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2 SECTIONS, 15 PAGES Monday, June 15, 2020 DAILY $1, WEDNESDAY | SUNDAY $2 Sobriety test quickly turned deadly By RUSS BYNUM the weapon and ran. ing in gunfire. The killing of the Brosnan since September 2018. patrol cars showed they spent more AND BRYNN ANDERSON Seconds lat- 27-year-old black man in an encoun- Meanwhile, authorities announced than 40 minutes peacefully ques- Associated Press er, three gunshots ter with two white officers late Friday a $10,000 reward for information tioning Brooks. The fighting erupted sounded and Brooks rekindled fiery protests in Atlanta and finding those responsible for setting when they tried to handcuff Brooks. ATLANTA— One minute, fell mortally wound- prompted the police chief’s resigna- fire to the Wendy’s restaurant at the Andy Harvey, chief of police of En- Rayshard Brooks was chatting coop- ed. tion. shooting scene. Flames gutted the nis, Texas, who has written books and eratively with Atlanta police, saying Atlanta police vid- Police said Sunday the department restaurant late Saturday after demon- developed training on community he’d had a couple of drinks to celebrate GARRETT eo released Sunday terminated Officer Garrett Rolfe, who strations grew turbulent. policing, said such moments can turn his daughter’s birthday and agreeing ROLFE showing a seeming- fired the fatal shots, and officer Devin Police said the protests prompted “in just a split second.” to a breath test. The next, they were ly routine sobriety Brosnan was placed on administra- 36 arrests. “The moment you put your hands wrestling on the ground and grap- check outside a Wendy’s restaurant tive duty. Rolfe had worked for the The two officers’ body cameras and on someone is when someone will pling over a Taser before Brooks took that quickly spin out of control, end- department since October 2013, and the dash-mounted cameras in their See DEADLY, page 4A Children’s book teaches about acceptance, racism By ST. CLAIRE DONAGHY [email protected]

bbeville’s Edie New remem- bers as a child riding in the car with her mother and asking her a Aquestion. “I said, ‘Mama, why are we supposed to not like black people?’” New recalled. “My Mama struggled with how to answer. Then, I asked her, ‘Why would God make somebody and tell us not to like them?’ I’ve never gotten the whole racism thing.” New is the author of a SUBMITTED newly published children’s Edie New of Abbeville re- book, “Can We Be Friends?” cently published a children’s about two grasshoppers of book she wrote 25 years SUBMITTED different colors who become ago, “Can We Be Friends?” Bonnie Henderson points to the gold emblem on Lonza’s Quarter Century Club wall, signifying her 50 years of service. friends. The story focuses on friend- It is available on Ama- ships between two grass- zon and at retailer Urban 2 hoppers of different colors Country in Abbeville. New and offers talking points recently had a book signing in Abbeville. for adults and children on “I was literally wakened acceptance, prejudice and in the middle of the night more. The book is available and was told, “You need to on Amazon and at Urban 2 write this book.’ New said. Country in Abbeville. “I put it down on paper. The open-ended way it ends gives illustrators,” New said, noting Two circles parents the opportunity to that task proved difficult. ask their own children how “I called a cousin of mine, Lonza employee retires after 52 years they want their stories to be.” Cindy Hailes, who studied Positive feedback on art. I sent her the book and By JAMES HICKS Henderson was born in Virginia, but celebrated their 52nd anniversary this “Can We Be Friends?” is she started doing the illustra- [email protected] moved to Greenwood at an early age year, but Donald died seven years ago. already coming in from tions, but she became very when her father accepted a supervisor po- Henderson said she has mixed emo- people who’ve bought copies, sick and it took her years to nly a handful of people sition at the Harris Mill plant. She started tions about retiring. New said, including school complete it. ... I did not know can say they have worked first grade in Greenwood and continued “You won’t be seeing your colleagues, teachers. how to get published, so the for the same company for in the school system until graduating that has been your family,” Henderson An excerpt from the book book got shelved.” 25 years. Not many can say from Greenwood High School in 1966. said. reads: The book got shelved until they have worked more She was part of the first graduating Her colleagues praised her work and “What can we do to help?” two months ago when it was than 50 years for the same company. classes of Piedmont Technical College’s friendship. Julia and Carley both asked. published in early April by OBonnie Henderson can. two-year program in 1968. She later “She has provided me with a lot of “It’s simple, Granny said. Epic Edge Publishing. Brian “The Lord has blessed me very much received a bachelor’s degree in business sound advice over the years,” Brittney “Just do what you are already C. Hailes, son of the book’s that I have had good health to work for 52 administration from Limestone College Wells, regulatory lead for Lonza, said. “I doing. Play together and get illustrator, who works for the years,” Henderson said. in 1994 by using benefits the company am forever grateful.” to know each other for who publishing company, asked On Thursday, Henderson retired from provided for employees seeking higher Wells said Henderson is a leader in her you are. And maybe when New if he could publish it. Lonza in Greenwood after working 52 education degrees. own right. Wells also said she would miss you have children of your “What better timing?” years and one day for the company. Hen- Although the name of the company has the conversations she had with Hender- own, you can let them know a asked New, in light of nation- derson has two circles on Lonza’s Quarter changed through the years, Henderson son the most. new story.” al protests and continued Century Club wall. has remained loyal to the company that Looking back on 52 years, Henderson “I’m getting a lot of re- conversations about racism One is for her working at the company provided her first start out of college. said she continued to learn. quests to come read the book and prejudice, in the wake of for 25 years in 1993 and another from Henderson started as a lab technician “Just like any job it has its challenges, to children when school the deaths of George Floyd, 2018 for working 50 years. testing raw materials. She retires as a but it helps you to grow,” she said. “The resumes,” New said. “A lot Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Her 50-year emblem sticks out among senior analyst for global stability, which main thing is you take it one day at a of adults are telling me they Arbery and others. the 25-year emblems: It’s gold in color and works on getting the finished product to t i m e .” have been impacted by its “This book has happened it’s the only one. Lonza from its affiliates. What will she do now that she’s retired? message.” in God’s time,” New said. “She is the embodiment of company Only a few months after starting her “I have a few projects around the New is semi-retired “The mission of this book is longevity and commitment – not once, job in 1968, she married Donald Hender- house,” Henderson said. She said she still and handles dispatch and that we all need to love and but twice, with 50 years now,” Travis son. cuts her own grass. maintenance for a trucking forgive.” Dover, vice president of operations for During their 47 years of marriage, She said she also wants to spend more company. Lonza, said in a company newsletter in they added two daughters to their family. time with her grandchildren and looks “I wrote the book in 1995 Contact St. Claire Donaghy 2018. Henderson said the couple would have forward to family vacations. and started trying to find at 864-943-2518.

