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January 19, 2020 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER $1.50 February targeted for partial Budgetel Inn reopening Japanese company BY JAMES SWIFT ing buildings,” Liotta told The Daily Tribune [email protected] News. “We’re hoping to achieve it within the next week — I’d put two weeks in there if I’m seeks During Tuesday afternoon’s dreary weather committing to it in the paper.” about a dozen individuals gathered at the Bud- It’s been an especially trying three months $60M-plus getel Inn off Carson Loop — attorneys, code for Liotta. After the DPH suspended the mo- enforcement offi cials, Georgia Department of tel’s permit last October, more than 100 tenants in bonds for Public Health (DPH) inspectors and Bartow were evicted from the property. He got a sec- County Fire Department personnel among ond shock a month later, when Bartow County Adairsville them. Commissioner Steve Taylor approved an ordi- Contractor Don Liotta, who has overseen nance amendment stipulating more stringent renovations and repairs at the embattled motel regulations for extended stay hotels — complete project since last April, guided them through sever- with updated fl oorspace minimums it would be al of the facility’s remodeled and refurbished virtually impossible for the motel to meet. BY JAMES SWIFT rooms. Almost all of them took copious notes And earlier this month, Liotta was blindsided [email protected] on bright yellow ledgers as he showed off the yet again — this time, by Mother Nature. Torren- revamped units. tial thunderstorms didn’t just rock the Budgetel Documents obtained by The “They’ve agreed to open one building, Inn one week ago, they ended up shredding off Daily Tribune News outline the JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS which is a completed building, as long as about 9,000 square feet of the facility’s roof. fi nancial details of a memoran- Sri Bollepalli, owner of the Budgetel Inn off Carson Loop, sur- we have met all the criteria of the new code dum of understanding (MOU) veys storm damage at the property on Tuesday afternoon. that Bartow County implemented for exist- SEE BUDGETEL, PAGE 5A between the Development Authority of Bartow County (DABC) and a Japanese com- pany looking to construct an 87,000-square-foot “state of Cartersville the art” manufacturing, ware- house and distribution center in Adairsville. City Council According to the MOU, Nip- pon Light Metal North America, approves Inc. and AL8, LLC, anticipate the project — located on 38 acres along Martin Luther King Drive emergency — exceeding more than $60 mil- lion in capital expenditures. water main The MOU lists two separate projects as part of the proposed development. “The real property relocation project” entails the “acquisition, construction and installation BY JAMES SWIFT of the land and improvements” [email protected] for the proposed facility, which falls under the purview of AL8, Members of the Cartersville LLC, a Delaware limited liabili- City Council voted unanimously ty company. Thursday evening to approve a “The equipment project” con- request to relocate a water main sists of the installation of “cer- along Etowah Drive. tain machinery, equipment and “We do regard this as an emer- related personal property” to gency repair,” said City of Car- be used in the proposed facility, tersville Water Department Di- with Ohio corporation Nippon rector Bob Jones. “It’s causing the Light Metal North America, intersection to fl ood, and that can Inc. described as the “equipment promote icing and other traffi c-re- company” in the MOU. lated problems going forward.” The aluminum manufacturer Originally installed in 2014, is a subsidiary of Tokyo-based Jones said the water main has, Nippon Light Metal Co., Ltd., essentially, gotten lodged inside a company that reported more a nearby stormwater line. than $4.5 billion in revenue last “During that project, we had year. The Adairsville project is a bore underneath West Avenue a joint venture by Nippon Light RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS and in April, I believe it was, of Kingston Elementary School third graders, from left, Kamillah Richardson, Katelyn Carroll and Madison Eubanks Metal North America, Inc. — last year, we had some fl ooding test evidence in an attempt to solve a forensics case. primarily known for products at that intersection,” he said. “We in the automotive sector —and realized that the bore that was put another Tokyo-based company, in actually impacted the stormwa- ITOCHU Metals Corp. ter line that was in that road that KES gifted students learn to solve According to the document, drained that intersection there.” the equipment project is ex- Jones said the department pected to cost “in excess of $46 asked for a bid from the original million” while the real property water main contractor, but told whodunits during forensics activity project is anticipated to cost “in council members they “didn’t excess of $14 million.” have the quickest response time” BY DONNA HARRIS or four, the 23 third-, fourth- and al coordinator of the Etowah GYSTC, In the case of the former, the to the request for an estimate. [email protected] fifth-graders in gifted education said. “We have a suspect pouch at each MOU indicates Nippon Light Rather, he suggested the coun- teacher Brandi O’Tinger’s class spent table, and each pouch has a unique Metal wishes to transfer trade cil sign off on a $126,697.74 bid And the criminal mastermind be- about 2½ hours analyzing fingerprints name and a unique set of evidence. fi xtures, machinery, furniture from Bartow-based C.H. Kirk- hind the Great Cookie Recipe Ransom and shoe prints as well as samples of And then there’s a crime scene pouch. and other equipment to the patrick and Sons to relocate the caper was … Gregory Gruffest. synthetic blood, soil, powder, fiber, Right now, the detectives are at the DABC “in consideration for the water main, repair the damaged With the help of Dr. Bob Young from cookie bites and handwriting (look- crime scene. They’re collecting infor- transfer to the equipment com- stormwater line and perform any Georgia Youth Science and Technolo- ing for print or cursive, spelling and mation.” pany of the equipment bonds additional paving or patching gy Centers, gifted students at Kingston handedness) for seven suspects to de- O’Tinger said there “weren’t a lot of and leased to the equipment subsequently required. Elementary learned all about solving termine who stole an important cook- details given about the suspects” to the company under the terms of a For the most part, Jones said crimes during a forensic science activ- ie recipe. pint-sized Sherlock Holmeses. lease agreement.” he does not expect the relocation ity Wednesday. “The cookie recipe was stolen, and a project to greatly impact traf- Broken into seven groups of three ransom note was left,” Young, region- SEE FORENSICS, PAGE 6A SEE NIPPON, PAGE 7A fi c. “We should be outside of the lanes of travel,” he said. Still, the repairs will require some work on the roadway. Those repairs, Jones said, will likely be performed at night to avoid Reality Store seeks volunteers to heavy vehicular fl ow, adding he’s optimistic that such work can be wrapped up in “just a day or two.” help teens learn about adult life Council members also voted unanimously to approve a change BY DONNA HARRIS nating the event. “Our committee felt that with order to the City’s $37.5 million [email protected] the amount of students that participate, two James R. Stafford Water Pollution days would give students a better experience.” Control Plant upgrade project. With the 2020 Reality Store expanding to But adding another day means organizers “real- “We’ve had an issue come up two days, organizers are seeking more volun- ly need a lot of volunteer help,” Belisle said. where our fi rst milestone with teers than ever this year. “We wouldn’t be able to pull this event off the contractor is coming up this The Etowah Scholarship Foundation needs without the help and support of our volunteers,” month, and they need the extra 125 volunteers each day to work a 3½-hour he said. “The Reality Store gives students an weather days to get fi nished,” shift or a full seven-hour day at the ninth annual opportunity to learn about skills they will need Jones said. “So they have asked event, scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 6, and Fri- as adults. It is a benefi t to our community to that we formally amend the con- day, Feb. 7, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the student participate in this important part of teaching tract to refl ect that, which is why center at Georgia Highlands College on High- life skills to our youth. Every year, our volun- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, FILE we are here earlier than we had way 20 in Cartersville. teers comment on how much fun they had in- The Reality Store, held at Georgia Highlands College’s Carters- originally thought we would be.” “We have expanded the Reality Store to two teracting with the students.” ville campus, gives local freshmen a taste of adult life by help- days this year,” said Bartow Collaborative Ex- ing them make real-life decisions in such areas as fi nances, SEE CARTERSVILLE, PAGE 6A ecutive Director Doug Belisle, who is coordi- SEE REALITY, PAGE 6A insurance, education and careers.
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January 21, 2020, at two o’clock in family, as he fought a courageous the Cartersville area for several Grace’s door was always open to the afternoon with the Rev. Keith battle against pain and paralysis years, followed by the title of Man- Mailing Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. Tina Hardin Archer anyone needing a helping hand or Dempsey offi ciating. Entombment with grace, humor and dignity. agement of a landfi ll in Emerson, Cartersville, GA 30120 prayer. She always had a cup of cof- will follow the service at Sunset He was so much more than mere Georgia, for ten years. Linda en- Tina Hardin Archer, 51, of Bells fee ready and an ear to listen. Grace Memory Gardens. Serving as pall- words can express, but his indomi- joyed buying Antiques and rarities Phone: 770-382-4545 Ferry Road, White, Georgia, went was the true defi nition of a lady. She bearers will be: Greg Reed, Andy table spirit and love for life, and his and then selling them at her Gran- After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 to be with the Lord on Friday, Jan- always carried herself with class, Bell, Russell Bell, Alex Reed, love for family and friends will live ny’s Attic at the old fl ea market on Fax: 770-382-2711 uary 17, 2020, at Assured Hospice grace and dignity. She loved her Ronnie Nix and Keith Hernandez. in the hearts of all who knew him. Cobb Parkway in Marietta. Alan Davis, in Cartersville, Lord, her husband, and family. Her Serving as honorary pallbearers A memorial service will be She was a loving daughter, sister, Publisher Georgia. life was a testimony to all who knew will be Steven Bell, Rex Shepherd held at NorthStar Church, 3413 wife, step-mother and step-grand- Tina was her. Though our hearts are broken and Jerry Dixon. Blue Springs Road, Kennesaw, mother. She was preceded in death Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor born on June 20, we fi nd comfort knowing she is re- The family cordially invites GA 30144 on Tuesday, January 21, by her husband James Whitley of 1968, in Car- joicing in the Heavens above. friends to a visitation to be held 2020. The family will receive vis- Cartersville, step-granddaughter, Jennifer Moates, tersville, Geor- Her family will receive friends at Owen Funeral Home on Tues- itors at 1:00 p.m. followed by the Kristi Thompson of Cartersville. Advertising Director gia, daughter of and other guest on Sunday, Janu- day, January 21, 2020, from twelve service at 2:00 p.m. A reception Surviving Ms. Whitley are two Jack Allen Har- ary 19, 2020, from 5:00-7:00pm, o’clock noon until the service hour. will follow. sisters, Treva Stroud (Ronny Stroud Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified din and the late at Owen Funeral Home. Funeral Please visit www.owenfunerals. In lieu of fl owers, the family asks brother-in-law) of Acworth, Kathy Advertising Director Annette Segers Archer services will be held on Monday, com to leave online condolenc- that donations be made in Peter’s Brown of Adairsville, four nephews, Hardin. She January 20, 2020, at 11:00am in the es for the family. Owen Funeral memory to the Spinal Cord Injury Andrew Stroud of Acworth, Kenneth Lee McCrory, was a 1986 graduate of Cass High Chapel at Owen Funeral Home with Home, 12 Collins Drive, Carters- Support Program at Shepherd Cen- Stroud of Buford, Troy Smith of Jas- Circulation/Distribution Manager School, graduate of Reinhardt Rev. Kenny Jacobs and Rev. C.E. ville is honored to serve the family ter, 2020 Peachtree Road, NW, At- per and Derrick Brown of Carters- Byron Pezzarossi, University, graduate of LaGrange Popham offi ciating. Graveside ser- in this diffi cult time. lanta, GA 30309 or online at www. ville, three great nephews and great Press Room Director College and was a member of Mt. vices will follow at Oak Hill Cem- Shepherd.org/giving. Owen Funer- niece, Olivia, Gavin and Abigail, Zion Baptist Church. She was a etery. Serving as pallbearers will be al Home, 12 Collins Dr., Carters- two step-daughters, Jamie Whitley Email: real estate agent with Asher Real- Alex Culpepper, Aaron Thomas, Peter John ville, GA, is honored to serve the Adams of Cartersville, Kim Whitley ity for 27 years. She was preceded Dennis Ballard, Jeffery Hatfi eld, family of Peter John Wenzell Sr. Barnett of Texas, one step-grandson, PUBLISHER in death by her mother, Annette Danny Massey, Daniel Lockridge, Wenzell Sr. Joshua DeBoard of Cartersville, two [email protected] Segers Hardin; her grandparents, Russell Ballard, and honorary pall- great-step-grandchildren, Rilynn Frank and Myrtle Segers and Joe bearer will be Buzz Ballard. Peter John Wenzell Sr., of Car- and Kynsli; many other relatives and MANAGING EDITOR Linda G. Whitley [email protected] and Eva Mae Hardin. The family would like to extend tersville, GA, passed away after a friends also survive. Survivors include her husband their deepest gratitude to her care- long illness on January 16, 2020. Ms. Linda G. Whitley, age 71, of A close family Memorial will be NEWSROOM of 28 years, Don Allen Archer of givers Amy Bauder and Tapestry Peter was born in Detroit, Mich- 24 Barnsley Church Road, Kings- held in Celebration of Linda’s life [email protected] White, Georgia; a sister & broth- Hospice for the care and the love igan, on March 25, 1958, to Philip ton, Georgia, passed away peace- at a later date. Leaf Cremation of FEATURES EDITOR er-in-law, Tammy & David Aber- they showed Grace and her family. and Virginia Wenzell and grew up fully on Friday, January 10, 2020, Acworth, Georgia, is in charge of [email protected] nathy of White, Georgia; her father, Please visit www.owenfunerals. in the Grosse in her home surrounded by fami- the arrangements. In lieu of fl owers a Jack Hardin of White, Georgia; her com to leave condolences for the Pointe Woods ly. Ms. Whitley was born on June donation can be made to the St. Jude PHOTOGRAPHER step-mom, Faith Hardin of White, family and sign the online guest area. He attend- 24, 1948, in Marietta, Georgia, the Children’s Cancer Research Hospital. [email protected] Georgia; nieces and nephews, register. Owen Funeral Home, ed the Universi- STAFF REPORTERS Summer and Andy Garrett, Rhyne 12 Collins Dr., Cartersville, GA, ty of Michigan [email protected] and Cami Abernathy; great-neph- is honored to serve the family of and graduated [email protected] ews, Copeland Abernathy and Car- Grace Willene Ballard Hatfi eld. from Michigan ter Abernathy. State Univer- SPORTS REPORTER Funeral services will be con- sity. He was a [email protected] ducted on Monday, January 20, Nancy Bell Morris member of both Wenzell ADVERTISING DIRECTOR 2020, at 1:00 p.m. at Pine Grove schools’ hockey [email protected] Baptist Church with Reverends Mrs. Nancy Bell Morris, 77, of teams, and he remained an avid Mark Harris, David Baker, Joey Acworth, GA, passed away peace- hockey fan and sports enthusiast OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSI- Phillips offi ciating. Rhyne Aber- fully on Saturday, January 18, 2020, throughout his life. FIED ADVERTISING DIRECTOR [email protected] nathy, Rev. Rex Cox, Rev. David surrounded by her loving family. After college, Peter moved to Abernathy will have a part in the Nancy was born in Cartersville, Atlanta, GA, and began his career LEGAL ADVERTISING services. Interment services will GA on January 17, 1943, to the late in the airport concession business. [email protected] follow in Sunset Memory Gardens Mr. Richard Bell and Mrs. Evvie He was CEO/President of Inter- with Rev. Glenn King and Rev. Martin Bell. national Restaurant Management Letter Guidelines: Rodney King offi ciating. Nancy was a Company, and a partner in MSE Letters to the editor on issues of broad public interest are The family will receive friends generous, sweet, Branded Food Systems. During welcomed. Letters must bear on Sunday, January 19, 2020, from and caring soul. his career, he developed and imple- a complete signature, street 2:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. at Owen She loved to trav- mented many innovative practices address and phone number Funeral Home. el to the beach in use in the industry today. (address and phone numbers will not be published). Let- Pallbearers will include Grant and mountains, He is survived by his wife, Adele More than you expect from a jewelry store. ters of 500 words or less will Blalock, Luke Blalock, Jake but most of all, Wenzell; sons, Peter John Wen- be accepted. Libelous char- Blalock, Kyle Brown, Rhyne Ab- she loved her zell, Jr., and Patrick Christopher gers and abusive language ernathy, Andy Garrett, Larkin family and was a Morris Wenzell; and his wife, McKenzie 402 E. Church St., Down from Moe’s will not be considered. Infor- Chastain, Calen Casey. Honorary wonderful friend Hendrix Wenzell; daughters, Lane mation given must be factual. 770-382-0076 All letters will be printed as pallbearers will include Stanley to many. Nancy will be truly missed Wenzell and Lauren Wenzell; step- submitted. No corrections will Wheeler, Mickey Brown, Dan by all who knew and loved her. sons, Byron and Brandon Wafrock; be made to grammar, spell- Clark, William Tatum, David Cor- Nancy is preceded in death by her grandchildren, Lennon and Hartley ing or style. Writers may have riher, Stan Blalock, Elijah Harris. parents, husband of 54 years, Charles Hodges, and Vale Wafrock. In addi- letters published once every two weeks. Consumers com- Please visit www.owenfunerals. Morris; brothers, Bobby Andlvin tion, Peter is survived by his brother, plaints and thank-you letters com to leave condolences for the Bell; sisters-in-law, Geraldine and Philip Wenzell, and sister, Priscilla cannot be used. All are sub- family and sign the online guest Shirley Bell; and brothers-in-law, Hector, along with several nieces and ject to editing. Send letters to register. Owen Funeral Home, 12 Frank Sligh and Frank Lipscomb. nephews. His family was his heart, 251 S. Tennessee St., Car- Collins Dr., Cartersville, Ga., is She is survived by her sisters; and he was the heart of his family. tersville, GA 30120, or e-mail Affordable Funerals & On-Site Cremations honored to serve the family of Tina Kathryn Lipscomb, Opal Sligh, Peter was a loving husband, to [email protected]. Hardin Archer. Syble (Greg) Reed, brother, Andy father, grandfather and friend to Editor’ Note: Opinions expressed by col- (Jean) Bell. Nancy also leaves sev- many. His lifelong friendships umnists for The Daily Tribune eral nieces and nephews, and her fa- were built on a foundation of loy- News are those of the colum- Grace Willene vorite great-niece, Ivy Willis, and fa- alty, laughter and devotion to peo- nist alone and do not reflect the opinion of the newspaper or any of its advertisers. Ballard Hatfi eld
