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162nd YEAR • No. 229 JANuARY 24, 2017 clEVElAND, tN 16 PAGES • 50¢ City manager unveils ‘Downtown Vision Plan’ Fivas plan includes Community meetings six significant parts slated to begin tonight By LARRY C. BOWERS By LARRY C. BOWERS Banner Staff Writer Banner Staff Writer The flair, expertise, and knowledge of redevelopment and revital- City Manager Joe Fivas and his staff are launching a series of six com- ization which City Manager Joe Fivas displayed to Cleveland City munity meetings in the continuing saga of Cleveland’s first “Citizen Council members, prior to his hire about six months ago, is appar- Community Survey” campaign. ently stepping to the forefront of his plans for the city. These community meetings will start tonight with at 6:30 at George R. During Monday’s Council work session, Fivas unveiled a Stuart Elementary Schools at 802 20th St. N.W., just off Keith Street. “Downtown Vision Plan: Blueprint for the Future.” Another meeting will follow this week on Thursday, with others to contin- In the plan, he acknowledges Mayor Tom Rowland, and Council ue through the first half of the month of February. members Avery Johnson, Charlie McKenzie, Bill Estes, Tom The first five meetings will be in each of the city’s respective districts, Cassada, David May Jr., Dale Hughes and Richard Banks — and with the sixth a general forum at the Museum Center at Five Points on Banner photo, lARRY c. BoWERS Wednesday, Feb. 15. their hopes for the future of the city of Cleveland. tHREE NEW oFFIcERS were administered their oath of office by He also recognized the city’s Downtown Redevelopment The schedule includes: Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland Monday. The newcomers in the city’s n Today (District 1): 6:30 p.m. at Stuart Elementary School at 802 20th Committee, which is made up of himself, Assistant City Manager police department include, from left, Bradley Colbaugh, Dustin See UNVEILS, Page 13 Lawson and Nicholas Payne. See MEETINGS, Page 13 Inside Today EMS leaders Grand jury hear updates indicts two on progress in reported in collections abuse case By BRIAN GRAVES of infant Banner Staff Writer Members of the Bradley County Narcotics found Commission’s Emergency Services committee met Monday afternoon to hear from representa- in baby’s system Lighting the ‘Flames’ tives of the billing company with which the county contracted last year. Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES From Staff Reports The Lee University Flames The meeting with officials from Ambulance AMB ExEcutIVE DIREctoR BIll HARRoD and AMB Operations Manager Medical Billing (AMB) came after EMS Director The parents of a 2-month-old hope to heat up the soccer field Daniel Hale make their presentation to the Bradley County Commission baby — which not only was the with new head coach Derek Shawn Fairbanks expressed concerns last week the new service might not be bringing in the Emergency Services committee Monday afternoon. reported victim of physical trauma, Potteiger at the controls. but was found Potteiger was introduced as the revenue that was expected. Monday’s meeting appeared to have a differ- to have nar- new coach Monday. The cotics in her Tennessee Volunteers are hoping ent take on the matter. Committee Chairman Johnny Mull said the County Commission slated system — have to pull off another upset over been indicted Kentucky in Knoxville. The Atlanta meeting was called to “make sure we’re on the same page.” for aggravated Falcons are back at work prepar- to approve budget on July 3 child abuse or ing for Super Bowl LI. See “I would really like for us to gather informa- tion and hear what all is being said and not neglect. Sports, Pages 9-11. By BRIAN GRAVES will go over the department requests and N i c h o l a s necessarily take action,” Mull said. schedule department heads for a budget Fairbanks said he felt like “in the scheme of Banner Staff Writer O’Donnell and Good manners hearing on May 2. B r i t t a n y things” the department was collecting what they The Bradley County Commission is set The budget for Bradley County Newman, iden- did when they were doing their own billing. to approve its 2017-18 budget on July 3. Newman not forgotten Schools will receive a hearing during the tified as the He said in the previous year, where the billing That information comes as Mayor D. Commission’s voting session on May 15. parents of the In today’s evolving mindset of responsibilities were split with half of the year Gary Davis presented his budget prepa- Davis will then present his budget child, were how people treat other people — done in-house and the other half with AMB, the ration calendar to the Commission dur- proposal to the full Commission on June indicted by the the recent presidential campaign collections were a little over $5.2 million. ing its work session Monday night. 5. Bradley County comes to mind — it’s important to “This year, with what we are projecting, I The process will start in earnest on Commissioners also discussed the Grand Jury last thought we were looking at $4.8 million,” March 2 when all department heads will note there’s still this thing called Primitive Settlement property which has week after Fairbanks said. “That’s where I think we’re meet to hear an explanation of the budg- “good manners.” For a look at how been acquired by the county. investigation going to land if we stay where we’re at.” et process and receive work papers to be the Golden Rule needs some spe- Commissioner Charlotte Peak said into the welfare AMB Executive Director Bill Harrod and AMB completed by those departments. cial attention in today’s busy society, of the child was On April 17, the Finance Committee see the guest “Viewpoint” published See LEADERS, Page 13 See BUDGET, Page 13 reported to on Page 12 of today’s edition. police. The o’Donnell Department of Children’s Services and the Forecast Jill West honored Cleveland Police Department’s Today, skies will be mostly sunny Special Investigations Unit began with a high near 58. Northwest for her long career investigating the reported neg- wind around 5 mph should become lect/abuse on Jan. 4. According to a news release southwest in the afternoon. Tonight, issued by Sgt. Evie West, public the forecast calls for mostly clear, of EMS dedication information officer for the police with a low around 42. By BRIAN GRAVES department, the two agencies On Wednesday, watch for a light Banner Staff Writer responded to the Crown Inn Motel, chance of showers, about 20 per- 1211 South Lee Highway, to check cent. Otherwise, partly sunny with a There was an “all in the family” moment on the welfare of the child. While during Monday’s gathering of the Bradley noting the parents tested positive high near 63 is predicted. On County Commission when Commissioner Wednesday night, a 30 percent for methamphetamine, investiga- Charlotte Peak helped present a special tors — through medical exams — chance of showers creeps into the recognition to her sister, Jill West. forecast. found that the baby also had West got her EMT-IV certification in 1988. methamphetamine in her system. She worked with Alert Care EMS in Polk DCS workers noticed a large Index County and Tri-Community Fire Department bruise on the baby’s head. Later in Collegedale. that day, for precautionary pur- Classified...... 15 She left a career with EMS to work at the Comics...... 6 Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES poses, the baby was transported to Bradley County Sheriff’s Office under Sheriff JIll WESt, center, receives a special commendation for her 28 years of service Tennova Healthcare for a medical Editorials...... 12 Dan Gilley in August 1990. Horoscope...... 6 in emergency services. Presenting the recognition were her sister, Commissioner evaluation where it was discovered that along with the bruise on her Obituaries...... 2 See WEST, Page 13 Charlotte Peak, left, and Bradey County Mayor D. Gary Davis, right. Sports...... 9-11 See ABUSE, Page 13 Stocks...... 4 TV Schedule...... 7 Weather...... 8 Greenway rules never allowed ‘ride’em cowboys’ Around Town By LARRY C. BOWERS ed the three riders were even confronted the issue briefly during Monday’s work Pettit, her staff, city officials and Nancy Neal sending along Banner Staff Writer by enraged Greenway users. The three session, but he was quickly informed Greenway Board members were apparent- some information about the work apparently refused requests to clean up there is already a law on the city books ly unaware this regulation was in place. of a group of civic-minded young Cleveland City Council members had the horses’ droppings along well-used regarding horses. Pettit said the only thing her depart- leaders ... Dan Hartman talking anticipated discussion of horses on the areas of the Greenway, Cassada had resourced city ordinance ment has to do is post this rule along the about the winter season being the Cleveland/Bradley County Greenway The Greenway Board met last No. 2010-21, which lists park and proper- Greenway, to officially deny horses (or perfect time to conduct some tree issue Monday, which developed during the Thursday, but made no recommendation ty rules, regulations and definitions. In ponies) access to the walkway — which inspections ... Cameron Fisher previous week. But, the issue was appar- to the City Council. Councilman Bill Estes additional to parks, it points out that caters to walkers, joggers and cyclists of stressing the importance of safety ently resolved before it got out of the gate. is a member of the Greenway Board, these rules include the Greenway through all ages. ... Lita Esquinance enjoying a visit Three horsemen, from out of town, had Councilman Tom Cassada attended the the corporate limits of the city of The Greenway, and its availability, are and getting her photograph taken ridden their mounts along Cleveland city meeting, and City Manager Joe Fivas was Cleveland. extremely popular with various groups with the governor. streets the previous weekend, and had also in attendance. The ordinance emphasizes, “No person and organizations in and around then veered onto the Greenway. They left Greenway Board Chairman Cameron shall ride a horse or pony on, over or Cleveland. A big factor in last week’s con- a mess from their animals along the way. Fisher attended Monday’s Council meet- through any park or portion of a park des- troversy was the safety of people using the A number of complaints were fielded by ing, and was pleased to learn there is a ignated by signage as being restricted Greenway, especially children, in addition members of the Greenway Board, the City resolution. from such activities.” 6489076 75112 Council, city staff, and it has been report- Councilman Richard Banks brought up Parks and Recreation Director Patti See GREENWAY, Page 13 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 24, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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She loved her family Survivors include her husband, planned and announced at a He was an avid fisherman and and enjoyed watching her grand- enjoyed Nascar racing. Forrest L. Preston; daughter and later date. to distribute commodities children play ball. She will be He was preceded in death by son-in-law, Gaye and Eddie Online condolences can be left remembered as a wonderful wife, Harris; sister, Irene Smith; broth- for the family at www.grissom- The Bradley-Cleveland Stamp recipient; Families First his parents, Eldon and Ella mother, grandmother and Lunsford Dale; son, Gary ers: Harold Buckholts, Jimmy serenity.com. Community Service Agency (former AFDC program) recipi- teacher. Buckholts, Joel Buckholts, and Grissom-Serenity Funeral announces that commodities will ents; SSI (Supplemental Security Kenneth Dale; and sister, She was preceded in death by Geraldine Dale. Wade Buckholts; grandchildren: home is honored to serve the be available for distribution in Income) recipients; income not her husband, Denny Hutcheson; Sherry Davenport (Dean), Kari Yarber family. He is survived by his grandchil- and parents, John and Mary Bradley County on Thursday. exceeding the poverty guidelines; dren; Zachary K. Dale Harris Gilliland (Charley), Christy Eligible Bradley County resi- public housing; and LIEAP (Low- Beckler Edwards. Marchant-Mize (Patrick), Micah (Madalene) of Benton and Wyatt She is survived by her sons: dents may come in and pick up Income Energy Assistance E. Dale of Delano; great-grand- Harris (Chancey), Amy Marchant, Dennis Hutcheson of Athens and and Kyle Harris (Laura); and 11 their commodity allocations Program) recipients. children: Kymber and Preslee Dane Hutcheson of Benton; two under the USDA Temporary Households may prove they Dale; brother, Donald Dale great-grandchildren. grandchildren: Chandler and Visitation with the family will be Emergency Food Assistance meet the criteria by bringing one (Nancy) of Calhoun; lifelong Whitney Hutcheson; brother, Bill friend, Vennie Kirkland; and today, Jan. 24, 2017, from 2:30 to Program. of the following documents of Edwards; sisters: Lura Ward and 5:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church This shipment is scheduled to proof: Food stamps — letter of close friend, David Hyde. Wilma Jones; and several nieces The funeral will be held at 7 of Cleveland, with the funeral be distributed at the Bradley- approval, identification card or and nephews. service to follow at 6 p.m. p.m. today, Jan. 24, 2017, in the The funeral will be conducted Cleveland community Services inert card that comes form chapel of Grissom-Serenity Officiating will be Dr. Allan Agency, 155 6th St. S.E., from 9 Stamps; Families First — Letter at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 25, Lockerman, the Rev. Doug LOTTERY Funeral Home with the Rev. 2017, at Higgins Funeral Home a.m. to noon or until supplies are of approval and Families first Shaun McCoig officiating. Schultz, and Beecher Hunter. in Benton with the Rev. Kinzel A private service with the fami- exhausted. identification card; SSI — Letter Interment will be held on Hooker officiating. UMBERS Appointments have been of approval or letter form Social Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2017, at 11 ly will be conducted at Hillcrest N Interment will be at 11 a.m. Memorial Gardens on scheduled for this distribution; Security; Low-income household a.m. in Calhoun Cemetery. Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017, in The family will receive friends Wednesday, Jan, 25, 2017. therefore, clients will be seen — income information; Public Cookson Creek Cemetery. Serving as pallbearers are according to the appointment Housing — Address identifica- from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the A white dove release ceremo- (AP) — These lotteries were funeral home prior to the service. Micah Harris, Kyle Harris, Charlie drawn Monday: listed on the back of their paper tion. ny will conclude the service. Gilliland, Jackson Gilliland, We invite you to visit www.gris- The family will receive friends card issued during the last dis- If a person is picking up the somserenity.com to view the obit- Patrick Mize and Anton TENNESSEE tribution. New cards were issued commodities for someone else, a from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Lakatosh; honorary pallbearers uary and leave a message of January 25, 2017, at the funeral Cash 3 Morning: 4-2-0, Lucky in October. note from the recipient must be condolence. are Harrison Gilliland and home prior to the service. Brayden Harris. Sum: 6 Applicants who wish to have submitted that he is to pick up We invite you to send a mes- Memorial contributions can be Cash 3 Midday: 0-8-9, Lucky their commodities picked up for the commodities, and the recipi- sage of condolence and view the made to Susan G. Komen Breast Sum: 17 them must send their authorized ent’s eligibility documentation Hutcheson family guestbook at Cancer Foundation. Cash 3 Evening: 0-0-3. Lucky representatives. If this person is must be included. www.higginsfuneral.com. We invite you to send a mes- Sum: 3 not available, they must send a Each eligible household will sage of condolence and view the Csah 4 Morning: 0-0-0-9, note authorizing the individual receive a predetermined amount Preston family guestbook at Lucky Sum, 9 to pick up their commodities. of each commodity as long as www.ralphbuckner.com. Cash 4 Midday, 5-9-2-5, Lucky Individuals who do not already they last. Ralph Buckner Funeral Home have paper commodity cards may Recipients are urged to bring Waymon Deverell and Crematory is in charge of Sum: 21 Waymon Deverell, of Ocoee, arrangements. Cash 4 Evening: 6-6-8-8, come in after 1 p.m. and pickup two grocery bags with them. died Monday, Jan. 23, 2017, at Lucky Sum, 28 any remaining commodities. Households should remember the family residence. Tennessee Cash: 09-14-16-19- They must bring the necessary that misrepresentation of need, Survivors and funeral arrange- Matthew McKamey 31, 4 information to prove eligibility. or sale or exchange of USDA ments will be announced by Matthew McKamey, 24, of Cash 4 Life: 16-24-32-44-48, Household categories which commodities are prohibited and Higgins Funeral Home. Chattanooga, died Friday, Jan. 01 are eligible to receive the com- could result in a fine, imprison- 20, 2017, at his home. modities, are as follows: Food ment or both. Survivors and arrangements will be announced by Companion GEORGIA Funeral Home and Crematory. 5 Card Cash: AC-QD-9C-4D-3S Betty J. Simpson All or Nothing Day: 03-04-05- 08-09-13-14-15-16-19-21-22 Betty J. Simpson, 89, of TENNESSEE BRIEFS Cleveland, died Monday, Jan. 23, All or Nothing Evening: 02-07- Roger Eugene Harbison 2017, at a local hospital. 09-10-12-13-15-19-20-21-22-23 Survivors and funeral arrange- All or Nothing Morning: 03-05- Former SEC commissioner Roy Services commissioner. Roger Eugene Harbison, 73, of ments will be announced by Fike- 06-08-09-11-13-16-18-19-20-23 A news release says Barnes Cleveland, died Friday night, Randolph & Son Funeral Home. All or Nothing Night: 01-02-03- Kramer to receive Summitt award will assume the post Feb. 6. Jan. 13, 2017, at his home. 04-05-06-07-08-10-12-17-20 NASHVILLE (AP) — Former The 41-year-old currently He is survived by his wife, Thomas Norris Cash 3 Evening: 9-5-8 Southeastern Conference serves as deputy commissioner Linda; five children: Jerry, Marcy Thomas Norris, of Cash 3 Midday: 3-1-8 Commissioner Roy Kramer is the and general counsel for the state and Carla, all of Springfield, Chattanooga, died Sunday, Jan. 2017 winner of the Pat Summitt Ohio, Richie II of Dayton, Ohio, Cash 4 Evening: 6-1-1-2 Department of Human 22, 2017, at his home. Lifetime Achivement Award from and George of Cleveland; broth- Survivors and arrangements Cash 4 Midday: 2-0-0-3 Resources. er, Kenny Harbison of Xenia, will be announced by Companion Fantasy 5: 13-14-19-22-25 the Tennessee Sports Hall of Barnes replaces Human Ohio; sister, Margaret Brennan of Funeral Home and Crematory. Georgia FIVE Evening: 0-9-4-9- Fame. Services Commissioner Raquel Lake Wales, Fla.; nine grandchil- 1 The hall announced the award Hatter, who announced last dren; two great-grandchildren; Georgia FIVE Midday: 0-0-9-7- Monday. Kramer will be honored month she would resign and along with a number of nieces 4 June 3 at the hall’s annual return to the private sector. and nephews. induction ceremony in Nashville. A graveside service was held Jumbo Bucks Lotto: 22-28-29- Barnes began her state govern- 30-38-44 Kramer started as a high ment career with the Department on Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017, at 10 school coach and won the a.m. in the Fort Hill Cemetery of Human Services in 2004. She where Pastor Guinn Green offici- Division II national football title joined the Department of Human ated. in 1974 as head coach of Central Resources in 2007 as assistant You are encouraged to share a I SEE BY THE Michigan where he went 83-32-2. general counsel, Equal memory of Roger and/or your He took over as athletics director Employment Opportunities personal condolences with his at Vanderbilt in 1978 where he Division director and legislative family by visiting his memorial BANNER oversaw construction of director. web page and guestbook at Vanderbilt Stadium. www.companionfunerals.com. She has an undergraduate He became SEC commissioner degree from Spelman College and Companion Funeral Home and A dance will be held at the in 1990 where he guided the the Cody family were honored to Senior Center Thursday at 7 p.m. a law degree from the University assist the Harbison family with league through expansion and divi- of Tennessee College of Law. his arrangements. The Bradley County Rambers sional play while helping form the Band will performing. Bring food Barnes lives in Brentwood with Bowl Championship Series. He her husband, son and daughter. for a covered dish dinner. was the BCS’ first chairman. ——— Kramer was inducted into the Tennessee State Museum under The Bradley County Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame in audit after director gets raise Republican Party will meet today 1989. NASHVILLE (AP) — State offi- Dorothy Anne Townsend at 7 p.m. at the Bradley County 24 volunteer fire units to receive cials have authorized a special Dorothy Anne Townsend, 85, a Courthouse County Commission audit of Tennessee State Museum resident of Charleston, passed Room. There will be an update on $98k after wildfire work operations after its executive direc- Edsel Hartman Sr. KNOXVILLE (AP) — Two dozen away Monday, Jan. 23, 2017, in a local and state politics and dis- tor received a 26 percent pay raise. Edsel Hartman Sr., 89, of volunteer fire departments that Cleveland, died this morning, Chattanooga health care facility. cussing details surrounding the Museum officials announced fought deadly wildfires in eastern Jan. 24, 2017, in a Chattanooga She was the daughter of the upcoming leadership reorganiza- the audit last week, the Knoxville late Baron and Bessie Rice. She Tennessee are receiving $98,000 health care facility. tion. News Sentinel reported. was also preceded in death by in grants. Survivors and funeral arrange- Kathleen Preston Former Knoxville Mayor Victor ments will be announced by the her husband, Charles Townsend; The East Tennessee Foundation Kathleen Buckholts Marchant and her son, Steven Rowland. Ashe, a member of the board that North Ocoee Chapel of Jim Rush Preston, 80, passed away Failed Ala. maritime says it will present the Neighbor to Funeral and Cremation Services. She and her husband owned Neighbor Disaster Relief Fund oversees museum operations, had Saturday evening, Jan. 21, 2017, and operated Mid-South Auto museum reopening grants Tuesday in Knoxville. called for the probe in an October at her home, surrounded by fam- Sales in Cleveland for many email to State Comptroller Justin ily and friends. years. She attended Westwood MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — A more The fund accepts gifts from citi- She was born on July 14, zens who want to help the region Wilson, arguing that the circum- Baptist Church. than $60 million museum that stances under which longtime 1936, to Carrie Mae and John She is survived by her daugh- in times of disaster. Robert Buckholts in DuPont, Ga., failed shortly after it opened in museum executive director Lois ters: Brenda Langstaff and her Mobile after it opened is set to The Nov. 28 fire killed 14 people and attended public schools husband, Barry, of Charleston, in the Gatlinburg area and burned Riggins-Ezell received a pay raise there. reopen. Mary Racle and her husband, more than 2,400 buildings. in 2016 were “murky and She and her family moved to Jay, of Ohio; her grandchildren: The mayor’s office tweets that the unknown.” Tennessee in 1955, and she GulfQuest National Maritime The grants, totaling $98,000, Chris Rowland and his wife, Lisa, will be awarded to eastern Museum officials are meeting worked as a secretary at of Ohio, Steven Langstaff, Joe Museum is reopening on the city’s Cleveland National Bank and at Tennessee volunteer fire depart- this week to consider selection of a Langstaff and his wife, Jamie, waterfront on Feb. 18. That’s dur- successor to Riggins-Ezzell, who IT’SASPECIAL St. Luke’s Episcopal Church and Jessica Langstaff, all of ing Mardi Gras season, when thou- ments. early in her career. She was retired Dec. 31. Charleston; and great-grandchil- sands of visitors are in town for Tennessee governor taps Barnes In a 2015 audit, the comptroller among the leaders in develop- dren: Sebastian and Joey parades and balls. DAY FOR ... ment of the Cherokee Chapter of to head Human Services raised concerns over questionable Langstaff, and Zack, Derrick and The mayor’s office says the the International Association of Ryan Rowland. NASHVILLE (AP) — Tennessee hiring practices and the institu- Administrative Professionals. museum will feature a new exhibit Gov. Bill Haslam is tapping tion’s failure to keep track of A Remembrance of Life serv- on ship wrecks, plus new hours, Tim Ware and Nick Lowe, who She joined Life Care Centers ice will be held at 2 p.m. Danielle Whitworth Barnes as alcoholic beverages kept at the are celebrating birthdays today. of America in 1979 as an associ- Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2017, at the free parking and lower ticket prices. the state Department of Human museum. