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162nd YEAR • NO. 234 JANUARY 30,2017 CLEVELAND, TN 20 PAGES • 50¢ ARSON SUSPECTED ‘Act of cowardliness,’ sheriff says of local church burning By ALLEN MINCEY Pastor Sieglinda Sherrill said the Banner Staff Writer “These are good church had been entered illegally people, but the person at least three times in the past two “Act of cowardliness” is what who did this — well, it weeks. Bradley County Sheriff Eric was a cowardly act on “They had stolen equipment, Watson called the alleged arson of his part.” — Eric Watson guitars and microphones, and a a small church on Rabbit Valley small amount of money we had in Road early Sunday morning. the church,” a distraught Sherrill The Christian Outreach Church, said. located at 225 Rabbit Valley Road, gutted by the fire when firefighters The pastor said that the church was first thought to be the site of a arrived just minutes later. had set up a sensor alarm at the burglary, but when first respon- The incident occurred just church, which alerted some of her ders arrived on the scene they before 2:30 a.m. Sunday, accord- family members (who live next found the structure engulfed in ing to Watson, and the Sheriff’s door to the church) of someone flames. Deputies with the Bradley Office’s Communications Director inside. They contacted the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office, responding James Bradford said that once fire County Emergency 911 service to the reported burglary, found department personnel arrived at about a possible burglary in smoke coming from the church’s the church, over half of the build- progress, then found the fire as Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY windows then contacted the ing was engulfed in flames. they and deputies neared the Bradley County Fire-Rescue serv- It was not the first time the DEBRIS FROM the Christian Outreach Church lies outside the building following a fire that occurred ice. The church had already been church had been burglarized. See ARSON, Page 10 Sunday morning. Authorities are presently deeming the fire as arson. Inside Today Rowland to return to VC role on TACIR

Contributed photos board THIS COLORFUL ARTWORK from a Cleveland High School student is one of 13 images which has so far been featured in the “ArtSmart” billboard campaign by Edge Billboards and the Bradley Cleveland Public Education Foundation. Mayor enters Roger rides to the Aussie title ‘ArtSmart’ showcases student talent his 7th term Roger Federer defeated Rafael By LARRY C. BOWERS Nadal to claim his 18th Grand Banner Staff Writer Slam title at the Australian Open tennis tournament. Atlanta BCPEF’s Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland Falcons GM Thomas Dimitroff followed up his State of the City says the Falcons-Patriots Super address to the Cleveland Kiwanis Bowl is a dream matchup for him. electronic Club last Thursday with a trip to The excitement of the NCAA Nashville, where he was re-elect- National Signing Day See may ed to a seventh two-year term as change forever, with the advent of vice chairman of the Tennessee an early signing period. Sports, billboards Advisory Commission on Pages 13-15. Intergovernmental Relations. Senate Majority Leader Mark on display Norris (R- Writer to Trump: Contributed photos Collierville) was A BRIGHT CARDINAL stands out in this artwork from an Ocoee Middle School student. It was re-elected to Stop taking bait By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG one of the pieces featured in the “ArtSmart” campaign by Edge Billboards and the Bradley Banner Staff Writer serve as chair- As President Donald Trump con- Cleveland Public Education Foundation. man. tinues to stamp his brand of leader- Local art students are now The elections ship within the White House, many enjoying a unique opportunity embraced the idea and began “I’m a big proponent for said. “This is such a generous came during suggestions are coming his way — to have their artwork seen by asking schools to submit art sharing art (and showing) how gift to the community.” the quarterly hundreds of people each day. to be displayed on the bill- hard the teachers work, and Voelz said the foundation from supporters and opponents — meeting of the The Bradley Cleveland board. how amazing the students contacted all the Cleveland state organiza- on how to build a strong partnership Public Education Foundation Voelz said five local schools are,” Waller said. and Bradley County public tion. TACIR with the American people. One has teamed up with Edge responded, and 13 students A Cleveland High School schools and invited them to meets at the Rowland writer offers this: Stop biting at every Billboards for a campaign have so far gotten to see their graduate, Waller noted she participate. Representatives state Capitol in piece of bait that rivals dangle in his called “ArtSmart.” creations on the big screen. had an “amazing” experience from the schools then selected the Legislative Plaza four times direction. See the guest “Viewpoint” To showcase the importance Each billboard image fea- studying art in school. artwork for consideration. each year, for two days. on Page 16 of today’s edition. of art in schools, students’ tures the art of one student, Because of this, she wanted to Art which has been on dis- The chairman of the commis- artwork is continuously being along with his or her first do something which could play so far has included sion is required to be a state leg- shown on a digital billboard name and the name of the encourage today’s students. everything from an image of a islator, and members are appoint- Forecast on Keith Street near Walmart school he or she attends. It While looking at digital bill- construction paper cutout cat ed on a rotation basis by the gov- and Staples. also serves as an advertise- boards in another city, Waller made by a Yates Primary ernor, lieutenant governor and Today’s forecast calls for sunny “We’ve had a good ment for the foundation. said she saw that another School student to peaceful speaker of the house. Rowland skies, with a high near 49 and a response,” said Lynn Voelz, Key Waller, who serves on company was featuring art paintings of birds created by was first appointed to the com- west wind of 5 to 10 mph. Tonight executive director of BCPEF. the BCPEF’s executive com- from students on its bill- Ocoee Middle School stu- mission by former Gov. Don should be mostly clear, with a low “The art from our students is mittee, said her goal for the boards. dents. Sundquist. around 36. Tuesday calls for mostly amazing, and it’s fun to see.” project is twofold. She said After considering how some- The first billboard in the "I feel honored to serve on this Key Waller, creative director she wants to “be a good stew- thing similar might work in “ArtSmart” campaign went up prestigious body and appreciate sunny skies and a high near 63 and co-owner of Edge ard” with the two digital bill- Cleveland, Waller decided to in November, and new art- degrees. Tuesday night should be the confidence of my fellow com- Billboards, approached the boards she and her husband approach the BCPEF with the work will continue to be missioners. I always look forward partly cloudy, with a low around 41. foundation with the idea of own in Cleveland, and also do idea of its staff helping gather shown as part of the cam- to each meeting where a variety of Wednesday looks to be partly featuring students’ art on the something to promote the art submissions from local paign through October. issues concerning cities and sunny, with a high near 62. billboards this fall for free. importance of art in local schools. counties in Tennessee are dis- The foundation eagerly schools. “We loved the idea,” Voelz See TALENT, Page 6 Index See ROWLAND, Page 6 Classified...... 18-19 Comics...... 8 Editorials...... 16 Horoscope...... 8 Cogdill reflects on 1997 glory season MINI Page...... 5 Obituaries...... 2 By PATRICK MacCOON championship, including the only one in Sports...... 13-15 Banner Sports Writer basketball. TV Schedule...... 9 PERSONALITY March 15, 1997, marked a proud tri- Weather...... 11 For one of the most invested support- umph over the 31-6 Panthers for a ers and former leaders of Cleveland High teacher/coach, who dedicated 25 years School sports, Charlie Cogdill now PROFILE of his life to the sport. Around Town enjoys being a diehard fan of Blue “Winning state that year was just Raider athletics, giving the program his Brian and Michelle Trotter over Brainerd in the Class AAA State such a journey,” Cogdill said as he all over many seasons. Championship game. Vincent Yarbrough reflected back on a historical season for spending a recent weekend in With Cleveland boys’ basketball off to was the MVP in a strong offensive show- Cleveland in which it won 30 straight North Carolina, and getting to its best start since the 2002-03 season, stay in Andy Griffith’s boyhood ing, which to this day is tied for the games after starting the season 3-2. the same year Cogdill was named “Not only were we the best team in home place ... Josh Holder per- Athletic Director of the Year by the third highest point total by any TSSAA forming his duties well. boys’ basketball program in a state Tennessee and took home the gold bas- TSSAA, there is also another significant ketball, but we got the sportsmanship championship game. date the current Cleveland Board of award out of the eight teams, as well. Education member will never forget. Cogdill was an assistant coach to Ray The team was such a joy to be around.” After all, 2017 marks the 20th Grant for the ’97 Blue Raiders, who are anniversary of Cleveland’s 87-79 win responsible for one of school’s 18 state See COGDILL, Page 6 Charlie Cogdill 6489076 75112 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Survivors and funeral arrange- Survivors include her four NASHVILLE (AP) — Hundreds of Garrison, who resigned Thursday, ments will be announced by the children: Samuel Puckett of people have gathered in Nashville Chattanooga and John Puckett, was charged with patronizing North Ocoee Chapel of Jim Rush to protest President Donald prostitution near a school or Funeral and Cremation Services. Martha Newman Mark Puckett and Matthew Trump’s travel ban. Puckett, all of Cleveland; eight Carol Maria Williams church. His charge reportedly Martha Green Newman, 75, a Local media reports the crowd resident of Cleveland, passed grandchildren; three great- Carol Maria Williams, 50, of involves an adult. grandchildren; brother, Ellis Cleveland, passed away on made its way Sunday to the office A transit authority statement away Friday, Jan. 27, 2017, in a of Republican U.S. Sen. Bob Chattanooga hospital. Forrester of Flintstone, Ga.; Saturday, Jan. 28, 2017. says the arrest “in no way dimin- She was born in Dayton, and and several nieces and She was born on Oct. 21, Corker. ishes the contributions of Mr. was a lifelong resident of the nephews. 1966. Without criticizing Trump, Garrison at MATA during his area. She was a graduate of The funeral will be conducted She moved to Cleveland in Corker said in a statement tenure over the last few years.” Bradley Central High School at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 31, 1994 from Ooltewah. She was a Sunday evening, “We all share a Class of 1960 and a 1964 gradu- 2017, in the chapel of Fike- member of the Life Bridges fami- desire to protect the American ate of The University of Randolph & Son Funeral Home ly, with whom she has lived for people, but this executive order Nashville federal judge to resign, Chattanooga. She was a mem- with Minister Jeff Archey and the past 14 years. Minister Bill Maynard officiat- has been poorly implemented, return to private firm ber of First Cumberland She loved steam trains, watch- NASHVILLE (AP) — A federal ing. ing the Weather Channel, and especially with respect to green Presbyterian Church. card holders.” He added that the judge in Nashville says he will She was preceded in death by The interment will follow in music — especially Amy Grant. her parents, Delmar Samuel Union Grove Church of Christ She was a joy to all who had the administration should “immedi- resign and return to private prac- Green and Altheia Williams Cemetery. privilege of knowing her and will ately make appropriate revisions” tice, giving President Donald Green. Her family will receive friends be greatly missed by all of her to the ban. Trump a second federal judgeship She is survived by her hus- from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the friends and family. Among the speakers was to fill in the city. band, David Cooper Newman; funeral home. She is preceded in death by Nashville Mayor Megan Barry, The Tennessean reports that children: Michael Cooper her paternal grandparents, who said “America is stronger and Chief U.S. District Judge Kevin H. Newman (Gena) and David Brian Robert F. Jr. and Lessie V. better when we have each other’s Sharp sent his resignation letter to Newman and wife, Lisa; grand- Williams; maternal grandparents: the president Thursday and will H. Roland and Lillie Davis of back.” children: Caitlyn Elizabeth Lynn, Some of the signs carried by work his last day April 15. Andrew Cooper Newman and Columbus, Ga. and Lou Bates Taylor Stewart Newman; great- (Bobby) of Kathleen, Ga. demonstrators read “We will love The 54-year-old says he will grandson, Cooper I. Newman; She leaves behind to cherish and protect each other” and “Ya’ll join the Nashville branch of brother, Walter E. Green and her memory her father, Robert F. are welcome.” Sanford Heisler, a national civil wife, Connie; sister-in-law, Sarah Robbie L. Reed Williams (Kathy); mother, Trump’s order temporarily sus- rights law firm. Sharp was N. Shouse and husband, Bill, of Robbie L. Reed, 86, of Spring Rosalind “Dodie” Williams; broth- pended immigration from seven appointed by then-President Preston Island, Ala.; brother-in- City, died this morning, Jan. 30, er, Bryan Williams (Teresa); majority Muslim countries. It also Barack Obama in 2011. He has law, Thomas P. Newman and 2017, at her home. niece, Maegan Williams; nephew, has halted a Syrian refugee pro- been chief judge since 2014. Wendell Johnson wife, Sally; several nieces and Survivors and arrangements Jayce Williams; and several gram. In December, U.S. District nephews; and very special will be announced by Companion nieces, nephews, and extended Wendell Jefferson Johnson, 77, family members and friends. Judge Todd Campbell announced friend, Sandra Bishop Rogers of Funeral Home and Crematory. he would take senior status, leav- of Cleveland and Gulfport, Miss., Dayton. A celebration of Carol’s life will 2 killed, 5 injured in Tennessee passed away on Wednesday, Jan. ing his seat vacant as well. A gathering of friends will be be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. highway crash 25, 2017, at a local health care held from 4 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, 31, 2017, at Life Bridges, 764 Old Trump will nominate judges for facility. Jan. 31, 2017, at Ralph Buckner Chattanooga Pike SW, MARYVILLE (AP) — The the federal bench in Nashville, and He retired from a career in Funeral Home. Cleveland. Tennessee Highway Patrol says the U.S. Senate will confirm them. heavy construction. He worked on We invite you to send a mes- Interment and graveside serv- two people were killed and five and supervised projects including sage of condolence and view the ice will be held at 2 p.m. others were injured in a two-vehi- some of the largest levees on the Newman family guestbook at Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017, at cle accident on U.S. Route 411 in Task force to consider Clarksville- Mississippi River Waterway www.ralphbuckner.com. Roselawn Memorial Gardens, east Tennessee. Montgomery County merger System, the Tennessee- 5350 NW Broad St, CLARKSVILLE (AP) — Tombigbee and Red River locks, The Highway Patrol says a pick- Murfreesboro, TN 37129. Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan is dams and channels. A gathering will be held at up truck driven by 51-year-old He was a member of First Carol’s brother Bryan’s house fol- David Kirkland of Vonore crossed calling for the creation of a task United Methodist Church in lowing the interment for any fami- the center line and collided with force to make the case for a metro- Cleveland. ly and friends in the area who an SUV on Saturday. politan government for the city He was born in West Carroll wish to attend. Media outlets report Kirkland and Montgomery County. Parish, La., to Mattie and Claude You are invited to share a per- was charged with two counts of The Leaf-Chronicle of Johnson, who preceded him in sonal memory of Carol or your vehicular homicide, two counts of Clarksville reports that McMillan death, as did two brothers: Huey condolences with her family at vehicular assault and driving wants input from residents to and Joe Douglas. her online memorial located at develop consensus about the need He is survived by his wife, under the influence. www.companionfunerals.com. for consolidated government Jeanne Ragsdale Johnson, of Companion Funeral and The Highway Patrol says a pas- Cleveland; children: Brian (Ginger) Cremation Service and the Cody senger in Kirkland’s pickup, 49- before taking the formal step of of West Monroe, La., Jeff family are honored to assist the year-old Rebecca Kirkland, was forming a charter commission and (LaDonna) of Keota, Okla., Williams family with these killed along with a passenger in putting the matter before voters. Sharon Ledford of Helena, Mont., arrangements. the SUV, 28-year-old Matthew McMillan noted that two previ- and Teresa Rollins (Chris) of Carol’s family would especially Sherwood of Maryville. David ous attempts to combine the Cartersville, Ga.; grandchildren: like to extend appreciation to Life Kirkland and four others sus- Clarksville and Montgomery Brian, Ira, and Mason Johnson of Bridges for their tremendous care tained injuries that didn’t appear County governments have failed. West Monroe, Jeffery Johnson of and friendship over the years. In the mayor’s words, it would be Porum, Okla., Elizabeth Jackson to be life-threatening. of Stigler, Okla., April Ingram of “little more than wishful thinking” Shreveport, La., Meranda Weece Shannon Louise Smith 42 arrested on prostitution-related to expect a consolidation to occur of McCurtain, Okla., Keri Ledford without support from the entire Shannon Louise Smith, 49, of Fairbanks, Aklaska, Trey, Tara charges in Memphis community. passed away on Thursday, Jan. and Hayley Rollins of Cartersville, MEMPHIS (AP) — Authorities 26, 2017. There are three metropolitan Ga.; a number of great-grandchil- say 42 people have been arrested She was a graduate of McMinn governments in Tennessee, creat- dren; sister, Mary Ann Jones Central High School and resided in Memphis on prostitution-related ed by the consolidations of (Eugene) of Risen, Ark.; brother, Jean Wise in Cleveland. charges, including the former CEO Nashville and Davidson County; Donald Johnson (Brenda); sisters- Jean Wise, 80, of Cleveland, Mostly well-known for her of the city’s transit authority. Hartsville and Trousdale County; in-law: Chrisie Johnson of Epps, died Sunday, Jan. 29, 2017, at flourishing free spirit, she had a The Tennessee Bureau of La., and Denna Kastner of the family residence. and Lynchburg and Moore Isaiah Jamal Parris fun-loving laugh and peppy per- Investigation announced Friday Prescott, Ariz.; brothers-in-law: Survivors and funeral arrange- County. Isaiah Jamal Parris, 23, sonality that could light up any Joe Ragsdale (Nelda) of Calhoun, ments will be announced by Jim that 38 men and four women have passed away on Thursday, Jan. room. Ga., and Clyde Ragsdale (Anne) Rush Funeral and Cremation been arrested as part of three-day 26, 2017. She is preceded in death by Tennessee State alum to be of Crossville; and a number of Services Wildwood Ave. Chapel. operation. The bureau says those He was a graduate of her brother, Brandon “Ton-Ton” nieces and nephews. charged were among hundreds recognized before Super Bowl McMinn County High School Miller; stepfather, Tommy Lee A Celebration of Life service is ASHVILLE (AP) — Tennessee and resided in Cleveland. Williams; grandparent, John who responded to prostitution- planned for 2 p.m, Friday, Feb. 3, Known mostly for his lively Miller; and nephew, Dion Parks. related advertisements on State University’s Pro Football 2017, at Companion Funeral personality, he was always the She leaves to mourn her pass- Backpage.com. Eight men tried to Hall of Famers will be recognized Home, 2419 Georgetown Road life of the party and took every ing her husband, Neal Smith; buy sex from a minor. at Super Bowl 51 next weekend. N.W. chance he could to spend time parents, Beverly Henry and According to media reports, NFL official Troy Vincent Sr. The family will receive friends with his family. Lebron (Terrie) Miller; two sons: told university President Glenda one hour prior, from 1 until the 2 He is preceded in death by Isaiah Parris and Martin Smith; p.m. service time. Glover in a letter that the NFL will his mother, Shannon Smith; two daughters: Charity Parris In lieu of flowers, donations may host Hall of Famers from father, Ron Bazel; aunt, and Savannah Smith; one step- be made to: First United Methodist Historically Black Colleges and Leatrice McDermott; grandpar- son, Demetrice Smith; two step- Church, 3425 North Ocoee St., LOTTERY NUMBERS Universities in recognition of their ents, Eva and Ronnie Bazel; daughters; Ashley and Letitia Cleveland, TN, 37312 great-grandparents: Flora and Smith; four sisters: Tiffiany achievements and the league’s You are invited to share a per- Lonnie Jackson and William (Brian) Parris, Kristina (Jan) growing relationship with the sonal memory of Wendell or your (AP) - These lotteries were All or Nothing Morning: 04-05- and Rose Reasonover, John Parks, Misty Walker-Dean, and schools. condolences with his family at his drawn Sunday: 08-10-11-12-14-17-19-21-22-23 Miller; and cousin, Dion Parks. 