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BY MARIE NESMITH conversation about my wanting around them. If I can play even a [email protected] to volunteer to teach out there, little part in making sure the next and that led to my being asked to generation loves the outdoors as Combining her love of the out- be a board member. much as I do, I feel I will have doors and passion for education, accomplished one of God’s goals Ann Warren is thrilled to provide DTN: What do you enjoy most for me. The Pettit Environmental hands-on support to the Pettit about serving on the board of the Preserve allows me this opportu- Environmental Preserve. Along preserve? nity. I would encourage anyone with serving as a volunteer edu- AW: I enjoy helping to en- who feels this love of nature to cator, the Cartersville resident is sure that acreage is set aside in volunteer to share it with the next the vice president of the venue’s Bartow County undisturbed to generation. It is my hope that ev- board of directors. allow nature to replenish itself ery child or adult that leaves the “I taught middle school and as it should. I also enjoy being preserve leaves feeling that they high school English for two able to use that preservation area are important to what happens to years in Sandersville, Georgia,” to teach children and adults the the Earth and that each one of us Warren said. “I then worked importance of setting aside un- plays a part in maintaining the as a teacher and eventually as disturbed areas to protect and Earth for all the generations to the School Program Director at maintain our planet. Also, I have come. Charter Lake Psychiatric Hos- made some wonderful friend- pital in Macon, Georgia. After I ships with other board members. DTN: How has the site’s offer- opted to stop teaching to stay at To share a common cause with ings evolved through the years home with my kids, I never lost like-minded people is a blessing. and what are the organization’s my love for teaching. We can always use more board future goals? Where do you see “I taught Sunday school and members if anyone is willing to it in 10 or 20 years? Bible studies at Sam Jones Meth- work and serve. AW: As I discussed earlier, the odist, but I missed working with new building itself will allow us kids in a class setting. I also grew DTN: What have been some of to host more and bigger groups up being outside and loving the your most memorable moments at the preserve. It was Gay Del- outdoors. So to be able to teach at Pettit Preserve? linger‘s dream when she donated classes that help kids learn to AW: We have just recently this land to have a facility like we love and respect nature while completed a wonderful new mul- now have where we could teach enjoying a beautiful hike in the tipurpose building, which will children and adults about envi- woods at the same time was an allow us to increase the number ronmental preservation. Thanks offer I couldn’t refuse. I would of children we are able to serve to a generous donation from an encourage anyone who loves to at the preserve. The day we broke anonymous donor, we are cur- teach and loves being outdoors to ground on that building was one rently adding handicap access to volunteer at the preserve. It is just of the most memorable days for our lake. Our current trails are the best.” me. That day was a culmina- not handicap accessible, but we Situated off Ga. Highway 61 tion of many years of planning. are adding a handicap-accessible on the Bartow/Paulding county Before, we only had a learn- trail, which will lead to the lake line, the venue was formed as a ing shed, which was exposed to and the fl oating bridge. Adults RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS private, nonprofi t corporation — the elements. During inclem- and children with disabilities Ann Warren serves as vice president of Pettit Environmental Preserve’s board of directors. The Margaret and Luke Pettit ent weather, we had no place to will now be able to access that Environmental Preserve Inc. — teach our classes. This building trail and spend time on the fl oat- professional and/or personal in 1999 when the late Gay Pettit will increase our ability to serve ing dock enjoying the Pettit Pre- achievement? Dellinger and her children donat- schools all throughout the school serve lake and all it has to offer. AW: I would say my greatest ed 60 acres. year. It will also allow us to host In the future, we would like to professional achievement has Open to the general public corporate retreats, community add extra acreage to our preser- been being able to be a part of during scheduled programs, the events and even weddings, birth- vation area. Adjacent to our pre- completing the multipurpose 70-acre property is comprised days, family gatherings and other serve are a particular grouping building at the preserve. Every- of various trails developed by events that will allow people in of rock formations that are quite one has worked diligently on Switchbacks Trail Design & Bartow County to see and enjoy geologically relevant. We hope to that, but I personally would like Construction, three amphithe- the preserve and its beautiful one day be able to include those to thank Billy Fleetwood, who aters, a lake, self-contained com- scenery, lake and trails. as part of the preserve. We also worked tirelessly on every detail posting toilets, two aquatic sta- My other favorite memories of hope to extend our hours, our to be sure that building was com- tions and a Learning Shed. the preserve are the sweet chil- hike days and our program of- pleted. Since Pettit Preserve opened in dren that I have had the privi- ferings. Little by little we have For me personally, my greatest 2006, more than 23,000 patrons lege of hosting at the preserve. increased these over the years personal achievement is my three have visited the site or received I makes me very happy to see a in order to reach more and more children. I have been very bless- outreach through its programs. child who started the hike afraid children and adults. ed to be their mother. of the being in the woods end Name: Ann Warren the hike smiling, happy and fas- DTN: What is your greatest SEE BIO, PAGE 8A Occupation (title): Board vice cinated with what he or she has president, Margaret and Luke learned. The sweet smiles and Pettit Environmental Preserve, hugs when they say, “Miss Ann, and volunteer educator at the I had fun out here today,” are preserve worth everything. City of residence: Cartersville Family: Husband — Ben War- DTN: What is the purpose of ren has been a physician in Car- the preserve? What do you want tersville for 27 years. Children — people to gain from visiting? Benjamin lives in Seattle, works AW: Our purpose is to provide for Amazon Web Services; Will, a protected natural laboratory fi rst-year medical student at Mer- for children and adults to come cer Medical School; Julia, senior and study nature and learn how at University of Georgia major- important preserving areas, such ing in Communications. as this, are for the viability of Education: Bachelor of Arts, our planet and its future. I am English Education; Master of amazed when I talk with stu- Education in Behavioral Disor- dents that there are so many chil- ders dren who spend relatively little to no time outdoors. I have even The Daily Tribune News: had some who are actually afraid When and why did you join Pettit of being in the woods. To be Preserve’s board? able to take these kids outdoors AW: 2010. My friend, Hil and show them the wonders of Harper, was then vice president nature is essential in growing of the board, and he asked me a generation who actually care to join the board. We had had a about what happens to the woods
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BY ERIC TUCKER, ZEKE MILLER the House prosecutors wrote, “and then sider the two articles of impeachment ap- of impeachment “a dangerous attack on Democrats to change course. AND LISA MASCARO attempted to cover up his scheme by ob- proved by the House last month as Trump’s the right of the American people to freely Murkowski told reporters she wants to Associated Press structing Congress’s investigation into his presidency and legacy hangs in balance. choose their president.” hear both sides of the case before decid- misconduct.” One Republican whose votes are close- Trump’s team encouraged lawmakers ing whether to call for new witnesses and President Donald Trump’s legal team Trump’s legal team, responding to the ly watched, Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alas- to reject “poisonous partisanship” and testimony. issued a fi ery response Saturday ahead of Senate’s offi cial summons for the trial, ka, acknowledged Saturday the political “vindicate the will of the American peo- “I don’t know what more we need until opening arguments in his impeachment said the president “categorically and un- pressure bearing on them. ple” by rejecting both articles of impeach- I’ve been given the base case,” Murkow- trial, while House Democrats laid out equivocally” denies the charges of abuse “I’m going to take my constitutional ment approved by the House. ski said. their case in forceful fashion, saying the and obstruction against him. obligations very, very seriously,” she told The Senate is still debating the ground The House’s impeachment managers president betrayed public trust with be- “This is a brazen and unlawful attempt reporters from Anchorage on a call. rules of the trial, particularly the question are working through the weekend and havior that was the “worst nightmare” of to overturn the results of the 2016 election The House’s 111-page brief outlined of whether there will be new witnesses will be at the Capitol midday Sunday to the founding fathers. and interfere with the 2020 election, now the prosecutors’ narrative, starting from as fresh evidence emerges over Trump’s prep the case. The dueling fi lings previewed argu- just months away,” the president’s fi ling Trump’s phone call with Ukraine and re- Ukraine actions that led to impeachment. Trump’s answer to the summons was ments both sides intend to make once states. lying on the private and public testimony New information from Lev Parnas, the fi rst salvo in what will be several Trump’s impeachment trial begins in Stripped of legalese and structured in of a dozen witnesses -- ambassadors and an indicted associate of Trump lawyer rounds of opening arguments. Trump will earnest Tuesday in the Senate. Their plain English, the documents underscored national security offi cials at high levels of Rudy Giuliani, is being incorporated in fi le a more detailed legal brief on Mon- challenge will be to make a case that ap- the extent to which the impeachment pro- government -- who raised concerns about the House case. At the same time, Senate day, and the House will be able to respond peals to the 100 senators who will render ceedings are a political rather than con- the president’s actions. Democrats want to call John Bolton, the to the Trump fi ling on Tuesday. the verdict and for an American public ventional legal process. The House managers wrote: “The only former national security adviser, among Trump’s team led by White House bracing for a presidential election in 10 They are the fi rst of several fi lings ex- remaining question is whether the mem- other potential eyewitnesses, after the counsel Pat Cipollone and Trump per- months. pected in coming days as senators pre- bers of the Senate will accept and carry White House blocked offi cials from ap- sonal lawyer Jay Sekulow, is challenging “President Donald J. Trump used his pare to take their seats for the rare im- out the responsibility placed on them by pearing in the House. the impeachment on both procedural and offi cial powers to pressure a foreign gov- peachment court. the Framers of our Constitution and their With Republicans controlling the Sen- constitutional grounds, claiming Trump ernment to interfere in a United States Senators swore an oath to do “impartial constitutional Oaths.” ate 53-47, they can set the trial rules — has been mistreated by House Democrats election for his personal political gain,” justice”’ as the chamber convenes to con- The Trump team called the two articles or any four Republicans could join with and that he did nothing wrong. Fires set stage for irreversible forest losses in Australia
BY MATTHEW BROWN AND replaced by smoke. “I’m expecting major areas of raging in parts of Australia are CHRISTINA LARSON “Anybody would have said these (tree) loss this year, mainly because consuming everything in their path Associated Press forests don’t burn, that there’s not we will not have suffi cient seed to and leaving little room for that kind enough material and they are wet. sow them,” said Owen Bassett of of recovery, said Griffi th Universi- Australia’s forests are burning at Well they did,” said forest resto- Forest Solutions, a private com- ty’s Kitching. a rate unmatched in modern times ration expert Sebastian Pfautsch, a pany that works with government In both Australia and western and scientists say the landscape research fellow at Western Sydney agencies to re-seed forests by heli- North America, climate experts say, is being permanently altered as a University. “Climate change is hap- copter following fi res. fi res will continue burning with in- warming climate brings profound pening now, and we are seeing the Bassett plans to send out teams creased frequency as warming tem- changes to the island continent. effects of it,” he said. to climb trees in parts of Victoria peratures and drier weather trans- Heat waves and drought have fu- High temperatures, drought that did not burn to harvest seed form ecosystems around the globe. eled bigger and more frequent fi res and more frequent wildfi res — pods. But he expects to get at most The catastrophic scale of blazes in parts of Australia, so far this sea- all linked to climate change — a ton of seeds this year, about one- in so many places offers the “clear- son torching some 40,000 square may make it impossible for even tenth of what he said is needed. est signal yet” that climate change miles (104,000 square kilometers), fi re-adapted forests to be fully re- Fire is a normal part of an ash is driving fi re activity, said Leroy an area about as big as Ohio. stored, scientists say. forest life cycle, clearing out old- Westerling, a fi re science professor With blazes still raging in the “The normal processes of recov- er stands to make way for new at the University of Alberta. country’s southeast, government ery are going to be less effective, growth. But the extent and intensity “It’s in Canada, California, offi cials are drawing up plans to re- going to take longer,” said Roger of this year’s fi res left few surviv- Greece, Portugal, Australia,” West- seed burned areas to speed up forest Kitching, an ecologist at Griffi th ing trees in many areas. erling said. “This portends what we Think you can beat the clock? recovery that could otherwise take University in Queensland. “Instead Already ash forests in parts of can expect — a new reality. I prefer Do you trust your GPS or do you always assume you can get there just a little bit faster? Arriving to decades or even centuries. But some of an ecosystem taking a decade, it Victoria had been hit by wildfi re not to use the term ‘new normal’... a birthday party a few minutes late isn’t usually a big deal, but overestimating your control can scientists and forestry experts doubt may take a century or more to recov- every four to fi ve years, allowing This is more like a downward spiral.” potentially lead to serious problems for you and your finances. that reseeding and other interven- er, all assuming we don’t get another less marketable tree species to take Forests can shift locations over Many of us are guilty of overconfidence at one point or another. Say you check directions and see that it will take 17 minutes to get to your destination and think,”Okay, great. I can make it in 15.” tion efforts can match the scope of fi re season of this magnitude soon.” over or meadows to form. time. However, that typically un- Sound familiar? the destruction. The fi res since Sep- Young stands of mountain ash “If a young ash forest is burned folds over thousands of years, not We all have subconscious biases, but that doesn’t mean they need to get in the way of your tember have killed 28 people and trees — which are not expected to and killed and we can’t resow it, the decades over which the climate financial success. As a financial advisor, I can help you set up guardrails against your own biases burned more than 2,600 houses. burn because they have minimal then it is lost,” Bassett said. has been warming. and give you the tools and education you need to manage your hard-earned wealth with Before the recent wildfi res, ecol- foliage — have burned in the Aus- The changing landscape has Most of the nearly 25,000 square confidence. ogists divided up Australia’s native tralian Alps, the highest mountain major implications for Australia’s miles that have burned in Victoria In addition to providing personalized financial guidance, I also serve as a knowledgeable resource vegetation into two categories: range on the continent. Fire this diverse wildlife. The fi res in Eun- and New South Wales has been and accountability partner for my clients, helping them to stay on track for their long-term goals. fi re-adapted landscapes that burn year wiped out stands re-seeded gella National Park, for example, forest, according to scientists in How can I help you reach yours? periodically, and those that don’t following fi res in 2013. threaten “frogs and reptiles that New South Wales and the Victo- burn. In the recent fi res, that dis- Mountain ash, the world’s tallest don’t live anywhere else,” said Uni- rian government. By comparison, Bart Moore, MBA, CLU, ChFC, AWMA tinction lost meaning — even rain- fl owering trees, reach heights of al- versity of Queensland ecologist Di- an average of about 1,600 square Vice President, Investments 100 West Cherokee Ave Suite 100 forests and peat swamps caught most 300 feet and live hundreds of ana Fisher. miles of forest burned annually in Cartersville, GA 30120 fi re, likely changing them forever. years. They’re an iconic presence Fires typically burn through Australia dating back to 2002, ac- T 770.382.2124 // C 404.932.4049 Flames have blazed through in southeast Australia, comparable the forest in a patchwork pattern, cording to data compiled by NASA [email protected] jungles dried out by drought, to the redwoods of Northern Cali- leaving unburned refuges from research scientist Niels Andela and raymondjames.com/BartMoore such as Eungella National Park, fornia, and are highly valued by the which plant and animal species University of Maryland research where shrouds of mist have been timber industry. can spread. However, the megafi res professor Louis Giglio. THE WEEK IN REVIEW
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Movies away place, so I guess that Ghosts.” I mean, it’s no “Homeward means it’s pretty close to Ry- And lemme’ tell you, this Bound 1,” but it’s certainly bet- dal) and keep singing all these song will tug at your heart- ter than “Homeward Bound 2,” long songs about eating food strings like you wouldn’t be- and I don’t think any of us are out of garbage cans so some lieve. In fact, it kinda’ remind- gonna’ be disputin’ that. guy named Mr. Jellicles can ed me of this one chew toy Yeah, everybody’s hating on Take it from a dog — give them a tenth life or some- shaped like a sneaker I lost a the movie right now, but give thing like that. couple of years ago — sigh, it about 10 or 12 years and it’s One of the things I really sometimes, I can still hear it gonna’ be one of those “cult “Cats” is all fl uff Brody the bichon liked about the movie was that squeaking in my dreams. classics” they show on TBS ev- everybody in it has a really But beyond that, yeah, ery Saturday afternoon for 53 funny name. there ain’t a whole lot on the consecutive weeks. BY JAMES SWIFT don’t you? It’s not that compli- in the same house with one or Now, I’m not really sure soundtrack you’ll be humming James tells me it ain’t play- [email protected] cated, really. Basically, James anything like that — but it’s not who any of these people are in afterwards, which is pretty ing at the local movie theater puts me on his work desk and like I’ve got a grudge against real life, but James kept tell- much the worst thing you can no more, but if you don’t mind Hiya, folks. I know you’re then I make him put his fingers the entire feline persuasion. ing me stuff like “Hey, that’s say about any kind of musical trekking to Atlanta, there’s still probably expecting to read on the keyboard one at a time, So I can be a fair and im- Dame Judi Dench as Old Deu- production. a couple of places still screen- James’ movie review article and whenever he lands on the partial critic here, which is teronomy!” and “Hey, that’s But for me, the low point of ing it. right about now, but this week letter I want him to use I bark something I probably couldn’t Jennifer Hudson as Grizabel- the movie HAD to be the part I reckon this wouldn’t be he handed off the duties to me, at him. say if they ever made a movie la the Glamour Cat!” Person- where Taylor Swift — she’s the too terrible a selection when Brody the bichon. It’s a long process, and you about Amazon Prime delivery ally, my favorite was the one one who is in all those credit it makes it to Netflix or Hulu I know you’ve probably got gotta’ be patient, but it gets the trucks. he kept calling Jennyanydots card commercials, ain’t she? — or Disney Plus or TLC Go or some questions. For starters, job done. And for the record, it I’m telling you, that Steve the Gumbie Cat — played by finally makes her big arrival whatever streaming service how does a dog even know only took James 13 hours and Taylor guy oughta’ make an Rebel Wilson, James reminded and when she does, she looks you’ve got downloaded on the English language to begin 49 minutes to get everything ordinance against those things me about 58 times — because like some sorta’ Sony Play- your iPhone — overall, I’d feel with? Well, that’s simple. It’s spelled correctly and to my (and if you’re wondering how a she’s a take-charge kinda’ Station character and starts pretty content giving it a just- ‘cause James puts it on The liking. What can I say, I’m one bichon frise knows who Steve woman. In my humble opinion, singing this one truly hor- kinda-sorta-OK TWO PIECES Learning Channel whenever he patient puppy. Taylor is, it’s ‘cause I get The she’s got the best scene in the rid song made a billion times OF KIBBLE OUT OF FOUR leaves for work, so not only do Now, you might be thinking Weekly Herald, too.) movie, this one part where she worse ‘cause she sings it in the RATING. I have a vast vocabulary, I can that me being a dog and all, I’d So I watched this “Cats” starts doing a conga line and WORST British accent you’ll Now, who do I have to talk also tell you everything you be a bit biased reviewing our movie a couple days back. eating these cockroach danc- ever hear in your life. to to get some more of those need to know about getting a flick of the week, “Cats.” But Quite frankly, I didn’t “get it,” ers who have disturbingly hu- Not only does she sound like “Air Bud” movies made — and reverse mortgage. that ain’t true in the slightest. but then again, you have to re- man faces. this one ostrich chew toy I have while I’m at it, which one of And I guess you wanna’ As a matter of fact, I’ve got member, I’m a dog and really Then there’s the part where with a broken squeaker, the you elected officials reading know how a dog is able to write nothing against cats whatso- don’t care who or what an “An- Mr. Mistoffelees comes out more I think about it, she kin- this can make chipmunks and a movie review column, too, ever — I mean, I wouldn’t live drew Lloyd Webber” is. 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JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS One contractor estimates last week’s storms resulted in at least $150,000 in damages to the Budgetel Inn off Carson Loop.
