loUisiANA lEgislATURE Final decisions on state budget await PAGE 3 MINDEN RESS ERALD P -H www.press-herald.com June 11, 2015 | 50 Cents THURSDAY INSIDE today cAMP MiNdEN clEANUP EPA community meeting postponed national, a Baton Rouge- “They (EPA) changed a based disposal company, requirement,” he said. No timeline set on contract signing is the contractor chosen to “We’re waiting for (the EPA’s Region 6, the meet- LMD are ongoing,” Edlund dispose of the M6 stored contractor) to get back to MICHELLE BATES at Camp Minden. No [email protected] ing was postponed “in said. “Specific require- us on the cost of the addi- order to ensure the pres- ments and conditions of details of the contract tional requirement. They ence of the (Louisiana Mil- the contract are being have been released to (ESI) want to be able to The Environmental date, other than the com- itary Department’s) con- resolved. LMD will contin- meet all the requirements. Protection Agency has pany chosen and the tractor.” ue to move forward in the That’s where we are.” postponed the Camp Min- method of disposal. Eight Tigers den community meeting He says the reason for contracting process, and Col. Pete Schneider, He says ESI should be that was set for Thursday. the postponement has to we will schedule a full spokesperson for the in contact with the LMD taken in In an email sent to do with ongoing discus- update on the contained LMD, says the hang up is by Friday. According to MLB draft Camp Minden Citizen sions. burn system and opera- over additional costs information from the EPA, Advisory Group chair Ron “Discussions with the tions upon signing of the needed to cover another the earliest possible date PG.6 Hagar by Carl Edlund, EPA, LDEQ, the recom- contract.” requirement put forth by for another community SPORTS Superfund director for mended contractor and Explosive Service Inter- the EPA. meeting will be June 30.
AT THE FARM WEbsTER cRiME Blues Fest is Saturday Forcible rape charge Fibrebond names new sends North chief financial officer LIFE PG.5 Webster man to jail MICHELLE BATES [email protected]
A Springhill man is behind bars after he reportedly forcibly raped his significant other. Dennis R. Ellis, 43, no address given, was arrested Sunday, June 8, and charged with Buckle domestic abuse aggra- when it vated assault and forcible rape. During a matters Gwen’s Law hearing Wednesday, bond was PG.4 set at $600,000. OPINION Springhill Police Chief Will Lynd says Avail Hollywood will be a featured singer at the Minden Blues Fest Saturday at The Farm. Courtesy Photo on the date of the ELLIS WEATHER arrest, a birthday TOMORROW’S OUTLOOK party was hosted for Ellis where sev- eral people came to their house. Tickets still available at The Farm, Woo’s Barber Shop “From what I know, he got intoxi- cated and after everybody left late MICHELLE BATES will be Saturday, June 13 with the The Farm or Woo’s Barber Shop. into the morning, he told (the vic- [email protected] gates opening at 4:30 p.m. at 419 Rance Foster, who began the tim) he was going to have sex with E. Union Street. Headlining the Blues Fest, says the festival is her,” Lynd said. “She refused and he event will be TK Soul, featuring about bringing people together physically assaulted her and after he For all the Blues lovers out the Shreveport Jazz Ensemble. in a fun, family atmosphere. there, be at The Farm about 5 physically assaulted her, he sexually Rue Davis will start about 7 p.m. “The purpose for this event is assaulted her.” p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $25; they are $30 at The second Minden Blues Fest 93 71 the gate. Tickets are available at SeeBLUES, Page 2 SeeARREST, Page 3 HIGH LOW
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SECONDwww.press-herald.com FRONT loUisiANA lEgislATURE Final decisions on state budget await BATON ROUGE — he'll consider. If they Norquist. governor's effort to strip rate that also would sweep Without a tax credit or Time was growing short don't, they risk a veto of The Senate has agreed the Common Core educa- in more types of tobacco some other offset propos- Thursday for Louisiana some of the tax bills that to create a tax credit — tion standards from products than the House al, about $371 million lawmakers to strike a deal would pay for the spend- only on paper — that Louisiana's public school sought. Also, the House used by lawmakers in next on next year's $24 billion ing plans in the budget. would satisfy Jindal's classrooms. Instead, they disagreed with the Sen- year's budget to pay main- budget and the tax plans Jindal, who is expected terms. But so far, House ended the legislative con- ate's plan to make deeper ly for public health care that will finance it. to announce his presiden- members have balked. troversy with a compro- reductions to Louisiana's services and higher educa- Work in the 60-day reg- tial campaign in two They have called that idea mise that leaves much of generous film tax credit ular legislative session weeks, is a deception to the public, the long-term decision- program. In addition, the tion risks a veto from the must end by 6 p.m. threatening designed solely to benefit making on standards to House has resisted a Sen- governor. House and Senate lead- to veto bills the Republican governor's the state's next governor ate plan to raise a fee on Ninety-four of the 105 ers were trying to reach an he considers White House ambitions. and state school board car buyers by $50. House members signed agreement on how to raise a net tax If the governor gets his members elected this fall. House Speaker Chuck onto a symbolic measure taxes, shrink tax breaks increase wish on a budget deal, it By Thursday, lawmakers Kleckley, R-Lake Charles, indicating a willingness to and scale back business unless law- will be a rare victory in a had cleared away nearly said he was confident the hold a veto override ses- subsidies, as a way to makers find legislative session that has everything not connected House and Senate could sion if Jindal jettisons a way to off- drum up hundreds of mil- shot down two of the cen- to finances, leaving the reach an agreement to money tied to health care lions of dollars for the set them JINDAL terpieces of his agenda. final day's focus the same "save higher education, and colleges. The Senate budget. The money would with what Lawmakers rejected Jin- as when the session start- fund health care and have has resisted the idea, and stop deep cuts to colleges he considers a tax cut. dal's push to give special ed: how to close a balanced budget" on and public health services. He's closely guarded his protections in state law to Louisiana's $1.6 billion time. it's unclear if the Legisla- Lawmakers also were record on a no-tax pledge people who oppose same- budget gap in the fiscal But whether that will ture would have the two- haggling over whether to he signed with an organi- sex marriage, killing the year that begins July 1. include the offsets sought thirds votes required to meet Gov. Bobby Jindal's zation led by national bill after its first hearing. The Senate was seeking by Jindal remained override the governor's criteria for the tax changes anti-tax activist Grover They also refused the a much higher tobacco tax unclear. vetoes in such a session.
