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NOV. 8, 2016 JASPER, ALABAMA — TUESDAY — WWW.MOUNTAINEAGLE.COM 75 CENTS ELECTION 2016 BRIEFS ‘No burn’ order expanded to Trump, Clinton near finish in ‘bitter’ campaign all 67 counties FBI’s big test: Clinton email Clinton urged voters to embrace divides. she still heads into Election Day MONTGOMERY probe raises political doubts / A5 a “hopeful, inclusive, bighearted Clinton opened the day Mon- with multiple paths to the 270 (AP) — Gov. Robert America,” while Trump called for day buoyed by FBI Director Electoral College votes needed to Bentley has ex- PITTSBURGH (AP) — Strain- support to “beat the corrupt sys- James Comey’s announcement become the nation’s first female ing toward the finish line of the tem.” Sunday that he would not recom- president. tended a “no burn” wildly unpredictable White The candidates planned to mend criminal charges against “I think I have some work to do order to all Alabama House race, Hillary Clinton and campaign late into the night, a her following a new email review. to bring the country together,” counties because of Donald Trump blitzed through frenzied end to a bitter election The inquiry had sapped a surg- she acknowledged as she boarded wildfires fueled by battleground states Monday in a year that has laid bare the na- ing Clinton momentum at a cru- See ELECTION, A12 dry conditions. final bid to energize supporters. tion’s deep economic and cultural cial moment in the race, though Bentley on Monday placed all 67 coun- JASPER ties under a drought SIPSEY declaration that pro- hibits outdoor burn- ing. Previously, 46 New counties were cov- ered by the order. leadership The Alabama Forestry Commis- takes over sion says 1,421 wildfires have oc- curred in Alabama in Sipsey since the first of Oc- tober. The fires have By JENNIFER COHRON destroyed around Daily Mountain Eagle 15,409 acres. SIPSEY — The town of Sipsey’s new mayor and council left Probate Judge Shooting Rick Allison’s office ready to reported get to work Monday morn- ing. in Jasper Allison administered the A shooting was re- oath of office to Mayor Jerry ported in the area Mack Saddler, returning council members Stephanie near A.P. Howell Sanders and Willie Wiley Park in Jasper Mon- and newly-elected Donald day night. An AirE- Jean, Brenda Ramsey Robin- vac helicopter was son and Rodney Morgan. brought in to take See SIPSEY, A12 the victim to a Birm- ingham hospital.

No other informa- Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris CARBON HILL tion was available as press time. David O'Mary was sworn in by Circuit Judge Hoyt Ellliott as Jasper's new mayor during a ceremony held Monday morning at the Memorial Park Natatorium. Looking on is O'Mary's wife, Dee. Mayor, council sworn DEATHS in Monday Jerry Wayne Campbell, 70, O’Mary takes oath Nauvoo Raymond Floyd Reeves, By LEA RIZZO 77, Bremen Daily Mountain Eagle Ronald Melvin Cummins, 76, Jasper as Jasper’s new mayor CARBON HILL — The Edith Wilson Dodson, 93, Carbon Hill City Council Jasper saw the mayor and two coun- Jimmy Daniel Gibson, 75, More photos from Jasper’s bers, O’Mary took the oath of office the banking industry, expressed his cil members return to their Sumiton swearing-in ceremony / A13 from Circuit Judge Hoyt Elliott. thanks to those on hand for Mon- positions as four new council Justin Denny, Empire O’Mary’s wife, Dee, held a family day’s ceremony. “From the bottom members were sworn in Iola Jackson, 89, Dora Monday morning. Johnnie Cicero, 68, Warrior By RON HARRIS Bible used in the ceremony. of my heart, let me say ‘Thank You’ Daily Mountain Eagle Elliott also issued the oath of of- to those who saw fit to make this Newly elected council fice to Jasper City Council mem- day a reality,” O’Mary said in brief members McClain Bur- Full obituaries / A2 David O’Mary was sworn in as bers Sonny Posey, Gary Cowen and remarks following the ceremony. rough, April Herron, Chan- Jasper’s mayor Monday morning in Jennifer Williams Smith. Circuit O’Mary pledged in his remarks dler Gann and Brandon a ceremony held at the Memorial Judge Doug Farris stepped in to that his administration “will be Tannehill joined re-elected WEATHER Park Natatorium. issue the oath to council members blind to racial lines ... will be blind council members Clarence With a large crowd of supporters Danny Gambrell and Willie Moore. to economic status ... and will serve See CARBON HILL, A12 joining friends and family mem- O’Mary, who spent 38 years in all.” High Low 72 50 DORA WALKER COUNTY 5-day forecast / A2 SHERIFF’S OFFICE INDEX Stephens sworn in for second term WCSO Cashword...... A8 Classifieds...... A10 Comics...... A7 Mayor names Box probes fatal Dear Abby...... A7 city’s new fire chief Horoscope...... A7 shooting Opinion...... A6 Sports...... A14 By JAMES PHILLIPS Daily Mountain Eagle Investigation explores One section, 16 pages DORA — Randy Stephens offi- possible link to wildfires cially began his second term as Check Dora mayor Monday after being By JENNIFER COHRON out our sworn in at a ceremony held in- Daily Mountain Eagle side the Dora Community Cen- page at ter. The Walker County Sher- iff’s Office is investigating Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle Stephens said he sees great po- tential for the city in the future. the shooting death of an Em- “I believe Dora is sitting at a pire man that occurred over great place for economic growth the weekend. and development,” Stephens said. Justin Scott Denny, 29, “I’ve said many times that we are was discovered dead at 1243 perched between an interstate Coon Creek Road Saturday highway to our south and U.S. evening, Sheriff Jim Under- wood confirmed. The depart- Highway 78. The only two major Daily Mountain Eagle - James Phillips ment received a call of a railroads in the south crisscross Dora Mayor Randy Stephens takes the oath of office from state Sen. See SHOOTING, A12 See DORA, A13 Greg Reed while his wife, Lisa, looks on. A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., Nov. 8, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com TODAY’S WEATHER DEATHS & FUNERALS

         Jerry Wayne Campbell Edith Wilson Dodson // ;; //  # #   Jerry Wayne Campbell, 70, of Nauvoo, passed away Fri- Edith Wilson Dodson, 93, of Jasper, was born July 15, $$::$$ $$::$$ $$:$$:$$ $$:$$$$:$$ $$:$$:$$ day, Nov. 4, 2016, at the VA Hospital in Birmingham. 1923, and passed peacefully away in her sleep Sunday, The family will receive friends for visitation Wednes- Nov. 6, 2016, at her residence. day, Nov. 9, 2016, from noon until 2 p.m. at Kilgore-Green The family will receive friends for Funeral Home in Jasper. visitation Friday, Nov. 11, 2016, from $%&''&%$ $'&(''(&'$ ' $)&((((&)$ $(&((&($ **&+,,+&** Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016, 12:30 until 1:30 p.m. at Collins-Burke        " 9 "   9   9 &     &9  /  8  8 /     at 2 p.m. in the Kilgore-Green Chapel, with burial at Mt. Funeral Home. " 9 &   &9 " &    2    & 2  2   2  "9 9"  9 &   &9  #9 ;      ;9#   ;#   2   2  2 2           2 &      &    &           Herman Cemetery. Howard Thompson will officiate. Funeral services will be held Fri-  '  9 9  '  2 9 2 9 99        2     2 Campbell served in the U.S. Army 1st Air Cavalry Di- day, Nov. 11, 2016, at 2 p.m. in the 2        2 -- *9 9*-- vision. He was a Vietnam War veteran. Collins-Burke Chapel, with burial at 99 He was preceded in death by his parents, Pressley and Oak Hill Cemetery in Jasper. Tex -  .*.)).*.  - -  .*.)**).*.  -  -  .*.)$$).*.  - -  .*.)$$).*.  - -  .*.)//).*.  - Irene Allred; brother, Howard Campbell; and sister, Ergle will officiate. - .(.''.(. - - .(.(,,(.(. -  - .(.(//(.(. - - .(.($$(.(. - - .(.($$(.(. - Louise Campbell. Dodson was born in Tampa, Fla.,    He is survived by his wife, Sandra K. Campbell; sons, raised in Decatur, Ala., and later Dr. Jason A Campbell (Tiffany ), Adam J. Campbell resided in Jasper. She worked for the phone company (Melissa), Mark C. Campbell; and nephew, Carlton Jenk- and J.C. Penney, before she retired. She was a member > & '  ins. of First United Methodist Church in Jasper for many : You may sign the register online at www.kilgoregreen- years. She was a kind and gentle lady who always be- funeralhome.com. lieved for the best. Her family and friends will fondly remember her love of hot tea, her sweet nickname > Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 “Tootie,” and her beautiful white hair. She was a devoted    : wife to her husband Bob, mother to her daughter Patri- cia and grandmother to Kristin Bailey. She was a Raymond Floyd Reeves woman whose presence will surely be missed. She was preceded in death by her father, James Wil- ? Raymond Floyd Reeves, 77, of Bremen, passed away son; mother Edith Williams Wilson; husband, Robert   Sunday, Nov. 6, 2016, at his residence.  : Dodson; daughter, Patricia Dodson Bailey; granddaugh- The family will receive friends for visitation Wednes- ter, Leigh Ann Bailey; brothers, Alfred Wilson and day, Nov. 9, 2016, 6 until 8 p.m. at Bell Funeral Home Robert Wilson; and sisters, Alice Terry and Nancy in Sumiton. Moore. Funeral services will be held Thursday, Nov. 10, 2016, She is survived by her granddaughter, Kristin Renee > at noon in the Bell Sumiton Chapel, with burial at Em-   Bailey; nine nieces and nephews; and a host of other rel- : pire Memorial Cemetery. Vence Light will officiate. atives and dear friends. Reeves was preceded in death by his mother, Minnie Bell Lynn; stepfather, Denson Lynn; father, Floyd      Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Reeves; infant daughter, Tammy Reeves; son, Terry                   ""      Reeves; brothers, Paul Reeves and Jimmy Ray Reeves;                   and sister, Elaine Lynn. Jimmy Daniel Gibson                   He is survived by his wife, Barbara Reeves; daughter,                    Jimmy Daniel Gibson, 75, of Sumiton, passed away          +' + '  $$     Carla Fewell and her husband, Jonathan; grandson,         ,- ),) -      Cory Feliciano; granddaughter, Chayce Haley Fewell; Sunday, Nov. 6, 2016, at Brookwood Baptist Health -          ,.),).      sisters, Shirley Pate and her husband, Elbert, and Walker Baptist Medical Center in Jasper. Gibson lived                  Debra Aldridge and her husband, Kyle; and a host of the last 30 years of his life in . !" ! "      ""   **     He is survived by his three children, Jimmy Joseph ! !       "    "      nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends. #"#" $ $       $$     You may sign an online register or express private “Joey” Gibson, Rhonda Diffy and Pam Defoor; son-in-law, %%      //'  '   **     condolences to the family at www.BellSumiton.com. Tim Defoor; four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; & ' & '       //      longtime girlfriend, Shirley Miller of Florida; sister, Betty ("))"       /-/-      (")'  ')" *  *    /"/"   **     Bell Funeral Home, Sumiton; 205-648-6611 Eustice; brother, Roger Gibson; and niece, Lori Estes and her husband, Andy.    You may sign the online register at www.kilgoregreen-                           funeralhome.com.    * *    - * - **    Ronald Melvin Cummins   ""  *  *   +2 3)+* )32 **    Ronald Melvin Cummins, 76, of Jasper, was born Nov. Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 !!            30, 1939, and passed away Friday, Nov. 4, 2016, at his !*!'' * **    #" " " "#        &&     " /0  0/ "   *   **    residence. 11           $  1   1   $$* *     The family will receive friends for visitation Wednes- Justin Denny        day, Nov. 9, 2016, from 6 until 8 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home. Justin Denny of Empire passed Saturday, Nov. 5, Funeral services will be held Thursday, Nov. 10, 2016, 2016, at his residence. at 1 p.m. in the Collins-Burke Chapel, with burial at Funeral arrangements will be announced by Bell Fu- New Hope Cemetery. Terry Murphree will officiate. neral Home in Sumiton.         +++'  ' +' $$'+ +' $$'+ +' '+ Cummins was preceded in death by his father, Virgil T. Cummins; mother, Bessie Cummins; brothers, Virgil Bell Funeral Home, Sumiton; 205-648-6611 !" # # "! Jr. Cummins, Mike Cummins and Gary Cummins; sis- ter, Virginia Cummins; and a host of nieces and // ;; // # #   nephews. Iola Jackson $$::$$ $$::$$ $$:$$:$$ $$:$$$$:$$ $$:$$:$$ He is survived by his daughter, Nikki Wiley (Carey); Iola Jackson, 89, of Dora, passed away Sunday, Nov. 6,  sisters, Shirley Knowles (Grant) and Bonita Linzie (Ed); 1 122             2016, at her residence. brothers, Stanley Cummins (Mary), Earl Cummins, Funeral arrangements will be announced by Faith / 45 6      0 $$   "7 2    654/  27" $$0 Arvin Cummins, Norman Cummins (Rita), Terry Cum-   45 6 2     654    2654  8   )  - " 9 8 ) 9 " - ) 8  Chapel Funeral Home in Jasper. $$$$$ mins (Theresa) and Phil Cummins (Linda); two grand- children; and three great-grandchildren. Faith Chapel Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9680 <$ % =  =%$< Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571