of gray hairs,” he said. The County’s extended stay mo- Budgetel tel ordinance was slightly tweaked in December, excising a provision From Page 1A that, effectively, would’ve barred Liotta retraced his thoughts upon Bartow County Schools-enrolled learning of the storm damage. students from residing in such “The fi rst thing was ‘over- properties. whelmed,’” he said. “And the sec- The ordinance defi nes an ex- ond thing was ‘He may have fi nally tended stay motel as any facility caught a break, because the insur- that provides “rooms or suites to ance company will repair some of patrons” for more than 14 days. the damages.’” Operators of such facilities are now And those storm-related repairs required to pay the local govern- will no doubt be costly — Liotta ment a $500 permit fee, as well as said the full price tag could easily an extra $50 per room “designated eclipse $150,000. for extended stay use.” “That’s the cleanup of the de- The ordinance also stipulates bris, the construction fences and dozens of new rules and regula- a portion of the rooms,” he said. tions pertaining to room amenities “It’s hard to pin it down until I hear and record keeping. from the insurance company.” Whether or not the Budgetel Inn While 87 units at the motel still would be allowed to operate as require upgrades, Liotta said 48 are an extended stay motel under the now good to go — or, at the very County ordinance, Liotta said, re- least, are quickly approaching full mains up in the air. compliance. “The reason [Bollepalli] spent “The Bartow County Fire De- $280,000 on a sprinkler system partment wants to see the sprinkler was because it was required, if he system completely operational, I’m were in fact an extended stay. But believing that it will be done with- when the ordinance took place and in the next two weeks,” Liotta said. it was implemented, his rooms be- “We’ve already got the sprinkler came too small now to be extended system completely installed, we stays,” Liotta said. “Since that took just had to make some adjustments place, he basically is stuck with a to meet the fi re department’s re- system that he really doesn’t need quirements on what they call a ‘fi re … because he can’t be an extend- department connection.’” ed stay now, in effect, he wouldn’t Overall, he said renovation work have needed the sprinkler system on the motel is about 30% com- at all.” plete. Liotta, however, said the many “We actually had the Bartow stakeholders involved in the pro- County Health Department here cess — the motel ownership, the and they were very happy with the County offi cials and the State progress that had been made,” Li- agency representatives — seem to otta said. be on the same page. Liotta said motel owner Sri Bol- “When the County felt that Mr. lepalli has taken full responsibili- Bollepalli took full responsibility ty for “the state of the hotel at the for the situation that the Budgetel time it was shut down.” Ultimate- was in, the attitude of the County ly, Liotta said Bollepalli ended up changed dramatically,” he said. paying $5,500 in fi nes related to 11 Liotta said he fully expects a citations in Bartow County’s Mag- considerable portion of the Bud- istrate Court. getel Inn to be up to code by next That’s comparatively spare month — to the point the facility change, Liotta said, considering could be ready to house guests how much Bollepalli has invested again. in the property to bring the facil- “I have to accomplish a cou- ity up to code. He said he’s easily ple of other things and have them dropped about $1 million into the come in and re-inspect it,” he said. property to make the required ren- “Hopefully, within the next three ovations and repairs. weeks, before the end of February, Although a new manager has for sure.” been brought in to run day-to-day And while weather is an all-im- operations at the Budgetel Inn, portant variable, Liotta said — Liotta said Bollepalli has no inten- pending favorable working condi- tions of relinquishing ownership of tions — the entirety of the complex the property. could be repaired, refurbished and “Not unless somebody came up renovated before summer arrives. and offered him about $4.5 mil- “It’ll be before May of this year,” lion, because this has cost him a lot he said. 6A Sunday, January 19, 2020 • www.daily-tribune.com Local The Daily Tribune News A look at week 1 of Georgia’s Georgia school offi cial 2020 legislative session quits amid inquiry,
BY BEN NADLER Georgia to research treatments for Parkin- troduced a bill Tuesday that would provide program may end Associated Press son’s disease. Isakson’s diagnosis with Par- some protections. kinson’s contributed to his decision to retire. Hufstetler said Monday that a proposal BY JEFF AMY Georgia’s 2020 legislative session BREWING BUDGET BATTLE? dealing with the issue was passed by the Associated Press opened Monday, bringing a fl urry of activ- While Kemp favors the teacher pay Senate last year, but stalled in the House ity back to the state Capitol. As lawmak- raise, House Republican leaders have Insurance Committee. He said he thinks The man who was supposed to be in charge of turning around poorly per- ers returned, they saw quick movement on made it clear that they view cutting the his latest bill will meet less resistance and forming schools in Georgia has resigned amid an investigation, possibly sig- legislation seeking to protect consumers state’s top income tax rate for the second “we can take care of it early in the session.” nalling the end of his position. from unexpected medical bills and tighten year in a row as a top priority. In a year It is not yet clear whether doctors’ asso- Georgia’s state Board of Education voted unanimously Friday to accept sales tax collection by online businesses. where state revenue collections have fallen ciations and insurance companies are on the resignation of Eric Thomas from the position as chief turnaround offi cer. They also heard Gov. Brian Kemp outline short of projections, it may not be possible board with the approach. Thomas’ resignation came after a months-long investigation into allega- his agenda in the annual State of the State to fully deliver on both. TAXES ON INTERNET SALES tions of discrimination, misuse of funds and confl icts of interest that was address. A cut in Georgia’s top income tax rate Lawmakers struck a deal to tighten sales ordered this summer by state Superintendent Richard Woods. The Board Here is a look at some of the action from 6% to 5.75% started in 2019, and an- tax collection by online businesses includ- of Education didn’t release the fi ndings of the investigation Friday, instead under the gold dome during the opening other cut to 5.5% was planned for this year. ing Amazon, eBay and Airbnb, after the forwarding it to the state’s inspector general for further examination. Under week: That could cost the state government $550 effort got hung up last year over whether Georgia law, such documents remain shielded from public view while inves- STATE OF THE STATE million in the next budget if lawmakers ride hailing services like Uber would be tigations continue. Kemp delivered his second annual State make it retroactive to Jan. 1. included. The House and Senate both ap- “That individual simply made some allegations,” he told the Wisconsin of the State address Thursday and forecast Republican House Speaker David proved a compromise version Thursday, State Journal Thursday in Madison. “Those allegations have been sort of several of his legislative priorities for the Ralston of Blue Ridge said Thursday that sending it to Kemp’s desk. The measure investigated, and I think in December they were all, I think, 100% refuted.” year. Chief among them is delivering a pay he views delivering the tax cut as a “com- aims to collect sales taxes from third-par- The board appointed Stephanie Johnson as the acting chief turnaround raise of $2,000 for public school teachers mitment” made to Georgia taxpayers. The ty sellers that use online marketplaces to offi cer. She’s the current deputy superintendent for school improvement. at an estimated total cost of more than proposed budget Kemp released Thursday conduct business. The bill does not include The Department of Education declined to release a copy of Thomas’ resig- $380 million. It’s part two of a campaign doesn’t include the second phase of the in- an exemption for ride hailing services, but nation letter, directing The Associated Press to fi le a public records request. promise to raise teacher pay by $5,000, come tax cut. Hufstetler said lawmakers are likely to Thomas was hired in 2017 under a plan by Gov. Nathan Deal to improve after Kemp was able to secure a $3,000 UNEXPECTED MEDICAL BILLING consider a separate bill setting a fl at tax poorly performing schools. Thomas reported directly to the state Board of Ed- raise last year. Kemp also said he wants Another priority Kemp identifi ed in his rate of 50 cents a ride later this session. ucation and not to Woods, despite Woods’ desire to have Thomas report to him. to make adoptions easier and reform med- State of the State speech was implement- “The key with this is that we have a Woods and Deal often had differing perspectives on education policy, but ical billing practices. Kemp is proposing ing changes to protect consumers from lot of internet sales in Georgia, we have Woods, a Republican elected statewide, is much more in tune with Gov. Brian an increase to the adoption tax credit from what he called “surprise” medical billing. other brick and mortar stores in Georgia, Kemp. In the last year, Thomas has been a frequent applicant for education $2,000 to $6,000 and lowering the min- “An out of network specialist, a pro- we’re trying to put them on a level playing jobs elsewhere, an acknowledgment that his days were numbered in Georgia. imum age for a person to adopt a child cedure that wasn’t approved or covered, fi eld,” said Democrat and Senate Minori- “The dynamic or the relationship between the chief turnaround offi ce and from 25 to 21. nights in the hospital that didn’t meet the ty Leader Steve Henson, who was part of the state superintendent has not been very good,” Thomas told reporters Wis- Recently retired Republican U.S. Sen. requirements,” Kemp said. “Families are the House-Senate conference committee. consin, where he’s a fi nalist to be the Madison school superintendent. “I’ll Johnny Isakson attended the address and living on a prayer because the system is The measure would take effect April 1, simply say, ‘politics in education.’” was recognized by Kemp as “one of Geor- rigged against them.” meaning it could bolster state revenue in The appointment of Johnson, who will retain her school improvement po- gia’s fi nest.” Kemp announced the creation Lawmakers are working on the issue. the current budget year and possibly ease sition within the Department of Education supervised by Woods, effectively of a faculty position at the University of GOP Sen. Chuck Hufstetler of Rome in- some budget concerns. kills the independent structure of the offi ce.
Cartersville Reality
From Page 1A From Page 1A Jones also asked council Between 800 and 1,100 ninth-graders from Adairsville, members to approve the “tru- Cartersville, Cass and Woodland high schools as well as Ex- ing up” of fi nancial numbers in cel Christian Academy, Grace Academy Cartersville and a lo- the contract with Atlanta-based cal GED program will be given a glimpse of what their lives fi rm Archer Western. might be like around age 25. “There have been several The freshmen participate in an interactive experience in items that have come up, issues which they learn how the choices they make regarding career, with line locations and reloca- managing income and expenses and saving and investing will tions,” he said. affect future outcomes. Ultimately, council voted to Students receive an occupation, income and family then approve a $37,840.99 adjust- they visit the store to pay their bills for a month and take care ment to the project cost, as well of such real-life adult responsibilities as fi nding a place to live, as add eight more days to the buying groceries, securing child care and planning for emer- contract performance period gencies. “and each milestone therein.” Volunteers will be placed at 13 life stations – bank and taxes, Council likewise voted unan- student loans, child care, health and life insurance, transporta- imously to approve a resolution tion, housing, groceries, utilities, clothing, furniture, nonprofi t, establishing a memorandum life’s unexpected events and entertainment – in the store. of understanding (MOU) with “Students come through with a worksheet that outlines an Anheuser-Busch for a proposed example of their monthly take-home pay for a person in their brewery expansion, which is ex- late 20s,” Belisle said. “Volunteers help as students spend a pected to add at least a dozen JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS month’s pay on housing, utilities, transportation, child care, City of Cartersville Planning and Development Director Randy Mannino speaks at Thursday eve- new jobs to the community. ning’s city council meeting. student loans, insurance, groceries, clothing, furniture and The Development Authori- even for life’s unexpected events. Volunteers talk with students ty of Cartersville and Bartow a resolution that would bring an Read said the bench would be — A request to purchase 200 about how to budget that money and make wise decisions.” County Commissioner Steve installation honoring a Pulitzer- placed in Friendship Plaza, near residential meters for $18,042 And if their funds run out before their bills do, they’ll have Taylor approved the MOU ear- and Nobel Prize-winning author the water fountain and Little and pay Monroe County, Mis- to get a second job at the “out of money” station to help sup- lier in the week. According to to downtown Cartersville. Free Library box. She said there sissippi $8,872.22. “This is for plement their income. the MOU document, Anheus- Cartersville Downtown De- will be no costs for the City as our taxes on our storage facility Volunteer registration opened last week, and as of Thursday er-Busch looks to invest $85 velopment Authority Director part of the project. there,” said City of Cartersville afternoon, 63 people had signed up, Belisle said. million into the project. The Lillie Read said a citizen work- Morrison, who wrote “Be- Gas Department Superintendent “There are no special requirements [to be a volunteer],” he company has also requested ing group has received permis- loved” and “Song of Solomon,” Michael Hill. “This is off of said. “You have to be able to use a calculator and talk to stu- up to $100 million in revenue sion from the Toni Morrison So- among other acclaimed works, Southern Natural’s pipe, we use dents. Smiling is also a plus.” bonds from the authority to pay ciety to place a memorial bench died at the age of 88 last year. it quite often.” Adults who want to help can sign up to work from 8 a.m. to for acquisition, construction and celebrating the late Presidential Her father, George Wofford, — A request to pay $38,207.82 11:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. or 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. for either equipment costs related to the Medal of Freedom recipient grew up in Cartersville. for New World Systems soft- or both days. project. near the local train depot. ware maintenance costs and an Help also is needed for setting up on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at “There is no cost to the Bar- “The bench that they have in Other items approved by additional $8,912.04 for email 4 p.m. and cleaning up on Friday at 3 p.m. tow County taxpayers for this mind is a $5,000 cost for the council at Thursday evening’s archiving services. To register, volunteers should visit the Bartow Collaborative and if something goes wrong bench itself,” Read said. “Basi- meeting include: — A request from the City website at www.bartowcollaborative.org and click on the Re- with it, they also have no liabili- cally, for interpretive signage, — A request from the City of of Cartersville Electric Depart- ality Store 2020 tab by Feb. 3. ty whatsoever,” City of Carters- the actual unveiling event, as Cartersville Police Department ment to purchase one 1000kVA For more information or questions, call 678-719-2041 or ville legal counsel Keith Lovell well as the cost to place the to purchase and equip fi ve Ford transformer for $29,820.50 and email [email protected] or call the Etowah said. “All the liability on the bench securely in the ground, Explorers for an amount not to one 2500kVA transformer for Scholarship Foundation at 770-382-1757. situation belongs to Anheus- we’re looking at some in-kind exceed $280,000, as well as a $55,855.50. Belisle said the planning committee consists of counselors er-Busch themselves.” donations from people who have request to purchase three under- — A request to pay Holiday from each high school, Tammy Hufstetler at Chattahoochee Members of the council also worked with us in the past for cover operation vehicles for an Designs $11,265 for Christmas Technical College, the ESF staff and staff members from the voted unanimously to approve concrete work, in that capacity.” amount not to exceed $99,000. light decorations. Bartow County and Cartersville City schools’ central offi ces.