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 24, 2017— 3 Workers dismayed by President Trump’s federal hiring freeze McLEAN, Va. (AP) — Federal unnecessary,” he said. worker Greg Guthrie had held out The union’s president, Randy hope after Donald Trump’s elec- Erwin, said in a statement tion to president that his pro- Monday that a hiring freeze is a fessed advocacy for the American “terrible idea.” worker would extend to the federal “Freezing federal hiring sounds workforce, too. good on the campaign trail, but it That hope diminished after does not make government small- Trump on Monday issued an exec- er like some people think it does,” utive order implementing a hiring he said. “All it does is lead to the freeze across the federal govern- hiring of more federal contractors ment, with exceptions only for mil- which tend to cost taxpayers more itary, national security or public than federal employees and are safety personnel. less accountable.” So while Guthrie wasn’t The full effect of a hiring freeze shocked to learn Trump had is unclear. According to OPM, the imposed the hiring freeze, he was federal government hired 221,000 disappointed. workers in fiscal 2015, the most AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File “I guess there’s a presumption recent year for which data is avail- In thIs FIle Photo, job seekers wait in line during a "Grand Slam Career Fair" at Citizens Bank that a lot of people in government able. ©2014 Park in Philadelphia. Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney signed a bill Monday that bans employers from are not needed,” Guthrie, an infor- The number excludes uni- JEWELERS asking potential hires to provide their salary histories, despite Philadelphia-based Comcast Corp.'s vow mation specialist with the formed military personnel. But to challenge the measure in court. Department of Commerce’s roughly a third of those hired were 1721 KEITH STREET • STUART PARK PLAZA ( National Technical Information military veterans, who enjoy hiring (Next to The Town Squire) Service in Alexandria, said in a preferences in the federal govern- 478-0049 • 478-0050 phone interview. “But we’re pretty ment. LAY-AWAYS WELCOME lean right now, anyway. Now to Philadelphia bars employers say that there will be no new, young workers — that’s pretty draconian.” from requesting salary history Trump had raised the possibili- ty of a hiring freeze during the PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Despite wage inequality, and it’s worth a stand, thinking back to your first campaign. At a news conference a threat from cable giant chance,” Greenlee said. “We’re jobs and how those salaries Monday, Trump spokesman Sean Comcast to take legal action, trying to ensure fairness.” impacted you,” she said. Spicer said the freeze ensures tax- Philadelphia has banned However, Comcast and the Similar salary history bans payers get effective and efficient employers from asking potential Chamber of Commerce see the have been introduced in New government and said it “counters hires to provide their salary his- bill as yet another hassle in Jersey, and the city councils of the dramatic expansion of the fed- tory, a move supporters say is a bringing business to New York City and Pittsburgh as eral workforce in recent years.” step toward closing the wage gap Philadelphia. well as the District of Columbia. Statistics from the Office of between men and women. “The wage equity ordinance as In November, New York City Personnel Management, though, Democratic Mayor Jim Kenney written is an overly broad imped- stopped asking applicants for show that the number of executive signed the measure on Monday, iment to businesses seeking to municipal jobs what they cur- branch employees hasn’t been and said he’s confident the bill grow their workforce in the City rently earn, and earlier this this low since 1965, and that the can withstand legal challenges. of Philadelphia,” Rob month Democratic New York number of employees has stayed “I know that Comcast and the Wonderling, president and CEO Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed an more or less steady in the last 15 business community are com- of the Philadelphia Chamber of executive order banning state years. mitted to ending wage discrimi- Commerce, wrote in an opinion entities from asking about pay Guthrie, who is also union offi- nation, and I’m hopeful that piece to a city business journal history. Democrat Eleanor cer with the National Federation of moving forward we can have a this month, adding it “infringes Holmes Norton, the District of Federal Employees, said he didn’t better partnership on this and upon an employer’s ability to Columbia’s delegate to Congress, understand how Trump could other issues of concern to busi- gain important information dur- has sponsored similar legislation conclude that a hiring freeze was a ness owners and their employ- ing the hiring process.” in Congress. good idea even before his Cabinet ees,” he said. “This doesn’t need Comcast had urged the mayor The Greater Boston Chamber nominees have been approved. to be an either/or argument — to veto the bill or face legal chal- of Commerce ended up backing “As a federal worker, it’s kind of what is good for the people of lenges, according to a legal the legislation deflating to be felt like you’re Philadelphia is good for busi- memo obtained by The after lots of meetings and some ness, too.” Philadelphia Inquirer earlier this tweaks to the bill, said Jim Comcast and the city’s month. The memo said the law Rooney, president and CEO of Chamber of Commerce have said would violate employers’ First the group. Employers are the law goes too far in dictating Amendment rights to ask poten- allowed to ask candidates what YMCA how employers can interact with tial hires about their salary his- their salary expectations are, potential workers. tory. and candidates are free to reveal JOIN BY The City Council unanimously Comcast referred questions to their past salary, as with the passed the ordinance in the Chamber of Commerce for Philadelphia bill. JAN. 31 December. Supporters contend this story. Neither responded to “‘What are your salary expec- that since women have histori- requests for comment after the tations?’ is a powerful question, AND PAY cally been paid less than men, mayor signed the bill. and it lets you be within law,” he the practice of asking for a salary David Cohen, a senior said. NO history can help perpetuate a Comcast vice president, told the Victoria Budson, executive cycle of lower salaries for newspaper on Jan. 10 the bill director of the Women and Public JOINING FEE! women, continuing throughout was stoking frustrations in the Policy Program at the Harvard their careers. city’s business community about Kennedy School, says many Women in Pennsylvania are increased regulations coming steps are needed in order to paid 79 cents for every dollar a from City Hall. He said the policy close the wage gap, including man earns, according to a 2015 doesn’t make sense in “corporate educating employees and Census Bureau report. For black America” and pondered how employers and understanding and Hispanic women, the pay companies would know what to what a job is worth in a particu- gap is even wider. pay top executives without past lar labor market. Democratic City Councilman salary knowledge. “This provision won’t close the Bill Greenlee, who sponsored Since the Massachusetts bill wage gap, but it’s an important Philadelphia’s bill, said he was was signed, similar legislation piece in helping close it,” she inspired by a Massachusetts pay has been picking up speed said. “You’re not allowed to ask equity bill signed into law last around the country, said Maya someone’s marital status or if summer that included a ban on Raghu, director of workplace they are planning to have chil- asking for salary history. equality at the National Women’s dren. We have a long standing “It’s reasonable to think if you Law Center in Washington, D.C. history of things not to ask an take this question out of the “For lawmakers, it is some- employee. This would just be one equation it could help lessen thing that you can easily under- thing added to that.” If Trump ends America’s world leadership, who will step up? WASHINGTON (AP) — President tearing it up. But Sen. John nario Obama’s administration Donald Trump’s pursuit of an McCain, a fellow Republican, said had warned would let China “America first” foreign policy is the withdrawal “abdicates U.S. “write the rules” and lead to worse raising questions about who, if leadership in Asia to China.” labor and environmental stan- anyone, will fill the void if the U.S. China isn’t the only country dards. relinquishes its traditional global that could profit from U.S. Beijing has used Trump’s inau- leadership role. China and Russia retrenchment. In their own ways, guration as an opportunity to are among the aspirants for Russia and Germany also could ridicule America’s democracy and greater economic and military stake a claim to a greater global tout its own communist system influence, while an ambivalent role. But no one can simultane- as superior. And many of China’s Germany could emerge as the ously match America’s economic, neighbors share its fears about West’s moral compass. military and moral might, and a Trump’s threats to trigger a “trade For generations, the U.S. has more isolationist U.S. could mean war” with the Asian powerhouse largely set the terms for the global a power vacuum. by taxing Chinese products. economy, policed international “There’s no country or collec- “Whether you like it or not, the security threats and spearheaded tion of countries that can do what global economy is the big ocean the response to crises like Ebola the U.S. has done for the last half- that you cannot escape from,” and Haiti’s earthquake. But after century,” said Jon Alterman, a Chinese President Xi Jinping said sweeping into office with an isola- former State Department official last week at the World Economic tionist-tinged message rooted in now at the Center for Strategic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, lay- the idea the U.S. needs to refocus and International Studies. “It’s ing out his plans for growth, over- on itself, Trump has said and partly a question of resources and seas investments and expanded done little to dispel the notion capacity, and it’s partly a ques- trade opportunities. It was the that he wants the rest of the world tion of ambition.” type of agenda the U.S. might solve its own problems. “A huge number of things will have previously touted. In his inaugural address, simply not be done,” he said. America’s military alliances are Trump said the U.S. for too long While U.S. rivals like China and no sure thing, either. has been invested in other coun- Russia would relish the opportu- Trump has suggested a broad tries’ industries, militaries, bor- nity to try to replace the United rethink, calling NATO “obsolete” ders and infrastructure while let- States, many countries in Asia, and challenging U.S. allies to bear ting its own fall into “disrepair Europe and elsewhere are fretting greater cost while beefing up their and decay.” the prospect of an American military forces in the Pacific, and “That is the past,” Trump said. retreat. Even Germany is unset- Russia exerts military power in In one of his first acts, Trump tled about being increasingly Eastern Europe, which suffered on Monday formally withdrew the looked to as a moral example. for decades under Soviet domina- U.S. from the Trans-Pacific China, which has been invest- tion. Partnership, a project launched ing billions in Africa and Latin It’s not the only place the under President George W. Bush America to curry influence in the Kremlin is flexing its muscles. In and negotiated by President developing world, could become Syria, Russia has backed more Barack Obama to set trade rules an increasingly dominant eco- than a year of successful Syrian with Asia and counter China’s nomic power. It already is aggres- government offensives against growing economic influence sively pursuing a multicountry rebels and is currently directing Trump said he was doing a trade deal that would appear the peace talks between the two “great thing” for U.S. workers by likeliest alternative to TPP, a sce- sides. 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 24, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY BRADLEY COUNTY MAYOR D. Gary Davis, right, gave his “State of the County” presentation at the January meeting of MainStreet Cleveland. After his presentation, he took the opportunity to speak with several MainStreet members, including Nicholas Lillios. MainStreet Cleveland hears county update from Davis

By ALLEN MINCEY Bradley County. Because of the people, it is just a Banner Staff Writer wonderful community.” Banner photo, SARALYN NORKUS Davis spoke on several issues which the county SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SUPERVISOR Keith Nilsen leads those at the Interagency Council Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Davis said he has been addressing. Among those issues were the meeting in a “Square Breathing” relaxation/anti-anxiety exercise. has always wanted to help his community any way county audit, which the mayor said showed that he could, and has done so not only as county the county is in good financial shape. mayor, but also while serving on the Bradley “It showed that our revenue grew over expenses County Commission. by $7 million, and if that was a business, it would Mental Health Cooperative caters He told members of MainStreet Cleveland on mean that your business made a $7 million profit,” Monday that he feels he has helped the county the county mayor said. during the 20-plus years he has served in govern- He did say there were four areas in the audit that ment. Eighteen of those years were serving as were pointed out as areas that need to be to TennCare, uninsured residents county executive and county mayor when the job addressed, “and we have already taken steps to do title changed. By SARALYN NORKUS that.” Banner Staff Writer “I first got involved on the County Commission “The audit proved that we paid our debt down by “We want to help people who ordinarily would as a way of serving my community,” Davis said. “I $4 million, so all in all, it was a great audit,” Davis The Mental Health have a hard time getting services. We want to have a have always loved politics, but I wanted to serve in said. Cooperative (MHC) took the welcoming, inviting environment for people coming some capacity. I don’t necessarily like politics right He told the MainStreet Cleveland members that time to give an update during in and want them to feel that there is hope and they now, but I do love working within county govern- Bradley County maintained its AA bond rating, Monday’s Bradley County will get help here.” ment.” which he said is positive. Interagency Council meeting. — Southeast Regional Supervisor Keith Nilsen He said that he is proud of his home. Three more ambulance stations at Bradley The nonprofit mental health “It is such a wonderful place. I have never been County Fire and Rescue stations started operation organization’s newest location a world traveler, but I wish I was so I could say that in 2016, and the county workhouse which will be is the Cleveland office, 2544 agement, psychiatry, psy- working,” Church stated. more from experience, but I can’t imagine nicer maintained by the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office Dalton Pike, which just cele- chotherapy crisis services as He discussed various con- and more wonderful people than those here in will soon be complete, “and is projected to pay for brated its one-year anniversary well as children and family cepts for fundraising and itself.” The workhouse will allow for more prison in November. services. grants, such as hosting events, space at the Bradley County Jail. MHC provides psychological Care managers can help competitive grants, various Davis said he is pleased that Wacker Chemie in and psychiatric services for clients with things such as foundations, corporations and Charleston not only went into operation in 2016, those on TennCare and unin- housing, budgeting, vocational government funding on a city, but announced expansion. He also noted the new sured residents in Bradley and or educational services, social state and national level. interchange off APD-40 near Interstate 75’s Exit 20 Polk counties. Those who are support and transportation Nonprofits interested in uti- is “just about finished, and will open that area to not insured or meet poverty- resources. lizing Church’s services can more industrial property.” He also mentioned that level income requirements are “We have doctors in the get more information at expansion to business in that area is also antici- eligible for the Behavioral office two to three days a week www.MaxMoneyMap.com. pated in the future. Health Safety Net. and nurses there every day,” In other Interagency Council “We are at 4 percent unemployment, which is “We want to help people who Hennessee stated. news: very good, and we are second in the nation in job ordinarily would have a hard The Cleveland MHC office n The Bradley County growth,” Davis noted. time getting services,” does intake five days a week. Health Department is now When asked about the Bradley County Landfill Southeast Regional Supervisor According to Nilsen, MHC is offering free flu shots. receiving refuse from outside the county, Davis Keith Nilsen. “We want to have very goal oriented and trains n A free parenting class will explained that while that is true, there is more a welcoming, inviting environ- its staff in highly successful be given by the Behavioral landfill life now than ever, and the funds that are ment for people coming in and techniques that have proven Research Institute at the coming in through other areas have helped pay for want them to feel that there is results. Youth Counseling Services the renovation of Lake Forest Middle School. hope and they will get help More information about office this Saturday, from 9:30 “2016 was a very good year, and it is because it here.” MHC and its services can be a.m. to 3 p.m. To register call is a combined effort of all to make this a great place The MHC Cleveland office is found at www.mhc-tn.org. 423-476-1933. to work and live,” Davis said. “My vision of our hoping to soon be able to Monday’s meeting also n The Refuge still has a few county, and of Cleveland and Charleston, is it is accept Medicare patients as included an educational aspect spots available for its next well. Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY ‘we’ that make it possible, all working together.” from Max Church, a consult- Career Connection courses. MAYOR D. GARY DAVIS spoke Monday to Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland will be speaking MHC Business and ant who specializes in helping The course is scheduled to MainStreet Cleveland members during the organi- at the next MainStreet Cleveland meeting. His Development Specialist nonprofits expand their finan- begin on Feb. 6. More informa- “State of the City” address will be on Feb. 27, as Jennifer Hennessee detailed cial resources. tion can be found at zation’s monthly meeting. Cleveland Mayor Tom the normal third Monday of the month when the primary services that are “Organizations need a con- www.refugecl.org or by calling Rowland will be the guest speaker at the February MainStreet Cleveland meets will be Presidents’ offered, including care man- tinuation of funding to keep 423-584-5211. MainStreet meeting. Day.

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Source: Morningstar. www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC                             Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor   Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor 2080 Chambliss 3858 Candies 112 Stuart Financial Advisor 3575 Keith Edward ones 230 1596 Clingan Ave. NW, Creek Ln. Rd. NE, 1053 Peerless St. NW J N. Ocoee St. Ridge Dr. Suite 1 Suite C Farmland Corner Crossing Suite 201 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING 476-9143 476-0162 472-6814 476-3320 476-4325 339-2885 476-0190 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 24, 2017— 5 ‘Get up. We’ve got to get out’: Storms kill 20 in the South ADEL, Ga. (AP) — Bonnie and you.” But moments earlier, she Wayne Collier were jolted awake “The windows choked back sobs talking about in their mobile home by a cell- exploded, the doors flew how she could have lost much phone weather alert early off the hinges, the sheet more than her home. Sunday. They jumped up, “Material things can be put rock started to rip off turned on the TV, saw a tornado back and replaced and family warning and decided to run. the walls and fly out the can’t. And I’m just glad we got “We heard the Code Red,” said windows. The trailer out OK,” she said, wiping away Bonnie Collier, 65. “He told me, started to lift up. And a tear. ‘Get up. We’ve got to get out.” about that time a tree Mobile homes were especially Quickly, they headed to a fell on the trailer, and I vulnerable to the storms, with friend’s nearby building just think that’s what held seven people alone killed early down the road from their mobile the trailer in place from Sunday in one trailer park com- home near Cecil, Georgia. There flying away.” munity a few miles away — they met up with their son, — Anthony Mitchell Sunshine Acres — in the com- daughter-in-law and three munity of Adel. grandchildren — ages 5, 7 and Just the day after Devocheo 9. pieces. Her car and his pickup Williams moved into Sunshine They arrived just ahead of a truck were buried under debris. Acres, his mobile home — and tornado, part of an unusual “If we had been five minutes many of those around him — midwinter barrage of tornadoes later, they probably would have were demolished as the winds and thunderstorms that killed found us out here somewheres descended before dawn with ter- at least 20 across the Deep dead.” rifying swiftness. South over the weekend. Collier returned Monday to “The whole trailer park was AP Photo/Branden Camp “My husband yelled, ‘Get pick through the wreckage, gone in 15 seconds,” Williams A resCue Worker enters a hole in the back of a mobile home Monday in Big Pine Estates that under the tables!’ and then it pulling out clothes and family said, describing a funnel cloud was damaged by a tornado, in Albany, Ga. Fire and rescue crews were searching through the debris, just came right over the top of photos with a mix of smiles and that appeared to loop back looking for people who might have become trapped when the deadly storm came through. us like a freight train.” tears. around and hit the place a sec- When they emerged, the home ond time. “It looked like a ball of She laughed as 5-year-old winds and tossed into a ditch. Mitchell said. “The trailer start- Allen said, “but couldn’t find they had been sleeping in was fire was going 100 mph.” granddaughter Rylee ran up, Nearby, the girl’s mother and a ed to lift up. And about that them.” blown clear across the street, Williams said Monday he saw holding a photo and excitedly baby were trapped in rubble. He time a tree fell on the trailer, Authorities late Monday con- flattened and shattered to a little girl picked up by the shouting “Mimi! This one’s of said he helped dig them out. and I think that’s what held the firmed seven people were found Not everyone could be saved. trailer in place from flying dead at Sunshine Acres, her rel- “I was walking by dead bodies away.” atives included. of little kids and grown people,” Three people were later found “They died in the storm trying Williams said. dead at Big Pine Estates, where to save her grandchildren,” she Georgia reported 15 deaths Mitchell’s family lives. A fourth said, adding that the children Sunday, and four people died body was discovered at a home had survived. “I know they’ve Saturday in Mississippi. In just outside the trailer park. gone on to Jesus.” northern Florida, a woman died Mitchell lost his home and after a tree crashed into her marveled that he didn’t lose his home in Lake City as a storm life, too. swept through. A day later, Aretha Allen The National Weather Service prayed aloud in front of the First DON’S said 39 possible tornadoes were Baptist Church where a shelter reported over the weekend. The was set up for the survivors of FENCE CO. agency sent out teams to exam- Sunshine Park. Since 1961 ine the damage and confirm how Allen said her niece and the many of the storms were niece’s brother both lived in a ALL TYPES twisters, which can happen any mobile home there, and she OF FENCING time of year but are far more drove out to try to help them common in the spring and early after hearing the park had been 479-6212 summer. hit. Elsewhere in southern “We were looking, looking,” & 336-1501 Georgia, a tornado slammed into Albany, a city of 76,000 people, Sunday afternoon and carved a path of destruction a Public Notice half mile wide in places. The National Weather Service rated AP Photo/Amy Taxin the twister as at least an EF-2, The Bradley County Stormwater Division will hold FloodWATer is pumped out over a sand berm and toward the ocean in Seal Beach, Calif., on meaning it packed winds of 111 a Stormwater Management Advisory Board Monday. The tail end of a punishing winter storm system lashed California with thunderstorms and to 135 mph, if not greater. meeting on January 31, 2017 at 9:00 a.m. severe winds Monday after breaking rainfall records, washing out roads and whipping up enormous Anthony Mitchell of Albany waves. was home with his pregnant The meeting will be held in the Bradley County wife and three children when a Planning & Inspections Conference room tornado warning on TV sent located on the basement floor of the At least 4 reported dead in Calif. storms them scrambling. They crouched in a hallway as the Courthouse Annex Building LOS ANGELES (AP) — ways, toppling trees and raising massive waves Saturday. It had twister started taking their at 155 Broad St. NW. Sunshine and rainbows alternat- fears of damaging mudslides. been a landmark since it was home apart. This meeting is open for public, for more ed with thunderclaps, down- Low-elevation snow dusted intentionally grounded and con- “The windows exploded, the pours, snow and hail on Monday rural communities just north of nected to shore with a pier in doors flew off the hinges, the information visit www.bradleyco.net , as the last in a trio of storms Los Angeles while resort commu- 1930 in a failed venture to create sheet rock started to rip off the or call 423-728-7108. broke up over California after nities to the east in the San a seaside entertainment destina- walls and fly out the windows,” January 24, 2017 flooding roads and homes and Bernardino Mountains were dig- tion. trapping people in swamped ging out from more heavy snow. vehicles. Many schools in the inland At least four people died, three region closed for the day. were missing and others were Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday rescued from raging floodwaters declared a state of emergency for during the storms. 50 California counties that were Anguished relatives gathered drenched by December and along a creek in Alameda County January storms that caused tens southeast of San Francisco as of millions of dollars in damage. searchers looked for an 18-year- The two proclamations are old woman whose car plunged designed to provide state assis- Can you help the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office? into the rushing waterway after a tance to local governments cop- collision late Saturday. ing with flooding, mudslides and Residents with information about the individuals listed on this page Two other people remained erosion and to help obtain federal should NOT attempt to interact with these suspects. missing after being reported in emergency funding to fix dam- Please call the tip line at 423-728-7336 or in an emergency 911. waters off Pebble Beach on aged roads and highways. Saturday. The search along the Brown’s proclamations said Monterey Peninsula was sus- the damage has created “condi- pended. tions of extreme peril” to people In Los Angeles, receding and property. stormwater revealed a body in A chance of showers was dense vegetation at a regional expected to persist into early park in the Harbor City area. The Tuesday before a ridge of high cause of death was not known, pressure brings fair weather but the Fire Department said the through early next week — a body may be that of a man sharp turnabout from the hours reported missing Sunday night. of rain that hit Southern The powerful weekend tempest California Sunday. DAVID RONELL DAVID JAMES EDWARD THOMAS EUGENE added to impressive amounts of Ryan Schwarzrock, 35, and AMADOV ANTAUIN WILLIS CALVIN KING ROBINSON 3RD MCCROSKEY his wife, Emily Earhart, 32, were 04/15/1987 10/09/1974. PROBATION 10/28/1969. VIOLATION OF PROBATION FOR 10/26/1983. precipitation that have suddenly AGGRAVATED STATUTORY VIOLATION/ ATTEMPTED RAPE VIOLATION OF (POSS. OF SCH VI R/S, POSS. OF PAROLE VIOLATION—FAIL TO arrived in a state after years of at home in Seal Beach, south of RAPE OF A CHILD/ ATTEMPTED SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY, A FIREARM DURING A PAY FINES—CONSPIRACY TO withering drought. Los Angeles, when the rain began AGG. SEXUAL BATTERY/ SEX MISD. V.O.P. DANGEROUS FELONY, AND SALE AND DELIVER By afternoon, downtown Los to pound. The couple watched OFFENDER REGISTRY POSS. OF DRUG PARA.) SCHEDULE II Angeles had recorded 14.3 inch- the street that winds through es of rain since the start of the their mobile home community fill water year on Oct. 1, less than a with water. Then, the water crept half-inch away from the average over the concrete step leading up for the entire season. to their home. Heavy snow in the Sierra “It just started seeping in,” Nevada triggered an avalanche said Earhart. “We started getting that shut down a highway just towels and realized it wasn’t west of Lake Tahoe. Officials going to do it.” warned of continuing avalanche Other Southern Californians danger at all elevations of the were able to find some fun in the Sierra. In northern Nevada, floods, paddleboarding and raft- JEREMIAH BONNIE MICHAEL CHARLES JUNIOR CHRISTOPHER schools were canceled after more ing through streets. A helmeted THOMAS HAYES FAY ENSLEY BLEDSOE BROWN II CLARENCE HUSKINS man raced a personal watercraft 03/01/1982 03/04/1975 . POSS. SCH. II 01/04/1984. F.T.A. POSS. 6/9/1974. FAILURE TO APPEAR ON 01/24/1975. than a half-foot of snow fell near AGGRAVATED BURGLARY FOR RESALE X 4/ SIMPLE SCH II FOR RESALE x2/ SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY POSSESSION OF A Reno. through suburban Fullerton. POSSESSION SCH IV / POSS. SCH. VI/ POSS. RESTRICTIONS. FAILURE TO WEAPON BY A Flood watches and warnings The storm was accompanied POSSESSION OF A WEAPON OF FIREARM BY APPEAR ON MISDEMEANOR CONVICTED FELON remained in place for much of by huge surf along the coast. BY A CONVICTED FELON CONVICTED FELON VIOLATION OF PROBATION. Southern California, a day after A historic WWI-era ship called ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE BRADLEY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE. nearly 4 inches of rain fell south the S.S. Palo Alto beached near of Los Angeles, inundating road- Santa Cruz was torn apart by Police: Woman shot man in self-defense CHATTANOOGA (AP) — morning when she shot him in Chattanooga police say a woman self-defense. who shot and wounded a man Lindsey suffered a non-life- was defending herself and oth- threatening gun wound and was ers. subsequently charged with Police said in a news release aggravated assault and five (4357) that 30-year-old Dieshunn counts of reckless endanger- Call Now! 423-472-HELP “Reuniting “Reuniting FamiliesFamilies inin aa professional,professional, Lindsey was trying to assault the ment. He was also arrested on one call does it all woman and others Sunday unrelated warrants. confidential confidential andand timelytimely manner”manner” 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 24, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

Baby Blues

Blondie

ASTROLOGYASTROLOGY by Eugenia Last Snuffy Smith

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 2017 Happy Birthday: Weigh each move avoid being a jack-of-all trades and CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS you make carefully and consider how master of none. Stay focused and DAY: Alicia Keys, 36; Mia Kirshner, 42; much time and effort it will take to carry make a point to focus on what matters Ana Ortiz, 46; Jenifer Lewis, 60. out. Making wise choices will help you most to you. A steady pace of progress should be your priority. Your numbers are 5, 13, 22, 25, 34, 37, 44. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Be careful and don't make assumptions. Wait until you are given a true picture Contract Bridge of what's actually happening. Taking by Steve Becker on too much under false pretenses will be costly in the end. Gauge your time Hagar the Horrible and use your talents wisely. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Don't settle for substitutes. Speak your mind and push until you get your way. Your stubbornness will pay off if you offer incentives to those standing in your way. A kind gesture will go a long way. Romance is encouraged. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Your thirst for knowledge will help to bal- ance out your financial goals. Take a course that will enable you to apply for positions that have been out of reach in the past. Refuse to let anyone lower your self-esteem. Dilbert CANCER (June 21-July 22): Discuss your plans and make arrange- ments that include someone you enjoy spending time with. Business and per- sonal trips will spark an interest in making subtle lifestyle changes. Try to spend more time doing the things you enjoy doing most. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You'll have added discipline that will help you gather information and expand your interests. Take care of any responsibil- ities you've been given and move on to the things you enjoy doing most. Protect against minor injury or illness. Garfield VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Getting together with like-minded people or collaborating to come up with some- thing special is featured. You'll be on target when it comes to finding new ways to use tried-and-true methods. A partnership looks promising and so does romance. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Pace yourself. Before you jump into some- thing, make sure it won't cause friction at home or with someone you love. Aim to finish what you start and to take care of your responsibilities before you move on to more enjoy- Beetle Bailey able pastimes. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Your intuition and ability to tap into what's going on around you will make it easy to make wise choices. Make personal improvements and use what you have or where you live as a springboard for new beginnings. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Get together with old friends or col- leagues. The information you receive will encourage you to change how you live and what you do for work. Plot a course and bring about the changes necessary to reach your goals. Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Let By Conrad Day past experiences guide you. Someone will try to limit or interfere with your plans. Don't back down when the only thing that will help you gain respect is the truth. Make love and romance a priority. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You have the right idea, but will need to harness your talents and use them wisely to maximize your chances of advancement. Keep an open mind when discussing secrets or if you choose to get involved in other peo- ple's business. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Size up a situation that is bothering you or a cause you believe needs help and do your best to make a difference. Don't worry about the stubbornness of others. Do your thing and you will break through any barriers you face. Birthday Baby: You are astute, goal-oriented and insightful. You are innovative and trendy. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 24, 2017— 7

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Å E! News (N) Å›› “Miss Congeniality” (2000) Sandra Bullock. Å Revenge Body With Khloé E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ Friday Night Tykes Å Friday Night Tykes (N) (:15) ››› “Tomorrow Never Dies” (1997, Action) Pierce Brosnan. Å Tomorrow LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms (N) Å Dance Moms (N) Å (:02) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (:02) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (12:02) Dance Moms Å TLC 26My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ My Big Fat Fabulous Life: Countdown to the New Season My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ (:03) Tattoo Girls ’ Å My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ (12:06) Tattoo Girls ’ Å TBS 27Friends Friends Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Å 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones “The Eye in the Sky” ›› “Unknown” (2011) Liam Neeson, Diane Kruger. Å (DVS) ›› “Paycheck” (2003, Science Fiction) Ben Affleck, Aaron Eckhart. Å USA 29NCIS “Crescent City” NCIS “Crescent City: Part II” Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam WWE SmackDown! (N) ’ (Live) Å› “The Condemned 2” (2015) Randy Orton. Premiere. Law & Order: SVU FX 30Mike & Molly ››› “Captain America: The First Avenger” (2011) Chris Evans. ’ Å››› “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” (2014, Action) Chris Evans. ’ Å Taboo James takes radical action. (N) Å Taboo “Episode 3” Å Taboo Å ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å College Basketball Purdue at Michigan State. (N) (Live) College Basketball Kentucky at Tennessee. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32(3:00) 2017 Australian Open Tennis Quarterfinals. ’ Å Around/Horn Interruption College Basketball Kansas at West Virginia. (N) (Live) 2017 Australian Open Tennis Quarterfinals. From Melbourne, Australia. (N) (Live) Å FSTN 33UFC UFC Event Bob Redfern Destination The Auto Show Beneath Predators NHL Hockey Buffalo Sabres at Nashville Predators. (N) (Live) Postgame World Poker Tour NHL Hockey SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show (N) (Live) Å College Basketball Auburn at South Carolina. 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WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Å Strangest Weather on Earth Strangest Weather on Earth Highway Thru Hell Highway Thru Hell Highway Thru Hell CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Å Mad Money (N) Å Billion Dollar Buyer Å Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Billion Dollar Buyer (N) Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å MSNBC 40MSNBC Live MTP Daily (N) Å For the Record With Greta Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word 11th Hour Hardball The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper Situation Room With Wolf Situation Room With Wolf Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon Anderson Cooper 360 Å HDLN 42Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Situation Room With Wolf Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Anderson Cooper 360 Å FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Å Special Report The First 100 Days (N) The O’Reilly Factor (N) Tucker Carlson Tonight (N) Hannity (N) Å The O’Reilly Factor Å Tucker Carlson Tonight HIST 44The Curse of Oak Island ’ The Curse of Oak Island ’ The Curse of Oak Island ’ The Curse of Oak Island ’ Oak Island: Digging Deeper The Curse of Oak Island (N) (:03) Forged in Fire (N) ’ (:03) SIX “Pilot” ’ Oak Island: Digging Deeper TRUTV 45Hack My Life Hack My Life Hack My Life Hack My Life Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Billy-Street Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Intervention “Katie S.” ’ Intervention “Tiffany” Å Intervention “Todd” (N) ’ Leah Remini: Scientology (:03) Intervention “Robby” (12:03) Intervention “Tiffany” DISC 47The Wheel ’ Å Moonshiners ’ Å Moonshiners ’ Å Moonshiners ’ Å Moonshiners: Outlaw Cuts Moonshiners “Episode 10” Killing Fields (N) ’ Å Moonshiners “Episode 10” Killing Fields ’ Å NGC 48Rocky Mountain Law Å Rocky Mountain Law Å Lawless Oceans Å Lawless Oceans Å Lawless Oceans “The Case” Lawless Oceans (N) Å Uncensored with Michael Lawless Oceans Å Uncensored with Michael TRAV 49Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods America Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods (N) Å Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods America Bizarre Foods Å FOOD 50Chopped Å Chopped Å Chopped Å Chopped Å Chopped Junior (N) Å Chopped Å Chopped (N) Å Chopped Å Chopped Å HGTV 51Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper (N) Å Hunters Hunters Int’l Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å ANPL 52I Shouldn’t Be Alive Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters In Me Brain Monsters In Me Brain Monsters In Me Brain (:01) Monsters Inside Me ’ (12:01) Monsters Inside Me FREE 53The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle ›› “Paul Blart: Mall Cop” (2009) Kevin James. ’ Å››› “Hitch” (2005, Romance-Comedy) Will Smith, Eva Mendes. ’ Å The 700 Club (N) ’ Å Gilmore Girls ’ Å DISN 54Jessie Å Bunk’d Å Liv-Mad. Cali Style Girl Meets Bizaardvark K.C. Under. Good-Charlie Stuck/Middle Good-Charlie Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. Bunk’d Å Bunk’d Å Jessie Å Jessie Å Girl Meets Best Friends NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Loud House Henry Danger Henry Danger Paradise Run Thundermans Thundermans Nicky, Ricky Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56My Knight Teen Titans Gumball Gumball Teen Titans Teen Titans We Bare We Bare King of Hill Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Burgers Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke “The Drummer” Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Raymond Raymond Raymond Teachers (N) Throwing King King King King AMC 58(2:00) “Walk the Line” (2005) ›› “Pearl Harbor” (2001, War) Ben Affleck, Josh Hartnett, Kate Beckinsale. ‘R’ Å››› “True Grit” (2010, Western) Jeff Bridges, Josh Brolin. ‘PG-13’ Å››› “Open Range” (2003, Western) Robert Duvall. ‘R’ Å TCM 59(3:00) ›› “Cimarron” (1960) Glenn Ford. ›› “Angel Baby” (1961) George Hamilton. (:15) MGM 40th Anniversary ››› “Caged” (1950) Eleanor Parker. Å (:45) ›› “House of Women” (1962) Shirley Knight. “Ladies They Talk About” Condemned HALL 60Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City ››› “Bridesmaids” (2011, Comedy) Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph. Å››› “Bridesmaids” (2011, Comedy) Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph. Å BRAVO 62Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Ladies of London (N) Watch What Housewives/Atl. Ladies SYFY 63Face Off Å Face Off Å Face Off Å Face Off (Part 1 of 2) Å Face Off (Part 2 of 2) Å Face Off “Abstract Aliens” (:04) ›› “Maleficent” (2014) Angelina Jolie. Å (DVS) (12:07) Face Off Å SPIKE 64Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight ’ Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Campus PD Campus PD Cops Å Cops Å Campus PD Campus PD Cops Å Cops Å COM 65(3:44) Tosh.0 (:17) Tosh.0 South Park South Park Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Daily Show At Midnight Futurama South Park MTV 66(3:40) Catfish: The TV Show (4:50) Catfish: The TV Show Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Catfish: The TV Show Å Teen Wolf “Memory Found” (:01) Sweet/Vicious Jules reports her attack. (N) ’ Å (12:02) Catfish: The TV Show VH1 67T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny Love & Hip Hop ’ Å K. Michelle K. Michelle America’s Next Top Model America’s Next Top Model Love & Hip Hop ’ Å Love & Hip Hop ’ Å Black Ink Crew ’ Å›› “ATL” (2006) ’ Å CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ››› “Smokey and the Bandit” (1977) Burt Reynolds, Sally Field. Å Steve Austin’s Broken Skull ››› “Smokey and the Bandit” (1977) BET 69(3:20) ›› “Why Did I Get Married Too?” (2010) Tyler Perry, Sharon Leal. › “Obsessed” (2009, Suspense) Idris Elba, Beyoncé Knowles. Å The New Edition Story (Series Premiere) (N) (Part 1 of 3) The New Edition Story (Part 1 of 3) SCIENCE 83Bermuda Triangle: Science What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å (:01) What on Earth? (N) ’ How the Universe Works ’ (:03) What on Earth? Å (12:04) What on Earth? ’ CSPAN2 85(2:15) U.S. Senate Coverage ’ Public Affairs Events ’ Public Affairs Events ’ EWTN 100Skiff & Aj Henry Osso Super Saints Choices EWTN News Napro Å Daily Mass - Olam Mother Angelica Live EWTN News Holy Rosary Threshold of Hope Å Catechism Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Criminal Minds ’ Å Criminal Minds ’ Å Criminal Minds ’ Å Criminal Minds ’ Å Criminal Minds “Pariahville” Criminal Minds “Awake” ’ Criminal Minds ’ Saving Hope “Goodbye Girl” Saving Hope Å (DVS) DISXD 117Yo-Kai Watch Star-For. Kirby Buckets Walk the Walk the Milo Murphy Star-For. Star-For. Kirby Buckets Right Now Lab Rats Lab Rats Lab Rats Kirby Buckets Spider-Man Star-Rebels Lab Rats Kirby Buckets GSN 144The Chase “Girl Power” Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Idiotest Idiotest Divided Divided Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Best Thing Best Thing Best Thing Best Thing Best Thing Best Thing Best Thing Best Thing Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Cupcake Sugar Good Eats Good Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats WE 163Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order “Pride” Å Law & Order “Bitter Fruit” Law & Order “Rebels” ’ Law & Order “Savages” ’ Law & Order “Jeopardy” ’ Law & Order “Hot Pursuit” Law & Order “Paranoia” ’ GALA 217La Fuerza del Destino Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo (:25) El Chavo Vecinos (:25) Vecinos María María María María Fútbol Copa MX Cruz Azul FC vs CF Alebrijes de Oaxaca. 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(Live) (:45) NHL Overtime (N) FIS Alpine Skiing Skiing DLC 319Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Tuesday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WTVC2) 8:30 p.m. on (WTVC) 8:31 p.m. on (WTVC2) 9 p.m. on (WRCB) 9 p.m. on (WGN-A) New Girl American Housewife The Mick This Is Us Outsiders A hike gives participants plenty of time to Anna-Kat (Julia Butters) showcases Katie Occupation, if not possession, is nine- Striving to give each of their children equal Long-simmering tensions between the discuss things, as Jess and Robby (Zooey (Katy Mixon) in a portrait for a school “Art tenths of the law in a new episode called attention, Rebecca and Jack (Mandy Farrell clan and their neighbors in the Ap- Deschanel, guest star Nelson Franklin) find Show” in this episode by that title, but not in “The Master,” as intense rivalry breaks out Moore, Milo Ventimiglia) overextend them- palachian town below them threaten to boil when they make a surprising discovery a way the latter is happy with. Katie tries to among the Pemberton kids (Sophia Black selves to stage a separate 10th-birthday over as this gritty drama series opens its during a day in the outdoors in the new get the picture back before it goes on public D’Elia, Thomas Barbusca, Jack Stanton) party for each of them in the new episode sophomore season. After Big Foster (David episode “The Hike.” Winston (Lamorne Mor- display. Back at home, Doris (Ali Wong) over who gets to take the master bedroom. “Three Sentences.” Back in the present Morse) is shot and left for dead, his son, ris) plans a surprise party for the returning minds Oliver and Taylor (Daniel DiMaggio, Meanwhile, Mickey (Kaitlin Olson) pursues day, Randall’s (Sterling K. Brown) work Li’l Foster (Ryan Hurst), is apprehended by Aly (recurring guest star Nasim Pedrad). Meg Donnelly) in her own way, but she isn’t a relationshhip with a rich businessman obligations make carving out time for Wil- townsfolk as he searches for his father’s Schmidt and Cece (Max Greenfield, Han- prepared for their pushback. Diedrich Bader (guest star Dave Annable), who discovers liam (Ron Cephas Jones) a challenge. Kate remains. Sheriff Houghton (Thomas M. nah Simone) try to make a good impression and Carly Hughes also star. she’s not the prize she appeared to be at (Chrissy Metz) gets a health-related sur- Wright) clashes with Matt Meyers (James on their new neighbors. Jake Johnson also first. Carla Jimenez also stars. prise. Justin Hartley also stars. McCauley), who has been dispatched by stars. the governor to keep a lid on the conflict.