New York heir Durst pleads Johnnie Cicero Johnnie Cicero, 68, of Warrior, passed away Monday, not guilty to murder in LA court Nov. 7, 2016, at Huntsville Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Collins- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Real estate heir Robert Durst Burke Funeral Home. pleaded not guilty to murder Monday in the death of a friend who authorities said Durst wanted to keep from Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 talking to investigators looking into the disappearance of his first wife. The 73-year-old Durst, wearing a neck brace and seated in a wheelchair, entered the plea during a long- awaited appearance in a Los Angeles courtroom in the death of Susan Berman 16 years ago. Janet Reno, former U.S. AG, dies at 78 “I do want to say here and now though I am not guilty,” a pale and frail-looking Durst said in court. “I MIAMI (AP) — Janet Lewinsky, alleged Chinese through her decisions, she did not kill Susan Berman.” Reno, who was the first nuclear spying and ques- exhibited a lot of strength Durst’s statement came after his attorney unsuccess- woman to serve as U.S. at- tionable campaign financ- and a lot of courage.” fully argued to ban news media cameras from the court- torney general but also be- ing in the 1996 After leaving Washing- room. came the epicenter of Clinton-Gore re-election. ton, Reno returned to Prosecutors said they would not be seeking the death multiple political storms In the spring of 2000, Florida and ran unsuccess- penalty against Durst. during the Clinton admin- Reno enraged her home- fully for Florida governor Durst was already a well-known figure in his native istration, died early Mon- town’s Cuban-American in 2002 but lost in a Dem- New York. But he became a national name when HBO day. She was 78. community when she au- ocratic primary marred by aired the documentary “The Jinx” that followed his life Reno died from compli- thorized the armed seizure voting problems. and cast suspicion on him involving several crimes. cations of Parkinson’s dis- of 5-year-old Elian Gonza- Born July 21, 1938, Los Angeles County prosecutors have been seeking to ease, her goddaughter lez. He was taken from the Janet Wood Reno was the bring Durst to California since shortly after his arrest Gabrielle D’Alemberte Little Havana home of his daughter of two newspa- in March 2015. said, adding that Reno Miami relatives so he per reporters and the eld- But he first faced a federal weapons charge in New spent her final days at could be returned to his fa- est of four siblings. She Orleans, where he pleaded guilty in April then began home in Miami sur- ther in Cuba. grew up on the edge of the serving a seven-year prison sentence in Indiana. rounded by family and During her tenure, the Everglades in a cypress The arrest came just as the final episode of “The Jinx” friends. AP Photo Justice Department prose- and brick homestead built was airing. The HBO documentary examined alleged A former Miami prose- cuted the 1995 Oklahoma by her mother and re- ties to the killing of Berman and the death and dismem- In this Sept. 2007 file cutor who famously told photo, former U.S. attor- City bombing case, cap- turned there after leaving berment of his neighbor Morris Black in 2001. reporters “I don’t do spin,” tured the “Unabomber” Washington. Her late Reno served nearly eight ney general Janet Reno Theodore Kaczynski that brother Robert Reno was a VOLUME 55 NUMBER 165 years as attorney general is shown in New York. same year and investi- longtime columnist for under President Bill Clin- Reno, the first woman to gated the 1993 terrorist at- Newsday on Long Island. ton, the longest stint in a serve as U.S. attorney tack on New York’s World After graduating from century. Trade Center. The depart- Cornell University with a Daily Mountain Eagle Her sister, Maggy Reno general and the epicen- ment also filed a major an- degree in chemistry, Reno - Main Office - Hurchalla, told The Associ- ter of several political titrust lawsuit against became one of 16 women 1301 E. Viking Drive Member ated Press that Clinton storms during the Clin- Microsoft Corp. and Reno in Harvard Law School’s Jasper, AL 35501 Audit Bureau called over the weekend ton administration, has was a strong advocate for Class of 1963. 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DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., Nov. 8, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A3 Official: 40 to 50 buildings damaged in Oklahoma quake

