Red Sox as a June pitcher/ on the postseason stage, Thursday’s results hit batter confrontation opening a best-of-five St. Louis 9, Pittsburgh 1 escalated into an all-out American League Division Los Angeles vs. Atlanta, late emotional brawl. Series this afternoon at Today’s games Then they beat them Fenway Park. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 1 p.m. in October, prevailing “Growing up, the Rays Tampa Bay at Boston, 3:07 p.m. in a tense seven-game were just kind of the AP PHOTO Los Angeles at Atlanta, 6 p.m. American League punching bag for the Red Detroit at Oakland, 9:37 p.m. Tampa Bay right fielder Wil Myers warms up prior to batting practice during Thursday’s Championship Series. RIVALRY | 4 workout at Fenway Park. Game 1 of the American League division series is today.

„ NFL: Tampa Bay „ PREP VOLLEYBALL: Out-of-Door Academy 3, Imagine 0 „ PREP BASKETBALL: Imagine Bucs cut Imagine’s ties with boys coach Freeman By RICK STROUD resigns Tampa Bay Times By ROB SHORE TAMPA — At a break- SportS Writer fast for suite holders at Two days after dismissing its Raymond James Stadium, football coach, Imagine School of what Greg Schiano said North Port had its boys basketball was probably not very coach resign. appetizing to Bucs fans. John Flynn, who was hired to take “What I walked into was over the program on July 8, tendered a very, very bad situation,” his resignation on Wednesday and he said. “A very messy broke the news to players and staff. situation. A situation that The news came amid a flurry of quite frankly, nationally, players leaving Imagine following the Buccaneers were the termination of football coach the laughingstock of the Jeppe Bennetsen, some of whom National Football League. were projected to be varsity basket- A laughingstock.” ball players. A few hours later, the That left Flynn concerned about franchise that lately had the viability of Imagine’s basketball become the butt of jokes program. for its handling of an “The situation was just a mess,” inevitable split with quar- Flynn said. “There was a lot of work terback Josh Freeman, got put in with the schedule, but it’s just down to serious business. not going to work. It’s not enough The winless Bucs kids, not enough numbers with all released Freeman, the those kids leaving. It’s not enough to 17th pick in the 2009 NFL FREEMAN | 3 FLYNN | 6

„ PREP FOOTBALL „ PREP VOLLEYBALL: Charlotte 3, DeSoto County 2 Pirates Tarpons go on outlast red alert By ROB SHORE Bulldogs SportS Writer From the day Port By GARY BROWN Charlotte coach Jordan Sun CorreSpondent SUN PHOTO BY JENNIFER BRUNO Ingman saw the 2013 ARCADIA — Thursday’snon- schedule, the District Imagine’s Morgan Sarver hits the ball over the net during Thursday’s match against Out-of-Door Academy. The district volleyball match between 7A-11 opener against Fort Sharks lost 3-0. DeSoto High School and Charlotte Myers just about leapt off High School was about as evenly the page. matched as one could hope for. To open league play The Tarpons pulled it out in five against a traditional power games, 25-20, 18-25, 25-17, 25-27, and a team thought to be 15-13, with both teams switching the a district contender? The Flagged for a loss lead several times in each game and date might as well have fighting back from deficits. been circled in red. Imagine falls on UP NEXT Charlotte (9-12) received a “We’re playing one week balanced hitting attack from Marisa at a time,” Ingman said. back end of an Imagine: Bradenton Christian, Beisner, Jenny D’Alessandro and “But we knew (from day Tuesday, 7 p.m. Maddie Foley. Beisner produced 14 one) this was extremely unusual twinbill kills, De’Alessandro had 13 and Foley important.” Sharks’ team was involved seven. That helped offset the effort The good side is that By DAWN KLEMISH in a powder puff football Sun CorreSpondent of DeSoto County’s Tishonna Riley, the Pirates are playing as game that ended on the field who had 18 kills and one block. well as they ever have. NORTH PORT — behind the gym just before “We wanted to play defense The numbers say they’re Homecoming week festivities their volleyball match started, against No. 13 (Riley),” Charlotte dominating their oppo- can divert concentration something coach Tara Riggs coach Michelle Dill said. “That nents, even if their coach from the best athlete. said was obvious in the score. TARPONS | 6 PIRATES | 6 On Thursday, Imagine “I’m sure some of them High School was no different were pretty tired after that,” during a 3-0 loss to Out-of- she said. “There was some SUN PHOTO BY JENNIFER BRUNO UP NEXT INSIDE Door Academy (25-23, 25-10, cloud cover which helped Imagine’s Kendall Browning dives to 25-4). out, but to play two games keep a ball in play during Thursday’s Charlotte: at Gulf Coast, Tuesday, 7 p.m. Week 6 capsules, Page 6 DeSoto County: Port Charlotte, Monday, 7 p.m. More than half of the IMAGINE | 6 match against Out-of-Door Academy.

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Florida Lottery „ AWAY AT COLLEGE: Austin Roy www.flalottery.com „ CASH 3 Oct. 3N ...... 2-0-6 Oct. 3D ...... 4-7-9 Runner putting his best foot forward Oct. 2N ...... 3-2-2 Oct. 2D ...... 3-7-5 By BARBARA BOXLEITNER coach Patrick Reagan said. 5K, finishing in 18:21.34. prescription and increased season, which begins in Oct. 1N ...... 8-5-0 Sun CorreSpondent “Austin plays an integral In the team’s most recent his mileage to prepare for February. Before then, he Oct. 1D ...... 4-3-2 The Savannah College role. He is (No.) 7 or 8. He meet, the Charlotte the season. He said he will do longer runs and D-Day, N-Night of Art and Design men’s definitely has six or seven Invitational, Roy ran a averaged 70 miles a week. higher volume to prepare for competing in the „ PLAY 4 cross country team has guys to really push him. 29:26 in his first collegiate “I felt very strong during a competitive top seven “He is prepared,” 8K. preseason,” Roy said. 8,000- and 10,000-meter Oct. 3N ...... 4-9-0-5 runners. Reagan added. “He main- “I’ve been very happy He has been working on runs, said Reagan, also the Oct. 3D ...... 7-7-6-9 tains a good attitude.” with my drop in time,” consistency in his paces, track and field coach. Oct. 2N ...... 8-1-1-8 North Port High School graduate Austin Roy is Roy placed seventh said Roy, who connected trying to repeat his times “During winter they Oct. 2D ...... 8-1-1-3 get time to concentrate Oct. 1N ...... 8-9-5-0 among them. among SCAD runners in with SCAD through an during practice runs. Oct. 1D ...... 7-8-1-2 He is one of six fresh- the Carolina Challenge online recruiter and made “He’s making solid on developing aerobic D-Day, N-Night man contributing for the 5K to open the season, an official visit during progress,” Reagan said. capacity,” the coach said. Bees. finishing in just over 19 January, when he attended “There’s no reason he can’t Email on Away at College item to „ FANTASY 5 “The newcomers fill minutes. He was eighth one practice. run in the 27s in the 8K.” [email protected] and BKLE3@aol. Oct. 3 ...... 10-13-25-29-34 three of the top five and among the Bees in the During the summer Roy will compete in the com. The name and number of a contact Oct. 2 ...... 1-8-13-32-33 five of the top seven,” Gamecock Invitational he followed Reagan’s outdoor track and field person is required. 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„ NHL: Boston 3, Tampa Bay 1 Short-handed Bruins handle Lightning By JIMMY GOLEN converted the one-on- in six games, allowing the AssociAted Press one with goalie Anders go-ahead and game-win- Lindback. ning goals in a span of BOSTON — Chris Kelly Boston also killed a 17 seconds in the third scored on a penalty shot, 5-on-3 power play in the period of the clincher. and Patrice Bergeron first period and another Lindback stopped 22 also had a short-handed in the third, getting help shots for the Lightning. goal on Thursday night from a phantom interfer- Milan Lucic also scored as the Boston Bruins ence call that left them for Boston. David Krejci, opened the defense of just one man down. who was a game-time de- their Eastern Conference Bergeron wove his way cision with back spasms, championship with a 3-1 through the middle of the had the team’s only assist. victory over the Tampa ice and took a shot that Bay Lightning. hit Lindback and rolled BRUINS 3, LIGHTNING 1 Tampa Bay 0 1 0 — 1 On the night before the into the net to make it Boston 1 1 1 — 3 Red Sox open their AL 3-1. First Period—1, Boston, Kelly 1 (penalty playoff series against the Tuukka Rask made 32 shot), 11:39 (sh). Second Period—2, LIGHTNING, Filppula Rays, Boston got an early saves for Boston, which 1 (Brewer, Killorn), 10:32. 3, Boston, Lucic jump on Tampa Bay. Kelly reached the Stanley Cup 1 (Krejci), 19:00. Third Period—4, Boston, Bergeron 1, 4:02 was hooked from behind finals last season for the (sh). about eight minutes in second time in three Shots on Goal—LIGHTNING 15-8-10— AP PHOTO 33. Boston 6-9-10—25. Goalies—LIGHT- while Boston was killing years. The Bruins lost to NING, Lindback. Boston, Rask. A—17,565 off a penalty, and he the Chicago Blackhawks (17,565). T—2:38. Tampa Bay’s Pierre-Cedric Labrie (76) and Boston’s Shawn Thornton square off in the first period.

„ COLLEGE FOOTBALL „ NFL NOTEBOOK „ NHL ROUNDUP NOTEBOOK Players GM says Jags haven’t Goc, Panthers accused bagged this season outshine Stars By The AssociATed Press Third Period—3, Dallas, Dillon 1 (Fiddler, Roussel), 7:32 (sh). 4, Florida, Barkov 1 By The AssociATed Press DALLAS — Marcel Goc (Gilbert, Huberdeau), 10:32. 5, Florida, of ‘hate scored two third-period Goc 1 (Fleischmann, B.Campbell), 15:05. 6, JACKSONVILLE — The Florida, Goc 2, 18:30 (en). goals, and the Florida Jacksonville Jaguars are Shots on Goal—Florida 12-12-15—39. Panthers spoiled Lindy Dallas 9-10-8—27. Goalies—Florida, not going to trade running Ruff’s debut as Dallas Thomas. Dallas, Lehtonen. A—16,100 speech’ back Maurice Jones- (18,532). T—2:33. coach with a 4-2 victory Drew or linebacker Paul against the Stars in By The AssociATed Press Posluszny. Penguins 3, Devils 0: In General manager Dave the season opener on Pittsburgh, Marc-Andre Fleury stopped JACKSON, Miss. — A Caldwell made it clear Thursday night. 28 shots for his 250th NHL victory and University of Mississippi Thursday that there is The Panthers erased franchise-record 24th shutout, and professor said a group no firesale taking place a 2-1 deficit with goals Sidney Crosby scored in the Penguins’ of students, including in Jacksonville, which is about 4½ minutes apart. two-goal first period to lead a victory football players, disrupted 0-4 for the third time in Goc’s goal followed the a production of a campus against New Jersey in the season franchise history and has tying tally by 18-year-old play with “hate speech” on opener for both teams. scored a league-low 31 Aleksander Barkov, the Tuesday night. points. No. 2 pick in this year’s Michael Barnett, the Capitals 5, Flames 4: In Caldwell’s comments draft. assistant theatre chair, Washington, Alex Ovechkin had two came two days after he Goc’s second goal was said that several students goals and an assist and added a score traded starting left tackle an empty-netter. in the play told him that in the shootout and the Capitals rallied Eugene Monroe to the The Stars debuted new audience members were from an early three-goal deficit to beat Baltimore Ravens in ex- AP PHOTO “Victory Green” jerseys disruptive and used Calgary. change for two third-day and several key players, “derogatory terms” for draft picks in 2014. Cleveland cornerback Joe Haden, right, breaks up a pass for but fell apart soon after homosexuals during Buffalo wide receiver Stevie Johnson but was called for pass Blues 4, Predators 2: In There had been reports they took their first lead. a production of “The interferenceduring Thursday night’s game, which was not St. Louis, David Backes had a goal and that trading Monroe Barkov’s goal came with Laramie Project” on completed in time for this edition. Go to yoursun.net for assist in the first period to lead the might be the first step bodies piling up around campus. complete NFL coverage. Blues to a win over Nashville in the in a series of moves, and Kari Lehtonen in front Ole Miss coach Hugh season opener for both teams. Jones-Drew and Posluszny of the Dallas net. The Freeze confirmed to The Bills, Browns quarter- that won quick approval from the were widely regarded as teenager found the loose Associated Press Thursday backs injured: Buffalo rookie public authority. One covers how the Kings 3, Wild 2: In St. Paul, guys who could be next puck, spun and shot it that football players were quarterback EJ Manuel left the Bills’ stadium will be financed and built, the Minn., Anze Kopitar and Jeff Carter because they have value. inside the left post to in the crowd. Barnett said game Thursday night against the other how operating costs and revenue scored shootout goals for Los Angeles, Jones-Drew has rushed for make it 2-2. a group of football players Browns with a knee injury. will be split over a 30-year lease. which rallied to beat the Wild in the 7,406 yards and 64 touch- Goc put Florida in apologized after the play. Earlier in the game, Browns season opener for both teams. downs in eight seasons. front when he took a “Several of the students quarterback Brian Hoyer went down Around the league: New York Posluszny ranks second in centering pass from said they did not feel the with a right knee injury and coach Jets defensive linemen Muhammad Around the league: Patrick the NFL in tackles with 40. Tomas Fleischmann and apology was genuine,” Rob Chudzinski told NFL Network he Wilkerson and Quinton Coples will Roy said he has been fined $10,000 “They’re not going beat Lehtonen with 4:55 Barnett said. “They was fearful of torn ligaments. appeal their fines by the NFL for by the NHL for his emotional outburst anywhere,” Caldwell said. remaining. seemed to feel that (the Manuel, who was hit on the right their hits on Tennessee’s Jake Locker. the Wednesday night in his Colorado “We feel good about those Tim Thomas made 24 football players) didn’t knee by Browns safety Tashaun Gipson Wilkerson was docked $15,785 for Avalanche coaching debut. Soon after guys being here, nor do saves for Florida. realize what it was that at the end of a 14-yard run, was roughing the passer, while Coples was the final horn of a 6-1 win, Roy — livid they want to go anywhere. Three minutes before they were apologizing for.” replaced by rookie backup Jeff Tuel. fined $7,875 for unnecessary roughness over a late knee-to-knee hit on rookie They’re part of this team Barkov’s goal, Brenden Ole Miss Chancellor Brandon Weeden, who started even though no penalties were called Nathan MacKinnon — yelled at and we’re excited about Dillon gave Dallas a 2-1 Dan Jones and athletic Cleveland’s first two games, replaced on the field. ... having them a part of this lead with a short-handed Anaheim coach Bruce Boudreau and director Ross Bjork Hoyer. Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes team.” goal. He trailed a play that then pounded on the glass partition released a joint statement is dealing with a strained hamstring The Jaguars got a was started near center separating the two benches. ... saying “we strongly $2,500 average for seat that will keep him out of Monday’s fourth- and a fifth-round ice by Vernon Fiddler and The Boston Bruins signed defen- condemn the behavior rights in Vikings stadium: game at Atlanta. ... pick in return for Monroe, put the puck in an open seman Dennis Seidenberg to a contract exhibited Tuesday night.” Getting into the Minnesota Vikings’ Wide receiver Chris Williams, who the eighth overall pick net after Thomas stopped extension, rewarding the defensemen No. 24 Ole Miss plays at glitzy new stadium will come at a negotiated his release from the CFL’s in the 2009 NFL draft. Antoine Roussel. that twice helped them reach the Auburn on Saturday. high cost for some fans: an average of Hamilton Tiger Cats this week, signed Jacksonville now has 10 $2,500 for the right to buy a season with the New Orleans Saints. ... Stanley Cup finals with $16 million over picks in 2014. PANTHERS 4, STARS 2 the next four years. ... Haden expected to be ticket in the new building. The Jacksonville Jaguars were Florida 1 0 3 — 4 “They always say cash is The Minnesota Wild signed forward on playoff panel: Southern The ticket licenses cover three-quar- awarded rookie linebacker John Dallas 0 1 1 — 2 king, and in the NFL, draft First Period—1, Florida, Gomez 1 (Upshall, Jason Pominville to a five-year contract California athletic director Pat Haden, ters of the 65,000 seats, the Minnesota Lotulelei off waivers from Seattle and picks are kind of your B.Campbell), 17:41. extension. Terms were not disclosed. Arkansas AD Jeff Long and Clemson Sports Facilities Authority revealed. waived linebacker Kyle Knox to make Second Period—2, Dallas, Chiasson 1 (Ra. cash,” Caldwell said. AD Dan Radakovich are expected to They’re a key part of two agreements room for Lotulelei on the roster. Whitney, Dillon), 7:25. NHL standings in Scoreboard, Page 5 be on the 12-18 person committee that will chose four teams to play for the embarrassing schism not” the source of $30,000 for various the national championship when the that mushroomed eight EAGLES AT BUCS confidential information infractions, including College Football Playoff starts in 2014, FREEMAN days ago between their WHO: Philadelphia (1-3) at leaked to the media about missing the team break- a person with knowledge of the process FROM PAGE 1 one-time franchise QB. Freeman’s participation fast and being late to told The Associated Press. Wisconsin Tampa Bay (0-4) draft, after watching him “We made the decision WHEN: Oct. 13, 1 p.m. in stage one of the the bus in the season AD Barry Alvarez and West Virginia AD today to release Josh program and resented the opener against the Jets go from marvelous to WHERE: Raymond James Oliver Luck are also expected to be on Freeman,” Dominik said accusation. at the Meadowlands. An the committee, CBS.com reported. marginal in a little more Stadium, Tampa than four seasons. in a statement released by Later that afternoon, unauthorized interview the team. “We appreciate TV: FOX NFL player’s union exec- on ESPN last Thursday Around the nation: Freeman, who was his efforts over the past RADIO: 103.5 FM, 620 AM, utive director DeMaurice earned Freeman a fine of Alabama placed assistant strength benched in favor of rook- 1580 AM and conditioning coach Corey Harris ie Mike Glennon, before five seasons, but we Smith said he is suffi- about $10,000. Sunday’s 13-10 loss to felt this was in the best TICKETS: Ticketmaster.com or ciently concerned about For Freeman, a career on administrative leave for lending 866-582-BUCS money to suspended defensive back Ha Arizona, did not walk out interests of both Josh and hearsay evidence that the that began with so much Ha Clinton-Dix, The Tuscaloosa News of One Buc Place emp- the Buccaneers.” Bucs may have leaked the promise but dissolved reported. ... ty-handed. The team was Tampa Bay’s history to win any of his first confidential information — with the Bucs — into Football is on for Army, Navy and forced to cut him a check is steeped in first-round three starts this season. to begin a joint investiga- mediocrity. Air Force this weekend but other for about $6.2-million. castoff quarterbacks — His release came three tion with the league. The former Kansas service academy sports are suspended He is a free agent and can Doug Williams, Steve days after he revealed Meanwhile, Schiano State star looked to be because of the government shutdown. double-dip by signing a Young, Vinny Testaverde he voluntarily agreed has become the roast of among the league’s bright The Air Force-Navy game received the new deal with any team. and Trent Dilfer — four of to enter the league’s the town. young quarterbacks when go-ahead because the game is not General manager whom went on to win a substance abuse program He was excoriated for he led the Bucs to a 10-6 funded by the government. Army plays Mark Dominik called Lombardi Trophy. after, he said, switching having staff videotape record in 2010, his first at Boston College. ... 31 other teams over The third quarterback from Adderall to Ritalin to the Bucs sideline during full season as a starter, Tommy Armstrong Jr. will start the past two days in a chosen in 2009 behind treat ADHD. losses to determine if and threw 25 touchdowns again in place of the injured Taylor last-ditch attempt to the Lions Matthew ESPN’s Chris any players during losses with only six intercep- Martinez when Nebraska hosts Illinois trade the 25-year-old Stafford and the Jets Mortensen first reported were laughing or horsing tions. The next season, in its Big Ten opener Saturday. ... quarterback but found Mark Sanchez, Freeman Freeman’s involvement around, a charge Schiano the Bucs started 4-2 until The University of Connecticut no takers. So Freeman completed 43 of 94 in the league’s substance said is false. losing 10 in a row games suspended offensive lineman Tyler got what he wanted and passes for 571 yards, two abuse program Monday. Since the start of the under Raheem Morris, Bullock following his arrest on a charge the Bucs got what the touchdowns and three On Tuesday, Schiano season, the Bucs fined who was fired at the end of driving under the influence. needed — a break from interceptions while failing said he was “absolutely Freeman more than of the season. Page 4 SP www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun /Friday, October 4, 2013 ALDS PREVIEW: „ MLB: St. Louis 9, Pittsburgh 1 ALDS PREVIEW: RAYS-RED SOX TIGERS-ATHLETICS TAMPA BAY RAYS (92-71) DETROIT TIGERS (93-69) AL wild card AL Central champion vs. Beltran’s blast leads Cards vs. BOSTON RED SOX (97-65) By R.B. FALLSTROM Cardinals 9, Pirates 1 OAKLAND ATHLETICS (96-66) Pittsburgh AB R H BI BB SO Avg. AL East champion AssociAted Press AL West champion S.Marte lf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .000 SCHEDULE N.Walker 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .000 SCHEDULE ST. LOUIS — Carlos McCutchen cf 4 0 2 0 0 0 .500 (All games on TBS or MLB Network) Morneau 1b 4 0 1 0 0 1 .250 (All games on TBS or MLB Network) Today: Game 1 at Boston, 3:07 p.m. Beltran’s three-run homer Byrd rf 3 0 0 0 0 2 .000 Today: Game 1 at Oakland, 9:37 p.m. Saturday: Game 2 at Boston, 5:37 p.m. sparked a seven-run P.Alvarez 3b 3 1 1 1 0 1 .333 Saturday: Game 2 at Oakland, 9:07 p.m. third inning and the St. R.Martin c 3 0 0 0 0 1 .000 Monday: Game 3 at Tampa Bay, TBA Barmes ss 2 0 0 0 0 1 .000 Monday: Game 3 at Detroit, TBA Tuesday: Game 4 at Tampa Bay, TBA Louis Cardinals got seven b-Tabata ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Tuesday: Game 4 at Detroit, TBA stingy innings from Adam Morris p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Thursday: Game 5 at Oakland, TBA Thursday: Game 5 at Boston, TBA A.J.Burnett p 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Games 4 and 5 if necessary Wainwright, delivering J.Gomez p 1 0 0 0 0 1 .000 Games 4 and 5 if necessary a reality jolt to the Mazzaro p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- PROJECTED LINEUPS Pittsburgh Pirates with a c-Mercer ph-ss 1 0 0 0 0 1 .000 PROJECTED LINEUPS Rays: CF Desmond Jennings (.252, Totals 31 1 4 1 0 11 Tigers: CF Austin Jackson (.272, 9-1 rout Thursday in their St. Louis AB R H BI BB SO Avg. 12 HRs, 49 RBIs), RF Torii Hunter 14 HRs, 54 RBIs, 20 SBs), RF Wil Myers NL division series opener. M.Carpenter 2b 5 1 1 0 0 0 .200 (.293, 13, 53, 50 runs in 88 games), Beltran rf 5 1 1 3 0 0 .200 (.304, 17, 84), 3B Miguel Cabrera The first eight Cardinals 2B Ben Zobrist (.275, 12, 71), 3B Evan Holliday lf 4 1 2 0 1 0 .500 (MLB-leading .348, 44, 137), 1B reached safely in the third Ma.Adams 1b 3 2 1 0 1 1 .333 Longoria (.269, 32, 88, 39 doubles), Y.Molina c 3 1 2 0 1 0 .667 Prince Fielder (.279, 25, 106), DH DH Delmon Young (.260, 11, 38 with to chase A.J. Burnett, AP PHOTO Jay cf 2 2 1 1 2 0 .500 Victor Martinez (.301, 14, 83), LF Phillies and Rays) or Matt Joyce (.235, saddling the right-hander Freese 3b 4 0 2 2 0 1 .500 Jhonny Peralta (.303, 11, 55), 2B with the second-shortest Carlos Beltran hits a three-run home run in the third inning of Kozma ss 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 18, 47), 1B James Loney (.299, 13, Thursday’s NLDS opener in St. Louis. Descalso ss-3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Omar Infante (.318, 10, 51), C Alex 75), LF David DeJesus (.251, 8, 38 outing of his career and Wainwright p 1 1 0 0 1 0 .000 Avila (.227, 11, 47), SS Jose Iglesias a-Wong ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 with Cubs, Nationals and Rays) or putting Game 1 out of (.303, 3, 29 with Boston and Detroit). St. Louis was sharp on for the NL lead with 19 Ca.Martinez p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Sean Rodriguez (.246, 5, 23), SS Yunel reach early. A sellout Rosenthal p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Athletics: CF Coco Crisp (.261, 22, Escobar (.256, 9, 56), C Jose Molina crowd roared early and defense, with reliever wins this year and was Totals 32 9 10 6 6 2 66, 21 SBs), 3B Josh Donaldson (.301, Carlos Martinez turning 4-0 in his last five starts. Pittsburgh 000 010 000 — 1 4 3 (.233, 2, 18) or C Jose Lobaton (.249, then settled in for an easy St. Louis 007 011 00x — 9 10 0 24, 93, 37 2Bs), SS Jed Lowrie (.290, 7, 32 in 100 games). victory. in the top play by slinging Wainwright also started a-grounded out for Wainwright in the 7th. 15, 75, 45 2Bs), DH or LF Brandon Lance Lynn (15-10) an off-balance throw to the Cardinals’ big burst b-grounded out for Barmes in the 8th. Moss (.256, 30, 87), LF or DH Yoenis Red Sox: CF Jacoby Ellsbury (.298, c-struck out for Mazzaro in the 8th. E—Byrd 9 HRs, 53 RBIs, 92 runs, MLB-best faces Pirates rookie Gerrit first to nip Russell Martin. with a leadoff, full-count (1), Barmes (1), McCutchen (1). LOB—Pitts- Cespedes (.240, 26, 80), RF Josh 52/56 SBs), RF Shane Victorino (.294, Cole (10-7) in Game 2 “What a play!” walk. burgh 3, St. Louis 7. 