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Shirley Banister GREENWOOD COUNTY WARE SHOALS — Shirley • Shirley Banister, Turkey Creek Lane, Ware Shoals. 2AErica Garner dies; fought Ann Martin Banister, 75, res- • Margaret Belcher, 4513 Cokesbury Road, Greenwood. ident of Turkey Creek Lane, • Shirley Williams, 828 Gage St., Greenwood. DaybreakMonday, JUNE 15, 2020 Ware Shoals, passed away ABBEVILLE COUNTY police brutality after dad’s death Wednesday, December 27, • Mary Bowie, Abbeville. 2017, at Spartanburg Medical TODAY’SAssociated WEATHER Press cigarettes and died after a white police officer TODAY IN HISTORY MCCORMICK COUNTY subdued him with a chokehold. A grand jury de- Center. • Susan Johnson, McCormick. Today is Monday, June 15, the 167th day of 2020. There NEW YORK — The daughter of key Black clined to indict the officer; the city agreed to pay a Born in Miami, Florida, are 199 days left in the year. March 14, 1942, she was a OUTSIDE S.C. Lives Matter figure Eric Garner died Saturday $6 million civil settlement. • Mildred Coats, 217 Wisewood Circle, Falls Church, Virginia. after a weeklong hospital stay following a heart Garner’s last words, “I can’t breathe,” became a daughter of the late Brantley • DaNika Paul-Herron, 6115 Trent Drive, Huntsville, Alabama. Today’s Highlight in History Martin and Kathryn Elizabeth attack. slogan for activists. SERVICES TODAY “She was a warrior to the end. She stood up for Erica Garner became a voice for police ac- On June 15, 1775, the Second Continental Congress Robinson Kendrick. voted unanimously to appoint George Washington Shirley was an active mem- • HAMMONDS, Barbara, 2:30, Greenwood Memorial Gardens. justice for her father,” the Rev. Al Sharpton said countability after his death, criticizing Demo- Visitation following service. head of the Continental Army. ber to the Church of Jesus in announcing the death of Garner, 27, at a New cratic Mayor Bill de Blasio over policing matters. • LESTER, Eartha, 1, New Hope Missionary Baptist Church. HIGH:York hospital. 73° In 2016, she campaigned on behalf of Vermont Christ of Latter Day Saints in • TURNER, Reverend Norris, 1, Little River Multicultural Complex. On this date Greenwood. She had a true Garner’s official Twitter account, run by her Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent, for pres- Body placed in center at noon. Clouds and sun with a In 1215, England’s King John put his seal to Magna love for traveling and animals, family and friends since she became ill, asked that ident. OBITUARY POLICY t‑storm Carta (“the Great Charter”) at Runnymede. especially the many pets she she be remembered as a mother, daughter, sister Garner’s mother, Esaw Snipes, told The New • Short death notices are published at no charge. They consist of and aunt with a heart “bigger than the world.” York Times previously that Garner, who gave In 1836, Arkansas became the 25th state. rescued. name, age, address of deceased, wife/husband or widow/widower FORECAST, 9A Surviving are, a long time In 2014, her father, Eric Garner, who was black, birth four months ago, had learned during the In 1864, Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton signed an of, date of death, place of death, home where family members are order establishing a military burial ground which be- companion, William “Bill” gathered and funeral home in charge of arrangements. Visitations was stopped on Staten Island for selling untaxed pregnancy that she had heart problems. came Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. Black of Ware Shoals; a daugh- and services may be included on the Deaths and Funerals list only, GIVE US A CALL ter, Lisa (James) Johnson of on the appropriate day. In 1904, more than 1,000 people died when fire Ware Shoals; two sons Daniel • Obituaries including other information are charged $14.75 per Advertising...... 943-2509 erupted aboard the steamboat General Slocum in New Banister of Honea Path and column inch, plus a $35 administration fee. Pictures and flags will York’s East River. Business news...... 223-1811 Jason Banister of Columbia; a increase the length and be charged accordingly. In 1934, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed an • All obituaries are handled through the newsroom obituary desk: granddaughter, Jena (Jamie) Circulation...... 223-1413 ASSOCIATED PRESS act making the National Guard part 223-1811; email, [email protected]. 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ABBEVILLE Ms. Bren- ville Memorial Hospital. Obituaries...... 223-1811 ter Marilyn Lapicola. ■ Thomas Calvin Lark, 120 Myrtle St., Greenwood. Associated Press bicycle boom. In 1955, the United States and Brit- nounced by Robinson and Son Arrangements are incom- Elie Wiesel, Holocaust survivor, Funeralda Lee Services Adams, will age be52, held of 111 Religion...... 223-1811 Around the world, many workers were looking ain signed a cooperation agreement Mortuary,■ ABBEVILLE Inc. COUNTY plete at this time. The family FRANKLIN D. Wednesday,Adams JanuaryDrive, 3, died 2018 July at 1, PORTLAND, Maine for an alternative to buses and subways. People concerning atomic information for ROOSEVELT ■ is at the home of her grand- Weddings...... 223-1811 1:00 2016PM from at her the home. Church of Je- Brenda Lee Adams, 111 Adams Drive, Abbeville. itness junkies locked out of gyms, unable to go to their gyms looked for another “mutual defense purposes.” The family is at the home. Mary Emma Bowie mother, Easter Moore 304 Nobel laureate, author, dies at 87 sus Christ of Latter Day Saints ■ SALUDA COUNTY Sports...... 223-1813 commuters fearful of public transit, way to exercise. And shut-in families scrambled In 1969, the variety show “Hee Haw,” Services will be announced Whitehall St., Abbeville, SC. Associated Press with Bishop Bill Quinn officiat- Mary■ JudyEmma Horne, HawthorneSaluda. and families going stir crazy inside to find a way to keep kids active during stay-at- a fast-paced mixture of country music and comedy by Brown and Walker Funeral Professional Services by The ing. Burial will follow on Janu- Bowie, 94, of Due West, SC their homes during the coronavirus home orders. skits, debuted on CBS-TV. Home. ■ INSIDE SOUTH CAROLINA Abbeville-White Mortuary. NEW YORK — Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, ary 5, 2018 in San Mateo Ceme- passed away December 30, pandemic have created a boom in “Kids are looking for something to do. They’ve In 1991, Mount Pinatubo in the northern Philippines ■ Rachel McAllister, 2403 Hill St., N. Myrtle Beach, formerly of Water- DROPthe USRomanian-born A LINE Holocaust survivor whose tery in San Mateo, Florida. 2017 at Abbeville Area Med- probably reached the end of the internet by now, Judy Horne loo. Susan Johnson classic “Night” became a landmarkbicycle testament sales unseen in decades. exploded in one of the biggest volcanic eruptions of The family is at the home of ical Center. Services for Mrs. • Emailto newsthe Nazis’ releases crimes to and launched Wiesel’sFIn the long United States, bicycle aisles at mass so you’ve got to get out and do something,” said the 20th century, killing about 800 people. ■ SERVICES TODAY her granddaughter,SALUDA 100 Judy Turkey Gragg Bowie will be Monday, Jan- Susan Prillaman Johnson, [email protected] as one of the world’s foremostmerchandisers witnesses like Walmart and Target have Dave Palese at Gorham Bike and Ski, a Maine In 1993, former Texas Gov. John Connally, who was CreekHorne, Lane, 69, Ware died Shoals Saturday, and July uary 1, ■2018 ALLEN, at Louise, 1:00 2,at MountGilgal Zion Baptist80, widow Church. of John Johnson, and humanitarians, has died at age 87.been swept clean, and independent shops are shop where there are slim pickings for family-ori- wounded in the gunfire that killed President John F. ■ MOORE, Buddy, 2, Oakbrook Memorial Park Mausoleum. • Email weddings, anniversaries will receive2, 2016 friendsat Saluda at Nursingthe funer Cen-- United Methodist Church died Saturday, December 30, His death was announced Saturdaydoing by Isra- a brisk business and are selling out of ented, leisure bikes. Kennedy, died in Houston at age 76. ■ WILLIAMS, Margaret, 2, First Baptist Church. Visitation after service. Bar Harbor restaurateur Brian Smith bought a al hometer. Tuesday from 6:00 to with burial following in the 2017 at her son’s home. and engagementsel’s Yad Vashem to Holocaust Memorial.affordable No other “family” bikes. SUBMITTED In 2003, with a deadline passed for Iraqis to hand in ■ OBITUARY POLICY new bike for one of his daughters, a competitive 8:00 PM.Born in Granite Falls, NCchurch sanctuary. Harley Funeral Home and [email protected] Mufuka, were immediatelyleft, poses available.with his familyBicycle when theysales first over arrivedthe past in twothe monthsUnited States saw in 1975. heavy weapons, U.S. forces fanned out across Iraq to ASSOCIATED PRESSswimmer, who was unable to get into the pool. Inand lieu a ofdaughter flowers of the the family late Lea- ■ Short death notices are publishedCrematory at no charge. will Theyannounce consist of the The short, sad-eyed Wiesel, his facetheir an ongo- biggest spike in the U.S. since the oil crisis of seize arms and put down potential foes. The Chandler-Jackson Fu- • Email religion news to On a recent day, he was heading back to his local requestsson Obidiahmemorials and be Nell made Coffey name, age, address of deceased,arrangements. wife/husband or widow/widower ing reminder of one man’s endurancethe of 1970s,a shat- saidElie Jay Wiesel Townley, is photographed who analyzes in cyclinghis office in neral Homeof, date is ofassisting death, place the of death, home where family members are and he told Mufuka he wanted said. bike shop to outfit his youngest daughter, who’d to theGragg, Greenwood she was the Humane wife of the [email protected] past, summed up his missionindu in stry1986 trends New at York. Human Powered Solutions. Ten years ago Bowie Family.gathered and funeral home in charge of arrangements. Visitations PROFESSOR someone who could be a role This year, the scholarshipjust learned how to ride. Society,late 239Horace Wilbanks Bernard Circle, Horne. Shirley Williams when accepting the Nobel Peace Prize: “Whenev-“People quite frankly have panicked, and In his first Oval Office address, President Barack and services may be included on the Deaths and Funerals list only, • EmailFrom business page 1A news to model for students. became endowed and hadHis three daughters use their bikes every day, Greenwood,Mrs. Horne SC 29649was a homemaker on the appropriate day. er and wherever human beings endurethey’re suffering buying after bikes the endlike oftoilet World paper,” War II,Townley when memories Obama promised that “we will make BP pay for the Mildred Coats Shirley Williams, 64, of [email protected] “That’s the kind of person garnered $24,185. Becauseand it’s the entire family goes for rides a couple of Forand aonline member condolences of Zoar United ■ Obituaries including other information are charged $14.75 per and humiliation, take sides. Neutralitysaid, helps referring the were to thetoo rushraw for to buymany essentials survivors like to even try damage their company has caused,” describing the Greenwood, SC passed away apartheid government. They he wanted, who could connect now endowed, it will gain timesin- a week. The fact that they’re getting exer- pleaseMethodist visit www.blythfuneral Church. - Mildredcolumn Jackson inch, plusCoats, a $35 ofadministration fee. Pictures and flags will • Emailoppressor, executive never editor the at victim. Silence encouragestoilet paper andtelling hand their sanitizer stories. Frank’s that stores diary saw had at been an Friday, December 29, 2017, at didn’t stomach, especially ed- with the minority students,” terest and reoccur each yearcise and enjoying fresh air is a bonus. massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico as a “siege” on the home.com.Surviving are two sons,217 Wisewoodincrease theCircle, length anddied be charged accordingly. the tormentor, never the tormented.” the beginningaccidental of the pandemic. success, a book discovered after her shores of America. Mexican President Felipe Calderon ■ All obituaries are handled throughSelf Regional.the newsroom The obituary family desk: is re - [email protected], blacks because they Mufuka said. rather than ending when the“It’s fun. Maybe that’s the bottom line. It’s really BlythThomas Funeral HardeeHome & CreHorne- Friday, December 29, 2017, For more than a half-century, he voicedThe trendhis death, is mirrored and its aroundentries end the before globe, Frank as and her 223-1811; email, [email protected] at the home location of were protesting racist discrim- Mufuka was hired initially funds are depleted. fun to ride bikes,” Smith said as he and his 7-year- appealed to his fellow citizens to support the fight mation(Tammy) Services and is assistingToby G. theHorne at Nova Fairfax Hospital. The • Emailpassionate letters to beliefs the editor to world leaders, citiescelebrities better knownfamily was for captured car-clogged and deported. streets, Wiesel’slike book 828 Gage St., Greenwood, SC ination,” Mufuka said. “So we as an assistant professor and Van Taylor, interim viceold daughter, Ellery, pedaled to the bicycle shop. against organized crime just hours after troops killed Banister(Vilma) family. both of Saluda; moth- and general audiences in the name ofManila victims andof wasRome, among install the bikefirst popular lanes to accounts accom -written by family is at the home and ser- 29616. and leftguest the views country, to and I went to then as a full professor, teach- president for university adThe- pandemic is also driving a boom in 15 suspected gang members. er-in-law, Geneva Horne Han- and Bobby Lark; one daughter, She was retired from Walmart violence and oppression. He wrote moremodate than 40surging a witness interest to the in cyclingvery worst, while and public it documented vices will be announced by Sacred Arrangements will study in Scotland.” ing classes about western civ- vancement, said currentlyelectric-assist a bikes, called e-bikes, which were a Margaretcock of BelcherSaluda; two sisters, Phyllis Lark Brown; a grand- Distribution Center and was [email protected] books, but his most influential by far wastransport “Night,” remainswhat Frank curtailed. could hardly In London, have imagined. munici- Robinson and Son Mortuary be announced by First Family Mufuka said because the ilization and African studies. scholarship must have a minniche- part of the overall market until now. Most Five years ago Iristene Beshears of Highlands, son, Willie Speech, Jr.; one member of Bethlehem Union• Emaila classic Lakelands ranked Connector with Anne at Frank’s diarypal asauthorities stan- “Night” plan to was go sofurther bleak that by banningpublishers cars doubted it Margaret Belcher, 97, of inc. Funeral Home. civil war in Rhodesia revolved It was because Lander hired imum of $10,000 in fundse-bikes to require a cyclist to pedal, but electric Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush entered the 2016 pres- NC and Bonnie Fowler of brother, Benson R. Lark; three Church. dard reading about the Holocaust. from some centralwould appeal thoroughfares. to readers. In a 2002 interview with [email protected] a small community him as a professor his family become endowed. motors provide extra oomph. idential campaign with a rally and speech at Miami Granite Falls, NC; and seven sisters, Lucille Young, Helen Surviving is her husband of “Night” was his first book, and its journeyBike shopto the owners Chicago in theTribune, Philippine Wiesel capital recalled say that the of white people who wanted was able to stay in the United “We’re very thankful andVanMoof, a Dutch e-bike maker, is seeing Dade College, joining 10 other Republicans already grandchildren, Adam Horne, Baylor and Martha Pickett. the home; a daughter, Jennifer• Emailpublication sports crossed both time and language.demand Itis strongerbook attracted than atlittle Christmas. notice at first. Financial “The English to retain control of the gov- States — he got the job 11 days grateful to our donors and“unlimited demand” since the pandemic began, in the race for the party’s nomination. Rachel Dolezal Kayla Horne, Megan S. Long, Survivors are, in addition to McAllister of Cherry Grove; began in the mid-1950s as an 800-pageincentives story in aretranslation boosting came sales out in in Italy, 1960, where and the the first print- to [email protected], the conflict was be- before his visa expired. appreciate their giving andresulting al- in a 10-week order backlog for its com- resigned as president of the NAACP’s Spokane chapter Leason G. Horne, Horace his wife, two sons, Nathaniel three sons, Roger McAllis- Yiddish, was trimmed to under 300 pagesgovernment’s for an ing post-lockdown was 3,000 copies. stimulus And it took last threemonth years to tween liberation groups and “If I didn’t — I had nowhere lowing us to offer scholarshipsmuter electric bikes, compared with typical one- just days after her parents said she was a white woman Curry Bowick, Ariel Horne (Shawna) Powell of California ter (Diane) and Jason McAl- edition released in Argentina, cut againincluded to under a 500-eurosell them. ($575) Now, I “biciget 100 bonus” letters rebate a month from Rhodesia’s military. to go, literally. We were with- to award these students dayso delivery time, said co-founder Taco Carlier. posing as black. American businessman Kirk Kerkorian, and Toby G. “T.J” Horne, Jr. and Detric (Katina) Williams lister, both 200 pages for the French market and finallyfor up pub- to 60%children of the aboutcost of the a bike.book. And there are many, “All the African countries out a country. I couldn’t go to they can continue to advanceThe company’s sales surged 138% in the U.S. 95, died in Beverly Hills, California. Burlesque icon Blaze Mrs. Horne was preceded of Greenwood; four daugh- of CherryMISS lished YOUR in the PAPER? United States, in 1960, at justBut over that’s manyif you million can get copies your in hands print.” on one. except South Africa were run Rhodesia then,” Mufuka said. their education,” Taylor said.and rocketed 184% in Britain in the Febru- Starr, 83, died in in Wilsondale, West Virginia. in death by a daughter, Peggy ters, Susan (Curtis) Williams Grove and 100 pages. The craze has Inled one to shortages especially thathaunting will take passage, some Wiesel Index-Journalby indigenous people,is except After Lander hired Mufuka, Taylor said the donors creary-April- period over last year, with big gains Sheri H. Jennings; two broth- of Fairborn, OH, Gloria White R a n d y “‘Night’ is the most devastating accountweeks, maybe of sums months, up his feelings to resolve, upon particularly arrival in Auschwitz: in publishedRhodesia. with Rhodesia pride remained he and his wife decided to take ate the criteria for their scholin other- European countries. The company is One year ago: ers, Dallas James “Jimmy” of Rick Hill, SC, Reita Lark McAllister the Holocaust that I have ever read,” wrotethe U.S., Ruth which “Never relies shallon China I forget for that about night, 90% the firstof night fora the white people colony. of the So they $50 out of every paycheck to arships. scrambling to ramp up production as fast as it Gragg and Rhonda Sumpter; and Brenda Spencer, both of (Barbara) of Franklin, a literary critic and author ofits “A bicycles, Thou- Townleyin camp, which said. Productionhas turned my there life into was one long Notre Dame Cathedral in Parisa had its first Mass since thought they could hold this donate to the Lander Founda- This year, the Ken andcan, but it will take two to three months to meet and two sisters, Peggy Gragg Greenwood; one sister, Cor- Ninety Six;Lakelands. sand Darknesses,” You are a study of Holocaustlargely literature shut downnight, seven due totimes the cursed coronavirus and seven and times is sealed. the devastating April 15th fire that ravaged its roof; the privilege forever, and the war tion to start a scholarship for Mashura Mufuka Scholarshipthe demand, Carlier said. and Wilma Bumgarner. rie Calhoun of Greenwood; 19 two sisters,important that was topublished us. If inyou 2010. just resuming.Never shall I forget that smoke. Never shall I archbishop of Paris wore a hard-hat helmet and only was beginning — the libera- students. is $1,000 to be awarded to “Wea did have some issues with our supply The family will receive grandchildren, one reared in Edna Hol-miss your“There paper, are no pleaseepiphanies in ‘Night. TheThere bicycle is forget rush the kicked little faces off inof themid-March children, whose bod- about 30 people were allowed inside. Italian director RACHEL tion war started before I left,” “They gave us life, and not student — preferably internachain- back in January, February when the crisis friends from 6 until 8 p.m. the home, Danielle Norman loway andcall 864-223-1413no extraneous detail, no analysis, no speculation.around the timeies I saw countries turned intowere wreaths shutting of smoke their beneath a Franco Zeffirelli, known for extravagant productions McALLISTER Mufuka said. just me, but I was able to bring tional — in honor of the Muhit- first in Asia,” said Carlier. But “the issue is now Tuesday evening at Ramey and a host of great-grandchil- L a v o n i a There is only a story: Eliezer’s accountborders, of what businesses silent blue were sky. ...closing, Never shall and I stay-at- forget these things, like the 1968 film “Romeo and Juliet,” died in Rome at (beforeWhen noon Mufuka daily) and or his fam- some students from Zimba- fukas “who, as refugees, foundwith demand, not supply.” Funeral Home. dren; and great-great-grand- Haynes, both of Greenwood; happened, spoken in his voice.” home orderseven were if beingI am condemned imposed to to slow live as the long as God the age of 96. A Babe Ruth road jersey dating to 1928- 12 grandchildren and 13 great-emailily arrived deliverysupport@ in the United States, bwe over the years,” Mufuka a home at Lander University.”Sales at Cowboy, a Belgian e-bike maker, Funeral services will be children. Wiesel began working on “Night” justspread a decade of the Himself. coronavirus Never.” that has infected mil- 1930 sold at auction for $5.64 million; the auction was grandchildren. indexjournal.com.he had an H-1B visa to teach tripled in the January-April period from last held 11 a.m. Wednesday, July Services will be held at 2 lions of people and killed more than 450,000. conducted at Yankee Stadium, and the jersey was part She was preceded in death as a visiting professor at a year. Notably, they spiked in Britain and France 6, 2016 at Zoar United Meth- p.m. on Tuesday at Restoration Sales of adult leisure bikes tripled in April of a collection that Ruth’s family put up for sale. by a son, Michael McAllister college in Texas, but it only at around the same time in May that those coun- odist Church with Rev. Ken Worship Center, with Pastor 864-223-1413 while overall U.S. bike sales, including kids’ and and her brother, Rev. Morris lasted for a year. 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You don’t want to get exiting the store and calling Hyundai and my heroes were as I noticed the rear wheel of all dirty and sweaty changing out loudly over his shoulder to wiping the grit off their hands. Paul’s Hyundai was flat. a tire.” the male cashier. “Vote poor! “Can I at least tip you guys “You got a He stated matter-of-factly I’m tellin’ you, vote poor!” or something?” I offered, flat!” hol- that it was no trouble and Turning around, he caught genuinely wanting to show my lered Ann, enlisted his son to help. Sliding sight of the three of us and of- appreciation. This was flatly the manager, beneath the car, the spare tire fered more philosophy. “I was refused. I looked at the son from the was located and the discovery just tellin’ that boy in there, and said, “Your dad just gave doorway. was then made that there were the rich folks don’t care about you a great example of helping “Ah, man,” I no tire tools whatsoever in the him. Vote poor! The rich is out a complete stranger for sighed. It’s al- back. just gonna look after their own nothing in return. Remember ways this way, “It’s a used car we bought interest and leave everybody that when you grow up.” and isn’t it, when recently and I just don’t think else in the dirt. Vote poor!” to the father I added, “Jewels you just want PAM we checked that,” I admitted “I guess I know how to vote, in your crown, sir. Thanks so to go home STONE meekly. now,” I mouthed to Kris. much.” after a long SYNDICATED “No problem, I’ve got some “Poor,” said Kris. It was a great evening for day, shower COLUMNIST in mine,” he said, and after “Listen up, the rich is always all kinds of lessons. As I drove and eat. And rummaging in the back of his gonna do whatever it takes to home, I mused over the tattoos naturally, I’d Jeep, secured the necessary make more money. They don’t I’d seen and recognized them left my cellphone at home to tools. care about the rest of us!” he as very similar to ones on recharge. The next obstacle was that continued to yell, even though prominent display by gang “Want me to call Paul?” Ann a lug wrench was needed to he was but a few feet away at members in Los Angeles. offered. I gratefully agreed gain access to the spare, which this point. Don’t ask me how I know that, Cierra has been waiting patiently for someone to give her a and we waited for several he didn’t have. Strike two. But “Don’t say that around her,” you just pick up that sort of forever home. She is a charming little grey-and-white feline rings while Paul, at home on lo! Here into the parking lot said Kris, jerking his head at stuff when you live in a city of with beautiful yellow-green eyes and a wonderful personality the couch, watching Jeopardy, arrived my second guardian me. “She’s rich.” 18 million for 15 years. And to match. She’s a people person –or rather a people kitty was enjoying his first martini angel, a local fellow that I’d run “I’m not rich,” I said, I’d finally learned Kris’ name — and loves nothing more than chin scratches and soaking and out of earshot (or so he into at this same store on a few shocked. “Would I be standing after saying ‘hey’ to each other up everyone’s attention. Cierra has lived with other cats in later claimed) of his phone on occasions but my first angel in a parking lot at 8 p.m. with on numerous occasions as we the other side of the house. A apparently knew him well. a $3 bottle of Dollar Store stood in line. I’d even learned the past and would be happy to go to a home with another second attempt, complete with “Hey Kris!” he yelled as Chardonnay if I were rich?” At a new political philosophy. But feline companion, just as long as they don’t get jealous of message, also went ignored. the older red truck slid into a that moment, a black convert- the best thing I learned was her stealing their human’s heart. Before deciding whether I space. “You gotta lug wrench?” ible Mercedes oozed in beside when I arrived home. should try to change the tire “Yep.” Kris nodded and us. “Now, he’s rich!” I pointed Dollar Store Chardonnay, The adoption fees are generously sponsored by Ascend myself or begin the 2 1/2 mile strode over, bearing his gift. out. “But I’ll bet he ain’t gotta if served sub-freezing, will get Cares Foundation for both featured pets through June 20. trek home in cheap flip flops “You guys are so great,” I lug wrench.” you through in a pinch. and Paul’s boxers peeking out sighed, as they both set about The driver, catching my below my extra-long T-shirt, the task. “I’ll bet all you want- comment, appraised the trio Comedian Pam Stone can be The Greenwood County Animal Shelter and Humane Society of Greenwood are a Jeep pulled up alongside the ed to do was pop in, grab a before him and carefully reached at pammstone@gmail. com at 2820 Airport Road. 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GREENWOOD COUNTY • Kathleen Cannon, 115 Southern Ave., Greenwood. • Dustin Lynn Miller, 101 Stonehaven Drive, Greenwood. MCCORMICK COUNTY • Tashekia Moore, McCormick. INSIDE SOUTH CAROLINA • Billy McKee, 17227 Highway 101 S., Gray Court. VISITATIONS TODAY • MARTIN, JOHNNY, 12-7, Brown and Walker Funeral Home SERVICES TODAY • CALHOUN, Maggie, 3-6, Martha’s Chapel United Methodist Church. OBITUARY GUIDELINES • Obituary submissions are submitted online at memoriams.com through an approved funeral home. Flag emblems are included for free, upon request, for all veteran obituaries. Additional emblems are available for a nominal charge. Up to two photos can be includ- ed with paid obituaries only for a per-photo fee. Death announce- ments are available at memoriams.com. They are limited to 50 words and can only contain name, age and address of deceased, wife/husband or widow/widower of, date of death, place of death, home where family members are gathered and funeral home in charge of arrangements. Submission deadline for placement in the next day’s edition is 4:15 p.m. daily, including weekends. Deadlines are subject to change based on holidays and special circumstances, such as inclement weather. Submitted notices from funeral homes are deemed accurate for ad placement and should be thoroughly reviewed prior to final submission, including pricing ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS considerations. The Index-Journal is not responsible for inaccura- cies after final copy submission. Please contact the obituary desk Lourdes Sherby, center, with Guadalupe Family Services, hands diapers to Louisa Peralta in Camden, N.J. at 864-223-1811 or [email protected] for questions.