“The evidence that they’re working with kind of shoe the suspect was wearing, “It’s good to mix stuff and kind of be them in the scenario where it could be a is a fi ngerprint left at the scene,” Young said. which ended up being the most diffi cult like the investigator,” the fi fth-grader said. real-world example, which makes it more Forensics “The person who stole it left a cookie. They part of the investigation, O’Tinger said. “I think the most interesting stuff is prob- relevant to their learning.” didn’t fi nish the cookie so we’ve got a cook- “The shoe prints were the most ques- ably where we have to mix the blood and The hands-on lab got her students away From Page 1A ie bite so they’re going to look at the cookie tioned evidence,” she said. the A-positive stuff and fi nd what kind of from their screens for a while as well. “We basically just knew their names,” bite as evidence for their teeth. There was After all the analyses were done, each blood type it is.” “They use computers so much,” she she said. “Some suspects were Brenda some soil left under the table from their shoe group examined the crime scene evidence Fifth-grader Brooklyn West, who was said. “They’re on technology all the time, Bold, Anna Almond, Kevin Kinderboss, so we’ve got a soil sample. There was some and compared it to the suspects’ evidence working with Carleigh Higgins and Leilah this generation, so just put that aside and do Trevor Timidly.” powder left at the scene so there’s a powder to fi nd the guilty party. Bedford, said she thinks forensics is “real- this for a little bit. They need more of that.” Young added he and O’Tinger agreed sample they’re testing for. We’ve got a blood “We talked about how you have to be ly interesting.” O’Tinger also said students remember they didn’t want the activity to involve a sample; of course, the blood sample is nonbi- very careful with evidence so that you don’t “I actually think it would be really inter- labs and hands-on activities “more than murder scene. ologic. It’s a synthetic blood that works with incriminate the wrong person,” O’Tinger esting for me to kind of learn more about just memorizing facts.” “We didn’t want that in their fi eld of the antigen A and antigen B. We’re going to said. “If this was your job, you couldn’t say, it,” she said, noting she learned how to an- “So it does make an impact,” she said. view,” he said. “So it had to be something do the A, B, O [blood types].” ‘Oh, we think it might be this.’ It has to be alyze fi ngerprints. “They’ll remember this for a long time.” nonviolent so the cookie recipe, it was safe, Young said the powder was either an without a doubt.” The 10-year-old said the most fun part Young said the “great group of boys and but it was something we could collect a lot antacid, which fi zzed when water was add- Each team came to consensus, present- of the process was “probably analyzing the girls” could learn about a number of things of evidence from.” ed to it; baking soda, which fi zzed when ed their fi ndings as if they were presenting blood type because you got to use anti A from studying forensics — careers, scien- The part-time physical science teacher vinegar was added; salt; or sugar. them to the jury and explained why that and anti B.” tifi c safety in regards to handling materi- at Georgia Highlands College’s Carters- The fi ber found on the suspect’s clothes person needed to be charged, she said. “You got to mix and see what it is,” she als, chemical processes and typing blood. ville campus said only one suspect will was either cotton, hair or string, and for the And when all their work was done, the said. “And they’re using problem-solving, match the crime scene evidence. soil sample, the young investigators were young detectives found Gregory Gruffest O’Tinger asked Young to conduct a fo- for sure,” O’Tinger added. “They’re using “Once they do all these seven, then we’ll trying to determine if it was sandy, clay or was the person guilty of stealing the great rensics activity, which met the Georgia Stan- logic. They’re using teamwork. Careers — collect that then they’ll be given a crime fi lled with plant life, he said. cookie recipe. dards of Excellence as well as gifted stan- one of our main focuses is how can they scene evidence pouch, and all the crime For the handwriting sample, the sleuths “Each group ultimately solved it cor- dards, with her class about two months ago. use this, making it relevant to them, what scene evidence pouches match,” he said. looked for a left or right slant, which indi- rectly,” O’Tinger said. “A couple of groups “This school year, our gifted teachers they’re going to do with this, not just right “Then they’ll get a look at how does this cated left-handed or right-handed; cursive needed to review evidence one more time are doing forensics and mysteries,” she now, today, but what they’re going to do crime scene evidence match up with one of or print; and spelling — there was a mis- to make their conclusion. We allowed them said. “So we’re doing forensic science, with it 10 years or 20 years from now.” these, and one of them matches perfectly.” spelled word in the ransom note. to review the evidence from one suspect investigations, and we’re trying to make She also said the detectives were “doing Each group was given 15 minutes to “Those are a few things they’ll get from only one time because we felt that this was it where they can do something hands- good” with the activity from what she saw. analyze 10 types of evidence for each sus- the handwriting sample,” Young said. more like how they do in the real world.” on, not just studying and researching. We “They’re working well together,” she pect and to record its fi ndings on its offi - They also compared the shoe prints to Ty Scaglione, 11, said he thought the fo- wanted them, after they research some, said. “They have said, ‘This is really ac- cial-looking clipboard. sample prints they had to determine what rensics activity was “pretty fun.” to use hands-on things to do. This puts tually fun.’” The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, January 19, 2020 7A
“There will be no value to the lease- hold interest of the real property com- Nippon pany in the real property project prior to the completion date,” the document From Page 1A reads. “Thus, there will be no ad valorem Under that lease agreement, Nippon real property or personal property taxes Light Metal would be responsible for on any assets acquired by the authori- acquiring and installing the equipment ty in connection with the real property “and for conveying the same to the au- project prior to Jan. 1 of the year imme- thority from time to time by one or more diately following the completion date.” bills of sale.” According to the MOU, the anticipat- AL8, LLC, also intends to acquire real ed “leasehold interest valuation” for the property bonds as part of a similar lease equipment project is a six-year abate- agreement with the DABC. ment, with Nippon Light Metal paying “However, any costs of the real prop- nothing on the fi rst year term and then erty project that exceed the available paying an additional 20% of the full proceeds of the real property bonds shall lease amount each subsequent year. be paid by the real property company The leasehold interest schedule for the and the authority shall have no liability real property project is an 11-year abate- therefore,” the MOU reads. ment, with AL8, LLC paying no “appli- Under the MOU, the maximum prin- cable percentage” during the fi rst term cipal amount of any equipment proj- year and then paying an additional 10% ect bonds issued by the DABC is $46 of the full lease amount each subsequent million, while the maximum principal year. amount for any real property bonds is- Under the MOU, both companies sued by the authority is $14 million. agree to make annual payments in lieu The MOU indicates that no public en- of taxes (PILOT payments) in an amount tity — including the DABC or Bartow “equal to 100% of the property taxes County — has any obligations or liabili- [that] are normally due for such calendar ties for repayments of those bonds. year,” to the benefi t of Bartow County “Without limitation, the bonds shall Schools. not be a general obligation of the au- The MOU indicates the “community thority, but shall be a special and lim- jobs goal” for the project is 110 full-time ited obligation payable solely from the positions in the timeframe from Jan. 1, payments received under the respective 2027, to Dec. 31, 2031. The “community leases and other pledged security,” the investment goal” stated in the MOU is document reads. $57 million in capital investments. Representing Nippon Light Metal and The companies are required to fi le an- AL8, LLC, is the Atlanta law fi rm Gray RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS nual reports calculating the percentage A memorandum of understanding document details the fi nancial specifi cs of a proposed $60 million-plus Adairs- Pannell and Woodward, LLP, while lo- ville project. of community job goals and community cal attorney H. Boyd Pettit III serves as investment goals reached each year. legal counsel for the authority, Bartow pocket expenses of the authority and its panies shall also pay to the authority a by the equipment company with respect “If any annual report shows that the County and the Bartow County Board of members, directors, offi cers and agents” closing fee payable on the date of closing to its leasehold interest for each phase of goal percentage is less than 80%, the Assessors under the MOU. specifi cally identifi ed in the agreement of the bonds in an amount equal to one- the equipment project shall commence companies shall be required to make The MOU does not prevent either or previously authorized by the compa- eight of one percent of the maximum in the year following the calendar year a recovery payment,” the MOU reads. companies from entering into other fi - nies. principal amount of the bonds.” in which such capital investments are “However, in no event shall the recovery nancing agreements for the projects, but “Absent extraordinary circumstances The MOU states that the fi nal equip- made,” the document reads. amount exceed the amount of ad valor- it does contain a provision holding the or litigation, the fees of local counsel re- ment acquisition of the project will be The MOU indicates the real property em taxes that would have been payable if companies accountable for reimbursing lating to the issuance of the bonds shall completed by Dec. 31, 2024. project will be completed no later than the companies owned all of the property “any commercially reasonable out-of- be $93,750,” the MOU states. “The com- “Ad valorem property taxes to be paid Dec. 31, 2021. subject to leases in their own name.”
Robert Dean Gorman, of 11 Fair- Elexus Annette Spann, of 11 Michael Ernest Young, of BARTOW fi eld Court SW, Cartersville, was Bartlett Drive SW, Cartersville, 85 Jewell Road NW, Carters- arrested and charged driving under was held on a Superior Court ville, was held on an agency the infl uence of alcohol while driv- sentence. assist. BLOTTER ing a commercial motor vehicle.
The following information — Reginald Anthony Harris, of names, photos, addresses, charges 202 Maplewood Ave., Chattanoo- Gary Fox, and other details — was taken di- ga, Tennessee, was arrested and rectly from Bartow County Sher- charged with speeding and driving iff’s Offi ce jail records. Not every while license is suspended or re- arrest leads to a conviction, and voked. CPA a conviction or acquittal is deter- mined by the court system. Gilbert Houston, of 7066 West • Business and Wood Lane, Acworth, was arrest- EDITOR’S NOTE: The Bartow ed and charged with probation vi- Personal Tax County Sheriff’s Offi ce is having olation. technical diffi culties and arrest Preparation photos are currently unavailable. Mykia Imanita Kent, of 51 Val- ley View Drive NW, Cartersville, January 17 was arrested and charged with two counts of identity theft fraud when George Christian Adamson, using/possessing identifying info • Tax Planning of 5999 Third Army Road SE, concerning a person. • Entity Formation Acworth, was arrested and charged Tripp Nelson - Owner with probation violation. Deshondria Nicole Palmer, of Mon-Sat 9-6 Closed Wed & Sun 604 Iron Belt Court SE, Carters- 319 E. Church St., Suite A, Cartersville Demarco Dewayne Anderson, of ville, was arrested and charged (directly across from Cartersville High School) 715 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy. 111 Somerset Club Drive SE, Car- with willful obstruction of law en- Cartersville, GA 30120 tersville, was arrested and charged forcement offi cers. [email protected] 770-608-4523 with failure to obey a stop sign or 770-212-9294 yield after stopping, open container Michael Antonio Priest, of 1304 violation, driving while license is Tibarron Parkway, Smyrna, was suspended or revoked and proba- arrested and charged with forgery. tion violation. Latasha Marie Quinn, of 14 Jessie Rochelle Anderson, of Brook Knoll Court SW, Carters- 667 Slusser Ave., Cedartown, was ville, was held on a juvenile court arrested and charged with proba- sentence. tion violation. Anthony Chad Redden, of 12 Christopher Leigh Astin, of 100 Westgate Drive SW, Cartersville, Azalea St. SW, Rome, was arrested was arrested and charged with pro- and charged with probation violation. bation violation.
Jonathan Dennis Banks, of 1400 Paul Maxwell Silver Jr., of 507 Joe Frank Harris Parkway SE N. Gilmer St. SE, Cartersville, was 604, Cartersville, was arrested and arrested and charged with proba- charged with giving false name, ad- tion violation and possession of dress or birthdate to a law enforce- cocaine. ment offi cer; and probation violation.
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DTN: What do you like to do in your spare time? AW: I would rather read than do most anything. Bio I have been like that since I was a child. Oftentimes WHERE IN THE WORLD? if I’m reading a good book things don’t get done at From Page 3A my house that probably should get done. So if you DTN: If you were not in your line of work, ever visit me, and things are not quite what they what would you like to do? should be in my house, you can be assured I am AW: I wish I were smart enough to write a in the middle of a very good book. The best thing book. Maybe one day. ever is to sit outside and read. I love to do that in the summertime. I remember as a child putting a ham- DTN: How would you describe yourself in mock in between two trees in my grandmother’s three words? yard and then spending most of that summer out in AW: Inquisitive, fun-loving, dedicated. the hammock reading. That was heaven on earth.
DTN: What is something people would be DTN: Where is your favorite place to be in Bar- surprised to know about you? tow County? AW: I love to fi sh. When I was a little girl, my AW: At the Pettit Preserve, at the end of the lake, granddaddy would take me fi shing. I fell in love there is a stone amphitheater, which we call the with being outdoors partly because of him and all Boardroom for Planet Earth. We gave it this name our fi shing trips. I have never lost the love for just because we stop here and explain to children that being outside whether I caught anything or not. just as I am on the board of the Pettit Preserve, they are on the board for planet Earth. Every choice DTN: What is the best advice you have they make from how much water they use in the ever received? morning brushing their teeth to recycling things AW: This quote sums it up much more eloquent- at their homes impacts the earth. Just as I make ly than I could. “Only God is perfect, Odie. To the decisions to help take care of the Pettit Preserve, rest of us, he gave all kinds of wrinkles and cracks. each one of these children makes decisions every If we were perfect, the light He shines on us would day to take care of the Earth. So the Board Room just bounce right off. But the wrinkles, they catch for Planet Earth next to the creek at the Pettit En- the light. And the cracks, that’s how the light gets vironmental Preserve is one of my favorite plac- inside us. When I pray, Odie, I never pray for per- es. I think by the time our hike reaches that spot, fection. I pray for forgiveness, because it’s the one children are beginning to understand that it really prayer I know will always be answered.” — “This makes a difference to take care of places, like the Tender Land,” William Kent Krueger. preserve. At least I hope so.
