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By Patrick McCreless port is finalized, a process that While much about the com- [email protected] is currently underway. pany is still unknown, the | @PCNHPatrickM Representatives of the alli- project proposal did reveal ance revealed the project that the 48 new jobs would PANAMA CITY — A dis- during a Panama City Com- pay $43,108 in annual average tribution assembly company mission meeting on Monday. wages. plans to locate at the Panama During the meeting, the com- Also, the company is City Port Authority and create mission approved a resolution expected be located in the 48 jobs, economic develop- of intent to support the alliance port’s intermodal distribution ment officials announced on in bringing the company to the center. Monday. port — namely by providing tax Hardin added that the com- According to the Bay Eco- incentives. pany is already building a large nomic Development Alliance The commission will vote manufacturing facility in the the company, whose identity on the tax incentives at a later Yucatán at Panama City’s sister has been withheld until the meeting once the company’s port, Port Progreso in Mexico. A distribution company expected to create 48 jobs is planned to deal is finalized, is slated to identity has been revealed. “This is another way we can locate at the Port of Panama City. Its identity will be revealed once invest $5 million in the project Specifically, the company create this strong relation- the deal is ﬁ nalized. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] at the port. wants reimbursement of ship with our sister port,” City “This will be this company’s property taxes paid to the city Manager Mark McQueen said The port’s 2020 fiscal year another $15 million for the southeastern distribution during its first 10 years of oper- of the city’s support of the budget has more than $4 mil- expansion of the port’s biomass project headquarters,” Becca ation. Hardin said she planned project. lion in operating income, which handling facility. A combined Hardin, president of the alli- to request similar project sup- The announcement was just includes money for new work- $20 million in state and fed- ance, said of the city. port and tax incentives from the latest in recent positive ers. Also, the budget has more eral money has already been The company’s identity will the Bay County Commission developments at the Panama than $30 million in facility and allocated to assist with those be revealed once its lease at the at its next meeting. City Port Authority. equipment investments and projects.

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Transcript: Trump repeatedly pushed Ukraine’s president to open investigation into political rival Biden Families and softball players enter and leave the United States Fastpitch Association 2019 World Series at the new Panama City Beach Sports Complex on Tuesday, July 9, 2019. The complex is projected to start turning a proﬁ t in its ﬁ fth year of operation. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/ By Lisa Mascaro, Mary Clare THE NEWS HERALD] Jalonick and Julie Pace The Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Presi- dent Donald Trump pressed PCB sports complex projected Ukraine’s leader to “look into” Democratic rival Joe Biden as well as his grievances from the to turn profi t in 5 years 2016 election, according to a rough transcript of a summer phone call that is now at the By Ed Offley financial report shows annual center of Democrats’ impeach- [email protected] profits, including $2.1 million ment probe into Trump. by 2029-30. Trump repeatedly prodded PANAMA CITY BEACH — “We will be profitable by year Ukrainian President Volodymyr The Panama City Beach Sports five,” said J.D. Wood, general Zelenskiy to work with Attor- Complex should start turning a manager of sports facilities ney General William Barr and profit by its fifth year of opera- management. “And we’re going Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s per- tion, according to recent budget to do everything we can to make sonal lawyer. At one point in projections. that happen even sooner.” the conversation, Trump said, Under the current financial The projections were revealed “I would like for you to do us a projections revealed during a during a Tuesday meeting favor.” Tuesday meeting, the sports of the Bay County Tourism The president’s words complex — set for its grand Development Council, where it set the parameters for the opening in under two weeks unanimously passed the sports The Tribe’s Peyton Cloyd, from Lufkin, Texas, catches the debate to come — just the — will run at a deficit for its complex's $1.37 million operat- ball ending the inning during the United States Fastpitch fourth impeachment inves- first four years, although those ing budget for the 2020 fiscal Association 2019 World Series at the new Panama City Beach tigation of an American deficits will steadily decline year. Sports Complex on Tuesday, July 9, 2019. The complex is president in the nation’s history. from one year to the next. But projected to turn a proﬁ t starting in its ﬁ fth year of operation. in 2023-24 and thereafter, the See COMPLEX, A3 [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] See PROBE, A3

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Impeachment, for that?” 2016 election interference. Zelenskiy. PROBE Trump said during a news In the 30-minute phone Trump has sought to conference in New York. call with Zelenskiy, Trump implicate Biden and his From Page A1 He revived the same lan- encourages the Ukrai- son in the kind of corrup- guage he has used for nian leader to talk with tion that has long plagued months to deride the now- Giuliani and Barr about Ukraine. Hunter Biden The initial response high- finished special counsel Biden and his son Hunter, served on the board of a lighted the deep divide investigation into election who served on the board Ukrainian gas company between the two parties: interference, declaring of a Ukrainian gas com- at the same time his father Democrats said the call impeachment “a hoax” pany. Immediately after was leading the Obama amounted to a “shake- and the “single greatest saying they would be in administration’s diplo- down” of a foreign leader, witch hunt in American touch, Trump references matic dealings with Kyiv. while Trump — backed history.” Ukraine’s economy, Though the timing raised by the vast majority of Republicans largely saying: “Your economy concerns among anti-cor- Republicans — dismissed President Donald Trump speaks during a news stood by the president is going to get better and ruption advocates, there it as a “nothing call.” conference at the InterContinental Barclay New York and dismissed the notion better I predict. You have has been no evidence of The call is one part of a hotel during the United Nations General Assembly, that the rough transcript a lot of assets. It’s a great wrongdoing by either the whistleblower complaint Wednesday in New York. [EVAN VUCCI/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] revealed any wrongdoing country.” former vice president or on the president’s activi- by Trump. At another point in the his son. ties. After being stymied in American elections, but about the intricacies of “I think it was a per- conversation, Trump Biden said it was “trag- by the administration, added, “Nobody pushed process is the minute that fectly appropriate phone asked Zelenskiy for a edy” that Trump was lawmakers on the House me.” Trump chimed we are losing people.” call, it was a congratu- favor: his help looking willing to “put personal and Senate intelligence in, “In other words, no Pelosi announced the latory phone call,” said into a cybersecurity firm politics above his sacred committees will get their pressure.” impeachment probe on Rep. Liz Cheney, the No. that investigated the 2016 oath.” He singled out first look at the complaint The next steps in the Tuesday after months of 3 House Republican. “The hack of the Democratic Trump’s attempts to on Wednesday. Con- impeachment inquiry resistance to a process Democrats continually National Committee and pull Barr and the Justice gress is also seeking an were still developing a she has warned would be make these huge claims determined it was carried Department into efforts in-person interview with day after House Speaker divisive for the country and allegations about out by Russia. Trump has to investigate Biden, call- the whistleblower, who Nancy Pelosi launched the and risky for her party. President Trump, and falsely suggested Crowd- ing it “a direct attack on remains anonymous. probe. Moderate Demo- But after viewing the then you find out there’s strike was owned by a the core independence of Trump spent Wednes- crats, including some from transcript on Wednesday, no there there.” Ukrainian. that department, an inde- day meeting with world districts where Trump Pelosi declared: Congress The memo released by In the days before the pendence essential to the leaders at the United remains popular, urged must act.” the White House was not call, Trump ordered advis- rule of law.” Nations, a remarkable TV the speaker to keep the Trump, who thrives a verbatim transcript, ers to freeze $400 million While the possibility of split screen even for the inquiry to Ukraine and not on combat, has all but but was instead based in military aid for Ukraine impeachment has hung turbulence of the Trump expand into other issues dared Democrats to move on the records of offi- — prompting speculation over Trump for many era. Included on his Congress had already been toward impeachment, cials who listened to the that he was holding out months, the likelihood of schedule: a meeting with investigating. confident that the specter call. The conversation the money as leverage for a probe had faded after Zelenskiy. “We need to be dis- of an investigation led by took place on July 25, one information on the Bidens. special counsel Robert In a light-hearted ciplined about how we the opposition party will day after special counsel Trump has denied that Mueller’s Trump-Russia appearance before report- communicate,” said Rep. bolster rather than dimin- Robert Mueller testified charge and the aid pack- investigation ended with- ers, Zelenskiy said he Elissa Slotkin of Michigan. ish his political support. on Capitol Hill about his age does not come up in out a clear directive for didn’t want to get involved “The minute we’re talking “It’s a joke. investigation into Russia’s the conversation with lawmakers. COMPLEX

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Wood said that with 15 sporting events scheduled for the remainder of calen- dar 2019 and another 50 on the books for 2020, the $37 million project is well on its way to giving the Beach “the opportunity to have sports year-round.” Under the current financial projections, the sports complex will run a deficit its first four years, including losses of $417,470 in 2019-20; $191,628 in 2020- 21; $78,389 in 2021-22, and $5,500 in 2022-23. But in 2023-24 and thereafter, the financial report shows annual profits beginning in 2024-25 at $39,242 and steadily rising to $1.4 million in the tenth year of operation in 2029-30. Gross revenues are projected to nearly double from $1.1 million in 2019-20 to $2.1 million in 2029-30. The TDC directors praised Woods and construction project manager Elizabeth Moore of Anchor CEI for bringing the sport complex to life within its budget despite the impact of Hurricane Michael — and after that, weeks of torren- tial rainfall — with only a 45-day delay. “I am thoroughly impressed with Sports Facilities Management’s leadership,” said Director Andy Phillips. “Welcome to the community.” Director Yonnie Patro- nis, grinning broadly, said, “I think the other sports complexes in the Southeast are feeling threatened by this complex.” Woods said that a top priority for his management firm is not only to expand the number of “traditional” sport tournaments such as softball, baseball and soccer, but to recruit other sports ranging from field hockey to Quidditch. The sports complex budget will be submitted to the Bay County Commis- sion for approval as part of the rest of the TDC fiscal plan, at the commission’s meeting next Tuesday, Oct. 1. The formal grand opening ceremony for the sports complex at 50 Chip Seal Parkway will take place on Saturday, Oct. 5, from 9 a.m. until 12 noon. Events will include live sports dem- onstrations, music, food and prizes. The even will be free and open to the public. * ** A4 Thursday, September 26, 2019 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD ‘We’re all in big trouble’

Climate panel expected to decline 21% to sees a dire future 24%, by the end of century because of climate change. By Seth Borenstein “Climate change is already The Associated Press irreversible,” French climate scientist Valérie Masson- NEW YORK — Earth is in Delmotte, a report lead more hot water than ever author, said at a news con- before, and so are we, an ference in Monaco, where expert United Nations cli- the document was released. mate panel warned in a grim “Due to the heat uptake in new report Wednesday. the ocean, we can’t go back.” Sea levels are rising at an But many of the worst-case ever-faster rate as ice and projections in the report can snow shrink, and oceans still be avoided, depending are getting more acidic and on how the world handles the losing oxygen, the Intergov- emissions of heat-trapping ernmental Panel on Climate gases, the report’s authors Change said in a report issued said. as world leaders met at the The IPCC increased its United Nations. projected end-of-century It warned that if steps sea level rise in the worst- aren’t taken to reduce case scenario by nearly 4 emissions and slow global inches from its 2013 projec- warming, seas will rise 3 feet tions because of the increased by the end of the century, recent melting of ice sheets in with many fewer fish, less Greenland and Antarctica. snow and ice, stronger and An aerial view shows large Icebergs ﬂoating as the sun rises near Kulusuk, Greenland, last month. The new report projects wetter hurricanes and other, Greenland has been melting faster in the last decade, and this summer, it has seen two of the biggest that, under the business- nastier weather systems. melts on record since 2012. [FELIPE DANA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] as-usual scenario for carbon “The oceans and the icy emissions, seas by the end of parts of the world are in big for the first time that some vice chair of the IPCC and a Antarctica and the world’s the century will rise between trouble, and that means island nations will probably deputy assistant administra- mountain glaciers has accel- 2 feet and 43 inches, with a we’re all in big trouble, become uninhabitable. tor for research at the U.S. erated. They are now losing most likely rise of 33 inches. too,” said one of the report’s The oceans absorb more National Oceanic and Atmo- 720 billion tons of ice a year. This is slightly less than the lead authors, Michael than 90% of the excess heat spheric Administration. • Arctic June snow cover traditional 1 meter that sci- Oppenheimer, professor of from carbon pollution in the The report found: has shrunk more than half entists often use. geosciences and interna- air, as well as much of the • Seas are now rising at since 1967, down nearly 1 And sea level will rise two tional affairs at Princeton carbon dioxide itself. Earth’s one-seventh of an inch a year, million square miles. to three times as much over University. “The changes are snow and ice, called the cryo- which is 2.5 times faster than • Arctic sea ice in Septem- the centuries to come if accelerating.” sphere, are also being eroded. the rate from 1900 to 1990. ber, the annual low point, is warming continues, so the The dire effects will be felt “The world’s oceans • The world’s oceans have down almost 13% per decade world is looking at a “future on both land and sea, harm- and cryosphere have been already lost 1% to 3% of the since 1979. This year’s low, that certainly looks coming people, plants, animals, taking the heat for climate oxygen in their upper levels reported Monday, tied for pletely different than what food, societies, infrastruc- change for decades. The since 1970 and will lose more the second-lowest on record. we currently have,” said ture and the global economy. consequences for nature as warming continues. • Marine animals are likely report co-author Hans-Otto In fact, the international and humanity are sweeping • From 2006 to 2015, the to decrease 15%, and catches Portner, a German climate team of scientists projected and severe,” said Ko Barrett, ice melting from Greenland, by fisheries in general are scientist. DATELINES

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In this March 28 photo, a military bugler plays taps French journalist Sandra Muller gives a press This Wednesday photo provided by NASA astronaut during a funeral at Arlington National Cemetery in conference Wednesday in Paris. A Paris court ruled Christina Koch shows the launch of a Russian Soyuz Arlington, Va. In an effort to save dwindling space, on Wednesday that the woman who launched the rocket, as seen from the International Space Station. An the Army is proposing new rules to limit who can be French version of the #MeToo movement must pay American, a Russian and the ﬁrst space ﬂyer from the buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Under the 20,000 euros ($22,000) for defaming the man she United Arab Emirates blasted off Wednesday on a mission current rules, the cemetery would run out of space accused of harassment. Muller said she fears the to the International Space Station. A Russian Soyuz rocket by the mid-2050s, the Army says. The proposed message of the decision is “be quiet.” [THIBAULT lifted off at 6:57 p.m. (1357 GMT) from Kazakhstan’s restrictions would preserve the cemetery’s lifespan CAMUS/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Baikonur Cosmodrome to lift a Soyuz MS-15 spacecraft for another 150 years. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE] into orbit. [CHRISTINA KOCH/NASA VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS]

MERRIAM, KAN. BRADENTON, FLA. BERLIN TOKYO SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO Longtime shelter dog finds Police: Woman killed disabled Bottoms up, fire’s out: German NASA chief says security Karen exits Caribbean after home after man rooms with her grandson with drug overdose man douses fire with beer needed to explore space safely toppling bridge, cutting power

A dog that spent more An 87-year-old Florida A German motorist is being The head of NASA said Authorities in Puerto Rico than 400 days at a suburban woman told police she gave credited for his quick think- Wednesday that space secu- and the U.S. Virgin Islands Kansas City animal shelter her disabled 30-year-old ing after his engine caught rity is necessary so that the reported a downed bridge, has found a home after a man grandson a fatal dose of drugs fire on the Autobahn. He United States, Japan and limited power outages, moved into a kennel with because she fears she’s near turned to a slightly different others can safely explore the flooding and landslides as the terrier mix and posted death and there will be no one foam extinguisher to douse moon and Mars. Tropical Storm Karen swirled videos of the experience on else who can take care of him. the flames: bottles of beer. NASA Administrator Jim away from the northeast Facebook. Bradenton police detectives Police told the dpa news Bridenstine also said during Caribbean on Wednesday. Staff with the Great took Lillian Parks into protec- agency Wednesday that the his Tokyo visit that he wants Schools remained closed in Plains SPCA shelter in Mer- tive custody Sunday for an man was on the highway to take the U.S. space partner- Puerto Rico, although gov- riam, Kansas, cheered as evaluation and medical treat- near the town of Hoesbach in ship with Japan to a new level ernment offices reopened. the 3-year-old dog, named ment, spokesman Brian Thiers Bavaria the day before when by stepping up cooperation by Meanwhile, everything Queen, left the shelter with said in a Tuesday afternoon he smelled something odd. going to the moon andeventu- reopened in the U.S. Virgin her new owner, Tony Puluso. news conference. Pulling over, the man spot- ally to Mars together. Islands except for offices and HetoldKMBC-TVthatQueen Joel Parks lived with his ted flames under the hood of But he said that will be pos- schools in St. John. is a “perfectly sweet dog.” He grandmother on weekends his car. He quickly grabbed sible only if space is kept a safe Crews temporarily closed said he didn’t even know she andatagrouphomeduringthe bottles of beer from a case in place. some coastal roads in was at the center of a viral week. He was not able to take his car and quenched the fire. “NASA fully supports the southeastern Puerto Rico campaign to find her a home. care of himself, Thiers said. Authorities say the fire idea of space security,” he that flooded after Karen hit The man behind the cam- OnSunday,JoelParks’sister department responded but said. the island on Tuesday and paign was Scott Poore, of came to check on him and there was nothing left for Japan and the U.S. have long knocked out power to 29,000 Mission Driven Goods, called911whenshediscovered them to do. cooperated in space science, customers. which creates fundraisers for his body at the grandmother’s includingtheongoingInterna- shelters. apartment. tional Space Station program. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Thursday, September 26, 2019 A5 Trump meets with opposition Venezuela delegation at UN

By Deb Riechmann The Associated Press

NEW YORK — President Donald Trump showed his support for the Venezue- lan opposition Wednesday as he met with its delegation to the U.N. General Assembly instead of the official government delegation and called for an end In this Sept. 19 photo, Blue and White party leader Benny Gantz, to the “horrible and brutal left, Esther Hayut, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Israel, oppression” of President and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attend a memorial service Nicolas Maduro. for former President Shimon Peres in Jerusalem. [ARIEL SCHALIT/THE Trump has pointedly ASSOCIATED PRESS] refused to rule out a U.S. President Donald Trump speaks at a multilateral meeting on military intervention in Venezuela at the InterContinental New York Barclay hotel during Venezuela, but he said at the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday in New the meeting on the sidelines York. [EVAN VUCCI/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Israel’s Netanyahu of the annual gathering that his first objective is to help secure a peaceful political to the United States to all into economic and politi- given chance to form transition from Maduro members of a pro-gov- cal turmoil, supporting his to opposition leader Juan ernment constitutional administration with gener- Guaido. assembly created to rival ous loans. new government “We will stand with the the opposition-controlled “The situation in Vene- Venezuelan people every congress and all members zuela is a tragedy of historic single day until they are of their immediate families. proportion,” the presi- By Josef Federman Netanyahu and Gantz ended finally freed from this horri- Trump met with opposi- dent said in a meeting also The Associated Press without an agreement. ble and brutal oppression,” tion representatives who attended by members of his Standing alongside Rivlin, Trump said. “They will be presented themselves as Cabinet and representa- JERUSALEM — Israel’s Netanyahu said it was clear freed. It will happen.” the “legitimate” delegation, tives of Brazil, Argentina, president on Wednesday that neither his Likud party The U.S., which has though the U.N. and other Colombia, Chile, Ecuador asked Prime Minister Benja- nor Gantz’s Blue and White imposed punishing eco- nations still recognize the and Peru — all members of min Netanyahu to form a new could put together a coalition nomic sanctions on Maduro government and the coalition of nations that government, giving the long- on its own, and that the only Venezuela at a time of deep its delegation. recognize Guido. “They time leader the difficult task option was to band together. economic crisis, has joined Trump and members of don’t have water. They of breaking a post-election “The two of us cannot more than 50 countries in the delegation singled out don’t have food. They don’t deadlock that has para- form a government unless recognizing Guaido as the Cuba for its support of the have medicine. They don’t lyzed the country’s political we are together,” he said. interim president, arguing security forces and para- have anything.” system. “The order of the moment is that Maduro’s reelection militaries who support An additional $52 mil- After a divisive campaign, a unity government, a broad last year was not legitimate. the embattled Venezuelan lion in American aid was Netanyahu called for a “broad national unity government Hours after the meet- government. “Havana is announced Tuesday in New unity government” with his that is formed quickly.” ing, the White House the mastermind behind this York by Mark Green, the chief rival former military He said the country faced announced an expansive tragedy to sustain Maduro,” administrator of the U.S. chief Benny Gantz. But he great security challenges, travel ban on all officials said Julio Borges, who leads Agency for International faces an uphill struggle, with highlighted by Iran, economic of the Maduro administra- the opposition delegation. Development. The U.S. his future clouded by a likely challenges and the “great tion with the rank of vice Neither Borges nor funding was mostly repur- corruption indictment and his opportunity” of settling minister and above; and all Trump mentioned Rus- posed from aid originally opponents opposed to sitting its borders when President officers of the Venezuelan sia’s support for Maduro, earmarked for Honduras with him. Donald Trump presents an security forces at the rank who made a surprise visit and Guatemala that Trump President Reuven Rivlin expected Mideast peace plan. of colonel, or equivalent, to Moscow on Wednes- cut last year after accusing announced his decision late In a statement, Gantz and above. day. Russia has been one the Central American coun- Wednesday after a second appeared to rebuff Netan- The presidential proc- of Maduro’s closest allies tries of failing to stem the meeting aimed at broker- yahu, citing the Israeli lamation also blocks entry as the country has slid flow of migrants to the U.S. ing a unity deal between leader’s legal problems.

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WHAT TO WATCH FOR TODAY

• Commerce Department releases second- BUSINESS quarter gross domestic product.