CUSHING, Okla. (AP) Gillespie said the build- — Dozens of buildings sus- ing shook for about 10 sec- tained “substantial dam- onds, but that he wasn’t as age” after a 5.0 magnitude alarmed as Gustafson be- earthquake struck an cause he lives in an area Oklahoma town that’s that has experienced mul- home to one of the world’s tiple earthquakes, espe- key oil hubs, but officials cially in recent years. said Monday that no dam- age has been reported at the oil terminal. Cushing City Manager Steve Spears said 40 to 50 buildings were damaged in Sunday’s earthquake, which was the third in Oklahoma this year with a magnitude of 5.0 or greater. No major injuries have been reported, and Spears said the damage included cracks to build- ings and fallen bricks and facades. CANDIDATE Oklahoma has had thou- LISTING: sands of earthquakes in The following individuals recent years, with nearly have authorized this all traced to the under- newspaper to announce ground injection of waste- their candidacy for office. water left over from oil and gas production. Sunday’s quake was centered 1 mile WALKER CO. west of Cushing and about Jim Beckel The Oklahoman via AP COMMISSION 25 miles south of where a CHAIRMAN magnitude 4.3 quake Damage in Cushing, Okla., is seen on Monday caused by Sunday night's 5.0 magnitude earthquake. Dan Wright forced a shutdown of sev- Dozens of buildings sustained "substantial damage" after a 5.0 magnitude earthquake struck Cushing, eral wells last week. home to one of the world's key oil hubs, but officials said Monday that no damage has been reported Fearing aftershocks, po- WALKER CO. lice cordoned off older at the oil terminal. COMMISSION parts of the city about 50 DISTRICT 1 miles northeast of Okla- water injection wells or cut Manager Jeremy Frazier homa City to keep gawk- back on the volume of flu- said two pipeline compa- Keith Davis ers away late Sunday, and ids injected. The reduc- nies had reported no trou- geologists confirmed that tions have generally led to ble as of late Sunday but WALKER CO. several small quakes have a drop-off in quakes and that the community hadn’t COMMISSION rumbled the area. Spears their severity, though not heard from all companies. said an assisted living always. Gov. Mary Fallin tweeted CHAIRMAN community had been evac- Oklahoma’s strongest that no damage was re- Jerry Bishop uated after damage was quake on record, a magni- ported at the storage tanks reported. The Cushing tude 5.8 temblor on Sept. at Cushing’s oil storage Public School District can- 3, occurred in Pawnee, on terminal WALKER CO. celed Monday classes. the fringe of an area that Megan Gustafson and DISTRICT 1 The Oklahoma Depart- had already restricted Jonathan Gillespie were COMMISSIONER ment of Transportation re- wastewater disposal. working at a Cushing Mc- Jason Akins ported Sunday night that Shortly afterward, geolo- Donald’s when the quake no highway or bridge dam- gists speculated on hit. age was found within a 15- whether the temblor oc- “It felt like a train was WALKER CO. mile radius of the curred on a previously un- going right through the earthquake’s epicenter. known fault. building, actually,” DISTRICT 1 The quake struck at 7:44 Cushing’s oil storage ter- Gustafson, 17, said Sun- COMMISSIONER p.m. Sunday and was felt Jim Beckel The Oklahoman via AP minal is one of the world’s day night as she and her Ray Williams as far away as Iowa, Illi- largest. As of Oct. 28, tank co-workers stood behind a nois and Texas. The U.S. A television reporter takes video as she walks past farms in the countryside police barricade down- Geological Survey initially a damaged building in Cushing, Okla. caused by around Cushing held 58.5 town, looking for damage. million barrels of crude oil, “I kind of freaked out and Call 221-2843 for details said Sunday’s quake was Sunday night's 5.0 magnitude earthquake, Mon- about this listing. of magnitude 5.3 but later according to data from the was hyperventilating a lowered the reading to 5.0. day. U.S. Energy Information bit.” “I thought my whole loud and all the lights want to have another one.” Administration. The com- trailer was going to tip went out and you could In recent years, Okla- munity bills itself as the over, it was shaking it so hear things falling on the homa regulators have “Pipeline Crossroads of the bad,” said Cushing resi- ground. asked oil and gas produc- World.” dent Cindy Roe, 50. “It was “It was awful and I don’t ers to either close waste- Cushing Assistant City Police shoot, injure man after he kills sheriff’s deputy BYRON, Ga. (AP) — A son said. As far as investi- began shooting at the po- of a life sentence for a man fatally shot a gators can tell, neither of lice officers, Ricketson murder conviction is enti- sheriff’s deputy and the two deputies had with- said. One of the officers re- tled to a new trial. wounded a second before drawn his gun. turned fire, hitting the An opinion published he was shot and injured by Peach County coroner suspect in the abdomen, Monday reverses Elliot a police officer, authorities Kerry Rooks said 41-year- after which the officers Sheard’s 1998 conviction said Monday. old Patrick Sondron was were able to subdue him in the stabbing death of The suspect started killed. The other deputy’s and take him into custody, Charles Elder. The court shooting at the deputies name was not immediately he said. says critical parts of the Sunday when they re- released. Ricketson identified the trial transcript have never sponded to a call that he The owners of the home suspect as a 57-year-old been found, effectively was using a rifle to where the young men were white male whose name he denying Sheard his right threaten two young men attending the cookout had said he would release later to appeal. visiting his neighbors just walked to where their Monday after he is ar- Sheard requested a new outside the city of Byron, property abuts the sus- rested. Ricketson said the trial in October 1998. An about 16 miles southwest pect’s after the deputies man will be charged with attorney appointed in 2004 Please of Macon, Georgia Bureau left their house. They murder and three charges for his appeal discovered Elect of Investigation Special heard the gunshots, saw of aggravated assault. the transcript problems. Agent J.T. Ricketson said. the deputies fall, and The slain deputy was Sheard was denied a new The men, visiting their rushed back to their house white, but the races of the trial in March 2014 and aunt and uncle’s house for to call 911 again, Ricket- other deputy and the three appealed to the Supreme Hugh Plylar a cookout, were riding a son said. officers from Byron were Court. motorcycle and a four- One of the three police not immediately available. Sheard’s attorney, Kyle By Write-In Vote wheeler on their relatives’ officers who responded Winchester, said the opin- property, which backs up used a ballistic shield to Ga. Supreme Court ion is “important to the ap- For Constable Beat 12 to the suspect’s property. protect himself as he ap- reverses murder pellate process in the It will be an honor to serve the people The suspect threatened proached the house, while conviction over state.” of Beat 12 for the next four years as them with a rifle as they at least one of the others Fulton County District rode down a nearby road, positioned himself behind lost trial transcript Attorney Paul Howard your Constable prompting the men to re- his patrol car. The suspect, ATLANTA (AP) — The said he’s trying to deter- turn to the house and call whose name hasn’t been Georgia Supreme Court mine whether his office 911. released, walked out of his says a man who’s already can successfully retry the Two Peach County sher- garage with a rifle and served nearly two decades case. iff’s deputies came to the home and took statements from the family and then drove over to the neigh- Since 1957 bor’s house about 5:30 387-1184 p.m., Ricketson said. The deputies drove up the long ALKER COUNT driveway and got out of their vehicle. 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WOODRUFF, S.C. (AP) — Law enforcement inves- tigators have expanded their search for human re- mains beyond the property where they discovered a woman chained inside a storage container after the landowner confessed to a 13-year-old quadruple slaying and led them to graves where he says two bodies are buried. Todd Kohlhepp, 45, be- came a suspect in at least seven deaths in the days after a woman was found Thursday chained by her neck and ankle in a metal storage container on his 95-acre property near rural Woodruff. The body of her boyfriend was found a day later. Following his arrest, AP Photo Kohlhepp confessed to a A view of the Super Bike Shop in Chesnee, S.C. Sunday . Authorities have 2003 quadruple slaying at a motorcycle shop in the charged Todd Kohlhepp, 45, with four counts of murder in the deaths of four small town of Chesnee, people in 2003 at the Superbike Motorsports motorcycle shop. His alleged said Spartanburg County role in those killings was uncovered, authorities said, after the woman was Sheriff Chuck Wright. He found last week in a locked metal container on Kohlhepp's property in rural was denied bond Sunday on four murder charges for Woodruff. gunning down the motor- AP Photo cycle shop’s owner, service other victims on the prop- “We thank you.” in the eye. A cross prepared by JoAnn McKinney, a local res- manager, mechanic and erty he bought two years Before the hearing, “I want to look at him, bookkeeper. ago. Human remains were Lucas said he wanted to be and I want to try to use ident, hangs on the fence of Todd Kohlhepp's Wright has said uncovered Sunday at one in court to look Kohlhepp that in healing,” he said. property in Woodruff, S.C. Sunday. Kohlhepp gave details only of those sites, Wright said. the killer would know. His “We’re not even close” to confession came a day be- identifying the remains or fore the 13th anniversary cause of death, he said. of the crime, which many “We can’t tell anything.” feared would never be Kohlhepp did not tell in- solved. vestigators who was Before his confession, buried there. Removing authorities granted three the remains to “preserve requests, WSPA-TV re- every bit of evidence” is a ported: One was to trans- meticulous, time-consum- fer money to a girl ing process, said Coroner Kohlhepp says he’s help- Rusty Clevenger. ing raise, to help pay for The gravesites Kohlhepp college. The second was to pointed to are in addition give his mother a photo- to the body found Friday in graph, and the third was a shallow grave at the site. to let him talk to his Authorities identified that mother. victim as the boyfriend of Kohlhepp is also the woman found Thurs- charged with kidnapping day. Clevenger said he died the woman, and more of multiple gunshot criminal counts are ex- wounds. pected. He has chosen to The is represent himself and not not naming the woman be- hire an attorney, Wright cause the suspect is a sex told the Spartanburg Her- offender, though authori- ald-Journal. ties have not said whether Wright, who was first she was sexually as- elected about a year after saulted. the Superbike Motorsports On Sunday, Kohlhepp killings, is now investigat- appeared in an orange ing what appears to be a jumpsuit for the brief bond crime spree stretching hearing and declined to over more than a decade. make a statement. As a teen, Kohlhepp was After Kohlhepp left the sentenced to 14 years in courtroom, Magistrate prison in for bind- Judge Jimmy Henson told ing and raping a 14-year- the family members they old neighbor at gunpoint. would have a chance later Released in 2001, he man- to address Kohlhepp in aged to obtain a real estate court. license in South Carolina “You have something to in 2006. The search for say. You’ve been waiting 13 human remains has now years to say it,” he said. expanded to other proper- The father of Brian ties he owns or used to Lucas, the 29-year-old own, including places out- slain service manager, side of South Carolina, thanked the judge. 205/282-4712 Wright said Sunday. He “Your honor, I appreciate declined to elaborate. your words to us and your Kohlhepp showed inves- counsel,” Tom Lucas said tigators Saturday where as two others put their he says he buried two hands on his shoulders.

UVA dean ‘wanted to disappear’ EXPIRES 11/18/16 after Rolling Stone story on rape