2B—Holliday (1), Y.Mo- Reddick (.226, 12, 56), C Stephen Cardinals manager Mike Beltran, who has never lina (1). HR—P.Alvarez (1), off Wainwright; 15, 61), 2B Dustin Pedroia (.301, 9, Friday. Beltran (1), off A.J.Burnett. RBIs—P.Alvarez Vogt (.252, 4, 16) or Derek Norris 84, 42 doubles, 17 SBs), DH David The Pirates ended Matheny mouthed in the reached the World Series, (1), Beltran 3 (3), Jay (1), Freese 2 (2). S— (.246, 9, 30), 1B Daric Barton (.269, 3, Ortiz (.309, 30, 103, .959 OPS), 1B a 21-year postseason dugout. reprised his role as one of Wainwright. Runners left in scoring posi- 16), 2B Eric Sogard (.266, 2, 35). tion—Pittsburgh 1 (Byrd); St. Louis 4 (Des- Mike Napoli (.259, 23, 92), LF Daniel drought and entered their Wainwright remained the game’s greatest play- calso, M.Carpenter 2, Jay). RISP—Pittsburgh PROJECTED ROTATIONS Nava (.303, 12, 66), C Jarrod Salta- first best-of-five division unbeaten in the postsea- off sluggers. His 443-foot 0 for 1; St. Louis 2 for 10. GIDP—Descalso. DP—Pittsburgh 1 (Barmes, Morneau). Tigers: RH Max Scherzer (21-3, 2.90, lamacchia (.273, 14, 65), SS Stephen series with apparent son, going to 3-0 with a drive put St. Louis ahead Pittsburgh IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA 240 Ks), RH Justin Verlander (13-12, Drew (.253, 13, 67, 8 errors), 3B Will momentum after beating 2.27 ERA in 14 games, five and was the second-lon- Burnett L, 0-1 2 6 7 7 4 0 72 31.50 3.46 ERA), RH Anibal Sanchez (14-8, Middlebrooks (.227, 17, 49). J.Gomez 4 3 2 0 2 0 54 0.00 Cincinnati in the wild- of them starts. gest shot by a left-handed Mazzaro 1 0 0 0 0 1 13 0.00 AL-best 2.57), RH Doug Fister (14-9, PROJECTED ROTATIONS card game Tuesday. They Wainwright allowed a batter at 8-year-old Busch Morris 1 1 0 0 0 1 12 0.00 3.67). never threatened to rally run on three hits in seven Stadium. St. Louis IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Rays: LH Matt Moore (17-4, 3.29 Wainwright W, 1-0 7 3 1 1 0 9 105 1.29 Athletics: RH Bartolo Colon (18-6, ERA), LH David Price (10-8, 3.33), against the Cardinals’ ace innings, striking out nine Beltran has 15 home Ca.Martinez 1 0 0 0 0 1 7 0.00 2.65, 4.03 K/BB ratio), RH Sonny Gray and finished with only without a walk. The only runs, 10 doubles and 28 Rosenthal 1 1 0 0 0 1 18 0.00 (5-3, 2.67), RH Jarrod Parker (12-8, RH Alex Cobb (11-3, 2.76), RH Chris A.J.Burnett pitched to 8 batters in the 3rd. Archer (9-7, 3.22). four hits. damage coming on a RBIs in 35 postseason HBP—by A.J.Burnett (Ma.Adams). Um- 3.97, 25 HRs allowed), RH Dan Straily Red Sox: LH Jon Lester (15-8, 2.75 Pittsburgh also was homer by Pedro Alvarez games. He also has scored pires—Home, Randazzo; First, Bell; Second, (10-8, 3.96, 124 Ks). Jerry Layne; Third, Holbrook; Right, Paul ERA, 213 1-3 IP), RH John Lackey sloppy in the field, to start the fifth. 40 runs and stolen 11 Nauert; Left, Joyce. T—2:57. A—45,693 RELIEVERS (10-13, 3.52, 2 CG), RH Clay Buchholz committing three errors. The right-hander tied bases. (43,975). Tigers: RH Joaquin Benoit (4-1, (12-1, 1.74), RH Jake Peavy (12-5, 2.01, 24/26 saves), LH Drew Smyly 4.17 with White Sox and Red Sox). (6-0, 2.37), RH Jose Veras (0-5, „ MLB NOTEBOOK 3.02, 21/25 saves with Houston and RELIEVERS Detroit), RH Rick Porcello (13-8, 4.32, Rays: RH Fernando Rodney (5-4, 3.38 32 appearances, 29 starts), RH Al ERA, 37/45 saves), RH Joel Peralta Alburquerque (4-3, 4.59, 70 Ks, 34 (3-8, 3.41, 1 save, 80 games), LH Alex BBs in 49 innings), LH Darin Downs Torres (4-2, 1.71, 62 Ks in 58 innings), Biogenesis founder questioned (0-2, 4.84). LH Jake McGee (5-3, 4.02, 1 save), LH Athletics: RH Grant Balfour (1-3, Cesar Ramos (2-2, 4.14, 1 save), RH From Wire ServiceS giving testimony to MLB. said Rodriguez cannot be teenage girls by Barry County (Mich.) Rodriguez, who was compelled to testify and Circuit Judge Amy McDowell, who 2.59, 38/41 saves, 10.3 K/9), RH Ryan Jamey Wright (2-2, 3.09), RH Roberto NEW YORK — Alex Cook (6-4, 2.54, 2 saves), LH Sean suspended on Aug. 5 that the arbitrator would called the two-time World Series Hernandez (6-13, 4.89, 32 games, Rodriguez’s legal team Doolittle (5-5, 3.13, 2 saves, .188 BA 24 starts), RH Jeremy Hellickson began cross examination but allowed to play for not penalize him for not champion a “predator.” This summer, vs LH), LF Brett Anderson (1-4, 6.04, (12-10, 5.17, 32 games, 31 starts), RH of Biogenesis founder the Yankees during the doing so. Curtis, 44, was found guilty of six 3 saves), LH Jerry Blevins (5-0, 3.15), Brandon Gomes (3-1, 6.52). Anthony Bosch on appeal process, has — Newsday counts of criminal sexual conduct. RH Dan Otero (2-0, 1.38). RH Jesse Red Sox: RH Koji Uehara (4-1, 1.09 Thursday as the appeal of appeared at each of the Chavez (2-4, 3.92). ERA, 21/24 saves, 101 Ks, 9 BBs, 73 the Yankees third base- first four sessions of the Twins begin spring Around the majors: Braves games), RH Junichi Tazawa (5-4, man’s 211-game suspen- hearing, which started on training site renovations: second baseman Dan Uggla, a three- HOW THEY GOT HERE 3.16, 71 games), LH Craig Breslow sion continued at Major Monday. He refused to Minnesota and Lee County have time All-Star, responded to the team Tigers: Detroit won the AL Central (5-2, 1.81), LH Matt Thornton (0-4, League Baseball’s head- answer any questions as broken ground on $48.5 million in leaving him off the NLDS roster by by one game over Cleveland, but that 3.74 in 60 games with White Sox and quarters in Manhattan, he left Thursday’s session renovations at the Lee County Sports saying “it hurts” that the Braves “don’t slim margin was deceiving. The Tigers Red Sox), LH Franklin Morales (2-2, according to a source. surrounded by a sea of Complex and Hammond Stadium, think I can help the team win.” … were in control from mid-August on. 4.62), RH Ryan Dempster (8-9, 4.57 Bosch, who ran the autograph seekers. the team’s spring training home, in The Chicago Cubs claimed Athletics: A year after surprising in 32 games, 29 starts), RH Brandon defunct anti-aging The source said it Fort Myers. The renovations will be infielder Mat Gamel off waivers from almost everyone with a torrid finish to win the AL West title, the Workman (6-3, 4.97 in 20 games, 3 clinic in Miami that was uncertain whether completed in two phases. The Twins Milwaukee. The 28-year-old missed starts). Rodriguez would testify have been training at the Fort Myers this season because of a torn anterior low-budget A’s repeated as division was the center of the champs under Melvin over high- during the hearing. complex since 1991. cruciate ligament in his right knee. … HOW THEY GOT HERE MLB investigation into priced Texas and the Los Angeles The Kansas City Royals hired Dale Rays: The Rays won 14 of their last performance-enhancing Rodriguez last week Angels, becoming the only team to 19 regular-season games to rebound drugs, is considered to be refused to answer if he Ex-major leaguer called Sveum to handle infield instruction post a winning record each month, from a 4-13 stretch that knocked the league’s star witness would testify. a “predator:” Chad Curtis was and other coaching duties, three days capped by a 19-8 September. them out of contention for a third against Rodriguez. Bosch A person familiar with sentenced to seven to 15 years in after he was fired as manager of the division title in six years. They won spent nearly three days the arbitration process prison for inappropriately touching Chicago Cubs. STORYLINES TO WATCH 90 games for the fourth straight Replay it again: This is a rematch of season, the longest active streak in last year’s division series won by the the majors. Price, the reigning AL Cy Tigers in five games behind Verland- Young Award winner, pitched the RIVALS er’s four-hit, 11-strikeout gem in a Rays into the playoffs with a 5-2, 6-0 victory in the deciding game. complete-game victory at Texas in FROM PAGE 1 Cespedes’ shoulder: Cespedes was the tiebreaker. Cobb followed that Sox,” said Alex Cobb, a slowed late in the regular season by with 6 2/3 innings in a 4-0 win at Boston native and Tampa tendinitis in his right shoulder that Cleveland in the wild-card game. Bay pitcher. “Then it the A’s hope will be healed by time Red Sox: Boston won 69 games last obviously started to take off before the start of the playoffs. season and became the second AL a turn in 2008, and it’s Despite having his average drop more team in the three-division era to go grown into a pretty good than 50 points in his second season, Cespedes is still one of Oakland’s from worst to first, leading the majors rivalry. most dangerous bats and needs to be with 853 runs. The Red Sox never lost “It’s had its fair share of more than three games in a row, the in the lineup for the A’s to be at their arguments, its fair share best. Oakland has played at a .632 first major league team to do that of battles for the top of since the 2005 St. Louis Cardinals. clip when Cespedes has been in the the AL East. And it’s just lineup the past two years compared STORYLINES TO WATCH fueling the rivalry even to .392 when he is out — essentially Glove work: The Rays are built more right now. So it will the difference between a first- and on pitching and defense. They be a fun one to be a part last-place team. committed 59 errors, second-fewest of.” Cabrera’s health: What’s remark- to Baltimore’s major league-record There’s been plenty of able about Cabrera’s stat line is that 54. Tampa Bay also would have entertainment already, he compiled it without doing all that broken the old mark of 65 by the going back, somewhat fa- AP PHOTO much in September. Finally worn 2003 Mariners. Zobrist led AL second mously, to an August 2000 down amid injuries that affected basemen with a .9928 fielding confrontation between Tampa Bay Rays starting pitcher Matt Moore throws during Thursday’s workout at Fenway Park. his legs and midsection, Cabrera percentage, .0001 ahead of Pedroia. Devil Rays outfielder had only two extra-base hits in Escobar, meanwhile, led all major Gerald Williams and “We’ve had some noting “they’re 90-plus that’s actually what hap- September. Part of the problem is league shortstops with a .989 fielding Red Sox pitcher Pedro boring games, but not wins every year. You take pened in 2008,” Maddon that Cabrera, never a speedster to percentage. The pitching staff set a Martinez that carried very many against the those guys lightly, you said. begin with, now looks painfully slow club record with 17 shutouts. over into the hallway Red Sox,” Rays veteran bully them they’re going “And a lot better base- on the bases. Will he be rested and Right time, Wright place: Wright, between the clubhouses Ben Zobrist said. to put a bunch of runs on ball players, too. That ready when this series starts? an 18-year veteran with his 10th at Tropicana Field. (A Outfielder Jonny your or they’re going to Brett In the bullpen: Anderson matters also.” team, is in his first postseason. No game Martinez, working Gomes is perhaps the fight.” went from opening-day starter to active player has gone longer without as a TBS analyst, said world’s leading authority Gomes said the evo- The rivalry is still a spot in the bullpen after missing appearing in the playoffs. Thursday still “stands out the subject, having been a lution occurred on dual one-sided, and not just more than 3½ months with a stress Lights out: Uehara inherited the the most to me.”) key part of that 2008 Rays tracks, the Rays develop- because the Sox lead fracture in his right foot. He struggled closer’s job in Boston when former It’s been highlighted by squad the flipped the ing the necessary char- 162-116 in regular season upon returning, with a 5.74 ERA in All-Stars Joel Hanrahan then Andrew that 2008 brawl starring script — literally right in acter and pride to fight play. The Sox have such 10 relief appearances. But Anderson Bailey were injured. The 38-year-old James Shields and Coco the middle of the Shields- back, and developing a long history and the still has dynamic stuff and the ability right-hander took over the ninth Crisp. Featured the 2011 Crisp affair — and now a enough good players that Rays — especially the to go multiple innings and handle inning at the end of June, and from righties and lefties. That kind of dramatics as the Red Sox proud member of Red Sox they could do so. good Rays — are a recent July 9 until Sept. 17 he had 27 score- collapsed while the Rays Nation. Rays manager Joe starter-turned-reliever was key to less outings, including a streak in phenomena. And the Sox San Francisco’s World Series run last surged culminated with He looks back at the Maddon sees it similarly. have the Yankees along which he retired 37 batters in a row. the epic Game 162 drama. days when the Rays were “You’re not going to be year when Tim Lincecum allowed with the Orioles and He made four playoff appearances And renewed more years the foils and said they pushed around anymore. one run in 13 innings over five relief as a middle reliever for Texas from than not since — with collectively “got sick and It’s the playground thing. other-long-time rivals, outings. The A’s hope Anderson can 2011-12. curiously aimed pitches, tired them taking our At some point you just while the Rays pretty have similar success. And finally: The Red Sox won the benches-clearing to-doos, lunch money.” have to stand up for much have the Sox. And finally: The Athletics won the season series, 12-7. threats, accusation, even And he looks now at your turf and you just “It’s a start,” Gomes season series, 4-3. — Associated Press in spring training. the Rays with admiration, say enough. And I think said. — Associated Press The Sun /Friday, October 4, 2013 www.sunnewspapers.net SP Page 5 | SCOREBOARD „ PREP ROUNDUP

