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Staff Writer he said. “We’re here to help.” stafftaff Writerriter Staff of Scruples ance In The MonMonroeroe Room at AmbiAmbiance RUNWAY FASHIONS SaSalonlon SuiteSuites,s, fframedramed phophotostos of an ace the Nails & Hair moves elelegantegant MaMarilynrilyn MonroeMonroe gracegr the walls. revious- to Giannas’s Salon Andrea MMcVicker,cVicker, 30, who pprevious- moving to of Scruples Nails & Hair he folks of Scruples Nails & Hair Duke’s business makes between ly worked in salons in both Northars Port First, though, I d has 15 ye and PPortort Charlotte anand has 15 years have moved, and are now sharing annas’s Salon in T uare plaza. ssameame locationlocation forfor 20 years before the sale of the building eerr NancyNancy Menelli PHOTOPHOTO PPROVIDEDROVIDED asked him about his Steve Duke has been in the 800 and 1,000 transactions a month. Fridays. ail techstechs Wendy Sandro, rancis “Bud” DeGrasse of Port Charlotte Ginny Borysenko and hair stylists FrancisF “Bud” DeGrasse of Port Charlotte ammy Jackson and celebrcelebratedated his 100th bbirthdayirthday on Dec. 29 , TTammy Jackson and iends from as far away as BIZ BITS | 11 with family and frfriends from as far saway “Li as Maine and California.California. Bud’sBud’s mottomotto iis “Li background. And I’m local pawn shop business for four Unfortunately, that success comes what you make it.” They will WRITINGI N P U N TA G O R DA InstantInstant RebatesRebates BY GORDON BOWER, PGH CORRESPONDENT UpUp toto $2,700!$2,700! or its size, Punta Gorda is a city P|14-15 decades. The 63-year-old owner of rich in the arts. Just look at the growing number of published writers Putting glad I did. with a slight downside — about 1 or number of artists at the Visual F who live locally is not noticeable until Arts Center and the number of galleries in town. 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“After 15 years, 1/31/14 BAUMANN one day we came Columnist home … and we said, maybe we should just try to do something else,” Steve said. They drew up an escape plan, bought a Works of art motor home, sold the house and quit their jobs. Sayonara, San Jose! “We were in our mid-40s and we were on the road and we had no real commit- ments anywhere,” Steve said. “We left one life and entered another life.” For 16 years, as it turned out. The Christians traveled continuously for four, five years — “pretty much a vagabond kind of thing” — then modified PHOTO PROVIDED their lifestyle. They volunteered at state and national parks for long stretches, then kk “Illusion,” by artist Denny moved into their seasonal amusement Bond of East Petersburg, park phase. (They ran Space Mountain for Pa., is one of the works of two winters.) art that will be on display Mid-2000s, Steve and Linda began at the Visual Arts Center’s working at holiday gift centers for See’s National Art Exhibition, Candies. This led to a “posting” at a See’s which runs Feb. 1 through kiosk in Sarasota. March 9. Story and more “It gave us an opportunity to fall in love 1 1 photos on page 4. with this area and realize that if, when the 0 time came for us to transition out of the life on the road, this is where it would be,” Steve said. After the crash, they bought a home in Venice and put down roots. a Which is a long-about route to bike o / trails and Steve’s ideas for a North Port p I connector. Linda rides. But Steve rides a whole lot. When he was younger, Steve was a runner, preferring 50- and 100-mile runs. The knees wore out and he got a bike. Again, long hauls. The self-described “bicycle advocate” More than a lost dog has mapped local trails from the paved Legacy Trail to roadways and into the pre- By ADAM KREGER to a lost daughter. served lands of eastern Sarasota County. Staff Writer “I can’t do anything about my He has produced an 18-page document daughter,” Lewis said Monday. “So called “North Port Connector Options.” When Carol Maherg (known by I’m trying to do something about (Find it at www.bikeveniceflorida.com.) some as Carol Lewis) crashed her her dog.” y He and others are lobbying local officials car into a semi-truck Thursday Maherg was a member of f to build two bridges in the preserved l afternoon on U.S. 17 near Arcadia, the Punta Gorda Horseman’s lands. The first would link North Port’s a witness ran over and opened Association for over 10 years. Lewis Myakkahatchee Environmental Park with Maherg’s door to see if he could said Maherg had been riding, the Carlton Ranch. That has received help. jumping and showing horses for partial funding of $200,000 from the North Maherg’s dog — a 3-year-old most of her life, and people in the Port City Commission. Sarasota County brown vizsla mix named Roxy — ran community recently were getting to commissioners recently endorsed the idea from the wreckage south on U.S. 17 know Roxy. “She was a dog all the other — they’re now looking for money. PHOTO PROVIDED toward Arcadia. “It’s a short bridge and a long leap,” Maherg, 28, of Punta Gorda, died dogs got along with,” said Lewis. Steve says. Roxy (right) is a 3-year-old light brown vizsla from her injuries. “Everyone knew her by name.” When the bridges do come to pass, mix who ran from a fatal car crash in Arcadia Maherg’s mother, Pat Lewis, Laura St. John, president of Steve doesn’t expect a heck of a lot of on Thursday. The victim’s mother is looking for is now seeking help to recover people to start out in North Port, travel help in getting the dog back. the dog — a last connection DOG | 6 off-road and on-road in a 32-mile loop, or swing over to the Legacy Trail and on up to Sarasota. And back. He’ll do it, of course, but he’s a rare one. The point is to create a network. Give Vincent pursues re-election people different access points. Get them into the park lands. Promote outdoor By IAN ROSS reason he ran the first time. — and has even pushed small mea- recreation and eco-tourism. Staff Writer “I’ve always had this inclination sures like viewing documents elec- “Everybody is sitting around the table toward education. It’s just my career tronically at board meetings instead of … and all agree that this is a great thing to Ian Vincent is near- path didn’t take me that way,” he said. printing them on colored paper to save I do because it opens up this whole area to a \ ing the completion of Instead, Vincent said, “I run a small money. these people who don’t have any way to his first term on the business, so I understand finances.” “When I ran, that was a big part of get into there now,” he says. Charlotte County School Based on his experiences, he believes what I could talk about. I do believe … “North Port has handed us the project Board, and he plans to the “difference between a great year on a silver platter, because they have had VINCENT run again for the same and a bad year is really small changes” VINCENT | 6 the foresight to fund it. So if we can’t make it happen at this point, then shame on us.” CORRECTION Stephen Baumann is a member of Tours of the historic Hermitage House Artist Complex begin at 4:30 p.m. Friday, and will be followed by a 5:15 p.m. beach reading featuring the Poet Laureate of the the Sun’s editorial board. Contact him United States, Natasha Trethewey and two Massachusetts Institute of Technology musicians. The Hermitage House Artist Complex is located at 6660 Manasota Key Road, at [email protected], or call Englewood. A column in Sunday’s Sun included the wrong date. 941-681-3003. 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0003373396-01 Our Town Page 4 C www.sunnewspapers.net LOCAL/REGIONAL NEWS The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014 City strikes impact fee deal with developer By BRENDA BARBOSA in 2004 Charlotte fee credits could only be to the city at a 10 percent Staff Writer County had passed a used in SLD’s industrial discount for all projects WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: resolution that estab- park, he noted. totaling up to $300,000 • “I think the agreement can withstand any type of legal challenge if, PUNTA GORDA — City lished the Enterprise “The second set of worth of impact fees. when you make your motion, you make a finding on the record that the officials have struck a Charlotte Airport Park impact fee credits they For larger projects that agreement provides a sufficiently strong and substantial benefit to the deal with prominent infrastructure incentive gave us had to do with surpass that amount, city. Then, that would have no problem.” land developer and local program, which allowed all the connector roads,” SLD would give the city — Punta Gorda City Manager David Levin entrepreneur Bruce developers to develop a Bayne said. “Those an additional five per- • “It doesn’t take long on a commercial building for impact fees (to Laishley to purchase piece of property within connector roads totaled cent discount for a total add up). Restaurant space pays a higher fee than say office space and impact fee credits from the ECAP located just $1.9 million in impact of up to 15 percent. office space pays higher than warehouse space. So when you start seeing his company, Southwest south of the Punta Gorda fee credits that the coun- So, for instance, if mixed-use (development) going in with a restaurant and a lot retail, the Land Developers, at a Airport, in exchange for ty gave to SLD. That’s a builder had to pay impact fees go up quickly.” 10 percent discount. impact fee credits. The where those credits $50,000 in impact fees — Bruce Laishley, principal partner of Southwest Land Developers The deal, which was object of the program came from.” — $10,000 of which • “Just to give you a frame of reference, (food distributor) Cheney recently discussed at a was to attract businesses And those are the pertained to the county Brothers might pay $400,000 in impact fees. We have a total of almost City Council meeting, to Charlotte County with credits Punta Gorda — the city would pay $4 million (worth of credits). So it would take 10 Cheneys for us to use involves Punta Gorda “shovel-ready” property. agreed to buy at a SLD $9,000 for $10,000 up all the credits. That’s a long time. At the rate that we’re going, we’d be buying credits from SLD In 2006, SLD took discount from SLD. worth of credits and retired by that time.” for county road impact advantage of the pro- In essence, here’s how keep $1,000. — Gary Bayne of Southwest Engineering, fees on a per-project gram, undertaking two it would work: “As a staff, we would representing Southwest Land Developers basis. projects. When a residential or recommend that since “We have $1.9 million “One was the entrance commercial developer these are impact fees up, especially with the We could try the month- of impact fee credits road coming off Piper wants to build in the being paid for roads, we economy the way it’s ly pay-as-you go option that we have to dwindle Road leading to our city, they walk into the would probably want been. If the economy for two years to test out down,” said SLD repre- industrial park, which building department to use them more for were booming, they’d be the system.” sentative Gary Bayne. is a 400-acre industrial with their plans and, capital projects,” said gone by now.” Councilwoman “We’re at $1.7 million so park where we put in depending on the size City Manager Howard City Council members, Carolyn Freeland in the last four to five 4.5 miles of road, water and use of the structure, Kunik. while concerned it might thanked SLD for the years we’ve only used and sewer,” Bayne said. pay two sets of impact In exchange, SLD come across to the offer, adding “This is about $200,000 because “In return, we turned fees — the city portion would recoup some of public as “preferential very, very generous.” of the recession. But we that over to the county and the county road the value of the credits in treatment” to one com- The City Council see things picking up and (they) offered us portion. At the end of lesser time, said Laishley. pany, lauded the idea. unanimously directed and we think it’s a good two sets of impact fee the month, the city wires “If we just use impact “This agreement staff to draw up an opportunity not only for credits.” the county its portion of fees only on our own would save the city agreement which will be the city to use (but for One involved the impact fees. projects, it could take 30, money,” said Mayor brought back for final us as well.) It’s a win-win entrance road coming What SLD proposed 40 years,” Laishley said. Rachel Keesling. “I have approval at a future for everybody.” into the park, Bayne doing is selling their “We don’t do enough some trepidation over meeting. According to Bayne, said. Those road impact county impact fee credits projects to use that the public interest test. Email: [email protected] National exhibition returns to arts center By BARBARA selected for display and announced Feb. 6 at BEAN-MELLINGER possible awards. the Toast the Winners NATIONAL ART EXHIBITION Also … Sun CorreSpondent The 130 works repre- champagne reception. • Jurist Samson will give a live portrait demon- When: Saturday through March 9 sent 98 artists — includ- The cost to attend the stration at the Edison State College auditorium Where: Visual Arts Center, 210 Maud St. Punta Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Cost to attend the In 1998, the Visual ing 31 from out of state, reception is $5. Gorda Arts Center in Punta said Nanette Crist, who This year’s jurist, who demonstration is $30 for center members and $40 for Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; nonmembers. Gorda started an exhibit is co-chairwoman of this selected the finalists and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and Sunday, 1 p.m. to that has been continued year’s exhibition along will select the winning • Roxanne Hanney will present a workshop, Why 4 p.m. You Like the Art You Like, Feb. 5 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. every other year since. with Ingrid Carroll. art, is Carl Samson. A Cost: Free All will be vying for figurative and plein air at the Visual Arts Center. The cost to attend is $15 for In the ensuing years, the Information: 941-639-8810 members and $20 for nonmembers. show has grown and be- prizes, including $2,000 painter, Samson has won come one of the premier for best of show, $1,000 both the Grand Prize art shows regionally and for second prize, $750 and the Distinguished portrait demonstration her stated or implied modern American art,” recognized by artists and for third, $750 for the Achievement awards on its stage. objective.” said Carroll. art lovers nationwide. Bowles Award for Portrait at the National Portrait In his judge’s state- The works he has Special exhibition The National Art Excellence, and $500 for Competition. ment, Samson explained chosen to display vary hours are Monday Exhibition starts the watercolor award. He has served as his philosophy on being widely, from a collection through Friday, 9 a.m. to Saturday and runs The public will select the chairman of the advisory an art juror: “A juror for of flatware to landscapes 4 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. through March 9. No People’s Choice winner board to the American an exhibition need not to portraits. They to 4 p.m.; and Sunday, admission fee is charged by donating $1 per vote Society of Portrait factor into the decision represent a wide range 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. to view the exhibit. among those who choose Artists, lectured at the one’s personal likes of media from oil to For more information Over 450 works of art to participate — for what Metropolitan Museum and dislikes. What is of two-dimensional collage. or tickets visit, the were submitted for con- they believe is the best of Art in New York, and utmost importance is “It’s a wonderful op- Visual Arts Center at sideration in the show. piece of art. was the first artist to be how well an individual portunity for the public 210 Maud Street or call From those, 130 were Winners will be recorded painting a live artist achieved his or to see a cross-section of 941-639-8810. C harrpottolotte CCountyounty Boardoard ooff CCountyounty Coommon&uonorsmmissioners Nflooct icc e ofof PP ublD°iDOc HHeirongearing BBoardoard ofof ZonorApZoning Appeals PHOTO PROVIDED NNoticeotice iiss herebyhereby givengiven thatthat thethe CharlotteCharlotte CCountyounty BBoardoard ofof ZoningZoning AppealsAppeals williwll conductconduct a ppublicublic hhearingearing oonn thethe followingfollowing ppetitionsetitions. SaidSaid publicpublic hearinghearing See “Carpenter’s . iwll be conducted on Wednesday, ebFruary 12, 2014 at 9:00 a.m. in Nightmare,” by will be conducted on Wednesday , February 12. 2014 at 9°00 a.m. on Meeting Room 119, Building A, Charlotte County Administration Center, Irving Rudley Meeting Room 119, Building A , Charlotte County Administration Center , 81500 Murdock Circle, Port Charlotte, Florida. All interested parties to the of Pembroke 18500 Murdock Circle, Port Charlotte , Florida . All interested parties to the eptitions should be present at that time. The Board of Zoning Appeals is Pines, Fla., at petitions should be present at that time. The Board of Zoning Appeals o s ont bound to consider the petitions in the order listed in this notice. Any of the National Art not bound to consider the petitions In the order listed In this notice. Any of htese petitions may be considered as soon as the meeting commences. Exhibition at the these petitions may be considered as soon as the meeting commences. oCpies of the petitions, along with their complete legal description, are Visual Arts Cente Copies of the petitions , along with their complete legal description , are vaailable for review at the Charlotte County Community Development in Punta Gorda. available for review at the Charlotte County Community Development eDpartment, Zoning Office, Charlotte County Administration Center, 18400 Department , Zoning Office , Charlotte County Administration Center, 1 8400 Murdock Circle, Port Charlotte, Florida. Murdock Circle , Port Charlotte , R orada. PetitionePtition NNoo. VARVAR-14-14-001-001: Darin and Mary Waldeck are requesting a variance of 6.2’ to reduce the required rear yard setback from 15.0’ to 8.8’ for an existing lanai and a new screen enclosure for a swimming pool at an existing single-family residence in the Residential Single-family-3.5 (RSF-3.5) zoning district. The property address is 5174 Cooper Terrace, Port Charlotte, and is described as lot 60, of block 1700, of Port Charlotte Subdivision, Sub-section 54, located in Section 33, Township 40 South, Range 21 East.

PetotooePtition No.o. S5E-E-114-0024-002:0 Judy Hunter, agent for Charlotte County Utilities, is requesting a special exception to allow a sanitary sewer pump station in the Residential Single-family-3.5 (RSF- 3.5) zoning district. The property address is 391 Azalea Avenue and 592 Skylark Lane, Port Charlotte, and is described as Lots 13 and 14, of Block 110, of Port Charlotte Subdivision, Sub-section 10, located in Section 21, Township 40 South, Range 22 East.

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Run Date: January 28, 2014 50463454 The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014 LOCAL/REGIONAL NEWS www.sunnewspapers.net C Our Town Page 5 | OBITUARIES CHARLOTTE Busy roadway through Alan Roger Jones Wayne Bruce Alan Roger Jones, 69, of Arcadia, Fla., peacefully Wayne “Wayno” Bruce, passed away Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014, surrounded 64, passed away Monday, and comforted by his family at Tidewell Hospice in preserve discussed Jan. 20, 2014, at his home Port Charlotte, Fla. from a mas- He was born in Bournemouth, By SCOTT LOCKWOOD sive heart England, May 31, 1944. Staff Writer ADDING BUS SERVICES FROM attack. On May 24, 1952, days before his He was 9th birthday, he arrived with his par- SARASOTA COUNTY NORTH PORT TO PORT CHARLOTTE a highly ents, Cecil and Gladys, and his sister, — Regional transporta- At a joint MPO meeting (with the Sarasota-Manatee Metropol- decorated Jennifer, in New York City on The tion planners say there’s itan Planning Organization and the Charlotte County-Punta Gorda U.S. Marine, M.V. Georgic. They settled in Canada a need for more alterna- Metropolitan Planning Organization), members discussed a potential earning where his brother, Paul, was born in tives to Interstate 75 and fixed bus route from North Port to Charlotte County. three purple 1959. Alan served in the Royal Canadian Navy. He one might be through The proposed route could prove a money-saver for riders, espe- hearts, and he moved to Pompano Beach, Fla., in 1965, where he the Carlton Preserve. cially in Charlotte County, where no fixed-route service is offered. flew his flags met his wife, Carol Ann Baxter. In an eight-minute While Sarasota County has Sarasota County Area Transportation, daily. His love of Alan and Carol were married June 8, 1967, and conversation Monday, Charlotte has Dial-A-Ride, a curb-to-curb bus service available to our country was spent 46 loving years together. They were blessed members of the the public for a small fee, and the Sunshine Ride program for the known to all. with three beautiful children, Timothy (fiancée, Sarasota-Manatee transportation-disadvantaged and elderly, low-income and rural Wayne is survived by Annette Webb) Jones, Robin Segroves (Christopher) Metropolitan Planning residents. his wife, Joyce; siblings, Davidson, and Kimberly (Thomas) Jones-Beilstein. Organization, which Victoria Carpenter, director of Charlotte County Human Services, Arline, John, Roberta, Alan loved and cherished each one of their seven includes Sarasota said Monday that Sunshine Ride service provided more than 1,400 April, Geoff and Susan; grandchildren, Brendon Alan Segroves, Amanda County and North Port trips to North Port last year and nearly 400 trips to the Englewood numerous nieces and Ann (Nicholas) Selwyn, Megan Ann Jones, Nicole commissioners, and the area last year. Officials from Charlotte County’s transit services said the average nephews; and a multitude Ann Segroves, Timothy Alan Jones Jr., Lilley Kathryn Charlotte County-Punta price of a trip on those rides is approximately $20. By comparison, of good friends. He will be Jones, and Parker Alan Jones. Gorda Metropolitan He began his career with Orkin Exterminating a round-trip on a Sarasota County Area Transit bus is less than $5, sadly missed by all. Planning Organization, according to SCAT director Glama Carter. May he rest in peace. Company in 1968 until 1985 when he started his which includes Charlotte own business, Jones Exterminating Company, in Sarasota and Charlotte County Commissioners on both MPO A celebration of his life County and Punta boards voiced their concerns over costs. Lepp said between 350-600 Arcadia. Alan always said his customers were not will be held at a later date. Gorda elected officials, riders per day would use the service, which could cost $3,000 per just clients, but his friends. They knew when he ar- Arrangements are by discussed extending weekday to operate or $1 million per year. Charlotte County Commis- ICS, Inc. rived at their homes, because they would hear him Toledo Blade Boulevard sioner Stephen Deutsch said there have been concerns about how it “whistle while he worked.” He retired December to Choctaw Boulevard would affect the dial-a-ride service and said it could be cheaper “to Winston Elcock 2012. (which Toledo Blade give everyone a taxi ride” when looking at the total cost. Alan will be greatly missed by all who knew him. becomes north of I-75) “If this is a service that we think is worth something and the Winston Elcock, 73, He will forever live within our hearts. through the Carlton residents of our community will benefit from it, then it makes sense of Port Charlotte, Fla., A private celebration of Alan’s life will be attended Preserve to State Road to do it,” Deutsch said. “We’ve got to take a good look at the numbers passed away Saturday, by family. In lieu of flowers, because of the kind 72 (in Sarasota bordering and take a good look at the costs and how it would affect each Jan. 25, 2014, at Tidewell and compassionate care extended to Alan and his Arcadia). county.” Hospice House in Port family in his final days, donations can be made in North Port Carter said that grant funding could be used in the first two years Charlotte. Arrangements his name to Tidewell Hospice-Port Charlotte, 1144 Commissioner Linda to help pay for the system, but the counties would be on their own are by National Cremation Veronica St., Port Charlotte, FL 33938. Online con- Yates said it is early in from the third year forward. Society of Port Charlotte. dolences can be made at www.pongerkaysgrady. the conversation and the “It’s been a goal of ours for several years to try and see if some- com. city wants to get other thing like this is feasibly possible,” Sarasota County Commissioner Thelma M. Arrangements are by Ponger Kays Grady Funeral area officials thinking Nora Patterson said. Pinkstaff Home, Arcadia. about the possibility of Officials from both counties will continue to gather public input an alternative route. on the proposed transit service until June. Carter said the Sarasota Thelma M. Pinkstaff, ENGLEWOOD Charlie Powell “This opens up the County and Charlotte County commissions will discuss the matter 87, of Port Charlotte, Mercer discussion if we want to further in their joint meeting, which is scheduled for Feb. 7 in Fla., passed away Friday, No deaths were reported do this,” Yates said. Sarasota. Jan. 24, 2014, at Bayfront in Englewood Monday. Charlie Powell Mercer, The issue could be — Compiled by Scott Lockwood Health Port Charlotte. 94, of Arcadia, Fla., died met with resistance Arrangements are by NORTH PORT Monday, Jan. 27, 2014, at from wildlife lovers which a dump truck hit The boards also National Cremation his home. and environmentalists the overpass on Ponce discussed the possibility Society of Port Charlotte. No deaths were reported He was who use the trails in the De Leon Boulevard in of adding a bus system in North Port Monday. born May 16, preserve, which is owned North Port. between North Port Jerry Denis 1919, in by Sarasota County. Nora Patterson, a and Port Charlotte after Sommerville DESOTO Wauchula, Planning officials say longtime Sarasota a study showed there Fla., the son paving a portion of the County commissioner, would be an adequate Jerry Denis Donald R. Coker of T.O. “Tip” preserve and making it said she would “oppose” demand. Sommerville, 61, of Port Donald R. “Hobo” Coker, and Ruby into a roadway would any major road running Nick Lepp, a senior Charlotte, Fla., died 83, lifelong resident of Mercer. provide another north/ through the Carlton transportation planner Friday, Arcadia, Fla., passed away Charlie was of the Baptist south route from North tract. She said she for Renaissance Planning Jan. 24, Friday, Jan. 24, 2014. faith and a member of First Port and Port Charlotte believes it would be Group, told the MPO 2014, at He was born in Arcadia, Baptist Church of Arcadia. and could help during opposed by many indi- boards the study showed Fawcett Sept. 24, 1930, to Kirby and He was an entrepreneur hurricane evacuations viduals in the county. a high concentration Memorial Charity E. Hunt Coker. and owner of Mercer’s Men when the interstate and Charlotte County of people from North Hospital, and Western Wear. Charlie U.S. 41 become clogged Commissioner Chris Port trying to get to Port Donald attended school in DeSoto County and soon was a farmer in later years with traffic. Constance and several the Murdock Circle Charlotte; and drove a tractor until the North Port Planner other commissioners at area, where the Port Jerry had after, married the beau- tiful, Yvonne E. “Bonnie” age of 90. He loved people, Michele Norton said the meeting said there Charlotte Town Center battled multiple myelo- animals and his family. Monday that the city is was a need for more mall, Charlotte County ma since January 2009 Albritton. Together they Charlie is survived by his looking for an “ultimate north/south routes. government facilities, and passed away from raised five children. He was two sons and daughters- route” into the Sarasota “This is a regional other retail centers complications of the flu a self-employed carpenter in-law, Cary Mike (Kaye) area as part of its long- road issue that has been and several schools are and pneumonia. and helped build the high Mercer of Arcadia, and range transportation talked about for the located; and Parkside, He was born in school in Clewiston, as well as the First Baptist Church Charlie (Arluin) Mercer of plan. In addition to last decade,” Sarasota/ home to Bayfront Health Petaluma, Calif., to Richton, Miss.; five grand- George and Dorothy of Arcadia. Donald was helping with evacu- Manatee MPO Executive Port Charlotte and the a workaholic and always children, Ashley Mercer ations, the extension Director Michael Howe Promenades Mall. He said Sommerville. Grimaldi of Tampa, Fla., Jerry moved to Florida stayed busy and nothing would offer an alterna- said. “This is something the key focus in North pleased him more than Nicole Mercer of Tampa, tive to Interstate 75 in that we want to keep on Port is the U.S. 41-Sumter from California to work Betsy Mercer McKee for Adventist Health seeing others doing the the event it is closed for our radar screen and this Boulevard area, and same. He would spend (Shawn) of Brandon, Miss., an accident like it was is a good time to look at North Port City Hall. Systems. For the last Shawn Mercer (Katie) seven years Jerry was a hours after work and on for the recent one in it.” Email: [email protected] weekends piddling around of Richton, Miss., and financial planner and Charles Mercer of Olive part of the Sommerville the house. Donald enjoyed hunting, Branch, Miss.; and eight | COMMUNITY NEWS BRIEFS Financial Group at great-grandchildren. He oystering, fishing and Civic Association, 2001 Raymond James in Port was preceded in death by Fundraiser to Pop Warner raising worms. “The Worm Shreve Street, Punta Charlotte. He attend- his loving wife of 50 years, benefit children’s registrations set Man” sold worms by the Gorda. ed the Seventh-Day Louise Huff Mercer; and his Arcadia Fairgrounds for organizations Tickets are $20 in Adventist Church of Port daughter, Judy Ann Mercer. Pop Warner will hold many years and gave him advance, or $25 the Charlotte where he taught A visitation will be held Beyond Ourselves, registrations for football the opportunity to meet day of the tour. They Sabbath School. He was from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. the Punta Gorda Isles and cheer from 6 p.m. to an active member of the new people and visit with Civic Association’s are available at the 8 p.m. Feb. 6, and from old friends. Donald was a Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2014, Port Charlotte Rotary Community Service PGICA, or at the offices 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 8, very loving husband, father, at the chapel of Ponger- Club for many years. Kays-Grady Funeral Club, will play host of both the Punta at the Charlotte Warriors Jerry is survived by grandfather and friend. Homes, 50 N. Hillsborough to the fourth annual Gorda and Charlotte home field, 2610 Carmalita his loving family, wife, He is survived by a Ave., Arcadia. Funeral charity “Share the Love County Chambers of St., Punta Gorda. The Connie Sommerville of son, Barry Lynn (Colleen) services will be at 11 a.m. for the Kids” Home Commerce. Proceeds league’s season runs from Port Charlotte; daugh- Brown; daughters, Thursday, Jan. 30, 2014, at Tour from 10 a.m. to will benefit two local August to December. It ters, Heather Rose of Donna (James) Davis and the funeral home chapel 4 p.m. Feb. 15. This organizations that is for boys and girls 5 to North Port, Fla., and Carol (Sean) Ware; nine with Pastor Roy Arms of- event will include a focus on the needs of 15 years old. Football and Nicole Hickman of Port grandchildren, Richard ficiating. Burial will follow tour of seven beautiful, local children: New cheer registrations cost Charlotte; son, Harold Finnemore, George Brown, Operation Cooper $200. Additional times Angela Brown, Shannan at Oak Ridge Cemetery. In uniquely decorated Sommerville of Punta private homes located Street and Back and dates for registration Gorda, Fla.; brother, Lloyd, James C. Davis Jr., lieu of flowers, please make a donation to Tidewell in the Punta Gorda Pack Kidz. For more will be announced. 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His didn’t eat dinner and his area of Punta Gorda are still pending 2008. The Spring Hill for Mordenti using a heli­ mother, Karen Mordenti, grandmother couldn’t Danny Paul Mordenti, with the man had been staying copter and a bloodhound said he had been di­ find him, according to who went missing five ME. with his grandparents in when he was reported agnosed with bipolar reports. and a half years ago, The their home on Jolly Roger missing on May 23, 2008. disorder and had been Mordenti was a the Charlotte County’s LA L remains Boulevard — next to the CCSO spokeswoman “smiling again.” landscaper and had been Medical Examiner Office MORDENTI were found lot where his skeletal Debbie Bowe said no one Mordenti was arrest­ working at his grand­ confirmed. Jan. 10 on a vacant lot remains were found. was available Monday to ed and charged with parents’ house. Authorities in the 24000 block of Both grandparents are discuss the search. loitering or prowling said Monday the Jolly Roger Boulevard. now deceased, and the In 2012, family two days before he went Email: [email protected] River Road: Design and funding still at issue By STEVE REILLY independently, the improvement plans. permitting for widening pieces,” Harriott said. funding. However, the Staff Writer goal will be to garner Funding is a major North River Road is The last estimate for two MPOs need to make Florida Department issue, especially for 100 percent complete. the entire widening of a joint request. Even so, VENICE — River Road of Transportation’s South River Road. The county is 60 percent River Road was $95 mil­ Howe said, “The (TRIP) is now reaching the top “Transportation Regional Sarasota County is complete acquiring right lion, but that estimate funding has dwindled.” of the list of needed Incentive Program” already working to­ of way for the widening, was calculated before Charlotte County road projects for both (TRIP), which offers up ward expanding North Harriott said. South River the recession, and the Commissioner Chris Sarasota and Charlotte to a 50/50 matching River Road from the Road — from U.S. 41 to cost might be closer to Constance, chair of his counties. reimbursement for a Interstate 75 to the U.S. East Dearborn Street — $40 million to $50 mil­ county’s MPO board, Members of the portion of regional road 41­River Road intersec­ is another issue. lion, now, Harriott said. noted that Charlotte and Sarasota County­ projects. tion, Sarasota County “(South River Road) is Sarasota­Manatee the Lee County MPO Manatee and Charlotte With the funding in Public Works Director not designed yet, and it MPO views River Road as have a similar agreement County­Punta Gorda place for the expansion James Harriott told the has not been funded for its number one project to garner TRIP funding Metropolitan Planning of the U.S. 41­Venice MPO boards. The county design,” he said. “But we that needs federal and for Burnt Store Road. Organizations — multi bypass in place, Sarasota spent $8.7 million for have 75 percent of the state funding, Howe said. The Charlotte MPO is jurisdictional agencies County Commissioner the construction of the right of way, acquired That funding should start expected to discuss River overseeing the counties’ Nora Patterson pointed new River Road U.S. 41 through developer becoming available 2018 Road further at its next allocations of federal out how her county intersection and another agreements. to 2021. meeting, scheduled for and state transportation already views River $2.3 million repaving of “At the direction of Both Howe and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 24 funding — discussed Road as its top priority. South River Road from the (Sarasota County Charlotte County­Punta at the Charlotte County Monday how the expan­ Even so, Patterson also the intersection into Commission), we will Gorda MPO Director Administration Center, sion of River Road’s time said River Road is five Englewood, Harriott continue to work with the Robert Herrington 18500 Murdock Circle, has come. years off in her coun­ reported. MPO staff to program and suggested the two MPOs Port Charlotte. If the two MPOs agree ty’s five­year capital The designs and work on financially feasible could apply for TRIP Email: [email protected] | COMMUNITY NEWS BRIEF Library to hold influence the way writers in Florida and calls partic­ novelist. A Pulitzer win­ Florida’s bizarre people, is the master of literate literature series tell their stories. 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have been helping said, Vincent is “inclusive,” community, and what I to other offices. Lewis search the area. and wants to know “what knew I could do.” The School Board has DOG “We’re trying to get VINCENT teachers, students, parents During his first term, five seats that have four- FROM PAGE 1 the word out,” said FROM PAGE 1 say about this or that. … Vincent served as a vice year terms and go up for family friend Jenny I’d be happy to have him chairman for two years election on a rotating ba- the Punta Gorda Turner, who spent efficiency is what most win a second term, no and is currently chairman. sis. This year, the District 1 Horseman’s time riding around governments are lacking,” question about it.” “I’ve enjoyed growing and District 4 seats will Association, said Arcadia looking for Vincent said. Vincent is currently into the role and now be- be up for election, while the dog was spotted Roxy over the week- Fellow School Board running unopposed. He ing chairman and taking Districts 2, 3 and 5 will be Sunday near U.S. 17 end. “The dog is prob- member Barbara Rendell describes his first election on more of a leadership up for election in 2016. in Arcadia, but the ably traumatized.” said Vincent has helped as “heated,” and admits role,” he said. The election will be on witness didn’t catch Roxy is tagged and make the district more being unprepared for the Vincent said he filed the primary ballot Aug. 26. the dog. micro-chipped. Lewis cost-efficient. campaigning process. his candidacy with the Though the election “We want people said she may be shy, “He’s very budget “I’d never done Supervisor of Elections is on the primary bal- to realize she’s not but is friendly. conscious.” Rendell said. anything with politics office in February be- lot, Charlotte County just some stray,” said Anyone who “From little things like before in my life, certainly cause “it lets the admin- Assistant Supervisor of St. John. “People are spots or catches (colored paper) to bigger nothing like running for istration (and) schools Elections Lou Spacco looking for her. She’s the dog is asked to things like construction of office,” he said. know that I’m going to be noted School Board races probably very scared.” call Pat Lewis at a building … and every- However, Vincent around,” rather than use are nonpartisan. Association mem- 941-916-2305. thing in between.” triumphed. “I really ran on the School Board posi- bers and family friends Email: [email protected] In addition, Rendell me, what I’d done for the tion as a stepping stone Email: [email protected]

