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162nd YEAr • No. 228 JANUArY 23, 2017 CLEvELANd, TN 16 pAGES • 50¢ Man indicted in shooting turns himself in to TBI By BRIAN GRAVES ring that day at the Bradley County Landfill Meigs County Sheriff Jack Melton reported day regarding a shooting that had taken Banner Staff Writer at 282 Natures Trail in McDonald. Jeremy the pursuit which began in that county even- place at the local landfill, operated by Santek Headley, 24, was found dead as the result of tually moved into Hamilton County, where Waste Services Inc. Once patrol deputies An Alabama man turned himself into a shooting. During the course of the investi- the sheriff’s department there had a vehicle arrived on the scene, Headley’s body was agents of the Tennessee Bureau of gation, agents developed information that led struck in the incident. The chase ended in located on the property. Investigation early Sunday morning following them to Treuchet as the individual responsi- Bradley County. Some media outlets reported the shooter an indictment of first-degree murder. ble for the death of Headley. The driver of that vehicle was identified as was an employee of Santek, but that turned The Bradley County Grand Jury on Crump could not comment on the evidence Daniel Warren, 32, who was taken into cus- out to be inaccurate. Wednesday returned the true bill against presented to the grand jury, but did say he tody on Bancroft Road. The passenger was Treuchet was an employee of Wright Mark Steven Treuchet, 53, of Columbiana, felt the panel "got it absolutely right." identified as Headley, who reportedly fled Brothers Contracting Inc. The company did Ala. in the case of a shooting at the Bradley The incident involved a multiagency chase after which the Bradley County Sheriff’s not identify him at the time, but acknowl- County Landfill on Sept. 8. which began in Meigs County, and ended on Office assisted in searching for him. edged it was their employee involved in the At the request of 10th District Attorney Bancroft Road in Bradley County, with the A call was received by the shooting. General Steve Crump, TBI special agents driver of the pickup truck involved being Cleveland/Bradley County 911 began investigating a shooting death occur- arrested by Hamilton County officials. Communications Center at 4:48 p.m. that See SHOOTING, Page 13 Treuchet Inside Today Utility’s MY FIRST INAUGURATION revenue Banner reporter remains relives history: strong good and bad headed By BRIAN GRAVES Banner Staff Writer into cold WASHINGTON, D.C. — There was a crowd on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Friday to watch the inauguration of November numbers Super Falcons! Donald Trump as 45th president of the United States. That is not an evaluation of photographs. That is from Atlanta Falcons quarterback up in all 3 divisions someone who was there, and receiver Julio Jones picked stood in the lines, pushed By RICK NORTON apart the Green Bay defense A PERSPECTIVE and shoved forward, and Associate Editor Sunday to reach the Super Bowl stood awestruck at this against the New England Patriots. Despite sliding slowly into the county’s peaceful transition of power. ESPN will be on the campus of cooler and wetter weather condi- I was there and these are my observations and true stories Lee University Thursday to broad- tions of November, revenue in all on what it is like to attend this every four-year ritual of cast the basketball game three major divisions at democracy. between the Flames and Union Cleveland Utilities outperformed This is my chance to share with Cleveland Daily Banner University. The CSCC Cougars budgeted forecasts. readers what you may not have seen or heard as you dropped two games to Walters According to a monthly finan- watched the event on television. State. See Sports, Pages 9-11. cial report by Marshall Stinnett, My journey started in the pre-dawn hours of Thursday vice president and chief operat- morning, boarding a bus with its sights set on the nation’s ing officer at CU, revenue Getting to know capital. exceeded expectations in the Some nine hours later, we hit the streets of Washington, Electric, Water and Wastewater those ‘devices’ D.C. and it became obvious this was not going to be like my divisions during the month of As technology, and the accompa- last journey there 37 years ago with my high school band. November. Stinnett’s update Let’s talk traffic. Lanes and lanes and lanes of vehicles of nying world of information, continue came during a recent gathering all types filled the criss-crossing streets. of the Cleveland Board of Public to evolve, more and more Movement was inch-by-inch in some sections, especially Americans are becoming even more Utilities. adjacent to the White House and the presidential parade As part of his monthly briefing, infatuated with their “devices.” Read reviewing stand. Stinnett also pointed out CU will about one in the guest “Viewpoint” Traffic was also hindered by the several intersections that Banner photo, LITA ESQUINANCE see a rate decrease of 1.26 per- published on Page 12 of today’s were blocked on purpose for obvious security reasons. Seeing BANNEr STAff wrITEr BrIAN GrAvES is seen on the cent from TVA during January. edition. a group of National Guardsmen and their tan trucks became grounds of the U.S. Capitol following the inauguration ceremonies of The rate change is driven by President Donald Trump on Friday. TVA’s Fuel Cost Adjustment. See INAUGURATION, Page 4 “This brings us to a rate of Forecast 9.509 per kWh,” Stinnett explained. “For the month of Showers are probable today, but December, we saw a rate of 9.630 most of those were expected per kWh.” before 8 a.m. High near 54. In the Electric Division, CU’s Northwest wind around 15 mph, cost of purchased power from with gusts as high as 25 mph. TVA as a percentage of retail Chance of precipitation is 80 per- sales in November was 77.4 per- cent. New precipitation amounts cent, as compared to the same between a tenth and quarter of an month a year ago. Year to date, inch possible. CU’s purchased power costs from TVA stand at 80.5 percent, Tonight, a 20 percent chance of compared to budgeted forecasts showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low of 80.9 percent for fiscal year around 39. West wind around 10 2017. mph. Purchased power costs as a Tuesday, sunny skies with a high percentage of retail sales repre- near 57. Northwest wind around 5 sent CU’s total payment to TVA mph becoming south in the after- for electricity at wholesale pric- noon. Tuesday night, skies will be ing, as compared to the local partly cloudy with a low around 43. utility’s electric-service revenue from local customers (both resi- dential and commercial) at retail Index pricing. “The results for November are Classified...... 15 electric sales revenue for the Comics...... 6 month of $7,298,411, which was offset by purchased power of Editorials...... 12 $5,648,166,” Stinnett said. “This Horoscope...... 6 resulted in an operating margin MINI Page...... 5 of $1,650,245. This is compared Obituaries...... 2 to a budgeted margin of Sports...... 9-11 Banner photo, BrIAN GrAvES $1,377,409 for the month of TV Schedule...... 7 vENdorS wErE pLENTIfUL throughout Washington, D.C., selling their Trump memorabilia. Weather...... 8 See REVENUE, Page 13

Around Town Jen Madden sending a huge CU board approves audits, hears operation reports blanket “thank you” to a group of new friends in Tennessee who By RICK NORTON the fiscal year ending June 30, 2016. CU traffic lighting crews provided instal- December. she’ll be helping in months to Associate Editor Voting in support of the audit results lation at six of the junctions and a In another development during the ses- come ... Van Marosek excited to were Aubrey Ector, board chairman; Tennessee Department of Transportation sion, CU board members approved a talk again with a friend by tele- Acceptance of the Fiscal Year 2016 Eddie Cartwright, board vice chairman; contractor installed the other four. change authorization with Jacobs phone who she hopes to meet audit, updates on a string of Electric and board members Joe Cate, Chari Borden said an additional side street Engineeers in the amount of $21,750 for some day in person ... Tom Division projects and progress updates Buckner and Mayor Tom Rowland, the approach was added to the project at the engineering services for preparing an SRF on two traffic lighting initiatives high- Rowland providing some informa- latter of whom represents the Cleveland Third Street and Grove Avenue location. (State Revolving Fund) Facilities Plan and tion about a special visitor to lighted a recent formal gathering of the bidding services for the Georgetown Road Cleveland Board of Public Utilities. City Council on the CU board. He said the utility company’s traffic sig- Cleveland ... Steve Hartline being The two traffic lighting reports were nal coordinator — Tad Bacon — complet- Water Storage Tank and Water Booster congratulated on the 60th The audit, which included no major Pump Station project. findings, was uanimously approved on a provided by Bart Borden, vice president ed the radar programming, and other anniversary of his radio station. of CU’s Electric Division. tasks associated with the installation. Tim Henderson, president and CEO at 5-0 vote by board members. Cleveland Utilities, explained the project. They included: n The new traffic signals at APD-40 The utility governing body heard a “On Oct. 27, 2011, the board approved n detailed report on the audit during a Installation of Wavetronix radar and the 20th Street ramp, as well as at a contract with Jacobs Engineers in the December session by Mark Lay of the detection equipment was completed at all King Street, were placed into flashing amount of $77,300 for design and bid- auditing firm of Arnett, Kirksey, Kimsey, of the 10 intersections affected by the operation in November. Both were placed 6489076 75112 Sullivan, Lay and Hall. The audit covered recent Keith Street resurfacing project. into full stop-and-go operation in See AUDITS, Page 13 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 23, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Judge set to sentence PG&E OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office in criminal case POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Nashville and Ephram and Eric Brayden Harris. Memorial McAlister of Manchester; broth- Contributions can be made to tied to blast Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) er, Denver McAlister and wife, Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Pacific and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. Mary, of Cleveland; brothers-in- Foundation. Phone (423) 472-5041. law, Jim Armstrong and David We invite you to send a mes- Gas & Electric Co. says it is pre- Chapman, both of Cleveland; sage of condolence and view the pared to pay the maximum fine of Ralph Baldwin Joyce Taylor and several nieces, nephews, Preston family guestbook at $3 million after a jury convicted Editor & Publisher General Manager cousins and friends. www.ralphbuckner.com. the company of deliberately vio- The funeral will be conducted Ralph Buckner Funeral Home lating pipeline safety regulations Member of The Associated Press at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 24, and Crematory is in charge of before a deadly natural gas The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches 2017, in the chapel of Fike- arrangements. credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous or igin Randolph & Son Funeral Home pipeline explosion in the San herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2016 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. with Pastor Keith Watson offici- Francisco Bay Area. ating. But California’s largest utility SUBSCRIPTION RATES Interment will follow in is asking a federal judge not to Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily Council Baptist Church restructure its bonus program for Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75 Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers employees or require an advertis- will be the Council Baptist By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $ 75.00 ing campaign publicizing its con- By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 25.00 $45.00 $ 85.00 Church Men’s Sunday School Kelly Ragle viction. U.S. District Court Judge By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $38.00 $55.00$105.00 class. Kelly Ragle, 50, of Cleveland, By Mail Outside TN $38.00 $ 67.00 $ 130.00 His family will receive friends Thelton Henderson is scheduled died Sunday night, Jan. 22, to sentence PG&E on Monday, Print + E-Edition from 3 to 7 this evening. Jan. 2017, at her home. By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $21.25 $40.25 $ 79.25 and prosecutors want him to By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 26.25 $47.25 $ 90.50 23, 2017, at the funeral home. Survivors and arrangements By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $ 112.00 The family requests that will be announced by Companion impose the bonus and advertising By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $ 71.00 $ 137.00 Regina Jo Carty memorials be made to Council Funeral Home and Crematory. requirements. They say a $3 mil- E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $ 107.40 $8.95 $1.95 Regina Jo Carty, 56, a lifelong Baptist Church, 1415 Upper lion fine alone would be a “drop in resident of Cleveland, passed River Road NE, Charleston, TN the bucket” for PG&E. Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 away on Thursday, Jan. 19, 37310. “PG&E’s crimes compel a seri- 2017, in a local hospital. Special appreciation is ous sentence that will alter its She was born in Cleveland on offered to the Helping Hands of May 13, 1960, a daughter of the Cleveland compassionate care- culture for good,” prosecutors late Don George and Virginia givers who provided McAlister said in a sentencing memo filed Davis George. with comfort and care. with the court. She was of the Baptist faith. We invite you to send a mes- John smith The 2010 blast of a PG&E nat- She worked for many years as a sage of condolence and view John Smith, 38, of Cleveland, ural gas pipeline sent a giant CNA. She was an avid animal the McAlister family guestbook died Sunday evening, Jan. 22, plume of fire into the air, killing lover, who enjoyed taking care at www.fikefh.com. 2017, in a Nashville hospital. eight people and destroying 38 of people. Survivors and arrangements homes in the city of San Bruno. In addition to her father and will be announced by Companion mother, she is preceded in Funeral Home and Crematory. Jurors convicted the company death by one son, Justin in August of five of 11 counts of Eslinger; one sister, Sharon pipeline safety violations, includ- Elise George; and one brother, ing failing to gather information Danny George. to evaluate potential gas-line She leaves behind to cherish threats and deliberately not clas- her memory her loving and sifying a gas line as high risk. devoted husband, Dallas Carty; Prosecutors said the company four sons: Ivan Pritchett, Marcus deliberately misclassified Anderson, Cody Grady (Allison) and Chris Carty (Brittany); two pipelines so it wouldn’t have to grandchildren: Brianna and subject them to appropriate test- Zachery; two brothers: Roy ing, choosing a cheaper method George (Lisa) and Troy George to save money. AP photo (Chrissy); numerous other Jurors also convicted the utility In thIs 1891 Photo released by the National Oceanic and extended family members; and of obstructing investigators after Atmospheric Administration, Penobscot Bay fishermen clean mack- a host of special friends. the blast. erel near their saltwater farm off the Maine coast. Scientists with the A Celebration of Her Life is PG&E attorneys said during University of Massachusetts, and other institutions, published planned for this evening, Jan. trial that the company’s engineers 23, 2017, at 7 p.m. in the chapel research findings this month where they concluded the 1815 volcanic of Companion Funeral Home, did not think the pipelines posed eruption of Mount Tambora in Indonesia that led to a short period of 2419 Georgetown Road NW in a safety risk, and the company climate cooling also increased the consumption of mackerel, which Cleveland, with the Rev. Chris did not intend to mislead investi- were less effected than crops and other animals in New England. Everhart officiating. gators. The family will receive friends The stakes in the case dropped this evening from 5 until the 7 dramatically, however, when What mackerel and a volcano p.m. service time in the funeral prosecutors made the surprising home parlor. decision several days into jury can tell us about climate change You are encouraged to share deliberations not to pursue a a memory of Regina and/or your Kathleen Preston potential $562 million fine if PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — What caused people in the northeastern personal condolences with her Kathleen Buckholts Marchant PG&E was found guilty of any of could an Indonesian volcanic states to move — something seen family by visiting her memorial Preston, 80, passed away eruption, a 200-year-old climate today in places such as Pakistan web page and guestbook at Saturday evening, Jan. 21, 2017, Patricia Diane thompson the pipeline safety counts. No Patricia Diane Thompson, of PG&E employees were charged, disaster and a surge in the con- and Syria. www.companionfunerals.com. at her home, surrounded by fam- sumption of mackerel tell us about “Understanding how adaptive ily and friends. Birchwood, passed away on so no one is facing prison time She was born on July 14, Saturday morning, Jan. 21, 2017, In addition to the advertising today’s era of global warming? responses to extreme events can 1936, to Carrie Mae and John at Hospice of Chattanooga. Quite a bit, researchers say. trigger unintended consequences She was born on Oct. 14, campaign, prosecutors are asking Robert Buckholts in DuPont, Ga., Henderson to restructure the A group of scientists and aca- may advance long-term planning and attended public schools 1957, to Haward Lee Boyette Sr. demics with the University of for resilience in an uncertain and Bonnie Watson. company’s employee bonus pro- there. gram to reward safety over meet- Massachusetts and other institu- future,” the report states. She and her family moved to She was an active member of tions made that assessment while How fisheries in the developing Hopewell Baptist Church. ing budgets and earnings. They Kenneth E. Dale Tennessee in 1955, and she conducting research about a long- world will adapt to future climate Kenneth E. Dale, 79, of worked as a secretary at She is preceded in death by have also told the judge that blast her father, Haward Lee Boyette victims may want to speak at the ago calamity in New England that change is an important contempo- Cleveland, died Sunday, Jan. 22, Cleveland National Bank and at was caused by the eruption of rary food security issue, because 2017. St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Sr.; and one brother, John sentencing hearing. Survivors and arrangements early in her career. She was Wesley Boyette. PG&E says changes to the Mount Tambora half a world away fish are a vitally important protein will be announced by Grissom- among the leaders in develop- She leaves behind to cherish in 1815. resource worldwide. More than a her memory her loving husband, bonus program could jeopardize Serenity Funeral Home and ment of the Cherokee Chapter of safety by limiting the company’s A cooled climate led to deaths of billion of the world’s poor obtain Cremation Services. the International Association of William “Billy” Thompson; moth- livestock and changed fish pat- most of their animal protein from er, Bonnie Watson; stepfather, ability to attract and retain tal- Administrative Professionals. ented employees and interfering terns in New England, leaving fish, and 800 million depend on She joined Life Care Centers Don Watson; son, Jeremy many people dependent on the fisheries and aquaculture for liveli- Nichols; daughter, Lana with state oversight of the utility’s of America in 1979 as an associ- mackerel, an edible fish that was hoods, according to the nonprofit ate in the accounting depart- Strickland; brother, Haward Lee compensation programs — over- Boyette Jr.; sister, Donna Stroud; sight that the company says pri- less affected than many animals. research group WorldFish. ment. Eventually, she was pro- The researchers assert that bit of The report illustrates how moted and became the adminis- and numerous other family mem- oritizes safety. trative assistant to the president bers and a host of special The advertising campaign is history gives clues about what food abrupt changes in climate can of Life Care, Des Cummings, and friends. security could be like in the mod- have unexpected consequences helene Fairchild The family will receive friends not necessary because the trial served with four presidents and verdict were widely covered ern era of climate change. long after conditions moderate, Helene Fairchild, 94, of before finishing her employment on Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2017, from “How we respond to these said Andy Pershing, chief scientific Rossville, Ga., died Sunday, Jan. 5 to 7 p.m. at Hopewell Baptist in the media, the utility said. It career at Life Care. has agreed to prosecutors’ events is going to be critically officer and ecosystem modeler for 22, 2017, at her home. “I had never planned to work Church, 188 Old Georgetown important for how we come out of the Gulf of Maine Research Survivors and arrangements Road NW in Cleveland. request for a monitor to oversee outside the home,” she once this in the long term,” said Karen Institute in Portland. will be announced by Companion said. “All I wanted was to be a The funeral is planned for compliance with pipeline safety Funeral Home and Crematory. Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2017, at regulations. Alexander, the lead author of the wife and a mother, but when I study and a research fellow in came to work at Life Care, I 11:30 a.m. in the sanctuary of “Both since the accident in San found I loved it.” Hopewell Baptist Church. Bruno and since the criminal environmental conservation. “We As Life Care’s First Lady, she Interment will follow in the can learn from the past how peo- Chattanooga National Cemetery. trial, PG&E has taken steps to T SASPECIAL traveled often with her husband, move beyond the legal disputes ple dealt with the unanticipated.” I ’ Forrest L. Preston, to visit facili- The Thompson family would The research group’s findings like to say a special appreciation and focus its energies on becom- ties — where she enjoyed inter- ing the safest public utility in the were published this month in the DAY FOR ... action with residents and staff to the staff of Hospice of journal Science Advances . They Chattanooga for all of their country,” attorneys representing tommy Jones members — and to state and looked at what the catastrophic Tommy Jones, of Cleveland, national health-care meetings. tremendous care during this diffi- PG&E said in their sentencing Connie (Gentry) Toney and Pat cult time. memo. Tambora eruption meant for the Williams, who are celebrating died Sunday evening, Jan. 22, Her personal delights were Gulf of Maine and nearby human 2017, at his home. reading, Bible study, spending You are encouraged to share a PG&E has previously been birthdays today ... Courtney Survivors and arrangements time with children and grandchil- memory of Patricia and/or your fined $1.6 billion for the San food systems. Gregory, who turns 43 ... Pat will be announced by Companion dren, and hosting friends and personal condolences with her The Tambora eruption was one Williams is celebrating a birthday family by visiting her memorial Bruno blast by California regula- Funeral Home and Crematory. family. She was a member of tors. of the most powerful in recorded today First Baptist Church of web page and guestbook at history, and was followed by a Cleveland. www.companionfunerals.com. 2 suspects in custody in short time of climate change — In addition to her parents, she Companion Funeral Home and specifically, global cooling — and the Cody family are honored to was preceded in death by broth- deadly San Antonio mall severe weather. Its impact on OTTERY ers, J.F. Buckholts and Willie C. assist the Thompson family with L her arrangements. shooting weather, food availability and Buckholts; and a son, Eddie human and animals deaths world- Marchant. SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Two wide has been studied extensively. NUMBERS Jack McAlister Survivors include her husband, suspects were taken into custody Forrest L. Preston; daughter and The year that followed the erup- Jack McAlister, 83, a lifelong after a robbery inside a shopping son-in-law, Gaye and Eddie tion, 1816, is often described as resident of Charleston, went mall ended in a shooting that left (AP) - These lotteries were Harris; sister, Irene Smith; broth- the “Year Without a Summer.” home to be with Jesus on one man dead and several other drawn Sunday: ers: Harold Buckholts, Jimmy Thursday, Jan. 19, 2017. The researchers behind the Buckholts, Joel Buckholts, and people injured, San Antonio TENNESSEE He was born Oct. 28, 1933, to Science Advances article found Wade Buckholts; grandchildren: police said. Cash 3 Evening: 1-5-2, Lucky the late Clifford and Clara that alewives, a fish used for every- Sherry Davenport, (Dean) Kari Police Chief William McManus Sum: 8 McAlister. thing from fertilizer to food by Harris Gilliland, (Charley) Christy Charlie Liteky, who said the two suspects robbed a Cash 4 Evening: 7-4-9-2, Known as “Mailman Jack” he 19th-century New Englanders, did Marchant-Mize, (Patrick) Micah jewelry store at the Rolling Oaks was the rural mail carrier in gave back his Medal Lucky Sum: 22 Harris, (Chancey) Amy Marchant not fare well. But mackerel had Charleston for more than 38 Mall on Sunday afternoon. GEORGIA and Kyle Harris, (Laura); and 11 of Honor, dies better survival rates and became a years. A veteran of the United After the suspects fled the 5 Card Cash: AC-KS-8D-7H-4S great-grandchildren. critical source of protein and jobs, States Army, he worked at the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Charlie store, a man described by All or Nothing Day: 01-02-03- Visitation with the family will be Alexander said. Post Office at the base in Liteky, an Army chaplain in McManus as a “good Samaritan” 05-07-13-16-18-19-20-22-23 Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2017, from Fairbanks, Ak. Vietnam who was awarded the As crops failed and famine 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. at First Baptist tried to stop the two men. All or Nothing Evening: 02-04- He was a motorcycle enthusi- began to spread, the little fish Church of Cleveland, with the Medal of Honor for rescuing more One of the robbers fatally shot 05-07-11-13-16-17-19-20-22-24 ast and enjoyed many motorcy- emerged as a staff of life, the report funeral service to follow at 6 p.m. than 20 wounded men but later the man, McManus said. A sec- All or Nothing Morning: 01-06- cle trips throughout the years. states. It’s a scenario similar to Officiating will be Dr. Allan gave it back in protest and became ond individual, who was carrying 07-08-10-14-15-16-17-20-21-23 He was a member of Council what parts of the developing world Lockerman, the Rev. Doug a peace activist, has died. a licensed concealed handgun, Baptist Church. He was a caring All or Nothing Night: 01-05-06- Schultz, and Beecher Hunter. Longtime friend Richard Olive are experiencing today as climate and loving husband, father and then shot and wounded one rob- 11-12-13-16-17-18-21-22-23 A private service with the fami- change affects food security. grandfather. said Liteky died Friday night at the ber. Cash 3 Evening: 9-8-9 ly will be conducted at Hillcrest The study states there is a par- Survivors include his wife of Veterans Administration Hospital The second suspect, who ini- Cash 3 Midday: 0-9-5 Memorial Gardens on allel between the need for immedi- 60½ years, Belva Deane in San Francisco. He was 85. tially fled the scene, was appre- Cash 4 Evening: 8-1-1-0 Wednesday, Jan, 25, 2017. Armstrong McAlister of The Army awarded Liteky the ate adaptation after Tambora and Serving as pallbearers are hended Sunday night after a car Cash 4 Midday: 7-8-9-9 Charleston; daughter, Kim the challenges in coping with the Micah Harris, Kyle Harris, Charlie highest military decoration for his crash in nearby Converse, police Fantasy 5: 05-22-25-29-37 Covington and son-in-law, climate-driven devastation caused Gilliland, Jackson Gilliland, actions on Dec. 6, 1967, when his said in a statement early Georgia FIVE Evening: 5-7-7-3- Charlie of Cleveland; son, Keith by storms, floods and droughts Patrick Mize and Anton company came under intense fire Monday. 4 McAlister of Panama; three today. It notes that the loss of food Lakatosh; Honorary pallbearers from an enemy battalion in Bien Two weapons were recovered Georgia FIVE Midday: 8-7-8-5- grandsons: Chas Covington of staples due to climate change are Harrison Gilliland and Hoa province. from the suspect. 3 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 23, 2017— 3

