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FALLOUT CONTINUES T Vol. 116he No. 331 JournalTuesday, November 24, 2020 $100 Tigers’ Swinney T J slams FSU after COMPLEX HISTORY: Thanksgiving lessons jettison Pilgrim hats, welcome truth. B1 Saturday game TRANSITION GREEN LIGHT: Government recognizes Biden as president-elect. D1 postponed. C1

OCONEE COUNTY Council declines to release report on allegations

hike in ISO ratings, but Rogers said the county’s county administrator decision to not release ‘This report is Investigation into misconduct claims at Amanda Brock said she the report “gives the didn’t think there should public the idea there is a a public record fire department cost county more than $6K be any concern. Late last coverup.” month, Brock said the “This report is a public and was paid for county’s new ISO data record and was paid for BY RILEY MORNINGSTAR quest for any paperwork investigation in April, as had been completed, was with public funds,” Rog- with public funds. THE JOURNAL relating to the investiga- well as uneasiness inside under review and could ers added. “A public re- tion into the Oconee take up to six months to cord cannot be withheld A public record WALHALLA — Oconee allegations Coun- finalize. in its entirety. They can County Council opted to of sexual ty Fire After executive session redact protected details.” OUR VIEW cannot be withheld leave the results of an in- harass- Commis- at last week’s meeting, TO READ A RELATED vestigation of misconduct ment and sion over county attorney David COUNCIL SPEAKS EDITORIAL, TURN in its entirety. at the Westminster Fire miscon- not being Root asked county coun- Even with the opportu- TO PAGE A4. Department in purgatory duct involved in cil if there was a motion nity to release the report and not release the final against a the process to waive an attorney-cli- heavily redacted, every They can redact report — redacted or top West- through ent exemption to release member of council was otherwise. minster firefighter. The emails released by the the report — in any form. nearly unanimous in protected details.’ In late August, The Journal later reported county. Separate emails No motion was made. saying they felt it wasn’t Journal filed a Freedom on the county spending also expressed concern S.C. Press Association Bill Rogers of Information Act re- more than $6,000 on the over the possibility of a executive director Bill SEE REPORT, PAGE A3 S.C. Press Association director

SENECA WESTMINSTER School officials remember teen killed in wreck Kimberly Boyzo 1 of 2 who Last died in crash Friday night BY GREG OLIVER and Karen Guerrero, 23, THE JOURNAL of Central, were killed in a two-vehicle collision chance WESTMINSTER — Friday night. West-Oak High School and Oconee Coun- School District of Oconee ty Coroner County officials Monday Karl Addis remembered Kimberly said the pair Boyzo as a person who died from was very involved in her blunt force school. trauma inju- “Kimberly was manager Boyzo ries. ASSOCIATED PRESS for our basketball team, South Caro- University of Utah student Abigail Shull takes a rapid COVID-19 test last week in Salt Lake City. As college stu- and she participated in lina Highway Patrol Mas- dents prepare to go home for the holidays, some schools are quickly ramping up COVID-19 testing to try to keep the production of the year- ter Trooper Brandon Bolt infections from spreading further as the coronavirus surges across the U.S. book,” West-Oak principal said the collision occurred Brandon Blackwell said. Final free COVID-19 testing before Thanksgiving is today Boyzo, 16, of Seneca, SEE TEEN, PAGE A3

BY RILEY MORNINGSTAR THE JOURNAL Oconee County COVID-19 cases per day SENECA

SENECA — Local residents have one last chance today to get a free COVID-19 test in Seneca ahead of Thanksgiving. Group set to provide South Carolina Department Probable cases of Health and Environmental Confirmed cases Control (DHEC) officials will be 7-day moving average at the Seneca Health Department Thanksgiving meals at 609 N. Townville St. from 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. today. Today is the 30.86 BY GREG OLIVER of the downtown Seneca final chance to be tested by DHEC THE JOURNAL area, Feed the 400 was es- before the holiday. DHEC recom- tablished. Meals in to-go mends getting tested ahead of any SENECA — The annu- boxes will be served from gathering to abide by COVID-19 al Feed the 5000 event 1-3 p.m. Thursday in front safety protocols. won’t be taking place on of the Shaver Recreation “While we take time to reflect Thanksgiving for the first Complex in Seneca. on all that we have to be thankful time in 27 years. Boone said she wanted for, including our family, friends However, another local to do something after and loved ones, let’s remember organization is working learning that Feed the that the actions we take today to ensure a meal will be 5000 would be unable could determine our ability to provided to those in need to hold its traditional come together to celebrate hol- SOURCE: HTTPS://SCDHEC.GOV/COVID19/SOUTH-CAROLINA-COUNTY-LEVEL-DATA-COVID-19 Thursday. Thanksgiving meal due to idays and family gatherings in Through the efforts of the COVID-19 pandemic. the future,” DHEC chief medical cases recorded in Oconee County in a high two-week cumulative Helping Hands of Oconee, “There was a group of officer Dr. Michael J. Kacka said the past two weeks, according incidence rate, as do a majority created by Kellie Boone us that started talking to last week. to DHEC data — an increase of following the April tor- There have been 400 confirmed 143 cases. The county remains SEE TESTING, PAGE A3 nado that ravaged parts SEE MEALS, PAGE A5

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| CALENDAR | Westminster food giveaway today TODAY SENECA LIONS Club will meet BY RILEY MORNINGSTAR model and remain in their car. There at Ye Olde Sandwich Shoppe for THE JOURNAL is a limit on the number of boxes a car dinner at 6 p.m. and business can received. meeting at 6:30 p.m. Guest speak- WESTMINSTER — A Farmers to Last month, more than 1,000 boxes of er will be Charles Caudill, Seneca Families food box distribution is set food were given to the group for distri- City fire chief. Monday’s COVID-19 to happen this morning and last until bution to those in need, causing cars to supplies are exhausted. line downtown Westminster for hours. WEDNESDAY numbers at a glance Oconee County First Steps executive Oconee County First Steps received the PENDLETON ELKS Lodge 2861 Confirmed Confirmed Percent director Daby Snipes issued a release boxes — weighing 42 pounds each and poinsettia fundraiser. $12 each. cases deaths positive this week saying food boxes will be filled with meats, dairy products and pro- Choose from red, white and handed out today from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. duce — from the Trump administration pink. Curbside pickup at Mt. Zion South Carolina 1,095 5 10.7% outside the Westminster Depot. Volun- after it enacted the Farmers to Families Presbyterian Church Dec. 5, 10 Oconee County 16 0 17.6%* teers are required to wear a mask and Food Box Program. At the time, Snipes a.m.-noon and Dec. 6, 1-3 p.m. gloves during the event. Those picking said she was hoping another event would Must purchase be Nov. 25. Pickens County 54 0 21.1%* up boxes will do so in a drive-thru happen again close to Thanksgiving. * Seven-day moving average NOT MEETING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE – DAV veterans advocates Cumulative cases Terry Neale, Michael Brown or South Carolina: 194,902 cases, 3,987 deaths Mike O’Shields will be at the Oconee County: 3,011 cases, 37 deaths Road to be closed for water line repair Knights of Columbus meeting hall, 112 E. North 2nd St., Seneca, from Pickens County: 5,819 cases, 73 deaths THE JOURNAL STAFF Seneca Light and Water. location before it gets 1-5 p.m. to assist veterans with VA Seneca utilities direc- out of hand.” benefits. SOURCE: SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SENECA — Hitec Road tor Bob Faires said Fatz is scheduled to be closed Café would likely be the to through traffic this only business affected by morning as Seneca Light the work, and the repairs Proudly Serving and Water workers repair will take care of issues to a water main line near the prevent customers from Seneca For intersection of Hitec and having problems. U.S. Highway 123. “The issue is not pres- 28 Years! The work is expected to ently causing any outag- be going on from 7 a.m. es,” Faires said. “Every- to noon, according to a one has water. This is a news release issued by repair required at a valve SENECA

Westminster magistrate OPTICAL court closed for the week We Are Honored To Have Been Voted BEST OPTICAL STORE and THE JOURNAL STAFF firmed the exposure and said it is county protocol to WESTMINSTER — close for a precautionary BEST OPTOMETRIST OFFICE The magistrate court in measure. The office is set Westminster is closed to reopen Monday. this week after a recent A sign on the Westmin- COVID-19 exposure. ster court says the build- Thank You So Much! An official in the Wal- ing is closed for adminis- halla magistrate office con- trative purposes. We offer comprehensive care and a warm and caring environment. Everything from designer frames to contacts and we use the latest technology to determine your exact prescription with state-of-the-art eye exams. More COVID-19 cases James M. Brown Elemen- Elizabeth Prescott, OD • Darryl Morris, OD reported in SDOC tary and two from Walhal- la Elementary tested posi- WALHALLA — The tive Sunday, although one We Are Trained Professionals Offering Total Eyecare. School District of Oconee was not on campus during Eye Exams • Lenses • Frames • Contact lenses County reported eight the infectious period. more positive COVID-19 Students from Walhalla Prescription or Non-Prescription Sunglasses Available cases across the district High, Seneca Middle and Outside Prescriptions Welcome Accepting New Patients from Saturday through Ravenel Elementary also Monday. tested positive, according An employee from the to officials. 277 Applewood Plaza Place, Seneca Hamilton Career and The latest cases bring • Technology Center and the district’s overall total 864.882.3255 www.senecaoptical.com Fair-Oak Elementary test- to 172 since the school ed positive on Saturday, year began Aug. 24. while an employee from — The Journal staff

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2020 THE JOURNAL A3 TESTING: ‘Doing the right thing’ Chain collision TEEN: Died

FROM PAGE A1 “While routine testing your trip and follow public is key to knowing your health safety measures.” claims man’s life Friday night of the counties through- individual health status, State epidemiologist Dr. out South Carolina. The a negative test result Linda Bell said the holi- THE JOURNAL STAFF eling northbound on FROM PAGE A1 current incidence rate sits doesn’t mean you can stop days are “a prime time for S.C. Highway 183 as at 502.9 cases per 100,000 wearing a mask or social disease transmission to SIX MILE — The a Honda Accord was at 7:53 p.m. at the intersec- residents, which is an distancing. Face cover- occur if we don’t take the South Carolina driving southbond. tion of Coneross Creek Road increase from 323.1 cases ings and avoiding indoor necessary precautions for Highway Patrol is After the Nissan and and S.C. Highway 24, 7 miles per 100,000 a week ago. group gatherings remain safe celebrations.” investigating a chain Chevrolet stopped, the south of Seneca. Bolt said a DHEC said in a news as important as ever.” “Keep any gatherings collision accident that Toyota came up from 2016 Jeep Patriot, which had release Monday that test- DHEC said in its Mon- small, spaced out and out- left one person dead the rear, hitting the three occupants, disregarded ing locations have seen an day news release that doors as much as possible,” Sunday evening in Chevrolet from be- a stop sign and was struck by increase in testing over anyone can be “well today she said. “Ensure that Six Mile. hind and crossing the a black tractor-trailer. the past two weeks, with and ill tomorrow.” proper social distancing Rodriguez-Aela centerline to hit the Guerrero was the driver of some popular sites testing “Asymptomatic indi- and mask-wearing occurs, Manuel, 44, of Lafay- Honda head on. The the Jeep, while Boyzo was a almost 100 residents per viduals can unknowingly and individuals should ette, Ind., died at the Chevrolet then hit the passenger. hour. While testing helps carry the virus and pass seriously consider the scene. Toyota in the rear. “It is always a tragedy determine if you’re sick, it along to others who may risks associated with trav- Master Trooper Bolt said Manuel, when these things happen, masks and social distanc- become more severely ill eling. Unfortunately, we’re Brandon Bolt said the driver of the and she will always be a ing are critical to prevent- if they contract the virus,” seeing many infections the accident involved Honda, was wearing member of the Warrior fami- ing illness from the very the release said. “To re- resulting from household four vehicles and a seatbelt, but was ly,” Blackwell said. “She will start, according to DHEC. duce the risk of spreading spread. Everyone should happened at 6 p.m. entrapped and died definitely be missed.” “We are encouraged to COVID-19, DHEC and the remember that the recom- on S.C. Highway 183 at the scene. Every- School district superinten- see that South Carolinians Centers for Disease Control mended protective mea- near Hatteras Ridge, one else involved in dent Michael Thorsland said are once again stepping and Prevention reiterate sures are also important 3 miles north of Six the collision — the counselors were on hand at up to the plate and doing that the safest way to cel- for friends and extended Mile. drivers of all three ve- the school Monday to talk to the right thing as we ebrate Thanksgiving is to family visiting your home. Bolt said a 2019 hicles and a passenger students and teachers. continue our fight against celebrate at home with the One of the safest ways to Nissan sedan, a 2010 in the Nissan — was “We are very sad for her COVID-19,” DHEC interim people you live with. If you connect with loved ones is Chevrolet S10 pickup wearing a seatbelt family and ask everyone to public health director Dr. must travel, you should over the phone or on anoth- truck and a 2017 Toy- and was uninjured, pray for them,” Thorsland Brannon Traxler said. get tested before and after er virtual platform.” ota Tundra were trav- according to Bolt. said. REPORT: ‘It doesn’t need to be brought forth to the public’

FROM PAGE A1 “There’s certain things because they’re exactly confirmed the Oconee outstanding legal action The county has 30 calen- that the public doesn’t that — they’re allegations, County Fire Commission related to the investiga- dar days from the date it right to publicize what really need to know that and it can negatively never received a final tion. initially responds for the appear to be unfounded are behind the scenes that affect the people involved report. An Oct. 29 FOIA request request to be fulfilled. allegations. are personnel problems in it with accusations that Brock said once she was made to the county by The On Monday morning, “That’s like beating a that I just don’t feel like could be proved invalid,” made aware of allegations Journal requesting all Brock acknowledged the dead horse,” Councilman it should be broadcasted Davis said. “We need to made within the depart- communication between emailed request. She said Wayne McCall said of re- around, because this one make sure that we’re ment, she handed it over Brock and the third-party she missed it and her staff leasing the report. “As far right here, I didn’t think giving people a great en- to Root. She said she was investigator hasn’t been had started the process as I’m concerned, it’s over there was any merits to it. vironment to work in. In briefed on the report, but filled, an apparent viola- of responding as soon as with. It’s done. It’s noth- It’d just be slander, as far my personal opinion, with never received it. Brock tion of public information possible. ing. It’s going to cause as I’m concerned.” an investigative report also told The Journal laws requiring a response more trouble, so why you Councilman Paul Cain like this, it doesn’t need she was unaware of any within 10 business days. [email protected] | (864) 973-6685 want to fool with it?” referred questions about to be brought forth to the Councilman John the investigation to the public, because it can Elliott told The Journal county attorney. be detrimental to those that, “based on what we Council chairman Ju- people involved on both The Hidden Risk of Hearing Loss were told, I felt the best lian Davis said he believes sides because somebody thing was to stay silent on any recommendations to brought up allegations.” the motion.” improve an organization “I think we have so much should be made public, as NO PENDING privacy that we need to “long as it’s not in direct LEGAL ACTION DEMENTIA have, and I didn’t think relation in naming that As far as other entities Studies suggest that hearing loss causes brain changes that was necessary,” Coun- specific (person)” in- receiving the final report, that raise the risk for dementia. Hearing aids can help. cilman Glenn Hart said. “It volved in an investigation Westminster Mayor Brian would probably harm peo- — similar to an audit. Ramey confirmed city ple if it ever came out. That “Personnel versus officials had been briefed Call now to schedule your hearing test: 864.888.8865 was just something that personnel allegations in executive session at a We are practicing the safest COVID-19 protocols. would make good gossip. have not been made public meeting, while Brock also Dr. Barbara Greb Audiologist Need A New Flu Vaccines www.oconeeaudiology.net In Stock! Hearing Aid Services 10239 Clemson Blvd, Suite 170, Seneca No Appointment Home For Your Necessary Prescriptions? Noise or Ringing in the Ear • RXs filled in minutes • Easy transfer process • Accepts most major insurances (including State Health Plan & Tricare) TINNITUS • Free local delivery & curbside pickup Affects 15-20 percent of people. Can be a symptom of an underlying • Flu shots & vaccinations (many at no cost) condition such as hearing loss, ear injury or a circulatory system disorder. • Sambucol Black Elderberry in stock Call now to schedule your hearing test: 864.888.8865 Ananda Professional We are practicing the safest COVID-19 protocols. CBD Products Dr. Barbara Greb We Offer Tinctures, Softgels, Audiologist Salves & Pet Products. www.oconeeaudiology.net Hearing Aid Services 10239 Clemson Blvd, Suite 170, Seneca Big Time Service. Small Town Feel.

