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APRIL 4, 2017 JASPER, ALABAMA — TUESDAY — WWW.MOUNTAINEAGLE.COM 75 CENTS WALKER COUNTY CHILDREN’S ADVOCACY CENTER BRIEFS Nauvoo woman dies Third annual Safe Kids in auto crash A Nauvoo woman died in a single-vehi- Expo set for Saturday cle accident Sunday morning. By ED HOWELL Amy Cannon, a volunteer coordina- Daily Mountain Eagle tor for the center, said volunteers are Trisha Nicole Sims, still being actively sought to help 21, died when the The Third Annual Safe Kids Expo with the free event, which will involve 2002 Honda Accord will be held Saturday for all children carnival-themed games and inflata- she was driving left in Walker County, with free games, bles lining around the square from 2 inflatables and prizes — as well as a to 6 p.m. at the Walker County Court- Daily Mountain Eagle file - Ron Harris the roadway and dog that is used to comfort victims in house Square. The Safe Kids Expo, overturned off a court. The event is sponsored by the which began as a Leadership Walker Last year, more than 3,000 people attended the Safe bridge. by the Walker County Children’s Ad- Kids Expo, which is sponsored by the Walker County See EXPO, A5 The accident hap- vocacy Center. Children’s Advocacy Center. pened at 8:05 a.m. on Sandcut Road, one mile south of A DISNEY EXPERIENCE Nauvoo. Sims was pronounced dead at the scene. State troopers are investigating.

City council to meet today The Jasper City Council will meet at 10 a.m. today in the council chambers on the second floor at City Hall in down- town Jasper. The meeting is open to the public. The meeting can also be viewed live online at www. jaspercity.com.

DEATHS Quilla Joy Smith Dotson, 80, Nauvoo Robert Elmer Reece, 68, Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris Jasper Norman Curtis “Curt” Nix, Band members Cole Meadows and Emiliano Estrada lead the Walker High School Marching Band Friday morning in a parade 89, Nauvoo down Main Street USA in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla. The band performed as part of Disney’s Per- Homer Charles Parker, 78, Dora forming Arts Program and got to enjoy all that the Magic Kingdom has to offer. Band members also enjoyed time at Epcot, Animal Randy Clay Black, 57, Kingdom and Hollywood Studios. For more photos from the band’s trip, see A14 of today’s Eagle. Jasper Polly Knott Best, 83, Sipsey Melvin E. Smith, 79, Dora Rose Marie Tittle Warren, WALKER COUNTY COMMISSION ALABAMA 71, Pell City Trisha Nichole German LEGISLATURE Sims, 21, Nauvoo Terry D. Alexander, 70, Commission Jasper Lawmakers Jimmie Lee Best, 47, Dora Christopher Kell, 48, Jasper signs off on new Johnny R. Bradford, 84, face decisions Jasper workforce region Full obituaries / A2 on budgets, By ED HOWELL WEATHER Daily Mountain Eagle impeachment The Walker County Commission on Monday endorsed a new plan that will place Walker MONTGOMERY (AP) — Alabama High Low County is a revamped workforce development re- lawmakers return from spring break 83 60 gion, ending a lopsided system where it was Tuesday to a full plate of issues. State lumped with 64 other counties. budgets, prison construction and action Deputy Secretary of Commerce Ed Castile, on the proposed impeachment of Gov. who is in charge of the Workforce Development Robert Bentley are among the matters INDEX Division, and Secretary of the Department of set to be decided before the session Labor Fitzgerald Washington spoke to the com- ends in late May. Cashword...... A8 mission Monday about the plan. Also present Here’s a look at the key items before Classifieds...... A12 was David Knight, the executive director of the legislators: Comics...... A7 Walker County Development Authority. Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris IMPEACHMENT Dear Abby...... A7 Castile, who has also been executive director Gov. Robert Bentley faces possible Horoscope...... A7 Walker County Commission Chairman Jerry of Alabama Industrial Development and Train- Bishop was the guest speaker at Monday’s ouster from office over a scandal in- Opinion...... A6 ing (AIDT) for almost 24 years, said his office volving a former aide. The impeach- Sports...... A10 and Labor are working together to deal with meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Jasper. ment attempt, which started out as a Bishop spoke about challenges facing the long shot pushed by the governor’s crit- One section, 14 pages See COMMISSION, A5 county over the next few years. ics, could end with the House making a decision in May. Check The governor’s attorney objected to out our the special counsel’s plan to release his Facebook report on April 7, saying the investiga- page at Commission to hold spring cleanup April 22 tion has gone “off the rails” and gives Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle the governor no opportunity to re- By ED HOWELL ing that two days earlier Car- garbage were picked up in the spond. Lawmakers might be influenced Daily Mountain Eagle bon Hill held a successful com- course of the day. by a decision by the Alabama Ethics munity clean up day. Emergency Management Co- Commission, which is expected to con- The Walker County Commis- Carbon Hill Mayor Mark ordinator Regina Myers said at sider April 5 whether there is any prob- sion will hold its major annual Chambers said Saturday night the commission meeting that able cause Bentley broke state ethics spring cleanup day on Saturday, that the community had 50 vol- she, revenue auditor Robbie law. April 22, county officials said. unteers to turn out, which was Dickerson and former commis- DEATH PENALTY The announcement was made the number that city leaders sioner Bobby Nunnelley are on The Alabama House of Representa- at Monday’s commission meet- had hoped for. Many of them a committee to coordinate the tives is scheduled to vote Tuesday on ing. District 2 Commissioner were Carbon Hill High School Jeff Burrough said at the meet- students. About 170 bags of See CLEANUP, A5 See LEGISLATURE, A5 A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., April 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com

Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Tuesday, April 4, 2017 TENN. Quilla Joy Smith Dotson Polly Knott Best Oxford Quilla Joy Smith Dotson, 80, of Nauvoo, passed away Jan. 19, 1934 – April 2, 2017 82/62 Huntsville ARK. 80/59 Saturday, April 1, 2017, at her residence. Polly Knott Best, 83, of Sipsey, passed away Sunday, The family received friends Monday, April 3, 2017, from April 2, 2017, at Ridgeview Nursing Home. 6 until 9 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home in Jasper. The family will receive friends Wednesday, April 5, GA. Funeral services will be today, April 4, 2017, at 10 a.m. at 2017, at 10 a.m. at Sipsey Church of God. Funeral serv- Highway 5 Church of God in Jasper, with burial at Ash- ices will be Wednesday, April 5, 2017, at noon at Sipsey Greenville Birmingham bank Cemetery in Nauvoo. Johnny Hopgood will officiate. Church of God, with burial at New Hope Cemetery. Dale 82/64 81/61 Dotson was preceded in death by her father, Lewis I. Lawley and Ricky Adams will officiate. Smith; mother, Martha Nelson Smith; husband, Purvis Best was preceded in death by her father, Dorse Tid- H. Dotson; daughter, Yasamini Grimes; and brother, Louis well; mother, Ella Tidwell; sisters, Jean Tidwell and Smith Jr. Dorothy Lay; brothers, Fred Tidwell, William Tidwell and She is survived by her son, Stanley P. Dotson; son, Kenneth Tidwell; husband, J.M. Knott; and husband, Jackson Montgomery 84/63 Donny H. Dotson; daughter, Tammy Key (Timmy); son, James Best. 85/64 Jamie Dotson; sisters, Mary Carey and Georgia Barnett; She is survived by her daughter, Tammie Dooley brothers, William Andrew “Bill” Smith (Melva) and Car- (David); sons, Morris Knott (Cathy) and Terry Knott los E. Smith (Shelby); son-in-law, Floyd Grimes); sister- (Sharron); sister, Betty Norris; brothers, James L. Tidwell, Brookhaven Hattiesburg 85/65 86/63 in-law, Rita Smith; 13 grandchildren; and 12 Wallace C. Tidwell and Thomas Tidwell; grandchildren, great-grandchildren. Jessica Miller, Jesse Knott and Trevor Dooley; and a host Mobile Pallbearers will be Chris Dotson, Josh Dotson, Floyd of step great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchil- 83/66 Grimes, Johnathan Grimes, Greg Dotson, Jeremy Key, dren. LA. FLA. and Justin Dotson. Pallbearers will be Randy Tidwell, Bruce Tidwell, Paul Lay, Kenneth Lay, David Norris and Matt Norris. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Robert Elmer Reece Robert Elmer Reece, 68, of Jasper, passed away Satur- Melvin E. Smith ©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. day, April 1, 2017, at his residence. Melvin E. Smith, 79, of Dora, passed away Monday The family will receive friends today, April 4, 2017, from April 3, 2017. He was a member of the First Baptist 11 a.m. until noon at Collins-Burke Funeral Home. Fu- Church of Sumiton. He was retired from Sears-Roebuck neral services will be today, April 4, 2017, at noon in the Company. Collins-Burke Chapel, with burial at Smith Cemetery in The family will receive friends today, April 4, 2017, from Carbon Hill. Bill Martin will officiate. 6 until 8 p.m. at New Horizon Memorial Funeral Home Reece was preceded in death by his father, James in Dora. Funeral services will be Wednesday, April 5, Reece; mother, Fannie Bessie Smith Reece; sisters, Eliza- 2017, at 11 a.m. in the New Horizon Memorial Chapel. beth Reece, Glenda Gaines and Evelyn Sims; and brother, The Rev. Charles Underwood and the Rev. Ted Johnson Johnnie Reece, Albert Reece and J.W. Reece. will officiate. Burial will follow in New Horizon Memorial He is survived by his wife, Gloria K. Eravi Reece of Gardens. Jasper; daughters, Belinda Waddell (Gator) and Brenda Smith was preceded in death by his parents, James and Wade (Billy); sisters, Joyce Alexander (Ira), Joan Era Smith; and his sister, Kathleen Hollis. Wadsworth and Ruth Dickerson; grandchild, Erika Survivors include his wife of 60 years, Jimmie L. Smith Rivera, Jamie Wortman, Justin Williams, Lee Wade and of Dora; nephew, Tim Hollis of Dora; sister-in-law, Peggy Kayla Wade; and eight great-grandchildren. Cupps and her husband, Roy, of Sumiton and brother-in- Pallbearers will be Lee Wade, Justin Williams, Tommy law, Ronnie Morrow and his wife, Wanda, of Dora. Wadsworth, Kevin Wadsworth, Eric Wadsworth and Online condolences may be expressed at www.newhori- James Reece. Honorary pallbearers will be Paul Eravi zonmemorial.com. and Mike Wright. Lucius Fontenot/The Daily Advertiser via AP New Horizon Memorial Funeral Home, Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Dora: 205-648-2323 The remains of a trailer lie where a woman and her 3-year-old daughter were killed during a severe storm in Breaux Bridge, La., Sunday. Norman Curtis ‘Curt’ Nix Trisha Nichole Norman Curtis “Curt” Nix, 89, of Nauvoo, passed away Saturday, April 1, 2017, at his residence. German Sims The family will receive friends today, April 4, 2017, from November 29, 1995 – April 2, 2017 Severe storms sweep noon until 2 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home. Fu- Trisha Nichole German Sims, 21, of Nauvoo, passed neral services will be today, April 4, 2017, at 2 p.m. in the away Sunday, April 2, 2017, in an au- through South; 5 killed Collins-Burke Chapel, with burial at Old Flatwoods tomobile accident. Cemetery in Nauvoo. The family will receive friends JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A Mississippi woman who Nix was preceded in death by his father, Auberst “Bud” Thursday, April 6, 2017, at 10 a.m. at desperately tried to direct rescuers to her sinking vehi- Nix; mother, Ada Beard Nix; wife, Roberta Pike Nix; sis- Collins-Burke Funeral Home. Funeral cle after it skidded into a rain-swollen creek was among ters, Geneva Darnell and Myrtie Ratliff; brothers, Doyle services will be Thursday, April 6, five people killed in storms across the South. Nix, Lonnie Nix, Buck Nix and Olan Nix. 2017, at noon in the Collins-Burke Jacqueline Williams, 52, was in the process of running He is survived by his sons, Ricky Alan Nix of Nauvoo Chapel, with burial at New Flatwoods a newspaper delivery route when her car slid off a road and David Lee Nix (Marilyn); grandchildren, Kylee Nix Cemetery. Gregory A. Webb and Brian into a creek in her hometown of Florence before dawn and Kandie Gillispie (David); and great-grandchildren, Manasco will officiate. Monday, authorities said. She dialed 911 from the car Kylee Nix, Madalyn Nix, Blanton Gillispie, Bennett Sims was preceded in death by her as it went down, said Rankin County Coroner David Gillispie, Ava Zell Gillispie and Marley Brooke Gillispie. father, Thomas Larry German; grand- Ruth. parents, Alton and Avelene German; and Uncle, Kenneth Ruth said Williams was trying to relay her location to Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Derrick. a dispatcher as the car settled into the swirling waters. She is survived by her husband, Joseph Daniel Scott “She was trying to tell the dispatcher where she was, Sims; mother, Deborah Lee Derrick Hoobler (Mark); step- and she could actually hear the sirens,” Ruth said. Homer Charles Parker father, Chris Hulsey; daughter, Brooklin German; son, The two lost contact, and Ruth said a swift-water re- Ryder German; sisters, Brandi Mitich (Steven), Brittany Homer Charles Parker, 78, of Dora, passed away, Sat- Derrick and Paige Hoobler; brothers, Brandon German, covery team later found Williams’ body in the creek out- urday, April 1, 2017, at his residence. side the car. Cameron Hulsey and Kaleb Hoobler; grandparents, A memorial services will be held today, April 4, 2017, Lewis and Linda Derrick; nephew, Michael Christopher Florence Police Chief Richard Thomas said the cur- at 6 p.m. at Sumiton Assembly of God. Pastor Jack Thorn rent where Williams died was fast and strong. Mitich; niece, Peyton Mitich; aunt and uncle, Patricia and will officiate. James Waldrep; special friends, Kim and Bill Elliott, He said authorities got a call from a woman saying Survivors include his wife of 58 happy years, Joan her car was being swept into the water. Authorities im- Michelle and Mikayla Wideman and Heather Wideman; Parker; daughters, Deborah Parker and Ramona Allums and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. mediately began looking but couldn’t find her in time. and her husband, Ricky; sons, Homer Chuck Parker Jr. Records from the county’s 911 center show the first call and his wife, Cathy, and Jason Parker; grandchildren, Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 came at 4:35 a.m., responders were dispatched within Brandon Parker and his wife, Emily, Randy Parker and 17 seconds and arrived at 4:42 a.m. his wife, Michelle, Andy Allums, and Bailey Parker; great- “It was really quick,” Thomas said. grandchildren, Josh, Austin, Aubrey, Colton and Lucas Williams’ body was eventually recovered, and author- Parker, Ryder Allums, McKenleigh Parker, Alexas and Terry Dewayne Alexander ities pulled her small vehicle out of the water about Heather; sister, Barbara Chappell; and a host of special March 3, 1947 – April 2, 2017 three hours later. in-laws and friends. Terry D. Alexander, 70, of Jasper, was born March 3, Florence is a town of about 4,000 people. The chief de- The family wishes to extend a special thanks to his 1947, and passed away Sunday, April 2, 2017 at his resi- scribed Williams and her family as “really good people.” caretakers from Vistas Hospice including Anne, Gina, dence. “Twenty-some-odd years ago, our two boys played Julia, and Ashley. The family will receive friends Thursday, April 6, 2017, baseball together,” Thomas said. You may sign an online register or express private con- at noon at Edgil Grove Baptist Church. Funeral services In the tiny Mississippi Delta town of Glendora, the dolences to the family at www.BellSumiton.com. will be Thursday, April 6, 2017, at 2 p.m. at Edgil Grove mayor’s wife died Sunday when strong winds toppled a Baptist Church, with burial in the adjoining cemetery. tree onto the couple’s house. Mayor Johnny B. Thomas Bell Funeral Home, Sumiton; 205-648-6611 Hancel Cox will officiate. was briefly hospitalized with injuries after his wife, His parents were John Alexander Jr. and Meda, and he Shirley, was killed, said town clerk Aquarius Simmons. grew up with two brothers, older brother Jerry and baby “She was a nice lady. Very sweet. Everybody loved Randy Clay Black brother Mike. Growing up they lived on a farm so they her,” Simmons said of Shirley Thomas. started working on it at a very young age. This instilled March 15, 1960 – April 1, 2017 a strong work ethic in Terry. He was a worker. He worked Two other people died earlier in Louisiana, and a Randy Clay Black, 57, of Jasper, passed away Saturday, woman died Monday in South Carolina after storms along side his dad learning carpentry skills, his favorite April 1, 2017, at his residence. profession. After graduating from Walker High School, he swept through the state. The family will receive friends today, Some schools in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama attended Walker College earning his degree as an elec- April 4, 2017, from 6 until 9 p.m. at trician. He served a couple of years in the National canceled or delayed the start of classes Monday so stu- Collins-Burke Funeral Home. Funeral dents wouldn’t travel in heavy rain or on flooded streets. Guard. He worked as carpenter before dedicating 30 services will be Wednesday, April 5, years to Drummond Coal Company. Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards signed a statewide 2017, at 2:30 p.m. in the Collins-Burke emergency declaration Monday before embarking on a He married Brenda Faye Alexander in June 1969. They Chapel. Dale Lawley and Leonard shared 47 years together. They raised two children, Amy trip to survey storm damage in two central and south- Rigsby will officiate. ern parishes. Rigsby (Chad) and Brad Alexander (CaSondra). Terry Black was preceded in death by his had four grandchildren, Adison and Savana Alexander, father, Clyde Black; mother, Kathleen Owen and Roman Rigsby, who he loved dearly. VOLUME 55 NUMBER 291 Borden; stepfather, Wesley Messer; Terry was incredibly passionate about his family, daughter, Kayla Susan Black; broth- restoring antique cars, trading, farming and helping a ers, Rusty Hall, Forrest Black and Ozzie Black; nephew, friend in need. He enjoyed his friends visiting him at his Keith Hulsey; and grandparents, Love and Cora Black shop. He was definitely someone you could count on. Daily Mountain Eagle and McKinnley and Alma Borden. Terry was preceded in death by his wife, Brenda and He is survived by his wife, Lessia Black; son, Dillon their infant daughter, Jennifer; parents, John Alexander, - Main Office - Black (Erica) of Ardmore; sisters, Carolyn Hopkins (Eddy) 1301 E. 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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Three people were killed and four others in- jured Monday when an ex- plosion launched a boiler the size of a van through the roof a St. Louis box company and slammed much of it down hundreds of feet away in a neighbor- ing laundry business, the fire chief said. One person died in the blast about 8 a.m. at the Loy-Lange Box Co. and two more were killed when KMOV via AP a large piece of the boiler crashed into the Faultless This Monday photo from video by KMOV shows Healthcare Linen build- damage to the roof of a box company in St. Louis ing’s office area a block after a boiler exploded and flew before crashing away, Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson said. through the roof of a nearby laundry business. Au- Investigators were try- thorities said several people were killed as a result ing to pinpoint what of the explosion. caused the cast iron boiler estimated to weigh about a Cristina M. Fletes/St. Louis Post-Dispatch via AP clear if anyone was work- Investigators from the ton and a half to explode at ing on the boiler at the U.S. Department of Labor’s the building in a largely Crews work at the scene after a boiler exploded at a roof of a St. Louis box time of the blast. Occupational Safety and industrial area of south St. company and flew before crashing through the roof of a nearby laundry busi- The phone rang unan- Health Administration Louis, Jenkerson said. ness on Monday. Authorities said three people were killed as a result of the swered at Loy-Lange Box were on the scene, OSHA Two of four survivors explosion. Co., and an email message spokesman Scott Allen are critically injured, in- by The Associated Press to said. cluding a linen company when rescuers arrived and pipe — about 8 feet long — believing the explosion the company wasn’t imme- The agency’s online worker who was found that it had traveled up to linked to the explosion was accidental, Jenkerson diately returned. records show that Loy- pinned beneath the boiler, 500 feet. went through its roof, said investigators will The company is de- Lange was cited last year which Jenkerson said was None of the victims’ Jenkerson said. Other de- seek out and review the scribed on its website as a for a “general require- roughly 4 feet in diameter names have been released. bris was found on the boiler’s inspection and “full-service corrugator ment” arising from holes and 10 feet long. He said A third building was street, he said. maintenance records. and custom box manufac- in floors that prevented the boiler was still hot damaged when a piece of While at least initially It was not immediately turer.” proper cleaning.