Trump begins first week in office with outreach I PAY TOP WASHINGTON (AP) — AP photo President Donald Trump is set to President donAld DOLLAR! meet with congressional leaders trumP, center, accompanied by TOP DOLLAR PAID from both parties to discuss his Vice President Mike Pence, FOR GOLD & agenda, as he enters his first offi- right, arrives for a White House OTHER ITEMS cial week in the White House and senior staff swearing in ceremo- 5301 BRAINERD works to begin delivering on his ny in the East Room of the ROAD ambitious campaign promises. White House, on Sunday. (423) 499-9162 Trump has said that he con- siders Monday to be his first real R I C K D A V I S day in office. And he’s packing it GOLD & DIAMONDS with meetings that suggest he’s keeping an open ear. “Busy week planned with a heavy focus on jobs and national YMCA security,” Trump tweeted early Monday. “Top executives coming JOIN BY in at 9:00 A.M. to talk manufac- turing in America.” JAN. 31 There’s a breakfast and what the White House calls a listening AND PAY session with business leaders in other and the faith in God, we “Peaceful protests are a hall- also will discuss immigration and the morning; another listening will get the job done,” he said. mark of our democracy. Even if I security at the border. He has NO session with union leaders and “We will prove worthy of this don’t always agree, I recognize promised to build a wall along workers in the afternoon; and a moment in history. And I think it the rights of people to express the length of the southern border JOINING FEE! reception later on with the mem- may very well be a great moment their views,” the president tweet- and insisted that Mexico will pay bers of Congress he’ll need on in history.” ed, still using his personal for it. board to overhaul the nation’s Trump said his staff was in the account. His chief of staff, Reince health care system, among other White House not to “help our- Trump also spoke with Israeli Priebus, said on “Fox News goals. He’ll also hold his first selves” but to “devote ourselves Prime Minister Benjamin Sunday” the president would meeting as president with the to the national good.” Netanyahu, who accepted an spend his first full week in office speaker of the House, Paul Ryan. “This is not about party, this is invitation to visit the White undoing some of former The outreach effort comes not about ideology. This is about House in early February. President Barack Obama’s agen- after a tumultuous first weekend country, our country. It’s about The prime minister said he is da and planned to sign executive in the White House that included serving the American people,” he hoping to forge a “common orders on immigration and trade. lambasting news organizations said. vision” with the newly inaugurat- Trump planned to sign some for correctly reporting on the size Earlier Sunday, Trump offered ed U.S. president that could executive orders on Monday, but of the crowds at his inauguration a scattershot response to the include expanded settlement it was unclear which. and mass protests against his sweeping post-inauguration construction and a tougher poli- Trump has pledged to scuttle presidency on the following day. protests, first sarcastically deni- cy toward Iran. trade deals such as a pending Trump delivered a more unify- grating the public opposition and Trump also announced that Asia-Pacific agreement and over- ing message Sunday and sought then defending the right to he’s set up meetings with turn Obama’s executive order to reassure Americans he was up demonstrate a short time later. Canadian Prime Minister Justin deferring deportations for to the daunting task ahead. “Watched protests yesterday Trudeau and Mexican President 700,000 people who were Speaking in the White House but was under the impression Enrique Pena Nieto. brought into the country illegally East Room during a swearing-in that we just had an election! Why “We’re going to start some as minors. ceremony for top aides, the pres- didn’t these people vote? Celebs negotiations having to do with Later in the week, he’ll address ident warned his staff of the hurt cause badly,” Trump tweet- NAFTA,” he said of his meeting congressional Republicans at Family challenges ahead but declared he ed early Sunday morning. with Pena Nieto. Mexico is part of their retreat in Philadelphia and believed they were ready. Ninety-five minutes later, he the free trade agreement with the meet with British Prime Minister Medicine Today “But with the faith in each struck a more conciliatory tone. U.S. and Canada. Trump said he Theresa May. by Dr. Paul Grayson Smith, Jr., D.O., P.C. and Dr. Paul Grayson Smith, III, D.O. Both Physicians Are Certified by the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians. Trump’s biggest campaign promises face ‘Day 1’ test VITAMIN D WASHINGTON (AP) — As a Trump estimates to be more tary to label China a currency President Obama.” Here’s an interesting, little- week may be enough to keep candidate, Donald Trump made than 2 million criminal illegal manipulator. —Ask Congress to send him a known fact: vitamin D is not a vitamin D levels right where they a slew of “Day One” promises immigrants living in the country. DRAINING THE SWAMP and bill to repeal and replace vitamin at all, but what is should be. that any president would find —Cancel visas for citizens of GOVERNMENT REFORM: Obama’s signature health care known as a pro-hormone. The Low vitamin D levels are asso- reason for the differentiation is ciated with increased risks of daunting. foreign countries that won’t take —Propose a Constitutional law. that the human body is capable cardiovascular disease, cancer, He declared that repealing those criminal illegal immi- amendment to impose term lim- —Begin the process of select- of making vitamin D itself and diabetes and autoimmune dis - and replacing his predecessor’s grants back. its on all members of Congress. ing a new Supreme Court jus- does not rely on diet or supple- orders. Fortunately, supplemen- health care law would be “one of —Immediately terminate for- —Ban White House and con- tice. mentation for an adequate level. tation with vitamin D3 has been his first acts as president.” He mer President Barack Obama’s gressional officials from becom- —Get rid of gun-free zones in However, vitamin D that is pro - shown to be protective for all released an 18-point plan for “two illegal executive ing lobbyists for five years after schools and on military bases. duced by the body only stays these conditions. To learn more, actions that would push forward amnesties.” That presumably they leave the government. around for approximately two please call 472-6548. Open sweeping ethics reforms and includes DACA, which protects —Ban former White House weeks. After that, it needs more Monday through Friday, 8:00 to raw ingredients to convert. 5, our office is located at Ocoee potentially undo scores of regu- people who were brought into officials from lobbying on behalf What is the raw ingredient for Premiere Park, Suite 101, at lations. And he promised to fun- the country illegally as children. of foreign governments for the vitamin D? Sunlight! In fact, as 2121 North Ocoee. We Treat damentally change the nation’s —Begin working on an rest of their lives. low as five or ten minutes in the Our Patients Like We Would Like approach to immigration and “impenetrable physical wall” —Ban foreign lobbyists from sunshine two or three times a to be Treated. begin work on an impenetrable along the southern border. raising money for U.S. elections. P.S. Vitamin D is vital for healthy gut absorption, important for wall along the southern border —Ask Congress to pass —Impose a hiring freeze on healthy bones and teeth, and helpful in warding off many illnesses. — all on his first day. “Kate’s Law,” which would federal employees, excluding Some of Trump’s proposals increase penalties on people who military, public safety and pub- would be easy: They require unlawfully re-enter the United lic health staff. executive action or simply States after being removed. —Impose a requirement that announcing his intention to do SECURITY AND DEFENSE: for every new federal regulation something. —Immediately suspend the imposed, two existing regula- Others, however, require con- Syrian refugee program. tions be eliminated. gressional approval and would —Convene his generals and ENERGY AND likely draw numerous legal chal- inform them that they have 30 THE ENVIRONMENT: lenges. days to submit a new plan for —Remove any Obama-era The list is long and ambitious defeating the Islamic State roadblocks to energy projects — and there’s no indication from group. such as the Keystone XL the White House that the presi- —Suspend immigration from pipeline. dent has any intention of taking “terror-prone regions” where he —Lift restrictions on mining them all up on Monday. says vetting is too difficult. coal and drilling for oil and nat- Nonetheless, here is a list of —Implement new “extreme” ural gas. everything Trump promised to immigration vetting techniques. —Cancel payments to the do on “Day One” of his adminis- TRADE: U.N.’s climate change programs tration: —Announce his intention to and use the money to fix IMMIGRATION: renegotiate or withdraw from the America’s water and environ- —Stop all federal funding to North American Free Trade mental infrastructure. “sanctuary cities” — places Agreement with Canada and HEALTH CARE, GUN where local officials don’t arrest Mexico. CONTROL AND OTHER or detain immigrants living in —Formally withdraw from the ISSUES: the country illegally for federal 12-nation Trans-Pacific —Cancel “every unconstitu- authorities. Partnership. tional executive action, memo- —Begin deporting what —Direct his treasury secre- randum and order issued by Lawyers: Police wrongly arrested some on Inauguration Day WASHINGTON (AP) — Some single location including observer. Light says he believes innocent observers, including reporters, lawyers, law students, felony charges were an attempt two journalists, were improperly and non-riotous protesters,” by prosecutors to get leverage for swept up in a group of 230 peo- Goldstone said. plea bargains on lesser, misde- ple arrested after self-described Police did not immediately meanor offenses. anti-capitalists began breaking respond Sunday to a request for In addition, two of the people windows in Washington on comment by The Associated arrested say they were working Inauguration Day, lawyers said. Press. But interim Police Chief as journalists when arrested. The group was charged Peter Newsham told radio station One, who works for New York- Saturday with felony rioting, WTOP on Sunday that he was based Vocativ, was filming for his punishable by up to 10 years in “very, very pleased” with the way job when he was arrested, said prison and a fine of up to police responded to demonstra- his attorney Kathryn Ruemmler. $25,000. tions Friday, saying they only The other, Alexander Rubinstein, Protesters smashed the win- used force when necessary to said in a Periscope video of the dows of an emergency vehicle as control aggressive crowds. Police day that he was reporting for RT well as windows at a Starbucks have said they used pepper spray America. and two banks and set fire to a and rubber “sting balls” to con- “Again, I am media and I am limousine, court documents said. trol the crowd where arrests were not a protester,” Rubinstein said The total damage done by the made. Newsham noted that some in the video, later tweeting that anarchist group was over demonstrators threw rocks and he had been blinded by a flash $100,000, court documents said. bricks at officers. grenade and police encircled the City law says that if, in the Goldstone, the attorney, said crowd when he couldn’t see. Like course of a riot, a person is seri- that police have to make reason- many of the demonstrators, he ously injured or there is property able attempts to identify individ- appeared to be wearing black. damage of more than $5,000 ual lawbreakers, not just arrest a According to a review of court “every person who willfully incit- group. One of those arrested paperwork by The Associated ed or urged others to engage in Friday was wearing a T-shirt Press, the average age of those the riot” can be charged with identifying him as a legal observ- arrested Friday was 27, though felony rioting. er, someone who is there to three were over 55. About a third But on Sunday, Mark observe and report on the activi- were women. Goldstone, a lawyer representing ties of the police and demonstra- about 50 of those arrested, said tors, Goldstone said. police “basically identified a loca- And Jeffrey Light, who filed a tion that had problems and federal lawsuit Friday over the arrested everyone in that loca- arrests, wrote that many who tion.” He said there were not 230 were arrested were “peacefully people engaged in conduct that protesting.” He said Sunday the merited a felony rioting charge lead plaintiff in his class action and called the charges an over- lawsuit, an attorney from reach. Colorado, was wearing a green “They arrested everyone in a hat identifying him as a legal 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 23, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Inauguration From Page 1 a common sight. The first goal was to reach the Cannon Office Building, located “There were 1,000 across from the U.S. Capitol. different pictures I It was there we needed to pick probably could have, or up our tickets, as did hundreds should have, taken. And, of other congressional con- there were probably stituents from across the coun- 1,000 different people try. with whom I should have The line of people needing to struck up a enter the marbled structure lined conversation. I wanted almost back around the building. to bring back a great Slowing things down further was story about the event, so the need for each person enter- my focus was on the ing the building to empty their words of the speakers pockets and go through the and the reaction of their security scans. audience.” The U.S. Capitol Police, in all — Brian Graves instances, were courteous and understanding and, at times, seemed sympathetic to the irrita- It was a spirit dampened only tions caused by the delays. when I and the several hundred But once inside, it was quickly who were herded into a section, up the elevator where we were not the one printed on the tick- able to greet Bradley County’s ets, became ill-tempered at being members of the U.S. House of placed farther away than expect- Representatives — U.S. Reps. ed. Scott DesJarlais and Chuck I felt for the U.S. Capitol police Fleischmann. officers who had to answer to the They, as well as their other crowd, knowing it was not their Ap photo/Evan Vucci colleagues in the building, used fault. They were just doing their pRIoR to fRIdAy’S INAuGuRAtIoN, then-President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, President-elect Donald Trump and the occasion as an “open house” jobs and they did it with great Melania Trump stand at the White House in Washington, D.C. of sorts greeting their home aplomb. crowds and stopping for chats This is why I cannot quite put and pictures. my finger on the controversy After acquiring our tickets, we over the crowd size. had a chance to get closer to the I was not in a position to be inaugural podium and see the able to look back down the sights which had only been seen stretch of the Mall, but watching through the flashing of a TV the crowd exit, it was obvious screen for all of my life. they stretched back almost to, if Yes, it seems larger on televi- not all the way, to the sion. But, it still was a majestic Washington Monument. sight under the newly-restored As the ceremony began, it Capitol Dome. really became sensory overload. This was where I saw the first There were 1,000 different pic- protester. tures I probably could have, or He was a bit of a scraggly should have, taken. And, there haired fellow, probably in his were probably 1,000 different mid- to late-20s. people with whom I should have He held a sign saying, struck up a conversation. “Fascism isn’t freedom,” accom- I wanted to bring back a great panied by an illustration of what story about the event, so my has been come to be known as a focus was on the words of the “California Howdy.” speakers and the reaction of I watched as a man ques- their audience. tioned him, a Q&A which was a One of those conversations I civil one for the few moments I regret not having was with the watched. 92-year-old lady who was There was no screaming or brought in by wheelchair and intimidation by this young man placed next to me. who said he was from Indiana. It “Is this your first inaugural?” was an example I thought of a someone asked her. lot as the night and the next day “Yes, it is,” she responded with progressed. a smile, shining under her I may not have appreciated his Trump toboggan. language nor his message, but I Here are some things you did Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES came to appreciate his nonvio- not hear on television. Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES LItA ESquINANcE (center) meets Gov. Bill Haslam, left, and his lent expression of our most When former Secretary of cRowdS mAkE thEIR wAy off the grounds of the U.S. Capitol wife, Crissy, at the Tennessee Congressional Delegation’s reception important freedom — that of free State and Democratic presiden- following the swearing-in of President Donald J. Trump. following the inaugural event. speech. tial candidate Hillary Clinton was We made our way back to the introduced, the crowd began hotel not seeing very much activ- chanting, “Lock her up! Lock her ity; however, the local news out- up!” lets were on the air when we It was an almost deafening returned showing a protest in chant, so much so the organizers front of the National Press must have quickly realized it was Center. not a good idea to place her pic- It was a noisy one and local ture on the giant screens which store fronts were broken. lined the grounds. Clinton’s pic- That did put a damper on ture was then limited to only a what to expect for Inauguration few views. Day. In another crowd-controlled If traffic was bad going in moment, Sen. Chuck Schumer Thursday afternoon, it was (D-New York), Senate minority quadrupled on Friday. leader, began his remarks saying The barriers were more America is facing “a rapidly numerous and the people were changing economy that benefits more numerous. too few, while leaving too many We parked our bus at the cav- behind, a fractured media, a pol- ernous Union Station, where the itics frequently consumed by president’s Inaugural Eve cele- rancor.” bration was held the night The audience, which was pro- before. Trump in every way, sensed Workers were dismantling the Schumer was giving a political stage and sound system which speech and began booing. had been used for the night. Not just booing, but loud and Exiting the station onto the constant booing at such a vol- street level, there were the pro- ume that Schumer’s first sen- testers. tence were the only words that Quite possibly 100 or so were could be heard. expounding the virtues of social- The vociferous and crowd ism and other issues most would reactions to both Clinton and see as radical viewpoints. They Schumer were unique in modern Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES were loud and obscene. inaugural history. A GRoup of pRotEStERS gathered in front of Union Station prior to Friday’s inaugural event in Washington, D.C. One of my travel companions Inaugurations have in the past noted a youngster, probably been kept to a dignified level under the age of 12, carrying a with crowds showing signs of down the steps, through a tun- aged region of Polk County. that avenue where hundreds had almost every street corner and sign suggesting a physically respect as opposed to sounds of nel, then up the elevator. Again, the governor as always crowded in to go through anoth- the variety of items offered impossible position for the new complete and utter contempt. It was a welcomed short cut, was gracious with his time and er security checkpoint. ranged from flags to shirts. president to try. Another loud cheer went up but came with another security thoughts. Feeling that the time to get The most popular item of the The centerpiece of the day, the after the inauguration as the hel- check and emptying of the pock- “Are you here professionally or through that line would prevent day were the Donald Trump bob- U.S. Capitol, became color-coded icopter bearing former president ets. personally?” he asked. me from seeing the parade, I bleheads. There was not one for the event. Barack Obama and First Lady I began joking I had more “Both, governor,” I replied as I began to make my way back to vendor I stopped at where some- Banners hung from most every Michelle Obama was seen in the security clearances than the held up my recorder and got the bus at Union Station. one was not asking about them. pole pointing the way to the sky heading to Joint Base nominee for secretary of state. what I believe was his only on- Some of my companions did And yes, I got one. Blue, Yellow, Silver and Orange Andrews and a flight to Palm Upon getting off the elevator the-record comment on the get to the famed parade route For the most part, these were sections of the grounds which Springs, Cal. some familiar faces came into newly-minted president’s speech. and one of us, Jeff Hall, wit- nice people with great senses of correlated with the tickets. After the ceremony, we view among the hundreds who Fleischmann was also there nessed and photographed some humor. Once you got to the proper attempted to make our way to had lined up for the brunch and was generous with his greet- of the rioters and the violence I heard one vendor tell a cus- area, there was another line. the Dirksen Office Building being held in two of the Senate ing and comments on the day’s they brought to the day. tomer, “The shirt is free. The Another security checkpoint. which houses the offices of U.S. meeting rooms. I caught a quick events. Hall said there were not as sales pitch is $20.” Another emptying of the pockets. senators. It was there where the glance of Ralph Buckner Jr. and Cleveland businessman Allan many as some media may have I asked one vendor how busi- The agent made sure to Tennessee Congressional delega- his wife, Chari, getting in the ele- Jones was in a side room enjoy- depicted, adding there were more ness had been for the day. remind me to get my keys as she tion was hosting constituents to vator to depart the reception. ing the day with members of his lines of police than protesters. “It’s been really good,” he told reported several had gone a reception. DesJarlais was busy talking family and expounding on the Their actions of shock grenades me, adding sarcastically, “I can through, only to return in order We got to the point where it with constituents and, as he importance of having a business- and destroying vehicles may have bologna the rest of the to retrieve their sets and chains. was only a matter of crossing the always does, was gracious to man in the Oval Office. have also led many to believe week.” This is where the 10,000- street, when a law enforcement spend time with me to give his Former U.S. Sen. Bill Frist there were more than there were, With the day ended, it was goosebump moment hit me. officer informed us we could not thoughts on the day to share was also greeting Tennesseans, in reality. time to leave Washington, D.C. Entering the Capitol grounds, go that way. with Bradley County. but a long day and tired legs, as The long hike back to Union — something much easier said you could see for the first time “Go down that street two Entering one of the large meet- well as a crowd trying to say Station gave me a chance to than done. the Presidential Seal hanging blocks, turn left, go three blocks, ing rooms, a familiar face caught their hellos, prevented me from think about the day and observe Our departure time coincided from the platform. then up the street two blocks,” mine. having my first chat with him people. with the beginning of the inau- The U.S. Marine Band, known he informed us. “Long time, no see,” Gov. Bill since 2000. There was no way I was leav- gural balls, and as we drove as “The President’s Own,” was Once there, another very long Haslam said as he moved for- The parade was ahead and we ing my first inaugural without down one street after another, playing patriotic songs and line. ward to greet me. began to make our way down the some mementos to bring home the crowds of black ties and ball marches, and the spirit of the A very nice officer told us we I had only recently seen him street; however, there was a with me. occasion came into full bloom. could go through another door, as he visited the tornado-dam- mass of white tents at the end of Vendors were available at See INAUGURATION, Page 13 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 23, 2017— 5

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Antiques Roadshow (N) ’ Antiques Roadshow Å A Place to Call Home Å Secrets of the Six Wives The Italian Americans Å DAYSTAR 8Mission Bill Winston Love a Child Jewish Voice Hour of Sal Creflo Dollar Manna Fest John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Marcus and Joni J. Duplantis Ron Carp. Kenneth W. K. Copeland Robison Enjoying-Life WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) The Bachelor (N) ’ Å (:01) Quantico (N) ’ Å News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Odd Squad Odd Squad Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) World News Business Rpt. 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WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Å Strangest Weather on Earth Strangest Weather on Earth Weather Gone Viral Å Weather Gone Viral Å Weather Gone Viral Å CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Å Mad Money (N) Å Trump: Secret Lives Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å American Greed Å American Greed Å American Greed Å MSNBC 40MSNBC Live MTP Daily (N) Å For the Record With Greta Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word 11th Hour Hardball The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper Situation Room With Wolf Situation Room With Wolf Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon Anderson Cooper 360 Å HDLN 42Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Situation Room With Wolf Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Anderson Cooper 360 Å FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Å Special Report The First 100 Days (N) The O’Reilly Factor (N) Tucker Carlson Tonight (N) Hannity (N) Å The O’Reilly Factor Å Tucker Carlson Tonight HIST 44American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers (N) Å Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars (12:03) American Pickers ’ TRUTV 45Fameless Fameless Imp. 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Jokers A&E 46The First 48 “Life Snatched” The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology DISC 47Diesel Brothers: Keep Diesel Brothers: Keep Diesel Brothers ’ Å Fast N’ Loud ’ Å Fast N’ Loud: Revved Up (N) Fast N’ Loud “Opening Bid” (:01) Diesel Brothers (N) ’ (:01) Fast N’ Loud ’ Å (12:02) Diesel Brothers ’ NGC 48Rocky Mountain Law Å Rocky Mountain Law Å Explorer: The Cult of Mary Cradle of the Gods Å The Story of God The Story of God The Story of God StarTalk (N) Å The Story of God TRAV 49Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Daycation Delicious Bizarre Foods America Delicious Destinations Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Booze Traveler (N) Å Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods/Zimmern FOOD 50Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Diners, Drive Guy & Hunter Guy & Hunter Guy & Hunter Guy & Hunter Guy & Hunter Kids Baking Championship Cake Wars “Monopoly” (N) Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Ginormous Diners, Drive Cake Wars “Monopoly” HGTV 51Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It (N) Å Hunters Hunters Int’l Tiny House Tiny House Love It or List It Å ANPL 52Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men ’ Å The Last Alaskans ’ (:01) The Last Alaskans ’ (:01) The Last Alaskans ’ (:01) The Last Alaskans ’ (:01) The Last Alaskans ’ (12:01) The Last Alaskans FREE 53The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle ››› “Despicable Me” (2010) Voices of Steve Carell. ’ Shadowhunters (N) ’ Å Beyond (N) ’ Å Shadowhunters ’ Å The 700 Club (N) ’ Å Gilmore Girls ’ Å DISN 54Jessie Å Bunk’d Å Liv-Mad. Cali Style Girl Meets Bizaardvark K.C. Under. Good-Charlie Stuck/Middle Good-Charlie Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. Bunk’d Å Bunk’d Å Jessie Å Jessie Å Girl Meets Best Friends NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Loud House Henry Danger Henry Danger Paradise Run Thundermans Thundermans Nicky, Ricky Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56My Knight Teen Titans Gumball Gumball Teen Titans Teen Titans We Bare Advent. Time King of Hill Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Burgers Burgers Family Guy ’ Å Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57(:11) Gunsmoke “Bohannan” Å Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith (:12) The Andy Griffith Show Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(3:00) ›› “Into the Storm” ››› “Inside Man” (2006) Denzel Washington. A cop matches wits with a bank robber. ›› “Pearl Harbor” (2001, War) Ben Affleck, Josh Hartnett, Kate Beckinsale. ‘R’ Å››› “Walk the Line” (2005) Joaquin Phoenix. ‘PG-13’ TCM 59Our Vines ›› “We Who Are Young” (1940) Å››› “The Sandpiper” (1965) Elizabeth Taylor. Å››› “The Seventh Veil” (1945, Drama) James Mason. ›› “They Were Sisters” (1945, Drama) Phyllis Calvert. ››› “Odd Man Out” HALL 60Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. AKC National Championship Dog Show Presented by Royal Canin. (N) Å The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61Snapped “Susan Walls” Snapped “Regina Williams” (5:59) Snapped Å Snapped “Rennie Pratt” Snapped “Jessica Hill” Snapped Snapped “Keisha Jones” Snapped Å Snapped “Janet Harrell” BRAVO 62Summer House Summer House Vanderpump Rules Vanderpump Rules Timber Creek Lodge Vanderpump Rules (N) Summer House (N) Watch What Vanderpump Rules Summer SYFY 63(3:00) › “Push” (2009) Chris Evans. Å›› “Volcano” (1997, Action) Tommy Lee Jones, Anne Heche. Å››› “Se7en” (1995, Suspense) Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman, Gwyneth Paltrow. Å› “Push” (2009) Chris Evans, Dakota Fanning. Å SPIKE 64Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight ’ Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Jail ’ Å COM 65(3:44) Archer (:17) Archer South Park South Park Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Daily Show At Midnight Futurama ’ Jeff & Aliens MTV 66(3:40) Catfish: The TV Show (4:50) Catfish: The TV Show Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ Å Teen Mom 2 ’ Å America’s Next Top Model Teen Mom 2 ’ Å (12:05) Are You the One? ’ VH1 67Love & Hip Hop ’ Å Love & Hip Hop ’ Å Love & Hip Hop ’ Å Love & Hip Hop ’ Å Love & Hip Hop (N) Å Leave, Stevie K. Michelle America’s Next Top Model Love & Hip Hop ’ Å Leave, Stevie K. 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Monday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WNGH) (WTCI) 8 p.m. on (FREE) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 10 p.m. on (WRCB) 10:01 p.m. on (WTVC) Antiques Roadshow Shadowhunters Jane the Virgin Timeless Quantico The title of the new episode “The Civil War Clary (Katherine McNamara) is struggling Jane (Gina Rodriguez) can’t stop inserting The Old West serves Flynn’s (Goran Vis- The series resumes on a new night with Years” indicates the sort of artifacts show- to cope in the harsh new world order of the herself into the affairs of others, particularly njic) purposes in the new episode “The “CLEOPATRA,” as the flashback se- cased during the hour. Given the inherent Shadowhunters, so she welcomes a short Xo and Rafael (Andrea Navedo, Justin Murder of Jesse James,” as he teams up quences show the agents getting a lesson age of the items, their present-day value break from it as she, Isabelle and Alec Baldoni), in the new “Chapter Fifty-Two.” with that legendary outlaw (played by guest in seduction. It proves to be much more could be considerable, depending on their (Emeraude Toubia, Matthew Daddario) are However, Jane proves to be of great benefit star Daniel Lissing) to wreak frontier havoc. for Alex (Priyanka Chopra), who uses it to condition. Among the highlights: a Lincoln dispatched to hunt down a powerful new to Michael (Brett Dier) as he reaches a ma- Lucy, Wyatt and Rufus (Abigail Spencer, get to know Owen (Blair Underwood) bet- cabinet and Senate signed album; a letter demon. After their mission takes an unex- jor decision. Rogelio (Jaime Camil) comes Matt Lanter, Malcolm Barrett) remain on ter — at potential risk to her ties to Ryan about the conflict that was signed by poet pected turn, however, the Institute is put to an unusual accord with his matchmaker. Flynn’s trail, and they get assistance from (Jake McLaughlin). In the present, Alex has Walt Whitman; and a uniform that was worn on high alert as something happens that Petra (Yael Grobglas) is determined to another icon of the era. Annie Wersching many of her questions about the terrorists by a hospital steward. Mark L. Walberg is changes the game for both Shadowhunters learn the intentions of Rafael, who receives (“24”) also guest stars. Paterson Joseph answered. Guest star Eliza Coupe (“Happy the host. and their Downworlder friends in the new some troubling news. and Sakina Jaffrey also star. Endings”) returns. Johanna Braddy also “Day of Wrath.” stars.

TUESDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING JANUARY 24, 2017 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Ent. Tonight Inside Edition The Wall (N) ’ Å This Is Us (N) ’ Å Chicago Fire (N) ’ News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Prophecy Praise Å John Gray Overload Supernatural Potters Praise (N) Å Prince Bil Cornelius Joyce Meyer You Are Praise Å Adventures World Impact WTNB 5Nancy’s Neighborhood WTNB Today Body Book Tennova Talk Unity Nashville Rise Up Around Town Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Maury ’ Å Name Game Name Game Millionaire Millionaire Family Feud Family Feud The Flash (N) ’ Å DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Mod Fam Mod Fam Hollywood No-Dentures Two Men Two Men WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Lawmakers Shiloh American Experience Scientist Rachel Carson’s writings. Frontline (N) ’ Å Independent Lens “The Witness” (N) Å Film School DAYSTAR 8Grace Bill Winston Love a Child Jewish Voice Guillermo Creflo Dollar Jerry Savelle John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Marcus and Joni Joel Osteen Å Walking-Faith K. Copeland Robison Enjoying-Life WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) The Middle Housewife Fresh-Boat Real O’Neals Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Odd Squad Odd Squad Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å American Experience Scientist Rachel Carson’s writings. Frontline (N) ’ Å The A List World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 Harry (N) ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang New Girl (N) The Mick (N) (:01) Bones (N) ’ (PA) News at 10 Seinfeld ’ Last-Standing Last-Standing Paid Program 2 Broke Girls WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith NCIS “Keep Going” (N) ’ Bull “Stockholm Syndrome” NCIS: New Orleans (N) ’ News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Vault - Gemstone California Gold Rush “All Easy Pay Offers” Å California Gold Rush “All Easy Pay Offers” Å Cook’s Essentials Å CSPAN 14(12:00) U.S. House of Representatives Legislative Business ’ Å U.S. House of Representatives Special Orders ’ Å Politics and Public Policy Today ’ Å Politics & Public Policy WGN-A 15Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Outsiders Å Outsiders Å Outsiders Å Outsiders Å HSN 16Game Day Grilling (N) Å Heidi Daus Fashion Jewelry Heidi Daus Fashion Jewelry Heidi Daus Fashion Jewelry NeNe Leakes Fashions (N) NeNe Leakes Fashions (N) Heidi Daus Fashion Jewelry Heidi Daus Fashion Jewelry Body Solutions by Rhonda E! 23“Miss Congeniality 2” ›› “Miss Congeniality” (2000) Sandra Bullock. 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Å Tomorrow LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms (N) Å Dance Moms (N) Å (:02) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (:02) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (12:02) Dance Moms Å TLC 26My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ My Big Fat Fabulous Life: Countdown to the New Season My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ (:03) Tattoo Girls ’ Å My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ (12:06) Tattoo Girls ’ Å TBS 27Friends Friends Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Å 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones “The Eye in the Sky” ›› “Unknown” (2011) Liam Neeson, Diane Kruger. Å (DVS) ›› “Paycheck” (2003, Science Fiction) Ben Affleck, Aaron Eckhart. Å USA 29NCIS “Crescent City” NCIS “Crescent City: Part II” Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam WWE SmackDown! (N) ’ (Live) Å› “The Condemned 2” (2015) Randy Orton. Premiere. 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(Live) (:45) NHL Overtime (N) FIS Alpine Skiing Skiing DLC 319Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 23, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com UK to actively help industry as country leaves EU LONDON (AP) — Britain’s prime minister has pledged to help U.K. industry grow and compete as the country prepares to leave the European Union. Prime Minister Theresa May plans to unveil her “modern industrial strategy” during a Cabinet meeting Monday in northwestern England, one of the areas she hopes will benefit from the plans. According to a statement released before the meeting, May says the government must pro- vide an environment that will create well-paying jobs through- out Britain if the country is to thrive after Brexit. AP photo “It will be underpinned by a itAliAn mOuntAin rescue cOrPs "Corpo Nazionale Soccorso Alpino e Speleologico" shows new approach to government, Soccorso Alpino volunteers and rescuers at work in the area of the avalanche-struck Hotel Rigopiano, not just stepping back but step- AP photo near Farindola, central Italy, late Sunday. ping up to a new, active role that BritAin's Prime minister theresA mAy delivers a speech backs business and ensures on leaving the European Union at Lancaster House in London, on more people in all corners of the Tuesday. Questions arise over Italy’s response to country share in the benefits of its success,” she said. attractions in hopes of creating a remove barriers to innovation hotel hit by avalanche; 23 people missing The initiative is the latest new economic hub that would and use trade and investment attempt by policymakers to attract jobs and investment deals to increase exports, accord- FARINDOLA, Italy (AP) — could collapse snow and walls on night in their cars.” address the economic divide sep- much like California’s Silicon ing to the statement. Questions intensified Monday top of the 23 people still under- Already, the Pescara prefect’s arating London from the rest of Valley. Louise Marston, director of into whether Italian authorities neath. office has faced criticism after a Britain, as the capital and its May is taking a different innovation policy and futures at underestimated the risks facing a So far nine people have been local restaurant owner said his surrounding region attract the approach, announcing that the the independent foundation snowbound mountain hotel pulled out alive from the snow- calls reporting the avalanche lion’s share of British invest- government will provide funding Nesta, said the funding commit- hours before an avalanche hit, as crusted hotel debris, and the first were ignored. Quintino Marcella ment, university graduates and to bolster industries where ment is a good signal that the rescue crews weighed using were released Monday from the said he called the office after entrepreneurs. The economy of Britain has proven strength, British government takes innova- heavy equipment to try to reach Pescara hospital, officials said. receiving word from one of his southeastern Britain has including so-called smart energy tion seriously and will help boost 23 people in the hotel who are Six people are confirmed dead, chefs who was vacationing at the expanded almost twice as fast as systems, robotics and artificial confidence, but she is looking for still buried under the snow. although one of them remained Hotel Rigopiano and escaped the the rest of the country since the intelligence, and fifth-generation action. Five days after up to 60,000 trapped inside the rubble. avalanche by chance. 2008 financial crisis. mobile phone technology. The Nesta was founded 20 years tons of snow, rocks and uprooted Meanwhile, the investigation The ANSA news agency report- The challenge has been to cre- money will come from 4.7 billion ago to promote innovation and trees plowed into the Hotel intensified into whether local ed Monday that the prefect’s ate magnets elsewhere to draw pounds ($5.85 billion) of addi- help people turn their ideas into Rigopiano in central Italy, rescue government officials underesti- office had called Di Tommaso the talent and expertise that cur- tional spending on research and real products and services. crews were still digging by hand mated the threat facing the hotel, after receiving the avalanche rently gravitates toward London. development that May had “The document on its own isn’t and with shovels and chainsaws which was already covered with alarm, but that the hotel owner The British government in the announced in November. enough,” she said. “It’s important to try to find more survivors. two meters (six feet) of snow, had — who was in coastal Pescara at past has focused on building rail The government is also pre- that this is backed up by real Firefighter spokesman Luca no phone service and had dwin- the time, not in the hotel — links, universities and cultural pared to change regulations to investment.” Cari said emergency crews were dling gas supplies when a series hadn’t heard anything himself, working with an “operational of earthquakes rocked central possibly leading officials to hypothesis” that the snow might Italy on the morning of Jan. 18. underestimate Marcella’s report. Panel’s report to support letting Japan’s Emperor not have reached all parts of the Italian newspapers on Monday The president of the province, hotel, and that air pockets might reproduced what they said was Antonio Di Marco, has confirmed still be keeping people alive. an email sent by the hotel owner he saw an email from Di Akihito abdicate, but not future monarchs But he said: “We are fighting to local and provincial authori- Tommaso and had arranged for a TOKYO (AP) — A government opinion. Some experts have said shortage of successors to the against time.” ties that afternoon asking for snowplow to clear the road that panel studying a possible abdica- the Imperial House Law, the Chrysanthemum throne. Akihito “We know we need to work help because “the situation has night, the ANSA news agency tion of Japanese Emperor Akihito supreme law overseeing Japan’s has two sons but only one of his fast, but in relation to an envi- become worrisome.” reported. The avalanche, howev- is set to release a report Monday monarchy, needs to be revised. four grandchildren is male. ronment that doesn’t allow for “The hotel guests are terrorized er, hit sometime before 5:40 that supports enacting special The current law, established in Some experts say that fast intervention,” he said on Sky by the earthquakes and have p.m., when Marcella received the legislation that would apply to 1947, is largely inherited from a Akihito’s possible abdication TG24. decided to stay out in the open,” call from his chef. him but not to future monarchs. 19th century constitution that wish is a wakeup call to the larg- Heavy machinery, including an Bruno Di Tommaso wrote. “We’ve One aspect of the criminal The panel is looking at how to banned abdication as a risk to er issues of aging and shortage of excavator, has reached the disas- tried to do everything to keep investigation into the disaster accommodate Akihito’s apparent stability. But the experts said successors in Japan’s 2,000- ter site northeast of Rome but them calm, but since they can’t involves discovering where the abdication wish, which he there was no such risk in today’s year-old monarchy — issues that crews hadn’t decided whether to leave due to the blocked roads, province’s snowplows were being expressed last August when he political system. reflects overall concerns about use it, yet given the risk that it they’re prepared to spend the used, news reports said. cited concerns that his age and Throughout much of its histo- the country’s aging society and health conditions may start limit- ry, Japan’s monarchy served declining population. ing his ability to fulfill his duties. more of a ceremonial and reli- Akihito turned 83 last month. gious function than a governing OPEC, allies says production cuts The report to be released one. But late 19th century mod- ahead of schedule Monday evening will pave the ernizers elevated the throne to VIENNA (AP) — OPEC and key way for a parliamentary discus- use as a rallying point for the non-OPEC oil producers are near sion. Its primary positions were nation. their target of taking 1.8 million disclosed in media reports during Akihito’s father was wor- barrels of crude a day off global the day, but the emperor’s title, shipped as a living god during markets less than two months role and other details of his post- Japan’s wartime aggression in after agreeing to do so in efforts to abdication life would be Asia before renouncing his divin- push up the price of crude, addressed later. ity and become redefined as a Russia’s energy minister said The six-member panel, after symbolic figure under the post- Sunday. interviewing constitutional and war constitution. Akihito devoted Alexander Novak’s upbeat com- monarchy experts, agreed that himself to being a symbolic fig- ments to reporters came at the allowing an abdication was the ure, while trying to soothe the end of the first meeting of a joint most appropriate way to meet wounds from his father’s era. OPEC-non-OPEC committee set Akihito’s request, but that set- Many Japanese ultra-conserv- up to monitor compliance to the ting a permanent system cover- atives want greater status for the Dec. 10 agreement. ing all future emperors would be emperor and oppose abdication Back then, Russia and 10 other difficult. as a potential risk to a stable nations outside OPEC decided to If legislation is enacted, monarchy. AP photo join with the 13 members of the in this sundAy, Oct. 30, 2016 PhOtO, Japan's Hideki Matsuyama hits the ball from the fairway of Emperor Akihito would be the The government panel in its Organization of the Petroleum first to abdicate in 200 years report avoided some of the most Exporting Countries to reduce the the 18th hole during the 2016 WGC-HSBC Champions golf tournament at the Sheshan International Golf since Emperor Kokaku. heated issues, such as allowing Club in Shanghai, China. China's state-run Xinhua News Agency said Sunday that the country has daily amount of oil on sale by 1.8 Panel members have said they females in the current male-only million barrels in the first six launched a renewed crackdown on golf, closing 111 courses in an effort to conserve water and land, and planned to list both sides of the succession and concerns about a telling members of the ruling Communist Party to stay off the links. months of this year. China swings back at golf, shutting down 111 courses to conserve water and land BEIJING (AP) — China has Daily newspaper the following of Urumqi and two other cities. launched a renewed crackdown spring clarified that party cadres Josh Summers, an American on golf, closing 111 courses in an were not to take free member- who has lived in Xinjiang for a effort to conserve water and land, ships or rounds. decade and runs the website Far and telling members of the ruling China has veered over the West China, said he had never Communist Party to stay off the years between rejecting and sup- met anyone in the region who links. porting golf. Amid a spirit of aus- had played a round of golf. The state-run Xinhua News terity and attacks on the coun- But, he said, “the elite percep- Agency said Sunday the courses try’s former elites, Mao Zedong tion of the sport ensures that, at were closed for improperly using banned golf after the founding of least for now, the courses and groundwater, arable land or pro- the People’s Republic of China in random driving ranges still tected land within nature 1949. One Shanghai golf course remain.” reserves. It said authorities have was turned into the city zoo. imposed restrictions on 65 more Golf began to take off in the China cracks down on tools used courses. 1980s under Deng Xiaoping, the to get around web filters China banned the develop- Chinese leader who instituted BEIJING (AP) — China is beef- ment of new golf courses in 2004, sweeping economic reforms and ing up a campaign to root out when it had fewer than 200. courted foreign investment. By services that circumvent the gov- Since that time, the number of the 1990s, a course designed by ernment’s internet censorship courses has more than tripled. Jack Nicklaus opened at Mission with a 14-month-long “clean-up” Developers build courses Hills in the southern Chinese city of the internet industry. under the guise of parks or other of Shenzhen. Mission Hills now The Ministry of Industry and projects, often with the tacit has 12 courses and is the largest Information Technology said in a approval of local officials. In one golf resort in the world. directive that it forbids the opera- example chronicled by state As in football and basketball, tion of virtual private networks media, an illegal golf course the government has invested in (VPNs) or leased lines that allow boasting 58 villas was originally developing homegrown golf talent users and businesses to access built as a “public sports park,” by importing coaches and pro- blocked overseas websites with- only to be secretly converted moting the sport. Australian out government permission. later. Many of China’s cities, golfer Greg Norman served for a Between now and March 2018, meanwhile, face severe land time as an adviser to China’s authorities will enforce the regu- shortages and skyrocketing real national team. And there are as lations with inspections of cloud- estate prices. many as 10,000 youth golfers hosting and content-delivery Golf has also come under and more than 300 internation- services, an industry that has scrutiny by way of the sweeping al-standard competitions each shown signs of “disorderly devel- anti-corruption campaign year, said Wang Liwei, secretary- opment,” the ministry said launched under Chinese general of the China Golf Sunday. President Xi Jinping. The ruling Association. The new enforcement measures    Communist Party warned its 88 According to Xinhua, every one are the latest steps in the Chinese million members in 2015 not to of China’s 33 provinces and government’s efforts to cement its play golf, likening it to “extrava- regions has a golf course except grip over the domestic internet 
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AP photo ATLANTA FALCoNS Mohamed Sanu catches a pass in front of Green Bay Packers Jake Ryan in the first half of the NFC championship game Sunday, in Atlanta. Jones, Ryan lead Atlanta to Super Bowl showdown against New England ATLANTA (AP) — Matt Ryan tumbled is still in front of us.” ond snap of the second half, pushing the hauled in the pass from Ryan, broke 80 yards in 13 plays, the Falcons con- into the end zone, slammed the ball to The Falcons (13-5) will face Tom lead to 31-0 and essentially turning the Gunter’s diving attempt at tackle, and verted three third downs, the last when the turf with a thunderous spike, and let Brady and the Patriots on Feb. 5 in rest of the Georgia Dome finale into one defiantly knocked away Damarious Ryan scrambled away from pressure out a scream that showed just how Houston, just the second Super Bowl long celebration. Randall’s with a brutal stiff-arm. and flipped a shovel pass to Mohamed much he wanted this game. appearance in Atlanta’s 51-year history. “He’s a beast,” Ryan said. “I’ve been “I didn’t practice that much through- Sanu for a 2-yard score. He wants the next one even more. Eighteen years ago, they lost to Denver lucky to play with him as long as I have. out the week,” Jones said, “but today I Aaron Rodgers pushed the Packers With another MVP-worthy perform- in John Elway’s final game. He was impressive today. I know he came out and gave it all I had.” quickly into Atlanta territory with a 27- ance and plenty of help from Julio New England, heading to its ninth wasn’t feeling his best, but he’s a war- Ryan sparked more delirious chants yard pass to Jordy Nelson, who missed Jones, Matty Ice guided the Atlanta Super Bowl, blew out Pittsburgh 36-17. rior.” of “MVP! MVP! MVP!” as he carved up an the previous game with a rib injury. But Falcons to a 44-21 rout of the Green Bay The Patriots opened as a 3-point Jones finished with nine catches for injury-plagued Packers secondary that Mason Crosby, who hit two field goals Packers for the NFC championship favorite. 180 yards and two scores, which includ- had no way of stopping a team that longer that 50 yards in the closing min- Sunday, a showing that erased any Ryan threw for 392 yards and four ed a toe-dragging catch for a 5-yard averaged nearly 34 points a game during utes against the Cowboys, pushed a 41- doubts about whether Ryan can win the touchdowns, but it was his 14-yard touchdown with 3 seconds left in the the regular season and romped to a 36- yard attempt right of the upright to snap big games. scoring run — his first TD on the ground first half, sending the Falcons to the 20 victory against Seattle’s Legion of a playoff-record streak of 23 straight In his ninth season, he’s finally head- since 2012 — that really set the tone . locker room up 24-0. Boom last week. field goals. ed to his first Super Bowl. Jones was right in the middle of After the break: the play that showed The Packers, riding an eight-game The Falcons drove the other way, set- Call him Super Matty. things, too. After barely practicing dur- every one of Jones’ remarkable skills . winning streak and coming off a thrilling tling for Matt Bryant’s 28-yard field goal “We’ll enjoy it because it’s hard to get ing the week because of a lingering toe He blazed down the middle of the field, upset of the top-seeded Dallas Cowboys and a 10-0 lead. Then, with Green Bay to this point. I know that from experi- injury, he finished off the Packers with a shook off LaDarius Gunter’s attempt to , got a taste of what they’d be in for on ence,” Ryan said. “But our ultimate goal 73-yard catch-and-run on Atlanta’s sec- grab him on a cut toward the sideline, Atlanta’s very first possession. Driving See FALCONS, Page 11 MacCOON’S LOCKER ROOM Cougars falter against Walters