2015 Flood MiNdEN cRiME Homes, farmland flood in Man arrested, charged with rural northwest Louisiana domestic abuse battery Engi) gets there, the sus- victim’s head, and Peters Homes and farmland said two or three dozen toches Parish, Mary Jones MICHELLE BATES pect – Mr. Peters – was denied hitting her. Peters remain under water in houses and about the of the homeland security [email protected] arg uing with his wife,” he rural northwest Louisiana, same number of mobile office said about 50 houses tol d the officer they’d been said. “Both parties wrestling, but he never hit and damage is spreading homes are flooded and at are flooded, but some are A man allegedly arguing appeared to be intoxicat- her, Cropper says. as the floodwaters from least 2,000 farm animals unoccupied. Another 200 with his wife was arrested ed. His eyes were blood- storms in neighboring have been move d to high- houses and camps are Sunday after he reportedly shot and he had a strong “At that point time in Oklahoma and Texas over- er ground. threatened, she said. hit her. odor of alcoholic bever- with Mr. Peters apparently whelm the Red River. About 15 of the flooded "A lot of farmland is Jobbie Peters, 51, of the ages on his person.” intoxicated and signs of an Totals for flooded build- houses are in a subdivision 200 block of Virginia He says the victim told altercation, he placed Mr. ings and farm acreage where Davis estimated under," Jones said. "The sheriff is out helping one Avenue, was charged with Engi Peters had been Peters under arrest for were unclear Wednesday. prices at $400,000 to near- domestic abuse battery. of the farmers get his cattle abusing her all day. domestic abuse battery.” Both Bossier and Caddo ly $1 million; at another Minden Police Chief out." “This is an ongoing parish officials are asking house in that subdivision, Steve Cropper says his He was booked at the The city of Natchi- deal,” he said. “A lot of residents to report damage residents pushed through officers were dispatched to times we’ve arrested both Minden Police Station and toches — a popular tourist to their homes or busi- chest-high water Tuesday the residence around 9:40 of them.” transported to Bayou nesses. to pile more sandbags destination, Louisiana's p.m. that evening. Cropper says Engi Dorcheat Correctional A farmland assessment onto the sandbag wall oldest permanent settle- “When (Officer Russell noticed a laceration on the Center. may be ready Friday, said around their house. ment (four years before Patrick Colyer, the LSU The 144 residents of a New Orleans) and the AgCenter's northwest Bossier City veterans place "Steel Magnolias" regional director. home were able to stay in was filmed — is not threat- An estimated 300 build- place but a sheriff's office ened, she said. ings have had power cut substation across the Red River Parish Sheriff off, are threatened by stre et didn't fare as well. water or have water inside, "We sandbagged that Glen Edwards said a half- Caddo Parish sheriff's for about 36 feet, back dozen rural houses are spokeswoman Cindy when we were told the threatened, and fields and Chadwick said Wednesday. crest would get to 34 feet. pastures are flooded. In neighboring Bossier We got to 37 feet," Davis "As long as the levees Parish, sheriff's said. hold ... we're good," he spokesman Lt. Bill Davis Downriver in Natchi- said.
expected to attend. Last just a family environment.” BLUES year, roughly 1,000 attend- With so many people ed the festival. coming together and Continued from page 1 “Last year’s was the sin- donating for the children gle largest event held at for people to come out and The Farm,” said Chris who come through The enjoy themselves,” he said. Broussard, co-founder of Farm, Foster says he want- “Even our local businesses Cultural Crossroads. “It ed something for the have bought tickets for was inc redible.” adults too, and the Blues “It brings people into their employees. It’s also to Fest is one way to do that. generate money for Min- Minden, and people that den.” came last year will be com- For more information He says quite a few peo- ing back,” he said. “It’s about the festival, call 318- ple from out of town are turning out to be real nice, 268-4280. Thursday, June 11, 2015 – Minden Press-Herald 3
WEBSTER&MOREfacebook.com/mindenph loUisiANA lEgislATURE Legislature approves bill cracking down on ‘marriage fraud’
Lawmakers gave final a green card," Sen. A.G. of a problem. Further- Hodges' proposal would But the part that drew born in the U.S. if they approval Wednesday to a Crowe, R-Slidell, said in more, they said there was bar anyone from receiving the most opposition was a don't have a birth certifi- bill aimed at barring illegal favor of the bill during Sen- no "epidemic of fraudulent a marriage license without provision in the bill that cate, said Sen. J.P. Morrell, immigrants from getting ate debate. marriage" as proponents a birth certificate, valid takes away a judge's dis- D-New Orleans. married in Louisiana. Hodges has said the bill of the measure suggest. international ID or pass- cretion. Under current law, "There are rural areas A final version of the was requested by parish "If we are going to try to port. The bill also would a judge can overrule iden- where people still sign 'X' proposal by Rep. Valarie judges and clerks across use marriage as an immi- require couples to attest tity requirements allowing by their name and were Hodges, R-Denham the state grappling with gration control tool, I think under oath that they did couples without proper born at home without a Springs, was approved by marriage fraud. that's a mistake," said not lie on their marriage documentation to still get birth certificate," Morrell both the House and Senate But opponents, includ- Appel, who was shot down paperwork. It would also married. said. and heads to the governor ing Sen. Conrad Appel, R- in a bid to change the bill. require people with birth While immigrants Appel predicted the bill for consideration. Metairie, said the bill was "Why are we trying to fix a certificates in foreign lan- would be the primary would lead to people "Fraudulent marriage is an "anti-marriage" effort problem that doesn't guages to have them trans- group impacted by the bill, cohabitating and having the number one way to get that is a remedy in search exist?" lated first. it also would affect people children out of wedlock. obiTUARiEs Don E. Austin Fraizer, Ed Labruyere, Joe Bill Gamble, singing, he would be found pretend cook- late Leonard and Bennie Gibbs Byrd in Kirk McCann, Sherry Davenport, Sinjin ing with his baby girl Audrey in her Barbie Homer. She departed this life on June 5, Funeral services will be Weiss and Brandon Weiss. Doll kitchen. To know Louis Davis was to 2015, at Magnolia Manor Nursing Home at 10 a.m., Thursday, June Honorary pallbearer will be Randy love him. He had a presence and laughter in Shreveport. At an early age, Ava dedicated her life to 11, 2015 for Don E. Austin, Moore and Jamie Lawrance. that will be missed by all of us. Christ at Ebenezer Baptist 62, at the chapel of Rose- For friends considering memorials in Louis is preceded in death by his par- honor of Mr. Austin, his family suggests ents, Howard Bruce and Kate Frazier Church under the pastoral Neath Funeral Home in guidance of the Rev . John S. Homer with Mr. Brian the Local Troop of Boys Scouts of America Davis and sisters, Barbara Davis Brunson or St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. and Christine Davis Tucker. He is sur- Davis Sr. She later became a Mixon officiating. Inter- member of Mt. Zion Baptist ment will follow at Arling- vived by his beloved wife of 53 years, Katherine “Kitty” Davis; son, Mark Church in Kimble. ton Cemetery. The family AUSTIN Louis ‘L.D.’ Edward Davis She married William A. will receive friends at the Edward Davis; daughter-in-law, Joy Fory Davis; niece, Karla Thomas; grandsons, Jones, who preceded her in funeral home at 9 a.m. Louis “L.D.” Edward death, and to this union, Stetson Davis of Haughton and Jeremy Mr. Austin was born Dec. 27, 1952 to Davis was born August 31, three daughters were born - Charles “Hamburger” and Helen Austin in 1939 in Minden. He passed Evans of Waco, Texas; granddaughter, Alex Willetta, Yolanda and Mar- JONES Denison, Texas. He was an avid Scout away on June 8, 2015, in Blake Gray (Ben) of Haughton; great quitta. leader and loved by many. As a mechanic, Bossier City. Services will grandsons, Tucker Evans and Roy Bruce Ava was a 1957 graduate of Mayfield he had a love for cars, was a collector of be at 1:30 p.m., Friday, June Rifenburg III of Abilene, Texas; brother, High School in Homer. She continued her them and collector of fine junk. He loved 12 at Kilpatrick’s Rose- David Bruce “Buddy” Davis (Elaine) of education at Wiley College and Grambling his dog and gardening. Neath Funeral Home on Shreveport; sister, LaNelle Davis Roberts College where she obtained a social sci- He was preceded in death by his par- Airline Drive in Bossier City. DAVIS (Buzz) of Pine Bluff, AR; special brother- ence degree and a bachelor's degre e in ents; two brothers, Charlie Austin and Ben Visitation will be Thursday, in-law, Bill “B.G.” Thomas of Boyce; spe- social studies. She served 34 years as a Moore Sr.; and grandchildren, James June 11 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Officiating cial adopted kids, Mary and Johnny Kil- history/social studies teacher in East Car- Austin, Helen Austin and Sarahbeth will be Bro. Jason Hebert. Burial will take patrick and childre n, Tanner, Bailey, and roll (Southside Jr. High) and Claiborne (Athens High) parishes. Upon retirement Austin. place at Hill Crest Memorial Cemetery in Audrey of Little Elm, Texas and numerous family members and friends who loved from the school system, she continued to He is survived by his loving wife of 39 Haughton. work in banquet service at the Clarion years, Janice Austin; son, Charles “Bubba” Mr. Davis graduated from Sibley High him dearly. Pallbearers will be Bobby Igo, Karl Hotel in Shreveport. She touched the lives Austin and Toni of Min den; two daugh- School in 1959. He worked for the LAAP of many of whom she came in contact ters, Racheal Knudson and Richard of for several years, Beard Industries for Cockrell, Todd Corley, Royce Green, Randy Mrozek, Loyd Dodson, Rusty King, and with. Ava was a member of the Alpha Minden and Justina Vaughan and John of about 20 years, and then put in almost 20 Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and the Order Emerson, Arkansas; three grandchildren, more years before retiring from Libbey Ronnie Hennigan. Honorary pallbearers will be former coworkers from Beard of Eastern Star. Deziray Vaughan, Charles “CJ” Austin, Jr. Glass. He was a loyal member of the She leaves to cherish her memory, Industries, LAAP, and Libbey Glass. and Trey Austin; two sisters, Corliss Austin Masonic Lodge for over 50 years. Louis’ three beautiful daughters: Willetta Davis and Pam Austin both of Homer; three loves were family, his friends, children (all (Larry) of Shreveport; Yolanda Bostick nieces, Tracey Ratcliff and husband, of them), joking around, hunting, fishing, Ava Marie Byrd Jones (Aaron) of Duncanville, Texas; Marquitta Chris, Lori Hamilton and husband, Jimmy telling stories, singing, and playing his Jones of Minden; three loving stepchil- and Stacy Rogers; two nephews, James guitar. He was a member of Stockwell Funeral services for Ava Marie Byrd dren, Gregory Jones of Minden; Gwen- Lawrance, Johnny Rhea Boyd Jr. and wife Road Missionary Baptist Church in Jones will be at 11 a.m., Saturday, June 13, dolyn Payne (Gary) of Burleson, Texas; J ennifer and Benjamin Moore and wife Bossier City. He looked forward to the last 2015 at St. Rest Baptist Church under the Cynthia Winzer of Douglasville, Georgia; a Jennifer; along with other relatives and Sunday of each month when he got to play direction of Benevolent Funeral Home in special "daughter," Carolyn Washington friends. his guitar and sing at church with his best Minden. (Elvis) of Houma; 13 adorable grandchil- Pallbearers will be Jamin Butcher, Dan friend and grandson, Stetson. If he wasn’t Ava was born on August 19, 1940, to the dren, and many relatives and friends.