x-Monday’s game: St. Louis at Pittsburgh, N. Illinois at Kent St., 3:30 p.m. Nashville at Colorado, 9 p.m. Sports on TV TBA Minnesota at Michigan, 3:30 p.m. Saturday’s games AUTO RACING x-Oct. 9: Pittsburgh at St. Louis, TBA N. Iowa at N. Dakota St., 3:30 p.m. Detroit at Boston, 7 p.m. 12:30 p.m. Atlanta vs. Los Angeles Ohio St. at Northwestern, 8 p.m. Ottawa at Toronto, 7 p.m. Laurin leads FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for Thursday’s result: Los Angeles at Atlanta, SOUTHWEST Philadelphia at Montreal, 7 p.m. Hollywood Casino 400, at Kansas City, Kan. late Rutgers at SMU, Noon Columbus at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. 2 p.m. Today’s game: Los Angeles (Greinke 15-4) Kansas St. at Oklahoma St., 3:30 p.m. Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, prac- at Atlanta (Minor 13-9 or Teheran 14-8), 6:07 Rice at Tulsa, 3:30 p.m. LIGHTNING at Chicago, 8 p.m. tice for Kansas Lottery 300, at Kansas City, p.m. (TBS) McNeese St. at Cent. Arkansas, 4 p.m. PANTHERS at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Kan. Sunday’s game: Atlanta (Minor 13-9 or Te- Prairie View vs. Grambling St. at Dallas, 5:30 Washington at Dallas, 8 p.m. heran 14-8) at Los Angeles (Ryu 14-8), 8:07 p.m. Anaheim at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Tarpons boys 5 p.m. ESPN2 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole quali- p.m. (TBS) TCU at Oklahoma, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Vancouver, 10 p.m. fying for Hollywood Casino 400, at Kansas x-Monday’s game: Atlanta at Los Angeles, Alabama St. at Texas Southern, 7 p.m. Phoenix at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Staff RepoRtS City, Kan. TBA Notre Dame vs. Arizona St. at Arlington, 8:30 p.m. x-Oct. 9: Los Angeles at Atlanta, TBA Texas, 7:30 p.m. NAPLES — Sophomore PREP SCHEDULE FS1 — ARCA, Kansas Lottery 98.9, at Kansas AL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Louisiana Tech at UTEP, 7:30 p.m. Soccer (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) West Virginia at Baylor, 8 p.m. City, Kan. MLS Jimmy Laurin shot a TODAY All games televised by Fox 1 a.m. FAR WEST EASTERN CONFERENCE Football Oct. 12: Oakland-Detroit winner at Boston 2-under-par 34 to lead NBCSN — Formula One, qualifying for Ko- UC Davis at S. Utah, 3:05 p.m. W L T Pts GF GA or RAYS at Oakland-Detroit winner the Charlotte High School Bayshore at DeSoto County, 7 rean Grand Prix, at Yeongam, South Korea Portland St. at Montana, 3:30 p.m. New York 15 9 7 52 48 37 Oct. 13: Oakland-Detroit winner at Boston COLLEGE FOOTBALL Washington St. at California, 4 p.m. Sporting Kansas City 14 10 6 48 43 29 boys golf team to 154-182 p.m. or RAYS at Oakland-Detroit winner 9 p.m. Mercer at San Diego, 4 p.m. Montreal 13 9 7 46 48 44 Oct. 15: Boston at Oakland-Detroit winner victory against Gateway Charlotte at Riverdale, 7:30 p.m. ESPN — Nevada at San Diego St. North Dakota at Idaho St., 4:05 p.m. Houston 12 10 8 44 38 37 or Oakland-Detroit winner at RAYS North Port at Lakewood Ranch, GOLF N. Arizona at Montana St., 4:05 p.m. Philadelphia 11 10 9 42 38 39 Charter on Thursday at Oct. 16: Boston at Oakland-Detroit winner 9 a.m. Fresno St. at Idaho, 5 p.m. Columbus 12 14 5 41 40 41 7:30 p.m. or Oakland-Detroit winner at RAYS Miromar Lakes Country TGC — European PGA Tour, Seve Trophy, Yale at Cal Poly, 5:05 p.m. New England 11 11 8 41 42 34 x-Oct. 17: Boston at Oakland-Detroit win- Fort Myers at Port Charlotte, second round, at Paris Oregon at Colorado, 6 p.m. Chicago 11 12 7 40 38 45 Club. ner or Oakland-Detroit winner at RAYS 1 p.m. New Mexico St. at New Mexico, 7 p.m. Toronto FC 5 15 11 26 29 45 7:30 p.m. x-Oct. 19: Oakland-Detroit winner at Bos- The 34 is a person- TGC — PGA Tour, Presidents Cup, second Weber St. at E. Washington, 7:05 p.m. D.C. 3 21 6 15 20 52 ton or RAYS at Oakland-Detroit winner al-best in high school St. John Neumann at Imagine, round, at Dublin, Ohio N. Colorado at Sacramento St., 9:05 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE x-Oct. 20: Oakland-Detroit winner at Bos- 7:30 p.m. MLB PLAYOFFS Washington at Stanford, 10:30 p.m. W L T Pts GF GA competition for Laurin. ton or RAYS at Oakland-Detroit winner 1 p.m. San Jose St. at Hawaii, 11:59 p.m. Real Salt Lake 15 10 6 51 54 39 The Tarpons improve Dixie Hollins at Venice, 7:30 p.m. MLB — NLDS, Game 2, Pittsburgh at St. NL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Seattle 15 8 6 51 39 29 Louis (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Portland 12 5 13 49 46 31 to 16-6. 3 p.m. All games televised by TBS Pro football Los Angeles 13 11 6 45 46 37 Clipse 24, Lexie Flerlage 25. Lemon Bay: Julianna Ve- TBS — ALDS, Game 1, Tampa Bay at Boston Oct. 11: Atlanta-Los Angeles winner at St. Colorado 12 9 9 45 37 31 Louis or Pittsburgh at Atlanta-Los Angeles NFL CHARLOTTE 154, loz 20, Candice Weese 26, Montanna Williamson 26, Maria 6 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE San Jose 12 11 8 44 32 41 GATEWAY CHARTER 182 TBS — NLDS, Game 2, Los Angeles at At- winner Vancouver 11 11 8 41 42 39 Sheppard 27. Port Charlotte: Kelly Clark 26, Kristy Oct. 12: Atlanta-Los Angeles winner at St. East W L T Pct PF PA At Miromar Lakes Country Club (Par 36) lanta New England 4 0 0 1.000 89 57 FC Dallas 10 10 10 40 42 46 Charlotte: Jimmy Laurin 34, Alex Guzman 37. Josh Lowe 37, Lauren Clark 37, Melanie Morales 37. 9:30 p.m. Louis or Pittsburgh at Atlanta-Los Angeles Chivas USA 6 17 8 26 29 55 winner DOLPHINS 3 1 0 .750 91 91 McCormack 41, John Gonzalez 42, Chaz Taylor 43, Chris Mari TBS — ALDS, Game 1, Detroit at Oakland N.Y. Jets 2 2 0 .500 68 88 NOTE: 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie. 47. Gateway Charter: Blake Lolato 37. Mark Warm- PREP FOOTBALL Oct. 14: St. Louis at Atlanta-Los Angeles Today’s games winner or Atlanta-Los Angeles winner at Buffalo 2 2 0 .500 88 93 inski 43, Caleb Black 49, Tyler Martin 52, John Warminski 57, Alexander leads CCS: In 8 p.m. South W L T Pct PF PA Chicago at D.C. United, 8 p.m. Austin Campbell 59. ESPN2 — John Curtis (La.) vs. St. Augustine Pittsburgh Montreal at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Zolfo Springs, Community Christian Oct. 15: St. Louis at Atlanta-Los Angeles Indianapolis 3 1 0 .750 105 51 (La.), at New Orleans Tennessee 3 1 0 .750 98 69 Saturday’s games School’s boys golf team surpassed SOCCER winner or Atlanta-Los Angeles winner at New England at New York, 7 p.m. Veloz leads Manta Rays Pittsburgh Houston 2 2 0 .500 90 105 8 p.m. JAGUARS 0 4 0 .000 31 129 Sporting Kansas City at Columbus, 7:30 in split: In Venice, Julianna Veloz the 150 mark for the second time this NBCSN — MLS, Chicago at DC United x-Oct. 16: St. Louis at Atlanta-Los Angeles p.m. winner or Atlanta-Los Angeles winner at North W L T Pct PF PA shot an even-par 20 to lead the season in a 149-211 victory against Baltimore 2 2 0 .500 91 87 Toronto FC at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh FC Dallas at Real Salt Lake, 9 p.m. x-Oct. 18: Atlanta-Los Angeles winner at St. Cleveland 2 2 0 .500 64 70 Lemon Bay girls golf team to a split of DeSoto County at The Bluffs Golf Club. Glantz-Culver Line Cincinnati 2 2 0 .500 81 81 Seattle FC at Colorado, 10 p.m. Louis or Pittsburgh at Atlanta-Los Angeles Sunday’s games a tri-match against Port Charlotte and Jeff Alexander led the Mustangs with MLB PLAYOFFS winner Pittsburgh 0 4 0 .000 69 110 West W L T Pct PF PA Chivas USA at Los Angeles, 5 p.m. Portland Venice at the Golf Club at Capri Isles. a 35. Yuki Fujii followed with a 36 and National League x-Oct. 19: Atlanta-Los Angeles winner at St. at Vancouver, 8 p.m. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Louis or Pittsburgh at Atlanta-Los Angeles Denver 4 0 0 1.000 179 91 The match was shortened to five holes Zach Couto added a 38. Zach Wells led at St. Louis -135 Pittsburgh +125 winner Kansas City 4 0 0 1.000 102 41 by rain. Grace Gildner and Victoria Los Angeles -120 at Atlanta +110 WORLD SERIES San Diego 2 2 0 .500 108 102 DeSoto County with a 51. American League (Best-of-7; x-if necessaary) Oakland 1 3 0 .250 71 91 Tennis Cangero carded 22s to lead Venice to at Boston -135 Tampa Bay +125 All games televised by Fox NATIONAL CONFERENCE CHINA OPEN the sweep. Kelly Clark’s 26 led Port East W L T Pct PF PA COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN 149, Detroit -125 at Oakland +115 Oct. 23: Game 1 at AL, TBA At The Beijing Tennis Centre, Beijing Charlotte. Odds to Win Series Oct. 24: Game 2 at AL, TBA Dallas 2 2 0 .500 104 85 Purse: Men, $3.57 million (WT500); DESOTO COUNTY 211 Boston -120 Tampa Bay +100 Oct. 26: Game 3 at NL, TBA Philadelphia 1 3 0 .250 99 138 Women, $5.19 million (Premier) VENICE 93, LEMON BAY 99, Community Christian: Jeffrey Alexander 35, Yuki Detroit -155 Oakland +135 Oct. 27: Game 4 at NL, TBA Washington 1 3 0 .250 91 112 Surface: Hard-Outdoor N.Y. Giants 0 4 0 .000 61 146 PORT CHARLOTTE 138 Fujii 36, Zach Couto 38, Tate Smith 40. DeSoto County: NCAA FOOTBALL x-Oct. 28: Game 5 at NL, TBA Singles Zach Wells 51, Brad Bonville 52, Bailey Turner 54, Clayton Tonight x-Oct. 30: Game 6 at AL, TBA South W L T Pct PF PA Men At The Golf Club at Capri Isles FAVORITE O T O/U UNDERDOG x-Oct. 31: Game 7 at AL, TBA New Orleans 4 0 0 1.000 108 55 Second Round Venice: Grace Gildner 22, Victoria Cangero 22, Brittany Cassell 54. at Utah St. 6 6 (57½) BYU Carolina 1 2 0 .333 68 36 Sam Querrey, U.S., def. Stanislas Wawrin- at San Diego St. 5½ 5½ (57) Nevada Atlanta 1 3 0 .250 94 104 ka (6), Switzerland, 6-3, 7-6 (2). Tomorrow Pro basketball BUCS 0 4 0 .000 44 70 Novak Djokovic (1), Serbia, def. Fernando at Navy 11 11 (55) Air Force North W L T Pct PF PA Verdasco, Spain, 7-5, 2-6, 6-2. | QUICK HITS at Iowa 2 Pk (38½) Michigan St. WNBA FINALS Detroit 3 1 0 .750 122 101 Richard Gasquet (5), France, def. Bernard Louisville 30 32½ (58) at Temple (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) Chicago 3 1 0 .750 127 114 Tomic, Australia, 7-6 (2), 6-4. at Toledo 17½ 21 (58½) W. Michigan Sunday’s game Green Bay 1 2 0 .333 96 88 David Ferrer (3), Spain, def. Marinko Ma- FORMER SOVIET Bryant is heading overseas to have a at Buffalo 11 13½ (54) E. Michigan Atlanta at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. Minnesota 1 3 0 .250 115 123 tosevic, Australia, 5-7, 6-1, 6-2. medical procedure unrelated to the at Alabama 56 55½ (61) Georgia St. Tuesday’s game West W L T Pct PF PA Women at Boston College 1011½ (50½) Army Atlanta at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Seattle 4 0 0 1.000 109 47 Third Round BASKETBALL GREAT torn Achilles tendon he sustained Cent. Michigan 4½ 3 (47)at Miami (Ohio) Thursday’s game San Francisco 2 2 0 .500 79 95 Serena Williams (1), U.S., def. Maria in April. The Los Angeles Lakers said Minnesota at Atlanta, 8:30 p.m. SERGEI BELOV DIES at Virginia 5 5 (48) Ball St. Arizona 2 2 0 .500 69 89 Kirilenko, Russia, 7-5, 7-5. Bryant is expected to return early next at Florida St. 17½15½ (57) Maryland x-Oct. 13 St. Louis 1 3 0 .250 69 121 Jelena Jankovic (8), Serbia, def. Carla Su- MOSCOW (AP) — Sergei at Miami 4 5½(55½) Georgia Tech Minnesota at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Thursday’s results arez Navarro (12), Spain, 6-0, 6-0. week following a knee procedure. ... Clemson 13½13½ (64½) at Syracuse x-Oct. 16 Buffalo at Cleveland, late Angelique Kerber (7), Germany, def. Ro- Belov, the Soviet basket- Portland Trail Blazers All-Star NC State 9½ 8 (47) at Wake Forest Atlanta at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Sunday’s games berta Vinci (10), Italy, 6-2, 6-4. ball great who helped at Nebraska 9½ 10 (59½) Illinois Detroit at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Lucie Safarova, Czech Republic, def. An- forward LaMarcus Aldridge has a hip at Marshall 9½ 14 (65) UTSA New Orleans at Chicago, 1 p.m. drea Petkovic, Germany, 6-4, 6-7 (4), 7-6 (1). his team beat the United flexor strain and is day-to-day. North Texas PK 3 (53) at Tulane College football Kansas City at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Agnieszka Radwanska (3), Poland, def. States in the epic 1972 Oregon 35 39½ (70) at Colorado Thursday’s results JAGUARS at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Polona Hercog, Slovenia, 6-0, 6-2. Georgia 10½10½ (64) at Tennessee New England at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Caroline Wozniacki (6), Denmark, def. Olympic final in Munich, SOUTH Seattle at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. TENNIS at Florida 12½11½ (43) Arkansas W. Kentucky 31, Louisiana-Monroe 10 Sloane Stephens (11), U.S., 6-3, 6-1. died Thursday. He was 69. LSU 9½ 9½ (54½) at Miss. St. Baltimore at DOLPHINS, 1 p.m. MIDWEST Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. His death was an- Serena, Djokovic reach at Tulsa 2½ 3 (54½) Rice Texas 31, Iowa St. 30 at Virginia Tech 6½ 7 (45½) N. Carolina Carolina at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. Transactions nounced by CSKA Beijing quarters: Top-seeded FAR WEST Denver at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. at Oklahoma 10 10½(46½) TCU UCLA at Utah, late Moscow, the team Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams Cincinnati 13½11½ (48) at S. Florida Houston at San Francisco, 8:30 p.m. BASEBALL at Oklahoma St. 14 14 (59½) Kansas St. San Diego at Oakland, 11:35 p.m. American League he played with for 13 overcame tough challenges to reach Today’s games Open: Minnesota, Pittsburgh, BUCS, KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Named Dale at Vanderbilt 2½ 1½ (56½) Missouri FAR WEST seasons. The club said the quarterfinals of the China Open. at Michigan 16½19½ (50) Minnesota Washington Sveum coach. Announced the contracts BYU at Utah St., 8 p.m. Monday’s game of bench coach Chino Cadahia and third Belov died in the Ural Djokovic will take on American Sam UCF 10 9½(47½) at Memphis Nevada at San Diego St., 9 p.m. Rutgers 3 4½ (52½) at SMU N.Y. Jets at Atlanta, 8:40 p.m. base coach Eddie Rodriguez have not been Mountains city of Perm, Querrey, who upset sixth-seeded Fresno St. 25 27 (67) at Idaho renewed. Saturday’s games CFL National League where he coached a local Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland. In at La.