Patrick From CSCC SPORTS INFORMATION productive.” (13-6, 8-1) capitalized in key MacCoon Walters State is now first in the areas to keep their hosts at bay. After picking up two impres- TCCAA, with Cleveland State still “They are a good team and we sive wins earlier in the week at in the thick of things at fourth. felt like there were some key Roane State, Cleveland State’s Forward Victor Curry will areas that we needed to do well basketball teams were dealt a begin practicing with the team in, taking care of the ball and Falcons make pair of tough losses by Walters again today and the coach is glad rebounding, but they just did a State over the weekend. to have a forward with length much better job in those areas,” Atlanta sports The Cougars held the Senators back out on the court. Lady Cougars head coach Dan to 65 points, but still came up LADY SENATORS 66, Lumpkin said. “We turned the four points short in a 65-61 loss. ball over far too many times and history with In what Cougars head coach Lee LADY COUGARS 47 they converted 29 points from Cigliano referred to as a slower Following up their 50-42 win turnovers, which was a huge fac- tempo game, things were looking over Roane State with a loss was tor in the game.” NFC victory up for Cleveland State (10-4, 5-4) not what the Lady Cougars (10-7, The Lady Senators jumped out Yesterday, I experienced an at halftime, as they were up 34- 4-5) had in mind this weekend, atmosphere I never had before at 32 over Walters State (17-2, 7-2). but second place Walters State See COUGARS, Page 11 a sporting event and the greatest The Senators outshot the moment in Atlanta sports history Cougars 33-27 in the second half in all of the 21st century. Lee University photo to snatch the win away from the While the city I have grown up ESPN3 will be on the campus of Lee University Thursday, for home team. loving its professional teams in the game against Union University. “You hope to score more than has struggled mightily to be 61 points at home. You have to championship contenders, except credit Walters State, because for two WNBA Finals appearances they did guard us pretty well,” by the Atlanta Dream in 2011 and ESPN3 coming to Lee Cigliano stated. 2013, it comes with great pride to “As the game wound down we say the Atlanta Falcons are NFC were right there…We tried to Champions. for Flames basetball draw something up, but didn’t Soon after Matt Ryan picked From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION Lee was awarded the 2016 get it exactly the way we wanted apart a beat up Green Bay NCAA Division II Award of it executed and didn’t take the Packers defense to the tune of ESPN3 will be on Lee Excellence, and as a result, greatest of shots. We didn’t con- 415 total yards and five touch- University’s campus Thursday ESPN3 broadcasts an evening vert and try to force the game downs in a 44-21 thrashing, the to cover the men’s and of games. into overtime.” scene around the Georgia Dome women’s basketball “Division II’s Cam Copeland netted 16 was almost too good to be true. games versus Union broadcast agree- points in the game, while Tevin The Dome’s last hoorah was its University. ment will continue Olison finished the night with 11 best yet, as the Dirty Birds, as Admission to either to highlight Division points. Jordan Williams led the fans like to call them, landed game is free, and II student-athletes Cougars with 10 rebounds, five their biggest win in franchise his- 1,000 T-shirts and and their accom- offensive and five defensive. tory since Jan. 17, 1999 when 1,000 towels will be plishments on a “We had a chance against a they took down Randy Moss and given away during national stage,” said team that is now in first place the 16-1 Minnesota Vikings 30- the games to commemorate Terri Steeb Gronau, vice presi- and went down to the wire. I 27 on the road in the NFC the evening. dent of Division II. “This is an liked the way that our guys bat- Championship game. The Lady Flames will tip off exciting opportunity for men’s tled, but we have to play better,” The sheer excitement from at 6 p.m. in the Paul Dana and women’s basketball stu- Cigliano commented. “Even Falcons fans was thrilling. Walker Arena. The men will dent-athletes to demonstrate though we only gave up 65, we CSCC photo Outside the stadium, owners of take the court about 8, also have to continue to get better CLEVELAND STATE’S Catherine Davis attempts to get a shot up against Union. See ESPN3, Page 11 defensively and offensively we during Saturday’s game against Walters State inside L. Quentin Lane See MacCOON, Page 11 have to figure out how to be more Gymnasium. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 23, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Hawks celebrate homecoming with two wins over Maryville Special to the Banner a win as the clock counted down. until the final buzzer sounded. Merritt Jenkins had a big night Coach Walker said after the Rival divisional basketball games for the Lady Hawks with 23 game, “this was our best game of was the order of the day for home- points, 14 rebounds and three the year.” coming at TCPS on Friday night. steals. Eleanor Jenkins followed Seven Hawks put stats on the The Tennessee Christian with five points and five board. Barrett Pope led the way preparatory School Hawks Nest rebounds. Additionally, Hannah with 22 points, three rebounds, was full of fans and excitement was Armao added 4 points, 7 six steals and an assist. Nate Boyd in the air as SCAA North Division rebounds, Raylee Evans had 2 scored 11 points to go with 10 rival Maryville Christian came call- points, 4 rebounds, 2 steals and rebounds, a steal two assists and ing hoping to spoil an evening of Lauren Stout contributed an two blocks. Silas Pippenger addd celebration. The Lady Hawks assist and one steal. 10 points, 10 rebounds and one opened the night with a 34-29 win The Hawks started the second stea while Evan Gaffnecontributed followed by a 61-47 hawks victory game of the night and built on the nine points, five rebounds, three to complete the sweep. momentum created in the girls steals and three assists. Solomon As the Lady Hawks took to the game. Coach Frank Walker’s Smith finished with four points, court in the first game, it was evi- squad jumped out to an early lead six rebounds, a pair of steals and dent the battle would be a tough and went into halftime up assists and Samuel Conar tossed one. TCPS played the game short by 20 points. up three points while Peter Armao handed on the bench but fought After the break, Maryville scored two points for the Hawks. hard throughout the night Christian came out with a surge TCPS will face another confer- to maintain a lead. At the end in an attempt to mounta come- ence matchup at home against of the fourth period, the Lady back, but TCPS was up for the Knoxville Christian Tuesday with Hawks sank free throws to ensure challenge and maintained a lead tipoff at 6 p.m. SCOREBOARD

San Antonio 118, Cleveland 115, OT Sunday, Jan. 29 Chicago 102, Sacramento 99 at orlando, Fla. on taP Denver 123, L.A. Clippers 98 AFC vs. NFC, 8 p.m. (ESPN) Utah 109, Indiana 100 Super Bowl tuesday, Jan. 24 Sunday’s Games Sunday, Feb. 5 BaSKetBall Golden State 118, Orlando 98 at houston East Hamilton at Bradley Central, 6 (JV, 3:30) Dallas 122, L.A. Lakers 73 Atlanta vs. New England, 6:30 p.m. (FOX) Cleveland at McMinn County, 6 (JV, 3:30) Phoenix 115, Toronto 103 Packers-Falcons Stats Walker Valley at Ooltewah, 6 (JV, 3:30) Minnesota 111, Denver 108 Green Bay 0 0 15 6—21 Tellico Plains at Polk County, 6 (JV, 3:30) Monday’s Games atlanta 10 14 13 7—44 Knox Christian at TCPS, 6 Washington at Charlotte, 7 p.m. First Quarter thursday, Jan. 26 Golden State at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Atl-Sanu 2 pass from M.Ryan (Bryant kick), 8:24. BaSKetBall L.A. Clippers at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Atl-FG Bryant 28, :14. Union University at Lee University, 6 Sacramento at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Second Quarter Ooltewah at Cleveland, 6 (JV, 3:30) San Antonio at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Atl-M.Ryan 14 run (Bryant kick), 7:24. TCPS at Apostolic Christian, 6 Cleveland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Atl-J.Jones 5 pass from M.Ryan (Bryant kick), :03. WReStlinG Houston at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. third Quarter Region duals New York at Indiana, 8 p.m. Atl-J.Jones 73 pass from M.Ryan (Bryant kick), 13:51. at Rhea County hS Oklahoma City at Utah, 9 p.m. GB-Adams 2 pass from A.Rodgers (Crosby kick), 9:19. Walker Valley vs. Bradley Central, 6 tuesday’s Games Atl-Freeman 4 pass from M.Ryan (kick failed), 4:11. Soddy-Daisy vs. Cleveland, 6 Boston at Washington, 7 p.m. GB-Nelson 3 pass from A.Rodgers (Ripkowski run), :38. Friday, Jan. 27 Chicago at Orlando, 7 p.m. Fourth Quarter BaSKetBall L.A. Clippers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Atl-Coleman 3 run (Bryant kick), 12:07. Columbia State at Cleveland State, 5:30 San Antonio at Toronto, 7 p.m. GB-Cook 1 pass from A.Rodgers (run failed), 6:43. aP photo Bradley Central at Walker Valley, 6 (JV, 3:30) Minnesota at Phoenix, 9 p.m. A-71,127. neW enGland PatRiotS CoRneRBaCK Malcolm Butler (21) breaks up a pass intended for Cleveland at Soddy-Daisy, 6 (JV, 3:30) Utah at Denver, 9 p.m. GB atl Polk County at McMinn Central, 6 (JV, 3:30) Men’s College Basketball Scores First downs 24 30 Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown (84) in the first half of the AFC championship game, Saturday, Jan. 28 Sunday, Jan. 22 Total Net Yards 367 493 BaSKetBall eaSt Rushes-yards 17-99 30-101 Sunday, in Foxborough, Mass. Christian Brothers University at Lee University, 2 Albany (NY) 81, Maine 63 Passing 268 392 Jackson State at Cleveland State, 2 Binghamton 71, Stony Brook 67 Punt Returns 0-0 1-14 WReStlinG Monmouth (NJ) 91, Fairfield 49 Kickoff Returns 1-15 2-32 Jv all-area tournament New Hampshire 81, Hartford 56 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-0 at Bradley Central and Lake Forest Middle, TBA Seton Hall 86, St. John’s 73 Comp-Att-Int 27-45-1 27-38-0 Siena 81, Manhattan 68 Sacked-Yards Lost 2-19 0-0 UConn 72, East Carolina 65 Punts 2-54.0 2-38.5 Patriots pound Steelers UMBC 102, Mass.-Lowell 86 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-0 on aiR SoUth Penalties-Yards 6-63 4-31 ETSU 79, Wofford 72 Time of Possession 26:21 33:39 Sports on tv George Mason 82, Richmond 77 individUal StatiStiCS Monday, Jan. 23 Memphis 70, UCF 65 RUSHING-Green Bay, A.Rodgers 4-46, Montgomery 3-17, ColleGe BaSKetBall N. Kentucky 101, Detroit 87 Hundley 1-14, Ripkowski 3-11, Michael 6-11. Atlanta, 7 p.m. VCU 90, La Salle 52 Freeman 14-42, Coleman 11-29, M.Ryan 3-23, Sanu 1-7, to reach Super Bowl LI CBSSN — American at Holy Cross Virginia Tech 82, Clemson 81 Gabriel 1-0. ESPN — NC State at Duke MidWeSt PASSING-Green Bay, A.Rodgers 27-45-1-287. Atlanta, ESPNU — TCU at Oklahoma St. Dayton 67, Saint Louis 46 M.Ryan 27-38-0-392. FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — against a leaky secondary. Hogan forth. We didn’t get a lot accom- 9 p.m. Milwaukee 94, Youngstown St. 85 RECEIVING-Green Bay, Cook 7-78, Cobb 6-82, Nelson 6- ESPN — Oklahoma at Texas Northwestern 74, Ohio St. 72 67, Adams 3-16, Ripkowski 2-28, Allison 1-11, Michael 1-3, The Tom Brady redemption tour caught nine balls for 180 yards plished tonight.” ESPNU — Texas Southern at MVSU Valparaiso 96, Ill.-Chicago 65 Montgomery 1-2. Atlanta, J.Jones 9-180, Sanu 5-52, is headed to the Super Bowl. and two scores. Hogan’s second touchdown GolF Wright St. 88, Oakland 67 Freeman 4-42, Coleman 3-35, Gabriel 2-24, Hooper 2-23, 3 p.m. Xavier 86, Georgetown 75 DiMarco 1-31, Toilolo 1-5. After beginning the 2016 sea- “It’s been a long journey, but came on a flea-flicker and he eas- GOLF — Web.com Tour, The Bahamas Great Abaco FaR WeSt MISSED FIELD GOALS-Green Bay, Crosby 41. Classic, second round, at Great Abaco, Bahamas Southern Cal 82, Arizona St. 79 Steelers-Patriots Stats son suspended for four games for I’ve worked really hard to get to ily beat safety Mike Mitchell to nBa BaSKetBall UC Davis 76, Hawaii 70 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 0908—17 his role in the “Deflategate” scan- this point,” said the product of the corner of the end zone. At TNT — New York at Indiana Women’s College Basketball Scores new england 10 7 16 3—36 nhl hoCKeY Sunday, Jan. 22 First Quarter dal, the New England quarter- Monmouth — yes, Monmouth. “I that point, Hogan had seven 9 p.m. eaSt NE-FG Gostkowski 31, 13:08. back relentlessly carried the couldn’t be happier to get to be a catches for 117 yards and the NBCSN — San Jose at Colorado Binghamton 48, Stony Brook 40 NE-Hogan 16 pass from Brady (Gostkowski kick), 2:47. tenniS Canisius 63, Fairfield 49 Second Quarter Patriots to an unprecedented part of this thing, this team — first multi-touchdown game of 9 p.m. Creighton 70, Seton Hall 60 Pit-D.Williams 5 run (kick failed), 11:31. ESPN2 — Australian Open, quarterfinals, at Melbourne, Delaware 71, Coll. of Charleston 66 NE-Hogan 34 pass from Brady (Gostkowski kick), 7:43. ninth appearance in the title this whole thing.” his four-year career. Australia Drexel 65, Hofstra 43 Pit-FG Boswell 23, 1:39. game, and his seventh. Top wideout Julian Edelman His first score made it 10-0 3 a.m. (tuesday) Duke 67, Boston College 44 third Quarter ESPN2 — Australian Open, quarterfinals, at Melbourne, Holy Cross 61, American U. 60 NE-FG Gostkowski 47, 9:59. Brady threw for a franchise added eight receptions for 118 and came after Brady could have Australia Iona 60, Monmouth (NJ) 54 NE-Blount 1 run (Gostkowski kick), 2:44. WoMen’S ColleGe BaSKetBall Loyola (Md.) 87, Colgate 77 NE-Edelman 10 pass from Brady (kick failed), 1:35. playoff-best 384 yards and three yards and a touchdown as Brady taken a nap before throwing, a 7 p.m. Maine 84, Albany (NY) 71 Fourth Quarter touchdowns in a 36-17 rout of tied Joe Montana’s playoff record common occurrence against a BTN — Penn St. at Indiana Manhattan 69, St. Peter’s 65 NE-FG Gostkowski 26, 6:24. ESPN2 — Mississippi St. at South Carolina New Hampshire 58, Hartford 50 Pit-Hamilton 30 pass from Roethlisberger (D.Williams pass the helpless Pittsburgh Steelers with nine three-TD passing per- nonexistent pass rush. Hogan SEC — Missouri at Arkansas Northeastern 55, UNC-Wilmington 47 from Roethlisberger), 3:36. Pittsburgh 62, Virginia 54 A-66,829. on Sunday in New England’s formances. Brady also had his was all alone in the back of the St. John’s 60, Providence 50 Pit ne Syracuse 81, Miami 48 First downs 22 26 sixth consecutive AFC champi- 11th 300-yard postseason game, end zone for the 16-yard score. UConn 100, Tulane 56 Total Net Yards 368 431 onship game. extending his NFL record, com- Pittsburgh had drawn to 10-6 BaSKetBall UMBC 79, Mass.-Lowell 72 Rushes-yards 20-54 27-57 national Basketball association SoUth Passing 314 374 The Patriots, who have won pleting 32 of 42 throws. on DeAngelo Williams’ 5-yard eaSteRn ConFeRenCe Alabama 65, Mississippi 57 Punt Returns 1-10 0-0 nine in a row, are early 3-point “We won a lot of different ways run to cap an 84-yard drive. atlantic division Elon 60, William & Mary 58 Kickoff Returns 3-62 1-18 WlPct GB Florida 76, Georgia 68 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-37 favorites heading to face Atlanta under a lot of different circum- Veteran Williams is a nice securi- Toronto 28 16 .636 — Florida St. 82, Virginia Tech 54 Comp-Att-Int 31-47-1 32-42-0 Boston 26 17 .605 1½ George Mason 54, Richmond 50 Sacked-Yards Lost 0-0 2-10 in two weeks in Houston, seeking stances,” Brady said. “Mental ty blanket in the backfield, New York 19 26 .422 9½ Kentucky 64, Auburn 60 Punts 4-38.5 2-48.5 their fifth NFL title with Brady at toughness is what it is all about though he’s no Bell these days. Philadelphia 15 27 .357 12 Louisville 66, South Florida 52 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 Brooklyn 9 34 .209 18½ Maryland 80, Rutgers 71 Penalties-Yards 3-19 2-10 quarterback and Bill Belichick as and this team has got it. We’ll see Still, he contributed on a 70- Southeast division NC State 65, Clemson 53 Time of Possession 28:34 31:26 W l Pct GB Notre Dame 77, North Carolina 55 individUal StatiStiCS coach. Belichick’s seventh if we can write the perfect ending.” yard drive toward the end of the Atlanta 26 18 .591 — Tennessee 91, Vanderbilt 63 RUSHING-Pittsburgh, D.Williams 14-34, Bell 6-20. New appearance in a Super Bowl will The ending for Pittsburgh (13- second quarter that appeared to Washington 23 20 .535 2½ Towson 60, James Madison 55 England, Blount 16-47, Lewis 6-11, White 1-0, Brady 4- Charlotte 23 21 .523 3 Wake Forest 70, Georgia Tech 65 (minus 1). be a record for a head coach. 6) was anything but perfect. It be capped by Jesse James’ TD Orlando 18 28 .391 9 MidWeSt PASSING-Pittsburgh, Roethlisberger 31-47-1-314. New Miami 14 30 .318 12 Bradley 75, Missouri St. 73 England, Brady 32-42-0-384. Brady was banned by NFL lost star running back Le’Veon reception. But video review Central division Detroit 66, Cleveland St. 54 RECEIVING-Pittsburgh, A.Brown 7-77, Rogers 7-66, Commissioner Roger Goodell Bell late in the first quarter to a showed James down at the 1, W l Pct GB Drake 76, Indiana St. 62 D.Williams 7-51, James 5-48, Hamilton 2-37, Coates 2-34, Cleveland 30 12 .714 — Evansville 63, S. Illinois 60 Johnson 1-1. New England, Hogan 9-180, Edelman 8-118, when New England (16-2) went groin injury. and the Steelers couldn’t get into Indiana 22 21 .512 8½ Georgetown 58, Butler 52 Bennett 5-32, White 3-8, Amendola 2-12, Lewis 2-8, Develin Chicago 22 23 .489 9½ Michigan 84, Nebraska 51 1-13, Blount 1-8, Ma.Mitchell 1-5. 3-1 to open the schedule. That didn’t seem to matter the end zone, Chris Boswell con- Detroit 21 24 .467 10½ N. Iowa 68, Loyola of Chicago 30 MISSED FIELD GOALS-None. Since his return in Week 5, the much in a record 16th confer- necting for a 23-yard field goal. Milwaukee 20 23 .465 10½ N. Kentucky 58, Ill.-Chicago 37 WeSteRn ConFeRenCe Oakland 80, Youngstown St. 54 only defeat came at home to ence title match for the Steelers, The Steelers never threatened Southwest division Ohio St. 88, Illinois 64 W l Pct GB Purdue 76, Michigan St. 66 GolF Seattle, and Brady, 39, had one who made mistakes in every facet to get back into it. LeGarrette San Antonio 34 9 .791 — Villanova 72, Xavier 47 of the best seasons of a Hall of of Sunday’s game. The 19-point Blount punctuated the romp Houston 34 13 .723 2 Wichita St. 67, Illinois St. 45 PGa-CareerBuilder Par Scores Memphis 26 20 .565 9½ Wright St. 65, Valparaiso 52 Sunday Fame-caliber career. loss ended their nine-game win- with a bruising 18-yard run on New Orleans 17 27 .386 17½ SoUthWeSt t-tPC Stadium Course at PGa West: 7,113 yards; Par: Dallas 15 29 .341 19½ Oklahoma 68, Oklahoma St. 62 72 He punctuated that in dreary ning streak which he carried nearly the northwest division TCU 83, Kansas 68 j-Jack nicklaus tournament Course at PGa West: weather similar to the 2014 con- The franchise that has won the entire Pittsburgh defense with WlPct GB Texas A&M 54, LSU 52 7,159 yards; Par: 72 Utah 29 16 .644 — FaR WeSt q-la Quinta CC: 7,060 yards; Par: 72 ference title game that precipitat- most Super Bowls, six, and the him. He then scored from the 1. Oklahoma City 25 19 .568 3½ California 71, Arizona 60 la Quinta, Calif. Denver 18 25 .419 10 Oregon 84, Utah 66 Purse: $5.8 million ed the deflated footballs investi- most postseason games, 36, By the end, the crowd was Portland 19 27 .413 10½ Oregon St. 81, Colorado 57 Final gation by flattening Pittsburgh’s never seemed likely to challenge chanting “Where is Roger?” and Minnesota 16 28 .364 12½ Stanford 66, Arizona St. 56 Hudson Swafford (500), $1.044m65q-65j-71t-67—268-20 Pacific division UCLA 71, Southern Cal 67 Adam Hadwin (300), $626,400 71j-69t-59q-70—269-19 secondary. in the misty rain. celebrating yet another Super WlPct GB Washington 87, Washington St. 44 Bud Cauley (163), $336,400 69j-67t-65q-69—270-18 Golden State 38 6 .864 — Brian Harman (163), $336,400 67j-65t-69q-69—270-18 “This is my motivation right “We’ve got to be capable of Bowl trip for the Patriots. L.A. Clippers 29 16 .644 9½ Dominic Bozzelli (110), $232,00064t-67q-69j-71—271-17 here, all these fellas in front of overcoming those things,” Soon after, tight end Martellus Sacramento 16 27 .372 21½ Chad Campbell (95), $201,550 66j-69t-66q-71—272-16 Phoenix 15 29 .341 23 FootBall Brendan Steele (95), $201,550 68q-64j-70t-70—272-16 me, these guys,” Brady said, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said. Bennett was boogeying with the L.A. Lakers 16 32 .333 24 Scott Stallings (85), $179,800 67t-71q-69j-66—273-15 Saturday’s Games nFl Playoff Glance Martin Laird (75), $156,600 68j-66t-71q-69—274-14 pointing to his teammates and “Injuries and so forth are part of cheerleaders, pompoms in hand , Portland 127, Boston 123, OT Conference Championships Sean O’Hair (75), $156,600 67t-69q-69j-69—274-14 ignoring mentions of the game. The reality is we didn’t and owner Robert Kraft was Detroit 113, Washington 112 Sunday, Jan. 22 Richy Werenski (75), $156,600 69t-67q-68j-70—274-14 Atlanta 110, Philadelphia 93 nFC Charles Howell III (58), $113,68067t-68q-70j-70—275-13 “Deflategate.” ‘’The boys showed make enough plays in any of the accepting the Lamar Hunt Trophy. Charlotte 112, Brooklyn 105 Atlanta 44, Green Bay 21 Francesco Molinari (58), $113,68069j-73t-66q-67—275-13 Miami 109, Milwaukee 97 aFC Grayson Murray (58), $113,680 68j-69t-67q-71—275-13 up to play today.” three phases. The game kind of “For a number of reasons, all Phoenix 107, New York 105 New England 36, Pittsburgh 17 Chez Reavie (58), $113,680 68j-70t-67q-70—275-13 Pro Bowl Patrick Reed (58), $113,680 69q-71j-70t-65—275-13 Brady’s main weapon was unfolded in the way they would of you in this stadium under- Houston 119, Memphis 95 Chris Hogan. The previously like it to as opposed to the way stand how big this win was,” unheralded receiver found open we would like it to. Not only in Kraft said. “And we have to go to spaces everywhere on the field score, but in style of play and so Houston and win one more.” Super Bowl will pit Brady against Ryan