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AP Photo/Dirk Lammers, File This APriL NATIONAL BRIEFS 22, 2013, file photo, shows the slightly Dentist fined $1.1M for assuming commit money laundering. reduced speed through the area,” prepared statement. Schneider is s m a s h e d Rocha was arrested this NJ Transit said in a statement. set to be arraigned on Tuesday. acoustic guitar dead colleague’s identity month when the money was dis- “This resulted in numerous Schneider has already pleaded played by Elvis TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A New covered in a Westborough apart- trains being delayed at both not guilty in a first-degree mur- Jersey dentist has been fined Presley during ment. Newark Penn Station and New der charge in Idaho state court in the final tour $1.1 million by the federal gov- Prosecutors say Rocha was York Penn Station with signifi- connection with the April 2016 ernment for assuming the identi- part of a scheme to transfer mil- cant crowding at stations along death of Steven Nelson, 49. State before his ty of a dead colleague and sub- lions of dollars to Brazil by laun- that route.” prosecutors say Schneider posed death in 1977 mitting fraudulent Medicaid bills dering the cash through Hong Man attacked, injured by dogs as an escort on the website on display at after losing his license. Kong. The money was from Backpage in order to rob those the National NJ.com reports that 58-year- , a defunct internet near where boy was killed who responded to his ad. Three Music Museum old Roben Brookhim also accept- phone company authorities say ATLANTA (AP) — There has others have also been charged in in Vermillion, ed a 50-year exclusion from par- was a massive . been another dog attack in the state court in connection with S.D. A federal same Atlanta neighborhood ticipating in any federal health The Boston Herald reports that the case. Schneider and Nelson judge has ruled care programs for mastermind- Rocha’s lawyer argued that his where a boy was killed by dogs are both from Nampa in south- ing the long billing scheme. last week. Monday, that client had no criminal record and western Idaho. the South Federal authorities say should be granted bail with GPS Local news outlets report 48- Nelson was found naked and Brookhim started billing the gov- monitoring. year-old John Bullips was walk- badly beaten wandering a neigh- Dakota muse- ing Monday when police say he um is the legal ernment under the name of Police: Delaware officer fatally borhood near Lake Lowell, west deceased dentist John Kirkland was attacked by two dogs of Nampa. He was able to give owner of the Jr. after his own license was shoots armed male believed to be pit bull mixes. police information about the guitar played revoked in 2004. WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — Arriving officers say Bullips attack, but died later in a hospi- by Elvis The settlement, announced Police in Delaware say an officer was unconscious. He was taken tal. Presley. The Monday, resolves the Short Hills fatally shot a male armed with a to a hospital. Police say Bullips In the federal case, Schneider Martin D-35 handgun. suffered injuries on his arms and man’s civil obligations for his is charged with willful assault guitar has been on display at the National Music Museum in actions. He was convicted of fal- Wilmington police said in a face and is recovering. based on sexual orientation, sifying health care records and statement that officers were Both dogs were captured and Vermillion since 2013. It had been donated by blues guitarist Robert resulting in death. If convicted, Johnson, but months later, Tennessee-based collector Larry Moss spent nine months in prison in called to a home Monday evening one has already been put down. he faces up to life in prison. 2014. for a report of a distraught male The attack comes a week after contacted the museum saying he was the rightful owner and the Brookhim’s exclusion was one possibly armed with a handgun. two dogs attacked two children 7 people buried in the wrong donor was not in a position to give away the guitar. A judge ruled of the longest ever imposed by When officers arrived, police as they walked to a bus stop less graves at veterans’ cemetery Monday that Moss never owned the title, never possessed the guitar the U.S. Department of Health say they found the male armed than a mile away. Six-year-old WARWICK, R.I. (AP) — Seven and never paid for it, and didn’t take legal action during his three-year and Human Services. with a handgun and at some Logan Braatz died Jan. 17 and 5- people were buried in the wrong wait for the instrument. The museum received the guitar’s title in Judge: Release video in Charlotte point an officer fired, fatally year-old Syari Sanders was graves at a veterans’ cemetery 2013 and is the legal owner, the court found. wounding him. injured. because grave markers in one police shooting of suspect Police did not identify the offi- The owner of those dogs, row were off by a burial plot. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — A cer or the male who was shot or Cameron Tucker, faces involun- Veterans Affairs Director North Carolina judge has ordered release their races. tary manslaughter and reckless Kasim Yarn apologized on the release of video showing a The police department and the conduct charges. Monday for the grave mix-up. ‘La La Land’ receives fatal shooting by Charlotte- state Department of Justice are Judge postpones sentencing of “We recognize our cemetery is Mecklenburg police in 2012. investigating. hallowed ground, and we did not PG&E in case tied to blast The Charlotte Observer report- Minnesota governor eyes fast meet our obligation to our veter- ed that the ruling Monday is the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A fed- ans, their loved ones who are record-tying 14 nods second time a judge has ordered return to work after collapse eral judge says he is inclined to buried here or the families and the release of video of a Charlotte ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — require Pacific Gas & Electric Co. the veterans who continue to (AP) The candy-colored love let- (“Hacksaw Ridge”), Ryan Gosling police shooting under a new state Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton’s to mention its convictions in ads come to our cemetery to pay their ter to musicals “La La Land” has (“La La Land”), Viggo Mortensen law. top staffer said he was OK and and have employees do thou- respects,” he said at his office in landed a record-tying 14 (“Captain Fantastic”), Denzel Mecklenburg County Superior planned to return to work sands of hours of community Warwick. Academy Awards nominations, Washington (“Fences”). Judge Lisa Bell ruled the police Tuesday after he collapsed dur- service as part of its sentence in Rhode Island Veterans matching it with “Titanic” and The nominees for best support- department must release to the ing his State of the State speech. a criminal case stemming from a Memorial Cemetery workers left “All About Eve” for most nomina- ing actor are: Mahershala Ali newspaper the footage in the The 69-year-old Democrat deadly natural gas explosion in two spaces instead of one to tions ever. (“Moonlight”), Jeff Bridges (“Hell killing of 28-year-old Michael struck his head on a lectern the San Francisco Bay Area. transfer the remains of a veter- “La La Land” has earned nods or High Water”), Michael Laney, whose family and police Monday night after stumbling U.S. District Court Judge an’s father in November 2010. for best picture, its stars Emma Shannon (“Nocturnal Animals”), give conflicting accounts of what over his words and collapsing Thelton Henderson made the The extra space wasn’t account- Stone and Ryan Gosling, its Lucas Hedges (“Manchester by happened. roughly 40 minutes into the comment Monday as he pushed ed for when permanent grave songs and its 32-year-old writer- the Sea”) and Dev Patel (“Lion”). A prosecutor ruled officers annual address. He appeared back his final sentencing deci- markers were added that spring. director, Damien Chazelle. Whether fairly or not, the nom- were justified in the shooting. conscious as he was helped into sion, saying he needed more time Consequently, 21 grave markers The other nominees for best inations were seen as a test for Family members said the shoot- a back room within several min- to consider comments by attor- were off. picture are: “Moonlight,” the revamped film academy. It ing was unnecessary and officers utes, and later walked out of the neys for the government and Seven interments occurred in ‘’Arrival,” ‘’Manchester by the will be the first Oscars voted on overreacted. Capitol on his own. PG&E. that row since 2010, resulting in Sea,” ‘’Hell or High Water,” ‘’Lion,” since academy president Cheryl Earlier this month, another Dayton’s chief of staff Jaime Henderson’s move followed a those cemetery vaults being ‘’Fences,” ‘’Hidden Figures” and Boone Isaacs ushered in new judge ordered the release of video Tincher said Dayton quickly lengthy hearing that included buried in the adjacent plots. “Hacksaw Ridge.” membership rules and added 683 in the June 2 police shooting of recovered and returned home to emotional testimony from three The dead people and the mark- Following two years of new members as a way to diversi- Rodney Rodriguez Smith. That spend time with his son and victims of the 2010 explosion of a ers were moved this past week- “OscarsSoWhite” furor, the fy a predominantly white, male video hasn’t yet been released. grandson after a routine check PG&E natural gas pipeline that end. Families are being contact- Academy of Motion Pictures field- and elderly group, which now Volunteer on USS Yorktown by emergency medical techni- killed eight people and destroyed ed. ed a notably more diverse field of numbers 6,687. cians at the governor’s residence 38 homes in the city of San Yarn said he was alerted to the nominees, led by Barry Jenkins’ The Oscars also rejiggered its celebrates 95th birthday in St. Paul. She said Dayton Bruno. luminous coming-of-age portrait nominations format. Instead of MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (AP) issue on Thursday, after the would return to the Capitol “The loss of my loved ones, my grounds crew at the Exeter ceme- “Moonlight,” Denzel announcing nominees live in Los — A fighter pilot who flew mis- Tuesday morning for a planned personal belongings, my neigh- Washington’s “Fences” and Angeles, pre-produced videos of sions in World War II from the tery discovered the issue as it event to release a detailed budget borhood, my life happened due to prepared for a burial in the row Theodore Melfi’s “Hidden previous winners introduced USS Yorktown celebrated his proposal. the negligence of a greedy com- Figures.” each category on Tuesday morn- 95th birthday on the ship, now that day. Monday night’s episode raised pany that put profits ahead of Yarn said there wasn’t a for- “Moonlight” tied with Denis ing. part of a museum in South new questions about Dayton’s safety,” said Sue Bullis, 56, who Villeneuve’s cerebral science fic- Though “La La Land” and other Carolina. malized process to prevent mis- health as he is about to turn 70 lost her husband, son and moth- takes like this and he’s address- tion thriller “Arrival” for second best-picture nominees such as Local news outlets report that — his birthday is Thursday — er-in-law in the explosion. most nominees with eight each. “Arrival” and (less certainly) Bill Watkinson celebrated his ing that. Among the changes, and as he moves into his final She was hopeful the sentence when someone buries a vault, a The biggest surprise of the “Hidden Figures” are knocking on birthday Monday on the ship two years in office facing a newly would lead to changes at PG&E. morning was the strong boost of the door of $100 million at the where he serves as a volunteer second cemetery worker will ver- GOP-controlled Legislature. He is No punishment for Denver ify that it’s correctly placed. support for Mel Gibson, who had North American box office, none of guide. not seeking re-election. long been shunned in Hollywood. the best picture nominees has yet Patriot’s Point Naval and officers who shot, killed teenager Yarn said he believes the mis- 3 dead after shooting outside take was an isolated incident, Not only did his World War II grossed more than $100 million. Maritime Museum spokesman DENVER (AP) — Two Denver drama “Hacksaw Ridge” land a After an unlikely awards sea- Chris Hauff says Watkinson has Atlanta drive-thru restaurant officers involved in a fatal shoot- and he said no staff members are being disciplined. best picture nod, but Gibson son run, the smart-aleck super- been a volunteer for as long as ATLANTA (AP) — Authorities ing that sparked angry protests scored an unexpected best direc- hero “Deadpool” ($363.1 million) Hauff can remember. say three men in their 20s have and followed high-profile killings The cemetery’s administrator took over in November. More tor nomination. didn’t managed to crash the Watkinson lives in both Mount been killed after a shooting out- by police elsewhere in the coun- The nominees for best actor party, making this year’s best Pleasant and Rariton Township, side a drive-thru restaurant in try will not be disciplined, offi- than 34,000 people are buried at the cemetery, with about 1,200 are: Casey Affleck (“Manchester picture nominees one of the low- New Jersey. In South Carolina, Atlanta. cials said Monday. by the Sea”), Andrew Garfield est grossing bunch ever. he’s on the ship every day, chat- Local news outlets report the An investigation by the Denver interments occurring annually. ting with visitors. Fulton County Medical Police Department and other More than 100 staff and volun- Examiner’s Office says 27-year- agencies determined the officers teer were on hand for the birth- old Ahmad Johnson of East Point used appropriate force when they day celebration. and 28-year-old Rickie Burke of shot and killed Jessica Watkinson says he flew patrol Atlanta died at the scene of the Hernandez, 17, on Jan. 26, missions as the Japanese sur- shooting outside the Checkers 2015. The review also said they rendered on the nearby battle- restaurant near Greenbriar Mall complied with policies in place at ship USS Missouri to end the war early Sunday morning. the time. in 1945. Twenty-two-year-old David “Nonetheless, this incident is a New sheriff asks for ticket after Worrell was in critical condition tragedy for all involved,” the after being shot and later died at department said in a news getting caught speeding a hospital. release. “Ms. Hernandez had her DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A fourth man might have been whole life in front of her and we A Florida sheriff asked to be tick- shot and may have driven him- mourn her loss with the family.” eted after a deputy pulled him self to a nearby hospital. The Denver District Attorney’s over for speeding in his Police say drugs were discov- Office declined to prosecute the unmarked car. ered at the scene. Officials have officers, saying their lives where Volusia County Sheriff Mike not released any other details. threatened when Hernandez Chitwood tells The Daytona N.J. Transit resumes service drove toward them in a stolen Beach News-Journal he wanted car. The vehicle did not hit either “to set an example” for his after storm delays officer, but Mitch Morrissey, who agency. The new sheriff was NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — New was district attorney at the time, clocked going 78 mph in a 55- Jersey Transit trains resumed said it was dangerously close. mph zone on Friday. normal service Tuesday after The officers fired eight shots He was stopped a day after making repairs to storm damage into the car, hitting Hernandez Volusia County settled a lawsuit that delayed thousands of com- three times. Four other teenagers for a deputy-related crash. The muters. who were in the vehicle were not agency also is doing an internal Northeast Corridor and North injured. investigation regarding a Dec. 20 Jersey Coast Line trains were on Shortly after Hernandez’s crash involving another deputy or close to schedule one day after death, the police department who was speeding. whipping winds from a powerful barred officers from shooting at Chitwood says the sergeant nor’easter downed electrical moving vehicles unless someone stopped him and they talked wires Monday afternoon in inside is firing at them. The briefly before going their separate Linden, taking several train teen’s shooting marked the ways. But Chitwood says he later tracks out of service. fourth time in seven months that realized he was wrong, called the However, service remains sus- Denver police fired into a moving sergeant and asked him to write pended on the Atlantic City Rail vehicle. the ticket. He’s already paid the Line in both directions between $281 citation. Cherry Hill and Philadelphia Idaho man charged with federal Man arrested after discovery of because the Delair Bridge is hate crime in fatal beating stuck in the open position. Buses BOISE, Idaho (AP) — An Idaho $20M cash held without bail and PATCO are accepting rail man has been charged with a BOSTON (AP) — A Brazilian passes. federal hate crime after prosecu- man arrested in connection with Amtrak was forced to suspend tors said he lured a gay man to a the discovery of about $20 mil- service for Northeast Regional remote location and then beat lion in cash hidden inside a box and Acela Express trains in New him to death.    spring in a Massachusetts apart- Jersey. Kelly Schneider, 23, was ment has been held without bail. “Amtrak personnel worked to indicted by a grand jury earlier A judge on Monday ruled that    Dignified Services at clear the wires as quickly as pos- this month, but the case was Realistic Prices! 28-year-old Cleber Rene Rizerio sible however power was lost to kept under seal until he was 2415 Georgetown Road, NE Rocha is a flight risk and held the signal system forcing trains taken into federal custody, U.S. WEATHER INFORMATION him on a charge of conspiring to to proceed at dramatically Attorney Wendy Olson said in a 473-2620 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 24, 2017— 9 TUESDAY

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Potteiger introduced as new men’s soccer coach at Lee By RICHARD ROBERTS the men’s soccer program. It’s Banner Sports Editor a program that has great lead- ership and has already made In front of a packed room at “We will be a principled team. I the transition from NAIA to Lee University Monday after- (NCAA) Division II. It has fan- noon, university president Dr. believe there is a right and a wrong way to do tastic support and infrastruc- Paul Conn introduced the ture across the campus as well things and ultimately newest member of the men’s as the athletics department, soccer team in Derek Potteiger we will fall on the and it has high expectations,” as new head coach for the right side of the way to he said. Flames. do things by principle. The Flames’ skipper told the Potteiger arrived at Lee by ... We will do things as group there are three things way of Penn State University they ought to be.” that can be counted on while where he was a two-time All- — Lee men’s soccer he is at the helm. American and the United coach Derek Potteiger “We will be a principled States Naval Academy where team. I believe there is a right he coached for four years and a wrong way to do things before taking the head job at cer coaches in the country. and ultimately we will fall on Gordon College. Potteiger took We’re thrilled he has accepted the right side of the way to do over a team at Gordon that our offer to leave things by principle,” he said. won only six games in 2012 Massachusetts and move to “I’m a bit of an idealist and and transformed the Scots into Tennessee. I am so excited that can mean a number of 19-game winners in 2013. As a about this new brand of soc- things, but most simply it result he was named cer,” Conn said to the gathered means that idealism is how it Commonwealth Coast well wishers. ought to be. That’s how we will Conference Coach of the Year. Potteiger brings with him operate. We will do things as Potteiger also played profes- wife Jennifer, and four lovely they ought to be.” sionally in the United Soccer daughters Alexis, Rylee, “We will play and compete league. Abbigail and Reese. with a ton of energy and “We believe he is a great fit “It was hard to leave enthusiasm and emotion. I for the Lee coaching family (Gordon), but ultimately leav- think you can do anything and the athletic culture and is ing for a place we are thrilled well, but without those things, going to have a wonderful run to be coming to in terms of Lee but with out a real spirit I here with men’s soccer. He is University, the athletics one of the brightest young soc- department and specifically See POTTEIGER, Page 11 AP photo TEnnEssEE’s lAmonTE TURnER drives to the basket against Mississippi State’s I.J. Ready Saturday, in Knoxville. Kentucky leary of upset as it returns again to Tennessee KNOXVILLE (AP) — Kentucky sophomore forward Isaac Tennessee coach Rick Barnes is returning to the site of one of Humphries said. “Obviously, lavished praise on Fox by saying its more stunning losses in the everywhere we go it’s a crazy that “I’m not sure there’s much last few years. atmosphere. What, were we up he can’t do” but also noted that When the Wildcats visited 20 or something? ... They’re a Kentucky’s strong enough to Knoxville last season, they blew good team this year and I’m withstand the freshman guard’s a 21-point lead and lost 84-77 to excited to play them and redeem potential absence. a Tennessee team that went on ourselves from last year.” “With or without him, I think to finish the year with a 15-19 The fourth-ranked Wildcats Kentucky’s an outstanding record. Kentucky assistant (17-2, 7-0) might not be at full team,” Barnes said. “I think coach Kenny Payne acknowl- strength. John’s done a terrific job again of edges that head coach John De’Aaron Fox, who has an getting these guys to play the Calipari has reminded players SEC-leading six assists per way that they should be playing lee University photo about that collapse as the game, injured his right ankle to be effective. Whether he plays lEE UnIVERsITY PREsIDEnT Dr. Paul Conn, far right, introduced Derek Potteiger, far left, as Wildcats prepare for Tuesday’s Saturday in a victory over South or not, I still know that their pro- the new Flames soccer coach Monday, at Lee. Also pictured are daughters Alexis, Rylee, Abbigail, return trip. Carolina . Fox is being evaluated gram is built on the attitude that Reese, wife Jennifer Potteiger and Darlia Conn. “I just remember it being a daily, leaving his status for crazy atmosphere,” Kentucky Tuesday’s game uncertain. See TENNESSEE, Page 11

Falcons at work preparing for super Bowl Dobbs, Sutton FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) — Dan “Yes, I know,” Quinn said with a smile. the Denver Broncos in John Elway’s final Quinn certainly knows who the Atlanta He didn’t get much sleep the night before. game. make ready Falcons are playing in the Super Bowl. It didn’t have anything to do with facing Atlanta endured plenty of distractions in No wonder. the mighty Patriots, however. the buildup to that game, from coach Dan for finale in It seems as if Bill Belichick, Tom Brady and “I generally don’t after the games,” the sec- Reeves reliving an ugly breakup with the the New England Patriots are there every ond-year coach said. “I’m thinking about Broncos to a dispute over the how the players year. what we could’ve done different. Then today, departed their chartered jet in Miami to, most One day after reaching the big game for we get right back into our process. Honestly, notably, team leader Eugene Robinson being From UT SPORT INFORMATION only the second time in franchise history, when you’re around our building ... whether arrested the night before the game for KNOXVILLE — Tennessee’s Quinn and his players were back at their it’s Week 4, Week 8, Week 12, Week 16, Week attempting to solicit a prostitute. and Cameron training complex in Atlanta’s northern sub- 19, when you’re inside these walls, it should After all that, it wasn’t surprising that Sutton begin 2017 Senior urbs, rehashing the blowout of Green Bay feel the same. We try to put up a champi- Denver cruised to a 34-19 victory. Bowl week on Tuesday and before turning their attention to the team onship week every time we go.” Quinn expects no such problems from his NFL Network will provide on- they’ll play next. The Patriots know a thing or two about team, before or after it gets to Houston. location practice coverage on “Going to the Super Bowl is not a reward,” championships. They are the first team to “With some teams, I might be worried. Not Tuesday, Wednesday and Quinn said Monday. “Playing really well and reach the Super Bowl nine times, and the this one,” he said. “This team is so tight. The Thursday leading up to the winning, that’s the reward. It’s going to be a coach-quarterback tandem of Belichick and accountability they have for each other is so game on Saturday at Ladd- hell of a battle.” Brady will be going for its fifth Lombardi strong, this brotherhood is so strong. They Peebles Stadium in Mobile, Immediately after the Patriots routed Trophy. care about one another. They realize they’re AP photo Ala. Pittsburgh for the AFC title , Belichick said Quite a contrast with the Falcons, who playing for something bigger than them- FAlcons’ quarterback Matt Both Dobbs and Sutton are he didn’t even know the Falcons had won the have never won an NFL title in their 51-year selves. This team, this group, I totally trust Ryan runs for a touchdown in the on the South team roster. NFC championship game. history. It’s been 18 years since their initial them.” first half of the NFC champi- Dobbs will wear No. 11 and No such ignorance from his coaching coun- Super Bowl appearance, when a team known onship game against the Green Sutton will wear No. 33. terpart in Atlanta. as the “Dirty Birds” was beaten handily by NFL Network will broadcast See FALCONS, Page 10 Bay Packers Sunday, in Atlanta. the 68th Annual Reese’s Senior Bowl live on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. ET. Play-by-play announcer Andrew Siciliano NASCAR overhauls race and playoff format for 2017 will be joined by analysts Mike Mayock and Daniel CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — to 2 scale, and positions 36th to sion networks, retired drivers Jeremiah in the booth and NASCAR is dramatically chang- 40 will only receive 1 point. Jeff Gordon and Jeff, Burton, Alex Flanagan will report ing its format for the upcoming All bonus points accumulated current drivers from the driver from the sidelines. season, cutting every race into through the 26-race regular council and team and track NFL Network will also have stages that reward points in season can be used in the 10- executives. Monster Energy, exclusive coverage of the hopes of making every lap mat- race playoff, which will no which signed last month as the week of practices leading up ter and keeping fans