-Lafayette 10 11 (55½) Texas St. STATE at Troy 2½ 3½ (62½) S. Alabama EAST DIVISION CHICAGO CUBS — Claimed INF Mat team. No cause was given. the women’s draw, Williams won her Maryland at Florida St., Noon W L T Pts PF PA Gamel off waivers from Milwaukee. at New Mexico 7 9½ (59½) N.M. St. Florida A&M at Morgan St., 1 p.m. Belov scored 20 points 70th match of the year. Washington St. +1½ 1½ (66½) at California x-Toronto 9 4 0 18 388 337 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Claimed OF Stetson at Butler, 1 p.m. Hamilton 6 7 0 12 327 364 Joey Butler off waivers from Texas. in the 51-50 win over at Stanford 6½ 7½ (53) Washington Bethune-Cookman at Delaware St., 2 p.m. N. Illinois 9½ 9 (62½) at Kent St. Montreal 5 8 0 10 302 361 FOOTBALL the U.S. in Munich, a Jacksonville at Drake, 2 p.m. Winnipeg 2 11 0 4 268 421 National Football League Mississippi 1 2½ (56½) at Auburn FAU at UAB, 3 p.m. GYMNASTICS at South Carolina21 21 (56) Kentucky WEST DIVISION CAROLINA PANTHERS — Signed WR gold-medal game in Georgia Tech at Miami, 3:30 p.m. W L T Pts PF PA Cordell Roberson to the practice squad. Uchimura wins record at Southern Miss. 14½17 (46) FIU FIU at Southern Miss., 4 p.m. which the Russians scored at Bowling Green 23 25½(52½) UMass x-Calgary 10 3 0 20 408 312 DETROIT LIONS — Released DT D’An- 4th world all-around title: UCF at Memphis, 4:30 p.m. x-B.C. 9 4 0 18 378 319 thony Smith. Signed WR Kevin Ogletree. the winning points as time at UAB 7 4½ (53) FAU Arkansas at Florida, 7 p.m. Texas Tech 14 17½ (54) at Kansas Saskatchewan 8 5 0 16 388 299 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed WR ran out. The clock had In Antwerp, Belgium, Olympic cham- SOUTH East Carolina 9½ 7½ (61) at Middle Tenn. Edmonton 3 10 0 6 316 362 Griff Whalen to the practice squad. North Greenville at Charleston Southern, been reset in the final sec- pion Kohei Uchimura won a record Ohio 3 5 (57) at Akron x-Clinched playoff berth JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Signed 11 a.m. Arizona St.-x 6½ 5½ (62½) Notre Dame Today’s games WR Jeremy Ebert from the practice squad. onds after the Americans fourth all-around world championship Gardner-Webb at Charlotte, Noon at Baylor 21 27½ (69) West Virginia Hamilton at Toronto, 7 p.m. Signed OT DeMarcus Love to the practice Ball St. at Virginia, Noon thought they had won. beating Japanese compatriot Ryohei at UTEP Pk Pk (59) Louisiana Tech Saskatchewan at B.C., 10 p.m. squad. Georgia St. at Alabama, 12:21 p.m. Kato in a final that had a sense of Ohio St. 4 7 (61) at N’western Saturday’s games NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Placed DL The Americans refused to North Carolina at Virginia Tech, 12:30 p.m. Penn St. 2½ 3½ (63½) at Indiana Montreal at Edmonton, 3:30 p.m. Vince Wilfork on injured reserve. Released accept their silver medal inevitability from the start. Uchimura Morehead St. at Campbell, 1 p.m. TE Zach Sudfeld. Signed WR Austin Collie. San Jose St. 4½ 4½ (55) at Hawaii Winnipeg at Calgary, 6:30 p.m. Belov, a shooting guard, opened with the best floor exercise x-at Arlington, Texas NC Central at Howard, 1 p.m. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Released DB Savannah St. at Norfolk St., 1 p.m. Jumal Rolle from the practice squad. Signed was widely considered of the six top qualifiers, and was in NFL South Alabama at Troy, 1 p.m. Sunday FB Austin Johnson to the practice squad. Elon at Furman, 1:30 p.m. Hockey one of the best non-Amer- command the rest of the way. He FAVORITE O T O/U UNDERDOG OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed RB Albany (NY) at James Madison, 1:30 p.m. NHL Kansas City 2½ 2½ (38½) at Tennessee George Winn to the practice squad. ican players of his gener- mixed strength, poise and elegance in Presbyterian at Wofford, 1:30 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE at Miami 3 3 (43½) Baltimore SAN DIEGO CHARGERS — Signed RB every discipline, setting himself apart MVSU at Alabama A&M, 2 p.m. Atlantic Division ation. He also won three at St. Louis 10½11½ (42) Jacksonville Miguel Maysonet to the practice squad. UTSA at Marshall, 2 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA and reinforcing his reputation as the at Cincinnati 2 1 (45) New England TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Released Olympic bronze medals Appalachian St. at The Citadel, 2 p.m. Toronto 2 2 0 0 4 7 4 Seattle 3 2½ (43½) at Ind. QB Josh Freeman. Signed WR Tiquan Un- greatest in the history of the sport. “I Warner at Alcorn St., 3 p.m. Boston 1 1 0 0 2 3 1 — 1968, 1976, 1980 — and at Green Bay 6½ 7 (53½) Detroit derwood. Signed TE Matt Veldman to the Georgia Southern at Samford, 3 p.m. PANTHERS 1 1 0 0 2 4 2 led the Soviets to two always do my own things,” he said. “I at Chicago Pk Pk (48½) New Orleans practice squad. Jacksonville St. at UT-Martin, 3 p.m. Detroit 1 1 0 0 2 2 1 at N.Y. Giants 1 2 (54) Philadelphia HOCKEY world championship don’t think about rivals.” East Carolina at Middle Tennessee, 3:30 p.m. Ottawa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carolina 2 2 (42) at Arizona National Hockey League NC A&T vs. SC State at Atlanta, 3:30 p.m. Buffalo 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 titles. San Diego 5 4½ (44½) at Oakland NHL — Fined Colorado coach Patrick Georgia at Tennessee, 3:30 p.m. Montreal 1 0 1 0 0 3 4 Denver 5½ 7½ (56½) at Dallas Roy $10,000 for his actions at the end of Belov’s death came North Texas at Tulane, 3:30 p.m. LIGHTNING 1 0 1 0 0 1 3 HONORS at San Francisco 6½ 6½ (42½) Houston Wednesday’s game. NC State at Wake Forest, 3:30 p.m. Metropolitan Division on the same date that Monday MINNESOTA WILD — Signed F Jason GP W L OT Pts GF GA Ali honors humanitarian at Atlanta 7½ 10 (43½) N.Y. Jets Tennessee Tech at Murray St., 4 p.m. Pominville to a five-year contract extension. Soviet Olympic teammate W. Carolina at Chattanooga, 6 p.m. Pittsburgh 1 1 0 0 2 3 0 WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Claimed award winners: Muhammad NHL Austin Peay at E. Kentucky, 6 p.m. Washington 2 1 1 0 2 9 10 Alexander Belov died in FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE D Alexander Urbom off waivers from New Ali was back home in Lousiville, Ky., Liberty at Old Dominion, 6 p.m. Carolina 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1978. Alexander Belov, Ottawa -125 at Buffalo +105 Jersey. Assigned C Michael Latta to Hershey Mississippi at Auburn, 7 p.m. Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 to honor an ex-president, Grammy at New Jersey -120 N.Y. Islanders +100 (AHL). no relation, scored the Ark.-Pine Bluff at Jackson St., 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Columbus -180 Calgary +160 WINNIPEG JETS — Agreed to terms with winners and young adults for their Texas St. at Louisiana-Lafayette, 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 winning layup against the Detroit -130 at Carolina +110 D Josh Morrissey on a three-year, two-way, LSU at Mississippi St., 7 p.m. Philadelphia 1 0 1 0 0 1 3 roles in fighting for humanitarian Los Angeles -120 at Winnipeg +100 entry-level contract. Americans in Munich after Cincinnati at South Florida, 7 p.m. New Jersey 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 causes. The 71-year-old Ali is battling at Colorado -155 Nashville +135 American Hockey League catching a court-length SE Missouri at Tennessee St., 7 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE BRIDGEPORT SOUND TIGERS — Re- Parkinson’s disease. But he can still Kentucky at South Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Central Division turned Fs Brayden Irwin to Stockton (ECHL) pass with time running Baseball Missouri at Vanderbilt, 7:30 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA and Sean Wiles to Reading (ECHL). out. draw a crowd — and awe. “I have so Incarnate Word at SE Louisiana, 8 p.m. Colorado 1 1 0 0 2 6 1 CHARLOTTE CHECKERS — Reassigned much admiration and so much respect MLB PLAYOFFS EAST Chicago 1 1 0 0 2 6 4 D Austin Levi and F Kellan Tochkin to Florida WILD CARD Air Force at Navy, 11:30 a.m. St. Louis 1 1 0 0 2 4 2 (ECHL). and love for someone who truly has Tuesday’s result E. Michigan at Buffalo, Noon Winnipeg 1 1 0 0 2 5 4 HARTFORD WOLF PACK — Signed Fs AUTO RACING been a fighter in so many different NL: Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 2 Lehigh at Fordham, Noon Minnesota 1 0 0 1 1 2 3 Brodie Dupont and Shawn O’Donnell to Wednesday’s result Valparaiso at Marist, Noon Dallas 1 0 1 0 0 2 4 professional tryout agreements. Opinions differ on new ways,” said Aguilera, who received the AL: RAYS 4, Cleveland 0 Louisville at Temple, Noon Nashville 1 0 1 0 0 2 4 MANCHESTER MONARCHS — Released Goodyear tire for Kansas: Muhammad Ali Humanitarian of the AL DIVISION SERIES New Hampshire at Towson, Noon Pacific Division D Cameron Burt and Chris Huxley and F Ian Year Award. (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) West Liberty at Duquesne, 12:10 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA O’Connor from tryout agreements. NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Chase Boston vs. RAYS Colgate at Cornell, 12:30 p.m. Los Angeles 1 1 0 0 2 3 2 PEORIA RIVERMEN — Signed Cs Alex- leader Matt Kenseth would have been Today’s game: RAYS (Moore 17-4) at Bos- Army at Boston College, 1 p.m. Calgary 1 0 0 1 1 4 5 andre Carvalho-Mentink, Jeremiah Ketts, perfectly happy if Goodyear brought ton (Lester 15-8), 3:07 p.m. (TBS) St. Francis (Pa.) at CCSU, 1 p.m. Phoenix 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Taylor Larsen, Nicola Levesque and Nick RUNNING Saturday’s game: RAYS (Price 10-8) at Harvard at Holy Cross, 1 p.m. San Jose 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Prockow; Fs Matt Graham, Joe Schiller and its old tires to Kansas Speedway this Boston (Lackey 10-13), 5:37 p.m. (TBS) Robert Morris at Monmouth (NJ), 1 p.m. Vancouver 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Brett Wall; Ws Casey Mignone, Masahito Su- weekend. Instead, the two-time and NYC Marathon balances Monday’s game: Boston (Buchholz 12-1) Dartmouth at Penn, 1 p.m. Edmonton 1 0 1 0 0 4 5 zuki and Dean Yakura; and D Nic Katsiyianis, at RAYS (TBA), TBA Columbia (0-2) at Princeton (0-1), 1 p.m. Anaheim 1 0 1 0 0 1 6 Nick Salvaggio and Olivier Schenk. defending winner at Kansas was security worries: The New York x-Tuesday’s game: Boston (Peavy 12-5) at Wagner at Sacred Heart, 1 p.m. NOTE: 2 points for a win, 1 point for over- ECHL among 38 cars on the track testing the City Marathon’s finish area will again RAYS, TBA William & Mary at Villanova, 1 p.m. time loss. BAKERSFIELD CONDORS — Signed RW x-Oct. 10: RAYS at Boston, TBA Bucknell at Lafayette, 3:30 p.m. Wednesday’s results Tyler Brenner and C Chase Schaber. new “multi-zone” tires that Goodyear fill with spectators, some carrying bags. Oakland vs. Detroit Delaware at Maine, 3:30 p.m. Toronto 3, Philadelphia 1 ORLANDO SOLAR BEARS — Traded D has developed. The tires, which More bomb-sniffing dogs also will Today’s game: Detroit (Scherzer 21-3) at Clemson at Syracuse, 3:30 p.m. Detroit 2, Buffalo 1 Joe Marciano to Bakersfield for future con- be roaming around. Less than seven Oakland (Colon 18-6), 9:37 p.m. (TBS) Rhode Island at Brown, 6 p.m. Colorado 6, Anaheim 1 siderations. made their debut in the Sept. 1 race Saturday’s game: Detroit (Verlander 13- Bryant at Stony Brook, 6 p.m. Thursday’s results SOUTH CAROLINA STINGRAYS — at Atlanta, are made of two distinct months after the attack on the Boston 12) at Oakland (Gray 5-3), 9:07 p.m. (TBS) MIDWEST Washington 5, Calgary 4, SO Named Ryan Warsofsky assistant coach and compounds. One features a more trac- Marathon, runners and fans will pack Monday’s game: Oakland (Parker 12-8) at Penn St. at Indiana, Noon Los Angeles 3, Minnesota 2, SO manager of hockey operations. Detroit (Sanchez 14-8), TBA Michigan St. at Iowa, Noon Boston 3, LIGHTNING 1 COLLEGE tive tread for better grip and handling. the streets of New York’s five boroughs x-Tuesday’s game: Oakland (Straily 10-8) Texas Tech at Kansas, Noon Pittsburgh 3, New Jersey 0 AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE — The other is a firmer compound that next month. The increased security will at Detroit (Fister 14-9), TBA Illinois at Nebraska, Noon St. Louis 4, Nashville 2 Named Ellen Ferris associate commissioner x-Oct. 10: Detroit at Oakland, TBA Davidson at Dayton, 1 p.m. PANTHERS 4, Dallas 2 for governance and compliance. helps manage wear on the tire’s inside be unmistakable. Marathon organizer NL DIVISION SERIES Cent. Michigan at Miami (Ohio), 1 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Phoenix, late FELICIAN — Named Mike McClendon shoulder for better durability. New York Road Runners, though, St. Louis 1, Pittsburgh 0 Ohio at Akron, 2 p.m. Vancouver at San Jose, late men’s assistant basketball coach and Cor- decided it would be impractical to ban (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) W. Illinois at Illinois St., 3 p.m. Today’s games nell Hunt men’s basketball strength and Thursday’s result: St. Louis 9, Pittsburgh 1 S. Illinois at S. Dakota St., 3 p.m. Ottawa at Buffalo, 7 p.m. conditioning coach. bags from the finish area. Spectators Today’s game: Pittsburgh at St. Louis (Lynn Missouri St. at South Dakota, 3 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7 p.m. SHENANDOAH — Named Kyle Wenzel BASKETBALL are encouraged to bring no more than 15-10), 1:07 p.m. (MLB) W. Michigan at Toledo, 3 p.m. Detroit at Carolina, 7 p.m. men’s assistant lacrosse coach. Sunday’s game: St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Youngstown St. at Indiana St., 3:05 p.m. Calgary at Columbus, 7 p.m. WENTWORTH TECH — Named Caitlin Kobe goes overseas for one per person, no larger than the size 4:37 p.m. (TBS) UMass at Bowling Green, 3:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Luquet softball coach. medical procedure: Kobe of a purse. Page 6 SP www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun /Friday, October 4, 2013