Atlanta traffic horror: Crews razing fallen highway overpass No charges against Oklahoma ATLANTA (AP) — As stores noncombustible con- man who killed 3 home intruders crews rushed to clear de- struction materials, au- OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — An Oklahoma prosecu- bris from a major Atlanta thorities said. It rapidly tor said Monday no charges will be filed against a 23- interstate span that col- grew with smoke billowing year-old man who fatally shot three teenage intruders lapsed in a raging fire, high above the city’s sky- in his home, but that the woman who drove them commuters in the South- line. It didn’t take long be- there is being charged with first-degree murder. east’s largest city braced fore chunks of concrete Authorities say Zachary Peters was home alone for the first full workweek weakened by the high heat when he shot Maxwell Cook, Jacob Redfern and Jakob without the key link to began flying off the bridge, Woodruff with an AR-15 rifle on March 27 at his home some of the city’s biggest leaving firefighters to just outside the Tulsa suburb of Broken Arrow. suburbs. scramble away for safety. “It is the opinion of this office that Zachary Peters Officials pledged after No one was injured. acted justifiably ... when he used deadly force to de- Thursday’s collapse of a Basil Eleby was charged fend his home,” said Wagoner County Assistant Dis- 350-foot section of Inter- with first-degree arson trict Attorney Jack Thorp. “It was clear he operated state 85 that a replace and first-degree property AP Photo completely within the law when he used deadly force,” bridge would be built as damage. He remains in jail Thorp later told The Associated Press. soon as possible. But crews Crews work on a section of an overpass that col- on a $200,000 bond. Two The spellings of the names and the ages of the teens were working around the other people with him lapsed from a large fire on Interstate 85 in Atlanta differ in some public records, but Wagoner County clock again Sunday to fin- were charged with crimi- Deputy Nick Mahoney said the latest information is ish removing scorched de- Friday. nal trespass, authorities that Cook and Redfern were 18 and Woodruff was 15. bris from the collapsed After that, a replace- smoking crack prior to the said. Wagoner County Sheriff Chris Elliott said he sup- northbound span and re- ment bridge could take fire that broke out under The closed section of I-85 ports the decision not to charge Peters. “We support moving the southbound months to build. the bridge in an area north is a key link to Atlanta’s the right of our citizens, the right to bear arms and to span weakened by the The fire was started by a of downtown Atlanta northern and northeast defend their homes,” Elliott said. “In this such case, blaze. man who had talked about where the state of Georgia suburbs. we feel strongly that’s what took place here.” A4 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., April 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com Senate agrees to Democrats claim votes to block extend VA’s program of Gorsuch; GOP will override them private-sector care WASHINGTON (AP) — WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate on Monday ap- Democrats claimed the proved legislation that would extend a troubled pro- votes they needed Monday gram aimed at widening veterans’ access to to block President Donald private-sector health care, the first step in an over- Trump’s Supreme Court haul of programs at the Department of Veterans Af- nominee, but the victory fairs. was only fleeting, setting The bill passed by voice vote. It would allow the VA up a historic showdown to continue operating its Choice program until its with Republicans who in- money runs out, expected to occur early next year. tend to rewrite Senate Without legislation, the program will expire on Aug. rules and muscle Neil Gor- 7 with nearly $1 billion left over in its account. The such onto the high court. VA says that money can provide stopgap care until a The coming fight was as- broader revamp is designed. sured as the bitterly di- The Choice program was put in place after a 2014 vided Judiciary wait-time scandal at the Phoenix VA medical center Committee voted 11-9, in which some veterans died. Intended to provide vet- along party lines, to send erans more timely care, the Choice program allows Gorsuch’s nomination to veterans to go outside the VA network in cases where the full Senate, where Ma- they had to wait more than 30 days for an appoint- jority Leader Mitch Mc- ment or drive more than 40 miles to a facility. Yet it Connell of Kentucky has often encountered long wait times of its own due to vowed he will be confirmed bureaucratic glitches and other problems. on Friday. The Senate bill calls for fixes in the program to ad- Short of the 60 votes dress some of those concerns, by helping speed up VA needed to overcome proce- payments and promote greater sharing of medical dural hurdles, McConnell records. is ready to lead Republi- AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite It now goes to the House, which was expected to cans in a unilateral voting Democratic members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Sen. Amy easily pass the measure Wednesday. change so significant in “This bipartisan legislation cuts some of the red the rules-conscious Con- Klobuchar, D-Minn., left, and Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., question the Repub- tape that slows down veterans’ access to care in their gress that it’s been dubbed lican side as the panel meets to advance the nomination of President Donald communities,” said Montana Sen. Jon Tester, the top the “nuclear option,” lower- Trump's Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch Monday on Capitol Hill. Democrat on the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee. ing the confirmation “I’m proud that Republicans and Democrats in Con- threshold to a filibuster- Russia connections. The — Joe Manchin of West of North Dakota and Joe gress worked together to provide these solutions for proof simple majority in nomination of Gorsuch, by Virginia, Heidi Heitkamp Donnelly of Indiana. veterans.” the 100-member Senate. contrast, has won univer- Sen. Chris Coons of sal praise from Republi- Delaware became the key cans, some of whom call 41st vote for the Democ- his appointment Trump’s rats Monday, declaring best move so far as presi- during committee debate dent. Gorsuch has spent that Gorsuch’s conserva- more than a decade on the tive record showed an ac- federal appeals bench in tivist approach to the law Denver where he’s issued and that he evaded ques- consistently conservative tions during his confirma- rulings, and he appeared tion hearings. on Trump’s list of potential Coons also said that Re- candidates partly gener- publicans’ treatment of ated by the Federalist So- former President Barack ciety and Heritage Obama’s Supreme Court Foundation during the nominee, Merrick Gar- campaign. land, left lasting scars Gorsuch’s confirmation after they denied him so will also be vindication for much as a hearing follow- McConnell’s strategy of re- ing the death of Justice fusing to fill Scalia’s seat Antonin Scalia early last last year, instead leaving it year. open for the next presi- “We are at a historic mo- dent, even though few ment in the history of the imagined then that that United States Senate” due person would be Trump. to actions by both parties, The showdown over the Coons said. “We have “nuclear option,” expected eroded the process for on the Senate floor Thurs- reaching agreement and day, is likely to be accom- dishonored our long tradi- panied by much tions of acting above parti- hand-wringing from sena- sanship.” tors bemoaning the decay The long-term conse- of the chamber’s traditions quences of the coming con- of bipartisanship and frontation could be comity. profound, as the rules But both parties are to change Republicans in- blame. When the Democ- tend to enact would apply rats were in the majority, to future Supreme Court they removed the 60-vote nominees, too, allowing threshold for lower-court them to be voted onto the nominees in 2013 when court without any input Republicans were blocking from the minority party. Obama picks to a critical And though predicting a federal court. Republicans justice’s votes can be diffi- said then that Democrats cult, confirmation of the would come to regret it. 49-year-old Gorsuch is ex- Gorsuch will be con- pected to restore the con- firmed “and he should be,” servative majority that the No. 2 Senate Republi- existed while Scalia was can, John Cornyn of Texas, alive, which could then be said during Monday’s de- in place or even expand bate. “If Judge Gorsuch is over decades to come as unacceptable to our Demo- some of the more liberal cratic colleagues, there justices age. will never be a nominee by For Republicans and this president that you Trump, Gorsuch’s confir- will find acceptable. mation will be a moment Never.” of triumph, a bright spot in Gorsuch now counts 55 a troubled young adminis- supporters in the Senate: tration that’s failed on the the 52 Republicans, along legislative front with the with three moderate De- health care bill and is mocrats from states under investigation over Trump won last November 4-14-17 Trump: U.S. will forge a ‘great bond’ with Egypt

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump sig- naled a new era in U.S.-Egypt relations on Monday, as- 4-14-17 suring his Egyptian counterpart that years of tepid relations will now give way to a “great bond” between their two nations. Trump reunited with President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi for talks ranging from collaboration against the Islamic State group to bolstering Egypt’s flailing economy. In Trump, el-Sissi sees new opportunity after years of lukewarm relations with President Barack Obama.

“This is my first state visit to the United States since 4-14-17 my inauguration and this is the first visit in eight years for an Egyptian president to the United States,” el-Sissi pointed out at the start of his remarks. Obama never invited the Egyptian leader to the White House and Egypt’s government was repeatedly admonished over its human rights record. Obama even briefly suspended some U.S. military aid. It’s the second meeting for the pair. Reflecting on their first encounter in New York shortly before the general election, Trump said el-Sissi is someone “very close to 4-14-17 me.” El-Sissi hailed Trump on Monday for his “unique per- Dr. Tina Lubsen, Au.D. Doctor of Audiology CELEBRATING OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE sonality” and said that after their first meeting, “I bet Dr. Tina Lubsen has worked within the All American Hearing Network on you,” the latter being comments he made in Arabic since 2007 and has served in various roles for the organization. She has worked with the nationally recognized TeleHear consulting team since OVER YEARS that were not translated. 2014. She holds a Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American For Egypt, the objective is clear: Help us help you. Speech-Language and Hearing Association as well as being licensed to 50 In recent months, U.S. and Egyptian officials have practice Audiology in several states. Dr. Lubs en received her Undergraduate degree in Communicative Disorders and her sought to stress commonalities. Master’s degree in Audiology, both from the University of Alabama. She then continued Like Trump, el-Sissi believes he can eradicate radical her education, receiving her Doctorate in Audiology from Salus University. Islamic extremism. Her experience a nd expertise is in hearing aid amplification and programming as well as patient and family counseling. She has previously practiced in Ear, Nose and Throat “Together, we will fight terrorism and other things Clinics, clinical hospital settings as well as private practice. JASPER • 1600-G Hwy. 78 E. and we’re going to be friends for a very, very long time,” She believ es in the patient first philosophy which allows her to provide honest and individualized counseling and guidance through the amplification process. “I strive to give English Village • 282-4712 Trump said, citing a “great bond with the people of each patient the best hearing they can possibly receive so that they are connected to life. Egypt.” It is an honor for me to have the opportunity to work with each person and their family to BIRMINGHAM • 2523 5th Avenue South • 705-3977 help guide them to a life of better hearing.” DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., April 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — A5