SPECIAL Ruby “Jerry” Lusk, right, who recently turned 92 years old, visited waterfalls near Helen and the highest point in Georgia, Brasstown Bald, with her daughters Sandy Chambers, left, and Lynn Hosea. To submit a Where in the World, take a photo with The Daily Tribune News on your next trip and email it to [email protected]. 5 DAY FORECAST
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NO SWEAT Woodland cruises to second consecutive state title in dominant fashion
STAFF REPORT Caden McCrary, Jaxon Smith and Every high school athletics team Cole Cochran. enters the season with a state cham- Woodland led 24-12 about halfway pionship as the ultimate goal, but for through the dual, but with Henson the vast majority of teams, it is virtu- bumping up to the 152-pound weight ally unattainable or the quest for the class, Randy Buchanan stepped in at state title will end in heartbreak. 145 and pinned his opponent, which Only one team can hold up the tro- linked a run in the lineup of domi- phy at the end of a season, and it’s nance from McCrary at 138 through defi nitely not supposed to look as Smith at 170, which featured Buchan- easy as the Woodland High wrestling an, Henson and Cochran in between. team made it look this weekend in Tramutola had gone with the lineup Macon. in the semifi nals against Ola, too. The Wildcats took home their sec- “We did that, not really out of ne- ond consecutive state duals title after cessity, but I just thought it gave us beating Veterans Saturday by a score the best little run at maximizing our of 47-15, capping a dominant three points,” Tramutola said of the lineup days at the Macon Coliseum in which choice. “They tried to put another kid they won by a combined 227 points in at 126 and we put one of our backups their four matches. in — Randy Buchanan — and he went “That’s a pretty good Veterans team out there and got a pin. So that back- and we beat them pretty good. I think fi red on them, and then we went on a we only lost three matches, so it was roll there and pretty much iced it.” a good weekend,” Woodland head Earlier in the tournament, Wood- coach Adrian Tramutola said. “We’re land beat Ola in the semifi nals, 60- the best team in the state, regard- 6, Walnut Grove in the quarterfi nals, less of the classifi cation. You look at 72-12, and Miller Grove in the fi rst what happened [Saturday], Pope won round, 81-0. [Class 6A earlier in the season]. We While Woodland has won three beat them. Collins Hill and Camden state duals championships before, [County] came down to the last match Tramutola said this was the most [in Class 7A], and we beat Collins Hill dominant his team has been. 58-8 and forfeited a weight. Wood- “The scores refl ect that,” He said. ward Academy, they won [Class 4A] “There were some spots where we [Saturday]. We beat them by about 100 feel we didn’t wrestle well. But that’s points in two [traditional] tournaments the beauty of the team game. When we wrestled in.” someone’s fl at, someone else can pick Woodland had wins across its line- them up.” up all weekend, but the match garner- The Wildcats will now turn their ing the most attention came Saturday attention to the traditional season, with Woodland’s nationally ranked where the team will have plenty of 145-pounder Caleb Henson bumping wrestlers who could win individu- up a weight class to meet Veterans’ al state championships back at the nationally ranked 152-pounder Fran- Macon Coliseum in about a month. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS The Woodland High wrestling team won its second con- cis Morrissey. Woodland will be the odds-on favor- secutive state duals title Saturday in Macon. Top, Caleb Henson got taken down right away ite to win a second team state title, as Henson competes in the 152-pound weight class in the in the match, but came back and won well. championship match against Veterans. Left, Jaxon Smith the matchup of top wrestlers and went celebrates beating his opponent Saturday. Above, head undefeated in the tournament, as did SEE CHAMPS, PAGE 3B coach Adrian Tramutola holds the championship trophy. Excel hoops can’t keep up with Darlington in region loss
STAFF REPORT just four points in the third behind early at Hiram Saturday other game upcoming Tuesday Woodland got 15 points from The matchup came down to The Excel boys basketball quarter as Darlington pulled and could never get back in the at home against Cass. DiAnthony Heathcock in the the wire but, in the end, Cedar- team didn’t have enough Sat- away. game, culminating in a 59-29 game, but just four from every- town was too much in a 39-32 urday to hang around with a Despite seven Eagles getting loss for the Wildcats. Hiram 83, Woodland boys 19 one else. loss for the Lady Canes. tough Darlington team, fall- in on the scoring column, none Nine different Hiram players The Woodland High boys With the loss, Woodland falls Cedartown came into the day ing by a final score of 61-37 at reach double figures for Excel, got in the scorebook, and the basketball team has had its to 0-12 in region play and 2-19 with a slim lead on fourth place home. which now falls 3-17 overall Hornets outscored the Wildcats share of offensive struggles overall with a game upcoming in the Region 5-AAAA stand- Excel was within striking and 2-8 in region play with the in each quarter along the way. this season, and Saturday’s Tuesday at home against Cass. ings, with Cartersville a game distance early, trailing 12-11 loss. Excel returns to action Besides Clymer’s big game game against a playoff team in and a half back. after one quarter of play. Then, Tuesday at Gordon Lee. offensively (16 points), no other Hiram was no relief from those Cedartown 39, With the loss, the Lady Canes however, the Eagles went cold, Woodland player scored more struggles. Cartersville, girls 32 fall to 8-10 overall on the year making just two field goals in Hiram 59, Woodland girls 29 than four points. The Wildcats fell behind The Cartersville High girls and 1-5 in region play with an- the second quarter as Darling- Despite a nice game from The Wildcats are now 4-16 32-4 after the first quarter and basketball team played a close other game upcoming Tuesday ton separated to a 33-19 half- Carli Clymer, the Woodland overall on the season and 2-10 55-7 at halftime, finishing with game Saturday at region rival against Central, Carroll, back time lead. Excel then scored High girls basketball team fell in Region 7-AAAAA with an- an 84-19 loss. Cedartown. at The Storm Center. 2B Sunday, January 19, 2020 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News LSU championship parade draws massive crowds in Baton Rouge
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thousands of LSU fans wearing purple and gold lined streets near Tiger Stadium and packed a basketball arena for a parade on Saturday honoring the football team’s national championship season. A day after visiting with President Donald Trump at the White House, Tigers players rode on trucks pulled by fl oats and tossed Mardi Gras beads to fans along the route through the western side of campus to the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. Gov. John Bel Edwards, his wife, Donna, and Baton Rouge Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broom, rode on a replica streetcar, throwing souvenir cups to the crowds lin- ing the street. LSU coach Ed Orgeron led players into the arena, shaking both fi sts above his head as the team was greeted with a raucous standing ovation. Heisman Trophy-winning quar- terback Joe Burrow sauntered in close behind, wearing sun- glasses and a backward baseball cap with beads dangling around his neck. After the team had taken seats on the fl oor of the arena, Burrow stood, removed his cap and took a bow when he was introduced over the public address system. “This is a great cap to a great season,” Burrow told the screaming fans. Burrow also presented a replica Heisman Trophy to the school. Orgeron was presented with college football’s coach- es’ award, a crystal football, and the national championship STEVE GONZALES/HOUSTON CHRONICLE VIA AP trophy as the LSU band played “We Are The Champions.” Jose Altuve signs autographs for young fans during the baseball team’s FanFest at Minute Maid Park on Saturday in Houston. LSU safety Jacoby Stevens, of Nashville, said he’d always dreamed of playing for the Tigers. “I’ve always dreamed of making plays and bringing a trophy back here,” he said in an interview from the stage. “Walking in here man, I’m like a little kid from Nashville Astros, Red Sox look ahead in and would dream of stuff like that. I’ve had to fi ght back tears seeing all the people celebrating us, and the crazy thing is, we did this for ya’ll. We’re celebrating ya’ll.” LSU’s most recent national championship was its fourth, wake of sign-stealing scandal but this season has been widely viewed as the best in pro- gram history. LSU fi nished 15-0 with seven victories over teams ranked in the top 10 at the time the games were BY KRISTIE RIEKEN to see him go. would like to see that,” Grichuk MVP and shortstop Carlos Cor- played. The regular season was highlighted by a thrilling AND JIMMY GOLEN “I’m heartbroken about it,” said. “I’ve got a few friends on rea, did not attend the daylong 46-41 triumph at Alabama which ended LSU’s eight-game AP Sports Writers Boston designated hitter J.D. the Dodgers that are very disap- event where fans can interact losing streak in the series and secured the Tigers’ place atop Martinez said. “I understood his pointed that possibly two years with players. the SEC West. Players from two teams at the side of it. He defi nitely didn’t in a row they lost due to a team Altuve was the AL MVP in LSU followed its 12-0 regular season with lopsided victo- center of baseball’s sign-stealing want to be a distraction. He was going against the rules.” 2017, and since the sign-stealing ries over Georgia in the Southeastern Conference champi- scandal faced their fans on Sat- one of my favorite, if not my fa- Many Boston players are trying scandal broke, some have ques- onship, Oklahoma in the College Football Playoff semifi nal urday for the fi rst time since the vorite, managers I’ve had.” not to focus on the investigation tioned whether he deserved the and Clemson in the fi nal. Houston Astros and Boston Red The Astros were fi ned $5 mil- or what could be coming for the award. In recent days he’s also Along the way, Burrow took ownership of every signifi - Sox ousted their managers amid lion, which is the maximum al- team, but instead simply trying to been accused of wearing an elec- cant LSU passing record while becoming the fi rst quarter- the fallout from the investigation lowed under the Major League prepare like it’s any other season. tronic device under his jersey to back in the program’s century-and-a-quarter history to win into Houston’s elaborate scheme. Constitution, and must forfeit “MLB’s going to do what they tip pitches, which he vehemently the Heisman — and only the second Tigers player at any The Astros and Red Sox held their next two fi rst- and sec- have to do to look into it,” pitch- denies. He was asked how it feels position to take home college football’s most prestigious in- their annual fan fests on Satur- ond-round amateur draft picks. er Nathan Eovaldi said. “I’m just for people to call him a cheater. dividual award. day, and instead of discussing The investigation found that trying to focus on baseball. I feel “You don’t want anybody to Burrow’s 5,671 yards passing tied for third most in a sin- preparations for the season, play- the Astros used the video feed like it’s going to pass, and every- call you that,” he said. “But ... I gle season in NCAA history and his 60 passing touchdowns ers from both teams were left from a center fi eld camera to see thing’s going to be fi ne.” have two options. One is cry and set an NCAA record. to answer questions about the and decode the opposing catch- While Altuve didn’t have a one is go down and play the game LSU led the nation in scoring with 48.4 points per game sign-stealing that left them with- er’s signs. Players banged on a problem answering numerous and (perform) and help my team. and in total offense with 568.5 yards per game. out managers. trash can to signal to batters what questions about the scandal, And you know what one I am go- Tigers sophomore Ja’Marr Chase, who caught 84 passes “It’s a tough situation and as was coming, believing it would Houston third baseman Alex ing to do.” for 1,780 yards and 20 touchdowns, received the Biletnikoff a team we have to stay together improve the batter’s odds of get- Bregman refused repeated at- MLB’s investigation of Hous- Award as the nation’s top receiver. and go through this as a team like ting a hit. tempts by reporters to get him to ton began after former Astros “I didn’t expect this from our people at the parade,” Org- we’ve been doing, always,” Hous- MLB is also looking into address what happened and kept pitcher Mike Fiers, who played eron told WVUE-TV. “It’s the fi rst time I’ve been on a fl oat. ton star second baseman José Al- whether Cora installed a similar repeating variations of the same for Oakland last season, told The ... The celebration here tonight was fi rst-class.” tuve said. “We have to talk about system in Boston after arriving phrase. Athletic about the team’s scheme it at spring training and try not to the following year, when the Red “The commissioner made his to steal signs. Martinez said he let things in the past distract us Sox won the World Series. No report, made his decision and the has spoken to Fiers and gets why for for next year.” conclusions have been reached Astros made their decision and I he came forward. Houston manager AJ Hinch and there is no timetable; the have no further comment on it,” “I understand his side of it, be- and general manager Jeff Luh- Astros investigation took two Bregman said in some variation ing in that division, going against now were suspended for a year by months. again and again. those guys. It’s an uncomfortable MLB Commissioner Rob Man- Martinez hopes MLB wraps up After being pressed on if he position for him, but I understand fred on Monday after he found the investigation into the Red Sox plans to discuss the sign-steal- why he did what he did,” Marti- illicit use of electronics to steal soon so they can put this behind ing in the future, Bregman fi - nez told reporters in Springfi eld, signs during the Astros’ run to them. nally gave an answer that didn’t Massachusetts. “He obviously the 2017 World Series champion- “I’m excited for the investi- seemed as rehearsed. felt like he needed to and I under- ship and again in the 2018 season. gation to get over with, so they “I think in the 2020 year our stand it.” Team owner Jim Crane then fi red can see there’s nothing going on actions will speak louder than In Houston, as the Astros try to both Hinch and Luhnow. Manag- here,” he said. our words,” he said. put the scandal behind them and er Alex Cora left the Red Sox on While the Astros were meeting Altuve and Bregman were the focus on the future, Altuve, who Tuesday after Manfred’s report with fans in Houston, Toronto only two stars at Saturday’s fan- has often been described as the identifi ed him as the ringleader Blue Jays outfi elder Randal Gri- fest in Houston who were part heart and soul of the team, is con- of the sign-stealing scheme when chuk called for MLB take away of the 2017 championship team. fi dent it won’t derail the Astros he was the bench coach for the their World Series championship, Many of the other big names from another successful season. GERALD HERBERT/AP Astros in 2017. now that it’s been proven that that helped the Astros win their “Everything will be fi ne,” he LSU players toss beads and ride on fl oats during a parade Many Red Sox players talked they cheated. fi rst title, including World Series said. “We’re going to be in the celebrating their NCAA college football championship Saturday about how much they “I mean, I would like to see MVP George Springer, ace Justin World Series again. People don’t Saturday on the LSU campus in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. liked and valued Cora and hated that obviously, I bet the Dodgers Verlander, who was the ALCS believe it. But we will.”
Where does Astros cheating rank in scandals? Ask Pete Rose
BY TM DAHLBERG ness — with the bookies who post dugout in Cincinnati are about the quences for any players involved. AP Sports Writer lines on their games. only ones that come close. “That Completely ruins the in- And face it. If you believe Rose There’s also the steroid era, tegrity of the game!!!” Bellinger Pete Rose was taking a break on the details of what he did — and where it was hard to fi gure out what tweeted. from signing autographs at the that’s a stretch for some — his bet- was real and what wasn’t. The play- Rose said he wished the scandal MGM Grand hotel when asked a ting didn’t have nearly the impact ers themselves weren’t much help, wasn’t playing out a month before question he’s uniquely qualifi ed to on baseball than a cheating scheme sticking up for teammates and for pitchers and catchers report for address. that has brought into question the the most part claiming ignorance spring training. He predicted Com- What’s worse, betting on base- legitimacy of not just one, but two, of steroid use. missioner Rob Manfred will have a ball or cheating at baseball? World Series. “Which one is worse, The unwritten baseball code of hard time dealing with the fallout. “I don’t know,’’ Rose tells The stealing signs electronically, taking silence, though, seems to be unrav- But he agreed with Bellinger that Associated Press. “All I know is steroids or betting on baseball?” eling quickly with the sign-steal- if players are guilty, they need to be I’ve been suspended for 30 years the all-time major league hit leader ing scandal. That began in No- punished, just as he was. “If you’re now. I don’t know anybody that’s asked. All three are bad. But at least vember when former Houston the batter and I give you the indica- been suspended for 30 years.” what I did never had anything to do pitcher Mike Fiers went on record tor, aren’t you just as guilty being It’s a fair point, especially when with the outcome of the game.” to The Athletic about the scheme the batter?” he asked. “It’s the batter compared to the punishments The Astros cheating scandal, of the Astros employed during his who is benefi ting from this, not the handed out so far in the worst scan- course, is still new, at least publicly. time there to steal signs. guy who was the indicator. You have dal to hit baseball since the steroid A week ago, no one was question- Dodgers pitcher Alex Wood, to look at every player on the team.” era. What Rose did was wrong — ing whether the Astros were really who was careful to hide his signals Rose, who turns 79 in April, said according to baseball rules — but the 2017 champions or the Red Sox in allowing one hit in 5 2/3 innings there was sign-stealing during his there’s still a lot of people who be- a year after that. of Game 4 of the World Series, time, though without technology. lieve he should be adding a Hall of Now it’s all in play, and the dis- tweeted that he would rather pitch Mostly, it was a base coach fi guring Fame designation when he signs cussion is beginning to turn to how to a player on steroids than one out sign sequences and a runner at memorabilia in his adopted home- the sign scandal ranks with other who knew which pitch was com- second relaying them to the batter, town of Las Vegas. scandals in baseball history. ing. That sentiment was echoed and there were accepted ways to Still, 30 years away from the Pretty high up with each passing by Reds pitcher Trevor Bauer, who make it stop. game he was so great at seems day, if only because there are few added, “All day every day for the “Usually what would happen is AP PHOTO, FILE like an awful long time, especially comparable scandals and two of rest of time.” the pitcher would throw it right at In this Aug. 2, 1978, fi le photo, Cincinnati Reds Pete Rose at bat when Major League Baseball and them involve gambling. The Black National League MVP Cody a guy’s head,” he said. “Ninety of against the Atlanta Braves in Atlanta. Rose says cheating on other sports leagues have made Sox scandal of 1919 and Rose bet- Bellinger went even further, say- 100 would stop because they don’t the fi eld is bad for the game, and the one thing he never did with their peace — and are doing busi- ting on baseball games from the ing there needs to be major conse- want that chin music.” his bets is change the outcome of a game. The Daily Tribune News Sports www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, January 19, 2020 3B Hagans, No. 10 Kentucky Stopping Titans RB Derrick hold off Arkansas after Henry a goal for Chiefs