Billy McKee GRAY COURT — James William “Billy” McKee, 87, resi- dent of 17227 Hwy. 101 South widower of Beatrice Ridge- way McKee passed away Friday June 12, 2020 at Greenville Rethinking police Memorial Hospital. Born in Abbeville, SC he was a son of the late John Thom- as McKee and Eleanor McIlwain McKee. Billy was a retired textile employee having worked for How one city reimagined its force Greenwood Mills Monsanto Plant. He proudly served his country in the United States Army. He was a graduate of Associated Press been replaced with a park. Aging schools the Greenwood College of Commerce. He was a Master have been spruced up. Mason and member of the Clinton Lodge #3 AFM and had CAMDEN, N.J. Crime rates have fallen — whether due recently received his pin for 63 years. He was a member of o Scott Thomson, chang- to the police engagement, the increased Upper Long Cane Presbyterian Church and also attended ing the culture of policing investment, the booming Philadelphia Rabun Creek Baptist Church. Billy loved his family but the in America is a relatively economy or the national decline in apple of his eye where his grands and great-grands. simple process. violent crime. Survivors include: two daughters Lisa Holman (Mitchell) It’s just not an easy one. According to police department data, of Hickory Tavern, SC and Connie DeVuono (Jim) of Hick- Thomson led a tumultuous police Camden’s annual homicide tally has ory Tavern, SC; five grandchildren Amanda Holman Smith, Tdepartment makeover in Camden, New fallen from 67 in 2012 to 25 last year; Lindsey Holman, Alexis Holman, Ally DeVuono and Ridge Jersey — a poor city of mostly brown DeVuono; three great-grandchildren Avery Smith, Branton robberies from 755 to 304; and assault and black residents just across the river with a gun from 381 to 250. The city, Smith and Makynli Holman. from Philadelphia — in 2013. A family graveside service will be conducted Tuesday with about 73,000 residents, spends $68 After state officials disbanded the old SCOTT THOMSON June 16, 2020 at 11:00 AM in Greenwood Memorial Gar- million per year on policing, far more department and started anew, Thomson than some comparable cities. dens with the Rev. Jayson Payne officiating. transformed policing in Camden from “If we had economic justice in our “There is no doubt that Camden is saf- Memorials in memory of Billy may be made to Upper the law-and-order, lock-‘em-up approach community, where anybody who needed er than it was in the austerity era. There’s Long Cane Presbyterian Church, 194 Hwy. 20 Abbeville, SC of the 1990s to a holistic, do-no-harm a job could get a job, we would be in a lot of doubt about whether that’s direct- 29620 or to Rabun Creek Baptist Church, Hwy. 101 South philosophy that’s put the long-maligned a different space,” said Brown, who is ly due to the new police force,” Danley Hickory Tavern, SC 29645. city in the spotlight during the national raising two young sons in the city. Online condolences may be made to the McKee family reckoning over race and police brutality. Once a busy manufacturing town, said. by visiting www.chandlerjacksonfh.com While police elsewhere clashed with Camden in the past few years has added As Estevez-Perez marched in Cam- The Chandler-Jackson Funeral Home and Cremation Black Lives Matter protesters outraged by enviable luster to its commercial corridor den’s Black Lives Matter protest May 30, Services is assisting the McKee family. the latest death of a black man detained as generous state tax breaks lured Suba- Police Chief Joe Wysocki helped carry by police, Camden officers marched ru, American Water and the Philadelphia the banner at the front of the pack. Dustin Lynn Miller calmly with residents and activists. 76ers (who built a practice facility) to “I just felt I had to do it. George Floyd’s “Our actions can accelerate situa- town. death was very difficult to watch, and it Dustin Lynn Miller, 38, of 101 Stonehaven Drive, went tions. What we should be trying to do They join earlier development that was horrifying what he went through,” home to be with the Lord on Saturday, June 13, 2020 at is de-escalate them,” said Thomson, a transformed Camden’s downtown and Wysocki, who is white, told The Asso- Self Memorial Hospital. past president of the Police Executive southern waterfront, including a concert ciated Press on Thursday. “I think every Born in Greenwood, he was the son Research Forum who retired from the venue. The estimated $3 billion in cop that watched that — every good cop of Lynn Vernon Miller of Pacolet and Camden job last year. “The last thing we development attracts suburbanites and — had a knot in their stomach.” Gwynn Wood Shipman of Texas and want is for the temperature to rise, and employs some Camden residents. But Across the bridge, Philadelphia police step-son of Delene Miller of Pacolet for situations to go from bad to worse locals debate just how many. in riot gear that day clashed with protest- and step-son of Walter Shipman of because of our failed tactics.” “I don’t know one person who works ers as police cruisers were set on fire and Texas. He was a self-employed paint But if the recent protest was peaceful, in any 76er job, any Holtec (Internation- storefronts vandalized. contractor, an artist, enjoyed golfing the county takeover of the Camden Po- al) job, any Subaru job,” said teachers’ “It’s a huge sigh of relief that the city and was very athletic. Mr. Miller was a lice Department was cataclysmic. More union president Keith Eric Benson. member of Augusta Highway Baptist of Camden was not devastated over the than 300 officers lost their jobs. Only ”Neighborhoods have looked really simi- Church. past couple of weeks,” said Sister Helen half joined the new force. lar today as they did 10 years ago.” Surviving is a son, Ethan Lynn Miller Cole, a Roman Catholic nun who runs Along with the switch to community The police changeover followed state DUSTIN LYNN of Texas; a daughter, Emma Gibbons of Guadalupe Family Services. policing came a reliance on high-tech, budget cuts that had forced Camden to MILLER Texas; and maternal grandmother, La- Cole, the daughter of a Philadelphia city-wide surveillance, more patrols, and slash municipal services in 2011. Nearly verne Wood. He was preceded in death police officer, has seen tensions erupt younger, cheaper, less diverse officers half of its 360 officers were laid off. by his grandfather, Jimmy F. Wood; and paternal grand- and the city set ablaze during nearly 30 who often aren’t from Camden. Their Crime surged. parents, Samuel William Miller and Juanita Gasque Miller. years in Camden. average age today is 26. Then-Gov. Chris Christie, R-N.J., A memorial service will be held at a later date. Today, she cheers officers who work “That is a very different vision of what joined local Democratic power brokers Memorials may be made to: Faith Home Inc., 144 Faith with troubled teens and department a new police force looks like than we’re in engineering a plan to eliminate the de- Home Road, Greenwood, SC, 29649. figures that show a sharp drop in exces- hearing from protesters, who want less partment, shed its costly union contract The family will be at their respective homes. sive force complaints — in the wake of policing,” said Stephen Danley, a profes- and create the Camden County Police An online guest register is available at www.blakelyfu- a strict use of force policy — from 65 in sor of public policy at Rutgers Universi- Department. neralhome.com 2014 to three last year. ty-Camden. Thomson remained at the helm. “It’s not like officers are the enemy Ashly Estevez-Perez, 21, has spent Over time, his philosophy evolved anymore,” Cole said. Tashekia Moore most of her life in Camden, which is from a “broken window” approach that Still, Brown, the activist and entre- McCORMICK — Tashekia Moore of McCormick, SC now about half Hispanic and 40 percent famously saw the department cite people black. She remembers when children for failing to have bicycle horns to a preneur, laments that too few Camden passed on Saturday June 13, 2020 at Self Regional Health- residents make it onto the new force, care in Greenwood, SC. The family is at the home of her were rarely allowed to leave their front friendlier approach that sends officers stoops given the threat of gunfire. into the community to host barbecues, which is 54 percent minority. Wysocki brother, Kendrick Moore, 175 Paul Freeman Sr. Rd. McCor- concurred, saying state civil service rules mick, SC. “The new police force came in, and hand out ice cream and shoot hoops. thwart his efforts. He hopes a recent Andrew Wardlaw Funeral Home McCormick, SC is serv- you saw cars everywhere. ... Everyone “I think we’re received a lot better salary boost, to $51,000 annually after ing the family. was kind of taken aback,” she said of than we used to be,” said Sgt. Dekel Levy, what some would call “over-policing.” 41, as he helped distribute diapers to a training, will help with retention. “The same political will that went to Kathleen Cannon “Growing up in the city, I don’t see steady stream of young mothers Thurs- what other alternative works,” said day afternoon at Guadalupe Family dismantling and rebuilding the police Julia Kathleen Brown Cannon, 88, of 115 Southern Ave- Estevez-Perez, a recent Rutgers-Camden Services in North Camden. department has to go into these other nue, widow of Lee M. Cannon, died Sunday, June 14, 2020 graduate. The neighborhood, long one of the issues — job development and housing, at Self Regional Medical Center. Activist and entrepreneur Sean Brown, city’s poorest and most dangerous, shows as well,” Brown said. “The momentum Services will be announced by Harley Funeral Home and 37, who is black, said the surveillance signs of progress. The state prison that has to continue for us to get where we Crematory. solves the wrong problem. dominated the nearby waterfront has need to go.”