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — In the days after the release of a now-retracted Rolling Stone magazine story about a brutal gang rape, the University of Vir- ginia administrator portrayed in the article was con- vinced she would be fired, feared for her safety and felt like her world was crashing down around her, she told jurors Monday. “I just wanted to disappear,” said Nicole Eramo, who sued the magazine for $7.5 million over the portrayal of her in its 2014 story “A Rape on Campus.” ‘’I didn’t know EXPIRES 11/18/16 how it was going to be OK.” Eramo sought to convince jurors that her life and rep- utation were badly damaged by the article, which she claims painted her as a villain who sought to discourage the woman identified only as Jackie from reporting her alleged assault to police. A police investigation found no evidence to back up Jackie’s rape claims. The 10-member jury concluded Friday that writer Sabrina Rubin Erdely was responsible for libel, with ac- tual malice, and that Rolling Stone and its publisher were also responsible for defaming Eramo. Eramo described having suicidal thoughts while curled up in a ball under her desk at 4 a.m. days after the story was published. She said she had trouble sleep- ing, was crying all the time and struggled with how to explain what was happening to her then 7-year-old son. “There were very dark moments,” said Eramo, who cried throughout much of her testimony. She added that people would avoid her on campus, making her feel like “a dead man walking.” Eramo claims the article prompted the university to EXPIRES 11/18/16 move her out of her job as an associate dean into a dif- ferent administrative role that she doesn’t like as much PATTILLO BALANCE AND HEARING CENTER because she rarely works with students. OVER YEARS She explained Monday that she was also preparing to JASPER • 1600-G Hwy. 78 E. • English Village • 282-4712 undergo a double mastectomy for breast cancer when SINCE 1964 the article was published. 50 BIRMINGHAM • 2523 5th Avenue South • 705-3977 Dr. Tina Lubsen, Au.D. Her lawyers also sought to show that the stress she Doctor of Audiology Benefits of hearing aids vary by type and degree of hearing loss, noise environment, accuracy of hea ring evaluation and proper fit. experienced at the time likely contributed to her getting Dr. Tina Lu bsen has worked within the All American Hearing Network since 2007 and has served in various roles f or the organization. She has worked with the nationally recognized an infection after her surgery. TeleHear consulting team since 2014. She holds a Certificate of Clinical Competence from the America n Speech-Language and Hearing Association as well as being licensed to practice David Paxton, an attorney for Rolling Stone, told ju- Audiology in several states. rors that the magazine was “heartbroken” by Friday’s Dr. Lubsen recei ved her Undergraduate degree in Communicative Disorders and her Master’s degree in Audiology, both f rom the University of Alabama. She then continued her decision, but respected the verdict. Paxton said that ju- education, receiving her Doctorate in Audiology from Salus University. Her experience an d expertise is in hearing aid amplification and programming as well as patient and family counseling . She has previously practiced in Ear, Nose and Throat Clinics, rors who may be angry at the magazine do not need to clinical hospital settings as well as private practice. award a large sum of money to Eramo in order to send She believes in th e patient first philosophy which allows her to provide honest and individualized counseling and guid ance through the amplification process. “I strive to give each a message because they have already done that with patient the best hearing they can possibly receive so that they are connected to life. It is an hono r for me to have the opportunity to work with each person and their family to help guide their verdict. them to a life of better hearing.” DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., Nov. 8, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A5 FBI’s big test: Clinton email probe raises political doubts

WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI’s handling of its Hillary Clinton email probe has undercut the bu- reau’s carefully crafted image as a respected law enforcement organization unquestionably outside the political fray. The yearlong investiga- tion thrust the FBI into the thick of an already frac- tious presidential race, en- tangled in a way that strained its vaunted inde- pendence and cracked its prized reputation for si- lence about its work. AP Photo Even after Tuesday’s In this July 7 file photo, FBI Director James Comey election, FBI Director James Comey is sure to testifies on Capitol Hill in W ashington before the face second-guessing over House Oversight Committee to explain his his public statements that agency's recommendation to not prosecute Hillary opened the curtain on nor- Clinton. mally secret investigative AP Photo details. largest. The Associated conduct investigations “This has been a very Part of a Nov. 6 letter from FBI director James Comey to Congress is pho- Press and other news or- with “integrity and profes- difficult election process. tographed in Washington Sunday. 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A senior law without regard to politics, review had done nothing to ther roiled by leaks that At enforcement official said but he also never lost sight change the FBI’s July rec- hint at discord over the the letter meant an end to of political sensitivities, re- ommendation that she not handling of a separate in- M O O RE ’S the email review, rather ceiving regular briefings face charges. Though a re- quiry involving the Clinton than a simple status up- but refusing to comment in lief to Democrats and Clin- Foundation and agents date. There was no sugges- public. ton, the news also raised from the FBI’s New York 221-BULL tion any of Clinton’s aides When the FBI decided in skepticism among Republi- field office, the agency’s LA NDING 221-FISH 221-FISH In rare step, China bars 2 Hong Kong lawmakers from taking office

BEIJING (AP) — China’s top legisla- Yau Wai-ching, 25, who altered their ture took the rare step Monday of inter- oaths to insert a disparaging Japanese vening directly in a local Hong Kong expression for China. Displaying a flag Publishes political dispute by effectively barring reading “Hong Kong is not China,” they two legally elected separatist lawmakers vowed to defend the “Hong Kong nation.” from taking office, setting the stage for Their oaths were ruled invalid and sub- Friday further turmoil in the semiautonomous sequent attempts have resulted in may- th city. hem in the Legislative Council’s weekly November 11 Beijing moved to deny the two a second sessions as the council’s president re- chance to take their oaths after being dis- fused to let them try again until the gov- qualified on their initial attempt last ernment’s legal challenge is settled. month for using anti-China insults and But Beijing decided to act more quickly. foul language. But the maneuver circum- The National People’s Congress Standing vented Hong Kong’s courts, raising fears Committee, the country’s top legislative This is your chance to honor your loved ones. that the city’s independent judiciary is panel, issued a ruling on a section of being undermined. Hong Kong’s Basic Law, or mini-constitu- The decision was intended to nip in the tion, covering oaths taken by officials. It Deadline is Wed., Nov. 9th 5:00 pm. bud the rise of separatist sentiment, but said talk of independence for Hong Kong it has raised the specter of more political is intended to “divide the country” and Daily Mountain Eagle 221-2840 unrest in Hong Kong. Major street that those who advocate independence demonstrations two years ago failed to are disqualified from election. 1301 Viking Drive • Jasper, AL win greater democracy but spawned an It’s the first time Beijing has stepped independence movement. in to block elected Hong Kong lawmakers On Sunday, thousands rallied against from taking office, or has interpreted the the anticipated, Chinese government an- Basic Law before a Hong Kong court has nouncement. Police used pepper spray delivered a ruling on a case. and batons against demonstrators trying “For the young people this is going to to reach Beijing’s liaison office. Four peo- definitely create a backlash. This is going ple were arrested and two officers were to further fuel the independence move- injured, police said. ment,” said Samson Yuen, a politics lec- The dispute centers on pro-indepen- turer at the Open University of Hong dence lawmakers Sixtus Leung, 30, and Kong.

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Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016 OPINION A6 We’ll soon know Election Day: Thankful it’s almost over results of this y ear’s Facing one of the most adver- presidential sarial contests in election recent history and daily cover- You will soon know the outcome age of the presi- of the election. Unfortunately, I dential election had to go to press with this col- that dominates umn prior to today. We will ana- every form of lyze the results for you next week. mass media, 52 From percent of Ameri- There should be very few sur- The Top prises. can adults report that the 2016 The Electoral College System of By James Phillips selecting our President favors a election is a very Democrat winning the White Be Our Guest or somewhat sig- House. Under this archaic and nificant source of stress. The sur- undemocratic system, it is a win- By Steve Flowers vey was recently conducted online ner-take-all electoral vote contest. among adults ages 18 and up living For example, if Hillary Clinton carries New York by in the by Harris Poll one vote, she gets all 29 electoral votes. If Donald on behalf of the American Psycho- Trump gets one more vote than Clinton in Kansas, logical Association. he gets all 6 electoral votes. “We’re seeing that it doesn’t mat- When you look at the map of the red Republican ter whether you’re registered as a states carried by Trump, it looks like most of the Democrat or Republican — U.S. country. The middle of America is Republican but adults say they are experiencing those states have fewer people. The east and west significant stress from the current coasts of the country are fortressed by New York election,” said Lynn Bufka, PhD, and California. APA’s associate executive director It is easy to see that the east and west coast out- for practice research and policy. weigh Middle America. The country is trending left- Across party lines, those registered ward philosophically. That is why California is as Democrats (55 percent) and Re- referred to as the left coast. The country is also publicans (59 percent) are statisti- changing dramatically demographically. An amaz- cally equally likely to say the ing 15 percent of our U.S. Electorate is Hispanic. election is a very or somewhat sig- That makes this vote the most important ingredient nificant source of stress. in the presidential contest. These voters are not to- “Election stress becomes exacer- tally predictable, unlike African American voters, bated by arguments, stories, im- which comprise 12 percent of the electorate. African ages and video on social media that American voters monolithically vote 95 percent can heighten concern and frustra- Americans’ stress levels when it more likely than adults who do not Democratic. Therefore, their votes are predeter- tion, particularly with thousands of comes to the election and related to say the election is a very or mined and they are not courted. Most southern comments that can range from fac- topics. Nearly four in 10 adults (38 somewhat significant source of whites are the same way. They vote 90 percent Re- tual to hostile or even inflamma- percent) say that political and cul- stress (54 percent vs. 45 percent, publican. tory,” said Bufka. tural discussions on social media respectively). In fact, the survey revealed that cause them stress. In addition, We in Alabama really do not have a say in presi- See PHILLIPS, A12 dential politics. Indeed very few Americans do. If social media appears to affect adults who use social media are Donald Duck was the Republican nominee for presi- dent, Donald Duck would carry Alabama. However, do not feel left out. If you lived in California you do not matter either. California has over 10 percentof the nation’s people. They have 48 electoral votes. TODAY IN They are so liberal and Democratic that if Mickey Mouse was the Democratic nominee, he would carry California and garner all of their electoral votes. HISTORY There are about 40 states that are predictably safe in either the Republican or Democratic column, Today is Tuesday, similar to Alabama and California. All the money is Nov. 8, the 313th day of spent and campaigning is done in the 10 pivotal 2016. There are 53 days battleground states. left in the year. This is The ultimate swing state is Florida. The Sunshine Election Day. State is now America’s third most populous state. It Today’s Highlights in is a microcosm of America, probably because most of History: America has moved there to retire. Therefore, if you On Nov. 8, 1966, Ed- want your vote to count in a presidential race, move ward W. Brooke, R-Mass., down to Florida. It would also make it easier to buy became the first black your lottery tickets. You can probably look at candidate to be elected to Florida and whoever carried Florida Tuesday won the U.S. Senate by popu- the White House. lar vote. Republican Our state elections are also pretty much no con- Ronald Reagan was tests in the November general election. We are a elected governor of Cali- solidly Republican state. All of our statewide offi- fornia, defeating Demo- cials are Republican. If you want to win in Alabama cratic incumbent Pat you have to do it in the Republican primary. Brown. President Lyndon Our senior U.S. Senator Richard Shelby will be B. Johnson signed a meas- re-elected to a fifth six-year term. He will soon be ure allowing the merger Alabama’s longest serving U.S. Senator. He has also of the American Football been one of our most powerful. He will join the League and the National ranks of Lister Hill and John Sparkman as Al- Football League. abama’s three greatest U.S. Senators. On this date: Popular PSC President Twinkle Andress Ca- In 1864, President vanaugh will be re-elected to her second four-year Abraham Lincoln won re- term. She was first elected to the commission in election as he defeated 2010. Democratic challenger Supreme Court Justice Tom Parker will be re- George B. McClellan. In 1889, Montana be- See FLOWERS, A12 came the 41st state. In 1923, Adolf Hitler launched his first attempt at seizing power in Ger- HOW TO REACH OUR many with a failed coup in Munich that came to be ELECTED OFFICIALS known as the “Beer-Hall Putsch.” In 1932, New York Democratic Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt defeated in- cumbent Republican Her- bert Hoover for the presidency. In 1950, during the Ko- rean War, the first jet- plane battle took place as U.S. Air Force Lt. Russell J. Brown shot down a North Korean MiG-15. Sen. Rep. Rep. In 1960, Massachusetts Greg Reed Connie Tim Sen. John F. Kennedy de- feated Vice President Rowe Wadsworth Richard M. Nixon for the presidency. SENATE Rowe, R-Jasper In 1988, Vice President Sen. Greg Reed, R- 11 South Union Street George H.W. Bush won Jasper Montgomery, AL the presidential election, State House, Room 36130 defeating the Democratic 734 (334) 242-7595 nominee, Massachusetts 11 South Union Street Gov. Michael Dukakis. Montgomery, AL Rep. Tim Wadsworth, Today’s Birthdays: 36130 R-Arley Actor Norman Lloyd is (334) 242-7894 11 South Union Street 102. Singer Bonnie Raitt Montgomery, AL is 67. TV personality HOUSE OF 36130 Mary Hart is 66. Singer- REPRESENTATIVES (334) 242-7554 actor Leif Garrett is 55. Rep. Connie Cooner Chef and TV personality Gordon Ramsay is 50. Ac- tress Tara Reid is 41. TV personality Jack Os- bourne is 31. Daily Mountain Eagle Thought for Today: “Remember one thing ESTABLISHED 1872 about democracy. We can have anything we want and at the same time, we Publisher - James Phillips Production Manager - Michael Keeton always end up with ex- Executive Advertising Dir. - Jerry Geddings Office Manager - Charlette Caterson actly what we deserve.” — Editor - Ron Harris Circulation Manager - John Fortner Edward Albee, American Sports Editor - Johnathan Bentley playwright (1928-2016). DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., Nov. 8, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A7 Let Grandma decide how much baby-sitting she wants to do DEAR GARFIELD ABBY: Is BY JIM DAVIS it wrong to drop off a 1- and a 5- year-old at a sen- ior as- sisted Dear Abby -living By Abigail center for Van Buren their great-grandmother to baby-sit in her room? My BLONDIE niece does this weekly, claiming she’s giving my mother “quality time” with her great-grand- BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN children. My mother is in the as- sisted-living center due to issues my dad is en- countering. She’s very independent and, of course, wants to help any of her family when- ever she can. But Mom PEANUTS has an autoimmune dis- ease that flares up with stress or when she gets BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ tired. I’m concerned about her health and feel my niece is taking ad- vantage of her. Of course, my sister sides with her daughter. They have told me to butt out. I don’t want to confront the management of the facility because I want Mom to feel as independ- MARVIN ent as possible there. I don’t want them to not BY TOM ARMSTRONG allow her to do some- thing she really wants to do. I have safety con- cerns, though, and feel this is not right. What do you think? — TORN IN TEXAS