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Beverly Henry and Lebron (Breanna) Parris; a dear great- Mega Millions Estimated jack- Cash 4 Midday: 1-2-8-7 (Terrie) Miller; four aunts: niece, Aleah Parris; special pot: $15 million Fantasy 5: 03-07-22-33-42 Chaun Bazel, Tiffiany (Brian) friend, Todd Davis; and a host of PowerballEstimated jackpot: Estimated jackpot: $1.1 million Tammy Leatherwood, Dewey Parris, Kristina (Jan) Parks, aunts, uncles, cousins, and $206 million Georgia FIVE Evening: 3-6-5-5- Woody, Annette McCall, Jeanie To submit an obituary, have Misty Walker-Dean; two uncles, friends. Sam Bazel and Joseph Walton; Georgia 0 Wright, Tommy Boring, Richard the funeral home or cremation The funeral will be held 5 Card Cash: KS-9D-10H-2S- Georgia FIVE Midday: 5-2-8-9- Yarber, Karen King, David Long, society in charge of arrange- special cousins: Jamaya Bazel, Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017, at 1 Jakylon Bazel, William (Jenna) p.m. at Mt. Olive AME Zion 10S 6 Debbie Anderson and Pete Ridley, ments e-mail the information to who are celebrating birthdays [email protected] Parris, Kendall Parris, Preston Church in Etowah with the Rev. All or Nothing Day: 01-02-03- Mega Millions Estimated jack- Mooney, Quincy (Breanna) Joe Moore delivering the eulogy. 07-08-11-12-13-14-15-16-18 pot: $15 million today ... Summer Duggan, who is m and fax to 423-614-6529, Parris, Aleah Parris, Keaira attention Obits. The family will receive friends All or Nothing Evening: 01-02- Powerball Estimated jackpot: celebrating her 19th birthday Poteet, Shyla Poteet, Evashea one hour before the service at 07-11-14-15-16-17-18-21-22-24 $206 million today. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017— 3 6 killed in Canada mosque shooting; Trudeau calls it terror QUEBEC CITY (AP) — A shoot- Ali Hamadi said he left the deeply saddened by the loss of ing at a Quebec City mosque mosque a few minutes before the life. His office said no motive had during evening prayers left six shooting and said a friend, been confirmed. people dead and eight others Abdelkrim Hassen was killed. He Francois Deschamps, an wounded in an attack that said Hassen, who worked in organizer of a refugee-support Canada’s prime minister called information technology for the group in Quebec City, said the Women’s a Cappella an act of terrorism. Police arrest- government, had three daugh- motive for Sunday’s attack was is coming to Cleveland! ed two suspects. ters and a wife, whom he had to unknown, but right-wing groups Come out to our open house! More than 50 people were at notify of the death. are very organized in Quebec the Quebec Islamic Cultural Quebec City police spokesman City, distributing fliers at the Centre when the shooting erupt- Constable Pierre Poirier said the university and plastering stick- ed Sunday night. Some of the mosque had been evacuated and ers around town. wounded were gravely injured, the situation was under control. Deschamps said he has Quebec provincial police spokes- Trudeau had earlier reacted to received death threats after woman Christine Coulombe said Trump’s visa ban for people from starting a refugee support group early Monday. The dead ranged some Muslim-majority countries on Facebook and people have February 4th - 2-5 PM in age from age 35 to 70, she by tweeting Saturday: “To those posted his address online. Ocoee Middle School said, and 39 people were fleeing persecution, terror & war, “I’m not very surprised about unharmed. Canadians will welcome you, the event,” Deschamps said. One suspect was arrested at regardless of your faith. Diversity The Canadian Council of the scene and another nearby in is our strength Imams said in a statement that d’Orleans, and police said they #WelcomeToCanada.” “Islamophobia has killed inno- YMCA did not believe there were other Trudeau also posted a picture cent Canadians.” suspects. Police didn’t release of himself greeting a Syrian child “We ask all decent people to JOIN BY names of the suspects or give a at Toronto’s airport in late 2015. stand against hatred of Islam possible motive. Trudeau oversaw the arrival of and Muslims in any forum,” the JAN. 31 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau more than 39,000 Syrian statement read. and Quebec Premier Philippe refugees soon after he was elect- “Our message to anyone in the AND PAY Couillard both characterized the ed. Canadian Muslim community attack as a terrorist act, which The mayor of Gatineau, who may experience NO came amid heightened tensions Quebec, near Canada’s capital of Islamophobia is not to suffer in worldwide over President Donald Ottawa, said there would be an silence.” JOINING FEE! Trump’s travel ban on several increased police presence at Muslim countries. Francis Vachon/the Canadian Press via AP mosques around his city follow- “We condemn this terrorist PoliCE surVEy thE sCEnE after a deadly shooting at a ing the attack. attack on Muslims in a center of mosque in Quebec City, Canada, Sunday. Quebec Premier Philippe The New York Police worship and refuge,” Trudeau Couillard termed the act "barbaric violence" and expressed solidarity Department also said it was step- said in a statement. “It is heart- with victims' families. ping up patrols at mosques and wrenching to see such senseless other houses of worship. violence. Diversity is our ratist government of the province be held across Quebec on “NYPD is providing additional strength, and religious tolerance called for a ban on ostentatious Monday. protection for mosques in the is a value that we, as Canadians, religious symbols such as the Quebec City Mayor Regis city. All New Yorkers should be hold dear. hijab in public institutions. Labeaume, appearing shaken, vigilant. If you see something, “Muslim-Canadians are an In the summer of 2016 a pig’s said, “No person should have to say something,” New York City important part of our national head was left on the doorstep of pay with their life, for their race, Mayor Bill de Blasio said on fabric, and these senseless acts the Quebec Islamic Cultural their color, their sexual orienta- Twitter. have no place in our communi- Centre in the middle of tion or their religious beliefs,” “Our prayers tonight are with ties, cities and country,” he said. Ramadan, when Muslims fast Labeaume said. the people of Quebec City as they Family Canada is generally very wel- from dawn to sunset. Practicing Cultural Centre President deal with a terrible attack on a Medicine Today coming toward immigrants and Muslims do not eat pork. Mohamed Yangui said the shoot- mosque. We must stand togeth- all religions, but the French- “The Muslim community was ing in occurred in the men’s sec- er,” de Blasio said in another by Dr. Paul Grayson Smith, Jr., D.O., P.C. the target of this murderous tion of the mosque. He said he and Dr. Paul Grayson Smith, III, D.O. speaking province of Quebec has tweet. Both Physicians Are Certified by the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians. had a long-simmering debate attack,” Couillard said at an wasn’t at the center when the Canada’s public safety minis- about race and religious accom- early morning news conference. attack occurred, but he got some ter, Ralph Goodale, said on GALLSTONES modation. The previous sepa- He said solidarity rallies would details from people on the scene. Twitter Sunday that he was On the right side of the abdo- cause intense pain and need imme- men, just underneath the liver, lies a diate attention. little pear-shaped organ called the If you don’t have any symp - gallbladder. The gallbladder stores toms, a policy of active monitor - bile, the fluid that is released into ing is often recommended. If your Italy welcomes 41 Syrian refugees the small intestine to help with the symptoms are more severe and digestion of food. Sometimes little occur frequently, surgery is usually ROME (AP) — Italian govern- tion that has resettled some 540 refugees," said M'aha Aleiwer from At the same time the Syrians bits of digestive fluid build up and recommended. The gallbladder ment and church officials wel- people in Italy in the past year as an Homs. were being welcomed with open solidify into gallstones that can isn’t an essential organ and you comed 41 Syrian refugees at alternative to the deadly sea cross- Italy's deputy foreign minister, arms in Rome, police in Milan were range in size from as tiny as a grain can lead a perfectly normal life Rome's airport Monday, saying ings most migrants make to try to Mario Giro, greeted the Syrians at of sand to something relatively without one. To schedule an announcing the results of a two- giant—about the size of a golf ball. appointment, please call 472- they wanted to show solidarity get to Italy at the hands of smug- the airport and denounced as inef- year investigation into a land-based People can develop just one gall- 6548. We are located at Ocoee with those fleeing war at a time glers. ficient the Trump administration's trafficking nework for migrants who stone, or they can develop several Premiere Park, Suite 101, at 2121 when the U.S. is sending refugees Aid workers identify refugees in immigration restrictions banning reach Italy by sea. Thirty-four at one time. Sometimes gallstones North Ocoee. We are available away and building a wall to keep Lebanon and arrange for visas via travelers from seven predominant- arrest warrants were issued in don’t cause any symptoms, and Monday through Friday, 8:00 to migrants out. the Italian embassy. Once in Italy, ly Muslim countries, Syria includ- Italy, France and Germany against thus don’t need any treatment. 5. We Treat Our Patients Like We The children among the Syrians the churches take charge of find- ed. the Egyptian-headed organization Other times, however, they can Would Like to be Treated. were given balloons as they arrived, ing the refugees housing, school- He said walls, as proposed by the that arranged transport for the P.S. Gallstones are quite common in the United States. and a colorful sign reading "Welcome ing and other immediate services Trump administration along the migrants from Sicily to Milan and to Italy" greeted them and their par- to help them integrate into Italian Mexican border, have similarly been beyond. ents in the airport terminal. They society. shown not to work. What works, were the latest group of refugees to "We thank Italy for this hospital- Giro said, is the organized accept- be resettled in Italy via a "humani- ity, and we hope that all countries ance and distribution of refugees, tarian corridor" agreement between in all the world will do what Italy with all security provisions neces- the Italian government and a has done saving people who have sary, coupled with economic Catholic-Protestant collaborative escaped from Syria, from the war accords with countries of origin to project. that is going on right now," said try to stem the flow of economic "At a moment in time where Ahmad Alkhaled, one of the migrants. they're building walls in other refugees who fled his home in "This works. Everything else parts of the world, we are making Homs. doesn't," Giro said. bridges and bringing by air those The refugees said many of them Italy has been on the front line who have the right to come to planned to return home after of Europe's migration crisis, coor- arrive in security," said the vice peace is restored to their country, dinating the EU Mediterranean prefect of the interior ministry, and that regardless they didn't rescue operation and processing Donatella Candura. represent a security threat as the the migrants for asylum. While The airlift was organized by the Trump administration charged. Italy has demanded the EU do Sant'Egidio Community and the "Islam is full of people who are more to help out, the government Federation of Evangelical Churches friendly, who are full of friendship. accepts its obligations to protect in Italy, an ecumenical collabora- There are no terrorists among us those who flee war, he said. U.K.: Trump to visit, despite travel ban outcry LONDON (AP) — A state visit to Britain by President Donald Trump later this year will go ahead, the prime minister’s office said Monday, despite increasing calls for it to be can- celed over his temporary ban on residents of seven majority- Muslim countries entering the U.S. Furor over the travel ban has tarnished what British officials had considered a highly successful trip to Washington by Prime Minister Theresa May. She met Trump at the White House on Friday and announced that he had been invited to come AP Photo/Evan Vucci to Britain later this year as the British PrimE ministEr Theresa May speaks during a news guest of Queen Elizabeth II. conference with President Donald Trump in the East Room of the May’s Downing St. office said White House in Washington, Friday. Monday that “an invitation has the country for 120 days. There was widespread confu- been extended and accepted,” Britain’s three biggest opposi- sion about whether the ban and the visit is still on. tion parties have all called for applied to dual nationals. No date has been announced Trump’s state visit to be can- Somali-born British Olympic for the state visit, which celed and an online petition champion runner Mo Farah said involves lavish pomp and cere- opposing the trip has more than he feared it would prevent him mony, generally with a stay at 1 million signatures. Protests returning to the U.S., where he Buckingham Palace. against the travel ban are lives. The visit was hailed by gov- planned Monday in London and Late Sunday, Britain’s ernment officials as a sign of the other British cities. Foreign Office said U.S. author- close trans-Atlantic relation- Any petition with more than ities had clarified that the ban ship, which was also reflected in 100,000 signatures must be didn’t apply to British citizens May’s invitation to meet Trump considered for a debate in who are also nationals of one of just a week after his inaugura- Parliament, though not a bind- the seven countries. Canada’s tion. ing vote. foreign minister said he had But criticism of May’s wooing Last year, Parliament debated been told the same about of Trump erupted when — only whether to ban Trump, then a Canadian dual nationals. hours after the prime minister presidential candidate, from vis- However, the website of the had left the White House — the iting Britain after a similar U.S. Embassy in London president signed an executive online petition was filed. advised nationals of the seven order suspending all travel to Trump’s travel ban sparked countries — “including dual the U.S. of citizens of Iran, Iraq, protests at airports across the nationals” — not to book visa Sudan, Somalia, Syria, Yemen U.S., along with expressions of appointments, saying their and Libya for 90 days. The order condemnation and concern from applications would not be also bars all refugees entering around the world. processed. 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Defendant at murder trial denies shooting of officer MEMPHIS (AP) — A man housemate and went to bed. charged with killing a Memphis When police arrived, “it was officer in 2012 has denied dur- Treveno Campbell, 25, somebody broke into the house,” ing his trial that he shot at her. has pleaded not guilty Campbell testified. “I didn’t Treveno Campbell, 25, has to charges of killing know what was going on. A pleaded not guilty to charges of Memphis Police Officer whole lot of racket. I was scared killing Memphis Police Officer Martoiya Lang and to death.” Martoiya Lang and attempting to attempting to kill five Police said Campbell opened kill five other officers. Lang was other officers. Lang was fire with a 9mm pistol with a Memphis’ first female officer Memphis’ first female high-capacity magazine, striking slain in the line of duty. officer slain in the line Lang and another officer who The Commercial Appeal of duty. survived. (http://memne.ws/2kBNwy2 ) Prosecutor Alanda Dwyer said reports Campbell testified in opening statements last week Sunday in his murder trial that rant and wearing protective that Campbell fired 11 shots. he was asleep but was awakened vests entered a home where When an officer with a shield by a police raid. drug trafficking was suspected entered his room with the word He said he didn’t know that on Dec. 14, 2012. Police said “police” across the front, “I was police officers had arrived and they found marijuana, a gun shocked,” Campbell said. he started shooting “to scare and cash in the house. The officer told him to put up people out of the house.” Campbell is charged with pos- hands up. Campbell said he Campbell testified no one was sessing drugs with the intent to complied. in his room and he saw no one sell, in addition to charges of Defense attorney William Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG to aim his gun at. He said he first-degree murder in Lang’s Massey said Campbell stopped BOBBIE REAGAN, one of the coordinators for the annual local Shoes for Orphan Souls drive, was hoping whoever was in the death, attempted murder of the firing and put his hands up speaks to the Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club about the ongoing effort to collect shoes and socks. house would leave. other five officers and using a when he realized he was shoot- When asked at the trial if he firearm while committing a ing at police. That’s when an shot at Lang, Campbell said, felony. officer shot Campbell three “no, I wouldn’t do that.” Campbell testified that he had times. Not too soon to begin thinking According to police, Organized come home from work, was too Campbell said he had a gun about ‘Shoes for Orphan Souls’ Crime Unit officers with a war- tired to play a video game with a for protection. By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG large plastic totes contained Military: First-known combat Banner Staff Writer what was estimated to be at “Could you say how least a couple hundred brand- One of the local organizers many pairs of shoes new pairs. death since Trump sworn in of an annual collection drive you have in your With months to go until for Buckner International’s closet right now, Cleveland’s big Shoes for WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s been Pentagon and so spoke on condi- online news service linked to the Shoes for Orphan Souls is without looking? I Orphan Souls drive, she described as the greatest burden tion of anonymity. terror group said the raid left about encouraging the community couldn’t. Most of us expressed hope more people any commander in chief must bear. The U.S. has been striking al- 30 people dead, including women to start thinking about giving have plenty, and we will begin thinking about how Just days into his young presi- Qaida in Yemen from the air for and children. Among the children this year. can help people who they can help. dency, a U.S. service member has more than 15 years, mostly using killed was Anwaar, the 8-year-old Bobbie Reagan, one of three do not.” The drive is expected to died in military action