utes later to conduct a sobriety check. tries to handcuff him. Brooks tries to leased from a Wendy’s security cam- Brooks’ death at the hands of police DEADLY “I know you’re just doing your job,” run and the officers take him to the era showed Brooks turn and point inflamed raw emotions in Atlanta and From page 1A Brooks says on the video after con- ground. an object in his hand at one of the across the U.S. following the May 25 senting to a breath test. He mentions “Stop fighting!” one officers yells. officers steps behind him. The officer police custody killing of George Floyd decide whether to comply or resist,” celebrating his daughter’s birthday One of the dash cameras recorded draws his gun and fires. in Minneapolis. Harvey said. “That’s what happened and says: ”I just had a few drinks, the brawl. As Brooks fights to stand, “As I pursued him, he turned and Some public officials questioned in Atlanta.” that’s all.” Brosnan presses a Taser to his leg and started firing the taser at me,” Rolfe Sunday whether shooting of Brooks The Georgia Bureau of Investiga- Rolfe doesn’t tell Brooks the results threatens to stun him. Brooks grabs told a supervisor after the shooting in was as clearly an abuse as Floyd’s tion is investigating and will present though his body camera recorded the Taser and pulls it away. He strug- a videotaped conversation. “...He defi- death after a white Minneapolis police its findings to prosecutors, who will a digital readout of 0.108 — higher gles to his feet, the Taser in his hand, nitely did shoot it at me at least once.” officer pressed a knee to his neck. decide whether either officer will face than the blood alcohol content of 0.08 and starts running. GBI spokeswoman Nelly Miles said “The question is when the suspect criminal charges. grams considered too intoxicated to Rolfe fires his Taser and a yelp can Sunday she could not confirm wheth- turned to fire the Taser, what should The officers were called late Friday drive under Georgia law. be heard above the weapon’s electric er Brooks fired the Taser. the officer have done?” U.S. Sen. Tim over complaints of a car blocking the “All right, I think you’ve had too crackle. Rolfe runs after Brooks, and Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bot- Scott of South Carolina, said on CBS’ restaurant’s drive-thru lane. Brosnan much to drink to be driving,” Rolfe seconds later three gunshots sound. toms said Saturday she doesn’t be- “Face The Nation.” Scott, the Senate’s arrived first and found Brooks alone tells Brooks. “Put your hands behind Both officers’ body cameras were lieve the shooting was justified. Police only black Republican, said Brooks’s in the car, apparently asleep. Brooks your back.” knocked to the ground in the struggle, Chief Erika Shields, who joined the death “is certainly a far less clear one agreed to move the car and showed The video shows each officer take and none of the four police cameras department as a beat officer in 1995, than the ones that we saw with George his driver’s license. Rolfe arrived min- hold of one of Brooks’ wrists as Rolfe captured the shooting. Footage re- resigned. Floyd and several other ones.” Monday, June 15, 2020 News Index-Journal, Greenwood, S.C. n 5A Trump moved rally date after learning about Juneteenth Associated Press when, in a rare turnabout, Trump tweeted Trump immediately said he didn’t want to that he had moved the rally to this Satur- do anything that would show disrespect to BRIDGEWATER, N.J. — President day, June 20, out of respect for the view of the black community. Donald Trump didn’t know the signifi- supporters and others who had asked him “He didn’t see it as disrespectful to be cance to black Americans of the date and to. able to do it on Juneteenth,” Lankford said. location he chose for his first campaign “There’s special sensitivities there in “Other people interpreted it differently rally since the coronavirus pandemic more Tulsa, but Juneteenth is a very significant and so he moved the rally date.” than three months ago, key Republican day, so my encouragement to the president Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., said he was supporters of the president in Congress was to be able to pick a day around it,” Sen. “thankful” that Trump rescheduled the said Sunday. James Lankford, R-Okla., said Sunday. rally. Trump had scheduled the rally for June Lankford said he was among several peo- “The president moving the date by a day 19, known as Juneteenth because it marks ple who had spoken with Trump. once he was informed on what the June- the end of slavery in the United States. Lankford said he had called Trump teenth was, that was a good decision on his Tulsa, Oklahoma, the location for the rally, on an unrelated matter and that Trump part,” said Scott, the only black Republican was the scene in 1921 of one of the most broached the issue. He said Trump told senator. severe white-on-black attacks in American him he was thinking about rescheduling Housing Secretary Ben Carson said he history. and asked Lankford’s opinion. was “pleasantly surprised” at how much ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE Black community and political leaders “I suggested, ‘Yes, I think that would be a Trump knew about Juneteenth by the time Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., right, listens as President Donald denounced the move and called on Trump great idea. It would be very, very respectful they talked about it. He said “it’s probably Trump speaks during a meeting May 18 in the Cabinet Room to reschedule. He resisted until late Friday to the community,’” Lankford said. He said good” the rally was rescheduled. of the White House in Washington. Tenants face eviction during pandemic