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‘Silence is more musical than any song.’ Opinion Christina Rossetti | English poet A4 The Journal Tuesday, November 24, 2020

| YOUR VIEW | Bail reform has not Glad to read Zakaria’s column EDITOR: led to violent crime I would like to thank The Journal for featuring he book of Ecclesiastes advises that the Al- the editorial by Fareed Za- mighty sends rain to fall on both the just and karia in Saturday’s publi- Tthe unjust. American incarceration policy cation. I found it very well follows the same pattern. We’ve always locked up written, enlightening, people who have been convicted of crimes. But in honest and reflective. Mr. recent decades, we’ve made a practice of also jail- Zakaria is a highly intel- ing people who have not been convicted of crimes. ligent and internationally On any given day last year, some 631,000 people recognized opinion leader. were held in city and county jails. Of that group, Please continue to serve 75 percent are awaiting trial — and, in our sys- him up in the future. tem, entitled to the presumption of innocence. But many defendants have learned Bob Graves that the presumption of inno- Seneca cence and $3 will get you a Star- bucks latte. They are in jail for Open letter to lack of the money to make bail. This phenomenon has contrib- Clemson leaders uted to mass incarceration. In about track team 1999, notes the Prison Policy Ini- tiative, the number of convicted | OUR VIEW | EDITOR: criminals held in local jails has This is an open letter CREATORS been stable — while the number to the Clemson Board of | of people merely awaiting trial Trustees, Clemson admin- SYNDICATE has soared. Over the next 15 istration and Clemson years, 99 percent of the growth athletics. STEVE CHAPMAN in the jail population came from The public doesn’t As the oldest of five chil- locking up people who have not dren from a middle-class been found guilty of anything. They were defen- New Jersey family, I had dants who were denied bail or, more commonly, little hope of attending a couldn’t pay it. university without an ath- Americans who run afoul of the police are need to know? letic scholarship. Luckily generally entitled to be free until trial. The 14th for me, the Clemson track Amendment says no one may be deprived of “life, coach, PeeWee Greenfield, liberty or property without due process of law.” n late August, The Journal You deserve to know what scouted New Jersey. I came The 8th Amendment says, “Excessive bail shall requested a report via the your tax dollars are being spent to Clemson, where I had not be required.” Bail is supposed to serve two South Carolina Freedom of on, period. enjoyable and fairly suc- purposes: ensuring that defendants show up in I cessful careers on the track court and protecting the community from those Information Act that detailed It doesn’t matter whose feel- and soccer teams. I earned who pose a clear danger. the goings-on inside the West- ings are hurt here. my degree, ran a small But huge numbers of those detained languish minster Fire Department. If some buffoon is grabbing construction company and behind bars for days, weeks or months simply Accusations of sexual miscon- somebody else’s behind at the found my home for the last because their bail exceeds their financial means. duct ranged from one fireman fire department or asking for 50 years. One of my most Meanwhile, other defendants charged with the requesting nude photos of an- nude photos of his girlfriend, vivid memories was carry- same offenses walk free because they have the other’s girlfriend to people us- then who — or what — are we ing my javelins down the money to buy their way out. Champs de Elysees in Par- Those unjust realities have spawned a move- ing the department as a brothel. really protecting here? is with teammates Norm ment to eliminate cash bail for most defendants, We can’t tell you which alle- Some immature nincompoop, Tate, Sam Caruthers, replacing them with “personal recognizance gations were true and which or the county’s image? Bouncy Moore, Steve bonds” — a signed promise to appear in court. weren’t, nor what recommen- If said accusations are not Prefontaine, Ivory Crock- Among the jurisdictions that have adopted the dations were made as a result true, then share the report and ett, All Feuerbach, Frank change is Cook County, which, in 2017, began of a $6,700 investigation by an give the public the truth — any Shorter and other great using money bonds less often, while reducing the outside firm, because Oconee lack thereof gives credence to athletes who were given amounts on those it imposed. a chance to excel in their But this year, Chicago has been hit with a tidal County’s Council decided you both the crime and the cov- sport and went on to Olym- wave of shootings and homicides, and critics — didn’t need to know. er-up. pic competition. Countless notably Police Superintendent David Brown — When the accusations were If any portion of the accusa- Clemson runners, black immediately blamed those bail reforms. If more made, county administrator tions are true, then man up, and white, have gone on to arrestees were required to provide money for Amanda Brock ordered an out- tell the taxpayers and indicate international competition bail, the argument goes, fewer of them would be side firm to perform an investi- the corrective actions that are as well. Without a track released and the community would be safer. gation costing nearly $7,000. being taken to eradicate such scholarship, the whole There’s some truth to this theory. If everyone course of my life would arrested were denied bail, none would commit That’s a move that would typi- ridiculous behavior in a county have been different. I think crimes. But that’s never been a realistic approach. cally make such an investigation operation. about my teammates. Even before Cook County adopted these changes, a matter of public record. After In the grand scheme of things, We were the definition the great majority of defendants were freed before the investigation and our initial this should have been a quick of Clemson diversity. We trial. reporting, we requested to see situation that was disposed northerners didn’t know The reforms, in fact, have had only a marginal said report, only to be denied of with reprimands made and what Harcombe served at effect on the number of defendants allowed out — by county attorney David Root. everyone learning from the breakfast was grits and not rising from 77 percent of those arrested to 81 per- cream of wheat. cent, according to a new study by criminologists He claimed attorney-client mistake. Your decision to end Don Stemen and David Olson of Loyola University privilege and said that only the We made less of the discovery men’s track and field goes Chicago, who examined the six months before and council could waive that, so we of marijuana in county offic- against the values that the after the reforms took effect. That represents 500 asked the council. es, because the officials were Clemson I knew had always more defendants. In a story on today’s front transparent in that case. tried to embody. I recognize The difference is that 57 percent of those freed page, you read that the council Due to the decision to pre- the CLEM$ON$PORT$. didn’t have to come up with cash, compared with told us — and you — to stick it tend that if we don’t look then com helps recruit students 26 percent before. And 80 percent of those released and brings revenue to mer- didn’t miss a single court appearance, only a in our ear. it never happened, the county chants and realtors, but slight decline. There was a huge measurable bene- “That’s like beating a dead decision-makers have made a what about those athletes fit to defendants and their families — a savings of horse,” Wayne McCall said. mountain out of a mole hill, and who have hope and heart $31 million in bail costs. “The public doesn’t really we aren’t just going to look the but no draft prospects? From the evidence, the releases didn’t generate need to know,” Glenn Hart said. other way. They deserve the oppor- a surge in violence. Before and after the chang- John Elliott thought it was Clearly there’s something here tunity to be members of es, about 17 percent of the released defendants best to just stay silent. no one wants you to see. a Clemson athletic team, were rearrested. The share rearrested for violent too. Where is the diversity crimes also remained stable, at about 3 percent. Paul Cain referred the ques- We’ll continue to use all legal in athletics if only $$$ The overall crime rate, Stemen and Olson found, tion to the attorney … imagine means to find out what hap- teams are funded? was not affected. that. pened here and what the inves- Two million is chump What’s often forgotten is that the bail reforms Julian Davis at least tried to tigator found and recommended, change to the athletic don’t prevent judges from denying bail to any couch it as protecting the em- even if we have to sue to see it. department. You could arrestee who appears to be dangerous. In fact, the ployees and the work environ- If they’ll use loopholes to hide probably downgrade the number of defendants held without bond dou- ment. something so inconsequential, countertop for executive bled — mostly those charged with violent crimes, washrooms in one of the weapons offenses and other serious felonies. All of that illustrates that they what happens when it’s really many facilities currently Still, freeing an additional 500 defendants missed the point — violently. important? under construction and equates to about 85 new charged offenses and about cover the cost of track and 15 new violent ones. But those numbers don’t make field. This should not be a the reforms a bad idea. To foil one person who case of .com wagging the would allegedly commit a violent crime, the county .edu. Clemson should em- would have to lock up 32 people who wouldn’t. brace all sports, especially We’re justified in keeping people behind bars Got something to say? those with a history of because they are guilty. But to keep them behind world-class athletes. Please bars because they are poor — well, that’s a crime. Send us a letter! Drop it by our office at 210 W. North 1st St. in reconsider your decision. Seneca or email it to [email protected]. 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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2020 THE JOURNAL A5

| CRIME BRIEFS | 3 more arrested in Seneca drug sweep

THE JOURNAL STAFF third offense; Lisa Owens, according to officers. was charged with reckless distribution of a Schedule Richard Dewayne driving, failure to stop for SENECA — Police have II controlled substance; Davis, 32, of Lighthouse a blue light, a vehicular arrested three more peo- Ashli Elita Mullett, dis- Road, was charged with tire violation, failure to ple who were being sought tribution of a Schedule II third-degree maintain proof of vehicle in a drug sweep in Seneca controlled substance; and assault and insurance, defacing a li- SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL on Friday. Kayla Marlene Hendricks, battery, cense plate with intent to Terri Meyerring, second from right, and Kellie Boone, Juanita Diane Hol- distribution of meth- breach of defraud, malicious injury right, accept a $200 donation check from Jelisa Robin- combe, 71, of amphetamine, second peace and to personal son of Kingdom Glory Church in Seneca. The donation 312 S. Poplar offense. public disor- property and was for the inaugural Feed the 400 Thanksgiving meal, St. in Seneca, Police are still looking derly conduct. second-degree spearheaded by Helping Hands of Oconee, which will was charged for seven other people Late Satur- assault and be served to-go style from 1-3 p.m. Thanksgiving Day. with distribu- named on warrants Davis day night, po- battery. Meals will also be delivered to the Utica mill hill area tion of crack during Friday’s drug lice responded On Sunday starting around 12:30 p.m. cocaine, third sweep: Travis Lamar to reports of gunshots in evening, or subsequent Jones, Charles Kevin the area of Bottoms Drive an Oconee Holcombe offense. She Comer, William Lawrence in West Union. An inci- Watkins County Sher- was being Campbell, Phillip Eugene dent report said officers iff’s Office MEALS: held on a Scott, Tony Keith Benson, found Davis with a large deputy noticed a vehicle ‘Thankful’ $20,000 surety Matthew Adam Ferraro knot on his face and act- matching a previous “be bond Monday and Christina Eleise King. ing “immediately hostile” on the lookout” order on FROM PAGE A1 from noon to 2 p.m. Volun- at the Oconee toward all deputies. Sam Brown Road near teers will also take food County Deten- Police: Man threw beer, The report alleges Davis the intersection of S.C. each other about getting to the Utica community to tion Center, poked woman in eye told police to “kick rocks” Highway 59, according to something together and help residents there. according to and perform a sexual an incident report. The do what we could for the Meyerring said she has Holland Oconee Coun- WESTMINSTER — A act, threatening that he report said the deputy community,” Boone said. a commercial kitchen in ty Sheriff’s Seneca man is accused of would “make (their) face confirmed the driver Boone then began her food truck and also Office spokes- poking a woman in the bloody too” after author- was Watkins, who had talking to Terri Meyer- plans to provide a couple man Jimmy eye and throwing beer ities offered him medical “several warrants for his ring, who owns a food of tents. Watt. on her after attention. Davis admitted arrest.” truck, and the pair put a “We’ll have somewhere Selena busting into to drinking liquor all The deputy’s report plan into action. Letters between 8-12 people dish- Marie Diane her room. evening after acting loud alleges Watkins saw the were sent to local busi- ing out the food, rain or Holland, 28, John Scott and boisterous, which officer and took off down nesses, and donations shine,” Meyerring said. of 306 Andrew Vassey, 47, of continued while he was the highway, crossing a soon started coming in. “There’s no qualifica- Taylor Pickens Drive Park Ridge at Prisma Health Oconee double yellow line and The cost is $6 a person to tions — nobody has to in Seneca, Drive, was Memorial Hospital, the reaching speeds of 90 sponsor a meal, which will prove they’re on food and Christy Love Taylor, charged with report said. Davis used mph during the chase as include turkey, mashed stamps or anything like 42, of 517 Forest Lane Vassey third-degree profanity in front of small he headed toward Fair potatoes, dressing, green that. If you’re needy and in Clemson, were each assault and children at the hospital Play. Watkins eventually beans, roll, butter and a you want a Thanksgiv- charged with possession battery on Friday. and continued to act disor- hit speeds exceeding 100 homemade dessert. ing meal, you just come with intent to distribute An incident report from derly toward hospital staff, mph on Interstate 85 when In the hopes that more and get it.” a controlled substance. the Oconee County Sher- according to the report. he crossed into Georgia than 400 could be fed, As was the case with the Holland’s charges allege iff’s Office alleges Vassey Davis’ girlfriend later near Lavonia. Watkins even as many as 500, tornado, Boone said she she was intending to was at the woman’s house told police there was eventually turned the car Boone said approximately has been thrilled with the distribute marijuana, and on Oakway Drive in Sen- “some sort of fight” around and headed back $2,500 had to be raised. A response that will enable Taylor was charged with eca on Wednesday night between several people at north before deputies man who has volunteered those in need who are possession to distribute when he “busted into her their home, according to deployed spike strips that for years at Feed the 5000 accustomed to a Thanks- morphine. Both were first room and started cussing the report, which said the he hit. told Boone he wanted to giving meal to be able to offenses. Holland was at her.” gun wasn’t involved in the Watkins attempted to cover the cost of the food continue receiving one. We Fix Yourreleased from Panes...And jail on a The report Your alleges Showers!injuries Davis sustained. stand in the doorway of so that the money raised “I’m just really thank- We Fix $20,000Your personal Panes...And recog- Vassey was Your acting “very Showers! Davis was released the vehicle he was driving could go to other needs ful that people in the nizance bond, and Taylor aggressive” during the from the Oconee County when a deputy “applied a surrounding the event. community were able to was released on a $10,000 incident, which a witness Detention Center with a straight arm bar take- Kingdom Glory, a local really come together yet surety bond, according to confirmed to police. combined $3,470 personal down” to remove him, the church, also gave a $200 again and help the people Watt. Vassey was released recognizance bond on report said. donation that allowed in need,” Boone said. The three arrests from the Oconee County Sunday. Watkins was still being the fundraising goal to When asked whether brought the total to nine Detention Center on the held on a combined $6,130 be met. she plans to make Feed who were taken into same day of his arrest Westminster man surety bond at the Oconee Boone said four people the 400 a Thanksgiving custody as a part of the with a $2,500 personal charged in chase that County Detention Center are already in place to tradition like Feed the drug sweep, which in- recognizance bond. on Monday, but he is also prepare the Thanksgiv- 5000 has been for so many cluded Seneca police and exceeded 100 mph being held on outstanding ing meal, and 10 volun- years, Boone quickly Oconee sheriff’s deputies. 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Selena Sue Crowe, 45 Seneca City Police Susan Ramona Cobb, 52 offense; possession of other Assault and battery-3rd de- Booking Date: 11/22/20 929 Robinhood Drive, Manufacture, possession 136 Ramey Lane, Walhalla controlled sub. in sched. I to gree; common law – breach Oconee County Sheriff Walhalla of other sub. in sch. I, II, III Booking Date: 11/20/20 V-1st offense of peace; public disorderly Common law – breach of Booking Date: 11/20/20 with intent to distribute-1st Walhalla City Police conduct peace Seneca City Police offense Possession of other con- Christy Love Taylor, 42 Possession of drug para- trolled sub. in sched. I to 517 Forest Lane, Clemson Tosha Dale Donald, 39 Hope Lyn Nungesser, 48 phernalia; possession of less Ashli Elita Mullet, 28 V-1st offense Booking Date: 11/21/20 140 Tosha Lane, Seneca 107 Hickory Tree Drive, than one gram of meth or 429 Prater Farm Road, Seneca City Police Booking Date: 11/22/20 Seneca cocaine base-1st offense Seneca Amber Nichole Ellenburg, Manufacture, possession Oconee County Sheriff Booking Date: 11/22/20 Booking Date: 11/20/20 28 of other sub. in sch. I, II, III Shoplifting <$2,000-3rd or Oconee County Sheriff Christopher Leath Tant, 36 Seneca City Police 11 Humbert St., Seneca with intent to distribute-1st sub. offense Common law – breach of 109 Prairie Lane, Anderson Manufacture, possession Booking Date: 11/20/20 offense peace Booking Date: 11/20/20 of other sub. in sch. I, II, III Oconee County Sheriff David Andrew Smith, 44 Walhalla City Police with intent to distribute-1st Hold for probation and James Scott Smith, 57 402 Honea Drive, Westmin- William Gentry Watkins, Unlawful carrying of a offense parole 229 N. Dogwood Drive, ster 40 weapon; possession of 28g. Walhalla Booking Date: 11/22/20 108 Martin St., Westminster or less of marijuana or 10g. Darian Dewayne Johnston, Santos Evelio Mejia-Ruiz, Booking Date: 11/21/20 Oconee County Sheriff Booking Date: 11/22/20 or less of hash-2nd or sub.; 55 29 Walhalla City Police Receiving stolen goods Oconee County Sheriff driving under suspension; 250 Wayne Circle, Seneca 307 Parker St., Walhalla Assault and battery-3rd <$2,000 Reckless driving; failure to uninsured motor vehicle-1st Booking Date: 11/20/20 Booking Date: 11/21/20 degree; giving false infor- stop for a blue light; magis- offense Seneca City Police Walhalla City Police mation Clyde Wyatt Brewer, 25 trate’s bench warrant; vehic- Manufacture, distribution, Driving without a license 151 Dogwood Hill Drive, ular tire violation; failure to Kevin Wayne Maler, 54 etc. of cocaine base-2nd Courtney Mowery, 35 Tamassee maintain proof of insurance 1821 Westminster Highway, offense Randy Lee Webb, 40 100 Peach Drive, Walhalla Booking Date: 11/22/20 in vehicle; deface license Walhalla 306 B Whippoorwill Road, Booking Date: 11/21/20 Walhalla City Police plate with intent to defraud; Booking Date: 11/20/20 Anthony Robert Owens, 21 Westminster Walhalla City Police Disturbing the peace malicious injury to personal Walhalla City Police 108 Hillside Lane, Seneca Booking Date: 11/21/20 Driving under suspension; property <$2,000; assault Possession of 28g. or less of Booking Date: 11/20/20 Oconee County Sheriff possession of less than one Caleb Paul Williamson, 26 and battery-2nd degree marijuana or 10g. or less of Oconee County Sheriff Trespassing gram of meth or cocaine 605 Middle Park Drive, hash-2nd or sub.; manu- Common law – breach of base-1st offense Seneca Barbara Ann Brown, 56 facture, distribution, etc. of peace Reginald Tyron Bradley, 51 Booking Date: 11/22/20 102 Wynmere Way, Seneca methamphetamine-3rd or 100 Elaine Drive, Seneca Richard Dewayne Davis, Walhalla City Police Booking Date: 11/22/20 sub.; possession of a firearm Donald Daquan Bruce, 33 Booking Date: 11/21/20 32 Public drunk/under the South Carolina Highway by convicted violent felon 214 Thomas Heights Circle, Seneca City Police 133 Lighthouse Road, Wal- influence in public Patrol Seneca Possession of 28g. or less halla DUI-1st offense; vehicle with Jacob Richard Edwards, 32 Booking Date: 11/20/20 of marijuana or 10g. or less Booking Date: 11/22/20 Pete Jimmy Stathos, 20 missing/incorrectly displayed 134 Highlands Ridge Road, Seneca City Police of hash-1stLearn offense; DUI-1st Oconee Countywhat’s Sheriff 614 Couch Lane, Easleynewtag Salem Manufacture, distribution, Booking Date: 11/20/20 etc. of cocaine base-3rd or Seneca City Police sub. with your Medicare Advantage DUI-1st offense; failure to obey traffic control device; Marcus Oneal Craig, 32 LearnIf you what’s have new two counts possession of 603 Evelyn Drive, Seneca other controlled sub. in Booking Date: 11/20/20 plan for 2021 sched. 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PHOTOS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS Susannah Remillard, middle, speaks to one of her sixth-grade students Thursday at Cape Cod Lighthouse Charter School in East Harwich, Mass. In a growing number of U.S. schools, students are now learning a more complex Thanksgiving story that involves conflict, injustice and a new focus on the native people who lived in New England for hun- dreds of years before European settlers arrived. Thanksgiving lessons jettison Pilgrim hats, welcome truth