MARKET WATCH

Dow 26,970.71 ▲ 162.94 Stocks Nasdaq 8,077.38 ▲ 83.76 S&P 2,984.87 ▲ 18.27 rise on Russell 1,550.65 ▲ 17.07 NYSE 13,037.61 ▲ 45.35 Trump COMMODITIES REVIEW remark,

Gold 1,504.60 ▼ 27.50 housing Silver 17.962 ▼ .555 Platinum 927.90 ▼ 27.50 By Alex Veiga Copper 2.5950 ▲ .0055 The Associated Press Oil 56.49 ▼ 0.80 U.S. stocks fin- MARKET ished broadly higher MOVERS Wednesday after Pres- ident Donald Trump • Nike Inc., up $3.63 to indicated that a deal $90.81: The footwear and to resolve the long- athletic apparel maker running, costly trade handily beat analysts’ dispute with China fiscal first quarter profit could happen soon. forecasts thanks to Mara Paulic, a 42-year GM employee, pickets outside the General Motors Fabrication Division on Trump’s remarks, strong sales in China. Monday in Parma, Ohio. [TONY DEJAK/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] in addition to a sharp • HD Supply Holdings increase in sales of new Inc., up $1.32 to $39.24: U.S. homes, helped The industrial products reverse an early slide distributor will split into for stocks. two independent pub- Technology compa- licly traded companies. Ripple effects nies led the rally, which snapped a three-day BRIEFCASE losing streak for the Workers, car owners, be the lack of availability of analyst for Autotrader, said market. Communica- FRANKFURT, GERMANY dealers and GM feel some replacement parts for dealers have told her that tion services stocks and Two Thomas Cook units pinch from strike GM vehicles. The strike has they’ll have ample supply companies that rely on enter bankruptcy shut down a parts depot in for another week or so. Sales consumer spending also By Tom Krisher Charlotte, North Carolina, in September thus far have notched solid gains. The German and The Associated Press where the Southeast region been slowing from August Health care stocks were Polish units of collapsed normally gets its replace- levels, so supplies aren’t the biggest loser. tour operator Thomas DETROIT — As the United ments, said Ed Williamson, being depleted that quickly, The midmorn- Cook said Wednes- Auto Workers’ strike against who owns several GM deal- she said. ing release of a rough day they were entering General Motors stretches ers in the Miami area. Williamson said he’s still transcript of a July bankruptcy proceed- into a second week, it’s not Parts suppliers, especially got plenty of vehicles, includ- phone call between ings and shutting down just the company and strik- smaller ones where GM ing 80 to 90 days worth of big Trump and Ukraine’s normal business opera- ing workers getting pinched. is the main customer, are SUVs such as the Cadillac president that is at the tions in the wake of the With many replacement also starting to get hit, says Escalade and GMC Yukon. center of a congres- parent company enter- part warehouses shut down, Morningstar analyst David But he’s running short of the sional impeachment ing liquidation in Britain. dealers are beginning to Whiston. Even bigger ones Cadillac XT5 midsize SUV. inquiry into Trump Germany’s Thomas run short of components to like Magna International, GM IN CANADA AND didn’t have much of an Cook said it was working repair cars, trucks and SUVs. a Canadian company that MEXICO: Citi analyst Itay impact on the market. withtheForeignMinistry And companies that make makes components for many Michalei estimates GM is That suggests traders and a travel insolvency auto parts are also starting to GM models, is reporting losing $100 million in prof- are largely shrugging insurer to help stranded see work slowdown. Dealer temporary layoffs at some its per day. The strike has off the potential con- travelers get home. inventory of new vehicles is of its U.S. and Canadian already caused GM to lay sequences the political The dpa news holding up but starting to get operations. off 1,850 workers and shut drama might have for agency reported some depleted on a few models. GM spokesman Jim Cain down its assembly plant stocks at least for now. 140,000 customers Meanwhile, GM is losing acknowledged there are in Oshawa, Ontario, near The S&P 500 index were currently travel- millions of dollars and has some parts shortages, but Toronto. Another 730 were rose 18.27 points, or ling on trips purchased been forced to close one says it is still shipping parts laid off from an engine plant 0.6%, to 2,984.87. The through the company. Canadian factory and send from depots staffed by in St. Catherine’s, Ontario, Dow Jones Industrial workers home at another. management, dealers that according Unifor, the Cana- Average gained 162.94 McDonald’s enlists voice The 49,000 striking workers stockpile parts for sale to dian auto workers union. points, or 0.6%, to assistants for hiring are going to have to get by on other dealers, and directly Thus far, GM says no Mex- 26,970.71. $250 per week in strike pay. from suppliers who make ican plants have been shut The Nasdaq climbed Want a job at McDon- This doesn’t even include high-volume parts. Cain said down, nor has a factory in 83.76 points, or 1.1%, ald’s? Just ask your the restaurants and other if recall or warranty repair Ontario that builds the Chev- to 8,077.38. The Russell smartphone. businesses around the more parts aren’t available, deal- rolet Equinox compact SUV. 2000 index of smaller Starting Wednesday, than 30 U.S. factories that ers will offer loaner vehicles. UAW WORKERS: Strik- companies picked up McDonald’s Corp. will have been closed due to the “Obviously it’s a difficult ing workers received their 17.07 points, or 1.1%, let job seekers start an strike. And the longer the situation, and we are work- last GM paycheck this past to 1,550.65. application by using strike lasts, the worse it will ing to find other sources of Friday and now will have The S&P 500, Dow voice commands with get for everyone. parts around the country,” to rely on $250 per week in and Nasdaq are on track Amazon’s Alexa or Talks went late into the he said. union strike pay that starts to end the third quarter Google’s Assistant. night Tuesday and were DEALER INVENTORY: this Friday. When they’re with modest gains. If users say, “Alexa, resuming Wednesday with GM had a hefty 77-day on the job, most workers get Stocks got off to help me get a job at progress reported, UAW supply of vehicles at the end about $30 per hour in wages, a downbeat start McDonald’s,” Alexa will Spokesman Brian Rothen- of August, but big SUVs were or roughly $1,200 per week. Wednesday as trad- ask which country they berg said. only at about 55 days, lower Whiston estimates that the ers continued to weigh want to work in and play Here’s a look at the ripple than the industry average of work stoppage will cost the the implications of the McDonald’s catchy “I’m effects of the strike as bar- 61. With no shipments since UAW’s roughly $750 million House Democrats-led lovin’ it” jingle. After gaining continues: Sept. 16, supplies are starting strike fund about $31.5 mil- impeachment inquiry that, users can share AUTO PARTS: The big- to drop. lion per week in strike pay into Trump. their phone number and gest impact so far seems to Michelle Krebs, executive and health care costs. The S&P 500’s losses get a link to continue began to ease after the the application process. Commerce Department Alexa also shares some said sales of newly built facts about working for U.S. homes jumped the company, such as 7.1% last month as how it can lead to jobs in lower interest rates other fields. Juul stops e-cigarette ads as helped drive sales. The report sent homebuilder New home sales shares broadly higher. climbed 7.1% in August teen vaping, illnesses grow KB Home gained 3%.

U.S. new home sales By Matthew Perrone deaths — to push through emeritus at University of jumped 7.1% in August, and Michelle Chapman restrictions designed to curb Michigan’s school of public World markets How key international stock as low mortgage rates The Associated Press underage vaping. health. markets performed: pull buyers into the No major e-cigarette Warner and some other Amsterdam Milan housing market. WASHINGTON — Juul company has been tied to experts believe vaping has AEX FTSE MIB The Commerce Labs Inc. will stop advertis- the ailments, including Juul, the potential to dramati- 574.84 21,901.01 -0.3% 573.42 -0.5% 21,788.22 Department said ing its electronic cigarettes which said it won’t fight a cally reduce the deadly toll Brussels Paris Wednesday that new in the U.S. and replace its Trump administration proof traditional cigarettes BEL20 CAC40 homes sales increased chief executive as mysteri- posal for a sweeping ban on among adult smokers. But 3,678.16 5,628.32 to a seasonally adjusted ous breathing illnesses and e-cigarette flavors that can he said Juul made “enormous 0.0% 3,678.88 -0.8% 5,583.80 Frankfurt Sydney annual rate of 713,000, an explosion in teen vaping appeal to teens. mistakes” in its early adver- DAX ASX All Ordinaries up from a revised have triggered efforts to Michigan, New York and tising campaigns, which 12,307.15 6,856.59 666,000 in July. So crack down on the largely Rhode Island banned vaping featured young models, -0.6% 12,234.18 -0.6% 6,814.69 far this year, sales have unregulated industry. flavors this month, while bright colors and youth- Hong Kong Tokyo risen a healthy 6.4%. The nation’s largest Massachusetts said it will oriented catchphrases. Hang Seng Nikkei Trade tensions e-cigarette maker and other stop sales of all vaping prod- E-cigarettes have been 26,281.00 22,098.84 -1.3% 25,945.35 -0.4% 22,020.15 and slower economic brands are fighting to survive ucts for four months, the largely unregulated since London Zurich growth have pushed as they face backlash from first such step in the country. arriving in the U.S. in 2007. FTSE 100 Swiss Market Index down interest rates, two public health debacles. “I think this rush to judg- The Food and Drug Admin- 7,291.43 9,991.31 helping homebuyers Federal and state officials ment is extraordinary, and istration has set next May as 0.0% 7,289.99 -0.8% 9,914.82 for the moment. have seized on the recent we might be looking at the a deadline for manufacturers Previous close outbreak of lung illnesses demise of vaping,” said to submit their products for % change Today’s close The Associated Press — including 10 reported Kenneth Warner, professor review. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS * ** A8 Thursday, September 26, 2019 | The News Herald VIEWPOINTS

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Expand studies on Holocaust in state schools

With hate crimes on the rise and a high school principal recently ques- tioning the veracity of the genocide of Europe’s Jews, Florida lawmakers should ensure every school receiving public dollars teaches about the Holocaust. Florida state Rep. Tina Polsky and state Sen. Kevin Rader, both of Palm Beach County, want charter schools and private schools that receive state tuition vouch- ers to be required to teach about the Holo- caust, just as traditional public schools are. And why not? Those schools receive public money, too. The public, in return, has every reason to expect that those students are given a solid grounding in becoming good citizens. Trump’s need to destroy meets the environment Polsky and Rader want to build upon Florida’s 25-year-law requiring Holocaust studies in public schools. That law passed reward, letting something be an assault on regulations cover- with unanimous votes in the Florida House serves no psychic purpose. ing methane gas. When natural and Senate in 1994, but it exempted charters Ask phony conservatives why gas is produced, methane often and private schools. This proposed legisla- the conservative principle of escapes into the air. Methane is tion (HB 91 and SB 184) fills an obvious hole states' rights doesn't apply here. terribly polluting: It's 80 times as in the original measure. It deserves the same The weasel reply is that Califor- potent as carbon dioxide in con- bipartisan support its forebear received. Froma Harrop nia shouldn't be allowed to set tributing to higher temperatures. Teaching all Florida public school students standards for the nation. But The big and efficient compa- about the Nazis’ program of extermination California isn't setting standards nies that produce natural gas of European Jewry is not some sop to a par- ne word best describes for the nation. It's setting stan- don't want the regulation weak- ticular ethnicity or voting bloc. Rather, it is to Donald Trump's envi- dards for California. If 13 states ened. That would be bad for protect our democracy’s values that we must Oronmental policy: sick. follow California's lead, well, that business. They are marketing ensure students acquire “an understanding The president has an obses- should also be their right, right their product as a clean energy of the ramifications of prejudice, racism and sive urge to ravage nature just Happily, Ford, Volkswagen of source, certainly as an alterna- stereotyping,” as the current law puts it. for the heck of it. Exhibit A is his America, Honda and BMW are tive to coal. But if Trump gets In our diverse and pluralistic society, it is crusade to weaken environmen- willing and able to meet Cali- his way, they could no longer essential that new generations learn what can tal regulations against the very fornia's rules — and other com- make that claim as easily. That happen when minority groups are singled wishes of those being regulated. panies are about to join them. would put natural gas at a greater out and scapegoated. In 1930s Germany, the Trump seems bent on destruc- Here is a potential environmen- disadvantage to squeaky-clean fanning of old hatreds led to a steady escala- tion as an end in itself. He has tal controversy fixing itself. wind and solar power sources. tion of discriminatory laws, to separation into worked to destroy America's ties So where's Trump's prob- Trump is also possessed by ghettos and camps. Finally, to genocide. with its traditional allies. He's lem? The problem is in his a need to open oil drilling in That history must be told and re-told. striving to destroy the Affordable head. For a vandal, vandal- Alaska's Arctic National Wild- Last year, the U.S. Jewish community Care Act — and, with it, health ism is an end in itself. life Refuge and along the Atlan- experienced near-historic levels of anti- coverage for millions of Americans. Mercury attacks the brain, tic Coast. "Why do it?" ask BP, Semitism (1,879 attacks on Jewish people Now it's the environment's turn. lungs and fetuses. Curbs on mer- Shell, Exxon Mobil and other and institutions), including the single Trump tries to hide hostility cury emissions by coal-burning international oil companies. deadliest attack against the Jewish com- toward environmental protec- power plants, set in 2012, are said The major oil producers are munity in history, a gunman’s assault on a tions behind claims of helping to have prevented 11,000 pre- already trying to address public Pittsburgh synagogue that left 11 dead. business. But beyond temporarily mature deaths per year. Many concerns about climate change. The same evil spirit echoed this saving a few mining jobs in a dying electric utilities affected by the Besides, there's a glut in oil supply year in a Walmart in El Paso, where industry, it is costing the economy rule spent an estimated $18 bil- and lots of opportunity to explore a gunman went looking for Hispan- dearly. Parts of America fight- lion to become compliant. Thanks in less controversial places. ics to kill — and slaughtered 22. ing fire or fearing water as global to them, mercury pollution has Why does Trump want to do It was just two months ago that a Span- warming advances will have to plunged nearly 90 percent. it? Disturbed children destroy ish River High School principal in Boca Raton pay huge sums trying to recover. Trump's Environmental Protec- things to get attention, psycholo- made nationwide news by telling a parent Why would Trump threaten tion Agency is trying to weaken gists say. Let the mental health that he couldn’t “say the Holocaust is a fac- car companies that are happy the mercury regulation, and guess professionals take it from here. tual, historic event” and that his students to adhere to California's stricter who's objecting. The regulated could opt out of Holocaust classes because standards on vehicle emissions? utilities. They've already spent Follow Froma Harrop on Twit- “not everyone believes the Holocaust hap- This could have been an oppor- good money to clean up mercury. ter @FromaHarrop. She can pened.” For a trusted educator to make such tunity for Trump. He could have As a spokeswoman for giant Duke be reached at fharrop@gmail. remarks was astounding. He justly lost his job. taken a bow for overseeing an Energy put it, "We want to be com. To find out more about Unfortunately, there’s enough evidence agreement to improve the environ- able to plan our investments for Froma Harrop and read features to suggest he isn’t alone. Nearly one-third ment, while not displeasing the the future, but if they change the by other Creators writers and of Americans and 40 percent of millennials monied interests most affected. rules, that becomes difficult." cartoonists, visit the Creators believe that substantially fewer than 6 million But if destruction is the Trump more recently launched webpage at www.creators.com. Jews were killed during the Holocaust, according to a 2018 survey by the Conference on Jew- ish Material Claims Against Germany. That same survey found 70 percent of respondents believe people care less about the Holocaust LETTER TO THE EDITOR than before. Yet 58 percent believe something like the Holocaust could happen again. No consensus on climate change are granted passes from school tackle climate change, unleash- The bill from Polsky and Rader would said they believe humanity is on ing the outrage felt by millions improve Holocaust education in another way, The Socialist Democrats’ pup- a collision course with climate of her peers in the heart of the as well: It would direct the Florida Department pet masters are using the young catastrophe and agree with Dem- United Nations by demanding: of Education to create a curriculum. Right to distribute their lies, theories, ocratic Congresswoman Alex- “How dare you?” This poor girl now, each school principal can decide how to innuendoes and junk science. andria Ocasio-Cortez that there needs counseling and an inter- teach about the atrocities, to widely varying I guess we needed to turn over is only 12 years left before the vention as soon as possible. degrees of commitment and enthusiasm. our society to 15- and 16-year planet becomes uninhabitable. The alarmists’ asserted Commendably, lawmakers from both olds who only know from being The loony left hate to hear facts national security threat depends parties, reacting to such incidents as the indoctrinated and brainwashed about climate change to the point on assertions that (1) global Walmart shooting, have introduced several by left-wing climate extremists. they will disrupt any rebuttal to warming is causing a reduc- resolutions condemning white nationalism The kids are being filled with their agenda. An effort Thurs- tion in food and water supplies and white supremacy. They’ll be considered so much left-wing nonsense day night by the Georgetown and (2) migrations of people when the Legislature convenes in January. it’s almost reaching the point University College Republicans to places with more food and Recent events make powerfully clear that of child endangerment. How to host climate scholars to rebut water will increase risks of each generation has a duty to actively battle can no one not see that these 2020 Democratic presidential military conflict. Objective prejudice and hate. Ron Klein introduced the kids are being scared to death? candidates’ climate alarm- facts refute both assertions. 1994 Holocaust bill as a Democratic repre- They’re telling a first- or second- ism descended into chaos after What these kids need is a good sentative from Boca Raton. He put it well. grader the earth has only 10 to dozens of student protesters dose of actual teaching of the facts “Education,” he said then, “is the 12 years left unless we get rid of crashed the event and continu- instead of propaganda and con- only way we can learn about the evils airplanes, cars, and cows. How ally disrupted it to the point that sensus. Science is not all agreeing man can perpetrate on one another.” insane is this? The kids are hav- campus police shut down the to an agenda preset conclusion ing nightmares and delusions of forum and evacuated the room. but to facts that back up the data. A version of this editorial first appeared not being able to have a future A teenage activist Greta Thun- in the Palm Beach Post, a News Herald unless we stop all fossil fuels. berg angrily denounced world William C. Meadows sister paper with GateHouse Media. Many of the students who leaders on Monday for failing to Parker

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By Rodney Muhumuza Gulu chairman Martin country to receive pay- conservationists say The Associated Press Mapenduzi organizes ments for verifiable tree-planting alone may raids in hopes of arrest- efforts to reduce green- not be enough to save KAMPALA, Uganda — ing charcoal burners. house gas emissions Africa’s forests and they The machete-wielding “Illegal logging has stemming from defor- urge governments to men lodge themselves gone down but the estation, the U.N. invest more in alterna- deep inside forests for destruction of forests Development Program tive energy sources for weeks at a time, felling for charcoal burning is said, calling the deal the poorest people. trees that will be incin- still high,” Mapenduzi worth $150 million over Mapenduzi, the Ugan- erated into pieces of said. “It’s something 10 years “historic in many dan official campaigning charcoal. Because they that is giving us a lot of ways.” against charcoal burn- often work at night and headache, but we are In July, Ethiopia’s ing, called for punitive target seemingly idle fighting.” prime minister led an legislation and urged public land, they operate A member of a pro-government Somali militia walks The price of a bag of effort in which over 350 authorities to make elec- with relative impunity among piles of locally produced charcoal Dec. 14, 2011, charcoal, which can sus- million trees were planted tricity cheaper. Officials while decimating forests in the seaside town of Bur Garbo, Somalia. [BEN CURTIS/ tain a small family for in one day across the in some northern dis- in parts of Africa. ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] several weeks, has been drought-prone country tricts have passed laws Fires in Brazil’s Amazon rising steadily in Kam- whose forest coverage protecting certain tree rainforest have under- almost entirely depen- electricity bills down. pala, reaching about $28 declined to 4% in the species from harvesting scored the challenges of dent on charcoal for Edwin Muhumuza, an in August largely because 2000s from 35% a cen- for timber or charcoal, conserving the Earth’s cooking. In Kinshasa, the environmental protec- of reduced supply from tury earlier, according he said. forest cover, a substan- capital of Congo, 90% of tion activist who runs places such as Gulu. A to the U.N. Environment “We cannot succeed in tial amount of which is residents rely mainly on the Kampala-based civic whole bag is unafford- Program. running after them in the found in Africa. After the it, the report said. group Youth Go Green, able for many who instead A similar greening ini- forest all the time,” he Amazon, the Congo basin In Somalia, ravaged by said demand for charcoal buy it daily in smaller tiative has been launched said of charcoal burners. tropical rainforest — cov- extremist violence, the has turned it into a pre- quantities. in Kenya, where a plan is Others believe only ering territory the size of cutting of trees to sus- cious commodity much The expense is still underway to forcibly evict urgent action such as a Western Europe — is the tain an illicit charcoal like gold or coffee. far too much for fami- about 60,000 people ban on the charcoal trade world’s second largest, trade is so widespread “We are really con- lies, said Rose Twine, an from the Mau forest eco- would suffice. often referred to as the that the U.N. has warned cerned,” he said. “What entrepreneur who sells system — the country’s “A total ban,” said Earth’s second lung. that desertification there annoys is they cut down her version of an eco- largest — that authorities Muhumuza, the cam- The world’s poorest threatens stability. the trees but they don’t stove while warning say is threatened by mas- paigner against continent, home to over The value of the char- replace them.” against what she calls the sive deforestation. deforestation. “One hun- 1.2 billion people, has coal export trade from the Now the National Envi- unsustainable reliance on Yet some activists and dred percent.” long struggled to protect Horn of Africa nation to ronment Management charcoal. its forests amid a popula- the Middle East and else- Authority, a govern- One eco-stove, which tion explosion that fuels where — though banned ment agency, is urging comes with volcanic demand for plant-based — is estimated at over authorities to remove rocks that can last for up energy sources seen by $360 million per year. consumption taxes on to two years, costs $110. many as cheap, especially Some 8.2 million trees liquid petroleum gas, Yearly charcoal expenses charcoal. were felled for charcoal an alternative source of for a typical family, at Some 25% to 35% of between 2011 and 2017, cooking energy, to save about 80 cents a day, can climate-changing green- according to U.N. figures. forests from the charcoal exceed $300, she said. house gas emissions In Uganda, an East business. “Charcoal is actually come from so-called African nation whose lush Figures show a dire not cheaper,” Twine said. biomass burning, which vegetation once inspired situation. Uganda’s forest “People are just stuck in also includes seasonal Winston Churchill to call cover as a percentage of their old ways.” fires intentionally set to it “the pearl of Africa,” total land stood at 9% in Since 2011 only 55,000 clear land for agriculture, authorities have long 2015, down from 24% in eco-stoves have been sold according to the Euro- warned about the unsus- 1990, according to gov- to households in a country pean Space Agency. The tainable nature of the ernment data. of over 40 million people, majority of those fires charcoal trade, which But authorities in she said, underscoring occur in tropical regions persists despite the northern districts such the challenges of selling of Africa. extension of the power as Gulu, which provides alternatives to charcoal. Reliance on charcoal grid deep into the coun- much of the charcoal Rampant forest deg- or firewood is highest in try. Hydroelectric power entering Kampala, are radation has inspired Africa and Asia, accord- remains too expensive fighting back in a cam- campaigns in some Afri- ing to a 2018 report by for many people even in paign that has yielded can countries to take the U.N. Food and Agri- the capital, Kampala, as scores of impounded action. culture Organization, middle-class families run charcoal trucks since This week Gabon with some African cities charcoal stoves to keep 2015. became the first African