Sgt. Rex Morse and Officer not to go within 300 yards H.D. Ainshorth. of the victim and no pres- ARREST Ellis was in court Continued from page 1 Wednesday, and in addi- ence at a busi ness where tion to the high bond, 26th alcohol is available. Ellis and the victim Judicial District Judge Lynd says Ellis is still were living together, the Charles Jacobs ordered incarcerated at Bayou chief says. Ellis not to have any con- Arresting officers were tact with the victim or vice Dorcheat Correctional Det. Bryan Montgomery, versa. Ellis was ordered Center. Ê / >̽ÃÊÊ Ü >Þ ÊÊ ÕÃ>>à Ài}Õ>ÀÞ Ài>`ÊVÕÕÌÞ ÊÊiÜà ÊÊÌ iÀ V>ÊiÜë>«iÀ° Ê Ê 9ÕÊÃ>` ÊÌ] ÊÊ ÕÃ>>t ! ! !$ " #& $ ! ! " " & ! " !& $ ! & # ! & $ ! ! ! !! ! # & $ " ! ! ! & " " $ " ! $ $ $ " ! & "' " ( &% ! $ ! % !$ !
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Box 1339, Minden, LA 71058-1339. there is a great, old refurbished motel that I recommend to people We're in the middle of a huge when they come to visit our fair city. season for elections in Louisiana — It not only is right on the famed three years of them. Congress Avenue but also has a In 2014, Louisiana was one of the keep-it-real attitude that is battleground states for control of expressed right on its iconic mar- the U.S. Senate. With races for Con- quee: "No additives, no preserva- gress and many local offices on bal- tives, corporate-free since 1938." lots, it was a huge election year. The good news is that more and Most of America will get a break more businesses across the country are adopti ng this attitude, providing this year, but not in Louisiana. a buy-local, un-corporate, anti- The races for governor, Legisla- chain alternative for customers. ture, sheriffs and other local offi- Food shoppers and restaurant cials, the state school board — goers, for example, have made a many heated races are likely in huge shift in recent years away from every corner of the state. And that's the likes of McDonald's, Pepsi and before the 2016 presidential election Taco Bell, preferring upstart, inde- year, also one in which Louisiana pendent outfits with names like will see many local elections. "The Corner," "Caleb's Kola," and In advance of the presidential "US Taco Co." year, the nation is already seeing a But uh-oh, guess who owns debate over voting rights and access those little local alternatives. Right to the ballot. Democratic candidate — McDonald's, PepsiCo and Taco Bell. Leave it to ethically challenged, Hillary Rodham Clinton sparred profiteering monopolists to grab with Republican candidate Rick such value-laden terms as "gen- Perry over a 20 11 voting law that she uine," "local" and "honest," empty said keeps poor and minority voters them of any from the polls. authenticity, then Perry shot back on Fox News, hurl them back at saying "it makes sense to have a consumers as photo ID to be able to vote." shamefully We think Perry has the best of the deceptive mar- argument because Louisiana has keting scams. required photo identification, typi- In Huntington cally a driver's license, for a long Beach, California, time. US Taco Co. poses as a hip Obviously, we don't want to see PERSPECTIVE surfer haunt, with the laws changed before elections to a colorful "Day of make it more difficult for one gro up the Dead" Mexi- JIM or another to vote. Partisanship is can skull as its HIGHTOWER on the rise in this country and it has logo. The airy resulted in politicians in some place peddles states seeking to limit early voting lobster tacos and other fare at $3 or — a popular innovation in $4 each — very un-fast-foody. Louisiana, as elsewhere — because Nowhere is it whispered that this is of a perception that it helps Democ- a big-chain outlet, created by a rats. group of Taco Bell insiders. They In some states, photo identifica- even usurped the enterprising word tion requirements can result in "entrepreneur," stripped it of its turning people away from the polls outsider connotation, and twisted it into an ugly corporate vanity, calling because alternative IDs are expen- themselves "intrapreneurs." sive or difficult to get. In Louisiana, Buckle when Fast-food restaurants are not the there is the option of voting by affi- only ones that play this profitable davits filled out at the polling imitation game. As everyone who places. travels a lot soon learns, when you That can slow down the process stay in the hotels of the big chains, on big election days, such as the it's easy to forget where you are, ones we've been having in this since they are all so alike, offering supercycle of big election years late- all the charm of Noplace, USA. ly. But it does allow a safety valve for This disorienting sameness has voting for those who either forgot become even more dizzying in their identification or who don't recent years as the chains have drive and had difficulty getting it matters merged and conglomerated. The mood at the Capitol would collect a tax credit absolutely necessary if it is Weary travelers might choose to alternative IDs. stay overnight in one of the Resi- Where photo IDs are re quired, on Monday was what you voucher equal to the fee. the intention of the Legisla- dence Inn hotels, a Courtyard, the we urge our friends in other states would expect in the waning Students would then sign ture to approve a budget Jin- TownePlace Suites or even splurge to look at Louisiana's system. It's days of a legislative session in over the vouchers to the state dal will sign. The future of for a night in a ritzy Ritz-Carlton. In not enough to satisfy Clinton and an election year, even though Board o f Regents, which higher education in fact, though, whichever one you other liberals, perhaps, but it strikes a deal on the budget was would use the vouchers to Louisiana would be on the choose, you're in a Marriott — the a reasonable balance between pro- nowhere in sight. Some law- collect state funding from the line, too. Hovering overhead $14 billion-a-year combine that tecting against fraud — relatively makers went about their Department of Revenue for Monday was the very real owns all of the