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Box 303 utes 00 seconds East along the Sipsey, AL 35584 North line of said 1/4-1/4 for a REF: Personal Property, Misc. distance of 720.29 feet to an This unit will not be sold until 11- existing iron on the East right of 28-16 starting at 9:00 A.M. way of a county road; thence This unit will be sold to the high- run South 23 degrees 03 min- est bid. utes 14 seconds West along 4th Avenue Self Storage, Inc. said East right of way for a dis- 350 Knight Road tance of 351.59 feet to the Jasper, AL 35501 Point of Beginning; thence run 205-221-6789 South 23 degrees 03 minutes *November 8, 15, 2016 15 seconds West along said East right of way for a distance NOTICE OF REVIEW of 125.50 feet; thence run OF PROPOSED South 66 degrees 56 minutes ABANDONED MINE LAND 45 seconds East for a distance RECLAMATION PROJECT of 347.11 feet; thence run North Pursuant to Title IV of the Sur- 23 degrees 03 minutes 15 sec- face Mining Control and Recla- onds East for a distance of mation Act of 1977, 30 U.S.C. 125.50 feet; thence run North 1201 et seq., and the National 66 degrees 56 minutes 45 sec- Environmental Policy Act of onds West for a distance of 1969, the Alabama Department 347.11 feet to the Point of Be- of Labor (ADOL) in cooperation ginning. Minerals and usual with the U.S. Department of the mining rights excepted. Interior, Office of Surface Min- Property street address for in- ing, is soliciting public comment formational purposes: 514 on an abandoned mine land Lamon Chapel Loop, Jasper, reclamation project proposed for AL 35503 Title IV funding during Fiscal THIS PROPERTY WILL BE Year 2016. SOLD ON AN “AS IS, WHERE A written description of the IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY Radiant City II Road Aban- EASEMENTS, ENCUM- doned Mine Land Project, de- BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS veloped by ADOL, will be REFLECTED IN THE MORT- available for public review at the GAGE AND THOSE CON- Jasper Public Library until TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF December 2, 2016. THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE Upon request made to the per- OF PROBATE OF THE son listed under "FOR FUR- COUNTY WHERE THE THER INFORMATION," ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROP- persons may receive, free of ERTY IS SITUATED. THIS charge, single copies of the writ- PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD ten description of the project WITHOUT WARRANTY OR under consideration. Written RECOURSE, EXPRESSED OR comments should be limited to IMPLIED AS TO TITLE, USE the Radiant City Road II Aban- AND/OR ENJOYMENT AND doned Mine Land Project, and WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO include sufficient explanation in THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION support of the commenter's rec- OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED ommendations. In order to be THERETO. considered, written comments Alabama law gives some per- must be received at the address sons who have an interest in listed under "FOR FURTHER property the right to redeem the INFORMATION" on or before property under certain circum- December 2, 2016. stances. Programs may also Persons wishing to meet with exist that help persons avoid or ADOL representatives to dis- delay the foreclosure process. cuss the proposed project may An attorney should be con- request such a meeting by con- sulted to help you understand tacting the person listed under these rights and programs as a "FOR FURTHER INFORMA- part of the foreclosure process. TION." All such meetings are This sale is made for the pur- open to the public and, when pose of paying the indebted- possible, notices of the meet- ness secured by said ings are advertised in newspa- mortgage, as well as the ex- pers of local distribution. A penses of foreclosure. written summary of each public The successful bidder must meeting will be made part of the tender a non-refundable de- Administrative Record. posit of Five Thousand Dollars FOR FURTHER INFORMA- ($5,000.00) in certified funds TION, contact: Chuck Williams, made payable to Sirote & Per- State Mine Reclamation Super- mutt, P.C. at the time and place visor, Mining and Reclamation of the sale. The balance of the Division, Alabama Department purchase price must be paid in of Labor, 11 West Oxmoor certified funds by noon the next Road, Suite 100, Birmingham, business day at the Law Office AL 35209. of Sirote & Permutt, P.C. at the Telephone (205) 945-8671. address indicated below. Sirote *November 8, 2016 & Permutt, P.C. reserves the right to award the bid to the NOTICE OF TERMINATION next highest bidder should the OF PARENTAL RIGHTS highest bidder fail to timely ten- MARY CHRISTIAN SHOOK der the total amount due. AND THE UNKNOWN FATHER The Mortgagee/Transferee re- OF B.S.G. serves the right to bid for and Whose whereabouts are un- purchase the real estate and to known must answer the Peti- credit its purchase price against tioners' petition to terminate the expenses of sale and the parental rights for B.S.G., d/o/b indebtedness secured by the 03/08/2015, and other relief by real estate. December 14, 2016 or, there- This sale is subject to post- after, a judgment by default may ponement or cancellation. be rendered against her in Case Federal National Mortgage No. JU-2015-234.02, in the Ju- Association (“Fannie Mae”), venile Court of Walker County, Mortgagee/Transferee 1803 3rd Avenue, Suite 205, Andy Saag Jasper, Alabama 35501. SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. DONE this the 3rd day of P. O. Box 55727 November, 2016. Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 SUSAN ODOM Attorney for CIRCUIT COURT, CLERK Mortgagee/Transferee WALKER COUNTY, AL www.sirote.com/foreclosures Steven A. Thomas 400783 Attorney at Law *November 8, 15, 22, 2016 *November 8, 15, 22, 29, 2016 A12 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., Nov. 8, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com Sessions stumps for Trump, rises on the national stage