BY COLLIN BINKLEY tlers and half Wampanoag. have included little about ASSOCIATED PRESS “We carry this Colonial Native Americans, and view of how we teach, and alternatives were long BOSTON — A friendly now we have a moment elusive. Teachers say feast shared by the plucky to step outside that and that’s changing, thanks to Pilgrims and their native think about whether that native scholars who have neighbors? That’s yester- is harmful for kids, and if authored children’s books, day’s Thanksgiving story. there isn’t a better way,” lesson plans and other Students in many U.S. said Remillard, who teach- materials. schools are now learning a es at Cape Cod Lighthouse In Massachusetts this more complex lesson that Charter School in East year, every public school includes conflict, injustice Harwich, Mass. “I think is getting copies of a and a new focus on the we are at a point where new state history book people who lived on the people are now ready to co-written by a Wampano- land for hundreds of years listen.” ag author and historian. before European settlers In Arlington Public The book was published arrived and named it New Schools near Boston, to coincide with the 400th England. students until recently anniversary of the May- Inspired by the nation’s dressed annually in Colo- flower’s arrival, but it reckoning with system- nial attire. Now taboo, the notably begins thousands ic racism, schools are costumes were abolished of years earlier, with the scrapping and rewriting in 2018, and the district history of the Wampanoag lessons that treated Native is working to expand and Annawon Weeden sits for a portrait Sept. 25 outside his home in Oakdale, Conn. As people. Americans as a footnote correct classroom teach- schools rethink Thanksgiving lessons, many are also looking to expand lessons on na- Many schools are also in a story about white ings on Native Americans, tive cultures throughout the year. And while schools are increasingly turning to lessons adding lessons on native settlers. Instead of making including debunking created by native educators, some are also working to bring native voices directly into cultures through the Pilgrim hats, students are Thanksgiving myths. the classroom. A growing number of schools around Boston have started hosting an- year, including around hearing what scholars call Students as young as kin- nual visits from Weeden, a performing artist and member of the Mashpee Wampanoag Columbus Day, which “hard history” — the more dergarten are now being Tribe. some districts now mark shameful aspects of the taught that harvest feasts as Indigenous Peoples Day. past. have been part of Wampa- Change has been slow and the first to require schools ample, on the coronavirus’ More are also looking for Students still learn about noag life since long before spotty, they say, and many to teach tribal histories impact on Native Ameri- ways to bring Indigenous the 1621 feast, but many 1621, and that thanksgiv- schools cling to insensitive and is now joined by Wash- cans, and on Neilson Pow- voices directly into the are also learning that ing is a daily part of life for traditions, including cos- ington, Oregon and others. less, who recently became classroom. peace between the Pil- many tribes. tumed dramas and paper Even in states where it the first Native American Before the pandemic, grims and Native Amer- They’re also being headdresses. isn’t mandatory, however, in the Tour de France. schools around Boston icans was always uneasy taught that the Pilgrims “Progress seems to be classrooms are becoming Although schools say hosted annual visits from and later splintered into and Wampanoag were not gaining momentum, but more inclusive. parents have mostly Annawon Weeden, a per- years of conflict. friends, and that it’s im- there’s still a lot of work After national protests embraced the changes, forming artist and member On Cape Cod, language portant to “unlearn” false to do,” said Ed Schupman, over killings of Black peo- they acknowledge it can of the Mashpee Wampano- arts teacher Susannah notions around the feast. manager of Native Knowl- ple by police, Arlington’s be polarizing. Prominent ag Tribe. Remillard long found that “We don’t want the color- edge 360, the national history department creat- lawmakers have resisted Weeden makes a point her sixth grade students ing books of the Pilgrims education initiative at the ed a committee to examine efforts to rethink Thanks- of arriving in modern had been taught far more and the Native Ameri- National Museum of the race, which led to discus- giving, including Sen. clothes to dispel faulty about the Pilgrims than cans,” said Crystal Power, American Indian, and a sions about expanding and Tom Cotton of Arkansas, a notions about Indigenous the Wampanoag people, a social studies coach. “We citizen of the Muscogee correcting teachings about Republican who last week people. Only after taking the Native Americans who want students to engage (Creek) Nation of Okla- African Americans, Native blasted “revisionist charla- questions and debunking attended the feast. Now with what really happened, homa. “Change is still Americans and other tans of the radical left.” myths does he change into she’s trying to balance the with who lived here first, needed, and it has only groups too often left out. “Too many may have lost traditional regalia and narrative. and to understand that been significant in some In recent guidance, the the civilizational self-con- demonstrate tribal dances. She asks students to there was no such thing places.” nearby Brookline school fidence needed to celebrate “A lot of the kids think rewrite the Thanksgiving as the New World. It was Schupman and the district urged teachers to the Pilgrims,” Cotton said. we’re only in the past. A lot story using historical only new from one side’s museum have worked with incorporate native per- School officials say they of the kids think we live in records, and then she asks perspective.” states as they create new spectives even on topics aren’t changing history, a longhouse or a teepee or them to write a poem from Advocates for Indigenous teaching standards on not necessarily specific but adding parts that have whatever,” Weeden said. the perspective of a person education caution there’s Indigenous cultures. Mon- to Indigenous people. It been left out. Standard “Stereotypes like those are from that time, half set- still much to improve. tana in 1999 was among encourages lessons, for ex- social studies textbooks very hard to defeat.” B2 THE JOURNAL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2020

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Faye Beard Beard, Faye was preceded Johnny Galbreath and Jimmy Galbreath; his Ralph was a very proud and Lydia Alverline in death by a sister, Kathy three dogs, Toby, Tuco and Army Korean War veter- “Johnnie” Johnston Mor- NOVEMBER 21, 2020 Gillespie. NOVEMBER 20, 2020 Beaner; and a brother-in- an. ris. He retired from Koyo WESTMINSTER, S.C. Condolences may be WESTMINSTER, S.C. — law and best friend, Glen He worked from the age Bearings, formerly known — Faye Ruth Hunnicutt expressed online by visit- Johnny Paul Galbreath, Adams “Junior.” of 16 until his retirement as Timken, where he was Beard, 75, wife of the late ing sandiferfuneralhome. 69, husband of Linda In addition to his in 1992 from Proctor a tool and die maker. Junior Beard, passed com. Adams Galbreath, passed parents, he was preceded Homer Warren in Troy, Mr. Morris was an artist away Satur- Sandifer Funeral Home away Friday, in death by his sister, Mich. His second career who loved making knives day, Nov. 21, at is assisting the family. Nov. 20, at Annette Galbreath. was that of general office and was of the Christian Prisma Health Prisma Health Condolences may be manager for his friend, faith. Cottingham Oconee Memo- expressed online by visit- Jim, in Seneca. Survivors include his Hospice rial Hospital. ing sandiferfuneralhome. sons, Shay Morris, Kyle House, sur- A private com. Morris (Eden) and Sean rounded by family cele- Sandifer Funeral Home Morris (Natalie); daugh- her loving bration of life is assisting the family. Larry Morris ter, Morgan Morris; broth- Beard family. Galbreath service will be NOVEMBER 15, 2020 er, Kenneth Alan Morris; A private held at Ram- WESTMINSTER, S.C. — sister, Nancy Laye; and graveside service will be sey Creek Preserve. The Larry Joseph Morris, 71, eight grandchildren. held at Memory Gardens Roger Joe Dickens family received friends of Frank St., passed away Condolences may be in Central, S.C. The fam- from 5-8 p.m. Monday, Sunday, Nov. 15, at his expressed online by visit- ily members are at their NOVEMBER 18, 2020 Nov. 23, at Sandifer Fu- residence. ing sandiferfuneralhome. respective homes. In lieu SALEM, S.C. — Roger neral Home. The family is A memorial service will com. of flowers, memorials in Joe Dickens, 77, passed at the residence of Linda be held at a later date. In Faye’s memory can be away on Wednesday, Nov. Galbreath, 120 Maida lieu of flowers, memorials made to Calvary Church 18, after a long illness. Watkins Drive, Westmin- may be made in Mr. Mor- of God, 10102 Long Creek A private memorial ster, SC 29693. Flowers are ris’ memory to a charity Highway, Westminster, SC service will be held at accepted, or memorials in of one’s choice. 29693. Walhalla Presbyterian Johnny’s memory can be Mr. Morris was the son Faye was formerly of Church at a later date. made to an animal shelter of the late Joseph “Joe” Pendleton, S.C. She was Born Oct. 1, 1943, in of one’s choice. the daughter of the late Tucson, Ariz., Joe grew A native of Oconee Ralph Milz Bill and Alma “Tootsie” up in southern California. County, he was the son of Remember Your Loved Ones With Granite Hendrix Hunnicutt. Faye He graduated from the the late Marvin Whitfield OCTOBER 15, 2020 retired from AnMed in University of Southern Galbreath and Virginia SENECA, S.C. — Ralph Granite Marker Special the outpatient surgery California with a degree Louise Mederith Gal- Milz went home to his $250 department as a CNA and in marketing and food breath. Johnny was a Lord and savior on Thurs- 20” x 10” x 4” Marker attended Calvary Church distribution. Joe was realtor, developer and day, Oct. 15. 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In The Bleachers How to avoid a Responsible tech Christians have a