(AP) — A season that began since Nov. 27. NFC champion terback quite as good as Ryan, with Tom Brady serving a four- Atlanta (13-5) has won its past though. game suspension will end with six in a row, scoring at least 33 The guy nicknamed “Matty him in the Super Bowl, where his points in each. Ice” went 27 for 38 for 392 yards, New England Patriots will take “We’ll enjoy this,” Ryan said four touchdowns and zero inter- on Matt Ryan and the Atlanta after earning his first Super Bowl ceptions, while adding a rushing Falcons. trip in his ninth season, “but TD, to boot, leading Atlanta past While much of the attention we’ve got some work to do.” Aaron Rodgers and the Green between now and the NFL cham- Brady and coach Bill Belichick Bay Packers 44-21 on Sunday in pionship game on Feb. 5 in will be seeking their — and the the NFC championship game. Houston will be focused on Patriots’ — fifth Lombardi “We did exactly what we’ve Brady vs. Ryan, the truly key Trophy, and second in three been doing all year and it feels matchup could be Atlanta’s years. This will be the franchise’s really good,” Ryan said after score-at-will offense, which pro- league-record ninth appearance becoming the first quarterback duced the most points during in the Super Bowl, including in NFL history to throw for at the regular season, against the titles in the 2002, 2004, 2005 least three TDs in four consecu- Contributed photo unheralded defense of New and 2015 editions. tive postseason games. “We’ll be the Cleveland Middle SChool varsity volleyball Lady Raiders traveled to play in the Ooltewah England, which allowed the “This team showed a lot of ready to go. That’s for sure.” Tournament on Saturday and finished second in their pool play before moving on to defeat Hunter, Red Bank, fewest. mental toughness over the Later Sunday, the 39-year-old and Loftis in the tournament Gold Division. “Loftis beat us in pool play, but we came out on top in the tourna- And these two teams are play- course of the year,” Brady said. Brady tied Hall of Famer Joe ment,” said Coach Brandi Ownby. They were a great challenge but the girls really stepped up to defeat them ing their best football at the most The Falcons have never won Montana’s record with a ninth in the first two sets. It was a very long day and I'm proud of the girls effort and team work.” Front row, from important time. the Super Bowl. This will be three-TD postseason game, help- left, Emma Miles, Riina Senn, Brenna Droke and Elliott Brock. Back row, from left, Emma Davis, Melody AFC champion New England Atlanta’s second trip to the big ing the Patriots beat Ben McRee, Joy Douglass, Coach Ownby, Eryn Baker, Katie McGinnis, Coach Morgan and Bridger Yowarsky. (16-2) has won nine consecutive game; it lost to Denver in 1999. games — and hasn’t even trailed The club’s never had a quar- See SUPER BOWL, Page 11 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 23, 2017— 11 Seay’s double-double leads PC Flames run strong in Birmingham From Staff Reports eight shots from beyond the arc. The trio of Zach Seay’s, Hunter Huggins scored 20 points while adding seven free-throw makes, Flatford was 41st in the event was right behind in 13th The Lady Flames had four ath- Huggins’ and Josh Laughlin’s 58 From Lee Sports Information points led Polk County as it won three steals and a long-range with a time of 24:12. (2:00.65). In 35th was Ponce letes in the 800-meter run. make. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Justin its 10th contest of the season Justin joined Flatford in the with a mark of 2:05.73. Jessica (Childers) Gullette was Scott Patterson put forth an and Josiah Brooks combined for with a 78-58 win at Midway long jump where Flatford’s leap Tucker Hindle and Thomas third (2:18.61) and Cayce Bryan impressive defensive effort with three NCAA DII provisional qual- Friday night. of 6.26 meters tied him for 13th Kelton ran the 3,000-meter was fourth (2:18.64). Boxall fin- two steals and three blocked ifying marks as the Lee In notching the first double- and Brooks finished 15th with a event with Hindle placing ninth ished 16th (2:26.38) and Duvall shots. University Track & Field teams digit win season since the 2011- jump of 6.23 meters. (9:07.66) and Kelton posting a was 29th (2:31.39). Polk County took a single digit began its indoor season at the 12 campaign, the Wildcats (10-8) Flatford was Lee’s lone com- time of 9:12.26 (17th). Amy Carpenter gave Lee halftime lead to a 59-48 advan- Emory Crossplex Invitational made 24 free throws and stole 13 petitor in the 60-meter hurdles. Adrian Martin just missed another top 10 performance with tage to begin the fourth quarter. Sunday. The Flames placed third passes. The freshman recorded a time of reaching the provisional mark in a time of 10:42.88 (sixth) in the Seay scored seven of the out of 22 teams and the Lady Laughlin, who led all scorers 8.85 in the provisional (10th) the 60-meter dash. The senior 3,000-meter run. Blakely Moore Wildcats’ 20 points in the third Flames were sixth out of 24 with 22 points, finished 8-of-11 and the final (12th) rounds. advanced out of the preliminar- finished 14th (10:59.23), Logan quarter. teams. Both squads finished sec- from the charity stripe. Christian Noble and Audrey ies with a 7.80 (sixth) mark and Hernandez was 22nd (11:14.77) Jake Woody led Midway with ond among non-DI schools. After two close defeats on the Smith picked up Lee’s other two improved to fifth place with a and Lily Fell was 26th 19 points and scored 12 in the “This is the best both squads road at Loudon and Meigs event victories with strong per- time of 7.73 in the final. The pro- (11:27.18). third period. have looked this early,” said Lee County by a combined five formances in the 5,000-meter visional mark is 7.71. Kiley In the field events, Hannah A non-district contest at home head coach Caleb Morgan. “We points, Polk County nearly had run. Smith stopped the clock at Brock advanced to the final with Buttolpht tied for 13th with a against Tellico Plains is sched- are really excited about the one of its standout performers 17:57.10 and Noble crossed the a preliminary time of 8.05 and high jump of 1.42 meters. uled for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., depth we have added to our ros- drop a triple-double. finish line at 15:05.99. Seth finished 14th with a final time of Camilla Sims placed sixth with a while Polk County will look for a ter this season.” Seay finished with 16 points Eagleson was right behind Noble 8.06. shot put distance of 12.18 crucial District 5-AA win at Justin won the 400-meter (4-of-5 FT) and game-highs of 11 in third (15:11.75). Martin and Brock also took on meters and was 16th in the McMinn Central Friday night. dash with a time of 47.86, while rebounds and seven assists. He “Christian and Audrey had the 200-meter dash. Martin weight throw with a toss of 13.23 The Wildcats are 2-3 in league Josiah was third at 48.47 with also made a pair of 3-pointers great races in the 5,000 meter. placed fourth (25.35) and Brock meters. play and could gain a game in the both times under the provisional along with Dakota Clark (8 They both looked comfortable was 26th (26.71). Jordan Allison The Lady Flames and Flames standings, as the second-place mark of 48.73. Justin’s time is points, 10 rebounds) and getting their first wins of the sea- was 25th (1:01.86) in the 400- are scheduled to travel to Chargers are 4-2 in district con- the fifth-fastest in DII so far this Laughlin. son,” said Morgan. meter dash and 17th (9.80) in Winston-Salem, N.C., for the tests. season and Josiah’s is currently Smith garnered third in the the 60-meter hurdles. Camel City Invitational Feb. 3. The Wildcats connected on No. 16. mile run with a mark of 5:06.97. “We feel confident Justin’s Charlee Boxall finished 19th time will stay in the top 18 (5:27.18), while Madison Hodges through the season,” said (5:33.38) and Lacey Duvall Super Bowl Morgan. “He should be our first (5:49.82) finished 25th and athlete to go to nationals.” 43rd, respectively. From Page 9 Josiah added another third Noble claimed a seventh-place place finish and provisional finish in the mile run with a time Roethlisberger 36-17 for the AFC championship game victory two for a field goal. And, by game’s yards (415.8). qualifier with a distance of 14.84 of 4:24.38. Four other Flames championship. years ago. end, the Patriots had forced two Brady, a three-time Super meters in the triple jump. were in the mile run. Brandon Oddsmakers didn’t even wait During Sunday’s game in turnovers. Bowl MVP and two-time league “Josiah doesn’t need a whole Raleigh was eighth (4:25.28), for the second game to end Foxborough, Massachusetts, New England ranked No. 1 in MVP, and the Patriots also own a lot of work in the pit. He looked Harold Smith finished 18th before making New England a 3- spectators mocked Goodell by the NFL in points allowed per pretty effective offense, even after very explosive, jumping further (4:29.86), Moises Ponce was 21st point favorite over Atlanta in the chanting “Where is Roger?” — he game at 15.6, and it gave up only losing star tight end Rob on each of his attempts,” Morgan (4:33.54) and Jared Herzog was Super Bowl. chose to attend the game in 326.4 yards per game, eighth- Gronkowski to an injury. New said. “He will go much further as 31st (4:39.85). New England opened the sea- Atlanta instead. best. England ranked fourth in yards the season progresses.” Smith, Raleigh and Ponce son with a 3-1 record despite And as well as Brady played — MVP favorite Ryan, mean- (386.2) and third in points (27.6). The duo also finished in the joined Alex Carter in the 800- using two backup quarterbacks 32 for 42 for 384 yards, those while, directed a unit orchestrat- Another thing these teams top six of the 200-meter dash. meter run. Smith finished fourth while playing those games with- three scores and zero intercep- ed by offensive coordinator Kyle have in common is that neither Josiah placed fifth (21.92) and with a time of 1:55.56. Raleigh out Brady after he went through tions — it was the way New Shanahan — expected to be hurts itself with turnovers: They Justin was sixth (22.02). Derek was 12th (2:00.61) and Carter a lengthy court battle in an England’s defense played that hired after the season as San tied for the fewest in the regular unsuccessful bid to have his ban stood out. Francisco’s new head coach, he’s season, with 11. overturned for what became Right from the get-go, too: On the son of two-time Super Bowl That could be part of why known as “Deflategate.” NFL Pittsburgh’s first two drives, nine champion coach Mike Shanahan bookies are expecting a high- Commissioner Roger Goodell plays yielded a total of 26 yards. — that topped the league in scor- scoring game, with most setting Falcons suspended Brady because the Then there was the stand late in ing (33.8) and ranked second in the over-under at 58 points. From Page 9 league said it determined the the second quarter, when the Patriots intentionally underin- Steelers had first-and-goal at the flated footballs used in an AFC 1-foot line and wound up settling poised to make a game of it, out of the end zone until the Atlanta’s much-maligned defense game was essentially locked up. ESPN3 — one of the lowest ranked in the Rodgers finished 27 of 45 for NFL — came through a momen- 287 yards and three TDs, but he From Page 9 tum-swinging play. Fullback also threw an interception, was Cougars Aaron Ripkowski was breaking sacked twice and faced a relent- From Page 9 that they are not only great stu- Lee athletics, white-out night tackles and rumbling toward the less Falcons rush. dents and members of their com- makes for an impressive visual end zone when Jalen Collins The Falcons finished with a munity, but that they are truly effect and intensifies the ram- stripped the ball from behind and 493-367 edge in total yards. to a 17-9 lead over the Lady 7:30) and Jackson State on skilled athletes as well.” bunctious, sporting atmosphere fell on it just across the goal line What a send-off for the Georgia Cougars in the first quarter. By Saturday (2, 4). In keeping with Everyone is welcome to attend in Walker Arena. for a touchback. Dome, the Falcons’ home since halftime, that lead had become Cleveland State’s 50th Thursday’s games, which are For more information, visit “Their offense is hot right 1992, which will be torn down 29-17 Anniversary celebrations, there is billed as white-out night, when Lee University’s athletics web- now,” Rodgers said. “Playing a and replaced next season by $1.5 Cleveland State picked up their no cost to attend home games. Lee fans wear solid white in sup- site www.goleeflames.com. To team like that, you’ve got to start billion Mercedes-Benz Stadium. offensive efforts in the third Those who cannot be there in port of the home team. view the games on ESPN3, faster. We had no points in the With the home team comfort- quarter, but were still outshot person to support the Cougars According to George Starr, direc- direct your browser first half. You’re not going to win ably ahead, the raucous crowd of 21-17 by Walters State. Shooting and Lady Cougars can follow the tor of sports information at Lee tohttp://www.espn.com/watch- many games like that.” more than 71,000 partied remained close in the fourth action online at cscougars.com. and longtime radio announcer for espn/index#channel/espn3/. After the fumble, Ryan hooked through the second half, bounc- quarter, but the Lady Cougars up with Jones three times for 56 ing along to rap music that were unable to shake off that yards and finished it off from the turned the stadium with the big rough first half. 14 with some surprisingly nimble top-like roof into the world’s “The No. 1 thing we have to work running skills, faking out one largest dance club. on is taking care of the ball. We defender with a pump fake before The intensity of the celebration have to take care of the ball against sprawling into the end zone. was understandable, given the high intensity pressure,” Lumpkin “I just saw a lane open up,” Falcons’ largely forgettable history said. “We’re looking for good quality said Ryan, who had a 1-4 record and the heartache doled out by all shots from our possessions.” in the playoffs over his first eight of Atlanta’s pro sports teams. The Abby Hubert led the Lady seasons. “That’s the longest run Braves, way back in 1995, are still Cougars with 16 points. I’ve had in a while. It came at a the city’s only team to capture a Conference play continues for good time.” big league championship. Cleveland State with an action- Atlanta’s defense, an after- Now, the Falcons are one win packed weekend, with back-to- thought compared to the other away from adding another title to back home games against side of the line, kept the Packers that barren trophy case. Columbia State on Friday (5:30, MacCoon From Page 9 restaurants were beating on pots 426-of-609 for 5,674 yards (9.32 Falcons offense has helped the and pans the Miami way of cele- yards per completion), 45 pass- Super Bowl 51 run and the brating and Rise Up champs and ing (46 total) scores and just emergence of superstar quarter- Beat Brady chants rang through seven interceptions. His QBR back at the age of 31. the air. with those numbers would place Shanahan, a 37-year old offen- Last night was a moment him in the top five in NFL history sive mastermind who will most worth the wait and very deserved of any quarterback. likely be the next San Francisco for the Atlanta faithful and for The sudden change from Pro 49ers head coach after Super not only the franchise, but a Bowl worthy quarterback or even Bowl 51, has seen Ryan execute quarterback who has taken his decent quarterback status to his quick-strike passing game career to a whole new level with ‘Elite’ this season is thanks to and perfect the bootleg-action the help of many others as well. having the most weapons of any rollouts this season to catch Critics have always been there team in the NFL, more comfort in defenses sleeping. for the Falcons, especially after Kyle Shanahan’s offense, great The addition of 2017 Pro Bowl last season when the team start- protection and a new culture set center Alex Mack to the offensive ed 5-0 and then managed to miss in Atlanta by second-year head line this season has given the deci- out on the playoffs as the coach Dan Quinn. sive Ryan more time than ever to Falcons later went on to lose six Ryan has used the fast make big plays, as he was sacked straight. weapons around him better than a career-low 17 times this season. While the criticism was fair of any signal caller before, as he set The crazy championship Ryan last season as he took a an NFL record this season for atmosphere after one of Atlanta’s step back from his otherwise throwing touchdown passes to biggest sporting moments over consistent and Top 10 play over 13 different players. the past 20 years is also thanks the past five seasons by turning While Julio Jones is one of the to its fearless leader in Quinn, the ball over 18 times compared best wide receivers in the league who has been in three of the past to throwing 21 touchdowns, this and his 180-yard, two touchdown four Super Bowls. The coach who season he should win the MVP NFC Championship performance runs bleachers around the stadi- award over Tom Brady. showed how unstoppable he can um before every game has been Ryan has been impeccable this be, former Abilene Christian exactly what Arthur Blank could season. The face of the franchise College standout Taylor Gabriel have ever wanted when they has shaped the seventh highest tied him with six touchdowns in hired the former Seahawks scoring team in NFL history the regular season. defensive coordinator. heading into the Super Bowl with It also helps when you have One could say it was “Destiny 620 points in 18 games and tied Tevin Coleman and Devonta for the Dome” to go out in the a league record with 13 games of Freeman combine for 883 receiv- fashion it did Sunday night. over 30 points. ing yards, both over 400, as run- The Atlanta faithful can only After a fantastic regular sea- ning backs. hope more magic is to continue son, Ryan has been flawless in Ryan has not keyed on one guy as Ryan and the Falcons set for the playoffs in converting 20-of- all season like he seemed to do in what should be an epic and wire- 22 third downs. He tortured past seasons where he would to-wire Super Bowl against Seattle and Green Bay for 730 force feed some of his top Brady and the Patriots on Feb. 5 yards with eight total touch- receivers. Instead he has thrown in Houston. downs and no turnovers. to whoever has been wide open The Rise Up for Ryan and the Counting postseason play, all season long. franchise has been well worth the Ryan this season has completed The Brainiac behind the wait. 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 23, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Is America finally reaching the real tipping point?

Not long ago on a flight into GUEST back." The best explanation of the say- spot where the sun can't get through are we doing it? That's the real ques- Cincinnati, my seatmate was a man by ing is when a camel has been loaded because the massive pile of shipping tion. the name of Jim Wood, of Wilmington, ColUmniST down with all the weight that he can crates is stacked so high, because of To sum up what I have been saying, Delaware. We visited amicably for sev- possibly carry and then when someone merchandise coming into our country, the real tipping point comes when we eral minutes and then he pulled out a Jim adds a little bit more, that straw makes as opposed to those being used to ship have more people working for the gov- book and began to read. After a bit I it impossible to continue and the camel things out of our country. In the year ernment on all levels, and those who caught a glimpse of the cover and it Davidson collapses under all the weight. I believe 2006, the projected balance of trade are getting financial help from the gov- was "The Tipping Point," by Malcolm the real tipping point in our nation has deficit was $800 billion. Do you get the ernment, grants and entitlements, and Gladwell. already come or is fast approaching, picture? they vote to elect people who won't cut If you are a regular reader, you may appetite, and then I passed along what when our massive national debt reach- Here is the real question. Is it possi- them off. recall that several months ago, after I believe to be the real tipping point, es the point that economic recovery is ble for a nation to go under just like a Have you also noticed that members reading this terrific book, I wrote a col- which is to say the “grandfather of no longer possible and we go under. business or an individual? To be sure, of Congress show up back in their umn about the premise and the con- them all.” You may not agree with the According to news reports, our there are people making economic deci- home districts with the federal check- cepts it contains. This 280-page trea- theory that I have promulgated, but in nation is currently paying far more sions for our country who are much book just before an election? You may tise advances the concept that often lit- my mind what I am going to say is in than $373 billion "interest" annually on smarter than I, but I still wonder if we know that Congress has a low approval tle things can make a big difference. the national interest, as we are all our national debt, primarily to China are getting perilously close to the tip- rating, which is really a national dis- The author gives a wide array of exam- affected regardless of our politics, our and Japan. ping point. grace. ples where seemingly insignificant social status, our age, race or national Anyone who has ever made a house Here is another question you may There is a real tipping point. events turned out to be the "tipping origin. The comments that will follow payment understands the interest must want to ponder, if you love our country ——— point" that opened the floodgates for are certainly not meant in a threaten- be paid on a loan before anything is and want to see us continue to pros- (Editor’s Note: Jim Davidson is a moti- the proliferation of new products, ing way, but rather some from-the- ever paid on the principal. Something per. How did we get to this point in our vational speaker and syndicated colum- trends, and even social and economic heart information, to give you some- else Lou Dobbs said that really got me history when the national debt is nist. He may be contacted at 2 Bentley epidemics. thing to think about. to thinking was when he told about a almost $20 trillion? The obvious Drive, Conway, Ark. 72034. To support I shared a little of this information No doubt you have heard the saying, spot near the Los Angles Seaport where answer is that we are spending more literacy, buy his book, "Learning, with Jim Wood, just enough to whet his "The straw that broke the camel's the sun sets two hours early. This is a money than we are taking in. But why Earning & Giving Back.")