his hopes up. we’re not in business division Sgt. Chris Maler RISKY “In my 40 years, I don’t to buy stolen items. We points out shops are RECENT NOTABLE PAWN-RELATED know that I’ve ever got- pass on things all the required to keep items ARRESTS FROM PAGE 1 ten more than $200 in time.” sold to them for 30 days restitution,” said Duke. Carey Cizmarik, owner and items pawned to • Nov. 7 — Englewood area entertainer Timothy “Beau” Davis, report any transactions,” Wagner noted it’s hard of Paradise Jewelry and them for 60 days. 53, of Port Charlotte, was arrested and charged with burglary, grand said Charlotte County for criminals to make Pawn in North Port, has Duke says this causes theft, providing false information to a secondhand dealer and dealing Sheriff’s Office pawn money behind bars. been in the business for pawn shops to lose in stolen property. He allegedly stole a $7,000 wedding ring and other detective Matt Wagner. For Duke, there is 10 years. She said you money because if the jewelry from a woman who hired him to do work around the house. “They enter into busi- somewhat of a silver lin- sometimes have to “go shops buy gold, the Davis allegedly sold the ring to Precise Diamonds in Murdock. Davis ness at their own risk ing — another suspected with your gut” when market for gold may go was later charged with 10 more felonies after investigators discovered because, if something thief was caught. dealing with potential down by the time they he had allegedly sold more of the victim’s jewelry over multiple is stolen, we’re going “We do all kinds of clients to avoid stolen are allowed to sell it. transactions. to take it as evidence paperwork, take thumb- goods. “That, to me, sucks,” • Nov. 20 — Landscaper Richard Alan Smith Jr., 34, his brother, every time. It’s ‘buyer prints and IDs, and turn “Lately, there’s been he said. Robert Anthony Smith, 32, both Deep Creek, and Tiffany Marie Lalicata, beware.’” that in to the police a lot of people stealing Sometimes, items 29, North Port, were each arrested and charged with burglary, grand Not only is the pawn every night,” said Duke. from family members,” aren’t able to be saved. theft of more than $10,000 and dealing in stolen property. Lalicata was shop then out mer- “The only reason so said Cizmarik. Englewood enter- also charged with giving false information on pawned items. Smith Jr. allegedly stole $13,000 in jewelry from a client and Smith and Lalicata chandise it had legally many items are recov- Paradise “rarely” has tainer Timothy “Beau” obtained, Wagner said, helped him pawn the items at Gold Pros in Port Charlotte. ered is because we do had to turn items over Davis was arrested • Jan. 16 — Kenneth Barkley, 20, of Port Charlotte, was arrested on but it is also out the everything required of to law enforcement as in November after a 109 counts of dealing in stolen property, 33 counts of providing false money it paid for the us. Unfortunately, our evidence, she said, but Rotonda West woman owner information on pawned items, and one count of grand theft for item unless the thief is store sometimes gets a there are still issues the who hired him to work allegedly stealing 98 pieces of jewelry, nine collectible knives and two convicted and ordered bad rap because stolen shop has to deal with, on her home reported musical instruments from his girlfriend’s mother and then selling them to pay the money back. items are recovered like victims not wanting some of her jewelry was to Westchester Gold and Diamonds in Port Charlotte between August For instance, a Port here. But the only reason to press charges against missing. Authorities and January. Charlotte man was ar- (criminals) get caught is family. The shop is then claim Davis had sold • Jan. 23 — Michael Alexandros Halas, 20, of Port Charlotte, was rested earlier this month because we’re actually left with the task of 22 pieces of the victim’s arrested on five counts of dealing in stolen property and one count of for allegedly stealing doing everything right.” sorting out how to not jewelry to a local pawn providing false ownership information on pawned items for allegedly and then selling — to It’s a misconception lose money on the item shop two months before helping Barkley sell some of the stolen jewelry to Gold Pros in Port Westchester Gold — about pawn shops Duke in question. she alerted law enforce- Charlotte. over 100 pieces of jew- wishes to change, but “People come in irate,” ment. A friend of the elry or other collectible one he fears may always said Cizmarik. “The victim told the Sun some incidents. There were it, for every theft that items for $3,777. Duke’s stick around. most frustrating thing of the jewelry had been 143 arrests for dealing in occurs, chances are shop may eventually be “People always steal is that people think all melted down. stolen property in 2013, something is getting entitled to get its money things, and they’re going pawn shops are bad. It’s The CCSO works according to Sheriff’s pawned,” said Maler. back, but it’s hard for to need a place to sell not fair.” with pawn shops every Office records. the store’s owner to get them,” said Duke. “But CCSO intelligence day to prevent such “If you think about Email: [email protected] The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014 LOCAL/REGIONAL NEWS www.sunnewspapers.net C Our Town Page 7 Fundraiser for Crossroads By BRENDA BARBOSA once they turn 18. Staff Writer IF YOU GO “What they do for The Wine and Swine those boys is simply Rickey is one of fundraiser will be held Thursday amazing,” said Wessel. thousands of children beginning at 6 p.m. at the “It’s a great program, and in Florida’s foster care Orange House, 320 Sullivan we know the money we system. St., Punta Gorda. Tickets for raise is going to a good For the last several the event are $20 in advance cause.” years, he has bounced and $25 the day of the event, According to Davidson, from foster care family which includes a Spanish-style since Jan. 3, 2013, to foster care family, roasted pig dinner with elegant Crossroads has taken in been in countless homes, beer and wine pairings, live jazz 47 boys from across the and roughly a dozen entertainment and raffles. For state. Some have been schools. His latest stop more information, call 941-575- reunited with family is the group foster home 4550. members, six have aged for boys in east Punta out, and some have Gorda run by AMIKids own for a lifetime will had to be transferred to Crossroads. require participation by other homes because of Rickey, 15, has been many.” behavior and/or safety there for a little more To that extent, two issues. than a year, and if the local businesses have Though still too new staff and caregivers have stepped in to support the for any empirical data, their way, Crossroads will organization with a Wine Crossroads has already be the boy’s final home and Swine fundraiser begun to see some SUN PHOTOS BY BRENDA BARBOSA until he turns 18. Thursday beginning at success stories, Davidson Rickey, 15, smiles as he opens his presents last week at a party where he and several other That’s the official age 6 p.m. at the Orange said. teenage boys celebrated their birthdays. Rickey is one of 19 boys living at the group foster care when foster care kids age House, 320 Sullivan St., “One of our kids has home run by AMIKids Crossroads in east Punta Gorda. The organization this month celebrated out of the system and Punta Gorda. Tickets for increased his math grade its one-year-anniversary as a foster care facility. Before that, it had operated as a rehabilitation they are on their own. the event are $20 in ad- level by five and a half facility for male juvenile offenders. It’s a precarious vance and $25 the day of grades, and another has transition, one fraught the event, which includes increased his reading by presents, balloons and with pitfalls and mis- a Spanish-style roasted level by two and a half party decorations. steps, said Crossroads pig dinner with elegant grades, largely due to the After the boys blew Executive Director John beer and wine pairings, volunteer tutors assisting out their candles, each Davidson. live jazz entertainment them,” he said. “We had expressed his gratitude to Studies show that 1 in and raffles. two kids achieve their everyone in attendance. 4 foster care boys will “We liked the idea of GED (in December) “I want to thank you wind up homeless and 1 doing this because we and will be enrolled in for everything,” said one in 5 will wind up in pris- know a little will go a Edison State College (this 16-year-old, whose name on by age 22, he said. long way for this group,” January). We are seeing cannot be released. “Y’all “That transition period said Lisa Blanchard, one that our mentoring pro- don’t have to do what is the most critical time,” of the event organizers. gram for kids who have you do, but you did. And he said. Blanchard, the broker ‘crossed over’ — aged out for that I thank you from Unfortunately, it’s also of Landmark Realty, — is working.” the bottom of my heart.” the most underfunded. teamed with Ruth Indeed, at a recent Email: [email protected] Government money Wessel, co-owner of the party celebrating several barely chips away at Orange House, to put on of the boys’ birthdays, Volunteer mentors for the the needs of kids in the event. the family atmosphere Crossing Guards program at transition. Wessel and her hus- was quite noticeable. the group foster home run “Government dollars band had been volun- Boys laughed and by AMIKids Crossroads in will never pay more than teers with Crossroads’ joked, while mentors and east Punta Gorda help light sustenance,” Davidson Crossing Guard program, staff tried to keep the birthday candles for a handful said. “And in order to which helps boys transi- noise down. Pizza and of boys who celebrated their treat these kids like our tion into independence ice cream were flanked birthday last week. From shy student to confident youth By Al Hemingway participate at the state school to hone speaking that he was very shy and Sun CorreSpondent level. The winner of that skills before Friday’s nervous when he first will take home a $1,000 judging. stepped into his school’s PORT CHARLOTTE — scholarship and will “They practiced Boys and Girls Club. What a difference a year advance to the regional their speeches for 2 ½ The staff, he continued, has made for Joesph level. months,” Dorler said. “I was very supportive and Kennedy. Dominique Dawes, 15, told them if they stum- assisted him with his When the Murdock from Port Charlotte ble in their speech to homework and played Middle School eighth- High School, was first stop, take a deep breath, board games. grade student competed runner-up, and Logan step back, and continue. “I felt like they were a in the Youth of the Year Hunter, 11, from Port We are all human and second family,” he said. program, hosted by the Charlotte Middle School, make mistakes.” Dorler said all the Boys and Girls Clubs of was second runner-up. “The Youth of the kids have a story to tell. Charlotte County, he was “Winners at the Year program develops Many of them have painfully shy. On Friday, regional level receive a club members who are come from nothing and however, when he de- $10,000 scholarship,” articulate, well-groomed now have become great livered his three-minute said Lynn Dorler, chief and knowledgeable students. speech on what the club professional officer. “The spokespersons for their “I am so pleased with meant to him, he was national winner gets Club and community,” the progress that Joesph anything but shy. an additional $50,000 according to a Boys and has made since last His new-found scholarship.” Girls Clubs fact sheet. year,” he said. self-confidence paid Dorler said that taking “Thus, the program is “Now I am president off — he was selected part in the contest is a an effective year-round of the Torch Club and SUN PHOTO BY AL HEMINGWAY as the 2014 winner of wonderful experience development tool for all get to meet new people,” Joesph Kennedy was chosen as the Boys and Girls Clubs of the competition — and for the children. Each of members.” Joesph said. “Boys and Charlotte County Youth of the Year and will compete at the he will be traveling to the contestants worked Joesph, 14, told the Girls Clubs are the best state level in April. Orlando on April 28 to closely with a mentor at panel of nine judges place in the world.” | COMMUNITY NEWS BRIEF Jebry and Friends at 7 p.m. Feb. 10 at the Band singer who was among Markaverich and trio. may be purchased by calling to appear Cultural Center of Charlotte the first to bring jazz to CCJS members with a 941-625-4175, ext. 221; or County, 2280 Aaron St., Naples when she came here current membership card at the Center’s box office. The Charlotte County Port Charlotte. Jazz singer 22 years ago, will open the are admitted to the concert For more information, call Jazz Society will present Jebry, aka Judy Branch, the concert. The second half for free; tickets for non- 941-766-9422, or visit www. Jebry and Friends in concert one-time Harry James Big features piano phenom Mike members cost $20. Tickets ccjazz.org. CHARLOTTE COUNTY 9:30 p.m. Friday and Feb. 7; 3:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m. and ride all rides from noon to 6 p.m. for $15, admission and regular adult admission is $5. 9:30 p.m. Saturday and Feb. 8; 2:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. not included. FAIR SCHEDULE Sunday and Feb. 9; and 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. • Feb. 3: Ride all rides for $2 per ride from 5 p.m. to Regular gate admission Feb. 3-6. 10 p.m. Admission is $2. • Adults, $7; students, $5; children 5 and younger, The Charlotte County Fair runs from Friday to Feb. 9 • Live Mixed Martial Arts fights: starting at 8 p.m. • Feb. 4: Free admission day — Ride all rides free. at the Charlotte County Fairgrounds, 2333 El Jobean Saturday. E&K Promotions presents more than from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. for $15. The free admission is • Parking: $5 Road (State Road 776), Port Charlotte. 12 sanctioned MMA bouts, with some of the best sponsored by Palm Auto Mall. Contemporary Christian fighters in the region, including four hard-hitting Concert offered, with music provided by Port Charlotte Agriculture shows Showtimes grudge matches. Tickets (includes fair admission): $15 United Methodist and First Alliance churches. • Steer show: 7 p.m. Friday. • Tricky Dogs Show: 5:15 p.m., 7:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. presale, or $22 at door; $25 for table seats. For ticket • Feb. 5-6: Ride all rides from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. for • Poultry show: 12:30 p.m. Saturday. Friday and Feb. 7; 1:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. information, call 941-875-0273 or 941-286-2214. $15, admission not included. • Hog show: 6 p.m. Saturday. Saturday, Feb.1 and Feb. 8; and 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. • Feb. 7: Ride all rides from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. for $20, • Rabbit/cavy show: 12:30 p.m. Sunday. Sunday, Feb.2 and Feb. 9. Fair schedule and ride promotions admission included. No-ride general admission is $5. • Goat show: 6:30 p.m. Feb. 3. • Great American Frontier Show: 6 p.m., 8 p.m. • Friday: Ride all rides from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. for $20, • Feb. 8: 4-H/FFA day — free admission with 4-H/ • Open breed show: 7 p.m. Feb. 7. and 10 p.m. Friday; 2:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. admission included. No-ride general admission is $5 FFA card, pin and shirt; others: ride all rides from noon Saturday and Feb. 8; 1:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Sunday; from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. for $20, admission not included. Auctions/sales 5:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Feb. 3-6; 6:30 p.m., 9 p.m. and • Saturday: Ride all rides from noon to 6 p.m. for • Feb. 9: Student day — free admission for • Small animal auction: noon Feb. 8. 10 p.m. Feb. 7; and 1:15 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Feb. 9. $20, admission not included. all students and school employees with a valid ID; • Buyers’ barbecue: 2 p.m. Feb. 8. • Wolves of the World Show: 5:30, 7 p.m. and • Sunday: Seniors’ day — $2 admission; others: others: ride all rides from noon to 6 p.m. for $15, • Large animal auction: 4 p.m. Feb. 8.

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TRUST 2006-1 ASSET BACKED 20TH Judicial Circuit in and for telephone number is (941) 637- DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ‘Ladies Night 3100 NOTES CHARLOTTE County, Florida, 2281, within two working days of ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDI- Plaintiff wherein WELLS, FARGO BANK, your receipt of this [describe TORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL Out’ offered v. N.A. AS SUCCESSOR BY MERG- notice]; if you are hearing or voice OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN FRANK J. MORSE, et al, ER TO WACHOVIA BANK, N.A is impaired, call 711. INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER Trek Bikes and Bicycle Defendant(s). Plaintiff and KENNETH R. KUIKEN Si ou se yon moun ki gen yon OR AGAINST THE ESTATE OF Center, 3795 Tamiami Trail, NOTICE OF SALE A/K/A KENNETH KUIKEN; AS THE andikap ki bezwen aranjman nen- MAVIS E. DEAN, DECEASED; et. Port Charlotte, will hold NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KEN- pot nan lod yo patisipe nan sa a al., a “Ladies Night” at 6 p.m. suant to an Order of Final Judg- NETH R. 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Tanpri kontakte Adminis- FORECLOSURE SALE other bike-minded women LEGALS Civil Case No. 10001908CA of KUIKEN, AS PERSONAL REPRE- tratif Sevis Manadje a, ki gen NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and learn bike riding tips. the Circuit Court of the Twentieth SENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF biwo sitiye nan 350 Avenue Mari- pursuant to a Final Judgment Judicial Circuit in and for Char- ANNA KUIKEN, DECEASED; on E., Punta Gorda, Florid 33950, dated Dec. 9, 2013, entered in This event will be a casual, lotte County, Florida, wherein the GARRY KUIKEN; AS THE epi ki gen nimewo telefon se Civil Case No.: 08-20I2-CA- informative evening filled FICTITIOUS NAME Clerk of the Circuit Court will sell UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF GARRY (941) 637-2281, nan de jou k ap 003277, of the Circuit Court of with repair and mainte- to the highest bidder for cash on travay yo resevwa ou nan sa a 3112 KUIKEN, IF ANY N/K/A LINDA the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in nance clinics, fit seminars, 20th day of March, 2014, at KUIKEN; ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS, [avi dekri]; si ou se odyans oswa and for Charlotte County, Florida, 11:00 a.m. at website: BENEFICIARIES, LEGATEES, vwa ki gen pwoblem, rele 711. wherein OCWEN LOAN SERVIC- fashion, door prizes, wine, https://www.charlotte.realfore- DEVISEES, PERSONAL REPRE- Si vous etes une personne handi- ING, LLC, is Plaintiff, and THE cheese, and more. This close.com, in accordance with 1/28/2014 SENTATIVES, CREDITORS OR capee qui a besoin d’une adapta- UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, event is free and open Chapter 45 Florida Statutes, rela- ANY OTHER PERSON CLAIMING tion pour pouvoir participer a DEVISEES, GRANTEES, NOTICE OF tive to the following described BY THROUGH, UNDER OR cette instance, vous avez le droit, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI- to the first 75 people AUCTION property as set forth in the Final AGAINST ANNA KUIKEN, sans frais pour vous, pour la four- TORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL who RSVP to http:// Judgment, to wit: DECEASED; COLUMBIA SOUTH- niture d’une assistance certain. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN ladiesnightatbicyclecenter. 3119 LOT 32, BLOCK 3184, PORT WEST FLORIDA REGIONAL MED- S’il vous plait contacter le INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER CHARLOTTE SUBDIVISION, SEC- ICAL CENTER D/B/A SOUTH- Directeur des services adminis- OR AGAINST THE ESTATE OF eventbrite.com. TION 51, ACCORDING TO THE WEST FLORIDA REGIONAL MED- tratifs, dont le bureau est situe au MAVIS E. DEAN, DECEASED; For more information, NOTICE OF SALE/AUCTION PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN ICAL CENTER; BARCLAYS BANK 350, avenue E. Marion, Punta ALMA GRANT; DOROTHY call 941-627-6600. Per FL Statute 713.78 PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 65A THRU DELAWARE; STATE OF FLORIDA - Gorda, Floride 33950, et dont le SPENCE; WINSOM WEDDEN- Time of Sale 10:00 am 65H OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; numero de telephone est le (941) BURN; BERKLEY HOUSE OF Location of Sale: A1 Auto Body, OF CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORI- UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; 637-2281, dans les deux jours PORT CHARLOTTE- A CONDO- Bluegrass 23309 Harborview Rd. DA. JOHN DOE OR ANY OTHER PER- ouvrables suivant la reception de MINIUM, INC.; UNKNOWN TEN- Charlotte Harbor, FL 33980 Any person claiming an interest in SON IN POSSESSION; all la presente [decrire avis]; si vous ANT #1; UNKNOWN TENANT #2; concert offered Date of Sale: 2/15/14 the surplus from the sale, if any, unknown parties claiming by, etes audience ou de la voix ALL OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES VEHICLE DESCRIPTION: other than the property owner as through, under or against the alteree, composer le 711. CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, The Cultural Center VIN: 1G1LD55MXSY171703 of the date of the Lis Pendes named defendants, whether living Si usted es una persona con una THROUGH, UNDER, AND of Charlotte County, must file a claim within 60 days 1995 Chevy or not, and whether said unknown discapacidad que necesita AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- 2280 Aaron St., Port Publish: January 28, 2014 after the sale. parties claims as heirs, devisees, cualquier acomodacion para DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN 130547 2993691 AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- grantees, assignees, lienors, poder participar en este proced- TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER Charlotte, will play host TIES ACT. If you are a person creditors, trustees, or in any imiento, usted tiene derecho, sin SAME UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY to a Bluegrass concert NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION with a disability who needs other capacity, claiming by, costa alguno para usted, para el CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- The following vehicle/vessel(s) any accommodation in order at 1 p.m. Feb. 15 in the through under or against the suministro de determinada asis- ES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, will be auctioned for unpaid tow- to participate in this proceed- Cultural Center theater. named Defendants are the tencia. Por favor, pongase en GRANTEES, OR OTHER ing & storage charges only, per ing, you are entitled, at no Defendants, I will sell to the high- contacto con el Administrador de CLAIMANTS, are Defendant(s). Tickets are $10 at the FS 713.78. Vehicle @ 4439 Mel- cost to you, to the provision of est and best bidder for cash at Servicios Administrativos, cuya BARBARA T. SCOTT, the Clerk door, or $5 with member- bourne St, Punta Gorda, FL certain assistance. Please oficina esta ubicada en 350 E. of Court shall sell to the highest 33980 contact Jon Embury, Adminis- the WWW.CHARLOTTE.REAL- ship; memberships are FORECLOSE,COM of the CHAR- Avenida Marion, Punta Gorda, bidder for cash at 11:00 a.m., in Make: DATS Year: 1973 trative Services Manager, Florida 33950, y cuyo numero de accordance with Chapter 45 Flori- $15 per year for individu- VIN#: LB110556909 LOTTE County Courthouse, Flori- whose office is located at 350 telefono es (941) 637-2281, den- da. Statutes, online at www.char- Make: Ford esc Year: 2002 da, at 11:00 AM , on the 19 day als older than 18. E. Marion Avenue, Punta tro de los dos dias habiles sigu- lotte.realforeclose.com on the VIN#: 1FMYU02182KC27193 Gorda, Florida 33950, and of March, 2014, the following At 10:30 a.m. Feb. 15, described property as set forth in ientes a la recepcion de esta 21 day of March, 2014 the fol- Auction Date: 2/17/2014 whose telephone number is [describa aviso]; Si usted. esta lowing described real property as an outdoor Bluegrass Slo- 8:00:00 AM (941) 637-2110, at least 7 said Order or Final Judgment, to wit: escuchando o la voz alterada, set forth in said Final Judgment, jam session will be held Publish: January 28, 2014 days before your scheduled llame al 711. to wit: 318559 2993747 court appearance, or immedi- LOT 129, BLOCK 1176, at the Cultural Center. PORT CHARLOTTE SUBDI- Publish: 1/28/14 and 2/4/14 CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO. 203 ately upon receiving this noti- 276862 2993348 IN BERKLEY HOUSE OF PORT The Slo-jams are limited fication if the time before the VISION, SECTION 43, NOTICE TO ACCORDING TO THE MAP CHARLOTTE, A CONDOMINI- to musicians playing CREDITORS scheduled court appearance IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UM ACCORDING TO THE DEC- is less than 7 days; if you are OR PLAT THEREOF, AS TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Bluegrass instruments 3120 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK LARATION OF CONDOMINIUM hearing or voice impaired, OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR THEREOF, RECORDED IN –– guitar, fiddle, dobro, call 711. 5, PAGE 53A THROUGH CHARLOTTE COUNTY 53C, OF THE PUBLIC OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK mandolin, five-string Dated at PUNTA GORDA, Florida GENERAL JURISDICTION 409, AT PAGE 866, AND AS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT RECORDS OF CHARLOTTE banjo and acoustic bass. this 25th day of November, DIVISION SHOWN IN THE PLOT PLAN AS FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, COUNTY, 2013. CASE NO. 2011-CA-002747 RECORDED IN CONDOMINIUM Participation in the Slo- FLORIDA FLORIDA Kristy P. BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC- BOOK 1, AT PAGES 20A AND jam is free of charge. PROBATE DIVISION Street Address: CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC 20B, AND ANY AMENDMENTS IN RE: ESTATE OF 121 SINCLAIR STREET SW, For more information Charlotte County, Florida HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP FKA THEREOF, ALL OF THE PUBLIC LILLIAN L. SPEER, PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORI- about either event, call Publish: 1/28/14 and 2/4/14 COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS RECORDS OF CHARLOTTE deceased. DA 33952 329037 2993797 SERVICING LP, COUNTY, FLORIDA.. 941-625-4175, ext. 221, or File No. 14000070CP Any person claiming an interest in Plaintiff, This property is located at the NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the surplus from the sale, if any, visit www.thecultural vs. Street address of: 21300 Brin- TO: ALL PERSONS HAVING TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT other than the property owner as center.com. KATHLEEN ASHBAUGH A/K/A son Ave-unit 203, Port Char- CLAIMS OR DEMANDS OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR of the date of the lis pendens, KATHLEEN LESLIE ASHBAUGH, lotte, FL 33952. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: CHARLOTTE COUNTY must file a claim within sixty (60) THOMAS ASHBAUGH A/K/A If you are a person claiming a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- GENERAL JURISDICTION days after the sale. DAR to hold THOMAS ALLEN ASHBAUGH, right to funds remaining after the FIED that an Order of Ancillary DIVISION WITNESS my hand and the seal of PAMELA T. ALEXANDER, WILLIAM sale, you must file a claim with fundraiser Summary Administration has CASE NO. 08-2010-CA-004620 the Court this 21 day of Novem- J. ALEXANDER, ANY AND ALL the clerk no later than 60 days been entered in the estate of Lil- SUNTRUST BANK, ber, 2013. UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING after the sale. If you fail to file a The Charlotte Bay lian L. Speer, deceased, File Plaintiff, BARBARA T. SCOTT BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND claim you will not be entitled to No. 14000070CP, by the Circuit vs. By Kristy P. Chapter of the Daughters AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED any remaining funds. After 60 Court for Charlotte County, Flori- FL 110 GULFVIEW, LLC, et al, As Deputy Clerk of the American INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO days, only the owner of record as da, Probate Division, the address Defendants. If you are an individual with a dis- ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD of the date of the Iis pendens may Revolution will hold a of which is 350 East Marion NOTICE OF ability who needs an accommoda- OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID claim the surplus. Avenue, Punta Gorda, Florida FORECLOSURE SALE tion in order to participate in a Presidents Day Fashion UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM WITNESS my hand and the seal of 33950; that the decedent’s date NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- court proceeding or other court Show at 6 p.m. Feb. 17 at AN INTEREST A SPOUSES, the court on December 11, of death was July 24, 2013; suant to a Final Judgment of Fore- service, program, or activity, you HEIRS, DIVISEES, GRANTEES, 2013. Busey Bank, 2815 Tamiami that the total value of the estate is closure filed November 19, 2013 are entitled, at no cost to you, to OR OTHER CLAIMANTS, TENANT BARBARA T. SCOTT Trail, Punta Gorda. Tickets $14,500.00 and that the names entered in Civil Case No. 10- the provision of certain assis- #1, TENANT #2,TENANT #3, CLERK OF THE COURT and address of those to whom it 004620-CA of the Circuit Court of tance. Please contact Jon Ern- are $10 per person, and TENANT #4, J. Miles has been assigned by such order the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in bury. Admin. Sv. Mgr., 350 E. may be purchased at the Defendants. By: Deputy Clerk are: and for Charlotte County, Punta Marion Avenue, Punta Gorda, FL NOTICE OF IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DAR’s business sponsors Darrel E. Tongate Gorda, Florida, I will sell to the 33950 [email protected] FORECLOSURE SALE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- 7 Wyndemere highest and best bidder for cash phone (941) 637-2110 as far in –– Busey Bank, Kays NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- TIES ACT, If you are a person Hendersonville, TN 37075 at advance as possible, but prefer- suant to a Summary Final Judg- Kloset, Pampered Chef and www.charlotte.realforeclose.com with a disability who needs David W. Tongate ably at least seven (7) days ment of Foreclosure filed Sep- Park Lane Jewelry –– or in accordance with Chapter 45 any accommodation in order 157 Village Lane before your scheduled court tember 17, 2013 entered in Civil Florida Statutes at 11:00 AM on appearance or other court activi- to participate in this proceed- at the door the night of Pelham, AL 35124 Case No. 2011-CA-002747 of the ing, you are entitled, at no the 20 day of March, 2014 on the ty. Circuit Court of the Twentieth the event. Proceeds will Sue Terrell Kettle following described property as Publish: 1/28/14 and 2/4/14 cost to you to the provision of 19 Huntington Drive Judicial Circuit in and for Char- certain assistance. Please benefit the DAR-supported set forth in said Final Judgment: 102903 2993882 lotte County, Punta Gorda, Flori- Clarksville, TN 37043 Lot 12, Block 3, Punta Gorda contact the Office of the Court Tamassee School. For IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE da, I will sell to the highest and Isles, Section 4, according to the Administrator, (941) 637- more information regard- ALL INTERESTED PERSONS TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT best bidder for cash at www.char- map or plat thereof as recorded 2281, within two (2) working ARE NOTIFIED THAT: IN AND FOR lotte.realforeclose.com in accor- ing the school, visit www. All creditors of the estate of the in Plat Book 5, pages 45A and days of your receipt of this CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA, dance with Chapter 45 Florida notice; if you are hearing or Tdarschool.org. For more decedent and persons having 45B, of the Public Records of CIVIL ACTION Statutes at 11:00 a.m. on the 17 claims or demands against the Charlotte County, Florida voice impaired, call TDD 1- information regarding the CASE NO.: 11002007CA day of March, 2014 on the fol- 800-955-8771. estate of the decedent other than a/k/a 110 Gulfview Rd, BAC HOME LOANS lowing described property as set fashion show, call Kathy those for whom provision for full Punta Gorda, FL 33950 Publish: 1/28/14 and 2/4/14 SERVICING. LP, forth in said Summary Final Judg- 296930 2993920 Knee at 941-626-4107. payment was made in the Order Any person claiming an interest in Plaintiff ment: of Summary Administration must the surplus from the sale, if any, vs. Lots 831 and 832, AMENDED file their claims with this court other than the property owner as PHYLLIS A JORDAN, et al. PLAT OF SOUTH PUNTA A Bargain Mangrove WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS of the date of the Lis Pendens, Defendant(s) GORDA HEIGHTS AND ITS Symposium SET FORTH IN SECTION must file a claim within 60 days NOTICE OF SALE FIRST ADDITION, according to 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA after the sale. Notice is hereby given that, pur- the Plat thereof, as recorded Hunters offered PROBATE CODE. Dated this 22 day of November, suant to a Final Judgment of Fore- in Plat Book 5, Pages 17A ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS 2013. closure, dated November 19; thru 17C, of the Public Delight The University of NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 2013, entered in Civil Case Num- Records of Charlotte County, Florida/IFAS Extension, EVER BARRED. As Clerk of the Court ber 11002007CA, in the Circuit Florida. Check the NOTWITHSTANDING ANY BY: Kristy P. Court for Charlotte County, Flori- Any person claiming an interest Charlotte County and OTHER APPLICABLE TIME Deputy Clerk da, wherein BAC HOME LOANS in the surplus from the sale, if Classifieds Florida Sea Grant will PERIOD, ANY CLAIM FILED If you are a person with a dis- SERVICING. LP is the Plaintiff, and any, other than the property hold the 2014 Mangrove TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE ability who needs any accom- PHYLLIS A JORDAN, et al., are the owner as of the date of the Lis first! AFTER THE DECEDENT’S modation in order to partici- Defendants, Charlotte County Pendens, must file a claim within Symposium from 8 a.m. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. pate in this proceeding, you Clerk of Court will sell the proper- 60 days after the sale. A Whole to 3:30 p.m. Feb. 20 at the The date of first publication of are entitled, at no cost to you, ty situated in Charlotte County, Dated this 2 day of October, Charlotte County Eastport to the provision of certain Marketplace this Notice is January 21, 2014. Florida, described as: 2013. Environmental Campus, GEORGE R. KETTLE, assistance. Please contact LOT 118, BLOCK 1998, PORT CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Petitioner Jon Embury, Administrative CHARLOTTE SUBDIVISION, SEC- As Clerk of the Court of shopping 25550 Harborview Road, 19 Huntington Drive Services Manager, whose TION 60, ACCORDING TO THE BY: Mj. B. White Port Charlotte. This office is located at 350 E. is right at Clarksville, TN 37043 PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN Deputy Clerk program is intended for SUE TERRELL KETTLE, Marion Avenue, Punta Gorda, PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 74A If you are a person with a dis- Petitioner Florida 33950, and whose THROUGH 74K, INCLUSIVE PUB- ability who needs any accom- your landscape profession- 19 Huntington Drive telephone number is (941) LIC RECORDS OF CHARLOTTE modation in order to partici- als, master gardeners, Clarksville, TN 37043 637-2110, at least 7 days COUNTY, FLORIDA. pate in this proceeding, you fingertips! homeowner associations, LAW OFFICE OF before your scheduled court at public sale, to the highest bid- are entitled, at no cost to you, and residents living on THOMAS W. GARRARD, P.A. appearance, or immediately der, for cash, at to the provision of certain NOTICE OF SALE By THOMAS W. GARRARD upon receiving this notifica- www.charlotte.realforeclose.com assistance. Please contact the water who wish to Florida Bar No. 096941 tion if the time before the in accordance with Chapter 45 Jon Embury, Administrative 3130 enhance or incorporate scheduled appearance is less 306 East Olympia Avenue Florida Statutes at 11:00 AM, on Services Manager, whose mangroves in their land- Punta Gorda, Florida 33950 than 7 days; if you are hear- the 20th day of March, 2014. office is located at 350 E. (941) 639-7020 Telephone ing or voice impaired, call Any person claiming an interest in Marion Avenue, Punta Gorda, scape. Symposium speak- (941) 637-7352 Facsimile 711. the surplus from the sale, if any, Florida 33950, and whose NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: ers will discuss the role [email protected] Publish: 1/28/14 and 2/4/14 other than the property owner as telephone number is (941) ABLE WRECKER & ROAD SER- and value of mangroves; [email protected] 338116 2993895 of the date of the lis pendens VICE LLC gives Notice of Foreclo- 637-2110, at least 7 days rules and laws that govern Attorney for Petitioner IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE must file a claim within 60 days before your scheduled court sure of Lien and intent to sell Publish: January 21 & 28, 2014 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, after the sale. appearance, or immediately these vehicles on 02/11/2014, mangrove trimming; and 112157 2990923 IN AND FOR Dated: December 17, 2013. upon receiving this notifica- 08:00 am at 5135 NE CUBITIS mangrove pruning and By: M. B. White AVENUE ARCADIA, FL 34266, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA tion if the time before the growing techniques. The NOTICE OF CASE NO. 11-000966-CA Charlotte County Clerk of Court scheduled court appearance pursuant to subsection 713.78 of WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT is less than 7 days; if you are the Florida Statutes. ABLE cost to attend is $25 per FORECLOSURE If you are a person with a disabili- AS SUCCESSOR BY MERGER hearing or voice impaired, WRECKER & ROAD SERVICE LLC person, which includes 3122 ty who needs any accommoda- TO WACHOVIA BANK, N.A call 711. reserves the right to accept or tion in order to participate in this lunch. Registration is Plaintiff, Publish: 1/28/14 and 2/4/14 reject any and/or all bids. proceeding, you are entitled, at vs. 338038 2993871 2FTHF25HXSCA09618 online at www.eventbrite. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF no cost to you, to the provision of KENNETH R. KUIKEN 1995 FORD com/e/2014-mangrove- THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL certain assistance. Please con- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE A/K/A KENNETH KUIKEN, ET AL Publish: January 28, 2014 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CHAR- tact the Administrative Services TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 108133 2993700 symposium-registration- LOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA Defendants. Manager, whose office is located IN AND FOR 7918040071. Pre- NOTICE OF SALE Case No. 10001908CA at 350 E. Marion Avenue, Punta CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA registration is required. Section: PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 Gorda, Florida 33950, and whose CIVIL DIVISION DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Case No.: 08-2012-CA-003277 Space is limited. For TRUST COMPANY, AS INDEN- suant to the Summary Final Judg- OCWEN LOAN SERVICING. LLC CCashash iinn wwitith more information, call TURED TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF ment in Foreclosure dated To view today’s legal notices Plaintiff, Betty Staugler at 941-764- NOVEMBER 18, 2013 and v. OF THE HOLDERS OF THE and more visit, 4346 or Tom Becker at ACCREDITED MORTGAGE LOAN entered in Case No. 11-000966- THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, CCmslass! CA of the Circuit Court of the www.floridapublicnotices.com 941-764-4351. The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014 LOCAL/REGIONAL NEWS www.sunnewspapers.net C Our Town Page 9