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BALTIMORE — Jeremy Rooks works the evening shift at a Georgia fast-food restau- rant these days to avoid be- ing on the street past dusk. He needs somewhere to go at night: He and his wife are homeless after the extend- ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE ed-stay motel where they had A nurse uses a swab to perform a coronavirus test in Salt Lake City. lived since Thanksgiving evict- ed them in April when they couldn’t pay their rent. They should have been ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE protected because the state’s Signs that read “No Job, No Rent” hang from the windows Accuracy still unknown Supreme Court has effective- of an apartment building during the coronavirus pandemic in ly halted evictions due to the Washington. coronavirus pandemic. But Rooks said the owner still sent In a sign of what could lords have threatened to alert for many COVID-19 tests a man posing as a sheriff’s dep- happen nationally, Virginia immigration authorities about uty, armed with a gun, to throw has seen a crush of proceed- tenants living in the country Associated Press now that there are plenty of tests out there, it’s the couple out a few days after ings since eviction hearings without legal permission if time for them to raise the bar.” rent was due. resumed May 18. About 700 they don’t pay their rent. WASHINGTON — How accurate are the The FDA said in a statement that it has The pandemic has shut cases already have been heard “They are not working. They coronavirus tests used in the U.S.? already asked multiple test makers to do fol- housing courts and prompted statewide, according to Chris- don’t have the income to pay Months into the outbreak, no one really low-up accuracy studies, although it didn’t say most states and federal author- tie Marra, director of hous- their bills and they are afraid knows how well many of the screening tests for how many of the more than 110 autho- ities to initiate policies protect- ing advocacy for the Virginia about what will happen once work, and experts at top medical centers say it rized screening tests. The agency also said it ing renters from eviction. But Poverty Law Center. On top the eviction ban is lifted,” Ortiz is time to do the studies to find out. is tracking reports of problems. Accuracy has not everyone is covered and a of that, 2,200 cases are on the said. “Are they going to be dis- When the new virus began spreading, the also been an issue with blood tests that look number of landlords — some docket for the end of June and placed? Is there going to be a Food and Drug Administration used its emer- for signs of past infections. desperate to pay their mortgag- early July in Richmond, which mad rush to the courthouse to gency powers to OK scores of quickly devised No screening test is 100% accurate. So de- es themselves — are turning to has one of the country’s highest get these tenants evicted?” tests, based mainly on a small number of lab tails on accuracy are routinely provided for threats and harassment to force eviction rates. Tenants also are complaining studies showing they could successfully detect tests of all types, including seasonal flu, hep- tenants out. Rachel Garland, an attorney about landlords locking them the virus. atitis, HIV and cancers. For example, rapid “Every day, they tried to ba- at Community Legal Services out and shutting off utilities. That’s very different from the large patient flu tests are known to miss 20% or more of sically get us out of there. It was in Philadelphia, said her group Unable to pay her April rent studies that can take weeks or months, which all cases, a factor doctors weigh when treating basically like a game to them,” has experienced a spike in calls in full on her townhouse in experts say are needed to provide a true sense patients who have symptoms but test negative. said Rooks, who wasn’t able to from tenants who lost their Millersville, Maryland, Dawn of testing accuracy. For now, most COVID-19 tests in the U.S. make his rent at the Marietta, jobs due to the lockdown and McBride said she began get- The FDA’s speedy response came after it was don’t give data on real-world performance, Georgia, motel after his em- fear being evicted. Philadelphia ting texts from her landlord initially criticized for delaying the launch of including how often the tests falsely clear pa- ployer paid him late and his had the fourth-highest eviction suggesting she find work at new tests during a crisis and after the Centers tients of infection or falsely detect the virus. wife was laid off in the pan- rate in the country. Walmart or Costco. She said for Disease Control and Prevention stumbled That information is lacking for all but a few demic. “One of us had to stay “Even if they can’t be evict- the landlord then tried to get in getting its own test out to states. of the roughly 80 commercial screening tests in a room at all times because ed right now, if the courts her to sign a rent-deferral But with the U.S. outbreak nearly certain available, according to an Associated Press re- they wouldn’t redo the keys for are closed, the landlords are agreement, but wouldn’t let to stretch on for months or even years, some view. u s .” sending threatening emails, her fully read it. She ultimate- experts want the FDA to demand better evi- The government’s emergency authorization The evictions threaten to text messages, asking for rent, ly was handed a 30-day notice dence of the tests’ accuracy so doctors know process “requires a lower level of evidence,” exacerbate a problem that has threatening to lock tenants to vacate because her lease was how many infections might be missed. the agency said. Makers need only show that plagued people of color like out,” Garland said. month-to-month, a strategy There have been more than 2 million con- a test “may be effective” instead of the usual Rooks long before the pandem- Alieza Durana of Princeton landlords increasingly are us- firmed coronavirus cases in the U.S. and more requirement to demonstrate “safety and effec- ic, when landlords across the University’s Eviction Lab said ing. than 115,000 deaths, according to data com- tiveness.” They would have to meet that higher U.S. were filing about 300,000 affected tenants face high rates “Honestly, it stresses me out piled by Johns Hopkins University. Cases in threshold once the U.S. government declares eviction requests every month. of depression and suicide from a lot because it’s me and my nearly half of U.S. states are rising. the emergency over. The data and analytics real the stress, along with mounting children,” said McBride, who In recent weeks, preliminary findings Many of the commercial test makers sub- estate firm Amherst projects debt and homelessness. Addi- lost her pet-sitting job. “And, have flagged potential problems with some mitted results from 60 samples, the minimum that 28 million renters, or tionally, court judgments and you know, I’m just like, ‘Where COVID-19 tests, including one used daily number required and mostly used lab-pro- about 22.5% of all households, debt collection actions against are we going to go?’” at the White House. Faulty tests could leave duced specimens of the virus. The FDA now are at risk of eviction. Tenant renters are reported to credit Some tenants facing evic- many thousands of Americans with the in- recommends the use of nasal swabs or other advocates expect that num- bureaus, affecting their ability tion have turned the table on correct assumption that they are virus-free, real samples from people screened for corona- ber to increase significantly to access housing for years. landlords and are organizing contributing to new flare-ups of the disease as virus. unless protections are put in Jose Ortiz, deputy director of rent strikes. From New York to communities reopen. Experts say larger patient studies patients place, and project that many of Essex/Newark Legal Services, Chicago to San Francisco, ten- “In the beginning, the FDA was under a lot are needed to assess a test’s true performance. those affected will be African which includes New Jersey’s ants are banding together and of pressure to get these tests onto the market- Lab testing bears little resemblance to actual Americans and households led largest city, said he’s heard com- demanding landlords negoti- place,” said Dr. Steven Woloshin of Dartmouth — sometimes imperfect — conditions at hos- by women, both of which his- plaints from tenants who have ate with an eye toward forgiv- College, who wrote about the issue in the New pitals, clinics and testing sites noted Dr. Robert torically are more likely to be been asked to exchange sex for ing their rent entirely until the England Journal of Medicine last week. “But Kaplan of Stanford University. evicted. rent and instances where land- pandemic ends. Blind voters fear loss of privacy, freedom with shift to mail voting Associated Press ed,” Byington said. “I’ve lost all secret ballot is important to my freedom to be indepen- you, it’s important to a blind ATLANTA — Not that dent, to make sure it’s marked person, as well.” long ago, Ann Byington had how I want it to be marked.” Because of these efforts, all to squeeze into a voting booth In recent weeks, advocates three states agreed to make with a Republican poll watch- for the blind have filed legal electronic ballots available er on one side and a Democrat actions in Michigan, New York during the primaries to voters on the other reading her voting and Pennsylvania seeking ac- with disabilities, and more ac- choices out loud so her ballot cess to systems already in place tions are likely before Novem- could be marked for her and to deliver ballots electronically ber. the selections verified. to military and overseas voters. Voting technology experts Blind since birth, Byington Blind voters could then use have raised security concerns welcomed the rise in recent ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE their own computers and as- about such Internet-based vot- years of electronic voting ma- Tracy Carcione, left, a 59-year-old computer programmer who is blind, laughs as she talks to sistive technology to read and ing systems. They also warn chines equipped with technol- neighbor Shahanaz Arjumand over the fence dividing their property in Teaneck, N.J. complete their ballots them- about implementing a new ogy that empowered her and selves. process so close to an election, others with disabilities to cast plan a major vote-by-mail ex- she is being left out. When the resident had to tell her husband “This is about equality,” said risking the same sort of prob- their ballots privately and inde- pansion amid fears of voting in presidential primary in Kansas how she wanted to vote so he Chris Danielsen with the Na- lems that derailed this year’s pendently. person during the coronavirus took place entirely by mail last could fill out the ballot for her. tional Federation of the Blind, Iowa caucuses when a hastily But now, as election officials pandemic, Byington worries month, the 72-year-old Topeka “I’m back to where we start- one of the groups suing. “If a developed mobile app failed. 6A n Index-Journal, Greenwood, S.C. Entertainment | News Monday, June 15, 2020 Mom’s ‘friends’ abandon her Heather Simmons Jones to receive after third child is born honor at Women of Influence event EAR ABBY: I recently abusive ex-husband and am happily By JAMES HICKS welcomed my third child, a remarried. I have a son and daughter will receive this honor out of 200- views with the honorees and poten- [email protected] baby boy who was wanted from my first marriage. They saw a 250 who were nominated. tially a few surprises. “I’m apprecia- The 2020 Women of Influence Dand planned. We are overjoyed. Our lot of physical and emotional abuse Greenwood Partnership Alliance tive of whomever were nominated by readers of the two daughters are just under 10 years when they were young. I stayed CEO Heather Simmons Jones is set the folks were that GSA Business Report and selected old. Over the years, my social circle in the marriage to keep the family to be honored as part of the GSA nominated me,” by a panel of judges according to a has consisted mostly of the parents together until I realized my children Business Report’s inaugural Women Jones said. post on the GSA Business Report of my daughters’ friends. were being hurt in the process. My of Influence event. The event is be- website. Abby, my news was met with son witnessed more of the abuse “I think it’s exciting to be a part of ing streamed on Tickets cost is $15 to access the mixed reactions. Some were thrilled than my daughter. the first class of women that are rec- YouTube at noon on online event. Funds from ticket for my pregnan- HEATHER My son has constantly brought up ognized,” Jones said. “It’s nice to be Wednesday in the sales will be donated to the Green- cy, while others the past and has never been able to SIMMONS recognized for using influence in a JONES form of a high-qual- ville County Meals on Wheels and were shocked. One make a decent living. He’s married positive way.” ity web show. It will Mobile Meal Service of Spartanburg woman even told with three children, and they have Jones was one of 25 others who feature award presentations, inter- County. me, “I’m just not lived with his mother-in-law for in that phase of life years. I have apologized many times any m ore .” for what happened in the past and After my son was asked for forgiveness. I don’t know LaBorde to be honored at Boy Scout dinner born, I didn’t get vis- what else I can do. its or even a phone I always send birthday and From staff reports the Rice Memorial Baptist Church Social Hall. call from some of DEAR holiday money telling them that I The event can also be viewed online at 7 p.m. them. I announced ABBY love them, but for some reason they Greenwood SC Chamber of Commerce Pres- visiting tiny.cc/greenwoodscoutingdinner. his birth on social JEANNE PHILLIPS have stopped answering my calls or ident and CEO Angelle LaBorde will be hon- While there is no cost to attend the event, media and mailed COLUMNIST responding to my texts. I call them ored at the 2020 Greenwood Friends of Scout- there will be an opportunity to support the or- out a beautiful an- three or four times a year. They used ing Benefit Dinner. It will feature LaBorde as an ganization at the dinner. nouncement, but he to call me when they needed money, ANGELLE “honored guest and distinguished citizen.” For information, contact Ben Rosenberger at hasn’t been acknowledged nor have I but now they don’t call at all. Should LABORDE The event will occur at 6:15 p.m. June 25 at 864-508-1027 or [email protected] been checked on. I stop sending birthday checks? They I know he won’t really be affected missed Mother’s Day and my heart is by this and I’m trying to focus on the broken. I don’t know what I’ve done HOROSCOPES positives. We have a big family on wrong. — PAYING FOR THE PAST both sides, and many people within DEAR PAYING: You will never By EUGENIA LAST LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Look for an Change the way you do things at home. our community have warmly wel- know what you “did wrong” unless Syndicated columnist outlet, a way to offer help to those less fortu- Fine-tuning your schedule to meet current de- nate or an activity that provides a physical or mands will help you get ahead. More structure comed him. But I have been a good one of your adult offspring decides mental challenge. Learn from experience. and discipline are the keys to success. friend to these women, supported to tell you. I hope you realize that Monday, June 15 You are the one who is in control, so don’t VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Don’t let AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Keep them in their times of need and even you are being abused again, this give anyone leverage to influence the way your challenges get you down or set you back. tabs on how much you spend. Unnecessary reached out during this pandemic to time by two passive-aggressive life unfolds. Happiness begins with you and Find unique solutions that are geared toward purchases will leave you short and stifle the check on them in an effort to recon- adults. You are not the reason your how you manage the way you bringing about a positive lifestyle change. way you live. Put more effort into preparing nect. I’m so disappointed. What am live and what you do with your LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Do some- healthy meals and getting sufficient exercise. son lives with his mother-in-law. As thing that will boost your morale or bring you PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Confu- I supposed to say to these “friends” life. Personal gain comes from to your daughter, who knows her awareness and decisiveness. one step closer to looking the way you want. sion will set in due to the mixed messages when I run into them again? — reason for radio silence? Step forward with confidence. Consider a physical workout, makeover or you receive. When in doubt, go directly to the NEW MOM AGAIN Please stop flogging yourself. GEMINI (May 21-June trendy new outfit. source and ask questions. Protect against DEAR MOM: When you encoun- Start living your own life. Bind 20) — Protect what you’ve SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Be open injury and illness. ter them, be cordial. Make polite worked so hard to obtain. 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SATURN V First flew: 1967 Length: 363 feet Weight: 6.6 million lbs. The ultimate expression of von Braun’s work is still the most powerful rocket ever flown. Thirteen were flown, including two that boosted V2 TO crews around the moon, six that landed men on the moon and one that placed Skylab into SATURN V orbit. By Charles Apple | THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW

In 1944, German rocket scientists developed the world’s first guided SATURN IB missiles and used them against Belgium, France and England. After First flew: 1966 the war ended, the U.S. Army brought those scientists on board and Length: 223 feet set them to work developing missiles for our side. Weight: 1.3 million lbs. Their work would eventually help put America on the moon. Created by marrying the The V-2 — “V” for “vergeltungs-wa e,” or “retaliatory weapon” — was first used on Saturn I first Sept. 6, 1944. Two were intended for targets in Belgium, but neither fired properly. It stage to a new wasn’t until Sept. 8 that the first V-2 found its mark, striking the southeastern third stage that suburbs of Paris, killing six and injuring 36. An attack on London later that day killed would also be three and injured seven. used in the Over the last seven months SATURN I Saturn V. Used of the war, more than 9,000 for Apollo 7 in First flew: 1961 V-2s were lofted at Germa- 1968 and for ny’s enemies. Nearly 3,000 Length: 180 feet ferry duty for people were killed in London Weight: the Skylab alone — 160 in a single hit on 1.1 million lbs. program in 1973 a shopping center on Nov. First stage and 1974. 25, 1944. consisted of a As the Soviet Army closed in Jupiter fuel tank on the German rocket base surrounded by in Peenemünde, the leader of eight Redstone the V-2 team, Wernher von tanks. Originally Braun, decided he’d rather developed by be captured by Americans von Braun’s team than by Soviets. He and his to lift military team fled to Austria and satellites into surrendered to a very orbit, the Saturn surprised private from the was selected by U.S. 44th Infantry Division. ASSOCIATED PRESS NASA as the Von Braun and his team were Wernher von Braun on May 3, 1945, the day basis of the held and debriefed in a fairly after his surrender to Allied forces. He had series of rockets comfortable castle in broken his arm in an auto accident two months that would put Kransberg and then recruited before and his bones had not properly mended. man on the under a program that came moon. to be called Operation Paperclip. On June 20, 1945, the U.S. secretary of state approved the transfer of von Braun and his engineering team to the United States. Dozens of captured V-2 rockets were launched from White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. Eventually, the Army put von Braun and his team to work in Huntsville, Ala., developing ballistic missiles. That work resulted in one of the most reliable U.S. missiles of the day and eventually put the first U.S. satellite in orbit, the first American in space and the first man on the moon. MERCURY- REDSTONE JUNO II First flew: 1960 How von Braun’s First flew: team’s rockets 1958 Length: JUNO I 83 feet evolved over First flew: Length: 79 feet Weight: 23 years JUPITER 1958 66,000 lbs. Weight: First flew: Length: NASA chose von 70 feet 110,000 RED- 1957 lbs. Braun’s missile Weight: for its first STONE Length: Consisted 60 feet 64,070 lbs. Mercury First flew: of a V2 This variation missions. It was 1953 Weight: Jupiter developed from First flew: 109,978 lbs. of the missile Length: an upgraded 1944 Redstone with an 69 feet Designed launched test version of the Length: to carry additional Juno I called the 46 feet Weight: missions stage on 61,207 lbs. nuclear from Cape Jupiter-C. Was Weight: weapons, top. Was used for the first America’s Canaveral, 27,580 lbs. these used for a two manned U.S. first including the number of Able to missiles space flights. ballistic first U.S. satellite carry a ton were briefly missile was satellite, missions. of explo- deployed to developed Explorer I, sives up to Turkey. They for the U.S. in 1958. 200 miles. were Army in Von Braun Americans removed Huntsville, maintained captured after the Ala., by he could dozens of Cuban von Braun have put a unused Missile and his satellite into missiles Crisis. team. orbit much and earlier. conducted tests with them through 1952.

Sources: “Smithsonian Guides: Spaceflight” by Valerie Neal, Cathleen S. Lewis and Frank H. Winter, Historic Spacecraft, Encyclopedia Astronautica, Spaceline.org, the History Channel, the BBC, Smithsonian magazine, About.com, Flying Bombs and Rockets, V2Rocket.com Monday 8A June 15, 2020 Viewpoints

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WHAT OTHERS SAY The following is the opinion of the newspaper represented and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Index-Journal. World Health Organization displays deadly incompetence As the coronavirus spread around the world, few institutions distinguished themselves as badly as the World Health Organization. When the public needs reliable medical information, the WHO has failed again and again. Want to purge bad cops? Fix collective bargaining When there might have been a chance early on to n the wake of the brutal death of doing so. In 2012, then-Gov. Scott Walk- ways to protect good officers from false contain the virus, the WHO played a key role sup- George Floyd, the radical left is er, R-Wis., passed Act 10, a law that re- accusations of misconduct. “In Wiscon- porting efforts by the Chinese government to cover demanding that we “defund the formed collective bargaining for teachers sin, I signed a law that says, if there’s an Ipolice.” That is insanity. The vast majority unions and other public worker unions officer-related death, that an independent up the danger of the disease. of police officers are honorable men and in his state. (Disclosure: I co-authored a review has to be done. It can’t be done by On Jan. 14, it embraced China’s lie that there was women who risk their lives every day to book with Walker on his collective-bar- the sheriff’s department or the district no evidence of human-to-human transmission. protect our communities. We don’t need gaining reforms.) Like police unions, the attorney, it’s got to be an independent review.” But, he says, the “union’s interest On Jan. 22, WHO Director-General Tedros Ad- to “dismantle” the police; Wisconsin teachers unions had negotiat- we need to purge our ed agreements that tied the hands of su- is not necessarily a fair process, it’s in pro- hanom Ghebreyesus claimed that the virus posed police departments of pervisors in disciplining chronically bad tecting their members.” no threat to global public health. By the end of bad cops. And that will performers. Instead of being removed, That has proved true in Minneapolis, January, as China’s lies and cover-ups and silencing require doing something bad teachers were moved around from where the head of the local police union, Democrats have long school to school. Act 10 allowed school Lt. Bob Kroll, has defended the officers of whistleblower doctors became apparent, Tedros opposed — reform col- officials to hire and fire based on merit involved in the killing of George Floyd. nonetheless praised the communist tyranny for its lective bargaining. and pay based on performance. Good In a letter to union members, he said “transparency.” Just as teachers unions teachers got rewarded while bad teachers Floyd had a “violent criminal history,” make it nearly impossi- got the boot. complained the officers were “terminated As the virus invaded the U.S. and some people MARC without due process” and promised the ble to fire bad teachers, THIESSEN Walker exempted police unions from started wearing masks to reduce transmission, the police unions make it Act 10 because he could not afford the union was working “to fight for their WHO interceded to warn against the widespread nearly impossible to fire WASHINGTON POST risk of a police strike during the fight jobs.” But anyone who watched the video WRITERS GROUP use of masks. “There is no specific evidence to bad cops. One recent over the bill (which turned out to be pre- of Floyd’s gruesome death knows that the officers involved should be in prison. suggest that the wearing of masks by the mass study in the Duke Law Journal examined scient when 100,000 protesters occupied 178 police union contracts and found the state capitol). But he says the time has Derek Chauvin, the officer seen with his knee pressed down on Floyd’s neck, had population has any potential benefit,” Mike Ryan, that “a substantial number . . . unreason- come to reform collective bargaining for at least 15 complaints against him, most WHO executive director of health emergencies, ably interfere with or otherwise limit the police as well: “I’ve got to believe that in of which were closed without discipline. effectiveness of mechanisms designed law enforcement, it’s similar to what we said in late March. “In fact, there’s some evidence Had it not been for collective-bargaining to hold police officers accountable for found in education. Just about everybody to suggest the opposite in the misuse of wearing a protections, perhaps he might have been their actions.” The contracts often “limit knows who the bad actors are, but be- taken off the streets long ago, and Floyd mask properly or fitting it properly.” officer interrogations after alleged mis- cause of union rules, they were constantly Last Friday, after months during which might still be alive today. conduct, mandate the destruction of dis- protected and reassigned.” If we want to stop police misconduct, mask-wearing became common, the WHO re- ciplinary records, ban civilian oversight, He says good cops have an interest in the answer is not to defund the police. versed itself, finally caught up and started advising prevent anonymous civilian complaints, eliminating the provisions that protect We need more good cops, not fewer. But indemnify officers in the event of civil bad ones. “The overwhelming major- people to wear masks in enclosed public places for the left, it is much easier to go after suits, and limit the length of internal ity of people in law enforcement are the police as an institution — or the where social distancing was not possible. It said that investigations.” Another study found exceptional,” he says. “But I also believe president, who has no role in setting local masks “prevent a person who may actually have the that “collective bargaining rights led to a that bad actors are a threat to them. As police policies — than the local Demo- disease from transmitting it to somebody else.” The substantial increase in violent incidents we see [in the case of George Floyd], they cratic political leaders and union officials of misconduct.” get tarnished by the bad actions of a very rationale for the change was evidence that people who enter into collective-bargaining If we want to eliminate violent police small percentage of people in the profes- agreements that shelter bad cops. can spread the disease before they develop symp- misconduct, then we need to eliminate sion, and it makes their already danger- toms. collective-bargaining protections that ous jobs that much more dangerous.” Follow Marc Thiessen on Twitter So it surprised a lot of people when, on Monday, shield bad cops. And there is a model for Walker notes that there are other @marcthiessen. the WHO downplayed asymptomatic transmission of the virus. “From the data we have, it still seems to be rare that an asymptomatic person actually trans- Traditionalists versus resisters mits onward to a secondary individual,” the WHO’s n an interview with the BBC last This clash has been brewing for some evade accountability. Maria Van Kerkhove said. “It’s very rare.” year, New York Times editor Dean time, but it came to a head when the As a result, even Traditionalists believe If that were true, it would indicate that we had Baquet said: “We are not supposed to Times ran an op-ed piece by Sen. Tom Trump has to be treated differently than shut down the economy for three months for no Ibe the leaders of the resistance to Donald Cotton: an inflammatory screed calling his predecessors. They feel they have to be good reason. After all, it was the idea that people Trump. That is an untenable, non-jour- for military repression of the protests far more aggressive in documenting his nalistic, immoral position for The New that followed the killing of George Floyd falsehoods and calling them out. Some who are showing no signs of illness could be infect- York Times.” by a Minneapolis policeman. The paper outlets now use words like “liar” and “rac- ing others that was used to justify the widespread Traditionalists in initially defended its decision, but backed ist” to describe him in extreme cases. closures of businesses and schools and severe lim- the mainstream media down in the face of ferocious criticism. As Elisabeth Bumiller, the Washing- believe Baquet’s position James Bennet, chief of the editorial page, ton bureau chief of the Times, told me: itations on social activity. is the right one — for the even resigned. “Trump has uttered so many obvious After the inevitable frenzied reaction to this Times, and for any inde- The Resisters won that round, but the falsehoods, so often, that to just report astonishing announcement, the WHO backtracked pendent outlet that wants Traditionalists remain deeply troubled. what he said, like we have covered other a day later, and Van Kerkhove claimed she was mis- to preserve its journalistic Cotton is a major political figure who presidents, seems like a falsehood in itself.” integrity. The best way to reflects the views of the president, and will For the Resisters, that approach does understood. She said asymptomatic transmission cover Trump ethically is probably run himself in four years. They not go far enough. They embrace views was “a big open question” and “really complex.” to be aggressive, vigilant, STEVE point to Bennet’s defense of his decision like this tweet from Wesley Lowery, a Then she downplayed her original statement. critical, tough and fair. ROBERTS before his resignation: “It would under- former Washington Post writer: “Ameri- Scrupulously, rigorously mine the integrity and independence of “I was responding to a question at the press con- NEWSPAPER can view-from-nowhere, ‘objectivity’-ob- fair. ENTERPRISE ASSOC. The New York Times if we only published sessed, both-sides journalism is a failed ference,” she said. “I wasn’t stating a policy of WHO But that model is views that editors like me agreed with, and experiment. We need to fundamentally or anything like that. I was just trying to articulate under fierce attack from all sides. Trump it would betray what I think of as our fun- reset the norms of our field. The old way what we know. And in that, I used the phrase ‘very regularly denounces the press as “fake damental purpose: not to tell you what to must go. We need to rebuild our industry news” and the “enemy of the people,” and think, but to help you think for yourself.” as one that operates from a place of moral rare,’ and I think that that’s misunderstanding to admits he’s following a devious, damaging The Resisters argued that Cotton’s clarity.” state that asymptomatic transmission globally is game plan. Lesley Stahl of CBS reports this piece contained numerous inaccuracies. For the Traditionalists, moral clarity very rare. I was referring to a small subset of stud- conversation with the president: “He said, They also argued it was hurtful and even comes from professionalism, not partisan- ‘You know why I do it? I do it to discredit dangerous to black reporters, especially ies.” ship; from independence, not alliances. you all and demean you all, so when you those covering the protests. “It’s a unique No matter how awful Trump is, in their The purpose of a press conference is to clear up write negative stories about me, no one balancing act,” wrote LZ Granderson, view, he does not justify abandoning basic misconceptions and communicate medical infor- will believe you.’” a columnist for the Los Angeles Times, journalistic values. They side with Marty mation to the public. The WHO cannot meet even In response, a rising chorus of Resist- “juggling your humanity with your profes- Baron, Lowery’s old editor at the Post, who ers — led by younger journalists of color sion against the backdrop of being under said in 2017: “We’re not at war (with the that low bar. Instead, when its officials speak, they within the Times and elsewhere — find relentless attack in today’s toxic political administration); we’re at work.” create new confusion. Baquet’s model hopelessly outdated and environment.” This conflict will continue to reverber- President Donald Trump has suspended aid to even immoral. In Trump’s America, they Both sides agree on one thing: Trump ate in newsrooms across the country. It are saying, polarization is unavoidable. has altered the journalistic rules in critical the WHO, which represents 20% of its budget. will heavily influence how the mainstream You have to choose sides. ways. He lies repeatedly and ruthlessly. press continues to cover Trump, and the Perhaps it’s time to take that money and start a new Nikole Hannah-Jones, who won a Pulit- Unlike other politicians, he never corrects presidents who succeed him. global health organization that is capable of com- zer Prize for the Times, put it this way on his misstatements or apologizes for them. municating the truth during an international health CNN: “This adherence to even-handed- He commands the TBN, the Trump Steven Roberts teaches politics and jour- ness, both-side-ism, ‘view from nowhere’ Broadcasting Network, which uses Twitter nalism at George Washington University. emergency. doesn’t actually work in the political and other social media platforms to com- He can be contacted at stevecokie@gmail. — The Colorado Springs Gazette circumstances that we’re in.” municate directly with his supporters and com. 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Virus leads to private memorial for firefighters DILBERT by Scott Adams Associated Press the Sofa Superstore on June 18, 2007, when the blaze spread faster than expected and oth- CHARLESTON — This year’s ceremony to er firefighters broke store windows, allowing mark the deaths of nine firefighters in South the fire to rapidly intensify. Carolina killed fighting a blaze at a furniture The site of the store on U.S. Highway 17 store in 2007 will be closed to the public. was turned into the Charleston 9 Memori- Charleston Fire Department officials said al Park. Officials said they are arranging to to keep people safe from COVID-19, they will bring family members of the killed firefight- livestream the memorial program on Face- ers to the site at different times Friday so they book starting at 7 p.m. Friday. can have their own private time of reflection The nine Charleston firefighters died inside and mourning.