DEAR ANNIE

Viewpoint Dear Annie: I’m lucky in that I feel as if I can talk to my parents about everything — everything, “A sheltered life can be a daring life as well. For all serious that is, except my dating life. My daring starts from within.” parents met in high school and — Eudora Welty, American author (1909-2001) got married while still attending their local state college. I’m in my mid-20s, and though I’d like a family one day, I’m currently Hey, Google’s my best new working on getting my master’s degree and working part time. This leaves little room for dating. bud in the whole wide world My parents get their hopes up every time I tell them I’ve met a ’m drinking morning coffee “Hey, Google. Tell me a joke.” guy, and it crushes me to disap- and exchanging pleasantries “Who designed King Arthur’s point them when it doesn’t go with the omnipotent Google Round Table? Sir Cumference.” anywhere. It’s tiring trying to I explain to my mom that going on Home device that arrived as a Back in the ’80s our family a few dates with a guy doesn’t gift and was given a place near had a Chrysler station wagon mean that we’re on the road to our kitchen table. with limited vocabulary and marriage. Twenty-first-century Google has designed this laughably halting pronuncia- dating is so complicated. I can’t coffee-can shaped digital assis- tion. We’d jump in and the car imagine having a conversation tant so that it can only be would declare, “A ... door ... is with my mom about navigating Tinder or reading into Instagram addressed with the words “OK, ... a ... jar.” That made us laugh, likes or being ghosted. I’ve Google” or “Hey, Google.” and it prompted my sister to stopped telling them about my Me: “Hey, Google. How do quip, “I always thought a door dating life because it seems easier you spell omnipotent?” It was a fork.” that way, but it also feels as if I’m (she?): “Omnipotent is spelled Nowadays I TODAY IN HISTORY hiding part of my life from my par- o-m-n-i-p-o-t-e-n-t.” Me: “Hey, can barely ents. Annie, how do I bridge this generational gap? — Single Sally Google. When is the Warriors’ make it out of (AP) — Today is Sunday, Jan. the Boeing 747 began in New NFC championship game. Dear Single: Give your parents next game?” It: “The Golden the driveway 22, the 22nd day of 2017. There York and ended in London some One year ago: North Korea more credit, Sally. You think your State Warriors will be playing without audio are 343 days left in the year. 6 1/2 hours later. said it had detained Otto generation is the first to experi- the Toronto ‘Rappers’ cues from Today’s Highlight in History: In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Warmbier, a university student ence guys disappearing after a Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.” GPS. My On Jan. 22, 1917, President Court, in its Roe v. Wade deci- from Ohio, for what it called a few dates? Imagine only having a “Hey, Google. Hay is for hors- alarm clock Woodrow Wilson, in an address sion, legalized abortions using a “hostile act.” (Warmbier was later landline to communicate. Though Funt to Congress, pleaded for an end trimester approach. Former sentenced to 15 years in prison you don’t have to share the nitty- es.” volunteers the to the war in Europe, calling for President Lyndon B. Johnson with hard labor; the 21-year-old gritty details with your folks, it Ha. Just kidding. That’s how temperature, and the moving “peace without victory.” (By April, died at his Texas ranch at age 64. University of Virginia undergrad- sounds as if they want to be there my mom used to remind us that sidewalk warns when it’s com- however, America also was at In 1987, Pennsylvania treasur- uate said before the trial that he for you to share in the good times it’s not polite to say “hey.” I ing to an end. war.) er R. Budd Dwyer, convicted of had tried to steal a propaganda and the bad. This “gap” is of your might add that mom knew how What’s next? Bob, the talking On this date: defrauding the state, proclaimed banner as a trophy for an own making. Though potentially to spell omnipotent and, on bal- toothbrush (“Don’t forget to In 1498, during his third voy- his innocence at a news confer- acquaintance.) A gunman opened awkward, explaining dating apps age to the Western Hemisphere, ence before pulling out a gun and fire at a high school and a home to your mom could be enlighten- ance, seemed to get along fine scrub your tongue.”) Hank, the Christopher Columbus arrived at shooting himself to death in front in northern Saskatchewan, leav- ing and even fun. without guidance from inani- grouchy lawnmower (“Gotta do the present-day Caribbean island of horrified onlookers. ing four dead; a 17-year-old was Your parents should appreciate mate objects ... although she something about that crab- of St. Vincent. In 1997, the Senate unani- charged the following day with your dedication to finding the right was prone to criticizing them, grass.”) Marge, the nagging In 1901, Britain’s Queen mously confirmed Madeleine first-degree murder and attempt- man, as opposed to just settling as in, “That darn toaster is tak- refrigerator (“Save some of that Victoria died at age 81 after a Albright as the nation’s first ed murder. Three inmates down. Better to be the tortoise who reign of 63 years; she was suc- female secretary of state. escaped from a Southern takes her time getting married ing too long!” apple pie for tomorrow, big guy.”) ceeded by her eldest son, Edward In 2008, actor Heath Ledger California maximum-security jail than the hare who’s speeding Google Home competes with I think Google might have VII. was found dead of an accidental by cutting through half-inch toward her second divorce. Amazon’s Echo, which for near- erred by not giving its gadget a In 1922, Pope Benedict XV prescription overdose in New steel bars and rappelling from Dear Readers: Recently, I ly two years has been the name. Product reinforcement is died; he was succeeded by Pius York City; he was 28. the roof by a makeshift rope. printed a letter from “Snoring in hottest thing on the planet. It one thing, but it becomes a real XI. Ten years ago: A double car (Within days, one of the inmates Slumberland,” who was waking answers to “Alexa.” pain after you’ve said “Hey, In 1938, Thornton Wilder’s bombing of a predominantly surrendered and the other two himself up with his own snoring. play “Our Town” was performed Shiite commercial area in were captured.) I received responses from several “Hey, Google. Do you know Google” or “OK, Google” sever- publicly for the first time in Baghdad killed 88 people. Iran Today’s Birthdays: Former readers. Here’s just one. someone named Alexa?” al dozen times. Princeton, New Jersey. announced it had barred 38 Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., is 89. Dear Annie: Tell “Snoring in “Sorry, I don’t know how to We humans assign anthropo- In 1947, America’s first com- nuclear inspectors on a United Actress Piper Laurie is 85. Actor Slumberland” to go see a pul- help with that, but I’m still learn- morphisms to many things in mercially licensed television sta- Nations list from entering the Seymour Cassel is 82. Author monary disease doctor. ing.” our lives — from pets to potted tion west of the Mississippi, country in apparent retaliation Joseph Wambaugh is 80. Actor My wife discovered that when I “Hey, Google. Do you know plants. Heck, the first thing Tom KTLA-TV in Los Angeles, made for U.N. sanctions imposed the John Hurt is 77. Singer Steve was sleeping, I was not breathing its official debut. previous month. Perry is 68. Country singer-musi- at times. After seeing the pul- Siri?” Hanks did when he was stuck In 1957, George P. Metesky, Five years ago: Longtime cian Teddy Gentry (Alabama) is monary doctor, I began using a “She has a nice name.” on an island was name his soc- suspected of being the “Mad Penn State coach Joe Paterno, 65. Movie director Jim Jarmusch machine that pumps air into my Since I’m writing this on my cer ball Wilson. Bomber” who injured 15 people who’d won more games than any- is 64. Actor John Wesley Shipp is nose. Some weeks later, I got a iPad, I thought I’d ask Siri, As for conversing with inani- over a 16-year period, was arrest- one in major college football but 62. Hockey Hall of Famer Mike “chin strap,” which keeps my “What do you know about mate objects, we’ve come a ed in Waterbury, Connecticut. was fired amid a child sex abuse Bossy is 60. Actress Linda Blair is mouth shut while I sleep. (I had Google Home?” long way. In 1949, when my (Metesky was later found mental- scandal that scarred his reputa- 58. Actress Diane Lane is 52. also noted a dry mouth.) I was ly ill and committed until 1973; tion, died at age 85. The New Actor-rap DJ Jazzy Jeff is 52. waking while snoring, apparently. Siri: “I found this on the dad, Allen Funt, hid a speaker he died in 1994.) England Patriots beat the Country singer Regina Nicks The addition of a chin strap Internet: ‘Home,’ a 2015 film. in a mailbox in Manhattan so it In 1968, “Rowan & Martin’s Baltimore Ravens 23-20 in the (Regina Regina) is 52. Celebrity solved the problem. To Mr. An alien on the run makes could “talk” to passersby, folks Laugh-In” premiered on NBC-TV. AFC championship game. The chef Guy Fieri is 49. Actress Olivia Slumberland: Good luck with friends with a girl.” were aghast. Even after settling In 1970, the first regularly New York Giants defeated the d’Abo is 48. Rhythm-and-blues your sleeping! — Catching Zzz’s Seems these devices are still in to conversation, not a single scheduled commercial flight of San Francisco 49ers 20-17 in the singer Marc Gay (Shai) is 48. Once Again easily confused. Yet, for some person asked the mailbox for people the lonely days of wait- the high temperature in ing to hear, “You’ve got mail,” Philadelphia, or to play a tune Polish police release have been replaced by the by Perry Como. Cleveland Daily Banner semblance of conversation with Nowadays young people – Established in 1854 – an entity that knows how many think nothing of chatting with photos of protesters EDITOR AND PUBLISHER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR miles it is to the nearest pizza the machines in their lives. I Ralph Baldwin Herb Lacy place, can convert dollars to suspect, however, that many of WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Blaszczak said the blockade was Yen, and has a Silicon Valley them wouldn’t know what to Poland’s interior minister says illegal and the suspects should GENERAL MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR sense of humor. make of a mailbox. the decision to post photos of be “brought to account.” If some anti-government protesters found guilty of violating the law, Joyce Taylor Richard Roberts –––––––– shows there is “zero tolerance for they could face fines or brief (About the writer: Peter Funt is a writer and speaker. His book, breaches of the law,” but opposi- arrest. ASSOCIATE EDITOR ADVERTISING DIRECTOR “Cautiously Optimistic,” is available at Amazon.com and tion lawmakers see it as “political The interior minister said Rick Norton Jack Bennett revenge” intended to intimidate another 80 people in Warsaw and CandidCamera.com. © 2017 Peter Funt. 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We had been on this circled holding a red flag with These were stalwart route for almost two hours when the communist hammer Republicans from Bradley and we were stopped at one certain and sickle. I guess they Hamilton counties who made it a intersection. knew the bus contained mission to attend the swearing- What happened there amount- supporters of the new in of the candidate they worked ed to about 15 seconds of pure president, which they so hard to elect: Constable Garry terror. obviously claimed not to Moore, our bus driver who Coming from the street to our be. They saw our bus earned several gold stars getting right was a group of about 45 and moved toward it. us around difficult circum- protesters, led by a young man — Brian Graves stances; his son-in-law, Jeff Hall, holding a red flag with the com- who found himself a little nearer munist hammer and sickle. to the protesters than anyone I guess they knew the bus It worked. They went on their else; as well as Laverne Barnes, contained supporters of the new way, but not before I noticed Phyllis Chaousy, Rob Chaousy, president, which they obviously what was apparently their own Fay Robinson, Sharon claimed not to be. film and sound crew bringing up Blakenship, Constable Dewayne They saw our bus and moved the rear of the group. Hicks, Randson Mark, Emily toward it. It took two hours, but the road Nekela, Bryan Frye, Diane One of them got center in front away from the city finally opened Samec and Deborah Smith. Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES of the windshield and extended up and we were on our way back A special thank you goes to CoNStItuENtS lINE up at the Cannon House Building to get their inaugural tickets from their rep- his middle finger. to our hotel. Lita Esquinance who a week ago resentatives. There were some shouts of It was a whirlwind couple of sent me a message, “Go with us.” obscenities and some of the days and my poor legs still feel it I will never forget it. It was group began hitting on the side and there is still some fatigue I’m once-in-a-lifetime. of the bus. having to overcome. And to those who want to I did not take a picture and But, I would not have missed know if I would go again, there is gave the advice that ignoring it for the world. a mixed emotion. them would be the best course of I think back to all the inaugu- But for now, my answer is, “I’ll action. rals past — all of which since go the day I’m sworn in. I’ll have “They want attention,” I said. 1980, I have on tape. a good seat and it’ll be much “So, don’t give it to them.” It is a presidential history easier to get around.” Revenue From Page 1 November.” month of November were income. CU’s financial ledger in the $1,222,843,” he noted. “This is “The division recorded an Electric Division doubled up on compared to the budgeted operating income of $198,713, good news for the month. While amount of $1,177,594.” compared to a budgeted operat- revenue was up, expenses were In November, the Water ing income of $167,711 for the down, which contributed to the Division recorded 31,300 cus- month,” Stinnett said. favorable operating margin. tomers. Overall, financial performance “Operating expenses for the “The division recorded an in the Water and Wastewater month of November were operating income of $164,106, divisions was positive. Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES $1,416,013,” Stinnett advised. which is compared to a budget- “Both Water and Wastewater Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES “No PARkING” SIGNS were on almost every “This is compared to a budgeted ed operating income of $73,809 tracked fairly close to budget,” tree and post near the inauguration in Washington, operating expense of for the month,” Stinnett said. Stinnett assessed. He described ColoR-CodEd dIRECtIoNAl SIGNS were $1,520,073.” Like Electric and Water, the it as “always a good sign” when placed all over Washington, D.C., to guide ticket D.C., not that traffic was allowed anywhere near For the month, CU recorded Wastewater Division also real- this happens because it’s a good holders to their proper sections. the spots anyway. 31,065 electric customers. ized positive numbers in indicator of current fiscal “The net income for the month November. strength, and also helps in fore- was $365,118,” he said. “This For the month, wastewater casting future budgets. can be compared with a budget- treatment revenue hit Because of the need to care- ed net loss of $21,369.” $1,037,769, compared to bud- fully schedule future projects Shooting Stinnett described CU’s budg- geted forecasts of $979,423. — many of which can be From Page 1 et performance for November in Other revenue sources added extremely costly — and to bet- the Electric Division as doing $63,939 for the month. ter accommodate expected “The tragic loss of life at the arraigned in Bradley County “quite well.” Like the Water Division, growth in the Cleveland com- Bradley County Landfill on Sept. General Sessions Court today. In the Water Division, revenue expenses in the sewer operation munity and the CU service ter- 8, 2016, involved an employee of The incident involved Whether the local attorney will was also up. The month saw a slightly exceeded expectation. ritory, the local utility develops Wright Brothers Contracting,” a multiagency chase represent Treuchet then is “still total of $1,273,170, compared to “Operating expenses for the budgets 10 years in advance the company said in a press which began in Meigs up in the air,” he said. Logan a budgeted forecast of month were $902,995,” the COO and updates the numbers every release at the time. “Wright County, and ended on noted that the accused is a work- $1,142,377. Other revenue reported. “This is compared to year. Brothers is currently a contrac- Bancroft Road in ing man who may be unable to sources added $113,779 for the the budgeted amount of The CU board will hear a new tor for Santek Waste Services Bradley County, with the afford a private attorney, espe- month. $895,617.” set of operational reports from and is constructing a new area of driver of the pickup cially when expert witnesses will Unlike the Electric Division, In November, the Wastewater all three major divisions at its the landfill.” truck involved being have to be brought in for court. the water operation — as an off- Division recorded 18,624 cus- next regularly scheduled session The company said it was coop- arrested by Hamilton “It is a tragedy,” Logan said. set to increased revenue num- tomers. on Thursday. The board meets erating fully with all law enforce- County officials. “You have this hard-working bers — saw a hike in costs. Wastewater also reported at 3 p.m. in the Tom Wheeler ment agencies and offered its individual, a veteran, who has “Operating expenses for the favorable numbers in operating Training Center. “thoughts and prayers” to the been charged with murder, and a families involved. Treuchet was a veteran with a young man who is dead from a Treuchet’s attorney, James gun-carry permit. gunshot. I feel for the families of Logan, said at the time there Logan also said Treuchet was both of them.” were “circumstances which arose not carrying his gun at work Treuchet was taken into cus- Audits causing him to fire his weapon.” “until that threat was present.” tody early Sunday after turning From Page 1 “It was fired with warning Logan said this morning that himself in to a TBI special agent. shots and another shot which Treuchet would not appear in He was booked into the Bradley ding of the project,” he said. operated breaker and experi- resulted in this young man Bradley County Criminal Court County Jail and is being held “Due to the price exceeding the enced issues with air leaks ... a dying,” Logan said, noting until February, though he will be without bond. budget, the project was “It is our desire to high number of operations and delayed.” have the power the age of the equipment neces- The change will bring the pro- transformer dressed out, sitated its replacement.” ject’s total amount to $99,050. connected, tested and n Electric crews provided Henderson said the SRF loan placed in service by the service to the Buchanan Way will provide principal forgiveness end of this month.” Apartments on Buchanan Road of $200,000 “... and a low fixed- — Bart Borden behind Walmart South. The interest rate.” complex, which includes 118 Borden delivered updates on power transformer was sched- new apartments, involved six several Electric Division proj- uled to be dressed out with radi- work orders for permanent-ser- ects. A few included: vice feeds to the apartments. ators and bushings [this week] n Completed a transmission He said Buchanan Way by Delta Star’s field service per- line design project at Blue includes five buildings housing 2017 sonnel,” he explained. “However, Springs Road and APD-40, and the 118 units, as well as a club- we learned ... Delta Star manu- all financials were updated. house and office building. CU is n Completed the design of a facturing did not properly notify also providing parking lot lights transmission line project from their field service division and for the development. The proj- the South Cleveland Substation the work was not on their sched- ect’s anticipated load is 826 kW. to the proposed substation site ule. They stated it would be Jan. n Borden also reported for the Spring Branch Industrial 17 before it could be scheduled.” Charter Communications com- Park. However, CU is working with pleted the installation of “As I stated last month, due to the manufacturer and factory unmetered power supplies and the significant grade work that personnel to expedite the project amplifiers in November, and will take place on the Cherokee work, Borden said. added, “... this work closes out Gateway development site, the “It is our desire to have the this concern.” design might require modifica- power transformer dressed out, n CU engineers completed tions along the development,” connected, tested and placed in reviews on site plans for a Broad Borden said. “We are in the service by the end of this Street motor home storage addi- process of ordering the required month,” he stressed. tion, an expansion at the Bayer steel poles and filing a crossing n Routine testing was per- plant, proposed retail develop- permit with TVA.” formed by Liberty Power Service ment at Bradley Square Mall, He said the 69 kV line will Inc. of Rutledge, a third-party the Bradley Square Mall expan- cross under TVA’s parallel 161 substation testing company, on sion, the Bradley Square Mall Deadline: kV lines which feed CU’s South four substations: the District outparcel between the Jameson Cleveland Substation. sub, as well as those at Mouse and T.L. Lowery property, a n Reported a two-week delay Creek, Springbrook and Ocoee. Mars Chocolate packing build- MONDAY, JAN. 23rd in the power transformer manu- Equipment tested included ing expansion and a Sonic facturing process for a new relays, timers, breakers and Development LLC parking transformer for the Payne Gap power transformers, and this expansion on Pleasant Grove Publication: Substation. The delay was included the internal inspection Road SW. caused by a faulty current of the load tap changer and con- n CU engineers completed transformer, he said. trol wiring. plat reviews for Ashwood Place SUNDAY, JAN . 29th The new power transformer “During the testing of Ocoee on Cumberland Hills Circle NW, was delivered to the Payne Gap Substation, the 69 kV breaker Thomas Gamble on Tennessee Substation site on Dec. 30, was replaced by our substation Nursery Road NW, Legacy where it was unloaded by Delta maintenance personnel with a Commons on Candies Lane NW, Call 423-472-5041 Now Star’s contractor and moved to spring-operated mechanism Stonebriar subdivision lots 1-4 the pad site. breaker,” he explained. “The on Stonebriar Drive NE and D&S To Place Your Ad! “It was our understanding the existing breaker was an air- Townhomes on Weeks Drive NE. 