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Hilton Garden Inn named brand of new airport hotel

The News Herald staff report the VentureCrossings Enter- accommodations and indus- prise Centre. try-leading food and beverage PANAMA CITY BEACH Plans call for the Hilton offerings, Hilton Garden Inn is — Hilton Garden Inn will be Garden Inn to feature 143 guest an excellent fit for this location.” the brand of a planned hotel rooms, meeting space and a The hotel’s site at Venture- at Northwest Florida Beaches full-service restaurant serv- Crossings Enterprise Centre International Airport, devel- ing breakfast, lunch and dinner is just a short drive to Panama opers announced on Tuesday. seven days a week. City Beach’s world famous According to a press release “We are very pleased to white-sand beaches and the Pier from the St. Joe Company, the announce Hilton Garden Inn as Park area making it a convenient company intends to construct the brand for this hotel,” said option for both leisure and busi- the previously announced Patrick Murphy, St. Joe’s Senior ness travelers. hotel near the corner of Venture Vice President of Operations, “This Hilton Garden Inn will A sign for VentureCrossings is seen on Tuesday at VentureCrossing. Crossings Boulevard and West in the press release. “Known St. Joe Company has announced Hilton Garden Inn as the brand of a Bay Parkway at the entrance of for their upscale, affordable See HOTEL, B2 new hotel slated for VentureCrossings. PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD

Local vet who died Rescued kitten needs a home without By Collin Breaux [email protected] family could @PCNHCollinB PANAMA CITY BEACH have large — A kitten recently rescued by Panama City Beach first funeral responders and code enforcement needs a home. Eff ort to honor The Panama City Beach retired Air Force master Fire Department C-Shift sergeant rescued the kitten on Monday has ‘gone viral’ from a storm drain. Debbie Ward, city public informa- By Jim Thompson tion officer, is currently 3156-4445 | @Jimtnwfdn jthomp- caring for the tiny feline. [email protected] Those interested in adopt- ing the kitten should contact BONIFAY — A former Green Ward at [email protected] Beret and the Veterans of For- or call 850-233-5100. eign Wars posts in DeFuniak Firefighters got involved Springs and Chipley have after code enforcement spearheaded what has become received a call from Bay a viral social media effort to County Animal Control. bring people to a Thursday “We went over there and funeral for a local Air Force they had already taken the veteran who died without any grates off and were trying known living family members. to coax the kitten out,” The graveside funeral ser- Capt. Tim Smith of C-Shift vice for retired Master Sgt. said. “The fire department John Charles Stumpf is sched- is an all-hazard response. uled for 10 a.m. Thursday at As firemen, we figure out the Bonifay City Cemetery at how to solve people’s prob- 813 N. Caryville Road. lems. Obviously, (the kitten Stumpf, 82, died Sunday at rescue) is not something we Boswell Manor, an assisted do every day, but we’re happy living facility in Bonifay, after to help.” a battle with throat cancer. Firemen came up with the Jenna Cooke, auxiliary idea to coax the kitten out by commander for VFW Post gently flowing water down 4437 in DeFuniak Springs, into the drain. Eventually, said the post was contacted the kitten scurried out. by Terry Boswell, the former Melissa Deese, adminis- Army 7th Special Forces trative support specialist for A kitten in a ﬁ reﬁ ghter’s helmet at the Panama City Beach city hall on Tuesday. First responders Group (Airborne) Green Beret, code enforcement, said she recently rescued the kitten from a storm drain. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] about Stumpf’s death and a and code enforcement man- plan to ensure that at least ager James Tindle could hear kitten finds a good home.” non-emergency line, which kitten adopted. some people attended his the kitten in the storm drain Married couple Nick initially advised that they “We certainly thank the when they got to the scene. and Lauren Youtz discov- couldn't assist on an animal police, fire and code enforce- See VETERAN, B2 “It was exhausted” when it ered the kitten in the drain call but referred them to Bay ment/animal control officers came out, Deese said. “It had Sunday night while walk- County emergency services. who rescued her and to Ms. been screaming and crying ing their dogs and called Nick Youtz said he hopes Ward for fostering her,” he the whole time. I just hope the the fire department's publicity will help get the said.

Florida man details horror of 30,000-foot drop on Delta fl ight

By Erica Van Buren But the visual and audio Special to The Palm Beach Post cues you get from a roller LOCAL | B6 coaster weren’t the same ones Coral Springs resident Tomlinson had last Wednes- BEER, WINE, Brandon Tomlinson knows day afternoon when his Delta the eerie free-fall feeling Airlines flight from Atlanta SPIKED you experience when you to Fort Lauderdale dropped instantly plummet from the some 29,000 feet in eight- CIDER sky on a roller coaster. plus minutes. There is no force push- Traveling with his mother BECOMING ing you as you drop from the and 2-year-old son Parker, clouds, essentially weight- Tomlinson said the terror POPULAR less. Your body can’t grasp happened without warning. AT ACC the speed but it can feel the The first sign came when dizzying change in velocity, “they had four (oxygen) Brandon Tomlinson and passengers on Delta Flight 2353 had to STADIUMS complete with a helpless, masks fall out,” as the plane have an emergency landing at Tampa International Airport after sinking feeling in your the plane dropped nearly 30,000 feet in seconds. [PHOTO PROVIDED stomach. See FLIGHT, B2 BY BRANDON TOMLINSON]

* ** B2 Thursday, September 26, 2019 | The News Herald

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Kansas City 75/66/pc 84/57/t Topeka 79/69/pc 86/57/t need for eye and skin protection. 3:31a 8:25a ©2019 Last year's high/low ...... 89°/73° 1:38p 9:24p Las Vegas 86/67/pc 92/68/s Tucson 82/62/t 82/60/s Normal high/low ...... 87°/68° Panama City 9:01a 6:12p Los Angeles 80/65/pc 75/65/pc Wash., DC 88/63/s 82/69/pc Record high ...... 93° (1993) ------Record low ...... 45° (1990) Port St. Joe 9:24a 7:19p Precipitation ------24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" Okaloosa Island 7:48a 6:11p Month to date ...... 0.12" ------Normal month to date ...... 5.10" 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Milton 11:28a 9:26p Year to date ...... 62.61" 0-2 3-5 6-7 ------Low; Moderate; High; East Bay Normal year to date ...... 48.06" 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme 10:32a 8:56p Average humidity ...... 70% ------Fort Walton Beach MOON PHASES Pensacola 9:48a 7:39p Temperatures ------Fishing Bend 10:29a 8:30p High/low ...... 90°/78° ------Last year's high/low ...... 88°/76° The Narrows 11:25a 10:30p Normal high/low ...... 85°/70° New First Full Last ------Record high ...... 95° (1961) Carrabelle Sep 28 Oct 5 Oct 13 Oct 21 2:33a 6:39a Record low ...... 48° (1982) 12:40p 7:38p Precipitation RIVER LEVELS 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" SUN AND MOON Month to date ...... 0.01" Through 7 a.m. Wed. 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back on and said, “Hey! caution and landed with- January 2020, travelers community. FLIGHT We’re being diverted, we out incident following a HOTEL are sure to appreciate the “Visitation to North- are not landing in Fort cabin pressurization irreg- convenience of a hotel in west Florida is very From Page B1 Lauderdale. That is not ularity en route.” From Page B1 such close proximity to strong right now,” added going to happen. We’re The Federal Aviation the airport.” Murphy. “As a company, began its descent he going to land in Tampa.” Administration said pilots be a great addition to our St. Joe intends to begin we believe that this is the recalled. Tomlinson said it hap- declared an emergency for destination,” said Parker construction on the Hilton right time to bring these “I made sure I got my pened so fast, but the drop the plane. Delta called it a McClellan Jr., A.A.E., the Garden Inn in October, new hotels to the market to mask on first. My son was was agonizing. “controlled descent.” airport’s Executive Direc- making it one of four serve the needs of a diverse fighting me, as you can “You didn’t hear any- According to Flighta- tor, in the release. “With hotels the company will set of travelers.” imagine. He unbuckled thing, smell anything, and ware.com, the plane over 1 million passengers have under construction St. Joe anticipates con- my seat belt. I had to put see anything,” he said. “It descended from 39,000 coming through the air- in Northwest Florida this struction on this new it back on. Then get the was out of nowhere. Then feet at 4:34 p.m. to 9,975 port in 2018 and increasing year, joining the Towne- Hilton Garden Inn to be mask on his face. I had oxygen masks dropped in feet at 4:42 p.m. seasonal and year-round Place Suites adjoining complete in 2021. to make sure my mom front of you and all of a Tomlinson’s day had destinations including Frank Brown Park, the This Hilton Garden Inn was OK because she had sudden you started hear- started in Greensboro, Chicago, Dallas, Hous- Embassy Suites near the is one of at least 30 new started to hyperventilate. ing the engines really start N.C., where his family ton and Nashville among Pier Park lifestyle center residential, commercial or We’re sitting there like, to roar. There was this was visiting his aunt. And others as well as new and a hotel adjacent to hospitality projects that St. ‘Oh my gosh, this is nuts. siren sound, I don’t know it got much longer. Once nonstop service to Wash- the Camp Creek Golf Joe has or intends to initi- This is really happening.’ what that was. I think it Delta flight 2353 landed, ington D.C. beginning in Club in the Watersound ate in 2019. I’m trying to hold on to was the engines because there was still one more Parker. He didn’t know they were really scream- hurdle - but it was a matter any better, I just gripped ing. It got extremely loud of inconvenience and not will be 10 people there, or master sergeant was him as tight as I could as in the cabin. life-and-death. VETERAN 500 people,” said Wade awarded a Purple Heart we were descending.” “I decided to text my “Delta didn’t have a Wilmoth, commander of during his Vietnam ser- Tomlinson recounts wife and my dad, ‘I love contract with anyone at From Page B1 VFW Post 4437. vice after he was shot in the pilot of the Boeing you,’” he said. “I looked Tampa,” Tomlinson said. Wilmoth and the post the arm. 767-300 on the intercom at my mom and told her, “The only airliner that funeral. are, in fact, taking little “His commitment to stating that there was a ‘I love you.’ flew from Tampa to Fort Terry Boswell con- credit for the effort to his unit and his country pressurization issue they “My head was clear, I Lauderdale directly was tacted VFW Post 4437 get people to Stumpf’s embody what we strive to were dealing with and that know this sounds morbid, Southwest. You could and had a friend contact funeral, other than pass- be here at the 1st SOW,” he needed to dive as fast as but... I prepared myself. do that, but they didn’t the Chipley VFW post, ing the word along via the Facebook post noted. he could to get below the I’ve never had this happen. have a ticket exchange. after his father, Lester social media. Stumpf joined the Air 10,000-foot mark. I figured, this is how it’s They couldn’t guarantee Boswell, asked him to let Terry Boswell said Force in 1956 and served The next few words going to end, I’m going anything. Otherwise it the public know about Wednesday that he at a number of bases were not comforting: to make peace with it. I’m was a Greyhound bus. I Stumpf’s death. expects at least 20 people before being sent to “We got a lot of things going to send these mes- wasn’t going to put my son Lester Boswell served to attend the funeral. Vietnam. going on up here right sages out. I took photos. through sitting on a Grey- in a caretaker role for Following the funeral, After Vietnam, Stumpf now,” the pilot said. “I will “If they found my phone hound bus. That sounded Stumpf for a couple a reception will be held was assigned to Air Force be back with you.” they would see what awful. We stayed at the of years after the two at West Bonifay Baptist Special Operations Com- It was at this moment he happened the last few Marriott at Tampa. Got a became neighbors in Church, across the street mand, where he was saw a flight attendant out minutes, what was going rental car the next day. We Bonifay. from the cemetery. The involved in conducting the corner of his eye. He on. I just figured, this is it. got home and since then “I’ve always respected awards and decora- psychological operations noticed her facial expres- It was one of those things it’s been crazy.” veterans, especially from tions that Stumpf earned missions across South- sion signaling that this where I hope I never have The plane will remain Vietnam,” said Lester during his military service east Asia and transporting wasn’t a drill. to go through again.” out of service as Delta Boswell, who did not will be on display, Boswell weapons, supplies and “I thought ‘Whoa!’ This But after eight terror- works to determine what serve in the military. “I said. equipment aboard a is happening,” Tomlinson filled minutes of panic, a caused the malfunction. just didn’t want him to Among the organiza- C-130 aircraft. said. view of Tampa’s airport The airline released this have a funeral and nobody tions that turned to social Lee Hess of Shalimar “You could feel your came into sight. statement: came.” media to help bring people knew Stumpf in the early stomach drop, like you “We felt at ease once we “We apologize to our Working through to Stumpf’s funeral was 1970s when they were were on a roller coaster, knew we were landing and customers on flight 2353 social media, the effort to the 1st Special Opera- serving together in Oki- at least I did diving that you could see the airport,” from Atlanta to Fort Lau- bring people to Stumpf’s tions Wing at Hurlburt nawa, Japan. He had since fast. It felt like an eter- Tomlinson recalled. “You derdale, which diverted funeral has “gone viral,” Field. According to the lost touch with him, but nity. It was about 60 to feel like, ‘We’re going to to Tampa out of an abun- Cooke said, with veteran- 1st SOW, Stumpf “was remembered Stumpf only 90 seconds when they had make this. We’re going to dance of caution and oriented motorcycle a Vietnam veteran and as “quite adept and quite all this going on. People survive.’ landed without incident groups and many other loadmaster in our very proficient” in handling his started opening their side “They got us on the following a cabin pres- people indicating an own 15th Special Opera- loadmaster duties. windows, that’s when you ground. It was incredible surization irregularity en interest in being on hand tions Squadron.” Hess, who found out saw we were over a body of the way the flight crew route.” for the service. Also according to a 1st about Stumpf’s death via water. I remember think- handled it. They were But for Tomlinson, it Still, the VFW is being SOW post on Facebook social media, said he is one ing we were either over completely professional.” wasn’t that routine. After cautious about predict- urging “a large turnout of four people locally who Jacksonville or Tampa.” The carrier said flight this experience, Tomlin- ing how many people will to show how grateful we served with Stumpf, and During the rapid 2353 “diverted to Tampa son says it will be a while show up. are for Americans like all of them plan to attend descent, the pilot came out of an abundance of before he flies again. “I can’t tell you if there John Stumpf,” the retired Thursday’s funeral. * ** The News Herald | Thursday, September 26, 2019 B3

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German fare including new collectible quarter ages 3-5 years; Thursdays TUPELO TERROR - A Schewinshake (roast ham while supplies last. Free through Nov. 21. Enjoy BURLESQUE TRIBUTE TO hock), Steckerlfi sch (fi sh appraisals. Details: Dave JAMIE BROWN stories, sing songs, play HALLOWEEN: 8-10 p.m. on a stick) and Würstl 850-512-4904 games, make new friends at Blasted Screen Print, (sausage), each served ‘THE FANTASTICKS’: 2 p.m. Jamie Brown, 43 of in Illinois. Kent-Forest and have fun. Make a new 223 W. Sixth St., Panama with a side of Reiberdats- at Emerald Coast Theatre Woodlawn, Illinois died Lawn Funeral Home craft after every class. City. The Tupelo Honies chi (potato pancakes) and Co., 560 Grand Blvd., Mira- Sept. 21, 2019. Funeral is assisting the family Details at NWRLS.com present a funny, creepy Saurkraut. Benefi tting mar Beach. Tickets start services will take place with arrangements. CODE CLUB FOR KIDS: and sexy show. 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By Kelli Kennedy first acts in office and law- culmination of “individual the governor said. support the governor’s Israel’s suspension and Freida Frisar makers will have to choose failures,” especially on the The situation is fraught position and that “this was came after intense criti- The Associated Press whether to follow their part of Scot Peterson , the with politics. Broward not a situation of executive cism, particularly over his governor’s lead or agree school resource officer on County is a major Demo- overreach” on the part of handling of the shooting at FORT LAUDERDALE, with Goodlette’s conclu- duty that day. cratic stronghold, and that DeSantis. Marjory Stoneman Doug- Fla. (AP) — The sheriff sion that Israel should get Israel had argued that could play a part in what Goodlette collected evi- las High School that killed suspended by Gov. Ron his job back. DeSantis had overreached the Senate decides to do. dence and held two days 17 people on Feb. 14, 2018. DeSantis over the Park- Goodlette, who had been his authority and sus- Senate President Bill Gal- of hearings on the matter Lori Alhadeff, whose land high school shooting appointed by the Senate to pended him for political vano, a Republican from in June. daughter Alyssa was should be reinstated, a look into the suspension reasons, and sought an Bradenton, is counseling Israel’s attorneys say killed in the shooting, said Florida Senate official process, said that DeSantis award for his legal fees in senators not to make any they’re optimistic the Wednesday, “I feel like said Wednesday, argu- did not prove the charges defending his efforts to be public statements until Senate president and the someone just punched me ing the governor failed to in suspending Israel in reinstated. the Senate considers the rest of the Senate will allow in the stomach.” show the sheriff’s policies January. In a statement, DeSan- matter at a special session him to resume his position Alhadeff and several or alleged negligence were “While the governor tis said he disagreed with set for Oct. 21. as sheriff. other Parkland parents to blame for the massacre has offered a plethora Goodlette’s analysis and Despite the special mas- “This is not a time for had pushed the governor of 17 people. of criticism, he has not he awaits the Senate’s ter’s recommendation, the politics, but for doing the to remove Israel, a Dem- Florida Senate special shown that Sheriff Isra- judgment. Senate can vote any way it right thing in support of ocrat. Calls for Israel’s master Dudley Good- el’s policies, procedures “Floridians were chooses on whether Israel real evidence and the law,” ouster began shortly after lette’s recommendation or trainings on active appalled by Scott Israel’s will be reinstated as sher- according to a statement the shooting when it was sets up a difficult deci- shooter situations were repeated failures and iff. There is no appeal. from Israel’s attorneys. revealed that Peterson, sion for the GOP-led inconsistent with Florida expect their senators will Goodlette declined to They said Israel is com- the school’s resource offi- state Senate. DeSantis, a law enforcement stan- provide the account- recommend awarding mitted to working with cers, had not gone into the Republican, suspended dards,” Goodlette wrote ability that the Parkland fees. He said there was the community in the wake building to confront the Broward County Sheriff in a report. He added families have sought for some evidence that at of the shootings to “find shooter, but sought cover Scott Israel as one of his that the shooting was the the past year and a half,” first glance could seem to solutions.” outside. * ** B4 Thursday, September 26, 2019 | The News Herald

Annual homeless veterans Defense contractor makes event set for Thursday PANAMA CITY —An annual event to raise money to help homeless vet- promise to Santa Rosa erans is set for Thursday in Panama City. CareerSource Center Gulf Coast’s Leonardo will build a 12th annual Homeless Veterans Stand support facility near Down event will be held from 9 a.m. Whiting Field if its to 1 p.m. at the First Baptist Church helicopter is chosen of Panama City’s Family Life Center, for training 601 Grace Ave., Panama City. The event raises funds and collects By Jim Thompson items for the Stand Down. Donations 315-4445 | @Jimtnwfdn will be used to provide services such [email protected] as food, shelter, clothing, health screenings, haircuts, housing refer- MILTON — Italian- rals, employment services, substance headquartered aerospace abuse and treatment and leftover and defense contractor donations from the event will be Leonardo is promising to taken to the Family Service Agency build a helicopter support by TWO MEN AND A TRUCK. center adjacent to Naval Free transportation will be pro- Air Station Whiting Field vided on the day of the event by if the company is selected the Bay Town Trolley with proof to provide the Navy’s next of military service. For more infor- training helicopter. This artist’s rendering shows the helicopter support facility that Italy-based aerospace and defense mation, contact the CareerSource NAS Whiting Field is contractor Leonardo is promising to build adjacent to Naval Air Station Whiting Field if its helicopter is Center Gulf Coast at 850-872-4340 the first training stop for chosen to replace the Navy’s current training helicopter. [CONTRIUBTED IMAGE/LEONARDO] between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. all aspiring Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard to stop using by 2023. In development adjacent to helicopter contract will be Callaway, Bay schools helicopter pilots. July, the TH-119 became NAS Whiting Field. awarded to Leonardo, Santa awarded FEMA money If built, the facility would the first single-engine Shannon Ogletree, exec- Rosa County Commissioner bring “at least 40-50 local helicopter in decades to be utive director of the Santa Don Salter is quoted in the PANAMA CITY — The city of jobs” to the area, according approved by the Federal Rosa Economic Develop- company’s announcement Callaway and the Bay County School to the company’s Wednes- Aviation Administration ment Office, indicated saying, “Santa Rosa County Board is set for a total of $5.7 mil- day announcement of its for instrument-based flight Wednesday that some work is honored to be working lion in federal money to reimburse proposal. in low-visibility and chal- with Leonardo has already with Leonardo to continue costs related to Hurricane Michael The Navy is scheduled lenging weather situations. begun. to support the military recovery. to make its final decision “Leonardo continuously “I have been working mission at Whiting Field, According to a press release from on the Advanced Heli- makes investments that with the company now bring quality jobs in avia- the office of U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio copter Training System bring the company closer for a few months,” Ogle- tion to Santa Rosa County, (R-FL), the Federal Emergency by the end of this year or to its customers,” William tree said. That work has and fulfill years of planning Management Agency will reimburse early next year. The Navy Hunt of Leonardo Helicop- included pointing out the to make Whiting Aviation Callaway more than $1.7 million for wants 130 helicopters and ters Philadelphia said in the advantages of the local Park a reality.” debris removal. The agency will also plans to start buying them company’s announcement. workforce, which includes Space Florida President reimburse the school board around by September of next year. “We hope to soon invest in a large number of mili- and CEO Frank DiBello was $4 million for emergency protective In addition to Leonardo, Santa Rosa County.” tary retirees that likely are similarly enthusiastic in measures performed because of the bids for the replacement If selected to provide well-suited for the work the Leonardo news release, Oct. 10, Category 5 hurricane. helicopters have been the Advanced Helicop- that Leonardo wants to do saying “Space Florida “As we approach the one year made by Airbus and Bell ter Training System, at the local suport facility, congratulates Leonardo anniversary of Hurricane Michael, Helicopters. the company says it will Ogletree said. on its selection of Santa it is critical that our Panhandle com- Leonardo was the first work with the Santa Rosa According to the com- Rosa County for its sup- munities do not feel forgotten by the contractor to publicly County Economic Devel- pany’s announcement, port center near Naval Air federal government,” Rubio said express interest in the opment Office and Space “the facility will provide Station’s Whiting Field. Uti- in the press release. “I am encour- contract, announcing Florida, the state’s aero- 24/7 service including spare lizing Space Florida’s toolkit, aged that FEMA continues to assist its intent in February to space-focused economic parts, warranty processing Leonardo will contribute to Northwest Florida communities submit its single-engine development agency, to and renewal, technical and an already thriving aero- in their long road to recovery from TH-119 as a replacement build an approximately product engineering and space and aviation industry Hurricane Michael’s destruction, for the aging Bell TH-57 100,000-square-foot component and airframe in Northwest Florida while and remain committed to supporting Sea Ranger helicopter, facility in Whiting Avia- repair.” also serving the needs of our Northwest Florida in its recovery.” which the Navy proposes tion Park, a 269-acre Speaking as if the training nation’s military.” Staff reports