interested. longer be called “The Chase.” title sponsor for NASCAR’s top to the game, starting on today The overhaul announced “There are no off weeks, every series, was only informed of the at 2 p.m. ET and Wednesday Monday assigns three stages to race matters, not only that, shakeup in the last few weeks. and Thursday at 1 p.m. ET on every race. The top 10 drivers at every lap of every race matters,” “If we created motorsports each day. Siciliano, Mayock, the end of Stage 1 and Stage 2 said Denny Hamlin, one of the today, this is exactly how we Jeremiah, NFL Network ana- will be awarded points on a 10- many drivers who participated would have done it,” said 2012 lyst Bucky Brooks and through-1 scale. The third por- in the panel that created this champion Brad Keselowski. reporters Ian Rapoport and tion of the race will be for the new format. “Just wait until you see it on the Mike Garafolo will provide overall victory, and although NASCAR spent nearly seven race track. It’s the best racing additional practice reports. AP photo traditional point scoring will be months working with a wide you’ll ever see in your life.” One-hour 2017 Senior Bowl FAns gAThER on the grass in front of the grandstands of applied for that stage, the win range of industry stakeholders The new format begins with recap shows will air Tuesday Daytona International Speedway before the 2016 Daytona 500, in will be worth 40 points. The rest to come up with the changes. See DOBBS, Page 11 Daytona Beach, Fla. of the field will be scored on a 35 Heavily involved were the televi- See NASCAR, Page 11 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 24, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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local high school basketball as of Jan. 23 Crusaders get back at Rhea boys district 5-AAA team district Overall Special to the Banner Senior Bo Martin. #5 Cleveland 7-0 17-2 East Hamilton 5-1 16-6 The Cleveland Christian “This was a good test for our bradley Central 5-2 11-7 team. A good test that is very Walker Valley 3-4 10-9 School Crusaders set out McMinn County 2-6 12-9 Saturday to avenge an early sea- much needed heading in to the Ooltewah 2-4 5-9 last few weeks of the regular sea- Soddy-Daisy 0-7 1-17 son loss at the hands of Rhea girls County Academy and walked son,” said veteran Coach Larry district 5-AAA Davis. “Defense and rebounds is team district Overall away with a 45-43 win. #2 bradley Central 7-0 20-0 what one this one for us.” East Hamilton 6-0 11-9 Coming in at 5-1 in the South Walker Valley 4-3 9-8 Martin once again led the McMinn County 3-5 14-7 Division of the SCAA, the Cleveland 2-5 8-11 Crusaders with 16 points and 12 Ooltewah 1-5 4-12 Crusaders played from behind for Soddy-Daisy 1-6 5-15 rebounds. Levi Wycoff followed boys much of the game. Heading in to with 12 points and 12 rebounds. district 5-AA the fourth quarter, Rhea County team district Overall Jason Ollis had nine pointsm Sweetwater 5-0 13-6 held a slim 34-28 lead. As the McMinn Central 4-2 5-13 while Graham Stewart aded four Polk County 2-3 10-8 fourth period began, Cleveland points and 12 rebounds. Slade Sequoyah 2-4 6-11 Loudon 1-5 8-11 Christian was able to chop away Saffles also added two points. girls at the Rhea County lead eventu- district 5-AA The Crusaders will travel to team district Overall ally pulling out the 45-43 win travel to Collegedale Tuesday and #6 McMinn Central 6-0 17-3 Sweetwater 3-2 7-11 thanks to key free throws with host Christ Legacy of Athens Sequoyah 3-2 6-9 Loudon 2-4 11-8 seconds left on the clock by Saturday at 12. Polk County 0-5 2-13 AP photo Pittsburgh steelers tight end Jesse James is tackled short of a touchdown by New England 15. Ohio St. 17-5 384 16 16. Arizona St. 14-5 271 18 Patriots safety Patrick Chung, left, and defensive back Duron Harmon in the first half of the AFC cham- On tAP 17. Miami 14-5 254 14 Wrestling pionship game Sunday, in Foxborough, Mass. 18. NC State 15-5 247 21 tuesday, Jan. 24 19. Virginia Tech 16-3 221 17 tennessee high sChOOl Wrestling POll bAsKetbAll 20. Oklahoma 15-5 202 20 Compiled by Jeff Price East Hamilton at Bradley Central, 6 (JV, 3:30) 21. DePaul 16-5 159 19 results from: Jan. 23, 2017 Cleveland at McMinn County, 6 (JV, 3:30) 22. West Virginia 15-5 104 24 THIS IS THE 8TH POLL OF THE SEASON Walker Valley at Ooltewah, 6 (JV, 3:30) 23. South Florida 15-3 102 23 Now in its 25th year, The Poll is primarily a measure of dual Tellico Plains at Polk County, 6 (JV, 3:30) 24. Green Bay 17-2 90 - meet strength with some consideration to individual tourna- Knox Christian at TCPS, 6 25. Kansas St 15-5 54 22 ment strength. Votes are cast by a state-wide panel of high thursday, Jan. 26 Others receiving votes: Syracuse 44, Kentucky 15, Texas school wrestling coaches and are based on a maximum Patriots' defense bAsKetbAll A&M 13, Temple 13, Tennessee 11, Michigan 10, Marquette Power Ranking of 100%. Union University at Lee University, 6 8, Northwestern 7, California 3, Drake 3, Wyoming 2, Ooltewah at Cleveland, 6 (JV, 3:30) Oregon 2, Harvard 1. rAnK sChOOl POWer lAst TCPS at Apostolic Christian, 6 AP tennessee girls basketball Prep Poll rAnKing WeeK Wrestling The Associated Press’ Top 10 teams in each of 1 Cleveland 99 1 region duals Tennessee’s three Division I non-financial aid classifications 2 bradley Central 92 2 at rhea County hs and in the combined Division II financial aid classification as 3 Chirstian Brothers 74 4 Walker Valley vs. Bradley Central, 6 selected by Tennessee AP-member sportswriters and 4 Father Ryan 71 5 Soddy-Daisy vs. Cleveland, 6 ignored critics on broadcasters. With first-place votes in parentheses, records 5 Bayor 69 8 Friday, Jan. 27 through January 23, total points based on 10 points for a 6 McCallie 64 3 bAsKetbAll first-place vote through one point for a 10th-place vote and 7 Science Hill 47 11 Columbia State at Cleveland State, 5:30 previous rankings: 8 Soddy-Daisy 34 7 Bradley Central at Walker Valley, 6 (JV, 3:30) 9 Tennessee High 24 6 Cleveland at Soddy-Daisy, 6 (JV, 3:30) Class AAA 9 (tie) Arlington 24 9 Polk County at McMinn Central, 6 (JV, 3:30) record Pts Prv 11 MBA 17 NR 1. Riverdale (12) 17-0 145 1 12 Wilson Central 12 10 Also receiving votes: Beech, Halls, Mt. Juliet, NW way to Super Bowl 2. bradley Central (3) 20-0 136 2 3. Bearden 18-0 104 5 Clarksville, Summit. bAsKetbAll 4. White Station 16-3 101 3 2016-2017 tssAA AAA rAnKings 5. Stewarts Creek 17-3 76 6 by Pintn.com FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — the playoffs giving up a league- tant to Dave Toub in Kansas national basketball Association 1/16/17 rankings eAstern COnFerenCe 6. Oak Ridge 18-2 70 7 7. Wilson Central 20-2 58 4 1. Cleveland There’s a mantra that players low 15.6 points per game. City. Atlantic division 2. bradley Central W l Pct gb 8. Morristown West 18-2 39 8 quickly come to learn when they They’ve maintained that sta- Toub was one of three candi- 9. Daniel Boone 19-4 28 10 3. Soddy Daisy Toronto 28 16 .636 — 4. Wilson Central Boston 26 17 .605 1½ 10. Cumberland County 16-3 16 NR play for Bill Belichick and the tus in the playoffs, allowing just dates that interviewed for the Others receiving 12 or more points: Memphis Central 12. 5. Beech New York 20 26 .435 9 6. Tennessee New England Patriots. 16.5 points per game. Broncos’ head coaching vacancy Philadelphia 15 27 .357 12 Class AA record Pts Prv 7. Halls Brooklyn 9 35 .205 19 8. Summit It’s placed in different spots in Turnovers have also been up after Gary Kubiak stepped down. southeast division 1. Jackson South Side (9) 15-0 126 4 2. Upperman (1) 20-3 125 1 9. Mt. Juliet the locker room, it’s on the walls since that midseason lull. Although the job went to Joseph, Wl Pct gb 10. Blackman Atlanta 26 19 .578 — 3. McMinn Central (2) 17-3 115 6 4. Westview (1) 19-2 96 5 106-pound around the team facility, and the Including the two playoff the Broncos were impressed Washington 24 20 .545 1½ 1. Trent Nelson (Tennessee) Charlotte 23 22 .511 3 5. Cheatham County (1) 19-2 95 2 coach himself repeats it often: games, the Patriots’ defense has enough by Toub to hire away 6. Gatlinburg-Pittman (1) 15-3 70 7 2. Chandler davis (Walker Valley) Orlando 18 28 .391 8½ 3. Noah Horst (Beech) Miami 15 30 .333 11 7. East Nashville 16-4 61 3 “Do your job.” come up with 19 turnovers in Toub’s top lieutenant. 8. Westmoreland 17-2 55 10 4. Christian Isbell (Clarksville) Central division 5. Wes devaney (bradley) Perhaps no other unit for the the past eight games. The Olivo spent four seasons as a Wl Pct gb 9. CPA 15-3 25 8 10. Lewis County 20-2 23 9 6. Jacob Allen (Soddy) Cleveland 30 13 .698 — 113-pound Patriots has embodied defense has had multiple key special teams player for the Indiana 22 22 .500 8½ Others receiving 12 or more points: Fulton 20. Class 1A 1. garrett bowers (Cleveland) Belichick’s go-to phrase more turnovers in seven of those Detroit Lions following his stand- Chicago 22 23 .489 9 2. tJ hicks (bradley) Milwaukee 21 23 .477 9½ record Pts Prv 1. South Greene (12) 20-4 143 1 3. Brayden Palmer (Beech) than his defense this season. games during that stretch. out career at Missouri, where Detroit 21 25 .457 10½ 4. Brady Woodward (Summit) Western COnFerenCe 2. Greenfield 19-2 112 5 Belichick said the formula has 3. Pickett County (1) 19-1 108 2 5. Connor Thornburg (East Hamilton) And if New England hopes to Toub was the Tigers’ strength southwest division 6. Michael Cannon (Arlington) Wl Pct gb 4. Dresden 16-4 86 4 capture its fifth Super Bowl, no simply been his players buying and conditioning coach. 5. Moore County (1) 17-2 82 6 120-pound San Antonio 35 9 .795 — 1. Calvin Martin (William Blount) into the program they’ve always Houston 34 14 .708 3 6. Gleason 19-4 60 3 other group will be relied on “Being a former player who 7. Clarkrange 18-6 55 9 2. Job Dooley (Franklin) Memphis 26 20 .565 10 3. bryce Pond (Cleveland) more as the Patriots face an tried to foster. But he said get- was primarily a special teams New Orleans 18 27 .400 17½ (tie) Mitchell 19-2 55 8 9. Meigs County 15-4 48 7 4. trey hicks (bradley) ting to face playoff-bound teams Dallas 15 29 .341 20 5. Sean Sesnan (Wilson Central) Atlanta Falcons offense that has player, Brock understands the northwest division 10. Huntland (1) 20-3 35 Others receiving 12 or more points: Northview Academy 27. 6. Luke Dezember (Lawrence Co) scored a combined 80 points late in the season was a boost as mindset, work ethic and impor- Wl Pct gb 126-pound Utah 29 17 .630 — disivion ii well. record Pts Prv 1. Charles Wheaton (Soddy) through two playoff games. tance of this phase of the game,” Oklahoma City 26 19 .578 2½ 2. ethan Anderson (bradley) Denver 18 25 .419 9½ 1. Father Ryan (8) 17-0 133 2 Defensive back Duron “It doesn’t happen overnight. Joseph said. “Working under 2. Brentwood Academy (4) 15-3 123 1 3. Kyle Burns (Bearden) Portland 19 27 .413 10 4. Jack Shrader (Franklin) There’s no switch that you can Minnesota 16 28 .364 12 3. University-Jackson (2) 18-2 101 4 Harmon, who had a huge touch- Dave Toub in Kansas City, Brock (tie) Northpoint 15-2 101 3 5. Tolliver Justice (Halls) Pacific division 6. Daniel Fowler (Independence) down-saving tackle in the second flip,” Belichick said. “It comes learned from a special coach and Wl Pct gb 5. Ensworth 14-3 86 5 6. Harding Academy 16-3 65 6 132-pound through a lot of hard work, a lot Golden State 38 7 .844 — 1. Colton landers (Cleveland) quarter of the Patriots’ 36-17 has the right experiences as the L.A. Clippers 30 16 .652 8½ 7. Davidson Academy 16-3 55 8 8. Briarcrest Christian 12-6 47 10 2. ryan Mcelhaney (bradley) AFC championship game win of meetings, a lot of communica- No. 2 guy that have prepared Sacramento 17 27 .386 20½ 3. Chase Brown (Halls) Phoenix 15 29 .341 22½ 9. Baylor 8-7 27 7 tion on how we’re going to do 10. Girls Prep 12-7 21 9 4. Grant Lundy (East Hamilton) over Pittsburgh on Sunday, said him to be the coordinator.” L.A. Lakers 16 32 .333 23½ 5. Landon Adzima (Gibbs) Monday’s games Others receiving 12 or more points: none. that even in their tightknit world things and then a lot of on the Olivo replaces Joe DeCamillis, AP tennessee boys basketball Prep Poll 6. Jordan Taylor (Cordova) Washington 109, Charlotte 99 138-pound field execution at actually doing The Associated Press’ Top 10 teams in each of they couldn’t help but notice the who left to serve as the L.A. Clippers 115, Atlanta 105 1. Brady Ingram (Independence) Tennessee’s three Division I non-financial aid classifications Miami 105, Golden State 102 2. Luke Story (Science Hill) them at a good competitive level and in the combined Division II financial aid classification as criticism that surrounded the Jacksonville Jaguars’ special Sacramento 109, Detroit 104 3. Aaron Kelly (Tullahoma) selected by Tennessee AP-member sportswriters and so that we can gain confidence in San Antonio 112, Brooklyn 86 4. Cody Mathews (Cleveland) defense earlier this season. teams coordinator. broadcasters. With first-place votes in parentheses, records Milwaukee 127, Houston 114 5. Matthew Maxwell (Gibbs) each other as a unit as to how through January 23, total points based on 10 points for a “Oh yeah, definitely. We try In Denver, Olivo inherits a New Orleans 124, Cleveland 122 6. Nicholas Freeman (Ravenwood) first-place vote through one point for a 10th-place vote, and New York 109, Indiana 103 145-pound that’s going to happen in a live previous rankings: not to focus too much on the young core that includes kicker Oklahoma City 97, Utah 95 1. Knox Fuller (bradley) Class AAA game situation.” tuesday’s games 2. Dewey Pendley (Tennessee) media, but we hear it, it’s every- Brandon McManus, punter Riley record Pts Prv Boston at Washington, 7 p.m. 3. Zach Wilkins (Mt. Juliet) Cornerback Malcolm Butler 1. Memphis East (14) 17-3 137 1 where,” Harmon said. “We heard Chicago at Orlando, 7 p.m. 4. Emory Holcomb (Soddy) Dixon and returner Kalif 2. Oak Ridge (1) 17-2 125 2 L.A. Clippers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 5. logan Whiteside (Cleveland) said the results down the stretch 3. Blackman 16-2 113 3 that we weren’t tested all year.” Raymond, who excelled down the San Antonio at Toronto, 7 p.m. 6. Jason Chambers (Stewarts Creek) 4. Cordova 15-4 99 4 haven’t been a surprise to a now- Minnesota at Phoenix, 9 p.m. 152-pound It was back in training camp stretch after being promoted 5. Cleveland 17-2 90 6 Utah at Denver, 9 p.m. 1. Trevor Rippy (Beech) unified group of veterans and 6. Southwind 20-4 74 7 AP Men’s top twenty Five 2. Jay Graham (Rhea County) that the Patriots first began to be from the practice squad. 7. Summit 16-2 66 5 record Pts Prv 3. Landon Fowler (Blackman) newcomers that have come to 8. Karns 16-2 46 9 dogged by questions about what McManus is a three-year vet- 1. Villanova (35) 19-1 1591 1 4. Austin Matthews (bradley) 9. Ridgeway 17-5 27 8 appreciate the methodical 2. Kansas (28) 18-1 1572 2 5. Arthur James (Science Hill) their identity would be on eran who set an NFL record by 10. Brentwood 18-3 15 NR 3. Gonzaga (2) 19-0 1471 4 6. Tony Wilson (Soddy) approach that Belichick preach- Others receiving 12 or more points: none. 4. Kentucky 17-2 1414 5 160-pound defense following the trade of making all 10 of his kicks in the Class AA 5. Baylor 18-1 1379 6 1. Matthew Sells (Blackman) es daily. record Pts Prv edge rusher Chandler Jones. playoffs last year when the 6. Florida State 18-2 1215 10 2. Mikel gregory (Walker Valley) 1. Knoxville Catholic (12) 16-1 145 1 “Just keep working, man. 7. Arizona 18-2 1190 14 3. Caleb Adkins (bradley) A slow start in struggling to Broncos won the Super Bowl. He 2. Whites Creek 17-3 121 2 8. UCLA 19-2 1177 3 4. Bryson Henley (Tennessee) That’s all you can do is work no 3. Dyersburg (1) 18-1 109 4 9. North Carolina 18-3 1171 9 5. William Diehl (Science Hill) create a pass rush without him made 29 of 34 field goals in 2016. 4. Fulton (1) 13-2 104 3 10. Oregon 18-2 1035 11 6. Dylan Quinn (Mt. Juliet) matter what anybody says,” he 5. Haywood County 15-5 82 5 during the first month of the reg- Dixon averaged 45.7 yards on 11. Butler 17-3 914 13 170-pound 6. Tyner Academy (1) 16-1 78 6 said. “Just keep working and 12. Virginia 15-3 803 16 1. Colton McMahan (Halls) 7. Crockett County 19-1 62 7 ular season also did little to quiet a whopping 89 punts and posted 13. Louisville 16-4 796 12 2. Kyle Smith (Beech) keep your head down and things 8. Maplewood 15-5 34 8 14. Notre Dame 17-3 767 15 3. Dawson Satterfield (William Blount) critics. the highest net punting average 9. Brainerd 13-4 21 9 15. Wisconsin 16-3 746 17 4. Sawyer Knott (Summit) will happen like it happened this 10. Grainger 18-3 18 NR That was followed by the sur- (41.3) among rookies in NFL his- 16. Creighton 18-2 731 7 5. Damon Smith (Wilson Cent) Others receiving 12 or more points: Douglass 16. Sullivan season.” 17. Duke 15-4 628 18 6. Kamale Strong (Hunters Lane) East 13. Elizabethton 13. prise midseason trade of line- tory. 18. West Virginia 15-4 569 7 182-pound He also said success wouldn’t Class 1A 19. Cincinnati 17-2 478 20 1. Hunter Fortner (Gibbs) backer Jamie Collins, and a Raymond averaged 10.1 yards record Pts Prv 20. Purdue 16-4 412 21 2. Christian Salter (Siegel) affect their approach to the next 1. Humboldt (14) 20-1 149 1 three-week stretch in which the on 11 punt returns and 22.8 21. Saint Mary’s 17-2 290 23 3. James Hartgrove (William Blount) 2. Goodpasture 15-2 115 3 two weeks. 22. Maryland 17-2 261 25 4. Jack hicks (Cleveland) 3. Clay County 16-3 105 2 defense failed to force a single yards on six kickoff returns 23. South Carolina 15-4 171 24 5. Brent Buckman (Halls) “The job’s not done,” Butler 4. Mitchell (1) 14-5 97 5 24. Xavier 14-5 146 22 6. Bradley Williams (Clarksville) turnover. down the stretch. 5. W.E.B. Dubois 20-3 90 7 25. Florida 14-5 47 19 195-pound said. “I’m going to enjoy it and 6. Harriman 20-2 84 6 Others receiving votes: Kansas St. 41, SMU 33, 1. Dawson Johnson (Bartlett) That turned early compli- Notes: With Antonio Brown 7. Watertown 17-4 57 4 we’ve got to get back to work Northwestern 28, UNC Wilmington 14, Iowa St. 12, Virginia 2. Jeremy Spangler (Tennessee) 7. Grace Christian 15-5 57 8 ments for new additions such as pulling out of the Pro Bowl, Tech 7, Dayton 6, Southern Cal 6, Akron 1, Illinois St. 1, 3. Nathan Walling (Mt. Juliet) soon.” 9. Middleton 13-4 24 9 Middle Tennessee 1, Utah 1. 4. Dylan Carney (Northwest) Chris Long and Eric Rowe into Broncos WR Demaryius Thomas 10. Middle Tennessee Christian15-4 12 10 AP Women’s top twenty Five 5. Hunter Price (Maryville) Others receiving 12 or more points: none. Broncos hire Olivo as record Pts Prv 6. Elijah Lawson (Gibbs) pressure on the shoulders of was named as his replacement. division ii 1. UConn (33) 18-0 825 1 220-pound record Pts Prv New England veteran linebacker special teams coach Thomas joins former safety Steve 2. Baylor 19-1 787 2 1. Ty Boeck (Soddy) 1. Brentwood Academy (12) 16-2 147 2 3. Maryland 19-1 743 3 2. Javier Salvador (Heritage) Dont’a Hightower and a second- Atwater and Hall of Fame tight 2. McCallie (3) 20-3 131 1 ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — 4. Mississippi St. 20-0 734 4 3. Brody Workman (Jefferson Co) 3. CBHS 18-3 117 3 5. South Carolina 16-1 702 5 4. Victor Bednorski (Ooltewah) ary led by Devin McCourty and Denver Broncos coach Vance end Shannon Sharpe as the only 4. MUS 17-5 104 4 6. Florida St. 19-2 657 7 5. seth garcia (Cleveland) 5. Ensworth 12-6 62 7 Logan Ryan to increase their Joseph filled the last major Broncos with five consecutive Pro 7. Washington 19-2 616 8 6. Keenan Sloan (Hardin Valley) 6. Baylor 8-4 60 9 8. Notre Dame 18-3 576 6 hwt-division production. 7. FACS 11-3 55 8 vacancy on his coaching staff Bowl selections. The Broncos will 9. Louisville 18-4 545 9 1. Nick Boykin (Riverdale) 8. MBA 12-5 47 5 10. Stanford 17-3 515 10 2. Michael Kramer (Wilson Cent) They responded by having the Monday by hiring Brock Olivo as have six Pro Bowlers: Thomas, 9. Briarcrest 15-7 37 6 11. Oregon St. 18-2 506 11 3. Isaiah Demello (Independence) 10. Pope John Paul II 12-7 29 10 stingiest scoring defense in the his special teams coordinator. Emmanuel Sanders, Von Miller, 12. Texas 14-4 460 12 4. Luke Champion (Tullahoma) Others receiving 12 or more points: none. 13. UCLA 15-4 434 13 5. Johnathon Metcalf (Arlington) ——— NFL over the final three weeks of Olivo, 40, spent the last three Chris Harris Jr., Aqib Talib and 14. Duke 17-3 405 15 6. titus swafford (Cleveland) the regular season, and entered seasons as special teams assis- Darian Stewart. Hoops action led by undefeated showdown Falcons By PATRICK MacCOON The Bears (11-7, 5-2) will also points and had eight rebounds to Banner Sports Writer have a significant clash against go with three steals and two From Page 9 the Hurricanes, who enter a game blocks in a 59-52 win last Friday After football championship ahead of them in the district at McMinn County. A bigger concern might be the the outside. That’s a part of the than others. recovery Monday, basketball standings with a 5-1 mark in The Mustangs (10-9, 3-4) expe- huge gap in Super Bowl experi- process where I can help, and I’ll Another possible distraction action this week will start tonight league play and are 16-6 overall. rienced lineup hopes to begin ence. share that with the guys.” for the Falcons is the impending for four local high school teams. Cleveland at McMinn County another late magical run. Outside of 36-year-old defen- Quinn’s advice will certainly departure of offensive coordina- East Hamilton at Bradley The Blue Raiders (17-2, 7-0) The Lady Mustangs (11-8, 4-3) sive end Dwight Freeney, who come in handy for players such tor Kyle Shanahan , who is Central will look to avoid an upset after will look to assert their aggres- played in a pair of title games with as Taylor Gabriel. The speedy expected to be named coach of The flawless Bearettes (20-0, 7- moving up to fifth in the siveness again around the hoop, the Indianapolis Colts, the receiver was cut by the lowly the San Francisco 49ers as soon 0 District 5-AAA) will return to Associated Press poll and second led by juniors Haley Jones and Falcons really have no idea what during the pre- as the season is over. Jim Smiddy after three straight on coacht.com Lauren Lay. they’ll face over the next two season and now he’s got a shot at The Falcons will have a normal road blowout victories for a con- KK Curry enters with averages Tellico Plains at Polk County weeks. a championship, a turn of events week of practice through Friday, test with the only other undefeat- of 19.9 points and 8.5 rebounds Seniors Josh Laughlin and That’s where Quinn might be that still seems a bit surreal. so Shanahan will likely have a ed team in district play. per game. Cleveland fellow junior Hunter Huggins will lead the of help. “It hasn’t hit me yet that I’m second meeting with 49ers offi- A win against the Lady Deontae Davis has connected on boys (10-8, 2-3 District 5-AA) in He was Seattle’s defensive going to the Super Bowl,” he said cials on Saturday to hammer out Hurricanes (11-9, 6-0) would 58 3-pointers this season, which search of their 11th win, while coordinator during back-to-back after the 44-21 victory over the any lingering details about his extend Jason Reuter’s clubs win is good for 3.1 treys a game. Charlie Mitchell looks to help Super Bowl appearances — one a Packers. first head coaching job, accord- streak at home to 36 games and After a string of four straight the girls (3-13, 0-5) win their rout of the Broncos, the other a Gabriel, who is from the Dallas ing to Quinn. 40 straight against district oppo- losses, the Lady Raiders (8-11, 2- fourth game in a pair of non-dis- heartbreaking loss to the suburbs, expects to get a pletho- “I’m really proud of him,” nents. 5) look to get back on track in dis- trict matchups. Patriots. ra of ticket requests from family Quinn said. “A lot of speculation Halle Hughes and Rhyne trict play. Three of the losses Zach Seay also enters play “I’ve gone when things have and friends who can easily make and things are going on in the Howard combine for 37 points came by a combined eight points. after nearly recording a triple- gone well, I’ve been a part of it the drive to Houston. outside world, but he was able to per game and are both shooting Walker Valley at Ooltewah double for the Wildcats in a victo- when it hasn’t,” Quinn said. “I That’s one of those things that stay dialed in. He should be com- above 40 percent from 3-point Cooper Melton is coming off ry over Midway last Friday and want to outline some of the keys every player must deal with to mended for being on point and range with 39 3-point makes one of the best all-around outings has 39 points over his last two to playing well in the game and some degree during a Super Bowl going for it. He totally nailed apiece. of the season, as he scored 16 games. managing some of the things on week, and some manage it better that.