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 23, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Trump properties face global terror risk with presidency DUBAI, United Arab Emirates remain safe and secure.” The AP photo (AP) — Businesses around the organization did not elaborate. in this mondAy, Feb. 20, world bearing U.S. President While Trump has said he will 2012 Photo, Trump Towers, Donald Trump’s name face an put his business assets in a trust center, are pictured in Istanbul. increased risk now that he is in and hand over management con- Security experts warn that busi- the White House, security trol of his company to his two nesses around the world bearing experts warn, especially as sev- adult sons and a longtime Trump U.S. President Donald Trump’s eral are in areas previously tar- Organization executive, it’s still name face an increased risk geted by violence. his name on the projects. now that the businessman is in As Trump remains a brand That hasn’t worried Kim Ok overseas, criminal gangs or mili- Kyu, who lives in a Trump- the White House. tants could target buildings branded apartment tower in bearing his name in gold, abduct Seoul, South Korea. She said workers associated with his security at her building is quite enterprises for ransom or worse, good, with many guards and they say. strict restrictions on outsiders “They may kidnap a Trump entering the building worker and not even want to “Terror? I don’t think about it. negotiate,” aiming for publicity I just hope my home prices go instead, said Colin P. Clarke, a up,” Kim said. political scientist with the RAND But other properties are in Corporation who studies terror- areas that have seen violence, had no knowledge of any addi- disrupted terror plots in the promises, but hope those com- The U.S. intelligence commu- ism and international criminal like Trump Towers Istanbul, the nity already has a duty to warn networks. Turkish city hit hard by a string tional security around the tower. country, which hosts some 5,000 promises won’t weaken the over- Another tower is being built in members of the U.S. military. all approach.” American citizens and others if it Predicting an attack keeps of bomb and gun attacks carried uncovers information about police, intelligence agencies and out by the Islamic State group. Manila in the Philippines, a Dubai police have declined to Away from the properties nation where Abu Sayyaf mili- discuss safety on the golf course themselves, employees could be impending threats, which would security experts awake at night Flags and banners around the include Trump’s businesses. around the world — and, by its site bear the president’s name, tants conduct frequent kidnap- while the developer says it plans threatened, robbed or held cap- pings for ransom and where no additional security there. The tive, experts warn. Under U.S. In 2015, National Intelligence very nature, it remains specula- while private security guards Director James Clapper set for- tive. man X-ray machines and metal President Rodrigo Duterte wages U.S. Embassy in Abu Dhabi did law, the Secret Service is author- a brutal crackdown on drug deal- not respond to questions about ized to protect the president, the mal guidelines for how the intel- U.S. brands have been target- detectors at its entrances, a ligence community does that if it ed in overseas violence before, standard practice in the city. ers that has killed thousands. the golf course, which Trump’s vice president and their immedi- Philippine police say they haven’t children are expected to soon ate families. That would include learns of impending threats of but they never belonged to a In Bali, where bombs planted killing, serious bodily harm or president. That’s the difference. by the Islamic extremist group monitored any specific threat visit. his sons Eric and Donald Jr., toward Trump properties, All of the Trump properties who will run the Trump kidnapping. Trump becoming America’s 45th Jemaah Islamiyah targeting bar- “This includes threats where president presents a unique goers killed 202 people in 2002, though a tower rising in Manila should be looked at by outside Organization under the plan sits in an area under an intensi- security consultants, said announced by the president at a the target is an institution, place challenge given the range of his Trump’s organization has of business, structure or loca- international business interests. licensed the president’s name to fied security watch after Duterte Christopher A. Hagon, a manag- news conference last week. declared a “state of lawlessness” ing partner of The Incident Already, the Secret Service and tion,” according to Clapper’s Asked about security issues, a planned luxury resort. Bali directive. the Trump Organization said in a police spokesman Hengky following a September bombing. Management Group and a former the New York police have provid- Even Trump’s soon-to-open London police officer with experi- ed security in and around Trump Those threats become more statement it has “extensive pro- Widjaja said no one had request- serious if Trump’s work inter- tocols in place at our Trump- ed extra security for the property golf course in Dubai in the ence in diplomatic security. Tower in Manhattan as the pres- United Arab Emirates could be a However, he acknowledged such ident lives and works there. sects with his duties in the Oval owned and -managed properties” and authorities had no plans to Office and a militant group in the United States and abroad. increase their presence there. target, despite the fact the Gulf commercial properties can’t be When asked about the Trump Arab nation has largely escaped surrounded by concrete blast Organization, Secret Service decides to “mock, torment or “Our team continues to work A Trump-named residential tease” him with a kidnapped very closely with local law tower is under construction in the violence gripping its Mideast walls and controlled like a U.S. spokeswoman Cathy Milhoan neighbors. In the UAE’s capital of Embassy. said the agency does “not com- employee, Clarke said. enforcement,” the statement the Indian city of Mumbai, which He added: “If an executive from said. “We are also working in tan- was hit by a 2008 terror attack Abu Dhabi, an American school “There is no complete answer ment on our protective opera- teacher was stabbed to death in to these things unless you’ve got tions.” However, that Secret Goldman Sachs or JPMorgan or dem with the local developers at blamed on the Pakistani militant Exxon Mobil gets kidnapped, it’s Trump-branded properties group Lashkar-e-Taiba that a mall bathroom by an extremist a military encampment and you Service protection extends any- in December 2014. Authorities can do anything you like,” Hagon where the president and his news, but it’s not the president’s worldwide to ensure that all resi- killed 166 people. Mumbai police company.” dents, guests and associates spokesman Ashok Dudhe said he also have imprisoned others over said. “You’ve got to make com- immediate family travels. Rhode Island governor looks to pioneer free tuition for all PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — A dents and “people are excited,” based scholarships have scaled college-for-all idea that sparked said 18-year-old Rachel Berson, back in recent years by excluding Democratic voter enthusiasm a senior at the suburban North all but the top-ranking high during the presidential race Kingstown High School, which school graduates. could now be tested in the small- sends many graduates to the Raimondo said she wanted to est state. nearby University of Rhode avoid the “unintended conse- Democratic Gov. Gina Island. But while cost is a con- quences” of Georgia’s high GPA Raimondo said she is pushing to sideration for Berson and her requirement, which “encouraged make Rhode Island the first state family, so is her desire to study grade inflation and tended to veer to guarantee free access for every elsewhere. folks into easier classes.” student who wants to go to col- “The reason I wanted to go out Rhode Island’s proposal also lege. The idea of expanding free of the state is just for a new per- differs from one announced this public education beyond high spective, new experiences, just to month by Democratic New York school catapulted into the learn a little bit more about the Gov. Andrew Cuomo for students national discourse during world,” she said. from families making $125,000 a Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’ Raimondo’s program would year or less. AP photo Democratic presidential cam- cover a two-year education at the Raimondo didn’t want an A womAn holds A child while walking through a farm that was damaged by a tornado on Sunday paign, and is now being consid- Community College of Rhode income cap that would exclude in Adel, Ga. ered seriously by states including Island or the final two years of a some middle-class families. New York. 4-year-degree at the University of Raimondo budgeted $10 mil- “As a country we have to start Rhode Island or Rhode Island lion for the program’s first year. 19 die amid apparent winter tornadoes, asking ourselves, ‘Isn’t it the College. It doesn’t cover room Only $3 million of that would go right thing to do now?’” and board. directly to pay for students’ Raimondo said in an interview By eliminating tuition for stu- tuition at Community College of other storms in Georgia, Southeast Friday. “What’s the magic of 12th dents in their junior and senior Rhode Island, which costs about ADEL, Ga. (AP) — A vast mobile homes largely over the past decade, the nation grade? Once upon a time, that’s years, Raimondo said, the aim is $4,000 a year to attend. storm system that kicked up untouched but emptied of sur- has seen an average of 38 tor- what you needed to get a job. to create an incentive to graduate It is a “last-dollar” scholarship apparent tornadoes, shredded vivors and cordoned off by nadoes in January, ranging Those days are long gone and on time. that supplements what is not mobile homes and left other police. from a high of 84 in 2008 to just vanishing quicker every day.” It’s a proposal she said came already covered by federal Pell destruction scattered around Elsewhere, shredded siding four in 2014. At a cost she described as a out of conversations with univer- Grants and other financial aid. the Southeast has claimed at from mobile homes, a house Nineteen-year-old Jenny $30 million “drop in the bucket” sity leaders and students who More than half of the community least 19 lives during its two-day stripped of exterior walls but Bullard said she and her par- of Rhode Island’s $9 billion budg- have had to drop out or delay college’s students already attend assault on the region. left standing, even a piano ents, Jeff and Carla, are glad to et, Raimondo’s proposal would their education because of finan- classes for free. Authorities said Monday at blown outdoors, all bore evi- have escaped without major give in-state residents two years cial burdens. Another $6 million in the first least 15 deaths occurred in dence of the power of the pow- injury after an apparent torna- of free tuition at public colleges. “It gives them an incentive that year would invest in the state’s south Georgia alone, including erful storms system that tore do battered their home in Cook Details were released Thursday makes them want to come to the higher education institutions to seven from an apparent winter across the Deep South. County. when Raimondo submitted her institutions, make sure they take build teaching capacity and twister that tore through a trail- The 15 killed in south They are a farming family annual spending plan to state the classes they need, perform brace for a future influx. The pro- er park before dawn Sunday. Georgia included two deaths dating back generations, living lawmakers. well in those classes, and then, gram would later expand to $30 Authorities reported four each in the counties of Berrien not far from where the mobile It would need approval from when for many families the million annually once it includes deaths Saturday in Mississippi and Brooks. homes were destroyed. the legislature, which has the financial pressures start to grow, students at Rhode Island College, as the storm system ramped up. In South Carolina, the The middle section of their nation’s second-largest the state is ready to step in with where in-state tuition is about It was so big parts of it threat- National Weather Service has brick house was blown off the Democratic majority. assistance,” said David Dooley, $8,000 a year, and the University ened the Carolinas and north confirmed that two tornadoes slab, leaving nothing but the Republican leaders are calling president of the University of of Rhode Island, which it is more Florida. struck over the weekend, injur- kitchen island standing. it another costly entitlement. Rhode Island, who projects as than $12,000. In southwest Georgia, Bridget ing one woman who was On one side, the parents’ bed- Democratic House Speaker much as a 20 percent spike in Raimondo said a longer-term Simmons along with her par- trapped in a mobile home that room remained intact. Jenny’s Nicholas Mattiello, who has pri- enrollment of state residents if goal is halting the flight of skilled ents, her daughter and her was damaged near Blackville. bedroom on the other side was oritized tax cuts, called it a the program rolls out. young people who find jobs and grandson were in their brick The weather service says a smashed in — and a piano was “laudable goal” but hasn’t Raimondo said her staff spent settle near the out-of-state col- home in the city of Albany when tornado touched down about blown out of the house. endorsed it. He said it will have months studying tuition-free col- leges they attend. the sky got dark Sunday after- 3:45 p.m. Saturday in Barnwell She recalled awaking to the to be vetted by a finance commit- lege programs in states such as “You will see more people con- noon and the wind began to County and moved into sound of hail before dawn. tee. Tennessee and Georgia. Most are sider URI and go to URI, gradu- howl. Bamberg County. The other “The hall wall came in on me News of the idea quickly limited to community colleges. ate, and then stick around in “I was in the den and I heard occurred in Orangeburg County and I fell down. And our back- spread among high school stu- Georgia’s more expansive merit- Rhode Island,” she said. that loud roar and I grabbed the a few minutes later. door came through and fell in baby and I said, ‘Let’s go guys. Weather experts say torna- on me. And I heard my dad call- This is it.’ We laid down and does can hit any time of year in ing my name ...There was a that was it.” The wind was so the South — including in the bunch of stuff on top of him and Southern California pounded by loud, she added, “you could dead of winter. I just started throwing every- hear it beating back and forth.” Even north Florida was under thing I could until I got to him,” intense storm and flooding Minutes later, their home was the weekend weather threat. she said. largely unscathed, save for a While the central U.S. has a Together, she and her father LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Sunday evening and could end which was anchored to a fire carport that collapsed atop two fairly defined tornado season — met up with their mother and third and most powerful in a up being the strongest storm in truck, into rushing brown water cars. But trees were down all the spring — the risk of torna- got free. series of storms pounded at least seven years. California so the trapped couple could around, police sirens wailed does “never really goes to zero” The young woman wore a Southern California, dropping has been swamped during a wet climb aboard, one by one, from and authorities would add four for most of the year in the sling on one arm hours after- nearly 4 inches of rain south of winter that has brought plenty of the car’s passenger window. more deaths for an overall Southeast, explained Patrick ward Sunday as she went back Los Angeles, flooding freeways rain and snow after years of Fast-moving floodwaters swept count of at least 19. Dougherty Marsh of the Storm Prediction through the debris for belong- and raising concerns about dam- drought. through California mountain County Coroner Michael Fowler Center in Norman, Oklahoma. ings. Bricks lay scattered aging mudslides. By early evening, the rainfall communities and residents fled said early Monday that a total of He said 39 possible tornadoes about, alongside their posses- Commuters could expect a had set new records. Long Beach homes below hillsides scarred by four people died in the county were reported across the sions and furniture. messy drive to work Monday in Airport received 3.87 inches of wildfires. Forecasts said moun- that includes Albany on Southeast from early Saturday “The first thing I wanted to do several areas, with rainfall rain by 5 p.m., breaking the all- tain locations could see up to 6 Sunday, increasing the total in into Sunday evening — none was get all the pictures,” she expected to ease slightly but not time daily record for rainfall. Los inches of rain. Rain fell at a rate south Georgia to 15. immediately confirmed. said. Across the street, where taper off until Tuesday. Angeles Airport got 2.78 inches of of nearly three-quarters of an Some 60 miles away from Of that, 30 were reported in the Bullards kept farm equip- Flash flood watches and warn- rain Sunday, another all-time inch per hour. Simmons’ home, Coroner Tim Georgia, four in Mississippi, ment in sheds, one shed was ings were in effect for swaths of daily record. Residents in rural Santa Cruz Purvis in south Georgia’s Cook and one each in Louisiana and blown in amid twisted metal. greater Los Angeles and across Firefighters in San Bernardino County watched helplessly County confirmed seven people South Carolina. Two grain silos were blown over. Southern California where multi- County staged a dramatic swift- Sunday as the San Lorenzo River died at the mobile home park in January tornado outbreaks “It’s a horrible tragedy. But ple roads were closed Sunday or water rescue of a couple whose spilled over its banks for the sec- the rural community of Adel, are rare but not unprecedented, all this stuff can be replaced,” blocked by fallen trees. pickup truck was trapped in ond time this month, sending where about half of the 40 particularly in the South. she said. “We can’t replace each The National Weather Service surging water west of the Cajon muddy water and debris into homes were leveled. Data from the Storm other. We’re extremely lucky. cautioned that the system was Pass. Television footage showed yards and homes. No injuries Debris lay about not far from Prediction Center shows that, My dad is lucky to be alive.” expected to gain strength into rescue crews sending a raft, were reported. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 23, 2017—15

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Able to pass drug screen. ing claims, matured or unmatured, against the Print reading and layout a plus. PIANO BY ear. Specializing in the person with ad, HBO/ ESPN. estate are required to file their claims with the $18.25 hour plus company paid red back hymnal, praise and worship 423-728–4551. Clerk and Master of the Chancery Court of Brad- songs. Free demo call ley County on or before the earlier of the dates benefits. Call 423-322-7003, for BREEzEWAYExTENDEDSTAY.COM prescribed in (1) or (2), otherwise their claims will Spanish 865-323-7428. 423-599-3023. be forever barred: (1) (A) Four (4) months from WEEKLY rate paid in advance, aver- the date of the first publication of this notice if the DRIVERS - 38. Barber/Beauty Salons ages $46.43 nightly plus tax. creditor received an actual copy of this notice to LOCAL/ DEDICATED 423-584-6505. creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date WANTED: HAIR DRESSERS, Booth that is four (4) months from the date of the first 0. 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The Publisher reserves the Street. events, custom photography por- race, color, religion, sex, or national Estate of Barbara J. Bullington, No. 2017-PR-6 right to revise or reject, at his option, In the Chancery Court of Bradley County, Ten- FOUND: CAT in Bates Pike/ Weese traits, weddings, music and bands, origin, handicap/ disability or an in- nessee Probate Division. Notice is given that on any advertisement he deems objec- Road area. Call to identify senior, agricultural, commercial, tention to make any such prefer- January 10, 2017 Letters Testamentary for the tionable either in subject or phrase- 423-595-9302. performances, and the newest ence, limitation or discrimination." Estate of Barbara J. Bullington, who died De- ology or which he may deem detri- cember 23, 2016, were issued to the under- thing. Live Portrait! Contact This newspaper will not knowingly signed by the Chancery Court of Bradley County, mental to his business. Deadline for LOST: FEMALE pug in Farmingdale George at: accept any advertising for real estate Tennessee. All persons, resident and non-resi- classified ads: Tuesday through Fri- Subdivision. 423-400-8601. EARN THOUSAND$ from home. Be [email protected] which is in violation of the law. Our dent, having claims, matured or unmatured, day is 2pm for business ads and against the estate are required to file their claims LOST: MALE gray, long haired cat in careful of work-at-home schemes. to schedule yours today. readers are informed that all dwell- with the Clerk and Master of the Chancery Court 3pm for personal ads the day before Vance Drive area. Answers to the Hidden costs can add up, and re- ings advertised in this newspaper of Bradley County on or before the earlier of the ad is to run. Sunday deadline is name of Scooter. Looks like he has quirements may be unrealistic. CLEVELAND PLUMBING, Residen- are available on an equal opportu- dates prescribed in (1) or (2), otherwise their 11am Friday for business ads and claims will be forever barred: (1) (A) Four (4) white eye shadow under each eye Learn how to avoid work-at-home tial- Commercial Plumbing Services. nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- months from the date of the first publication of 12 noon Friday for personal ads. and has a white mouth. scams. Call the Federal Trade Com- Reasonable rates. Licensed- In- nity, M/F. this notice if the creditor received an actual copy Monday deadline is Friday 4pm. All 423-584-9612. mission. 1-877-FTC-HELP. A mes- sured. Senior and Military discounts. of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days corrections must be made by dead- 2 BEDROOM 1 BATH, 233 Pine before the date that is four (4) months from the sage from Cleveland Daily Banner 28 years experience. 423-432-5893. date of the first publication; or (B) Sixty (60) days line day before ad runs. Visa/Master- 7. Personals and the FTC. Or visit our Web site at Lane, Charleston. All new, remod- from the date the creditor received an actual card/Discover/American Express are www.ftc.gov DANNY'S TREE SERVICE: Tree eled. $750 monthly, $500 deposit. copy of the notice to creditors if the creditor re- accepted. Cleveland Daily Ban- AL-ANON OFFERS help for families removal, shrubbery trimmed/ 423-595-1670. ceived the copy of the notice to creditors if the ner..... 472-5041 of alcoholics. For meeting informa- ExPERIENCED AUTOMOTIVE creditor received the copy of the notice less than planted. Senior Discounts. 30 2 BEDROOM in country setting. No sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) tion call 423-284-1612. Technician Mechanic NEEDED years experience. 423-244-6676. months from the date of first publication as de- 2. Special Notices ASAP 423-244-5817. pets. $650 month. $500 deposit. scribed in (1)(A); or (2) Twelve (12) months from DOMESTIC VIOLENCE support 423-303-9804. the decedent's date of death. The address of the group for abuse victims. Meets Mon- FOWLER'S CONSTRUCTION is DEBBIE’S CLEANING SERVICE Clerk and Master is Bradley County Clerk & Mas- CLASSIFIED days. Call 479-9339, extension 15 or 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath in country. ter's Office, Room 203, 155 North Ocoee Street, ADVERTISEmENTS looking to hire a skilled carpenter. Cleveland, TN 37311. This January 10, 2017. 25 for location. Needs experience in laying tile, {HOmE OR BUSINESS} South Dalton Pike. $700 monthly, BARBARA J. BULLINGTON ESTATE By: Glen- at Your Convenience! 423-650-5027 dia L. Ball, Personal Representative, McMurray IF YOU want to drink that's your hardwood flooring, framing and have Law Office, PLLC By: Marcia M. McMurray, business…If you want to quit, call Al- all basic remodel/ new construction Are You In Need Of ALMOST NEW: 2,000 + square foot, BPR# 013337, Attorney for Personal Represen- 24 Hours A Day! coholics Anonymous. Call 499-6003. skills/ experience. Must have a valid Cleaning Services? large master on main floor, 3 bed- tative, P.O. Box 610, Cleveland, TN 37364-0610. (423) 479-7171; Filed this January 10, 2017; Email your AD to us! Driver’s license and have reliable We Have The Services You Are room, 2 bath, basement has partial Sarah E. Coleman, Clerk & Master. [email protected] 8. Adoptions transportation. $15 starting pay. Looking For. bath, 2 car garage, all rooms extra January 16, 23 , 2017 ADOPTION: LOVING couple prom- Must have experience. Apply in per- large. North area. Lease option. son at 411 North Congress Parkway We Offer a One- Time Deep LEGAL PUBLICATION ises your baby the best in life. Ex- $1,300 deposit, $1,300 monthly. Athens, TN 37303. 423-649-2961. Cleaning Service, Daily, Weekly, NOTICE TO CREDITORS or fax to 423-476-1046 penses paid. Paula & Christopher 423-309-8320. No inside pets. Bi-Weekly and monthly Cleaning IN THE CHANCERY COURT FOR BRADLEY Include the following information: 1-800-818-5250. COUNTY AT CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE PRO- GCA SERVICES Group is looking Plans… move in move out 56. Houses For Sale • Name with address for full and part time General Clean- BATE DIVISION. IN RE: ESTATE OF EULENE & phone number 14. Want To Buy service… Window SWAFFORD BIVENS. No. 2017-PR-9. NOTICE ers and Utility People in the Cleve- cleaning also available. ALL ExTENSIVELY remodeled: TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that on • Person to contact if a business 3 bedroom/ 1 bath, SW, $99,900. the 13th day of January, 2017, letters testamen- I BUY junk cars, trucks, motorcycles land area. Positions will be Monday- We use a color-coded cleaning • Requested start date from $125 up to $300, I will pick up. Friday with day and evening shifts 4 bedroom/ 2 bath, N, $154,900. tary in respect of the Estate of EULENE SWAF- & classification system to eliminate cross FORD BIVENS who died December 11, 2016 Call Donny at 423-404-1488. available. A background check, fin- contamination. 