authorized drones. Sunday’s surprise pre- daughter of Anwar al-Awlaki, a main volunteers planning the — Bobbie Reagan take place this summer, with by Donald Trump. It’s the first dawn raid could signal a new esca- radical Yemeni-American cleric local effort, spoke to the the exact dates still to be known combat death of a member lation against extremist groups in killed in a U.S. airstrike in Yemen Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club announced. of the U.S. military since Trump the Arab world’s poorest but strate- in 2011, according to the girl’s recently. ty of organizing a community- wide collection drive. Later, Collection boxes are expect- took the oath of office on Jan. 20 gically located country. grandfather. While the drive is not cured to be placed at a variety of and underscores the gravity of the The action provides an early win- Nasser al-Awlaki told The rently underway, she stressed she teamed up with David Whitaker, who had been local businesses to make it decisions he now makes. dow into how the new president Associated Press that Anwaar was it is not too early to begin convenient to donate shoes. A Three service members were also will put his campaign rhetoric into visiting her mother when the raid thinking about giving shoes. organizing such an effort at local packing event will also wounded Sunday during the fire- action when it comes to foreign took place. She was shot in the “Right now, my mission is his church. The two later be planned, and volunteers fight with militants from al-Qaida intervention. neck and bled for two hours before to get everyone to know about began working with another will be needed to assist with in the Arabian Peninsula’s branch Trump had promised an she died, he said. it,” Reagan said. volunteer, Keith Gombash, for a local drive. that effort. in Yemen. The raid left nearly 30 “America first” approach and an In addition to killing the mili- Shoes for Orphan Souls is others dead, including an estimat- end to the “era of nation building” if tants, White House Press Secretary an international effort which Thanks to the community, All shoe sizes are accepted, this effort has since blos- though Reagan said sizes ed 14 militants. A fourth U.S. serv- he won the White House. Many Sean Spicer said U.S. forces “cap- provides shoes to many chil- ice member was injured when a interpreted his language as isola- tured a whole host of information dren in need each year. somed into a drive which has which would fit older children been known to result in thou- and teens are needed the military aircraft assisting in the tionist and expected Trump to be about future plots that’s going to It has been operated under mission had a “hard landing” near- more cautious about where the benefit this country and keep us charitable organization sands of shoes being collected most, which often includes for Shoes for Orphan Souls. adult sizes. Closed-toed ath- by, according to U.S. Central U.S. intervened. safe.” Buckner International since Command. At the same time, Trump had The president “extends his con- 1999. Since then, more than Reagan said she hopes the letic shoes are also highly val- community will similarly ued. “Americans are saddened this broadcast a stronger posture on dolences,” he said on ABC’s “‘This 3 million pairs of shoes have morning with news that a life of a the world stage. He pledged to beef Week.” ‘’But more importantly, he been distributed all over the embrace this year’s drive Reagan said she has a through donating and volun- heart for Shoes for Orphan heroic service member has been up the military and said he aimed understands the fight that our ser- world. taken in our fight against the evil of to achieve “peace through vicemen and women conduct on a The new shoes are packed teering. Souls, because she realizes Shoes for Orphan Souls many people in this world do radical Islamic terrorism,” Trump strength.” daily basis to keep this country by volunteers and shipped to said in a statement. Sunday’s raid was not the first safe.” 83 different countries, prima- only collects new shoes, not not have access to footwear. used. This is for a couple of While many people see “My deepest thoughts and hum- time that the United States had Just over a week ago, suspected rily to orphanages where blest prayers are with the family of conducted a counterterrorism raid U.S. drone strikes killed three other reasons — to make sure chil- shoes as fashion accessories, there are many children in this fallen service member,” he on the ground in Yemen, but it was alleged al-Qaida operatives in dren receive shoes which are she noted people lacking need. Roughly 30 percent of said. not the usual approach of striking Bayda in what was the first-such of good quality, as well as to shoes is actually a public the shoes are given to chil- The names of the casualties were from the air, the defense official killings reported in the country prevent any problems in health issue. In some commu- dren in this country as well. not released. said. since Trump assumed the U.S. international customs while nities overseas, some have to “Many of them actually go Planning for the clandestine The raid was planned as a clan- presidency. shipping the shoes. tread barefoot through areas here in the United States,” counterterrorism raid began before destine operation and not intended Al-Qaida in the Arabian Reagan said. “Those drop-offs “You want to give them the which contain raw sewage, putting them at risk for a President Barack Obama left office to be made public, but the loss of a Peninsula, long seen by just aren’t featured as much.” best and make sure they will on Jan. 20, but Trump authorized service member changed that, the Washington as among the most She explained she first be able to use them for a long variety of health problems. She also noted shoes are the raid, according to a U.S. official said, adding that no dangerous branches of the global heard of Shoes for Orphan time,” Reagan said. defense official, who was not detainees were taken in the opera- terror network, has exploited the Souls while listening to However, she said any used required for school atten- dance, meaning a child could authorized to discuss details tion. chaos of Yemen’s civil war, seizing Chattanooga radio station shoes which do find their way beyond those announced by the An al-Qaida official and an territory in the south and east. Moody Radio WMBW 88.9. into local collection boxes find see his or her educational She heard an ad for the pro- new homes through local opportunities limited without gram at a time when she was organizations like The Caring them. looking for a way to teach her Place. “Could you say how many granddaughter about the Donations of new pairs of pairs of shoes you have in importance of giving. socks to go with the shoes are your closet right now, without That first year, she and her also needed and appreciated, looking?” Reagan asked. “I granddaughter went shopping Reagan said. couldn’t. Most of us have together to find shoes to Bradley Sunrise Rotarian plenty, and we can help peo- donate. This later turned into Robert Anderson helped ple who do not.” an annual tradition. jump-start this year’s drive by For more information on After three years, Reagan presenting Reagan with socks Shoes for Orphan Souls, visit began looking at the possibili- on behalf of the club. Two http://www.buckner.org/shoes. Local United Way is exceeding latest national trends in giving Special to the Banner a community of such hard- working, generous people,” said In an economic society “While United Ways Matt Jenne, United Way board increasingly aware of the value across the nation have chair. “We’re also very proud of of a dollar, most nonprofit seen a 4 percent being commended as an organi- organizations have seen decrease overall, United zation for the hard work United decreases over the past several Way of the Ocoee Region Way does to openly steward years in their charitable giving, showed a 104 percent their resources with diligence according to officials at United increase over the 2014-15 Way of the Ocoee Region. and excellence.” year, with revenue of A Four Star rating, according It is a trend that is the “new $2.318 million more than normal” for most nonprofit to Charity Navigator, is awarded the 2013-2014 year.” only to exceptional nonprofits organizations across the coun- — Matt Ryerson try, and has been for multiple who are exceeding industry years, said Matt Ryerson, presi- standards and outperforming dent and CEO of the local decrease in charitable giving,” most charities in its cause. United Way affiliate. Ryerson cited. “We’ve been very “United Way connects people In spite of the national trend, blessed to see just the opposite to community by bringing stake- the local United Way has seen here and it is because of the holders together to address the an upward trend in revenue for generous and giving spirit of the crisis and chronic issues our the past several years, Ryerson community in which we live, a community faces,” Ryerson stat- Is Your Child, Parent, Grandparent or Favorite Pet pointed out. community we are proud to call ed. “We fight to find solutions to “While United Ways across home.” these issues in education, in the Cleveland Daily Banner? 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oni, hornet. hornet. oni, oni, pepper d, herchar d, or or bugs, bugs, ﬁeld, ﬁeld, , , eers:juicwAns 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Federal utility TVA going to trial: pollution claims NASHVILLE (AP) — Environmental Protection Environmental groups are taking Agency drinking water stan- the Tennessee Valley Authority to dards. But they also said the trial over waste ash from an water showed levels of the harm- aging coal-fired power plant ful chemical hexavalent chromi- northeast of Nashville, saying it um — typically resulting from an polluted the Cumberland River industrial process — were slight- in violation of the Clean Water ly above EPA risk levels. Act. The Southern Environmental In a bench trial starting Law Center, representing the Monday in federal court in other environmental groups, Nashville, the Tennessee Clean cites test of two water wells — Contributed photos A BLACK CAT created by a Yates Primary School student is one of 13 student art pieces featured so far in the “ArtSmart” billboard cam- Water Network and Tennessee including Hudson’s — in court Scenic Rivers Association say the documents along with results paign by Edge Billboards and the Bradley Cleveland Public Education Foundation. pollution is due to the TVA’s that found the chemical in the faulty storage of coal ash, a Cumberland River near where byproduct of burning coal for the plant takes in water. energy. Hudson is slated to testify for The nation’s largest public the environmental groups. utility, which powers 9 million At certain levels, the chemical customers in parts of seven has been found to cause cancer Southern states, says it has in lab animals when they drink it abided by the law and hasn’t sul- in water, according to the lied drinking water sources. National Institutes of Health and But the environmental groups the EPA. contend coal ash storage ponds The environmental groups at the 1950s-era Gallatin Fossil said numerous other materials Plant have been illegally seeping in the coal ash ponds could also toxic pollutants into the ground- harm human health. water and the Cumberland River But Brooks said monitoring for years. The groups also say in data show no impact on river the lawsuit filed in 2015 that water from plant operations. state regulators didn’t require Additionally, he said, the utili- Contributed photos sufficient changes at the plant to ty tested Hudson’s well again A BIRD perched on a plant is shown in this artwork from an Ocoee Middle School student. This is one of 13 art pieces from local students safeguard against contamina- and it met drinking water stan- which have so far been featured as part of the “ArtSmart” billboard campaign. tion, according to court docu- dards for Tennessee, save for ments. unrelated fecal coliform. He also TVA spokesman Scott Brooks said there are other potential said decades of data show the sources of the hexavalent plant hasn’t had any impact on chromium, including natural Talent potable water sources, adding occurrences. the utility heeded all regulations Trial is expected to last about From Page 1 and permits. a week. Waller said each slide shows ing.” The plant sits on a bend of the The environmental groups say up an estimated 350 times per All the billboard images river, which stretches almost 700 toxins are being spread to Key Waller, who serves on the BCPEF’s executive miles from eastern Kentucky groundwater and the river via day, meaning there are many committee, said her goal for the project is twofold. She which have been shown so far chances for passers-by to see can be viewed on the founda- headwaters through Tennessee numerous area sinkholes. The said she wants to “be a good steward” with the two to meet up with the Ohio River in TVA disputes that those are, in the students’ creative work. digital billboards she and her husband own in Cleveland, tion’s website at With months still left in the http://www.bcpef.org and on western Kentucky. Nearby resi- fact, sinkholes and continues to and also do something to promote the importance of art dents have private wells and the investigate the geology of the campaign, Voelz said the goal in local schools. its Facebook page, will be to feature every piece of https://www.facebook.com/bcp Cumberland River supplies area. artwork which was submitted ef. drinking water to Nashville, The utility also says it’s invest- by the schools. Waller said she would about 40 miles away, among ing billions of dollars in safer Both she and Waller said well as encourage those stu- display,” Waller said. “To see encourage people to visit the other areas. ways to store coal ash and other they hope the campaign will dents to continue studying art. that someone took an interest Facebook page to see each bill- In 2015, state environmental waste from burning coal across bring attention to how local “When you’re little, it means in your work and thought it board and leave positive com- officials informed Albert Hudson, its operations. students are involved in art, as a lot for you to see your art on was good is a wonderful feel- ments for the students read. whose home is near the plant, That includes converting all of that his well water met U.S. its wet coal-ash storage to dry storage, a decision made after a 2008 coal ash disaster at TVA’s Kingston Fossil Plant. More than 5 million cubic yards of sludge Rowland from the plant spilled into the From Page 1 Emory and Clinch rivers that year, destroying homes in a cussed," Rowland said. Norris said in his report to the of the state Legislature, 10 officials from nearby waterfront community. The executive director of TACIR is Dr. "I feel honored to serve on Legislature last year that the broadband local governments, two officials of the “The Kingston failure hap- Cliff Lippard. this prestigious body and study is targeted to better understand a executive branch of the state government, pened in an instant,” said Beth In bringing Cleveland residents up to appreciate the confidence of my number of important issues underlying and two private citizens. Alexander, a Nashville-based date on TACIR activities, Rowland said fellow commissioners. I always broadband deployment. The legislative members are the chair- attorney of the Southern this morning the state organization dis- look forward to each meeting TACIR was established in Tennessee in men of the Finance, Ways and Means com- Environmental Law Center. “But cussed a couple of major items of interest where a variety of issues 1978 as an intergovernmental body of mittees of the two houses of the General the Gallatin failure has unfolded last week, but took no action. concerning cities and counties state and local governments, in an effort Assembly, the Comptroller of the over years, out of sight.” The mayor, whose four-year term on in Tennessee are discussed.” to provide a forum of discussion and res- Treasury, four additional members of the TVA is awaiting the outcome of the state commission ends in 2019 — Mayor Tom Rowland olution of problems, and to provide Tennessee House of Representatives and the state and federal cases before (unless he is re-appointed), said the com- research support to improve the overall four additional members of the Tennessee determining how to store the mission discussed a study on broadband quality of government in the state. State Senate appointed to four-year terms. coal ash in the long term. One and 911 funding in Tennessee. Tennessee was one of several states The local government members, all of option the environmental groups Norris went before the Tennessee TACIR has a research staff of approxi- that formed commissions on intergovern- whom are appointed to four-year terms, prefer is excavating the site and General Assembly last July, informing mately 18 members who provide input to mental relations, patterned to some are four elected county officials, four sending ash to dry, lined landfills state legislators a study on broadband assist the commissioners in decision- extent on the United States Advisory elected municipal officials, one member — a proposal TVA has said could was ongoing, and would be released in making. Among the major issues being Commission on Intergovernmental nominated by the County Officials be costly and not potentially any January 2017. Rowland said the study is researched are broadband and 911 fund- Relations, during the 1970s and 1980s. Association of Tennessee, and one mem- more environmentally friendly complete and was discussed, but has not ing, both important to Cleveland and The commission has 25 members, ber nominated by the state's development than storing ash onsite where yet been released. Bradley County. including 10 members and one appointee districts. the utility can monitor it. Cogdill From Page 1 The golden ball in Cleveland High the baseball field and adding an I just like being around it all.” Cogdill was married for 37 years to School’s trophy case is the last boys’ inning-by-inning scoreboard, new “Winning state that year His love for Cleveland athletics has Mary Jim Cogdill, who died in 2012 basketball championship won by a lights at the football stadium, a new was just such a journey. Not continued to spark change and after working at Bradley Memorial Southeast Tennessee team, other rubberized track, and new facilities only were we the best team in growth, far beyond his retirement in Hospital and SkyRidge Medical than a lone title from Class A for the soccer, softball, volleyball and Tennessee and took home the 2009. Center for 35 years. Chattanooga Christian in 2001 and wrestling programs. gold basketball, but we got the “He came to a lot of our volleyball Since 2014, Cogdill has represent- the now-closed Tennessee Temple in “Everything we wanted to do at sportsmanship award out of matches this year and has shown ed the City At-Large for the Cleveland 2002, 2003 and 2007. Cleveland High School had to be first the eight teams, as well. The interest in our program’s needs to get City Schools Board of Education. He After a successful coaching career class,” Cogdill said. “I can remember team was such a joy to be more courts set up in elementary holds a bachelor’s degree from at Cleveland (1995-98) where he the school giving me permission to schools, so we can continue growing Tennessee Wesleyan College and a around.” — Charlie Cogdill helped coach the McDonald’s All- build a softball field. The families our sport,” Flowers said. “He is actu- master’s degree from Tennessee Tech American and Mr. Basketball award helped us all raise money and for the ally the one who encouraged me to University. winner in Yarbrough as well as his first year our fans had to bring lawn have camps for younger players in “Even though I had never been in older brother Del Baker, both of chairs because we were in the CHS. I work every day to make sure I the offseason, an endeavor that has politics I decided to give it a try in whom went onto play at Tennessee, process of building bleachers, but it hold myself to the highest standard.” grown to have 70-plus girls at our 2014 and was lucky enough to win Cogdill changed his career path. all came together.” During Cogdill’s time as AD, he camp in the summer. it,” he said. “I have enjoyed my time Although