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* ** B6 Thursday, September 26, 2019 | The News Herald Appeals court upholds ‘red fl ag’ law

By Jim Saunders a threat after he suspected right, the court must apply a to comprehensively address the The law, which allows the The News Service of Florida infidelity by his longtime girl- strict scrutiny test to deter- crisis of gun violence, including risk-protection orders to last up friend. The Sheriff’s Office filed mine whether the legislation but not limited to, gun violence to a year, was passed after the TALLAHASSEE — An a petition for what is known as is written to address a specific on school campuses.” February 2018 mass shooting appeals court Wednesday a “risk protection owner” and and compelling state inter- “Appellant (Davis) theorizes at Marjory Stoneman Doug- rejected a constitutional chal- the removal of Davis’ firearms. est,” said the ruling, written the list of evidence a court is las High School that killed 17 lenge to Florida’s “red flag” A circuit judge approved the by Associate Judge Michael permitted to consider is imper- people. But the issue of using law, which passed after the 2018 order, spurring Davis to appeal Sharrit and joined by Chief missibly broader in scope and or expanding red-flag laws mass shooting at Parkland’s based on the details of his case Judge Stephanie Ray and Judge includes more categories, by also has drawn heavy atten- Marjory Stoneman Douglas and the constitutionality of the Joseph Lewis. “Here, the prev- comparison, than the purport- tion nationally and in Florida High School and allows guns to red-flag law. alence of public shootings, and edly narrower list applicable in in recent weeks after mass be removed from people found The appeals court, in an the need to thwart the mayhem domestic violence injunction shootings in El Paso, Texas, and to pose a threat to themselves 11-page ruling, rejected the and carnage contemplated by cases,” the ruling said. “We Dayton, Ohio. or others. arguments, which included would-be perpetrators does find appellant’s argument The Tallahassee-based The ruling by a panel of the 1st that the red-flag law was vague, represent an urgent and com- unpersuasive. The notion that appeals court Wednesday District Court of Appeal came overbroad and violated due- pelling state interest.” no central idea or danger under- described its ruling as a “case in a case in which the Gilchrist process rights. The ruling said the red-flag lies the purpose of the RPO (risk of first impression,” which gen- County Sheriff’s Office believed “When reviewing a stat- law was not vague or overly protection order) statute is erally means it is the first time that one of its deputies, Jef- ute or ordinance that impairs broad and quoted a legislative belied by the Legislature’s own Florida courts have dealt with ferson Eugene Davis, posed the exercise of a fundamental explanation that found a “need explanation for the law.” the issues involved.

Beer, wine, spiked cider popular at ACC stadiums

By Hank Kurz Jr. legislation was passed to give gardens” open 90 minutes areas. The stations also close Kallin said Monday, echoing The Associated Press public universities the same before kickoff and adults of at the conclusion of the third the position of athletic direc- rights and options as private drinking age who wish to quarter. The school also has tor Dan Radakovich, who There’s a growing trend at schools. partake are given a wristband three stations outside the addressed the issue before Atlantic Coast Conference North Carolina State House that allows them to buy two stadium, and they close 10 the start of the 2018 national football games: alcohol sales Majority Leader John Bell and beers, glasses of wine or hard minutes prior to kickoff. championship season. to the general public. Sen. Rick Gunn, both Republi- cider at a time, but only four Data regarding alcohol sales Virginia Tech, like Duke, Now everyone can enjoy cans, cited improving the fan on any given day. And they was not made available by only makes alcohol available their beverage of choice at experience at North Carolina must remain within the bev- Virginia or Florida State, but in suites, while Syracuse has most ACC stadiums, not just and North Carolina State erage garden while consuming the sales numbers at North sold alcohol to fans since the boosters and donors. games and allowing schools to their drinks. Carolina and North Carolina Carrier Dome opened in 1980. Many ACC schools have generate more revenue as fac- Athletic director Carla Wil- State show that their changes Boston College experimented made alcoholic beverages tors in their bills, which were liams said the decision to sell in policy have been very well with alcohol sales two years available in suites and special signed into law by Gov. Roy alcohol beverages at Virginia received. Alcohol sales greatly ago, made it part of conces- club areas for years. Some Cooper in June. Wake Forest was the result of “survey feed- outpace soda sales, and UNC sions last year and athletic schools started selling beer had been selling beer and wine back we received during and has had consecutive conces- director Martin Jarmond said and wine at concession stands since 2016 and Duke was sell- after the 2018 season” and was sion record sales for home the results have been very before this year, but now at ing it in suites. just one of several perceived games. positive. least four more schools — Gunn told The Associ- fan experience improvements But the numbers aren’t “Our alcohol incidents Virginia, Florida State, North ated Press he thought it was made. Adult beverage sales at swaying some schools. Clem- decreased from the previous Carolina and North Carolina unfair that fans in club suites Cavaliers home games stop at son not only stands out as the year, similar to what has been State — have joined in the had access to drinks while the the end of the third quarter. No. 1 team in the country, but observed nationally at other fray. general public did not. Florida State does some- for its stance on alcohol sales. schools,” Jarmond said. The ACC does not have a “Why would they not be thing similar. “We continue to monitor Pittsburgh began selling league-wide policy regard- entitled to the same experi- There are two stations the landscape and best prac- alcohol stadium-wide in 2016, ing alcohol sales, and no ence, even if they can’t afford inside Doak Campbell Sta- tices, but do not have any and designates a portion of programs appear to have had to be in a luxury box or pre- dium that sell alcohol, and plans to sell (or propose to the funds from those sales to issues because of such sales. mier seating?” Gunn asked. fans must consume their sell) alcohol in our venues,” drug and alcohol education In North Carolina, At Virginia, two “beverage drinks in those designated athletic spokesman Jeffrey programs.

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DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Friend’s new wife overshares about married life

I say something (and every- our friendship. Then her one knows I don’t usu- husband approached me ally bite my tongue), it will and apologized. He told cause a major rift between me he is not homophobic, all of us. I don’t want to and he wants to be friends, keep my husband from his so I decided to forgive. best friend. Any advice? — Lately, he has been trying to Jeanne Phillips MATURE ONE IN INDIANA include me in his friend group DEAR MATURE ONE: When within the neighborhood. I Jane’s behavior presents appreciate it, but part of me DEAR ABBY: My husband’s itself, ask her to tone it down in all honesty is a bit afraid. best friend remarried a couple because it makes you uncom- Not knowing what he may of years ago, and the new fortable. If that doesn’t have mentioned to his friends wife, “Jane,” is a handful. work, the only guaranteed and how they may treat me When we get together, she’s way for Jane’s antics to not has me worried. Should I try as free-spirited and open as bother you will be for you and be friends with them and you can get, sexually. She to encourage your husband try to repair the friendship? hangs on her husband like to socialize separately with Or should I let it go? — OUT a magnet, grabbing at him his best friend so you see AND PROUD IN PENNSYLVANIA provocatively and letting Jane as little as possible. DEAR OUT AND PROUD: everyone know anything and I’d hate to see you isolate everything about her sexual DEAR ABBY: I am a gay man. yourself. Integrating the attraction and their sex life. A few weeks ago, a neighbor neighborhood would be At first it was funny, since I became close to confided beneficial to all. Give it a try, they were newlyweds and all, to me that her husband is gauge the way these indi- but it isn’t funny any longer. homophobic. When she viduals treat you and make Frankly, it’s nauseating. I said he wasn’t comfortable your final decision then. would like to get together around me, I agreed with her more often, minus the X-rated that it was best to give them Contact Dear Abby at show. I’m concerned that if both space and discontinue www.DearAbby.com.

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HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY MATHIS

ARIES (March 21-April 19) — a different focal point. Each time they need care, people need to Stress is a function of arguing you do this, you’ll get closer to be seen for who they are. with reality. Essentially, it’s from your best life. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — not wanting things to be the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — If you People change a little every day. way they are. Stress eases when can’t be with someone with- Part of loving a person is tracking you accept the state of things out feeling enmeshed in that those changes and adjusting and work within them instead of person’s world and drama, then as you try to fi nd new points of wasting energy believing they give only a limited amount of intersection and overlap. should be different. your time to that person. Do not CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — to let your true self suffer from — What you are looking for will There is a difference between neglect. be found within. Of course, it’s changing tactics and quitting. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — harder to fi nd things in there. Never give up until you have There’s more than one way to You need the fl ashlight of objec- completed the full process of get what you want. The options tivity to light the way. A trusted what you needed to learn. But if are just hard to see from where friend can hold that fl ashlight at you feel strongly that you’re not you’re sitting. So go to the next just the angle you need. on the optimal path, it’s OK to level. Or sink deeper into your AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — change routes. desire and look again. Sud- The biggest challenge is to do GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — denly, different avenues become what you’re doing. Commit. When you think about who you apparent. That means not pulling out your would like to know and what you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — You phone or wandering off mentally would like to spend time doing, are invested in bringing out the when it gets a little boring. Stay it doesn’t always match up best in another person. It’s not in the moment; that’s where life logically to your current options. always the easiest thing to do, is. Lean in the direction of your but having this intention makes PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — wishes anyway. Amazing things it much more likely that together Fear is like a confused public will start to happen. you’ll reach a favorable result. transit commuter trying to take CANCER (June 22-July 22) — SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — To over the bus you’re driving. Take There will be an opportunity respect a person for the unique- her ticket to ride but don’t give for a reset — a chance to stand ness of their being is more her the wheel. Tell fear to take back, clear your mind, shift your important than serving or giving a back seat. You’ll all get there priorities and aim your energy at in other ways. Even more than together.

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Mosley coach Brown suspended for 1 game

By Dustin Kent to Mosley Brown will be back for the volunteers.” those in need of a second @PCNHDustinKent athletic dir- Oct. 11 game vs Escambia. Bullock said in the letter chance in life outweighed his [email protected] ector Josh In a letter sent to Mosley he wasn’t aware of the vol- better judgment.” Vandergrift. players, parents, and staff, unteer coach being added to Vandergrift declined to go Mosley head football coach Defensive Mosley principal Brian Bull- the Mosley staff in spite of his into details about the name of Jeremy Brown has been sus- coordinator ock said that Brown added a directive until the man was the volunteer coach or his role pended for this week’s game Brown Danny Nagy volunteer coach to the team recently arrested on drug- with the program. against Fort Walton Beach for will serve as that was determined by him related charges. Calls to Bullock for com- “failure to follow an adminis- interim coach. to not “meet our excep- Added Bullock in the letter: ment haven’t yet been trative directive,” according Vandergrift confirmed that tionally high standards for “Coach Brown’s heart for returned.

SEC joins spread of air-based off enses

The Associated Press

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The Southeastern Conference built its reputation for punishing ground games with one-name tailback mega- stars like Herschel, Bo and Emmitt — all larger-than-life performers who pounded the rock, piled up the yards and gave the SEC a down-in- the-dirt toughness no other league could match. These days, the SEC action is not in the trenches but on the outside — where light- ning-quick wideouts catch passes from quarterbacks making split decisions on the fly, often from empty backfields. “It runs counter-intuitive Florida State quarterback Alex Hornibrook (12) passes underneath to running back Cam Akers (3) in the ﬁ rst half of an NCAA college to what (SEC) coaches will football game against Louisville in Tallahassee on Saturday. [THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] tell you about wanting to be balanced,” CBS Sports college football analyst Gary Danielson said. “But things have changed.” Injuries force Seminoles’ That’s an understatement for the SEC. An eye-opening 12 of the league’s 14 teams are gaining more yards this season in the backups into larger roles air than on the ground: • No. 4 LSU leads the way with quarterback Joe Burrow By Tyler Waldrep Hornibrook finished Sat- of Saturday’s game. He said after Saturday’s vic- controlling an offense that’s @tylerwaldrep urday’s game completing 15 was scheduled for an MRI tory. “You don’t have to just thrown for 1,727 yards, more [email protected] of 20 passes for 255 yards on Sunday and Florida sit there and not know when than three times as many as it and two touchdowns in the State coach Willie Taggart you’re going to go in, but I has run for. Florida State right tackle 35-24 victory over Louis- announced he was day-to- kinda knew that I was going • At No. 2 Alabama, quar- Ryan Roberts, a transfer ville (2-2, 0-1 Atlantic Coast day on Monday. to play. And then just what terback Tua Tagovailoa has from Northern Illinois, Conference). A week ago, The injury didn’t thrust we’re doing in practice, and had consecutive games with always prided himself on Hornibrook hadn’t taken Hornibrook into a situation it was real fun to go out there five TD passes to his talented, being the hardest working a snap for the Seminoles for which he was unpre- and win.” fast group of receivers like guy on his team. That was (2-2, 1-1 ACC), but he could pared. Instead, it was quite The fun started for Horni- Jerry Jeudy and Henry Ruggs true until he met roommate be making his first start for the opposite. The coaches let brook in the third series. His III. and fellow transfer Alex Florida State when North everyone know during the first attempt ended up being • And No. 3 Georgia, where Hornibrook this offseason. Carolina State (3-1, 0-0 week that the transfer from a 44-yard passing touch- its legacy of backs like Herschel “He’s the hardest work- ACC) visits on Saturday. Wisconsin would make his down. The coaching staff Walker, Todd Gurley and Ter- ing dude in any room. ... Florida State’s starting Florida State debut against threw him out there for the rell Davis is cherished Between I’m just like, ‘dang, I have quarterback James Black- the Cardinals. second time in the final 44 the Hedges, has spread things to pick myself up,’” Roberts man sustained a lower-body “I knew coming into this seconds of the first half. out a bit to gain most of its said. “Again, I’m so proud injury in the third quarter game that I was going to He completed his next two yards by the pass. of him. He works his tail off that left him on the side- play, so that’s a little dif- Vanderbilt coach Derek every day.” lines for the remainder ferent feeling,” Hornibrook See FSU, C3 Mason said it’s not compli- cated, he believes it’s simple math: Why make someone in the backfield burst through six or seven defenders when you can let a skill player slip one tackler and break off a big play. Playing to strengths is key for Gators “Most teams in the SEC are looking at their roster that way,” he said. By Robbie Andreu the SEC. The shift is based on the GateHouse Media So far, Mullen has talented quarterbacks at the remained patient with the helm, said ex-Arkansas and Like most football running game, hoping the Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt. coaches, Florida’s Dan young line matures and During his 14 years as a head Mullen wants balance in his develops and eventually sets coach, Nutt worked to defend offense, the ability to con- the running backs free. I-formation runners and win sistently produce both on But you have to wonder the battle in the trenches. the ground and through the how long his patience will Now, with playmakers like air. last before he chucks the Tagovailoa, Burrow and Jake In terms of play calling, running game and starts Fromm, there’s always a the Gators have a near- chucking the ball around threat on the outside that can’t perfect balance through four more with his quarter- be matched by handing off 40 games this season. They’ve backs and a talented pool of or 50 times a game, Nutt said. run the ball 130 times and receivers. “Right now, they’re passed it 127 times. “I always want balance,” spreading them out and Balance. Mullen said Wednesday. you’ve got to defend them,” But in terms of produc- “But I’m not stubborn. I’d said Nutt, speaking after an tion, there is a significant love to be 50-50 at the end appearance at the Knoxville imbalance. The Gators are of the year, but most of the QB Club. throwing for 294.8 yards a years when you look at us, Florida wide receiver Tyrie Cleveland hauls in a pass while being South Carolina coach Will game, while rushing for just tackled by Tennessee defensive back Jay Shoop last Saturday at 136.8, which ranks 12th in See FLORIDA, C3 Ben Hill Grifﬁ n Stadium. [DOUG ENGLE/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER] See SEC, C3 * ** C2 Thursday, September 26, 2019 | The News Herald PREP PAGE

Mosley’s Emma Robertson named Athlete of the Week

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The News Herald will choose an Athlete of the Week every week for their athletic performance over the previous seven days of Mosley’s Jalei Jomalon bumps the ball during a match against competition. Arnold on Sept. 19 in Lynn Haven. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] This week’s winner is Mosley volleyball player Emma Robertson, who VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP compiled 27 kills, 28 digs, three assists, and two blocks last week while leading the Dolphins to wins over South Dolphins avenge loss; Walton and Arnold. She had 17 digs and 19 Marlins drop 2 in district kills in a four-set victory over the Marlins to avenge an early-season loss to The News Herald up against Wakulla Christian Mosley’s top rival. For the at home and Altha and Ruther- season, Robertson has 124 ford on the road. The Bucks will kills, 14 blocks, 22 aces, and Every week The News Herald be looking to sweep their season 159 digs. will recap the previous week’s series with the Rams. We asked Emma to action for Bay County volleyball Mosley (9-9 overall, 1-2 in Dis- answer a series of questions teams. Listed state rankings are trict 2, No. 7 in 5A) relating to or entirely unre- from MaxPreps.com. The Dolphins took perhaps lated to her chosen sport. Arnold (16-5 overall, 3-2 in Dis- their biggest victory of the What it is your favorite trict 2, No. 8 in 5A) season by knocking off Arnold sports moment? The Marlins had another busy in four sets in Lynn Haven, My favorite sports week with seven matches, win- avenging an early-season loss moment was beating Arnold ning four, and going 4-1 in a and notching their first district this past week because I tournament Choctawhatchee win of the year. felt like we really played with wins over Wakulla Chris- Mosley then suffered a three- as team. Also, I played one tian, Milton, Navarre, and set road loss to Arnold to drop of my best games ever, North Bay Haven, and a loss to back to .500 overall on the but it felt really great to Fort Walton Beach. season. have the rest of my team Arnold dropped its two big- UP NEXT: Mosley will next there to support me gest matches of the week, host North Bay Haven on and secure the win. Just however, losing district Thursday in another matchup felt really good to play as a road contests to Mosley and of Bay County powers, and unit. Wakulla. will be back at home next week How/when did you get Mosley’s Emma Robertson (8) led the Dolphins to a victory over UP NEXT: Arnold was sched- against Niceville. started playing your sport? Arnold on Sept. 19 at Mosley. [ [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] uled to take on Chiles at home North Bay Haven (13-3 overall, I started playing vol- on Wednesday night before 6-0 in District 1, No. 8 in 4A) leyball when I was in third hosting Bay and going on the The Buccaneers won three grade. I remember my aunt family. What is your favorite movie? road against Crestview next out of five matches and went coming over to visit and Who is an athlete you look Any Marvel movie... week. 2-2 at the Choctaw Invitational she was a coach for Volley- up to and why? hands down Bay (7-6 overall, 3-2 in District 1, Tournament, taking two-set 4Christ. She told me that I really look up to T’ara What is your favorite food? No. 44 in 4A) victories over Choctawhatchee I should come to the next Caesar. Her passion and Sushi The Tornadoes took two of and Fort Walton Beach and practice and see how I liked love for the game will What is your favorite book? three matches, splitting a pair losses to Navarre and Arnold. it. I haven’t put a volleyball always push me to want to To Kill a Mockingbird of district contests against North Bay Haven also com- down since. be the best player and team- What’s on your playlist right Rutherford and West Florida. pleted a season sweep of What do you love about the mate that I can be. now? Bay also fell in straight sets to Blountstown with a four-set sport you play? What are you interested in Everything from Lil Peep Escambia. victory over the Tigers. I love that I have a second studying in college? to Gunna Alexandra Johnson had eight UP NEXT: The Bucca- family full of girls that I’m not actually sure What is one thing you’re kills in the three-set win over neers were scheduled to host all have the same passion what I want to study quite excited about right now? Rutherford as the Tornadoes South Walton in a key district and fight that I do. We are yet, but I’m thinking some- Continuing to kick butt clinched a season sweep of the matchup before playing at a team, a unit, but most thing having to do with with the best team in the Rams. Mosley on Thursday. NBH will importantly, they’re my marketing. county. UP NEXT: Bay has three non- also have home matches next league matches on the horizon, week against Liberty County going on the road against Port and Walton. St. Joe and Arnold while hosting Rutherford (2-14 overall, 0-7 in Franklin County. District 1, No. 89 in 4A) Bozeman (8-4 overall, 3-2 in Dis- The Rams dropped a pair trict 1, No. 22 in 1A) of home matches to Bay and Arnold girls golf team The Bucks took a pair of Vernon, but they bounced back straight-set victories over Tuesday by beating Franklin Vernon and Port St. Joe, County in Eastpoint 25-23, takes match at Bay Point with the latter pushing Boz- 25-17, 23-25, 7-25, 15-12. eman above .500 in district UP NEXT: Rutherford will The News Herald competition. play host to Marianna on UP NEXT: Bozeman has three Thursday before welcoming in non-league matches coming Bozeman next week. PANAMA CITY BEACH — Arnold finished first among five teams in competition during a nine-hole match at Bay Point Golf Club on Monday afternoon. The Marlins finished with Ram Run rebranded a score of 173, followed by Florida High with 222, Bay as ‘850 Strong Run’ at 224, Mosley 234, and Rutherford 254. North Bay Haven was represented by The News Herald The girls’ varsity run is set Rachel Bright and Grace to follow at 9:15 a.m., with the Reed, each of whom shot The annual Ram Run cross boys’ varsity to commence at 63, but didn’t have enough country race will take place 10 a.m. players to qualify for the Saturday at the Callaway Rec- Olds said it was important to team standings. reational Complex, only this celebrate the county programs’ Taylor Moody of Bay, year it will be referred to as the return to full competition Chaelyn Chong of Arnold, 850 Strong Run as an ode to Bay coming off of the storm-short- and Sydney Polanin of County’s recovery from the ened 2018 campaign. Arnold were tri-medalists effects of Hurricane Michael. “Last year, we had our cross with a score of 41. Rutherford cross country country shortened, so we’re coach Dashoan Olds said the glad to have people return to Arnold 173 — Chaelyn Chong change was made to “rep- having a full cross country 41, Sydney Polanin 41, Ridah resent the resiliency of this season,” he said. “This is the September 43, Courtney Lang- community.” last meet before the county don 48, Ella Dubose 48 There will be nine teams in race, so we’re excited to go out Florida High 222 — Hailey competition, including all Bay and show our resiliency and Barrow 51, Savannah Bonn 54, County high school teams and have a true full year of cross Emma Conrad 56, Olivia Dean Palm Beach Prep, along with country.” 61, Emma Recek 61 Wakulla Christian, Chipley, Olds also said that a portion Bay 224 — Taylor Moody 41, Arnold’s Chaelyn Chong hits the ball on Monday at Bay Point and Graceville. of the $90 entry fee for each Lilly Grace Casady 60, Emma Golf Club. She shot 41 in the nine-hole match to tie with her The day will begin with an team would be donated to an Skipper 61, Erin Reilly 62 teammate Sydney Polanin and Bay’s Taylor Moody as tri- open community run at 8:30 organization working towards Mosley 234 — Ava Roberts 55, medalists. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] a.m., with Olds saying anyone rebuilding Bay County, though Hannah Felix 58, Emily Clark in the community who wants to he said Wednesday it had not 59, Camryn Swatts 62, Payton Rutherford 254 — Quynh Vu Nguyen 64, Linh Vu 64, Thvong participate needs to arrive and yet been decided which orga- Lueckemeyer 64 63, Hailey Mcswiney 63, Tram Nguyen 64 register before 8 a.m. nization that would be. * ** The News Herald | Thursday, September 26, 2019 C3