SHOOT FOR THE MOON by Billie Truitt Edited by Stanley Newman Report: Man www .stanxwords.com ACROSS 67 Coffee 10 "Am _ early?" 42 Debate topic 1 Courageous lightener 11 Advertising si gn 43 Traffic jam 5 Omelet 68 Boohooed gas 48 Secret plan ingredients 69 Crockpot meal 12 Lions and tigers 50 "Doggone it!" fondled 14-year-old 9 Chop finel 70 Garden shovel 13 Three letters in 53 Noisy fight y 14 Region 71 Young girl "mommy" 55 Bread that's PORT CHARLOTTE — | POLICE BEAT 15 Window-blind 72 Lowest cards in 21 "Tag, _ it!" browned A Port Charlotte man part royal flushes 22 Small souvenir 56 Angelic remained behind bars The information for Police Beat is gathered from police, sheriff’s office, Florida Highway 16 Top sports 25 Actors memorize instrument Monday after allegedly Patrol, jail and fire records. Not every arrest leads to a conviction and guilt or innocence is squad DOWN them 57 Brainstorm touching his co- worker’s determined by the court system. 17 Be dressed in 1 out 26 Bull's sound 58 Alum young daughter 18 Confident (reprimand) 27 Take the bolt off 59 "Not guilty," fishing boat had been crime has been redacted inappropriately. 19 Underground 2 Triple-decker 29 Mailed out for one According to the taken overnight from from law enforcement plant parts cookie 30 Math proportion 60 Baseball Charlotte County his driveway along with reports — were each 20 Exalted goals 3 Piece of lettuce 32 Drought relief arbiters his 2014 Continental charged with robbery. Sheriff’s Office, Taylor 23 Tofu source 4 Pub game 33 Love , in France 61 Location Lee Hendrix, 20, of the aluminum boat trailer. Arney was charged with 24 Prefix for 5 Opinion pieces 34 On edge 62 Genesis garden 200 block of Martin Drive The boat and trailer robbery with a weapon profit 6 Feeling blue 35 Letters before 63 Stitches in Port Charlotte, was at were secured with a and felony battery. 25 Baton Rouge 7 Clothing tees together a campfire Jan. 19 at a padlock, but someone The juveniles were sch. 8 Beer mug 37 Otherwise 64 Laptops that home in Port Charlotte cut through it, the report booked at the Charlotte 28 World power 9 Yacht's dock 39 Word like "be" aren't Apples: with a group of people, shows. County Jail and turned until 1991: area or "go" Abbr. including a co-worker The trailer’s tag reads over to the Department of Abbr . and her 14-year-old “167 NVJ.” The boat had a Juvenile Justice. 31 Martial art 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 daughter. 25 HP Mercury outboard 1 36 Deeply felt 11 4 1s 16 Around 11:30 p.m., motor with black housing The Charlotte County Sheriff’s 38 Rain-gutter site Taylor was waiting in and two white fish skel- Office reported the following 40 Iowa city 17 18 19 the driveway for his eton stickers on the sides. arrests: 1 41 Exalted goals 120 21 22 ride home when the The propeller is stainless • Darren Tyrell William Jr., 25, 44 Slices of 14-year-old girl walked steel. 1400 block of 17th St., Sarasota. history 23 24 out front, the report Anyone with informa- Charge: failure to appear. Bond: none. 45 Mix together 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 36 shows. She told author- tion concerning the theft • Pamela Hembree Wertenbach, 46 Currentl y 1 ities Taylor then pulled should call the Sheriff’s 36, 500 block of Sharon Circle, Port occupied 36 37 38 39 40 her in and kissed her but Office at 941-639-2101, Charlotte. Charges: petty theft, 47 Emphasize 1 41 42 43 she pushed him away or Crime Stoppers at possession of cocaine, possession 49 Woodwind 800-780-TIPS (8477). of a controlled substance without a _ and said no. Next, Taylor instrument 144 T5 46 allegedly reached down prescription and possession of drug 51 Second notes the front of the girl’s Report: Drug-deal paraphernalia. Bond: $7,000. of t he scale 47 48 49 50 51 pants and fondled her • Antrice LaShawn Sirmons, 24, robbery injures 52 Baby bear 52 53 54 55 and she again told him 15-year-old of Plant City, Fla. Charges: driving 54 Crude no. with a revoked license, possession of structure 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 Taylor reportedly told PORT CHARLOTTE less than 20 grams of marijuana and 56 Exalted goals 6a 65 66 the victim, “Shut up and — Three Port Charlotte introduction of a controlled substance 64 Military go with it.” juveniles were arrested into a state correctional institution. chaplain 67 68 69 The victim told inves- Sunday in connection to Bond: $6,000. 65 mate r 70 71 72 tigators she was scared a robbery that sent the • Simmie Lee Wilson, 45, of 66 Helper and had never been in 15-year-old victim to the Brunswick, Ga. Charge: violation of CREATORS SYNDICATE © 2014 STANLEY NEWMAN STANXWORDSOVAOL.COM 1/28/14 that situation before, so hospital, according to the parole. Bond: none. she waited until four days Charlotte County Sheriff’s ...... later to say anything. Office. The North Port Police Answer to previous puzzle LOTS OAHU METE R Taylor was arrested Brian Dunbar, 16, Department reported the E U R0 TWOS A L I V Friday on a count of Bradley Arney, 17, and following arrests: I R I S TABS CARE D Look for a third S O O N E RO R L A T E R sexual battery, but the Eric Moore, 16, were • Joseph John Millslagle, 28, EWE charge has since been each charged in connec- 1000 block of Ohana Way, North Port. T W A S A B S reduced to attempted tion with robbing a Charge: Charlotte County, Fla., warrant crossword in O OSS A B E E T R E A S U R E sexual battery, according 15-year-old boy who was (original charge: DUI). Bond: none. EK L I T E R to court records. meeting Dunbar for a • Nakia Pittman, 21, 21500 block S B L AST S the Sun Classified B I 0 The suspect is being marijuana deal Sunday of Kenyon Ave., Port Charlotte. F I C T I ON held at the Charlotte at the intersection of Charges: possession of marijuana and I D E O P E C County Jail without Rutherford Avenue operating a motor vehicle without a section. LOP WEE D STE bond due to violating and Nina Street in Port valid license. Bond: $620. R ER ENS ANDS his probation from an Charlotte, the report 1/28/14 unspecified charge. shows. The Sarasota County Sheriff’s Arney allegedly jumped Office reported the following CCSO seeking out of the woods, shot arrests: help in theft the buyer in the face • Jonathan Allen Koerbel, 22, Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Pu zzle with a pellet gun and 80 block of West Fray St., Englewood. Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Lewis of vintage boat hit him with it after he Charge: Charlotte County, warrant PORT CHARLOTTE — wouldn’t relinquish both (original charges: grand theft and ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 The Charlotte County the money and the drugs, burglary). Bond: none. 1 Scale units: Abbr. Sheriff’s Office is seeking authorities said. Arney • James Willard Madison, 63, 4 Does as told 14 15 16 and Dunbar reportedly 500 block of Lowell Ave., Port information about the 9 Jazz singer 17 18 19 theft of a vintage boat. fled. Charlotte. Charges: two counts of Carmen Deputies responded The victim was treated contempt of court (original charges: 14 Pop-up path 20 21 Saturday to a home on for injuries at Fawcett using a computer to solicit a parent or 15 Gold purity unit Tinker Street in Port Memorial Hospital in Port guardian and traveling to meet a child 16 Greeted the day 22 23 Charlotte, where the Charlotte. after using a computer to lure a child). 17 Resembling an home owner said his Dunbar and Moore — Bond: $50,000. equine 24 25 26 27 29 29 30 19 Some IRAs, 1958 Herters model whose involvement in the — Compiled by Adam Kreger 31 32 33 34 35 informally 20 2002 Sandra 36 37 3& 39 40 Bullock film 22 Like the articles 41 42 43 44 Truck damages I-75 overpass "a" and "an": Abbr. as 46 147 23 Baseball Hall of By DREW WINCHESTER 48 49 50 s, 52 s3 Staff Writer Famer Speaker 24 1 981 Alan Alda 5a ss ss 57 sa SARASOTA COUNTY film , with 'The" — Florida Department of 31 Spread 59 60 Transportation officials re- throughout - 35 Enjoy eagerly 61 62 63 opened one southbound , S%f P1 r 36 Blue hue lane of Interstate 75 a 64 65 66 Monday afternoon follow- =! .` _ 37 TV host Philbin 5MM ' 40 Zip ing an incident that shut JW_ 77, 're the littlest 1/28/14 down the highway and 41 They By David Poole in their litters the University Parkway 4 Cow's Skull with Monday 's Puzzle Solved 43 Peter and Paul, Calico Roses" overpass. but not Mary DAB T A B S T H R A S H According to FDOT painter Georgia 451988 John M I T ARE T H A spokeswoman Lauren 5 Bundle in a barn E D U E 0 1 ..: . . Cusack film 6 «CHIPS" star B U M A R I D E L EASE D Hatchell, the single south- 48 Deserve bound lane was re-opened Estrada R E P L Y AWE P E A S - - ... \\ 49 "Don't count your 7 Gabs and gabs around 3 p.m. after all chickens before A L E E M P 0 L E S A P ART . southbound lanes were COURTESY OF THE BRADENTON HERALD 8 Angioplasty they hatch," e.g. implants D R I E R I BET E closed around 12:30 p.m. Traffic was backed up on Interstate 75 on Monday following an 54 1984 Molly 9 Word before arts A G O E R E N U R A J A H Northbound lanes equipment accident on the University Parkway overpass that Ringwald film or law L I F T 0 N E S S P I R I T S remained open all day. 11 shut down all south bound lanes for a few hours. A single south 59 Former 10 Buttery bakery E L F I N B L E U M E T Hatchell said a large bound lane was re-opened late Monday and all north bound Portuguese buy R 0 0 K O CM P H truck carrying pile- lanes remain open. colony in China 11 Campus ENE driving equipment was 60 Unwilling recruiting org. C A P A N D G 0 W N R E A M crossing the overpass The single southbound The Florida Highway 61 Unifying idea 12 Arthur of tennis S CAM E B B D 0 N N A when some of the lane will remain open Patrol was conducting 62 Storm drain cover 13 Some MIT grads P U P I L S A P R E S S K 1 equipment fell off and through today, according an investigation into the 63 Fish eggs 18 Stockholm's A T E S T S M 0 0 N 0 L D damaged the overpass. to Hatchell, as FDOT circumstances surround- 64 Sharon of country: Abbr. N E R U D A A X I S N E S Hatchell said several large officials currently have no ing the damage allegedly "Cagney & 21 Mined material I holes were punched into plans to once again shut caused by the truck, Lacey" 25 Sculling blade (c)2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 1/28/14 the overpass, causing down I-75. Hatchell said, but a full 65 Toys that have 26 Beehive State 38 Wall St. event 53 Fragrant chunks of concrete to fall Damage to the over- FHP report was unavail- their ups and native 39 Trifling amount compound on the interstate below. pass was sustained in able late Monday. downs 27 Lear's middle 42 Easter Island 54 Political satirist She said the overpass areas above the center FHP Lt. Greg Bueno 66 Month after Feb. daughter attractions Mort sustained “significant” and outside lane of I-75 could not be reached for 28 Iridescent gem 44 Batting postures 55 Slurpee damage, but was confi- southbound, she said, comment. DOWN 29 Without a thing 46 G. I . ration alternative dent that FDOT would adding that motorists Hatchell said to expect 1 "Chicago Hope" on 47 E, in Einstein's 56 Fiddling emperor work quickly to repair it. who normally use the delays on I-75 in both Emmy winner 30 Health resorts formula 57 Potter 's “With these type of sit- University Parkway south and northbound Christine 31 Remove the rind 50 Banned bug purchase 2 "Peanuts uations we’re in 24-hour overpass are encouraged directions until the re- " family from spray 58 Coupe or name 32 Kin of iso- 51 Clock radio convertible mode,” she said. “We to use the Fruitville Road pairs are fully completed. 3 New England 33 Hierarchy level feature 59 Appt. calendar have things in place to get exit to south of University food fish 34 Trig finals, e.g. 52 Salami selection entry this done pretty quickly.” Parkway. Email: [email protected] Our Town Page 10 C www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Derek Dunn-Rankin — Chairman Brian Gleason — Editorial page editor David Dunn-Rankin — Publisher Stephen Baumann — Editorial writer Chris Porter — Executive Editor Viewpoint Email letters to [email protected] | OUR VIEW and students so they can be taught and learn properly. You have failed to understand the Economic ups LISTEN. SUE problem, you have failed to . understand the solution, you and downs blur ; ; have failed the children of SAYINGMFR Charlotte County. The report in the Sun, county outlook 1 , / 1 quotes you, “We’re owning up to it,” “We’re saying we OUR POSITION: Change is are responsible … to fix our coming, but its impacts and problem.” scale are uncertain. So what is your solution? Where are the textbooks? here’s a reason econom- Where is the homework? ics is called the Dismal Christopher Sanford T Science. On a day when Rotonda West local employment and housing figures showed a strengthening rebound for Southwest Florida, Rabid animals, the stock market continued towards a potential downward dogs, coyotes correction after a robust 2013. Editor: The median price of an A I would like to address existing single-family home in Charlotte County rose to the letter that starts with, $140,000 in December 2013, up “Behaving like rabid animals.” 18 percent over December 2012. I can only assume that the The number of homes sold writer is a Democrat. This rose 28 percent to 323 versus gentleman makes veiled the same period last year. references to the KKK and Meanwhile, the unemployment the Republican Party. It is a rate in Charlotte County fell to fact that the KKK was an arm 5.8 percent in December 2013, of the Democratic Party and down by two percentage points they were both for segregation since December 2012 and a of the races. I have to wonder half percentage point from the in 1776. We do not live in the Democrats spending money why only Democrats accuse previous month. | LETTERS TO Wild West anymore. and not looking out for us anyone who does not agree In contrast, investors follow- | THE EDITOR As for the letter, while I feel taxpayers. with them as being racists. ing the stock market received sorry for your dog, I am glad I don’t know if he has The second letter that causes several doses of discomforting Writer just he is recovering. short-term memory or only me to comment is titled, “Time news last week, as the Dow Your comment: “While watches Fox News, but if he to go coyote hunting.” From Jones Industrial Average, an calling names we were out briefly on that can remember when President what the author says, his dog, index that tracks the stock Sunday morning, my dogs Bush took office there was a Curly, was running at large. He prices of 30 blue chip American Editor: were lured away into digging several billion-dollar surplus was “lured” into digging a tun- companies, fell by triple digits A writer on Jan. 23 proved an escape tunnel and one fled in the general fund. This nel from a secure compound. over several days. Since the the old adage that when the compound.” was right after a Democratic Dogs are not on the menu start of the new year, the index someone runs out of cogent Did you even read what president left office. of your typical coyote. My has lost 4.2 percent of its value thoughts they are left with you wrote? Your dog got out After giving a big tax break feeling is that Curly, while after registering a 26.5 percent name-calling as their last ar- while you were away. You were to the upper 2 percent and a running at large, messed rise in 2013. That could make gument. This writer, from Port not being a responsible dog small tax break to the middle with a coyote and the coyote for anxious times for holders Charlotte, started by calling owner. class, and after starting two defended himself. of individual company stocks Republicans “rabid animals” The other comment: “The wars (without paying for them), Keep your dogs at home and mutual funds that track and ended by inferring that fence bottom was buried in he left office with the economy and leave the coyotes alone. the broader market, such as Sen. Mitch McConnell and the soil to prevent animal in the dumpster and a several John Hetherington the Standard & Poor’s 500, Rep. John Boehner were passage.” The coyote did not trillion-dollar debt, which the Englewood which has lost 3.1 percent of its card-carrying members of the get in, your dog got out. Democrats have added to, to value year-to-date. KKK. If the dog would have been get the economy going again. Reduced mortgage bond I would be more impressed hit by a car, would you also The Republicans have blocked Medicaid funding buying by the Federal Reserve, if he had used his energies gather a posse to track the all job-creating bills, closed coupled with historically lofty trying to tell me why I should driver down and shoot him? the government down (to the needed in Florida ratios of companies’ stock price believe anything President It was your fault the dog tune of $24 billion), and seem Obama says after stating was hurt, not the coyote’s. to object to almost anything Editor: to their earnings, have some Looks like we’ve come to analysts predicting a stock on multiple occasions over Take responsibility. President Obama brings up. three years that if I “like my There is plenty of wildlife So get your facts straight the end of a rather unproduc- pullback in coming months. A tive year in Tallahassee, particu- stock market “correction” is de- insurance I can keep my in Florida, and soon it will be before putting a letter like that insurance.” Or, how about his the number three most pop- in Viewpoint. Some people larly in the health care field. fined as a drop of 10 percent or On May 24, Rep. Roberson more in valuation. Alternately, a multiple statements over sev- ulous state in the U.S. Where might believe. eral weeks that the Benghazi do you suppose wildlife Jack Herrington had a column in the paper tapering of the Fed’s monetary recapping the 2013 legislative policy tightening puts upwards massacre was a result of some should go? Arcadia YouTube video that no one If your dog would have bit session. He explained why he pressure on interest rates, and his fellow Republicans which have been a drag on had ever seen. somebody, you could be sued This writer is from the same or, worse, your dog put down. have turned down the $51 bil- earning for investors who have Where are lion in Medicaid money from money parked in low-interest mold as those who write Still your fault. student textbooks? the federal government. After bearing certificates of deposit, derogatory comments about Birgit Hanson repeated calls to his office to savings accounts and money people like me who watch North Port Editor: protest, I was told that the market funds. For a demo- “Faux News.” Watching Fox Charlotte County schools reason for his turning down graphic like Charlotte County, News I’ve learned that ABC, math rankings drop statewide the money was because he in which tens of thousands CBS and NBC spent 17 times Don’t shoot; from ninth to 39th. did not think that the federal of residents rely on earnings more time reporting on secure your dogs Superintendent Whittaker government would meet its from investments, trying to Cristygate in the first 23 hours than they had on the Obama blames this on lack of training commitment. In the mean- decide between riding out a Editor: administration’s use of the for math teachers. time, the states that have potential stock market malaise Regarding the letter titled, IRS to hamper his political What he failed to mention accepted the money are going or switching horses to ride a “Time to go on coyote hunt.” opposition since the IRS is that the county does not to get many of their poor and possible bond recovery can be a Let me be sure I get this story first broke. Those who provide textbooks to every needy taken care of. white-knuckle journey. straight: The writer feels he get their news from MSNBC student. Therefore, teachers On May 26, Derek Dunn- Rising home prices in has the right to take out a gun and Obama’s Organizing for cannot and do not assign Rankin published a column in Charlotte County will be good in a residential area (sorry — America are learning of these homework to students in which he said, “$51 billion dol- for sellers, real estate agents the estates are not compiled two scandals for the first time. order to reinforce lessons. lars is real money.” Sometime and homebuilders, but a scar- of 30-acre “spreads”) and Finally, my opposition to I contacted the Lemon Bay later our recalcitrant governor city of construction labor could shoot wild animals at his dis- President Obama has nothing High School principal and announced we probably limit the size of any boomlet. At cretion because his dogs were to do with his skin color and every school board member should accept the Medicaid the Sun’s recent building indus- “lured into digging an escape everything to do with his via email in 2013 asking about dollars. However, it still re- try roundtable, local builders tunnel under my fence” and socialist policies. textbooks for my son. Sadly, mains to be seen whether this lamented the exodus of expe- he’s protecting them. rienced construction workers Ronald Chapman less than half of the school was political posturing or not. Unless a rogue German board members responded Rep. Roberson should be during the real estate bust and Punta Gorda shepherd in a scanty outfit said career training in the field to my inquiry. Mr Bedford, reminded that the funds it re- was lavishly taunting his dogs, the principal at Lemon Bay, quires to take care of the needy is insufficient to rebuild the they were not “lured” any- labor pool. From 2008 to 2013, personally called me and did has to come ever increasingly Humans faulted, where, and I have a problem provide a full set of textbooks from the state budget. Peoples’ the number of construction driving or bicycling down workers in Charlotte County fell not coyotes for my son. Mr. Bedford health care premiums are where shots are being fired told me that textbooks are constantly accelerated because by 2,000 to 2,500. The field is at will. Secure your dogs. Are Editor: available to any student who of the shortfall to hospitals expected to grow by more than these letters published just to This is in reference to the requests them. However, I for treating indigent people. 6 percent or more, according to annoy people? economic development offi- letter, “Time to go on coyote have learned that the school Hospitals in general support cials, but there’s a Catch 22: If hunt.” Christi Colvin does not have the funds and/ the receipt of Medicaid monies there aren’t enough workers to My husband and I just North Port or the books to automatically from the federal government. build homes, fewer homes will recently moved to North Port. distribute textbooks to every Maybe it sounds unfair to get built and the draw to poten- We are absolutely stunned by student. hold Rep. Roberson personally tial workers is lower. How that the hate mail in the editorial Get facts right Sorry, Mr. Whittaker, the responsible, but in a represen- is resolved in the coming years section of the newspaper. before writing problem is not the lack of tative government, the voting will determine if the county What concerns me mostly is training for teachers, the lever is the only way we have meets its projected population the “trigger-happy” public and Editor: problem is the lack of resourc- to show our disapproval. growth of 10,000 residents by their right to carry and use. In the Viewpoint on Jan. 22, es. You fail to provide ade- John Washburn 2020. The constitution was written a letter writer wrote about quate resources to teachers Punta Gorda Nobody believes we’re worse off at this point than we were this time last year, but trying | LETTER SUBMISSION POLICY to divine where we’ll be col- Letters are welcome on virtually any subject, but we do have some rules. 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The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014 VIEWPOINT www.sunnewspapers.net C Our Town Page 11 Abortion defines the political parties t is 41 years since In the unlikely event number declined to Most Americans think the mother’s body, over the Supreme Court that Roe v. Wade were 1.2 million or perhaps abortion is wrong and which advocates insist I handed down the overturned, perhaps a below. should be illegal in she have control. A fetus Roe v. Wade decision, few legislatures — Utah? Guttmacher analysts some circumstances. is not the equivalent of a effectively legalizing Louisiana? Guam? blame this on restrictive Somewhat more believe mother’s fingernail. abortion everywhere — would prohibit all laws. They note that it to be morally wrong Sonograms, unavail- in the United States. Michael abortions. But not many. 35 states require parental than morally acceptable. able in 1973, reinforce Ever since, it has been a Barone It’s hard to criminalize notification or consent Very large majorities that impression. Their source of controversy — behavior that people for minors’ abortions would allow it for availability may be mak- and confusion. have been told is a right, and that Congress physical health reasons ing abortion less attrac- Some of that con- even one as vaguely forbids Medicaid funding and in cases of rape. But tive to young women. fusion is owed to the state legislature was defined as Justice of abortions. very large majorities also The murder conviction fact that the opinion beginning its session, Blackmun’s “privacy.” They point out that favor 24-hour waiting of Philadelphia abor- was written by Justice and many likely would Witness the resis- court decisions forced periods, mandatory tionist Kermit Gosnell Harry Blackmun, the have passed similar tance to prohibition of 17 states to fund abor- counseling, parental showed that restrictions only one of America’s legislation. gun ownership, albeit tions for low-income consent and husband on abortion clinics are 112 Supreme Court The result has been opponents on this issue women and four more notification. needed and are not just justices to spend most that abortion has have a constitutional text states do so voluntarily, Very large majorities “a war on women.” of his prejudicial legal become a national po- guaranteeing the “right and that 20 percent also oppose second- and Justice Blackmun career defending doc- litical issue. Initially, the of the people to keep of women receiving third-trimester abortion thought he settled the tors, as counsel for the abortion issue split both and bear arms.” Gun abortions report they got and support the 2003 abortion issue forever. Mayo Clinic. Doctors, parties. More recently, ownership continues, Medicaid funding. Allow federal law banning Forty-one years later, the not women, were the it has come to define and so will abortion. it in other states, they partial-birth abortion. debate goes on. targets of abortion them. But with this differ- imply, and more women These opinions are Michael Barone, senior prosecutions. Today there are few ence: Gun sales have would choose abortion. rooted in the recognition political analyst for The As Justice Ruth Bader pro-life Democratic been booming during the Further restrictions by most Americans that Washington Examiner Ginsburg noted last year, politicians or pro-choice Obama presidency, but imposed by states abortion ends a human (www.washington Roe “wasn’t woman-cen- Republicans. In Europe, the number of abortions since 2010 — requiring life. examiner.com), is a tered, it was physi- in contrast, where abor- has been declining counseling, banning Abortion advocates resident fellow at the cian-centered.” And, as tion has been legalized for many years. The abortions after 20 weeks, have long argued that American Enterprise she has noted, abortion with varying restrictions, peak abortion rate per cutting Planned a woman should have Institute, a Fox News law was already rapidly it has seldom been population was reached Parenthood funding — control over her body. Channel contributor changing when the case a matter of partisan in 1981, according to may further reduce the But these people, many and a co-author of The was decided in January controversy. the pro-abortion rights number of abortions. of whom argue that con- Almanac of American 1973. Amid the controversy, Guttmacher Institute, But these restrictions servatives ignore science Politics. To find out more In the five years before public opinion on whose data are accepted are in line with public on other issues, ignore about Michael Barone, Roe, 16 states with abortion has remained on all sides. opinion that, as my science on this one. and read features by 41 percent of the nation’s relatively constant for As population rose, American Enterprise Science tells us that other Creators writers population had liberal- many years and fully the absolute number Institute colleague Karlyn the fetus and the mother and cartoonists, visit ized their abortion laws. endorses neither the of abortions increased Bowman has document- have different DNA, the Creators Syndicate When the decision was pro-life nor pro-choice to a peak of 1.6 million ed, has remained steady that they are separate website at www.creators. announced, almost every positions. in 1990. Since then, the over many years. people and not part of com. Politics is a business of back-scratching

olitics is a business on a pillar too high to trivial, in nature if not the governor’s mansion, McDonnell and Williams, of back-scratching. see,” they wrote. amount. Maureen but her husband did his talking about using P The teller window Spare me. Even McDonnell had Williams share, setting up meet- Star Scientific stock to at the political favor bank Caligula would have take her on a $19,288 ings with state officials finance the investment is open 24/7 for deposits understood that the shopping spree at Oscar about funding Anatabloc properties, “discussed and withdrawals. You McDonnells’ conduct was de la Renta, Louis Vuitton studies and promoting whether such a transfer raise bundles; I appoint Ruth wrong. If they needed and Bergdorf Goodman. the state’s use of the would be reportable ... you to an ambassa- Marcus reading glasses to under- Spying Williams’ Rolex, supplement. and their mutual interest dorship. You offer your stand that, it reflects their she had him buy one Often, the timing in making sure that it private jet or vacation moral obtuseness, not for her husband, en- between Williams’ was not.” home; I speak at your the law’s ambiguity. graved “71st Governor largesse and official The indictment details corporate headquarters, McDonnell denounced Let’s review. The of Virginia.” McDonnell action was uncomfort- how, once federal agents touting your products. prosecutors’ “misguided McDonnells didn’t know and his sons not only ably close. For example, started investigating, So when former Virginia legal theory … that facili- Jonnie Williams, the head put multiple rounds of at 11:56 p.m. on Feb. 16, Maureen McDonnell Gov. Bob McDonnell ac- tating an introduction or of a dietary-supplement golf on Williams’ country 2012, Bob McDonnell tried to cover her tracks. cuses federal prosecutors meeting, appearing at a company named Star club tab, they hit up the emailed Williams about She allegedly lied to of pursuing a legal theory reception or expressing Scientific, before Bob pro shop for hundreds the logistics of a loan for agents about how long that would criminalize support for a Virginia McDonnell’s 2009 guber- of dollars in clubs and the beach properties. Six her husband had known ordinary political inter- business is a serious natorial campaign solic- clothes. minutes later, McDonnell Williams and about changes and courtesies, federal crime if it involves ited the use of its corpo- Other Williams pay- was emailing an aide, whether the loans were it’s worth considering a political donor or some- rate jet. A month after ments went to more es- “Pls see me about anat- being repaid. She asked whether he’s got a valid one who gave a gift.” If so, the election, Maureen sential expenses, such as abloc issues at VCU and Williams’ brother for point. McDonnell continued, McDonnell was already paying a wedding caterer UVA.” The aide replied, bills on home repairs Then it’s worth “then nearly every elected hitting up Williams for ($15,000) and ensuring “Will do. We need to be done months earlier, rereading the indictment official, from President an expensive inaugural the McDonnells’ financial careful with this issue.” and returned the luxury of McDonnell and his Obama on down, would gown, a plan nixed by the survival. Williams made This is not normal clothes with a note rapacious wife, Maureen, have to be charged governor’s staff. $120,000 in undocument- constituent service acting as if they were a and wallowing in the with providing tangible Undeterred, Maureen ed “loans” to bail out from the “Bob’s for loan all along. sordidness of a scheme benefits to donors.” McDonnell asked their rental properties. Jobs” governor. The There’s a legitimate that, as portrayed by McDonnell’s lawyers Williams for a “rain In turn, the indictment McDonnells’ conduct worry, one I share, about prosecutors, went far were even sharper, filing check” — and she meant alleges, the McDonnells suggests they knew they the criminalization of beyond back-scratching court papers replete with it. The indictment made extensive efforts had something to hide. politics. The McDonnell as usual. Even in the smarmy suggestions sketches a portrait of the to push Williams’ chief The indictment details indictment is not an context of Virginia’s lax- of partisan bias. “It has McDonnells, swimming in product, Anatabloc. how Maureen McDonnell example. beyond-belief gift rules, been a long time since credit card debt and stuck Maureen McDonnell was maneuvered to avoid Ruth Marcus is a the McDonnells’ conduct the Roman Emperor with money-losing resort the promoter in chief, reporting purchases of columnist for The crossed the line from Caligula imprisoned properties, using Williams traveling to Star Scientific Star Scientific shares Washington Post. undeniably scummy to people for violating laws as their personal ATM. events and hosting a on financial disclosure Readers may reach her at arguably criminal. written in tiny lettering Some expenses were lunch for the company at forms. Likewise, Bob [email protected]. Looking for a Friend?

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www.sunnewspapers.net -Z- Sir_ The TUESDAYWire JANUARY 28, 2014 Congressman Radel to resign The Royal Caribbean cruise line on Sunday ended a ship’s 10-day By MICHAEL J. MISHAK On Nov. 20, the freshman trip in the Caribbean early after AssociAted Press Writer Republican pleaded guilty to a misde- hundreds of passengers and meanor charge of cocaine possession crew members were sickened MIAMI — Facing a House ethics in- and was sentenced to a year of with a gastrointestinal illness. vestigation, the Florida congressman probation. He admitted to purchasing who pleaded guilty to cocaine-pos- 3.5 grams of cocaine from an under- session charges last year says he will cover officer Oct. 29 in Washington. — Page 3 — resign Monday evening, after several “While I have dealt with those is- GOP leaders requested that he step sues on a personal level, it is my belief down. that professionally I cannot fully and Global stock U.S. Rep. Trey Radel announced his effectively serve as a United States impending resignation in a letter to Representative to the place I love and declines continue House Speaker John Boehner, saying call home, Southwest Florida,” Radel that while this year has “already been wrote in the letter. tremendously positive … some of my Several GOP leaders, including struggles had serious consequences.” Gov. Rick Scott, had asked him to He will step down Monday, effective resign. But Radel had pledged to stay AP PHOTO at 6:30 p.m., the letter says. in office and rebuild constituents’ Politico first reported the upcoming In this July 9 photo, Rep. Henry “Trey” Radel, R-Fla., speaks in resignation Monday morning. RADEL | 4 Washington.

The Dow Jones industrial average slipped 41.23 points, or 0.26 percent, to 15,837.88. — Page 6 — State of the Union 10 things to know Tonight’s speech to focus on the achievable 1. What’s planned for By JULIE PACE low- state of union speech AssociAted Press Writer Avoiding lofty goals, Obama will announce smaller, achievable WASHINGTON — No proposals — such as job-training longer about bold ambi- initiatives — during the prime- tions, this year’s State of time address. See page 1. the Union address will focus more on what’s actually achievable. 2. Fla. medical pot For the White House, that dose of realism is ballot measure OK’d aimed at avoiding a repeat The Florida Supreme Court has of 2013, when a long cleared the way for a vote on list of unfulfilled policy medical marijuana in November. goals — including gun See page 1. control and an immigra- tion overhaul — dragged 12, 3. US wants to prevent President Barack Obama down like an anchor. ,l ' .t w; , tom- ' ? . f: spying on its spies Tuesday’s prime-time 1 1 The AP learns that the U.S. govern- address will focus instead ment is funding research aimed at on redefining success for coming up with a way to encrypt Obama — not by what he searches of electronic records. can jam through Congress See page 2. but rather by what he can accomplish through his own presidential powers.

4. Baby, it’s cold He is expected to an- S ri in the Midwest nounce executive actions on job training, retirement The bitter chill upends daily - f: security and help for the " . ^-.e. -- y .. . routines for Midwesterners. ma n fr long-term unemployed in g See page 1. finding work. All are part .te of the White House focus a ^ 5. Egypt’s army chief this year on boosting AP PHOTO weighs candidacy economic mobility and narrowing the income gap The Capitol Rotunda looms over the statue of George Washington on Capitol Hill in Washington, Monday, as the House A presidential run by el-Sissi would and Senate resume work in Washington. President Barack Obama will deliver his State of the Union address Tuesday be a new twist in the tumult that UNION | 4 night to a joint session of Congress. began with the 2011 revolt against ex-President Mubarak. See page 5. 6. Data breaches not Fla. high court OKs medical pot for ballot changing habits A GfK-AP poll finds that many By BRENDAN FARRINGTON The 4-3 decision is a victory enough voter signatures to industries, big car companies, people are not taking steps to AssociAted Press Writer for personal injury lawyer make the ballot. He made a so we’re used to gambles, but John Morgan, who spent massive push in December we take calculated gambles,” protect their information. TALLAHASSEE — A pro- $4 million on a medical and January to beat the Feb. 1 Morgan said. “We like to win See page 8. posed constitutional amend- marijuana petition drive, deadline instead of waiting and we don’t just go down a ment to allow the medical use and a defeat for Republican for the Supreme Court deci- rat hole unless we think we 7. US Rep. Radel says of marijuana will go before Attorney General Pam Bondi, sion — a gamble that has now can win.” he will resign Florida voters in November who fought to keep the paid off. Bondi said the matter is Freshman U.S. Rep. Trey Radel, a after the state Supreme Court question off the ballot. “In our businesses, our now up to voters. narrowly approved the ballot The decision comes three cases are against the tobacco BALLOT | 4 Florida Republican, resigns three language Monday. days after Morgan secured industries, pharmaceutical months after pleading guilty to cocaine-possession charges. See page 1. Midwest deep freeze puts routines on ice 8. See the list of