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facebook.com/indexjournal @IJIndexJournal Sports Monday, JuneB 15, 2020 Hamlin races to NASCAR Cup Series win From staff and wire reports fore 11 p.m. that side of the fence at a NASCAR team and got a win for them. big Tony Stewart fan growing up — race since the coronavirus pandemic Briscoe survived two late cautions got Stewart-Haas Racing competition HOMESTEAD, Fla. — Denny All eyes on Bubba shut down sports worldwide. and a frantic overtime finish to pre- director Greg Zipadelli to fill in as his Hamlin won all three stages Sunday Bubba Wallace wore a mask in the Among those fans: New Orleans vail in an Xfinity Series race at Home- crew chief and prevailed. night to capture the victory in the colors of the American flag, his hand Saints running back Alvin Kamara, stead-Miami Speedway — while “It’s just a testament to our team,” Dixie Vodka 400 NASCAR Cup Series over his heart as he stood for the na- who was wearing a T-shirt and cap adding to a nightmarish weekend for Briscoe said. race at Homestead-Miami Speedway. tional anthem. with Wallace’s name on them. Wallace Noah Gragson, who saw a huge lead Brandon Jones was second, Ross It was Hamlin’s 40th career victory. This time, fans joined him. is the only full-time black driver in the slip away in the final laps for the sec- Chastain was third and A.J. All- Rounding out the top five were In troubled and unprecedented Cup Series, and he has essentially be- ond consecutive day. mendinger was fourth. Chase Elliott, Ryan Blaney, Tyler Red- times, a bit of normalcy returned to come the face of the movement that Briscoe was without crew chief Gragson placed fifth, losing not dick and Aric Amirola. sports Sunday. Fans — only 1,000 led to NASCAR’s decision last week to Richard Boswell, car chief Nick only a race that was in his hands for The race, scheduled to start at 3:30 of them, mostly military members ban the Confederate flag from tracks. Hutchins and engineer DJ Vanderley, the second straight day but also the p.m., was delayed three times because and their guests — were at Home- all of whom began serving four-race $100,000 “Dash For Cash” bonus that of lightning and didn’t get underway stead-Miami Speedway on Sunday, Briscoe wins Xfinity race suspensions for a safety violation that wound up going to Allmendinger in- until after 7 p.m. and ended just be- marking the first time people were on Chase Briscoe lost much of his happened Saturday. So Briscoe — a stead. Sports Running back prepare commits to USC to make unning back Caleb offers from Syracuse, Army, McDowell (5-foot- Indiana, East Carolina, 10, 175 pounds) of Georgia State, Purdue, South comeback RLeesburg, Georgia, last week Alabama, Cincinnati and announced a commitment to Colorado. He is rated as a ost of the sports South Carolina. McDowell three-star prospect in the world has been shut previously was committed 247Sports Composite and is down for the past to NC State, having pledged ranked No. 71 in the state of Mthree months, but workouts to the Wolfpack in April, but Georgia. and games appear to be on the he broke off that pledge on McDowell is the seventh horizon. June 3. new commitment, and the Baseball will be back soon He was first running back pledge, in the Lakelands, as Post 20 offered for the Gamecocks’ 2021 prepares to play in the South by the class which totals 10 players Carolina American Summer Gamecocks because of the three car- League after on May ry-overs from 2020. He said the Ameri- 19 and the he has not yet determined can Legion two sides if he will sign early or if he canceled its grew closer will graduate early and enroll season. The from there. PALMETTO next January. independent “Just RECRUITING USC missed on several league’s building a targets who announced last season will bond with PHIL KORNBLUT week: linebacker Navonte- COLUMNIST start June the coach- que Strong (6-foot-1, 230 29 and is pounds) of Mississippi Gulf MONDAY ASSOCIATED PRESS ing staff and a few of the expected to Coast Junior College to Mis- Daniel Berger holds the championship trophy after winning the Charles Schwab Chal- players, and really falling in MUSINGS last about a sissippi State; wide receiver lenge on Sunday at the Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas. love with the community and WESLEY DOTSON month. The the type of system they run Raheim Sanders of Rock- INDEX-JOURNAL playoffs will up there,” McDowell said. ledge, Florida, and running take place “It’s a chance I really couldn’t back A.J. Green of Tulsa, to Aug. 3-16. Arkansas; defensive end Jah- miss out on.” The Braves have wrapped varee Ritzie of Kernersville, McDowell visited USC for up tryouts and will have about North Carolina, to North Daniel Berger wins a couple of games last season. 20 players on the senior legion Carolina. Plus, he’s close friends with team this season. Sumter defensive end Gamecocks safety Jammie Greenwood and Abbeville Justus Boone committed to Robinson, who also came County high schools begin Florida in February but the from Lee County High in spring workouts this week for Colonial in playoff recruiting, both ways, has Leesburg. But the greatest fall sports teams under Phase not stopped. Schools are still impact on his decision to 1 of the South Carolina High By DOUG FERGUSON Even the optimism of being back to golf offering and talking, and commit to the Gamecocks School League’s guidelines. Associated Press didn’t eliminate the sting, and more than Boone is still listening. came from his relationship Nationally, the PGA Tour re- Morikawa felt it. In fact, he has scheduled with new running backs sumed play this past Thursday, FORT WORTH, Texas — Daniel Berger Xander Schauffele gave new meaning to official visits to Arizona State coach Des Kitchings. and the NBA is set to return was playing some of the best golf that no one the phrase “Horrible Horseshoe” at Colonial. on Oct. 3 and to USC on “He had a great influence. July 31 with 22 teams playing at noticed. Three months away because of the He hit into the water on the 15th from a Oct. 10. Tennessee, Virginia Me and Coach Kitchings get Walt Disney World in Orlando. COVID-19 pandemic didn’t slow his mo- fairway bunker, hit a poor chip after the pen- Tech and West Virginia also along real good. He’s my guy,” There will be eight more regu- mentum, and he made it pay off Sunday with alty shot and then made a 30-footer to escape remain in his ear. Boone has McDowell said. “We hit it off lar season games for each team, a victory at Colonial. with a bogey. He followed with a 25-foot been a primary target for from day one. The type of followed by a possible play-in The PGA Tour made a healthy return to birdie to regain a share of the lead. And then USC coach Will Muschamp connection we have is rare to tournament for the eighth seed golf at the Charles Schwab Challenge with his 3-foot par putt on the 17th hole dipped in going back to last year. find in the recruitment pro- before the playoffs begin. a somewhat sickly finish. Berger saved par one side of the hole and spun out of the other. He and assistants Mike cess when you are building Major League Baseball con- from behind the 17th green on the first play- His 25-foot birdie putt to join the playoff Peterson and Tracy Rocker connections with the coach- tinues to embarrass itself as it off hole and won when Collin Morikawa came up just short and he shot 69. have been in continuous con- es. He’s the type of guy who can’t get its owners and players missed a 3-foot par putt. Bryson DeChambeau cringed when his tact, and he’s fine with that. can stay on the phone and to come to any type of agree- Berger closed with a 4-under 66, his 28th 12-foot birdie putt on the 18th narrowly “I talk to those guys about just talk for hours, and not ment to begin the season, but it consecutive round at par or better dating to missed, giving him a 66 and leaving him one every day to be honest,” even about football. That’s should happen. Eventually. Oct. 11 at the Houston Open. shot out of the playoff. Ditto for Justin Rose, Boone said. “Coach Rock- As for football, there is Even over the final hour, a half-dozen play- whose 18-foot birdie on the last hole was a rare when you’re building a er, Coach Peterson, Coach growing optimism that both ers were still in the mix. All that was missing turn short. He also had 66. Jason Kokrak bond with coaches.” Muschamp. They just been the NFL and NCAA will have was the sound and energy of a gallery, with finished well ahead of everyone else. he also As for how the Gamecocks pitching me what they’ve seasons this fall. At the end the PGA Tour not allowing spectators for the missed a birdie on the last hole in his round plan to deploy him, McDow- been pitching me, telling of the day, football is still this opening five events in its return. of 64. ell said his versatility will me it’s best to stay in the country’s No. 1 sport, and Berger won for the third time — all vic- Spieth, trying to end three years without a come into play. home state, things like that. those in charge are going to do tories during this week on the calendar, just victory, left with a consolation prize of prog- “They plan to use me in Just basically the same stuff everything in their power to not in circumstances like this. It was the first ress. He missed a 2-foot par putt on the sixth multiple ways,” McDowell they’ve been recruiting me make sure the season happens. PGA Tour event since March 12 when the hole — part of three bogeys in a four-hole said. “They can use me in the with. I never lost my interest backfield as a running back. It remains to be seen how many spread of the new coronavirus shut down golf stretch — but was still in the mix until a tee in them, they are still one of They feel I can be a return fans, if any, will be allowed in and other sports. shot out of bounds on the 14th. Even then, he my top schools.” guy on special teams. They Muschamp has used the attendance at those games. From no positive tests to a dynamic finish made a 35-foot putt to save bogey. He wound might even move me out to word “reservations” in de- The return of all sports, at history-rich Colonial, PGA Tour Com- up with a 71 and tied for 10th. receiver a couple of plays to scribing the large number of however, likely will remain missioner Jay Monahan sized up the week by try to get me in open space.” commitments made this year a slow process with a lot of saying, “This has been a phenomenal start to SCORES PGA Tour Charles Schwab Challenge Scores McDowell only had 35 compared to the same time uncertainty still surrounding our return.” Colonial Country Club Fort Worth, Texas carries last season, but said period last year. He said kids the COVID-19 pandemic. Will Morikawa has been equally steady. Since Purse: $7.5 million he was right around the have gotten anxious because there be a dreaded “second graduating from Cal a year ago, he has won Yardage: 7209; Par 70 Final Round 1000-yard mark and aver- of fear of losing spots and wave” of the virus in the fall and made every cut, a streak now at 21 events, x-Daniel Berger won on first playoff hole x-Daniel Berger (500), $1,350,000 65-67-67-66—265 aged between 10-12 yards have been making commit- the longest streak by a newcomer since Tiger and winter? Collin Morikawa (300), $817,500 64-67-67-67—265 per carry. He also scored 14 ments without ever visiting What about the summer? Woods. Bryson DeChambeau (134), $366,094 65-65-70-66—266 Jason Kokrak (134), $366,094 67-70-65-64—266 touchdowns. the school. South Carolina is among a He took a share of the lead with a 50-foot Justin Rose (134), $366,094 63-69-68-66—266 Xander Schauffele (134), $366,094 65-66-66-69—266 “I was such an important His hidden message is to putt on the 14th hole. It was the short ones few states in the country with Patrick Reed (88), $243,750 68-69-63-67—267 key on defense, and we had look for a lot of decommit- spiking COVID-19 cases. that hurt. Morikawa also missed a birdie putt Bubba Watson (88), $243,750 68-66-68-65—267 Gary Woodland (80), $219,375 65-67-66-70—268 a couple of senior running ments in the months ahead. Time will tell how the from 6 feet on the 18th hole in a 67. Sungjae Im (68), $181,875 66-69-67-67—269 J.T. Poston (68), $181,875 68-66-67-68—269 backs,” he said. “And them “I’m not going to say that Berger was the only one who delivered, summer baseball and fall high Jordan Spieth (68), $181,875 65-65-68-71—269 knowing the type of season I will flip, I’m not going to making a 10-foot birdie on the final hole that Justin Thomas (68), $181,875 64-68-66-71—269 school sports seasons will Abraham Ancer (53), $129,375 64-70-66-70—270 that they are planning on me say I’m not,” Boone said. “I’m ultimately play out, but sports put him at 15-under 265. The last time Berger Cameron Champ (53), $129,375 66-71-65-68—270 Patrick Rodgers (53), $129,375 67-68-70-65—270 having this year at running always keeping my options appear to be making their was in a playoff, Jordan Spieth holed a bunker Rory Sabbatini (53), $129,375 68-68-69-65—270 back, they really didn’t want open and don’t want to burn shot to beat him at the Travelers Champion- Peter Uihlein (53), $129,375 69-65-69-67—270 return — at all levels. Corey Conners (44), $95,625 66-67-67-71—271 to put our game plan out any bridges with anybody.” ship. So he could feel for what Morikawa felt Joel Dahmen (44), $95,625 68-65-70-68—271 Branden Grace (44), $95,625 66-66-66-73—271 there to allow other coach- Contact sports writer Wesley int he loss. Harold Varner III (44), $95,625 63-66-70-72—271 es to scheme against that. Phil Kornblut covers college Dotson at 864-943-2530 or Rafa Cabrera Bello (35), $65,250 68-67-69-68—272 “It’s going to hurt for a little while, but he’ll Tony Finau (35), $65,250 68-69-67-68—272 It’s going to be a break-out baseball, basketball and foot- follow him on Twitter get over it and he’ll be winning again,” Berger Lucas Glover (35), $65,250 67-70-69-66—272 Chesson Hadley (35), $65,250 70-68-64-70—272 season.” ball recruiting around South @WesleyPDotson. said. Brian Harman (35), $65,250 65-69-70-68—272 McDowell also had Carolina. release dates: June 13-19, 2020 2B n Index-Journal, Greenwood, S.C. Monday, June24 (20)15, 2020