above chains, along rare nowadays anyway — and business as if headed on a colleges and universities to prospect that the Legislature with 15 others. Marriott is among access to the polls. vacation. Others appeared to use for operational purposes. would pick this year — an the world's 10 largest hoteliers that The issue, we think, for the be in a bad mood. You could We’re talking about $350 mil- election year — to exhibit have a combined 113 different chains in their crowded stable of Democrats is not the voting system count Sen. Neil Riser of lion for higher education. some meaningful independ- in Louisiana but the motivation of Columbia brand names. The bottom line is the SAVE ence of the governor and Naturally, as uniformity and con- voters to go to the polls. among the fund would give Jindal some buck him. In other words, glomeration have taken over the In Clinton's cas e, she saw latter. Riser wiggle room on his no net lawmakers would approve a industry, a consumer rebellion has Louisiana twice vote for her hus- was moving increase in taxes pledge, budget Jindal would most erupted, with more and more trav- band in national elections. He moti- about while lawmakers could gin certainly veto, setting the elers — especially younger ones — vated his voters. She has the same between the up enough new revenues to stage for a veto session of the seeking out independent hotels, challenge as a candidate. If she House and prevent higher education Legislature in which a two- unique inns and local B&Bs. They manages it, she won't have to worry Senate, from undergoin g another thirds vote would be neces- prefer the un-corporate places that about photo ID requirements in this apparently round of brutal cuts in state sary to override. A tall order, have cool names like the Moxy, state or in others. engagned i Canopy and Vib. But oh, crud, guess funding. It’s that simple. As to say the least. If I were a what. All three of those are chains of negotia- chairman of one of the betting man, I would wager tions over "hip" hotels that opened in the past SAM “money” committees in the money that sometime Thurs- year and are owned respective ly by the so- HANNA JR. Senate, the Revenue and Fis- day before the legislative ses- called SAVE Marriott, Hilton and Best Western. Give us cal Affairs Committee, Riser sion concludes sine die, law- Known in the industry as fund. Bet- would be considered a floor makers will swallow their ter known in some circles as "lifestyle hotels," these fake-inde- leader for the Jindal adminis- pride and approve a budget pendent lodgings are the hot new a scheme to create the niche for mega-conglomerates try- your two mirage of a tax credit so Gov. tration. Accordingly, it would that includes the SAVE fund be one of his responsibilities provision. Some lawmakers ing to nab travelers in search of Bobby Jindal could sign off authenticity. "The big hotel chains on hundreds of millions of to help craft a budget the will leave the Capitol in a foul governor could stomach. mood; others will be happy are in the business of pretending cents! dollars in new taxes approved they aren't big chains," says Pauline by lawmakers, the SAVE fund That would include working to just put the session behind Frommer, editor of the well-regard- Send your Letter to the Editor to proposition represented the out differences with lawmak- them. At this stage in the ed Frommer's travel guides. "They hot potato that few were will- ers w ho were opposed — for game, however, with so much want you to think they ar e bou- [email protected] or ing to hold in order to hatch whatever reason — to at stake, there’s nothing tiques." an agreement on a budget for embracing the SAVE fund. wrong with living to fight Sneaky, sneaky! But the real mail them to Editor, 203 the 2015-2016 fiscal year. It’s You can count Rep. Jay Mor- another day. problem with these fabricators of Gleason St., Minden, La. 71055. a roughly $25 -billion spend- ris of Monroe as a SAVE fund p~ã=e~åå~=gêK=áë=éìÄäáëÜÉê corporatized authenticity is that ing plan, though $1.6 billion detractor. Some lawmakers çÑ=qÜÉ=lì~ÅÜáí~=`áíáòÉåI=~åÇ reality will win out in the end. Small and local has a genuine feel and fla- out of balance at the onset of like Morris object to the SAVE ÜÉ=ëÉêîÉë=áå=~å fund for philosophical rea- ÉÇáíçêá~äLã~å~ÖÉãÉåí vor that the imitators can't sustain the fiscal-only session. The as they sprawl out into 1,000 and SAVE fund is the brainchild sons. Others are opposed to Å~é~Åáíó=ïáíÜ=qÜÉ=`çåÅçêÇá~ then 10,000 stores. And as they do of the Jindal administration. it because they see it as an pÉåíáåÉä=~åÇ=qÜÉ=cê~åâäáå that, it becomes obvious to cus- It would impose a fee on the opportunity to stick it to Jin- pìåI=íÜêÉÉ=åÉïëé~éÉêë tomers that they've been duped — more than 220,000 college dal in his last year as gover- çïåÉÇ =~åÇ=çéÉê~íÉÇ=Äó=íÜÉ and that's not a good marketing students in Louisiana, nor. Lawmakers like Riser e~åå~=Ñ~ãáäóK=eÉ=Å~å=ÄÉ strategy. We dupes will not only though they wouldn’t actually recognize the SAVE fund rep- êÉ~ÅÜÇ=Äó=Å~ää=PNUJUMRJUNRU quickly see that we're being sold pay it. Instead, students resents a means to an end, çê=Éã~áäáåÖ=Üáã=~í=ë~ãÜ~åJ plastic "authenticity" but also be though not desirable but å~àê]ë~ãÜ~åå~àêKÅçãK ticked off about it. Thursday, June 11, 2015 — Minden Press-Herald 5