BY DAV E SKRETTA good, too, with Eddie (George). Nashville has been AP Sports Writer blessed with some really good running backs.” John Calipari ejection The question remains: How do the Chiefs stop The fi rst thing that most NFL defensive coor- him, or at least minimize his impact? BY ERIC. W. BOLIN dinators prioritize is stopping the run, even in “I just told them that you just have to go out Associated Press this modern pass-happy era, because that tends to there and try to hit him,” said Chiefs linebacker make the opposing offense one-dimensional and Reggie Ragland, who was a teammate of Henry at Nick Richards and No. 10 typically leads to overall success. Alabama. “He’s a big guy and if you play defense, Kentucky could have wilted after For the Kansas City Chiefs, stopping the run in you’ve got to love to hit. This is my type of game. coach John Calipari was ejected their AFC championship game against the Ten- I think I’m used to hitting him a little bit from my in the second half. nessee Titans on Sunday isn’t just the fi rst order of years at Alabama with him, but we just got to go They had another idea. business. It’s also the second and third, too. out here and get in the way of him and just hit him Richards had 17 points and That’s because the Titans tend to be one-dimen- and wrap him up.” nine rebounds, and the 10th- sional before they even step on the fi eld. Ragland said all the normal requirements of ranked Wildcats held off Arkan- Buoyed by the record-setting performances of dealing with a big running back apply: Hit him low sas for a 73-66 victory Saturday. Derrick Henry, the Titans have plowed right through and take out the legs, rally to him when he gets to Kentucky (13-4, 4-1 South- the Patriots and Ravens in the fi rst two rounds of the the edge and tackle him as a group, and above all, eastern Conference) had fi ve playoffs. The bruiser of a running back ran for 182 prevent him from fi nding a crease. players score in double fi gures. yards in New England and came up fi ve yards short It doesn’t end on defense, either. Offensive co- Ashton Hagans had 13 points, of the 200-yard mark in Tennessee’s 28-12 route of ordinator Eric Bieniemy said this week that the seven rebounds and six assists, top-seeded Baltimore last weekend. Chiefs are putting an emphasis on a quick start that and Immanuel Quickley fi nished Meanwhile, Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill could put Tennessee in an early hole, forcing the with 13 points and 10 boards. has yet to throw for 100 yards in a playoff game. Titans to throw more than they want. The Chiefs Mason Jones scored 19 points “They’ll come in, they’re going to try to run the also want to control the ball, something they often for Arkansas (14-3, 3-2), which ball 30, 35 times a game. They’re going to try to fail to do because of their quick-strike offense and has dropped nine straight in the get that boy to over 200 yards rushing,” Chiefs de- modest run game. series. Jimmy Whitt Jr. added 14 fensive end Frank Clark said. “They want to run “It is important for us to make sure that we are points. the ball to the left side of their line, mostly. We maximizing the opportunities that are presented to The game was tied at 44 with know what to expect. We’ve been working for the us offensively because yes, Derrick is a force,” Bi- 8:19 left when Calipari became last week on it. We’re ready.” eniemy said. “Being a former running back and a upset after forward EJ Montgom- But the Patriots and Ravens knew what to expect, former running back coach, it goes without saying, ery was whistled for an offensive too, and they couldn’t fi gure out a way to stop it. I am a fan of the kid. The kid does a hell of a job. foul for an illegal screen. He re- Rarely in the NFL do teams feature their run- Now this weekend, I am not going to be a fan. It ceived two technical fouls as the ning back these days, but the Titans are in some is important for us to take care of business on our sellout crowd at Bud Walton Are- ways a throwback to the era of Bronko Nagurski side of the ball, us to execute with great attention na cheered wildly. or Jim Brown. And that’s because at 6-foot-3, 247 to details.” “I think it happened so fast we pounds, their star running back runs like them, The Chiefs have struggled to stop the run for couldn’t really react to it,” as- battering his way for four or fi ve yards when noth- years, a big reason they overhauled their defense sistant coach Kenny Payne said ing is there, and breaking a 70-yard run when in the offseason. The results were slow to come when asked about getting be- seams do open up. early in the season as the Chiefs learned defen- tween Calipari and the offi cials. MICHAEL WOODS/AP Coincidentally, Henry’s incredible late-season sive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo’s system, but “Unfortunate for me especially, Kentucky guard Ashton Hagans (0) drives past Arkansas de- run began in Week 10 against the Chiefs, when he they have gotten better down the stretch. No team fender Reggie Chaney (35) during the second half of an NCAA sitting there having to coach the college basketball game Saturday in Fayetteville, Arkansas. rumbled for 188 yards and a pair of touchdowns in has eclipsed 125 yards rushing against them since game in the end in a critical point the Titans’ 35-32 victory. Henry went on to average Week 10. Then again, the Chiefs haven’t faced in the game where it’s turning in and it opened the game up for us drop a few spots when the next 159.1 yards over his last eight games, leading the Henry since Week 10, either. their favor. But these kids are re- and gave us a cushion.” poll comes out. Titans to a 7-1 record over that stretch and onto the “There are not a lot of guys like that,” Reid said, silient.” Arkansas shot just 33.3% (19 BIG PICTURE cusp of a Super Bowl appearance. “but you’re facing him this week. So you get your- Jones then made three free for 57) from the fi eld. Isaiah Joe Kentucky: Led by Richards, “Well, the offensive line does a nice job,” Chiefs self right to play. That’s the process that you go throws to give the Razorbacks went 3 for 11 from 3-point range the Wildcats showed off their coach Andy Reid said, “and he’s got good vision, through right now. The most important thing, on their fi rst lead since the open- and fi nished with 13 points. balance. Tyrese Maxey had 11 quick feet, and he’s big and strong. He’s a heck of a both sides of the ball and on special teams, get in ing minutes. But the Wildcats “I thought their defense during points on 5-for-7 shooting, and player. You had one there before that I thought was and exhaust yourself on our preparation.” stepped up their defensive effort the scoring drought, they went Brooks fi nished with 10 points and put together a 17-2 run. zone and kept the lane compact. and seven boards. Quickley made a 3-pointer and I thought we forced some shots,” Arkansas: The Razorbacks Keion Brooks Jr. scored to make Arkansas coach Eric Musselman played just seven players, and the for your generous it 61-49 with 2:44 left. said. “I thought in the second lack of depth hurt in the second Thank you! support of education. “It’s an execution game (at that half we settled in a lot better up half. They were outrebounded point),” Payne said. “The last until that scoring drought. But 47-29 for the game. thing they’re expecting us to do look, this one hurts.” UP NEXT Our Daily Tribune News Newspaper In Education partners is rebound and push the ball up POLL IMPLICATIONS Kentucky hosts Georgia on are providing materials and newspapers to Bartow County the court. Well, that’s what we Kentucky was coming off an Tuesday. / Cartersville classrooms. Why newspapers? Because the did. 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BY JOHN NICHOLASON Tournament host Phil Mickel- ilar at all levels of the game, and Associated Press son missed the cut by six strokes. I feel like I’ve gone a good job The 49-year-old Hall of Famer of closing tournaments out, es- Andrew Landry and Scottie fi nished three rounds at 3 under. pecially last year on the Korn Scheffl er broke away Saturday at He eagled the par-5 16th on Sat- Ferry Tour,” Scheffl er said. “So, The American Express. urday in a 71. looking back on that experience Landry shot a 7-under 65 at Landry lost a playoff to Jon should defi nitely help. It should PGA West’s Jack Nicklaus Tour- Rahm two years ago at PGA be a fun day.” nament Course to join Scheffl er West. The 32-year-old Texan has The leaders became friends atop the leaderboard at 21-under found something in the desert af- when Scheffl er was in college. 195, four strokes ahead of third- ter missing the cuts in seven of “I live in Austin,” Landry said. place Rickie Fowler. eight starts this season. “I’ve kind of watched his career, Scheffl er had a 66 on the ad- “It’s been a heck of a week so because I work with Chuck Cook jacent Stadium Course, also the far with my ball-striking,” Landy out at UT Golf Club, so I’ve site of the fi nal round Sunday. said. “Just kind of one day’s known Scottie for a little while. “It’s a tough course. It’s a good ball-striking, the next day’s put- ... I’m going to feel super com- track,” Scheffl er said. “If you’re ting and putting’s just been here fortable out there with him. And not on your game, you can really all week. So, we’ll just keep rid- hopefully he doesn’t hit it too far struggle. There’s a lot of trouble ing it out and see what happens by me.”” out there, so you’ve got to hit a lot tomorrow.” Tony Finau, at No. 15 the top- of quality shots to keep the ball The 2018 Texas Open winner ranked player in the fi eld, fol- in play. Good test.” closed with a 12-foot par save on lowed a second-round 62 on the Fowler, tied with Scheffl er for the par-4 ninth after bogeying Nicklaus Course with a 71 at the the second-round lead, overcame the par-3 eighth. He birdied six Stadium alongside Mickelson. two front-nine bogeys to shoot of his fi rst eight holes. He was seven strokes back. 70 at the Stadium Course. At Scheffl er got a break on his “I shot a 62 this week already,” ALEX GALLARDO/AP the event for the fi rst time in six fi nal hole, escaping with par on Finau said. “It looks like I might Scott Scheffl er hits from the fourth tee during the third round of The American Express golf years, he played the Pete Dye-de- the par-4 18th after his drive need that tomorrow.” tournament on the Stadium Course at PGA West in La Quinta, California, Saturday. signed course for the time Sat- bounced out of the rocks along urday after only taking a quick the left-side water and into the scouting drive early in the week. fairway. “I was actually surprised by “I was just trying to hit a little Cartersville’s Preferred Plumber the green speed early on,” Fowl- draw 3-wood — and I drew it a er said. “They were a bit slower lot,” Scheffl er said. “I’m not sure than what I’ve seen the last two if it would have crossed up there, days, so adjusting to that, really so it was a great break bouncing didn’t have anything go in ear- off the rocks like that. I guess ly on until the ninth hole. But I you take them where you can get thought I did a good job of hang- them.” ing around, not getting too far The 23-year-old former Uni- behind.” versity of Texas star is in his fi rst Ryan Moore and Chase Seif- season on the PGA Tour after fert were fi ve strokes back at 16 winning twice and topping the under. Moore had a 67 at the Sta- Korn Ferry Tour Finals and over- dium, and Seiffert shot 67 on the all points lists. Nicklaus layout. “I think winning is pretty sim-
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BY HOWARD FENDRICH AP Tennis Writer As messages on video boards cautioned Australian Open specta- and Surrounding Areas tors to “be aware we are expecting a reduction in air quality” Satur- day, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal seemed satisfi ed that all will be fi ne at the year’s fi rst Grand Slam tournament despite recent days of smoke arriving from wildfi res burning 100 or so miles away. The haze hanging over Melbourne Park lately lightened as Mon- Licensed and Insured day’s start of main-draw action approaches, but even if things wors- en, the owners of a combined 39 major championships were among the players saying they’re confi dent tennis offi cials will make sure conditions are safe before allowing competition. All Work Federer and Nadal both said they marched themselves down to the Plumbing Repairs, tournament referee’s offi ce to understand what was going on when Backed By local news reports were saying people should stay indoors, yet quali- fying rounds were taking place outdoors at Melbourne Park. Exclusive On Tuesday, one player collapsed in a coughing fi t; another sought Water Heaters medical attention for breathing problems. Warranty. “I said, ‘I think we’re all confused. Is it super unsafe or is it totally See invoice safe to play?’” Federer said. “I told them, ‘Look, I just think commu- for detail. nication is key for all of us, for everybody. We just need to do more.’ and Fixture Plumbing Because I feel like I hadn’t gotten enough information.” Two weeks ago, as the fi res in eastern Australia raged, leading to the deaths of more than two dozen people and millions of animals, defending champion Novak Djokovic wondered aloud whether the event might need to be delayed until the air improved. Tournament director Craig Tiley pointed out a week ago there are three stadiums with retractable roofs, plus eight indoor courts, which could be used if need be. $ The hope, of course, is none of that will be necessary. Rain is in the forecast for four of the next fi ve days, which could help matters. The top-ranked Nadal said he was told air measurements were 100 OFF being taken every four minutes and the standard for how clean sam- ples need to be is more stringent than that used by the International FREE Olympic Committee. “I really cannot believe that the most important committee in the Water Heaters world wants bad health for the competitors,” Nadal said. “So that Service Call answer convinced me. I am here to play.” Others were not quite so ready to adopt that mindset -- or agree Installed with Federer’s stance on the issue, which he summed up as, “I don’t With Repair worry.” With coupon. Cannot be combined Particularly outspoken was Denis Shapovalov, a 20-year-old from With coupon. Cannot be combined Canada who said he didn’t understand the air quality policy issued with any other offer. Expires 2-29-20. by the tournament. with any other offer. Expires 2-29-20. “You get an email from the tournament saying that it’s playable, and ‘you guys have to go out and put your life in jeopardy, put your health in jeopardy.’ “You see the effects on players it has right now, the last couple of Work willingly at whatever you do, as though you were working for days,” the 13th-seeded Shapovalov said. “But also you don’t know what it’s going to do later in our lives and how it could affect us if The Lord rather than for people. (Colossians 3:23 NLT) we’re breathing this air in for two weeks.” He said he wouldn’t play a match if he felt the conditions weren’t safe. “Obviously, it’s a Grand Slam, a big opportunity, but I’m 20 years old,” Shapovalov said. “I don’t want to risk my life, risk my health, being out there playing in this condition, when I can for the next 10- 15 years.” Stefanos Tsitsipas, a 21-year-old from Greece who upset Federer a PAYMENT PLANS year ago in Australia en route to his fi rst Grand Slam semifi nal, said he had trouble breathing after an indoor practice session when he fi rst arrived in Melbourne. “I’m feeling OK now, but I was a bit concerned,” the sixth-seeded Tsitsipas said. “I was coughing a lot.” Ask for more details! Like Nadal and Federer, three-time major semifi nalist Grigor Dimitrov took the view that tournament and tour offi cials have “been looking after us.” “I never think they’re going to jeopardize our health over any- thing,” Dimitrov said. Two players who have asthma, two-time Wimbledon champion Pe- tra Kvitova and 2019 U.S. Open semifi nalist Matteo Berrettini, said they were worried about how they would fare in Melbourne. Both have been OK so far. “It’s the same for everybody. It will be really diffi cult to breathe, for sure,” Kvitova said. “I do have my medicines here.” C
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they’re 13 months old or if they’re 80 years old. “They’re all a joy. I leave here every day feeling more blessed than I know I ever did [working anywhere] else.” For Carter, the opportunity to educate patients about their health and engage in conversation is a rewarding experi- ence. Known for passion for public health, Cyndi Carter is “You get to teach them things about their health and delighted to lead Bartow County Health Department’s about their life that they may not know,” she said. “A lot of operations. Assuming the nurse manager position Jan. 2, them will break down and share personal things that they the Dallas resident succeeds Cathy Green, who will retire wouldn’t share with anybody else. I’ve had teenagers come Feb. 21. in. I’ll share some stories about my life and they will just Expressing her excitement over Carter being selected as bust out crying. the new nurse manager, Green said, “Cyndi has not just a “Some of them are cutting. They’re being abused at CYNDI CARTER heart for the community, but a heart for the patients. She’s home. That’s when I put my pencil down, push the paper had hospital experience. She’s taught at the local college. away, and we just sit and talk. We don’t talk about the visit. She’s taught new nursing students about becoming a nurse. We talk about that. Then when they feel like it’s OK, we “I’ve seen her work in public health, because she came move on.” in as a public health nurse,” she said, adding Carter’s heart In talking with her patients, Carter is able to provide a and compassion for her work and patients were evident listening ear and answer some pressing questions. from the start. “We knew immediately that she was one of “I love our teenage clients, trying to teach them about these that we wanted to keep in public health. So for Bar- early sex education,” Carter said. “I had one little girl one tow to have Cyndi as the new nurse manager, to me is just time that said, ‘Since I’ve done it once, do I have to do it an answer to prayer and is so rewarding. I feel great about again?’ They lack so much knowledge about what sex is all leaving, because I know she’s got it. She’ll do far better about. and greater things than I’ve been able to accomplish.” “So the STD program is my favorite. Then I love our As Green noted, Carter joined the Bartow County Health LEP (Limited English Profi ciency) clients, because they Department in 2013 as a public health nurse. Referring to are so grateful and so appreciative of what we do for them. herself as a “high school dropout” at age 16,” Carter shared It’s just a blessing to take care of them, and to know that if she later obtained her GED and earned a Bachelor of Sci- it weren’t for [the health department] many of them would ence in Nursing degree from Jacksonville State University not get any other care or be screened for cervical cancer or in Alabama in May 1990. Also achieving a master’s degree breast cancer.” in nursing and health education from University of Phoenix As nurse manager, Carter oversees about 30 employees in February 2015, she currently is working on her Doctor of and Bartow County Health Department’s overall operations. Nursing Practice with a focus on Healthcare Leadership and Green noted around 20 percent of Bartow’s population re- Management from Chamberlain College of Nursing. ceives services at the department’s clinic, which range from Prior to working in public health, Carter served in immunizations, nutrition programs, family planning, and various capacities at Cartersville Medical Center, Tanner breast and cervical cancer screenings. Medical Center, Piedmont Medical Center and Gadsden “I would do it for free,” Carter said about working at the CATHY GREEN Regional Medical Center. She also is an assistant professor Bartow County Health Department. “If I could live without of nursing at Georgia Highlands College. a paycheck, I would do [this] for free. “I absolutely love it,” Carter said being a public health SEE HEALTH, PAGE 2C nurse. “I love engaging with the patients. I don’t care if
RANDY PARKER/DTN Top, Cyndi Carter, left, is the new nurse manager at the Bartow County Health Department. She succeeds Cathy Green, right, who will retire in February. Right, Carter, center, right, conducts a staff meeting at the Bartow County Health Department. 2C Sunday, January 19, 2020 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News Why common sense means doing the right thing
In the 1700s, in the days just it was normally after I had done So just what is common sense? acting impulsively but, instead, ing out in front of someone. prior to the American Revolution, something in which I hadn’t used Common sense is doing the thinking things through. Maybe this represents a good Thomas Paine wrote a little pam- common sense. But what is com- right thing. When you are making And the list could go on, but you defi nition of common sense; it phlet entitled, “Common Sense.” mon sense? decisions, ask yourself, “What is get the idea. means doing the right thing at the In the pamphlet, Paine laid out Think about the two words... the right thing to do?” That is us- If more people used common right time for the right reasons. the reasons the colonies should common and sense. ing common sense. sense, we wouldn’t have many of When you consider Christiani- declare their independence from Common means that anyone can Common sense is spending the problems we have today. ty, to me, it makes common sense Great Britain. And the pamphlet have it. You don’t have to have a money wisely. And you could build a pretty to follow Jesus Christ. No one has helped persuade the common Ph.D. to have common sense. You Common sense is abstaining good case that if everyone just ever loved anyone like Jesus loves people that independence and the don’t have to be wealthy to have from anything that can hurt your used common sense, we wouldn’t us. Jesus freely offers us salvation fi ght for it made common sense. common sense. Common sense is body. need many of the laws we have. and, in return, Jesus wants us to live My Dad used the phrase something anyone can have. Common sense is doing things Common sense means not tail- for Him. Living the Christian life, at “common sense” a lot. I can re- Proverbs 3:21 says, “My child, that are for the common good. gating someone on the roads. least to me, makes common sense. member him saying something don’t lose sight of common sense Common sense means doing Common sense means not Today, each one of us should Potts like, “Gregg, use some common and discernment. the right thing. speeding. Speed kills. strive to use common sense as we sense.” And, as you can imagine, Hang on to them.” Common sense means not Common sense means not pull- go about the day.