holiday hangover … Dear Annie: My husband and I have companion in their two teenage children, and both of us work from overspending out of the home. We try hard to be en- struggles ... Jesus Christ gaged in our children’s lives and be aware Black Friday is coming! Everywhere you of everything they’re doing. As working Question: I have been encour- look there’s a good deal to be had. And this parents, it’s not easy, but we try hard. aged by others to pray for my un- year, most people aren’t even going to the As our children have become teen- saved family that they will come to stores, but that won’t stop the sales from agers, we’ve noticed them becoming in- know the Lord as their Savior. Does coming to you. They’re creasingly more addict- this really happen showing up in your inbox, ed to their phones. We’ve very often? just sitting in your pocket set all types of guard — U.F. waiting for you. With the rails around screen Answer: A click of a button, items time, acceptable apps passenger aboard will magically show up on and taking their phones an airliner bound your doorstep. into their bedrooms. for the Far East After a roller coaster of They listened much told his story about a year, we need to be more better when they first coming to faith in intentional than ever with received their phones. Jesus Christ and DAVE SAYS | holiday spending. Now, DEAR Lately, they’ve been ex- MY how his family don’t get me wrong. I want ANNIE | ploiting every opportuni- ANSWER | disowned him. His Bizarro CHRIS you to enjoy this season. ty to abuse the rules. family belonged to a I want you to have some My husband and HOGAN ANNIE BILLY religious sect which nice stuff. I just don’t want I have tried to crack was quite opposed stuff to have you. Here are LANE down, but we’re just not GRAHAM to Christianity. Yet a few tips to avoid an overspending holiday able to constantly be for years he had hangover: alert. We know it’s important to crack been searching for something. down, so I wanted to reach out and see One day he heard a sermon from a HAVE A LIST OF WANTS VS. NEEDS if you have any advice. Thank you. preacher who told about Jesus and It’s easy to spend money on the wrong pri- — Confused About Cellphones knew immediately that his search orities, especially around Christmas. Keep Dear Cellphones: First, I applaud you was over. He accepted Christ as his all your items in two categories: wants and for your focus on this issue. Since you Savior and went home and told his needs. Take care of your needs first, then both work, it makes sense for your kids parents, brothers, and sisters about see what money is left over in the budget. to have cellphones so you can commu- his new-found faith. They beat him Be grown up enough to tell a want it needs nicate with them as needed. However, and threw him out of the house. to wait. screen time can be a serious issue that Nevertheless, he continued to live impacts social development, communica- a new life for Christ and witness MAKE A BUDGET tion skills, schoolwork and many other to his family about the peace and Write out a budget for what you can important areas. Other issues including mercy he had found in the Lord. afford to spend, not what you want to spend. cyberbullying can arise as well. After some years, his entire family When it comes to Christmas shopping, You and your husband should begin came to faith. make a detailed list of who you’re buying by staying firm on your rules for cell- Jesus told His disciples: “If the for and put a specific dollar amount by phone use. Also, there should be no cell- world hates you, keep in mind that their name. And don’t forget all the extra phones in their bedrooms, particularly it hated me first. If you belonged parties and travel expenses that come up at night, or at the dining table. In fact, to the world, it would love you as Cornered this time of year. phones should be silenced or turned off its own. As it is, you do not belong during meals. Put parental controls and to the world, but I have chosen you DON’T SIGN UP FOR A GUILT TRIP locks on apps when possible, and main- out of the world. That is why the Christmas might look different this year, tain the right to conduct random search- world hates you” (John 15:18-19, and that’s okay. If you lost your job, don’t es of their call log, email and apps. NIV). feel guilty because you can’t spoil the little Have your children sign a contract that The word “world” in this con- ones like normal. On the flip side, let your enforces escalating punishment, such text means the world’s system, the friends and family off the hook if they can’t as a 24-hour period without their phone political and social order organized afford to exchange gifts or travel to see you. for the first infraction, 48 hours for the apart from God, and so often it is Let’s choose to support each other. second, 72 hours for the third, etc. dominated by evil. However, there You may do all this in a positive way. is no need to be depressed over WATCH OUT FOR EMOTIONAL SPENDING Let them know that you are going to fear of persecution or the trials The holidays bring up all sorts of feelings. give them independence to use their we have to suffer. Christians often It’s the easiest time of year to justify over- phones but hold them accountable to forget that we have a companion in spending, because we’re in a celebratory using them in a mature and thought- our struggles — His name is Jesus mood. But there’s also a lot of stress. Don’t ful way. Have a conversation about Christ. go shopping if you’re feeling lonely, feel- cyberbullying, phone etiquette and the ing sorry for yourself, or you’re just plain dangers of posting or sending messag- (This column is based on the words bored. Also, if you think you want to drop es without understanding long-term and writings of the late Rev. Billy a lot of cash on a big purchase, wait at least implications. Encourage your children Graham.) 24 hours before you make your decision to to communicate openly with you about avoid impulse buying. any issues they may have or anything REV. BILLY Graham’s informative approach to that is making them uncomfortable. his beliefs and his respectful examination of the BE ON GUARD WHEN YOU’RE ONLINE Good luck! beliefs of others have kept his nondenomina- The Flying McCoys Marketers are smart. But remember, tional Q&A column at the forefront of religious seeing the same ad over and over for that Dear Annie: My only child, “Frank,” discourse for more than 60 years. fancy watch you’ve had your eye on doesn’t died unexpectedly on July 14, 2019. He mean it’s meant to be. Don’t let their target was 34 years old. I want to tell all parents marketing knock you off your target goal of who worry that they don’t get to see their | CROSSWORD ANSWERS | making your financial dreams a reality. adult children often enough to appreci- If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that ate each moment with their happy and we need to focus on what we can con- healthy children. The pain of losing a trol. This is a chance to regain some lost child will never go away or ease. So, even ground, and do things differently. By being though you may not see them as often as intentional with holiday spending, you’ll you want, treasure each moment. avoid waking up to an empty bank account — Still Hurting in January — and you’ll make progress Dear Still Hurting: I can feel the toward your wealth-building goals! — very understandable — pain in your letter and am so very sorry you lost CHRIS HOGAN is a two-time #1 national best-selling your son. You highlight an important author, financial expert and host of The Chris Hogan message: Be grateful for each day, and Show. He is a frequent guest on Fox News, Fox Busi- each day spent with a loved one. Life is ness, Yahoo! Finance, and the Rachael Ray Show. Since a gift to be treasured. 2005, Hogan has served at Ramsey Solutions, where he gives practical money advice on retirement, investing SEND YOUR questions for Annie Lane to dearan- and building wealth. [email protected].

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Thatababy Wumo

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| ACES ON THE BRIDGE | THATTHAT SCRAMBLEDSCRAMBLED WORDWORD GAMEGAME ByBy DavidDavid L.L. HoytHoyt andand JeffJeff KnurekKnurek It is not often that one side declares three no-trump after UnscrambleUnscramble these these Jumbles, Jumbles, oneone letterletter toto eacheach square,square, an opponent’s strong no-trump toto formform fourfour ordinaryordinary words.words. opening, but long suits can be worth their weight in gold. North’s double promised a NUSTTGREVE single-suited hand. East’s redouble was a recue mecha- nism, forcing West to bid two clubs. North’s double promised NABDRTHACC at least six clubs, and East’s two diamonds advertised a five-card suit. West led the diamond four. Once dummy appeared, declar- LIGGGEESSUTN er counted eight certain tricks. It is often right to run the long suit, but South could see his own hand might get squeezed. Since declarer did not want BTORHEDNORIO app • Follow us on Twitter @PlayJumble Twitter the free JUST JUMBLE app • Follow us on Get East to gain the lead, he played @PlayJumble Twitter the free JUST JUMBLE app • Follow us on Get low from dummy at trick one NowNow arrangearrange thethe circledcircled lettersletters and took East’s diamond eight West took this with the ace and ©2020©2020 Tribune Tribune ContentContent Agency, Agency, LLCLLC toto formform thethe surprisesurprise answer,answer, asas with the king. Since West exited with a club. Declarer AllAll RightsRights Reserved.Reserved. suggestedsuggested by by the the above above cartoon. cartoon. would have led the diamond now claimed nine tricks — a queen when also holding the heart, two diamonds and six jack, and East would probably clubs. have played the queen at trick As for East’s play to trick one, (Answers(Answers tomorrow) tomorrow) one if he had it, West surely note that if East had the dia- Jumbles:Jumbles: STRUMSTUNT BRANDGULLY KITTENGIGGLE MINNOWBOTHER Saturday’sYesterday’s held the diamond queen and all mond queen and West the jack, Answer:Answer: WhenWhen theit comes mammoths to karate, worked Chuck on severalNorris has experi- nu- the major-suit top cards. it would have been necessary mentsmerous at accomplishmentsonce, they were — — “MULTI-TUSKING” UNDER HIS BELT So declarer advanced the for East to insert a diamond heart queen at trick two. West intermediate. Then he could won and continued with the not be kept off lead to find the diamond queen. Declarer deadly spade shift. ducked, then took the next diamond with the ace, pitching a spade. Again, declarer did not touch the club suit, instead B.C. playing a low heart to his jack.

ANSWER: Your minimum in high cards is working to per- fection. Facing partner’s raise, you have seven likely tricks in your own hand. If partner can provide a couple of tricks and slow stoppers in each major, Blondie three no-trump should be a decent place to land. Bid three diamonds to allow partner to bid three no-trump with the right hand, to protect his major-suit tenaces.

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But Tcommitment to South announce a decommit- Caro- ment after the firing of lina is Will Muschamp as head pretty coach last week is the good.” most recent addition to Miller the class. also Wide receiver Rodar- holds ius Thomas (6-3, 194) of offers Eufaula, Ala., announced from Al- the withdrawal of his FROM THE abama, pledge from the Game- RECRUITING Auburn, cocks in a tweet on Friday TRAIL | Florida afternoon. At the time he State, committed, Thomas also Arkan- had offers from Coast- PHIL sas, al Carolina, Western KORNBLUT Mem- Kentucky, Austin Peay, phis, Missouri State, North Michigan, Ole Miss, Mis- Alabama, South Alabama, souri, Tennessee, Mis- Tennessee Tech and Ten- sissippi State, Vanderbilt nessee State. and Virginia Tech. He Thomas committed to has visited Alabama, the Gamecocks on Oct. Memphis, Tennessee 8. When he made the and Mississippi State, pledge, he said he was and he said those four excited to get an SEC have been recruiting offer, while he saw an him pretty hard along opportunity to play early with Auburn. He wants with the Gamecocks. to make his decision “The only good receiv- next year going into his er that I’ve seen is (Shi senior season. COURTESY OF THE ACC Smith) — he is a dog,” Miller is rated as a Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney reacts during the Tigers’ game against Syracuse on Oct. 24 at Memorial Stadi- Thomas said. four-star prospect in the um in Clemson. Swinney and the Tigers were unexpectedly off for a second straight week on Saturday. With Thomas’ decom- 247Sports composite. mitment, the Gamecocks He’s ranked No. 49 na- now have 19 spots taken in tionally among wide re- the 2021 recruiting class. ceivers in his class and Swinney slams FSU after postponement The firing of Mus- as the No. 12 prospect in champ has not deterred Tennessee for 2022. BY MICHAEL CROUCHLEY | UP NEXT | on moving forward with the game,” the staff from continu- Three-star defensive THE JOURNAL according to a news release from ing to recruit. The end Jihaad Campbell Who: Pittsburgh the ACC. Gamecocks’ coaches are (6-4, 220) of Sicklerville, CLEMSON — The Clemson foot- When: Saturday, 3:30 p.m. “We were all sitting in our pre- not only contacting their N.J., recently named his ball team was under a large tent in Where: Clemson game meal when coach (Swinney) current commitments top 12, and South Caro- a hotel parking lot in Tallahassee, TV: ESPN came in and made the announce- trying to keep them in lina and Clemson were Fla., on Saturday morning, eating Radio: WCCP 105.5 FM ment,” Clemson offensive coordi- the boat, but they are in the group. Campbell breakfast and preparing for its Line: Clemson by 24 nator Tony Elliott said Monday. still prospecting for new said the Gamecock staff noon game against Florida State. “My heart just dropped. I was just recruits for the 2022 is keeping in touch with Then head coach Dabo Swinney season — the game was postponed extremely disappointed — not so class and beyond. him, and he has talked delivered the news that every after “the teams’ medical person- One who just received to Bobo and assistant college football team dreads this nel were unable to mutually agree SEE SWINNEY, PAGE C3 an offer from the Game- coaches Mike Peterson cocks is speedy wide and Kyle Krantz. receiver Cameron Miller Clemson looks like it (6-1, 190) of Memphis, will be a major player Tenn. His season was with Campbell. He vis- canceled this fall due to ited on his own for the Georgia finally seems COVID-19, but coaches Boston College game and saw enough of him in has done a virtual visit 2019 as a do-it-all offen- with the coaching staff to have its quarterback sive player to offer him. as well. “Coach (Bobby) Bent- “They have been BY PAUL NEWBERRY at the helm for the final ley sent me a text, and recruiting me hard, and ASSOCIATED PRESS three games of the reg- he said he looks forward as of right now their ular season, giving him to recruiting me,” Smith standing with me is they ATHENS, Ga. — a head start on holding said. “He said whenever are one at the top of my Georgia finally has its down the job from the the new head coach gets chart,” Campbell said. quarterback, though it’s very first practice of caught up at South Car- “They stand very well probably too late to sal- 2021. olina, he said he would with me.” vage the Bulldogs’ lofty That would be a far cry get me on the phone with The other schools on goals for this season. from this season, when him. He said he wants to Campbell’s short list Too bad J.T. Daniels four quarterbacks got a give me a scholarship to are Wake Forest, Mich- didn’t get his shot a bit crack at the starter’s role South Carolina.” igan, Tennessee, Duke, sooner. for the No. 13 Bulldogs Miller is friends with Penn State, Oregon, The transfer from (5-2,) who play at South Gamecock tight end Boston College, Michi- Southern Cal took his Carolina (2-6) on Satur- Keveon Mullins, so he’s gan State, Rutgers and first snaps in the red day. gotten some insight from Virginia Tech. He also and black last weekend, “What you’re looking him about the program. has offers from Florida throwing for 401 yards for is above-the-line He understands the tough State, Kentucky, Ole and four touchdowns play, high-level play, and times the Gamecocks are Miss, West Virginia, in a 31-24 victory over that’s what we’ve been going through right now Virginia, Texas, Flori- Mississippi State. searching for all year.,” but is willing to wait and da and others. It was a tantalizing dis- coach Kirby Smart said see what happens when play by the strong-armed Monday. “Any time you the new staff is in place. PHIL KORNBLUT is a Colum- Daniels, who completed get continuity at that “I think South Caroli- bia-based recruiting analyst and six passes that covered position, is it a benefit? na competes at the high- a six-time recipient of the South at least 28 yards — three Absolutely, it’s a benefit.” COURTESY OF THE SEC est in the SEC East,” Carolina Sportscaster of the Year of them going for more Smart will surely face Georgia quarterback J.T. Daniels looks to pass during Miller said. “They’ve award. Read his full column at than 40 yards. the Bulldogs’ win over Mississippi State on Saturday in been going up and down upstatetoday.com. Daniels figures to be SEE GEORGIA, PAGE C3 Athens, Ga. Clemson men’s soccer clinches ACC crown THE JOURNAL STAFF Last season, Clemson A goal from Mohamed lead that they carried to lost in the ACC champion- Seye in the 13th minute the final whistle. CLEMSON — For the ship game after Virginia gave Clemson a lead it “We did a good job of first time in six years, scored three goals in the held throughout the first getting out of the back, the Clemson men’s soccer second half. Forward half. Pittsburgh was able and that is all credit to the team lifted the ACC James Brighton said last to even the scoring a coaching staff,” Brighton championship trophy on year’s result served as little more than a min- said. Sunday. motivation for the Tigers ute into the second half, Barber’s assist was his The second-ranked this season. but Noonan said he was fourth of the tournament, Tigers toppled No. 1 Pitts- “The reason you come proud of his team’s resil- tying an ACC record. burgh on Sunday in Cary, to a school like Clemson is ience after conceding the “(Barber) is a player N.C., to win its their ACC to win trophies,” he said. goal. that continues to get bet- championship by a score “We had talked before “It was about this game ter and better,” Noonan of 2-1. the season about what and being in the pre- said. “He is so dangerous “I am grateful for the op- we wanted to do, and we cious present, and our because he can come portunity to work with a knew this was a huge team stayed that way,” inside, he can play on the bunch of great guys,” head championship, and we he said. “I think the way left, he can play on the coach Mike Noonan said. wanted to strive to win we re-took control of the right and he is quality in “We had to manage some it because we didn’t last game, you can tell the terms of passing.” things a little bit differ- year. Our whole goal was resilience of our team be- Clemson’s fall season ently this year, and I take to get back here and come cause they stayed there ended with the ACC my hat off to the sacrifices out with a different result. as well.” Championship game on COURTESY OF CLEMSON ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS — in addition to the ones It was a lot of work, but we In the 71st minute, Sunday, and the Tigers Clemson forward Mohamed Seye celebrates during the they usually make — that never questioned in our Brighton scored on an as- are set to compete in the Tigers’ win over Pittsburgh on Sunday afternoon in Cary, our players had to make minds that we were going sist from Grayson Barber NCAA Tournament some- N.C. for this year to come off.” to come and play for this.” to give the Tigers a 2-1 time in the spring. C2 THE JOURNAL | SPORTS | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2020