his passion for coaching His influence aided state tourna- hired eight female coaches. Among “He loves athletics and he loves the on the school board. It was fun to be was embodied by his nine seasons ment appearances in girls’ and boys’ the group was the then 23-year-old Blue Raiders. That’s for sure.” here and see Dr. (Martin) Ringstaff spent as a coach at Cleveland State basketball, wrestling and boys’ soc- Trish Flowers, who would go on to With perhaps another memorable start the movement to replace the Community College, along with other cer. take Cleveland’s volleyball program to basketball season on hand for (Raider) Dome. Raider Arena is stints at Motlow State and While no longer calling the plays or its first TSSAA state tournament this Cleveland, as its boys’ team is ranked immaculate. Former Brainerd coach Manchester, the best decision for the shots inside the huddle, but at the past season. second by CoachT.com and fifth in Robert High even told me it is the future was to accept the role as top of the athletic administration, “Being an English teacher and a Class AAA by The Associated Press, best high school gym he has ever CHS’s new athletic director in the Cleveland coaches were honored to year-round coach has always been a Cogdill looks forward to the run seen.” summer of ’98. coach for the school’s athletic pro- balancing act I have struggled with, ahead, which he will be present for. Cogdill’s daughter Kelly and son-in- “Ray went to coach at the gram, led by Cogdill. but Charlie was very supportive of me “I have been asked that question a law Josh Bishop are both Cleveland University of Tennessee as Jerry “Charlie’s passion for athletics at from the get-go,” said Flowers, whose lot: Are they as good as your ’97 High School graduates and they have Green’s assistant after the 1998 sea- Cleveland High School go above and team went 39-15 this season. “I team?,” Cogdill said. “I think they two children, Mary Grace, 7, and son, so I was given the choice to beyond the normal call of duty,” said remember times where I would call have the potential to get there even Brooks, 3. His son James and daugh- either be the head boys coach or ath- Jason McCowan, who is in his 10th him crying, so overwhelmed. I did not though they are still an awfully young ter-in-law Sloane (Phillips) are also letic director,” said Cogdill, whose year as the Blue Raiders basketball know what a purchase order was or team, with just two seniors. I hope both CHS graduates and their first- hometown is Jasper. “My son was head coach. “He has been one of my how to check athlete eligibility as a they can put another state champi- born child took the same initials as coming up to play and it’s tough biggest mentors in life, and I would young buck, so he was the one who onship in the trophy case, because I Cogdill’s late wife as Margaret James coaching when your son is on the not be where I am today without introduced me to the world of coach- will be their biggest fan.” Cogdill, 8 months. team, so I decided to take the athletic him.” ing in a public school.” This coming fall, Cogdill plans to When not at games or working on director position that summer.” Caring for not only the coaches was Cogdill now enjoys making the help host a 20th year reunion of the school board, Cogdill enjoys play- Cogdill spent the next 11 years something Cogdill thrived at, but he rounds, watching his former school’s Cleveland’s state championship team. ing the fast-growing sport of pickle making great strides for Cleveland was the complete AD in his col- athletic programs compete while also He and Coach Grant to this day are ball, and collecting vintage baseball athletics, while also serving as an league’s eyes. embracing his role as McCowan’s great friends and stay in contact with cards. He is a lifelong New York assistant principal. “He cares about everyone involved “unofficial director of basketball oper- their former players. Yankees fan and was able to see He was responsible for hiring 13 and will do anything to help a coach, ations.” “Ray and I are very, very close Derek Jeter play in a series at Wrigley new coaches, helping form volleyball, athlete, parent or spectator make “I tried to treat all sports fairly in friends,” Cogdill said. “When my wife Field against the Chicago Cubs in swimming and soccer as varsity athletics what they should be, an my time as athletic director and (Mary Jim) passed, he was with my Jeter’s last professional season. sports and ending a nine-year outstanding event for all,” added assistant principal,” Cogdill said. “I kids and I at the hospital at 5:30 in All in all, Cogdill’s passion for absence of the Bradley-Cleveland McCowan, whose state-ranked team thought our girls’ sports were just the morning. It’s just the type of per- sports and kindness to others can be football rivalry in 2001. is 20-2 overall this season. “I am very important as our boys. I wanted to son he is. Coaching with him was seen as a lasting legacy which has Among improvements made to CHS’ honored to say that Coach Cogdill treat everyone with respect. I still something I will cherish forever with left a significant imprint on sports facilities were a remodeling of hired me to be the head coach at enjoy sharing ideas with coaches and his friendship.” Cleveland. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017— 7 Israel's Netanyahu says U.S. embassy should be in Jerusalem

JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli Trump's inauguration. for compensation for the original Prime Minister Benjamin The Palestinians want the Palestinian landowners. Netanyahu said Sunday that the West Bank and east Jerusalem Also Sunday, Israeli troops American embassy in Israel — areas captured by Israel in the killed an 18-year-old Palestinian should be moved from Tel Aviv to 1967 Mideast war — for their and wounded five others after Jerusalem, injecting himself hoped-for state. Former they came under attack in a once again into a charged cam- President Barack Obama, like refugee camp in the northern paign trail promise of U.S. the rest of the international com- West Bank city of Jenin, Israeli President Donald Trump. munity, considered the building and Palestinian officials said. Netanyahu's comments at his of settlements an obstacle to Palestinian police said a group weekly Cabinet meeting peace and frequently criticized hurled rocks at the Israeli troops, appeared aimed at countering their construction. But Trump who responded with fire and reports that Israel was con- did not comment when Israel fatally shot Mohammed cerned about the fallout of such announced a major housing Khalefeh. The Israeli military a move, which is vehemently drive last week. confirmed the account, saying opposed by the Palestinians and At the Cabinet meeting, that its forces were attacked with has sparked fears of a renewed Netanyahu also said his govern- pipe bombs before they respond- outbreak of violence. It comes a ment planned to introduce a bill ed. Israeli forces routinely carry day after Netanyahu unilaterally to legalize dozens of West Bank out arrest raids in the West Bank endorsed Trump's call to build a settlement outposts later this against wanted Palestinian mili- wall along the Mexican border, week. tants. saying the Israeli model along its There are about 100 outposts Since 2015, Palestinian border with Egypt has proven across the West Bank that Israel attackers have carried out successful considers illegal but tolerates numerous stabbings, shootings "I would like to clarify unequiv- and often allows to flourish. The and vehicular assaults that ocally that our view has always bill is being pushed by the pro- killed 40 Israelis and two visiting been, and continues to be, that settler Jewish Home party, which Americans. Israeli forces killed the United States' embassy has threatened to quit 235 Palestinians in the same should be here in Jerusalem," Netanyahu's coalition if it doesn't period, most identified by Israel Netanyahu said. "Jerusalem is go through. as attackers. the capital of Israel and it is Abir Sultan, Pool via AP The bill was cited as one of the Palestinians and rights groups appropriate that not only the ISrAelI PrIme Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, center, attends the weekly cabinet meeting at his reasons the Obama administra- have accused Israel of using American embassy will be here office in Jerusalem, Israel, Sunday. tion allowed a United Nations excessive force in some of the but that all embassies will move Security Council resolution to confrontations. here and I believe that in due resolved in future peace talks. mention of a Palestinian state, a and his son-in-law, Jared pass that challenged the legality Israel says the violence is course most will come here, to Israel has long called for the cornerstone of two decades of Kushner, now a top aide and of the settlements. fueled by a Palestinian campaign Jerusalem." embassies to be relocated but international diplomacy in the Mideast envoy, have deep ties to U.S. officials said that after of incitement compounded on Currently, nearly all foreign hasn't pushed hard for it given region, and he has signaled that the settler movement. Friedman previously vetoing anti-Israel social media sites that glorify embassies are located in the the widespread international he will be far more tolerant of and Kushner's family foundation resolutions, they felt compelled and encourage attacks. coastal city of Tel Aviv because opposition. Israeli settlement construction have both been generous con- to abstain because of continued Palestinians say it stems from their countries have refrained But Trump's rise has embold- than his predecessors. tributors to the Beit El settle- Israeli settlement construction frustration over decades of Israeli from recognizing Jerusalem as ened Israel's nationalists. His Both his designated ambassa- ment, and a delegation of settler and efforts to retroactively legal- rule in territory they claim for a Israel's capital until its status is campaign platform made no dor to Israel, David Friedman, representatives was invited to ize dozens of them in exchange state. DIAMONDS Philippine police stop anti-drug crackdown amid scandal WANTED $100-$100,000 MANILA, Philippines (AP) — The last. drug suspects may have been determine that and he will may rise again. “Go ahead and BEST PRICES IN 4 YEARS Philippine police chief stopped the An estimated 7,000 drug-relat- covertly carried out by police or at instruct us to go back to our war enjoy, but there is always a time • GOLD • SILVER use of the national police force in ed killings have occurred since their behest. on drugs,” said Dela Rosa, warn- for reckoning.” BUY OR SELL anti-drug operations Monday and President Rodrigo Duterte started Phelim Kine, deputy Asia direc- ing wrongdoers they face dire The crisis was sparked by the disbanded all police anti-narcotics his anti-drug crackdown in July, tor at U.S.-based Human Rights punishments. kidnapping and killing of a South RICK DAVIS GOLD units after the president’s brutal and more than 2,500 of those Watch, said the temporary stop- “You policemen involved in syn- Korean businessman, who was AND DIAMONDS crackdown was used as a cover by involved suspects who allegedly page in police anti-drug opera- dicates, let’s see what happens snatched by police officers for RickDavisGoldandDiamonds.net rogue officers to kidnap and kill a fought back and were gunned tions to allow an internal police now, fight back so you’ll end up ransom using a fake warrant for 423-499-9162 South Korean man for money. down in clashes with police, the purge “is nothing less than an dead,” Dela Rosa said. “You will be his arrest for a purported drug 5301 Brainerd Rd. Police Director-General Ronald national police said, adding 35 empty public relations gesture killed by this counter-intelligence offense. But the victim was killed Dela Rosa told police officers he policemen and three soldiers had unless he seeks meaningful task force.” at the main police camp in metro- would use the indefinite halt of been killed. accountability for the more than With the police essentially taken politan Manila, and the officers Women’s a Cappella anti-drug operations to launch a The scale of the anti-drug cam- 7,000 Filipinos killed” in the out of the crackdown, most of the collected the ransom without is coming to Cleveland! massive purge of police involved paign has been unprecedented, crackdown. work would shift to the Philippine telling his wife he was dead, Come out to our open house! in crimes. A counter-intelligence with officials reporting that more While Dela Rosa has suspended Drug Enforcement Agency, which according to police. He was force would be formed to catch than 7 million houses of drug sus- police operations, Duterte has has a much smaller number of allegedly cremated, his ashes rogue officers and records of those pects have been visited so far, declared his crackdown would enforcers, Dela Rosa said. flushed down a toilet bowl, previously implicated in crimes prompting more than 1.1 million continue up the last day of his six- As to how the police crisis according to an angry Duterte. would be reviewed. mostly drug users to surrender year term. affects drug lords, “this is a Two of the officers suspected of “No more drug operations now,” and agree to undergo rehabilita- “We have to focus our effort momentary victory on your part,” carrying out the crime were on a Dela Rosa told police officers at tion programs. toward internal cleansing and by the police chief said, expressing key anti-drug force. Dela Rosa the main police camp, without Human rights watchdogs have the time we have cleansed the fears that use of methampheta- resigned amid the scandal but February 4th - 2-5 PM indicating how long the ban would suspected extrajudicial killings of national police, the president will mine, locally known as “shabu,” Duterte asked him to stay on. Ocoee Middle School Miss France crowned Miss Universe in Philippines MANILA, Philippines (AP) — A criticized for the embarrassing children, especially girls, attend 23-year-old dental student from error. school. France won the Miss Universe “One thing I learned in life, Pellissier said surviving Haiti’s crown Monday in a pageant held when you make a mistake, you quake, which officials in her coun- Cleveland Daily Banner in the Philippines, saying her tri- gotta keep on moving forward try estimated killed more than umph will make the beauty con- man, that’s all,” Harvey said. 300,000 people and displaced test more popular in Europe and In her farewell remarks as out- more than 1.5 million others, and help her efforts to put more going winner, a smiling her pageant success underscored underprivileged children in Wurtzbach thanked Harvey for her rise from adversity because school. making her “the most popular she “chose to be a very positive Iris Mittenaere from Lille city in Miss Universe.” Harvey, laughing, person and learned a great lesson northern France buried her face thanked her for making him the from it.” in her hands in shock and joy as “most famous” Miss Universe “If I am here today, it is because the outgoing winner from the host. I am living my dreams,” said Philippines, Pia Wurtzbach, Mittenaere’s victory was the Pelissier, who is studying for a crowned her and the crowd erupt- first by a French contestant in master’s degree in optometry ed in cheers at the packed Mall of more than 60 years. research. She had to raise funds Asia Arena by Manila Bay. “I think France and Europe to compete in the pageant after Miss Haiti, Raquel Pelissier, a really need a Miss Universe” after her sponsors pulled out to help 25-year-old survivor of the devas- failing to win the crown for so victims of Hurricane Matthew, tating 2010 earthquake that long, she said at a post-pageant which devastated parts of Haiti in destroyed her hometown, was news conference when she was October. named first runner-up, while Miss asked how her countrymen would Eighty-six candidates vied in Colombia, 23-year-old industrial receive her victory. this year’s pageant, which was SPECIAL OFFER FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS designer and photographer The contest has not been as formerly owned by Donald Trump. Andrea Tovar, was second run- popular in France as in other A highlight was the national ner-up. countries, she said, but “French costume competition won by 24- 4 MONTHS $20.00 As he closed the ceremony, the people will love it now and every year-old Myanmar model Htet host, American comedian Steve year they will be watching Miss Htet Htun, who carried a back- Harvey, quipped, “I got it right,” Universe.” drop depicting her country’s tradi- 7 MONTHS $37.00 referring to his mistaken “I’m very proud to bring this tional puppet theatre. At center announcement of Miss Colombia crown to Europe,” she said. stage, she stood before the frame as the winner in last year’s pag- Mittenaere said she would focus and mimicked a stringed puppet 1 YEAR $60.00 eant in Las Vegas. He was roundly during her reign on helping all to the crowd’s delight.

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TUESDAY, JAN. 31, 2017 Portia de Rossi, 44. look at every situation you face with CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: Take better care of openness and the ability to see your own DAY: Mario Williams, 32; Justin your money, your health and your rela- faults as well as those of others. Sizing Timberlake, 36; Kerry Washington, 40; tionships with others. It's important to up whatever situation you face and sep- arating your emotions in order to devise the best solution could mean the difference between failure and success. Your numbers are 3, 10, 17, 21, 24, 37, 43. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Do the Contract Bridge best you can and learn from the chal- by Steve Becker lenges you face and the experiences you encounter. A strict deadline com- Hagar the Horrible bined with dedication and a desire to bring about positive change will result in rewarding opportunities. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Don't let stubbornness cause you to miss out on something you really want to do. Tolerance, patience and compromise will help you bypass a situation that is standing in your way. Think for yourself and you will find workable solutions. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Observation will be your saving grace. Being able to decipher what people are considering will give you the advantage you need to outmaneuver others and fin- Dilbert ish what you start. Don't waste time on idle chatter. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Show compassion toward your peers. You can avoid someone tampering with your rep- utation if you are thoughtful and sincere when offering suggestions or help. A little effort put into the way you look will be met with compliments. Romance is encouraged. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Visit someone who can offer you wisdom, experience and new possibilities. Emotional limita- tions will surface if you let anyone put demands on you. Take care of your Garfield chores and responsibilities quickly and move on to what you want to pursue. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): An unex- pected change concerning financial, contractual or legal status can be expected. Don't feel the need to respond too quickly. Take your time and make the right choices. If someone pressures you, back away. Aim for greater stability. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Put a little passion into the work you do. Whether it's a paying job or just taking care of your responsibilities, treat it like an audi- tion. Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Your conscientious attitude will Beetle Bailey result in greater opportunities. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You'll do well at networking functions. Sharing your ideas and concerns will draw in people who feel the same way. Romance is on the rise and will encourage you to make a lifestyle change that is conducive to the goals you set. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Rely on the past or dig up the facts before you engage in something being hyped by the media. If you want to try something new or make a personal change, do so on your own and for the right reason. Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): By Conrad Day Impulsiveness and overdoing it will be your downfall. Rethink how you want to move forward. Don't stick to a rigid set of rules when thinking outside the box will make you stand out and help you advance. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Impulsiveness will lead to costly mistakes. Make a move to work out any kinks before you jump into something prematurely. A disciplined approach will give you the stability you need to see matters through to the end suc- cessfully. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Focus on the positive aspects of life. Offer help and encouragement to those in need. Looking past any criticism or discord and pointing out what's favorable will put you in a position that allows you to call the shots. Birthday Baby: You are goal-oriented and a dreamer. You are determined and reserved. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017— 9

MONDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING JANUARY 30, 2017 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Ent. Tonight Inside Edition The New Celebrity Apprentice “I’m Going Full Ballmer” (N) Timeless (N) ’ Å News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Jewish Jesus Praise Å John Gray Call2All Rodriguez Potters Praise Å Franklin J. Duplantis Graham GregLau Praise Å Joel Osteen Perry Stone WTNB 5Nancy’s Neighborhood WTNB Today Body Southern-Fit Deals Around Town Around Town Around Town Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Maury ’ Å Name Game Name Game Millionaire Millionaire Family Feud Family Feud Supergirl (N) ’ Å Jane the Virgin (N) ’ Å Mod Fam Mod Fam Hollywood No-Dentures Two Men Two Men WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Lawmakers Georgia Trav. Antiques Roadshow (N) Antiques Roadshow Å A Place to Call Home Å Secrets of the Six Wives Hidden Killers DAYSTAR 8(1:00) Heart of the World Soviet silent cinema. Heart of the World Soviet silent cinema. WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) The Bachelor Nick takes a date to a LOLO concert. (N) ’ (:01) Quantico “JMPALM” News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Odd Squad Odd Squad Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Antiques Roadshow (N) Antiques Roadshow Å Earthflight-Nat Southern World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 Harry (N) ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang Gotham (N) Å (DVS) (:01) Lucifer (N) ’ News at 10 Seinfeld ’ Last-Standing Last-Standing Paid Program 2 Broke Girls WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Big Bang Kevin Can Odd Couple Odd Couple Scorpion “Little Boy Lost” News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Mally: Color Cosmetics Linea by Louis Dell’Olio H by Halston Å Inspired Style Å LOGO by Lori Goldstein Isaac Mizrahi Live! Å PM Style With Shawn Killinger “Halston/Cameron Silver” White Sale (N) Å CSPAN 14(12:00) U.S. House of Representatives Legislative Business ’ Å U.S. House of Representatives Special Orders ’ Å Politics and Public Policy Today ’ Å Politics & Public Policy WGN-A 15Blue Bloods “Re-Do” Å Blue Bloods “After Hours” Blue Bloods “Little Fish” ’ Outsiders Å Cops Å Cops Å›› “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” (2006) Johnny Depp. Å Cops Å Salem Å HSN 16Boot Clearance (N) Å Ready to Wear Beauty (N) Preparedness Event (N) The Monday Night Show The Monday Night Show Perfect Pressure Mattress Preparedness Event (N) Preparedness Event (N) Colors of Diamonds Jewelry E! 23Revenge Body With Khloé Revenge Body With Khloé Revenge Body With Khloé E! News (N) Å Fashion Police (N) Å Fashion Police Å Revenge Body With Khloé E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks ››› “X-Men” (2000) Hugh Jackman. Å LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å››› “Secretariat” (2010) Diane Lane. The story of the 1973 Triple Crown winner. Å››› “Taken” (2008) Liam Neeson, Maggie Grace. Å SIX “Pilot” Å (:02) SIX Å (12:02) ››› “Taken” Å TLC 26Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Outdaughtered ’ Counting On (N) ’ Kid Tycoons (N) ’ (:01) Counting On ’ (12:01) Kid Tycoons ’ TBS 27Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Conan Comic Bill Burr. (N) 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Castle ’ Å (DVS) Castle “Room 147” ’ NBA Basketball Detroit Pistons at Boston Celtics. (N) (Live) Å NBA Basketball Memphis Grizzlies at Phoenix Suns. (N) (Live) Å USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam WWE Monday Night RAW (N) ’ (Live) Å (:05) Friday Night Tykes CSI: Crime Scene FX 30Mike & Molly ››› “Avatar” (2009) Sam Worthington. A former Marine falls in love with a native of a lush alien world. ›› “Snow White and the Huntsman” (2012) Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron. ’ Å›› “Snow White and the Huntsman” (2012) ’ Å ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å College Basketball Duke at Notre Dame. (N) (Live) College Basketball Oklahoma State at Oklahoma. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32NFL Live (N) Å Nación ESPN (N) (Live) Women’s College Basketball Tennessee at South Carolina. SportsCenter Special From Houston. (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter 30 for 30 FSTN 33Women’s College Basketball World Poker Tour NC State UFC Event College Basketball Clemson at Pittsburgh. UFC Reloaded From Las Vegas. World Poker Tour SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show (N) (Live) Å Women’s College Basketball Kentucky at Missouri. (N) SEC Inside SEC Inside SEC Inside SEC Inside SEC Inside SEC Inside SEC Rewind Å GOLF 35PGA Tour Golf Farmers Insurance Open, Final Round. Golf Central (N) (Live) The Golf Fix ››› “Tin Cup” (1996, Comedy) Kevin Costner, Rene Russo. ››› “Tin Cup” (1996, Comedy) Kevin Costner, Rene Russo. FS1 36FOX Sports Live Speak for Yourself NASCAR Race Hub (N) (Live) NFL Presents NFL Presents Super Bowl Opening Night (N) ’ (Live) Å Super Bowl: The Drive NFL Presents NFL Presents FSSE 37NBA Basketball Future Phen. GeorgiaS Basketball Clemson Boxing Women’s College Basketball Texas Tech at Kansas. Women’s College Basketball: Cowboys at Wildcats WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Å Secrets of the Earth Å Secrets of the Earth Å Think You’d Survive? Think You’d Survive? Think You’d Survive? CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Å Mad Money (N) Å American Greed Å Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å American Greed (N) Å American Greed Å American Greed Å MSNBC 40MSNBC Live MTP Daily (N) Å For the Record With Greta Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word 11th Hour Hardball The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper Situation Room With Wolf Situation Room With Wolf Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon Anderson Cooper 360 Å HDLN 42Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Situation Room With Wolf Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) How It Really Happened How It Really Happened Anderson Cooper 360 Å FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Å Special Report The First 100 Days (N) The O’Reilly Factor (N) Tucker Carlson Tonight (N) Å The O’Reilly Factor Å Tucker Carlson Tonight HIST 44American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ American Pickers “Big Moe” American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers (N) Å Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars (12:03) American Pickers ’ TRUTV 45Fameless Fameless Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Fameless (N) Fameless Fameless Fameless Carbonaro Carbonaro A&E 46After the First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å (:01) The First 48 ’ Å (:03) The First 48 ’ Å (12:03) The First 48 Å DISC 47Diesel Brothers ’ Å Fast N’ Loud ’ Å Fast N’ Loud ’ Å Fast N’ Loud ’ Å Fast N’ Loud: Revved Up (N) Fast N’ Loud (N) ’ Å (:01) Diesel Brothers (N) ’ (:01) Fast N’ Loud ’ Å (12:02) Diesel Brothers ’ NATGEO 48Airport Security: Colombia Airport Security: Colombia Explorer “Faces of Death” The Story of God The Story of God The Story of God The Story of God StarTalk (N) Å The Story of God TRAV 49Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods America Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Booze Traveler (N) Å Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods/Zimmern FOOD 50Cupcake Wars Å Cupcake Wars Å Cupcake Wars Å Cupcake Wars Å Kids Baking Championship Cake Wars “Roald Dahl” (N) Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Ginormous Ginormous Cake Wars “Roald Dahl” HGTV 51Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Hunters Hunters Love It or List It (N) Å Hunters Hunters Int’l Tiny House Tiny House Love It or List It Å ANPL 52Yukon Men “Dead of Winter” Yukon Men “No Quarter” ’ Yukon Men “Turf War” ’ The Last Alaskans ’ Å (:01) The Last Alaskans ’ (:01) The Last Alaskans ’ (:01) The Last Alaskans ’ (:01) The Last Alaskans ’ (12:01) The Last Alaskans FREE 53The Middle The Middle ›› “Twilight” (2008, Romance) Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Billy Burke. ’ Å Shadowhunters (N) ’ Å Beyond “Celeste” (N) Å Shadowhunters ’ Å The 700 Club ’ Å Gilmore Girls ’ Å DISN 54Jessie Å Bunk’d Å Liv-Mad. Cali Style Girl Meets Bizaardvark K.C. Under. Good-Charlie Stuck/Middle Good-Charlie Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. Bunk’d Å Bunk’d Å Jessie Å Jessie Å Girl Meets Best Friends NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Loud House Henry Danger Henry Danger The Thundermans ’ Å Ride “Arrival” Ride (N) ’ Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Steven Univ. Steven Univ. Steven Univ. Steven Univ. Steven Univ. Steven Univ. Steven Univ. Advent. Time King of Hill Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Burgers Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke “Kimbrough” (:09) The Andy Griffith Show Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith (:12) The Andy Griffith Show Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58Red Dawn ››› “The Goonies” (1985, Adventure) Sean Astin. ‘PG’ Å››› “Back to the Future” (1985, Comedy) Michael J. Fox. ‘PG’ Å››› “Back to the Future Part II” (1989) Michael J. Fox. ‘PG’ Å “Back to the Future Part III” TCM 59(3:45) ›› “The Story of Mankind” (1957) ››› “Operation Crossbow” (1965) Sophia Loren. Å MGM Parade ›› “Meet Me in Las Vegas” (1956) Dan Dailey. Å›› “The Las Vegas Story” (1952) Å (:45) ›› “Viva Las Vegas” (1964, Musical) HALL 60Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing “All Things Valentine” (2015) Sarah Rafferty. Å The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61(3:58) Snapped Å (4:59) Snapped Å (5:59) Snapped Å (6:59) Snapped Å Snapped “Omaima Nelson” Snapped “Michele Williams” Snapped Snapped “Marjorie Orbin” (12:01) Snapped “Jodi Arias” BRAVO 62(3:59) Summer House Summer House Vanderpump Rules Vanderpump Rules Vanderpump Rules Vanderpump Rules (N) (:01) Summer House (N) Watch What (:31) Vanderpump Rules Housewives SYFY 63›› “A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors” Å››› “A Nightmare on Elm Street” (1984) John Saxon. ›› “Lost in Space” (1998, Science Fiction) William Hurt, Mimi Rogers. Å›› “Resident Evil: Retribution” (2012) Milla Jovovich. SPIKE 64Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight ’ Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Vegas Vegas COM 65(3:44) Archer (:17) Archer South Park South Park Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ South Park South Park South Park South Park “Imaginationland: The Trilogy” Daily Show At Midnight Barstool South Park MTV 66(3:40) Catfish: The TV Show (4:50) Catfish: The TV Show Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ Å Teen Mom 2 “Heartache” ’ America’s Next Top Model Teen Mom 2 “Heartache” ’ Catfish: The TV Show Å VH1 67Love & Hip Hop ’ Å Love & Hip Hop ’ Å Love & Hip Hop ’ Å Love & Hip Hop ’ Å Love & Hip Hop “Cancun” Leave, Stevie K. Michelle America’s Next Top Model Love & Hip Hop “Cancun” Leave, Stevie K. Michelle CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› “Days of Thunder” (1990, Action) Tom Cruise, Robert Duvall. Å Steve Austin’s Broken Skull ›› “Days of Thunder” (1990) Tom Cruise. BET 69(2:55) ›› “Soul Men” (2008) Å›› “Death at a Funeral” (2010, Comedy) Keith David, Loretta Devine. The New Edition Story Legendary R&B group New Edition. (:04) The New Edition Story New Edition puts business first. The New Edition Story SCIENCE 83What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å How the Universe Works ’ How the Universe Works ’ How the Universe Works ’ To Be Announced How the Universe Works ’ CSPAN2 85(3:00) U.S. Senate Coverage ’ Communicat Public Affairs Events ’ Public Affairs Events ’ EWTN 100Catholic Fam. Animated St. Extraordinary Bookmark EWTN News Wherever Daily Mass - Olam The Journey Home (N) EWTN News Holy Rosary World Over Live Catholics Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Criminal Minds Å Criminal Minds ’ Å Criminal Minds “Distress” Criminal Minds “Jones” ’ Criminal Minds ’ Å Criminal Minds ’ Å Criminal Minds ’ Å Criminal Minds “Legacy” ’ Criminal Minds ’ Å DISXD 117Yo-Kai Watch Star-For. Kirby Buckets Walk the ›››› “Toy Story 2” (1999) Voices of Tom Hanks. Kirby Buckets Right Now Lab Rats Lab Rats Lab Rats Kirby Buckets Spider-Man Star-Rebels Lab Rats Kirby Buckets GSN 144The Chase Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud The Chase Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Best- Made Best- Made Best Thing Best Thing Best Thing Best Thing Best Thing Best Thing Fact or Fict Fact or Fict Good Eats Good Eats Best Thing Best Thing WE 163CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami “Innocent” Å CSI: Miami “Lost Son” ’ CSI: Miami “Pro Per” Å CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami “Legal” Å CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami “Innocent” Å GALA 217La Fuerza del Destino Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos La Familia La Familia La Familia La Familia La Familia La Familia Noticias P. Luche P. Luche La Hora Pico TELE 223María Celeste Suelta la Sopa ’ (SS) Decisiones Noticias Caso Cerrado: Edición La Fan (N) ’ (SS) La Doña (N) ’ (SS) El Chema (N) ’ (SS) Al Rojo Vivo Titulares La Doña ’ (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. Despertar Contigo (N) Vino el Amor (N) El color de la pasión (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Mecum Auto Auctions “Anaheim” Auto auction from Anaheim, Calif. Mecum Auto Auctions Mecum Auto Auctions “Kissimmee” Classic car auction from Kissimmee, Fla. Mecum Auto Auctions DLC 319Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’

Monday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (FREE) 9:01 p.m. on (WTVC2) 10:01 p.m. on (WTVC) Supergirl Jane the Virgin Beyond Lucifer Quantico After Livewire’s (guest star Brit Morgan) ap- Jane (Gina Rodriguez) feels stressed about Buoyed by Season 2 of the popular action Lucifer (Tom Ellis) frantically searches for Hoping to get Venezuelan Consul Gabriel parent escape from prison, a determined Su- the pressure of polishing her novel, and she fantasy “Shadowhunters,” this eerie new an antidote to the Professor’s (guest star Carrera (Javier Munoz from Broadway’s pergirl (Melissa Benoist) sets out to bring the and Rafael (Justin Baldoni) also worry that series about a young man emerging from a Tim DeKay) potion before it claims Chloe’s “Hamilton”) to turn on his country, Owen (Blair villainess to justice in the new “We Can Be Mateo’s development may be falling behind 12-year coma has proven to be that basic (Lauren German) life in the winter finale “A Underwood) gives the recruits at the farm a Heroes.” With Mon-El (Chris Wood) trained, that of his peers in the new “Chapter Fifty- cable rarity, an out-of-the-gate hit. Accord- Good Day to Die.” His quest takes him to hell lesson in the necessity of betrayal in the new she brings him along when she sees Livewire Three.” Michael (Brett Dier) crams for his ingly, just a week after its premiere earlier this to confront the Professor’s soul but Lucifer “JMPALM.” Jumping to the future, Alex (Pri- attacking police officers, but things go off the upcoming test. After inviting everyone to the month, Freeform executives gave “Beyond” also is forced to face his own guilt over Uriel’s yanka Chopra) has to team up with Miranda tracks when Mon-El focuses more on protect- last day of filming on his telenovela, Rogelio an early Season 2 order. For any fantasy fan, (Michael Imperioli) death. Mom (Tricia Helfer) (Aunjanue Ellis) to save the hostages, while ing Supergirl than on saving civilians. James (Jaime Camil) is unhappy with the ending. there’s still time to catch up with this engaging heads below to get Lucifer back, but some- President Claire Haas (guest star Marcia (Mehcad Brooks) comes clean with Kara, Darci (guest star Justina Machado) has an new show, which is available to binge-watch thing he discovers during his return there Cross) has a plan she hopes will end the cri- while Mc’Gann (guest star Sharon Leal) has a epiphany after watching Xo (Andrea Navedo) across several platforms. leaves him feeling betrayed by his parents. sis permanently. Johanna Braddy and Russell psychic attack and falls into a coma. with Rogelio. Tovey also star.

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Å Name Game Name Game Millionaire Millionaire Family Feud Family Feud The Flash “Dead or Alive” DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Mod Fam Mod Fam Hollywood No-Dentures Two Men Two Men WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Lawmakers Bombeck Finding Your Roots Å American Experience (N) ’ Frontline “Battle for Iraq” (N) POV (N) ’ Å Finding Your Roots Å DAYSTAR 8(1:00) Heart of the World Soviet silent cinema. Heart of the World Soviet silent cinema. WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) The Middle Housewife Fresh-Boat Real O’Neals Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Odd Squad Odd Squad Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Finding Your Roots Å American Experience (N) ’ Frontline “Battle for Iraq” (N) The A List World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 Harry (N) ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang New Girl ’ The Mick (N) (:01) Bones (N) ’ (PA) News at 10 Seinfeld ’ Last-Standing Last-Standing Paid Program 2 Broke Girls WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Super Bowl Greatest NCIS ’ Å (DVS) Bull “Never Saw the Sign” News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13White Sale Å Laura Geller Makeup Studio Å White Sale “Better Sleep Days” Å Tuesday Night Beauty Å The Find With Shawn Killinger (N) Å Ace Your Space Å CSPAN 14(12:00) U.S. House of Representatives Legislative Business ’ Å U.S. House of Representatives Special Orders ’ Å Politics and Public Policy Today ’ Å Politics & Public Policy WGN-A 15Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Family Ties” ›› “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” (2006) Johnny Depp. Å Outsiders “Shadowside” (N) (:01) Outsiders Å (:03) Cops ’ (:31) Cops ’ Outsiders “Shadowside” HSN 16Marilyn Miglin Beauty (N) Passport to Gold (N) Å Passport to Gold (N) Å Colleen Lopez Gemstone Colleen Lopez Gemstone Colors of Diamonds Jewelry Valentine Jewelry Gifts (N) Valentine Event “Finale” (N) Fashion & Accessories E! 23››› “The Parent Trap” (1998, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid. Å E! News (N) Å››› “The Parent Trap” (1998, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid. Å E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles ’ Friday Night Tykes (N) Friday Night Tykes Å Team Ninja Warrior Å Team Ninja Warrior Å LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms (N) Å Dance Moms (N) Å (:02) Dance Moms Å (:02) Little Women: Atlanta (12:02) Dance Moms Å TLC 26Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ My Big Fat Fabulous Life My Big Fat Fabulous Life (N) (:01) Tattoo Girls “Rosebutt” My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ (12:02) Tattoo Girls ’ TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Å 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å (DVS) Bones ’ Å (DVS) Bones ’ Å›› “Journey 2: The Mysterious Island” (2012) ››› “Pacific Rim” (2013) Charlie Hunnam, Diego Klattenhoff, Idris Elba. 