he was ready when the PREP ROUNDUP FSU opportunity came, and he did a good job of help- From Page C1 ing us.” He won’t be the only one asked to step up in Mosley boys golf team wins passes for 36 total yards, the future. For the second then scrambled for an consecutive week, Florida additional 9. His next State lost a starting edge at Panama Country Club two passes were rushed player to a season-ending incompletions, but he led injury when Jaiden Lars- the team into kicker Ricky Woodbey was carted off The News Herald Volleyball Blountstown fell to 8-9. Aguayo’s range in only 39 during the third quarter. The Buccaneers were sched- seconds. His backup on the LYNN HAVEN — The Mosley Wakulla 3, Arnold 1 uled to play host to South Aguayo missed from depth chart, redshirt boys golf team took a victory CRAWFORDVILLE — The Walton in a district matchup on 47 yards out, but Horni- freshman Amari Gainer, over Arnold in an 18-hole match Marlins dropped their second Wednesday night. brook had proven he finished the game with Tuesday afternoon at Panama consecutive District 2-5A con- could put together a a season-high three solo Country Club. test Tuesday night to the War Leon 3, Mosley 0 drive. He then completed and five total tackles. The Dolphins won with a Eagles in four sets: 22-25, 19-25, TALLAHASSEE — The Lions 12 of 15 passes in the “Amari is going to have score of 336, with the Marlins 28-26, 11-25. notched their sixth consecutive second half for 175 yards a great career here,” Tag- 19 strokes behind at 355. Ruth- Arnold fell to 16-5 overall victory and their second this and a touchdown. gart said. “He's tough, erford and North Bay Haven and 3-2 in district. Wakulla season over the Dolphins: 25-11, “I thought he came in hard-nosed, loves to play also had golfers in competition, improved to 8-6 and 2-1 in the 25-19, 25-14. and played well,” Taggart football. Loves contact, though not enough to qualify for league. Leon improved to 18-2 on said. “Kind of like some of and I think, before the the team standings. Reece Rhodes led the Marlins the season, while Mosley fell to our other guys through- season is over, he's going Mitchell Campbell of Arnold with 13 kills to go with 21 digs, 9-9. Liberty McLean and Ragan out the season that had to to have a heck of a season was the medalist with an 80. while Sarah Livingstone added Kinard each had eight kills for the step up and make plays, because he wants to.” Mosley 336 — Jack Hundley 10 kills and seven blocks. Dolphins, while Jalei Jomalon led 82, Morgan Hughes 82, Mason Gabbie Carlini had eight kills, with 22 assists and Jolie Taylor Bonono 85, Brad Vickers 87, three blocks, and two aces, with with 16 digs. Charlie Hundley 89, Jack Wong Darcy Hawes topping Arnold Jomalon and Emma Robertson 88 with 29 digs. Jordyn Thomas- each added four kills. Arnold 355 — Mitchell Camp- Warren also had 15 digs. bell 80, Marshall Campbell 90, Kaylan Gunning led in assists Rutherford 3, Franklin County 2 Mason King 91, Kaleb Cunning- with 37 and in aces with three. EASTPOINT — The Rams ham 94, Andrew Sexton 98, took a two-set lead and held off Brendan Propst 104 NBH 3, Blountstown 1 a late charge by the Seahawks to Rutherford — Ethan Bargy LYNN HAVEN — North Bay take the five-set victory: 25-23, 104, Shane Dupepe 115 Haven improved to 13-3 on the 25-17, 23-25, 7-25, 15-12. North Bay Haven Cooper 103, season with the four-set vic- It’s the second win this season Connor 107, Billy 121 tory: 18-25, 25-20, 25-21, 25-20. for Rutherford (2-14).

Florida running back Lamical Perine takes a handoff from quarterback Kyle Trask during last Saturday’s game against Tennessee at Ben Hill Grifﬁ n Stadium. [BRAD MCCLENNY/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER]

game, they were stagnant FLORIDA and stuck on the ground again. But Mullen didn’t From Page C1 give up on the ground game, and the offense line eventually created some we tilt a little bit more one push. The Gators rushed way or the other. for 71 yards in the fourth “A lot of that is we’re quarter after rushing for going to build around just 57 through the first the strength of our play- three quarters. ers and make sure our “I think a little bit more Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa rolls out to throw against Southern Miss on Saturday in Tuscaloosa, Ala. best guys are getting the of it was, we played great [VASHA HUNT/AP] ball in their hands. Also, defense,” Mullen said. we’re going to take what “The ability for us to play the defense gives us.” great defense allowed us Scarborough and quar- output of 2,281 — and and tailback JaTarvi- In his 10-plus years as to continue to be patient SEC terback Jalen Hurts to 23 touchdowns. ous “Boobee” Whitlow a head coach in the SEC, with the running game. rush for 3,509 yards This year, LSU ranks is second in the league Mullen has won with bal- I don’t think there was From Page C1 on the way to their first in SEC passing and with 102 yards per game. ance, and he’s won with a time during the game last national crown. 13th in league rushing. The Tigers have imbalance. where we abandoned the Alabama threw only LSU’s Burrow is lead- thrown for just six The perception that running game. I think Muschamp, who coor- 332 times that season, ing the SEC in passing touchdowns, just more he’s always been a 50-50 when that happened as dinated a national title averaging less than yards and total offense than half of the 11 they guy with his offense is not the game wore on, it just defense at LSU, believes 194 yards passing a per game. His 17 passing have scored on the quite accurate. started to wear them the playing field has game and scoring 28 touchdowns outstrip ground this fall. “I have no problem (not down. changed because of TDs by pass — fewer the Tigers’ ground total Mississippi State is having perfect balance),” “All of a sudden, the enhanced techniques of than its 36 rushing of 11. the other SEC team Mullen said. “In my time two-, three- and four- preparing high school touchdowns. Saban said he believes that gains more on the in this league we’ve led yard gains became players like seven-on- Things have flipped more talented skill playground than the air. in time of possession and seven-, eight- and nine- seven tournaments and for Saban’s Crimson ers coming out of high Kylin Hill, a junior, been last in time of pos- yard gains, and then the individual training. Tide in a big way. schools and more cre- leads the league at 137.8 session. Had big rushing running game starts to “I think that quarter- Behind Tagovailoa ative play-calling to yards per game as the years, had big passing click. I think it was the backs, skill players and and its talented receiv- force defenses to cover only other rusher years. patience and the fact defensive backs when ing corps, the Tide the whole field instead besides Whitlow aver- “The job of a coach is that we had the lead and you get them now, have thrown for twice of a tight center at the aging 100 or more yards to make sure you take we were playing great they’re so much further as many yards (1,485 to line of scrimmage have a contest. your talent and put it in defense allowed us to along,” he said. 715) and touchdowns opened things up. Danielson, the former the best position to be be patient with that and Alabama coach Nick (18 to nine) as they’ve “I think the combi- quarterback who broad- successful against what stick with it, and it finally Saban has gone all in on run for. nation of those things casts SEC games for people are doing to try started to kind of wear the spread after winning Then there’s LSU, probably has changed CBS, said he doesn’t see and stop you. That’s them down in the fourth five national titles with which three years ago our league just like it’s the emphasis on speed what coaching is, not to quarter." the likes of Heisman had Leonard Fournette changed football in and spread changing — be stubborn and say we’re Mullen has been patient Trophy winners Mark and Derrius Guice in general.” unless defenses uncover only going to do things with his running game so Ingram and Derrick the backfield and front But not everyone has better ways to slow one way.” far. But how long is that Henry at tailback. and center of its offense. given up on featuring them down. Based on UF’s body patience going to last if Only two years ago, Fournette and Guice the run. “This is where the of work through four the Gators continue to the Crimson Tide combined for 2,230 No. 7 Auburn leads game has gone,” he said, games, the Gators appear struggle on the ground? relied on runners yards — almost match- the SEC in rushing at “and it’s hard to see that headed for a big passing In the meantime, Mullen Damien Harris and Bo ing the Tigers’ passing 259.9 yards a game changing back.” year. They’re averaging is looking for more sound almost 300 passing yards and consistent play out of a game and quarterback his offensive line in hopes Kyle Trask has shown an of getting the ground ability to find his talented game going. receivers and spread the “We’ve got to execute ball around. cleaner along the line In the win over Tennes- of scrimmage,” he said. see last Saturday, Trask “At times, a couple times threw for 293 yards and missed assignments (hurt two touchdowns and us in the running game). completed passes to 10 You can’t have missed different receivers. assignments along the While the Gators were line of scrimmage. That’s flying free in the passing not going to help you.” * ** C4 Thursday, September 26, 2019 | The News Herald