DEATHS Legislature From A1 whether to end Alabama’s pacted as lawmakers make budget that attempts to would also authorize a & FUNERALS practice that allows a adjustments. The court save money in anticipation $325 million state bond judge to impose a death said the new districts must of tougher fiscal times next issue to build one new sentence when a jury has be in place before the 2018 year. House Ways and prison and renovate oth- Rose Marie recommended life impris- elections. The ruling came Means General Fund Com- ers, but the state must onment. Alabama is the after the Legislative Black mittee Chairman Steve have two lease agreements Tittle Warren last state to still allow a Caucus and the Alabama Clouse said the state is in place before borrowing Rose Marie Tittle Warren, 71, of Pell City, passed judge to override a jury’s Democratic Conference about to exhaust oil spill money. away Friday, March 31, 2017, in Franklin, Tenn. sentencing recommenda- challenged the map drawn settlement money that has CHILD CARE The family will receive friends Wednesday, April 5, tion in capital murder by the GOP-majority Ala- helped prop up the Medi- REGULATIONS 2017, from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. at Collins-Burke Fu- cases. Senators approved bama Legislature. They ar- caid budget, and there are The proposal would re- neral Home in Jasper. Funeral services will be held the measure in February gued African-American also unknowns about what quire all day care centers Wednesday, April 5, at 1 p.m. in the Collins Burke on a 30-1 vote. Since 1976, voters were “stacked and changes the Trump admin- to be licensed and in- Chapel in Jasper, with a graveside service following at Alabama judges have over- packed” into designated istration might make to spected by the state and 4 p.m. at Boykin Truitt Cemetery in Pell City. Mike ridden jury recommenda- minority districts. Medicaid. end Alabama’s long-stand- King will officiate. tions 112 times, according STATE BUDGETS PRISON ing exemption for faith- Warren was preceded in death by her father, Cullen to the Montgomery-based State lawmakers have CONSTRUCTION based facilities. The bill’s Tittle; mother, Nora Idene Townley Tittle; and husband, Equal Justice Initiative. In not completed either the Alabama lawmakers are sponsor delayed a vote in Jimmy Dewayne Warren. 101 of those cases, the state education trust fund continuing to negotiate on the House amid pushback She is survived by her sons, Greg Warren of Pell City judges gave a death sen- budget or the general fund. an effort to build new pris- from groups that wanted to and Jeff Warren; daughter Dona Maire Burnham; sis- tence. The Alabama Senate de- ons to relieve overcrowd- maintain the exemption ter, Kin Winslett; brother, Luke Tittle; six grandchil- REDISTRICTING layed a vote on the educa- ing. The Senate approved a for churches. VOICES for dren; and two great-grandchildren. Lawmakers must re- tion budget before plan that hinges on inter- Alabama’s Children said Pallbearers will be Nick Clements, Zac Warren, draw the legislative map lawmakers left for spring est from local communities the state is one of seven Austin Warren, Bailey Warren, Adam Benefiel, Michael after federal judges ruled break after some senators in having the prisons and that broadly exempt faith- Scott Warren, James Tittle, Ryan Tittle and Jarrod that they relied too much complained they had not the jobs that will come based day cares from regu- Winslett. on race when drawing had time to review the re- with them. The bill author- lation. Exempt facilities do lines. The judges struck vised budget bill. The Sen- izes the state to lease up to not have to meet regula- Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 down a dozen districts, but ate will also take up a three prisons built by local tions such as worker-to- more are likely to be im- House-passed general fund communities. The bill child ratios. Johnny R. Bradford Johnny R. Bradford, 84, of Jasper, passed away Mon- Commission From A1 day, April 3, 2017, at Walker Baptist Medical Center. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Collins- changes under a federal act known metro area, is not in the Central 6, in another field, including tuition, Burke Funeral Home. as the Workforce Innovation Oppor- as it will be in Region 3. books and fees. tunity Act (also known in the past as “This is what we see in the com- “Another thing we haven’t been Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 the Job Training Partnership Act, or muting patterns of the workforce doing well in our view as we now JTPA). The programs under this act and where the businesses are,” peel back this onion and look at it, was moved from the Alabama De- Castile said, adding that many we haven’t been looking at the data partment of Economic and Commu- workers in Walker County commute to understand what the needs are in nity Affairs to Commerce in recent to the Birmingham area. the workforce and try to close that Reports say 4 hospitalized in years. “What we’re trying to do is really skills gap,” he said. As the changes For 40 years, a state board set pol- serve the state by really having it lo- are made, state officials hope to Birmingham school bus crash icy while locals boards decided what cally managed,” he said. “We need work with local business to examine the needs are and how the $40 mil- each chief local elected official in BIRMINGHAM (AP) — Authorities say four people the data and determine where skills lion coming to the state is spent, he each county to sign off with us and were hospitalized after a Birmingham school bus col- are deficient and need to be learned. said. agree that this makes more sense,” lided with a sport utility vehicle. Washington said, “This really did Three boards were set up — one he said. Al.com reports that two students and the drivers of not make sense for a long period of for Jefferson County, one for Mobile Castile said he had met with Jerry both vehicles were taken to medical centers after the time. The other disconnect is that as County and a third for the 65 other Bishop, the chairman of the commis- Monday morning crash. a state agency we have not done a counties, lumped together. sion, a few days earlier, but that Officials said the children’s injuries weren’t life- really good job of educating every- “We believe that’s not right,” he Bishop wanted to make sure the threating. The bus was on its way to Hudson K-8 body of what is in the tool box.” said, noting seven local boards are commission as a whole was updated. school when it collided head-on into the SUV at Cedar Regional administrators from the now being set up in the state to take He added the state wants the com- Street and Bush Avenue in Tarrant at 7:49 a.m. U.S. Department of Labor have also the place of the old plan. mission to eventually appoint a cou- Police said the bus driver suffered minor injuries signed off on the plan, he said. On the new Region 4 Workforce ple of members to the new local but that the driver of the car had more serious A total of 60 counties have en- Council, Walker County will essen- board, so that Walker County has wounds. The students were taken to Children’s of Al- dorsed it, and six other counties be- tially be in an area that covers six of better representation. abama and the adults went to UAB Hospital. sides Walker are also looking at it, the seven counties of the Birming- No additional funding was needed Castile said. ham-Hoover Metropolitan Statisti- from the commission, Castile said. “No one has pushed back at this at Suspect captured after cal Area. Counties in Region 4 will As for the funding from the federal all,” Washington said. motorcycle wreck, meth confiscation include Walker, Jefferson, Blount, St. act, he noted as an example that it Knight said the new plan will be CULLMAN (AP) — Cullman County authorities Clair, Chilton and Shelby, which has would pay for the local career center more flexible in meeting the needs of say a weekend high speed chase ended when a sus- also led the area to be incorporated and its staffing. However, it would local industry, saying he fully sup- pect wrecked his motorcycle — leading to his arrest as the Central 6 Development Coun- also provide funds if a local worker ported the plan, which Bishop and the seizing of nearly four ounces of methamphet- cil, officials said. is laid off and goes to Bevill State signed after the commission voted amine. Bibb County, which is also in the Community College to be retrained for it. Cleanup From A1 Expo From A1 county’s participation in debris were picked up County program project, Labrador/Retriever mix approved going to court Cannon said the Walker the annual Don’t Drop it thanks to thousands of attracted between 3,000 that was bred and raised with them.” High School Band Boost- on Alabama’s statewide volunteers working over a and 4,000 people last year, by Canine Companions for He said the dogs like ers will be selling conces- spring cleanup. This year two-week period. according to reports. Independence, a non-profit Willow cannot be pur- sions, with most of the that designated week is Millions of dollars in “We estimate we will organization that trains chased, and are given only proceeds going to the set for April 15-22. cleanup costs are saved need up to 60 volunteers to and provides assistance after demonstrating a band. A donation will be “They donate the each year in the state due man the inflatables, to dogs. She works for the need and that one can take made back to the center garbage bags to the to the effort. make sure they are safe One Place Family Justice care of the dog. from the proceeds of the county,” she said. “We’re Anyone wanting more and secure and at the right Center, a victim advocacy Adair said the dog concession stand, which is working to get youth details or wanting to sign capacity,” Cannon said, center in Montgomery. makes appearances expected to have hot dogs, groups from churchs, Cub up to participate my go by adding that she is working Sometimes she even goes around the state, and he nachos, soft drinks, water Scouts, and any entity or the commission office or with counselors from the with victims to the witness hopes to show how a simi- and other offerings. agency in the county that call the office at 205-384- Walker County and Jasper stand to give love and com- lar dog can be useful in “We’ll have live music as would like to participate.” 7230, Myers said. City schools. fort as they first talk to in- Walker County. well as a DJ. We’ll have The local committee In other action during Also, the center is net- vestigators and then later April Metrock, the pro- carnival games and the was initially going to Monday’s meeting, the working with Desperation as they relive details in gram coordinator and vic- children can receive tick- have the local big cleanup commission: Church, which has named court. tim advocate at the center, ets. Those tickets can later day on April 15, but that •heard from county ad- the event one of several "There's a lot of research said the event is held each be traded in for prizes,” turned out to be the day ministrator Cheryl Ganey projects that it is volun- out there now dealing with April in recognition of Metrock said. before Easter, she said. that the commission got teering with in the week Post Traumatic Stress Dis- Child Abuse Awareness The inflatables include The committee felt it back $21,000 from its leading up to Easter, she order and dealing with Month. “The main reason not just a jumping inflat- would get better partici- worker’s compensation said. crime victims that pets that we started it was so able but also a velcro wall, pation on April 22. program because it par- Applications to serve as and animals get them to that children could be gladiator jousting, obstacle “If anyone would like to ticipated in a safety pro- a volunteer are available start talking, get them to more comfortable around courses and others. participate but they can- gram. at the center and on the start engaging again and first responders,” Metrock She said Warehouse 319 not do it on April 22, we •heard from county en- center’s Facebook page, that's why she's such an said, referring to police, will also have a crawfish ask they get in touch with gineer Mike Short that Cannon said. important part of the Fam- fire and ambulance per- boil on the same day and Robbie Dickerson or my- major bridge inspections One of the major attrac- ily Justice Center," Steve sonnel. “Should they then $2 from each plate will go self and let us know that required every two years tions is a therapy dog that Searcy, the center's execu- ever have the need to be back to the center, she week when they could do were completed the week is being brought in by tive director, told WSFA. around a first responder, said. the cleanup in the area of before. Walker County District At- "In the victims that they would not be as The Curry Anchor Club their choice, and we will •heard from sanitation torney Bill Adair to his of- we've seen her work with afraid. We invite all first will also be hosting a get them scheduled,” head Joey Wright that in fice’s tent to greet children so far, it's made a big dif- responders to come so that snack food drive, where Myers said. “We will go March 87 new solid waste that day. ference in the way that children can be more com- children can bring a box of out and take pictures and residential signups were Officials said the dog they have felt about them- fortable around them.” their favorite afterschool promote it. We’ll give reported and seven new has been featured in selves, the way that The Walker County snack, such as individually them the garbage bags, dumpsters, with the media stories across the they've perceived the Sheriff’s Department and wrapped snack cakes, juice and we will work with county out of dumpsters state and even has its own process that they're having police departments from boxes or cookies, to the in- solid waste on actually again. “We’ve got all 34 Facebook page. to go through," Willow's Jasper and across the formation booth and get a picking up the garbage rolloff (dumpsters) out. I “It’s a dog that is used in handler, Tamara Martin, county are among several free balloon. out of those areas.” wish for five more, so we Montgomery as a court fa- said to the station. "She public safety agencies that The snacks will be used Three municipalities — can have 39,” Wright cility dog. The dog is can accompany them to are expected to partici- for children who come for Oakman, Cordova and said, noting a large trained to go to court with the witness stand for trial pate, she said. therapy at the center, Parrish — have already amount of construction children and other victims. testimony and just to pro- Non-profit groups which Metrock said. signed on to participate debris lately. “We’ve There is all types of re- vide comfort, just to love offer services to children in Anyone wanting more sometime during the brought in so far search to show how the them unconditionally and the community are also in- information may call the week. $221,000 in rolloffs so far victims benefit from hav- just to be there and sup- vited to participate. center at 205-387-8324. According to the state since we started in De- ing this dog assist them in port them and encourage program’s website, the cember of 2015, so it is the courtroom,” Metrock them." 2016 state effort had par- doing well.” He also noted said. “It’s a remarkable dog, Sirloin Steak Dinner (10 Oz.) ...... $11.99 ticipation from 61 coun- road conditions in the According to a 2014 web Adair said Monday, noting ties, which reported that county are hurting de- story from WSFA-TV in it goes to court with both with Fried or Grilled Chicken or Shrimp ...... $13.99 over 368 tons of litter and partment trucks. Montgomery, the dog, small children and elderly named Willow, is a victims. “The courts have Ribeye Steak Dinner (10 Oz.) ...... $14.99 with Fried or Grilled Chicken or Shrimp ...... $16.99 Fried or Grilled Jum bo Shrimp Dinner 6 Piece $6.99 ...... 10 Piece $10.99 Seafood Platter ...... $13.99 Fried or Grilled Chicken Fingers Friendly Dental Care 4 Piece $6.99 ...... 6 Piece $8.99 For The ENTIRE Family 12 Pc. Fried or Grilled Shrimp Dinner . . . . . $7.99 NOW OPEN BA NQU E T RO O M S AVA ILABLE Accepting Patients Mon. thru Fri. Only At We accept all 1208 Hwy. 78 E major insurance Jasper M O O RE ’S Next to Zaxby’s 221-BULL 205-387-8888 221-BULL LA NDING 221-FISH 221-FISH Daily Mountain Eagle

Tuesday, April 4, 2017 OPINION A6 EDITORIALS A new meaning to the word ‘collusion’