Cathy was going to be retiring, it things that she’s done, but I’m go- department’s nurse manager since vice, which entailed a full checkup, paredness efforts, such as vacci- interested me because of my doc- ing to try my best.” 1997. insulin and diabetes education. nating fi rst responders and health- Health torate being focused on leader- Looking to the near future, Car- “I’ve loved working in Bartow “When we would do the diabet- care personnel against smallpox in ship,” she said. “I love leadership. ter is thrilled to implement a com- in public health,” said Green, a res- ic teaching, she learned so much,” 2003. From Page 1C I love helping people grow and munity outreach program close to ident of Kingston. “It’s been like Green said. “She took every penny “Cathy has served her commu- “There’s a big [stigma] about aspire to the best that they can be, the health department. your dream job, because you’re and she absorbed it, because she nity for over two decades as the public health that all we take care to instill that teamwork and peo- “We have recently signed a able to prevent things from hap- really wanted to learn. Out of that, county nurse manager of the Bar- of is homeless, indigent, and that’s ple wanting to grow in the posi- contract with Havenwood [apart- pening,” Green said, adding she she went from a diabetic that had tow County Health Department,” not the case. But I don’t care if tions that they’re in. But the thing ments], which is at the bottom started her nursing career in a been in and out of the hospital a lot said Nichole Crick, program man- you’re homeless or if you drive up that meant the most to me is when of the hill down here,” she said. hospital setting. “You see things and had a lot of the complications ager for Northwest Georgia Public in a Corvette, I’m still going to hug [Cathy] came and asked me to take “We’re going to be going to the [working in a hospital] that you of diabetes to being one that was Health. “Her success in the role is your neck when you leave my of- it, if I would consider applying for residents once a month and having know could have been prevented. very controlled. an example of what it looks like fi ce. It’s the greatest job ever.” the job. That was an honor. an education session with them. “In public health, we’re more “We saw her health improve. when a local citizen dedicates Along with her love of public “… I’m very excited. It’s big We’ve got different topics for each about primary prevention. So … When you teach and you see themselves to serving in the com- health, Carter’s interest in the po- shoes to fi ll. Cathy has done so month from February to Novem- you’re working with the entire them learn and you see them make munity they live. sition was piqued when Green en- much for this community and for ber. community to try to make changes changes, that is just the most heart- “Due to Cathy’s leadership, pub- couraged her to apply. this health department. I don’t “We’ll also be doing six differ- that affect the entire community, felt and warm feeling that you get. lic health in Bartow is an active “When it was mentioned that know if I will ever match up to the ent screenings throughout the year not just one or two people.” You know that God had a purpose and visible partner with local gov- with them. I’m really hoping we While she has served many in what we’re doing.” ernment, county and city school can extend those things and get memorable patients over the years, For many Bartow residents, systems, nonprofi ts and the indi- into more places like that, because Green shared one individual who Green is the face of the health de- viduals they serve. Although Cathy I really do feel that education is the stands out is a woman who faith- partment. Along with managing will be missed, the foundation she key.” fully attended the department’s the clinic’s services, she has led has built sets the health depart- Overjoyed that Carter is taking diabetes clinic. The client would community outreach programs ment up for a successful future and the helm, Green will be retiring save up her pennies to pay the — immunizations at schools and we are ever so appreciative of the next month, after working as the small charge for the monthly ser- businesses — and emergency pre- years Cathy has given to Bartow.”
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At least that’s what the Consider adding or adopting a oral hygiene combined with age branches on a tree indicated snooze, new sleep routine for the health will affect a person’s ability to to me. of it! speak, smile, smell, taste, touch, Speaking of another tree Oral hygiene is another im- chew, swallow, and make facial in a totally different direc- never lose! portant aspect of health that is expressions to show feelings tion, a pine tree already dead often overlooked. I used to fl oss and emotions. probably from insect dam- Health and wellness resolu- every day. This was not to pre- Many daily activities infl u- age in a previous encounter tions are popular among Amer- vent oral diseases but to keep the ence our health. It is essential with a gust of wind broke at icans, but we tend to focus on dentist off my back during my that we address as many as we its base and fell into anoth- diet and exercise. In our soci- Roberts bi-annual visits, and I brushed can. Improving our sleep habits, er tree. I really did not feel ety’s narrow vision on well- religiously in the vain attempt brushing, and fl ossing are low compelled to pull a chainsaw ness, we often forget about ad- developing diabetes and heart to whiten my teeth. The impact cost and high rewards behav- out to fi nish its descent to the dressing our health in a holistic disease. of oral health is much deeper ior changes. Take some time to ground so I kept an eye on it manner. Many aspects of health Insuffi cient sleep makes se- than appearance and percep- think about how you can make for a few weeks that turned Humphreys infl uence our ability to exercise lecting healthier options and tion. According to Healthy Peo- small changes to your overall into a few months. It didn’t and eat well and are just as im- being physically active more ple, a growing body of evidence wellbeing for a healthier New move and I periodically looked at it to see where it stood. portant. challenging. I enjoy running, has linked oral health, particu- Year, new you. With the narrow line of rain storms bearing down on us last Sleep is one of those things but if I am tired, you can forget larly periodontal (gum) disease, weekend, I decided to fi nish pulling it down – without a chain- that we know is essential, about it. According to Harvard to several chronic diseases, in- — Alexis Roberts, RDN is saw. I fi gured a rope looped around the trunk of this pine tree but most of us still do not get Medical School, the majority of cluding diabetes, heart disease, the Family and Consumer Sci- as high up as I could get it would be suffi cient. I made several enough. The true cost of sleep healthy adults require between and stroke. In pregnant wom- ences Agent for Bartow Coun- feeble attempts to throw a sting to pull the rope around the often goes unnoticed, but it can 7.5 to 8.5 hours per 24-hour pe- en, poor oral health has also ty Cooperative Extension, a trunk about 20-feet above ground. Instead after a misdirected predict a lot about the future of riod. been associated with premature partnership of The University throw, I was able to pull the rope around the pine tree trunk a person’s health. We have all This is true from young adult- births and low birth weight. of Georgia, The U.S. Depart- about 12-feet above ground level. And I managed to get the experienced a bad night’s sleep hood through late in life, though NPR reported in 2015 that ment of Agriculture and Bartow rope tangled around the tree supporting the dead pine tree. and seen it affect our mood, many older people have diffi - only 4 in 10 Americans fl oss County. For more information Gauging the direction I wanted to pull this dead tree, I decid- ability to focus, and judgment. culty sleeping in a single block every day, with 20 percent re- and free home, health, nutrition ed to pull the rope around another pine tree that provided me Over time, those consequences of time each night. The Na- porting that they never fl oss. and food safety publications, with two safeguards. For one I could run away from the falling only get worse. Chronic loss of tional Sleep Foundation’s 2008 Flossing and brushing are call 770-387-5142 or visit our tree if it appeared things were going wrong. And for another sleep increases the risk of get- Sleep in America poll found equally important, and fl oss- local website at ugaextension. the dead tree was going to fall on the opposite side of this liv- ting sick, gaining weight, and that most adults are not meeting ing is the only way to remove org/Bartow. ing pine tree from where I pulled. Figuring no time like the present and the storm getting clos- er, I pulled. I pulled some more; the dead trunk slid a few inch- es. Another pull, the trunk slid some more. I pulled a few more tugs on this dead tree until fi nally gravity and rotten wood took over. The trunk snapped just above where I wanted to throw the line. That piece fell straight down digging into the ground. ETS OF THE EEK The bottom part of the trunk pulled its supporting branch — EVHS P W with its accompanying “SNAP!” to the ground. As luck would have it both these trees were rotten to the core but one supported the other until an outside force pulled both of them down. The luck part of this was how long both trees stood defying any burst of wind to knock them down. And with the rain and wind we’ve enjoyed this winter, they should have come down on their own. But they didn’t and I’m glad. I added a cleanup of both stumps to my list. More strange weather: bulbs, rhizomes, and tubers have been sending up their greenery. I wondered how long it would be until I saw fl owers. The other day I looked at a stand of sur- prise lilies that later in the season will be covered with a drift of Rudbeckia ‘Goldsturm’ which in years past usually go to seed about the time these surprise lilies sneak back into bloom for their later summer appearance. Between lily foliage and a wooden side of the raised bed, a sickly yellow aster attempted to rise above the top of the box. The rays on this black-eyed Susan fl ower reminded me of unwiped tears gone dry on eye- lashes. Simply a series of skinny yellow rays dangling from the black center of one fl ower that looked pathetic in the winter warmth. It looked out of place. Although one could say what we saw later in the week was also out of place, an argument could be made relative to weather. Daffodils have bloomed out front in a planting bed surrounding a snowball viburnum. The middle of January? Really? What is going on here? These daffodils are supposed to be in bloom about a month from now – at the earliest. Real- ly, these bulbs usually come in around the fi rst part of March. Daffodils in other parts of the garden have pushed up green leaves as well. One thing that concerns me about this unusual weather is: will we be made scapegoats by Mother Nature? I gripe about cold weather but deep down I know it’s needed to stratify some seeds, especially wildfl owers, in their natural cycle of life. Cold weather also brings on dormancy for some plants that need a rest before getting after it during the next growing season. I for one would like to have some peaches next summer that didn’t have to fi ght their way through a mild winter — again. Does this early winter warm weather mean a late winter snow? Maybe (not) this year. We’ll see.
— Jim Humphreys is a Bartow Master Gardener. He has ETOWAH VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY/SPECIAL been gardening in Euharlee since the 20th Century. Informa- Left, this angelic gal is named Dallas, and she is about 9 months old. Dallas has been at EVHS for a few weeks, and she has tion about gardening can be found on the University of Geor- shown that she is friendly with her runmates and loves to play outside, but she is a bit unsure of her new surroundings. This gia Cooperative Extension website, http://www.caes.uga.edu/ sweetheart absolutely loves treats so much that she can’t help but smack her mouth with each tasty bite. (We think it is cute!) Dallas is looking for a forever family that will help bring out her inner confi dence; she needs some extra love mixed with daily publications/. Or contact the Bartow County Extension Offi ce, exercise, and last but not least, ear rubs and treats. Right, meet the petite and laid-back cat named Rory. This year-old kitty has 320 W. Cherokee Ave., Cartersville, 770-387-5142. The Exten- a unique look with her tricolor fur and tabby pattern. Rory is a very friendly girl who seems to like other cats and she turns into a sion Master Gardener Program is a volunteer training pro- purr machine while she is being held. Rory is looking for a laid-back home and a family that would adore a purring and affection- gram for home gardeners offered through county offi ces of the ate feline in their lives. To adopt Dallas, Rory, or any of their friends, or to volunteer at EVHS, visit www.EtowahValleyHumane.org. University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. Girlfriend’s birthday bouquet arrives in shabby condition
DEAR ABBY: Is there a deli- vendor is not forthcoming, he dearly. How should I proceed? to the circumstances that led to which I HATED. To solve the cate way for me to tell my boy- may choose to deal with a dif- — SELF-HELPER IN CALI- this situation, and I’m sure ques- problem, I combined the names friend not to use the same online ferent one next time. Please give FORNIA tions will come up. and started writing my name as fl oral delivery service again? him the option. My brother has PTSD from it, one word — Maryann. Since The birthday bouquet he had de- DEAR SELF-HELPER: Pro- and talking about it right now is then, I have never again been livered to me arrived with limp, DEAR ABBY: I’m one half ceed by continuing to move for- diffi cult for him. He’s in thera- called Mary. wilted, torn petals and leaves By of a female best friend duo in ward. If you seek out new activ- py and receiving help, but how By the way, when I also had and broken stems. It was one of Abigail Van Buren our early 30s. We both live with ities, you will meet more people can we dissuade potentially up- to give the initial of my middle those box-of-fl owers deliveries. ful. I am blessed to have such a clinical depression, and my with common interests. Do not setting questions without things name, because the “A” was no I doubt my boyfriend realized thoughtful partner. friend also has ADHD. During drop her. Call her periodically being weird? — PROTECTIVE longer available, I started using they would not arrive in a vase If fl owers were just a one-time most of our 20s, neither of us to check in, and make a point of IN CALIFORNIA “B,” which is the fi rst letter of and arranged by a fl orist. In- gift, I would not even consider did a good job of coping with inviting her to join you in some my maiden name. stead, they had been packed in a mentioning it. However, with these issues, but we were able of your new interests. However, DEAR PROTECTIVE: A Mary Lou should try this, and box, without water, with the vase Valentine’s Day (and another to laugh it off together. Now, af- if she refuses, do not let it deter way to accomplish it would be I hope it is as effective for her packed alongside, delivered by a fl ower delivery) approaching, I ter putting in a lot of work, I’m you from doing what you must to have a private talk with your as it was for me. — MARYANN regular package courier. wonder if I should let my boy- fi nally in a healthy place, and I to aid in your healing. I congrat- relatives before these events. IN TENNESSEE I usually send him a photo friend know that it might be bet- intend to continue getting better ulate you for fi nding the strength Explain what happened and that of my bouquet along with my ter to use a local fl orist to ensure from here. to get the help you needed. your brother is receiving help DEAR MARYANN: I’m heartfelt thanks, and while I he is getting his money’s worth. My best friend, however, but is in too much pain right printing your letter because it thanked him as usual, I did not Or should I just cross my fi ngers is managing her own mental DEAR ABBY: My husband now to answer any questions, included the most frequently send a picture of the bouquet that it was a one-off? — UN- health as poorly as ever. She and I recently gained custody of which is why you prefer the sub- mentioned suggestion by oth- because I knew he would feel GRATEFUL GIRLFRIEND doesn’t have the interest or the my younger half-brother after a ject not be mentioned. er readers, and also because it bad — both about the lackluster motivation to help herself the nasty legal battle with my father makes perfect sense. Thank you arrangement, and the money he DEAR “UNGRATEFUL”: way I have, and she resents when and stepmother. While we abhor DEAR ABBY: I’m respond- for sharing. had spent on them. Tell your boyfriend why you others try to talk to her about it. what led to this, we are delight- ing to “Not Just Mary, in the I found what I believe was the didn’t send him a photo of the I sense she wishes I was like I ed my brother is in our home and South,” the lady whose name Dear Abby is written by Ab- intended arrangement on the fl owers he sent as you usually used to be. our lives. With the exception of is Mary Lou but is continually igail Van Buren, also known website, and it was lovely — a do. He has a right to know, and I’m starting to feel like being his parents, so is everyone else called only Mary, even though as Jeanne Phillips, and was far cry from what was delivered it will not make you appear un- around her is no longer healthy in our families. she prefers being called by her founded by her mother, Pauline to me. I love my twice-a-year grateful. He may be able to get a for me, but I don’t know what My brother will be coming full name. I had the same prob- Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at fl owers (birthday and Christ- refund if the order was mishan- to do. I don’t have many other with us to family gatherings that lem. www.DearAbby.com or P.O. mas), and I don’t want to come dled and he had ordered an ar- friends. I live out of state from include my dad and stepmother. My name is Mary Ann, but Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA across as critical or ungrate- rangement in a vase. And if the my family, and I still love her Most of the family is not privy I was constantly called Mary, 90069. 4C Sunday, Jannuary 19, 2020 • www.daily-tribune.com T.V. Listings The Daily Tribune News