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Taron Johnson (hamstring), WR Zay Jones MVSU at Alcorn St., 6 p.m. training and development lead for the referee AREA EVENTS PRO FOOTBALL (shoulder), CB Tre’Davious White (neck). Mississippi St. at Auburn, 6 p.m. operations department. Promoted referees OAKLAND at INDIANAPOLIS — RAIDERS: South Alabama at Louisiana-Monroe, 6 p.m. John Butler, Nate Green and Evan Scott from NFL Practice Not Complete. COLTS: DNP: CB Sam Houston St. at McNeese St., 6 p.m. the NBAGL. Thursday, Sept. 26 Vernon at Bozeman 7 All times Central Pierre Desir (hamstring), WR T.Y. Hilton Campbell at Mercer, 6 p.m. MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES — Named Joe Volleyball p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE (quadricep), S Malik Hooker (knee), C Ryan SE Louisiana at Northwestern St., 6 p.m. Branch assistant general manager. EAST W L T PCT. PF PA Kelly (illness), LB Darius Leonard (concus- UTEP at Southern Miss., 6 p.m. SACRAMENTO KINGS — Signed G Tyler Ulis. North Bay Haven at Rutherford at Walton 7 p.m. Buffalo 3 0 0 1.000 66 47 sion), DT Tyquan Lewis (ankle), DE Al-Quadin UConn at UCF, 6 p.m. Muhammad (neck). LIMITED: S Rolan Mosley 6 p.m. New England 3 0 0 1.000 106 17 Murray St. at UT Martin, 6 p.m. FOOTBALL Saturday, Sept. 28 N.Y. Jets 0 3 0 .000 33 70 Milligan (knee), DE Jabaal Sheard (knee). UAB at W. Kentucky, 6 p.m. National Football League Bay at Port St. Joe 5 p.m. Volleyball Miami 0 3 0 .000 16 133 FULL: RB Jonathan Williams (rib). NC State at Florida St., 6:30 p.m. ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed S Chris SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA SEATTLE at ARIZONA — SEAHAWKS: Practice Kentucky at South Carolina, 6:30 p.m. Banjo. Wakulla Christian at Bozeman at Altha 12 p.m. Houston 2 1 0 .667 68 62 Not Complete. CARDINALS: Practice Not MIDWEST ATLANTA FALCONS — Placed S Keanu Neal Bozeman 6 p.m. Lake Sumter State Col- Indianapolis 2 1 0 .667 70 71 Complete. Middle Tennessee at Iowa, noon on IR. Waived P Matt Wile. Signed OL John Jacksonville 1 2 0 .333 58 60 TAMPA BAY at L.A. RAMS — BUCCANEERS: Buffalo at Miami (Ohio), noon Wetzel. Signed S Jamal Carter from the Boys golf lege at Gulf Coast 1 p.m. Tennessee 1 2 0 .333 67 52 DNP: CB Jamel Dean (ankle), WR Chris Rutgers at Michigan, noon practice squad and TE Carson Meier to the 18 holes at Holiday 1 p.m. Cross country NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA Godwin (hip), C Ryan Jensen (back), DT Vita BYU at Toledo, noon practice squad. Baltimore 2 1 0 .667 110 60 Vea (groin), LB Devin White (knee). LIMITED: Cent. Michigan at W. Michigan, noon BUFFALO BILLS — Signed WR Jordan Veasy Friday, Sept. 27 850 Strong Run at Cal- Cleveland 1 2 0 .333 49 66 LB Devante Bond (hamstring), WR Breshad Northwestern at Wisconsin, noon to the practice squad. Perriman (quadricep). Practice Not Football laway Sports Complex 8 Cincinnati 0 3 0 .000 54 83 RAMS: Charleston (WV) at Valparaiso, 1 p.m. CINCINNATI BENGALS — Released HB Jordan Pittsburgh 0 3 0 .000 49 85 Complete. Indiana at Michigan St., 2:30 p.m. Ellis from the practice squad. Signed CB Greg Bay at Arnold 7 p.m. a.m. WEST W L T PCT. PF PA TENNESSEE at ATLANTA — TITANS: DNP: Virginia at Notre Dame, 2:30 p.m. Mabin to the practice squad. Kansas City 3 0 0 1.000 101 64 LB Daren Bates (ankle), G Kevin Pamphile Minnesota at Purdue, 2:30 p.m. DENVER BRONCOS — Waived WR River Mosley at Fort Walton Swimming and diving Oakland 1 2 0 .333 48 78 (knee), TE Delanie Walker (knee). LIMITED: Kentucky St. vs. Jackson St. at Indianapolis, Cracraft. Signed WR Fred Brown from the Beach 7 p.m. Panama City Beach Invi- L.A. Chargers 1 2 0 .333 60 64 LB Rashaan Evans (wrist). FULL: RB David 2 p.m. practice squad and WR Trinity Benson to the Denver 0 3 0 .000 46 67 Fluellen (hamstring), CB Chris Milton (col- Tennessee Tech at E. Illinois, 4 p.m. practice squad. Northview vs. North Bay tational at Frank Brown larbone), LB Wesley Woodyard (quadricep). Robert Morris at Youngstown St., 5 p.m. DETROIT LIONS — Released RB Nick Haven at TOS 7 p.m. Park 9 a.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE FALCONS: Practice Not Complete. Ohio St. at Nebraska, 6:30 p.m. Brossette and DE Jonathan Wynn from the EAST W L T PCT. PF PA WASHINGTON at N.Y. GIANTS — REDSKINS: SOUTHWEST practice squad. Signed WR Chris Lacy and DT Dallas 3 0 0 1.000 97 44 DNP: QB Case Keenum (foot), TE Jordan Texas Tech at Oklahoma, noon Ray Smith to the practice squad. Philadelphia 1 2 0 .333 76 78 Reed (concussion), C Chase Roullier (knee), Kansas at TCU, noon HOUSTON TEXANS — Signed WR Tyron N.Y. Giants 1 2 0 .333 63 94 G Brandon Scherff (ankle). LIMITED: CB Arkansas vs. Texas A&M at Arlington, Texas, Johnson to the practice squad. Washington 0 3 0 .000 63 94 Quinton Dunbar (knee), LB Cassanova noon MIAMI DOLPHINS — Released DE Tank SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA McKinzy (hip). FULL: DE Jonathan Allen Iowa St. at Baylor, 2:30 p.m. Carradine. Signed OT Andrew Donnal. New Orleans 2 1 0 .667 72 82 (knee), QB Colt McCoy (fi bula). GIANTS: Grambling St. vs. Prairie View at Dallas, 4 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Signed QB Cody ON THE AIR Tampa Bay 1 2 0 .333 68 77 DNP: RB Saquon Barkley (ankle), LB Tae p.m. Kessler. Signed TE Jason Vander Linden to Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 60 75 Davis (concussion), LB Alec Ogletree (ham- Southern U. at Ark.-Pine Bluff, 6 p.m. the practice squad. string), DE Olsen Pierre (knee), WR Russell Carolina 1 2 0 .333 79 70 Texas Southern at Houston Baptist, 6 p.m. NEW YORK GIANTS — Terminated the Shepard (foot). LIMITED: LB Lorenzo Carter NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA Abilene Christian at Incarnate Word, 6 p.m. contract of TE Eric Tomlinson. Signed LB Today MLB-Philadelphia at (elbow), WR Bennie Fowler (hamstring), WR Green Bay 3 0 0 1.000 58 35 Stephen F. Austin at Lamar, 6 p.m. Nate Stupar. Cody Latimer (concussion). AUTO RACING Washington OR LA Dodg- Detroit 2 0 1 .833 67 61 Kansas St. at Oklahoma St., 6 p.m. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Signed LB DALLAS at NEW ORLEANS — COWBOYS: Chicago 2 1 0 .667 50 49 Louisiana Tech at Rice, 6 p.m. Stephone Anthony. Placed LB Kaden Elliss on 2:55 a.m. (Friday) ers at San Diego (joined DNP: DE Tyrone Crawford (hip), WR Michael Minnesota 2 1 0 .667 78 47 Nicholls at Texas St., 6 p.m. injured reserve. Gallup (knee), DT Antwaun Woods (knee). ESPNU-Formula One: in progress) WEST W L T PCT. PF PA Houston at North Texas, 7 p.m. OAKLAND RAIDERS — Released WR Ryan LIMITED: WR Tavon Austin (concussion), WR L.A. Rams 3 0 0 1.000 77 49 FAR WEST Grant. Signed LB Justin Phillips from the The Russian Grand Prix, 7 p.m. Amari Cooper (ankle), S Kavon Frazier (not San Francisco 3 0 0 1.000 96 54 N. Arizona at Montana St., 2 p.m. practice squad and LB Quentin Poling to the injury related), LB Luke Gifford (ankle), G practice session 1, Sochi, MLB-Cleveland at Chi- Seattle 2 1 0 .667 76 79 Idaho at N. Colorado, 2 p.m. practice squad. Zack Martin (back), S Xavier Woods (ankle). Arizona 0 2 1 .167 64 88 Southern Cal at Washington, 2:30 p.m. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Waived WR Greg Russia cago White Sox OR Miami FULL: LB Sean Lee (knee). SAINTS: DNP: Montana at UC Davis, 3 p.m. Ward. Signed CB Craig James from the QB Drew Brees (right thumb), C Will Clapp WEEK 4 North Dakota at E. Washington, 4 p.m. practice squad. COLLEGE FOOTBALL at NY Mets (7 p.m.) (hand), WR Tre’Quan Smith (ankle). LIMITED: Today’s Game Portland St. at Idaho St., 4:05 p.m. PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Released LB T Terron Armstead (knee), TE Jared Cook 6:30 p.m. 10 p.m. Philadelphia at Green Bay, 7:20 p.m. Stanford at Oregon St., 6 p.m. Robert Spillane from the practice squad. Sunday’s Games (not injury related), DE Cameron Jordan Colorado St. at Utah St., 6:30 p.m. ESPNU-Delaware State at MLB-Oakland at Seattle (not injury related), RB Zach Line (knee), DT Signed TE Alizé Mack to the practice squad. Carolina at Houston, 12 p.m. Fresno St. at New Mexico St., 7 p.m. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Traded TE Nick Sheldon Rankins (achilles), G Larry Warford N. Iowa at Weber St., 7 p.m. North Carolina A&T OR Houston at LA Angels Cleveland at Baltimore, 12 p.m. Vannett to Pittsburgh for a 2020 fi fth-round (shoulder). UNLV at Wyoming, 7 p.m. Kansas City at Detroit, 12 p.m. draft pick. 7 p.m. (10 p.m.) Cal Poly at S. Utah, 7:05 p.m. Oakland at Indianapolis, 12 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Signed LS Washington St. at Utah, 9 p.m. ESPN-Navy at Memphis NFL L.A. Chargers at Miami, 12 p.m. Garrison Sanborn to a one-year contract. UCLA at Arizona, 9:30 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Giants, 12 p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Placed QB COLLEGE SOCCER 7:20 p.m. Hawaii at Nevada, 9:30 p.m. Tennessee at Atlanta, 12 p.m. Blaine Gabbert on IR. Signed DL Patrick (WOMEN'S) FOX-Philadelphia at New England at Buffalo, 12 p.m. THE AP TOP 25 POLL O’Connor from the practice squad and WR Seattle at Arizona, 3:05 p.m. 6 p.m. Green Bay The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press Ishmael Hyman to the practice squad. Tampa Bay at L.A. Rams, 3:05 p.m. college football poll, with fi rst-place votes in ODDS WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Signed TE BTN-Northwestern at NFL-Philadelphia at Green Jacksonville at Denver, 3:25 p.m. parentheses, records through Sept. 21, total Jerome Cunningham. Minnesota at Chicago, 3:25 p.m. points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place PREGAME.COM LINE Canadian Football League Nebraska Bay Dallas at New Orleans, 7:20 p.m. vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Released OL SEC-Mississippi at Mis- NHL Monday, Sept. 30 and last week’s ranking: Today Na’Ty Rodgers from the practice roster. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:15 p.m. RECORD PTS. LWR National League sissippi State 6 p.m. Open: San Francisco, N.Y. Jets 1. Clemson (55) 4-0 1,543 1 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE HOCKEY 2. Alabama (6) 4-0 1,485 2 at Pittsburgh Off Chicago Off National Hockey League 7 p.m. NBCSN-Preseason: WEEK 5 3. Georgia (1) 4-0 1,400 3 at Cincinnati Off Milwaukee Off CALGARY FLAMES — Signed F Matthew Thursday, Oct. 3 FS1-Texas at Kansas Detroit vs. St. Louis, Calu- 4. Louisiana State 4-0 1,344 4 at San Diego Off Los Angeles Off Tkachuk to a three-year contract. L.A. Rams at Seattle, 7:20 p.m. 5. Ohio State 4-0 1,288 6 at San Francisco -119 Colorado +109 DALLAS STARS — Loaned Gs Landon Bow and 8 p.m. met, Mich. Sunday, Oct. 6 6. Oklahoma 3-0 1,283 5 at Washington Off Philadelphia Off Jake Oettinger, LW Joel Kiviranta and RW Atlanta at Houston, 12 p.m. 7. Auburn 4-0 1,169 8 BTN-Illinois at Iowa RUGBY at New York Off Miami Off Joel D’Esperance to Texas (AHL). Returned C Minnesota at N.Y. Giants, 12 p.m. 8. Wisconsin 3-0 1,071 13 American League Ty Dellandrea to Flint (OHL). GOLF 2:30 a.m. Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 12 p.m. 9. Florida 4-0 1,022 9 Cleveland -194 at Chicago +179 DETROIT RED WINGS — Assigned D Alec Jacksonville at Carolina, 12 p.m. 10. Notre Dame 2-1 989 7 7 a.m. NBCSN-World Cup 2019: at Detroit Off Minnesota Off Regula to London (OHL). Buffalo at Tennessee, 12 p.m. 11. Texas 3-1 968 12 at Texas Off Boston Off NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Assigned D Julian GOLF-European Tour Italy vs. Canada, Pool B, Chicago vs Oakland at London, UK, 12 p.m. 12. Penn State 3-0 848 13 at Los Angeles Off Houston Off Melchiori to Binghamton (AHL). Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 12 p.m. 13. Oregon 3-1 839 16 Oakland -235 at Seattle +215 NEW YORK ISLANDERS — Assigned D Golf: The Alfred Dunhill Fukuoka, Japan New England at Washington, 12 p.m. 14. Iowa 3-0 714 18 Sebastian Aho and Grant Hutton and Fs Arizona at Cincinnati, 12 p.m. 15. California 4-0 547 23 Links Championship, fi rst 5:30 a.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Kieffer Bellows, Arnaud Durandeau, Scott N.Y. Jets at Philadelphia, 12 p.m. 16. Boise State 4-0 524 20 Today Eansor, Ryan Hitchcock, Mason Jobst, Otto round, Fife, Scotland NBCSN-World Cup 2019: Denver at L.A. Chargers, 3:05 p.m. 17. Washington 3-1 498 22 FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Koivula, Jeff Kubiak, Kyle MacLean, Nick Green Bay at Dallas, 3:25 p.m. 18. Virginia 4-0 430 21 12 p.m. England vs. U.S., Pool C, at Memphis 12½ 10 54 Navy Schilkey and John Stevens to Bridgeport Indianapolis at Kansas City, 7:20 p.m. 19. Utah 3-1 426 10 Friday (AHL). GOLF-LPGA Tour Golf: Kobe, Japan Monday, Oct. 7 20. Michigan 2-1 287 11 FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG NEW YORK RANGERS — Assigned F Phil The Indy Women in Tech TENNIS Cleveland at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. 21. Southern California 3-1 257 — at Virginia Tech 6 2½ 52 Duke Open: Detroit, Miami 22. Central Florida 3-1 252 15 DiGiuseppe, G Adam Huska and D Tarmo Penn State 6½ 6 62 at Maryland Reunanen to Hartford (AHL) and D Matthew Championship, fi rst 5 a.m. 23. Texas A&M 2-2 233 17 at Air Force 20½ 18½ 57½ San Jose St. NFL INJURY REPORT 24. Kansas State 3-0 230 — Robertson to Edmonton (WHL). round, Indianapolis TENNIS-ATP/WTA: The at California 5 4½ 41 Arizona St. SEATTLE — Named Cammi Granato pro The National Football League injury report, as 25. Michigan State 3-1 104 — Saturday 4 p.m. Zhuhai and Chengdu provided by the league (OUT - Defi nitely will Others receiving votes: Wake Forest 73, scout. FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG American Hockey League not play; DNP - Did not practice; LIMITED - Oklahoma State 57, Southern Methodist at Wisconsin 21 24½ 47 Northwestern GOLF-PGA Tour Golf: Opens, Early Rounds & Limited participation in practice; FULL - Full 55, Army 46, Memphis 42, Iowa State 31, HARTFORD WOLF PACK — Released F Taylor Wake Forest 3 6½ 71 at Boston Col. Cammarata, G Jake Kupsky and D Cody The Safeway Open, The Wuhan and Tashkent participation in practice): Appalachian State 24, Washington State 21, at UCF 39½ 44 64 UConn Today Missouri 14, Mississippi State 14, Pittsburgh Donaghey and Jordan Klimek. fi rst round, Scottsdale, Opens, Quarterfi nals at W. Mich. 17½ 18 59½ Cent. Mich. ECHL PHILADELPHIA EAGLES at GREEN BAY 6, Arizona State 5, Minnesota 5, Colorado 5, SMU 6½ 7½ 62½ at So.Florida PACKERS — EAGLES: OUT: CB Ronald Darby Tulane 1. WORCESTER RAILERS — Signed F Cody Arizona 10 a.m. Buffalo +3 2½ 47 at Miami (OH) Payne to a one-year contract. (hamstring), WR DeSean Jackson (abdomen), at Temple 9 8½ 49 Georgia Tech 12 a.m. (Friday) TENNIS-ITF: Junior Davis DT Timmy Jernigan (foot). QUESTIONABLE: THE AP TOP 25 SCHEDULE at Florida State 4½ 7 61½ N.C. State RB Corey Clement (shoulder). PACKERS: All times Central Iowa St. Pk 2½ 56½ at Baylor COLLEGES ESPN2-Asia-Pacifi c Golf: Cup & Fed Cup, Round NCAA — Named Gina Lehe managing director OUT: DE Montravius Adams (shoulder), LB Friday’s Games BYU 3 2½ 60½ at Toledo of communications/strategy and branding, The Amateur Champi- Robin Oren Burks (chest). QUESTIONABLE: LB No. 12 Penn State at Maryland, 7 p.m. Akron 6 7½ 63½ at UMass effective Nov. 4. Kyler Fackrell (shoulder), WR Jake Kumerow No. 15 California vs. Arizona State, 9:30 p.m. at Michigan 27 28 48 Rutgers onship, second round, 12 a.m. (Friday) NEW JERSEY CITY — Named Jason Ecklof (shoulder), LB Za’Darius Smith (knee). Saturday’s Games Minnesota Pk 2 55 at Purdue Shanghai TENNIS-ATP/WTA: The Sunday No. 1 Clemson at North Carolina, 2:30 p.m. ULL 2½ 3½ 55 at Ga.Southern assistant men’s wrestling coach. CAROLINA at HOUSTON — PANTHERS: SIENA — Named Michelle Swanson volunteer HORSE RACING Zhuhai and Chengdu No. 2 Alabama vs. Mississippi, 2:30 p.m. at Iowa 23½ 23½ 52 Middle Tenn. DNP: LB Marquis Haynes (elbow), LB Bruce No. 5 Ohio State at Nebraska, 6:30 p.m. at Wyoming 9½ 9½ 48½ UNLV assistant diving coach. 12 p.m. Opens, Quarterfi nals & Irvin (hamstring), QB Cam Newton (foot), No. 6 Oklahoma vs. Texas Tech, noon at Utah 7 6 57 Wash. St. TENNESSEE — Announced LBs Will Ignout DE Kawann Short (shoulder), G Trai Turner No. 7 Auburn vs. Mississippi State, 6 p.m. Fresno St. 17 17½ 63 at NMSU and Shanon Reid and WR Jacquez Jones have FS2-Belmont Park Live: The Wuhan and Tashkent (ankle). LIMITED: CB Donte Jackson (groin), No. 8 Wisconsin vs. Northwestern, noon at Nevada 3 2½ 65 Hawaii left the football team. From Elmont, N.Y. Opens, Semifi nals TE Greg Olsen (back), LB Shaq Thompson No. 9 Florida vs. Towson, 3 p.m. Stanford 3 4 57 at Oregon St. (knee). FULL: S Rashaan Gaulden (groin). No. 10 Notre Dame vs. No. 18 Virginia, 2:30 at Michigan St. 14 14 44 Indiana MLB 5 a.m. (Friday) TEXANS: DNP: T Seantrel Henderson (ill- p.m. Clemson 27½ 26½ 60 at No.Carolina GOLF 11:30 a.m. TENNIS-ATP/WTA: The ness). LIMITED: WR Will Fuller (not injury No. 14 Iowa vs. Middle Tennessee, noon at South Carolina 3 3 51½ Kentucky related), WR DeAndre Hopkins (not injury No. 17 Washington vs. No. 21 Southern Cal, at Alabama 35 38 61½ Mississippi UPCOMING TOURNAMENTS MLB-Milwaukee at Cin- Zhuhai and Chengdu related), RB Taiwan Jones (hamstring), DE 2:30 p.m. at Vanderbilt 6 6½ 51 No. Illinois All times Central Charles Omenihu (knee), T Laremy Tunsil No. 19 Utah vs. Washington State, 9 p.m. at TCU 17 15½ 49½ Kansas PGA TOUR cinnati OR Minnesota at Opens, Quarterfi nals & (ankle, toe). FULL: DE Angelo Blackson (toe), No. 20 Michigan vs. Rutgers, noon at Okla. St. 5½ 4 60 Kansas St. SAFEWAY OPEN S Tashaun Gipson (wrist, hip), RB Carlos Detroit (1 p.m.) The Wuhan and Tashkent No. 22 Central Florida vs. UConn, 6 p.m. at Auburn 12 10 46½ Miss. t. Site: Napa, Calif. Hyde (shoulder), C Greg Mancz (ankle), LB No. 23 Texas A&M vs. Arkansas at Arlington, at Oklahoma 24 27 70½ Texas Tech Course: Silverado Resort and Spa (North). 3 p.m. Opens, Semifi nals Whitney Mercilus (shoulder), S Justin Reid Texas, noon at Charlotte 1 1 65 Fau Yardage: 7,166. Par: 72. (shoulder). No. 24 Kansas State at Oklahoma State, 6 at Notre Dame 12 12½ 48½ Virginia Television: Today, 5-8 p.m. (Golf Channel); CLEVELAND at BALTIMORE — BROWNS: p.m. at Appala. St. 17½ 15½ 60 Coast.Carolina Friday-Sunday, 6-8 p.m. (Golf Channel). DNP: S Morgan Burnett (quadricep), T No. 25 Michigan State vs. Indiana, 2:30 p.m. Cincinnati 2½ 4 47½ at Marshall Purse: $6.6 million. Winner’s share: Christopher Hubbard (foot), T Kendall Lamm at Old Dominion 1½ 3 47½ East Carolina $1,118,000. (knee), DT Devaroe Lawrence (not injury SCHEDULE at Liberty 6½ 6½ 71½ New Mexico Defending champion: Kevin Tway. related), S Sheldrick Redwine (hamstring), All times Central (subject to change) at Troy 7 6½ 61½ Arkansas St. FedEx Cup leader: Sebastian Munoz. CB Denzel Ward (hamstring), CB Greedy Today’s Games at ULM 14½ 16 57 So.Alabama Last week: Sebastian Munoz won the ANNOUNCEMENTS Williams (hamstring). LIMITED: G Joel SOUTH at South.Miss. 25½ 26 49 UTEP Sanderson Farms Championship. Bitonio (abdomen), WR Rashard Higgins Delaware St. at NC A&T, 6:30 p.m. Louisiana Tech 13 9 48½ at Rice Notes: Joaquin Niemann (Chile) and (knee), LB Adarius Taylor (ankle). FULL: WR Navy at Memphis, 7 p.m. UAB Pk 3 48½ at W. Ky. Sebastian Munoz (Colombia) have won the Girls Basketball Showcase a softball or baseball Odell Beckham (hip), LS Charley Hughlett at Utah St. 21½ 24 71½ Colorado St. fi rst two events of the season, the fi rst time (shoulder), S Damarious Randall (concus- Pandemonium in official, there is room Friday’s Games Ohio State 14½ 17 67 at Nebraska players from two South American countries sion), K Austin Seibert (right hip). RAVENS: EAST at No.Texas +1½ 7 58½ Houston have won in consecutive weeks on tour. ... the Panhandle, a girls for you on the diamond. Practice Not Complete. Brown at Harvard, 6 p.m. Texas A&M 21 23 57½ Arkansas Emiliano Grillo of Argentina won his only JACKSONVILLE at DENVER — JAGUARS: Penn St. at Maryland, 7 p.m. basketball showcase Please contact Eddie at Washington 9 11 60 Southern Cal. PGA Tour event at Silverado in 2015. ... Phil DNP: LB D.J. Alexander (hamstring), CB Jalen SOUTH at Arizona 7½ 6½ 71 UCLA Mickelson and Justin Thomas are among Ramsey (back), WR Dede Westbrook (not Duke at Virginia Tech, 6 p.m. featuring elite skill Kemp at 850-258-6563 those making their season debut in the injury related), LB Quincy Williams (illness). FAR WEST NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Safeway Open. Mickelson’s management development with or Jimmy Black at 850- LIMITED: DE Calais Campbell (not injury San Jose St. at Air Force, 7 p.m. Today company runs the tournament. He is playing experienced trainers, 896-5319. We need related), WR Chris Conley (knee), DT Marcell Arizona St. at California, 9:30 p.m. FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Dareus (not injury related), C Brandon Linder the pro-am with Golden State Warriors guard at Green Bay 4 4 46 Philadelphia Steph Curry. ... Tony Romo has been given will take place Sept. 28 you to help umpire (not injury related), DE Lerentee McCray Saturday’s Games Sunday a sponsor exemption to the Safeway Open, (hamstring), TE Josh Oliver (hamstring). EAST from noon to 5 p.m. at high school and middle FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG even though he has a NFL game on CBS for FULL: LB Myles Jack (concussion). BRONCOS: Holy Cross at Syracuse, noon at Chicago 2½ 2 38½ Minnesota his day job as the lead analyst. ... The tourna- Rutherford High School. school games this com- Practice Not Complete. LIU at Wagner, noon at Houston 4 4 47 Carolina ment has been the season opener since the KANSAS CITY at DETROIT — CHIEFS: Merrimack at Lehigh, 11:30 p.m. at Baltimore 3½ 7 45 Cleveland PGA Tour went to a wraparound schedule There is a $50 regis- ing spring. Training will Practice Not Complete. LIONS: DNP: WR Delaware at Pittsburgh, 11:30 p.m. at NY Giants 2½ 2½ 49½ Washington in the fall of 2013. Now it’s in the third spot Danny Amendola (chest), DT Mike Daniels St. Francis (Pa.) at Bryant, 12 p.m. tration fee. Pre-register be provided. LA Chargers 16½ 16 44 at Miami on the schedule. ... Fred Couples is making (foot). LIMITED: DE Da’Shawn Hand (elbow), Georgetown at Columbia, 12 p.m. at Indianapolis 7 6½ 45 Oakland by email at jonmason1@ CB Rashaan Melvin (knee), CB Darius Slay Richmond at Fordham, 12 p.m. a rare start on the PGA Tour. He played last Kansas City 4 6½ 54 at Detroit year in the Safeway Open and tied for 41st. hotmail.com. To get a sports (hamstring). Bethune-Cookman at Howard, 12 p.m. New England 6½ 7 42½ at Buffalo L.A. CHARGERS at MIAMI — CHARGERS: Drake at Marist, 12 p.m. ... Collin Morikawa played the tournament in Baseball/softball at Atlanta 5 4 45½ Tennessee 2016 when he was a sophomore at Cal. announcement in the Practice Not Complete. DOLPHINS: DNP: WR Duquesne at New Hampshire, 12 p.m. at LA Rams 9½ 9½ 48½ Tampa Bay Allen Hurns (concussion), S Bobby McCain Cornell at Yale, 12 p.m. Next week: Shriner’s Hospitals for Children officiating paper please email to Seattle 3 5½ 48 at Arizona Open in Las Vegas. (hamstring, shoulder), CB Jomal Wiltz William & Mary at Albany (NY), 2:30 p.m. at Denver 2½ 3 39 Jacksonville Men and women [email protected]. (groin). LIMITED: LB James Crawford (knee), Wake Forest at Boston College, 2:30 p.m. Online: www.pgatour.com Dallas 3 2½ 47 at New Orle. T Jesse Davis (elbow), LB Trent Harris (foot), Princeton at Bucknell, 2:30 p.m. Monday interested in becoming S Reshad Jones (ankle), WR Albert Wilson Penn at Lafayette, 2:30 p.m. LPGA TOUR FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG INDY WOMEN IN TECH CHAMPIONSHIP (hip, calf). FULL: DE Charles Harris (wrist), Georgia Tech at Temple, 2:30 p.m. at Pittsburgh 3½ 4 43½ Cincinnati Site: Indianapolis. CB Chris Lammons (toe), QB Josh Rosen Akron at UMass, 2:30 p.m. Updated odds available at Pregame.com (right elbow). Maine at Villanova, 2:30 p.m. Course: Brickyard Crossing GC. Yardage: IN BRIEF his star player and said MINNESOTA at CHICAGO — VIKINGS: DNP: Colgate at Dartmouth, 5 p.m. 6,456. Par: 72. G Josh Kline (concussion). LIMITED: CB NC Central at Morgan St., 5 p.m. Television: Today, 1-4 p.m. (Golf Channel); “his back got tight.” Mackensie Alexander (elbow), LB Anthony Stony Brook at Rhode Island, 6 p.m. TRANSACTIONS Friday-Saturday, 11:30-3 p.m. (Golf Channel); JACKSONVILLE Marrone adds “it’s Barr (groin). FULL: LB Kentrell Brothers SOUTH Sunday, 1-3 p.m. (Golf Channel). (wrist), LB Ben Gedeon (groin), DE Everson N. Illinois at Vanderbilt, noon BASEBALL Purse: $2 million. Winner’s share: $300,000. Ramsey misses practice normal. His back has Griffen (elbow), S Jayron Kearse (back), DT ETSU at Furman, 12 p.m. Major League Baseball Defending champion: Sung Hyun Park. Shamar Stephen (knee). BEARS: DNP: RB Ave Maria at Jacksonville, 12 p.m. MLB and MLBPA — Extended the admin- Race to CME Globe leader: Jin Young Ko. because of back injury gotten tight before. My Mike Davis (not injury related), WR Taylor NC Wesleyan at Stetson, 12 p.m. istrative leave for New York Yankees RHP Last tournament: Europe won the Solheim back’s tight, a couple Gabriel (concussion), DT Akiem Hicks (knee), Wofford at VMI, 12:30 p.m. Domingo Germán through the conclusion of Cup. DT Bilal Nichols (hand), K Eddy Pineiro (right James Madison at Elon, 1 p.m. the World Series. Notes: This is the fi rst tournament since Jacksonville Jag- guys’ backs are tight. A knee). LIMITED: S Eddie Jackson (shoulder), Jacksonville St. at Austin Peay, 2 p.m. American League Europe won the Solheim Cup. ... Each uars cornerback Jalen couple guys have ham- WR Cordarrelle Patterson (tricep), DT Roy The Citadel at Samford, 2 p.m. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Claimed 2B team has nine players in the fi eld. ... Lexi Robertson-Harris (glute). FULL: TE Trey Mississippi at Alabama, 2:30 p.m. Keon Wong off waivers from Tampa Bay. Thompson, who failed to win a match at Ramsey missed practice strings. Everyone gets Burton (groin), G Kyle Long (hip), T Bobby Coastal Carolina at Appalachian St., 2:30 p.m. Transferred RHP Griffi n Canning to the the Solheim Cup, won the tournament in its Wednesday because of the stuff.” Massie (illness). FAU at Charlotte, 2:30 p.m. 60-day IL. inaugural year in 2017. ... Stacy Lewis, who NEW ENGLAND at BUFFALO — PATRIOTS: Clemson at North Carolina, 2:30 p.m. OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Reinstated RHP withdrew from the Solheim Cup with a back an apparent back injury, Ramsey missed prac- LIMITED: DE Michael Bennett (shoulder), QB W. Carolina at Chattanooga, 3 p.m. Frankie Montas from the restricted list. injury, is out for the year. ... Nelly Korda Tom Brady (calf), RB Rex Burkhead (foot), Towson at Florida, 3 p.m. Designated C Beau Taylor for assignment. won the Lacoste French Open by eight shots the latest chapter in his tice Monday because of S Nate Ebner (groin), WR Julian Edelman Florida A&M at Norfolk St., 3 p.m. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Assigned RHP last week on the Ladies European Tour. ... trade request. Ramsey an apparent illness . That (chest), LB Dont’a Hightower (shoulder), TE Presbyterian at North Alabama, 3 p.m. Ryan Dull outright to Buffalo (IL). Recalled Nelly and Jessica Korda and Lizette Salas Ryan Izzo (calf), TE Matt LaCosse (ankle), T SMU at South Florida, 3 p.m. RHP Yennsy Diaz from New Hampshire are the only U.S. Solheim Cup players not in showed up on the injury came a little more than a Marshall Newhouse (illness), G Joe Thuney Cincinnati at Marshall, 4 p.m. (EL). Selected the contract of RHP Ryan the fi eld. Europe is missing Celine Boutier, report and was not at week after the disgrun- (shoulder). FULL: T Marcus Cannon (shoul- Central St. (Ohio) vs. Alabama A&M at Dull. Placed OF Lourdes Gurriel Jr. on the Carlota Ciganda and Suzann Pettersen, who der). BILLS: DNP: LB Lorenzo Alexander (not Mobile, Ala., 4:30 p.m. 60-day IL. retired after making the winning putt. ... The practice during the tled defender called his injury related-resting veteran), WR John Tennessee St. at E. Kentucky, 5 p.m. American Association LPGA Tour has one more domestic event part open to the media. agent and said “my time is Brown (not injury related-resting veteran), Louisiana-Lafayette at Georgia Southern, SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS — Sold the contract in Texas next week before going to Asia DE Jerry Hughes (not injury related-resting 5 p.m. of RHP Pete Tago to the N.Y. Mets. for four weeks, returning the week before Coach Doug Marrone up here in Jacksonville.” veteran), TE Tyler Kroft (ankle), T Ty Nsekhe Reinhardt at Kennesaw St., 5 p.m. Thanksgiving for the season-ending CME chuckled through a (not injury related-resting veteran), RB Devin New Mexico at Liberty, 5 p.m. BASKETBALL Group Tour Championship. Singletary (hamstring), LB Corey Thompson East Carolina at Old Dominion, 5 p.m. National Basketball Association Next week: Volunteers of America Classic. series of questions about The Associated Press (ankle). LIMITED: G Jon Feliciano (neck), CB Arkansas St. at Troy, 5 p.m. NBA — Named Mike Callahan NBA G League Online: www.lpga.com * ** The News Herald | Thursday, September 26, 2019 C5