Lots of folks There has been so much grief and and met with Bentley and took the Short Takes are still mad acrimony to Strange’s appointment appointment. about our lame that he may be a caretaker. His trusted advisors convinced No bull: Fearless Girl stands her ground duck governor I have never before seen a gover- him that folks have short memo- The defiant, burly, overly endowed bronze bull that Robert Bentley nor treated with such disdain and ries and that over the next year as adorns the entrance to Wall Street in Manhattan has naming Attorney irreverence by a legislature as ole a sitting U.S. Senator he can raise been long overdue for a feminine touch. In honor of In- General Luther Bentley. They probably will not so much Washington campaign ternational Women’s Day, an investment firm commis- Strange to Jeff technically impeach the ole fellow. cash that he can outspend his op- sioned sculptor Kristen Visbal to install Fearless Girl Sessions Senate He only has about 20 months left position to such an extent that it directly in the 7,000-pound bull’s path. seat. Be Our Guest in his tenure and he is essentially will wash away the taint of the It was meant to be a temporary installation, but If the sitting impeached from power anyway. Bentley appointment. He may be tourists couldn’t get enough of this unlikely duo. Fear- attorney general By Steve Flowers Most of them look at him as a buf- right. That may be a good bet. less Girl’s overwhelming popularity prompted Mayor of a state openly foon or clown. However, folks may be smarter Bill de Blasio to declare that she’s here to stay, at least states that he is investigating the He has about as much relevance and more cognizant of bold brazen for the next year. “She spoke to the moment. That governor for misfeasance and then in the legislative process as one of backroom deals than some think. sense that women were not going to live in fear,” De that governor appoints that attor- the former goats that used to graze Just ask Bill Baxley how that Blasio said. ney general to the senate seat it on Goat Hill. worked out in 1986 when some Not everyone is thrilled. A spokesman for the Italian looks funny. It gives new meaning The ultimate fallout from Bent- Democratic Party leaders got be- sculptor who created the bull denounced Fearless Girl to the word collusion. ley’s actions and unpopularity may hind closed doors and selected as “an outrage” and an illegal interloper on the bull’s This brazen move has incensed accrue to Luther Strange in his Baxley to be the Democratic nomi- sacred territory. Legal action could follow. legislators who have heard from election race in 14 months. Win- nee over Charlie Graddick who got Give it a rest, guys. There’s no space on this planet their constituents back home. It ning the GOP primary in this Sen- the most votes. The people were so where fearless girls should be blocked from taking a has especially upset members of ate race is tantamount to election incensed they elected an unknown stand. the House Judiciary Committee. in Alabama. Therefore, the race is Republican named Guy Hunt as They were asked to cease the im- in June of next year. Governor. Another Webster chess team national title peachment proceedings last year in Big Luther stands a good 6 foot, However, there is the pragmatic The Webster University chess team won its fifth deference to Strange’s request to 9 inches tall. His height is daunt- side of the equation. During that straight national championship last weekend in New lead an investigation of the gover- ing. He was actually a college bas- 1986 debacle Bill Baxley, who was York. St. Louis University finished third, behind Web- nor’s shenanigans. Needless to say ketball player at Tulane. Luther lieutenant governor, had become ster and Texas Tech. Webster’s coach, former women’s they have reinstated their im- spent the first 20 years of his ca- close with the King of Alabama world champion Susan Polgar, who formerly coached peachment proceedings against old reer as a corporate lobbyist in politics, Gov. George Wallace. at Texas Tech, now has seven national titles under her Bentley with renewed vigor. Washington. Seeing the power and Wallace was in his last term as belt. That would be a monumental achievement in any Several legislators have taken deference of being a U.S. Senator governor and Baxley had sensed a sport. She said one weekend competition lasted a gru- issue with the governor’s calling made an impression. He came backlash might occur with such an eling 13 hours, which is enough to test anyone’s pa- for the senate seat election in home to run for a secondary consti- audacious brazen move by his tience and endurance. 2018, rather than immediately. The tutional office and get ready to run Democratic Party buddies, so he constitution says the election for a Senate seat vacated by either went to Wallace for his advice. Ole Sexyburgers, well done should be held forthwith. That is of his friends, Richard Shelby or Wallace took a puff on his cigar There was always some question about precisely open to interpretation. Jeff Sessions. He chose the right and looked at Baxley wryly and what Hardee’s restaurants were selling when thinly The more prudent path is 2018, stepping stone job, Attorney Gen- said, “Bill you know what they call clad supermodels appeared in their TV commercials since there are elections anyway. eral. a governor who gets to be governor chowing down on huge hamburgers. Further, the idea That is traditionally the way it has Big Luther is basically a shy and by a backroom deal?” Baxley asked of using underfed models to market a 1,000-calorie been done in the state in the past. reserved fellow. He is not a natural “What?” Wallace said, “They call burger never made sense. However, most seats in bygone politician. He was on the right him Governor.” Now CKE Restaurants, the former St. Louis-based days were vacated by the death of course when he initially said that See you next week. company that operates Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr., is one of our senators and the gover- he would not seek nor accept Bent- ditching the sex-and-burgers ad campaign. Not since nor usually appointed the deceased ley’s appointment and that he was Steve Flowers is Alabama’s leading political Old Milwaukee beer ditched the Swedish Bikini team senator’s widow for the remaining running for the post independent columnist. His weekly column appears in over 60 25 years ago has a marketing idea so richly deserved Alabama newspapers. He served 16 years in the year or so on the term. She was of the discredited governor’s ap- state legislature. Steve may be reached at its fate. The models-and-burgers campaign, which fea- considered a caretaker to the seat. pointment. He changed his mind www.steveflowers.us. tured the likes of Paris Hilton, Kate Upton and Heidi Klum, was a favorite of Andrew Puzder, the one-time St. Louis lawyer who became the burger chain’s CEO. The commercials were one of many issues that dogged Puzder’s failed bid to become U.S. Labor Secretary. TODAY IN 2,750 foul shots, not one afoul The Los Angeles Times reported this week that Tom HISTORY Amberry, a retired Long Beach, Calif., podiatrist, died March 18 at the age of 94. With him went the world Today is Tuesday, record for most consecutive free throws. April 4, the 94th day of Amberry was 71 on that day in 1993 when he made 2017. There are 271 days 2,750 straight shots from the charity stripe at a gym left in the year. in Orange County. It took him 12 hours. “I could have Today’s Highlight in made more — a lot more,” Amberry once recalled. “But History: they were closing the gym, so they kicked me out.” On April 4, 1968, civil Amberry shot fouls every day for exercise. He shot rights leader Martin them right-handed and left-handed alike. All it took, Luther King Jr., 39, was he said, was pure, locked-in concentration and muscle shot and killed on a bal- memory. And keep your elbows in. He was on the cony of the Lorraine David Letterman show. He was sought out by big- Motel in Memphis, Ten- name coaches and players. He wrote a book on the sub- nessee. ject. He’s in the Guinness Book of Records. He claimed On this date: to have made 500 in a row on 473 occasions. In 1859, “Dixie” was If you’re obsessive enough to shoot them, you’re ob- performed publicly for the sessive enough to count them. first time by Bryant’s Minstrels at Mechanics’ O’Reilly goes for offensiveness trifecta Hall in New York. Fox News commentator Bill O’Reilly really does In 1864, President need to give it a rest. As in go home, kick off the shoes, Abraham Lincoln, in a let- and leave broadcasting behind. His employer had to ter to Kentucky newspa- settle a lawsuit reportedly in the high six figures after per editor Albert G. host Juliet Huddy accused O’Reilly of making inappro- Hodges, wrote: “I claim priate phone calls and trying to forcefully kiss her. not to have controlled When she complained, the network retaliated by de- events, but confess plainly moting her to a 4:30 a.m. anchoring slot. that events have con- This week, O’Reilly showed a clip of U.S. Rep. Max- trolled me.” ine Waters, D-Calif., giving a speech. On a dual screen, In 1917, the U.S. Senate O’Reilly could be seen pumping a black power fist voted 82-6 in favor of de- while mockingly mouthing “right on.” When the clip of claring war against Ger- the black congresswoman finished, O’Reilly said, “I many (the House followed didn’t hear a word she said. I was looking at the James suit two days later by a Brown wig.” Another Fox host immediately came to vote of 373-50). Waters’ defense. After viewers began calling for In 1958, Johnny Stom- O’Reilly’s ouster, he apologized. Kind of. Then he at- panato, an enforcer for tacked her again. Also on Tuesday, two women in the crime boss Mickey Cohen network’s payroll department sued, claiming they had and the boyfriend of ac- been subjected to “top-down racial harassment.” Any- tress Lana Turner, was one see a pattern here? stabbed to death by Turner’s teenage daugh- End of the splashdown ter, Cheryl Crane, who Thursday’s first-ever launch of a previously said Stompanato had at- launched rocket booster was a milestone in space ex- tacked her mother. ploration. The space shuttle program was the first to In 1975, more than 130 embrace the concept of flying reusable craft into space, people, most of them chil- but never before has the expensive first-stage rocket dren, were killed when a booster been recovered and used again in a subsequent U.S. Air Force transport launch. All that changed when SpaceX founder Elon plane evacuating Viet- Musk pioneered new technology that allowed rocket namese orphans crash- boosters to be guided vertically back to a landing pad landed shortly after rather than being unceremoniously ditched in the takeoff from Saigon. ocean. In 1983, the space shut- The savings could be enormous and mark a dra- tle Challenger roared into matic step toward a human mission to Mars. Musk orbit on its maiden voy- compares the waste of rocket boosters during launches age. (It was destroyed in as the equivalent to scrapping a 747 jumbo jet after a the disaster of Jan. 1986.) single flight. With space shuttles, it turned out, the Today’s Birthdays: cost of refurbishing after every flight made it prohibi- Recording executive Clive tively expensive to continue the program. Not so with Davis is 85. Actor Craig T. rocket boosters, which could now lead to a 30 percent Nelson is 73. Actress to 50 percent reduction in the $62 million cost of each Christine Lahti is 67. launch. Writer-producer David E. — The St Louis Post Dispatch Kelley is 61. Talk show host/comic Graham Nor- ton is 54. Actor Robert Downey Jr. is 52. Magi- cian David Blaine is 44. Daily Mountain Eagle 38. Thought for Today: ESTABLISHED 1872 “Take the attitude of a stu- dent, never be too big to Publisher - James Phillips ask questions, never know Production Manager - Michael Keeton Executive Advertising Dir. - Jerry Geddings too much to learn some- Office Manager - Charlette Caterson thing new.” — Og Editor - Ron Harris Circulation Manager - Tia Jones Mandino , American au- Sports Editor - Johnathan Bentley thor (1923-1996). DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., April 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — A7 Grandparents’ pink grad gift comes right out of the blue DEAR ABBY: My GARFIELD daughter BY JIM DAVIS is gradu- ating from high school in May. She has been accepted to a pres- Dear Abby tigious By Abigail university, Van Buren entirely due to her own hard work and dedication. My father- in-law recently informed BLONDIE us that his new wife had selected our daughter’s graduation present, and

they are excited to give it BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN to her. They chose a pink luggage set. My husband and I are mystified about why they decided this would be the perfect gift for our daughter. We know she will be embarrassed — but gracious — if she re- ceives this gift in front of

our family and friends on PEANUTS graduation day. We would like to spare her the awk- wardness and having to BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ return an inappropriate gift. Abby, would it be rude of us to strongly encourage them to rethink their gift? How do we broach the sub- ject so we don’t cause hurt feelings or a rift? We are grateful for their generos- ity, but we know the gift won’t suit our grad. — MYSTIFIED MOTHER MARVIN DEAR MOTHER: I do not advise your becom- BY TOM ARMSTRONG ing involved with this. Warn your daughter in advance what the gift will be so she isn’t caught flat-footed on graduation day. If she chooses to exchange the luggage for some- thing she feels will be more appropriate, she should do so. Luggage THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME that stands out like a by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek sore thumb may be eas- Unscramble these four Jumbles, BY MORT WALKER BY MORT ier to spot on an airport one letter to each square, BEETLE BAILEY carousel, but it can also to form four ordinary words. be more vulnerable to theft than something WAARE that blends in.

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you have romantic feel- Batiuk and Chuck Ayers By Tom ings for someone else, gather your courage CELEBRITIES BORN of” be the outcome be- and level with your ON THIS DAY: Robert cause you are too afraid girlfriend. Tell her that Downey Jr., 52; David to voice your desires. while you appreciate Cross, 53; Christine LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. everything she has Lahti, 67; Craig T. Nel- 22): Expecting others to done for you, you want son, 73. want the same things as to be free to date other Happy Birthday: you will lead to problems. people and think she Think before you follow Give others the benefit of should, too. The news through. Emotions will be the doubt and go about will probably come as a difficult to control if you your own business. aren’t pragmatic about SCORPIO (Oct. 23- HI & LOIS shock to her, but it’s the By Chance Brown honest thing to do and how you handle personal Nov. 21): Take a moment better for both of you. situations. to assess your feelings ARIES (March 21- and to consider what DEAR ABBY: My ex-hus- April 19): Making as- moves you the most. band recently died, and I sumptions could lead to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. have just learned he had poor choices. Observe 22-Dec. 21): Temptation an illegitimate son 25 what everyone else is is a state of mind. Don’t years ago. The son tracked doing. Time is on your give in to a sales pitch or me down wanting to know side, and gathering infor- emotional manipulation. things about his biological mation will be in your CAPRICORN (Dec. father. My late husband best interest. 22-Jan. 19): Keep an and I had two children be- TAURUS (April 20- open mind, but don’t fore this one was born. So, May 20): Pay more atten- agree just because some- do I tell my children they tion to home, family and one is enthusiastic or per- have a half-brother and domestic changes that suasive when presenting BABY BLUES his aunts they have an- need to be addressed. you with an offer. other nephew? GEMINI (May 21- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- — TRACKED DOWN IN IL June 20): Help others for Feb. 18): Someone you By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott the right reasons and thought you could trust DEAR TRACKED avoid taking on the im- will let you down. Keep DOWN: I see no reason possible. personal information a to make any announce- CANCER (June 21- secret. ments right now. Keep July 22): Don’t let emo- PISCES (Feb. 19- the news to yourself tional situations lead to March 20): Get involved until you are sure that snap decisions that can in activities you can enjoy the man wants more damage your personal or with someone you love or contact with his rela- professional relation- that include the young- tives and isn’t just look- ships. sters in your life. Partici- ing for medical LEO (July 23-Aug. pate in something that information that could 22): Base each decision you believe in or that con- affect him. You also you make on facts, knowl- cerns you. You can make should make absolutely edge and insight. Move a difference if you try. certain that he truly IS forward with the intent to Birthday Baby: You your late husband’s son make things better, not are creative, insightful by discussing it with an only for you, but for those and sensitive. You are de- attorney before sharing you care about. termined and energetic. any news or details. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Eugenia’s websites — Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van 22): Put a little love in eugenialast.com for Ask Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, your life. Share your feel- Eugenia, daily timing and and was founded by her mother, ings and intentions with compatibility services, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at someone special. Don’t let and join Eugenia on twit- www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. “should of, would of, could ter/facebook/linkedin. CyanMagentaYellowBlacK A8 — DAILY— A8 MOUNTAIN EAGLE Last Week’s Winning Combination Office: Saturday T Walk- Walk- Welcome Through C Domestic &Foreign B Monday 9:30am 7:30am Emergency Service Windshield Repair Radio Dispatched Board UpService Fax: T HARLOTTE Mobile Service t il Trucks &Vans RANCH !HIW!BCRCHA!5FF!SBC@TS Store Fronts ! %$!B‰‘!%&!9!s!Dg ‚q„!5F OLL