Grammy winners i _ r _ By DON BABWIN “This is similar to what we Winners in selected categories from AssociAted Press Writer had three weeks ago” in terms of the 56th annual Grammy Awards. life-threatening conditions, said See page 2. CHICAGO — Parents took kids to Sarah Marquardt, a National Weather work or just stayed home because Service meteorologist. “With wind schools were closed, again. Office chills in the minus 30 to minus 40 9. Argentine prices workers hailed cabs to ride a block range, you can get frostbite within take a big jump — or less. And companies offering 10 minutes on exposed skin.” Last week’s 15 percent devaluation delivery services were inundated with In Chicago, temperatures had fallen raised prices as much as business as Arctic air blasted the cen- below zero by Monday afternoon 30 percent. tral U.S. on Monday for the second with wind chills in the negative time in weeks, disrupting the lives of double-digits. See page 5. even the hardiest Midwesterners. “We had two (employees) call in As temperatures and wind chills because they couldn’t come to work 10. Getting set for the plummeted throughout the day, even because of the school closings, and simple routines were upended by another called in sick,” said Kristelle ‘stoner bowl’ the need to bundle up, with anyone Brister, the manager of a Chicago Weed-themed Super Bowl parties venturing outdoors being well-ad- Starbucks, who was forced to take her are in vogue since the Broncos and vised to layer up with clothing, coats, 9-year-old son to work after the city Seahawks hail from the two states hats, scarves and gloves. shut down its 400,000-student school system for the day. that have legalized marijuana. AP PHOTO And there’s no quick relief in sight See page 2. as subzero highs were expected to Residents of Minnesota and Nyjaii Williams, of St. Paul, is bundled up against the cold dominate across the region into wind, Sunday in St. Paul. Tuesday. FREEZE | 4 Page 2 WIRE www.sunnewspapers.net NATIONAL NEWS The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014 | NATION US quietly working to prevent Poll: Deficit Monday the former co- reduction drops as host would return to “The View” on Feb. 7, marking a public priority her first appearance on spying on its spying the show since her fiery WASHINGTON (MCT) tenure as moderator from — For the first time 2006 to 2007. WASHINGTON (AP) — GCHQ eavesdropping since President Obama The U.S. government is agency with personal took office, reducing the Playtex recalls looking at ways to prevent data, including loca- federal deficit has slipped anyone from spying on tion information and as a priority for most 1.4 million pacifier its own surveillance of details such as political +' i Americans, particularly holders Americans’ phone records. affiliation or sexual his fellow Democrats, ac- As the Obama adminis- ., orientation. The reports, (AP) — Playtex is cording to a new in-depth recalling 1.4 million tration considers shifting published by The New study of public attitudes. the collection of those York Times, the Guardian pacifier holders because That shift corresponds of concern that a small records from the National and ProPublica, said the with the president’s Security Agency to requir- intelligence agencies get child could choke if a part view. In his State of the of the clip broke off. ing that they be stored at routine access to data Union speech Tuesday phone companies or else- generated by apps such The U.S. Consumer night, aides say Obama is Product Safety where, it’s quietly funding as the Angry Birds game likely to point to the rapid research to prevent phone franchise or the Google Commission said AP FILE PHOTO shrinking of the deficit, company employees Maps navigation service. Wednesday that the particularly over the last clips — used to connect or eavesdroppers from In this Jan. 23 photo, President Barack Obama speaks in the • When The New year, and suggest that seeing whom the U.S. is East Room of the White House in Washington. York Times published a a pacifier to clothing, other agenda items, such diaper bags or strollers spying on, The Associated censored U.S. document as improving education Press has learned. that could conceal identi- customers in national on the smartphone — can crack and a small and investing in scientific part can break off. Playtex The Office of the fying details from outsid- security investigations. surveillance program, research and the nation’s Director of National ers and even the owners The deal with Google Inc., computer experts said has received 99 reports roads and bridges, should of the holder cracking Intelligence has paid at of the targeted databases, Microsoft Corp., Yahoo they were able to extract take a higher priority. least five research teams according to public doc- Inc., Facebook Inc. and what appeared to be the or breaking. No injuries across the country to uments obtained by The LinkedIn Corp. would pro- name of an NSA employ- have been reported. develop a system for Associated Press and AP vide public information ee, the Middle Eastern Astronauts repeat Playtex is recalling 1.25 high-volume, encrypted interviews with research- in general terms. Other terror group the program spacewalk with million clips in the U.S. searches of electronic ers, corporate executives technology companies was targeting and details mixed success and 150,000 in Canada. records kept outside the and government officials. were also expected to about the types of com- They were sold from 2010 government’s possession. In other developments participate. puter files the NSA found CAPE CANAVERAL, through October 2013 for The project is among Monday: • Published reports especially useful. Since Fla. (AP) — Two Russian about $3 at major retail- several ideas that would • The Justice said new documents Snowden began leaking space station astronauts ers including Walmart allow the government Department and leading leaked by former NSA documents in June, his took a spacewalk Monday and online at Amazon. to discontinue storing Internet companies contactor Edward supporters have main- to complete a camera job com. Americans’ phone records, agreed to a compromise Snowden suggest that tained they have been left undone last month, Consumers should stop but still search them as with the government that popular mapping, careful not to disclose but ran into new trouble. using the pacifier holder needed. would allow the firms gaming and social any agent’s identity or Oleg Kotov and Sergey and contact Playtex Under the research, U.S. to reveal how often they networking apps on operational details that Ryazanskiy quickly got Products Inc. for a refund data mining would be are ordered to turn over smartphones can feed would compromise one of two commer- at 888-220-2075 or online shielded by secret coding information about their the NSA and Britain’s ongoing surveillance. cially provided cameras at www.playtexproducts. installed outside the com. International Space Station, a task requiring multiple power con- New home Pot puns pack this Super Bowl nections. Everything sales decline checked out well with this in December SEATTLE (AP) — The victors, refashioned into a — say, Willie Nelson or If Seattle wins, the high-definition camera, (LA Times) — Sales way Bryan Weinman bong. Another features a Snoop Dogg — to sing the Colorado chapter must unlike the post-Christmas of new homes fell in sees it, he and his friends spoof of the league’s logo, national anthem. dress in Seahawks colors spacewalk where no December, a drop that already won their Super with the letters “THC” “I’m staying home and and sing “Purple Haze,” data emanated from the missed expectations and Bowl bet. — for marijuana’s active will be watching the Super by Seattle native Jimi cameras. signaled the housing Two weeks ago, the compound — replacing Bowl while I light up my Hendrix. Video evidence But the second, medi- market slowed to end the nightclub DJ and a few “NFL.” own Super Bowl,” well- is to be posted on the um-resolution camera year. buddies were sitting at From weed-themed known stoner Tommy winner’s Facebook page did not provide good data Sales of recently built a sports bar in Denver, Super Bowl parties to a Chong, of the comedy duo for at least a week. to ground controllers homes dropped 7 percent joking about how funny Denver company’s “Stoner Cheech and Chong, wrote In deference to the after its installation. from November to a it would be if the Seattle Bowl” tours of recre- on its Facebook page. The importance of good Ryazanskiy redid the seasonally adjusted annu- Seahawks and Denver ational pot shops, this pair released a publicity officiating, High Times electrical connections, al rate of 414,000, the Broncos — the NFL teams year’s Super Bowl offers a photo doctored to show magazine offered a guide with no luck. He spotted Commerce Department from the two states that twist on a sporting event Chong in a Seahawks to spotting “Stoner Bowl” no damage. said Monday. November’s have legalized marijua- better known for its beer headband and Cheech party fouls, including “I put everything in rate was also revised na — made it to the big commercials. Thanks to Marin in a knit Broncos the offense of “holding”: place as it used to be, downward from 464,000 game. the recreational marijuana hat. “When the violator takes, maybe even better,” to 445,000. They decided to plunk laws passed by voters in The Washington two, three, maybe eight Ryazanskiy radioed. “I New home sales had down a $44 wager — the 2012, sales of taxed pot chapter of NORML, the hits before passing the think it’s much better.” been strong recently fee for registering the to adults over 21 began at National Organization for joint.” But still, the data link despite weakness in Internet domain www. Colorado pot shops Jan. 1 the Reform of Marijuana On Twitter, People for was flawed. other housing market stonerbowl.org — just and are due to begin in Laws, said it would be the Ethical Treatment of US gasoline prices indicators, such as sales before the Seahawks and Washington later this year. rooting on the “THC- Animals promoted its rec- of previously owned Broncos won their confer- There have been a slew Hawks.” It made a friend- ipe for vegan “Colorado decline in survey homes. New home sales ence championships. of predictable, ready- ly bet with Colorado catnip” brownies, with fell in all regions except (Bloomberg) — The It paid off. They’re now made puns, most of which NORML for what they’re caveats: “Note: This the Midwest, where they average price for regular using the site to hawk have to do with “bowl” calling “Bud Bowl XLVIII.” recipe is for humans only. rose 17.6 percent from gasoline at U.S. pumps T-shirts and hats cele- being the part of the pipe If Denver wins, the Also note: This recipe November. Sales dropped fell 3.46 cents in the past brating the coincidence. where pot goes. Some fans Washington chapter has is for legally obtained 8.8 percent in the West, two weeks to $3.3113 One shirt features the have issued not-quite-se- to dress in Broncos colors marijuana. PETA does not 7.3 percent in the South, a gallon, according to Vince Lombardi Trophy, rious calls for a canna- and sing John Denver’s condone the purchase or and 36.4 percent in the Lundberg Survey Inc. reserved for the game’s bis-friendly musician “Rocky Mountain High.” sale of illegal drugs.” Northeast. The survey covers the period ended Friday and is based on information DDT linked to Select winners from the Grammys obtained at about 2,500 Alzheimer’s risk, LOS ANGELES (AP) — Winners • R&B song: “Pusher Love • Gospel song: “If He Did It “Sound City: Real to Reel,” Dave filling stations by the study finds in selected categories at the 56th Girl,” James Fauntleroy, Jerome Before ... Same God (Live),” Tye Grohl and various artists, Butch Vig. Camarillo, Calif.-based NEW YORK (Bloomberg) annual Grammy Awards announced Harmon, Timothy Mosley and Justin Tribbett • Score soundtrack album: company. — The pesticide DDT, Sunday during ceremonies at the Timberlake. • Gospel album: “Greater Than “Skyfall,” Thomas Newman, The Friday retail price banned in the United Nokia Theatre and Staples Center: • R&B album: “Girl on Fire,” Alicia (Live),” Tye Tribbett. composer. is 3.3 cents lower than a States because of its toxic • Album of the year: “Random Keys. • Blues album: “Get Up!,” Ben • Song written for visual media: year ago, Lundberg said. effects on wildlife and Access Memories,” Daft Punk. • Urban contemporary album: Harper with Charlie Musselwhite. “Skyfall,” Adele and Paul Epworth. “The decline in retail potential to harm human • Record of the year: “Get Lucky,” “Unapologetic,” Rihanna. • Folk album: “My Favorite • Musical theater album: “Kinky prices is virtually the health, may increase Daft Punk with Pharrell Williams • Rock performance: “Radioac- Picture of You,” Guy Clark. Boots,” Cyndi Lauper, Billy Porter, same as the one at the the risk for Alzheimer’s and Nile Rodgers. tive,” Imagine Dragons. • Americana album: “Old Yellow Stark Sands, Sammy James Jr., wholesale level,” Trilby disease, according to the • Song of the year: “Royals,” • Rock album: “Celebration Day,” Moon,” Emmylou Harris and Rodney Stephen Oremus and William Lundberg, the president first study linking the Lorde. Led Zeppelin. Crowell. Wittman. of Lundberg Survey, said chemical to the brain- • New artist: Macklemore & Ryan • Hard rock/metal performance: • Bluegrass album: “The Streets • Producer of the year, classical: in a telephone interview ravaging illness. Lewis. “God is Dead,” Black Sabbath. of Baltimore,” Del McCoury Band. David Frost. on Sunday. “Retailers’ People with Alzheimer’s • Pop solo performance: “Royals,” • Alternative music album: • Reggae album: “Ziggy Marley • Instrumental composition: savings were passed onto disease had about four Lorde. “Modern Vampires of the City,” in Concert,” Ziggy Marley. “Pensamientos for Solo Alto Saxo- motorists.” times the level of a DDT • Pop vocal album: “Unorthodox Vampire Weekend. • World music album: “Live: phone and Chamber Orechestra,” The highest price for byproduct in their blood Jukebox,” Bruno Mars • Dance recording: “Clarity,” Zedd Singing for Peace Around the Clare Fischer. gasoline in the lower 48 compared with those who • Pop/duo group performance: featuring Foxes. World,” Ladysmith Black Mambazo, • Orchestral performance: U.S. states among the didn’t have the dementia, “Get Lucky,” Daft Punk with Pharrell • Dance/electronica album: and “Savor Flamenco,” Gypsy Kings “Sibelius: Symphonies Nos. 1 & 4,” markets surveyed was according to the research and Nile Rodgers. “Random Access Memories,” Daft (tie). Osmo Vanska, conductor. in San Diego, at $3.60 a published Monday in the • Rap/sung collaboration: “Holy Punk. • Children’s album: “Throw a • Opera recording: “Ades: The gallon, Lundberg said. Grail,” Jay Z with Justin Timberlake. • Producer of the year, non-clas- Penny in the Wishing Well,” Jennifer Tempest,” Thomas Ades, Simon journal JAMA Neurology. The lowest price was in DDT, outlawed in the • Rock song: “Cut Me Some sical: Pharrell Williams. Gasoi. Keenlyside, Isabel Leonard, Audrey Billings, Mont., where Slack,” Paul McCartney, Dave Grohl, • Latin pop album: “Vida,” Draco • Spoken word album: “America Luna, Alan Oke, Jay David Saks. United States in 1972, customers paid an is still found in blood Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear. Rosa Again: Re-Becoming the Greatness • Choral performance: “Part: average $2.94. Regular • Country album: “Same Trailer • Latin rock, urban or alternative We Never Weren’t,” Stephen Colbert. Adam’s Lament,” Tonu Kaljuste, samples because it can gasoline averaged $3.56 take decades for chem- Different Park,” Kacey Musgraves. album: “Treinta Dias,” La Santa • Comedy album: “Calm Down conductor. a gallon on Long Island, • Traditional pop vocal album: Cecilia. Gurrl,” Kathy Griffin. • Short-form music video: “Suit & icals to break down. N.Y., and $3.57 in Los The pesticide is used in “To Be Loved,” Michael Buble. • Latin jazz album: “Song for • New age album: “Love’s River,” Tie,” Justin Timberlake featuring Jay Angeles. • Rap performance: “Thrift Shop,” Maura,” Paquito D’Rivera and Trio Laura Sullivan. Z, David Fincher, Timory King. other countries, and U.S. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis featuring Corrente. • Jazz vocal album: “Liquid • Long-form music video: “Live residents can ingest it by Wanz. • Tropical Latin album: “Pacific Spirit,” Gregory Porter. Kisses,” Paul McCartney, Jonas Rosie O’Donnell to eating fruits, vegetables • Rap song: “Thrift Shop,” Mambo Orchestra,” Pacific Mambo • Jazz instrumental album: Akerlund, Violaine Etienne, Aron return to visit ‘The and grains that are grown Macklemore & Ryan Lewis featuring Orchestra. “Money Jungle: Provocative in Levin and Scott Rodger. View’ on Feb. 7 in those areas, research- Wanz. • Country solo performance: Blue,” Terri Lyne Carrington. • Historical album: “The ers said. The study • Rap album: “The Heist,” Mack- “Wagon Wheel,” Darius Rucker. • Large jazz ensemble album: Complete Sussex and Columbia NEW YORK (LA Times) points to the need for lemore & Ryan Lewis. • Country duo/group perfor- “Night in Calisia,” Randy Brecker, Albums” of Bill Withers, Leo Sacks, — Rosie O’Donnell is more analysis about how • R&B performance: “Some- mance: “From This Valley,” The Civil Wlodek Pawlik Trio and Kalisz Joseph M. Palmaccio, Tom Ruff and returning to “The View,” environmental factors thing,” Snarky Puppy with Lalah Wars. Philharmonic. Mark Wilder, and “Charlie is My but this time as a guest. may interact with genes Hathaway. • Country song: “Merry Go • Pop instrumental album: Darling,” Teri Landi, Andrew Loog Executive producers to boost Alzheimer’s risk, • Traditional R&B performance: ‘Round,” Kacey Musgraves, Shane “Steppin’ Out,” Herb Alpert. Oldham, Steve Rosenthal and Bob Barbara Walters and said Jason Richardson, “Please Come Home,” Gary Clark Jr. McAnally and Josh Osbourne. • Compilation soundtrack album: Ludwig. Bill Geddie announced the lead study author. The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014 STATE NEWS www.sunnewspapers.net WIRE Page 3 Caribbean cruise ends after illness outbreak KINGSTON, Jamaica said in a statement. and thorough sanitizing” (AP) — The Royal The decision to end to help prevent more Caribbean cruise line the trip came after con- people from getting sick, on Sunday ended a sultation between CDC she said. ship’s 10-day trip in the officials and members of Passengers and crew Caribbean early after the cruise line’s medical who fell ill have “re- hundreds of passengers team, the company said. sponded well to over-the- and crew members were The CDC said early counter medication being sickened with a gastro- Monday that 577 of the administered onboard intestinal illness. 3,050 passengers aboard the ship,” Diaz said. The Miami-based the 15-deck ship reported On Friday, an Explorer company made the an- getting sick during the of the Seas passenger nouncement a few hours cruise that left Bayonne, named Arnee Dodd after officials from the New Jersey, on Tuesday. tweeted that she had U.S. Centers for Disease Forty-nine crew members fallen ill aboard the ship Control and Prevention also reported feeling ill, and was quarantined boarded the Explorer according to Bernadette with the other sick of the Seas during its Burden, a spokeswoman people. The Connecticut U.S. Virgin Islands port for the CDC. She said the woman wrote that ship call to investigate the CDC team will remain employees “put a lock illness and evaluate the on board the ship until down on food & are outbreak response. the vessel returns to the constantly cleaning AP PHOTO “New reports of United States later this everything.” illness have decreased week. The Royal Caribbean International’s Explorer of the Seas is docked at Charlotte Amalie Harbor in Royal Caribbean said day-over-day, and many Tests would have to St. Thomas, U. S. Virgin Islands, Sunday. it was “taking several guests are again up and confirm what caused steps” to compensate about. Nevertheless, the outbreak, but special cleaning prod- carried out after the during the afternoon passengers for the short- the disruptions caused fast-spreading norovi- ucts and disinfectants Explorer of the Seas when it docked in St. ened trip. It also sought by the early wave of rus is often to blame proven to kill norovirus reached its home port Thomas, the main to assure customers illness means that we for similar symptoms were being used to Wednesday. island of the U.S. Virgin scheduled for the ship’s were unable to deliver sweeping closed quar- clean the ship before it Janet Diaz, a company Islands. During the next voyage that “all pos- the vacation our guests ters like those on cruise returned to the U.S. It spokeswoman, said CDC previous port call in sible measures will have were expecting,” Royal ships. said a full sanitization representatives boarded Puerto Rico, the ship been taken to prevent Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Royal Caribbean said program would be the Explorer of the Seas underwent “extensive further problems.” | OTHER HEADLINE NEWS FROM AROUND THE STATE ‘A Land Cotton makes a insurers charges premi- Fla. gov. wants another Remembered’ comeback in N. Fla. ums that are within 15 author Smith dies percent of Citizens rates. GAINESVILLE (AP) — State legislators autho- boost in money for schools Cotton is making a come- rized the clearinghouse to TALLAHASSEE (AP) — best chance for success, ‘’ related to the implemen- By Florida Today back in north Florida. help reduce the number Florida Gov. Rick Scott is Scott said in a statement. tation of contentious new A modest man who The reason? The of people insured by calling for another increase Scott will outline his state standards. Florida is lived in the same small, Gainesville Sun reports Citizens. Citizens has in spending on public education budget rec- putting in place standards canal-front Merritt that farmers are taking more than 1 million schools in the coming year, ommendations during a largely based on “Common Island home for 48 years, advantage of high prices policyholders. although his latest request stop in Delray Beach. The Core State Standards” for Patrick Smith, author of and better baling meth- Other insurers will is less than half of what he governor is scheduled to re- all grade levels during the “A Land Remembered,” ods that make the cost be added to the clear- pushed for in 2013. lease his complete budget next school year. was amused at his own of freight to cotton gins inghouse later this Scott on Monday will ask Wednesday. He already has The standards have been notoriety, say friends and in south Georgia more year. Citizens plans by state legislators to boost rolled out several recom- criticized as being part of family. feasible. the middle of 2014 to spending on public schools mendations, including his a “federal intrusion” into This nominee for the Shaw and Shaw Farms require that current cus- this fall by $542 million. pitch to cut overall taxes state education and a strat- Nobel Prize for Literature of Alachua planted 1,500 tomers go through the Last year Scott wanted and fees by $500 million. egy to force children to take and a three-time nominee acres of cotton last year. clearinghouse before a $1.2 billion increase that During his first year in more high-stakes testing. for the Pulitzer Prize would County-wide the total their policies included enough money to office, Scott called for a Much of the criticism has remain a simple, loving, was 2,529 acres. That’s up are renewed. grant teachers a $2,500 pay cut in overall spending in come from conservative family man who liked to from 69 acres countywide raise. Teachers wound up schools along with large tax activists and some mem- spin a good yarn. in 2011 and 608 in 2012. Miami area parks getting raises, although not cuts. The Republican-led bers of the Republican “He never But the comeback may will cost millions all of them got the exact Legislature did not go along Party of Florida. changed,” be short-lived if the prices to clean amount promised by the with Scott’s tax cuts and said Iris trend downward. governor. they whittled down the size Smith, his According to the MIAMI (AP) — But the Scott adminis- of the education cuts to wife of 65 Intercontinental Cleaning up contaminat- tration maintains that this slightly more than years. “He Exchange, cotton prices ed parks in Miami Dade year’s funding request is $1 billion. was always on the international mar- is likely to cost millions `' enough to boost overall This year’s education O 1 the same ket rose from an average of dollars and will take public school funding to budget recommendations person. He SMITH of 78 cents per pound in months. “historic” levels of nearly from Scott will include was never 2009 to $1.64 in 2010. 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aaALMANACaaaQ Releasing doves is like ringing the dinner bell Today is Tuesday, Jan. 28, the (Washington Post) released those birds They are not the devil.” creatures are waiting to gasping onlookers saw in 28th day of 2014. There are 337 — Pope Francis, a man Sunday, he was asking for Paul has never been to tear them apart. the square was a flying days left in the year. of God, nudged a pair trouble. In a place filled St. Peter’s Square, but she The attackers — a circus, two incompetent of children to release with pigeons and other has a theory. “My guess hooded crow, which was predators attacking Today in history two white doves into St. fat targets for birds of is that in a big open mostly silver with black two clueless doves and Peter’s Square following a prey, it was like tossing plaza like that, there are head and wings, and a coming up short. On Jan. 28, 1986, the space holy prayer. And then — out sausages with wings. a lot of pigeons all the yellow-legged gull — are “Birds,” Mike Parr, shuttle Challenger exploded 73 boom — the pretty birds “Birds are wild ani- time, and I’m thinking opportunistic feeders a vice president at seconds after liftoff from Cape of peace were attacked mals, some of them are that birds hang out there that eat almost anything. the American Bird Canaveral, killing all seven crew by a crow and a gull. carnivorous,” said Ellen where there’s a good food Lacking speed and Conservancy said with members, including school- OMG! What could it all Paul, executive director source.” talons, they’re not a sigh, “sometimes their teacher Christa McAuliffe. mean? Was it the devil’s of the Ornithological And doves are yummy. well-equipped to go eyes are too big for their On this date work? Council, based in Especially doves bred after flying prey, which stomachs. Maybe they 0E o dlo Not at all, the experts Washington. “Why does a in captivity with no is probably why the thought they might be In A.D. 814, Holy Roman say. When the pope lion eat another animal? idea that other winged doves got away. What able to capture them.” Emperor Charlemagne died in in present-day Aachen, Germany. In 1547, England’s King Henry congressional efforts because they weren’t primary. On Monday, campaign to replace VIII died; he was succeeded by RADEL “with a clearer focus and a authorized to discuss Scott lauded Radel’s Radel in Florida’s solidly his 9-year-old son, Edward VI. stronger mind.” the private meeting. decision. Republican 19th District In 1813, the novel “Pride and FROM PAGE 1 After returning to Political pressure, “I believe that Trey began to take shape. Prejudice” by Jane Austen was Congress this month, however, was building. is making the right Lizbeth Benacquisto, first published anonymously in trust after taking a leave of he apologized to The House Ethics decision for him and his the GOP majority leader London. absence and completing Republican colleagues Committee announced family,” the governor of the state Senate, said In 1909, the United States a monthlong in-patient and assured them in a last month that it was said in a statement. “I’m she was weighing a withdrew its forces from Cuba treatment program for closed-door meeting launching a formal glad that he has sought congressional bid while as Jose Miguel Gomez became drug and alcohol abuse. that he was in a good investigation of the con- help, and it’s my hope former Rep. Connie president. In a defiant prime-time place and had found a gressman, and at least he continues to put his Mack IV, who represent- In 1915, the United States news conference last support group, accord- one of his former rivals, attention on rehabilita- ed the area for eight Coast Guard was created as Pres- month, he defended his ing to House aides who former state Rep. Paige tion and his family.” years before a failed run ident Woodrow Wilson signed legislative record and spoke on condition of Kreegel, had vowed to Meanwhile, the for Senate, hinted at a a bill merging the Life-Saving pledged to redouble his anonymity at the time challenge him in a GOP outlines of a crowded potential run. Service and Revenue Cutter Service. people weren’t authorized impact he can have. In 1945, during World War II, to discuss it ahead of For example, Obama Allied supplies began reaching I I China over the newly reopened UNION the announcement and can collect commitments Burma Road. FROM PAGE 1 insisted on anonymity. from businesses to In 1958, Elvis Presley made his “Tomorrow night, it’s consider hiring the long- first national TV appearance on between the wealthy and time to restore oppor- term unemployed, as he’ll “Stage Show,” a CBS program hosted the poor. tunity for all,” Obama announce Tuesday night, by Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey. Another action Obama said Monday on the but without the help of In 1973, a cease-fire officially is expected to announce video-sharing site Vine, Congress he can’t restore went into effect in the Vietnam is the creation of a new part of the White House’s expired jobless benefits War. retirement savings plan broad social media for those Americans while 9 geared toward workers promotion of the speech. they look for work. 4c1Today’s 9 [bBotlcbirthdays9 whose employers don’t “I think the way we White House officials currently offer such plans. have to think about this contend executive Actor-dancer John Ronald Because commercial year is we have a divided actions should not Dennis is 89. Musician-com- retirement accounts government,” White automatically be pegged poser Acker Bilk is 85. Actor AP PHOTO Nicholas Pryor is 79. Actor often have fees or high House senior adviser as small bore, pointing minimum deposits that Alan Alda is 78. Actress Susan Dan Pfeiffer said. “The As seen from the Rose Garden, President Barack Obama works in particular to steps Howard is 72. Actress-singer are onerous for low-wage Republican Congress is at his desk in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, the president can take Barbi Benton is 64. Evan- workers, this program not going to rubber- Monday, ahead of Tuesday night’s State of the Union speech. on climate change, gelical pastor Rick Warren is would allow first-time stamp the president’s including stricter regu- 60. Former French President savers to start building agenda. The president a president his largest The risk for Obama lations on power plants Nicolas Sarkozy is 59. Actress up savings in Treasury is not going to sign the audience of the year. It in centering his agenda and new car efficiency Harley Jane Kozak is 57. bonds. Once the savings Republican Congress’ also provides perhaps on his own executive standards. And some Movie director Frank Dara- grew large enough, a agenda.” his best opportunity to actions is that those Democrats are cheering bont is 55. Rock musician Dan worker could convert the The address, delivered try to persuade skeptical directives often are more the strategy, saying it’s Spitz is 51. Country musician account into a traditional before a joint session of Americans that he still limited in scope than time for Obama to look Greg Cook (Ricochet) is 49. IRA, according to two Congress and millions wields substantial power legislation that requires beyond Capitol Hill after Singer Sarah McLachlan is people who have dis- of Americans watching in Washington, even if congressional approval. spending more than half 46. Actress Kathryn Morris is cussed the proposal with on television and the he can’t break through a And that raises ques- his time in office mired 45. Rhythm-and-blues singer the administration. Those Internet, typically garners divided Congress. tions about how much in congressional gridlock. Anthony Hamilton is 43. Rock musician Brandon Bush is 41. Not only that, but people seem to appreci- FREEZE ate the drivers more, with ODD NEWS FROM PAGE 1 Mack saying that during the Polar Vortex earlier Blowing nose Wisconsin faced similar this month, tipping brings big buck if even somewhat more was up by double digits running severe weather. in Detroit, Cleveland, Wind chills in the Minneapolis and Chicago. JACKSON, Miss. minus 40s were expected And, for some reason, de- (AP) — The deer hunter in Minneapolis, while in liveries of buffalo chicken figured sneezing had Milwaukee the chill hit mi- sandwiches jumped blown his chance at a nus 23 by mid-afternoon. 37 percent. deer, but blowing his Elsewhere, wind chills of “You figure people are nose brought a big buck minus 18 were expected probably being more running. in Dayton, Ohio, minus 14 generous to their drivers Ron Manning of in Kansas City, Mo., and because their drivers Hinds County said minus 3 in Louisville, Ky. are the ones braving the he’s hunted deer for The chill Monday was conditions while you’re 54 years and had enough to keep even on your couch in your never seen anything the hardiest people off pajamas,” Mack said. like what happened the streets, including Chicago cabdriver earlier this month — the customers of the AP PHOTO Kumar Patel said the cold though he did once Hollywood Tan salon in translates into bigger tips see a deer that tried Commuters bundled up for the cold morning wait for a bus Monday in Chicago. Below-zero high to eat grape bubble the southwestern Illinois’ temperatures have returned to many parts of the Midwest bringing with it wind chills ranging for him too. community of Belleville. But the chill also seems gum and got gum all from the negative teens to 40s, school cancellations and sighs of resignation from residents who over itself, he told The “It’s definitely a lot slow- are weary of bundling up. to trigger some bad behav- er,” said salon manager ior as well, he said. Clarion-Ledger. Kelly Benton, who wasn’t cold weather means a lot challenge when you can’t from restaurants and have “They get in and they On Jan. 16, he said, expecting anything near more jumping rope and get outside,” said ManaRae the food delivered. say they have to smoke he suffered a volley the 100 tanners the salon riding around on scoot- Schaan, the executive “Across the board, because it’s so cold,” Patel of nine sneezes in 10 sees on a typical day. ers — anything to escape director. restaurant and delivery said. minutes. He tried to But the chill didn’t keep cabin fever and let kids The brutally cold weath- drivers are dealing with Still, he said, he can pick muffle the noise in crowds from Tiny Tots and burn off some energy. er has brought a spike in an influx of orders,” Allie up a lot of fares in a short his elbow, but figured Little Tykes Preschool and “We’re just trying to business for GrubHub Mack, a spokeswoman for time. “They are going a he had no chance of Child Care Center in West keep them busy, but Seamless, a company that the company said in an block, sometimes only a seeing a deer for an St. Paul, Minn., where the it’s definitely more of a lets users order food online email. half block,” Patel said. hour. So he went for the honk. The next thing he of empathy for people of this truly radical people and democracy is journals, to talk to real knew, “a 17-inch, battling difficult dis- proposal. Make no based in the people.” people and then vote on 8-point came roaring BALLOT eases and I understand mistake: this is not about Medical marijuana is it,” Morgan said. in,” Manning said. “He FROM PAGE 1 arguments in favor of compassionate medical legal in 20 states and the He plans a voter regis- had his ears laid back, this initiative,” Scott said marijuana. This is about District of Columbia, tration drive and adver- his eyes glazed over and “I encourage every in a statement released the Coloradofication of and Colorado and tising campaign leading the hair standing up Floridian to read the by his office. “But having Florida, where the end Washington state allow up to the election, as on his back. Obviously, full amendment in seen the terrible effects game is a pot shop on recreational use. well as an effort to help I said something to order to understand the of alcohol and drug every street corner,” Polls have shown supporters get to polls. upset him because he impact it could have on abuse firsthand, I cannot Weatherford said in a strong support for the The Democrats hoping came to fight. He wasn’t Floridians,” she said in a endorse sending Florida statement issued through measure in Florida. It to challenge Scott — for- cautious. He came in statement issued by her down this path and I a spokesman. must receive 60 percent mer state Sen. Nan Rich running.” office. would personally vote Gaetz’ office said he approval from voters, and former Gov. Charlie “He was wide Gov. Rick Scott, who against it. No matter my had no comment. and Morgan said his Crist — support medical open, coming to me,” is the former CEO of the personal beliefs, how- “The people of Florida attention now turns to marijuana. Manning said. “I shot Columbia/HCA hospital ever, a ballot initiative don’t like when their the campaign to get the “This is an issue of him at 25 yards.” chain, House Speaker would be up to the voters vote is trying to be measure passed. compassion, trusting Manning joked that Will Weatherford and to decide.” suppressed,” Morgan “Now the people of doctors, and trusting instead of a grunt/ Senate President Don Weatherford said he said. “Unfortunately Florida get to do what the people of Florida,” wheeze call, this deer Gaetz — all Republicans hopes voters reject the there’s some politicians the Florida Legislature said Crist, who was a was fooled by a cough/ — backed Bondi’s effort idea. in the state who did not refused to do, which is to Republican when he sneeze. “I wish I knew to keep the question off “I have faith they will want the people to have hear evidence, to see tes- served as governor from exactly what I did so the ballot. do their homework and the say and they forgot timony, to hear real life 2007 to 2011. “I will vote I could duplicate it,” “I have a great deal understand the impact that the power is in the stories, to read scientific for it.” Manning said. The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014 WORLD NEWS www.sunnewspapers.net WIRE Page 5 | WORLD Tense session breaks up LatAm foreign without power, disrupting ministers kick off services and snarling traffic throughout the Cuba summit region. over Syria transition HAVANA (AP) — Polish authorities an- Foreign ministers from nounced that 17 people GENEVA (AP) — The shipments of weapons to 33 Latin American and froze to death across the first meeting meant to rebels fighting to topple Caribbean nations met country over the week- discuss the contentious Assad, delegates said. Monday in the Cuban end. Six of the deaths issue of a Syrian transi- Bouthaina Shaaban, capital for a summit of were since Sunday, Polish tional government broke an Assad adviser, called Western Hemisphere police said. That brings up less than an hour after the paper an “expression countries minus the the weather-related death it began Monday follow- of good will” in search United States and toll this winter to 47 in ing a tense session that of common ground and Canada. the country. one delegate described said she was surprised Topics of discussion in- In Germany — par- as “a dialogue of the the opposition rejected cluded the cultivation of ticularly in the north deaf.” it. traditional crops like qui- and east, where it is the The Syrian govern- “Either these people noa, historical disputes coldest — authorities also ment has said it will have no capacity to such as Argentina’s claim warned that the homeless not discuss replacing express their love and to the British-controlled are in danger of freezing. AP PHOTO President Bashar Assad care for Syria, or they Falkland Islands and In the Czech Republic, as the leader of a country are ordered by foreign Monzer Akbik, center, a Syrian opposition spokesman, briefs initiatives like promoting burst pipes in the capital, his family has ruled since powers to ignore what literacy in the region. Prague, have left 40,000 1970. journalists at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva, is most important and Switzerland, Monday. Cuban Foreign Minister people without heating The opposition insists most urgent for their Bruno Rodriguez says he in their homes amid the inside Syria, including al- he must step down in little progress has been country,” she said. was “deeply pleased” and subzero temperature Qaida-backed militants, favor of a transitional achieved. The opposition called the talks were character- since Sunday night. who do not feel bound by governing body with full On Sunday, after three the paper a deviation ized by an “extraordinary agreements reached in executive powers that days of talks, a tentative from the main goal of and permanent spirit of Nuclear deal Geneva. would lead the country agreement was reached the talks: a transitional solution.” allows work on On Monday, the two until elections are held. about the evacuation government. Heads of state are delegations were sup- centrifuges The U.N. envoy, of women and children Murhaf Joueijati, a to meet Tuesday and posed to begin discuss- WASHINGTON (MCT) Lakhdar Brahimi, trapped in Homs be- member of the National Wednesday at the ing thorny political — The interim nuclear managed to get both fore aid convoys go in, Syrian Coalition opposi- second summit of the issues such as Assad’s deal between Iran and sides to sit in the same although as of Monday tion group’s negotiating Community of Latin future. world powers will allow room over the weekend night there had been no team, criticized the American and Caribbean As the meeting got un- Tehran to continue far to discuss humanitarian progress on the ground. government negotiators. States, or CELAC for its der way, the government more research and devel- aid to besieged areas of Brahimi cited security “They began to get even initials in Spanish. the besieged central city problems for part of the delegation put forward more confrontational opment on centrifuges to of Homs and a possible delay. The opposition a paper focusing on the and began to lecture in a Ivory Coast: Mob enrich uranium than has prisoner exchange. But delegation does not need to combat terror- very dictatorial manner,” been publicly recognized, the opposition said control armed groups ism and halt funding and he said. attacks gay rights according to a veteran group office Washington nuclear analyst. DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — In a new report, David The head of Ivory Coast’s Albright, president of the most prominent gay Kiev protests buoyed by volunteers nonpartisan Institute for rights organization says Science and International LVIV, Ukraine (AP) — Empire and is home to its headquarters were Security, said the deal Brimming with determi- striking Belle Epoque “ransacked” by an anti- may delay development nation and enthusiasm, buildings. homosexual mob that of new centrifuges at young Ukrainian Although the economy destroyed property, stole the Natanz uranium designers stayed up very of western Ukraine equipment and injured a enrichment facility that late one night to work is poorer than the security guard. haven’t yet been fed with on a pet project — not a Russian-speaking east, Claver Toure said nearly uranium hexafluoride, chic gallery opening but home to Ukraine’s major 200 people took part in a compound used to making battle armor for industries, Lviv’s people attacking his organiza- produce nuclear fuel. protesters. regard themselves as tion, Alternative Cote But the accord, which Marianna Kvyatkovska more cultured than d’Ivoire, in Abidjan on went into effect Jan. 20, and others used hunks of easterners. The city is Saturday afternoon. will allow Iran to continue plastic drainage pipes to especially proud of its It followed days of research over the next six craft shin and elbow pads burgeoning small-busi- threats against the group, months on several types to protect protesters ness sector, from chic including signs placed l i l o of advanced centrifuges against police trun- cafes to respected tech outside the building already at Natanz. cheons in the capital, AP PHOTO companies. bearing anti-gay slurs Kiev, where their friends “Western Ukraine equating homosexual have been camped out in In this Saturday photo Alexander Bitkin tries on homemade shin is avant-garde,” men with pedophiles. Peru gets more anti-government demon- pads, fashioned from plastic drainage pipes and wood, that he Kvyatkovska said. Toure criticized what ocean, Chile keeps strations for nearly two made for his friends who have been camped out in anti-govern- Residents of Lviv have he described as a delib- fishing grounds months. The rallies had ment demonstrations in Kiev, in Lviv, a city in Western Ukraine. been holding demon- erately slow response LIMA, Peru (AP) — The been largely peaceful strations throughout by security forces. An United Nations’ highest but violent clashes with majority of the people small-business commu- the crisis that began Interior Ministry spokes- court set a maritime police broke out last resent Russia’s former nity, have tacitly encour- in November when man reached Monday boundary between Chile week in which at least occupation and current aged their employees to Yanukovych shelved an morning said he had no and Peru on Monday three protesters died. strong influence. Support take part in the protests. agreement to deepen ties knowledge of the attack. that grants Peruvians a While Kiev is the epi- for the pro-Russian Even Kvyatkovska, who with the European Union Ivory Coast is not one bigger piece of the Pacific center of the demonstra- Yanukovych is almost makes a living as a tap- and signed a bailout of 38 African countries Ocean while keeping rich tions calling for President non-existent and res- estry restorer in a local deal with Russia instead. that explicitly outlaw coastal fishing grounds Viktor Yanukovych to idents in this city of museum, said despite This month, hundreds homosexual acts, but in the hands of Chilean step down, Lviv is a 730,000 want their future working in a government stormed the governor’s sexual minorities report industry. buzzing entrepreneurial clearly tied to Europe. institution, her boss office and forced him to periodic harassment from Despite high emotions engine of support for the “This is a country that had been in favor of her sign a resignation letter. security forces and the over the dispute, espe- protesters. is killing the middle going. Over the weekend, the general population. cially in Peru, the ruling This western city 300 class, of which I consider Lviv’s tilt toward regional parliament is expected to have little miles from Kiev near myself a part,” said Europe has long roots. declared a parallel gov- Egyptian military effect on cordial ties be- the border with Poland Andrey Kit, owner of an Under the names of ernment, a move that has backs army chief tween the two neighbors is the heartland of agricultural business. Lwow and Lemberg, it little practical value but for president whose economic inter- Ukrainian nationalism, Employers in Lviv, was variously part of considerable emotional dependence has grown where an overwhelming known for its thriving Poland and the Austrian resonance. CAIRO (AP) — Army chief Abdel-Fattah greatly in recent years. el-Sissi, who led the Chile’s outgoing pres- coup ousting Egypt’s ident, Sebastian Pinera, Argentine devaluation spurs price jumps Islamist president, moved called the International closer to declaring his Court of Justice’s ruling candidacy to replace him, “a lamentable loss” in BUENOS AIRES goods and services tied to of imported parts will be the exchange rate is a nationally televised (Bloomberg) — A sign in the official exchange rate,” subject to a permanent going,” Sigaut said in securing the military’s backing on Monday for a address. But President- the window of Quintex, Domingo Cavallo, who as monitoring by the trade a telephone interview. elect Michelle Bachelet, a hardware store in the economy minister in 1991 secretary to guarantee “This is a government presidential run, due by the end of April. who takes office in Wilde neighborhood of linked the peso to the their supply and reason- that continues to deny March, said that “most of Buenos Aires, shows the dollar at one-to-one, said able price,” Capitanich inflationary problems Though he’s riding on a wave of nationalist the fishing occurs inside effect of the peso’s biggest in a telephone interview wrote in messages on his but now has to win the the area that the court devaluation since 2002. from Cordoba, Argentina. Twitter account on Jan. 25. battle of expectations.” fervor touting him as the nation’s savior to bring ratified as belonging to “Out of respect for our “No one wants to sell The government will act The government our country.” clients, this store will merchandise at a price if with “all the weight of the is seeking to restore stability, his candidacy remain closed until our they don’t know what the law in the cases of abuse investor confidence by is certain to enflame a Israel criticizes providers set their prices,” rate will be tomorrow.” by businesses setting paring back some of its violent backlash from Palestinian stance it read. Twelve-month non-de- prices.” control of the economy, Islamists. on settlers Other shopkeepers liverable peso forwards Argentines had already reducing support for the A run by the 59-year- chose not to wait to see plunged 10 percent last been coping with annual peso and easing some old el-Sissi, a U.S.-trained JERUSALEM (AP) — The the results of last week’s week to 12 per dollar, inflation estimated at currency controls after infantry officer, would Palestinians’ “extreme and 15 percent depreciation, signaling the currency about 28 percent, the international reserves be a new twist in Egypt’s reckless” rejection of an raising prices as much as will weaken 33 percent highest in Latin America used to pay bondholders tumultuous transition, Israeli suggestion that some 30 percent on appliances, over the next year from after Venezuela, and fell to a seven-year low. which began with a 2011 Jewish settlers remain in electronics, wine and other the current 8.0014. The currency controls that Argentines will be able revolt against auto- a future Palestinian state goods that aren’t regulated extra yield, or spread, restricted access to dollars to begin buying dollars cratic President Hosni proves that they don’t want by the government, while investors demand to hold at the official exchange again in accordance Mubarak — a veteran of peace, Prime Minister supermarkets seemed the nation’s dollar-denom- rate. with their income at the military who ruled for Benjamin Netanyahu’s to abide by food-price inated bonds instead of Consumer prices had the official rate plus a nearly 30 years — in the office said Monday. accords reached earlier this Treasuries jumped risen 3 percent in January 20 percent redeemable name of bringing civilian The harshly worded month. President Cristina 1.02 percentage point before the devaluation, tax in a reversal of rule, reform and greater statement follows a flurry Fernandez de Kirchner left to 10.43 percentage and inflation will quicken policies installed after democracy. of back-and-forth con- for Cuba over the weekend, points, the highest since to more than 30 percent Fernandez won re-elec- Eastern Europe demnations sparked by days before the start of a September. this year, according to tion in 2011. The central a report that Netanyahu regional summit, leaving The government is Lorenzo Sigaut, the head bank raised its yield in deep freeze believes all Jewish settlers top aides to try to contain monitoring prices in the economist at the Ecolatina guidance for a weekly WARSAW (dpa) — A should have the right to price increases as investors wake of the devaluation, research company in bond auction by six per- deep freeze bringing remain in their homes in a raised bets on further Cabinet Chief Jorge Buenos Aires. centage points to about winds and snow to future Palestine. declines in the peso. Capitanich said Jan. 25. “This surprised us 26 percent on Jan. 24 to Eastern Europe claimed Israelis and Palestinians “The first reaction has “Household appliances, all and creates serious create more demand for at least two lives in are currently engaged been a paralyzation of cars, electronics and other uncertainty since you pesos and try to reduce Bulgaria on Monday in peace talks that have almost all the markets for goods with a percentage don’t know where negative interest rates. while leaving thousands shown no signs of progress. Page 6 WIRE www.sunnewspapers.net BUSINESS NEWS The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014 Global stock declines continue Preferred stocks NEW YORK (AP) — Shaky down more than 2 percent, have come to depend on ear Mr. Berko: which yields 9.56 percent economies and plunging then spread to Europe and exports to that country. 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The Standard & The market turbulence experts say the troubles Community Development coupon of the Taylor Rube Goldberg income Poor’s 500 index fell 8.73 was set off last week by a in China and elsewhere Group, Terra Tech, Yukon Capital Group preferred statements that sport points, or 0.5 percent, to report from China on a in the developing world Gold and ImmunoCellu- (TAYCP-$25.86) yields yields between 20 and 50 1,781.56. The tech-heavy downturn in its manufac- are unlikely to derail a lar Therapeutics — that 9.46 percent and matures percent. It’s incredible that Nasdaq was down the turing, more evidence that global economic recovery yield between 14 and in October 2032. The lots of this stuff, trading at most, falling 44.56 points, the world’s second-largest that appears to be gaining 22 percent. He advised common of this $6 billion less than half of its initial or 1.1 percent, to 4,083.61. economy is slowing. That’s momentum. Growth me to invest about $5,000 asset bank trades at $25.50 public offering price, was The selling started in a big problem for Brazil, in the world’s wealthy in 10 issues (I’ve enclosed and earns $1.81. taken public by some of Asia, with major indexes in South Africa and other economies is expected to the names, including Another is the 10 the big names on Wall both Hong Kong and Tokyo developing countries that pick up the slack. prices and yields) and told percent coupon of the me to pick the ones I like Street who would under- PrivateBancorp preferred best. I need your help in write cancer if they could (PVTBP-$26.03), yielding selecting the best. — PR, make a profit. And I’m 9.53 percent and maturing Ford to help dealers prepare Ann Arbor, Mich. gabberflasted that major in June 2028. The com- Dear PR: I spent nine brokerages peddle trash mon stock of this $510 minutes perusing that list, that’s not worth a sick pig million-revenue Chicago to repair aluminum F-150 and I can’t find enough in a poke to risk-averse, bank trades at $29. information on any of income-needy retirees. It’s Those preferreds and NEW ORLEANS (Detroit risk in the degree of F-150 earlier this month them to support even a sad that many folks, like others are located on Free Press) — Ford Motor aluminum in the F-150, at the North American ridiculously rank specu- you and your friend, are www.preferredstock Co. will assist dealers and which has been America’s International Auto Show lative purchase. If I did conned by unprincipled channel.com, a site owners of body shops best-selling vehicle for in Detroit. The aluminum recommend any of those salespeople who are lethal that details a list of 500 in order to replace and more than 30 years. It is body panels will reduce beastly issues, I might to their financial health. preferred issues, most repair damaged aluminum highly profitable, and any the truck’s weight by 700 be accused of financial There are quite a few of which are junk but panels of its new 2015 Ford spike in manufacturing or pounds from the 2014 terrorism. This broker’s preferred issues yielding many of which have some F-150 pickup at a competi- repair costs could dampen model. style suggests that he between 7 and 9 percent, redeeming value. The site tive cost to them and those investors’ enthusiasm in The weight loss makes sells a lot of this garbage and I’m familiar with has a good preferred stock who buy the new truck. Ford’s future earnings. it possible to offer the to other good folks who dozens of preferreds screener and lists the Jim Farley, Ford’s head Dealers from across truck with a new 2.7-liter are CD-starved. However, with yields between 11 common and preferred of global sales, marketing the country met in turbocharged EcoBoost please note that he’s not and 14 percent, though I stock symbols, the matu- and service, told dealers New Orleans through V-6 engine as one option. recommending these wouldn’t recommend any rity and call dates, current the automaker would Monday for the National Speculation is that the issues. Rather, he’s telling of them. The following is prices of the common subsidize 20 percent (up Automobile Dealers truck is aiming to attain you to pick the issues you a sampling of issues that stock and the underlying to $10,000) for training Association’s annual 30 miles per gallon on like best. Very clever he yield better than 9 per- preferred, and a brief and equipment needed convention. the highway, but gov- is! Each of those issues cent. Each is speculative, business description of to repair the new truck’s The cost of training, ernment-certified fuel is radioactive, probably but each should maintain each company. It contains aluminum body panels. tooling and certification efficiency figures have not trading flat or in the its dividend till maturity. good information and is an The subsidies, in addition is expected to be in the been released. process of implosion, and I’d be OK with any of interesting reference point, to engineering to make the $30,000 to $50,000 range Such a small-displace- the commissions exceed them, providing they are a but beware of the advertis- truck easier to repair, are per dealership for those ment engine was unheard 10 percent. minority position in your ing come-ons, especially aimed at keeping repair starting from scratch, of a decade ago, when the It’s hard to believe income portfolio. the variable annuities costs low and insurance said John Felice, Ford vice prevailing wisdom was that there are so many Consider the 10 percent pop-ups, showcasing 15 premiums competitive president of U.S. market- that pickups needed a publicly traded junk-rated coupon of the Stock Yards and 17 percent yields. with trucks made of steel. ing, sales and service. powerful V-8 to perform preferred issues (mortgage Bank & Trust preferred Email Malcolm Berko at Ford is taking a large Ford unveiled the new most tasks. real estate investment stock (SYBTP-$10.63), [email protected].