| LOCAL SPORTS | Billy Evans, 88, 25-0 in 1953-54, has died. Evans was selected by ing a team player who did in 1954 but declined an member of 1956 gold He was 88. the Rochester Royals in a little bit of everything NCAA Tournament bid Today medal U.S. team, dies The school announced the fifth round of the 1955 for the Wildcats, Evans a year after suspension. High School Evans’ death on Sunday NBA draft, a year before played with teammates The Wildcats won SEC Boys’ Basketball LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) upon confirmation from he won gold with the U.S. and fellow Hall of Famers championships in all Anderson Christian at West-Oak, — Billy Evans, a member his family. He had 716 at the 1956 Olympics in Cliff Hagan, Frank Ram- three of Evans’ seasons. 6 p.m. of the 1956 gold med- points and 549 rebounds Melbourne, Australia, with sey and Lou Tsioropoulos He was a charter mem- OCA at Easley Christian School, al-winning U.S. Olympic in 83 career games over Naismith Memorial Hall that unbeaten season. ber of Kentucky’s Athlet- 6:30 p.m. basketball team and Ken- three seasons from 1952- of Fame teammates Bill Kentucky received its ics Hall of Fame class, and Seneca vs. Mauldin, Impact tucky Hall of Famer who 55 playing under legend- Russell and K.C. Jones. second Helms Foundation his jersey hangs from the Sports Tournament, preseason, Spartanburg, 7 p.m. helped the Wildcats go ary coach Adolph Rupp. A forward known for be- national championship Rupp Arena rafters. Girls’ Basketball OCA at Easley Christian School, 4 p.m. Seneca at Byrnes Tournament, | SCOREBOARD | preseason, Duncan, TBD BASKETBALL 10. 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Blythewood 2. Notre Dame 8-0 1471 2 Minnesota 4 6 0 .400 264 278 Mel Reid, $25,095 BTN — Penn State at Wisconsin Class 1A Boys Top 10 5. Dutch Fork 3. Ohio St. 4-0 1440 3 West 73-70-65-69 — 277 -3 8:30 p.m. 1. Great Falls 6. Spartanburg 4. Clemson 7-1 1358 4 Jodi Ewart Shadoff, $22,801 BTN — Ohio State at Minnesota 2. Scott’s Branch W L T Pct PF PA 7. Goose Creek 5. Texas A&M 5-1 1249 5 L.A. Rams 7 3 0 .700 243 192 68-71-74-65 — 278 -2 KBO BASEBALL 8. Carolina Forest 3. Southside Christian 6. Florida 6-1 1223 6 Seattle 7 3 0 .700 318 287 Brittany Altomare, $19,396 4:25 a.m. 9. River Bluff 4. C.E. Murray 7. Cincinnati 8-0 1201 7 Arizona 6 4 0 .600 287 238 72-70-69-68 — 279 -1 ESPN2 — Korean Series: 10. Byrnes 5. Military Magnet 8. BYU 9-0 1109 8 Amy Olson, $19,396 Doosan vs. NC, Game 6, Seoul, 6. Calhoun County San Francisco 4 6 0 .400 238 234 9. Oregon 3-0 951 11 South Korea Class 5A Boys Top Five Seniors 7. Allendale-Fairfax 70-71-70-68 — 279 -1 10. Miami 7-1 936 12 4:25 a.m. (Wednesday) Tyler Rice, Ridge View 8. High Point Thursday Hee Young Park, $19,396 11. Northwestern 5-0 922 19 ESPN2 — Korean Series: Myles Jenkins, River Bluff 9. Denmark-Olar Seattle 28, Arizona 21 68-73-68-70 — 279 -1 12. Indiana 4-1 899 9 Doosan vs. NC, Game 7, Seoul, Jameson Tucker, Mauldin 10. McCormick Sunday Sophia Popov, $19,396 13. Georgia 5-2 828 13 South Korea (if necessary) James Lovorn, T.L. Hanna Carolina 20, Detroit 0 64-70-75-70 — 279 -1 Class 1A Boys Top Five Seniors 14. Oklahoma 6-2 693 18 Cleveland 22, Philadelphia 17 Minjee Lee, $19,396 SOCCER (MEN’S) Earl Burgess, Dorman Literyian Tyler, North 15. Iowa St. 6-2 658 17 Houston 27, New England 20 68-69-67-75 — 279 -1 6 p.m. Class 5A Girls Top 10 Ian Thomson, Southside Christian 16. Coastal Carolina 8-0 622 15 New Orleans 24, Atlanta 9 Sarah Schmelzel, $15,282 FS1 — MLS Eastern Conference 1. Clover Quiz Thomas, Johnsonville 17. Marshall 7-0 542 15 Pittsburgh 27, Jacksonville 3 70-73-71-66 — 280 E Playoffs: Nashville SC at Toronto 2. Sumter Shawn Jones, Allendale- Fairfax 18. Wisconsin 2-1 540 10 Tennessee 30, Baltimore 24, OT Perrine Delacour, $15,282 FC, First Round 3. T.L. Hanna AJ Sweetenburg, Wagener-Salley 19. Southern Cal 3-0 461 20 Washington 20, Cincinnati 9 70-71-71-68 — 280 E 8 p.m. 4. Summerville 20. Texas 5-2 321 22 Denver 20, Miami 13 Andrea Lee, $15,282 ESPN — MLS Eastern Confer- Class 1A Girls Top 10 5. Ridge View 21. Oklahoma St. 5-2 289 14 L.A. Chargers 34, N.Y. Jets 28 71-70-70-69 — 280 E ence Playoffs: New England at 1. Military Magnet 6. Rock Hill 22. Auburn 5-2 259 23 Dallas 31, Minnesota 28 In Gee Chun, $15,282 Philadelphia Union, First Round 2. High Point Academy 7. J.L. Mann 23. Louisiana-Lafayette 7-1 218 24 Indianapolis 34, Green Bay 31, OT 71-69-70-70 — 280 E FS2 — CONCACAF League: CS 3. East Clarendon 8. Lexington 24. Tulsa 5-1 164 25 Kansas City 35, Las Vegas 31 Robynn Ree, $15,282 Herediano vs. Real Esteli FC, 9. Nation Ford 4. Estill 25. North Carolina 6-2 108 - Open: Buffalo, Chicago, N.Y. Giants, 69-69-72-70 — 280 E Round of 16, San José, Costa 10. Wando 5. Whale Branch Others receiving votes: Washington San Francisco Lindsey Weaver, $15,282 Rica 6. Lake View 35, Liberty 31, Nevada 23, SMU 17, Monday 69-68-71-72 — 280 E 9 p.m. Class 5A Girls Top Five Seniors 7. Denmark-Olar Iowa 15, Boise St. 6, FAU 5, Buffalo 3, L.A. Rams 27, Tampa Bay 24 Mi Jung Hur, $15,282 CBSSN — UEFA Champions Janiyah Hagood, J.L. Mann 8. Cross San Jose St. 3. Thursday, Nov. 26 70-69-68-73 — 280 E League: TBA, Group Stage Jalani Adams, Mauldin 9. Scott’s Branch 10. Blackville-Hilda Houston at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. (taped) Layken Cox, Sumter n ACC Glance Washington at Dallas, 4:30 p.m. SOCCER 10 p.m. Janae Whaley, RB Stall Class 1A Girls Top Five Seniors School ACC Pct. Overall Pct. Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. n MLS Playoff Glance FS2 — CONCACAF League: LD Vanessa Blake, Ashley Ridge Rishonna Washington, Blackville-Hilda Notre Dame 7-0 1.000 8-0 1.000 Sunday, Nov. 29 Play-in Alajuelense vs. San Francisco Jaliyah Bussey, Ridge Spring-Monetta Clemson 6-1 .857 7-1 .875 Arizona at New England, 1 p.m. First Round FC, Round of 16, Panama City Class 4A Boys Top 10 Zhani Thompson, Whale Branch Miami 6-1 .857 7-1 .875 Carolina at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Eastern Conference 10:30 p.m. 1. A.C. Flora 2. Aiken Hannah Fuller, Southside Christian N. Carolina 6-2 .750 6-2 .750 Cleveland at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Saturday ESPN — MLS Western Confer- NC State 5-3 .625 6-3 .667 3. Irmo Cambria Parker, Scotts Branch L.A. Chargers at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Orlando City 1, New York City FC 1, ence Playoffs: LA FC at Seattle, Boston Col. 4-4 .500 5-4 .556 4. Hartsville Las Vegas at Atlanta, 1 p.m. (Orlando advances 6-5 on penalties) First Round Elite Boys Pittsburgh 4-4 .500 5-4 .556 5. James Island Miami at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Columbus 3, New York 2 John Butler, Christ Church Virginia Tech 4-4 .500 4-5 .444 6. Myrtle Beach N.Y. Giants at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Tuesday Jazian Gortman, Keenan Wake Forest 3-3 .500 4-3 .571 7. North Augusta Tennessee at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Toronto vs. Nashville at East Hartford, | BRIEFLY | 8. Darlington Cesare Edwards, Hartsville Virginia 3-4 .429 4-4 .500 RJ Felton, Aiken Georgia Tech 2-4 .333 2-5 .286 New Orleans at Denver, 4:05 p.m. Conn., 6 p.m. 9. Travelers Rest San Francisco at L.A. Rams, 4:05 p.m. New England at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. White Sox to 10. Greenville Robert McCray, A.C. Flora Louisville 2-6 .250 3-6 .333 Julian Phillips, Blythewood Florida State 1-6 .143 2-6 .250 Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 4:25 p.m. Western Conference Chicago at Green Bay, 8:20 p.m. Sunday host Yankees in Class 4A Boys Top Five Seniors Jalen Breazeale, Dorman Duke 1-6 .143 2-6 .250 Monday, Nov. 30 Sporting Kansas City 3, San Jose 3, Bailey Wiseman, James Island DaVeon Thomas, Ridge View Syracuse 1-7 .125 1-8 .111 Field of Dreams (Sporting KC advances 3-0 on pen Cohen Gaskins, James Island Seattle at Philadelphia, 8:15 p.m. - game on Aug. 12 Ayden Hickman, Myrtle Beach Elite Girls Friday alties) Travis Cooper, West Florence Malaysia Fulwiley, Keenan Louisville 30, Syracuse 0 GOLF Minnesota United 3, Colorado 0 n NEW YORK (AP) — Colin Rodrigues, North Augusta Talaysia Cooper, East Clarendon Saturday PGA Tour — RSM Classic Par Portland 3, Dallas 3, (Dallas advances Aylesha Wade, Clover N.C. State 15, Liberty 14 Scores 8-7 on penalties) The Chicago White Sox Class 4A Girls Top 10 Laila Acox, Ridge View Pittsburgh 47, Virginia Tech 14 Sunday Tuesday will host the New York 1. North Augusta Jada Jones, Rock Hill Virginia 55, Abilene Christian 15 At Seaside Island Resort Seattle vs. Los Angeles FC, 10:30 p.m. 2. South Pointe Mallory Bruce, Travelers Rest Friday, Nov. 27 Seaside Island, Ga. Yankees in the resched- Anala Nelson, Lower Richland uled Field of Dreams 3. Westwood Notre Dame at North Carolina, 3:30 Purse: $6.6 million TRANSACTIONS 4. Greenville Joyce Edwards, Camden p.m. Seaside GC (SS) n Monday’s Sports Transactions game at Dyersville, 5. Irmo Saturday, Nov. 28 Yardage: 7,005; Par: 70 BASEBALL 6. Myrtle Beach FOOTBALL Plantation GC (PL) National League Iowa, on Aug. 12. n N.C. State at Syracuse, Noon MLB said Monday 7. Dreher AP Top 25 Fared Pittsburgh at Clemson, 3:30 p.m. Yardage: 7,060; Par: 72 CHICAGO CUBS — Agreed to terms 8. A.C. Flora No. 1 Alabama (7-0) beat Kentucky Louisville at Boston College, 4 p.m. Final Round (Top 20 and Ties) with president of baseball operations the plan is tentative, (63-3). 9. Travelers Rest Duke at Georgia Tech, 7 p.m. Note: (Individual FedExCup Points in Jed Hoyer on a five-year contract. No. 3 Ohio State (4-0) beat No. 9 contingent on the 10. West Florence Virginia at Florida State, 8 p.m. parentheses) BASKETBALL Indiana (42-35). status of public health Note: Robert Streb wins in a playoff on National Basketball Association Class 4A Girls Top Five Seniors No. 6 Florida (6-1) beat Vanderbilt n SEC Glance the second hole ATLANTA HAWKS — Signed G Rajon next summer. Amber Burton, Dreher (38-17). EASTERN DIVISION Robert Streb (500), $1,188,000 Rondo. The teams had been Trinity Franklin, Greenville No. 7 Cincinnati (8-0) beat UCF (36- School SEC Pct. Overall Pct. 65SS-63PL-67SS-68SS — 263 -19 Tabby Littlefield, Greer 33). DETROIT PISTONS — Acquired G scheduled to play at the Florida 6-1 .857 6-1 .857 Trinity Adams, South Pointe No. 8 BYU (9-0) beat North Alabama Kevin Kisner (300), $719,400 Zhaire Smith from Philadelphia in Georgia 5-2 .714 5-2 .714 8,000-capacity tempo- Malayziah Etheredge, Westwood (66-14). 68PL-66SS-66SS-63SS — 263 -19 exchange for C Tony Bradley. No. 10 Wisconsin (2-1) lost to No. 19 Missouri 3-3 .500 3-3 .500 Cameron Tringale (190), $455,400 NEW YORK KNICKS — Acquired F Ed rary ballpark next to Kentucky 3-5 .375 3-5 .375 Class 3A Boys Top 10 Northwestern (17-7). 67PL-68SS-67SS-62SS — 264 -18 Davis from Utah in exchange for cash the Field of Dreams Tennessee 2-5 .285 2-5 .285 1. Keenan No. 11 Oregon (3-0) beat UCLA Andrew Landry (123), $297,000 considerations. S. Carolina 2-6 .250 2-6 .250 movie site last Aug. 13. 2. Oceanside 38-35). 68PL-68SS-65SS-64SS — 265 -17 FOOTBALL Vanderbilt 0-7 .000 0-7 .000 When the schedule was 3. Seneca No. 13 Georgia (5-2) beat Mississippi Bernd Wiesberger, $297,000 National Football League WESTERN DIVISION 4. Bishop England State (31-24). 66SS-68PL-68SS-63SS — 265 -17 ATLANTA FALCONS — Signed RB revamped because of School SEC Pct. Overall Pct. 5. Lower Richland No. 14 Oklahoma State (5-2) lost to Alabama 7-0 1.000 7-0 1.000 Harris English (89), $215,325 Tony Brooks-James and WR Devin the delay caused by the 6. Georgetown No. 18 Oklahoma (41-13). Texas A&M 5-1 .833 5-1 .833 66SS-66PL-72SS-62SS — 266 -16 Gray to the practice squad. Released coronavirus pandem- 7. Southside No. 15 Coastal Carolina (8-0) beat Auburn 5-2 .714 5-2 .714 Zach Johnson (89), $215,325 LB Jake Carlock from the practice 8. Marlboro Appalachian State (34-23). ic, the Yankees were LSU 3-3 .500 3-3 .500 66SS-67PL-65SS-68SS — 266 -16 squad. 9. Brookland Cayce No. 17 Iowa State (6-2) beat Kansas replaced as the oppo- Ole Miss 3-4 .428 3-4 .428 Kyle Stanley (89), $215,325 BALTIMORE RAVENS — Signed TE 10. Emerald State (45-0). 67SS-65PL-68SS-66SS — 266 -16 Eric Tomlinson to the practice squad. nent by the St. Louis No. 20 USC (3-0) beat Utah (30-17). Arkansas 3-5 .375 3-5 .375 Camilo Villegas (89), $215,325 Designated G Tyre Phillips to return No. 21 Liberty (8-1) lost to NC State Miss. State 2-5 .285 2-5 .285 Cardinals, but the Class 3A Boys Top Five Seniors 64SS-66PL-70SS-66SS — 266 -16 from injured reserve. Daniel Brooks, Bishop England (15-14). game was called off on Corey Conners (73), $173,250 CHICAGO BEARS — Placed DB Adam Comer, Broome No. 23 Auburn (5-2) beat Tennessee Saturday 67SS-70PL-66SS-64SS — 267 -15 Eddie Jackson on the reserve/COVID- Aug. 4 because of the Banks Atkins, Chapman (33-17). Alabama 63, Kentucky 3 Patton Kizzire (73), $173,250 19 list. pandemic. Aubrey Richardson, Brookland-Cayce Florida 38, Vanderbilt 17 n 65SS-66PL-70SS-66SS — 267 -15 CINCINNATI BENGALS — Placed QB The rescheduled DreVeon Scott, Marlboro County Missouri 17, South Carolina 10 Georgia 31, Mississippi State 24 (Saturday, Columbia) Auburn 30, Tennessee 17 Jason Day (61), $140,250 Joe Burrow on injured reserve. Signed game will be MLB’s Class 3A Girls Top 10 Missouri 7 10 0 0 — 17 LSU 27, Arkansas 24 69SS-67PL-67SS-65SS — 268 -14 G Quinton Spain and QB Brandon first in Iowa. The 1. Keenan South Carolina 0 0 3 7 — 10 Missouri 17, South Carolina 10 John Huh (61), $140,250 Allen to the active roster. original schedule for 2. Clinton Saturday, Nov. 28 69PL-68SS-66SS-65SS — 268 -14 GREEN BAY PACKERS — Released 3. Southside First Quarter Kentucky at Florida, Noon Rory Sabbatini (61), $140,250 P Drew Kaser. 2021 had the Yankees 4. Lower Richland MIZ — Dove 20 pass from Bazelak Vanderbilt at Missouri, Noon 65SS-72PL-66SS-65SS — 268 -14 HOUSTON TEXANS — Claimed playing a three-game 5. Daniel (Mevis kick), 7:10. Auburn at Alabama, 3:30 p.m. Keegan Bradley (53), $113,850 G Hjalte Froholdt off waivers from series at the White Sox 6. Bishop England Second Quarter Mississippi St. at Mississippi, 4 p.m. 67PL-68SS-67SS-67SS — 269 -13 New England and placed him on the from Aug. 13-15. 7. Wren MIZ — Rountree 1 run (Mevis kick), LSU at Texas A&M, 7 p.m. Bronson Burgoon (53), $113,850 exempt/commissioner permission list. 8. Marlboro 11:58. Georgia at South Carolina, 7:30 p.m. 68SS-63PL-67SS-71SS — 269 -13 Activated TE Kahale Warring from 9. Camden MIZ — FG Mevis 20, :00. Matthew NeSmith (53), $113,850 injured reserve. 10. Pendleton Third Quarter n NFL Glance 72PL-63SS-66SS-68SS — 269 -13 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Placed OL Huskers’ Miller SC — FG P.White 47, 10:13. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Doug Ghim (45), $87,450 Jesse Davis on the reserve/COVID- Fourth Quarter expected to fully Class 3A Girls Top Five Seniors East 67PL-71SS-68SS-64SS — 270 -12 19 list. De’Shanti Watts, Clinton SC — Fenwick 1 run (P.White kick), W L T Pct PF PA Emiliano Grillo (45), $87,450 MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Placed WR recover from injury Sincere Hicks, Daniel 4:59. Buffalo 7 3 0 .700 272 265 66SS-68PL-65SS-71SS — 270 -12 Adam Thielen on the reserve/COVID- Jordan Thompson, Southside A — 13,603. LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Miami 6 4 0 .600 264 202 Chris Kirk (45), $87,450 19 list. Jamaria Sampson, Fairfield Central MIZ SC 70SS-67PL-67SS-66SS — 270 -12 NEW YORK GIANTS — Designated — Nebraska coach Jaiha Williams, Bishop England First downs 19 18 New England 4 6 0 .400 209 238 Scott Frost said line- Rushes-yards 34-98 36-114 N.Y. Jets 0 10 0 .000 149 302 Alex Noren (45), $87,450 S Xavier McKinney and OLB Oshane 66SS-71PL-68SS-65SS — 270 -12 Ximines to return from injured reserve. backer Collin Miller Class 2A Boys Top 10 Passing 203 169 South 1. Gray Collegiate Comp-Att-Int 21-33-1 20-33-1 W L T Pct PF PA Scott Piercy (45), $87,450 NEW YORK JETS — Waived QB Mike visited teammates at 2. Andrew Jackson Return Yards 17 24 Indianapolis 7 3 0 .700 276 208 70PL-66SS-69SS-65SS — 270 -12 White. Activated TE Ross Travis to practice Monday but 3. Christ Church Punts-Avg. 7-43.6 7-44.7 Tennessee 7 3 0 .700 279 259 the practice squad from the reserve/ n is unlikely to play 4. Greer Middle College Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 Houston 3 7 0 .300 227 272 LPGA Tour — Pelican Women’s COVID-19 list. 5. Burke Penalties-Yards 7-77 11-85 Jacksonville 1 9 0 .100 202 298 Championship Par Scores PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Signed the rest of the season 6. Wade Hampton Time of Possession 28:34 31:26 North Sunday RB Jordan Howard to the practice after he injured his 7. York Prep W L T Pct PF PA At Pelican Golf Club squad. spine making a tackle 8. Marion INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Pittsburgh 10 0 0 1.000 298 174 Belleair, Fla. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS— Waived on Saturday against 9. Lee Central RUSHING — Missouri, Rountree Cleveland 7 3 0 .700 238 261 Purse: $1.5 million LB Kiko Alonso. Placed DLs D.J. 10. Cheraw 21-58, Badie 6-23, Bazelak 3-12, Illinois. Baltimore 6 4 0 .600 268 195 Yardage: 6,353; Par: 70 Jones and Jordan Willis on the Young 1-6, Knox 1-3, (Team) 2-(minus Cincinnati 2 7 1 .250 213 270 Final Round (Top 20 and Ties) reserve/COVID-19 list. Miller suffered a spi- Class 2A Boys Top Five Seniors 4). South Carolina, Doty 11-59, Harris West Sei Young Kim, $225,000 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Placed TE 16-58, Fenwick 5-7, C.Hill 4-(minus nal concussion, which Chase McDuffie, Gray Collegiate W L T Pct PF PA 67-65-64-70 — 266 -14 Greg Olsen on injured reserve. Signed 10). Trevon Miles, Latta Kansas City 9 1 0 .900 321 214 Ally McDonald, $135,214 DT Damon Harrison to the active is characterized by Marshall Myers, Cheraw PASSING — Missouri, Bazelak 21-33- Las Vegas 6 4 0 .600 286 276 67-66-68-68 — 269 -11 roster. a temporary sensory TJ Sanders, Marion 1-203. South Carolina, C.Hill 6-10-0- Denver 4 6 0 .400 206 267 Stephanie Meadow, $98,088 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — impairment and motor Isaac Hawkins, Legion Collegiate 39, Doty 14-23-1-130. RECEIVING — Missouri, Chism 6-57, L.A. Chargers 3 7 0 .300 260 273 69-65-68-69 — 271 -9 Promoted RB Kenjon Barner to the Austin Ernst, $68,477 active roster. weakness, Frost said. Class 2A Girls Top 10 Badie 4-54, Banister 4-46, Dove 2-25, NATIONAL CONFERENCE The condition typi- 1. Christ Church Knox 2-7, Maclin 1-5, Bazelak 1-5, East 71-68-65-68 — 272 -8 HOCKEY cally resolves in one 2. Marion Rountree 1-4. South Carolina, Muse W L T Pct PF PA Lydia Ko, $68,477 National Hockey League 3. Saluda 6-67, Jal.Brooks 3-25, Harris 3-13, Philadelphia 3 6 1 .350 220 254 70-67-66-69 — 272 -8 CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Named to three days with no 4. North Charleston Vann 2-22, Adkins 2-20, Fenwick 2-16, Dallas 3 7 0 .300 235 318 Jessica Korda, $40,346 Kendall Coyne Schofield player lasting effects, accord- 5. Woodland S.Smith 1-9, C.Hill 1-(minus 3). N.Y. Giants 3 7 0 .300 195 236 69-73-67-64 — 273 -7 development coach and youth hock- ing to the Neural Re- 6. Phillip Simmons MISSED FIELD GOALS — None. Washington 3 7 0 .300 200 227 Angela Stanford, $40,346 ey growth specialist, Erik Condra generation Research 7. Latta South 70-68-70-65 — 273 -7 player development coach and Juan 8. Mullins n Associated Press Top 25 Poll W L T Pct PF PA Jennifer Song, $40,346 Gonzalez as the Rockford (AHL) journal. 9. Andrew Jackson The Top 25 teams in The Associated New Orleans 8 2 0 .800 295 222 68-70-70-65 — 273 -7 strength and conditioning coach. Don’t Hire ABLES DRIVING SCHOOL Just Anyone... Classes Now Forming: Saturday, December 12 Hire An 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Expert! East Clemson Baptist Church Residential & Commercial • Licensed & Insured • Free Estimates Frontage Road, Clemson, SC SLUDER URBAN FORESTRY, INC. 530 A Bypass 123 8 hours classroom (864) 261-6866 864-710-0801 • 864-710-8032 Seneca 6 hours driving (800) 305-2629 Family Owned & Operated • 21 Years Experience TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2020 | SPORTS | THE JOURNAL C3 | HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP | SEC shuffles games, moves Bobcats ranked No. 3 in preseason poll THE JOURNAL STAFF To see the SCBCA’s full trailed by three points go- Arkansas-Missouri, UT-Vandy rankings and honors, see ing into the final stanza, With three starters the “Scoreboard” section got a game-high 21 points ASSOCIATED PRESS back from last season’s on page C2. from Chase Woodring in team that enjoyed a run the victory. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — to the Class 3A Upper Seneca 78 The OCA girls, mean- The SEC has shuffled its State championship Laurens 45 while, dropped a 29-14 schedule, pushing back game, expectations for decision to Upstate. The the Arkansas-Missouri the Seneca High School (boys’ basketball) Warriors (1-2) were led and Tennessee-Vanderbilt boys’ basketball team SPARTANBURG — The by a six-point effort from games that had been set are naturally high this Seneca boys’ basketball Norah Burgess. for Saturday. season. team opened play in the In junior varsity boys’ The league announced That much was evi- Impact Sports Tourna- action, the Warriors (2-1) Monday that it has post- denced Friday, when the ment at Spartanburg topped Upstate by a score poned the Arkansas-Mis- South Carolina Basket- Christian Academy on of 32-17, with Sam Bur- souri game because of a ball Coaches Association Monday night with a 78- gess and Konner Kirby combination of positive released its preseason 45 win over Laurens. finishing with 17 and 11 tests, contact tracing and rankings and honors, Jared Rogers had a game- points, respectively. the resulting quarantin- with the Bobcats check- high 25 points for Seneca ing within the Arkansas ing in at No. 3 in the Class in the preseason victory, Upstate 29, OCA 14 (girls) program. ASSOCIATED PRESS U 6 5 9 9 — 29 3A boys’ poll. while E.J. Evett added 17 OCA 0 4 0 10 — 14 Vanderbilt and Missou- Arkansas head coach Sam Pittman, center, gestures on Last season, the Bob- points for the Bobcats. ri will now meet Saturday the sideline during the second half of the Razorbacks’ cats not only advanced Seneca will continue Upstate (29) — Edwards 13, Miller to make up a game that game against LSU on Saturday in Fayetteville, Ark. to the Upper State title tournament play tonight 6, Morris 6, Peppers 4 was postponed on Oct. 17. OCA (14) — Burgess 6, Dickson 4, game in Greenville, but against Mauldin at 7 p.m. Hood 2, Pittman 2 The SEC is still trying “We will continue to a.m. ET kickoff time on a they also won their first to get in 10 games for all manage the remaining Tuesday. Western 3A region title Seneca 78, Laurens 45 OCA 57, Upstate 49 (boys) 14 teams, and last week weeks of the football In the past two weeks, since the 2016-17 sea- LHS 15 6 10 14 — 45 U 17 16 7 9 — 49 reserved the right to re- schedule to allow for as 33 games involving FBS son, finished with a 23-7 SHS 19 17 22 20 — 78 OCA 6 14 17 20 — 57 vise the schedule up until many games to be played teams have been post- record and finished No. 6 Laurens (45) — Mosley 10, W. Upstate (49) — Washer 22, 8 p.m. CT on Mondays. as possible.” poned or canceled, about in the final SCBCA poll of Burnside 8, I. Burnside 7, Johnson McDowell 8, Brownlee 6, Williams 6, No date has been set for Arkansas at Missouri is 27 percent of the schedule. the season. 7, Nelson 5, Bureton 4, Mason 4, Bonebidez 5, Wright 2 Arkansas-Missouri or Ten- the sixth game scheduled In the Big Ten, Minne- Jackson 2 OCA (57) — Ch. Woodring 21, On the girls’ side in Seneca (78) — Rogers 25, Evett Ayers 9, Garrett 8, Moore 6, Cl. nessee-Vanderbilt, but Dec. for this weekend that has sota announced it won’t Class 3A, the Daniel girls 17, Lewis 8, Burnette 7, O’Kelley 7, Woodring 6, Duncan 5, Kirby 2 19 is a possibility for teams been postponed because practice on Tuesday, are ranked No. 5, with Leard 6, McCalope 4, Webb 4 not playing in the league of COVID-19 issues with conducting all-virtual Sincere Hicks ranked OCA 32, Upstate 17 (JV boys) championship game. one of the teams involved, meetings instead because OCA varsity squads U 0 7 5 5 — 17 one of the top five seniors OCA 9 9 6 8 — 32 “As we continue to adapt including the Apple Cup of presumptive COVID-19 in the classification. An split against Upstate to the current realities, between Washington and positive tests within the all-state selection and the Upstate (17) — Phillips 6, Bright 5, it’s important to remain Washington State. program. Region I-4A Player of the SENECA — The Oconee Goss 3, Thomas 3 flexible as we move for- In Conference USA on The Gophers are sched- OCA (32) — Burgess 17, Kirby 11, Year, Hicks averaged 15.5 Christian Academy boys’ Frick 2 ward in the final weeks of Monday, Louisiana Tech uled to play Saturday at points, three steals, 2.2 basketball team used a the season,” SEC Com- at FIU was canceled and Wisconsin, which has al- rebounds and one assist strong fourth quarter to COACHES: High school results missioner Greg Sankey Western Kentucky at ready had two games can- per game as a junior last earn a 57-49 victory over may be reported to The Journal said. “Contact tracing Charlotte was pushed celed due to the virus. The season for the Lions. the Upstate Bearcats on by calling the Sports desk directly continues to be the biggest back from Saturday to university said the team’s The regular season Monday night. at (864) 882-2386 or via e-mail at contributing factor to Dec. 1. That game will goal is to return to regular begins next week. The Warriors (2-1), who [email protected]. game interruptions. have an unusual 10:30 practice on Wednesday. GEORGIA: Looks set at quarterback with Daniels after Saturday’s win FROM PAGE C1 “Maybe the question ued his recovery from of high school, didn’t ent direction at quarter- sas but was largely inef- should be, ‘Man, aren’t a serious knee injury second-guess Smart’s back, Daniels transferred fective, forcing the Bull- lingering questions about they glad they got JT here sustained in the 2019 sea- decision to keep him on to Georgia — even though dogs to turn to one-time why he didn’t make the when nobody thought they son opener, which turned the bench the first six the Bulldogs already had walk-on Stetson Bennett, move to Daniels sooner. needed him?’” Smart shot out to be his last game at games. He was just glad landed another transfer, who served as Fromm’s By the time Daniels back. “Would I have loved Southern Cal. to get back on the field for former Wake Forest start- backup last season. got the nod, Georgia had it if he had done the same Even after he got the the first time in nearly 15 er Jamie Newman, who After Bennett rallied lost to both Alabama thing against those other OK from the training months. was favored to take over Georgia to a win over the and Florida to end any teams? Absolutely. But staff, Smart said there “It’s been a long time for Jake Fromm. Razorbacks, he took over realistic hope of getting decisions are made based were still doubts about his since I’ve taken a game Stunningly, just a few as the No. 1 quarterback back to the Southeastern on who gives us the best mobility and grasp of the snap,” he said. “I was just weeks before the opener, while Daniels remained Conference championship opportunity to win.” playbook. thankful to do it again.” Newman opted out of the relegated to the scout team. game for the third year in In all fairness, Daniels Daniels, who was one After the injury, when it season. Redshirt fresh- Bennett played well until a row and contending for wasn’t cleared to play in of the nation’s most became apparent the Tro- man D’Wan Mathis got the second half of a 41-24 a national title. the opener as he contin- touted QBs coming out jans would go in a differ- the start against Arkan- loss to No. 1 Alabama. SWINNEY: Livid after Florida State elects not to play game on Saturday