„ PREP SWIMMING: Lemon Bay Mantas take cue from Collins nominated Collins to actually have responsibil- teams that weren’t the a tear and tendinitis in Raton at either Lynn Senior showed take part in the Mantas ity along with a title.” top swimmers in the state her shoulder, but recently University or Florida her leadership Athletic Leadership The goal is to have the by any means, but they received a cortisone Atlantic. Academy. MALA is students grow into am- just came together and shot and is ready to She said she is being skills early on a voluntary 10-week bassadors for the coach- that’s when we were most be competitive again. considered for a schol- By ZACH MILLER after-school program set es. The program teaches successful.” She hopes to break her arship at Lynn, a NCAA SportS Writer up to develop the Manta the nominated students Collins and the other personal best of 2:25.66 in Division II school, and coaches will watch her ENGLEWOOD — Rays’ leaders from every about commitment, captains of the Lemon the 200 individual medley swim at the regional Lemon Bay senior Jessica sport. The program is character, confidence and Bay swimming and diving and help break a school typically for seniors and ways for leaders to take team organize and host record in the 200 freestyle meet. She also said she Collins has been a juniors, although soph- care of themselves, so events such as pasta relay while having the may have the opportunity captain of the Manta Rays omores, such as Collins, that they can lead others. parties and barbecues to group qualifying for the to try out for the team at swimming and diving can be nominated the The program also help the team bond. state meet. The relay FAU, an NCAA Division I team since she was a spring before their junior stresses the importance “We do activities where team already is within school, as a walk-on. sophomore. years. Hall is one of the of team bonding. we do name games, get two seconds of the school Wherever she ends up, It’s unusual for coach- program’s teachers. “A team needs to to know each other a lot record of 1:42. she’ll take everything she es to pick juniors, let “We always named cap- bond,” Hall said. “We’ve more,” Collins said. “We “None of us are tapered learned at MALA with her. alone sophomores, to tains, but we never gave had some teams that have a huge team, so it’s yet, so we should be able “It’s tools that, yeah, be captains, but Collins them the tools to do it,” have had great potential hard.” to beat it, especially by you can use some in high stood out to Lemon Bay Hall said Thursday after and great individual If everything comes regionals,” she said. school, but in college and coach Dawn Hall from a the Manta Rays’ home swimmers but never together, Collins hopes Looking ahead, Collins later on in life it’s invalu- young age. meet was rained out. did anything as a team Lemon Bay can win its plans to swim in college. able,” Hall said. During Collins’ “Captain was just a because they didn’t form district this season. She’s There’s a good chance Contact Zach Miller at 941-206-1140 sophomore year, Hall title. A captain should that bond. We’ve also had been working back from she’ll end up in Boca or [email protected] FLYNN IMAGINE TARPONS FROM PAGE 1 FROM PAGE 1 FROM PAGE 1 compete at that level.” in a day, and with all the helped and we played Imagine is scheduled rest of the homecoming together as a team.” to play in District 3A-10 week activities going on, “She’s (Riley) one of the along with Cardinal it was tough tonight.” best players in the area,” Imagine (1-9) fought D’Alessandro, a senior, Mooney, Bradenton out of a 5-1 hole in said. “When I play against Christian, Out-of- Game 1 and didn’t let her, I try to play a mental Door Academy and St. the Thunder (8-2) score game. I just try and hit the Stephens. The school is more than four consec- ball over her head and off scheduled to open its utive points to stay in her hands.” on-campus gym later this contention. The Sharks The final game saw the were down 24-20 but teams tied at 8 before month. forced three long rallies the Tarpons scored six Flynn said Imagine to pull within one point consecutive points for a athletic director Rudi before an errant serve 14-8 edge. Banuelos was understand- handed the Thunder the The Bulldogs cut the ing of the situation. Flynn, game. lead to one, 14-13, before who had been an assistant Out-of-Door gained Foley’s kill gave Charlotte boys basketball coach at steam throughout the the game and match. match while Imagine’s Charlotte outscored the Venice before his appoint- energy ebbed. The hosts 25-20 in the first ment at Imagine, will Sharks struggled to game, but DeSoto County return to that role with the dig attacks from Sam (9-10) took a 9-6 advan- Indians. Emmons, who led all SUN PHOTO BY JENNINFER BRUNO tage in Game 2 and held Banuelos said he did hitters with nine kills, it. Riley had five of her Imagine’s Kendall Browning hits the ball over the blockers from Out-of-Door Academy during not yet have a replace- and fell victim to com- kills in that game. Casey Thursday’s home match. ment for Flynn finalized. munication issues that Hall, who finished with resulted in free points for seven kills, had two in the The first official day of five during a nine-point a Thunder serve and a on the positives,” she Out-of-Door in Game 2. second game. serving stretch to open set, both of which landed boys basketball practice Imagine tied the game added. “It’s definitely Besides the big effort is Oct. 28, though teams at 5 on a Morgan Sarver Game 3. out of bounds. difficult. A lot of teams from its hitters, Charlotte routinely compete in open ace, but a four-point run “She’s got a great serve, Imagine is in its first we play have girls who also 20 assists from setter and she works very hard year competing within gyms and fall leagues from Out-of-Door put play club all year round. Autumn Scott. Gabby the Thunder in control. at it,” Wolfe said. “She’s the FHSAA and Riggs Weitzel had 33 digs and before then. actually our libero, but said this season is about A lot of our girls it’s Banuelos said it was Out-of-Door finished the their first year, some of Jessie Valerius added 29. second set on a 10-point tonight I wanted to give building a foundation. Despite the loss, better for this situation to run. her a little bit of experi- The team has three these girls it’s their 10th DeSoto coch Laura White come up now than later. “Sam hits a pretty ence setting. It was her juniors who are team year but they play other felt her team, a Class “I’m understanding (of heavy ball,” Out-of- first-ever game doing captains because sports and are into other 4A school, played well the situation),” Banuelos Door coach Craig Wolfe that, and she did well.” Imagine does not yet things, so it’s hard.” against 7A Charlotte. said. “But I would have said. “She played great Kendall Browning and have a senior class. Kovalevski had five “I think this was our Carlee Kovalevski each Prior to this season liked someone who would tonight.” kills to lead the Sharks, best game defensively,” Even more difficult for notched kills in the third the Sharks played varsity White said. “We’re getting have ridden out the storm and Browning added Imagine to handle was set, the only earned ball, but were responsi- better. We’re passing the no matter what.” Cameron Graham’s serve. points for Imagine in the ble for arranging their four. Sarver contributed ball better on our serve Contact Shore at shore@sun-herald. The junior setter had 13 stretch. The other two own schedule. with a block, two kills receives and that helps com or 941-204-0091. service aces, including Sharks points came from “We’re always focusing and an ace. us.”

| WEEK 6 FOOTBALL CAPSULES season. Fort Myers has PIRATES rushed for 1,011 yards BAYSHORE AT Bornelus lead the Green Wave with and 18 TDs this season, FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE 18 catches, 256 yards and 3 TDs. … FROM PAGE 1 led by T.J. Morgan (318 DESOTO COUNTY Port Charlotte rushed for 433 yards Follow us on Twitter for game updates @SunCoastSports and check isn’t a numbers guy. yards) and quarterback RECORDS: Bayshore 1-4, 0-1 in in after the games for Facebook Football Final, including photos, scores last week against Lehigh, led by Grady But the Pirates are Dylan DeGroot (248). District 5A-14; DeSoto County 2-3, and highlights at facebook.com/SunCoastSports Wells’ 145 yards. Port Charlotte has getting the job done. And Fort Myers ran all 0-1. six players who have rushed for 100 “You’re never satisfied, over Barron Collier last WHEN: 7 p.m. Also, check out the weekly Intelligence Report on each team’s or more yards this season. … The never satisfied,” Ingman week in a 34-12 victory. WHERE: Bulldog Stadium, Arcadia. upcoming opponents, posted midday every Thursday on our blog: Pirates’ defense allows four points per said. “We can still get “They’ve got some very LAST WEEK: Bayshore lost to SunCoastSportsblog.com game, the lowest mark in Class 7A. better. We’ve still got a lot good speed at the skill Palmetto 41-38; DeSoto County lost to of work to do.” positions,” Ingman said. North Port 35-28. What can there possibly “Their quarterback is a 474 in their first two victories (both of Dixie Hollins’ rushing touchdowns, NORTH PORT AT TALKING POINTS: The Bayshore be to work on when competitor. They can wins), the Tarpons have been held to three apiece. Jackson leads the team always take it the distance running game is led by RB Dereck LAKEWOOD RANCH you’re unbeaten and out- 143 yards the past two weeks (both with 314 rushing yards. … WR in one play.” Williams who has 330 rushing yards RECORDS: North Port 2-2, 0-1 in scoring your opponents losses). … Charlotte QB Brennan Jacquez Hill is a major threat with If that sounds familiar, and a touchdown this season. … District 7A-10; Lakewood Ranch 3-2, by an average of 44-4? McGill has passed for 989 yards with 20 catches for 364 yards and 4 TDs. it’s because the Pirates Bayshore WR Obi Tarwoe leads the 1-0. “The kicking game,” 7 TDs and 3 interceptions. … Tarpons … Venice RB Terry Polk is one of have built their attack Bruins with 12 catches for 193 yards Ingman said, not skipping WHEN:7:30 p.m. along the same lines. Port and 3 TDs. Tarwoe is also a threat in WR Dwight Reynolds leads the area the area’s leading rushers with 842 a beat. “We’ve got to WHERE: Mustang Stadium, Charlotte has rushed for the kicking game. … The Bruins blew with 26 catches and 402 receiving yards and 8 touchdowns. … QB Dom improve.” Bradenton 1,361 yards, led by Grady a 31-point lead last week against yards. He also has 3 TDs. … In its Marino also has 168 rushing yards There’s always LAST WEEK: North Port defeated Wells (269 yards) and Palmetto. … The DeSoto County last game against Ida Baker on Sept. with 3 TDs. He has passed for 402 something. DeSoto County 35-28; Lakewood Keon Suber (242 yards). offense is paced by RB Terrell Gordon, 20, the Raiders’ defense allowed 539 yards with 4 TDs and 2 interceptions. Port Charlotte is 4-0 Ranch defeated Charlotte 26-23. But the Pirates have five who has rushed for 678 yards and yards (304 rush, 235 pass) and let and its defense is holding other running backs who 5 touchdowns. … QB Kari Williams Baker RB Alex Febles run for 27-202, TALKING POINTS: North Port is opponents to the lowest FORT MYERS AT have rushed for 100 yards has passed for 799 yards with 10 TDs TD. … RB Van Edwards is the focal paced by QB Brennan Simms, who average points total in or more. and 6 interceptions. Dewayne Hearns point of the Raiders’ attack. PORT CHARLOTTE leads the area with 898 passing Class 7A (and one of five “It’s hard to key on one leads the Bulldogs with 12 catches for RECORDS:Fort Myers 4-1, 0-0 in yards and 11 touchdowns. He’s teams in Florida to post guy,” Ingman said of Fort 177 yards and three TDs. But Tajahs District 7A-11; Port Charlotte 4-0, 0-0. completed 64 percent of his passes such a low mark). DIXIE HOLLINS Myers. “There’s not just Jackson and Tony Lee are also aerial this season. … RB Leonard Faison is That said, the Pirates’ AT VENICE WHEN: 7:30 p.m. one guy we have to stop.” threats. WHERE: Pirates Cove, Port Charlotte a multi-dimensional back with 330 last three opponents are rushing yards and 357 passing yards. still winless. Fortunately, the Pirates’ RECORDS: Dixie Hollins 2-2, 0-0 in LAST WEEK: Fort Myers defeated … The Bobcats’ defense is a concern, The Pirates know well defense is up for the task. District 6A-7; Venice 4-1, 0-0. Barron Collier 34-12; Port Charlotte CHARLOTTE giving up an average of 33.5 points that Fort Myers is tougher Or it has been so far. WHEN: 7:30 p.m. defeated Lehigh 53-0. AT RIVERDALE per game. … Lakewood Ranch QB competition. 