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 24, 2017— 11 Williams, Federer through to semifinals in Australia MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) player to reach the semifinals when 14-time major winner — It was a long time coming for here in the Open era. Rafael Nadal plays Milos Raonic Venus Williams, who reached She’ll be meeting a confident and David Goffin takes on her 21st Grand Slam semifinal Vandeweghe, who dictated play Grigor Dimitrov. but her first at the Australian against French Open champion Serena Williams, aiming for a Open in 14 years. Garbine Muguruza in a 6-4, 6-0 record 23rd Grand Slam title, CoCo Vandeweghe advanced quarterfinal win. plays Johanna Konta and to her first major semifinal, any- The No. 35-ranked Karolina Pliskova meets Mirjana where, beating Grand Slam win- Vandeweghe upset top-ranked Lucic-Baroni in the remaining ners in back-to-back rounds. Angelique Kerber, who won the women’s quarterfinals. The one sure outcome when Australian and U.S. titles last Venus Williams has advanced they meet this week will be an year, in the fourth round. She through the tournament without American in the final at followed it up with another com- dropping a set, and isn’t ready Melbourne Park. manding win, the 10th in her to stop in the semifinals in the There’ll be an all-Swiss semifi- career against a Top 10 player. latest installment of her career nal in the top half of the men’s Vandeweghe saved the only revival. draw after 17-time major winner break point she faced in the first “It’s wonderful to start the Roger Federer and Stan set with an ace, and only con- year out with this appearance,” Wawrinka won their quarterfi- ceded 10 points in the 28- said Venus Williams, who hadn’t nals in straight sets. minute second set. Of her 31 reached the semifinals in Returning from a six-month winners, 14 were from her pow- Australia since 2003, the year injury layoff, the 35-year-old erful forehand side. she lost the final to sister Federer lifted his game in 6-1, 7- “Once I got rolling in the sec- Serena. “I want to go further. I’m 5, 6-2 win over Mischa Zverev, ond, it was like a freight train,” not happy just with this. But I’m the player who eliminated top- she said, “You couldn’t stop it.” so happy to be in the position to seeded Andy Murray from the Reaching a semifinal against like go further.” tournament two nights earlier. the U.S. Open champion was Williams didn’t reach the Federer won the first five more than Federer expected in quarterfinals at any of the games in 12 minutes, setting up his first major back. Grand Slams from 2011 — when AP photo a straight-forward win to reach “Not to play Stan in the semis, she was diagnosed with the ROgER FEDERER makes a forehand return to Germany’s Mischa Zverev during their quarterfinal at his 41st Grand Slam semifinal I’ll tell you that,” he said when Sjogren’s syndrome, which saps the Australian Open in Melbourne, Australia, Tuesday. and his 13th at Melbourne Park. asked what his expectations energy and causes joint pain — “I’m pleased with the way I were. “I thought I was going to until the 2015 Australian Open. over No. 15-seeded Roberta to want to be in only my second another all-Williams final. started the match ... after that, maybe make a few rounds.” She lost in the first round here Vinci and Eugenie Bouchard, final here. So it’s going to be a But Venus doesn’t plan to be naturally everything’s easier,” Wawrinka, who had his major last year, but returned to reach who reached the semifinals here well-contested match.” thinking about who was on the Federer said. “Second set was breakthrough in Australia in the semifinals at Wimbledon. and the final at Wimbledon in With her run to the other side of the net. She is definitely a key to shut it down 2014, beat Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 7- Vandeweghe also lost in the 2014. Wimbledon semifinals last year, focused on Grand Slam title No. for him. Then in the third set I 6 (2), 6-4, 6-3 — his fourth first round here last year, and at Williams said the quarterfinal Williams became the oldest 8. think I was rolling.” straight win against the the U.S. Open in September, but results were a “great win for the woman since Martina “I try to believe,” she said. “I’d The 36-year-old Williams beat Frenchman. has found her form in U.S.” Navratilova (at 37 years, 258 like to be a champion, in partic- No. 24-seeded Anastasia On Wednesday, the men’s Melbourne this year. As well as “I’m sure (Vandeweghe is) days) in 1994 to advance so far ular this year. The mentality I Pavlyuchenkova 6-4, 7-6 (3) on semifinalists from the other side the wins over Kerber and going to want to be in her first at a major. walk on court with is: ‘I deserve Tuesday, becoming the oldest of the draw will be determined Muguruza, she has had wins final,” Williams said. “I’m going There’s also the possibility of this’.” Tennessee NASCAR From Page 9 From Page 9 if a guy goes down, somebody team to have. It’s a tremendous regardless of what their record the Feb. 26 season-opening of the second stage will be and enjoy coming to the track. else is going to step in and we’re will to compete every posses- is,” Payne said. “We’re playing Daytona 500. approximately at the halfway Having two additional winning going to keep rolling.” sion.” them at Tennessee. They’re going NASCAR was energized by the point of the race. moments is a good step in that Barnes also downplayed the That game also exemplified to be hungry and aggressive changes, particularly the stages > Drivers will now earn bonus impact Tennessee’s come-from- how occasionally played down to against us, and we’ve got to go that will allow for a commercial points that will be called playoff direction to keep the drivers behind victory over Kentucky the level of inferior opponents out and play well to beat them. break that doesn’t occur during points and carry with them competitive and fans excited last season might have on the last season. The 2015-16 “It is what it is. They’re a good green-flag racing. Segment win- through the 10-race playoffs. throughout the race and sea- Volunteers’ confidence in pulling Kentucky squad lost to three team. They’re a tough, scrappy ners will be interviewed during Drivers will earn five playoff son.” an upset Tuesday. After all, most teams that finished the season team, and we’ve got to defend the breaks, and NASCAR likes points for every race win and Mike Joy, FOX NASCAR play- of the key players from last with losing records: UCLA, and rebound and play Kentucky that it creates a pause that gives one playoff point for every seg- by-play announcer, said the year’s game have moved on. Auburn and Tennessee. basketball and be efficient.” fans a chance to reset. ment win. Kevin Punter Jr. scored 27 Kentucky has been more con- Spurrier football era “As a driver, I’m happy to be > The playoffs will remain change brought racing more in points and Armani Moore had 18 sistent in its approach so far this rewarded for how I performed divided into three three-race line with other sports like foot- points and 13 rebounds that year while winning seven over at South Carolina and not how I finished,” said rounds with four drivers elimi- ball (quarters), baseball COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The night as Tennessee roared b straight and grabbing sole pos- Dale Earnhardt Jr. nated after each round to set up (innings) and hockey (periods). back from a 34-13 deficit. Both session of first place in the SEC. Spurrier era at South Carolina Race distances will not four finalists for the season “The idea of trying to get the players have since completed The Wildcats’ only losses are football is over. change under the format, which finale, where the four finalists their eligibility. against ranked nonconference Youngest son Scott Spurrier is will apply to all three national will not be eligible to earn seg- viewer in front of a TV set for Kentucky has four freshmen foes: No. 8 UCLA and No. 13 leaving the Gamecocks to become series. Had NASCAR run the ment victories. 500 miles of straight competi- in its usual starting lineup, while Louisville . an offensive quality control assis- system this past season, Jimmie The exhibition duels during tion has proven difficult in this tant at South Florida. He worked > Tennessee (10-9, 3-4) regularly That poise will be tested Johnson still would have won Speedweeks at Daytona next with both his father Steve and century,” Fox said. “People are starts three freshmen. Barnes Tuesday. With No. 2 Kansas the title, but Martin Truex Jr. month will now be worth 10 older brother Steve Jr. on South consuming sports differently now wants his underclassmen to coming to Rupp Arena on would have advanced one more points to the two race winners. Carolina’s staff in 2014 and than ever before, and every adopt the tenacity that Punter Saturday, Kentucky must resist round through the playoffs “Since NASCAR started, there 2015. He was also a walk-on and Moore showed in orchestrat- the temptation of looking past based on his two victories in the has always been change,” said sport is discussing evolving to receiver and a graduate assistant ing that comeback. Tennessee. first round. Hall of Famer Richard Petty. suit the target audience. This for the Gamecocks under his dad “Games can turn quickly, and Kentucky believes it knows Among other changes: “This new format just adapts to and was kept on staff by new race-stage format provides a we know that,” Barnes said. better than to overlook anyone. There will be no bonus the current and next generation coach Will Muschamp last winter. > better alternative than shorten- “When I think of that game, I The memories of last season’s points for leading a lap or for of fans. It’s something to help Steve Spurrier coached 10- ing races, because fans will still think of those two guys particu- trip to Knoxville are still too leading the most laps. create more excitement during plus seasons at South Carolina larly, because what they have is fresh. The number of laps in each the races. You have to put on a get their money’s worth with before quitting in midseason > what we are searching for this “Tennessee can beat us of the first two segments will be good race, a good show where just as much competition as 2015. the same in a race, and the end people want to watch at home previously.” Potteiger Dobbs From Page 9 From Page 9 don’t think it’s captivating, and way I like to play. It will be an sonal relationship is really through Thursday at 8 p.m. ET. games this past season due to an a punt returner after leading the we aim to be captivating on the identifiable brand that hopefully important. Recruiting is the life Tickets for the game range from injury he suffered against Ohio nation with an 18.7-yard average field. As a result, we will do you guys will come to love, blood of the program, so I’ll not $10 to $30 and may be purchased on Sept. 17. He returned to and returning two punts for things well but ultimately we embrace and even protect really only be getting to know the online at SeniorBowl.com. action against Kentucky on Nov. touchdowns. His 14.9 career will also ooze excellence and quickly and that fans will ulti- recruits that are committed Dobbs received 2016 Second 12 and recorded a pair of pass punt-return average (minimum enthusiasm and energy in mately come to love. already and ultimately seeing if Team All-SEC coaches honors breakups to break Jabari Greer’s 30 returns) is the best in everything we do.” “I know it’s going to be a lot of we can continue that as we get and 2016 AP Second Team All- UT career record for passes Tennessee history. Potteiger went on to say the Lee work. I’m looking forward to get- ready for next fall,” he said. SEC honors. He is the fourth defended. He currently has 22 identity will be one of high energy, ting started.” “There are a lot of things I Tennessee quarterback all-time to tackles, two tackles for loss, one entertaining soccer that will come One of the new coach’s first need to become familiar with. I earn All-SEC coaches honors, interception, and five passes I PAY TOP to symbolize the style of play that priorities will be becoming need to learn a little bit more joining Heath Shuler (1993) defended on the season. In 45 he hopes will be embraced by the familiar with his new charges about the Gulf South Peyton Manning (1995, 1996, games played, Sutton has DOLLAR! school, student body friends of after studying the team on video Conference. I need to learn a lit- 1997) and Tee Martin (1999). He amassed 127 tackles (111 solo), TOP DOLLAR PAID Lee University athletics. and meeting them for the first tle bit more about the D-II area is the seventh to earn AP All-SEC 13.0 tackles for loss, seven inter- FOR GOLD & “We will be entertaining. I time Monday. There is also the around here. I’ve got a great honors, joining Condredge ceptions, 37 passes defended, OTHER ITEMS have to watch every game and I business of enhancing his staff in place that has really Holloway (1973), Jeff Francis one sack, three forced fumbles 5301 BRAINERD do not want to be bored. I want knowledge of the Gulf South been helping me. I can’t wait to (1988), Andy Kelly (1990, 1991), and three fumbles recovered. His ROAD to be entertained,” Potteiger said Conference and the new chal- get on the soccer field and start Shuler (1993), Manning (1995, 37 career passes defended are a (423) 499-9162 light heartedly. Then on a more lenges he faces with new foes. training, composing and pre- 1996, 1997) and Martin (1999). Tennessee record. In 2015, serious note added, “We will “First and foremost I want to senting our way.” Dobbs finished the season with Sutton earned Sporting News R I C K D A V I S play entertaining soccer. It’s get to know the current team. Potteiger said it is clear to him, 2,946 passing yards and an SEC- First Team All-America honors as GOLD & DIAMONDS going to be fast paced. It’s going This is the first time I’ve met even though he is not personally best 27 passing touchdowns. He to be risky. It will be high ener- them as I walked in. I have stud- familiar with the names on the also led the league in pass effi- gy. We will be attacking, we’re ied the roster and studied video roster as of Monday afternoon, ciency with a 152.6 rating. In con- going to score goals. That’s the from last year and I think a per- what he has seen is encouraging ference games, Dobbs led the SEC and credited a strong group of with 24 total touchdowns “INVEST IN YOUR returning Flames. accounted for, 17 passing touch- “One of the things I said in downs, 316.9 yards of offense per coming here is the strength of game and a 150.6 passer rating. COMMUNITY!” the core group of returning Dobbs rushed for a UT-quarter- players. Obviously, a couple of back-record 831 yards and nine key guys graduated but the core touchdowns on 139 carries in group, the experience they have 2016 and he owns the program’s — even in some of the positions all-time career rushing mark for that we’ve got real strength in — quarterbacks at 2,160 yards. His resonate how I would like to 7,138 career passing yards rank play. I think it’s a great group,” fifth in Tennessee history and his he told the crowd. “Compared to 9,360 yards of total offense (7,138 when I went to Gordon — where passing, 2,160 rushing, 62 receiv- he had 10 players and one ing) rank third in program history healthy keeper — I’m thrilled behind only Peyton Manning with the roster that we have at (11,020) and Casey Clausen the moment. Beyond that, with (9,577). Dobbs finished his UT a couple of recruits that have career with a 23-12 record (3-0 in already committed, I think we’ve bowls) as starting quarterback, got a talented group. When you tying Holloway for the fifth-most have talent, if you can produce a wins by a UT QB. Banner photo, RICHARD ROBERTS clear and defined vision I think Sutton, who was a shutdown Cleveland Daily Banner NEW LEE men’s soccer coach Derek Potteiger speaks to the in the end that jumps you that cornerback for the Vols for four- Serving Our Community Since 1854 crowd at his introduction Monday, at Lee. much more forward.” straight years, was limited to six 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 24, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com For some, those resolutions now a part of daily life We are fast approaching the end of OUR positive changes and results. Today, I present location, or situation, as well. bumblebee has never been told of this this first month of 2017. Many of us would like to discuss three that have Once the true identity of a person’s cur- fact, or if it did hear this “factual” may have tried, once again, to become COUNTY helped me over the years. rent situation is known there can be information, that it never allowed this more organized and to keep better Start small. Any change that is too changes made that will help to not only fact to stop it from flying. records, better lists of needed items to Bradley drastic, or too lofty, usually becomes a motivate towards a goal, but to also Thank you to ALL who have chosen a complete and even better regularity of County Mayor discarded memory rather quickly. If make incremental changes that will help path of improvement for this new year. our exercise routines. you can be consistent with a small lead to the desired location, or changes. I hope that you are successful now, If you have continued these from the D. Gary Davis change to your daily routine, this helps Stop negativity. The human mind is and in the days, weeks, months and beginning of the year you are well on to inspire a person to continue in a a complex organism that has amazing years ahead. This ability not only helps your way of making this not only a desired change of their daily routine. capacity to retain information for use individuals, but it also has an added “part of your life,” but after more than “daily.” The minutes, hours and even This is proof positive that success does later. It does not filter if the information benefit in helping and strengthening 21 days it is becoming a habit, as well. the days, have a way of passing us by indeed help to instill the will to contin- is good, or bad, but equally files infor- our community as well. Three weeks, 21 short days of a consis- without us noticing that we have forgot- ue to achieve even more success. mation away for use later. This new year has wonderful poten- tent behavior, has hopefully helped in ten to include our new ideas, exercises, Stay focused. A map does not help I have always found it interesting tial and I hope that many use the gift of making changes that will positively routines and even studies into a part of anyone if there is not a desired destina- that the average bumblebee has scien- each day to not only help themselves, influence your life for the better. each new day. Many people have devel- tion that one wants to travel toward. tifically been proven to have wings that but to also help others in their commu- I have often been reminded the prob- oped wonderful plans and ideas over And it is also true that to arrive to a are entirely too small to provide the lift nity. In doing so, each and every day, lem that many of us face in making the years to help in making incremental new location that may be found on a necessary to give it the gift of flight. It we continue to help keep Bradley changes in our lives, is that life is so changes in life that help to bring about map, you also have to know of your is a very good idea that the average County, Tennessee at its best! DEAR Viewpoint ANNIE

There are reasons that we Dear Annie: My husband and I were recently invited to a sur- should mind our manners prise birthday party for his 30- year-old daughter, “Marcy.” We "Can­ you­ believe­ some­ jerk ting­more­wrapped­up­in­ourselves. received the “invitation” by text told­me­it­was­rude­to­talk­on­my And­that­is­bad­for­our­society." three days before the party via cellphone­ inside­ the­ movie­ the- "Who­are­you,­Miss­Manners?" the son-in-law’s mother, and it was scheduled at an expensive ater?" "To­ be­ honest,­ sir,­ Miss restaurant. Seemed a little off, as "Well,­sir,­he­did­have­a­point. Manners­ speaks­ good­ sense. it was less than two weeks before In­ the­ era­ of­ cellphones­ and She,­ Judith­ Martin,­ says­ that Christmas and many budgets are social­ media,­ too­ many­ people manners­ and­ etiquette­ are­ the stretched now, but the son-in- are­ so­ consumed­ with­ their­ own philosophical­basis­of­civilization. law and his family are well-to-do. needs,­they're­trampling­civil­soci- She­says­that­people­must­have­a We and other family members ety." common­ language­ of­ behavior RSVP’d that yes, we were coming. "Ah,­put­a­cork­in­it." that­restrains­their­impulses.­This The day of the party, we all "Look,­ there­ have­ been­ times is­how­we­prevent­our­communal received another text with specif- in­ human­ history­ when­ barbar- lives­ from ic instructions about what time Marcy’s husband would be bring- ians­ ruled­ and­ manners­ didn't. being­abrasive, ing her and not to answer any But­what­really­ruled­during­these unpleasant, calls from her; it was all a big periods­ were­ selfishness­ and and­ even happy surprise for her. The text impulsiveness." explosive." also mentioned that the cost of a "You're­ going­ to­ have­ to "Sounds­ like meal at this restaurant would be explain." something­ that between $75 and $120 per cou- "Did­ you­ know­ the­ word­ 'eti- nutty­ lady Hungary’s Viktor Orban praises ple. Am I a fuddy-duddy to think quette'­originated­under­Henry­XIV would­say." this was inappropriate? We let the text inviter know in­the­1600s?­Proper­etiquette­and Purcell "Martin­ says manners­ define­ what­ social that­ our­ legal Trump’s ‘end of multilateralism’ that most of us would not be staying for dinner so she could behavior­is­and­isn't­proper." system­was­originally­intended­to BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — defend itself from external change the reservation. One per- "I­ain't­following­rules­of­behav- punish­ serious­ conflict­ involving President Donald Trump’s posi- threats “without America.” son was angry and opted out ior­ drafted­ up­ by­ snooty­ old the­ loss­ of­ life,­ limb­ or­ property, tion that all countries have the “We have received “The key to the solution is real- completely. We went for the “sur- French­people." but­now­courts­are­forced­to­han- right to put their own interests permission from, if you ly simple and it is called the prise” part, gave Marcy our gifts "Then­perhaps­I­can­reference dle­ disputes­ that­ the­ proper­ use first was the key phrase of his like, the highest position French-German military cooper- and politely visited. When all the someone­ nearer­ and­ dearer­ to of­etiquette­used­to­prevent." inaugural address, the prime in the world so we can ation, a joint army, a joint secu- son-in-law’s family abruptly took your­ heart:­ As­ a­ teenager, "I­ain't­following." minister of Hungary said now also put ourselves rity system,” Orban said. “It seats at one end of the table, we George­Washington­hand-copied "She­says­that­what­used­to­be Monday. in first place. This is a sounds very simple but if you left. The son-in-law’s comment Prime Minister Viktor Orban great thing, a great think about it, such a thing has when we left was, “Are you sure 'The­Rules­of­Civility,'­a­list­start- an­ insult,­ for­ instance,­ is­ now interpreted Trump’s statement never existed.” ed­by­French­Jesuits­in­the­1590s called­ slander.­ What­ used­ to­ be freedom and a great you don’t want to stay?” as “the end of multilateralism” gift.” Orban said he hoped Fillon’s My husband and I would have that­ was­ translated­ into­ English meanness­ is­ now­ called­ hate and as permission for Hungary to trip to Berlin would help clarify — PM Victor Orban been glad to assist financially around­1640." speech.­ And­ what­ used­ to­ be also put itself in first place. the issue. with this party or suggest a less "His­ mother­ probably­ put­ him boorishness­is­now­called­sexual Trump said in his inaugural The Hungarian prime minister expensive alternative so all our up­to­it." harassment.­ If­ our­ rules­ of­ eti- address that Washington “will tion in the world so we can now also said that if Europe wanted family could have attended with- "The­ fact­ of­ the­ matter­ is­ that quette­ were­ stronger,­ you­ see, seek friendship and goodwill with also put ourselves in first place,” to increase trade with the East, out feeling burdened — if we America­has­been­more­manner- fewer­ people­ would­ engage­ in the nations of the world.” Orban said at an economic con- specifically with China, “it won’t would have been asked. My hus- ly­in­the­past­than­it­is­now.­Until actions­ that­ are­ now­ considered “But we do so with the under- ference organized by the National work if every morning we lecture band loves his daughter, but it the­ 1960s,­ children­ were­ taught crimes." standing that it is the right of all Bank of Hungary. “This is a great them about human rights.” seems the son-in-law and his nations to put their own interests thing, a great freedom and a “This position will only result family buy her away from us good­ manners­ in­ school.­ Adults "You­think­so,­huh?" first,” Trump said Friday. “We do in a rhetorical opening toward defined­ themselves­ as­ ladies­ or "It's­ really­ not­ so­ complicated, great gift.” whenever possible. And she not seek to impose our way of life Orban also implied that con- the East, but not in reality,” loves it, but it really makes for gentlemen­ based­ on­ how­ well sir.­A­civil­society­is­one­in­which on anyone, but rather to let it servative Francois Fillon is his Orban said. “The essence of some hard feelings, especially they­ practiced­ good­ etiquette­ ... people­are­concerned­for­their­fel- shine as an example.” preferred candidate to become opening to the East is respect.” during the holidays. — Family how­ considerate­ they­ were­ of low­ man.­ Manners­ and­ etiquette Orban, an early supporter of the next president of France and Orban, who will try to win a Stressed their­fellow­human­beings." are­a­conscious­way­of­exercising Trump who has praised his supported his desire for a new fourth, four-year term in 2018 Dear Stressed: Sending out a "Hey,­ my­ old­ lady­ grew­ up­ in this­concern." immigration policies, said that military alliance in Europe. and has been often criticized for last-minute “Oh, by the way, that­era­and­she­don't­know­noth- "You're­losing­me." the West was undergoing a Orban said this new alliance centralizing power and weaken- hope you’re all prepared to spend ing­ about­ etiquette.­ We­ went­ to "Look,­we­need­to­remember­to “change of character” and that could give Europe greater self- ing democratic checks and bal- $100 tonight” text? That’s the the­ballet­once­and­she­forgot­the say­ 'please'­ and­ 'thank­ you.'­ We Trump’s phrase was essential to confidence and the ability to ances, said the “Hungarian wrong kind of surprise party. understand what was ahead for negotiate with all parties, includ- model” was comprised of political I’m guessing that money has sandwiches." need­ to­ open­ the­ door­ for the world. stability, a strict fiscal policy, a "But­today,­sir,­civility­is­coming strangers.­ We­ should­ turn­ off­ the ing Russia. never been much of an issue for “We have received permission Orban called it a “grave issue” work-based society and the these people, so they’re probably unraveled­ at­ the­ seams.­ People cellphones­at­the­movies­and­inside from, if you like, the highest posi- whether Europe would be able to opening toward the East. clueless. Clue them in. Ask them are­rude,­impatient­and­inconsid- restaurants.­At­dinner,­we­shouldn't to get you involved earlier in the erate.­Some­say­the­lack­of­civility eat­until­the­host­does,­we­should process next time so you can help is­caused­by­our­fast-paced­soci- never­put­our­elbows­on­the­table, plan and contribute. ety.­ Others­ suggest­ that­ new and­we­should­dab­our­mouths­with TODAY IN HISTORY But once you have communi- technology­is­making­it­easier­to the­napkin,­never­wipe." cated to them your wishes and be­rude." "Napkin?­What­is­this­thing­you (AP) — Today is Tuesday, Jan. Carolina, dropping its payload of his State of the Union address to been open about your expecta- "Yeah,­yeah." call­napkin?" 24, the 24th day of 2017. There two nuclear bombs, neither of deliver a populist challenge to tions for them, you must let go of "But­I­say­it's­also­because­we're "I­see­we­have­our­work­cut­out are 341 days left in the year. which went off; three crew mem- shrink the gap between rich and the hard feelings. As the saying living­more­isolated­lives.