FROM PAGE C1 not play, and I’m disap- standard to play and they Swinney stepping up and ney’s comments on against Pittsburgh on pointed in the decision decided to not play.” having our backs.” expenses — he wants the Saturday at Memorial Sta- much for the work that I to not play,” he said. “We Clemson athletic direc- “That’s my coach — game played at Clemson dium will kick off at 3:30 put in, that’s my job — but had one positive test on tor Dan Radakovich said we’re going to back him,” unless Florida State p.m. The game between just for the players. That’s Friday, so they canceled the trip cost the univer- defensive end K.J. Henry foots the Tigers’ bill for a the Tigers (7-1, 6-1 ACC) what they love to do, and the game, even though all sity roughly $300,000 and said. “Whatever he’s down return trip — the Florida and Panthers (5-4, 4-4) they found out at 8:30 a.m. protocols were followed. that Clemson had offered for, we are, too.” State coach said if Clem- will be carried by ESPN. that they weren’t going to “A guy testing positive to retest all of the play- Norvell — who battled son needs donations to Kickoff for the Tigers’ do what they loved.” on Friday does not cancel ers and play Sunday or COVID-19 in September make up the trip’s cost game at Virginia Tech One of Clemson’s a game. I was on every Monday, but Florida State — said Monday the virus so the game is played at on Dec. 5, meanwhile, backup offensive line- committee call for months refused. was the reason for the Florida State, “then I’ll will be announced after men tested positive for since March — that was “We spent $300,000-plus cancellation. sign up to make one.” this weekend’s game are COVID-19 on Friday, and never the case. Never once to travel,” Swinney said. “Football coaches are completed. Florida State opted to call was it said that if a team “We set up a Ringling not doctors — some of us Pittsburgh game the game off. Seminoles had a player test positive Brothers tent and took up might think that we are,” time announced — The Associated Press head coach Mike Norvell on a Friday test that the an entire parking lot to he said. “There’s a reason contributed to this report said in a statement that game would be canceled.” do what we have to do to why those (medical) The ACC announced Florida State’s first pri- Swinney added the meet the standards. We advisors are able to make Monday the fourth-ranked [email protected] | (864) 882-2386 ority is “the health of our player that tested positive had people travel from all those decisions from the Tigers’ home game Follow on Twitter @crouchwrites student-athletes.” had experienced symp- over the country to come information provided.” Swinney — who said on toms last Monday and to the game. We met the Radakovich said Mon- his weekly call-in show on Tuesday but had tested standard to play, and we day on the ACC Network Monday that zero Clem- negative for COVID-19. should have played. that Swinney is his son players tested positive The player was not ex- “If the standard to play players’ biggest advocate Join Us In Worship from Sunday tests — was periencing symptoms on was zero positive tests, — “And he should be.” skeptical of Florida State’s Wednesday and Thursday then we would’ve never “His comments,” Rada- Live on Facebook reasoning. and returned to practice had a season.” kovich said, “while maybe “This game was not can- before testing positive on Clemson players a little disheartening Every Sunday at 10 am! celed because of COVID. Friday. supported Swinney on to some, really were his COVID was just an excuse “You either trust the Monday. feelings.” https://www.sprez.org/home to cancel the game,” tests or you don’t — it’s “One thing I’ll say Radakovich has said he Swinney said during his that simple,” Swinney about coach Swinney is will speak with the ACC weekly Sunday teleconfer- said. “There have been that he’ll always have the about rescheduling the ence. plenty of games played players’ backs,” offensive game. Both teams have Swinney said one of this week where guys guard Matt Bockhorst open dates on Dec. 12, a the reasons that he was have tested negative one said. “It was definitely week before the league’s so disappointed was that week and positive the next disappointing not to be championship game. Clemson had met the week. The bottom line is able to play the game Norvell expects the The Church For All People, ACC’s standard to play. that the rules are put in after knowing how well teams will meet at Florida “I’m incredibly dis- place for everyone, and we followed the protocols. State on Dec. 12. Serving God Through Serving Others. appointed that we did we more than met the We appreciated coach In a response to Swin-