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mlb A’s walk-off Eight Tigers drafted against Rangers OAKLAND, Calif. Conner Hale was chosen in (AP) — Sam Fuld scored the ninth round by the the winning run on a slide Seattle Mariners. into home to just beat the Chinea, a native of throw with one out in the Miami, is batting .355 this ninth and Oakland snapped season with 17 doubles, 11 homers, 58 RBI and 42 runs. a four-game losing streak He is No. 3 in the SEC in hits with a win over Texas. (87), and he is fifth in the Fuld hit a one-out single BATON ROUGE – LSU league in RBI, sixth in total off Keone Kela (4-3) for junior first baseman Chris bases (137), seventh in bat- just his eighth hit in 80 at- Chinea was selected ting average, eighth in dou- bats and stole second. Fuld Wednesday in the 17th bles, 10th in slugging per- advanced on Billy Burns' round of the 2015 MLB centage (.559) and 10th in infield single and shortstop Draft by the St. Louis home runs. Elvis Andrus held the ball Cardinals. A 2015 third-team All- rather than throwing to A total of eight LSU play- America selection, Chinea third. ers were selected during the was voted to the NCAA draft, which began Monday Baton Rouge Regional All- Josh Reddick followed and ended Wednesday. Tournament team after bat- with a sharp grounder that Junior shortstop Alex ting .455 (5-for-11) in three second baseman Adam Bregman was selected in the games with one double, three Rosales fielded and threw first round Monday by the RBI and three runs. home just barely too late. It Houston Astros, and junior 2015 LSU Baseball Draft marked Reddick's fifth outfielder Andrew Summary career game-ending RBI. Stevenson was chosen in the 1st rd. (2), Alex Bregman, Oakland's comeback second round Monday by SS, Houston Astros spoiled a 10-strikeout night the Washington Nationals. 2nd rd. (58), Andrew by Texas starter Yovani On Tuesday, senior catch- Stevenson, OF, Washington er Kade Scivicque was cho- Nationals Gallardo. sen in the fourth round by 4th rd. (130), Kade Billy Butler hit a tying the Detroit Tigers, senior Scivicque, C, Detroit Tigers single off Tanner infielder Jared Foster was 5th rd. (165), Jared Foster, Scheppers in the eighth selected in the fifth round by INF, Los Angeles Angels after Oakland scored the Los Angeles Angels, 9th rd. (259), Zac Person, another run on third base- senior left-handed pitcher LHP, Houston Astros man Joey Gallo's throwing Zac Person was chosen in 9th rd. (264), Mark Laird, error. the ninth round by the OF, Philadelphia Phillies Tyler Clippard (1-3) Houston Astros, junior out- 9th rd. (275), Conner fielder Mark Laird was Hale, INF, Seattle Mariners LSU’s Alex Bregman was the first Tiger pitched a perfect ninth for selected in this year’s MLB draft. He the win. selected in the ninth round 17th rd. (521), Chris by the Philadelphia Phillies Chinea, 1B, St. Louis went second overall to the Houston and senior third baseman Cardinals. Astros. AP/Photo
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE mlb Hunter ejected as Romo putting to bed issues with NFL Twins get swept IRVING, Texas (AP) — thought," said Romo, who Tuesday on ESPN Radio, waited until so close to the picture of Romo waving at a MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Tony Romo has no regrets wore a blue cap with an Romo indicated that it could event before voicing its practice, with the words "Hi — The Kansas City about comments he has NFL logo while surrounded be an issue of money. concerns. Tony!" followed by two Royals reclaimed first made about the NFL since by reporters at his locker "We were just trying to Asked Wednesday if he emoticons representing a the cancellation of a fantasy after the latest offseason get the fans to hang out with had heard from anyone hand waving back. place with a resounding football-themed event practice. players," Romo said during from the league office since "Obviously when some- three-game sweep on the where the Dallas Cowboys The National Fantasy the interview. "It seems like his interviews, Romo one takes it down after nine road of division rival quarterback was to be a Football Convention event a no-brainer to me, especial- responded, "No. I have not minutes, it tells you proba- Minnesota. headliner. scheduled for next month in ly because it really wasn't had any contact, before or bly all you need to know," The Twins were beaten But Romo refused Las Vegas was canceled last going to be something that I after," and then smiled. Romo said. so soundly, well, they lost Wednesday to elaborate on week after the NFL reiterat- didn't think was going to Romo was aware of a There was no immediate their shirt. what he said during radio ed a policy banning appear- break the NFL's heart tweet with his picture sent response Wednesday to an interviews the previous day. ances associated with casi- money-wise." from the NFL's verified email to a league One of them, at least. "I said everything I was nos. Romo also said he was account Tuesday that was spokesman about Romo's Alex Gordon hit a going to say. I said what I During an interview disappointed that the NFL quickly deleted. It was a comments and the tweet. three-run homer, Edinson Volquez struck out six batters over seven innings and the Kansas City FROM THE SPORTS DESK Royals beat the Twins 7-2 STANLEY CUP FINALS on Wednesday, a night spiced up in the eighth inning b y an ejection of All hail King James Saad’s late goal Torii Hunter that prompt- It’s difficult to compre- calming down his wide-eyed accomplishment of his ed an equipment-throw- hend just how great LeBron teammates when the bright career, and it’s looking like ing tantrum by the James has been through the lights of the Finals start to he’s well on his way. evens series Minnesota star. first three games of the NBA shake them late in games. But, with the injury to "You know what he's Finals. The numbers tell a pretty Irving, what we’ve seen from CHICAGO (AP) — it and get to the net, and it trying to do. He's trying to Never in the history of the impressive story. James so far takes on even Brandon Saad drove the net found a way in." fire everybody up and get league has a player done Through the first three bigger meaning. and had the puck poked away Chaos reigned again in the 'em going," Kansas City more with less on the games of the Michael Jordan never post- by Andrei Vasilevskiy. When final minute for Crawford, manager Ned Yost said. games biggest stage, series, James is ed numbers like this in a finals. he somehow found it again, who capped his 24 saves with and honestly, I’m just averaging 41 He came close to equaling "They've been in a little Saad gave it a desperate a frantic last stand. Lightning happy to have the points, 12 James point total through the backhand whack that just captain