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Court Dateline Chicago P.D. “A Night Owl” Last-Standing Last-Standing Mike & Molly Mike & Molly WPGX (28) 8 8 28 28 Maury Paternity mysteries. Maury (N) Injury Court Injury Court Judge Judy Judge Judy Judge Judy (N) Judge Judy Big Bang NFL Pregame WFSG (56) 11 11 56 56 Pinkalicious Let’s Go Luna! Nature Cat Wild Kratts Molly of Denali Odd Squad Odd Squad Arthur (EI) PBS NewsHour (N) World News Rick Steves A&E 34 43 118 265 The First 48 Live PD “Live PD -- 07.13.18” Riding along with law enforcement. PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam AMC 30 62 131 254 (12:55) ››‡ John Carter (’12) Taylor Kitsch, Lynn Collins, Willem Dafoe. (3:55) ››› Independence Day (’96) Will Smith. Earthlings vs. evil aliens in 15-mile-wide ships. ANPL 46 69 184 282 Pit Bulls and Parolees River Monsters “The Mutilator” River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters BET 53 46 124 329 Meet, Browns Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns Meet, Browns (2:55) ››› House Party (’90) Robin Harris, Christopher Reid. ››‡ Shaft (’00) Samuel L. Jackson. COM 64 53 107 249 The Office The Office (:10) The Office (:45) The Office “The Convict” (:20) The Office The Office The Office The Office (:35) The Office (:10) The Office (:45) The Office DISC 36 39 182 278 Chain Gang: Maricopa County Death Row: The Final 24 Hours Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid E! 63 57 114 236 ›› Fools Rush In (’97) Matthew Perry, Salma Hayek. ››› Hitch (’05) Will Smith. A smooth-talker helps a shy accountant woo an heiress. E! News (N) ESPN 9 23 140 206 (12:30) NFL Live (N) (L) NBA: The Jump (N) (L) High Noon (N) Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) (L) The Greatest Countdown ESPN2 47 24 144 209 Jalen & Jacoby (N) NFL Live Football Live High Noon Questionable Daily Wager WNBA Basketball Playoffs: Teams TBA. (N) FOOD 38 45 110 231 Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Halloween Baking FREE 59 65 180 311 Pirates of the Caribbean ››‡ Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (’07) Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightley. ›››› Finding Nemo (’03) FS1 24 27 150 219 The Herd with Colin Cowherd Speak for Yourself with Whitlock and Wiley (N) Lock It In (N) (L) Turning Point NASCAR Race Hub (N) (L) Fight Camp Fight Camp FX 45 51 136 248 X-Men: Days ›››‡ Get Out (’17) Daniel Kaluuya, Allison Williams, Catherine Keener. ›› The Mummy (’17) Tom Cruise, Russell Crowe, Annabelle Wallis. Atomic Blonde HALL 23 59 185 312 Appetite for Love (’16) Taylor Cole, Andrew Walker, Alley Mills. Flip That Romance (’19) Julie Gonzalo, Tyler Hynes. Season for Love (’18) Autumn Reeser, Marc Blucas. HGTV 32 38 112 229 Hunters Int’l House Hunters House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters House Hunters Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop HIST 35 42 120 269 Bridge Amer. Pickers (1:59) American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers LIFE 56 56 108 252 Wife Swap Wife Swap Wife Swap “Brown/Neighbors” Wife Swap “Cooper/ Kukta” Wife Swap “Mallick/Stewart” Wife Swap “Flannagin/Logan” PARMT 28 48 241 241 Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom SUN 49 422 656 Lunch Rays Postgame Lights Florida: Mullen GatorZone (N) Sports Stars Florida Insider Fishing Report (N) Sport Fishing Noles Access Wm. Soccer SYFY 70 52 122 244 (12:00) ››› The Hunger Games (’12) Jennifer Lawrence. ››› Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (’10) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint. Harry Potter and Deathly TBS 31 15 139 247 Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Family Guy Family Guy Big Bang Big Bang TCM 25 70 132 256 (12:45) Dangerous Partners (:15) ››› Bewitched (’45) Edmund Gwenn. ›› She Went to the Races (’45) James Craig. (:15) ››‡ It’s a Dog’s Life (’55) Jeff Richards, Jarma Lewis. TLC 37 40 183 280 American Gypsy Wedding American Gypsy Wedding Say Yes to the Dress Say Yes to the Dress 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days “True Colors” TNT 29 54 138 245 Bones Fraternity brother. ››› Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (’16) Felicity Jones, Diego Luna, Alan Tudyk. ››› Captain America: The Winter Soldier (’14) Chris Evans. USA 62 55 105 242 NCIS “The Penelope Papers” Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU WGN-A 13 239 307 JAG “Rendezvous” JAG “Good of the Service” Blue Bloods Blue Bloods “Blues” Blue Bloods “Past Tense” Last-Standing Last-Standing

THURSDAY EVENING C - COMCAST W - WOW! S1 - DISH NETWORK S2 - DIRECTV SEPTEMBER 26 C W S1 S2 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WJHG (7) 3 3 7 7 Superstore Perf-Harmony Good Place Sunnyside Law & Order: SVU News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Late Night With Seth Meyers Late With Lilly CW (7.2) 99 9 8 8 The Outpost (N) The Outpost Seinfeld Seinfeld black-ish black-ish The Goldbergs The Goldbergs Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol WMBB (13) 2 2 13 13 Grey’s Anatomy (:01) A Million Little Things How to Get Away With Murder News 13 at 10 (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (:37) Nightline (12:07) Mom (:37) Mom METV (13.2) 209 133 2 Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Gomer Pyle Green Acres Hogan Heroes Hogan Heroes Carol Burnett Perry Mason Twilight Zone Alf. Hitchcock Alf. Hitchcock WECP (18) 4 4 4 18 Young Sheldon The Unicorn (:01) Mom Carol’s-Act Evil “Pilot” Family Feud Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show/James Corden DailyMailTV MNT (18.2) 227 13 Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Modern Family Modern Family The Game The Game Forensic Files ThisMinute WPGX (28) 8 8 28 28 NFL Football Philadelphia Eagles at Green Bay Packers. (N) (L) Big Bang Two/Half Men TMZ Live (N) Pawn Stars WFSG (56) 11 11 56 56 Fla. Frontiers Crossroads The This Old House Hour Nazi Mega Weapons Amanpour and Company (N) PBS NewsHour Soundbreaking A&E 34 43 118 265 PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam AMC 30 62 131 254 ››› The Hangover (’09) Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms. (:15) ››‡ Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (’94) Jim Carrey. (:15) Lodge 49 Dud resumes apprenticeship. Fear Walking ANPL 46 69 184 282 River Monsters Deadly predator in a Bolivian river. River Monsters Search for the greatest river monster. River Monsters Deadly predator in a Bolivian river. BET 53 46 124 329 (5:30) ››‡ Shaft (’00) ›› Harlem Nights (’89) Eddie Murphy, Richard Pryor, Redd Foxx. (10:55) Martin (:25) Martin (11:56) Martin (:26) Martin COM 64 53 107 249 The Office (:20) The Office (7:55) The Comedy Central Roast “Alec Baldwin” Daily Show Lights Out South Park South Park South Park Daily Show DISC 36 39 182 278 Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid “River, Rain and Jealousy” Rains and pumas threaten a duo. (N) Naked and Afraid A deadly spider bite. E! 63 57 114 236 ››› The Devil Wears Prada (’06) Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway. Nightly Pop (N) ››› The Devil Wears Prada (’06) Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway. Sex & the City ESPN 9 23 140 206 College Football Navy at Memphis. From Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium in Memphis, Tenn. (N) SportsCenter (N) (L) SportsCenter W/Van Pelt SportsCenter (N) (L) ESPN2 47 24 144 209 Basketball WNBA Basketball Playoffs: Teams TBA. (N) (L) NBA: The Jump (N) The Greatest UFC The Greatest Golf Asia-Pacific Amateur FOOD 38 45 110 231 Kids Halloween Baking Champ Kids Baking Championship (N) Beat Bobby Beat Bobby The Flay List Beat Bobby Kids Baking Championship Beat Bobby Beat Bobby FREE 59 65 180 311 (5:30) ›››› Finding Nemo ›››‡ Finding Dory (’16) Voices of Ellen DeGeneres. The 700 Club ››‡ Hancock (’08) Will Smith, Charlize Theron. FS1 24 27 150 219 Women’s College Soccer Texas at Kansas. (N) (L) PBC Collection MLB Whiparound (N) (L) TMZ Sports Turning Point Skip and Shannon: Undisputed FX 45 51 136 248 (6:30) ››› Atomic Blonde (’17) Charlize Theron. Mr Inbetween Mr Inbetween Mr Inbetween ›››‡ Get Out (’17) Daniel Kaluuya, Allison Williams, Catherine Keener. HALL 23 59 185 312 A Country Wedding (’15) Jesse Metcalfe, Autumn Reeser. Surprised by Love (’15) Hilarie Burton, Paul Campbell. Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls HGTV 32 38 112 229 Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop (N) Flip or Flop House Hunters Hunters Int’l Selling the Big House Hunters Flip or Flop Flip or Flop House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 35 42 120 269 American Pickers: Bonus Buys “Pickin’ Hollywood” Mike and Danielle join a salvage crew. (N) (:03) American Pickers: Bonus Buys “Pickin’ Hollywood” LIFE 56 56 108 252 Escaping the NXIVM Cult: A Mother’s Fight to Beyond the Headlines: NXIVM Escaping the NXIVM Cult: A Mother’s Fight to Beyond the Headlines: NXIVM PARMT 28 48 241 241 ›››› Forrest Gump (’94) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright. A slow-witted Southerner experiences 30 years of history. ›››› Forrest Gump (’94) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Sinise. SUN 49 422 656 Women’s College Soccer: Seminoles at Tigers Rays Silver Kings Sportsman Florida Insider Fishing Report P1 Superstock P1 AquaX USA 2019 SYFY 70 52 122 244 (6:13) ›››‡ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (:05) ›› Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters (’13) Jeremy Renner. (:02) ›› Jack the Giant Slayer (’13) Nicholas Hoult. TBS 31 15 139 247 Big Bang Big Bang Chasing the Cure (N) (L) Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Seinfeld Seinfeld Conan Brooklyn Nine Brooklyn Nine TCM 25 70 132 256 ››› The Living Daylights (’87) Timothy Dalton, Maryam d’Abo, Jeroen Krabbé. ››› Licence to Kill (’89) Timothy Dalton, Carey Lowell, Robert Davi. ››› GoldenEye (’95) TLC 37 40 183 280 Unexpected Birth Moms Obese and Pregnant Obese and Expecting Unexpected Birth Moms TNT 29 54 138 245 Capt. America: Winter Chasing the Cure (N) (L) ››› Captain America: The Winter Soldier (’14) Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson. NCIS: New Orleans USA 62 55 105 242 Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. “Called in Dead” WGN-A 13 239 307 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Dog’s Most Wanted Married Married