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Francis never forget this experi- and three touchdowns, The five players — supports ence.” and Matt Gay kicked a 40- Marco Belinelli, Sterling Francis demands for Roberts said Francis yard field goal with 2:36 Brown, Jonathan Isaac, racial justice, sought the meeting with remaining to give the Los Kyle Korver and Anthony specifically the actions the players, and that it Angeles Rams a 27-24 vic- Tolliver — were joined taken following the “demonstrates the influ- tory over the Tampa Bay in the delegation by NBA killing of George Floyd, ence of their platforms.” Buccaneers on Monday players’ union executive a black man who died in Demands for social night. director Michele Roberts May. A police officer in and racial justice have Goff completed 39 of 51 and two other union exec- Minneapolis pressed a been paramount among passes, including short utives, Sherrie Deans and knee against his neck for players, especially in scoring throws to Robert Matteo Zuretti. minutes while Floyd said recent months following Woods, Van Jefferson and “We’re here because, he couldn’t breathe. the deaths of Floyd and Cam Akers. The Rams’ frankly, we’re inspired “I was there to support Breonna Taylor, among defense pressured Tom by the work that you do my colleagues in their others. Brady all night and sealed globally,” Roberts told the daily struggle in the Unit- Brown, in his remarks the win with its second in- pope during the meeting ed States, and not just to the pope, told him terception of the six-time in the papal library. for that,” Belinelli said about what he, Korver Super Bowl champion. The union said the later Monday on Twitter. and the other Milwaukee Cooper Kupp had 11 ASSOCIATED PRESS players spoke about their “I also went to show that Bucks went through in receptions for 145 yards Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff throws a pass “individual and collective athletes have an active the NBA’s restart bubble and Woods finished with against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday night in efforts addressing social responsibility in society — particularly when they 10 catches for 130 yards to Tampa, Fla. The Rams won 27-24. and economic injustice and need to dedicate decided to sit out a playoff help the Rams climb back and inequality occurring themselves toward chang- game against Orlando in into first place in the NFC Goff threw first-half TD downfield for the go- in their communities.” ing things that don’t response to the shooting West. Both caught passes passes to Woods and Jef- ahead field goal. Belinelli addressed the work. We athletes have a of Jacob Blake, a black on the eight-play, 53-yard ferson, then used Woods’ pope in Italian, and the very big media platform man, by police in Keno- drive Goff led to move Los 20-yard catch and run to HISTORIC CREW group presented the pope and we’ve got to use it sha, Wisconsin. Angeles into position for the Tampa Bay 20 to set An all-black officiating with a commemorative positively to reach where “It was raw and emo- Gay’s game-winning kick. up Gay’s 38-yard field goal crew worked an NFL basketball, a union-pro- institutions are lacking. tional for our team,” Brady was 26 of 48 for as time expired to give game for the first time in duced book highlighting “The pope had import- Brown told the pope. 216 yards and two touch- Los Angeles a 17-14 lead at league history. efforts players have taken downs. The Rams sacked halftime. Referee Jerome Boger and an Orlando Magic him once and safety With the Bucs trailing led the crew, which also jersey. 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BY ZEKE MILLER, DAVID ing his team to cooperate EGGERT AND COLLEEN LONG on the transition. ASSOCIATED PRESS Monday’s fast-moving series of events seemed WASHINGTON — The to let much of the air out federal government rec- of Trump’s frantic efforts ognized President-elect to undermine the will of Joe Biden as the “appar- the people in what has ent winner” of the Nov. amounted to a weekslong 3 election on Monday, stress test for American formally starting the democracy. But Trump’s transition of power after attempts to foment a President Donald Trump crisis of confidence in the spent weeks testing the political system and the boundaries of American fairness of U.S. elections democracy. He relented haven’t ended and are after suffering yet more likely to persist well legal and procedural beyond his lame-duck defeats in his seemingly presidency. futile effort to overturn Murphy, explaining her the election with baseless decision, cited “recent claims of fraud. developments involving ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump still refused to legal challenges and President-elect Joe Biden speaks during a meeting at The Queen theater Monday in Wilmington, Del. concede and vowed to certifications of election continue to fight in court results.” certification in that state. trated with the flailing not presented evidence of Biden transition, said in a after General Services She acted after Michi- It also comes as an tactics of his legal team. the massive fraud which statement that the deci- Administrator Emily gan on Monday certified increasing number of “With Michigan’s would have had to be sion “is a needed step to Murphy gave the green Biden’s victory in the Republicans were publicly certifying (its) results, present to overturn the begin tackling the chal- light for Biden to coordi- battleground state, and acknowledging Biden’s Joe Biden has over 270 election. I voted for Presi- lenges facing our nation, nate with federal agencies a federal judge in Penn- victory, after weeks of tol- electoral college votes,” dent Trump but Joe Biden including getting the ahead of his Jan. 20 inau- sylvania tossed a Trump erating Trump’s claims of tweeted Louisiana Sen. won.” pandemic under control guration. But Trump did campaign lawsuit on Sat- fraud. The president had Bill Cassidy. “President Yohannes Abraham, and our economy back on tweet that he was direct- urday seeking to prevent grown increasingly frus- Trump’s legal team has executive director of the track.”

China launches States impose moon mission to new rules, plead bring back material with public to stop spread BY SAM MCNEIL center along the coast of the ASSOCIATED PRESS southern island province of Hainan. BY TAMMY WEBBER WENCHANG, China — Minutes after liftoff, the ASSOCIATED PRESS China launched an ambi- spacecraft separated from tious mission on Tuesday to the rocket’s first and sec- State and local officials nationwide bring back rocks and debris ond stages and slipped into are imposing new coronavirus restric- from the moon’s surface for Earth-moon transfer orbit. tions and pleading with the public in an the first time in more than About an hour later, Chang’e increasingly desperate attempt to stop 40 years — an undertaking 5 opened its solar panels the explosive spread of the disease as that could boost human to provide its independent many Americans resist calls to limit understanding of the moon power source. gatherings and travel heading into the and of the solar system more Spacecraft typically take holidays. generally. three days to reach the Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak tightened Chang’e 5 — named for moon. restrictions on casinos, restaurants and the Chinese moon goddess The launch was carried private gatherings beginning Tuesday. — is the country’s boldest live by national broadcaster In California, where most counties are lunar mission yet. If suc- CCTV which then switched under a curfew, Los Angeles County cessful, it would be a major to computer animation to officials will prohibit in-person dining advance for China’s space show its progress into outer for at least three weeks, and a judge on program, and some experts space. ASSOCIATED PRESS Monday denied a request to temporarily say it could pave the way for The mission’s key task is A Long March-5 rocket carrying the Chang’e 5 lunar mission restore indoor service at restaurants bringing samples back from to drill almost 7 feet beneath lifts off at the Wenchang Space Launch Center in Wenchang in and gyms in San Diego County. Nebras- Mars or even a crewed lunar the moon’s surface and southern China’s Hainan Province, early today. ka Gov. Pete Ricketts warned that he mission. scoop up about 4.4 pounds could impose tighter social-distancing The four modules of the of rocks and other debris to material since the American It can only stay one lunar restrictions before Thanksgiving if Chang’e 5 spacecraft blast- be brought back to Earth, and Russian missions of the daytime, or about 14 Earth hospitalizations continue to rise. ed off at just after 4:30 a.m. according to NASA. That 1960s and 1970s. days, because it lacks the Sisolak, who has avoided tightening Tuesday atop a massive would offer the first op- The Chang’e 5 lander’s radioisotope heating units to mandates throughout the fall because of Long March-5Y rocket portunity for scientists to time on the moon is sched- withstand the moon’s freez- the potential damage to Nevada’s tour- from the Wenchang launch study newly obtained lunar uled to be short and sweet. ing nights. ism-based economy, said the trends led to an “inescapable conclusion.” “We are on a rapid trajectory that threatens to overwhelm our health care system, our front-line health workers | | and your access to care. So it’s time to U.S. & WORLD BRIEFS act,” said Sisolak, who recently con- tracted COVID-19. GM flips to California’s side in expand electric vehicle use. Last week, continuity for our viewers,” the show’s Around 83,000 people in the U.S. are pollution fight with Trump GM said it is testing a new battery executive producer, Mike Richards, hospitalized with COVID-19, according chemistry that will bring down electric said. to the Covid Tracking Project. Infec- DETROIT (AP) — General Motors vehicle costs to those of gas-powered tions have led to a shortage of hospital is switching sides in the legal fight vehicles within five years. Catholic Church cancels Guadalupe beds and health care workers, and they against California’s right to set its own pilgrimage over pandemic threaten non-COVID-19-related surger- clean-air standards, abandoning the Champion Ken Jennings will be ies and other care. Trump administration as the presi- MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s Colorado Gov. Jared Polis on Monday dent’s term nears its close. first interim ‘Jeopardy!’ host Roman Catholic Church announced the issued an executive order authorizing CEO Mary Barra said in a letter NEW YORK (AP) — “Jeopardy!” cancellation Monday of what’s consid- the state health department to order Monday to environmental groups that record-holder Ken Jennings will be ered the world’s largest Catholic pil- hospitals and emergency departments GM will no longer support the Trump the first in a series of interim hosts grimage, for the Virgin of Guadalupe, to transfer non-virus patients and to administration in its defense against a replacing Alex Trebek when the show due to the COVID-19 pandemic. cease admitting new ones to deal with lawsuit over its efforts against Cali- resumes production next Monday. Mexico’s Episcopal Conference said the influx of coronavirus cases. fornia’s standards. And GM is urging Producers announced Monday that in a statement that the basilica will In Washington state, elective pro- other automakers to do the same. Jennings, who won 74 games in a row be closed from December 10-13. The cedures such as joint and heart valve The move is a sign that GM and other and claimed the show’s “Greatest of All Virgin is celebrated on Dec. 12 and for replacements and some cancer surger- automakers are anticipating big chang- Time” title in a competition last year, weeks in advance, pilgrims travel from ies could be postponed to make room for es when President-elect Joe Biden takes will host episodes that air in January. across Mexico to gather by the millions coronavirus patients, said Washington office in January. Already at least one A long-term host to replace Trebek, in Mexico City. 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DOW NASDAQ S&P 500 10-YR T-NOTE 30-YR T-BOND CRUDE OIL GOLD EURO p29,591.27 +327.79 p11,880.63 +25.66 p3,577.59 +20.05 p.84% +.03 p1.57% +.04 p $43.06 +.64 q $1,837.80 -34.80 q $1.1841 -.0017 Money&Markets olday season pree lp or trend Med results BBY $122.04 Consumer confidence $150 Best Buy serves up its fiscal A gauge of U.S. consumer confidence by month Wall Street expects that Tiffany & Co.’s latest quarterly third-quarter results today. $74.25 has been fluctuating this year amid the report card will show mixed results. Analysts expect the consumer economic fallout from the pandemic. 120 Analysts predict the luxury jeweler will report today that 90 est. 98.3 101.3 100.9 electronics retailer’s earnings and The Conference Board’s consumer 91.7 98.0 its earnings increased from revenue increased from a year confidence index jumped to 132.6 in 90 86.3 a year earlier in the ’20 earlier. That would echo the 30 February, then slumped to 85.7 in April. August-October quarter, company’s results in the second It’s been above 100 since September, 60 even as revenue declined. Operating est. quarter. Best Buy has benefited from but slipped last month to a reading of Tiffany issued preliminary oday

EPS a surge in demand for computers, Q3 ’20 Q3 ’21 100.9 as a new wave of coronavirus 30 data for the quarter this appliances and other devices as the cases appeared across the country. A month showing global Price-earnings ratio: 20 pandemic forced people to work from based on past 12-month results reading of 90 or better reflects a healthy 0 sales declined in August home. Investors will be listening for economy. The Conference Board NOSAJJ and September, despite an update on how holiday season Dividend: $2.20 Div yield: 1.8% issues its latest snapshot of consumer ongoing strength in sales trends are shaping up. Source: FactSet confidence today. Source: FactSet e-commerce purchases.