MONTGOMERY (AP) — U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions in recent days rolled through Iowa, Nevada and the pan- handle of Florida to stump for Republican Donald Trump. The first U.S. senator to endorse the outsider can- didate turned Republican nominee has emerged as a key surrogate deployed to battleground states in the waning hours of the campaign. “This is a movement. Look at what is happening. The American people are not happy with their govern- ment,” Sessions said as he first endorsed Trump in February. Sessions’ role in the inner orbit of the Republican nominee has led to speculation of an eventual presi- AP Photos dential appointment if Trump should manage to close Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks to members of the media before boarding the polling gap and prove victorious Tuesday. While Sessions, 69, has downplayed the prospect, her campaign plane at Westchester County Airport in White Plains, N.Y., Monday to travel to Pittsburgh. his close association with the Republican nominee has Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally Monday in Sarasota, raised the national profile of the junior senator from Fla. Alabama. “When Mr. Trump wins this election .... I can’t imag- ine in my wildest dreams that he would not be a part Election From A1 of that conversation simply because he has been one of Mr. Trump’s closest aides and confidants and her plane for her last battleground found on a computer belonging to votes, nearly doubling the 2012 helped guide the ship into the White House,” Alabama tour. “I really do want to be the Anthony Weiner, the disgraced for- level. Black turnout is up compared Republican Party Chairwoman Terry Lathan said. president for everybody.” mer congressman and estranged to 2012, but that share of the total A presidential appointment for Sessions would also As Clinton took the stage in Pitts- husband of Huma Abedin, a long- vote is lower due to bigger jumps cause a shake-up in the state political food chain, leav- burgh, supporters yelled out, “We time Clinton aide. Comey said Sun- among Latinos and whites, accord- ing vacant a U.S. Senate seat, a coveted office that love you” — an unusual occurrence day the FBI reviewed ing to University of Florida profes- usually only comes open with an incumbent’s death for the Democratic presidential can- communications “to or from Hillary sor Daniel Smith or retirement, to be filled by appointment. It is a titil- didate who has sometimes strug- Clinton while she was secretary of In Nevada, where more than lating possibility for state politicians trying to make gled to connect with voters. state.” three-fourths of expected ballots their plans for 2018 races. For that reason, some gu- “I love you all, too. Absolutely,” Clinton tried to fly above the con- have been cast, Democrats also bernatorial contenders are expected to hold off on Clinton said with a slight chuckle. troversy Monday and was not ex- lead, 42 percent to 36 percent. campaign plans until after Nov. 8. Trump was aggressive to the end, pected to address the matter during Trump deputy campaign man- “There is no doubt that Montgomery is full of people repeatedly slamming Clinton at his stops in Michigan and North Car- ager David Bossie downplayed the right now salivating at the prospect of being ap- first event of the day in Sarasota, olina. impact of increased Hispanic par- pointed to the U.S. Senate,” said Scott Beason, a for- Florida. She was also headlining an ticipation, telling reporters on a mer state senator and host of a conservative radio talk Having made the new FBI review evening rally in Philadelphia with conference call, “We feel that we’re show. a centerpiece of his closing case to President Barack Obama and first going to get a good share of those The pairing of the bombastic billionaire and the po- voters, he argued that Clinton was lady Michelle Obama, along with votes.” However, he sidestepped two lite southerner at first seems an unlikely one. While being protected by a “totally rigged rock stars Bruce Springsteen and questions about the level of His- divergent in style, the pair found common ground system.” Jon Bon Jovi. panic vote Trump needs to win the with tough stances on immigration and against free “You have one magnificent chance Nearing the end of his two terms presidency. trade agreements. to beat the corrupt system and de- in the White House, Obama was Without victories in Florida and liver justice,” Trump said. “Do not nostalgic as he launched his own Nevada, Trump’s path to 270 elec- let this opportunity slip away.” busy day of events, noting that he toral votes would be exceedingly The comments were a reminder was probably making his last cam- narrow. He already must win nearly that Comey’s news, delivered in a paign swing for the foreseeable fu- all of the roughly dozen battle- letter to lawmakers on Sunday, was ture. ground states. a doubled-edged sword for Clinton. “Whatever credibility I have Trump planned to campaign at a While it vindicated her claims that earned after eight years as presi- breakneck pace through Election the emails would not yield new evi- dent, I am asking you to trust me Day. Following the rally in Florida, dence, it ensured that a controversy on this. I am voting for Hillary Clin- he headed to North Carolina and that has dogged her campaign from ton,” Obama said. then was off to Pennsylvania and the start would follow her through Clinton is banking in part on high New Hampshire. After voting in Election Day. turnout — particularly among New York Tuesday morning, After Across the country, nearly 24 mil- Obama’s young, diverse coalition of that, Trump was to return to Penn- lion early ballots were cast under voters — to carry her over the fin- sylvania, Michigan, Ohio, North the shadow of Comey’s initial an- ish line Tuesday. Roughly half the Carolina and New Hampshire. nouncement of a new email review. states with advance voting have re- Midway through his travels Mon- That number represents more than ported record turnout, including day, Trump praised his supporters half of the roughly 42.5 million peo- Florida and Nevada, which have for having created a “movement.” ple who had cast votes by Monday booming Hispanic populations, a But he warned it would all slip afternoon, according to Associated possible good sign for Clinton. away if he loses Tuesday. Press data. In Florida alone, Hispanic partic- “Go vote,” he urged. “Or honestly, The inquiry involved material ipation is up by more than 453,000 we’ve all wasted our time.” Daily Mountain Eagle - Jennifer Cohron Jerry Saddler signs paperwork after being sworn in as the new mayor in Sipsey. Looking on is Pro- Carbon Hill From A1 bate Judge Rick Allison. Colbert and Suzanne Atkins and Mayor Mark Chambers for the first council meeting of the new term Sipsey From A1 Monday night. “Every four years, the city is re- They come from diverse lated a petition urging quired to appoint the city clerk, po- backgrounds — nursing, the council to create a lice chief, fire chief, mayor pro tem coal mining, firefighting “fully-funded, full-time and the street and garbage foreman. — but have the common police department.” ... These positions must be appointed goal of seeing the town Other plans for the new by majority vote,” Chambers said. improve under their lead- administration include Herron nominated Nanette Brown ership. park improvements and for the position of city clerk, treas- Public safety will be street improvements. urer and magistrate, with Gann sec- one of their first priori- “We’re going to be pay- onding the nomination. ties. ing a visit to Montgomery The council unanimously ap- “We want a functioning, quite often. I don’t give up proved the motion. full-time police force,” so easy. But you’ve got to Herron also nominated Burrough Robinson said. ask. If you don’t ask, you for the mayor pro tem position. The police department don’t get nothing,” said Atkins seconded the motion and the is currently manned by a Saddler, who previously nomination was passed with six yes chief but no officers, and served as the town’s votes. at times the town is with- mayor for 23 years. He Colbert abstained. out police protection. was last re-elected in Chambers reappointed Alan May Citizens recently circu- 1996. as the street/garbage foreman and Daily Mountain Eagle - Lea Rizzo the council reappointed Lawrence Carbon Hill Mayor Mark Chambers is sworn in by Carbon Hill Mu- “Buddy” Smith to the position of fire nicipal Judge Ken Guin Monday morning. Shooting From A1 chief. Atkins made the motion to accept with the new council,” Chambers The council also went into execu- gunshot victim at the residence at 5:18 p.m. applications for the police chief posi- said. “Whoever they choose as police tive session at the start of the meet- Underwood said Denny was shot near Phillips Lane tion until Dec. 1. Colbert voted chief, I’ll support their decision.” ing to discuss a lawsuit against the in Empire and transported to the Coon Creek Road against the motion, which passed 6- He also pledged that he and the city. address. 1. council will move the city forward The next council meeting will be His body has been sent to the state department of “I’m looking forward to working “as best we can.” held Thursday, Nov. 17, at 6 p.m. forensics. There is a person of interest in the case, although no arrest has been made, according to Underwood. The investigation is ongoing. Phillips From A6 Underwood also confirmed that some of the parties While men and women rounding the 2016 elec- the frequency with which fully feel you are taking a involved in the investigation may be responsible for a are equally likely (51 per- tion. The 24-hour news you’re discussing the elec- proactive step and partici- wildfire that continues to burn in Empire. cent vs. 52 percent, re- cycle should receive a tion with friends, family pating in what for many The area where Denny was shot is at the rear of the spectively) to say the 2016 large portion of the blame. members or coworkers. has been a stressful elec- property affected by the fire, according to Underwood. U.S. presidential election The combination of the •Stress and anxiety tion cycle. Find balanced Firefighters have also discovered two tractors, a bush is a very or somewhat sig- constant newsfeed and about what might happen information to learn about hog and a post hole digger in the area, he said. nificant source of stress, politicians, both Republi- is not productive. Channel all the candidates and is- Investigators have not yet determined if the equip- election stress differs can and Democrat, who your concerns to make a sues on your ballot (not ment was stolen. among generations of use fear and manipulation positive difference on is- just the presidential race), Americans. Millennials as tools for gaining votes, sues you care about. Con- make informed decisions and “matures” are the pushes anxiety levels sider volunteering in your and wear your “I voted” Flowers From A1 most likely to say the elec- through the roof. community, advocating for sticker with pride. tion is a very or somewhat In releasing the study, an issue you support or I think those are some elected to another six- tive fashion for another significant source of stress the APA also offered some joining a local group. Re- great tips to avoid stress year term. He was the two years. Terri Sewell (56 percent vs. 59 percent, tips to help people man- member that in addition on Election Day. No mat- largest vote getter in the will continue to be our respectively) — signifi- age their stress related to to the presidential elec- ter the results of the elec- Republican primaries only Democrat. cantly more than Genera- the election: tion, there are state and tion, the sun will most earlier this year. Today’s election may tion Xers (45 percent) but •If the 24-hour news local elections taking likely come up tomorrow. Kelli Wise will also be be the last that would re- not boomers (50 percent). cycle of claims and coun- place in many parts of the Winter is coming (or at re-elected to another six- quire residents to prove Judging from my social terclaims from the candi- country, providing more least we hope it is). year term on the State that they are U.S. citi- media newsfeeds, I am dates is causing you opportunities for civic in- Thanksgiving will be here Supreme Court. The zens when registering to surprised the percentages stress, limit your media volvement. before we know it. The Geneva County native vote. A federal appeals in the study were not consumption. Read just •Whatever happens Iron Bowl will be played may be the prettiest court appears likely to higher. I have seen every- enough to stay informed. today, life will go on. Our with the winner likely to Supreme Court Justice side with voting rights thing from people cursing Turn off the newsfeed or political system and the receive a spot in the play- in America. groups seeking to block each other over candi- take a digital break. Take three branches of govern- offs. Christmas is going to All six of our Republi- Kansas, Georgia and Al- dates to others proclaim- some time for yourself, go ment mean that we can happen. Let’s all breathe can members of Con- abama from requiring ing our country and the for a walk, or spend time expect a significant degree deep for a few moments gress will be re-elected proof of citizenship. world, as a whole, will be with friends and family of stability immediately and be thankful this elec- today. Bradley Byrne, See you next week. coming to an end if their doing things that you after a major transition of tion season will all be over Martha Roby, Mike idea of the proper outcome enjoy. government. Avoid cata- in a matter of hours. Rogers, Robert Aderholt, Steve Flowers is Alabama’s leading of the presidential election •Avoid getting into dis- strophizing, and maintain Mo Brooks and Gary political columnist. His weekly col- doesn’t happen. cussions about the elec- a balanced perspective. James Phillips is editor and publisher umn appears in over 60 Alabama of the Daily Mountain Eagle. He may Palmer will continue to newspapers. He served 16 years in I feel like there are tion if you think they have •Vote. In a democracy, a be reached at 205-221-2840 or represent the Heart of the state legislature. Steve may be many reasons for the in- the potential to escalate to citizen’s voice does matter. [email protected]. Dixie in a very conserva- reached at www.steveflowers.us. crease in anxiety sur- conflict. Be cognizant of By voting, you will hope- DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., Nov. 8, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A13 ELECTION 2016 JASPER CITY COUNCIL