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Basketball N. Carolina Gonzaga Tar Heels Bulldogs 71 65 Late run leads North Carolina to 6th national championship

Ewing named Georgetown head coach WASHINGTON Tar Heels back on top (AP) — Patrick Ewing has spent By EDDIE PELLS years grinding as an AP National Writer NBA assistant in GLENDALE, Ariz. — It's OK, Carolina, you hopes of one day can open your eyes. leading a team of his An unwatchable game turned into a beauti- own. ful night for the Tar Heels, who Little did he know turned a free- that all of that waiting throw contest into would lead him back a championship to Georgetown, the they've been wait- school he helped ing an entire year to celebrate. build into a national Justin Jackson FINAL FOUR power as a player in delivered the go- Monday the 1980s. ahead 3-point play Championship Game Georgetown hired with 1:40 left (1) North Carolina 71, Ewing on Monday, Monday and North Carolina (1) Gonzaga 65 bringing the Hoyas pulled away for a legend back to cam- 71-65 win over Final Four pus to take over a Gonzaga that Saturday program that has washed away a (1) Gonzaga 77, year's worth of (7) South Carolina 73 fallen on hard times heartache. over the past two It was, in North (1) North Carolina 77, seasons. Carolina's words, (3) Oregon 76 John Thompson III, a redemption tour was fired last month — filled with extra time on the practice court and the weight after consecutive room, all fueled by a devastating loss in last losing seasons. year's title game on Kris Jenkins' 3-point dag- Ewing has been an ger at the buzzer for Villanova. assistant coach with "I wanted to see this confetti fall on us and the NBA’s Charlotte we're the winners," said Carolina's Joel Berry II, who led the Heels with 22 points. "We came Hornets and had out here and we competed. It came down to the hoped for years to last second, but we're national champs now." land a head coach- Berry, along with most of Roy Williams' play- ing job in the pros. ers, returned for another run. To say every- thing went right for them at this Final Four would not be the truth. The Tar Heels (33-7) followed a terrible Basketball shooting night in the semifinal with an equally ice-cold performance in the final — going 4 for Fox leaving 27 from 3-point land and 26 for 73 overall. Kentucky to Gonzaga, helped by 8 straight points from Nigel Williams-Goss, took a 2-point lead with enter draft 1:52 left, but the next possession was the LEXINGTON, Ky. game-changer. Jackson took a zinger of a pass under the (AP) — Kentucky basket from Theo Pinson and converted the freshman De’Aaron shot, then the ensuing free throw to take the Fox says he will lead for good. Moments later, Williams-Goss enter the NBA draft twisted his right ankle and could not elevate for a jumper that would've given the Bulldogs and hire an agent, the lead. becoming the first of Isaiah Hicks made a basket to push the lead several Wildcats un- to 3, then Kennedy Meeks, in foul trouble all derclassmen who night, blocked Williams-Goss' shot and Jack- son got a slam on the other end to put some could leave after icing on title No. 6 for the Tar Heels. Williams reaching the Elite got his third title, putting him one ahead of his Eight this season. mentor, Dean Smith, and now behind only AP Photo The 6-foot-3 guard John Wooden, Adolph Rupp and Mike North Carolina players celebrate after the championship game against Gonzaga at Krzyzewski. is a possible NBA the Final Four college basketball tournament Monday in Glendale, Ariz. North Car- lottery pick and was SEE UNC, A11 olina defeated Gonaza 71-65 to win the national championship. expected to make this move. Fox said in a statement Mon- day he thinks “it’s OAKMAN VOLLEYBALL MLB time for me to live out my dream.” Bevill bound: Mets blank Sports on TV Custred signs MLB Braves 6-0 Cubs at Cardinals, 7 p.m., MLB with Lady Bears in opener NBA By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY Bucks at Thunder, Eagle Sports Editor The Associated Press 7 p.m., ESPN OAKMAN — Theresa Berry-Franks had a simple NEW YORK — Noah Syndergaard Grizzlies at Spurs, system when evaluating potential Bevill State vol- pitched six sharp innings before leav- 7:30 p.m., SPSO leyball players. ing with a blister, T’wolves at Warriors, The more stars the better. Asdrubal Cabr- 9:30 p.m., ESPN “I started by making notes in my era snapped a book. Eventually, I developed a seventh-inning NHL star system,” the new Bevill State tie with a single volleyball coach said. “There were and the New Next game Lightning at Bruins, three stars, two stars and one York Mets broke Braves at Mets, 6 p.m., NBCSN stars.” through follow- 6 p.m., Wed., FSS Islanders at Predators, Oakman’s Madeline Custred had ing a pivotal re- play reversal to beat the Atlanta 7 p.m., FSS Berry-Franks adjusting her sys- tem. Braves 6-0 in their season opener Oilers at Kings, “She was a four star,” Berry- Monday. 9:30 p.m., NBCSN Franks said of the Oakman senior. Madeline Syndergaard struck out seven in his “Early on, I knew I had to recruit a Custred first opening day start for New York, Soccer middle (hitter). I needed somebody AP Photo the only blemish a blister on the top Bundesliga quick that has a pure excitement for volleyball. of his right middle finger that ended Hoffenheim vs. Bayern Madeline is one of those players that is hard to find. Atlanta Braves ‘Freddie Freeman his outing. It took two plays and I had already made a note that Atlanta starter Julio Teheran throt- Munich, 1 p.m., FS1 looks after a single during the sixth in- she was a player I wanted for my team.” ning of an opening day baseball game tled the Mets as usual, throwing six Premier League Custred made it official last week, signing as part scoreless innings before a sellout Everton at Manchester of Berry-Franks’ first recruiting class. Bevill State against the New York Mets at Citi crowd of 44,384 at Citi Field. But once united, 2 p.m., NCBSN is bringing back sports this year after a six-year hia- Field, Monday, in New York. The Mets he was lifted after 96 pitches, New SEE CUSTRED, A11 won the game 6-0. SEE BRAVES, A11 DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., April 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — A11 SPORTS DIGEST NASCAR Keselowski pulls away, wins at Martinsville WOMEN’S BASKETBALL By HANK KURZ Jr. Keselowski said in Victory Lane. from the rear bumper of Busch’s South Carolina beats Miss State AP Sports Writer “Martinsville is just one of those Toyota.When he finally got around 67-55 for women’s championship champion’s tracks. The guys that Busch again, he gradually pulled MARTINSVILLE, Va. — Brad Ke- run well everywhere, run good here, away, opening a lead of nearly two DALLAS (AP) — A’ja Wilson scored 23 points to selowski passed Kyle Busch with 43 and it’s really just an honor to win seconds that helped him when he help coach Dawn Staley and South Carolina win laps to go and pulled away to win for here.” also had to navigate around lapped their first national championship with a 67-55 vic- the first time in his career at Mar- The victory was the first for Ford traffic. He won by 1.8 seconds. tory over Mississippi State on Sunday night. tinsville Speedway on Sunday. on the 0.526-mile oval since 2002, “All we did was put four tires on, Staley made the Final Four three times as a The victory was the 23rd for Ke- and gave Keselowski five straight and when we did, it went to junk,” selowski, the 2012 Monster Energy player at Virginia but never won. She also led the top-five finishes this year. Busch said of his car. “I hate it for NASCAR Cup Series champion, and Keselowski and Busch swapped our guys. They’ve deserved all year Gamecocks to the national semifinals two years his second in the first six races of the lead several times during a better finishes than what we’ve been ago before losing to Notre Dame. this season. It made him just the green flag run that began with 64 able to produce, and here’s another The victory in front of a sellout crowd came one eighth active driver with a victory in laps to go. one today. Just frustrating season so day after the Gamecocks men’s basketball team the top series on NASCAR’s oldest Keselowski had the lead coming far.” lost in the Final Four in Phoenix. and shortest oval. out of a caution, but Busch quickly Busch led a race-high 274 laps “We’ve ran so good here ... but Mississippi State had all the momentum on its slipped underneath him to go back and finished second, followed by something always happens and we in front. Keselowski stalked him for Chase Elliott, Joey Logano and side after a shocking win over UConn on Friday haven’t been able to bring it home,” 14 laps, the nose of his Ford inches Austin Dillon. night that ended the Huskies’ record 111-game winning streak. The Bulldogs couldn’t muster the same effort against their SEC rival. MLB UNC Piscotty agrees to $33.5 million, six-year deal with Cardinals ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louis gave another of its From A10 young players a long-term contract, agreeing to a $33.5 million, six-year deal with right fielder "I think of Coach Smith, Stephen Piscotty. there's no question," Williams said. "I don't The 26-year-old would have been eligible for ar- think I should be men- bitration following the 2018 season and free tioned in the same sen- agency after the 2021 season. The deal an- tence with him. But we got nounced Monday calls for a $2 million signing three because I've got bonus, salaries of $1 million each in of the first these guys with me and two years, $7 million apiece in 2018 and ‘19 and that's all I care about right $7.25 million in each of the next two years. now — my guys." Berry recovered from Excluding players who had professional experi- ankle injuries to lead the ence in Cuba and Japan, he is just the third with Tar Heels, but needed 19 fewer than 1,000 major league plate appearances shots for his 22 points. to sign a big league contract worth more than $30 Jackson had 16 on a 6-for- million, after Ryan Braun and Jeff Gyorko. 19 night and, overall, the Tar Heels actually shot a COLLEGE FOOTBALL percentage point worse than they did in Saturday Oklahoma, Tennessee agree night's win over Oregon. to matchups in 2020, 2024 Thank goodness for free Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley throws. They went 15 for KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Oklahoma and Ten- 26 from the line and, in nessee have agreed to play each other 2020 in Oakman’s Madeline Custred signed with Bevill State-Fayette last week. many corners, this game Norman and 2024 in Knoxville. She will play volleyball at the school. Present at the signing were, seated will be remembered for Under the agreement announced Monday, Ten- from left, Tracy Custred, Madeline Custred and Bevill State-Fayette vol- these three men: Michael nessee will visit Oklahoma on Sept. 12, 2020. leyball coach Theresa Berry-Franks, back row, Oakman volleyball coach Stephens, Verne Harris Oklahoma will play at Tennessee on Sept. 7, and Mike Eades, the refer- Hannah Pendley, John Custred and Oakman Principal Patrick Gann. ees who called 27 fouls in 2024. the second half, completely These traditional powers have played just four busted up the flow of the times, though two of those meetings came in the From A10 game and sent Meeks, last three seasons. Oklahoma beat Tennessee Custred Gonzaga's 7-footers Prze- 34-10 at Norman in 2014 and 31-24 at Knoxville tus. has coached the volleyball team the last mek Karnowski and Zach in 2015 . The 2015 game was decided in over- Custred, who also plays softball at two years. “She’s very smart on the net, Collins to the bench in foul time. Their only other meetings were in Orange Oakman, knew she wanted to play at which helped us a lot. She moved from trouble. The most bizarre se- Bowl matchups. Tennessee beat the Sooners 17- the collegiate level, she just wasn’t sure middle to outside hitter because we al- what sport. ready had two middle hitters. She ac- quence: With 8:02 left, 0 on Jan. 2, 1939. Oklahoma edged the Volun- “I wanted to play either softball or cepted that role. It ended up working Berry got called for a foul teers 26-24 on Jan. 1, 1968. volleyball,” said Custred, who also had out well for us.” for (maybe) making con- a tryout with the Bevill State-Sumiton Custred had 197 kills in her senior tact with Karnowski and COLLEGE BASKETBALL softball team. “My coach