Steven Stamkos had slow bat period them- chance to bare wit- rebounds and 8.3 first three games of an NBA selves, and he's trying to happened to send it right two golden chances to force ness. assists. Finals (Jordan: 117, LeBron: between Vasilevskiy's mov- overtime, but the get everybody fired up Yes, I went there, I Let that sink in. 123), but Jordan never came ing pads. Blackhawks survived. and get 'em going. It's a said witness. Then there’s close to the rebounding and Saad scored with 13:38 to Game 5 is Saturday night bit entertaining." LeBron took some James shot totals. assist totals put up by James. play, and captain Jonathan in Tampa. Hunter was heaved by heat (see what I did In the regular I guess what I’m trying to Toews got his first goal of the The series is now a best- home plate umpire Mark there?) early in his season James took say is, we’re two Cavalier series as the Blackhawks beat of-three, with Chicago need- Ripperger for arguing a career for an advertis- James 18.5 shots per wins away from a moment the Lightning and their rook- ing at least one more win at called third strike. Hunter ing campaign featur- game. Now, with some say they knew was ie goalie 2-1 Wednesday Amalie Arena to secure its ing James with his arms Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love coming, and doubters thought night, knotting the Final at third Stanley Cup banner in had to be restrained spread, boasting the words, sidelined with injuries, would never come. briefly, before yanking off two games apiece. six seasons. Tampa Bay has “We are all witnesses”. James is putting up 35.7 Whether you love him or The 22-year-old Saad's home-ice advantage, but a his elbow pad, shin guard Even though those words shots per game. hate him is irrelevant, and batting gloves and latest clutch goal was the fraction of the Blackhawks' came courtesy of Nike’s But his teammates are because what he’s doing in offensive highlight of a gritty, big-game credentials. throwing them around the marketing team and not just fine with that. They his sport right now is defense-dominated night at Despite their differences batter's box area. James himself, it added fuel understand that to earn a unprecidented. the United Center. Corey in experience, these teams are Then Hunter ripped off to the fire for his detractors. ring, it means James has to Kobe and M.J. can go Crawford and the 20-year- incredibly close: This is the his jersey and hurled that Those detractors have continue dominating the ahead and take the backseat. old Vasilevskiy, the first Final since 1968 in over the first-base line, gone silent this postseason, possessions, grinding the LeBron is in the driver’s Lightning's surprise starter, which each of the first four before retreating to the as James has led his team in shot clock down to about six seat, and he’s on the verge the most impressive way seconds and then making his of becoming the unques- both had stellar moments games was decided by one dugout. possible, hitting the boards move. It’s this tactic that has tionable greatest basketball before Saad beat his fellow goal. Faced with the prospect "We have bad days, all hard and fighting for helped slow the run-and-gun player of all-time. Period. youngster for the winner. of a 3-1 series deficit, the of us, as hitters, pitchers. rebounds, driving to the bas- Warriors. End of story. "I was really pretty lucky," Blackhawks responded with Even umpires have bad ket for high percentage I wrote in my column last Saad said. "I just saw space championship grit. days, and he had one," shots, distributing the bas- week that LeBron pulling out Blake Branch is the Sports going to the net. Tried to Saad scored his eighth Hunter said ketball with Magic-like pre- this series shorthanded Editor at the Minden Press- drive and create some chaos. goal of the postseason — and cision and accuracy and would make it the greatest Herald Just try to get some wood on his second in two games. Thursday, June 11, 2015 – Minden Press-Herald 7
GOODfacebook.com/mindenphNEWS THE BIBLE SPEAKS Don’t be a castaway As Christians we look means, when I have paredness is needed, but Jesus said to “be ready” Corinthians 3:16, 17. What before His coming “there forward to the hope of preached to others, I myself because God’s mode of tells us there is something would constitute defile- shall arise false Christs, and Jesus’ second coming, the should be a cast- commnication to do in preparation. Paul’s ment of our body temple – false prophets, and shall culmination of the plan of away” 1 with us is via our statement speaks of keep- the temple of God? If one is show great signs and won- salvation when the saved Corinthians 9:27. minds, to be spiri- ing under the body and perfectly honest in their ders; insomuch that, if it will enter into God’s king- “Know ye not that tually prepared bringing it into subjection. assessment, it would be were possible, they shall dom of glory. A study of ye are the temple requires physical- Things like exercise, recognized that anything deceive the very elect” scripture on the subject of God, and that ly taking care of change to healthier lifestyle that has a negative effect on Matthew 24:24. I don’t implies a physical prepara- the Spirit of God our bodies so as and diet are things that will our bodies would be defile- know about you, bu t I per- tion for that event. dwelleth in you? to assure maxi- strengthen the mind’s func- ment. This would include sonally want my brain Consider the following If any man defile mum function of tion so we can be more the use of any addictive verses. We’re told in Luke the temple of God, our minds, the site attuned to the Holy Spirits substances, but it would function at its best so as to 12:40, “Be ye therefore him shall God KATHY of our spiritual promptings. To not engage also include intemperance detect the Holy Spirit’s ready also: for the Son of destroy; for the IRIZARRY selves. The in these disciplines could which includes excess use leading when I read the man cometh at an hour temple of God is frontal lobe of the result in our being a cast- of even what is ok other- Word, pray, and when I when ye think not.” Paul holy, which tem- brain is the seat of away. That’s a sobering wise. Any lifestyle choices encounter any and every said “But I keep under my ple ye are” 1 Corinthians discretion, distinguishing thought. that are known to shorten decision. We do not have to body, and bring it into sub- 3:16, 17. right from wrong and deci- Please give some serious life would defile the body. be deceived. Don’t be a jection: lest that by any Certainly a spiritual pre- sion making. The fact that thought to the content of 1 Jesus told us that just castaway! ALONG THE WAY Fathers – step up to the plate