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Hollywood Celebrity Page (:07) CBS Overnight News (N) Paid Program Paid Program Business First Morning News MNT (18.2) 227 13 Extra (N) Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Never Fear AgDay WPGX (28) 8 8 28 28 Pawn Stars Imp. Jokers TMZ (N) How I Met Two/Half Men Big Bang LifeLock LifeLock LifeLock Outdoor Show Paid Program Paid Program WFSG (56) 11 11 56 56 Antiques Roadshow Country Music: Live at the Ryman, A Concert Celebrating NOVA Peg & Cat (EI) Arthur (EI) Ready Jet Go! Nature Cat (EI) A&E 34 43 118 265 PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam Paid Program New YOU! Smartech Paid Program Paid Program Relief! Live PD: Rewind AMC 30 62 131 254 Fear Walking (:27) Preacher (:27) Preacher “Overture” (:32) Lodge 49 “Exile” Three Stooges Paid Program Tummy Tuck Paid Program Paid Program ANPL 46 69 184 282 River Monsters Search for the greatest river monster. River Monsters “Face Ripper” River Monsters The Crocodile Hunter Too Cute! BET 53 46 124 329 (12:56) Martin (:27) Martin Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Jamie Foxx Jamie Foxx Jamie Foxx Jamie Foxx Showdown of Faith Fresh Prince Fresh Prince COM 64 53 107 249 (:15) South Park “The Coon Trilogy” South Park South Park The Other Two Sex Toys Emeril Never Fear Paid Program King of the Hill King of the Hill DISC 36 39 182 278 (11:00) Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Cooper’s Treasure Cooper’s Treasure Gold Rush: White Water Gold Rush: White Water E! 63 57 114 236 Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City ›› Fools Rush In (’97) ESPN 9 23 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (L) College Football Navy at Memphis. SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter (N) (L) ESPN2 47 24 144 209 (12:00) Golf Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, Second Round. Saturdays In the South: Football Always Late Golic & Wingo (N) (L) FOOD 38 45 110 231 The Flay List Beat Bobby Kids Halloween Baking Champ Mystery Diners Mystery Diners Bravo XL Yoga Retreat! Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program FREE 59 65 180 311 Paid Program Makeup The 700 Club Paid Program Paid Program Joseph Prince Robison Paid Program Paid Program Young-Hungry Young-Hungry FS1 24 27 150 219 Skip and Shannon: Undisputed PBC Collection Women’s College Soccer Texas at Kansas. TMZ Sports First Things First FX 45 51 136 248 Mr Inbetween FXM Presents LifeLock Paid Program LifeLock SoClean Makeup! Inogen Never Fear Paid Program ›› Smurfs: The Lost Village HALL 23 59 185 312 Golden Girls Golden Girls Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier I Love Lucy I Love Lucy I Love Lucy I Love Lucy Golden Girls Golden Girls HGTV 32 38 112 229 Selling the Big House Hunters Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Paid Program Yoga Retreat! Emeril Relief! Paid Program Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop HIST 35 42 120 269 (11:03) American Pickers: Bonus Buys “Pickin’ Hollywood” Help Now! Paid Program Relief! Omega Paid Program Emeril Decoding the Past LIFE 56 56 108 252 Escaping the NXIVM Cult: A Mother’s Fight to Omega Got Debt? SoClean Makeup! Paid Program Paid Program Joyce Meyer Mil. Makeover PARMT 28 48 241 241 (10:30) ›››› Forrest Gump The Office The Office Inogen Paid Program Emeril Foot Pain Omega Get Energy Jordan/Dr Axe Paid Program SUN 49 422 656 Women’s College Soccer Virginia Tech at Virginia. Prostate Everstrong Bladder More Hair P1 AquaX USA 2019 Epic Trails Reel Animals SYFY 70 52 122 244 Jack Giant Twilight Zone Twilight Zone Twilight Zone Van Helsing “Hunted Down” Van Helsing “Crooked Steps” Van Helsing “Loud Love” Van Helsing “Outside World” TBS 31 15 139 247 Brooklyn Nine Brooklyn Nine 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond King King TCM 25 70 132 256 (12:00) ››› GoldenEye (’95) Pierce Brosnan. ››› Tomorrow Never Dies (’97) Pierce Brosnan. ››‡ The World Is Not Enough (’99) Pierce Brosnan, Sophie Marceau. TLC 37 40 183 280 Obese and Pregnant Obese and Expecting Meet the Putmans Hodges Half Dozen Sweet Home Sextuplets Outdaughtered TNT 29 54 138 245 NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans Charmed “Feats of Clay” Charmed “The Wendigo” USA 62 55 105 242 Chicago P.D. “Start Digging” Chicago P.D. “The Silos” Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. 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Please contact the Preparation of a Guar- WILL BE FOREVER 24716 Michael A. Jones NORTHEAST COR- ing (850) 330-1364. the Merritt Brown Mid- ADA Coordinator by anteed Maximum Price BARRED. PUBLIC NOTICE Attorney NER OF THE NORTH- Pub: September 26, dle School Rebuild mail at P. 0. Box 1089, Providing a Perfor- Florida Bar Number: EAST 1/4 OF THE October 3, 2019 project located at 5044 Panama City, FL mance, Labor and Ma- NOTWITHSTANDING Property of the follow- 332471 NORTHWEST 1/4 OF Merritt Brown Way, 25205 32402 or by phone at terials Bond THE TIME PERIODS ing tenants will be sold Matthews & Jones, LLP SECTION 6, TOWN- Panama City, FL FRANKLIN COUNTY (850) 747-5338 at Construction manage- SET FORTH ABOVE, for cash to satisfy rental 323 E. John Sims Park- SHIP 4 SOUTH, 32404. Vendors that BOARD OF COUNTY least seven (7) days ment and site supervi- ANY CLAIM FILED liens in accordance way RANGE 15 WEST, are supplying materials COMMISSIONERS before your sched- sion TWO YEARS OR with Florida Statutes, Niceville, Florida 32578 BAY COUNTY, FLOR- only are not required to REQUEST FOR uled court appear- Reporting and docu- MORE AFTER THE Self-Storage Act Sec- phone: (250) 729-7440 IDA AND RUN pre-qualify. PROPOSALS ance, or immediately mentation of DECEDENT’S DATE OF tion 83.801 .et seq. All Fax: (850) 729-7871 THENCE SOUTH 01 FDOT FPID NO. upon receiving this subcontractor’s li- DEATH IS BARRED. items will be sold or E-Mail: mjones DEGREES 03 MIN- Minority and Women 433567-1-68-01 notification if the time censes and costs with otherwise disposed of @destinlaw.com UTES 44 SECONDS Business Enterprise before the scheduled each pay application The date of first publi- at this facility site Octo- WEST ALONG THE participation is greatly appearance is less Warranty management cation of this notice is ber 16, 2019 at Person Giving Notice: EASTERLY LINE OF The Franklin County encouraged. than seven (7) days. If Firm(s) selected must September 26, 2019. 12:00PM, at the ad- SAID NORTHEAST 1/4 Board of County Com- you are hearing im- have the manpower to dress listed below: Marsha E. Rongey OF THE NORTHWEST missioners is seeking DESCRIPTION: The paired, please call mobilize quickly and Attorney for Personal CASH ONLY, all goods 50 Smokewood Drive 1/4 AND THE CEN- civil engineering ser- project that shall con- 711 or email complete awarded Representative: will be sold in “AS-IS” Elgin, South Carolina TERLINE OF ALLISON vices relating to the sist of replacing dam- [email protected] project(s) on an accel- CHRISTOPHER L. condition. All items or 29045 AVENUE FOR A DIS- construction engineer- aged systems and fin- courts.org. erated schedule SCOTT spaces may not be Pub: September 26, TANCE OF 1545.00 ing and inspection ishes for approximately 24654 1106 Harrison Avenue, available at time of October 3, 2019 FEET; THENCE RUN (CEI) of the sidewalk 100,000 S.F. of existing IN THE CIRCUIT Dated this 13th day of Applicants that have Suite E sale. NORTH 89 DEGREES and minor drainage im- middle school. 25085 COURT OF THE 14TH September, 2019. submitted qualifications Panama City, Florida 32 MINUTES 44 SEC- provements on the CR NOTICE TO JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN in response to a Re- 32401 UNIT NAME UNIT ONDS WEST FOR A 67 (Tallahassee Street) Sealed Bids will be re- CONTRACTORS AND FOR BAY BILL KINSAUL quest for Qualifications 850-381-8536 CONTENTS DISTANCE OF 194.5 7 Sidewalk Improve- ceived until October 2, COUNTY, FLORIDA Clerk Of The Circuit from Bay District FL BAR # 97351 FEET TO THE POINT ments Project. The 2019, at 2:00 PM, first Florida Department of CIVIL DIVISION: Court Schools in the last 12 [email protected] Hughes, Tina Oletha OF BEGINNING; scope of this project floor Board Room at Transportation Projec CASE NO.: months need only sub- m 00015 t THENCE RUN SOUTH will include the con- Bay District Schools 19000548CA By: Jennifer Estrada mit a letter of interest, Household goods 01 DEGREES 03 MIN- struction of a sidewalk Administrative Building, Deputy Clerk information about your Personal Representa- Bids will be received by UTES 44 SECONDS on C.R. 67 1311 Balboa Avenue, FREEDOM MORT- current workload and tive Phillips, Brandy Renee the District Three Head- WEST FOR A DIS- (Tallahassee Street) Panama City, Florida 2:00 p.m GAGE CORPORATION, Submitted by: updated copies of your Betty Jean Saye 00031 quarters until . TANCE OF 75.00 from Avenue A north- 32401. Bids delivered Thursday, October Plaintiff Choice Legal Group, insurance certificates 1803 Cherry St. Household goods on FEET TO THE ward to Crooked Creek to Lord & Son 10, 2019. Proposal ID P. A . and contractor’s li- Panama City, FL NORTHERLY RIGHT Road in Carrabelle, FL Construction’s office lo- E3T06-R0 VS. P.O. Box 771270 cense. New applica- 32401 Fronek, John 00080 , Mowing in OF WAY LINE OF as identified in the cated at 19 David Coral Springs, FL tions should submit five Pub: September 26, Household goods Holmes, Walton & POLLY AVENUE; County’s Local Agency Street, Fort Walton KIMBERLY KRISTINA 33077 copies of the Statement October 3, 2019 Washington Counties. THENCE RUN NORTH Participation contract Beach, FL 32547 must HALSTEAD A/K/A KIM- phone: (954) 453-0365 of Qualifications. All Conley, Benjamin E3T07, Tree & Brush 89 DEGREES 32 MIN- with the Florida Depart- arrive prior to 10:00 AM 24694 BERLY HALSTEAD; Fax: (954) 771-6052 submissions are due Grant 00081 Removal in Holmes & UTES 04 SECONDS ment of Transportation on October 2, 2019 so GABRIEL GENARO SI- Toll Free: by 9:00 AM on Thurs- IN THE CIRCUIT Household goods Washington Counties. WEST ALONG SAID (FDOT). Consideration they can be delivered E3T09-R0 ERRA A/K/A GABRIEL 1-800-441-2438 day, October 10, 2019. COURT FOR BAY , Removal NORTHERLY RIGHT will be given to only to the School District SIERRA; INNOVA- DESIGNATED PRI- Send or personally de- COUNTY FLORIDA Begay, Liza 00213 pavement markers in OF WAY LINE FOR A those firms that are before bid time. All bids TIONS FEDERAL MARY E-MAIL FOR liver submittals to the PROBATE DIVISION Household goods Holmes, Walton & DISTANCE OF 64.58 qualified pursuant to are required to be sub- CASE NO. 19-854CP CREDIT UNION; K SI- SERVICE PURSUANT following address: Washington Counties. FEET; THENCE RUN law and that have been mitted on Lord & Son’s E3T16 MON CONSTRUC- TO FLA. R. JUD. AD- Hancock, Timothy , Outfall ditch NORTH 01 DEGREES prequalified by FDOT bid form located in the TION, INC.; UN- MIN 2.516 Bay District Schools IN RE: THE ESTATE 00227 restoration in Bay 03 MINUTES 44 SEC- to perform the indi- bid packages. Please KNOWN SPOUSE OF eservice@clegal- Facilities Department OF NANCY ANN Household goods County. Complete lett- ONDS EAST FOR A cated types of work. contact Dale Whitaker GABRIEL GENARO SI- group.com ATTN: Lee Walters ABEL, ing advertisement infor- DISTANCE OF 75.00 or Dave Burleson at Work Types: ERRA A/K/A GABRIEL Pub: Sept. 19, 26, 2019 1311 Balboa Avenue Deceased. Southern Self Storage mation for this project FEET; THENCE RUN (850) 863-5158 with SIERRA; UNKNOWN Panama City, FL 1816 Thomas Drive is available on our SOUTH 89 DEGREES 10.1 - Roadway Con- any questions. NOTICE TO SPOUSE OF KIM- 32401 Panama City Beach, FL website at https://www 32 MINUTES 04 SEC- struction Engineering Pub: Sept. 24, 26, 2019 24680 CREDITORS BERLY KRISTINA 32408 .fdot.gov/contracts/d3/l ONDS EAST FOR A Inspection PUBLIC NOTICE Response Deadline 25233 HALSTEAD A/K/A KIM- Note: 850-235-2533 ettings/dist-letting-project-info. DISTANCE OF 64.58 : BERLY HALSTEAD; The administration of Pub: September 26, shtm or by call- FEET TO THE POINT Monday, October 14, IN THE CIRCUIT UNKNOWN TENANT IN The Bay County School Professional Services the Estate of Nancy October 3, 2019 ing (850) 330-1364. OF BEGINNING. 2019 at 4:30 P.M. EDT COURT, FOURTEENTH Opening Date: POSSESSION OF THE Board announces that Selection Committee Ann Abel., Deceased, Pub: Sept. 19, 26, 2019 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Construction Manage- whose date of death 24734 Tuesday, October 15, THE STATE OF FLOR- SUBJECT PROPERTY, will meet to shortlist ap- 25103 Property Address: ment (CM) Services will was March 5, 2019, is IN THE CIRCUIT 2019 at The County IDA, IN AND FOR BAY Defendants. plicants for interview on IN THE CIRCUIT 9010 Polly Avenue, be required for work Thursday, October 10, pending in the Circuit COURT FOR BAY Panama City, FL Commission meeting COUNTY COURT OF THE FOUR- PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE OF due to damages sus- 2019 at 2:00 PM in the Court for Bay County, COUNTY, FLORIDA 32408 which begins at 9:00 TEENTH JUDICIAL FILE NO. 18- 340 -CP FORECLOSURE SALE tained from Hurricane Facilities Department Florida, Probate Divi- PROBATE DIVISION A.M. ET. Michael for four sion, the address of Case No. 2019 CP 922 CIRCUIT OF THE Professional Services STATE OF FLORIDA, together with all exist- upcoming construction Selection Committee which is 300 E. Fourth ing or subsequently This project is federally IN RE: THE ESTATE projects listed below. Street, Panama City, IN RE: ESTATE OF IN AND FOR BAY funded with assistance OF LUGENIA HELMS, NOTICE IS HEREBY will interview shortlisted COUNTY, CIVIL DIVI- erected or affixed build- GIVEN pursuant to Fi- The CM firm selected applicants on Thurs- Florida 32401. The CHRISTOPHER R. ings, improvements from the FDOT and the Deceased. will be awarded Project names and addresses RONGEY, SION Federal Highway Ad- nal Judgment of Fore- day, October 17, 2019 CASE NO.: and fixtures. #1 and based on per- of the personal repre- Deceased. ministration (FHWA). NOTICE OF ACTION closure dated the 11th beginning at 8:00 AM 2018-CA-000194 day of September, and formance, subsequent School Board Approval sentative and the per- Any person claiming an By submitting a letter of NOTICE TO entered in Case No. projects in the order as of the CM Selection will sonal representative’s interest in the surplus response, the Consult- To: THE UNKNOWN listed. attorney are set forth CREDITORS ROUNDPOINT MORT- ant certifies that they HEIRS, DEVISEES, 19000548CA, of the be on Tuesday, Octo- GAGE SERVICING funds from the sale, if Circuit Court of the ber 22, 2019 below. any, other than the are in compliance with GRANTEES, CREDI- 1.) Mowat Middle TO ALL PERSONS CORPORATION, FDOT Procedure No. TORS, AND ALL PER- 14TH Judicial Circuit in Pub: September 19, Plaintiff, property owner as of and for BAY County, School Media Center 26, October 3, 2019 All creditors of the de- HAVING CLAIMS OR the date of the lis pend- 375-030-006 SONS CLAIMING BY, Florida, wherein FREE- Rebuild and Reroof cedent and other per- DEMANDS AGAINST ens, must file a claim (Restriction on Consult- THROUGH, UNDER 24692 v. DOM MORTGAGE 2.) Mowat Middle sons having claims or THE ABOVE ESTATE: within sixty (60) days ants Eligibility to Com- OR AGAINST JIMMY School Campus-wide IN THE CIRCUIT demands against dece- pete for Department LEE JEFFERSON, de- CORPORATION is the MARK A. HOWARD after the sale. Plaintiff and KIMBERLY Re-roofing of all build- COURT FOR BAY dents estate on whom You are hereby notified Contracts) and that no ceased; ings except Media Cen- COUNTY FLORIDA a copy of this notice is that an Order of Sum- JR.; SARAH HOWARD; principle is presently KRISTINA HALSTEAD UNKNOWN TENANT # Persons with a disabil- A/K/A KIMBERLY ter and Gymnasium PROBATE DIVISION required to be served mary Administration ity needing special ac- suspended, proposed YOU ARE NOTIFIED CASE NO. 19-482CP 1; UNKNOWN TENANT HALSTEAD; GABRIEL 3.) Mowat Middle must file their claims has been entered in the commodation in order for debarment, de- that a Petition for Sum- School Gymnasium with this court WITHIN estate of Christopher R. #2; ANY AND ALL UN- clared ineligible or vol- mary Administration, GENARO SIERRA KNOWN PARTIE(S) to access court facili- A/K/A GABRIEL SI- Re-roofing IN RE: THE ESTATE THE LATER OF 3 Rongey, deceased, File ties or participate in a untarily excluded from Petition to Determine 4.) Mowat Middle OF JOHNNIE B. TA- MONTHS AFTER THE Number Case No. 2019 WHO ARE NOT participation on this Homestead and Deter- ERRA; INNOVATIONS KNOWN TO BE DEAD court proceeding at FEDERAL CREDIT UN- School Interior Repairs TUM, TIME OF THE FIRST CP 922, by the Circuit any courthouse or transaction by any Fed- mination of Heirs relat- Deceased. PUBLICATION OF THIS Court for Bay County, OR ALIVE, WHETHER eral Department or ing to real property lo- ION K SIMON CON- SAID UNKNOWN PAR- court program, should STRUCTION, INC.; are As authorized by Flor- NOTICE OR 30 DAYS Florida, Probate Divi- within two (2) days of Agency. cated in Bay County, NOTICE TO TIES MAY CLAIM AN defendants. BILL ida Statute 287.055, the AFTER THE DATE OF sion, the address of receipt of notice, con- Florida, to wit: CREDITORS INTEREST AS KINSAUL as the Clerk selected firm(s) will es- SERVICE OF A COPY which is 300 E. 4th tact Court Administra- Information regarding SPOUSES. HEIRS, DE- Lots 16, 17, and 18 of the Circuit Court tablish a preconstruc- OF THIS NOTICE ON Street, Panama City, FL tion to request such an the proposal and the VISEES. GRANTEES, Block 24, according shall sell to the high- tion services agree- The administration of THEM. 32401; that the accommodation. complete Request For OR OTHER CLAIM- to the plat of Gulf estar4 best bidder for ment, then a guaran- the Estate of Johnnie decedent’s date of Please contact the fol- Proposals package can ANTS, Coast Development cash electronically at teed maximum price B. Tatum, Deceased, All other creditors of death was Jannary 19, lowing: Court Admin- be obtained from Mark Defendants. Company’s First Addi- www.bay.realforeclose.c with an established whose date of death the decedent’s estate 2019; that the total istration, P.O. Box Curenton, County tion to Panama City om at, 11:00 AM on completion date. was November 13, and other persons hav- value of the estate is 1089, Panama City, Planner, 850-653-9783 NOTICE OF on file in the Office of the 14th day of Novem- 2018, is pending in the ing claims or demands $44,023.46 and that the Florida 32402; Phone: x-160 or markc@frankli FORECLOSURE SALE the Clerk of Court, ber, 2019, the following To be eligible for con- Circuit Court for Bay against the decedent’s names and addresses 850-747- 5327; Hearing ncountyflorida.com. In Bay County, Florida. described property as sideration, all inter- County, Florida, Pro- estate must file their of those to whom it has & Voice Impaired: order to ensure a fair, NOTICE OF SALE IS BCP #19803-000-000 set forth in said Final ested firms must, at the bate Division, the ad- claims with this court been assigned by such 1-800-955-8771; Email: competitive, and open time of submission, be dress of which is 300 E. WITHIN 3 MONTHS order are: HEREBY GIVEN pursu- process, once a project (the “Property”) Judgment, to wit: ant to the Final Judg- [email protected] authorized to do busi- 4th Street, Panama AFTER THE DATE OF ourts.org, is advertised for pro- ness in the State of City, Florida 32401. THE FIRST PUBLICA- Name Address ment of Foreclosure posals, all communica- And seeking distribu- LOT 17 AND 18, entered on September BLOCK 326, LYNN Florida; hold a Florida The names and ad- TION OF THIS NO- WITNESS my hand and tions between inter- tion of same under the General Contractor li- dresses of the personal TICE. Marsha E. Rongey 10, 2019, and entered ested firms and the terms of the Last Will HAVEN, AS PER PLAT in Case No. the seal of this court on THEREOF RE- cense; provide proof of representative and the 50 Smokewood Drive September 12 , 2019 County must be di- and Testament of insurance coverage personalALL CLAIMS NOT Elgin, SC 29045 2018-CA-000194 of the rected to Mark Lugenia Helms has CORDED IN THE OF- Circuit Court of the FICE OF THE CLERK (minimum $1 million for representative’s attor- FILED WITHIN THE Bill Kinsaul Curenton, County been filed in the Estate single projects and $2 ney are set forth below. TIME PERIODS SET ALL INTERESTED PER- Fourteenth Judicial Cir- Planner, 850653-9783 of Lugenia Helms, Bay OF THE CIRCUIT cuit, in and for Bay Clerk of the Circuit COURT OF BAY million aggregate); FORTH IN SECTION SONS ARE NOTIFIED Court x-160 or markc@frankli County Probate case # demonstrate a capabil- All creditors of the de- 733.702 OF THE FLOR- THAT: County, Florida, ncountyflorida.com. 18-340-CP. You are re- COUNTY, FLORIDA wherein ROUNDPOINT ity to provide required cedent and other per- IDA PROBATE CODE By: Jennifer Estrada quired to serve a copy Performance, Labor sons having claims or WILL BE FOREVER All creditors of the es- MORTGAGE SERVIC- If interested, qualified of your written objec- IF YOU ARE A PER- ING CORPORATION is Deputy Clerk SON CLAIMING A and Material Bonds; demands against dece- BARRED. tate of the decedent consultants are re- tions or defenses on demonstrate appropri- dents estate on whom and persons having the Plaintiff, and MARK quired to submit the Daniel Harmon, Esq., RIGHT TO FUNDS RE- A. HOWARD JR.; SOKOLOF REMTULLA, MAINING AFTER THE ate financial strength; a copy of this notice is NOTWITHSTANDING claims or demands LLC 224 Datura Street, original and two (2) the Petitioner’s attor- and have an accepta- required to be served THE TIME PERIODS against the estate of SARAH HOWARD; UN- copies of the letter of ney, whose address is SALE, YOU MUST KNOWN TENANT # 1; Suite 515 West Palm FILE A CLAIM WITH ble history regarding lit- must file their claims SET FORTH ABOVE, the decedent other Beach, Florida 33401 response to the Frank 23 E. Eighth Street, igation and defaults. In with this court WITHIN ANY CLAIM FILED than those for whom UNKNOWN TENANT lin County Clerk’s Of- Panama City, Florida THE CLERK NO #2; ANY AND ALL UN- Phone: 561-507-5252 LATER THAN THE addition, firms must THE LATER OF 3 TWO YEARS OR provision for full pay- Fax: 561-342-4842 fice, 33 Market Street, 32401 on or before Oc- submit a Statement of MONTHS AFTER THE MORE AFTER THE ment was made in the KNOWN PARTIE(S) Suite 203, Apalachi- tober 21, 2019, and file DATE THAT THE WHO ARE NOT Counsel for Plaintiff CLERK REPORTS Qualifications, and if TIME OF THE FIRST DECEDENT’S DATE OF Order of Summary Ad- Pub: Sept. 19, 26, 2019 cola, FL 32320 by the the original with the shortlisted, commit to PUBLICATION OF THIS DEATH IS BARRED ministration must file KNOWN TO BE DEAD response deadline. Clerk of this court ei- THE FUNDS AS UN- OR ALIVE, WHETHER CLAIMED. IF YOU participate in an inter- NOTICE OR 30 DAYS their claims with this 25195 ther before service or view with the Selection AFTER THE DATE OF The date of first publi- court WITHIN THE SAID UNKNOWN PAR- NOTICE TO Please indicate on the immediately thereafter; FAIL TO FILE A TIES MAY CLAIM AN CLAIM, YOU WILL Committee. SERVICE OF A COPY cation of this notice is TIME PERIODS SET CONTRACTORS envelope that this is a otherwise a default will OF THIS NOTICE ON the 26th day of Sep- FORTH IN FLORIDA INTEREST AS sealed proposal for the be entered against you NOT BE ENTITLED TO SPOUSES. HEIRS, DE- ANY REMAINING Required components THEM. tember, 2019. STATUTES SECTION Florida Department of “RFQ #433567-1-68-01 for the relief demanded of service for assigned 733.702. ALL CLAIMS VISEES. GRANTEES, Transportation Project ;CR67 Tallahassee in the Complaint. A FUNDS. AFTER THE OR OTHER CLAIM- FUNDS ARE RE- projects will include the All other creditors of Attorney for Personal AND DEMANDS NOT Street Sidewalk Project hearing on the Petitions following: the decedent’s estate Representative: SO FILED WILL BE ANTS are the Defend- Bids will be received by CEI Services”. referenced above has PORTED AS UN- ants, Bill Kinsaul, Clerk CLAIMED, ONLY THE and other persons hav- CHRISTOPHER L. FOREVER BARRED. the District Three Head- Pub: Sept. 26, 2019 been scheduled for No- Collaboration with the ing claims or demands SCOTT NOTWITHSTANDING of the Circuit Court in quarters until 2:00 p.m. vember 13, 2019 begin- OWNER OF RECORD 25221 Architect and School against the decedent’s PO Box 1671 ANY OTHER APPLICA- Bay County, Florida, on Monday, October ning at 9:00 am CST AS OF THE DATE OF NOTIFICATION District estate must file their Lynn Haven, Florida BLE TIME PERIOD, will sell to the highest 14, 2019. Proposal ID before the Honorable THE LIS PENDENS INVITING Options Analysis, value claims with this court 32444 ANY CLAIM FILED and best bidder for E3T17, Replacing Elijah. Smiley, Circuit MAY CLAIM THE SUBCONTRACTORS engineering, cost esti- WITHIN 3 MONTHS 850-381-8536 TWO (2) YEARS OR cash at www.bay.realfo Fencing in Bay County. Judge, in chambers at SURPLUS. FOR BID mating, scheduling AFTER THE DATE OF FL BAR # 97351 r MORE AFTER THE rcelose.com at 11:00 Proposal ID E3T19, Re- the Bay County Court Market analysis, culti- THE FIRST PUBLICA- [email protected] DECEDENT’S DATE OF am on October 25, placing items at Rest House, 300 East 4th If you are a person 2019 in accordance Lord & Son Construc- with a disability who vation of bidders, prep- TION OF THIS NO- m DEATH IS BARRED. Areas in Jackson Street, Panama City FL aration of bid packages TICE. with Section 45.031, County. Complete lett- tion, Inc. is requesting 32401. needs any accommo- Florida Statutes. The bids from subcontrac- dation in order to par- and bidding of trade Personal Representa- The date of first publi- ing advertisement infor- contracts ALL CLAIMS NOT tive cation of this Notice is following described mation for this project tors interested in sub- DATED September 19, ticipate in this pro- property as set forth in mitting quotations for ceeding, you are enti- Participation in the FILED WITHIN THE DIANE PAGE September 26, 2019. is available on our 2019. School District’s direct TIME PERIODS SET 4417 Chandler Rd. said Final Judgment, to website at https://www the following divisions tled, at no cost to you, wit: of work: Audio Visual to the provision of materials purchase pro- FORTH IN SECTION Hermitage, TN 37076 Attorney for Person .fdot.gov/contracts/d3/l BILL KINSAUL gram to recover sales 733.702 OF THE FLOR- Pub: September 26, Giving Notice ettings/dist-letting-project-info. Systems, Subcontrac- CLERK OF THE CIR- certain assistance. 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BAY COUNTY, FLOR- AVIATION PANAMA CITY: BARGAINS!! SOUTHPORT: STERLING Electricians & IDA Grads work with 3380 State Ave. Electrical JetBlue, United, Delta (Baldwin Rd. or Hwy 4509 Tender Creek BARGAINS!! SILVER BY: K. Sims and others- start here 390 to State Ave. Fol- cove BARGAINS!! Helpers Needed Deputy Clerk (North on Resota Bch FLATWARE Call 850-774-2538 with hands on training low the signs) 400 DVD’s, air com- Complete Dinner Pub: September 26, for FAA certification. Fi- Sat. 9/28/19 Rd past Edwards. Right pressor, 2 man boat, October 3, 10, 17, 2019 on Sweetfield Ln. Right size 8 place setting. nancial aid if qualified. 8:00-2:00 TOO MUCH TO LIST! 6 serving pcs. Call AIM CHURCH-WIDE on Baxley Bend Rd. Will sell bundle to one 25243 Right on Cedar Creek Reed & Barton. These tiny ads NOTICE OF SALE 888-242-2649. Niceville: SALE person or individually. FRANCIS 1. Will Partin Dr & Winding Supporting mission Dr. Right on Summer 850-481-2442 PURSUANT TO FL. ST. 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