3 bedroom/ 2 bath, N, $154,900. were issued to the undersigned by the Chancery • We will contact you for prepay- gerprint, and an e-verify are re- Owner financing or lease- with- Court of Bradley County, Tennessee. All per- ment. We accept Visa, Mastercard, IF you are searching for a product option. Owner/ Agent STONY sons, resident and nonresident, having claims, or service AND do not want to use quired. If interested, call Chuck Selling Your Home? matured or unmatured, against the estate are re- Discover, and American Express 423-457-1956. BROOKS REALTY 423-479-4514. quired to file the same with the clerk of the above • If you are a billing customer, loads of time searching everywhere, We Will Get Your Home In Tip named court on or before the earlier of the dates please confirm your current billing WHY NOT Advertise your need un- LOCAL MANAGEMENT company is Top Shape So It Will Sell prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will Quickly! be forever barred: (1) (A) Four (4) months from address. der the heading: 014 WANT TO seeking full time employment for ac- the date of the first publication of this notice if the BUY in THE CLEVELAND DAILY counting/ office person. ATTENTION FOR SALE creditor received an actual copy of this notice to Deadline for ads: BANNER!! Duties include: AP coding and data Cleveland Business, Family BY OWNERS creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date Owned & Operated… that is four (4) months from the date of the first 2pm Monday for Tuesday ad entry, assisting routine monthly gen- publication; or (B) Sixty (60) days from the date 2pm Tuesday for Wednesday ad 18. Articles For Sale eral journal entries and reconciling Reasonable Rates! the creditor received an actual copy of the notice 2pm Wednesday for Thursday ad to creditors if the creditor received the copy of LOSE 30 lbs. in 30 days! Medical bank statement, doing inventory for I HAVE A PRE- QUALIFIED 2pm Thursday for Friday ad office supplies and ordering them, References Available! BUYER THAT IS LOOKING FOR the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the doctors say the only way to lose All Work Guaranteed! date that is four (4) months from the date of first 11am Friday for Sunday ad weight is to eat less and exercise working on reports using excel, mis- A 2-3 BEDROOm HOmE IN publication as described in (1)(A); or (2) Twelve 4pm Friday for Monday ad cellaneous office responsibilities. Call Us Today For A Free Esti- CLEVELAND (12) months from the decedent's date of death. more. Learn how to avoid mate. 423-593-1525 The address of the Clerk and Master is, 155 weight-loss scams. Call the Federal Other duties and/ or tasks may be $80,000 - $90,000 PRICE RANGE North Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37311. This For Personal Assistance Trade Commission at assigned on as needed basis. 13th day of January, 2017. Signed KIM TUCKER CALL 423-472-5041 Must be able to work in multi- task DILLARD, Personal Representative, Estate of 1-877-FTC-HELP. A message from 45. Vacation Rentals EULENE SWAFFORD BIVENS By Andrew B. Cleveland Daily Banner and the environment. Must have organizing IF YOU HAVE SUCH A HOmE Morgan, BPR #026879, Attorney for the Personal CLEVELAND DAILY BANNER FTC. Or visit our Web site at skills. PREVIOUS ExPERIENCE IN 2 RIVERS CAMPING: RV Park, PLEASE CALL mE FOR A ONE Representative, 140 N. OCOEE ST. STE. 103, Classified Department Cabin Rentals, directly on the river Cleveland, TN 37364-1161. Filed this 13th day of www.ftc.gov ACCOUNTING NECESSARY. Mail TImE 5% LISTING January, 2017. Sarah Coleman, Clerk and Mas- resumes to: #787-P, c/o Cleveland at junction of Hiwassee and Ocoee ter. 29. Help Wanted - Part-time Daily Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleve- Rivers. 423-338-7208. January 23, 30, 2017. ***SPECIAL BONUS*** CAREGIVERS AT home is now hir- land, TN 37320-3600 46. Storage Space For Rent HERB LACY All Ads Are Published On Our ing caregivers and CNAs in all sur- AFFILIATE BROKER LEGAL PUBLICATION Website At No Additional Cost! MANUFACTURING JOBS - New NOTICE TO CREDITORS rounding areas. Must be able to CALFEE'S MINI Warehouse for rent: CENTURY 21 pay rates for 2017! Production bo- Georgetown Pike, Spring Place 1ST CHOICE REALTORS IN THE CHANCERY COURT FOR BRADLEY pass a background check and drug nus/ overtime potential. Apply: 525 COUNTY, TENNESSEE AT CLEVELAND- PRO- screen. Must have reliable transpor- Road and Highway 64. Call CELL: 423-593-1508 BATE DIVISION. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- Industrial Drive, Cleveland 476–2777. OFFICE: 423-478-2332 TATE OF PEGGY J. CLAYTON, Deceased; CLEAN OUT YOUR CLOSETS.... tation. To send in your resume, CLAUDIA S. GRAY, Personal Representative please visit our website at: NOW HIRING Company Driver: No. 2017-PR-007. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, HAVE A SUCCESSFUL YARD TEMPSAFE STORAGE Notice is hereby given that on the 12th day of cgathome.com or fax it to Starting pay .36 per mile. Climate Controlled SALE... 423-910-1450, or come by the office HOUSE FOR sale: 3 bedroom, 1 January, 2017, Letters Testamentary in respect BY ADVERTISING IT IN THE Home most weekends. & Outside Units of the Estate of Peggy J. Clayton who died on at 5619 Main Street, Suite 113, Ool- Must have 2 years CDL driving Downtown Location bath, fenced in back yard private, November 11, 2016, were issued to the under- BANNER! garage, 15 minutes away from High- signed Claudia S. Gray by the Chancery Court of tewah, TN 37363, Monday- Friday experience, good M V R and & Georgetown Road Bradley County, Tennessee. All persons, resi- CALL 472-5041 9am-4pm. PSP Report. 614-4111 way 60, off of 58 Highway on Cran- dent and nonresident, having claims, matured or Call: 423-507-8929 between field Road. for more info call unmatured, against the Estate are required to file 423-309-2818. the same with the clerk of the above named 11am-5pm, Monday- Friday, 48. Office Space For Rent court on or before the earlier of the dates pre- ask for Becky or come to: scribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be LEGAL PUBLICATION 177 County Road 254, 1510 STUART Road - Suites rang- 57. Farms & Acreage For Sale forever barred: (1) (A) Four (4) months from the Notice Athens, TN 37303 ing from 150 to 2,000 square feet. date of the first publication of this notice if the Competitive pricing. Rent includes 36.52 ACRES of land with great po- creditor received an actual copy of this notice to The Town of Benton will hold a public hearing on for application. creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date utility, boardroom, breakroom. tential. Excellent building site with that is four (4) months from the date of the first February 6th, 2017 at 5:30, at the Benton Munici- NOW HIRING Family Home Care 423-476-3261. plenty of privacy. Productive farm publication; or (B) Sixty (60) days from the date pal Bldg. located at 6496 Hwy 411 to hear public Services is hiring caregivers and land with 2 ponds. Approximately the creditor received an actual copy of the notice 49. Apartments For Rent 500 feet of highway frontage and to creditors if the creditor received the copy of comment regarding amending the Benton Zoning CNAs in Cleveland and Benton. the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the $10 hourly for experienced care- $525: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath, laminate/ over 1700 feet of road access on the date that is four (4) months from the date of first Ordinance to allow liquor by the drink and retail South side. 423-790-4102 and publication as described in (1)(A); or (2) Twelve givers. Insurance benefits and vinyl flooring, new paint, central (12) months from the decedent's date of death. package liquor sales on U.S. Highway 411 including 401k offered. Apply online at heat/ air, includes all utilities up to 423-457-1812. ENTERED this the 12th day of January, 2017. old Highway 411. www.fhcsllc.com or see us at 603 $100. Half off 1st months rent. PRO- Claudia S. Gray, Personal Representative; Bry- 59. mobile Homes For Sale son M. Kirksey, BPR No. 027358. Burns, Henry January 23, 2017 Congress Parkway N. Athens, TN VISION REAL ESTATE AND PROP- & Kirksey, Counsel for the Personal Represen- 37303. Call LaDonna at ERTY MANAGEMENT, LLC 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath $29,900. Call tative, 175 Spring Street NW, P. O. Box 236, 423-744-4674 with any inquiries. 423-693-0301. to apply! 423-351-7786. Cleveland, TN 37364-0236. Telephone: (423) 339-0529 Facsimile: (423) 478-2308. Sarah E. LEGAL PUBLICATION 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath. Lots of living Coleman, Clerk & Master. Date: January 12, NOTICE OF SALE OWNER OPERATOR needed- must space! Only $49,900! Lenders offer- 2017 The following vehicles are being held at Norris Tow- have dock height box truck. Contrac- ing zero down! Call for details January 23, 30, 2017 tor will make deliveries in Cleveland 423-351-7786. ing, 1108 S. Lee Highway S.W., Cleveland, TN area. Weekly average pay $800- 37311. Anyone who has proof of ownership must $1,000!! Drivers must be customer 5 BEDROOM, 3 bath, over 2100 service oriented and pass back- LEGAL PUBLICATION reclaim the vehicle within three weeks of this no- square feet! Only $63,900. Call for ground/ drug test. Please call Ash- Notice to Creditors tice. Owner and or Lien Holder must pay all storage details 423-337-5992. State of Tennessee, Probate Court for Bradley leigh at 423-510-0271 for more infor- County at Cleveland. Notice to Creditors ES- and towing charges. Failure of the owner or lien mation. BANKS OFFERING no money down TATE OF: Reba Sue Cook No: 2017-PR-003. PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real es- loans for mobile homes! Call for de- Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day of holder to exercise their rights to reclaim the vehi- PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: Sal- tate advertised in this newspaper is tails 423-351-7786. January, 2017, Letters of Testamentary in re- cle within the time provided shall be deemed a spect of the Estate of Reba Sue Cook, who died ary negotiable, Medical/ Dental/ Life/ subject to the Federal Fair Housing November 8, 2016, were issued to the under- waiver of all rights, title and interest in the vehicle IRA/ HSA Benefits, paid vacations Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- NEED A new home? Credit prob- signed by the Probate Court of Bradley County, and consent to sale of the vehicle at public auction. and holidays. Submit resumes: Fun man Rights Act which makes it ille- lems? Ask about a fresh start loan! Tennessee. All persons, resident and non-resi- gal to advertise "any preference, Easy terms. Call today! dent, having claims, matured or unmatured, 1GTEC14R1WZ541557 Treats, 525 Industrial Drive, Cleve- against the estate are required to file the same land limitation or discrimination based on 423-337-5992. with the Clerk of the above named Court on or 1J4GW58S8XC649807 race, color, religion, sex, or national before the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or SIGN INSTALLER/ SERVICE USED 14x70 $3500. Won't last long! (2) otherwise their claims will be forever barred: 1G3NL52M3VM310489 origin, handicap/ disability or an in- 423-351-7786. (1) (A) Four (4) months from the date of the first 1GNDT13S662309617 TECHNICIAN, Resume with refer- tention to make any such prefer- publication (or posting, as the case may be) of ences, 423-284-6030. ence, limitation or discrimination." this notice if the creditor received an actual copy 1GCEC14M8WZ123615 72. Cars For Sale of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days This newspaper will not knowingly 1N4AL11D76N330285 SURGERY SCHEDULER needed accept any advertising for real estate LLOYD'S USED CARS before the date that is four (4) months from the full time for specialty surgery prac- date of the first publication (or posting); or (B) 1MEFM66L1XK623367 which is in violation of the law. Our 423-476-5681 Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor re- tice. Must be organized, detail-ori- readers are informed that all dwell- 5526 Waterlevel Highway ceived an actual copy of this notice to creditors 1HGCD7267RA059325 ented, and patient- friendly. Experi- of the creditor received the copy of the notice ings advertised in this newspaper Cleveland, TN less than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is 1G1AK58F987332972 ence in a medical practice required. are available on an equal opportu- www.lloydsusedcars.com four (4) months from the date of publication (or 2HGEJ6678WH512962 Excellent work environment and nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- Come by, make an offer, cash talks. posting) as described in (1)(A); or (2) Twelve benefits. For confidential considera- (12) months from the decedent's date of death. 1HGCD5535VA092100 nity, M/F. 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe 4x4, 2007 This 9th day of January, 2017. Signed: Sandy tion, please fax your resume to: Ford Escape, 2005 Chevrolet Trail- Cunningham, Personal Representative. Sarah E. 1GKDT13S922428219 423-476-4949, email it to: 1 BEDROOM, clean, water included, blazer V8 with 3rd row seat, 2005 Coleman, Clerk & Master, Ginger Wilson Bucha- JN1CA21AXWM805974 [email protected], or mail it no pets, no smoking. $400 deposit, nan, BPR #017620, Attorney for Estate of Reba Ford Focus, 2010 Nissan Versa, Sue Cook, P.O. Box 1083, Cleveland TN 1B7HF16Y71S789614 to: Practice Manager, 400 Berywood $450 rent. One year lease. Owner/ 2005 Nissan Frontier, 1988 Ford 37364-1083, 423-614-4035. January 23, 2017 Trail NW, Suite B, Cleveland, TN agent STONY BROOKS REALTY F150 very low miles, 2008 Chevrolet January 16, 23, 2017 37312 423-479-4514. Equinox. 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 23, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Schools rule! Phone: 472-5041 Ext. 260 Fax: 476-1046 Saralyn Norkus E-mail: Education reporter [email protected] Ocoee Middle School Honor Roll Ocoee Middle School recently Vincent, Abby Walker, Ethan Hiefnar, William Hodges, Emily Jason Sanchez, Richard Sewell, released the names of the stu- West, Joshua Whitaker, Kayleigh Honeycutt, Megan Hoskins, Cassidy Shope, Madison Smith, dents who made its honor roll Worley, Trevor Wyllie and Abigail Naysa Janney, Lauryn Jett, Mary Smith, Caitlyn Stewart, lists following the second nine- Young; Jailyn Johnson, Kaden Kelley, Riley Stoker, Myrakle Strickland, week grading period of the 2016- Eighth grade — Gwenevera Julia King, Abigail Kish, Kyler Coleton Terry, Tatyana 17 school year. Acebedo, Joseph Adams, Lashlee Wilson, Connor Lewis, Thompson, Emma Timmerman, Ashlynn Akiona, Jeremiah John Lewis, Brie Lonas, Mackenzie Turner, Brody Ware, Gold Honor Roll Augustine, Samuel Bain, Georgia Jeremiah Lowe, Deborah Martin, Jasmine Ware, Shelby Ware, Sixth grade — Ana Achata, Bates, Gabriela Bennett, Michele Tyler Massengill, Addison Hayley Watson, Hunter West, Brayden Andrews, Monika Benson, William Benton, William Maupin, Priscilla McGuire, Savannah Westberry, Elijah Andrews, Ruby Anziano, Honesty Blackwell, Myrandia Blair, Blake Emilyn McManus Dycus, Kaylee Wilds, Olivia Williams, Katherine Ayers, Leila Babb, Reid Burns, Bodle, Claudia Bowling, Avery Melton, Emma Meredith, William Wilson, Lily Wilson, Cole Winsor Hannah Burroughs, Brett Brokish, Mary Buchanan, Middleton, Brady Montgomery, and Seth Yarber; Campbell, Ian Carlson, Christopher Cartee, Tiffany Levi Moore, Isaac Morgan, Jason Eighth grade — Teresa Beck, Alexander Castillo, Madison Chavez, Rachel Corley, Daniel Murray, Christian Nolen, Kyndal Max Berry, Hillary Bilbrey, David Clark, Sarah Clark, Charlene Cox, Raymond Cox Preston, Parker, Natiyah Parker, Dustin Bradford, Charles Bradley, Olivia Coleman, Nicholas Cottone, Aaron Crackel, Abigal Cretors, Perez, Jarred Poe, Lydia Price, Brady, Makayla Brewer, Jasia Brooklynn Deaver, Payton Brian Criddle, Ty Culberson, Dessa Pyrlik, Camaron Brooks, Faith Brown, Jacob DeBusk, Gabriel Dill, Makayla Jackson Davis, Parker Davis, Randolph, Elaina Brown, Kaleb Bunton, Jacob Elmore, Benjamin Falcone, Samantha Dean, Leah Delong, Rasaphouthone, Blake Burns, Bennett Burris, Cole Raeley Farmer, Blair Ford, Owen William Dunnahoo, Ayden Rodriguez, Taylor Rose, Jadyn Burris, Merrell Burroughs, Forrester, Spencer Foutz, Gracey Eaton, Trace Eaton, Adam Seigle, Bruce Selvage, Emma Contributed photo Kennedy Bush, Chesney Bynum, STuDENTS IN MRS. RONDA PHILLIPS’ class at Yates Primary Garner, Kaitlyn Glover, Callie Elliott, Benjamin Essenburg, Shubert, Lana Shubert, Collin Madison Cain, Cailey Carter, Gobble, Jacob Graham, Kera Ashley Eulo, Breann Glover, Smith, Jack Smith, Madison Hallie Chaney, Thomas School dressed like they were 100 years old to celebrate the 100th Hamilton, Grant Haney, Riley Michelle Gomez, Marissa Stansberry, Emily Stevens, Chapman, Paul Cobble, Burnett day of school. Hayden, Dawson Holbrook, Kara Graham, Corbin Grannan, Christian Stinnett, Katie Suits, Connell, Destiny Crawley, Noah Holmes, Ella Hooper, Jimmie Memphis Gravell, Ryleigh Green, David Sutton, Robert Tanksley, Crisp, Rylie Crisp, Kevin Cross, Howard, Macayla Howard, Tucker Greene, Taylor Guyton, Maggie Tart, Aiden Teeters, Maria Cruz, Emma Cummings, Kaitlyn Hulvey, Alex Hyder, Kendall Hall, Cole Haney, Matthew Thompson, Davian Jaden Curtis, Jordan Davis, Gracelyn Jackson, Aimee Chelsea Hellandbrand, Sariah Voyles, Ethan Waller, Alissa Layla Davis, Madison Davis, Jordan, Anna Jordan, Ian Herring, Gracie Hixson, Emma Wasielewski, Alyana Wesley, McKenzie Decker, Daniel Denton, Kinsey, Cameron Knott, James Holden, Deborah Holt, William Matthew Whisman, Hunter summer Devries, Dutsch Logan, Braden Malone, Hooper, Brooklyn Hughes, Katie White, Anjolee Wilson, Braden Dorman, Charles Dover, Eli Alexandria Maples, Ryder Hutt, Jaylee Ingle, Alexia Wingfield, Bridgette Withrow, Duncan, Karlee Duncan, Grant Martin, Alexandra McIntire, Jackson, Jacob Jarnagin, Christina Withrow, Hope Durrett, Lily Edgemon, Ashton Keller Melton, Brooke Madison Jaynes, Chloe Jones, Withrow, Lydia Wright and Estrada, Trey Ewbank, Antonio Mooneyham, Ilijaz Muhammad, Christopher Jones, Gregory Indica Ysidro; Franco, Brysen Freeman, Yovani Emily Newman, Kiarra Nicholes, Jordan, Sydney Judd, Christina Seventh grade — Evelyn Garcia, Quinton Gaston, Aiden Olinger, Brody Perry, Keenum, Ethan Kinsey, Hannah Alderete, Emmaleah Alexander, Rebecca Godbee, Anthony Goins, Jason Rahal, Kyndall Randolph, Knappen, Jessica Kudrich, Jhovanny Angeles, Jackson Jenifer Goins, Makayla Goree, Rebecca Ratcliff, Baylee Ethan Lamberth, Jessica Arthur, Titus Atterton, Nevaeh Ella Graham, Braylee Greene, Robenolt, Sasha Roberts, Graci Landberg, Parker Lenderman, Babbitt, Annika Barnes, Jhada Gunner Gregory, Jordyn Hall, Rockholt, Angelia Rouser, Lillian Andrea Long, Hannah Long, Bates, Justin Bates, Colton Knox Hampton, Zoe Harden, Berghoff, Nicholas Black, Caitlyn Royce, James Simpson, Kimberly Jadra Martinez Rodriguez, Nelya Cobe Harned, James Hartgraves, Smith, Linda Steingrube, Lauren Marushka, Jordan Mason, Adam Board, Jacob Brennan, Ainsley Arianna Heil, John Henry, Tabor, Hannah Watson, Alivia Miller, Bryce Mooneyham, Brokish, Gracie Brooks, Sarah Andrew Hicks, Jasmine Weeks, Christian Wilds, Conner Hayden Moore, Thomas Moore, Brown, Abigail Browning, Maggie Hoeppner, Zachary Hovey, Wilkins and Kaylee Williams; Anna Muhonen, Kaleb Mullins, Buckner, Rachel Buckner, David Abbagaile Huddleston, Adrianna Seventh grade — Katelyn Colby Newberry, Gracie Bullington, Haley Cabrera, Anziano, Addason Biller, Patterson, Elijah Peace, Rachel Alexander Calfee, Eva Callais, Hunt, Joseph Jacobs, Caiden Adelynne Bot, Makayla Brooks, Peterson, Austin Petitt, Emma Maria Camacho, Gabriel Jenkins, Charles Jett, Karen Riley Browand, Benjamin Pinney, Anthony Potter, Estee Campbell, Trenton Cantrell, Jimenez, Allison Johnson, Carroll, Alexandra Cartee, Ratcliff, Luke Richardson, Hannah Carlton, Matthew Carr, Gregory Jordan, Shelby Keller, Kaleigh Clements, Ashlan Kangel Sabany, Joshua Ginger Ceballos, Cloie Chastain, Hank Kennett, Kathryn Kibler, Crittenden, Caiden Cross, Satterfield, Benjamin Smith, Ryan Conner, Farrah Cooke, Connor Langford, Preston Emerald Curry, Madison Curtis, Madden Snyder, Sidney Starr, Ashlyn Copeland, Abigale Lawson, Callie Ledwell, Madison Aidan Davis, Hunter Duggins, Grace Stone, Brody Swafford, Coppings, Jeffery Crumley, Ella Lehmkuhler, Koleman Leslie, Abigail Ellis, Sydney Ellis, Emma Callahan Tentler, Madison Curry, Camren Davis, Hannah Khaylyn Litts, Jenna Lorenz, Erwin, Katherine Garren, Thomas, Hayden Tinsley, Carli Davis, Heath Davis, Lillian Davis, Hannah Maddux, Caitlyn Samuel Gregory, Cole Harbison, Todd, Sara Ukani, Brandon Lucas Dill, Isabella Dotson, Mantooth, Alexander Martin, William Harden, Emily Walker, Victoria Walker, Blake Nadia Dotson-Silvers, Lilly Duke, Justice Mason, Elijah Matev, Henderson, Archibald Herring, Ward, Wiley West, Meredith Cooper Ensley, Mina Fish, Hannah Maupin, Harlie Alyssa Higgins, Cathena White, Jamia Williams, Jessica Zachary Frady, Chandler Frazier, McCullough, Jacob McDaniel, Hightshoe, Emma Hitch, Lilliana Williams and Austin Wright. Andrew Garner, Aiden Gibson, Madison McDonald, Mia Holland, Elizabeth Hooker, Abby Silver Honor Roll Kaitlyn Gibson, Shelby Gossett, McNabb, Madison Milen, Lane Jackson, Spencer Jackson, Sixth grade — Christian Rayna Grady, Madison Hall, Miller, Lily Mills, Jessie Moore, Kaelyn Johnson, Hailey Jones, Acevedo, Hector Alaniz, Abigail Abigail Hancock, Leah Hargis, Kassidy Morgan, Luke Morrison, Olivia Judd, Sean Keenan, Wyatt Allen, James Arrowood, William Hunter Hayden, Jenni Hayes, Phillip Moshenskiy, Daniel Kier, Kelsey King, Ryan Lay, Bailey, Pierce Ballinger, Issac Winston Hicks, Xavier Hicks, Myers, Lanie Niedling, Torey Hudson Leko, Hailey Leslie, Blackwell, Jayla Blair, Bethanie Gaven Higgins, Abbey Hill, Overly, Kaylee Ownby, Nakota Jesus Lopez, Daphne Lyon, Bodle, Caiden Botts, Selena Lilliana Holland, Alexis Hooper, Panther, Kaylee Parker, Kaelib Sidney Marek, William Marler, Brock, Hunter Brown, Morgan Lindsey Hughes, Raelee Hughes, Price, Zachary Prichett, Haley Aaron Matthews, Zebulon Burris, Shelby Caldwell, Bayleigh Andrew Johnston, Abigail Propst, Ansley Pruett, Ava McKnight, John Moore, Isabella Campbell, Cara Campbell, Lawson, Makayla Ledford, Rahamut, Julie Ramos, Morgan, Aubrey Neidich, Desiray Kaitlyn Campbell, Jeremy Dakota Lewis, Tyler Lewis, Bo Savannah Randolph, Marc Ngige, Jaicy Olivas, Shelby Candia-Castro, Kailey Cantrell, Lonas, Jayia Lowe, Myles Mann, Rogers, Sebastian Schwark, Palmer, Kyler Parris, Marissa Caleb Casteel, Bridgitte Coffelt, Hugo Martinez Rodrigues, David Carson Sears, Jackson Shelton, Patel, Nathan Pell, Kennedy Silas Coffey, Emma Cox, Elijah Matev, Simon Matias, Ashton Zacchaeus Shoemate, Isaac Pickel, Maksim Pohrebnyy, Cranfield, Lily Crews-Rogers, Maynard, Tristen McCann, Macy Smith, Kaira Snyder, Sarah Caroline Saunders, Seth Conner Cross, Conner Crowe, McNabb, Kevin Mendez, Olivia Snyder, Erin Spann, Briar Sausville, Jackson Scarbrough, Ben Crox, Braden Crumley, Mendoza, Rachel Merriman, Strickland, Skylar Striker, Madison Shean, Holly Shimmell, Connor Crumley, Lillian Hailey Miller, Zoe Moore, Julia Aubrey Sullivan, Lauryn Swiger, Cassidy Shope, Caroline Shotts, Crumley, Elijah Denton, Hailey Neel, Luke Neighbors, Kaden William Tillotson, Riley Vanhook, Kyra Sims, Addison Smith, Drake, Olivia Duncan, Dawson Newbert, Tucker Nicholson, Jacob Vargas, Dylan Ventura, Trinity Smith, Kaitlyn South, Durrett, Jessica Edgemon, Caroline Nixon, Evan Nope, Trevor Vines, Samantha Waller, Kaeli Standridge, Luchen Michael Fitz, Julian Foster, Sean Kelsie Park,Luke Pippenger, Omarian Ware, Jackson Webster, Strickland, Haley Swafford, Gallaher, Blake Gladden, Emily Porter, Madyson Price, Nikolas Wesley, Victoria Wooten, Abigail Switter, Hailey Tabor, Madison Godfrey, Larissa Gonet, Robert Pyrlik, Peyton Ratcliff, Kayla Yoder, Haley Younce, Bennett Taylor, Luke Trueblood, Olivia Greene, Carabeth Grimes, Markus Rich, Briana Robertson, Trevor Young and Esteban Rachel Turner, Kain Vail, Katelyn Cassandra Hicks, Malory Axel Rupiza, Jaden Saillard, Zalduondo.

Contibuted photo YATES PRIMARY student Harper Hale enjoyed walking around with her cane and glasses all day in Ronda Phillips’ class.

Contributed photo IT HAD ALWAYS BEEN Breanna Belcher’s goal to set a high school swim record for the Cleveland Raider swim team before going to Contribtuted photo high school, and it was during the first meet of her eighth-grade year that the Cleveland Middle School student was able to make this dream MAYFIELD SCHOOL'S second-grade classes recently completed become reality. She broke the 100 yard breast stroke record that had been set in 2008. With a time of 1:12:06, Belcher shaved well over a "Our Leaders,” a unit on government and how the local, state and second off the previously fastest time of 1:13:64. “When I stood on the block before entering the water, I tried to remember to tell myself that federal governments operate. Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland came I would get there no matter what and to just do my best,” Belcher stated after concluding the record setting event during a Cleveland vs. to give the students a lesson on city government and voting booths Silverdale Baptist Academy swim meet. Belcher has been swimming competitively for the Cleveland Raider and Cleveland Aqua Tigers swim were set up for the students to vote on the presidents running for programs for four years. election.