told me to try season along with 36 aces and 26 digs. stripping the ball from the out for the volleyball team. Then, Bevill State’s season will start Aug. big man's hands. But as Chattanooga hires Wisconsin (Berry-Franks) called me a couple of 24. The first practice is set for Aug. 1, Karnowski was flailing assistant Lamont Paris months ago. I just feel like my heart is leaving Berry-Franks with little time to after the ball, he grabbed more with volleyball. I really like the put her new team through practice. Berry around the neck CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) — Chattanooga coach. She’s very outgoing and fun.” She’s looking forward to the opportu- and, after a long delay, got has filled its coaching vacancy by hiring Wiscon- Custred has been a leader for the nity. called for a flagrant foul of sin assistant Lamont Paris. Lady Wildcats under coach Hannah “It’s exciting because you are truly his own. That resulted in Paris replaces Matt McCall, who was hired by Pendley. getting to build your own dream team four straight free throws, a UMass on Wednesday after posting a 48-18 “Since I’ve been coaching, she’s been as opposed to working off someone else’s 52-all tie and booing from record in two seasons at Chattanooga. The Mocs on one area championship team, an group. That means everybody will be every corner of the mas- area runner up and made two trips to trained on my coaching philosophy and went 19-12 this season after going 29-6 and sive Phoenix University the super regional,” said Pendley, who my way to work,” she said. Stadium. reaching the NCAA Tournament last year. Chattanooga athletic director David Blackburn said Sunday night in a university statement that “this was not a hasty decision, rather it was a de- Braves cisive one. Our staff has followed Lamont’s pro- gression over the last several years. We are excited he has chosen to join us.” Paris has spent the past seven seasons on From A10 Wisconsin’s staff after a six-year stint as an assis- tant at Akron. York took advantage of five walks by a shaky NFL Braves bullpen in a six- run bottom of the seventh Rex Ryan will talk the talk on that lasted 35 minutes. Curtis Granderson had ESPN’s ‘NFL Countdown’ a sacrifice fly and Lucas BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) — Rex Ryan is taking his Duda busted the game bluster to the TV studio. open with a three-run dou- ESPN announced Monday the former Buffalo ble off ineffective reliever Bills and New York Jets coach is joining its “Sun- Eric O’Flaherty. The Mets stopped a six- day NFL Countdown” show as an analyst. He will game home losing streak also contribute to SportsCenter and ESPN Radio. to Atlanta — the last-place He will make his debut Saturday as part of the Braves swept their final network’s coverage of Florida State’s spring two series in Queens last game. year — and improved Ryan says he’s “just going to show up and be baseball’s best record on opening day to 36-20. myself and have fun with it.” ESPN senior coordi- New York, which lost its nator producer Seth Markman calls Ryan an “au- first eight openers in the thentic” voice. 1960s, has won 21 of its His transition to TV comes a little more than past 24 season openers at three months after his dismissal in Buffalo, where home. he went 15-16 in two seasons. He also spent six Rene Rivera led off the seventh with a single seasons coaching the Jets and was the Baltimore against Ian Krol (0-1). 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150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals HEAVY RAINS IMPACT CITY based on complete, full size sure process. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE sets. Bid documents may be This sale is made for the pur- FORECLOSURE SALE used only for the purpose of bid- pose of paying the indebtedness Alabama, WALKER County ding and constructing this proj- secured by mortgage as well as Default having been made pur- ect. Documents may not be the expenses of foreclosure, in- suant to the terms of that cer- copied in whole or in part by cluding a reasonable attorney’s tain mortgage executed by electronic or other means. Any- fees and other purposes set out Wayne King and Vernice King, one placing an order for plans in said mortgage. husband and wife to Mortgage and specifications through Ala- U.S. Bank, N.A., as trustee for Electronic Registration Sys- bama Graphic’s web site will be Mid-State Capital Corporation tems, Inc. as nominee for notified of all addenda by e-mail 2005-1 by Ditech Financial LLC Quicken Loans Inc. its succes- provided by the user. Questions as servicer with delegated au- sors and assigns, dated pertaining to accessing the web thority 07/23/07, said mortgage being site should be directed to Bryant Paul K. Lavelle recorded in Book 2088, Page Haynie 334/263-0529. The ar- Attorney for Mortgagee 282, in the Office of the Judge chitect retains all copyrights and Spina, & Lavelle, P.C. of Probate of WALKER County, ownership of the documents. One Perimeter Park South AL said Mortgage was last sold, General Contractors have the Suite 400N assigned and transferred to option to purchase a PDF down- Birmingham, Alabama 35243 Federal National Mortgage As- load of the contract documents (205) 298-1800 sociation ("Fannie Mae"). Fed- (Drawings & Specifications) for *March 21, 28, April 4, 2017 eral National Mortgage a non-refundable payment to Al- Association ("Fannie Mae"), abama Graphics. Partial set MORTGAGE under and by virtue of the downloads will not be allowed. FORECLOSURE SALE power of sale contained in said Award will be made only to com- Default having been made in the mortgage, will sell at public out- petent and responsible bidders payment of the indebtedness se- cry to the highest bidder for as mandated by Title 39 of the cured by that certain mortgage cash or certified/bank check Code of Alabama respondents only. The conducting of the sale executed by Joseph A. Nichols who have the experience and will be handled by Auction.com. and Dortha J. Nichols, husband other qualifications as set forth More information concerning Tanyard Creek in and wife, originally in favor of in the bid documents. All bidders their policies and procedures on Ameriquest Mortgage Company, Jasper, above, was must be licensed under Title 34 bidding at their foreclosure sale on the 4th day of September, of the Code of Alabama and evi- can be found on their website. turned into a raging 2003, said mortgage recorded in dence thereof must appear on The certified/bank check should the Office of the Judge of Pro- river following heavy the proposal envelope (outside be made payable to or en- in clear view) or it will not be bate of Walker County, Alabama, dorsed to RCO Legal, P.C. The rain that fell opened. in Book 1855 Page 743; the un- sale will take place at 11:00 AM overnight Sunday This project qualifies for the dersigned Deutsche Bank Na- on 05/10/17 at the Front Steps into Monday morn- Sales Tax Saving Program and tional Trust Company, as of the Walker County Court- the owner intends to implement Trustee for Ameriquest Mortgage house, 1803 3rd Avenue, ing. At right, firefight- this program. Securities Inc., Asset-Backed Jasper, AL 35501, the following ers watched over PassThrough Certificates, Se- Pursuant to State Law a real estate, situated in WALKER Third Avenue in cashier’s check or bid bond ries 2003-11, as County, AL, to-wit: must be enclosed with the bid to Mortgagee/Transferee, under Lot 1, Block 9, of Cranford's Jasper as rain cov- secure the bid for at least 30 and by virtue of the power of Addition to Jasper, Alabama, ered the roadway. days. Conditional bids will be re- sale contained in said mortgage, and known as Chesford, said lot jected. A list of major subcon- will sell at public outcry to the being more particularly de- tractors must be submitted as highest bidder for cash, in front scribed as follows: Beginning at Daily Mountain Eagle photos — Elane Jones indicated in the Supplemental of the main entrance of the the Southeast corner of Block Instructions to Bidders. Perform- Courthouse at Jasper, Walker No. 9, run in a northerly direc- ance and Payment Bonds and County, Alabama, on May 10, tion along west side of Baker evidence of specified insurance 2017, during the legal hours of Street 75 feet; thence run in a are prerequisites of contract sale, all of its right, title, and in- westerly direction parallel to award. Right is reserved by the terest in and to the following de- Hunter Street 140 feet to an Blast on Russian subway kills Awarding Authority to reject all scribed real estate, situated in alley; thence run in a southerly bids and to waive irregularities. Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: direction along east side of said BEVILL STATE COMMUNITY A tract or parcel of land lying in alley 75 feet to Hunter Street; 11; second bomb defused COLLEGE the SW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Sec- thence run in an easterly direc- BY: Dr Kim Ennis, tion 22, Township 13 South, tion along North side of Hunter Interim President Range 7 West Walker County, Street 140 feet to point of be- ST. PETERSBURG, By; PH&J ARCHITECTS, INC. Alabama, and being more fully ginning. The description being Russia (AP) — A bomb 807 S. McDonough St.(36104) described as follows: commence Cranford's Addition to Jasper, blast tore through a sub- P.O. Box 215 (36101) at a concrete monument being Walker County, Alabama, as way train deep under Rus- Montgomery, Alabama the Southeast corner of the SW mapped and platted by L. C. sia’s second-largest city Telephone (334) 265-8781 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of said Section Britton, Civil Engineer, and Monday, killing 11 people Email [email protected] 22, run thence North 88 de- recorded in Record of Maps as and wounding more than *March 21, 28, April 4, 2017 grees, 55 minutes, 39 seconds No. 1, page 29 in the Office of West for 118.03 feet to the true The Judge of Probate of Walker 40 in a chaotic scene that MORTGAGE point of beginning of the herein County, Alabama. Surface only. left victims sprawled on a FORECLOSURE SALE described tract; continue North Said property is commonly smoky platform. Hours Default having being made in 88 degrees, 55 minutes, 39 sec- known as 1710 BARKER ST, later, anguish and fear the payment of the indebtedness onds West for 60 feet; run JASPER, AL 35501. rose again when police secured by that certain mort- thence North 3 degrees, 42 min- The indebtedness has been found and defused a gage dated August 12, 2010, ex- utes, 10 seconds East for and is hereby declared due and shrapnel-packed explosive ecuted by Russell Newton, 271.13 feet; run thence South 88 payable because of default device at another St. Pe- married and Amie Newton, mar- degrees, 55 minutes, 39 sec- under the terms of said Mort- tersburg station. gage and Note, including but ried, husband and wife, in favor onds East for 100 feet to the There was no immedi- of Walter Mortgage Company, West margin of a 60 ft. roadway; not limited to the nonpayment of LLC, said Mortgage being run thence South 0 degrees, 06 the indebtedness as and when ate claim of responsibility recorded September 23, 2010, minutes, 33 seconds East along due. The indebtedness remain- for the attack, which came ing in default, this sale will be while President Vladimir in Book 2236, Page 108 in the said margin for 36 feet; run AP Photo/Evgenii Kurskov Office of the Judge of Probate of thence South 13 degrees, 50 made for the purpose of paying Putin was visiting the city, Walker County, Alabama; as- minutes West for 240.8 feet to the same, all expenses of the his hometown. Russian police and emergency service officers signed to U.S. Bank, N.A., as the point of beginning. Continue sale, including attorney's fees In the past two decades, stand near fire trucks near the entrance of Sen- trustee for Mid-State Capital 0.52 acres, more or less. and all other payments provided Russian trains and planes Corporation 2005-1 by instru- Property street address for in- for under the terms of the Mort- have been frequent tar- naya Square subway station in St. Petersburg, ment recorded in DML Book formational purposes: 1359 N gage and Note. In accordance Russia, Monday. with Ala. Code §6-5-248(h) no- gets of terrorism, usually 2485, Page 651 in the Office of Ridge Dr, Jasper, AL 35504 blamed on Islamic mili- the Judge of Probate of Walker THIS PROPERTY WILL BE tice is given