Perhaps you have been approaching, many cards an abusive relationship My Daddy and me and sing a funny song. Of course, I’ve always watching some of the col- and calls will be made to with them. Young mothers By Bill Crider known it from the very start: My parents told me lege baseball games, lead- fathers and grandfathers had to bear the responsibil- they loved me with all their heart. ing up to the CWS in across the way. There will ities of childbirth and chil- I know a special daddy, and he belongs to me. As I grow older. larger and strong; I can do We do so many fun things; he means the world to more things on my own; But I will remember Omaha in a couple of be traditional gifts (ties, drearing all alone. me. We run and play, and swim and climb up the weeks. We have watched socks, etc) but perhaps the Consequently, these chil- things my Daddy did just for me alone. We loved big oak tree; God made many wonderful dads, to wash the car together, dig in the yard some- some of the most exciting greatest gift for father dren grew up never know- but gave the best to me. times. There were baseball games, vacation trips, He tells me that when I was just a wee-wee baseball games – and there would be a note or call to ing the ‘love of a father’ as and campouts…SUPER FINE. babe, and could not crawl or walk, He’d take me is probably more to come. express gratitude for a car- it was meant to be. So, I will hold these memories in my heart as in his arms at night and coo me with his talk; Almost every player who ing love, a sacrificial life to when we talk about “God, time goes on -each word of love, encouragement, steps up to the plate can provide for the family, a our Heavenly Father”, we He’d sing me lullabys and then, caress my head and cheeks; He’d kiss me, lay me down while each funny little song. Now Father’s Day is so ‘deliver’. That is his expec- ‘thank you’ for always must be careful to help angels watched me sleep. special, and will be as each year goes by. I tation to say the least. being available, etc. them fully understand how Now that I’m growing bigger, and can do remember Dad’s words to me: “You are the Shouldn’t that be Wouldn’t it be a this all came about in histo- some things alone; I still like for Dad to hold me Apple of my eye.” Thank you, God, for Fathers. the heart’s desire tribute to father- ry. As we read the of every man who hood if all chil- Scriptures about God’s ‘fathers a child?’ dren could relate love, His adoption of sinful It takes a real this kind of mes- men, and how we become a man to be a sages to their part of His wonderful fami- Father. It’s not fathers? ly….Perhaps, we can help just a sexual mat- Nothing is those struggling in this area ter, but one more more precious to d raw near the Heavenly far-reaching than than to read (or Father, trust Him, and enter that. Men are BILL hear) what small into this unique relation- given the CRIDER children say ship: Father and child. resources to pro- about their par- It’s not too late to ‘begin duce (with ents…especially anew’ in this relationship. woman) children. their dads. There If you feel you have failed But Biblical teachings is such innocence in their as a father, come clean with place much more responsi- expressed feelings. As they the Lord, your family, your bility on men than just to grow older they begin to children (especially), and ‘produce children.’ He see our inconsistencies and renew a vow of fatherhood, must be a loving, caring, the tone usua lly changes a to be a trustworthy husband protective husband. He bit. By the time children are and a committed disciple of must provide in every 18, they can see clearly Jesus. And be amazed what aspect for his family. He ‘who that man is that calls a difference this will make must not provoke his chil- himself my dad.’ Sad to in the y ears ahead! Get in dren to anger but provide a say, many children have ‘an the game, step up to the loving, secure setting for absentee dad somewhere plate. Who knows, you his wife and children. He out yonder…they never see may hit a homer with just a must ‘step up to the plate’ nor hear from.‘ few adjustments to your and be productive in the Prisons are full of men stance, hand grip, and fol- game of life. and women who ‘never low through. Happy With Father’s Day knew their father’, or had Father’s Day! THE UPWARD LOOK Be alert, the adversary prowls “Be of sober spirit, be watchful. They were to be decimate, destroy, and on the alert. Your calm and sharp devour the believers. adversary, the minded. Even Lord Jesus, help me not devil, prowls when they cast all to be intimidated by the about like a roar- their concerns on roar of those opposed to ing lion, seeking the Lord, they You. Help me to be watch- someone to were to be vigi- ful and alert to evil attacks devour.” 1 Peter lant for the evil even as I trust in the protec- 5:8 NASB enemy lurks wait- With urgency ing to pounce. tion, care, and guidance of Peter exhorts The adversary, Your Mighty Hand. believers, facing accuser, and slan- Max Hutto is a Baptist times of troubles, MAX derer prowls Minister and a rfesident o sufferings, and HUTTO around seeking to Minden. More information persecutions, to disrupt, discour- can be found at be serious and age, debilitate, www.upwardlook.org. Want to share the Good News? Email your column to [email protected]
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