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Estimates of the damage Watson said a surveillance sys- have been listed between $30,000 tem that the church had set up for the equipment within the captured footage of the person church, to nearly $100,000 for the within the church who authorities building itself. believe was responsible for the fire. “They will build back,” Watson When asked if he felt the fire was said. “They do so much to help oth- set to cover up the robbery, the ers, and they want to continue to sheriff said he was unsure. provide that help in the future.” Witnesses told deputies they saw Watson was familiar with the one person leave the church before small church and with Sherrill, as the fire was discovered. they have sung gospel music “That is possible, but we won’t together in the past. know that until more investigation “These are good people, but the is conducted,” the sheriff said. person who did this — well, it was Crime tape surrounded the a cowardly act on his part,” the church, and Watson asked Sherrill sheriff said. and others not to try to enter as the Investigators have deemed the flooring of the church was dam- fire as arson, and up to $5,000 is aged, and could prove dangerous. being offered by the Tennessee “They are a lighthouse for this Department of Commerce and community, and they help those Insurance for any information who were in need,” the sheriff said. leading to the capture of the per- Sherrill said that the church, son or persons responsible for the Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY where her parents once lived, has a act. That information should be BLACKENED AREAS around the exterior of the windows at the Christian Outreach Church show where damage to the building occurred. small but passionate congregation. relayed to the Tennessee Arson The Rabbit Valley Road church was the site of a reported burglary early Sunday morning, and when first responders arrived they found the She said they wanted to help as Hotline at 1-800-762-3017. structure engulfed in flames. many people as possible, and Along with the Department of worked with nearby churches to Commerce and Insurance, the help that community. She said the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office and church had put on a special play BCFR, the federal Alcohol, Tobacco recently that raised money for that and Firearms bureau is calling the Trump’s justice pick expected by most purpose. incident arson. “I hate that someone had to do “We hope that anyone who may this to our loving church,” Sherrill know something about this, or rec- to trigger intense pressure on Senate said. “If it was by a person in need, ognizes the surveillance photo- all they needed to do was to come graph [will] contact the arson hot- WASHINGTON (AP) — When consequences for their party’s —- lot of time and effort, and to us and ask us for help.” line so we can make sure the per- President Donald Trump nomi- attempted obstruction. And if NUCLEAR OPTION? Democrats would likely look for Now, the church will have to son responsible is apprehended,” nates a Supreme Court justice, Republicans change the rules If Democrats decide to try to procedural ways to thwart it. come up with an alternative site for Watson said. Senate Democrats and and eliminate the filibuster alto- filibuster and McConnell can’t —- Republicans will immediately gether, Democrats would have get enough Democratic votes to ROLE REVERSAL face intense political pressure, lost their most powerful weapon overcome it, he’ll have a major Whatever happens, look for with liberals demanding that in future Supreme Court fights. decision to make. Does he each side to bring up history. Democrats block the choice and Republicans did not try to fili- change the rules of the Senate “What we hope would be that the new president urging buster either of former President and make it impossible to fili- our Democratic friends will treat Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Barack Obama’s Supreme Court buster a Supreme Court nomi- President Trump’s nominees in to blow up longstanding rules to nominees. The only filibuster nee? A last resort, getting rid of the same way that we treated secure confirmation. attempt in the past few decades the filibuster is dubbed “the Clinton and Obama,” McConnell What happens depends in part was by Democrats against nuclear option.” said this week. on Trump’s choice for the open- Justice Samuel Alito, nominated Then-Senate Majority Leader Scalia died last February, and ing. by former President George W. Harry Reid changed the rules for McConnell said within hours of Federal appeals court judges Bush. The effort failed and Alito lower-court judges in 2013 after his death that the next president, William Pryor, Neil Gorsuch and was confirmed. Republicans had blocked many not Obama, should have the Thomas Hardiman are front-run- —- of President Barack Obama’s pick. Republicans didn’t even ners to fill the seat of the late FINDING THE VOTES nominations. McConnell, a hold hearings on Obama’s nomi- Justice Antonin Scalia, accord- If there’s an attempted fili- devout Senate institutionalist, nee, Judge Merrick Garland, and ing to a person familiar with the buster, Republicans would first strongly criticized Reid for doing the strategy paid off. process who was not authorized try to woo eight Democrats to that and is seen as reluctant to Democrats will be mindful of to speak publicly about internal vote with them to overcome it. make a similar move. McConnell’s refusal to consider decisions and discussed the But those votes aren’t a given. Trump told Fox News’ Sean Garland when deciding how to search on condition of anonymi- While there are several senators Hannity on Thursday that he treat Trump’s nominee. Photo courtesy Bradley County Sheriff’s Office ty. up for re-election in Republican- would encourage McConnell to In turn, Republicans are AUTHORITIES ARE ASKING anyone with any information on the The White House says Trump leaning states, some are loyal go that route, however. already reminding Democrats of identity of the person alleged to have set fire to the Christian could announce his nominee as Democrats who rarely cross —- their slogan for much of last Outreach Church to contact the Tennessee Arson Hotline. early as Monday. party lines. OTHER STRATEGIES year: “We need nine,” referring to A look at what to expect in the Gorsuch and Hardiman won Conservatives are already a full slate of judges on the court. Surveillance video at the church captured this image within the Senate: broad Senate support when they somewhat split on whether church just before the fire broke out. —- were confirmed for their appeals McConnell should “go nuclear” if TO FILIBUSTER, OR NOT TO court judgeships. Gorsuch was he can’t find the votes. The FILIBUSTER? confirmed by voice vote in 2006; Heritage Foundation warned of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Hardiman 95-0 in 2007. Pryor, the consequences, suggesting Schumer of New York has said who backed a Texas law that that eliminating the filibuster for Democrats will oppose any nom- made gay sex a crime, will face Supreme Court nominations inee outside the mainstream. He opposition. He was confirmed could set a precedent for getting will likely decide whether to try to 53-45 in 2005. rid of the legislative filibuster, block, or filibuster, based on the Conservative groups are ready. which has been used successful- nominee’s performance in confir- The Judicial Crisis Network has ly by both parties, when in the mation hearings and feedback said it will spend $10 million to minority, to block legislation. from his Democratic caucus, ensure Trump’s pick is con- The Heritage memo pushed including the 10 senators who firmed. another strategy for getting are up for re-election in states “We will force vulnerable sena- around the filibuster called the that Trump won last year. tors up for re-election in 2018 “two-speech rule.” The idea is to The advantages of trying a fili- like Joe Donnelly and Claire use Senate rules allowing sena- buster are clear — make McCaskill to decide between tors only two speeches in a leg- Republicans work to find the 60 keeping their Senate seats or fol- islative day, which is different votes needed to end it, including lowing Chuck Schumer’s liberal, from a calendar day. By extend- at least eight Democrats, and as obstructionist agenda,” said ing a legislative day over several a result, delay or block the nom- Carrie Severino, the chief coun- days or weeks, Republicans ination. Republicans hold a 52- sel and policy director of the could wait until all Democrats 48 majority. group. had given their two speeches and But there are also downsides. Donnelly, D-Ind., and none were left to speak, allowing Democrats running for re-elec- McCaskill, D-Mo., both represent the Senate to move to a simple tion next year in states Trump states that Trump won with more majority vote. won in 2016 could face political than 55 percent of the vote. That strategy would require a Uber CEO challenged for Trump connection after immigrant ban WASHINGTON (AP) — Uber impacts economic growth, job found itself in hot water on two Kalanick said in a creation and productivity.” fronts related to President Facebook post that the Chaired by Stephen Donald Trump’s temporary ban 90-day ban could hurt Schwarzman, CEO of the invest- on immigrants from seven “thousands” of Uber ment firm Blackstone, its listed Muslim-majority countries: for drivers and he will raise members also include the heads allegedly exploiting a taxi protest his concerns directly of Disney, Wal-Mart, IBM and against the ban and for CEO with the president Tesla. Travis Kalanick’s relationship during a Friday Kalanick has said the compa- with Trump. business advisory group ny will find a way to compensate Kalanick said in a Facebook meeting in Washington. and provide legal support to Uber post that the 90-day ban could But the co-founder of the drivers who are stuck overseas hurt “thousands” of Uber drivers for the next three months ride-sharing service is and he will raise his concerns because they cannot return to directly with the president during being criticized for the U.S. The company also has a Friday business advisory group agreeing to sit on the said it would create a $3 million meeting in Washington. But the advisory panel. Twitter legal defense fund to help drivers co-founder of the ride-sharing users are encouraging with immigration and translation service is being criticized for riders to #DeleteUber. services. agreeing to sit on the advisory Trump aides, appearing to panel. Twitter users are encour- reverse course, said on Sunday aging riders to #DeleteUber. JFK Airport in New York City as that citizens of the banned coun- Kalanick defended his partici- taxi drivers had halted service for tries who hold permanent U.S. pation on Trump’s panel in his an hour on Saturday to protest residency “green cards” will not Saturday Facebook post, saying the ban. The move was perceived be barred from re-entering the he joined out of the “belief that by of by some on social media as an country. speaking up and engaging we effort to profit off the protests as Rival ride-sharing company can make a difference.” more passengers would need to Lyft responded by saying it will On Sunday, Kalanick said he seek alternatives to cabs. But the donate $1 million over the next was emailing Uber drivers telling company said on Twitter that it four years to the American Civil them he would “urge the govern- had not “meant to break the Liberties Union, which success- ment to reinstate the right of U.S. strike.” fully requested an emergency residents to travel — whatever Trump’s business advisory order approved by a federal judge their country of origin — immedi- group was announced in Saturday that temporarily bars ately.” December as a “strategic and pol- the U.S. from deporting people Uber also was criticized for icy forum” that would share its from the countries subject to charging less than it could at views on “how government policy Trump’s travel ban. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017— 11 Entrepreneurs are racing to develop flying car

WASHINGTON (AP) — Even will keep them aloft long enough best engineering guess is that autonomous aircraft are safe, before George Jetson entranced to be useful. people actually using “we believe automation technol- kids with his cartoon flying car, But entrepreneurs are moving “In terms of what you can make fly in a reliable autonomous air taxis in the ogy already being prototyped in people dreamed of soaring forward. They see a vast poten- manner, the solution speed gateway that (computer) next 10 or 15 years is possible, low-risk unmanned aircraft above traffic congestion. tial market for “air taxis” and chips have gone through recently have literally opened but definitely not certain. The missions, when fully mature, Inventors and entrepreneurs personally owned small aircraft the door to a whole new world of flying machine challenges are big.” could have a positive effect” on have long tried and failed to to transport people from the possibilities.” — Charles Eastlake Key for many of the designs aviation safety,” the agency make the dream a reality, but fringes of metropolitan areas to will be the development of said. that may be changing. city centers as urban areas grow the works. the aircraft easy to control. longer-lasting lightweight bat- Reducing noise is another Nearly a dozen companies more congested and people “The role we want to play is as Drones have also benefited from teries. Currently available bat- challenge since air taxis will be around the globe, including spend more time stuck in traf- a catalyst for the entire indus- advances in battery and electric teries could probably keep an air taking off and landing in dense- some with deep pockets such as fic. They envision tens of thou- try,” said Nikhil Goel, an Uber motor technology. Some compa- taxi aloft about 15 to 30 minutes ly populated areas. So is creat- European aircraft maker sands of one or two-person fly- project manager for advanced nies, like Chinese dronemaker before it would have to land, ing enough landing pads to han- Airbus, are competing to be the ing taxis delivering passengers programs. EHang, are scaling-up drones experts said. Depending on how dle lots of aircraft at the same first to develop a new kind of to the rooftops of office build- Some of the aircraft are so that they can carry people. fast the aircraft flies, that prob- time. A new air traffic control aircraft that will enable com- ings in city centers and other drones that will be prepro- Another aircraft under devel- ably isn’t quite enough to trans- system would also likely be muters to glide above crowded landing pads during rush grammed for each flight and opment, Santa Cruz, California- port passengers between nearby needed. roadways. A few of the aircraft hours. monitored or operated from the based Joby Aviation’s S2, looks cities or across metropolitan “It’s pretty clear that the under development are cars “In as little as 10 years, prod- ground or a command center. more like a conventional plane areas, experts said. existing air traffic control sys- with wings that unfold for flight, ucts could be on the market Others are designed for human except that there are 12 tiltro- Another hurdle will be win- tem won’t scale to the kind of but most aren’t cars at all. that revolutionize urban travel pilots. tors spread along the wings and ning Federal Aviation density at low altitudes that Typically they take off and land for millions of people,” said It’s unclear yet how much the tail. And some, like the Vahana, Administration certification for people are talking about,” said vertically like helicopters. Zach Lovering, the leader of aircraft will cost, although a cockpit mounted on a sled and any radical new kind of aircraft John Hansman, a Rather than a single, large main Airbus’ project to develop an prices are likely to vary signifi- flanked by propellers in front when approval of even small Massachusetts Institute of rotor, they have multiple small autonomous flying taxi called cantly. Some of the aircraft are and back, don’t really look like changes in aviation technology Technology professor who rotors. Each rotor is operated by the Vahana. The name means designed to be individually any aircraft in the skies today. can take years. chairs the FAA’s research and a battery-powered electric motor the mount or vehicle of a Hindu owned, while others are envi- “In terms of what you can The FAA said in a statement engineering advisory committee. instead of a conventional air- deity. sioned more for commercial use. make fly in a reliable manner, that it is taking a “flexible, NASA is developing an air craft piston engine. Uber released a 98-page Designers hope that if demand the solution speed gateway that open-minded, and risk-based traffic control system for small It’s no sure bet that flying-car report in October making the is high, prices can be kept (computer) chips have gone approach” to flying cars. FAA drones that perhaps could be dreams will turn into reality. business case for air taxis, affordable through economies of through recently have literally officials have discussed with expanded to include flying cars. There are many obstacles, which the company sees as the mass production. opened the door to a whole new several manufacturers the certi- “There’s no question we can including convincing regulators future of on-demand trans- Several recent developments world of flying machine possibil- fication of aircraft that will be build the vehicle,” Hansman that the aircraft are safe, figur- portation. Uber doesn’t have could make these aircraft possi- ities,” said Charles Eastlake, an flown with a pilot in the begin- said. “The big challenge is ing out how to handle thou- any plans to develop a flying car ble. Advances in computing Embry-Riddle Aeronautical ning, and later converted to an whether we can build a vehicle sands of new low-flying aircraft itself, but the online transporta- power mean the rotors on multi- University professor emeritus of autonomous passenger aircraft. that would be allowed to operate over cities without collisions tion network is advising several copter drones can be adjusted aerospace engineering. While further research is in the places where people want and developing batteries that companies that have aircraft in many times per second, making But he also cautioned: “My needed to ensure that to use it.” Trump and GOP searching Day after Putin call, GOP for solution for ‘Dreamers’ warns Trump on sanctions WASHINGTON (AP) — A day my, major companies and peo- said. The two leaders discussed WASHINGTON (AP) — definitive promise that he after Donald Trump’s first call ple in Putin’s inner circle. working together in eradicating Missing from President Donald made.” as president with Russia’s Shortly before leaving office, the Islamic State group and Trump’s blitz of immigration “They shouldn’t be “And when you hear these Vladimir Putin, leading con- Obama also ordered sanctions “resolving problems around the orders this week was any men- very worried. I do have a kinds of statements coming out gressional Republicans made on Russian spy agencies, world, including Syria,” he said tion of the fate of hundreds of big heart. We’re going to of the chief of staff and some of clear they oppose any attempt closed two Russian compounds Sunday, going little beyond the thousands of young immi- take care of everybody. these statements that echo by the new administration to in the U.S. and expelled 35 brief White House statement grants protected from deporta- ... Where you have great pretty closely out of the speak- wipe away U.S. penalties diplomats that he said were issued shortly after the call. tion by former President people that are here that er of the House, it gives real imposed on Moscow by the really spies. These sanctions The Kremlin statement was Barack Obama. have done a good job, pause to rule of law conserva- Obama White House. followed an assessment by U.S. broader. Although there was no That omission has left immi- they should be far less tives,” he said. “I’m absolutely opposed to intelligence that Moscow med- mention of the sanctions, it gration advocates hopeful worried.” Advocates both side of the lifting sanctions on the dled in the 2016 election to said Putin and Trump dis- Trump has softened his opposi- — President issue now say they are expect- Russians,” Senate Majority help Trump. cussed the importance of tion to what he once dubbed Donald Trump ing a compromise in which the Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., Sen. Rob Portman, a member “restoring mutually beneficial “illegal amnesty,” while others president perhaps ends DACA said Sunday. “If anything, we of the Senate Foreign Relations trade and economic ties say he has quickly abandoned and then works with Congress ought to be looking at increas- Committee, said it would be a between business circles of the a core campaign pledge. whom have little or no connec- on a permanent solution that ing them.” “huge mistake for American two countries.” Trump and Republican lead- tion to the country where they allows so-called Dreamers to The White House said the foreign policy” to remove the The Kremlin also said Putin ers in Congress have said they were born, has been a focus of stay in the country. issue of sanctions wasn’t dis- sanctions “until the reasons and Trump spoke in particular are working on a plan that will immigration advocates’ anxiety Mark Gonzales, the president cussed during Saturday’s near- those sanctions were put in about international issues, address the status of the and activism since Trump’s of the Hispanic Action Network, ly one-hour conversation, place are resolved.” including the fight against ter- roughly 750,000 immigrants election. said that Trump’s actions this which both sides described in Portman, R-Ohio, is part of a rorism, the Arab-Israeli con- currently protected by the The program would be rela- week have “definitely shaken positive terms. bipartisan group of senators flict, Iran’s nuclear program, Deferred Action for Childhood tively simple for Trump to up our Hispanic community Trump, who has said he who have introduced legislation the situation on the Korean Arrivals program, better known reverse. The policy does not and the immigrant community wants a better relationship with that would extend the sanc- peninsula and the Ukraine cri- as “DACA.” The program allows require an executive order. in particular.” But he said that Russia, has been noncommittal tions and put them into law. sis. young people who were brought As of Friday afternoon, the he’s confident from Trump and on the matter, and his McConnell held back on sup- Moscow has applauded into the country illegally as United States Citizenship and his aides’ rhetoric that young spokesman, Sean Spicer, said porting that effort: “Well, we’ll Trump’s promises to rebuild children to stay and obtain Immigration Services said that immigrants currently protected Sunday that no decision has wait and see. I hope the presi- U.S.