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VACUUM, Kirby Sentra, All 6040 TV/Stereo/Radio BED TWIN, w/metal frame. placed an ad online, STEVE`S ROOFING & attachments Pd. 2150, $499 5165 6060 Computer Equip North Port. $50. you will need to register REPAIRS 828-777-5610 (cell) Call Steve & See What 6065 Clothing/Jewelry/ 941-429-0289 when you get to the He Can Do For You! Accessories sign in page)** VANITY, SINK, FAUWCET AL`S PARADISE Free Est. 941-625-1894 6070 Antiques & ✓✓✓✓✓✓✓ FREEZER, KENMORE Good Cond. 31”HX31”LX18”D POOL SERVICE Collectibles $90. 718-986-3608 Lic. CCC1326838 IN THE Upright,14cf— Like new. Preventative Maintenance 6075 Fruits/Veges $190, 941-629-2345 Saves You Money & Avoids 6090 Musical CLASSIFIED HOLIDAY ITEMS GEORGE FOREMAN GRILL Long Term Problems. 6095 Medical YOU CAN..... 6031 941-426-6500 6100 Health/Beauty MACHINE Works good. in 941-483-4630 6110 Trees & Plants Osprey. $8 941-350-4825 La ★ ✓Find a Pet w", GLENS POOL SERVICE S hingles, Slats, Metal, Tile, Repairs 6120 Baby Items IRONING BOARD, FULL SIZE ●Repairs● Chlorine Generators ★ Old Roof Removal Our Specialty 6125 Golf Accessories ✓Find a Car FULL COVER $20, OBO DEPT. 56 North Pole Houses ●Pumps & Motors ● Heat Pumps ● ★ Full Carpentry 6128 Exercise/Fitness 941-875-1757 Elf, Accessories, $20 each ● ● ★ F Weekly Maintenance ree Estimates 6130 Sporting Goods ✓Find a Job $20 941-496-8349 941-809-5121 CPC1458222/Ins. LIC #CCC 068184 6131 Firearms FULLY INSURED Advertise Today! HALLOWEEN COSTUME 6132 Firearm Access. ✓Find Garage Sales Strong Pool Services JUICER CHAMPION. 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VIZIO flatscreen H.D.T.V. Collection 5 dolls; New In 941-493-0674 941-356-0129. new! $475 OBO 941-625-4515 tan bottom, perfect FL decor $100 941-830-5171 Boxes $100 941-840-8077 RECLINER, DUAL Berkline, BARSTOOLS (2) DINING SET, Glass top table $68. pics,moving! 941-255-3222 TURNTABLE, JVC, Hi Q BARBIE SOCIETY Style Col- Good condition $30 for pair. beige, cloth. Good cond. $135 w/6 chairs. (mauve) $300, TABLES COFFEE/2END/1” Direct Drive Sure V 15 Cart. lection 3 dolls; New In Boxes Call 941-375-8269 941-505-9315 OBO. 941-475-2188 bevld gls/white stn. Will sep Exc $75 941-485-9898 $90 941-840-8077 RECLINER, LT Brown Fabric BED - MATTRESS & BOX. DINING SET, Rattan, glass $300 941-624-0364 TV 27” PANSONIC PROJEC- BARBIE WINTER Princess New - Will Sell $100. top 4 chairs. Very nice. $295. 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Comfy. bon wooden vintage rare col- $125, OBO 941-235-2203 TV-ARMOIRE solid wood shelves. $135 941-223-4397 er; night stand; antique white, details, $20. 401-234-4434 /retract doors 70”x51” $145. lector $150 941-697-6592 TV PANASONIC, 32” $75 very good condition $200, ROCKER, RECLINER pics, moving! 941-626-9111 DISPLAY CURIO cabinet Pefect Picture. 941-426-5519 CASH PAID**any old mili- OBO 941-809-1195 glass, w/light, light color, cor- Swivel. Sage, Med Size. $65 941-661-7132 TWIN BED, Maple wood w/ TV, EMERSON 37” 720p tary items, swords, medals, BEDROOM SET long chest w/ ner unit $60 609-972-7674 mattress and boxspring. $100 uniforms, old guns. Dom 2 night stands and queen ROCKER/RECLINER, LA-Z- LCD, in Excellent Condition. DRESSER LOW white shabby 941-815-9392 $125 941-875-2285 (941)-416-3280 headboard,antique white, very chic w/mirror $295 941-456- BOY leather chair, blue. Like good condition $200, OBO New $175 941-743-0582 WALL STORAGE Unit brown TV, RCA 20’ Color W/ Remote CHAIRS 4-PRESSBACK 4358 protable closet with shelves. 941-809-1195 RUG 8X10WOOL $30. 941-421-4020 Reproductions. Need refinish- ENTERTAINMENT CENTER $35, OBO. 941-766-1573 ing All for $25 941-475-9689 BEDROOM SUITE, Queen. Doors for TV. Solid Oak. $125, blend,beige, Berber type, stur- complete set, Blonde head- dy $89 941-426-1088 WICKER CHAIRS, (2) Nice COMPUTER CHINA,TUSCAN ENG 1940’s OBO 941-235-2203 Quality. $35. 786-306-6335 board & 3 night stands $200 SECTIONAL, 2 Recliners Mic- EQUIPMENT 7 sets cups/saucers pink/gold 317-319-1202/941-375-2575 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER WICKER COUCH, NATURAL Mint! $60 941-639-1517 Lighted 2pc, Lite oak finish, fiber, Like New. $450, OBO 6060 BENCH, ANTIQUE Ming 941-766-1573 WICKER WITH CUSHIONS. 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Very good with small gold palm trees, like 6038 COCA COLA Tray Picture: EX COND. $25 941-416-8290 cond. $350 941-830-3404 new. $350. 941-474-1083 GOLF CLUB computer mouse 1907 Baseball Game $10 new looks like a driver $5 941-255-3353 ADVERTISE! ENTERTAINMENT CENTER SOFA - BROWN 1 yr old - 941-228-1745 white wicker 6’W x 6’H x 18”D 0AT&T MDL #’s 146 & 205 NIB COIN 1908S INDIAN PENNY PLUSH & COMFY. $250 BRASS, GLASS, 4SHELF fits 42” t.v. $115 609-972-7674 941-429-9305 CORDED PHONES $10 714- IPAD, 3RD GEN 16G, EXCEL- GRADES XTRA-FINE, MUST NEW COND, 72”H,33”W,12”D 599-2137 LENT COND. $350. OBO SEE $140 941-457-0155 $95. 718-986-3608 FL ROOM Table + 46”rnd gls SOFA AND LOVESEAT, Earth 941-548-8129 table, 4 arm chairs. Brn colors. 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Excellent condi- 941-416-0038 panel w/adjustable pedastal. $40, OBO 941-627-6780 tion. $60 941-625-2970 FURNITURE: All White Trundle SOFA BEIGE luxury microfiber LN $48 941-697-1102 bed w/metal frame, includes 2 from model home 90”L $300 HP 2015 Laser Printer Very DESK 2X4, Mahogany, Dun- CHAIR, LEATHER Beige Cost mattresses, 2 memory foam 941-527-8177 good condition. $65, OBO MONITOR 17” Great picture. canPhyfe 1940-50era. $250 $350 matching ottoman E/C tops & 2 sheet sets $250; 2 941-416-0038 Flat screen CRT, not a thin LCD 941-681-2433 $15, OBO 941-743-2656 $135, OBO. 401-234-4423 wicker stands w/3 shelves SOFA LEATHER, burgundy MARANTZ SPEAKERS Book color. $125 . 941-505-0537 DESK, 1900S 44”X30”X23” CHAIR, LLOYD/FLANDERS $5/both; wicker stand w/1 Shelve-Imperial 6-Walnut-Great MOUSE/KEYPAD, NEW IN Fine crafted all wood/leather shelf & enclosed compartment Ex. Cond. Ash Wicker. $300 SOFA LOVE SEAT Sound-A1 $60 941-766-0969 BOX $10, OBO 941-421-8253 top. $300 941-882-3139 $30; oval wicker mirror $15. OBO 941-575-4364 NEVER USED $200, OBO PRINTER, CANON PIXMA, 941-441-6912, 941-228-4651 POINT & SPEAK Speech DRESSER, 1920’S Drawers CHAIRS (2), WINDSOR style 941-828-0246 recognition w/headset. Like MP.150 $25 941-766-0857 wood doweled. $80 arm, firehouse type, vgc, pics FUTON VGC, Drawers under SOFA SAILCLOTH fabric, new $30, OBO 941-626-1454 ROUTER, CISCO WIFI 941-286-1170 bed. $100 OBO. available. $35. 941-266-6718 green/beige floral. $150 941- TOM TOM GPS maps of Cana- Linksys 1200. 4 ports. $15 941-629-7848 FIESTAWARE VINTAGE CHILD’S BED IKEA, Exc Cond, 505-0537 da & US. New, in the box. $60, 941-916-9026 Fiestaware about 25 pieces in matt pad, sheets, guard rail FUTON, Excellent condition SOFA SECT. Brick red OBO. 941-626-1454 Osprey, $5. 941-350-4825 nice, thick mattress $125 OBO incl. $85 941-408-6875 microfiber. 90X116 VGC VCR PLAYER & RECORDER 4 CLOTHING / JEWELRY/ 941-492-5167 GOOFY COLLECTION A tote CHILDS ROLLTOP and chair $395. OBO 941-204-9251 Head w/digital track. LN $24 ACCESSORIES full of stuff. $400. set. CA1920 Paris Mfg., pics I BUY FURNITURE 941-697-1102 6065 941-661-0124 available $250 941-266-6718 Or anything of value! Classified = Sales HOWDY DOODY Plate & Bowl 941-485-4964 SOFAo SIMMONS sleeper sec- TV/STEREO/RADIO COFFEE & End Table HARLEY BOOTS, Never worn Vintage 1950’s collectables, tional sofa.Very good condition Pedestal glass tops. $115. ITALIAN LEATHER Couch 6040 10 1/2, Brake Buckle. $75 Exc. cond $35 941-629-6096 941-347-7190 $150. 330-397-9997 camel color. G.C, set aval. 941-993-8250 LARGE LIGHT house picture $300. 941-255-0874 SOFA TABLE, Annie Sloan COFFEE TABLE,”rare solid red JACKET, BLK. 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Cond. $75 cabinet with shelves & key- with 4 Rocker Swivel Padded Click on Classifieds size L, 30 W 36 unisex. $45 $450 941-759-0013 board. $75. 941-480-0382 941-255-0691 (LOCAL) then click on Chairs. $175 941-769-2956 941-993-8250 LG. STONEWARE JUG SOFA, Like New. High end SELL SOMETHING COUCH & LOVESEAT SET LANAI TABLE 36” rnd, 2 stur- LEATHER JACKET 1800’s. Malcomb. $85, OBO coffee & end table. $425. and follow the prompts. Lazy Boy Recliners, like new, dy hi back green chairs $30. Tan, Mens Size M, EC. $50.00 941-235-2203 Green $900 941-830-3404 941-356-0129 At the end...you will NOT be pics, moving! 941-255-3222 asked for your credit card at 941-623-0346 LIONEL ENGINE #225-E w/3 SOFA, LUXURY neutral color DINET SET, Round glass top, LIVING RM Set(sleeper)White all. FREE ads are for PURSE, GIRAFFE print. cars & track/ $60 941-474- micro.Gorgeous, comfy $250. Never used. 4 chairs, $225 couch,love-seat,chair/9pillows merchandise UNDER $500. 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Password protection Dear Heloise: Do you have any hints for online passwords? I know security is a big issue for everyone nowadays, and I want to make sure I am protecting BABY BLUES By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott myself. — Pat, via email Pat, I do have a few hints for you. The best thing you can do is make sure your password is strong and not Hints from Heloise easily figured out. Here are some suggestions: • Use a combination of address or phone number uppercase and lowercase on your bags or personal letters and numbers. items. Put your office • Substitute symbols for address and/or cellphone letters. For example, a “$” number for a contact. for an “s.” — Ann in Houston • Think of a sentence For those who may not have an office address, use and use only the first letter DOONSBURY By Garry Trudeau from each word. Example, a friend’s, or just use a cell- “My dog’s name is Spot” phone number. — Heloise equals MDNIS. • Don’t use things like Fluffy towels birthdates, ZIP codes or Dear Heloise: phone numbers. They are You once too easy to find out!! had directions about how • Make up a password to keep towels soft and and then reverse it, such fluffy. I have misplaced as “Date time” becomes the directions. Would you “Emitetad.” please reprint them? — • It’s best not to use the Verlyn in Lubbock, Texas same password on multi- This is a common ple sites, especially ones question, Verlyn! The such as banking, credit problem most likely is card, etc. that the detergent is not FOR BETTER ORFORWORSEByLynn Johnston Use these simple hints to being completely rinsed better protect yourself, and out. To find out if this is you will feel more secure. so, put the towels in the — Heloise washer with no detergent, and run a cycle. If you see Travel hint suds, too much detergent! To remove the buildup, Dear Heloise: Regarding wash the towels (only tow- your hint from Kim in els) in hot water and use Michigan about taking baking soda or washing a picture of your name soda only. Add a cup or and address for camera two, and do use a second identification: For security rinse. Baking soda should at home while traveling, be in every household! do not put your home — Heloise The Sun Classified Page 12 E/N/C ads.yoursun.net Friday, October 4, 2013 Parents feel weighed down by MALLARD FILLMORE By Bruce Tinsley kids’ homework burden ..,,157111 -ti-1MKtj ow Vtv KEW K17!