­We're­get- for­us." Today’s Highlight in History: bers were killed. poor, promising to tax the goes, “resentment is like drinking On Jan. 24, 1942, the Roberts In 1963, a U.S. Air Force B-52 wealthy more and help jobless poison and expecting the other ­­­­­––––––– Commission placed much of the on a training mission crashed Americans get work and hang person to die.” Stay healthy. (About the writer: Tom Purcell is a Pittsburgh Tribune-Review humor blame for America’s lack of pre- into Elephant Mountain in onto their homes. Republican Dear Annie: This is regarding columnist and is nationally syndicated exclusively by Cagle Cartoons paredness for Imperial Japan’s Maine; seven of the nine crew presidential candidate Mitt your answer to “Child Forever,” Inc. Send comments to Tom at [email protected]. ©2017 Tom attack on Pearl Harbor on Rear members were killed. Romney released his 2010 tax whose parents want her to live Purcell. Opinions expressed in guest “Viewpoints” do not necessarily Adm. Husband E. Kimmel and In 1965, British statesman returns, showing that his annual closer to home. The day our reflect the views of the Cleveland Daily Banner.) Lt. Gen. Walter C. Short, the Winston Churchill died in income topped $20 million and daughter was dropped off for her Navy and Army commanders. London at age 90. that he had paid about $3 million freshman year of college, she and On this date: In 1975, the extremist group in federal income taxes. I felt very much that this was a In 1742, Charles VII was elect- FALN bombed Fraunces Tavern One year ago: A magnitude- rite of passage. We had both been ed Holy Roman Emperor during in New York City, killing four peo- 7.1 quake knocked items off preparing for this last “untying,” Cleveland Daily Banner the War of the Austrian ple. shelves and walls in Alaska, jolt- if you will (versus “cutting”). She – Established in 1854 – Succession. In 1989, confessed serial killer ing the nerves of residents in the has soared independently quite In 1848, James W. Marshall Theodore Bundy was executed in earthquake-prone region. The well. Yes, she’s learned her life EDITOR AND PUBLISHER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR discovered a gold nugget at Florida’s electric chair. Denver Broncos defeated the New lessons, and yes, I’ve winced and Ralph Baldwin Herb Lacy Sutter’s Mill in northern In 1992, a judge in El Salvador England Patriots, 20-18, to win cried with her. 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Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of August 8, and you’ve ing analysis, and development of Banner Staff Writer Freiberg said the written poli- That is a discretionary item.” Commerce, and Sharon Marr wrapped your arms a business/art/technology incu- cy that will be adopted by the Members of the committee and Keith Barrett of Mainstreet around this (downtown bator. A new law passed by the county “just codifies everything also discussed designating a Cleveland. redevelopment). I’m He recommends the advisory Tennessee State Legislature they want us to put in writing.” position, and not a person, to Fivas said the catalyst for the impressed with what panel include two members of brought the Bradley County Blake noted one of the be the facilitator of open Commission’s Ad Hoc commit- plan is the relocation of you’ve brought to us Mainstreet Cleveland, one from statutes says only residents of records requests. Whirlpool from downtown the Cleveland Housing tee on commission procedure to Tennessee “have enforceable Commission Chairman Louie today.” — Councilman the table Monday morning. Cleveland, Lee University’s con- Dale Hughes Authority, one elected official, rights to access public records,” Alford made the suggestion tinued expansion into the down- one from the Chamber, another That new statute requires the but adds the county has the when he noted if a person was town area, and Tennessee’s new from Impact Cleveland, one from county to have a written policy discretion to provide records to designated to be the open annexation laws. and entertainment. Lee University, and four concerning open records in persons who do not have proof records point person left their He said there are two primary The city manager went on to appointed by the mayor and place by July 1. of residency. position, “Who would they go goals for the plan. list eight goals for his blueprint. Council to represent banking, It says the policy that is “We have always enforced the to?” One of the goals is to create a He hopes these goals will serve legal services, restaurants, real adopted “shall not impose policy you have to provide iden- The committee did not sched- community-based vision to for articulating future design estate, and other businesses or requirements on those request- tification you are a Tennessee ule another meeting in the guide future downtown develop- and development concepts, as agencies. ing records that are more bur- resident,” Freiberg said. “You immediate future. ment, regardless of budgets, pol- well as prioritizing new policies Vice Mayor Avery Johnson densome than state law.” itics, property ownership or any and programs for downtown said he would like panel mem- Committee Chairman Milan other perceived barriers. Cleveland. bers selected from throughout Blake said while the deadline is The second goal is to identify He said the goals build on the the community, representing all some time away, he wanted the priority projects, budget esti- community’s values and will be the city’s districts. matter taken care of “before we mates and a realistic action fully developed in future collab- Fivas pointed out that work start into the budget and other West plan. oration with community and on Inman Street has already things.” From Page 1 Favis continued, saying that business leaders, downtown begun, and should be completed County Attorney Crystal the vision is to create a livable neighbors, and other stakehold- this fall. He also lists anticipated Freiberg noted the new statute West served as interim third 911 Executive Director Joe and memorable downtown of ers. He anticipates a determina- dates for the start, and comple- says the policy “shall be applied shift supervisor during the con- Wilson recognized her service district neighborhoods, connect- tion of how downtown Cleveland tion, of all of these opportuni- to the various departments or solidation transition of with 911 at the organization’s ed by a walkable and strong will look, feel and function in ties. elected officials.” Cleveland-Bradley County 911, Christmas dinner. infrastructure. coming years. Challenges (opportunities) in “My suggestion is that we and then as assistant supervi- Her last day at work was He lists six parts to the vision. Without going into specific other districts: apply it to everybody unless sor while she also ran the Dec. 22. They include: detail, these goals include: Taylor Spring District: they can show us they have a agency’s newsletter. Peak noted her sister had No. 1: Make downtown urban design; the regional eco- Construction of Taylor Spring policy in place,” Freiberg said. She served as a CTO (trainer) worked for 28 years in the Cleveland more attractive by nomic engine; a premier of arts, Park, construction of a Blake said he would be call- until leaving in 1998 and mov- emergency services industry. stimulating its street activities, cultural, recreation and enter- Greenway connector to down- ing another meeting to get the ing to Jefferson County, where “She was a firefighter as creating interesting urban tainment destination; walkable, town, Inman Street corridor and input from the elected officials West worked for Jefferson well,” Peak noted. spaces and architecture, and by full-service neighborhoods; Johnston Park redevelopment. and department heads. County 911 until 2004, when “After 28 years, I didn’t feel enhancing its role as a destina- thriving retail development and Blythe/Oldfield District: Work Freiberg said the county “is she began working for Sevier like she had gotten enough tion; restaurants; interconnected nat- with strategic partners to create doing everything that is in this County 911, dispatching fire recognition so I dragged her up No. 2: Make downtown ural and recreational amenities; a redevelopment plan, construc- policy now.” and EMS calls and transferring here to embarrass her and rec- Cleveland more sustainable by a multi-dimensional transporta- tion of a new neighborhood “Because before the state said law enforcement calls to the ognize her,” Peak said. promoting growth and jobs of tion system; and the target park(s), cluster development of you have to have a written poli- area jurisdiction agencies. The commendation says different types; areas of the plan. new residential units, and cre- cy, the state Open Records West came back home to West’s “... impact, service and No. 3: Make downtown He said the target area ation of a neighborhood stabi- Counsel had what they called Cleveland in March 2007, test- your presence have helped to Cleveland more livable by link- includes the Downtown lization program. ‘Best Practices and Guidelines,’ ed and was hired back at make Bradley County and our ing neighborhoods, and creating Entrepreneur District, the College Hill District: Work which I believe we have been Bradley County 911. region a better place during or better defining neighborhood Blythe-Oldfield District with strategic partners to create following,” she said. “It also had She has been also recognized your 28 years working in emer- centers with stores, services and (changed by Council members a redevelopment plan, Inman a schedule for charges which we by Cleveland 100 twice and gency services.” open spaces; from South End District), Street corridor, cluster develop- No. 4: Make downtown College Hill District, Taylor ment of new residential units, Cleveland more diverse and Spring District, and Cleveland’s and a neighborhood stabilization affordable by providing addition- Historic Neighborhood. program. al and a wider range of housing Emphasis in the Downtown Historic District: North Ocoee Meetings options; Entrepreneur District would corridor improvements, enhance From Page 1 No. 5: Make downtown include specifics for opportunity owner-occupied homes in dis- Cleveland memorable and easily and challenge. trict, create an infill program for Street NW. agenda were approved by the recognizable by emphasizing Fivas said these opportunities vacant lots, and continued n Thursday, Jan. 26 (District 2): Council. bold, ambitious moves such as are an Inman Street “diet,” resi- branding of the Historic District. 6:30 p.m. at the These community Mayor Tom Rowland was narrowing and streetscaping dential living options, Fivas’ presentation Monday Cleveland/Bradley County Public meetings will start authorized to sign a contract with Inman Street; and streetscape development, rede- was warmly received by Council Library, 795 Church St. tonight with at 6:30 at Terra Running for event manage- No. 6: Supporting the unique- velopment of the old Cherokee members, and he was highly n Thursday, Feb. 2 (District 3): George R. Stuart ment of the Cleveland Recycles 5K. ness of existing neighborhoods, Hotel (Cleveland Summit), the commended. 6:30 p.m. at Legacy Senior Living Elementary Schools at Council also authorized the but also recognizing the value to $1.7 million park-and-ride grant District 5 Councilman Dale Center, 2235 Candies Lane NW. 802 20th St. NW., just annual payment of $2,000 to the distinct neighborhoods with new and program, streetscape con- Hughes was the most generous. n Tuesday, Feb. 7 (District 4): off Keith Street. Chattanooga Regional Planning districts such as arts, sports struction, creation of a “You came to us August 8, 6:30 p.m. at Mayfield Elementary Another meeting will Agency for supplying the Green and you’ve wrapped your arms School, 501 20th Street NE. follow this week on Trips program to the around this (downtown redevel- n Thursday, Feb. 9 (District 5): Thursday, with others Cleveland/Chattanooga Commute opment),” Hughes said. “I’m 6:30 p.m. at Cleveland High to continue through the Hub Project. The Council also impressed with what you’ve School’s Betsy Vines Theater, 850 first half of the month authorized the mayor to sign a Greenway brought to us today.” Raider Drive. of February. grant application to TDOT for the From Page 1 Johnson also added to acco- n Wednesday, Feb. 15 (General 2017 Mini Grant Program in the lades for the new city manager. Forum): 3 p.m. at Museum Center amount of $5,000 for Blythe- to the mess the horses left regulation on horses was already Fivas shook off the praise by at Five Points, 200 Inman St. history of law enforcement in the Bower Elementary School. behind. in place in city ordinances, the giving his own praise to his “out- The purpose of these meetings, community. n In new business, two resolu- The arrogance of the horse- Council moved on to other issues standing” city staff. Fivas said, is to assess the atti- n Two public hearings were tions and two ordinances were back riders, in apparently refus- without discussion. He also cautioned the Council tudes and opinions of local resi- held. Both were closed when there amended or approved. ing to clean up the horse drop- Pettit and her department will not to focus on this preliminary dents concerning the quality of life was no one voicing opposition or The two resolutions involved pings, was also a factor which be moving forward to post this plan for downtown redevelop- in Cleveland. It is a continuation of support. adoption of a plan of services, and elevated the seriousness and rule that horses (or ponies) are ment and revitalization. the collection of community sur- The first hearing was on a reso- annexing, the properties on 22th extent of the complaints. not allowed on the Greenway. “We still have the whole rest of veys which was initiated a few lution to annex about 20.5 acres Street N.W. and New Murraytown Once it was understood by This will guarantee the rule can the community which we have to weeks ago. on 22nd Street N.W. and New Road N.W. Council members Monday that a be enforced, and penalties levied. take care of,” he emphasized. According to the city manager, Murraytown Road N.W., which The first ordinance was an the survey effort has been a includes adoption of a plan of serv- amendment to the budget for fiscal tremendous success thus far, with ices. The Cleveland Municipal year 2017. The second was zoning additional surveys to be filled out Planning Commission recom- of the 22th Street/New Leaders and collected at these community mended approval. Murraytown Road property. meetings. Fivas and his staff had The second public hearing was n Two Council members, Tom From Page 1 hoped for at least 500 completed the rezoning of 18.28 acres at the Cassada and Bill Estes, were surveys when they started. They same location from unincorporat- selected to fill vacancies on the Operations Director Daniel Hale before AMB,” Hale said. In April, already have more than 800, with ed county to R-1 Single Family community’s Economic spoke to the committee. May and June of 2016, we were more to come, Residential. Development Council. “I kind of feel like this is simi- “The issue that I have at $408, $353 and $342. The Fivas pointed out there are 14 n Dee Burris is requesting con- In another committee selection, lar to the conversations we had is that we were expecting goal was $310 for those months. key categories in the survey, which sideration for a sewer connection Larry Bryant was named a full- last time when it comes to just you to come in at a We did hit the guarantee that is he and his staff hope will enable for a planned dwelling at 11th time member of the Wrecker the contract,” Harrod said. certain number and you in the contract.” them to compile data to help and Craigmiles streets, and has Board. He added he wanted to be came in at that number it Hale said the numbers which Council members understand the said he is not opposed to annexa- n In a final issue, the Council “super, super clear” on the point would appear. But, we came after the initial ramp-up priorities of the community. tion of the property. approved a motion from Estes that “either way you slice it or made our projections on period shows that since July Surveys are also being collected City staff reported they are not that the city staff pursue addi- dice it, we feel we’re good in the budget apparently 2016, the revenue per transport at the Cleveland Municipal opposed to the property being tional information, and obtain accordance with our contractual has been $329 on average. far in excess of that. We Building (190 Church St.); at the annexed, but would be more posi- some hard facts, concerning the guarantee.” “Taking everything into have a discrepancy and Chamber of Commerce, 225 Keith tive if two nearby properties were old Cherokee Hotel (Summit “I want to get that clear account since the ramp-up, it’s it’s one that is apparently St.; Cleveland/Bradley Public also in agreement. No action on Apartments) in downtown. because in the RFP (request for been stellar compared to where it internally with our Library, 795 Church St.; and at the request was taken, and it was The Council is considering sev- proposal) that we responded to, was prior to AMB,” Hale said. budget projections. How Impact Cleveland, 1075 Blythe sent back to the planning commis- eral possibilities for the property, there were multiple different Harrod said the true measure we blew it, I don’t know.” Ave. sioners for discussion. and how it might figure into rede- combinations listed and none of of success, according to AMB, is — Tom Crye The most popular source, Burris is chairman of the velopment plans for downtown the numbers are jiving together,” how much revenue is being according to Fivas, is online at Planning Commission, but Cleveland. There is also the Harrod said. brought in per run. recused himself in previous dis- question of what is going to hap- The terms of the contract state number of runs. “You may make 2,000 calls www.clevelandtn.gov/community- cussions. pen to the tenants of the housing AMB would provide billing servic- “We said at the end of the six- per month, but maybe only survey. n Three items on the consent facility. es and software, along with a month ramp-up period, we can 1,500 of those were billable,” The city and its administrative guarantee of a 10 percent get you a 10 percent increase,” Harrod said. “If those are not staff are requesting all surveys be increase in revenue per trans- Hale said. “So what we put in the billable runs, we cannot impact submitted before Friday, Feb. 24. port. contract was that for months that at all. All we can impact is For any questions regarding the The county pays AMB a service seven, eight and nine, we would what you guys give us to bill. survey, area residents can contact Budget fee of 5.25 percent per month of increase your $282 per run up to We’re going to bill it. We’re going Beverly Lindsey in the city manag- net collections for a three-year $310.41 per run, and if we don’t, to collect the most cash that we er’s office at 423-472-4551, or From Page 1 term. we would cut our rate from 5.25 can per run.” email questions to blindsey@cleve- landtn.gov. Polk County is willing to pay the “It’s a new era,” said Peak, not- Hale said when AMB took over, percent to 4.46 percent.” Commissioner Thomas Crye cost of moving two of the build- ing the changes in subdivision the county was at $282 per He noted in April 2016, the told the AMB representatives, Information, concerns and sug- gestions from these surveys, and ings on the property which were regulations over the years. transport, a number which is the revenue per transport was $408. “It’s evident you’re meeting your the old Ocoee Post Office. Lorrie Moultrie, assistant to the cash collections divided by the “You were at $282 per run goals.” from the community meetings, will be reviewed to help the Council Davis said the Commission commission, said Freiberg told “The issue that I have is that needs to make a decision as to her there were “no easy options we were expecting you to come in determine a priority of needs in each individual community of what it wants to do with the to the problem.” at a certain number and you property so advertisements can Commissioners also heard came in at that number it would Cleveland, through the coming Abuse year and into the future. be placed asking for bids to pur- from county resident Carl Holt, appear,” Crye said. “But, we chase and/or property swaps. who spoke to the Commission From Page 1 made our projections on the Other Council business: n To kick off the regular meet- Commissioner Terry Caywood concerning problems he is having head, the child also had multiple Monday, were incarcerated at the budget apparently far in excess said he wants to have further with the Ocoee Utility District of that. We have a discrepancy ing at 3 p.m. Monday, Mayor Tom skull fractures, multiple broken Bradley County Justice Center, Rowland joined Police Chief Mark conversations with County about water billing. bones and a brain bleed that later each with a bond of $75,000. and it’s one that is apparently Attorney Crystal Freiberg con- Commissioner Howard internally with our budget projec- Gibson in swearing in three new required surgery, West noted. Investigation into the case is police officers. cerning a subdivision on Van Thompson said he would arrange The case against O’Donnell and continuing, and anyone with tions. How we blew it, I don’t Davis Road which has roads for Holt and the area farmers know.” Gibson was commended for fill- Newman was taken before the information regarding the child or ing his ranks with qualified, young which were never constructed. who were with him to meet with grand jury, and on Jan. 18, an parents are asked to contact The committee agreed to main- When the original plat was OUD officials. tain communications with AMB officers. The new officers include indictment on the two handed Detective Daniel Gibbs at the Bradley Colbaugh, Nicholas Payne submitted over 50 years ago, reg- Commissioners Peak and Dan down. The two were both taken police department at 423-559- and revisit the situation at a later ulations did not require roads to Rawls said they would join those date. and Dustin Lawson. Lawson into custody this week, and as of 3393. comes from a family with a long be a part of the plat. discussions when they happen. 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 24, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Trump undercuts bipartisan effort Senate Democrats WASHINGTON (AP) — Even as President Donald Trump starts reaching out to lawmakers and to propose $1 trillion business and union leaders to sell his policies, he’s still making false claims about election fraud. During a bipartisan reception infrastructure plan with lawmakers at the White WASHINGTON (AP) — Trump bemoaned the state House Monday evening, Trump Senate Democrats on of America’s roads, bridges, claimed the reason he’d lost the Tuesday will propose spend- airports and railways during popular vote to his Democratic ing $1 trillion on transporta- the presidential campaign rival was that 3 million to 5 mil- tion and other infrastructure and promised to generate $1 lion immigrants living in the U.S. projects over 10 years in an trillion in infrastructure illegally had voted. That’s accord- attempt to engage President investment, putting people to ing to a Democratic aide familiar Donald Trump on an issue work in the process. But with the exchange who spoke on where they hope to find com- Trump has offered few condition of anonymity to dis- mon ground. specifics. Administration offi- cuss the private meeting. Details of the plan provided cials have indicated they There is no evidence to sup- to The Associated Press expect Trump to offer details port Trump’s claim. include $200 billion for a this spring. The assertion appeared to be “vital infrastructure fund.” An “Senate Democrats are part of a developing pattern for example of the types of proj- walking the walk on repairing Trump and his new administra- AP Photo/susan Walsh ects that could be eligible for and rebuilding our nation’s tion in which falsehoods over- PResIdent donAld Trump, center, hosts a reception for House and Senate leaders in the the State financing from the fund is the crumbling infrastructure,” shadow outreach efforts. Dining Room of the White House in Washington, Monday. Some of the participants are, from left, Senate Gateway Program to repair Senate Minority leader After a contentious weekend, Minority Leader Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wis., and House Majority and replace rail lines and Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., Trump began his first full week Leader Kevin McCarthy of California. tunnels between New York said. “We ask President as president bounding from one and New Jersey, some of Trump to support this com- ornate room of the White House which are over 100 years old mon sense, comprehensive to another as he played host to evidence that voter fraud signifi- have long accepted his tendency frame to ensure maximum atten- and were damaged in approach.” business, labor and cantly affected the vote. to become fixated on seemingly tion for each move. Superstorm Sandy in 2012. Democrats estimate their Congressional leaders. Again and Earlier Monday, Trump chart- insignificant issues, some pri- Yet he appeared to suggest The project, which would plan would create 15 million again, he ordered aides to sum- ed a new American course vately conceded that his focus on that Trump would not move double the number of trains jobs. mon journalists from their West abroad, withdrawing the United inauguration crowds was quickly — or perhaps at all — to per hour using the tunnels A proposal by two of Wing workspace at a moment’s States from the sweeping Trans- unhelpful on the opening week- reinstate deportations for young and help enable high-speed Trump’s financial advisers notice for unscheduled state- Pacific Partnership, using one of end of his presidency. immigrants protected from Amtrak service, is estimated circulated just after the elec- ments and photo opportunities. his first actions in office to reject In addition to his executive deportation under the Obama to cost about $20 billion. tion calls for using $137 bil- Among those meetings: a a centerpiece of Barack Obama’s action on TPP, Trump signed administration. Republican leaders, who lion in tax credits to generate reception at the White House for attempts to counter China and memorandums freezing most Spicer said Trump’s focus have said previously that $1 trillion in private invest- congressional leaders of both deepen U.S. ties in Asia. federal government hiring — would be on people in the U.S. they’re waiting for Trump to ment in infrastructure proj- parties, with plenty of meatballs For Trump, the move was a though he noted an exception for illegally who have criminal offer his own proposal, are ects over 10 years. But and small talk. fulfillment of a central campaign the military — and reinstating a records or who pose a threat. unlikely to embrace the investors are typically inter- Trump on Tuesday will contin- promise. He has repeatedly cast ban on providing federal money “That’s where the priority’s Democratic plan. It’s not clear ested only in projects that ue his outreach efforts as he the 12-nation trade pact — to international groups that per- going to be, and then we’re going where Democrats would get have a revenue stream like meets with executives from the which was eagerly sought by U.S. form abortions or provide infor- to continue to work through the the money for their proposal. tolls to produce a profit. auto industry. allies in Asia — as detrimental to mation on the option. The regu- entire number of folks that are Infrastructure was raised Charging tolls for roads Trump tweeted early in the American businesses lation, known as the “Mexico City here illegally,” he said. at a meeting Monday between and bridges is often unpopu- morning that his focus will be “Great thing for the American Policy,” has been a political vol- Spicer — making his first Trump and lawmakers from lar. A recent Washington Post creating and keeping jobs. worker what we just did,” Trump leyball, instituted by Republican appearance at the briefing room both parties. “They thought poll found that 66 percent of “I want new plants to be built said in brief remarks as he administrations and rescinded podium since his angry tirade that was an area maybe to the public opposes granting here for cars sold here,” he wrote. signed a notice in the Oval Office. by Democratic ones since 1984. against the press on Saturday — find common ground, and tax credits to investors who Also on Tuesday, Trump is The Obama administration The actions were among the also appeared to back away from then Sen McConnell made put their money into trans- expected to speak by phone with spent years negotiating the long list of steps candidate Trump’s assertion that he could the important point it needs portation projects in Indian Prime Minister Narendra Pacific Rim pact, though the Trump pledged to take on his move the U.S. Embassy in Israel to be paid for because we’ve exchange for the right to Modi and meet with his newly mood in Washington on trade opening day as president. But from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. While got $20 trillion in debt,” Sen. charge tolls. sworn-in CIA Director Mike soured over time. Obama never other “Day One” promises were presidential candidates have John Cornyn of Texas, the The American Association Pompeo. sent the accord to Congress for going unfulfilled, including plans long made similar pledges, all No. 2 Senate Republican of State Highway and Trump’s comments on the ratification, making Trump’s to propose a constitutional have abandoned the idea over leader. Transportation Officials and popular vote were similar to actions Monday largely symbolic. amendment imposing term limits concerns that following through Senate Majority leader transportation industry lob- claims he made on Twitter in late The start of Trump’s first full on members of Congress and ter- would further inflame tensions in Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., has bying groups want a hike in November that he had won the week in office had begun as a minating Obama’s executive the volatile region. said he doesn’t want another direct federal spending electoral college in a “landslide” reset after a tumultuous week- actions deferring deportations for “We are at the early stages in infrastructure plan that is instead of tax credits. What is and “won the popular vote if you end dominated by his and his some people living in the U.S. this decision-making process,” effectively an economic stim- needed most, they say, is deduct the millions of people who spokesman’s false statements illegally. Spicer said of the possible ulus program like the one money to address the growing voted illegally.” Hillary Clinton about inauguration crowds and Spokesman Sean Spicer said embassy relocation. “If it was Congress passed in 2009 at backlog of maintenance and won the popular vote by nearly their vigorous complaints about Monday that Trump intended to already a decision, then we former President Barack repair projects, most of which 2.9 million votes despite losing media coverage of the celebra- follow through on his proposals, wouldn’t be going through a Obama’s behest. are unsuitable for tolling. the electoral college. There is no tions. While Trump’s advisers though on a more extended time- process.” 