-Russian relations, which work permits. that it was still processing by DACA don’t have to be been made. dent will follow our advice and have been pushed to their Neither the president nor DACA-related work permits. alarmed. The Obama administration not be lifting the sanctions on worst level since the Cold War. GOP leaders have disclosed Trump’s White House is “He’s making clear that even hit Russia with several rounds the Russians.” Trump on Saturday signed a details on their discussions, thought to be divided on the though they’re going to repeal of punishing sanctions in 2014 White House chief of staff presidential memorandum on a although both have suggested how to handle the issue. Those DAPA and DACA, the Dreamers in response to its annexation of Reince Priebus refused to say plan to defeat the Islamic State those currently protected who have pushed Trump to are not the ones they’re going Ukraine’s Crimea region and whether the subject of Russian group. It included the possibili- under the program won’t face embrace more restrictive immi- to be coming after,” said support for separatists fighting interference in the election was ty of teaming up with “new immediate deportation. gration policies, including poli- Gonzales. “They’re going to find government forces in eastern raised during Saturday’s call. coalition partners” and sug- Whether they will be allowed to cy guru Stephen Miller, are a way to deal with the Ukraine. These penalties tar- “What I will tell you is that it gested pairing up with Russia continue to work remains said to prefer a more hard-line Dreamers in the way that is not geted sectors of Russia’s econo- was a positive call,” Priebus wasn’t off the table. unclear. Trump said this week approach. On the other side deportation. That’s good news he intends to reveal a proposal are more those in the White to our ears.” within a month. House considered more moder- Mark Krikorian, the execu- “They shouldn’t be very wor- ate, including White House tive director of the conservative ried,” Trump told ABC News chief of staff Reince Priebus, Center for Immigration this week. “I do have a big who said recently that the Studies, which advocates for heart. We’re going to take care White House is planning to tighter restrictions on immigra- of everybody. ... Where you work with House and Senate tion, said that he’s open to a have great people that are here leadership “to get a long-term compromise in which, for that have done a good job, they solution on that issue.” Under instance, those previously cov- should be far less worried.” a draft executive order first ered by DACA receive green Trump’s delay and the tone published by the news site Vox, cards in exchange for other of his remarks were a striking the government would immedi- concessions. shift from his campaign rheto- ately halt processing new “Suspending DACA process- ric, in which he vowed to quick- DACA applications, but would ing is an extremely simple, ly end the program and labeled allow those who already have clear-cut thing. And if they it amnesty. work permits to retain them haven’t done it by now, there’s “We will immediately termi- until they expire sometime over some reason for it,” said nate President Obama’s two the next two years. Krikorian. illegal executive amnesties, in Trump faces pressure from In the meantime, young peo- which he defied federal law and hardliners in his party, includ- ple covered by the program the constitution to give ing Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, have been glued to their televi- amnesty to approximately 5 who has chafed at signals from sions anytime Trump takes million illegal immigrants,” top Trump aides that immi- action, said California attorney Trump said in a major August grants covered by DACA are Sergio Garcia, who estimates speech on immigration. not a priority for deportation. he’s handled more than 15,000 But his new approach King warned that Trump DACA applications. appears to be a concession to risks a backlash from his polit- There’s “a lot of anxiety, Republican leaders in Congress ical base if he doesn’t act swift- uncertainty of not knowing who have called for a less ly “because it was a clear and what tomorrow holds,” he said. aggressive approach on an issue that has pushed some Latino voters away from the party. Trump’s remarks this week Priebus: No regrets Holocaust aligned closely with comments from House Speaker Paul statement didn’t refer to Jews Ryan, who has repeatedly argued for a more compassion- WASHINGTON (AP) — White League after it failed to make ate approach to dealing with House chief of staff Reince any reference to Jews, in con- so-called Dreamers. Ryan has Priebus says there are no trast with presidents from pre- discussed the issue privately regrets a presidential statement vious administrations. with the president and recently on the Holocaust didn’t include Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine of said congressional Republicans a clear reference to the 6 mil- Virginia says a Holocaust had been working with his lion Jews who were killed. remembrance must acknowl- team on a solution. He says he doesn’t regret the edge the slaughter of Jews, oth- DACA was arguably the most words and that “we’ll never for- erwise it becomes “Holocaust significant and high-profile get the Jewish people who suf- denial.” change President Obama made fered in World War II.” Priebus tells NBC’s “Meet the to immigration policy, one he Trump’s three-paragraph Press” he’s “not whitewashing Dignified Services at said he made only after statement Friday on anything” and that for the Realistic Prices! Congress failed to enact broad- International Holocaust record, “Everyone’s heart is 2415 Georgetown Road, NE er immigration reform. The sta- Remembrance Day drew criti- impacted here by that terrible WEATHER INFORMATION 473-2620 tus of the immigrants, some of cism from the Anti-Defamation time.” 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com L u n c h I s On Us! Y o u ’ r e I n v i t e d ! 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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Federer scores win in epic Aussie final MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — So here was Roger Federer, down a break in the fifth set in a Grand Slam final. Across the net was his nemesis, Rafael Nadal, the left-handed Spaniard he had- n’t been able to beat in a major final in almost a decade. The 35-year-old father of four was back in his first tour-level tournament after six months off letting his injured left knee recover, and he hadn’t won any of the big four events in tennis since Wimbledon 2012. Nadal was returning from injury, too, and somehow the pair had renewed the Roger-Rafa rivalry in a throwback Australian Open final that transcended sport. At that moment, an 18th Grand Slam title didn’t feature in Federer’s thinking. Don’t play the player, he reminded himself, just play the ball. Attack the serve. With that, Federer recovered the break, and seized momentum in a roll of winning 10 consecutive points that helped pro- pel him to a 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, 3-6, 6- 3 win late Sunday night. His fifth Australian title extended his buffer to four atop the list of all- time Grand Slam champions. Nadal remained tied with Pete Sampras in second place with 14. “For me it’s all about the come- back, about an epic match with Rafa again,” Federer said, “... that I can still do it at my age after not having won a slam for almost five years. “That’s what I see. The last AP photo problem is the slam count — RogeR FedeReR makes a backhand return to Rafael Nadal in the men’s singles final Sunday at the Australian Open, in Melbourne, Australia. honestly, it doesn’t matter.” Federer had lost six of the pre- brations, Federer said. “We’re down, Nadal was a break up in feels similar, yeah.” Murray, a five-time losing finalist leg and was broken in his first vious eight Grand Slam finals going to party like rock stars the fifth but couldn’t hang on to Three months ago, Federer in Australia, went out in the service game of the deciding set. he’d played against Nadal and tonight.” become the first man in the Open and Nadal were in the Spaniard’s fourth round to 50th-ranked But he rallied and put Nadal was 11-23 in their career meet- By winning in Melbourne, era to win each of the four majors native Mallorca for the opening of Mischa Zverev. under pressure. Nadal saved ings. His last win over Nadal in a where he first played in 2000 and twice. Instead, Federer became a tennis academy wondering if Federer beat Zverev, and then three break points in the eighth major final was at Wimbledon in where he kicked off his long reign the first man in the Open era to they’d ever be able to contend for U.S. Open champion Stan game but lost momentum again 2007. at No. 1 with the title in 2004, he win three of Grand Slam events majors again. Wawrinka in a five-set, all-Swiss when Federer finished off a 26- “It remains for me the ultimate became the oldest man since Ken at least five times (7 Wimbledon Yet here they were, the first semifinal. That was the night shot rally — the longest of the challenge to play against him,” Rosewall in 1972 to win a slam. titles, 5 U.S. Opens, 5 Australian Grand Slam tournament of the before Nadal held off Grigor match — with a forehand winner Federer said. “It’s super sweet, Federer had lost five semifinals Opens and 1 French Open). season, renewing the classic Dimitrov in an almost five-hour, down the line. because I haven’t beaten him a in Australia since winning his “The magnitude of this match rivalry that saw them dominate five-set semifinal late Friday. Federer got the pivotal break Grand Slam final for a long time previous title here in 2010. He’d is going to feel different. I can’t tennis a decade ago. After four sets of a final where for 5-3, but Nadal made him now. lost three major finals since win- compare this one with any other The long-odds final — No. 9 the momentum alternately work for the very last point. “This one means a lot to me ning that last Grand Slam in one except for maybe the French against No. 17 — unfolded after swung, the fifth had all the ten- Serving for the match, and because he’s caused me prob- 2012. He hadn’t played Nadal in Open in ‘09,” Federer said. “I six-time champion Novak sion and drama that these two after saving two break points, lems over the years.” a major final since losing at the waited for the French Open, I Djokovic was upset by No. 117- players are famous for. Federer was called for a double- With big wins come big cele- French Open in ‘11. tried, I fought. I tried again and ranked Denis Istomin in the sec- Federer had a medical time out After twice rallying from a set failed. Eventually I made it. This ond round and top-ranked Andy for treatment on his upper right See FEDERER, Page 15 super Bowl against Pats ‘dream game’ for dimitroff FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) — Thomas wasn’t until I got to the Patriots that I truly De’Vondre Campbell and Brian Poole, is the Dimitroff’s Super Bowl matchup against Bill realized the idea at the core of the team con- best reward for a general manager and his Belichick and the New England Patriots is far cept,” he said. scouts. more than an executive facing his former “I mean, I grew up hearing it all the time, “I mean, he has all kinds of nerve to go into boss and employer. but actually being put into effect there in New this season and start four rookie defensive Dimitroff, the Atlanta Falcons general England, I’ll take that with me forever.” players,” Dimitroff said. “To me, that’s amaz- manager since 2008, has extremely deep ties The Falcons retained Dimitroff when hiring ing. I’ve had countless personnel men call me with Belichick. Dimitroff’s first NFL job was coach Dan Quinn in 2015. The two formed a and ... laud Dan for that. That’s what person- on the Cleveland Browns’ grounds crew when management partnership that produced nel men want, that’s what general managers his father was a scout and Belichick was the Atlanta’s second Super Bowl berth, perhaps want.” coach. faster than either could have predicted. Quinn was willing to commit to the rookies Dimitroff climbed the ranks before spend- Though Quinn was given ultimate control because of their speed and athleticism. ing five years as the Patriots’ director of col- of player personnel decisions, the two appear That’s the Falcons’ new image, according to lege scouting under Belichick. comfortable sharing authority with no appar- Belichick. Now Belichick and the Patriots stand in the ent sign of friction. Dimitroff calls their rela- “I’d say the stamp on the team, the thing way of the Falcons’ attempt to win their first tionship a “partnership.” that I would notice the most is just the speed, Super Bowl. The coach and GM often are seen in warm the team speed that the Falcons have,” It’s a challenge Dimitroff said he relishes. embraces on the field after games, and Belichick said. “They have a lot of fast guys. “This is kind of a dream game that way, to Dimitroff says they talk 10 or more times Defensively they close up space very quickly.” be able to go against the Patriots and against during a day “on so many levels from policy Quinn said when he interviewed with one of my mentors in this league,” Dimitroff to acquisitions to how we’re going to replace Atlanta he was looking for “a general manag- said Friday. lights in this (indoor practice) facility.” er who together we could share the whole Dimitroff’s respect for his former boss is Dimitroff says Quinn is “a general manag- vision of what a team could be.” obvious. He says New England is where he er’s dream to be with.” Quinn has started Dimitroff’s vision bears the imprint of his learned the most important lessons that pre- four rookies and four second-year players on time under Belichick. The Patriots’ influence AP photo pared him for the opportunity in Atlanta. defense this season. also comes from Falcons assistant GM Scott AtlAntA FAlcons wide ReceiveR Julio Jones catches a “I learned a lot from my father and from The success of the young players, includ- pass during a workout at the team’s practice facility in Flowery different places I was at, of course, but it ing rookies Keanu Neal, Dion Jones, See SUPER BOWL, Page 15 Branch, Ga. Reforms could bring end to signing day circus (AP) — The first Wednesday of The phenomena of national Steinbrecher said: “At times it think it will help settle down February in college football has signing day as a spectacle could seems a bit unseemly.” some of the craziness of recruit- become a celebration of hat-pick- be heading toward extinction A wide-ranging proposal of ing.” ing suspense and hopeful specu- with the likely introduction of an recruiting reforms, including a Media coverage and fan inter- lation. Schools use national sign- early signing period. 72-hour December signing peri- est in recruiting spiked with the ing day to excite their fans, mar- Wednesday’s signing day will od, is in the NCAA pipeline and growth of the internet in the ket the program and impress mark the end of an era. on target to be approved in April. 1990s and over the last 15 years future recruits with a flashy wel- “I hope so,” said Mid-American The proposal also would create signing day has become a TV come. Conference Commissioner John opportunities for recruits to take event with ESPNU and CBS On one day, thousands of high Steinbrecher, who has been part earlier official visits to campuses. Sports Network doing marathon school football players make of two groups that have been The legislation is a reaction to coverage. It grew into hours of their commitments to schools working on reforming football trends more than a potential cat- analysis, sprinkled with an occa- official. recruiting for three years. alyst. The vast majority of sional spurt of action and a AP photo A few last-minute flips, mad All the freaking out and fawn- recruits are already making up smattering of uncertainty. Mini- oxFoRd (Ala.) High School student Kwon Alexander dons an moms and disappointed dads ing over players who have never their minds way before signing dramas emerge when a recruit LSU cap signifying his intent to attend and play football there during provide a dash of intrigue. Every played a college game creates day, Steinbrecher said. The hope and family member don’t see eye- a news conference on national signing day at Oxford High School in now and then a teenager pulls unrealistic expectations for the is to create more transparency to-eye, delaying delivery of a out a puppy to announce he will newbies and to some seems and certainty in a system that national letter of intent after this 2012 file photo. The first Wednesday of February in college foot- attend some school with a dog unfair to the ones already on currently has nonbinding offers what looked like a jubilant ball has become a celebration of hat-picking suspense and hopeful mascot. Signing day has become campus. and commitments as its founda- announcement in a high school speculation. Now the relatively new phenomena of national signing something of a circus and as the “You’re celebrating stuff that is tion. gym. Social media gets stoked for day as a spectacle could be heading toward extinction, with the likely folks at Ringling Bros. and speculative in nature,” Florida “I think it’s been a long time a while. introduction of an early signing period. Wednesday’s signing day will Barnum & Bailey can attest, this athletic director Scott Stricklin coming,” said Mike Farrell, the mark the end of an era. is not a good time to run a circus. said. director of recruiting for Rivals. “I See REFORMS, Page 15 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