that Alabama law County, Alabama. Said default gives some persons who have tants. train behind the stricken give a full picture of what SOLD ON AN “AS IS, WHERE one, told independent TV continues and notice is hereby IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY an interest in property the right News reports initially happened,” a somber-look- given that the undersigned, U.S. EASEMENTS, ENCUM- to redeem the property under said police were searching station Dozhd. ing Putin said. Bank, N.A., as trustee for Mid- BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS certain circumstances. Pro- for two suspects, and Within two hours of the He later laid flowers State Capital Corporation 2005- REFLECTED IN THE MORT- grams may also exist that help Russian state television blast, authorities had outside the Technological 1 by Ditech Financial LLC as GAGE AND THOSE CON- persons avoid or delay the fore- showed a photo of one sus- found and deactivated an- Institute station, where servicer with delegated authority, TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF closure process. An attorney pect wearing what ap- other bomb at another the damaged train arrived under and by virtue of the power THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE should be consulted to help you busy station, Vosstaniya after the explosion. understand these rights and peared to be a skullcap of sale contained in said mort- OF PROBATE OF THE Square, the anti-terror Some residents of St. gage, will sell at public outcry to programs as part of the foreclo- characteristic of Russia’s COUNTY WHERE THE ABOVE- Muslim regions. However, agency said. That station Petersburgh, a city of 5 the highest bidder for cash at the DESCRIBED PROPERTY IS sure process. Said property will be sold subject to the following the Interfax news agency is a major transfer point million, responded with main entrance to the County SITUATED. THIS PROPERTY items which may affect the title for passengers on two both dismay and determi- Courthouse, Walker County, Ala- WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT later cited unspecified to said property: all zoning ordi- bama on 4/25/2017, during the WARRANTY OR RECOURSE, sources as saying police lines and serves the rail- nation. nances; matters which would be legal hours of sale, the following EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED AS now suspect the blast was way station to Moscow. “They won’t succeed in disclosed by an accurate survey described real estate situated in TO TITLE, USE AND/OR EN- the work of a suicide Russian law enforce- breaking up our country. or by an inspection of the prop- Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: JOYMENT AND WILL BE SOLD bomber linked to radical ment agencies confirmed We are all citizens of one erty; any outstanding taxes, in- Commence at the Northeast SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF Islamists. the device was loaded with country despite various Corner of the Northeast Quarter cluding but not limited to ad REDEMPTION OF ALL PAR- valorem taxes, which constitute The National Anti-Ter- shrapnel, and the Interfax political views and reli- of the Northeast Quarter of Sec- TIES ENTITLED THERETO. tion 31, Township 13 South, liens upon said property; spe- rorism Committee said it news agency said it con- gious beliefs,” said 24- Alabama law gives some per- cial assessments; all outstand- was looking for the “perpe- tained up to 1 kilogram year-old Alexander Range 5 West, thence S 5 de- sons who have an interest in grees 26 minutes 04 seconds E ing bills for public utilities which trators and organizers of (2.2 pounds) of explosives. Malikov, who brought property the right to redeem the 213.00 feet to an existing iron, constitute liens upon said prop- Interfax cited an flowers and candles to an property under certain circum- the terror attack.” thence N 89 degrees 57 minutes erty; all restrictive covenants, unidentified law enforce- stances. Programs may also St. Petersburg, a major improvised memorial out- 28 seconds W 721.10 feet to an easements, rights-of-way; the exist that help persons avoid or tourist destination famed ment official saying that side one of the stations. iron 1/2" capped rebar set and statutory right of redemption delay the foreclosure process. for its imperial palaces investigators think the The bombing drew the point of beginning, thence N pursuant to Alabama law; and An attorney should be consulted and lavish art museums, suspected suicide bomber widespread condemna- 89 degrees 57 minutes 28 sec- any other matters of record su- to help you understand these left the bomb at the tion. onds W 558.98 feet to an exist- perior to said Mortgage. To the had been spared previous ing iron, theme N 4 degrees 37 rights and programs as a part of best of the knowledge and be- attacks. Vosstaniya Square station President Donald minutes 08 seconds W 108.00 the foreclosure process. lief of the undersigned, the “From now on, I will be before blowing himself up Trump said it was “ab- feet to an existing iron, thence S This sale is made for the pur- party in possession of the prop- scared to take the sub- on the train. solutely a terrible thing.” 89 degrees 57 minutes 12 sec- pose of paying the indebtedness erty is Wayne King and Vernice way,” said Marina Ilyina, The agency said author- White House Press Secre- onds E 252.76 feet to an existing secured by said mortgage, as King or tenant(s). 30, who brought flowers to ities believe the suspect, a tary Sean Spicer said the well as the expenses of foreclo- iron, thence South 57.53 feet to RCO Legal, P.C. the station where the 23-year old who came U.S. was prepared to offer an iron 1/2” capped rebar set, sure. 2970 Clairmont Road NE, The successful bidder must ten- train stopped after the from ex-Soviet Central assistance to Russia. thence S 89 degrees 57 minutes Suite 780 Asia and was linked to der a non-refundable deposit of Atlanta, Georgia 30329 bombing. “We in St. Pe- Lebanon’s militant 28 seconds E 304.92 feet to an radical Islamist groups, Hezbollah group, which is iron 1/2" capped rebar set, Five Thousand Dollars (770) 234-9181 tersburg thought we thence South 50.00 feet back to ($5,000.00) in certified funds (770) 234-9192 wouldn’t be touched by carried the explosive de- backing Syrian President the point of beginning, contain- made payable to Sirote & Per- TS#: 7345.29285 that.” vice onto the train in a Bashar Assad’s forces ing 1 acre more or less. Said mutt, P.C. at the time and place FEI # 2013.05084 The explosion occurred rucksack. along with Russia, says land lying in the NE 1/4 of the of the sale. The balance of the *March 28, April 4, 11, 2017 in midafternoon as the Asked about the report, the incident was the type NE 1/4 of Section 31, Township purchase price must be paid in train traveled between Putin spokesman Dmitry of “terrorism” Russia was 13 South, Range 5 West, Walker certified funds by noon the next stations on one of the city’s Peskov wouldn’t comment, fighting in Syria. business day at the Law Office County, Alabama. ALASCANS north-south lines. saying it’s up to law en- Most of the terrorist at- THIS PROPERTY WILL BE of Sirote & Permutt, P.C. at the address indicated below. Sirote SERVICES The driver chose to con- forcement agencies to tacks in Russia have been SOLD ON AN “AS-IS, WHERE- comment on details of the connected to the insur- IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY & Permutt, P.C. reserves the DIVORCE WITH or without chil- tinue on to the next stop, EASEMENTS, ENCUM- right to award the bid to the next dren $125.00. Includes name Technological Institute, a probe. gency in Chechnya and BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS highest bidder should the high- change and property settlement decision praised by the In- The entire St. Peters- other Caucasus republics REFLECTED IN THE MORT- est bidder fail to timely tender agreement. Save hundreds. vestigative Committee as burg subway system was in the southern part of the GAGE AND THOSE CON- the total amount due. Fast and easy. 1-888-733-7165, aiding evacuation efforts shut down and evacuated, country. TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF The Mortgagee/Transferee re- call us toll free 24/7. and reducing the danger but partial service re- The last confirmed at- THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE serves the right to bid for and DONATE YOUR car to charity. to passengers who would sumed after about six tack was in October 2015 OF PROBATE OF THE purchase the real estate and to Receive maximum value of write have had to walk along hours. when Islamic State mili- COUNTY WHERE THE ABOVE- credit its purchase price against off for your taxes. Running or the electrified tracks. Security was immedi- tants downed a Russian DESCRIBED PROPERTY IS the expenses of sale and the in- not! All conditions accepted. ately tightened at all of airliner heading from an SITUATED. THIS PROPERTY debtedness secured by the real The National Anti-Ter- Free pickup. Call for details. 1- rorism Committee said the country’s key trans- Egyptian resort to St. Pe- WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT estate. 844-810-1257. WARRANTY OR RECOURSE, This sale is subject to postpone- the death toll was 11, with portation sites, Russia’s tersburg, killing all 224 EXPRESS OR IMPLIED AS TO ment or cancellation. SWITCH TO DIRECTV. From another 45 people being National Anti-Terrorist people on board. TITLE, USE AND/OR ENJOY- Deutsche Bank National Trust $50/Month, includes free Genie treated for wounds in hos- Committee said. Moscow The Dec. 25, 2016, crash MENT AND WILL BE SOLD Company, as Trustee for HD/DVR & 3 months HBO, pitals. officials said that included of a Russian plane near SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF Ameriquest Mortgage Securities Showtime, Cinemax, Starz. Get Amateur video broad- the subway in the Russian the southern city of Sochi REDEMPTION OF ALL PAR- Inc., Asset-Backed PassThrough a $50 Gift Card. Call 1-855-401- cast by Russian TV capital. that killed 92 people, in- TIES ENTITLED THERETO. Al- Certificates, Series 2003-11, 5498. showed people lying on Putin, who meeting cluding members of the abama law gives some persons Mortgagee/Transferee WANT YOUR ad to be seen in the platform of the Tech- with the president of Be- Red Army Choir, is widely who have an interest in property Pam King 120 newspapers statewide? larus at the Constantine believed to have been due the right to redeem the property SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. nological Institute station, Place your ad in our Classified under certain circumstances. P. O. Box 55727 and others bleeding and Palace on the city’s out- to a bomb, but no official Network for just $210 per week! Programs may also exist that Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 weeping just after the skirts, offered condolences cause has been given. Make one call to this newspaper help persons avoid or delay the Attorney for damaged train pulled in. on national television. Two female suicide foreclosure process. An attorney (a participating ALA-SCAN “Law enforcement agen- bombers killed 40 people Mortgagee/Transferee member) or call 1-800-264-7043 “Everything was cov- should be consulted to help you www.sirote.com/foreclosures ered in smoke. There were cies and intelligence serv- and wounded more than understand these rights and pro- to find out how easy it is to ad- 408522 vertise statewide! a lot of firefighters,” Maria ices are doing their best to 100 in the Moscow subway grams as a part of the foreclo- *March 28, April 4, 11, 2017 Smirnova, a student on a establish the cause and on March 29, 2010. A14 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., April 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com THE WALKER HIGH BAND PERFORMS AT WALT DISNEY WORLD’S MAGIC KINGDOM

The Walker High School Marching Band spent four days in Orlando, Fla., last week at Walt Disney World. The band was one of several high school bands from across the country to perform as part of Disney’s Per- forming Arts Program. In addition to the Magic Kingdom, band members got to spend time at Epcot, Animal Kingdom, Hollywood Studios and Disney Springs. For even more photos from the band’s trip, go to the band’s Facebook page at Walker High School Marching Band.

Daily Mountain Eagle photos by Ron Harris