Interestrates NET 1YR Foreign 6MO 1YR Commodities FUELS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD TREASURIES LAST PVS CHG WK MO QTR AGO MAJORS CLOSE CHG %CHG AGO AGO Crude Oil (bbl) 43.06 42.42 +1.51 -29.5 Exchange In energy 3-month T-bill .08 .07 +0.01 t t t 1.59 USD per British Pound 1.3324 +.0045 +.34% 1.2174 1.2830 Ethanol (gal) 1.41 1.39 +1.44 +2.6 Canadian Dollar 1.3080 -.0014 -.11% 1.3996 1.3293 trading, U.S. Heating Oil (gal) 1.31 1.29 +1.88 -35.3 6-month T-bill .08 .10 -0.02 t t t 1.60 The dollar rose USD per Euro 1.1841 -.0017 -.14% 1.0897 1.1020 against the crude oil rose Natural Gas (mm btu) 2.71 2.65 +2.30 +23.9 52-wk T-bill .10 .11 -0.01 t t t 1.56 Japanese Yen 104.49 +.65 +.62% 107.60 108.65 more than 1.5%, Unleaded Gas (gal) 1.20 1. 18 +2.45 -28.8 Japanese yen, 2-year T-note .16 .16 ... t r s 1.64 Mexican Peso 20.1325 +.0465 +.23% 22.7910 19.3823 with higher gains euro and 5-year T-note .39 .38 +0.01 t s s 1.62 in natural and METALS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD The yield on the Mexican peso. 7-year T-note .64 .62 +0.02 t s s 1.71 EUROPE/AFRICA/MIDDLE EAST unleaded gas. Gold (oz) 1837.80 1872.60 -1.86 +21.0 10-year Treasury The dollar fell 10-year T-note .84 .81 +0.03 t s s 1.77 Gold and silver Silver (oz) 23.62 24.35 -2.97 +32.5 note rose to against the Israeli Shekel 3.3522 +.0139 +.41% 3.5311 3.4710 30-year T-bond 1.57 1.53 +0.04 t t s 2.22 Norwegian Krone 9.0380 +.0364 +.40% 10.0114 9.1621 prices fell. In Platinum (oz) 931.70 957.20 -2.66 -4.1 0.84% on British pound South African Rand 15.4221 +.0968 +.63% 17.6281 14.7148 crops, wheat Copper (lb) 3.26 3.29 -1.03 +16.7 Monday. Yields and Canadian Swedish Krona 8.6349 +.0193 +.22% 9.6718 9.6285 and cotton affect rates on dollar. Swiss Franc .9123 +.0008 +.09% .9724 .9977 prices rose. AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD mortgages and NAT’L WK 6MO 1YR Cattle (lb) 1. 10 1.08 +1.76 -11.8 other consumer CONSUMER RATES AVG AGO AGO AGO Coffee (lb) 1. 17 1. 18 -0.85 -9.8 ASIA/PACIFIC loans. Corn (bu) 4.26 4.23 +0.77 +10.0 48 month new car loan 4.04 t 4.14 4.13 4.27 Australian Dollar 1.3718 +.0040 +.29% 1.5304 1.4739 Cotton (lb) 0.72 0.71 +1.79 +4.5 Money market account 0.20 r 0.20 0.19 0.29 Chinese Yuan 6.5860 +.0230 +.35% 7.1304 7.0392 Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 618.60 630.10 -1.83 +52.5 PRIME FED 1 year CD 0.41 r 0.41 0.42 0.55 Hong Kong Dollar 7.7518 -.0004 -.01% 7.7564 7.8245 Orange Juice (lb) 1.28 1.28 -0.04 +31.3 RATE FUNDS $30K Home equity loan 4.97 r 4.97 5.10 5.15 Indian Rupee 74.261 +.127 +.17% 75.976 71.767 Soybeans (bu) 11.92 11.81 +0.89 +26.4 LAST 3.25 .13 Singapore Dollar 1.3441 +.0006 +.04% 1.4246 1.3645 30 year fixed mortgage 3.04 s 2.96 3.03 3.58 Wheat (bu) 5.99 5.93 +0.93 +7.2 6 MO AGO 3.25 .13 South Korean Won 1114.83 -.00 -.00% 1242.67 1179.93 1 YR AGO 4.75 1.63 15 year fixed mortgage 2.58 s 2.47 2.58 2.89 Taiwan Dollar 28.55 +.03 +.11% 30.08 30.57 (Previous and change figures reflect current contract.)

3,640 30,000 S&P 500 Dow Jones industrials GAiners ($2 or More) Losers ($2 or More) Most Active ($1 or More) STOCK LAST CHG %CHG STOCK LAST CHG %CHG STOCK VOL (00s) LAST CHG 3,560 Close: 3,577.59 29,440 Close: 29,591.27 Change: 20.05 (0.6%) Change: 327.79 (1.1%) DPW Hld 7.19 +5.06 +237.6 Bellero hrs 7.22 -1.56 -17.8 DPW Hld 3004057 7.19 +5.06 3,480 10 DAYS 28,880 10 DAYS FuelTech h 2.82 +1.55 +122.0 ContainStr 9.31 -1.79 -16.1 Ideanom h 2747895 2.62 +1.08 ENGlobal 2.07 +.97 +88.2 Navios pfG 3.72 -.69 -15.6 FuelCell 2352553 8.55 +3.01 3,800 30,000 Renren rs 8.07 +3.75 +86.8 Seagen 168.07 -30.66 -15.4 Apple Inc s 1268451 113.85 -3.49 Ideanom h 2.62 +1.08 +70.1 SQZ Bio n 27.62 -4.51 -14.0 GenElec 1074692 10.07 +.31 3,600 29,000 28,000 3,400 Company 27,000 Spotlight Warner hits a flat note 3,200 26,000 Warner Music Group slipped Monday after the Van Halen and Gucci Mane. Warner said it was 3,000 music recording and publishing company encouraged by the performance in its streaming 25,000 posted flat earnings that missed targets. and other segments, which helped boost 2,800 24,000 New York-based Warner, which records revenue above targets. JJASO N JJASO N and publishes music by artists in a range of “Our streaming growth has stayed strong, and genres, said it earned just $1 we’ve also seen an acceleration in million in the fourth quarter, a whole spectrum of emerging StocksRecap HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG %CHG WK MO QTR YTD effectively zero when revenue streams such as social DOW 29,667.75 29,332.82 29,591.27 +327.79 +1.12% t s s +3.69% calculating for earnings per share. Wall Street analysts media, gaming, and in-home fitness,” said CEO Steve NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 12,437.54 12,295.70 12,424.11 +192.01 +1.57% s s s +13.97% were expecting earnings of 4 cents per share from the Cooper. DOW Util. 877.86 869.46 873.01 -0.28 -0.03% t t s -0.70% company, whose stable of artists include Dua Lipa, Warner fell 3.3% to close at $28.01 on Monday. Vol. (in mil.) 4,388 4,866 NYSE Comp. 14,029.33 13,911.30 13,998.24 +171.24 +1.24% s s s +0.61% 4,666 NASDAQ 11,949.33 11,796.53 11,880.63 +25.66 +0.22% t s s +32.41% Pvs. Volume 3,656 Warner Music Group (WMG) Monday’s close: $28.01, -0.95 Total return 1-mo 3-mo 6-mo Advanced 1979 2101 S&P 500 3,589.81 3,552.77 3,577.59 +20.05 +0.56% t s s +10.73% WMG -4.6% -6.1 -6.2 Declined 569 1064 S&P 400 2,190.69 2,159.27 2,181.60 +33.99 +1.58% s s s +5.75% 52-WEEK RANGE Price-earnings ratio: Lost money New Highs 132 245 Wilshire 5000 37,420.51 37,064.94 37,319.80 +296.62 +0.80% t s s +13.48% $26 $35 (Based on past 12-month results) Div. yield: 1.7% Dividend: $0.48 New Lows 1 12 Russell 2000 1,827.60 1,787.24 1,818.30 +32.96 +1.85% s s s +8.98% AP Source: FactSet Stocks of Local Interest

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AFLAC Inc AFL 23.07 7 55.07 44.45 +.60 +1.4% s s s -16.0% -17.1% 4780 14 1.32f IBM IBM 90.56 5 158.75 120.09 +3.15 +2.7% s s t -10.4% -8.1% 5650 12 6.52 AT&T Inc T 26.08 2 39.55 28.62 +.30 +1.1% s s s -26.8% -20.1% 27791 15 2.08 Itron Inc ITRI 40.48 9 88.32 80.60 +3.52 +4.6% s s s -4.0% -0.1% 242 72 ... Abbott Labs ABT 61.61 9 115.14 109.27 -1.62 -1.5% t s s +25.8% +33.4% 4105 58 1.44 JPMorgan Chase JPM 76.91 7 141.10 117.87 +3.30 +2.9% s s s -15.4% -8.8% 13193 12 3.20 Arch Dan Mid ADM 28.92 9 52.05 48.81 +.20 +0.4% s t s +5.3% +17.7% 1952 15 1.44 Kimco Realty KIM 7.45 6 21.77 15.61 +.66 +4.4% s s s -24.6% -27.8% 4445 16 0.40m Assurant Inc AIZ 76.27 9 142.61 135.33 +1.44 +1.1% s s s +3.2% +3.9% 380 67 2.52 Kohls Corp KSS 10.89 5 51.60 30.96 +2.55 +9.0% s s s -39.2% -35.0% 13135 6 2.82f BP PLC BP 14.74 3 40.08 20.41 +.92 +4.7% s s s -45.9% -44.6% 13934 6 2.46f Lowes Cos LOW 60.00 8 180.67 153.67 +3.74 +2.5% s t t +28.3% +33.9% 6978 34 2.20 Bank of America BAC 17.95 6 35.72 27.39 +.58 +2.2% s s s -22.2% -15.9% 45270 10 0.72 McDonalds Corp MCD 124.23 9 231.91 217.00 +2.91 +1.4% s t t +9.8% +13.8% 3010 33 5.16f Boeing Co BA 89.00 5 374.77 211.53 +11.91 +6.0% s s s -35.1% -43.4% 28148 20 ... Medtronic Inc MDT 72.13 8 122.15 110.97 +.81 +0.7% s s s -2.2% +2.0% 3507 67 2.32f CBL & Associates CBL 0.09 1 1.45 .09 ...... % r t t -91.5% -96.7% dd 0.30 Merck & Co MRK 65.25 6 92.64 80.28 -.17 -0.2% t s t -11.7% -2.2% 9051 30 2.60f Caterpillar Inc CAT 87.50 0 176.37 174.78 +2.55 +1.5% s s s +18.4% +23.6% 2403 16 4.12 Microsoft Corp MSFT 132.52 8 232.86 210.11 -.28 -0.1% t r t +33.2% +43.0% 25624 41 2.24f Chesapeake Util CPK 69.47 9 111.31 104.38 -.68 -0.6% t s s +8.9% +17.6% 93 29 1.62 Norfolk Sthn NSC 112.62 0 247.98 242.85 +2.05 +0.9% s s s +25.1% +27.7% 1602 26 3.76 Chevron Corp CVX 51.60 6 122.72 91.03 +5.24 +6.1% s s s -24.5% -22.0% 13376 13 5.16 Oconee Fed Fin OFED 15.25 7 28.00 23.39 -.30 -1.3% t t s -10.1% +7.1% 1 0.40 Citigroup C 32.00 5 83.11 53.30 +1.65 +3.2% s s s -33.3% -27.6% 25946 7 2.04 Oracle Corp ORCL 39.71 8 62.60 56.08 +.38 +0.7% s t t +5.9% +2.0% 8236 58 0.96 CocaCola Co KO 36.27 7 60.07 52.68 +.01 ...% r s s -4.8% +3.2% 13337 32 1.64 PepsiCo PEP 101.42 0 147.20 143.02 -.40 -0.3% t s s +4.6% +9.4% 3443 16 4.09 Colgate-Palmolive CL 58.49 0 86.41 84.54 -.62 -0.7% t s s +22.8% +29.7% 3046 32 1. 76 Pfizer Inc PFE 27.88 7 41.99 36.52 -.18 -0.5% t t t -6.8% +5.7% 43418 15 1.52 Disney DIS 79.07 0 153.41 145.98 +4.91 +3.5% s s s +0.9% -3.9% 12859 20 1. 76 Philip Morris Intl PM 56.01 7 90.17 76.63 -.10 -0.1% t s s -9.9% -1.5% 3974 15 4.80f Duke Energy DUK 62.13 8 103.79 93.33 +.75 +0.8% s s s +2.3% +9.8% 3796 23 3.86f Schlumberger Ltd SLB 11.87 4 41.14 21.61 +1.40 +6.9% s s s -46.2% -36.7% 14790 13 0.50 Enbridge Inc ENB 22.57 4 43.15 29.94 +.69 +2.4% s s s -24.7% -17.3% 3737 20 2.55 Sonoco Prods SON 37.30 8 62.77 57.45 +.04 +0.1% s s s -6.9% +1.0% 391 24 1.72 Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 30.11 3 71.37 39.36 +2.42 +6.6% s s s -43.6% -39.7% 29338 9 3.48 3M Company MMM 114.04 9 182.55 174.14 +1.25 +0.7% s s s -1.3% +4.8% 2064 24 5.88 FedEx Corp FDX 88.69 0 293.30 286.35 +9.66 +3.5% s s s +89.4% +81.6% 2430 cc 2.60 Truist Financial Cp TFC 24.01 7 56.92 46.98 +.77 +1.7% s s s -16.6% -11.0% 4683 12 1.80 Gen Dynamics GD 100.55 6 190.08 150.02 +1.66 +1.1% s s s -14.9% -16.6% 1420 16 4.40 Verizon Comm VZ 48.84 9 62.22 60.23 +.19 +0.3% s s s -1.9% +5.4% 11600 14 2.52f Gen Electric GE 5.48 6 13.26 10.07 +.31 +3.2% s s s -9.8% -15.7% 107469 dd 0.04 WalMart Strs WMT 102.00 0 153.40 150.93 +.69 +0.5% s s s +27.0% +28.7% 6161 87 2.16f HP Inc HPQ 12.54 8 23.93 21.19 +.74 +3.6% s s s +3.1% +5.4% 8894 7 0.70 Wells Fargo & Co WFC 20.76 2 54.75 26.30 +.82 +3.2% s s s -51.1% -49.3% 40571 6 0.40m Honeywell Intl HON 101.08 0 210.00 204.58 +2.58 +1.3% s s s +15.6% +14.6% 2806 23 3.72f Wendys Co WEN 6.82 9 24.91 21.97 -.54 -2.4% t t t -1.1% +11.2% 3685 24 0.28f Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. Fund Footnotes: b - Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d - Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. f - front load (sales charges). m - Multiple fees are charged, usually a marketing fee and either a sales or redemption fee. NA - not available. p - previous day´s net asset value. s - fund split shares during the week. x - fund paid a distribution during the week. 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