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Illumina 140.25 +1.63 ... BallardPw 1.85 -.08 ... McDrmInt 8.30 -.20 1.47 PPL Corp 29.75 -.12 3.52e SpdrDJIA 158.02 -.46 not meet continued-listing standards. lf - Late filing with SEC. n - 1.44f CrosstxLP 27.43 -.77 ... FuelCellE 1.36 -.04 ... ImmunoCll 1.22 -.04 Stock was a new issue in the last year. The 52-week high and low fig- .55e BcBilVArg 11.74 -.18 3.24f McDnlds 94.07 -.36 .80a Paccar 56.55 +.31 ... SpdrGold 120.96 -1.33 ... CrwnCstle 70.84 -.53 ... Fusion-io 10.44 -.02 ... IndBkMI 13.01 -.16 ures date only from the beginning of trading. pf - Preferred stock .23e BcoBrad pf 10.90 -.01 ... McEwenM 2.48 -.15 ... Pandora 33.12 -.43 3.35e S&P500ETF178.01 -.88 issue. pr - Preferences. pp - Holder owes installments of purchase ... CrownHold 40.58 -.44 ... InfoSonic h 2.92 +.86 .81e BcoSantSA 8.60 -.09 G-H-I 1.36 MeadJohn 77.82 -.47 ... PaneraBrd 168.57 +1.75 .10e SpdrHome 31.05 -.15 price. rt - Right to buy security at a specified price. rs - Stock has ... Ctrip.com 37.86 -1.75 .82e Infosys 58.20 -1.33 undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50% within the past year. .95e BcoSBrasil 4.92 -.14 1.84 GMAC 44 25.33 +.03 1.00 MeadWvco 36.20 +.43 ... ParametS 14.63 +.09 1.60e SpdrShTHiY 30.78 -.08 2.50 Cummins 125.95 -.36 .84 IngerRd 58.76 +.65 s - Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the last year. wi - .12 BankMutl 7.11 -.01 ... GT AdvTc 9.67 +.58 ... Medgenics 6.63 -.39 ... ParkDrl 7.61 -.20 2.98e SpdrLehHY 40.57 -.02 ... CybrOpt 6.96 -.18 1.68f Ingredion 63.43 -.88 Trades will be settled when the stock is issued. wd - When distrib- .04 BkofAm 16.31 -.14 1.08 GabDvInc 21.10 -.20 .84f MedProp 12.80 +.05 1.80 ParkerHan 114.38 -.25 .56e SpdrS&P RB39.27 -.58 uted. wt - Warrant, allowing a purchase of a stock. u - New 52-week .44 CypSemi 10.28 -.12 .57 InlandRE 10.41 -.14 2.96 BkMont g 63.37 -1.51 .80 GabMultT 11.16 -.18 1.12 Medtrnic 56.96 -.20 .34 PeabdyE 16.97 +.10 .53e SpdrRetl 80.76 -.19 high. un - Unit,, including more than one security. vj - Company in ... CytRx 6.80 -.47 ... InovioPhm 2.49 -.05 bankruptcy or receivership, or being reorganized under the bankrupt- .60 BkNYMel 32.04 -.30 .60 GabUtil 6.45 ...... MelcoCrwn 38.51 +.31 1.68 Pembina g 34.01 -.14 .58e SpdrOGEx 65.20 -1.28 ... IntgDv 9.66 -.81 cy law. Appears in front of the name. Stocks in bold are worth at 2.48 BkNova g 55.50 -1.39 D-E-F ... Gafisa SA 2.69 -.05 1.76f Merck 52.53 +.55 .48 Pengrth g 6.42 -.08 .54e SpdrMetM 39.17 -.73 least $5 and changed 5 percent or more in price. Underlining for 50 2.72 IntegrysE 53.60 -.01 ... BarcGSOil 22.33 -.29 .28 DCT Indl 7.01 -.13 ... GalenaBio 5.06 -.64 2.46f MercGn 45.87 +.19 ... PnnNGm 11.58 -.09 .39e SABESP s 9.31 -.34 most actively traded stocks of the day. Dividend Footnotes: a - .90 Intel 24.72 -.09 Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus ... B iPVix rs 45.39 +.70 .62f DDR Corp 15.15 -.32 1.10 GameStop 37.32 +.80 1.63 Meredith 44.10 -.34 ... PennVa 11.59 -.43 4.01e SabnR 50.20 +.28 ... InterceptP 281.00 -14.25 stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last 12 .84 Bard 129.87 -3.22 .78 DNP Selct 9.47 +.01 ... Gam&Lsr n 34.38 -.34 ... Meritor 9.48 +.07 .56 PennWst g 7.28 -.09 .80 Safeway 31.16 +.18 ... InterNAP 7.87 -.14 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent ... BarnesNob 14.77 -.14 .15 DR Horton 20.94 +.06 .80 Gannett 27.36 -.11 ... MerrimkP 5.55 -.53 1.12 PennantPk 11.20 -.04 ... Saia Inc s 32.06 -.85 dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no 3.80 IBM 177.90 -1.74 .20 BarrickG 18.53 -.50 2.62 DTE 65.96 +.49 .80 Gap 37.01 -.20 1.10 MetLife 48.92 -.59 ... Penney 6.51 -.19 ... StJoe 18.05 -.22 regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend .44f IntlGame 14.70 -.34 was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative 1.96 Baxter 67.88 +.24 1.63 DTE En 61 24.64 -.12 1.80 Garmin 45.27 +.06 ... MKors 81.09 +1.02 .68f Penske 42.26 -.10 1.00 StJude 61.35 -.76 1.40 IntPap 45.74 +.18 issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was .90 Beam Inc 83.40 -.05 .20 DanaHldg 19.38 -.12 ... Geeknet 18.21 -.02 ... MicronT 22.90 -.02 1.00 Pentair 72.01 -.21 ... Salesforc s 57.08 -1.32 decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial divi- .30 Interpublic 16.47 -.32 ... BeazerHm 21.47 -.23 .10 Danaher 74.10 -.03 2.10e GAInv 33.64 -.10 1.12 Microsoft 36.03 -.78 .65 PeopUtdF 14.47 -.11 ... SalixPhm 95.24 -2.77 dend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in .80 Intersectns 7.73 -.33 preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approxi- ... BedBath 64.32 -.27 2.20 Darden 50.23 +.13 2.24 GenDynam 99.95 +1.64 ... Microvis h 1.20 -.06 ... PepBoy 12.53 +.21 ... SallyBty 27.65 -.02 ... IntSurg 408.63 -2.13 mate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is 1.04 Bemis 37.54 -.31 .34 DeVryEd 37.60 -.25 .88f GenElec 25.07 +.12 ... Middleby 237.89 -5.72 1.08 PepcoHold 18.91 +.23 .80e SJuanB 17.52 -.06 ... InvenSense 19.59 +.01 a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - ... BerkH B 111.50 -.31 ... DeanFds rs 16.70 +.19 .56f GenGrPrp 19.54 -.07 .76f MdsxWatr 20.15 -.05 2.27 PepsiCo 82.06 +.63 .90 SanDisk 69.54 +.06 Loss in last 12 months. Mutual Fund Footnotes: b - Fee covering .90 Invesco 33.08 -.40 .68 BestBuy 24.60 -.42 2.04 Deere 86.01 +.46 1.52 GenMills 48.53 +.25 ... MillenMda 7.36 +.65 ... PeregrinP 1.68 -.13 ... SandRdge 6.11 -.19 market costs is paid from fund assets. d - Deferred sales charge, or .88e iShCorEM 45.60 -.28 redemption fee. f - front load (sales charges). m - Multiple fees are ... BigLots 28.01 +.32 ... Delcath h .31 -.03 1.20 GenMotors 36.76 -.07 ... Molycorp 4.84 -.17 .36 Perrigo 153.32 +.53 1.86e Sanofi 49.30 +.08 .38r ItauUnibH 12.36 +.29 charged, usually a marketing fee and either a sales or redemption ... Biocryst 9.81 -1.79 .24 DeltaAir 30.59 -.52 2.14f GenesisEn 53.10 -.42 .56 Mondelez 33.61 -.04 .78 PetSmart 63.29 +.69 ... Sanofi rt .47 +.05 fee. NA - not available. p - previous day´s net asset value. s - fund ... BiogenIdc 297.88 -5.72 .25 DenburyR 15.98 -.23 .56 Gentex 33.23 -.27 J-K-L .20 MorgStan 29.97 -.48 .77e PetrbrsA 12.61 ...... SantCUSA n24.80 +.59 split shares during the week. x - fund paid a distribution during the week. Source:Morningstar and the Associated Press. ... BlackBerry 9.75 -.14 ... Dndreon 2.69 -.13 ... Genworth 14.95 -.08 ... JDS Uniph 11.94 +.16 1.00 Mosaic 44.70 -.68 .27e Petrobras 11.80 +.04 1.60f Schlmbrg 87.91 -.24

Interestrates NET 1YR Foreign 1YR. Commodities FUELS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD MAJORS CLOSE CHG %CHG AGO Crude Oil (bbl) 95.72 96.64 -0.95 -2.7 TREASURIES YEST PVS CHG AGO Exchange The price of USD per British Pound 1.6574 +.0067 +.40% 1.5800 Ethanol (gal) 1.76 1.77 -0.11 -8.2 3-month T-bill .04 0.04 ... .07 natural gas The dollar was Canadian Dollar 1.1096 +.0030 +.27% 1.0078 Heating Oil (gal) 3.09 3.14 -1.43 +0.5 6-month T-bill .06 0.06 ... .10 tumbled, losing mixed amid a USD per Euro 1.3666 -.0011 -.08% 1.3467 Natural Gas (mm btu) 4.85 5.18 -6.46 +14.6 much of its gain 52-wk T-bill .10 0.10 ... .13 rough day for Japanese Yen 102.75 +.43 +.42% 90.98 Unleaded Gas (gal) 2.62 2.66 -1.56 -5.9 from Friday, 2-year T-note .34 0.34 ... .28 stock markets Mexican Peso 13.3776 -.0459 -.34% 12.6784 when it settled at The yield on the 5-year T-note 1.57 1.55 +0.02 .85 around the METALS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD world. It rose EUROPE/AFRICA/MIDDLE EAST its highest level Gold (oz) 1263.60 1264.50 -0.07 +5.1 10-year 10-year T-note 2.75 2.72 +0.03 1.95 Israeli Shekel 3.4942 +.0001 +.03% 3.7165 against the since February Silver (oz) 19.77 19.74 +0.14 +2.2 Treasury rose to 30-year T-bond 3.67 3.64 +0.03 3.13 Norwegian Krone 6.1548 -.0003 -.18% 5.5258 Japanese yen, 2010. Crude oil, Platinum (oz) 1419.40 1427.10 -0.54 +3.5 2.75 percent South African Rand 11.1180 -.0002 -.22% 8.9391 fell against the gold and copper Copper (lb) 3.29 3.30 -0.30 -4.3 Monday. Yields Swedish Krona 6.4277 +.0003 +.19% 6.4610 British pound also fell. Palladium (oz) 721.65 733.90 -1.67 +0.6 affect rates on NET 1YR Swiss Franc .8973 -.0027 -.24% .9262 mortgages and BONDS YEST PVS CHG AGO and was nearly other consumer flat against the ASIA/PACIFIC AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD Barclays LongT-BdIdx 3.48 3.46 +0.02 2.72 loans. euro. Australian Dollar 1.1426 -.0051 -.45% .9602 Cattle (lb) 1.43 1.43 -0.17 +6.4 Bond Buyer Muni Idx 4.87 4.87 ... 3.97 Chinese Yuan 6.0480 -.0009 -.01% 6.2252 Coffee (lb) 1.14 1.14 -0.48 +2.9 Barclays USAggregate 2.35 2.38 -0.03 1.82 Hong Kong Dollar 7.7663 +.0031 +.04% 7.7542 Corn (bu) 4.32 4.30 +0.52 +2.3 PRIME FED Barclays US High Yield 5.58 5.41 +0.17 5.61 Indian Rupee 63.125 +.345 +.55% 53.801 Cotton (lb) 0.84 0.87 -3.39 -0.5 RATE FUNDS Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 354.40 357.40 -0.84 -1.6 Moodys AAA Corp Idx 4.45 4.43 +0.02 3.76 Singapore Dollar 1.2754 -.0029 -.23% 1.2352 YEST 3.25 .13 Orange Juice (lb) 1.39 1.43 -2.66 +2.0 Barclays CompT-BdIdx 1.78 1.77 +0.01 1.09 South Korean Won 1081.30 -4.61 -.43% 1082.75 6 MO AGO 3.25 .13 Soybeans (bu) 12.88 12.85 +0.23 -1.9 Taiwan Dollar 30.35 +.08 +.26% 29.32 1 YR AGO 3.25 .13 Barclays US Corp 3.14 3.13 +0.01 2.74 Wheat (bu) 5.64 5.65 -0.31 -6.9 Page 8 WIRE www.sunnewspapers.net WEATHER/WORLD/NATIONAL NEWS The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014

TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY THE NATION y11: , -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day. ,1. R ' r ' . Seattle1 wnnipeg ^ , HD Partly cloudy and Not as warm with a Mostly cloudy with Partly cloudy and Partly cloudy and ; 1143 y13 warm passing shower showers, cool warm warm BIffIngs -,Tor l 30/ 25 Minneapolis . A 74 79° / 60° 72° / 48° 70° / 54° 79° / 62° 83° / 64° 0% chance of rain 20% chance of rain 50% chance of rain 20% chance of rain 20% chance of rain q Sn Francisco 1 a1Fa3\ µ inpton CONDITIONS TODAY AIRPORT Clearwater 28!17 ©` j Plant City / 20113 75/53} i Kansas City `V' UV Index and RealFeel Temperature® Today Possible weather-related delays today. Check 1 22112 _ 78/56' T r Winter Haven Los A gales L ' with your airline for the most updated schedules. r r \ - .i 79/56 76,,,5 Hi/Lo Outlook Delays Tampa Brandon Ft. Myers 80/63 part cldy none a 75/50 78/55r 0 peso $ $ Sarasota 78/58 cloudy none v Bartow 1 1 m 78/56 CNnuanua Hou"sion`

SUN AND MOON Miami 61 73 80 80 76 70 St. Petersburg ((+( . I Monterrey: 816T The Sun Rise Set Apollo Beach r _ , J l 8 a.m. 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. 75/52 le 74/53 I Ft. Meade The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ number, Today 7:16 a.m. 6:07 p.m. 78/55 Fronts Precipitation the greater the need for eye and skin protection. 0-2 Low; Wednesday 7:15 a.m. 6:08 p.m. 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme. The Moon Rise Set Cold Warm Stationary Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice RealFeel Temperature is the exclusive Today 4:52 a.m. 3:59 p.m. i w twk AccuWeather.com composite of effective temperature Wednesday 5:50 a.m. 5:06 p.m. U.S. Extremes (For the 48 contiguous states yesterday) based on eight weather factors. v - Wauchula High ...... 84° at Fort Lauderdale, FL Low ...... -31° at Brimson, MN ZnI J ) J L.. New First Full Last O Bradenton y 78/57 AIR QUALITY INDEX 75/57 Today Wed. Today Wed. Air Quality Index readings as of Monday Myakka City City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Longboat Key Limestone 1 78/57 Albuquerque 48 24 pc 55 32 s Jackson, MS 32 17 sn 37 16 pc 75/59 / v ' o 80/57 Anchorage 38 28 pc 36 25 pc Kansas City 22 12 s 44 25 pc I ' I I I Jan 30 Feb 6 Feb 14 Feb 22 Sarasotao o w ioo 150 2 0 3 0 _;+ Atlanta 36 20 sn 35 16 pc Knoxville 26 10 c 30 10 s 78/58 . 0-50 Good; 51-100 Moderate; 101-150 Unhealthy Baltimore 18 8 pc 24 12 pc Las Vegas 67 44 s 68 50 s SOLUNAR TABLE Billings 30 25 pc 40 12 sn Los Angeles 76 55 pc 77 56 s for sensitive groups; 151-200 Unhealthy; 201-300 Osprey Arcadia Very Unhealthy; 301-500 Hazardous Minor Major Minor Major 78/58 80/58 Birmingham 30 13 sn 34 12 pc Louisville 16 5 pc 25 15 s Main pollutant: particulates Today 2:52a 9:07a 3:22p 9:37p Boise 28 28 c 42 29 i Memphis 25 12 c 34 22 s Wed. 3:47a 10:02a 4:18p 10:33p Venice Boston 20 13 pc 22 13 c Milwaukee -2 -5 pc 16 12 s Source: scgov.net 78/58 North Port v Hull Thu. 4:44a 10:59a 5:14p 11:29p Shown is today’s weather. v 80/58 Buffalo 8 0 sf 12 6 sf Minneapolis -3 -8 pc 20 3 pc Temperatures are today’s 78/58 The solunar period schedule allows planning Burlington, VT 16 3 sf 16 5 pc Montgomery 34 21 sn 37 10 c POLLEN INDEX highs and tonight’s lows. Charleston, WV 14 0 pc 21 5 s Nashville 20 5 c 27 12 s Pollen Index readings as of Monday days so you will be fishing in good territory or Port Charlotte hunting in good cover during those times. Major 79/60 Charlotte 31 18 sn 35 11 pc New Orleans 35 27 i 36 24 c periods begin at the times shown and last for Englewood Chicago 1 -6 pc 19 15 s New York City 18 12 pc 22 15 pc Trees l i Grass 1.5 to 2 hours. The minor periods are shorter. 76/59 Cincinnati 9 0 pc 20 10 s Norfolk, VA 26 19 sn 29 19 sn Weeds ' ° o_- .°i " Gulf Water Punta Gorda Cleveland 6 -3 c 14 7 s Oklahoma City 30 16 pc 47 25 s 80/59 Molds ' TIDES Temperature Placidaa Columbia, SC 39 27 sn 32 11 sn Omaha 16 4 s 37 17 pc absent low moderate NO veryhi High Low High Low 77/59 Columbus, OH 6 -4 pc 16 8 s Philadelphia 18 11 pc 23 14 pc Source: National Allergy Bureau Punta Gorda 63° Concord, NH 19 -3 pc 20 -1 pc Phoenix 73 49 s 74 50 s Boca Grande a Dallas 36 18 pc 47 32 s Pittsburgh 8 -3 pc 13 3 pc Today 2:59p 8:01a --- 6:31p 77/63 Denver 28 17 pc 57 33 pc Portland, ME 20 5 pc 22 6 pc ALMANAC Wed. 12:35a 8:48a 3:30p 7:33p Forecasts and graphics, except for the Fort Myers Des Moines 10 2 pc 32 18 pc Portland, OR 48 41 r 53 38 r Punta Gorda through 5 p.m. Monday Englewood WINK-TV 5-day forecast, provided by 80/63 Detroit 3 -5 pc 14 8 s Providence 20 10 pc 26 10 c Temperatures Today 1:36p 6:17a 11:12p 4:47p AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014 l v o Duluth -4 -14 pc 17 -5 pc Raleigh 30 22 sn 32 10 sn High/Low 81°/58° Wed. 2:07p 7:04a --- 5:49p Cape Coral Lehigh Acres Fairbanks 23 4 s 17 -2 pc Salt Lake City 38 29 pc 48 33 sh Normal High/Low 75°/52° Boca Grande Publication date: 1/28/14 80/62 80/62 Fargo -5 -10 s 18 -9 c St. Louis 16 10 s 36 24 pc Record High 85° (1974) Today 12:41p 4:38a 10:17p 3:08p Hartford 18 3 pc 23 5 pc San Antonio 38 24 i 49 31 pc Record Low 32° (1985) Wed. 1:12p 5:25a 11:13p 4:10p MARINE Helena 30 21 c 40 17 sn San Diego 69 53 pc 69 54 pc 111::: Precipitation (in inches) El Jobean Wind Speed Seas Bay/Inland Sanibel Honolulu 77 67 c 78 67 s San Francisco 61 53 pc 61 53 c 79/66 24 hours through 5 p.m. Monday 0.00” Today 12:07a 8:30a 3:31p 7:00p direction in knots in feet chop Houston 34 27 i 44 27 pc Seattle 48 43 r 49 41 r Month to date 0.99” Wed. 1:07a 9:17a 4:02p 8:02p Cape Sable to Tarpon Springs Bonita Springs Indianapolis 6 0 pc 20 12 s Washington, DC 20 13 pc 28 15 pc Normal month to date 1.54” 80/63 Venice SE 3-6 0-1 Light Year to date 0.99” Tarpon Springs to Apalachicola WORLD CITIES Normal year to date 1.54” Today 11:51a 4:56a 9:27p 3:26p Wed. 12:22p 5:43a 10:23p 4:28p NNE 7-14 1-3 Light .com Today Wed. Today Wed. Record 1.50” (1979) AccuWeather City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Amsterdam 41 34 c 39 26 c Mexico City 73 46 pc 69 42 pc MONTHLY RAINFALL FLORIDA CITIES A Baghdad 69 48 t 68 47 pc Montreal 7 4 pc 11 4 pc Month 2014 2013 Avg. Record/Year Today Wed. Today Wed. Today Wed. Beijing 40 21 s 46 24 s Ottawa 8 -3 c 12 2 pc Jan. 0.99 0.43 1.80 7.07/1979 City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Berlin 34 19 pc 26 19 c Paris 45 36 sh 39 37 c Feb. 2.12 2.52 11.05/1983 Apalachicola 48 35 sh 42 27 sn Key West 78 69 pc 79 66 c Pompano Beach 80 67 pc 80 62 sh Buenos Aires 81 70 r 86 70 pc Regina 6 -3 s 0 -16 pc Mar. 1.98 3.28 9.26/1970 Cairo 65 50 s 70 50 s Rio de Janeiro 92 75 s 92 76 s Apr. 3.06 2.03 5.80/1994 Bradenton 75 57 c 63 45 c Kissimmee 78 56 c 60 48 c St. Augustine 63 41 c 44 37 r May 2.76 2.50 9.45/1991 Clearwater 75 53 c 57 44 c Lakeland 78 55 c 59 47 c St. Petersburg 75 52 c 59 43 c Calgary 37 15 pc 22 -3 sn Rome 46 33 sh 50 48 r Jun. 10.50 8.92 23.99/1974 Coral Springs 80 66 pc 81 62 sh Melbourne 76 62 c 68 51 c Sanford 76 53 c 55 43 c Cancun 83 70 t 83 68 sh St. John’s 46 14 r 28 12 sn Jul. 7.38 8.22 14.22/1995 Daytona Beach 72 51 c 52 42 r Miami 81 67 pc 82 64 c Sarasota 78 58 c 65 45 c Dublin 41 40 sh 44 34 pc San Juan 84 72 pc 84 73 s Aug. 9.29 8.01 15.60/1995 Fort Lauderdale 80 67 pc 79 63 c Naples 80 64 pc 76 53 c Tallahassee 42 34 r 40 25 i Edmonton 27 8 s 13 -10 pc Sydney 84 68 s 88 68 s Sep. 11.12 6.84 14.03/1979 Fort Myers 80 63 pc 76 52 c Ocala 67 41 c 46 31 r Tampa 75 50 c 59 40 c Halifax 22 15 pc 28 13 c Tokyo 57 36 s 54 37 s Oct. 3.48 2.93 10.88/1995 Fort Pierce 78 62 c 73 56 c Okeechobee 78 60 c 74 52 c Titusville 74 56 c 62 50 c Kiev 17 9 sn 11 -3 sf Toronto 7 2 sf 14 8 pc Nov. 0.01 1.91 5.53/2002 Gainesville 62 40 c 45 28 r Orlando 78 56 c 59 44 c Vero Beach 78 61 c 71 55 c London 45 39 sh 45 36 sh Vancouver 46 41 r 46 38 r Dec. 0.97 1.78 6.83/2002 Year 0.99 53.10 50.74 (since 1931) Jacksonville 56 38 sh 42 29 r Panama City 40 31 r 38 25 i West Palm Beach 80 67 pc 79 62 sh Madrid 45 34 sh 46 32 pc Winnipeg -3 -13 pc 12 -13 pc Totals are from a 24-hour period ending at 5 p.m. Key Largo 78 70 pc 79 66 c Pensacola 38 25 i 37 20 sn Winter Haven 79 56 c 62 43 c Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. Poll: Data breaches not changing people’s habits NEW YORK (AP) — But just 37 percent have either had some- to make her data more American shoppers say have tried to use cash one make unauthorized secure because she they are very concerned for purchases rather purchases using their says she feels protected about the safety of their than pay with plastic in credit or debit cards when she uses her Amex personal information response to data thefts without it having been card. In fact, American following a massive like the one at Target, physically stolen or that Express immediately security breach at Target, while only 41 percent someone had used their took off the charges but many aren’t taking have checked their personal information to after she notified the steps to ensure their data credit reports. And even apply for a fraudulent company. is more secure, says a fewer have changed line of credit, the poll “You feel discouraged, new Associated Press- their online passwords says. And just over a but in the end, everyone GfK Poll. at retailers’ websites, third of Americans think gets their money,” says The poll finds a requested new credit or J Ct' their personal informa- Davis, who lives in striking contradiction: debit card numbers from tion was compromised Marina del Rey, Calif. “It Americans say they fear their bank or signed up in the breach at Target. is what it is.” becoming victims of theft for a credit monitoring But the survey shows The sentiment after the breach that service. AP FILE PHOTO that just 37 percent say was different among compromised 40 million The poll offers insight consumers bear most Americans who’ve been credit and debit cards into the effects big data In this Nov. 28, 2011, file photo, the Target website is photo- of the responsibility victims of personal and personal informa- breaches can have on graphed on a computer screen at a coffee shop in Providence, R.I.. for keeping their data data theft. In that tion of up to 70 million consumer behavior. safe, while 88 percent group, 52 percent have customers. Yet they are There have been and credit cards. who believes people don’t place the burden on the checked their credit apathetic to try to protect worries that shoppers But security experts think they will be liable retailers who are col- report, while 41 percent their data. would dramatically say the results show that for fraudulent charges. lecting it. Six in 10 say have tried to use more In the survey, nearly change their habits Americans have come to Experts also say the the banks that provide cash. Twenty-eight half of Americans say since December, when expect that security theft results show another credit or debit cards percent have signed up they are extremely Target announced the is a possibility when they expectation Americans or the credit bureaus for a credit monitoring concerned about their breach that could wind use their credit or debit have: While nearly 4 out should bear most of the service. personal data when up being the largest in cards or provide retailers of 10 say they have been responsibility. Eve Sims signed shopping in stores since U.S. history. Weeks later, with phone numbers, victimized by personal Andrea Davis doesn’t up for a credit card the breach. Sixty-one those concerns were emails and other person- data theft, most expect believe she was affected monitoring service for percent say they have elevated when luxury al information. credit card companies, by the Target breach, a monthly fee of $14 deep worries when retailer Neiman Marcus “They … just chalk it banks or retailers to take but she recently found about five years ago af- spending online, while disclosed that it too was up to … ‘It’s part of life,’” responsibility when that unauthorized charges ter she found fraudulent 62 percent are very con- the victim of a breach says Cameron Camp, happens. on her American charges from Nigeria cerned when they buy on that may have compro- security researcher at About 38 percent re- Express credit card. Still, on her credit card. “It’s their mobile phones. mised 1.1 million debit global security firm ESET port that they think they she hasn’t taken steps worth it,” she says. Elephant conflict prompts Ivory Coast action ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast moving the animals population from West the non-profit wildlife con- Céline Sissler-Bienvenu, else. If we don’t do that (Bloomberg) — Oscar Sery from Toroguhe and three Africa to Central Africa has servation foundation, lists head of IFAW operations operation, we know they says he cycles to his banana other villages last week after dropped by as much as them as “facing a high risk in France and French- will be killed.” and cocoa farm every villagers threatened to kill 62 percent in the 10 years of extinction in the wild.” speaking African nations. Poaching of all ele- morning in Ivory Coast about a dozen elephants through 2011, according The International Fund Two of the six elephants phants in Africa is at the with a sinking feeling about that wandered into the area to The Elephant Listening for Animal Welfare, or they captured last week highest level in more than what he will find. from Marahoue National Project, the Ithaca, IFAW, has lent a veteri- have died. One drowned a decade, as demand for “I’m afraid the elephants Park two years ago. The N.Y.-based not-for-profit narian and is providing in a swamp and another ivory from China and will have destroyed my elephants’ forest habitat research group. A few a third of the funding for perished from a heart Thailand drives prices crops,” Sery, a 39-year-old was decimated during a hundred roam Liberia, the $750,000 project to attack. higher, according to wearing jeans and a white decade-long political crisis Ghana and Ivory Coast, move the animals. The “It’s really rare to see Traffic, a wildlife-trade T-shirt, said in an interview that began in 2002 with a which derives its name operation is “highly risky” forest elephants so close monitoring group. There in Toroguhe, a village of military coup that ignited from the elephant’s prized and it’s the first time that to people,” she said in are about 410,000 to 250 people near Daloa, the a civil war and divided the tusks and calls its national forest elephants, smaller a Jan. 20 interview in 650,000 African elephants nation’s third-biggest city. country in two, allowing soccer team, led by by than the more common Daloa.”The coexistence in about 35 nations on “I’m scared to meet them in illegal logging and poach- former African Player of African elephants that is not so harmonious and the continent, Botswana- my plantation.” ing to flourish. the Year Didier Drogba, roam Africa’s savannas, that’s why we really need based Elephants Without Ivory Coast started The forest elephants’ The Elephants. WWF, have been relocated, said to move them somewhere Borders said last month. Edison State asks: ‘What’s in a mascot?’ SportS •Page 6 Tuesday, January 28, 2014 www.yoursun.net • www.Facebook.com/SunCoastSports • @SunCoastSports Sports Editor: Mark Lawrence

„ MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL: Charlotte Sandberg’s nephew named Crabs manager By ZACH MILLER Stone Crabs and and I are excited played all 196 of his major League championship SportS Writer Tampa Bay Rays to be a part of the league games for the series after winning the SPRING TRAINING PORT CHARLOTTE — announced Monday. Charlotte County Rays (named the Devil FSL’s South Division COUNTDOWN For the second year in a “I’m looking for- community.” Rays at the time) from second-half title, was row, the Charlotte Stone ward to the oppor- Sandberg has 2001-2003, posting a .221 promoted to manage the Crabs will have a new tunity of being back been a part of the career average and hitting Class AA Montgomery manager. in Port Charlotte Rays organization 25 home runs. He retired Biscuits. The Stone Crabs 17 Jared Sandberg, 35, after spending time for five seasons, from playing professional SANDBERG retained hitting coach Joe Days until Tampa Bay Rays nephew of Hall of Fame there for spring and most recently baseball in 2007. pitchers and catchers report second baseman Ryne training and managed the class Brady Williams, who Szekely and trainer Scott Thurston, and brought for spring training on Feb. 14 Sandberg, takes over the extended spring training,” A Bowling Green Hot managed the Stone at Charlotte Sports Park team this season, the Sandberg said. “My family Rods. As a player, he Crabs to the Florida State CRABS | 3

„ NFL: Super Bowl XLVIII „ BOYS BASKETBALL: North Port 52, Port Charlotte 43 Wanna North Port rules on the road bet? It’s Deas leads Bobcats’ win at Port Charlotte a Super By ROB SHORE SportS Writer PORT CHARLOTTE — At some point chance in the boys basketball postseason, North Port High School will be asked By HANNAH DREIER to win a tough game on the road. But AssociAted Press then, the Bobcats LAS VEGAS — With the appear to have UP NEXT Super Bowl approaching, gotten quite good fans are talking trash, at that. Port Charlotte: vs. buying snacks, and, more Teddy Deas Lemon Bay today, 7 than ever, placing bets. scored seven of p.m. Fans bet an unprec- his 14 points in North Port: at edented $99 million on the third quarter Cardinal Mooney, the Super Bowl last year, as North Port Friday, 7:30 p.m. and the Nevada gambling overran Port industry expects to break Charlotte in a the record again Sunday, 52-43 non-district victory. barring a snowstorm. It was the Bobcats’ third consecutive Nevada sports books road victory since losing to Fort Myers collected record amounts at the Wally Keller Classic. of football wagers during The third quarter proved pivotal as the tail end of 2013. All of this is changing BOBCATS | 6 the role of the humble sports book, which casinos used to see as a „ BOYS BASKETBALL: low-profit perk that kept Bishop Verot 61, Charlotte 43 customers from going next door. “It’s not just an amenity t t 4' Tarpons can’t anymore; it’s not just icing 1 on the cake, it’s part of the 4 meal,” said Jay Kornegay, who runs the LVH sports measure up book. “We’ve seen crowds like we’ve never seen By GARY BROWN Sun CorreSpondent before.” Professional gamblers PUNTA GORDA — Charlotte High and odds makers alike School’s boys basketball team went attribute the rise in into its home game against Bishop wagering to the increase Verot on Monday night at a signif- in televised games, and icant height the increasing ubiquity of disadvantage. UP NEXT BETTING | 3 Thatwas due mainly to the Charlotte: vs. Vikings’ 6-foot-9, Sarasota Christian, SUPER BOWL 245-pound center Thursday, 7 p.m. XLVIII Ricky Doyle. f Doyle, a senior who has committed WHO: Seattle Seahawks (15-3) to Michigan, had a six-inch height vs. Denver Broncos (15-3) advantage over the tallest Tarpons WHEN: Sunday, 6 p.m. j player. He scored 27 points, grabbed 10 WHERE: MetLife Stadium, r rebounds and blocked two shots. East Rutherford, N.J. The Vikings (14-9) jumped out to a SUN PHOTO BY JENNIFER BRUNO TV: FOX 9-0 advantage on three 3-pointers and LINE: Broncos by 2 North Port High School’s Malek Barber breaks past Port Charlotte defenders to score during the Bobcats’ 52-43 never trailed, winning 61-43. victory on Monday at Port Charlotte for their third consecutive road victory. TARPONS | 6

„ OLYMPIC COUNTDOWN: 11 days to Sochi Lakeland man content with life after war, Olympics By TIM REYNOLDS his transition each day Guard in 2007 and Army world: He asked to AssociAted Press from life as both a slider became part of the Army’s go to war. Eventually, the LAKELAND — John and a soldier who fought World Class Athlete Army granted his wish Napier used to race for in Afghanistan. Program, which meant he and didn’t just deploy him America. And he used to And he’s not regretting got support in exchange to Afghanistan, but gave fight for America. anything. for a small time commit- him the opportunity — These days, he misses “I miss going down the ment and being a military also as he insisted — to both. hill. I miss going down ambassador through bob- see battle. The former U.S. the hill with my friends,” sledding. Thing is, Napier His first night there, Olympic bobsledder Napier said, sitting out- didn’t want to short- bullets flew his way. was once thought of as side sipping coffee one change the arrangement, “I see the world from a someone who would be a recent morning before so he looked for ways to different angle,” Napier top contender for a medal class. “But I’m in a really keep doing more with the said. “There were days at next month’s Sochi good place and I’ve been military. when you’re driving given amazing opportuni- That led him to make around on roads or on Olympics. Instead, he’s AP FILE PHOTO studying biochemistry at ties right now to succeed an unusual decision. After patrol and you know Florida Southern College, in life. So I would say this the Vancouver Olympics you’ve got probably a 50 John Napier, piloting with brakeman Christopher Fogt in the dabbling with some is most important right four years ago, here’s percent chance of getting two-man bobsled world championships on Jan. 25, 1999, in competitive water skiing now, school, college.” how he stunned friends blown up on this road. Lake Placid, N.Y., has been to the Olympics and to war, too. on the side, continuing He joined the National inside and outside the OLYMPICS | 2 He said a little part of him misses both.