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Weather safety Mini Fact: If I am inside Do You Bike helmets during a storm, I reduce the stay there, away risk of injury from windows and doors. Make the by about If I am outside, I go in if I 70%. can. If I’m swimming, I leave Grade? the water when I first hear thunder or see lightning. If I’m outside without Most kids look forward to summer, when when it comes to summer activities? shelter, I drop to my knees school is out, the pool is open and they can This week, The Mini Page lets you give out and curl up. I don’t stretch play all day. Summer 2020 may be quite the grades! Give yourself and your family a plus out. I move away from different for many kids around the country. (+) for safety rules you always follow. Put a check metal objects, such as bikes, There may be rules about gathering in groups, (√) next to those you need to work on. Then sit fences, railroad tracks and and some swimming pools may never open. down with your family and discuss whether you farm equipment. Some fun summer traditions can also be get an S (satisfactory) or a U (unsatisfactory) for dangerous for kids. How safe is your family each category. Stay safe this summer! Travel safety I always Sun safety Tick safety buckle my I wear a hat. I check myself and seat belt. my pets often for I never bother the driver. I drink lots of water. ticks. Some ticks that attach themselves to I watch for traffic before I I don’t exercise in the humans can cause sicknesses, such as Rocky get out of the car. hot sun. I stay in the shade. Mountain spotted fever or Lyme disease. If you find a tick, remove it gently and I never look directly at the sun, carefully with tweezers. Do not leave the Our Safety Report Card even with sunglasses on. tick’s mouth in your skin. Wash the bite Does your family get an S I wear sunscreen to keep from with soap and water, and be sure to tell (satisfactory) or a U (unsatisfactory) in getting sunburned. The higher your parents. each of these areas? the SPF number, the more sun Sun safety …………… is blocked. (SPF stands for sun Bike safety Hiking safety ………. protection factor.) I always wear a helmet. Tick safety ………….. Bike safety ………….. Hiking safety I never wear earbuds while Weather safety …… riding. I stay in sight of adults. Travel safety ……….. I stop at stop signs and for red How did your family do? What areas I walk only on trails and watch and yellow lights. do you need to work on together to be my step. Roots, rocks and logs I don’t ride barefoot. can trip hikers. safer this summer?

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Try ’n’ Find Mini Jokes Words that remind us of summer safety are hidden in this puzzle. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally, Sandra: What’s green and some letters are used twice. See if you can find: and likes to peck at trees? BIKE, GRADE, HAT, X B M R O T S Q V R E K I B T Stuart: Woody Woodpickle! HELMET, HIKING, T L E B T A E S R G N I K I H LIGHTNING, METAL, J O D O L E V A R T Y E C D I PETS, SAFETY, SEAT X D S U N S C R E E N K B R R Eco Note BELT, STORM, SUMMER, Y W S A F E T Y R E H T A E W SUNSCREEN, TICK, I C M C Y M M E T A L B T M X Have you ever heard of TRAFFIC, TRAILS, N L I G H T N I N G V A W M D the UV Index? The UV Index assigns TRAVEL, WATER, W Q U G R A D E I S W N Y U J a number to the next day’s UV — or WEATHER. N Y S T E P T R A I L S J S G ultraviolet ray — levels and highlights the T E M L E H T R A F F I C C D level of exposure for people who plan to be outdoors. You should pay attention to the UV levels and plan your activities to protect yourself from getting too Cook’s Corner much sun by using shade and covering Healthy Oat Bran Cookies up with sunglasses, a hat, and protective You’ll need: • 1 1/2 teaspoons clothing, and using sunscreen. The • 1 3/4 cups oat bran cinnamon higher the number on the scale of 1 to • 1 cup whole-wheat flour • 1/4 teaspoon salt 11+, the more careful you need to be. • 1 cup light brown • 3/4 cup quick-cooking oats adapted from epa.gov • 1 cup dried cranberries sugar, packed • 1 cup chopped pecans • 4 egg whites • 1 teaspoon baking soda • 1/2 cup soft margarine For later: • 2/3 cup low-fat milk Look through your newspaper for safe What to do: summer fun activities. 1. In a large bowl, combine oat bran, flour, oats, cranberries, pecans, baking soda and spices.

2. In a smaller bowl, beat brown sugar, egg whites and margarine. Add milk to mix well. 2020 Andrews McMeel Syndication 3. Stir wet mixture into oat mixture and blend thoroughly. Teachers: Follow and 4. Coat cookie sheets with cooking spray and measure dough by rounded teaspoons interact with The Mini about 1 inch apart.

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5. Bake at 350 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes until done. Makes 3 to 4 dozen. help with this recipe. need an adult’s * You’ll Monday, June 15, 2020 Comics & Puzzles Index-Journal, Greenwood, S.C. n 3B ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Daily Crossword brought to you by

BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH by John Rose

BEETLE BAILEY by Greg & Mort Walker

BIG NATE by Lincoln Pierce

BIZARRO by Wayno and Piraro

BRIDGE by Philip Alder WOULD YOU EVEN THINK OF IT?

I moved to the United States from Lon- BLONDIE by Dean Young & John Marshall don in 1985. Twelve months later, the world bridge championships were played in Miami. I was very surprised when Lon- doners Glyn Liggins and Andy Robson FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves reached the fi- nal of the open HERMAN by Jim Unger pairs. Why surprised? Because I had never heard of them. They had gone from unknowns to world finalists in one year. They did not get close to winning, but since then have gone from strength to strength, especially Robson. He has one gold, two silver and three bronze world championship medals. He was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2013 New Year Honours GARFIELD by Jim Davis for services to bridge and charity. He is also the bridge columnist for The Times newspaper in London. In today’s deal from that column, Liggins was sitting East. South was in three no- trump. West led a fourth-highest heart two. What did Liggins do after winning the first trick with his heart ace? Liggins knew that his partner had exactly four hearts, and if he had had a five-card suit, he OFF THE MARK by Mark Parisi surely would have led from that. So West had 1=4=4=4 distribution. This meant that South had 0=4=2=7, making a diamond switch look appeal- PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz ing. However, on this deal South would have claimed his nine winners. Liggins realized that a diamond shift could wait until trick three. Since declarer had no way to reach the dummy, Liggins cashed his spade ace! What could South do? If he pitched a heart, the defenders would take one spade and four hearts. But when declarer discarded a club, East shifted to a diamond, and South had to go down one. Beautiful.

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek THE BORN LOSER by Art and Chip Sansom Unscramble these Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words.

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