-7 Nk DEAR ABBY: My kids tmT NAY vwgx, -Wk>z GauJ .sy attend a private school K' ols Row AFF- far? that has made it a goal to - be a “blue ribbon” school. ENV KBE Io y V Nib 17 K To that end, teachers pile NM,5, to t4E ` ` b-to' , on so much homework l VAP9;OF F AM that many of our parents 7A.A.V, NV. 9021AIP send our kids to bed after fAT KP7,,-. -- AVE -1M>^ three hours and finish it ,vlvN N vy, X013 try Klg F-10 Sy-1. inc '/t/ tJ it: ivsvrvad to 70 . ourselves. Our kids are " completely overwhelmed Dear Abby PEANUTS By Charles Schulz with senseless piles of busywork. NERE ..rtOM SHE 5AID FOR','OV TO PUT " SECURITY! !5 HAVING A someone who loves him, JUST TOOK -THEM IN ''OCR DRESSER DRAIJER FULL CF [ )ARM 50CK9! This summer, our chil- tell him that you expect 5&E OF YOUR dren had to read four sub- honesty from him or there 5oCK5 OUT stantial books and complete OF 7HE ? will be more consequences. hefty vocabulary packets DRYER .. Remember, you are also a and math packets that l part of the team, and this is Al required most of us parents an important life lesson he to hire tutors. Our children c S° needs to learn. an L are stressed, anxious and DEAR ABBY: My only CRANKSHAFT By Tom Batiuk & Chuck Ayers depressed. We have never son is 18. He didn’t attend indulged them with a lot his prom. He quit school of video game or TV time. I and goes to night school 1 DON'T MAX AXELROD-MROWW6 A have considered pulling my iUIOW WHAT WAS - ; -(t TER$ALL...ORWATGNIwoNIN1 instead. I’ll never see him in .. OVa AFTER HE 91D iT! kids out of this school, but a cap and gown, holding his FUtJNIER. ; FAL the public schools around diploma. On top of that, he 1 here are awful. told me six months ago that Parents are miserable. he’s bisexual and that he Kids are miserable — and has a boyfriend in the U.K. 1 ' right now, no one is happy. I’m having a hard time with — PRESSURED MOM OF all of this. PRESSURED KIDS DEAR PRESSURED: I taught my son to love and respect everyone, Are you aware that some regardless of race, religion educators feel that students or sexual orientation. Now should have no summer I’m afraid I won’t have any SHOE By Gary Brookins & Susie vacation at all? The grandchildren. Even more 1Q'4 assignments your children upsetting, he wants to DO YOU BELIEVE IN YOU BET! were given may have been move to the U.K. to be with 51GNS FROM ABOVE? LET'S G01 designed to keep their skills his 26-year-old boyfriend. o ,. ' j =:5 ALL-U-CAN-EAS sharp so they would be I feel so cheated — no BUFFET/ X7.95._ prepared for the fall term. prom, no graduation, no Because you and other grandchildren! I’m scared parents feel your children and I cry every day. How Y r are being overburdened do I accept him being with busywork, it’s time to him? — CHEATED IN address this as a group with CONNECTICUT the principal so you can DEAR CHEATED: So voice your concerns and get reality isn’t in sync with an explanation. your fantasy about how DEAR ABBY: My 12-year- your son would turn out. old grandson lies often. His But why are you dwelling parents are trying to give on the negative? him consequences for his JANRIC CLASSIC SUDOKU Your son is completing Fill in the blank cells using numbers 1 to 9. Each number can appear only once in each row , lying as a “team effort.” I his high school education, don’t want to be the stern and with his GED could go column and 3x3 block . Use logic and process elimination to solve the puzzle. The difficulty grandma and have him on to college or a technical level ranges from Bronze (easiest) to Silver to Gold (hardest). have bad memories of me. school. While he didn’t When he lies to me, should attend his prom, he has Rating: SILVER I look the other way and found a meaningful rela- 9 ignore it or follow through tionship. He may eventually Sc a on to 10!3/13 with my own consequenc- give you the grandchildren 6 2 1 3 es? — GRANDMA IN ST. you long for — other same- 2 9 5 1 4 7 8 6 3 PETE, FLA. sex couples have done it. 5 3 2 = 8 1 3 5 6 2 7 9 4 DEAR GRANDMA: Would So look on the bright side. you prefer your grandson If you count your blessings, 3 4 8 9 6 4 7 3 9 8 1 2 5 remember you as the encourage him and accept grandmother whose eye the man he loves, you could 7 8 9 4 5 3 2 1 6 he could spit in and she have a life of adventure and 9 6 3 3 2 1 9 8 6 5 4 7 would accept it? It would international travel, a warm be better to ask him why he relationship with both of 7 3 2 1 5 6 4 7 2 1 3 8 9 feels it is necessary to lie to them and gain a son. 9 3 2 8 7 4 6 5 1 4 g 5 6 BIBLE 4 7 6 2 1 5 9 3 8 5 7 3 4 1 5 8 6 1 9 4 7 2 “I thank my God upon every remembrance of you.” 1

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HOROSCOPE to know the difference. As for yourself, you’drather about who gets the credit, but this is not one of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). A relationship will PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Is it nobler to get things just tell the truth. them. It’sessential to your future that you publicly improve through communication that connects you. done or leave things undone?That is the philosophi- ARIES (March 21-April 19). Out with the old, and CANCER (June 22-July 22).You will avoid trouble by own whatyoudo. But if you don’t know what to say, trust that you can cal question of the day.When answered correctly, plant a few seeds for the new. If you can’t manage correctly judging a person’snature.The honest have LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23).You are unusually power- communicate just by being together. life suddenly becomes much easier. to get rid of all the old, don’t worry.The rotten past innocent eyes.The guilty seem to be repenting for ful today. Not only can you visualize what needs to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19).You’ve shielded your TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Oct.4).Your needs are many, provides nutrient-rich soil. sins that haven’t been committed yet. be done, but you also can see how to do it.Write mind from certain information, appropriately so. and you don’t expect one person to fulfill all of TAURUS (April 20-May 20).You’re coming into your LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Social opinion matters to your plans down, as they will come in a rush of But now you want to see things as they really are. them.That’swhy the broadening of your social, ownatwork.The results you’re getting will turn afew heads and net you more eyeball time than you, but your purpose goes way beyond dressing divine inspiration. You’ll take the blinders off and accept this. professional and spiritual life that happens between SCORPIO AQUARIUS some of your peers. well and looking good. As you pursue what really (Oct.24-Nov. 21). Approval-seeking is the (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). No one is looking, and now and the end of the year will serve you well. GEMINI (May 21-June 21). It seems that some matters, appearances begin to mean less to you. death of charisma. Figure out what you want from yet you’ll still do what’s right.You believe in karma, January shows you helping a friend. Capricorn and around you are dancing on the fine line between VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).There are times when it’s asituation other than the acceptance of others, and and you also believe as the Greek philosopher Scorpio people adore you.Your lucky numbers are: diplomacyand lying.Your social acuityallows you better to accomplish somethingwithout worrying focus there.That’sthe onlywayto win it now. Heraclitus stated, that a man’s character is his fate. 20, 2, 22, 24 and 12. 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NEW stimulator with pads for back GOLF ACCESSORIES cond.! $250 941-627-6627 (239)-223-3370 $35, OBO 207-319-6141 pain. $350. 941-743-0582 6125 BUY-SELL-TRADE TRIMMER CORDLESS, Toro SHOWER STOOL OR 2 SPORTING GOODS www.gunshowsflorida.com $15. Only used once. WHEEL WALKER, each $15 941-488-5595 6130 Higher Power Outfitters 941-268-8951 Higher Power Outfitters CLUB CAR DS GOLF 1826 Tamiami Trail in PG WALKER COLLAPSIBLE, BUILDING CART 4 PASSENGER Guns★Ammo★CCW **SPAS & MORE** SUPPLIES with four feet, leave msg $15 “RED” TRADE-IN’S WELCOME 941-493-0674 2 GUYS GUN Financing Available!! NEW BATTERIES Buy★Sell★Trade WE BUY USED & 6170 SHOW MOVE HOTTUBS. WALKER, 3 WHEEL w/ NEW PAINT 941-347-8445 Large Wheels, basket, hand Oct 12th & 13th www.spasandmoreflorida.com NEW INTERIOR 150 AMP FPE indoor Panel brakes. $75. 941-268-8951 Robards Arena 941-625-6600 REFURBISHED LOOKING RUGER W/Breakers (used) good condi- $2375 941-716-6792 3000 Ringling Blvd HAYWARD POOL Filter WALKER, 4 wheeled Nova DX Sarasota, Fl ALASKAN 480, 2.5” barrel, tion. $110. 941-883-1463 pad seat, brake lock, E/C cost Please call (941)-473-2979 tank/filter tank is used. $69, CLUBS, COMPLETE set BATHROOM SINK white 19” $200,. $80 401-234-4423 0 (4 miles west of I75, OBO. 941-697-9485 w/bag and cart $49 941- Exit 210 Fruitville Rd) round american standard $10 WALKER,Three Wheel. 496-8743 0 HAYWARD POOL super pump 941-228-1745 Buy-Sell-Trade Good Condition. $15. 11 used 6 mos. 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NEW. 82X64X20 WINDOW, THERMO half GROOMING KIT, New $10 $45 941-421-8253 6135 FREE MERCHANDISE moon vinyl. 331/2x193/4 6” ADS!! 941-227-0676 ALFCO GAFT 6ft 6 / 4in wide $50. 941-343-7863 hook, LN. $65. BICYCLE, LADIES Roadmas- To place a FREE HAIRSTYLE & BARBER, LIFT merchandise ad go to: TOOLS/ MACHINERY chair. Very good condition, 941-759-0013 ter. 15 speed. Very good. $25 941-485-9898 yoursun.com black. $110. 718-986-3608 BEACH CHAIRS, (3) $5-10 and place your ad. 6190 PROFESSIONALLY EA $10 714-599-2137 BICYCLE, MENS. Raleigh 15 Click on Classifieds MASSAGE CHAIR HOMEDICS REBUILT 2013 deep kneading Shiatsu reclin- NEED CASH? speed. Very good, $25. (LOCAL) then click on Lifted 4 Seat Golf Cart 941-485-9898 6” JOINTER Powermatic - able .$100. 941-882-3139 Club Car DS 48 Volt SELL SOMETHING Have A Garage and follow the prompts. extra blades heavy duty exc MASSAGE CHAIR Pad, New - Oversize Tires & BICYCLE/MENS/SCHWINN Sale! 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PT. CHARLOTTE/DEEP PT. CHARLOTTE/DEEP PUNTA GORDA PUNTA GORDA VENICE AREA CREEK GARAGE SALES CREEK GARAGE SALES 6000 GARAGE SALES GARAGE SALES GARAGE $ SALES 6006 6006 6007 6007 16011.0 Osprey $ Laurel FRI & SAT 8-2 FRI.-SAT. 8-3 FRI. 8-12 & SAT. 8-10 ST. VINCENT FRI 1.-SAT.. 8AM0 -4PM El 25195 AYSEN DR. El 23193 Troy Ave. El 5042 San Rocco Ct. BSI. El RUMMAGE SALE El 348 Seaboard Ave Units Drappery material, X-MAS Port Charlotte. ESTATE SALE Assisted Arcadia by the 25200 Airport Rd. and Taylor 4 & 5. HUGE Warehouse/ items, sewing room supplies Isles Girls & Guys. (Dir: Route Rd. Sat. Oct. 5th 9-12 noon. Storage $ 2Sale.. Appl,0 Kitchen, Nokomis and materials. 941-625- 9748 41 to Madrid; to San Rocco & Rain Date Sat. Oct. 12th 9-12 Household, lots of Vintage & FRI.-SAT. 9-? turn left) Lane Leather Sofa & noon. Household items, furni- collectible items of interest. MERCHANDISE FRI & SAT 9-2 22286 Augusta Ave. $ ★★ ★★ Loveseat; Desk; Lamps; ture, clothing, jewelry, shoes, NO PREVIEWS!! .5 Rain or Shine! Venice El 418 Orlando COSTUME SALE Tables; Vacuum Cleaner; purses, books and linens. ENGLEWOOD HAND MADE COSTUMES GARAGE SALES Venice Ave. ANTIQUE & Brother Sewing Machine & COLLECTIBLE SALE ALL SIZES FOR MEN, WOMAN Table; Drexel Chest; Hand- Center Rd. AND CHILDREN. SPECILIZING IN ROTONDA AREA Find it in the 6002 Furniture, hull, and wide Quilted Items; Sewing/Craft BELLY DANCERS, RENESANCE GARAGE SALES variety of goodies. Table, Kitchen Table w/2 So. Venice AND PIRATES. CALL BARBARA Chairs; Baker’s Rack; Dining 6008 Classifieds! 941-249-4890 , FRI-SAT 8-4 3201 North Clif- Port Room Table w/6 Chairs; Hutch; . ford St., off Olean. Cloth- MERCY’S ESTATE SALE Server; Generator, Reclining ArcadiaSAT 8-2 ing/baby,E household, garage Leather Loveseat; Decorator FRI. 8-1 11 Oakland Hills STONEWALK JW1 23397 FREEPORT AVE. N E I G 01CRPH31001 Place. Household items, items,l toys, collectibles, misc. LakeRugs; Suzy Safe; Park Bench; Gar- COMMUNITY SALE!! ' E MurThur.dock Fri. Sat. 9-3 furniture, tools and lots 494-2434of FRI-SAT, 8-3, 118 Gra- den Fountain; Foyer Glass Directions: Exit 191 River -E El JobeanHonda motorcycle, Lionel Table; Bedspread Table; Wick- misc! CharlotteRd, Right on Venice Ave F ham Street SE. furniture, Train, White House Secret Ser- FRI 10/4 & SAT 10/5 8-3 accessories, household items, er Night Table; TV; Assorted 1/2 mile to Stonewalk or 1744 Bayshore Dr. Artwork, linens, Englewood purses & much more. vice Memorabilia, unusual Oriental Pieces; Lanai Table & 206-1200E. Venice Ave. thru round furniture, tools, collectibles, Gulf items, Boyscout Collection, Chairs; Shelves & Storage Unit Great Deals in about, 2 miles on right. home decor, Christmas & Employ Classified! Covehousehold items, tools, glass, in Garage; Miscellaneous EnglewoodSomething for everyone!! much more. Dir: Off 776, FRI-SAT Grove, 8City-4, 1470 patio set, old trunks, etc. Kitchen items. Buyers are the Classifieds! down Overbrook, all the way Dorchester Street, P.C. responsible for removal of pur- FLEA MARKET SAT.-SUN. 8-? 121 Punta chased items. Our Cashier has 475-2200 to the end. Take left & follow downsizing sale, Rotondafurn, linens, Gorda signs. holiday decos & much more. Bedford Dr. Kitchen items, a list of available, independent S. VENICE AREA Venice/Nor6015th Port West jewelry, purses, household, movers. FRI. 8-2 Off Aysen Dr. appliances & much more! GARAGE SALES CLASSIFIED 25173 Mercedes Dr. NEED A JOB? 6010 207-1200 Furniture, oil paitings, antiques SUN. 11-2 Heritage CHECK THE WORKS! Boca CLASSIFIEDS! and lots more!! Placida Oak Peachland Blvd O Grande Gate. Like New Furniture SAT, 9AM-1PM, 2136 FRI.-SAT. 8-? MUST BE SOLD Ryan Blvd, MULTI-FAMILY: NORTH PORT 4748 RAINBOW RD GARAGE SALES Call 941 457 6811 for entry patio furn, bicycles, household FRI., SAT., & SUN., items, Burnt furn, Store clothes & more. MOVING SALE OCT 11, 12 & 13. 6005 SELLING ALMOST EVERY- 10AM-4PM PUNTA GORDA VENDORS NEEDED!! THING IN THE HOUSE! LOTS 25203 Palisade Rd. DC. WHO CARRY MICROSOFT MOPS, GARAGE SALES OF NICE QUALITY FURNI- FRI. 8-2 5143 S. Cran- Furniture & Household items. SAT.-SUN. 9-2 120 Gold FISHING SUPPLIES, GOLF berry Blvd. Pwr tools, lawn 6007 Tree. Furniture, tools, appli- TURE, DINING SET, BUFFET, SUPPLIES, CELL PHONES, & garden items, fishing equip., ances, high end aquariums, ARMOIRE, KING BED SET, AIR BRUSH DESIGNS, KITCHEN household0 items & lots more! SS grill, 3 tier water fountain DRYER, REGRIGERATOR, AC GADGETS & PRODUCE ITEMS. FRI-SAT. 9-2 425 Podocar- UNIT, MUCH MUCH MORE. CALL SANDY SAT. 10-2 6305 Scorpio FRI.-SAT. 8-? 9277 Spring pus. 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