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Å› “Grown Ups” (2010) ’ Å LIFE W“Sleepwalking in Suburbia” (2017) Å “Abducted on Air” (2020) Perrey Reeves. “Psycho Party Planner” (2020) Å “My Husband’s Secret Wife” (2018) Å “Murder in the Suburbs” (2019) Premiere. “Stolen by My Mother: Kamiyah” TRAV ¨How the World Ends How the World Ends How the World Ends Ghost Loop Å Ghost Loop Å Ghost Loop Å Unexplained: Caught on Camera Å Unexplained: Caught on Camera Å Expedition Bigfoot Lost in the Wild (N) ANPL ≠North Woods Law North Woods Law Lone Star Law ’ Lone Star Law ’ Lone Star Law ’ Lone Star Law ’ Lone Star Law ’ Lone Star Law ’ (:01) Lone Star Law (:01) Lone Star Law (:02) Lone Star Law (:02) Lone Star Law NICK ØSponge. Sponge. It’s Pony Sponge. Loud Loud Loud Loud It’s Pony Loud Loud Loud It’s Pony Loud Loud Henry ››› “Paddington” (2014) Hugh Bonneville. Friends Friends Friends Friends DISNEY ∞ Bunk’d Bunk’d Sydney Sydney Raven Raven Raven Just Roll Coop Coop Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Gabby Gabby “Descendants 3” (2019) ’ Mickey Star Wars Sydney Bunk’d Gabby TVL ±Golden Golden Golden Golden Golden Golden Golden Golden Golden Golden King King King King King King King King King King Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men AMC ≤“Clear and Present Danger” ›› “A Walk Among the Tombstones” (2014) Å Breaking Bad “Pilot” (:07) Breaking Bad (:15) Breaking Bad Å (:23) Breaking Bad (:31) Breaking Bad (:39) Breaking Bad Å (10:47) Breaking Bad COM ¥Office Office ›› “Little Nicky” (2000) Adam Sandler. › “Blended” (2014) Adam Sandler. Å (:45) › “Grown Ups” (2010) Adam Sandler. Å ››› “21 Jump Street” (2012) Jonah Hill. Å “Talladega Nights:” TCM μ›› “Born to Kill” (1947) Lawrence Tierney. ›››› “The Third Man” (1949) Å ›››› “The Thin Man” (1934) (:45) ››› “Life With Father” (1947) William Powell. ›››› “All About Eve” (1950) Bette Davis. Å ›› “The Two Mrs. Carrolls” BRAVO ∂Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Watch Housewives-Atlanta Watch Housewives-Atlanta BET ∏T. Perry’s The Oval T. Perry’s The Oval T. Perry’s The Oval T. Perry’s The Oval T. Perry’s The Oval T. Perry’s The Oval T. Perry’s The Oval T. Perry’s The Oval T. Perry’s The Oval T. Perry’s The Oval T. Perry’s The Oval “White House” SYFY ∫“Land” ›› “Tremors” (1990) Kevin Bacon. Å› “Anaconda” (1997) Jennifer Lopez. Å “Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer” ›› “Bad Boys” (1995) Martin Lawrence. Å (DVS) (:01) ›› “Bad Boys II” (2003) Martin Lawrence. Å (DVS) FS1 ªBowling PBA Bowling Hall of Fame Classic. (N) WSL Presents Elite Big East PBA Bowling Hall of Fame Classic. 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(N) 1000-lb Sisters (N) Feet-Killing Me A&E FThe First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ America’s Top Dog America’s Top Dog PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam PD Cam America’s Top Dog Live PD Live PD PD Cam PD Cam DISC HNaked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Naked and Afraid (:01) Naked and Afraid “Lacey’s Journey” TNT ISupernatural ’ Supernatural ’ Supernatural ’ ›› “47 Ronin” (2013) Keanu Reeves. Å (DVS) ›› “Battleship” (2012) Taylor Kitsch. Å (DVS) All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite (N) (Live) ›› “2 Guns” (2013) Denzel Washington. USA JNCIS “16 Years” ’ NCIS “Saviors” ’ NCIS “Day in Court” NCIS ’ NCIS ’ NCIS ’ NCIS “Deja Vu” ’ NCIS ’ WWE NXT (N) ’ (Live) Å Miz & Miz & Miz & Miz & fx K(11:30) ››› “Split” (2016) James McAvoy. › “Baywatch” (2017) Dwayne Johnson. ’ Å ››› “Deepwater Horizon” (2016) Mark Wahlberg. ’ ››› “Spider-Man: Homecoming” (2017) Tom Holland. ’ Å Everything “Spider-Man” ESPN NSportsCenter (N) (Live) Å NFL Live (N) (Live) Å NBA: The Jump (N) Noon Question Around Pardon SportsCenter (N) NBA Basketball: 76ers at Raptors NBA Basketball Denver Nuggets at Houston Rockets. ESPN 2 OFirst Take (N) ’ Å 2020 Australian Open Tennis Second Round. (N Same-day Tape) NFL Live Å Daily Wager (N) College Basketball Teams TBA. (N) (Live) 2020 Australian Open Tennis Second Round. (N) (Live) Å FOXSPO P NHL Hockey: Jets at Hurricanes Post Big East Snow Bundesliga Soccer Bundesliga Soccer College Basketball College Basketball World Poker HIST TCnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Counting Cars ’ Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. 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Å COM ¥South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk (:15) South Park South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk Nora Daily Lights TCM μ“Whis (:45) ›› “The Spy in Black” (:15) ›››› “Escape” (1940, Drama) Å ›››› “Casablanca” (1942) Å (DVS) ››› “All Through the Night” (1942) Å ››› “Incendiary Blonde” (1945, Musical) ›› “Bugsy Malone” (1976) “Robin” BRAVO ∂Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Watch Housewives/NJ Housewives-Atlanta Jersey BET ∏Parkers › “Baggage Claim” (2013) Paula Patton. To Be Announced ›› “This Christmas” (2007) Delroy Lindo. Å T. Perry’s The Oval Tyler Perry’s Sistas T. Perry’s The Oval SYFY ∫(11:45) › “Abduction” (2011, Action) Å (:10) “Kill Switch” (2017) Dan Stevens. Å (:10) ›› “The Magnificent Seven” (2016) Denzel Washington. (:10) ›› “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword” (2017) Å The Magicians (N) The Magicians Å FS1 ªThe Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) Å Speak for Yourself Lock It In (N) (Live) Skip Big East College Basketball Georgetown at Xavier. College Basketball Hoops NFL Turning Point PARMT æKing King King King King King The King of Queens Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ››› “John Wick” (2014) Keanu Reeves. 68 Whiskey (N) ’ (:03) “John Wick” The Daily Tribune News T.V. Listings www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, January 19, 2020 5C THURSDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING JANUARY 23, 2020 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News GMA3: Strahan General Hospital (N) Tamron Hall (N) ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET Station 19 (N) Å Grey’s Anatomy (N) Million Little News J. 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Sports Sports FREE V(11:00) ››› “Marley & Me” ’ Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons › “Mr. Deeds” (2002) Adam Sandler. ’ grown-ish Every The Bold Type (N) grown-ish Every The 700 Club (N) ’ LIFE WKing King King King King King King King Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Supernanny ’ Married at First Sight (N) Å Supernanny (N) ’ (:03) Supernanny ’ TRAV ¨Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures ANPL ≠Secret Life-Zoo The Zoo ’ Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Bulls-Parole Lone Star Law ’ Lone Star Law ’ Lone Star Law ’ Lone Star Law ’ (:01) Lone Star Law: Uncuffed (N) ’ Lone Star Law (:01) Lone Star Law NICK ØPad PAW Blaze Ryan PAW PAW Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Loud Loud Loud (:45) ››› “How to Train Your Dragon” (2010) ’ Å Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends DISNEY ∞ Vampir Mickey T.O.T.S. T.O.T.S. Amphibia Ladybug Ladybug Big City Big City Big City Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Gabby Raven Raven Bunk’d Bunk’d Gabby Sydney Just Roll Coop Sydney Bunk’d Gabby TVL ±(11:50) Gunsmoke (12:55) Gunsmoke Gunsmoke Å Gunsmoke Å M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC ≤›› “X-Men: The Last Stand” (2006) Hugh Jackman. ››› “X-Men 2” (2003) Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman. Å ›› “Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian” ›› “Jack the Giant Slayer” (2013) Nicholas Hoult. ››› “X-Men: First Class” Å COM ¥Futurama Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Office Office Office Office (:15) The Office ’ Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Daily Lights TCM μ(11:45) ›› “Manpower” (1941) ›› “The Painted Desert” (1931) › “Beneath the 12-Mile Reef” “Pure ››› “The Voice of Bugle Ann” ›› “Sporting Blood” (1940) ››› “Imitation of Life” (1934, Drama) Å ››› “Body and Soul” (1947) John Garfield. BRAVO ∂Below Below Deck Below Deck Below Deck Below Deck Below Deck Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Project Runway Å Project Runway (N) Å Watch ›› “Enough” (2002) BET ∏›› “For Colored Girls” (2010, Drama) Kimberly Elise, Janet Jackson. Å ›› “Poetic Justice” (1993) Janet Jackson. Å ››› “Set It Off” (1996, Action) Jada Pinkett, Queen Latifah. Å ››› “New Jack City” (1991) Wesley Snipes, Ice-T. Å SYFY ∫››› “Planet Terror” (2007, Horror) Å ››› “Imperium” (2016) Daniel Radcliffe, Toni Collette. (:25) ›› “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword” (2017) (:10) ››› “Edge of Tomorrow” (2014) Tom Cruise. (:42) › “R.I.P.D.” (2013) Jeff Bridges. Å “Gamer” FS1 ªThe Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) Å Speak for Yourself Lock It In (N) (Live) Skip Hoops College Basketball College Basketball Hoops College Basketball PARMT æKing King King King King King The King of Queens Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ››› “Beverly Hills Cop” (1984) Eddie Murphy. ’ ››› “Beverly Hills Cop” (1984) ’ Å
FRIDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING JANUARY 24, 2020 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News GMA3: Strahan General Hospital (N) Tamron Hall (N) ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET House Fresh- 20/20 ’ Å News J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News The Real (N) ’ TMZ Live (N) ’ Divorce Divorce Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. TMZ (N) WWE Friday Night SmackDown (N) ’ (Live) Fox 5 News at 10:00 News News WXIA (11) & Atlanta House Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! Figure Skating U.S. Championships: Senior Ladies Free Skate. Up Late J. 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Mini Fact: Auroras are usually made Fantastic of blue-green light, although Lights sometimes the light is image courtesy NOAA pink, purple Magnetic field or red. The magnetic field is like a bubble photobyAlisonTomlin surrounding the Earth. It turns the Earth Imagine looking up and seeing bright, thousands of miles up and down the sky. The into a giant magnet. colorful streamers of light waving in the night light usually appears near the horizon. The The sun has its own magnetic bubble sky. These waves of colored light in the north polar auroras may shine anywhere from 60 to surrounding it. When the sun’s bubble is are called the aurora borealis (uh-ROAR-uh 600 miles above the Earth. blown outward, it sends out a stream of bore-ee-AH-lus), or the northern lights. Setting the stage electrically charged particles toward Earth. If you live in or have visited the far north There are two main ingredients needed to This blowing stream is called the solar wind. of America, in Alaska or Canada, you may make polar auroras: A solar production have seen the aurora borealis during the dark 1. the Sometimes a big magnetic bubble is winter nights. In the summer, the night sky is magnetic field blown loose from the sun. The magnetic usually too light for the colors to stand out. around the bubble can slam into the Earth’s People in northern countries such as Earth, and atmosphere at a million miles per hour. Norway often see the northern lights. The 2. the When this hits the atmosphere, it farther south you are, the less likely you are magnetic field creates waves in the Earth’s magnetic field. to see them. But every once in a while, when around the sun. These waves hit charged particles already conditions are right, people as far south as Los When trapped in our magnetic field. These Angeles can see the glow of the aurora. something is crashing particles create waves of light. Polar aurora magnetic, it If there is a lot of activity in the sun, The aurora light is attracted the incoming bubble can squash the Earth’s shows appear near to something image courtesy scijinks.gov magnetic field. Light from the aurora both poles. Aurora else. A magnetic field is like an invisible borealis can then be pushed south so the borealis is Latin for force field surrounding a body such as a aurora is visible much farther from the “northern dawn.” In planet or the sun. North Pole. the south it is called Experts believe the Earth’s magnetic force aurora australis, or field is created this way: “southern dawn.” • In the middle of the Earth there is iron Resources Few people get to see rock. It is so hot that it is liquid. the aurora australis, • The Earth rotates, moving the liquid iron however, because it around. On the Web: usually shines above • When the liquid iron moves, it creates • go.nasa.gov/2YxNOdV • bit.ly/MPnorthernlights Antarctica. photo courtesy NASA electrical currents. When an aurora is Auroras can be seen from space, it • When the electrical current moves, it At the library: giant light shows oftenlookslikeacircle produces the magnetic field. • “Natural Phenomena: Northern Lights” stretching for around one of the poles. by Ben McClanahan
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Try ’n’ Find Mini Jokes Words that remind us of the northern lights are hidden in this puzzle. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally, Norm: What does planet and some letters are used twice. See if you can find: Earth use to go fishing? Nelly: The North and South Poles! ATMOSPHERE, B O R E A L I S N E E R G C F AURORA, AUSTRALIS, N O R T H E R N S B L U E A I BLUE, BOREALIS, L Q H N S U N C I Y A P L X R Eco Note COLOR, DAWN, EARTH, C H T R A E S W I A R O R U A FIELD, GREEN, IRON, L R O L I G H T S T D L P D S LIGHTS, LIQUID, E R E H P S O M T A E E X N O Let’s talk about air. On a MAGNETIC, NORTHERN, J M I R O N F I E L D N M I U clear breezy day, the air smells fresh and POLE, SOLAR, SOUTH, A D I U Q I L P D A W N G W T clean. Clean air is air that has no harmful SUN, WIND. B S O L A R S C O L O R U A H levels of pollutants (dirt and chemicals) V A U S T R A L I S S H A U M in it. Clean air is good for people to breathe. On a hot day with no wind, the air can feel heavy and have a bad smell. Once in a while, the air can even make Cook’s Corner your chest feel tight, or make you cough. When too much dirt and chemicals get Chili With Black Beans into the air, the air is dirty or polluted. You’ll need: • 1/2 teaspoon ground Dirty air is not good for people to • 2 pounds lean ground beef cinnamon • 1 tablespoon olive oil • 1 cup beef broth breathe, and sometimes you can even • 1 medium onion, chopped • 1 (15-ounce) can see it: It looks brown and hazy. • 3 garlic cloves, peeled and chopped tomato sauce adapted from airnow.gov • 2 tablespoons chili powder • 1 (6-ounce) can tomato paste • 2 teaspoons ground cumin • 1 (15-ounce) can black beans, drained For later: • 1/2 teaspoon salt and rinsed Look in your newspaper for reports What to do: about the northern lights being visible. 1. Brown ground beef in a large skillet; pour off fat. Set aside. 2020 Andrews McMeel Syndication
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MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM by Mike Peters
Today’s Horoscopes
SUNDAY January 19, 2020 much as possible, because if you work SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) hard, you deserve a holiday! Today the Moon is in your sign lined ARIES (March 21 to April 19) LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) up with fi ery Mars, which makes you You might have strong opinions about Romance is quite intense today. Fur- a force to contend with! Everyone will politics, religion or racial issues today. thermore, with the Sun and Mercury step aside when they see you coming, Nevertheless, avoid a head-on colli- opposite your sign, you are focused on because you mean business! sion with someone. Arguments do not partnerships. Speak carefully and be CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) promote happiness -- yours or anyone tactful. Someone might be working against Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose else’s. VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) your best interests at this time. There- TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Family discussions will be lively and fore, if you think something fi shy is Disputes about shared property, inher- intense today, especially with a female going on, it is! Trust your hunches. itances and insurance issues might be family member. Be wise and listen AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) strong today. One thing is certain, you with sincere interest. A conversation with a female acquain- will defend your rights! LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) tance will be intense and powerful GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) You will be convincing today, which is today. Remember to listen as much as Relations with bosses are warm and why you will fi nd it easy to persuade you speak and this will keep you out friendly. Meanwhile, you want to trav- others to agree with you. This is be- of hot water. el and learn something new. However, cause you speak with passion and con- PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) today you will be wise to avoid con- viction! Your ambition is aroused today, no fl ict with partners and close friends. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) question. When talking to bosses, par- CANCER (June 21 to July 22) You’re working hard to earn money ents or VIPs, you will state your case Travel for pleasure still appeals to you, now, but you are also spending it! Easy and be convincing. Fortunately, with however, you are gung-ho to be pro- come, easy go. The trick is to save at Venus in your sign, you will also be ductive at work today. Accomplish as the beginning, not at the end. tactful and diplomatic. THE Daily Commuter Puzzle by Jacqueline E. Mathews DUSTIN by Steve Kelley & Jeff Parker ACROSS 1 Run away 5 Woes 9 “Beat it!” 13 __ a job; gets hired 15 Thrown for a __; suddenly confused 16 In one’s birthday suit 17 Uneasy feeling 18 Pakistan’s capital 20 Arthur of “Maude” Written By Brian & Greg Walker 21 Battery size HI AND LOIS Drawn By Chance Browne 23 Compensates 24 Make sausage 26 Dr. Dre’s music 27 Dismal 29 Abnormal tissue growths 32 Skateboarder’s inclines 33 Talons 35 Common street name 37 “Law & Order: SVU” actor 38 Housekeepers Created by Jacqueline E. Mathews 1/20/20 39 Cheese similar to Camembert 4 Asner & O’Neill Saturday’s Puzzle Solved 40 Bic product 5 Epic about PHOEBE AND HER UNICORN 41 Office cabinet Achilles contents 6 __ Alamos, NM 42 Secure storage 7 He-he boxes alternative 43 Delays purposely 8 Small 45 Rolls out the red songbirds carpet for 9 “Make it __!”; 46 Kauai accessory request for 47 Lunch spot haste 48 Pad of paper 10 Castro’s nation 51 “__ Lazy River” 11 “Queen for __” 52 As cool __ of old TV cucumber 12 Kennedy & 55 Fair; just Turner 58 __ tots; cylindrical 14 Escalator potato bites alternative 60 Draw in 19 Repasts Adam@Home by Brian Bassett 61 Tack 22 Word attached to 62 State Farm ©2020 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 1/20/20 body or way All Rights Reserved. employee 25 Engrossed 63 Potato chip brand 27 Faucet problem 38 Combative; 49 Filled swimming 64 Little boys 28 Marathons aggressive pool’s color 65 __-on favorite; 29 Upholstery 39 Source of misery 50 Inter likely winner supplies 41 Armada 53 __ on; forward 30 Punctured 42 Piano piece 54 Carney & DOWN 31 More devious 44 Axis foes Garfunkel 1 Spare tire 33 Coolidge’s 45 Trendy; stylish 56 Cry from the flock 2 Highway division namesakes 47 Sword fights 57 Eye’s protector 3 Reason to buy 34 Commit perjury 48 __ on; reveal the 59 Not long __; a ring 36 Disarray misdeeds of recently 8C Sunday, January 19, 2020 • www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News