INDEX | Lottery 2 | Community calendar 2 | Olympics 2 | Recreational sports 2 | Baseball 3 | NFL 3 | College basketball 4 | NBA 4 | NHL 4 | Scoreboard 5 | Preps 6 Page 2 SP www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014 Florida Lottery „ RECREATIONAL SPORTS www.flalottery.com „ CASH 3 Jan. 27N ...... 7-4-3 Jan. 27D ...... 8-9-2 Late start doesn’t foil young fencer Jan. 26N ...... 9-1-5 Jan. 26D ...... 3-2-0 By BARBARA BOXLEITNER He trains with the youth (age) 14 men’s foil aggressive fencer, Thayer of Florida in Gainesville. Jan. 25N ...... 6-8-1 Sun CorreSpondent Southwest Florida and Division 3 men’s foil, has been trying to adjust He is registered to com- Jan. 25D ...... 9-6-8 Jake Thayer is making Fencing Academy in Fort according to the USA his style. He said he pete in the senior mixed D-Day, N-Night up for a late start. Myers and competes Fencing online site. 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It is the Sun’s policy to correct all to deliver the Sochi Olympics, which after winning a World Cup downhill in freestyle skier Maggie Voisin, 15. Charlotte Warriors: errors of fact. To report an error, call or run Feb. 7-23, making them the most Kitzbuehel, ending his season prema- Todd Lodwick in Nordic combined expensive games ever, even though Summer and fall registration for girls email the sports department. turely. He became the first Austrian in SWIMMING will become the first American to as a winter event it hosts many fewer and boys 5-15 at Charlotte Field, 2610 eight years to win the Kitzbuehel race. compete in six Winter Games. athletes than summer games. Carmalita St., Punta Gorda. Pop Warner Charlotte County Of the 106 returning Olympians, 49 Navalny claims Russia spent twice as — NHL won’t commit to Olympics registration: Feb. 6, 6-8 p.m., and Feb. Swimming: Year-round USA How to... have won medals — 13 of them gold. much as necessary to build at least 10 beyond Sochi Games, PAGE 4 8, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. for August-December Swimming team provides instruction season. Fees: $200 for football, $200 Submit a story idea: Email or call and competition ages 5 and up. for cheer. Free clinics: May-July. Visit www.ccswim.org or call Susan, Mark Lawrence 941-206-1175. Must of Napier’s who has a Call 941-347-7200 or email info@ 941-628-1510. contain name, address and phone charlottewarriors.com. number. OLYMPICS OLYMPIC chiropractic practice COUNTDOWN in Saratoga Springs, TENNIS Report a high school result: Call FROM PAGE 1 N.Y., just north of Port Charlotte Bandits: 877-818-6204 or 941-206-1126 by Voting for coaches, including cheer, 11 Free seminar: Three-part There’s terrifying mo- Napier’s hometown of 10:30 p.m. the day the event is held. a.m., Saturday, Franz Ross Park. Call clinic on overhead, Saturday, 10 a.m., ments. I drive bobsleds at Schenectady. “It’s about Submit local golf scores: Email moving forward in a posi- Shea, 941-661-9368. Registrations at Rotonda Community Park tennis courts. 90 mph, I go over water 11 Franz Ross Park: Spring tackle football All levels of play welcome. Contact scores to [email protected]. tive direction, overcoming ski jumps, I’ll do any Days until the opening Pete Zeeh at [email protected] or call adversity. The number Feb. 8 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Cost: $100 Scores appear in the weekly Herald sport known to man. And ceremony for the Winter Games per player. Fall football and cheer Feb. 941-548-2447. sections. I was scared. Anybody on Feb. 7 in Sochi, Russia of his friends who are well-adjusted coming 15 from 10 a.m.-noon for returnees, would be. But you get the 12 p.m.-2 p.m. open registration. Cost: Instruction: Age 5 to adult, back from over there are a brotherhood experience, $200 per participant. at Franz Ross Park YMCA. Register at for a reason: “Because it’s minority, not the major- SunCoast Sports Now and there’s no price you hard,” he said. CharlotteCountyYMCA.com or call can pay for that.” ity. This is a kid who has 941-629-9622. Get the latest local sports news: That’s pretty much risen above all this. It’s a HIGH SCHOOL www.suncoastsportsblog.com So he traded his been his reason for bobsled for an M249 light positive story.” ATHLETICS Rotonda QuickStart: Free choosing almost Next month, Napier will Like us on machine gun, strapped everything. Sarasota Area Sports lessons for parents and kids (12-under), Facebook: 70 pounds of water be on the couch, watch- 10-11 a.m. Saturdays, Rotonda Park. Bobsledding isn’t easy, ing and rooting. Alliance scholarships: SASA facebook.com/ and ammunition onto even for those like him is awarding a limited number of Rackets and balls provided. Call Many members of the SunCoastSports his 180-pound frame, who got started as an scholarships to qualified high school 941-698-9480. U.S. Olympic bobsled read his Bible in tough 8-year-old. War wasn’t student-athletes in Sarasota and Follow us on team that will compete moments and did the easy; Napier speaks Manatee counties. For guidelines and Team Tennis Junior Twitter: in Sochi are his close job. When it was over openly about friends applications, logon to www.sarasotaar- League: Registration underway @SunCoastSports friends. One of them, after nearly 6½ months, who were either killed easportsalliance.org/Scholarships.html. in Charlotte and Sarasota counties for he came back to bob- there or committed push athlete Chris Fogt, Application deadline is March 21. beginning, intermediate and advanced sledding. It just wasn’t suicide after coming even served simultane- level players through age 18. Nine Contact us the same, and after two home, unable to deal with ously in Afghanistan with PRESCHOOLERS weeks of Saturday play. Registration seasons where results just the transition back to a Napier, the two crossing deadline: Feb. 9. Register online at weren’t what he wanted, normal life. Water skiing paths one day in a what Franz Ross Park YMCA: www.teamtennisjuniorleague.com. Call Mark Lawrence • Sports Editor he retired. became quite a hilarious [email protected] competitively isn’t easy, All Sport, Soccer and T-ball. Register in Sue, 941-475-4489. “It was my time,” as evidenced by how he moment. Seeing his bud- person, online at CharlotteCountyYMCA. Napier said. “I still felt the was immobilized for three dy, Napier yelled “Fogt!” com or call 941-629-9622. VOLUNTEERS Mike Bambach • Deputy SE need to win, but there months after shredding instead of “Sir!” because [email protected] was something else too. one of his hamstrings. he temporarily forgot PROSPORTS Charlotte County Family There was a frustration, a Biochemistry isn’t easy; that he was addressing an YMCA: Coaches, instructors and Matt Stevens • Assistant SE officer. ACADEMY referees needed for soccer, T-ball, [email protected] thorn, a sadness almost. those who know him say It was almost depressing a 10-hour study day isn’t Even without Napier, Youth sport specific cheerleading and flag football. Contact for me to be there. I uncommon. the Americans might personal training and Dan, 941-629-9622 ext. 108, or Rob Shore • Staff writer [email protected]. [email protected] would say it was time. I And his next chapter be in position to collect group sessions: Football, got led out of the sport. won’t be easy either, given more bobsled medals baseball, basketball, track & field, To have your activity published, Zach Miller • Staff writer One thing led to another, that Napier is considering in Sochi than any other volleyball and soccer. Strength and fax (941-629-2085) or e-mail (sports@ leading me to where I am becoming a chiropractor. nation. conditioning, speed, agility, stretching, sun-herald.com) event details to the [email protected] Sports Department at least one week in right now, and I’m happy “He’s the American “Hoping and praying mobility and weight management. advance. Phone calls will not be accepted. EMAIL: [email protected] where I’m at.” dream,” said Dr. Dave they make it happen,” Call Elgin, 941-268-1891 or email Submissions suitable for publication will be FAX: 941-629-2085 He chose biochemistry Gabay, a close friend Napier said. [email protected]. edited for length and clarity. The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014 www.sunnewspapers.net SP Page 3

„ MLB: Atlanta „ NFL: Super Bowl XLVIII „ NFL NOTEBOOK Not all Super stars Kubiak named are NFL megastars Ravens’ By BARRY WILNER you earn or don’t earn.’ AssociAted Press WEATHER WATCH “Really, everything JERSEY CITY, N.J. — The Tracking the weather forecast for Terrance has done, he did OC names are hardly as fa- the first Super Bowl outdoors in a (himself).” By The AssociATed Press AP PHOTO miliar as Peyton Manning cold-weather city: Ditto for Seattle’s Kearse, who played at the and Richard Sherman. OWINGS MILLS, Md. Craig Kimbrel throws during the first day of voluntary workouts MONDAY: National Weather University of Washington Yet, for all the megastars Service meteorologist Anthony — Gary Kubiak was bored for Braves pitchers on Monday in Atlanta. but went undrafted in and All-Pros in this Super Gigi said a system is expected to and in need of a job, if for 2012. He made all of Bowl, there are guys like pass through the region Saturday no other reason to give his three catches that season Jermaine Kearse and Paris night with the potential for a wife some breathing room after catching on with the Lenon. mixture of snow and rain. at home. Seahawks, and his job was Braves revamp Like Michael Robinson At the same time, the HIGH: 39 degrees anything but secure when and Terrance Knighton. Baltimore Ravens were in LOW: 27 degrees Percy Harvin was acquired Malcolm Smith and the market for someone in a trade, and with Manny Ramirez. who could add some spice Sidney Rice, Golden Tate their rotation — to the top of the pro and efficiency to the NFL’s Players who have and Doug Baldwin in the football ladder. He’s been 29th-ranked offense. By CHARLES ODUM Teheran, 23, enjoyed his gone from pretty much receiving corps for 2013. practically unblockable in Both sides got what they AssociAted Press breakthrough last season, nowhere on the NFL Some credit Kearse the last few weeks, rising wanted Monday when when he was 14-8 with a landscape to the doorstep undergoing Lasik eye ATLANTA — Closer from obscurity to recog- Kubiak was hired to be the 3.20 ERA. of a championship. surgery last winter with Craig Kimbrel has played nizability as a leader of an Ravens’ offensive coordi- Gavin Floyd, 31, signed Perhaps no one is more his becoming a force, only three full seasons in improving defense. nator. Kubiak replaces Jim a one-year $4 million grateful for the opportuni- but coach Pete Carroll the majors, and already “I feel like I’m a nat- Caldwell, who was hired deal last month. He is ty to grab a ring than these can’t confirm that. He his contemporaries are ural leader,” said the on Jan. 14 to coach the recovering from surgery men. Some are veterans can confirm that Kearse’s considered the veterans of 335-pound Knighton. Detroit Lions. in May to repair the ulnar who fit the term journey- importance has steadily the Atlanta Braves. “I think wherever I am, The 52-year-old Kubiak collateral ligament and a men. Some are youngsters risen this season. That includes the rota- people just gravitate was Houston’s coach from torn flexor muscle in his who went in late rounds Broncos linebacker tion, where replacements 2006 through last month, right elbow. That ended of the draft — or were towards me, and with that Lenon’s confidence had must be found for depart- when he was fired after the right-hander’s seventh ignored altogether. it requires a responsibility to be waning at various ed veterans Tim Hudson the Texans got off to a 2-11 season with the Chicago All recognize they will to help other guys and points in his 12-year and Paul Maholm. start. White Sox. play some sort of role in bring them along.” career. He was on the 0-16 Hudson signed with the Baltimore also Braves general manager Sunday’s championship Broncos oach John Fox Detroit Lions in 2008, Giants and Maholm is a announced the hiring Frank Wren said he hopes game. Some might even praises the work ethic of eight years after he was free agent. of Rick Dennison, the Floyd will be ready by sneak into a starring part, Knighton, who was buried not selected in the draft. The rotation returns Texans former offensive May. the way running back on the depth chart in He was cut by Carolina in Kris Medlen, Mike coordinator, as their Beachy ‘s return as a Tim Smith did in 1987 or training camp after being 2000, worked for the post Minor, Julio Teheran and quarterbacks coach. healthy member of the cornerback Larry Brown signed as a free agent office and then wound up Brandon Beachy. Kubiak might want rotation is a key for the did in 1996. from the Jacksonville in the short-lived XFL. Kimbrel, 25, said it’s to have a team to call Braves this spring. He “You never know who it Jaguars. Lenon learned a lot difficult for him to realize his own in the future, was only 5-5 but led the might be,” said Knighton, “I’ll always put it from all that losing with the young starters must but at this point in his National League with a the massive defensive on players,” Fox said. the Lions, managing now lead the rotation. NFL career he’s quite 2.00 ERA when his 2012 tackle coming off a sensa- “Basically, our approach another half-decade in the “Yeah, it’s kind of hard. content being in charge season ended after 13 tional AFC championship is, ‘Don’t let us define NFL. Guys that I played minor of reshaping a unit that starts. game performance. you. You are going to be “When you’re in a league ball with are sputtered for much of the There was no name- Knighton could be the held accountable. It is situation like that, you now the veterans of the 2013 season. ballclub,” he said Monday, plate on the locker next poster child for players going to be based on your have a certain amount of to Beachy in the Braves’ who graduate from the performance, where you guys that pack it in,” he the first day of the Braves’ Browns’ names O’Neil clubhouse on Monday. It depths of the NFL — “I are on the depth chart, said. “Now, it’s a complete informal pitching camp. defensive coordinator: was the space formerly did my four years in how much you are going reversal.” “It’s something that Cleveland Browns coach Mike Pettine reserved for Hudson. Jacksonville,” he said to play. All of those things, And a great place to be. happened really fast and a hired Jim O’Neil as his defensive “We’re obviously going lot of those guys are going coordinator, reuniting him with the to have to step into those to miss Huddy’s pres- coach who helped him turn around shoes and win a lot of ence,” Beachy said. “I’ve Buffalo’s defense last season. baseball games.” lockered next to Huddy Pettine also retained special teams Medlen, 28, has the my whole career. Kris coordinator Chris Tabor from Rob most experience of the is going to be the elder Chudzinski’s staff. returning starters. He statesman and he’s the In addition, Pettine plucked assis- made his debut in Atlanta guy. Mike and Julio are tants Chuck Driesbach (linebackers), in 2009 and led last year’s building off incredible Brian Fleury (assistant linebackers staff with 15 wins. The campaigns and hopefully coach) and Jeff Hafley (secondary) off others came up in 2010 or I can help with that. Alex the staff he worked on in Buffalo as later. Wood has shown what defensive coordinator. Minor was 13-9 with he can do. I think we’re a Pettine made Brian Angelichio, who a 3.21 ERA last season. pretty good unit together.” spent the past two seasons in Tampa ------Bay, his tight ends coach and kept Bobby Babich (assistant secondary „ MLB NOTEBOOK coach) and Shawn Mennenga (assistant special teams coach) from Cleveland’s previous staff.

Zambrano sorry Around the league: New Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz stressed he has no for starting fight intention of making drastic changes to the aggressive approach that made By The AssociATed Press When Zambrano was the Bills one of the NFL’s most feared pass-rushing teams last season. … CARACAS, Venezuela with the Chicago Cubs he AP PHOTO The Philadelphia Eagles hired Bill — Former major league was suspended for 30 days Jermaine Kearse, one of the Seattle Seahawks’ unsung postseason stars, catches a touchdown Musgrave to coach their quarterbacks pitcher Carlos Zambrano in 2011 after a shouting pass in front of San Francisco’s Carlos Rogers during the second half of the NFC championship and Michael Clay as defensive quality apologized Monday in the match with teammate game on Jan. 19. The Seawhawks won to reach a Super Bowl for the second time. control coach. El Nacional newspaper Derrek Lee. for starting a brawl during ______Around the majors: New Venezuela’s winter series runs the luxurious sports York Yankees pitching prospect Omar have been upended years suites, don’t expect to get final. book at Wynn, where the before 2013 if not for the Luis was arrested for drunken driving so much as a free bottle of The Saturday night fight BETTING chairs are made of fine hard times. in Tampa and released on $500 bail. water at the sports book. happened during the FROM PAGE 1 leather and the carpet is Last fall, gamblers set At Wynn, a customer has Rodriguez defected from Cuba in 2012 third game of the series. thick enough to pass out records in September, to bet $150 before the and received a multimillion-dollar sports analysis. Zambrano struck pitcher on, believes the stigma is October and November. book will think about signing bonus from the Yankees. He Amateur gamblers are Mayckol Guiape of the ri- also falling away from the In November, the last giving out a drink ticket. played in the rookie-level Gulf Coast more likely to bet on a val Caribes de Anzoategui pastime. month for which statistics Books remain less after teammate Ezequiel League last year. … game they can watch, Avello, who speaks have been released, profitable per square foot Carrera of the Navegantes Infielder Elliott Johnson agreed because the emotional with a Goodfellas-type sports books handled than table games, where del Magallanes was hit by to a minor league contract with journey is part of the fun. Brooklyn accent even $490 million in wagers. the house always wins. a pitch. the Cleveland Indians that includes The proliferation of though he grew up in On Sunday, the Super An oddsmaker’s goal is Zambrano asked an invitation to big league spring sports podcasts, blogs upstate New York, says Bowl will be played to neither win nor lose forgiveness of Venezuelans training camp. He batted .261 with and websites, as well as this is the biggest change outdoors at a site with on the games, but to get and the Caribes organiza- 10 RBIs as the Atlanta Braves’ regular the debates that rage he’s seen in the past cold weather for the first equal money coming tion for the “very embar- second baseman over the final five on social media, have decades. time, and the industry is in on both sides — and rassing incident.” weeks last season. all made fans feel more “Even Al Michaels on worried that snow could clean up in commissions. educated and confi- (Sunday) Night Football throw off the handle This commission, also dent in their opinions, will say, ‘Wow, they when the Seahawks meet known as the vigorish or STONE CRABS according to Kornegay, covered the spread,’” he the Broncos, favored to juice, amounts to about CRABS who spent last week said, grinning in disbelief. win by 2.5 points, in New 4.5 percent of the handle TICKETS furiously working with FROM PAGE 1 Some of this growth Jersey. Casual gamblers at most Strip sports Tickets for the Charlotte Stone four staffers to figure out was hidden by the reces- might be spooked, books. back pitching coach Steve Crabs’ 70 home games at hyper-specific data points sion. People scale back unable to predict how Don’t wring your hands Watson after a year with Charlotte Sports Park are on sale like the number of recep- on gambling before other the weather would affect for the sports books, the short-season class A now. Prices start at $5.50. For tions Denver running discretionary spending, their favored team. though. They’ve only lost Hudson Valley Renegades. information: back Knowshon Moreno and the handle — the The surge in betting twice on the Super Bowl Rays pitchers and is likely to have. PHONE: 941-206-4487 total amount of money means that sports in the past 20 years. catchers will report Proposition wagers, in ONLINE: stonecrabsbaseball.com wagered — plummeted in books are expected to And they have another to Port Charlotte for which gamblers bet on 2009. It was the only fiscal contribute to the bottom advantage. While betting spring training on Feb. elements of the game year of the past ten that line. is becoming more 14. The Tropicana Field Thursday morning. aside from the final score, saw a decline in sports So while casinos are popular, the physical clubhouse staff will load The Stone Crabs open account for as much as betting. throwing elaborate books are becoming equipment and supplies the season April 3 against 60 percent of Super Bowl Oddsmakers believe parties for Super Bowl smaller. That’s in large onto a truck in prepartion the Bradenton Marauders bets in Nevada. the previous Super Bowl weekend, selling table part because of the for spring training on at Charlotte Sports Park. Johnny Avello, who record, set in 2006, would service and luxurious demise of horse racing. Page 4 SP www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014

„ NHL: Winter Olympics „ NHL ROUNDUP NHL may cut Olympic break Boston line By LARRY LAGE — especially when the a 16-day window that is audience will likely be AssociAted Press Olympics are not in the between major American much smaller because dominates Isles U.S. or Canada. sporting events: the the puck is scheduled to The NHL has not By The AssociATed Press decided whether to let “The North American Super Bowl and the drop at 4 p.m. in Sochi LIGHTNING AT its players participate experiences have been NCAA college basketball and at 7 a.m. or earlier in UNIONDALE, in the Olympics beyond better than far-away tournament. Instead of North America. N.Y. — The line of MAPLE LEAFS this year, meaning the Olympics for a host directly benefiting from Players, seemingly Patrice Bergeron, Brad WHO: Tampa Bay (31-16-5) Sochi Games could be reasons, including the decreased competi- universally, want to play Marchand and Reilly at Toronto (27-21-6) the finale for dozens of exposure,” NHL Deputy tion for time and money in the Winter Olympics Smith combined for WHEN: Today, 7 p.m. players. Commissioner Bill Daly from casual fans, the for the sixth straight time three goals and six said. “When you have a league can only hope assists to lead the Boston WHERE: Canada Centre, Toronto Sweden’s Daniel in 2018 in South Korea — TV: Sun Sports Alfredsson has competed North American-based that allowing its players and beyond. Bruins to a seesaw 6-3 in each of the last four Olympics, you can have to be in the Olympics victory over the New York RADIO: 106.9 FM, 107.5 FM, The NHL and NHL 620 AM, 1220 AM, 1530 AM Olympics with players a shorter period without draws more people to the Players’ Association Islanders on Monday NHL games. We’re going game. from the league and he have been in talks about night. to have the longest break “There are potential All three linemates said he is looking forward bringing back the World we’ve ever had, and that negative impacts with scored, and Loui PANTHERS AT to doing it for a fifth and Cup of Hockey that could interrupt momen- participating midseason Eriksson, Carl Soderberg BRUINS probably final time next wouldn’t conflict with the tum for teams and have in the Olympics and that and Zdeno Chara added month. The 41-year- league’s regular season. WHO: Florida (21-24-7) old Detroit Red Wings an affect on their com- factors into the overall goals as the Bruins Daly said the NHL and at Boston (33-15-3) forward said it would be petitiveness based on analysis of whether it’s a avoided a three-game WHEN: Today, 7 p.m. how many players they good idea for us to go or NHLPA are both in favor series sweep against the “bad” for the NHL to take WHERE: TD Garden, Boston the unique experience have playing, and how not,” Daly said. of creating a uniform Islanders. The final goal away from its players. many injuries they have When the Sidney international calendar. of the game was scored TV: Fox Sports Florida “It’s an unbelievable in Sochi.” Crosby-led Canadians “A World Cup should by Chara, his 500th RADIO: no local affiliate experience,” Alfredsson The NHL had 150 of its beat the Americans for clearly play a part in career point. said. players — at least one for gold four years ago in that,” Daly said. Penguins 3, Sabres 0: NHL players, mean- League officials, each of the 12 countries Vancouver, nearly 35 Hurricanes 3, Blue In Pittsburgh, Marc-Andre Fleury though, are not sure in the tournament — million people watched while, don’t want a World Jackets 2: In Raleigh, N.C., Jordan stopped 24 shots for his fourth freezing their league for picked to play in Russia. on TV. Cup of Hockey — per- Staal scored the tiebreaking goal two-plus weeks in the The league will not But even if there’s a re- haps every two years — with 5:55 remaining to help Carolina shutout and Chris Kunitz and Deryk middle of the season have any games from match in the gold-medal to replace an opportunity rally from two goals down for a third Engelland scored second-period goals is good for business Feb. 9 through Feb. 24, game on Feb. 23, the to play in the Olympics. consecutive victory. to lead Pittsburgh.

„ COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP „ NBA ROUNDUP Harris back ;Mao at practice for No. 3 Gators It By The AssociATed Press - GAINESVILLE STATE SCHEDULE — Florida forward All times p.m. Damontre Harris, who TODAY was dismissed from SMU at Florida, 7 the team last month, is back practicing with the WEDNESDAY Gators, who moved up to Memphis at Central Florida, 7 4 1 No. 3 in the latest AP poll Florida State at N.C. State, 7 released Monday. Miami at Maryland, 9 l p Coach Billy Donovan a says Harris is working THURSDAY with the scout team and Florida at Mississippi State, 7 involved in team activi- Florida Int. at Marshall, 7 ties, but the former South Florida Atlantic at Charlotte, 7 Carolina transfer won’t Lipscomb at Jacksonville, 7:15 play or be on the bench No. Kentucky at No. Florida, 7:30 this season. Donovan says it “would FRIDAY Stetson at Florida Gulf Coast, 7 completely devalue our AP PHOTO core values” if he allowed Harris to play this season. a 28-22 halftime deficit and nearly Oklahoma City forward Kevin Durant (35) drives to the basket as Atlanta Hawks guard Shelvin Mack (8) defends on Monday. Harris transferred doubling the Bison’s score in the to Florida after South second half. Carolina fired coach Darrin Horn in 2012. He sat out last season under WOMEN NCAA transfer rules and No. 2 Notre Dame 87, Captain clutch was supposed to make his No. 8 Maryland 83: In College Florida debut in October. Park, Md., Jewell Loyd scored a But Donovan suspend- career-high 31 points, Kayla McBride Kevin Durant hits game-winner, scores 41 in win vs. Hawks ed him indefinitely for vi- had 20 and the unbeaten Irish blew a olating team rules. Harris 22-point lead before coming back to By The AssociATed Press 12-footer while being of 11, and raced to a 16-point lead. was eventually released win. Notre Dame appeared on its way guarded by DeMarre MAGIC AT PISTONS Green made his first seven shots until OKLAHOMA CITY — from his scholarship and to another easy victory after building Carroll. he botched a fastbreak dunk. Markieff Kevin Durant scored 41 WHO: Orlando (12-33) at given an opportunity to a 41-19 lead late in the first half, but Shelvin Mack tried Detroit (17-27) Morris scored 13 points and had four points, including the transfer, but he asked Maryland stormed back behind senior to throw a pass to blocks. The Suns blocked 12 shots. game-winning jumper WHEN: Today, 7:30 p.m. Donovan for another star Alyssa Thomas to go up 64-63 Millsap on the final play, with 1.5 seconds left, WHERE: The Palace of Auburn chance. with 10 minutes left. Notre Dame then but Thabo Sefolosha Clippers 114, Bucks 86: and the Oklahoma City Hills, Auburn Hills, Mich. answered with a 10-2 run and the knocked it away. Millsap In Milwaukee, Blake Griffin dominated No. 17 Duke 80, No. 18 Thunder rallied from a TV: Fox Sports Florida Terrapins never got even after that. led the Hawks with 23 the paint with 20 points, Jamal Pittsburgh 65: In Pittsburgh, 14-point halftime deficit points. RADIO: 1010 AM, 1280 AM, Crawford scored 25 and Los Angeles Jabari Parker scored 21 points, to beat the Atlanta Hawks Reggie Jackson had 18 1480 AM Clippers ended its seven-game road No. 19 Purdue 80, reserve guard Andre Dawkins added 111-109 Monday night points for Oklahoma City trip with a win. Darren Collison added Illinois 68: In Champaign, Ill., 20 to help the Blue Devils pull away. for their eighth straight (36-10), which takes the 15 points and seven assists in place Courtney Moses scored 22 points to Duke’s Amile Jefferson chipped in a victory. Western Conference’s best The Nets had a three-point lead with of Chris Paul for the Clippers, who season-high 14 points, bringing Pitt’s lead a balanced attack that carried Durant scored 13 in the record into a showdown 17 seconds left, but John Salmons improved to 9-3 while their star point hot start in its first Atlantic Coast the Boilermakers past the Ilini for the fourth quarter, including Wednesday at Miami, the scored on a drive with 12 seconds recovers from a separated shoulder. Conference season to an abrupt halt. sixth straight time. KK Houser added a 16-foot, step-back two-time defending NBA remaining before Brooklyn took its Lamar Patterson had 14 points for the 17 points and six assists for Purdue, jumper with 25.5 sec- champion. last timeout to move the ball into the Timberwolves 95, Bulls Panthers. while April Wilson had 15 and eight onds remaining that put frontcourt. 86: In Chicago, Kevin Love scored 31 rebounds and Liza Clemons scored Oklahoma City ahead for Raptors 104, Nets 103: points to lead the Minnesota. Ronny Bethune-Cookman 58, 13. Jacqui Grant scored 22 points and the first time since the In New York, Patrick Patterson stole Suns 124, 76ers 113: In Turiaf added 14 points off the bench Howard 47: In Daytona Beach, grabbed seven rebounds for Illinois opening 2 minutes. Paul Deron Williams’ inbounds pass and Philadelphia, Gerald Green scored 30 for the Timberwolves, who snapped a The Wildcats picked up their fourth and Ivory Crawford added 15 points Millsap tied it for Atlanta made the go-ahead jumper with points and Goran Dragic had 24 to seven-game losing streak to the Bulls win of the season by responding from and 10 rebounds. before Durant knocked 6 seconds left, as Toronto stopped lead Phoenix over Philadelphia. The and won for the fourth time in five down the decisive Brooklyn’s five-game winning streak. Suns made their first six shots and 10 games overall. ------„ NBA: All-Star game No love for centers in all-star voting

y' imposed their will on and coaches, to vote for Dwight Howard to By JON KRAWCZYNSKI overmatched opponents a center. The change release a spoof infomer- AssociAted Press and their success would reflects the waning cial imploring viewers Sacramento’s DeMarcus have made them shoo- influence of big men on to “save the center.” Cousins and Minnesota’s ins for the All-Star game the game, and opens the Howard and Indiana’s TS; t si1`1 Nikola Pekovic have been in years past. door to better accommo- Roy Hibbert likely will be two of the most unstop- Not this season. Both date the influx of deserv- chosen as reserves by the pable offensive forces in big men could have a ing forwards, especially coaches, while Pekovic, AP PHOTO the Western Conference hard time getting to New in the West. Cousins and Detroit’s Pittsburgh’s Cameron Wright goes for a layup after getting past in the first half of this Orleans next month. No centers were voted Andre Drummond are Duke’s Quinn Cook (2) during Monday’s game. Duke won 80-65. season. Last year the NBA into the All-Star game, among the other bigs The burly centers have stopped requiring fans, prompting Houston’s hoping to get a call. The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014 www.sunnewspapers.net SP Page 5 | SCOREBOARD „ APPRECIATION: Tom Gola (1933-2014)