Daily Mountain Eagle photos - Ron Harris A swearing-in ceremony was held Monday at the Memorial Park Natatorium for members of the Jasper City Council. Taking the oath of office were, top from left, Jennifer Williams Smith and Willie Moore III, and bottom row, Gary Cowen, Danny Gambrell and Sonny Posey.

OAKMAN CORDOVA

Daily Mountain Eagle - Nicole Smith Daily Mountain Eagle - Jennifer Cohron Cory Franks was sworn in as the new mayor of Oakman Monday night. Franks Drew Gilbert was sworn in for a second term as mayor of Cordova Mon- addressed his family, colleagues and supporters at the town community center day night. following a short meeting. "It's time for our community to come together and work together. ... I've set our goals high," Franks said. SUMITON PARRISH

Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley Daily Mountain Eagle - Elane Jones Petey Ellis was sworn in for another term as mayor of Sumiton Monday Heather Hall made history Monday night when she became the first female night. Looking on is Ellis’ wife, Deb. mayor in Parrish. Hall was sworn into office by State Rep. Tim Wadsworth as her husband, Kevin Hall, held the Bible on which she took her oath of of- fice. But Hall was met with opposition in one of her first acts as mayor, when several of the town’s council members opposed her recommendation of hir- SIPSEY ing Shawn Kelly as police chief at a pay of $15 an hour, plus insurance.

Dora From A1 in our city. We have access to the Warrior tant fire chief. “I expect this transition River. We have a community college right will be smooth.” across the highway. We have everything Edwards, a former mayor, was also we need in our city to grow.” elected by the council to serve as mayor Stephens thanked his supporters be- pro tem fore being sworn in by Sen. Greg Reed (R- In other appointments for the city, Jasper). Reed also swore in council Joeletta Barrentine was renamed as mu- members Phillip Ballenger, Marion nicipal judge, Jim Brakefield as city at- Combs, Chris Edwards, Clyde Nix, torney, Charles Stephens as city McArthur Sargent and Randy Spears. prosecutor and Marcy Brown as city After the ceremony, the new council clerk. held its first meeting with the main ac- The city council voted to change its tion being to appoint several city posi- meeting time to the second and fourth tions. Stephens announced his Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. with its appointments, which included Jared Hall next meeting set for Thursday at Dora being re-appointed as police chief and City Hall. David Box being named as the new fire The council also passed a resolution al- chief. Edwards had previously held the lowing Stephens to sell the modular post of fire chief but had to step down to building that has been used as a snack Daily Mountain Eagle - Jennifer Cohron join the council. bar at Horse Creek Golf Course so it can “We have a great group of firefighters,” be moved to make room for the new club- Probate Judge Rock Allison, at left, issues the oath of office to Sipsey said Box, who had previously been assis- house being built on the property. Mayor Jerry Saddler, center, and members of the Sipsey Town Council. Daily Mountain Eagle

Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016 SPORTS A13

COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREP FOOTBALL Mississippi PLAYOFFS Malzahn: Auburn Another lengthy finding way to win road trip Ole Miss QB Banged up Tigers play at Georgia Saturday Kelly tears ACL, for ‘Cats out for season By JOHN ZENOR AP Sports Writer By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY OXFORD, Miss. Eagle Sports Editor (AP) — Mississippi AUBURN — Auburn’s starting quarterback was banged up, and Oakman has already made quarterback Chad the star tailback went down, too. one lengthy road trip in the Kelly will miss the One starting line- state foot- rest of the season backer was out ball play- Prep Playoffs after tearing the ACL with an injury and offs. another was The and lateral meniscus ejected early in Wildcats’ in his right knee. the game for tar- reward for The 6-foot-2 senior geting. Tigers keep winning a was hurt Saturday in Then the first-round eighth-ranked SEC West playoff the Rebels’ victory Tigers had a field hopes alive game at Montgomery Acad- over Georgia South- goal blocked. emy last week? Another ern. The school an- They managed to overcome all lengthy road trip. nounced the injury that and beat Vanderbilt 23-16 on Thanks to a Hillcrest-Ever- Saturday, reminding coach Gus green first-round upset of following Kelly’s MRI Malzahn of Auburn’s most suc- Opp, Oakman makes the trip on Sunday, and said cessful recent teams. to Conecuh County, located he would have sur- “We had some guys that really between Montgomery and gery this week. stepped up and did a super job,” Mobile, to take on the Hill- Malzahn said after the game. “In crest-Evergreen Jaguars (5-6) Kelly has thrown for every year that we’ve won a lot of on Friday night. a SEC-leading 2,758 games, there has been a game like Oakman (7-4) is in the sec- yards, 19 touchdown this where our guys found a way ond round of the playoffs for and eight intercep- to win.” the fifth straight season. The Tigers (7-2, 5-1 Southeast- While the Wildcats are on tions this season. ern Conference, No. 9 CFP) kept the road this week, both Cor- He threw for more alive their hopes of winning the dova and Sumiton Christian than 4,000 yards as Western Division and staying in return home after picking up a junior and led Ole playoff contention. road wins last week. With games still ahead at Geor- Addison is also playing at Miss to a Sugar gia and at No. 1 Alabama, Auburn home this week after setting Bowl win. still controls its own destiny in the a school playoff record with The Rebels (4-5) West because Texas A&M, which 63 points in a rout of Shoals now likely turn to beat the Tigers, lost to Mississippi Christian in the opening State. round. redshirt freshman Quarterback Sean White sat Cordova, coming off back- Jason Pellerin. out the first half but came off the to-back trips to the Class 4A bench to lead a second-half come- state semifinals, hosts No. 2 back. Malzahn declined to disclose Rogers (11-0) on Friday night. the nature of his injury but said The Blue Devils advanced Tennessee he was hurt in a physical game with a dominant performance against Mississippi. in a 46-23 rout of Jacksonville UT women The biggest question leading up while Rogers blasted Ran- honor Summitt to Saturday’s game at Georgia is dolph 42-6. The Pirates are the status of tailback Kamryn 11-0 for the first time in with patch Pettway, who pulled up at the end Daily Mountain Eagle - Jeff Johnsey school history. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. of a 60-yard run in the fourth Auburn quarterback Sean White looks to throw against Vander- Rogers was tested in a pair quarter, clutching his left leg. of wins this season, edging (AP) — Tennessee is Malzahn said the SEC’s leading bilt during their game on Saturday morning. White entered the Deshler (10-7) and Wilson wearing commemo- rusher “obviously pulled some- game in the third quarter of the Tigers’ 23-16 victory over the (10-3). rative patches on its thing,” but his status against the Commodores. Auburn plays at Georgia this week. Sumiton Christian (9-2) jerseys to honor for- Bulldogs is unknown. hosts Pickens County (8-3) in No. 2 rusher Kerryon Johnson missed the game with an undis- ing field goal attempt in the final a matchup of two of Class mer Lady Volunteers is still nursing an ankle injury closed injury and Deshaun Davis minutes was blocked by line- 1A’s top offenses. coach Pat Summitt, and Malzahn said he was “some- was ejected in the first quarter. backer Zach Cunningham, setting Addison (11-0) hosts Spring who led the program where around 80 percent” healthy Davis will be available for the up a Vandy drive into Auburn’s Garden (10-1), which ham- to eight national ti- for the game with Vandy (4-5, 1-4). Georgia game. territory. Josh Holsey picked off mered South Lamar in the Linebacker Tre’ Williams Auburn’s potential game-seal- tles. SEE AUBURN, A15 first round. The 13th-ranked Lady Vols wore the patches Monday dur- ALABAMA WINS HILLTOP SHOWDOWN NASCAR ing a 95-56 exhibition victory over Carson- Newman. Tennessee Harvick looks to lock up coach Holly Warlick said the patches would remain on the Lady Vols’ jerseys all Chase spot at Phoenix season. By JENNA FRYER spot in the finale up for grabs Sunday. AP Auto Racing Writer Problem is, there are five drivers jock- eying for that last spot. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Only an ama- And only two points separate three of Sports on TV teur would fill out a Chase for the those drivers in the standings. Sprint Cup champi- To say there will be some broken- MLB onship bracket and hearted teams on Sunday is an under- 2016 Gold Glove not mark Kevin Har- statement. This year’s version of the Awards, 7 p.m., ESPN vick down for a win Chase has been anticlimactic, some- at Phoenix. times even boring, but this bottleneck Harvick has in the standings is something to behold. College Football proven he’s just Reigning series champion Kyle Busch Eastern Michigan about unbeatable in and Joey Logano are tied in the stand- at Ball State, 6 p.m., the desert, and when ings. Once a threat to get all four cars CBSSN his playoff chances into the finale, JGR is only guaranteed are on the line, he’s to be represented by Carl Edwards, who Western Michigan delivered time and used a fast pit stop to win a rain-short- at Kent State, 6:30 again. Harvick has Kevin ened race Sunday night at Texas. It was p.m., ESPN2 won six of the last Harvick the least optimal outcome for JGR in nine races at terms of getting multiple cars into the NBA Phoenix, finished second in two of his finale. Hawks at Cavaliers, Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley losses and is guaranteed to show up Edwards, you see, was last in the 6 p.m., NBA University of Alabama’s Ryan Gravlee of Curry re- this weekend with a car capable of de- playoff standings and that miracle win moralizing the field. gave him an automatic berth. Although Pelicans at Kings, turns a serve during the Hilltop Showdown at Car- Assuming it will take nothing short of the rules show two spots still remaining 9:30 p.m., NBA bon Hill High School on Sunday. Alabama a freak incident to keep Harvick out of and three JGR drivers hovering at the defeated Auburn to win the six-team tournament. victory lane, there’s essentially only one SEE HARVICK, A15 Daily Daily MountainMountain EagleEagle $ $ Inside Section Front FOOTER ADS (like this one) are now available on the front page of the 1 1 29 29 Sports, Business and Lifestyles sections. 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COLLEGE FOOTBALL UNA closes regular season at Georgia’s Eason thriving in Mississippi College on Saturday FLORENCE — With the 2016 Gulf South Con- late-game pressure situations ference football title already secured, the Univer- sity of North Alabama will turn its focus to nailing By CHARLES ODUM lost four of five, including with reporters this season. down the top seed in Super Region 2 of the AP Sports Writer two straight, before the Eason may have found a NCAA Division II playoffs when the Lions play win at Kentucky. Auburn new favorite target. Javon their regular-season finale at Mississippi College ATHENS, Ga. — Geor- (7-2, 5-1, No. 9 CFP) will be Wims, a junior college Saturday at 2 p.m. gia freshman Jacob Eason playing to preserve its transfer, set career highs is proving he can be UNA, 7-1 overall and 6-0 in the GSC, claimed SEC championship hopes with five catches for 90 trusted in the closing min- and shot at making the yards against Kentucky. an unprecedented fourth straight conference foot- utes. playoffs. Wims (6-4, 215) gives ball championship with a 51-3 win over West In fact, the young quar- It hasn’t been a smooth Eason a tall and physical Florida at Braly Stadium last Saturday. terback’s best play has first season for Eason, who target. Wims showed his Mississippi College brings a 3-6 overall record come in high-pressure sit- has started the last eight big-play potential on a 51- and 1-6 league mark into the game. uations late in games, pro- games. yard catch. viding confidence that will After winning the start- Wims said he is develop- North Alabama has continued to roll through the be needed in Saturday’s GSC portion of its schedule. The Lions are not ing job from senior ing a bond with Eason. He visit from No. 8 Auburn. Greyson Lambert, Eason said they are “just getting only unbeaten in conference play but have Coach Kirby Smart said hasn’t always played as to know each other as outscored their opponents 258-71 - or by an aver- Eason showed impressive Georgia QB well as in some late-game friends and teammates.” age score of 43-12. poise when he led the Bull- Jacob Eason pressure situations. He “We both are very goofy dogs to a last-second 27-24 has completed 145 of 272 guys,” Wims said. “The win at Kentucky last winning drive came at passes for 1,754 yards connection has been grow- Baylor career rushing leader week. Eason completed Missouri early in the sea- with 11 touchdowns and ing a lot stronger. He’s sidelined for attitude issues each of his four passes on son. He also threw a go- five interceptions. trusting me a lot more to the game-winning drive ahead 47-yard touchdown Smart said Eason “has make plays if he throws WACO, Texas (AP) — Baylor career rushing that began with less than pass to Riley Ridley with got a long way to go.” me the ball.” leader Shock Linwood has been suspended by three minutes remaining. only 10 seconds remaining “He’s got to improve,” Wims said last week’s acting head coach Jim Grobe because of attitude Georgia won on Rodrigo against Tennessee. That Smart said. “He’s got to game-winning drive was issues. Blankenship’s 25-yard dramatic pass became a improve communication, important for Eason. Linwood will miss the 25th-ranked Bears’ game field goal as time expired. footnote when the Vols decision making ... but I “We are tremendously Following the game, Saturday at No. 9 Oklahoma. Grobe said Monday won the game with a Hail certainly think these op- confident in Jacob,” Wims Smart said Eason “does Mary pass. that “it’s not anything major” but that Linwood has portunities at the end of said. “He has been improv- not feel pressure. That’s “He’s a kid that the more the game give him a ing each and every week. some issues to work through. just the kid. He has a very he plays in a game, I think chance to show leadership He’s been practicing better “He’s just not been himself, not really been as calm demeanor, which is the more confident he and gain the confidence of and we’ve been developing focused as I think he needs to be,” Grobe said. what you want a quarter- gets,” Smart said Monday. the other players.” better timing with him. It’s “Things are not good right now, and I just want to back to have.” Georgia (5-4, 3-4 South- Eason has not been going to boost his confi- help him get his focus back.” Eason’s first late game- eastern Conference) had made available to speak dence going forward.” Linwood shoved a graduate assistant during the Bears’ 62-22 home loss to TCU on Saturday, when he had only six carries. Asked about that al- NFL tercation, Grobe said he didn’t have any issues with what happened on the sideline between a player and assistant upset during a game. Mularkey likes how Titans fought back Terence Williams is Baylor’s leading rusher with 691 yards and eight touchdowns. Redshirt fresh- The Associated Press falling behind,” Mularkey for touchdowns can devas- nice throws, including said. “But we also have the tate teams but not these threading an 8-yard pass man JaMycal Hasty has had two 100-yard rushing NASHVILLE, Tenn. — ability to come back, and Titans. to Delanie Walker in the games. Tennessee coach Mike Mu- nobody flinched. Nobody Mariota threw for 313 fourth quarter that pulled larkey is taking an opti- panicked. Nobody quit, yards with three touch- Tennessee within 33-28. PREP FOOTBALL mistic view of the Titans’ and that’s the heart of this downs and also ran for a But Mariota now has lost Washington Co. forfeits playoff latest loss, a game in football team.” fourth. Mularkey said four fumbles this season which they trailed by 16 Tennessee went to San Mariota made some very with eight interceptions. points. win; Samson replaces Bulldogs Diego trying to climb Mularkey said Monday Washington County High School of Chatom has he’s encouraged by how above .500 and move been fined, placed on probation for one year and the Titans fought back to within a half-game of ordered to forfeit its Class 2A first-round football take the lead. The veteran Houston in the AFC playoff win over Samson for violating the AHSAA coach and former player South. Instead, the Titans trailed 16-0 less than 16 eligibility rules. said he’s been around a lot minutes after kickoff in Washington County High School self-reported of teams that didn’t fight back, especially after mak- the 43-35 loss to San the violation to the AHSAA once notified of the po- ing their would-be come- Diego. The turnovers came tential infraction. back tougher with three from Marcus Mariota on Washington County played an ineligible student turnovers — two returned two interceptions and a in violation of the AHSAA Home Rule found on for touchdowns. fumble, and Mularkey said page 34 of the 2016-17 AHSAA Handbook. The “We don’t want to be having turnovers returned school forfeited its first-round 42-12 playoff win over Samson in which the ineligible student par- ticipated in. Consequently, Samson High School Cuban: Dispute with ESPN is now advancing to the second round of the Class 2A state playoffs this week and will play rooted in automated content Elba High School at Elba Friday night. 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It wouldn’t be a shock if JGR doesn’t So here’s the situation: get even one more car into the finale be- HARVICK FOR THE WIN: He’s an cause anything can happen on Sunday. eight-time winner at Phoenix and has ab- LOGANO: He won at Talladega in the solutely owned the place since the track last round to stave off elimination, and he was reconfigured in 2011. He’s also in a doesn’t need to win at Phoenix to make it situation that Harvick handles quite well to Homestead. — he pretty much has to win or won’t He’s essentially racing the Gibbs cars make it to the finale for a third straight and trying to finish higher than the three year. Harvick is known as a macho driver Toyotas so he can snatch a spot on points. brimming with confidence, and he didn’t It’ll be a tough battle, but Logano likes seem concerned about his positioning sticking it to the team that let him go headed into Phoenix. His warning? He’ll three years ago. just go to Phoenix and do what he always KURT BUSCH: He’s an afterthought does there. right now after iffy performances in the JGR: The team had hoped to sweep the last two races have him ranked last in finale but can’t because Jimmie Johnson the standings. He most certainly has to earned one of the spots with a win at win at Phoenix to advance, and it’s a good Martinsville. Best case scenario is that track for Busch. He has four consecutive the team gets two more cars into the top-10 finishes at Phoenix and could pull final, but that will certainly come with off a miracle. Should he get the win, it hard internal feelings. will come at the expense of Stewart-Haas Busch, Kenseth and Hamlin will likely Racing teammate Harvick. Auburn From A14 Kyle Shurmur’s pass to end the last- fensive coordinator had a big comeback minute threat. win in the Iron Bowl and won five games “We learned how to fight through ad- by a field goal or less. versity in this game,” safety Tray These Tigers have an awfully long way Matthews said. “We’re just growing as a to go to match those teams’ feats, but team and continuing to fight through they can win the SEC West with victories everything, all the obstacles. I’m really over Georgia and Alabama. proud of our team. Holsey likes what he sees so far from a “(The Commodores) came in and fought group that has won six straight since their butt off but we fought back.” starting 1-2. Auburn’s recent history was built on “It’s the will. It’s the will of the team,” surviving games like this. The 2013 team he said. “It’s the teammates and the won the SEC title and made the national coaching staff. They preach this to us championship game with two famous each and every week, that adversity’s plays: a tipped Hail Mary pass to beat going to happen and you have to know Georgia and a 109-yard return of a how to overcome it. missed field goal by Alabama. Cam New- “There’s a bunch of guys on this team ton’s 2010 team when Malzahn was of- that have a lot of fight in them.” A16 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., Nov. 8, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com

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