2 GOP senators Trump budget pick Mulvaney would let states keep faces Senate WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Mick Obama health law Mulvaney, President Donald Trump’s staunchly conservative WASHINGTON (AP) — Two drive up medical costs for con- choice to lead the White House Republican senators said sumers. budget office, says the govern- Monday that they’ll propose leg- “Ultimately, this proposal is ment’s “debt is a problem that must islation that lets states keep for- an empty facade that would cre- be addressed sooner, rather than mer President Barack Obama’s ate chaos — not care — for mil- later.” health care overhaul or opt for a lions of Americans,” he said. But in remarks prepared for a new program providing trimmed- Congressional leaders of both Tuesday appearance before the down coverage. parties met with Trump on Senate Budget Committee, the The plan by Sens. Bill Cassidy Monday at the White House, South Carolina Republican says it’s of Louisiana and Susan Collins with participants saying they too early to say what steps the new of Maine would retreat from discussed health care and other administration will take to reduce years of GOP cries to repeal issues, including infrastructure. intractable government deficits. Obama’s law and replace it with No. 2 Senate GOP leader John AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell, File Mulvaney will appear as the a still undefined Republican Cornyn of Texas said Trump told In thIs JAn. 4 FIle photo, a worker at the near-deserted Ford construction site rides past an unfin- Congressional Budget Office alternative. It comes as GOP them he intended to enact an ished building, one day after Ford announced it was canceling plans to build its plant in Villa de Reyes, reveals new estimates about the lawmakers face pressure from alternative that is “better and outside San Luis Potosi, Mexico. Ford said declining sales of small cars, not President Donald Trump, deficits the administration will President Donald Trump to more affordable” than Obama’s influenced the Mexico plant decision, and the company will still make the Focus in Mexico at a different inherit. The government ran a $587 quickly void and replace the overhaul. Cornyn said that plant. billion deficit last year and that health law and as Republicans prompted pushback from level of red ink is predicted to rise continue hunting for a proposal Congress’ two top Democrats, steadily. that would unite them. House Minority Leader Nancy How a Trump tariff could “Fundamental changes are need- “It has been a Republican Pelosi of California and Senate ed in the way Washington spends principle that power is best held Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and taxes if we truly want a healthy by individuals and states, not of New York, but he and others economy,” Mulvaney says in testi- the federal government,” Cassidy said the conversation was not sideswipe U.S. auto industry mony prepared for the hearing. told reporters. specific. DETROIT (AP) — The threat through free-trade deals. Whitman of options. “This must include changing our Trump has said he wants to Also late Monday, a memo from President Donald Trump to says Detroit automakers can’t Abandoning Mexico and moving government’s long-term fiscal path keep some of the Obama over- prepared for Tuesday’s Senate tax Mexican-made cars sold in the build small cars profitably in the production to the U.S., as Trump — which is unsustainable.” haul’s consumer protections, Finance Committee hearing on U.S. would throw the industry into U.S., where a unionized auto work- demands, would cost the industry But Mulvaney stops short of say- like requiring insurers to cover Trump’s nomination of Rep. Tom disarray, analysts say, forcing er can make $58 an hour in wages billions and scuttle plans that are ing the new administration will people with pre-existing medical Price, R-Ga., to become health some uncomfortable choices: Raise and benefits. By comparison, a years in the making. Audi, for attempt to balance the budget as problems. Collins and Cassidy secretary said that in financial car prices or swallow the cost. Stop Mexican auto assembly worker example, just opened a plant in Capitol Hill Republicans promised said their bill preserves many of disclosure forms he’s filed, Price selling Mexican-made cars in the makes a little more than $8. Mexico that it decided to build five — but never sought to carry out — those. undervalued around 400,000 U.S. but risk losing customers. That helps to explain why years ago. while Democrat Barack Obama But Trump and congressional shares of stock he purchased Move production to the U.S. but automakers have announced $24 “It’s very difficult to turn on your was president. GOP leaders have not suggested last August in an Australian make less money. billion in Mexican investments heels quickly in the auto industry,” “Fixing the economy doesn’t letting states retain the entire drug company. “I don’t think the auto industry over the last six years, according to said Laurie Harbour-Felax, a man- mean just taking a green eyeshade statute. Such a proposal could The bipartisan staff memo, would turn up its feet and die, but the Center for Automotive ufacturing consultant and presi- approach to the budget. Our gov- dismay conservative voters who obtained by The Associated it would be a terrible shock. It Research, a Michigan think tank. dent of Harbour Results Inc. ernment isn’t just about numbers. for years have viewed Press, said Price reported the would create mayhem with their In all, $50.5 billion in vehicles and In recent weeks, Volkswagen, A strong, healthy economy allows Republican calls to repeal the shares were worth $50,000 to profitability,” said Marina $51 billion in auto parts were GM, Toyota and BMW have all said us to protect our most vulnerable,” law as a top-tier promise and $100,000, based on the pur- Whitman, a business professor at shipped to the U.S. from Mexico in they won’t shift their production he says. goal. chase price then. Those shares the University of Michigan and a 2015, U.S. government data show. plans, while stressing the amount Mulvaney was elected in the Cassidy said he’s discussed were worth up to $250,000 when former vice president at General Mexico’s auto sector, while still they’ve invested in the U.S. BMW, 2010 tea party wave and is among the proposal with Senate he filed his forms to the Finance Motors Co. smaller than the U.S., is growing at for example, said it’s proceeding the purest of deficits hawks on Majority Leader Mitch committee, the report said. Trump will be hosting a break- a faster clip. Mexico’s vehicle pro- with a $1 billion plant in Mexico Capitol Hill. He’s been a supporter McConnell, R-Ky., who he said is The shares are in Innate fast meeting Tuesday with the duction capacity is expected to rise that will make the 3 Series sedan of the House GOP’s controversial “waiting to see how this plays Immunotherapeutics Ltd., which heads of General Motors, Ford 49 percent to 5.5 million vehicles starting in 2019. The German plan to cut back Medicare by turn- out.” Democrats have accused Price of Motor Co. and Fiat Chrysler by 2023, according to LMC automaker also noted that its SUV ing it into a voucher-like program Collins said the bill is still purchasing based on insider Automobiles. On Monday he reit- Automotive, a forecasting firm. plant in South Carolina is its for future retirees. Trump opposes being written but would protect information. Price has denied erated his warning to impose a U.S. capacity will grow 13 percent largest plant worldwide. the idea and has made it clear he families and give insurers time that. “substantial border tax” on compa- to 14.2 million vehicles in the same Trump’s border tax would hurt doesn’t support dealing now with to transition to new programs. The memo also said Price had nies that move their manufactur- period. some automakers more than oth- the program’s financial shortfalls. She said if Republicans don’t omitted from submitted forms ing out of the United States. He But Trump could change that. ers. Volkswagen, for example, “My mother-in-law relied on advance legislation that serves any mention of a 2010 House also promised tax advantages to In frequent tweets targeting the imports 32 percent of the vehicles Social Security when she retired; as a starting point for the health Ethics Committee investigation companies that produce products auto industry, he has proposed its sells in the U.S. from Mexico, she relied on Medicare to see to her care debate, “Then we will fail into his campaign fundraising domestically. both a 35-percent tariff on according to LMC. But Honda medical needs before she died of the American people.” that was later dropped, as well For more than two decades, Mexican-made imports and a “bor- imports just 11 percent, and that’s cancer,” Mulvaney said. “The safety Senate Minority Leader Chuck as late tax payments and Mexico has been an oasis for the der tax,” which would tax compa- expected to fall this year after it net was there for her. We would Schumer, D-N.Y., said the GOP improper deductions involving auto industry, offering cheap labor nies’ imports. That’s forcing moves production of the CR-V SUV also like it to be there for her grand- measure would reduce care and rental properties. and access to dozens of markets automakers to consider a number from Mexico to Indiana. children.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 24, 2017—15

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No rent option, but visit our Web site at www.ftc.gov 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 24, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Trump in Asia: Region poised for change as new era dawns BEIJING (AP) — People across the state of Rajasthan. AP photo Asia are poised for a potentially —- in This JAn. 21 PhoTo, dramatic change in relations JAPAN Malaysian Muslim student Adib with Washington under Nurse Hitoshi Shiraishi wor- Iliya Azlan, 19, talks about U.S. President Donald Trump after ries about what Trump’s President Donald Trump's inau- decades with the United States “America first” policy will mean guration during an interview with as a major military and economic for cooperation and agreements The Associated Press in Kuala presence. with Japan and other countries. Lumpur, Malaysia. Adib said The clues Trump has given With Trump abandoning the about his foreign policy are a TPP, “the relations and other Malaysians previously viewed break with former President things that were built over time the U.S. president as a "repre- Barack Obama’s “pivot to Asia,” with (President Barack) Obama sentative of democracy and fair- which re-emphasized American have all at once reversed ness” who would "try to pressure engagement in the region. course,” he said in Tokyo. our local political process into In one of his first actions in Add long-simmering opposi- becoming slightly more transpar- office, Trump withdrew the tion to the stationing of U.S. ent and open." United States from the sweeping troops on the Japanese island of Trans-Pacific Partnership, a Okinawa, and “I’m worried trade agreement negotiated by things could get worse,” said the Obama administration and Shiraishi, 30. “It feels like what 11 Pacific Rim countries. He has has been built over time until talked about requiring allies now could come crumbling Japan and South Korea to pay down, so I’m afraid.” my” by using “Taiwan as a tool to as human rights, or climate going to get things from Trump.” “My concern will be if Trump more for U.S. troops stationed on —- bargain with China,” said Ma, change.” —- ends up going on a tirade against their soil. SOUTH KOREA 82. “I don’t think he will succeed “If he does not care enough MALAYSIA the Chinese and putting us in Trump has threatened to raise “Trump wants to keep China in this regard and China has its about these universal values, I Student Adib Iliya Azlan , 19, sticky situation, because I think tariffs on Chinese goods to 45 in check and that would escalate own ways to deal with him.” really don’t know what will said Malaysians previously it’s always good as a developing percent and upended four conflict, which can also affect Ma doesn’t foresee any big define the United States as a viewed the U.S. president as a country to sort of have the ear of decades of diplomatic protocol by our country,” said student Kim changes in Sino-U.S. relations. great country,” said Chen. “Then “representative of democracy both the East and the West.” taking a phone call from Eun-sol , 19. “China will be able to handle each country could also close and fairness” who would “try to —- President Tsai Ing-wen of self- A demand for South Korea to him. The relationship won’t go their doors and do their own pressure our local political NEW ZEALAND governing Taiwan, which Beijing pay more for U.S. forces in the bad, because that is not good for thing.” process into becoming slightly Wynton Moore , a data scien- claims as its own territory. country, or pressure to renegoti- the U.S., either,” said Ma. —- more transparent and open.” tist who spent seven years in “From this moment on, it’s ate a free-trade agreement —- INDONESIA “Unfortunately with Trump, I Chicago studying physics, said going to be America first,” Trump “would cause a crack in the TAIWAN Unggul Hermanto , 34, thinks don’t expect him to show up in the only thing Trump has said said at his inauguration Friday. South Korea-U.S. alliance,” said Given Trump’s business back- Indonesian politicians will find Malaysia in a few years talking that would directly affect New Here’s how people across the Kim, who is from the southern ground, some Taiwanese foresee Trump easier to work with than about open elections and trans- Zealand is his actions on drop- Asia-Pacific region think his city of Jinju. a friendly relationship based on his predecessors. parency,” said Adib. “I don’t see ping the TPP talks. presidency could affect their “Trump also has mentioned longstanding U.S. sales of mili- “They know that if they play to him taking that much of an “I think that the majority of lives: using the military to deal with tary equipment to Taiwan and an his ego — and Indonesian politi- interest certainly in foreign poli- people in New Zealand would —- North Korea’s development of upgrade in the self-governing cians are very good at doing this cy in general and almost certain- probably be happy about that,” INDIA nuclear weapons,” which would island’s military defense. — they can get what they want ly not ASEAN” — the 10-nation said Moore, who lives in Amol Sharma, owner of a pet add to tension on the Korean “He will consider things with a from him,” said Hermanto, pub- Association of Southeast Asian Wellington. “It seems like a lot of services startup, said Trump’s Peninsula, she said. business mindset,” said Manhua lisher of a lifestyle magazine. Nations. people here have got very strong presidency “might be a boon for —- Chen , 37, from Taipei. “For If Indonesian President Joko Adib said Trump’s dealings reservations.” India.” CHINA example, the phone call with “Jokowi” Widodo meets Trump, with China, an important eco- Moore, 29, said he thought “It doesn’t seem like Trump’s “Once he won the election, he President Tsai was just because “will Trump like Jokowi?” said nomic partner, could determine New Zealand would continue its going to have a great relationship tried to use Taiwan to suppress there is a great amount of trade Hermanto, from Lombok island. Malaysia’s relations with the “very strong cooperative relation- with China. And if he is going to China. That was really despica- between us in military weapons.” “Yeah, of course, he’s one of the United States. ship” with the U.S. because of fall out with China, he would ble,” said Ma Rui, a retired Yet Chen, a former Pfizer most polite persons in the world “If Trump upsets the Chinese “the history of New Zealand and need a backup from a develop- teacher in Beijing. employee turned Spanish-lan- and Trump will come out and or vice versa, that may force U.S. leaders, for the most part, ing, emerging power, and I think “The key is how China will guage tour guide, said she was say ‘I love him, he’s great,’ blah Malaysia’s hand in some way,” putting politics to one side when India seems to be his best bet,” treat him. He is a double-dealer worried Trump would refuse to blah blah. But it’s just Jokowi said Adib, from Petaling Jaya it comes to their bilateral rela- said Sharma, 36, from Jaipur, in and he tries to boost the econo- discuss “universal values, such being nice, and that’s how he’s town in central Selangor state. tionship.” Iraqi forces battle Islamic State in pocket of eastern Mosul MOSUL, Iraq (AP) — Fierce fight- soldiers were brought back from tional and local aid groups. She ing erupted in Mosul on Tuesday as the front lines after a suicide bomb- said the cost of food and basic Iraqi forces tried to drive Islamic ing. goods is soaring, water and electric- State militants from one of their last Iraqi forces have seized nearly all ity are intermittent and that some bastions in the eastern half of the of Mosul east of the Tigris river, residents are forced to burn furni- city, as aid groups expressed con- which runs through the heart of the ture to keep warm. cern for the estimated 750,000 peo- northern city, since the U.S.- “We hope that everything is done ple still in the militant-held west. backed offensive began in October. to protect the hundreds of thou- Hundreds of civilians fled from The U.N. Humanitarian sands of people who are across the the northeastern Rashidiya neigh- Coordinator for Iraq, Lise Grande, river in the west,” Grande said in a borhood on foot as Iraqi helicopters expressed concern for civilians in statement. “We know that they are circled overhead and fired on mili- the western half of the city in a at extreme risk and we fear for their tants. At least two wounded Iraqi statement consigned by 20 interna- lives.”

AP photo This PicTure made available on Tuesday by the Italian Mountain Rescue Service 'Corpo Nazionale Soccorso Alpino e Speleologico' (CNSAS) shows a car piled in the snow by a cleared road by the site of Featuring community growth, the avalanche-buried Hotel Rigopiano, near Farindola. Italy. The death toll from an avalanche in central Italy climbed to 14 on Tuesday as hopes began to fade that any of the 15 people still missing might be accomplishments and projections for found alive under a mountain resort buried by tons of snow and rubble. the future. Including local businesses, Toll from Italy avalanche climbs to industry, government, schools, hospitals, chamber of commerce, religion and other 15 as hopes for survivors diminish community organizations. FARINDOLA, Italy (AP) — previously had been pulled out “He was a great hard worker. Hopes were fading on Tuesday alive from the rubble, three of He was very professional,” said that any more survivors would be whom remained hospitalized in his brother, Massimiliano found from a devastating ava- nearby Pescara. Giancaterino. “This is the memo- With an ad plus news story you will be lanche, as the death toll climbed Firefighters’ spokesman ry that I want to keep of my to 15 and rescue crews were hit Alberto Maiolo said that search brother, beyond obviously the able to share points of interest regarding with another tragedy nearby: an crews aided by excavators were private ones that I keep in my unrelated helicopter crash. finally able to penetrate the heart.” your business or organization... The chopper was ferrying an snow-covered central part of the Prosecutors are investigating injured skier off the slopes and hotel for the first time, finding whether a series of missed com- with over 30,000 readers. six people were thought to be the bodies in the bar and kitchen munications, underestimations onboard. Poor visibility was ham- area. He said there were no signs of risks and delays in responding pering efforts by rescue crews to of life. to days of heavy snowfall con- reach the downed helicopter, “Logically, hopes fade as time tributed to the toll from the ava- Published Tuesday, which had been taking the passes, but we are continuing to lanche. In addition, they are injured skier from the Campo search and trying to do it as looking into the original con- February 28, 2017 Felice ski area to the Abruzzo quickly as possible,” he said. struction of the isolated resort regional capital of L’Aquila, civil The first funerals were held and whether it should have been in the Cleveland Daily Banner. protection spokesman Luigi Tuesday, with crowds gathering open for business at all in such D’Angelo said. under a steady rain outside the conditions. Plus , the complete Progress edition will The crash was another blow to hilltop church in Farindola to Giancaterino, who is also a central Italy’s Abruzzo region, pay their respects to Alessandro former mayor of Farindola, said it which has been slammed by a Giancaterino. was useless to speculate now, be FEATURED online in our E-Edition series of powerful earthquakes The chief waiter, one of the while an investigation was just and heavy snowfall that triggered first victims pulled from the rub- beginning, about whether the & Special Sections area 7 days a the Jan. 18 avalanche at the ble, had offered to stay for a dou- tragedy could have been avoided. Hotel Rigopiano. ble shift on Jan. 18 to spare a “Now it is not the time for week for the entire year! The death toll from the ava- colleague from having to make hypothesis,” he said. “It is the lanche climbed to 15 on Tuesday his way to the hotel through the time of pain and above all my with the discovery of a half-dozen snow, which was two to three thoughts go to the friends and Contact one of our representatives more bodies, leaving 14 people meters (six to 10 feet) high in relatives of those who are still still unaccounted for. Nine people some places. missing,” he said. to place your ad today... French internet censorship rose sharply in 2016 Jack Bennett Leslie Callaway LILLE, France (AP) — French engines’ results as part of the online privacy watchdog, known authorities ordered the blockage fight against “child pornographic by its French acronym CNIL. In Sheena Meyer Trish Price or removal of more than 2,700 and terrorist content.” April, CNIL reported that 312 websites in 2016, Interior “To face an extremely serious sites were blocked and 855 de- Minister Bruno Le Roux said terror threat, we’ve given our- listing requests were made in Randy Moore Tasha Beaty Tuesday, a spike in censorship selves unprecedented means to France between March 11, 2015, that some critics in the tech reinforce the efficacy of our and Feb. 29, 2016. Pam Green Kathy Payne industry fear will do little to actions,” he said, also pointing to French authorities can block snuff out extremist content reinforced online policing units sites without a judge’s order online. and new forensic laboratories for under a 2011 law that was Le Roux told a cybersecurity analyzing digital evidence. brought into effect in after conference in the northern Le Roux didn’t provide a jihadist attacks killed 17 people French city of Lille that his gov- breakdown or other details but at a satirical magazine and a ernment has requested blocks the website censorship numbers kosher supermarket in January for 834 websites and that 1,929 represent a sharp increase over 2015. The first blockage was 423-472-5041 more be pulled from search the figures tracked by France’s reported two months later.