Tennessee St. 78, E. Kentucky 63 NOTE: 2 points for a win, 1 point for OT loss. contract; signed Chad Qualls, rhp, Miami, Sports on TV Tennessee Tech 81, Murray St. 65 Sunday’s results to a $6 million, two-year contract; signed MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL UT-Martin 103, E. Illinois 84 PANTHERS 5, Detroit 4, SO Matt Albers, rhp, Cleveland, to a $2.45 mil- Wofford 68, Elon 65 N.Y. Rangers 7, New Jersey 3 lion, one-year contract; signed Jesse Crain, Basketball star 7 p.m. ESPN — Michigan St. at Iowa EAST Winnipeg 3, Chicago 1 rhp, Tampa Bay, to a $3.25 million, one-year ESPN2 — West Virginia at Baylor Mount St. Mary’s 64, CCSU 62 Edmonton 5, Nashville 1 contract; signed Cesar Izturis, ss, Cincinnati, ESPNU — Missouri at Arkansas Robert Morris 67, Fairleigh Dickinson 58 Vancouver 5, Phoenix 4, OT to a minor league contract. 9 p.m. Sacred Heart 84, Bryant 78 Monday’s results KANSAS CITY (2) — Signed Jason Vargas, ESPN — Kentucky at LSU St. Francis (Pa.) 84, LIU Brooklyn 76 Boston 6, N.Y. Islanders 3 lhp, Los Angeles Angels, to a $32 million, won two titles ESPNU — Virginia at Notre Dame Wagner 73, St. Francis (NY) 62 Carolina 3, Columbus 2 four-year contract; signed Omar Infante, MIDWEST Pittsburgh 3, Buffalo 0 FS1 — St. John’s at Creighton 2b, Detroit, to a $30.25 million, four-year By The AssociATed Press 11 p.m. Cleveland St. 76, Valparaiso 66 Colorado at Dallas, late contract. ESPNU — New Mexico at Utah St. Missouri St. 75, Illinois St. 72 Edmonton at Vancouver, late LOS ANGELES (3) — Signed Joe Smith, rhp, PHILADELPHIA — NBA BASKETBALL Purdue 80, Illinois 68 Los Angeles at San Jose, late Cleveland, to a $15.75 million, three-year 7:30 p.m. SE Missouri 79, SIU-Edwardsville 71 Today’s games contract; signed Raul Ibanez, of, Seattle, to Tom Gola, the Hall of Wichita St. 83, Indiana St. 63 PANTHERS at Boston, 7 p.m. a $2.75 million, one-year contract; signed FSFL — Orlando at Detroit Famer who led La Salle 1 LIGHTNING at Toronto, 7 p.m. NHL HOCKEY SOUTHWEST John McDonald, ss, Boston, to a minor Detroit at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. to the 1954 NCAA title, ! 7 p.m. Prairie View 77, MVSU 59 league contract. Ottawa at Columbus, 7 p.m. FSFL — Florida at Boston Texas Southern 75, Ark.-Pine Bluff 51 MINNESOTA (5) — Signed Ricky Nolasco, still holds the Division I Washington at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. SUN — Tampa Bay at Toronto WEST rhp, Los Angeles Dodgers, to a $49 million, Carolina at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. record for career re- 7:30 p.m. Stanford 86, Southern Cal 59 four-year contract; signed Phil Hughes, New Jersey at St. Louis, 8 p.m. NBCSN — Washington at Buffalo rhp, New York Yankees, to a $24 million, bounds and helped the AP WOMEN’S TOP 25 Nashville at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. SOCCER three-year contract; signed Jason Kubel, of, The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Los Angeles at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Philadelphia Warriors win 2:55 p.m. Cleveland, to a minor league contract ($2 women’s college basketball poll, with first- Chicago at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. NBCSN — Premier League, Everton at Liv- million); re-signed Mike Pelfrey, rhp, to an the 1956 NBA champi- place votes in parentheses, records through Minnesota at Anaheim, 10 p.m. erpool $11 million, two-year contract; signed Kurt onship, died Sunday. He Jan. 26, total points based on 25 points for Wednesday’s games Suzuki, c, Oakland, to a $2.75 million, one- w N.Y. Rangers vs. N.Y. Islanders at Bronx, NY, was 81. a first-place vote through one point for a year contract. 7 p.m. 25th-place vote and last week’s ranking: NEW YORK (8) — Re-signed Brendan Ryan, Gola’s wife, Caroline, Record Pts Prv San Jose at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. Glantz-Culver Line ss, to a $5 million, two-year contract; signed 1. UConn (36) 21-0 900 1 Chicago at Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. said he died at St. Joseph’s NFL Brian McCann, c, Atlanta, to an $85 million, 2. Notre Dame 18-0 852 2 Sunday five-year contract; signed Kelly Johnson, Manor in Meadowbrook. 3. Duke 20-1 819 3 ECHL AP FILE PHOTO Super Bowl XLVIII 4. Stanford 18-1 811 4 EASTERN CONFERENCE inf-of, Tampa Bay, to a $3 million, one-year Gola was seriously At East Rutherford, N.J. 5. Louisville 20-1 758 5 Atlantic Division contract; re-signed Hiroki Kuroka, rhp, to a injured in 2003 after he Tom Gola (15) goes for a FAVORITE O T O/U UNDERDOG 6. North Carolina 17-3 688 7 GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA $16 million, one-year contract; signed Jaco- Denver +1 2½ (47) Seattle fell and hit his head on a block in a 1956 game. Gola, 7. South Carolina 18-2 656 10 Reading 38 23 14 1 0 47 118 98 by Ellsbury, of, Boston, to a $153 million, NCAA BASKETBALL 8. Maryland 16-2 638 6 Wheeling 41 19 16 1 5 44 106 121 seven-year contract; signed Carlos Beltran, curb and was in a coma the Hall of Famer who led La FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG 9. Baylor 16-3 617 12 Elmira 39 13 22 2 2 30 95 129 of, St. Louis, to a $45 million, three-year con- for several days. Salle to the 1954 NCAA title at Pittsburgh 4 Duke 10. Tennessee 16-4 565 11 North Division tract; signed Matt Thornton, lhp, Boston, to at William & Mary 5½ Coll. of Charleston 11. Oklahoma St. 17-2 550 8 GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA a $7 million, two-year contract; signed Brian Gola also led La Salle and helped the Philadelphia at Towson 10 Hofstra 12. Penn St. 15-4 485 13 Cincinnati 38 24 12 1 1 50 132 102 Roberts, 2b, Baltimore, to a $2 million, one- to the 1952 NIT title and Warriors win the 1956 NBA Villanova 5½ at Georgetown year contract. 13. Kentucky 16-4 471 9 Evansville 38 21 9 3 5 50 131 118 a runner-up finish in championship, died Sunday. Oklahoma St. 4 at Oklahoma 14. LSU 16-4 397 15 Kalamazoo 40 22 15 1 2 47 116 107 OAKLAND (3) — Signed Nick Punto, inf, Los at Portland St. 1½ E. Washington 15. Arizona St. 17-3 389 14 Fort Wayne 39 17 14 4 4 42 112 122 Angeles Dodgers, to a $3 million, one-year the 1955 NCAA tourna- at Savannah St. 2½ Norfolk St. 16. Vanderbilt 16-4 351 16 Toledo 38 13 22 3 0 29 114 142 contract; signed Scott Kazmir, lhp, Cleve- ment. He set the NCAA NIT, NCAA and NBA at Lafayette 1½ Colgate 17. Texas A&M 16-5 302 17 South Division land, to a $22 million, two-year contract; at Texas Southern 13½ Ark.-Pine Bluff 18. NC State 18-3 261 23 GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA signed Eric O’Flaherty, lhp, Atlanta, to a $7 Division I record for championships. NBA 19. Purdue 14-5 234 22 S. Carolina 41 28 10 1 2 59 121 81 million, two-year contract. “When I was growing FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG career rebounds with 20. West Virginia 17-3 219 18 Orlando 38 22 13 1 2 47 116 110 SEATTLE (7) — Signed Willie Bloomquist, up, you whispered the Phoenix 5½ (214) at Philadelphia 21. California 14-5 140 19 Florida 39 22 14 1 2 47 127 115 2b, Arizona, to a $5.8 million, one-year con- 2,201 and scored 2,461 at Brooklyn 3½ (190) Toronto 22. Gonzaga 18-3 123 25 Greenville 41 20 18 2 1 43 106 111 tract; signed Robinson Cano, 2b, New York points. He and former name Tom Gola, because at Oklahoma City 10 (205) Atlanta 23. Florida St. 15-5 102 24 Gwinnett 42 15 24 1 2 33 105 132 Yankees, to a $240 million, 10-year contract; George Washington he was like a saint,” late L.A. Clippers 9½ (200½) at Milwaukee 23. Iowa St. 15-4 102 20 WESTERN CONFERENCE signed Corey Hart, of-1b, Milwaukee, to a $6 Minnesota 2½ (196) at Chicago 25. Middle Tennessee 17-3 84 — Mountain Division million, one-year contract; re-signed Frank- player Joe Holup are the Warriors teammate Wilt at Utah 5½ (205½) Sacramento Others receiving votes: Nebraska 63, GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA lin Gutierrez, of, to a $1 million, one-year only players in NCAA Chamberlain once said. NHL Rutgers 27, Michigan St. 23, Southern Cal Alaska 38 25 10 2 1 53 130 80 contract; re-signed Humberto Quintero, FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE 18, St. John’s 14, San Diego 7, Oklahoma 6, Colorado 39 21 11 5 2 49 124 110 c, to a minor league contract; signed John Division I history to top Late UCLA coach John at Carolina -120 Columbus +100 Syracuse 6, Wichita St. 5, Saint Joseph’s 4, Idaho 39 20 15 2 2 44 116 113 Buck, c, Pittsburgh, to a $1 million, one-year Wooden once called Gola Boston -130 at N.Y. Islanders +110 2,000 in career points and Bowling Green 3, Chattanooga 2, DePaul 2, Utah 40 17 16 3 4 41 98 106 contract; re-signed Endy Chavez, of, to a mi- the “greatest all-round at Pittsburgh -280 Buffalo +230 Iowa 2, Michigan 2, Georgia Tech 1, Texas 1. Pacific Division nor league contract. rebounds. at Dallas -120 Colorado +100 GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA TAMPA BAY (4) — Re-signed Jose Molina, Gola averaged 11.3 basketball player” ever. at San Jose -155 Los Angeles +135 Ontario 40 27 8 2 3 59 121 100 c, to a $4.5 million, two-year contract; re- points and 8.0 rebounds Part of his popularity at Vancouver -200 Edmonton +170 Pro basketball Stockton 40 21 14 0 5 47 135 127 signed Juan Oviedo, rhp, to a $1.5 million, Bakersfield 39 17 18 1 3 38 100 111 one-year contract; re-signed James Loney, in 10 NBA seasons stemmed from the fact NBA San Francisco 40 15 20 4 1 35 101 143 1b, to a $21 million, three-year contract; EASTERN CONFERENCE with Philadelphia/San that Gola, the eldest son College basketball Las Vegas 37 10 23 3 1 24 84 130 signed Grant Balfour, rhp, Oakland, to a $12 Atlantic W L Pct GB of a Philadelphia police- Note: Two points are awarded for a win, million, two-year contract. Francisco and New York. MEN Toronto 23 21 .523 — Monday’s results one point for an overtime or shootout loss. TEXAS (4) — Re-signed Geovany Soto, c, “I am deeply saddened man, chose to play at a Brooklyn 20 23 .465 2½ Sunday’s games SOUTH New York 17 27 .386 6 to a $3.05 million, one-year contract; re- to hear the news about hometown college despite Bethune-Cookman 58, Howard 47 Orlando 3, Florida 2 signed Jason Frasor, rhp, to a $1.75 million, Boston 15 31 .326 9 Kalamazoo 3, Reading 2 the passing of Tom Gola, receiving more than 50 Coppin St. 70, NC A&T 54 Philadelphia 14 31 .311 9½ one-year contract; re-signed Colby Lewis, Hampton 67, SC State 56 Wheeling 3, Cincinnati 1 rhp, to a minor league contract; signed scholarship offers. Southeast W L Pct GB Elmira 4, Fort Wayne 1 a former teammate and NC Central 53, Morgan St. 52 Miami 32 12 .727 — Shin-Soo Choo, of, Cincinnati, to a $130 mil- A three-time All- NJIT 65, Delaware St. 59, OT Toledo 4, Greenville 2 lion, seven-year contract. one of the true gentlemen Atlanta 23 21 .523 9 Ontario 5, Stockton 2 Norfolk St. 56, Savannah St. 49 Washington 21 22 .488 10½ TORONTO (2) — Signed Dioner Navarro, c, of the game,” Warriors American, the 6-foot-6 William & Mary 74, Coll. of Charleston 63 Bakersfield 3, Idaho 1 Chicago Cubs, to an $8 million, two-year Charlotte 19 27 .413 14 Monday’s results teammate Al Attles said Gola averaged nearly 21 EAST Orlando 12 33 .267 20½ contract; re-signed Minoru Kawasaki, ss-2b, Colgate 75, Lafayette 68 No games scheduled to a minor league contract. in a statement Sunday points and 19 rebounds Central W L Pct GB Today’s game Duke 80, Pittsburgh 65 Indiana 34 9 .791 — night. “He was a Hall for La Salle from 1952-55. Towson 76, Hofstra 58 Orlando at South Carolina, 7:05 p.m. Chicago 22 22 .500 12½ Wednesday’s games of Fame player, but an He then helped lead the MIDWEST Detroit 17 27 .386 17½ No scores reported Fort Wayne at Wheeling, 7 p.m. even better person. His Warriors to the 1956 NBA Cleveland 16 28 .364 18½ Kalamazoo at Elmira, 7:05 p.m. Transactions SOUTH Milwaukee 8 36 .182 26½ title as a rookie. No scores reported Greenville at Florida, 7:30 p.m. nickname was ‘Saint’ and WESTERN CONFERENCE Reading at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. BASEBALL WEST Southwest W L Pct GB American League for good reason. He had The five-time NBA No scores reported Toledo at Evansville, 8:15 p.m. San Antonio 33 11 .750 — Las Vegas at Utah, 9:05 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS — Agreed to a huge impact on the All-Star concentrated Houston 29 17 .630 5 terms with INF Elliott Johnson on a minor AP TOP 25 Colorado at Ontario, 10 p.m. Warriors’ early success on defense, rebounds Dallas 26 20 .565 8 Idaho at Alaska, 11:15 p.m. league contract. The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Memphis 22 20 .524 10 National League in Philadelphia and, of and assists because college basketball poll, with first-place New Orleans 18 25 .419 14½ AHL CINCINNATI REDS — Agreed to terms course, was part of the the Warriors already votes in parentheses, records through Jan. Northwest W L Pct GB with INF Chris Nelson on a minor league 26, total points based on 25 points for a EASTERN CONFERENCE original team that moved had proven scorers in Oklahoma City 36 10 .783 — Atlantic Division contract. first-place vote through one point for a Portland 33 12 .733 2½ COLORADO ROCKIES — Named Jerry Chamberlain, Paul Arizin 25th-place vote and last week’s ranking: GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA West to San Francisco in Denver 22 21 .512 12½ Weinstein offensive coordinator, Ron Gide- Record Pts Prv Manchester 47 28 12 2 5 63 140 121 1962. My sympathy goes and Neil Johnston. Minnesota 22 22 .500 13 on supervisor for Tulsa (Texas), Don Sned- 1. Arizona (63) 20-0 1,623 1 St. John’s 43 24 16 1 2 51 132 115 Utah 15 29 .341 20 Providence 45 22 17 1 5 50 143 131 don manager for Modest (Cal), Mark Brewer out to his entire family. “My job was to guard 2. Syracuse (2) 19-0 1,561 2 Pacific W L Pct GB 3. Florida 17-2 1,436 6 Worcester 41 20 17 3 1 44 101 114 pitching coach for Asheville (SAL) and He will be missed.” the opponents’ best L.A. Clippers 32 15 .681 — Portland 41 16 16 2 7 41 115 134 Duane Espy supervisor for Tri-City (NYP). 4. Wichita St. 21-0 1,435 5 Golden State 27 18 .600 4 Gola later coached at guard — Jerry West, Oscar 5. San Diego St. 18-1 1,337 7 East Division American Association Phoenix 26 18 .591 4½ GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA AMARILLO SOX — Signed OF Brian La Salle, where the arena Robertson, Bill Sharman 6. Kansas 15-4 1,272 8 L.A. Lakers 16 29 .356 15 7. Michigan St. 18-2 1,251 3 Binghamton 43 27 13 0 3 57 158 132 Wuest. is named after him. — and be a playmaker,” Sacramento 15 28 .349 15 W-B/Scranton 43 25 14 1 3 54 123 105 KANSAS CITY T-BONES — Signed OF 8. Oklahoma St. 16-3 1,067 11 Sunday’s results said Gola, who entered 9. Villanova 17-2 1,063 4 Norfolk 43 22 13 1 7 52 120 114 Bryan Sabatella. Released C Jonathan Cis- A Philadelphia folk hero Miami 113, San Antonio 101 Hershey 42 22 14 3 3 50 134 116 neros. the Hall of Fame in 1976. 10. Michigan 15-4 1,050 21 New York 110, L.A. Lakers 103 whose legions of fans 11. Kentucky 15-4 896 14 Syracuse 41 17 18 2 4 40 108 127 LINCOLN SALTDOGS — Signed RHP New Orleans 100, Orlando 92 Northeast Division Jake Meiers. screamed “Go, Gola, Go!” His career was inter- 12. Louisville 17-3 891 12 Phoenix 99, Cleveland 90 13. Cincinnati 19-2 793 15 GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA WINNIPEG GOLDEYES — Signed INF whenever he touched rupted from 1956-58 Brooklyn 85, Boston 79 Springfield 43 28 10 1 4 61 134 111 Casey Haerther. 14. Wisconsin 17-3 763 9 Dallas 116, Detroit 106 the ball, was one of only when he served in the 15. Iowa 16-4 722 10 Albany 43 23 14 3 3 52 134 115 Atlantic League Golden State 103, Portland 88 Adirondack 41 21 18 0 2 44 98 103 LONG ISLAND DUCKS — Signed LHP two players to win an Army. 16. Iowa St. 15-3 684 16 Denver 125, Sacramento 117 17. Duke 16-4 549 18 Bridgeport 45 18 22 1 4 41 119 147 Eric Niesen and RHP Casey Barnes. Monday’s results Hartford 41 14 22 0 5 33 100 137 Frontier League 18. Pittsburgh 18-2 517 20 Phoenix 124, Philadelphia 113 19. Saint Louis 18-2 464 19 WESTERN CONFERENCE GATEWAY GRIZZLIES — Signed OF Toronto 104, Brooklyn 103 Midwest Division Xavier Macklin. | QUICK HITS 20. Creighton 17-3 445 — Minnesota 95, Chicago 86 21. UMass 17-2 353 13 GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA JOLIET SLAMMERS — Signed OF Darian Oklahoma City 111, Atlanta 109 Grand Rapids 44 28 12 2 2 60 152 106 Sandford to a contract extension. 22. Memphis 15-4 262 23 L.A. Clippers 114, Milwaukee 86 immediately. In announcing the 23. Oklahoma 16-4 203 25 Chicago 42 23 15 2 2 50 117 107 TRAVERSE CITY BEACH BUMS — SENTENCE GIVEN IN Sacramento at Utah, late Milwaukee 42 20 13 6 3 49 113 115 Signed LHP Nate King. decision Monday, the Bulls said 24. Ohio St. 16-4 143 17 Today’s games Rockford 46 20 20 4 2 46 130 151 BASKETBALL FIESTA BOWL CASE 25. Texas 16-4 142 — New Orleans at Cleveland, 7 p.m. they failed to finalize a change in Others receiving votes: UConn 67, Gonza- Iowa 41 19 16 3 3 44 103 111 National Basketball Association Orlando at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. North Division PHOENIX (AP) — An ownership that they hoped would ga 51, UCLA 39, Virginia 18, George Wash- Boston at New York, 7:30 p.m. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS — Assigned G ington 5, Green Bay 5, Kansas St. 5, Minne- GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA Lorenzo Brown to Delaware (NBADL). Arizona lobbyist who sustain the organization established in San Antonio at Houston, 8 p.m. Toronto 42 25 13 2 2 54 120 104 sota 5, SMU 3, American U. 1, Harvard 1, Memphis at Portland, 10 p.m. FOOTBALL was targeted in a Fiesta October 2012. The Bulls finished their Louisiana Tech 1, New Mexico 1, Southern Rochester 40 19 15 3 3 44 113 117 National Football League Washington at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Hamilton 42 20 18 0 4 44 102 112 Miss. 1. ATLANTA FALCONS — Signed coach Bowl corruption probe partial season 15-20-5 with 32 games Indiana at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Lake Erie 41 17 20 0 4 38 108 134 Wednesday’s games Mike Smith and general manager Thomas has been sentenced to remaining. The team said it would USA TODAY TOP 25 Utica 40 15 20 2 3 35 96 124 Oklahoma City at Miami, 7 p.m. West Division Dimitroff to one-year contract extensions 200 hours of community provide refunds for tickets via email The top 25 teams in the USA Today men’s Orlando at Toronto, 7 p.m. through the 2016 season and president college basketball poll, with first-place GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA Philadelphia at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Texas 44 27 12 2 3 59 161 123 Rich McKay to a four-year extension service and one year of requests through Feb. 28. votes in parentheses, records through Jan. Detroit at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. through May 2019. 26, points based on 25 points for a first- Abbotsford 44 26 14 3 1 56 130 122 unsupervised probation. New Orleans at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Charlotte 41 21 19 0 1 43 124 125 BALTIMORE RAVENS — Named Gary place vote through one point for a 25th- Phoenix at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Kubiak offensive coordinator. Gary Husk was a place vote and previous ranking: San Antonio 43 16 21 2 4 38 116 138 TENNIS Houston at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Oklahoma City 44 16 22 1 5 38 119 152 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Named Jim leading figure in the Record Pts Pvs Charlotte at Denver, 9 p.m. O’Neil defensive coordinator, Chris Tabor 1. Arizona (31) 20-0 799 1 Note: Two points are awarded for a win, Fiesta Bowl case but WTA championships Chicago at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m. one point for an overtime or shootout loss. special teams coordinator, Brian Angelichio 2. Syracuse (1) 19-0 769 2 Memphis at Sacramento, 10 p.m. tight ends coach, Bobby Babich assistant avoided any charges changing sites: The WTA is 3. Wichita State 21-0 724 4 Monday’s results Washington at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. No games scheduled secondary coach, Chuck Driesbach line- moving its season-ending champi- 4. Florida 17-2 694 6 backers coach, Brian Fleury assistant line- related to that probe after 5. San Diego State 18-1 653 7 Today’s games onships from Istanbul to Singapore Lake Erie at Utica, 7 p.m. backers coach, Jeff Hafley secondary coach a lengthy investigation. 6. Michigan State 18-2 621 3 and Shawn Mennenga assistant special and will revamp it into a 10-day 7. Louisville 17-3 552 9 Pro hockey Charlotte at Norfolk, 7:15 p.m. In a deal with prose- Wednesday’s games teams coach. event with music, entertainment and 7. Kansas 15-4 552 11 NHL NEW YORK GIANTS — Named Danny cutors, the 56-year-old 9. Villanova 17-2 509 5 EASTERN CONFERENCE Binghamton at Worcester, 7 p.m. Adirondack at Hartford, 7 p.m. Langsdorf quarterbacks coach, Sean Ryan tennis-related symposiums. Speaking 10. Oklahoma State 16-3 497 12 Atlantic Division pleaded guilty to a single Chicago at Rochester, 7:05 p.m. wide receivers coach and Kevin M. Gilbride 11. Kentucky 15-4 433 14 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Monday ahead of the launch, WTA Syracuse at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, 7:05 tight ends coach. misdemeanor charge of 12. Iowa 16-4 386 10 Boston 51 33 15 3 69 153 113 p.m. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Promoted conspiracy to make a chief Stacey Allaster said “we’re ulti- 13. Wisconsin 17-3 368 8 LIGHTNING 52 31 16 5 67 155 128 San Antonio at Texas, 8:30 p.m. Mike Dawson to assistant defensive line 14. Michigan 15-4 346 25 Toronto 54 27 21 6 60 155 168 prohibited contribution. mately in the entertainment business Thursday’s games coach. Named Bill Musgrave quarterbacks 15. Cincinnati 19-2 323 16 Montreal 52 27 20 5 59 128 134 coach and Michael Clay defensive quality Husk, whose firm and trying to broaden our reach” and 16. Duke 16-4 298 18 Toronto at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Detroit 52 23 18 11 57 135 144 control coach. 17. Pittsburgh 18-2 279 19 represented the bowl “expand our fan base.” The event will Ottawa 52 22 20 10 54 147 165 Canadian Football League 18. Iowa State 15-3 268 17 PANTHERS 52 21 24 7 49 127 158 be held from Oct. 17-26 this year at CALGARY STAMPEDERS — Re-signed from March 2000 to 19. UMass 17-2 265 12 Buffalo 51 14 30 7 35 97 147 Pro baseball DB Keon Raymond to a contract extension. the Singapore Sports Hub’s 7,500-seat 20. Creighton 17-3 229 24 Metropolitan Division AMERICAN LEAGUE January 2011, has already 21. Saint Louis 18-2 218 20 GP W L OT Pts GF GA EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Signed OL indoor stadium, and prizemoney will FREE AGENT SIGNINGS Adam Baboulas and LB Curtis Dublanko. paid $30,000 in restitu- 22. Memphis 15-4 155 22 Pittsburgh 53 37 14 2 76 171 128 BALTMORE (2) — Signed Delmon Young, WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Re- tion, plus about $1,800 in be lifted by $500,000 to $6.5 million. 23. Ohio State 16-4 118 15 N.Y. Rangers 54 28 23 3 59 139 138 of, Tampa Bay, to a minor league contract; signed DB Alex Suber. 24. Gonzaga 18-3 114 21 Carolina 52 24 19 9 57 134 147 re-signed Alexi Casilla, 2b, to a minor league fines. He was sentenced 25. Oklahoma 16-4 85 25 Columbus 52 26 22 4 56 152 148 contract. Arena Football League Monday. Others receiving votes: Texas 41, Virginia Philadelphia 53 25 22 6 56 142 158 BOSTON (3) — Signed A.J. Pierzynski, c, Tex- ORLANDO PREDATORS — Named Sia- GOLF 26, UCLA 22, UConn 18, George Washing- New Jersey 53 22 20 11 55 127 132 as, to an $8.25 million, one-year contract; ha Burley offensive coordinator. Husk was charged with ton 8, Baylor 6, Kansas State 6, Southern Washington 52 23 21 8 54 148 154 signed Edward Mujica, rhp, St. Louis, to a HOCKEY using his firm’s money to Mickelscon sees doctor Miss. 6, Colorado 5, Toledo 5, SMU 1, Ste- N.Y. Islanders 55 21 26 8 50 157 185 $9.5 million, two-year contract; re-signed National Hockey League to address back pain: phen F. Austin 1. WESTERN CONFERENCE Mike Napoli, 1b, to a $32 million, two-year CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Recalled F reimburse staffers who Central Division contract. Brandon Pirri from Rockford (AHL). made contributions to Phil Mickelson flew to Georgia to WOMEN GP W L OT Pts GF GA CHICAGO (2) — Re-signed Paul Konerko, DETROIT RED WINGS — Assigned G see a doctor about his lower back Monday’s results Chicago 54 32 10 12 76 190 149 1b, to a $2.5 million, one-year contract; Petr Mrazek to Grand Rapids (AHL). politicians such as Gov. SOUTH St. Louis 51 35 11 5 75 177 119 signed Scott Downs, lhp, Atlanta, to a $4 NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Recalled F Jan Brewer. The case pain, hoping to defend his Phoenix Alcorn St. 63, Alabama A&M 60 Colorado 51 32 14 5 69 149 134 million, one-year contract. Colton Sissons from Milwaukee (AHL). against Husk arose from Open title. Mickelson withdrew Belmont 71, Morehead St. 65 Minnesota 54 28 20 6 62 129 133 CLEVELAND (3) — Re-signed Jason Giambi, NEW YORK ISLANDERS — Sent D Matt after making the cut at Torrey Pines Coppin St. 59, NC A&T 50 Dallas 52 24 20 8 56 151 153 1b, to a minor league contract; signed Da- Donovan and G Anders Nilsson to Bridge- a fraud investigation into Davidson 69, W. Carolina 65 Winnipeg 54 25 24 5 55 152 158 vid Murphy, of, Texas, to a $12 million, two- port (AHL). the Fiesta Bowl. because of his back injury. He said Delaware St. 79, Wesley 37 Nashville 54 23 23 8 54 132 163 year contract; signed David Aardsma, rhp, PHOENIX COYOTES — Recalled D Con- joints had locked up and specialist Furman 73, UNC-Greensboro 64 Pacific Division New York Mets, to a minor league contract, nor Murphy from Portland (AHL). Assigned Georgia Southern 68, Appalachian St. 59 GP W L OT Pts GF GA DETROIT (3) — Signed Joe Nathan, rhp, F Jordan Szwarz to Portland. Tom Boers restored his mobility. Hampton 78, SC State 47 Anaheim 54 39 10 5 83 182 130 Texas, to a $10 million, two-year contract; ECHL HOCKEY Mickelson says he still has some Howard 47, Bethune-Cookman 45 San Jose 52 34 12 6 74 165 125 signed Rajai Davis, of, Toronto, to a $10 mil- ECHL — Announced the San Francisco Jacksonville St. 69, Austin Peay 65 Los Angeles 53 29 18 6 64 132 113 lion, two-year contract; signed Joba Cham- Bulls have ceased operations effective im- Sharks’ ECHL affiliate inflammation that will take a week NC Central 50, Morgan St. 48 Vancouver 53 27 17 9 63 135 134 berlain, rhp, New York Yankees, to a $2.5 mediately. folds: The San Francisco Bulls, an or two to subside. He plans to fly to Notre Dame 87, Maryland 83 Phoenix 52 24 18 10 58 151 160 million, one-year contract. READING ROYALS — Acquired the Savannah St. 79, Norfolk St. 47 Calgary 52 18 27 7 43 119 165 HOUSTON (5) — Signed Scott Feldman, rights to F Adrian Foster to complete a pre- affiliate of the NHL’s San Jose Sharks, Arizona on Wednesday with hopes of Southern U. 60, Alabama St. 44 Edmonton 54 16 32 6 38 140 188 rhp, Baltimore, to a $30 million, three-year vious trade. have folded operations effective playing the Phoenix Open. Page 6 SP www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun /Tuesday, January 28, 2014

„ COLLEGES: Edison State College Students discuss mascot matters By IAN ROSS thoughtful in making sure Staff Writer all four campuses are rep- PUNTA GORDA — A resented,” Morgenstern new name for a new said, remembering sug- athletics program needs gestions from the group a new mascot, and who like four buccaneers on better to ask for ideas than a dinghy rowing toward students. shore. Edison State College’s She also noted while marketing team has other campuses brought been doing just that with up the idea of promoting town hall meetings at racial or ethnic diversity in every campus, including the buccaneer’s persona, Monday in Punta Gorda, the Charlotte campus seeking input from stu- thought of promoting dents, faculty and staff. diversity through the As a result, Edison gender of the pirate. State Charlotte student Creating a mascot and Gabrielle Rosenberg athletics logo is just one said, “I think (the mascot change coming to Edison. is) going to be much, Due to a trademark much more personal and conflict with Thomas really represent the soul of Edison State College in Edison. This is a way for New Jersey, the school SUN PHOTO BY JENNIFER BRUNO us as students to contrib- will be rename to Florida ute and we’re not just in SouthWestern College on Port Charlotte’s Kyle Collins drives to the basket against North Port’s Brian Thatcher during the Bobcats’ victory on Monday night. the background.” July 1, pending approval of Florida’s legislature and Charlotte (16-7), but all quarter, hitting 3 of 10 one pass, then shoot. We Edison plans to bring of them came before foul shots. were not getting good back its athletics program, governor. BOBCATS The new name neces- halftime. Then in the second looks. In the second half, which it canceled in 1997, FROM PAGE 1 “We struggled offen- half, the Pirates’ offen- we were working the in fall 2015. The nickname sitates the new school sively, to put it mildly,” sive chances started basketballl and getting has been choosen — logo, which was displayed North Port clamped down Port Charlotte coach Bill drying up as the Bobcats solid defense.” Buccaneers, a nod to the at the meeting. The defensively, as the Pirates Specht said. “Give them clogged the passing lanes, The second half also college’s former teams school will also change made just two of seven its colors from Edison’s shots from the floor and credit, they played good especially to Blanc in the reinforced the impor- — but Santiago Arenas, tance for Port Charlotte graphic artist and creative blue and white to Florida committed eight turn- defense. low post. SouthWestern’s purple overs. Those turnovers led Nicksen Blanc had “I’m very happy,” North to find secondary offense coordinator, said there are after Blanc, as it was in a variety of possibiltities and platinum. to eight fastbreak points, 10 points and eight Port coach Travis Slanger Student Andrew Shaum including Deas’ putback rebounds. The Pirates said. “We got quality short supply. for the mascot. “The last two weeks, Among the suggestions said he believes Edison with 1:45 left in the third will also be a top seed in minutes from our guys off we’ve had secondary op- was a female buccaneer is moving in the right quarter as the Bobcats their respective district the bench, got stops. They tions,” Specht said. “Sean because most mascots direction. finished the period on tournament, that in did what we asked them (Phillip), Harrison (Rains), are male; four buccaneers “They’re going with a an 11-0 run and took the District 6A-11. to do.” Tyler (Specht) or Kyle or four crossed swords to good approach on the lead for good. Port Charlotte had led a North Port also evened (Collins). Tonight, they represent the college’s four re-branding because (the “We decided to push somewhat disjointed first the rebounding battle just weren’t available.” campuses; using the im- trademark conflict is) not the tempo and took half on the strength of its – after Port Charlotte age of a ship’s figurehead really the best situation control of the game,” own tough defense get- dominated the boards Contact Rob Shore at 941-206-1174 instead of a pirate; and but they’re facing it head Deas said. ting out on the North Port 27-16 in the first half, the or [email protected]. incorporating a torch into on,” he said. And “going Brandon Gonzalez shooters. The Pirates also Bobcats held the Pirates to all the campuses and even 15-15 afterward. NORTH PORT 52, PORT CHARLOTTE 43 the athletics logo to honor scored 16 points to lead got dunks from Harrison North Port 9 7 17 19 — 52 Edison’s current, soon to involving students makes North Port (20-4), who Rains and Phillip in the But North Port also Port Charlotte 14 7 5 17 — 43 be replaced, school logo. it more of a family effort.” will be the top seed in first quarter to bring the started flowing offensive- NORTH PORT (52): Teddy Deas 14, Bru- Morgenstern anticipates no 4, Miller 4, Sinopoli 6, Brandon Gon- Teresa Morgenstern, next week’s District 7A-10 crowd to its feet. ly after halftime. zalez 16, Barber 6, Thatcher 2. Totals 18 part of the school’s mar- the concept drawings for tournament. But Port Charlotte “In the first half, we (1) 15-23 52. keting team, wrote down the mascot will emerge in Sean Phillip scored missed an opportunity to weren’t making shots,” PORT CHARLOTTE (43): Leggett 2, Col- the next several weeks, but lins 8, Rains 8, Nicksen Blanc 10, Sean ideas students presented 15 point to lead Port pad its lead in the second Slanger said. “We’d make Phillip 15. Totals 15 (2) 11-19 43. at the meeting. Once the said it would be difficult to ideas are recorded, the give an exact date because marketing department they’ll be working with scored four points for the free throw attempts. Baker. Ida Baker lost to plans to use them as the about 30 pages of ideas. TARPONS Tarpons in the second Montoya led the Bishop Verot 49-10 earlier basis for several “concept” She also encouraged quarter, but Doyle got Tarpons with 10 points, in the season. community members drawings — prototypes FROM PAGE 1 hot and scored 13 of Jackson Beers added sev- Charlotte opens to send in their ideas from which the mascot “We double-teamed the visitors’ 17 points. en and Reynolds scored the four-team district and athletics logo will be for an athletics logo and him (Doyle) most of the Junior guard Stephen six. Wagner had 12 points tournament as the No. chosen. mascots. time,” Charlotte coach Wagner, a 5-7 playmaker, and Ward added 10 for 2 seed with a home 7:30 The Charlotte campus Contact Ian Ross at 941-3010 or iross@ scored the other four Tom Massolio said. “We the winners. p.m. game against Gulf students “were very sun-herald.com points for Bishop Verot Massolio said his team held him to two points Coast next Tuesday. Fort in the second period as has to improve before the in the first quarter but he Myers, the top seed, will the Vikings took a 30-13 District 7A-11 tourna- broke loose in the second play host to Riverdale. halftime lead. ment next week. The semifinal winners quarter for 13 points. He The Tarpons got their “We made them play on Feb. 7 in the just made his shots.” fastbreak and press (Bishop Verot) look Charlotte (13-10) going in the second half outstanding tonight,” championship game. trailed 13-5 at the and played Bishop Verot he said. “They were first-quarter break, due BISHOP VEROT 61, CHARLOTTE 43 almost evenly. definitely the better Bishop Verot 13 17 15 16 — 61 mainly to eight points by Doyle made most of team tonight. We have to Charlotte 5 8 14 16 — 43 Bishop Verot 6-3 junior his shots inside, some off improve in a lot of areas BISHOP VEROT (61): Ricky Doyle 27, Ste- Thaddeus Ward, who offensive rebounds. But to do well at the district phen Wagner 12, Thaddeus Ward 10, Wil- liams 4, Jack Kavanagh 4, Quinn Kavanagh scored eight points on he made a couple of field tournment.” 4. Totals: 23 (4) 11-12, 61. PHOTO PROVIDED BY SARAH DUGAS two 3-point baskets and goals on hook shots over The Tarpons play CHARLOTTE (43): Nick Montoya 10, Beers a 2-point field goal. the outstretched hands Thursday and will have 7, Dwight Reynolds 6, Hundt 4, Greenberg Santiago Arenas calls on students, faculty and staff at Edison 2, Ivankovic 2, Dwayne Reynolds 3, Junior State College Charlotte to submit ideas for the school’s future Nick Montoya and of the shorter Tarpons. their senior night at 7 Antoiner 5, Tyler 3, Laishley 1, Totals: 15 (3) Buccaneers mascot and logo on Monday. Dwight Reynolds both He also made five of six p.m. Friday against Ida 10-14, 43.

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Patty Gillespie Remax Room, Carport, Workshop, your credit card Beautiful Custom 3/2.5/2+CG very nice 3/2/2 very quiet Anchor 941-875-2755 CHA, City Water & Sewer, Not area. 1200 sf. with tile and 24 hours a day, 7 days week in Flood Zone. All up-graded. Estate Home. Amenities: wood laminates, fenced back ADVERTISE! $59,900. Excellent investment Granite, Custom Cabinets, yard. pictures and info at: property. 941-391-2022 Fireplace, 18" tile throughout, KL30.com 941-677-8550. Electronic Gated entrance, Board Fencing, Barn, RV pad, +++. BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HomeServices Florida Realty NORTH PORT 4+/2/2, PT CHARLOTTE 941-585-9599 4940 HURLEY AVE. 2/2/1.5 OVER 1500SQFT. www.CarolWade.com COMPLETELY RENOVATED, (BLOCK HOUSE) W/ SHOWS LIKE NEW! MOVE IN PORT CHARLOTTE BONUS RM & POOL CONDITION! 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Directory publishing Sundays, Wednesdays, and 8600215 Saturdays in the Classifi ed Section of the Sun! BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY T Medicines may be culprit in REX MORGAN By Woody Wilson and Terry Beatty dad’s fainting episodes DEAR DR. ROACH: My dad is 91 and in good health. In September, he had an episode in which his body stiffened and he fell. The paramedics came, and he was taken to the hospital, where they did an EKG, bloodwork, X-rays and a CAT scan. Every test was fine. Last night he was Dr. Roach sitting at a table playing ZITS By Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman cards, and fell from his chair. They picked him especially upon standing. up, and he was stiff. He From what you have was taken to the same said, I agree with his hospital, and all tests were doctors and think it’s more fine. The doctors think this likely that he has vasovagal is a “syncopal episode” syncope, possibly made and his blood pressure is worse by his medications, low. He takes Norvasc for than the possibility of blood pressure; an anti- stroke or seizures. The depressant, Remeron, at CAT scan is a good test for very low dose; and Flomax stroke, especially 48 hours for his prostate. He is out after the event. A seizure for only a minute or so, is a possibility, but it’s less and recovers quickly. I am likely. His doctors should worried about it being a carefully think about GARFIELD By Jim Davis ministroke or some kind of whether he needs medica- seizure. — B.J. tion changes. ANSWER: The lan- DEAR DR. ROACH: I guage of medicine still recently heard on the news includes many Latin and that eating nuts reduces Greek words that are the risk of pancreatic can- seldom used in ordinary cer. Is this true? — Anon. conversation. “Syncope” ANSWER: The data is is an example of a Latin now pretty solid that all word from a Greek root, kinds of nuts not only re- meaning to “cut off.” It’s duce heart disease risk, but the word we use for a brief also cancer risk, including loss of consciousness, such pancreatic cancer. A recent as a simple faint. Fainting study in the New England FRESHLY SQUEEZED By Ed Stein has many causes, and in Journal of Medicine young people it’s most showed a reduction in all commonly caused by a cancers. I wouldn’t eat nuts neurologic reflex called a just to reduce pancreatic vasovagal episode (“vaso” cancer risk, but it’s a good for “blood vessels,” and way to improve overall “vagal” for the vagus nerve, health. Nuts have healthy which sends messages fats, proteins and micro- from the brain to the heart nutrients that may be and many other internal responsible for the lowered organs). risk of disease. Nuts also Many triggers can cause make you feel full and less this reflex, which causes likely to eat snacks that are a slowed heart rate and less healthy. dilated blood vessels, READERS: The booklet which combine to tempo- on congestive heart failure MARY WORTH By Karen Moy and Joe Giella rarily reduce blood flow to explains this common the brain. Most people feel condition and its treat- nauseated or lightheaded ments. Readers can order prior to the episode, and a copy by writing: Dr. learn to sit or lay down Roach — No. 103, P.O. rapidly to avoid passing Box 536475, Orlando, FL out. The stiffness noted 32853-6475. Enclose a twice in your father can be check or money order (no part of vasovagal syncope. cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 The blood vessels and Can. with the recipient’s nerves of a 91-year-old, printed name and address. even a healthy one, just Please allow four weeks for aren’t the same as a delivery. 20-year-old. Although it Dr. Roach regrets that is possible this is just a he is unable to answer DILBERT By Scott Adams simple faint, I am con- individual letters, but cerned about all of his will incorporate them medications. Amlodipine in the column when- (Norvasc) dilates blood ever possible. Readers vessels in order to lower may email questions to the blood pressure, and ToYourGoodHealth@med. makes fainting more likely. cornell.edu or request an Mirtazapine (Remeron) order form of available has been known to cause health newsletters at P.O. muscle stiffness and Box 536475, Orlando, FL syncope. Even tamsulosin 32853-6475. Health news- (Flomax) occasionally letters may be ordered from causes lightheadedness, www.rbmamall.com. Tuesday, January 28, 2014 ads.yoursun.net E/N/C The Sun Classified Page 9 You can fi nd every business and service under the i 8600216 sun in the Business & Service Directory!

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Coins before bills? Dear Heloise: At work recently, a grumpy gentle- man told me that when I return change to custom- ers, I should give them the coin change first, then the BABY BLUES By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott paper money. Although he could have told me nicely, I could see his point. Coins could slip out of someone’s hand if placed on top of Hints from Heloise the paper money. — A Reader, via email Ah, yes, the that wore a collar. He liked return-change question! to sit on the windowsill. Everyone is different, so One day, when the blinds don’t take offense. Just were completely down, smile and say, “How would the cat walked along the you like your change?” back of the sofa (next to Some want it on the the window) and tried to counter; some, coins first, get in behind the blinds to DOONSBURY By Garry Trudeau then paper money; others, see outside. In the process, paper money, then change. he got one of the blind slats between his skin and Check order the collar. He tried to turn Dear Readers: Many of around to come out, and us (Heloise Central includ- his collar twisted tighter. If ed) place orders for deliv- I had not been there, I’m ery, especially pizza! How sure he would have been often have you placed an strangled. order and sensed that the Now I hang the cord up total bill was wrong? Here high and raise the blinds is a Heloise hint for when up a foot from the sill. — in doubt: Go online (if Patricia in Lake Village, Ind. possible) to double-check the order’s accuracy by Clear purse FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE By Lynn Johnston placing the same order. Dear Heloise: Some A total comes up, which professional sports allows you to see what stadiums no longer allow you ordered and what the purses to be brought total is. Now you can call inside. They will allow a the restaurant to make clear “purse,” which can corrections before the be expensive. I saved the driver arrives. — Heloise clear, zippered pouches Window blinds that linens come in, and even found one with Dear Heloise: Window- a handle. It was free, blind cords are not only a worked great and also was danger to children, but to a form of recycling! — animals as well. I had a cat Bobbie B., via email The Sun Classified Page 10 E/N/C ads.yoursun.net Tuesday, January 28, 2014 Dad relocating hates to MALLARD FILLMORE By Bruce Tinsley leave needy parents behind DEAR ABBY: My two - 7 aNlv y p >;o P children and I have lived with my parents for a few years because I had some health problems. Now that I am healthy again, I’m ready to return to work and move to a new home, but I am encoun- tering severe resistance PEANUTS By Charles Schulz from my parents. Dear Abby ONE OF BEET N'S THE 61RL I MARRY MUST BE NOW DID BEETHOVEN FEEL As I have recovered, our FAVORITE DISHES ABLE TO MAKE GOOD MACAIUNI ABOUT COLD CEREAL situation has gone from W45 MACARONI AND CHEESE AND CHEESE my parents helping me to for five years. I am 27, r 11 A my assuming the majority stand 5 feet 7 inches tall X of the household respon- and weigh 120 pounds. sibilities. My parents say Sean is constantly push- they know I want to go ing me to exercise more, 57 back to work and know it and he comments on my will be good for me to be thighs and stomach a CRANKSHAFT By Tom Batiuk & Chuck Ayers independent, but because lot. He tells me it’s not a of their own health weight issue, but I need HOLD ITS `r0U `VE :; c WE'RE IN -ME BUS PP1V S. concerns they need me to “work off some fat and ALREA 'q HAD °{<' % fRA1N14& - - BO JI,ING LEAGUE to stay. I have always felt gain more muscle.” He ONE DONUT! ` CNAMPIOtJSNIP IS a strong responsibility wasn’t like this when we I5 WEEK I toward my family, but I got married. 4j 1 know that not having a I love my body, and home to call our own lim- I know I’m not fat or Ir 144 - _ its the personal growth of overweight. I walk 4 miles my children and me. round trip to work. My I have been offered entire workday is spent a great job in another on my feet, walking or state that would allow running. I get plenty of me to provide well for exercise, and I’m healthy my children, but I feel and active. SHOE By Gary Brookins & Susie crushing guilt for even This is really hurting considering leaving my my confidence. It bothers I'M WORKING HARD TO MAKE THIS NOW ARE YOU I NOW INCLUDE A parents to fend for them- me to hear that someone selves. I know this will be I love thinks my normal COUNTRY MORE INCLUSIVE. GOING TO DO TIP WITH MY TAX. THAT, SENATOR? a life-changing decision body is unattractive S,A for all of us, so please give because of barely there me an objective point of “fat.” I don’t know what view. — DAD TORN IN gave Sean this idea. How TWO DIRECTIONS IN do I deal with it? — JUST TEXAS RIGHT IN ARIZONA DEAR DAD: On an DEAR JUST RIGHT: emotional level, of course The kind of body your your leaving will be trau- husband would like you matic for your parents. to have seems more They will miss you and descriptive of a skinny the children and all the teenager than a healthy activity in the house they young woman. Is he a have become used to. body builder or a gym rat? JANRIC CLASSIC SUDOKU Also, someone may have You deal with it by asking Fill in the blank cells using numbers 1 to 9 . Each number can appear on ly once in each row , to assume the household your husband WHY he column and 3x3 block . Use logic and process elimination to solve the puzzle. The difficulty chores that you have thinks your normal body been taking care of. is unattractive, listen level ranges from Bronze (easiest) to Silver to Gold (hardest). If you accept this job carefully to his response Rating: SILVER — and in my opinion you and, if necessary, run it by 1 4 7 6 should if you can’t find your doctor. So01ion to 1/27,14 one that pays as well clos- Dear Abby is written by 8 3 4 er to your parents — per- Abigail Van Buren, also 7 6 1 8 3 5 4 2 9 haps you could subsidize known as Jeanne Phillips, a housekeeper, a cleaning and was founded by her 5 2 7 8 9 4 2 6 1 3 5 7 company or someone to mother, Pauline Phillips. 2 5 3 9 4 7 6 1 8 help with the yard work a Write Dear Abby at www. 5 2 few times a month. DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 4 3 5 1 9 2 8 7 6 DEAR ABBY: I have 69440, Los Angeles, CA 1 7 3 6 6 2 9 4 7 8 1 3 5 been married to “Sean” 90069. 1 7 8 6 5 3 2 9 4 3 8 5 1 f, BIBLE 5 8 7 3 2 6 9 4 1 3 7 2 m 9 1 2 7 8 4 5 6 3 “Ye are of God, little children, and have overcome them because greater is he that is in you than he that is 4 1 9 2 1 3 1 4 6 5 1 9 7 8 2 in the world. — 1 John 4:4. Call up Him who dwells inside to face all that comes against you from the outside. He is more than a match. 1 “Thanks be to God which giveth us the victory through - /28 1 1 our Lord Jesus Christ.” — You will never re-live today, make it a good one with God’s help! Venice Gondolier readers: Look for the puzzle solution in the Our Town section

HOROSCOPE signs of respect you deserve, stay the course. stop and actively show yourself an act or two of making it difficult for you to do the things you need at things with a much lower tone than you.Your Eventually, you’ll get your due. unconditional love.Treat yourself. to do to make your life better. relationships thrive today because you approach ARIES (March 21-April 19).You’ll be asked to CANCER (June 22-July 22).While a small part of LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Here’s a radical idea: Cen- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19).The compulsion to them with such optimism and good cheer. contribute to or improve upon a group project.This youwonders what’s next, the better part of you will teryour schedule on the things that matter most to document the moment instead of fully experiencing TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Jan. 28).You have a beautiful is dangerous territory politically. Be diplomatic. be enjoying your current journey. It’slike you have you.What would happen if you did this? Someone it is a symptom of our current technological time environment in mind and are resourceful enough to Offer praise and positive words. both feet in the present. would need to adjust. period. create an even better one than what you imagine. TAURUS (April 20-May 20).You’ll be presenting LEO (July 23-Aug. 22).You want to share but may SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov. 21).Your strong sense AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Be aware of the extra Youwill find a way around limitations, especially your work to the world. Avoid trying to turn your friends and family into your fans. Chances are your not be sure which part of you is best to share at this of responsibility may have you sticking around a work that needs doing just to make something the ones that have to do with money.Your efforts offerings will be appreciated. time. Keep in mind that all social interaction is risk. situation that is ultimately not healthy for you. Don’t function correctly. For example, if you have to will connect you with kindred spirits.You’ll be GEMINI (May 21-June 21). It’s good to feel You may get itwrong. allow yourself to be mistreated. season it, it’s probably not delicious. showered in attention in September. Cancer and respected, especially by the people whose opinions VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).With all the busyness SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21).There are things PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20).Try to be the leader Scorpio adore you.Your lucky numbers are: 33, 2, matter most to you. But if you aren’t gettingthe goingon in your life now,it will be important to in your life that are drainingyour willpower and because if you wait for others, theywill likelycome 41, 44 and 19. Tuesday, January 28, 2014 ads.yoursun.net E/N/C The Sun Classified Page 11 Tuesday Television VEN-VENICE E-N-ENGLEWOOD SAR-SARASOTA PC-PORT CHARLOTTE ARC-ARCADIA SPG-SOUTH PUNTA GORDA

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A magician splits with his stage partner Room A hidden image leads to Unexpected Dom’s ex. (R) Room A hidden image leads to Brockovich. (TVMA) (R) after a performer steals their fame. asuspect. death. (R) (HD) asuspect. Live Scheduled: from “Mom” (:10) Broken City (‘13, Thriller) aac Mark Wahlberg, Ted (‘12, Comedy) aaa Mark Wahlberg, Zane Cowans. Real Time with Bill Maher Lethal Weapon (‘87, Action) actress Anna Faris; music group HBO2 303 303 303 303 303 303 402 Russell Crowe. An ex-cop finds himself in the middle of a A man’s vulgar, living teddy bear comes between him and Scheduled: Erin Brockovich. aaac Aretiringcop gets a scandal after being hired by a mayor. his girlfriend. (R) (HD) (TVMA) (HD) new partner. (R) Motley Crue performs. 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Repairs, Roofing Replacement 10% Buyer Premium QUILTRACK NEW wallrack 941-626-9353 Lic#CFC1428884 30 Years Experience 6001 Arcadia Phillip Wilson narural wood $15 941-235- Discounts to Seniors & Veterans 6002 Englewood LARRY`S PLUMBING, Re- 6003 Lake Suzy Auctioneer.com 1910 BEST PRICES -- QUALITY JOB Pipes (Most in 1 Day) Beat Any FREE Inspections & Estimates Best Coast Painting 6004 Nokomis AU1191 AB2321 Residential/Commercial Estimate Complete Service Call Hugh 941-662-0555 6005 North Port Wilson Realty 941-629-6624 DOLLS 941-484-5796 Lic.#CFC1425943 Handyman services also! RM COATS CONSTRUCTION, INC. 6006 Port Charlotte 6027 10% Off With Ad! REPIPES, SLAB LEAKS LICENSE C C C #1325731 & INSURED Deep Creek 941-815-8184 FULL SERVICE PLUMBING 6007 Punta Gorda AAA00101254 6008 Rotonda ITT THE PRECISION PLUMBING JAMES WEAVER ROOFING AMERICAN GIRL Square 6009 Sarasota 941-423-3058 FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED ci_ASSIF IEI Piano Ex.cond! $200 STEVEN’S CUSTOM PAINTING #CFC1427378 6010 South Venice Res/Comm. Int/Ext SINCE 1984. FREE ESTIMATE YOU; CAN..... 941-979-6362 941-426-8946 6011 Venice FREE EST. 6012 Out Of Area HD #2 Barbie Doll $125, 1st Advertise Today! LIC#1325995 Lic. & Ins. 941-255-3834 6015 Flea Market /Find a Pet Ed. HD Ken $215, HD GI Joe Collectible $200 941-539-7803 THINK PLUMBERS 6020 Auctions ./Find a Car are too high? Give me a try! Retired Master Plumber. MERCHANDISE ./Find a Job MOVING SALES 50% OFF Ross (941) 204-4286 Cash in with 6029 Call Now to Lock in an Lic. RF11067393 6013 Moving Sales /Find Garage Sales Amazing Bang For Your Buck 6025 Arts & Crafts From a Seasoned Painter Class! 6027 Dolls /Find A New Employee 941-468-2660 POOL SERVICES 6030 Household Goods 2 LEATHER rocker recliners 2 AAA00101266 6035 Furniture ./Sell Your Home almost like n $350 941-769- FORMER FIREFIGHTER 5165 LEONARD’S ROOFING & 0777 INSULATION INC. 6038 Electronics /Sell Your Unwanted Colin’s Painting FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED 6040 TV/Stereo/Radio Merchandise SINCE 1969 6060 Computer Equip HOUSEHOLD GOODS 3rd Generation Painter. AL`S PARADISE Interior & Exterior Painting, 6065 Clothing/Jewelry/ ./Advertise Your 6030 POOL SERVICE Shingle,Tile, Built-Up, Single- Accessories Business or Service Carpentry & Pressure Washing. Repairs & Service Ply, Metal, Full Carpentry, Free Estimates. Ask About 6070 Antiques & FREE WATER TESTING Service Available Collectibles Senior Discounts. 941-426-6500 6075 Fruits/Veges 6 PIECE Canister Set with Serving Sarasota & Charlotte Reagan Leonard Classified - GLENS POOL SERVICE 941-488-7478 6090 Musical mushroom pattern. $12 Counties. (941) 468-7082 it 's the reliable 941-629-4973 ●Repairs● Chlorine Generators LIC # RC 0066574 6095 Medical 6100 Health/Beauty source for the SERVING ENGLEWOOD, NORTH ●Pumps & Motors ● Heat Pumps ● BAR STOOL Black, Modern 6110 Trees & Plants right results PORT, PORT CHARLOTTE, VENICE ●Weekly Maintenance ● PAUL DEAO ROOFING Good condition $14 941-809-5121 CPC1458222/Ins. PROTECTING YOUR BIGGEST 6120 Baby Items 941-894-4115 DANNY MILLER PAINTING, LLC 6125 Golf Accessories INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTING INVESTMENT. 22 YRS EXP. - Strong Pool Services 6128 Exercise/Fitness BED - MATTRESS & BOX. 941-830-0360 941-441-8943 LIC#1329187 REPAIRS & SERVICE 6130 Sporting Goods New - Will Sell $100. FREE ESTIMATES motors, filters, leaks, tile, 941-629-5550 R.L. TEEL ROOFING 6131 Firearms [email protected] decks, heat pump PUT Reroofs & Repairs 6132 Firearm Access. LICENSED & INSURED AAA009886 Insured & Licensed Insurance Inspections 6135 Bikes/Trikes Res. & Comm. 941-697-8580 A Bargain Hunters Veterns Discounts 6138 Toys CLASSIFIEDS INDIVIDUAL CRAFTSMAN RP0067268 Delight Interior & Exterior-One Job 941-473-7781 6140 Photography/Video At A Time Yours! The job is RC29027453 Lic/Ins 6145 Pool/ Spa & Supplies TO WORK Check the done when you are happy! PRESSURE 6160 Lawn & Garden Classifieds First! Family Man Living in Venice. CLEANING 6165 Storage Sheds/ A Whole Marc 920-421-0767 5180 Buildings FOR YOU! 6170 Building Supplies Marketplace of 941-483-4630 LALOR PAINTING, Res. & 6180 Heavy Constr. Shopping is right at Comm. Also floors, Ref. Lic & ★ Shingles, Slats, Metal, Tile, Repairs your ACKERS A-Z PRESSURE ★ Equipment Inc. Free Estm. 941-270-1338 Old Roof Removal Our Specialty 6190 Tools/Machinery Fingertips! CLEANING & MORE ★ Full Carpentry LARRY ESPOSITO PAINTING ★ 6220 Office/Business Equip FIND A JOB! Roofs, Homes, Docks, Free Estimates BED KING beauty rest, 1yr.mt INC “It’s Not What We Do, It’s pool decks & cages, & Supplies LIC #CCC 068184 6225 Restaurant Supplies /bx. $350 941-697-1566 How We Do It!”Free Estimates, Mobile detailing etc... No FULLY INSURED BUY A HOME! 10% off Senior & Veterans job too small. Free Est. 6250 Appliances BEDS (2) Twins, mattress, 941-764-1171 lic & insured Sr. Disc. 941-929-6775 6260 Misc. Merchandise BUY A CAR! box, frames & bedding. N/S AAA007825 6270 Wanted to Buy/T rade home. $150 941-475-2861 Tuesday, January 28, 2014 ads.yoursun.net E/N/C The Sun Classified Page 15

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BRADFORD REGISTURED PET CARRIER Bergan small BOOKCASE/ TOY shelves DRESSER BEDROOM 6 SEWING CABINET Wood, 2 WINE COOLER Stunning con- Plates w/holder & certificat pet carrier. Black nylon $10 4’x17” deep $45 941-815- $275 941-249-8288 dwr 36”w 50”w/lf $75 941- toured smoked glass $225 $15 941-629-4973 931-510-9625 8218 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 704-0322 941-575-7822 BREADMAKERT-FALEMERIL PITTS.STEELERS BAR Stool CABINET CHERRY TV Cabi- wood/whitewash $299 941- SIMMONS MAPLE Crib Used WROUGHT IRON DINING SET FOR homemade bread $20 Excellent cond! $65 net with shelf for VCR, w 3 882-3139 for 1 child. $125 941-426- Antique;Glass Top $175 941-235-1910 941-979-6362 $150 941-421-9733 ENTERTAINMENT CTR w/w 1205 941-276-2411 BRISTAL GREEN machin PORTABLE HEATER Delonghi CARACOLE HUTCH/CHINA accordian door Light $125 SLEEPER SOFA floral, exc good for removing sp $40 safe heat (oil filled) $35 941- New. minor damage $350 941-766-1198 condition $99 941-637-3700 ELECTRONICS 941-505-0089 830-4892 941-258-8171 ENTERTAINMENT WALL unit ADVERTISE! 6038 CALPHALON/UTENSILS 6 REFRIGERATOR, GE COFFEE & 2 End Tables glass lexington*wht.3pc* $300 pieces like new $70 OBO Stainless Steel, 2 door 36” top, light cane $55 941-764- 941-697-1566 SLEEPER SOFA/COUCH 941-575-4364 Water & Ice, excellent cond. 7971 FOLD OUT bed multi pattern Lazy Boy Beautiful $275 CELL PHONE LG OPtimus CHAIR CHAIR - Ivory Fabric, $500, OBO 941-347-7955 COFFEE/END TABLE nice! as new $120 941-223-7046 941-258-8171 3GSmart MicroSD card $26 Swivels, Ex. Co $75 443-621- high quality $95 SMALL COMPUTER desk 941-697-0794 RUG ORIENTAL STYLE HIGH TOP table 2 chairs high 7428 941-740-1212 Oak colored. $40 8’X10’ good condition c $150 top table $75 954-401-9068 HARMAN/KARDON SPEAK- CHINA SERVICE for 8, ex. 941-697-2163 COUCH COUCH,LEATH seat 941-625-6944 ERS Excellent sounding sp I BUY FURNITURE $30 941-629-3921 condition ,crown ming $45 RUG ORIENTAL STYLE Rug 6 L shape,nice! $395 Or anything of value! SOFA & Loveseat Beautiful, 941-505-0809 5’X7’ nice condition $50 941-740-1214 excel. cond. $250 941-637- IPOD DOCK Momorex Desk- 941-485-4964 COFFEEMAKER HAMILTON- 941-697-2163 COUCH FLORAL fabric in 0047 top Speaker w/Clock. $5 BEACH 42CupUrn OrigBox SERGER, 5 Spool, Berette, good condition $299 IKEA CHILD Bed new with SOFA & LOVESEAT beige, 941-629-6096 $20 941-475-8379 Model 335, excellent condition 941-882-3139 mattress $110 941-575- still like new, bought less than NOOKCOLOR BARNES & 8229 COMPACT PERSONAL $250 941-493-7166 CREAM LACQUER BDRM 3 mo. ago, pd. $800, will take NOBLES 8GB 7IN $55 $400. Call 941-421-8540. Space Heater 1000/1500w SEWING MACHINES, White SET by LANE 6 pieces $495 LAMPS 2 MATCHING LAMPS 941-697-6553 $12 941-763-0442 Kenmore, Brother, $50 & up. 941-575-7822 $10 EACH 941-460-87 SOFA & Loveseat Tropical PRINTER BROTHER CUP S/S PARTY Jug 7 cup Exc. Cond. 941-493-7166 DAYBED & cover Comfortable LANAI SET, Glasstop Table, 4 print, exc cond. $275. model# mfc 210c all $20 COFFEE & Two End Tables, Pump action $15 STOVE FRIGIDAIRE White cer daybed $50 941-539-7468 Upholstered Armed Chairs. 941-743-7212 Like New! $390. 215-485-3246 Maple. $75 941-380-2638 941-575-0690 top 5 burner EUC $275 DESK KLING mahogany 2 SIRIUS/STARMATE SATAL- DINETTE SET Glass top table 941-766-7545 drawer $100 941-456-1837 LOVE SEAT Norwalk, exc SOFA & Loveseat white ITE Radio $75 OBO 941-575- w 4 chairs on caste $199 cond, lt brown, $155 941- leather (Natuzzi) $490 4364 TABLE END wooden 24x28 DESK SOLID wood dk fin tradl 931-510-9625 697-4991 941-875-9098 18h $30 941-391-6229 4 bot 2 top dwr $65 941-704- SQUARE-D LIGHTING con- SOFA ,Full Size, Pillow Top, tactor like new cond., enclo- DINING ROOM Set with 4 TANK R/O RESERVOIR Tank 0322 LOVE SEAT Upholstered oat- chairs 2 leafs Mahogny $450 meal/beige fabric $150 508- Light Blue. Excellent Condition. sure extra $500 419-973- drinking H2O NEW was DINETTE & BAR STOOLS 941-467-8652 864-3794 $100 941-623-6762 7514 179.00 $75 941-235-9600 w/L 4castor 3bar $295 SOFA AND loveseat Large YAMAHA TILT-TRIM Switch DINING ROOM set. Table, 6 TIFFANY STYLE Lamp Shade 401-439-9522 chairs. Cherry $125 dark gr. high back $250 still in package #704- $70 Wht/Green trim. 20” $40 DINETTE SET & BAR STOOLS 941-764-8529 941-914-5431 941-993-9852 941-391-6270 Dinette w/L 4 $295 401-439- SOFA BRAXTON,83”, beige ELECTRIC HEATER 220- VACUUM CANISTER FIL- 9522 TV/STEREO/RADIO 4000 Watts $100 background floral print, $185 TERQUEEN,ALL ATT $150 DINETTE SET 42” Leaders 941-979-5187 941-697-4991 6040 941-743-3063 Palm Springs Rattan. New $1350, LOVESEAT with 2 recliners w/ FULL SIZE mattress VACUUM HOOVER Runabout asking $600 941-539-7803 cup & storage console $325 set,frame. LIKE NEW. $250 with attachments. $20 941- DINING CHAIRS[2] Wood or OBO 941-769-4260 941-426-5146 629-4973 PANASONIC 32” TV HQ flat Upholstered. cream $25 MATTRESS & BOX. pic tube & audio. $50 941- GARAGE SCREEN doors 4 New - Will Sell $100. yw VINTAGE CHINA NORITAKE: 941-235-9600 L 764-6123 panels, track not includ $125 941-629-5550 PATTERN 5558. 91 P $350 DINING ROOM CHAIRS (4) 941-625-6944 941-575-8881 PIONEER VSX-820-K Perfect Chrome Craft Upholstered w/ MATTRESS & box spring SOFA SET 4 PC Livingroom, condition $90 941-621-6830 HEATER EDENPURE infrared Classified = Sales Castors. $200 941-474-9052 Sealy,posturepedic, $165 chofa, chair & ottoman GEN3 $50 941-456-5059 941-460-9698 $1,050 785-249-8464 RECORD PLAYER/RECEIV- WALL MOUNT Lights-Ext. 2 DINING ROOM Washed Oak, ER /Speakers. $100 HEATER PROPANE 120Volts MATTRESS, TWIN frame & polished brass ext $40 10 pieces, moving $400 637- SOFA SLEEPER Queen 941-429-7930 heats large area $100 941-629-6096 0607 spring box $250 tan/blue floral fair $25 941-979-5187 941-882-3139 941-497-1259 SAMSUNG 46” TV w/Power WEED EATER Grass hog DINING SET 4 chairs Good Antenna SAM $300 941-681- HOOVER HARD floor cleaner OAK DRESSER great condi- electric $23 941-894-4115 condition $95 941-629-0326 SOFA soft floral color excel- 6228 it vacuums scrubs dr $50 tion $75 941-815-8218 lent conditi $300 941-460- 941-626-3142 WHITE COTTON Blanket New DINING SET 48” round, 4 8777 SONY STEREO, AM-FM tuner, 90 x 90 $10 941-473-1026 chairs. Like new. $400 941- PATIO CHAIRS 4 w/cush 2 CD player, turntable, cassette KIRBY VACCUM including all 249-3946 hiback 2lb $50 941-625-2779 SOFA/HIDE A BED extra deck, and 2 cabinets with 3- part plus shamp $200 PATIO SET heavy duty w full pillows, good shape $60 way speaker system - 15”W x 941-235-9185 HOLIDAY ITEMS DINING SET glass 941-429-4969 top/microfiber chairs from pad 6 chairs $125 10”D x 36 1/2” H. $150, LIGHTS-TIFFANY Pendant; 2 6031 IKEA $125 941-625-6944 941-391-6229 SOFABED MUTED beige print 941-485-9501. avail; Deep Creek $60 POWER RECLINER Like New, Excellent condition $225 941-276-2411 DINING SET OAK 2 CAPT 4 SPEAKERS FOR pool/patio, Microfiber $475 941-697- 941-497-2880 good quality. $20 PLATES LARGE Assc.Still in SIDE CHRS, 2 L $300 MATTRESS, QUEEN & BOX. 269-625-7048 4713 SOFABED NEUTRAL fabric, 941-697-7634 Brand New - Will Sell $175. org.bx. $15 941-391-6377 PUB TABLE 30” White Fiber reupholstered $150 TV 52” Panasonic good for Also Have KING. 941-697-5699 941-629-5550 FURNITURE Glass ex. cond. $45 DVD or gaming $75 941-539- 941-575-7822 SOFABED RATTAN with rat- 7468 MATTRESS, Temperpedic 6035 QUEEN BED Cherry with tan recliner beige col $80 Queen w/ Adjustable Base. TV ANALOG converter box, pewter metal finish. $250 941-456-1837 $1,200 obo 941-474-2999 new for TV antenna $35 941-505-1955 TABLE 30” wood folding table 941-474-7387 5 PC dinning room high end MILK GLASS WESTMORE- DINING SET, Dark Rattan, QUEEN SOFA SLEEPER & chairs beige vinyl pad $40 TVS 36”,27”,19” $30 941- LAND, RARE PIECE $40 941- oak 48in round ta $499 941- Square Round Glass, 4 941-429-0681 627-6002 Good Condition 72”x60” $75 828-2608 575-8881 Chairs. $1,150. 941-575-7822 941-391-6163 TABLE 4 chairs 48” round ANTIQUE DESK Antique writ- VHS FLIMS 22 Great Movies Need To Place a DINING TABLE & CHAIRS RATTAN OPEN SHELVED Wh glass top with 4 c $200 941- $25 for all or each $2 ing desk $300 941-539-7468 GLASS ROUND 45 INCH $175 380-3392 Classified Ad? Washed, Like New $45 941-488-2267 ANTIQUE TRUNK Antique 941-249-8288 941-575-7822 TABLE and chairs Lt. wood steamer trunk $150 941-539- DOWNSIZING: 2 Leather table (40x60) $250 FREE MERCHANDISE ADS!! 7468 RECLINER all leather like new COMPUTER Recliners with ottomans by cream $350 734-560-3764 941-743-5801 EQUIPMENT To place a FREE ARMOIR FOR TV Pine armoir. Lane, exc. cond., Rust color TABLE CHAIRS 6 chairs large merchandise ad go to: 61X35 inches. $60 617-901- $300 each. Maple Rocker RECLINER LIKE new, large 6060 brown microfiber $125 941- table center piece $75 SUN-CLASSIFIEDS.COM 8524 with pad, $35.00, Wood 941-223-7046 Table with 4 rolling padded 421-9760 and place your ad. BAR STOOL 24” high. Solid TABLE COFFEE Oak/glass 3 PIECE PC items Smsung “CLICK ON CLICK HERE wood. Exc. cond. $15 941- chairs $150. 2 End Tables RECLINERS BEIGE SLIM- monitor,keybd, $17 941-629- $25.00 each. Desk Chair table. Good cond. $30 TO PLACE YOUR AD NOW” 249-3946 LINE, MAHOGANY OVERS 3921 Black $25.00. 386-615-8319 $100 941-460-8777 941-625-1673 and follow the prompts. BAR STOOLS whitewash, TABLE COFFEE Round 35” Employ Classified! FREE ads are for swivel $35 941-625-6944 EARLY AMERICAN Rocking SECTIONAL & loveseat Chair Large $30 glass top,chrome. $40 COMPUTER MONITOR HP merchandise UNDER $500. $225 315-790-9217 BDRM SET Dressr/mirror 941-235-9600 941-740-3286 17” monitor w/speakers $10 and the ad must be placed chest nightstnd 2twinhdb SECTIONAL 4 pc. Lane ELECTRIC FIREPLACE TABLE DOLPHIN COFFEE 941-488-2267 online by you. One item per $500 941-497-1351 reclines both ends, tan/green tv/console 2 drawers,like new TABLE w/glass top EC $150 COMPUTER WORK STATION ad, the ad must be 3 lines or cloth vgc $300 860-928-6812 BED - MATTRESS & BOX. $499 941-429-8507 941-875-9098 30”w 19”d, 3 S $40 941-627- less, price must appear New - Will Sell $100. SECTIONAL SOFA TAUPE, ELECTRIC LIFT Recliner Full TABLES END tables coffee, 6780 in the ad. Your ad will appear 941-629-5550 leather with recliner & pull out electric recliner $400 smoke glass tops per $125 GATEWAY LAPTOP Laptop in online & in print for 7 days! bed. w/ sealey mattress with 941-460-8777 BED 8 PSC King Bed Rm Set 914-659-0908 plastic still on. Ex cond. excl. cond XP $40 Some restrictions do apply. Lite color/rattan $495 Reduced $300/OBO 941- TV HUTCH Knotty Pine, High 941-629-3921 LIMIT 5 FREE ADS END TABLES SOFA & 2 END 941-505-5615 TABLES (glass tops) $200 627-8034 End, Solid Pine 45” W X 68” H. IPAD SMART cover apple i PER WEEK BED PILLOW tp, double, 941-875-9098 Cabinet for Tv & 2 large draws. pad smart cover,poly $25 **Everyone Needs to SELLING ENTIRE ROOM OF $200, OBO 941-743-2485 mt/bx, 1yr. guest. room $100 END TABLES(2) glass top, FURNITURE from an Assisted 941-743-7212 Register on Our 941-697-1566 22”x26” $40ea. living facility (2) Moss Green TWO CARD TABLES Use for LAPTOP BATTERY New Li-ion New Site** BED, DOUBLE NEW bed & 941-697-5699 Swivel Rockers, 7 Draw tripple yard sales. each $4 941-889- HD438. I paid $68. $35 941- dresser, Accent cabinet 2 door 7592 frame $125 941-539-7468 ENT. CTR. Red oak holds 37” 488-2267 2 draw, Lamp table cottage TV. 82” wide $200 UNIQUE SET 3 TABLES BEDROOM 6PC set, Queen white, Sm. Table glass top 2 LCD PROJECTOR Sharp xg- wicker brown sturdy clean 941-421-9760 Cement Base/Glass Top $150 nv2sb working good $50 chairs & cushions, 2 Bamboo 941-585-7822 matt/ $150 sold sold sold ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 989-790-0638 Enter your classified ad and pay with foot stools with cushions, Lg. BEIGE LACQUER Bedroom solid wood $1,500 941-769- Picture with frame. All like new WICKER TWIN Bedroom Set PRINTERS DELL 964 & your credit card WHite wicker $300 617-901- 24 hours a day, 7 days week Set 5 Piece set $300 0163 $500 941-423-3360 Epsom C62 both for $10 941-628-0941 8524 941-488-2267 The Sun Classified Page 16 E/N/C ads.yoursun.net Tuesday, January 28, 2014

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SHOWER CHAIR with back & TREADMILL-NORDIC extension $45 941-628-4054 size 40 costs 500.00 $125 Call 941-759-0274 ------2010 CLUB CAR GOLF TRACK C2420 programma 941-979-5187 - WEST COAST AQUA TUB TRANSFER Seat Sliding CART PRECEDENT $280 941-268-5227 CASH PAID**any old mili- FARMS HARLEY BOOTS ladies 9 1/2 seat with safety $50 New batteries (11/13), new WEIDER PRO home gym up tary items, swords, medals, 75% LOCAL PRODUCE - GMO starter switch D8201 $45 941-575-2317 “Steel Blue” paint, folding to 550lb. press $275 uniforms, old guns. Dom FREE! FRESH SEAFOOD 941-993-9852 TWO WHEELED WALKER rear seat. As new $4250 941-625-5977 (941)-416-3280 MENTION THIS AD FOR 10% Folding walker, adjustable $10 941-830-5312 HARLEY BOOTS mens 10 OFF YOUR PURCHASE! 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Looks like new 2013 FORD E350 MARQ 42,698 mi, $9,745 LEXUS - USED $12,500. 941-613-1864 877-219-9139 Dlr TRAILER TIRE & rim New 36,369 mi, $21,875 CERTIFIED 2001 CADILLAC CATERA 2009 CHRYSLER T&C 877-219-9139 Dlr 2010 MERCURY BASE Goodyear galvanized rim $50 WARRANTY: 3 YEAR OR 941-697-7592 124K, Silver, 4Dr. $2900 “As 57,410 mi, $17,845 57,049 mi, $13,950 Is” Call 941-525-2568 877-219-9139 Dlr Need To Place a 877-219-9139 Dlr 100,000 MILE! TRAILER TIRE New Goodyear Classified Ad? Galvanized rim 6.50x $50 2004 CADILLAC DEVILLE 2010 CHRYSLER T & C 1-877-211-8054 941-697-7592 Like New! Car Fax! 67,000 MIL 45,401 mi, $15,985 OLDSMOBILE 877-219-9139 Dlr FREE MERCHANDISE ADS!! 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2008 HONDA CIVIC 2012 HONDA CIVIC 2004 LEXUS RX330 2012 TOYOTA MATRIX 1979 JEEP Restored from 66,573 mi, $11,874 38,811 mi, $16,874 59K $16,990 9,670 mi, $16,950 ground up. $1500 Firm 877-219-9139 Dlr 877-219-9139 Dlr 877-211-8054 DLR 877-219-9139 Dlr sold 1st day 2008 HONDA ELEMENT 2012 HONDA CIVIC 2006 LEXUS GX470 60,360 mi, $14,950 CERT,. 12,017 mi, $15,487 112,686 mi, $18,975 VOLKSWAGEN 877-219-9139 Dlr 877-219-9139 Dlr 877-219-9139 Dlr 1987 CHEVY CORVETTE 7220 2008 HONDA PILOT 2012 HONDA CIVIC 2010 LEXUS RX350 78k mi, Runs Great. cold AC 112,564 mi, $14,995 CERT,. 16,112 mi, $14,950 NAVI, 61K $26,911 $7,500 941-234-3242 877-219-9139 Dlr 877-219-9139 Dlr 877-211-8054 DLR 2006 VOLKSWAGEN BEE- 2009 HONDA CR-V 2012 HONDA CIVIC 2012 LEXUS CT200H TLE 31,550 mi, $10,844 1988 FORD MUSTANG 68,330 mi, $18,745 CERT,. 28,792 mi, $16,547 30K $24,911 877-219-9139 Dlr Convertible, 61k original mi., everything original, full power. 877-219-9139 Dlr 877-219-9139 Dlr 877-211-8054 DLR 2006 VW PASSAT, $5,600. 941-575-9023 2009 HONDA RIDGELINE 2012 HONDA CIVIC Low Miles! 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