SCOREBOARD Bearettes best start since ’78-79 From Staff Reports Morristown West). The Bearettes The Bearettes have a chance to outscored them by a combined go 27-0 in the regular season In search of the program’s 197-121. before the District 5-AAA tourna- sixth state championship, the Legendary Hall of Fame coach ment begins Feb. 15 at Soddy- second-ranked Bradley Central Bearettes are off to their best Jim Smiddy’s 1978-79 team has Daisy High School. start of the 21st century. the next longest streak for Junior Rhyne Howard leads Seventh-year head coach Bradley, at 25 to open that sea- the team with game averages of Jason Reuter’s squad, with the son. 19 points, 6.5 rebounds, 4.6 help of its dynamic ‘Double-H’ Smiddy is responsible for the steals (101 total), 4 assists and duo and a hard-nosed defense four longest season winning one block. Senior Halle Hughes’ averaging 14.4 steals per game, streaks in program history. The 18.8 point per game average is currently holds a 22-game win- coach with 1,217 career wins currently a career best. ning streak. (956 at Bradley) won 29 straight Two regular season home con- The streak includes three wins in 1966-67 and had undefeated tests remain for Bradley with against 21-win, ranked teams 36-win seasons in 1975-76 and Ooltewah (Feb. 10) and Maryville (Oak Ridge, Daniel Boone and 1976-97. (Feb. 13) for Senior Night.

Michigan St. 70, Michigan 62 Paul Casey (28), $45,560 69n-73s-68s-73—283 Nebraska 83, Purdue 80 Roberto Castro (28), $45,560 70n-70s-73s-70—283 ON TAP Northwestern 68, Indiana 55 Martin Flores (28), $45,560 71s-72n-72s-68—283 Oakland 79, Milwaukee 70, OT Kelly Kraft (28), $45,560 72s-70n-72s-69—283 Monday, Jan. 30 Valparaiso 65, N. Kentucky 58 Jhonattan Vegas (28), $45,560 73s-70n-68s-72—283 BASKETBALL Wichita St. 64, Bradley 49 Lucas Glover (21), $35,398 71s-70n-71s-72—284 Lee University at Shorter (Ga.) University, 6 Wright St. 88, Ill.-Chicago 86 Emiliano Grillo (21), $35,398 72s-69n-72s-71—284 Soddy-Daisy at Walker Valley, 6 (BJV, 4:30) FAR WEST J.B. Holmes (21), $35,398 73s-71n-72s-68—284 Berean Academy at TCPS, 6 Arizona 77, Washington 66 Shane Lowry (21), $35,398 71n-73s-72s-68—284 Tuesday, Jan. 31 California 66, Stanford 55 Hideki Matsuyama (21), $35,39871s-70n-71s-72—284 BASKETBALL Hawaii 78, UC Santa Barbara 56 Cameron Smith (21), $35,398 73n-71s-70s-70—284 Bradley Central at Knox Webb, 6 Washington St. 91, Arizona St. 83 Ryan Armour (17), $29,480 71s-71n-70s-73—285 Cleveland at Ooltewah, 6 (JV, 3:30) WOMEN Kyle Reifers (17), $29,480 76s-67n-69s-73—285 Walker Valley at Sweetwater, 6 (JV, 3:30) Women’s College Basketball Zac Blair (12), $22,814 70n-69s-73s-74—286 Meigs County at Polk County, 6 (JV, 3:30) Sunday, Jan. 29 Ryan Brehm (12), $22,814 68n-72s-73s-73—286 TCPS at Knoxville Christian, 6 EAST Scott Brown (12), $22,814 71s-72n-73s-70—286 Wednesday, Feb. 1 DePaul 64, Providence 55 Brian Campbell (12), $22,814 73n-71s-71s-71—286 SOFTBALL Delaware 73, Towson 67 Bryce Molder (12), $22,814 70n-74s-72s-70—286 University of Montevallo (Ala.) at Lee University (DH), 2 Drexel 74, Northeastern 51 Louis Oosthuizen (12), $22,814 71n-72s-70s-73—286 Thursday, Feb. 2 Duquesne 73, George Washington 63 Kevin Tway (12), $22,814 72n-70s-70s-74—286 BASKETBALL Elon 64, Hofstra 53 Tim Wilkinson (12), $22,814 70n-72s-74s-70—286 North Alabama at Lee University, 6 Fairfield 66, Niagara 63 Byeong Hun An (8), $16,536 71n-73s-73s-70—287 Polk County at Sweetwater, 6 (BJV, 4:30) Louisville 63, Pittsburgh 48 Mark Anderson (8), $16,536 70n-73s-74s-70—287 Friday, Feb. 3 Northwestern 55, Rutgers 37 Adam Hadwin (8), $16,536 66s-71n-74s-76—287 BASKETBALL Penn 89, Stevens Institute of Technology 43 Beau Hossler, $16,536 67n-75s-74s-71—287 Bradley Central at Soddy-Daisy, 6 (JV, 3:30) Penn St. 82, Illinois 66 Trey Mullinax (8), $16,536 67n-74s-73s-73—287 East Hamilton at Cleveland, 6 (JV, 3:30) Saint Joseph’s 70, St. Bonaventure 53 Graham DeLaet (5), $15,008 68s-73n-73s-74—288 Walker Valley at McMinn Central, 6 (JV, 3:30) Seton Hall 65, Butler 63 Charley Hoffman (5), $15,008 74s-70n-68s-76—288 Cleveland State at Volunteer State, 6:30 South Florida 55, Temple 51 Mackenzie Hughes (5), $15,008 70n-70s-74s-74—288 WRESTLING St. John’s 64, Xavier 55 Michael Kim (5), $15,008 72s-70n-75s-71—288 TSSAA State Duals SOUTH Sebastian Munoz (5), $15,008 72n-71s-70s-75—288 in Franklin Auburn 66, Alabama 55 Jonathan Randolph (5), $15,008 73s-67n-75s-73—288 Bradley Central vs. Knox Halls, 6 Clemson 62, Georgia Tech 61 Nick Taylor (5), $15,008 69n-74s-73s-72—288 Cleveland vs. Maryville, 6 Detroit 55, N. Kentucky 53 Camilo Villegas (5), $15,008 72n-71s-72s-73—288 State quarterfinals, 8 Duke 71, Wake Forest 43 Johnson Wagner (5), $15,008 73s-71n-70s-74—288 Saturday, Feb. 4 Florida 93, Vanderbilt 73 Julian Etulain (4), $14,338 71s-73n-70s-75—289 BASEBALL AP photo High Point 87, Presbyterian 60 Ryan Blaum (4), $14,070 71n-72s-71s-76—290 Catawba College (N.C.) at Lee University (DH), 2 James Madison 79, William & Mary 64 Billy Horschel (4), $14,070 71s-73n-72s-74—290 BASKETBALL JON RAHM REACTS after making a putt for eagle on the 18th hole of the South Course during LSU 53, Arkansas 46 John Senden (4), $14,070 70n-70s-76s-74—290 Lee University at Alabama-Huntsville, 3 Maryland 100, Iowa 81 Derek Fathauer (3), $13,601 76n-67s-74s-74—291 Sunday’s final round of the Farmers Insurance Open, at Torrey Pines Golf Course in San Diego. Cleveland State at Motlow State, 3 Miami 58, Boston College 51 Brad Fritsch (3), $13,601 67s-76n-72s-76—291 Cumberland County at Cleveland, 5 Mississippi 69, Georgia 62 Hunter Mahan (3), $13,601 71s-70n-70s-80—291 SOFTBALL Mississippi St. 71, Texas A&M 61 Kevin Streelman (3), $13,601 69n-70s-74s-78—291 GSC-PBC Challenge North Carolina 83, NC State 70 Cameron Percy (3), $13,199 69s-72n-76s-75—292 at Columbus, Ga. Syracuse 82, Virginia Tech 72 Aaron Wise, $13,199 71n-72s-73s-76—292 Lee University vs. Lynn University (Fla.), 1:30 UNC-Wilmington 67, Coll. of Charleston 61 C. Tringale (3), $12,998 69s-72n-74s-78—293 Lee University vs. Flagler College (Fla.), 4 MIDWEST Made cut did not finish Bradley Central, Cleveland participating, times TBA Bradley 56, Evansville 52 Jon Curran (3), $12,797 73s-70n-75s—218 WRESTLING Creighton 80, Marquette 77 Martin Laird (3), $12,797 70n-72s-76s—218 Rahm breaks through with TSSAA State Duals Indiana 78, Wisconsin 54 John Huh (2), $12,596 74s-70n-75s—219 in Franklin Missouri St. 49, Indiana St. 46 Morgan Hoffmann (2), $12,328 74s-70n-76s—220 State semifinals, 2 Notre Dame 82, Virginia 74 Billy Hurley III (2), $12,328 69n-75s-76s—220 Championship meet, 8 Ohio St. 95, Nebraska 75 Brian Stuard (2), $12,328 68n-75s-77s—220 Sunday, Feb. 5 S. Illinois 63, Illinois St. 56 LPGA BASEBALL Wichita St. 83, Loyola of Chicago 64 Pure Silk Bahamas Catawba College (N.C.) at Lee University, 1 Wright St. 84, Oakland 66 Sunday SOFTBALL thrilling back 9 at Torrey SOUTHWEST At Ocean Club GSC-PBC Challenge Baylor 92, Oklahoma 58 Paradise Island, Bahamas at Columbus, Ga. Texas 69, West Virginia 54 Purse: $1.4 million Lee University vs. University of Montavello (Ala.), 2 FAR WEST Yardage: 6,625; Par: 73 Lee University vs. Columbus State (Ga.) University, 4:30 New Mexico 87, Northern New Mexico 47 Final SAN DIEGO (AP) — Jon Rahm dropped in on the side of the cup. the California desert. Oregon St. 67, Oregon 60 (x-won on first playoff hole) of Spain added his name to the Rahm, leaning forward during Rahm might have won for the Southern Cal 65, Arizona St. 50 x-Brittany Lincicome, $210,000 64-65-69-68—266 Stanford 72, Washington 68 Lexi Thompson, $127,489 69-61-66-70—266 burgeoning list of young stars its 60-foot journey to the hole, first time, though this was hardly ON AIR UCLA 69, Arizona 49 Stacy Lewis, $92,484 66-67-63-71—267 Gerina Piller, $71,544 67-65-65-71—268 Sunday with his big game and a unleashed a double fist pump as a surprise. Washington St. 84, California 79 Sports on TV Nelly Korda, $52,350 72-69-63-67—271 All Times Eastern. Schedule subject to change and/or SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Pornanong Phatlum, $52,350 68-71-65-67—271 big finish at Torrey Pines. he hugged his caddie. He He won the Ben Hogan Award blackouts. Conference All Games Austin Ernst, $39,437 68-68-68-68—272 Rahm made two eagles over watched a replay of the last eagle his final two years at Arizona Monday, Jan. 30 W L PCT WLPCT Laetitia Beck, $34,551 69-68-66-70—273 COLLEGE BASKETBALL South Carolina 71.875 17 4 .810 Hyo Joo Kim, $29,665 71-66-68-69—274 the final six holes, the last one a putt, along with his celebration, State as the top college player, 7 p.m. Kentucky 71.875 17 4 .810 L. Gonzalez Escallon, $29,665 69-68-68-69—274 CBSSN — Boston U. at Lehigh Florida 62.750 16 5 .762 Mariajo Uribe, $25,302 73-64-69-70—276 60-foot putt from the back fringe and said, “I don’t even remember along with the Jack Nicklaus ESPN — Duke at Notre Dame Alabama 62.750 13 7 .650 Simin Feng, $25,302 67-70-69-70—276 on the par-5 18th hole for a 5- doing it.” Award his senior year as the best ESPNU — South Carolina St. at Howard Arkansas 53.625 16 5 .762 Mel Reid, $21,544 70-69-71-67—277 9 p.m. Mississippi St. 44.500 13 7 .650 Marina Alex, $21,544 68-73-68-68—277 under 67 to win the Farmers On a day in which nine players golfer. He spent 60 weeks at the CBSSN — SIU-Edwardsville at Belmont Georgia 44.500 13 8 .619 Xi Yu Lin, $21,544 69-67-69-72—277 ESPN — Oklahoma St. at Oklahoma Tennessee 44.500 12 9 .571 Sandra Gal, $17,450 69-73-71-65—278 Insurance Open by three shots had at least a share of the lead, No. 1 amateur in the world. Two ESPNU — Alabama St. at Prairie View A&M Auburn 35.375 14 7 .667 Jessica Korda, $17,450 72-69-72-65—278 for his first PGA Tour victory. the final 20 minutes only mat- years ago in the Phoenix Open, NBA BASKETBALL Mississippi 35.375 12 9 .571 Moriya Jutanugarn, $17,450 71-68-70-69—278 8 p.m. Texas A&M 35.375 11 9 .550 Katie Burnett, $17,450 71-72-64-71—278 Rahm, who turned 22 in tered for positions. he tied for fifth while still at TNT — Detroit at Boston Vanderbilt 35.375 10 11 .476 Megan Khang, $17,450 66-69-70-73—278 10:30 p.m. LSU 17.125 9 11 .450 Katherine Perry, $14,937 73-68-70-68—279 November, beat Phil Mickelson’s Rahm finished at 13-under Arizona State. TNT — Memphis at Phoenix Missouri 08.000 5 15 .250 Brooke M. Henderson, $14,937 71-65-73-70—279 mark as the youngest champion 275, three shots ahead of And when he turned pro last NFL FOOTBALL — Wei-Ling Hsu, $14,937 68-69-70-72—279 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 31 Gaby Lopez, $12,364 70-71-72-67—280 at this tournament. He also Charles Howell III (68) and C.T. summer, he earned his PGA Tour ESPN2, FS1 & NFL — Super Bowl Opening Night, at Mississippi St. at Mississippi, 7 p.m. Maude-Aimee Leblanc, $12,364 72-71-68-69—280 Houston Tennessee at Auburn, 9 p.m. Ilhee Lee, $12,364 68-69-74-69—280 became the first player in 26 Pan of Taiwan, who had a 70. in four starts, tying for third in WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Vanderbilt at Texas A&M, 9 p.m. Jacqui Concolino, $12,364 70-72-68-70—280 years to capture his first PGA Brandt Snedeker and Patrick the Quicken Loans National at 6 p.m. Georgia at Kentucky, 9 p.m. Jaye Marie Green, $12,364 71-70-69-70—280 ESPN2 — Tennessee at South Carolina Wednesday, Feb. 1 Amy Anderson, $12,364 69-71-68-72—280 Tour title at Torrey Pines. Rodgers, tied for the lead going Congressional and finishing run- 7 p.m. Alabama at Arkansas, 7 p.m. Ayako Uehara, $12,364 70-68-68-74—280 SEC — Kentucky at Missouri South Carolina at LSU, 9 p.m. Lizette Salas, $8,642 74-70-68-69—281 Starting the final round three into the final round, fell back ner-up by one shot at the 8 p.m. SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Mina Harigae, $8,642 72-72-67-70—281 shots out of the lead, Rahm made with too many mistakes on the Canadian Open. BTN — Michigan St. at Minnesota Conference All Games Santiwiwatthanaphong, $8,642 72-71-68-70—281 WLPCT WLPCT Min Lee, $8,642 73-69-69-70—281 up ground in a hurry. back nine. Mickelson knew it was coming. ETSU 72.778 17 5 .773 Kim Kaufman, $8,642 70-71-70-70—281 Furman 72.778 14 8 .636 Chella Choi, $8,642 70-68-72-71—281 He hit 4-iron into 18 feet on The way Rahm finished, it His brother, Tim Mickelson, was BASKETBALL UNC-Greensboro 73.700 16 7 .696 P.K. Kongkraphan, $8,642 66-69-75-71—281 the par-5 13th and holed the might not have mattered. Rahm’s coach at Arizona State Chattanooga 63.667 15 6 .714 National Basketball Association Pernilla Lindberg, $8,642 70-74-65-72—281 Samford 54.556 14 8 .636 All Times EST Therese O’Hara, $8,642 72-70-67-72—281 eagle putt to tie for the lead. He All four PGA Tour events to and now is his agent. Mercer 45.444 10 12 .455 EASTERN CONFERENCE Jing Yan, $8,642 72-68-68-73—281 Wofford 45.444 9 13 .409 stuffed a wedge into 5 feet on the start the new year now have been “I think he’s more than just a Atlantic Division Stephanie L Meadow, $8,642 72-67-67-75—281 W. Carolina 27.222 7 15 .318 WLPct GB Brooke Pancake, $6,184 72-72-69-69—282 17th to take the lead, and he fin- won by players in their 20s â€” good young player,” Mickelson VMI 27.222 5 15 .250 Boston 29 18 .617 — Candie Kung, $6,184 69-74-70-69—282 The Citadel 28.200 9 14 .391 Toronto 29 19 .604 ½ Marissa L Steen, $6,184 70-73-67-72—282 ished with his long eagle putt Justin Thomas (23) won both New York 21 28 .429 9 Sei Young Kim, $6,184 74-66-70-72—282 that broke hard to the right and event in Hawaii, and Hudson Philadelphia 17 29 .370 11 Mo Martin, $6,184 68-71-69-74—282 See RAHM, Page 15 Brooklyn 9 38 .191 20 Ariya Jutanugarn, $4,718 75-69-72-67—283 peeled back to the left and Swafford (29) won last week in Southeast Division FOOTBALL Paula Reto, $4,718 72-72-71-68—283 Hee Young Park, $4,718 72-68-75-68—283 WLPct GB NFL Playoff Glance Atlanta 28 20 .583 — Cheyenne Woods, $4,718 73-69-72-69—283 Washington 27 20 .574 ½ Wild-card Playoffs Jennifer Song, $4,718 70-71-72-70—283 Charlotte 23 25 .479 5 Saturday, Jan. 7 Jeong Eun Lee, $4,718 72-70-69-72—283 Lincicome wins LPGA Tour opener in playoff Orlando 19 30 .388 9½ Houston 27, Oakland 14 Perrine Delacour, $4,718 71-69-71-72—283 Miami 18 30 .375 10 Seattle 26, Detroit 6 Kelly Tan, $4,718 70-68-72-73—283 Central Division Alena Sharp, $4,718 74-68-67-74—283 Sunday, Jan. 8 Amy Yang, $4,718 70-74-64-75—283 PARADISE ISLAND, Bahamas the leaderboard all week has been “Generally, I played pretty well. WLPct GB Pittsburgh 30, Miami 12 Cleveland 32 14 .696 — Pavarisa Yoktuan, $3,769 72-72-70-70—284 (AP) — Brittany Lincicome won amazing,” Lincicome said. Obviously, I had one bad hole,” Indiana 25 22 .532 7½ Green Bay 38, N.Y. Giants 13 Karen Chung, $3,769 71-72-68-73—284 Chicago 24 25 .490 9½ Divisional Playoffs Giulia Molinaro, $3,769 73-69-67-75—284 the LPGA Tour’s Pure Silk “Obviously, a lot of Americans up Lewis said. “Kind of a series of bad Milwaukee 21 26 .447 11 Saturday, Jan. 14 Angel Yin, $3,351 72-71-73-69—285 Detroit 21 26 .447 11 Atlanta 36, Seattle 20 Karine Icher, $3,351 74-69-72-70—285 Bahamas Classic on Sunday in at the top. Obviously, friends of breaks and just proud of the way WESTERN CONFERENCE Julie Yang, $3,351 73-69-72-71—285 New England 34, Houston 16 Brittany Lang, $3,351 73-69-71-72—285 wind and some late rain, beating mine, so to come down to the final I came back there and finished Southwest Division Sunday, Jan. 15 WLPct GB Cydney Clanton, $3,351 71-72-69-73—285 U.S. Solheim Cup teammate Lexi stretch, I played with Lexi yester- really good, and really had a San Antonio 36 11 .766 — Green Bay 34, Dallas 31 Casey Grice, $3,036 73-71-72-70—286 Houston 35 16 .686 3 Pittsburgh 18, Kansas City 16 Nicole Broch Larsen, $3,036 69-72-75-70—286 Thompson with a birdie on the day, and it was an awesome day. chance there coming up 18, which Memphis 28 21 .571 9 Conference Championships Lindy Duncan, $3,036 71-70-74-71—286 first hole of a playoff. We had so much fun, and to obvi- is really all you can ask for.” New Orleans 19 29 .396 17 Sunday, Jan. 22 Sadena A Parks, $3,036 72-68-71-75—286 Dallas 17 30 .362 19 NFC Olafia Kristinsdottir, $2,783 71-68-77-71—287 Playing a group ahead of ously have the playoff today is a On 14, her drive hit a tree and Northwest Division Maria Parra, $2,783 69-74-71-73—287 Atlanta 44, Green Bay 21 Belen Mozo, $2,783 71-71-72-73—287 Thompson, Lincicome birdied the bummer, but it’s just incredible.” went into knee-high plants on WLPct GB AFC Utah 30 19 .612 — Amelia Lewis, $2,783 74-67-73-73—287 par-5 18th — after dropping In the playoff on 18, Lincicome the other side of the cart path. Oklahoma City 28 20 .583 1½ New England 36, Pittsburgh 17 Sandra Changkija, $2,653 69-75-72-72—288 Denver 21 25 .457 7½ Pro Bowl Ally McDonald, $2,653 72-71-73-72—288 strokes on 14 and 17 — for a 5- hit her hybrid second shot from Her next shot ricocheted off the Portland 21 28 .429 9 Sunday, Jan. 29 Juli Inkster, $2,653 70-72-70-76—288 Minnesota 18 29 .383 11 Joanna Klatten, $2,571 75-69-76-69—289 under 68 and 26-under 266 total 227 yards to 20 feet and tapped far curb of the path and went At Orlando, Fla. Sarah Jane Smith, $2,571 72-71-73-73—289 Pacific Division AFC 20, NFC 13 — one off the tour record for rela- in for birdie. back across the path into grass WLPct GB Celine Herbin, $2,522 67-74-76-73—290 Golden State 41 7 .854 — Super Bowl Sun Young Yoo, $2,489 71-73-73-77—294 tion to par to by Annika “I just put the hybrid in actual- as high as the plants. L.A. Clippers 30 18 .625 11 Sunday, Feb. 5 Sacramento 19 28 .404 21 At Houston Sorenstam on a par-72 course in ly a couple of weeks ago, and it’s “The iron shot I just pulled a Phoenix 15 32 .319 25 Atlanta vs. New England, 6:30 p.m. (FOX) the 2001 Standard Register Ping. been one of my new favorite little bit and it caught a palm L.A. Lakers 16 34 .320 26 Falcons-Patriots Series History HOCKEY Sunday’s Games Patriots lead series 7-6 National Hockey League With Lincicome looking on clubs. So I hit it perfect, right tree,” Lewis said. “I didn’t have Atlanta 142, New York 139, 4OT 1972 — Patriots 21, Falcons 20 (N) EASTERN CONFERENCE from a tent, Thompson played where we were aiming and ended much of a shot the next shot, Cleveland 107, Oklahoma City 91 1977 — Patriots 16, Falcons 10 (A) Atlantic Division Indiana 120, Houston 101 1980 — Falcons 37, Patriots 21 (N) GP WLOT Pts GF GA the 18th as strong sideways rain up with the same putt that I had and was just hoping to catch the Orlando 114, Toronto 113 1983 — Falcons 24, Patriots 13 (A) Montreal 50 29 14 7 65 150 125 Washington 107, New Orleans 94 1986 — Patriots 25, Falcons 17 (N) Ottawa 47 26 15 6 58 127 123 blew through the Ocean Club, the first go-round, which is pret- cart path before it caught the Chicago 121, Philadelphia 108 1989 — Falcons 16, Patriots 15 (A) Boston 52 25 21 6 56 131 135 holing a 3-footer for her third ty crazy, and knew the line better edge and it would skip over it, Dallas 105, San Antonio 101 1992 — Falcons 34, Patriots 0 (A) Toronto 47 23 15 9 55 145 133 Golden State 113, Portland 111 1995 — Falcons 30, Patriots 17 (A) Florida 50 21 19 10 52 116 137 straight par and a 70. and just, obviously, super, super and just came out of there better Monday’s Games 1998 — Falcons 41, Patriots 10 (N) Tampa Bay 50 22 22 6 50 136 146 Sacramento at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. 2001 — Patriots 24, Falcons 10 (A) Buffalo 48 20 19 9 49 118 136 “I was thinking that I was very nervous. My hands were shaking than I thought. Didn’t have a Brooklyn at Miami, 7:30 p.m. 2005 — Patriots 31, Falcons 28 (A) Detroit 49 20 20 9 49 123 144 lucky,” Lincicome said. pretty bad, I was just happy to shot once it was in the weeds and Detroit at Boston, 8 p.m. 2009 — Patriots 26, Falcons 10 (N) Metropolitan Division Orlando at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 2013 — Patriots 30, Falcons 23 (A) GP WLOT Pts GF GA “Obviously, the last three or four kind of lob it up there and get the had to take an unplayable.” Cleveland at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Washington 49 33 10 6 72 160 106 Memphis at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. Columbus 48 32 12 4 68 160 114 holes for all of us was really easy birdie.” Gerina Piller (71) completed Tuesday’s Games Pittsburgh 48 30 13 5 65 172 141 unfortunate. It was gusting. The Thompson went through the the Solheim Cup quartette atop New Orleans at Toronto, 7 p.m. GOLF N.Y. Rangers 49 31 17 1 63 167 129 New York at Washington, 7 p.m. Philadelphia 50 25 19 6 56 140 155 par 3 that we played, I was just green in two and, after Lincicome the leaderboard at 24 under. Sacramento at Houston, 8 p.m. Farmers Insurance Open Scores Sunday N.Y. Islanders 47 21 17 9 51 136 136 Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Carolina 48 21 20 7 49 126 140 trying to hit it on the front of the holed out, missed a 15-foot birdie Nelly Korda birdied the two Charlotte at Portland, 10 p.m. San Diego s-Torrey Pines (South); Yards 7,698; Par 72 New Jersey 50 20 21 9 49 113 144 green and I took three extra try. late par 5s in a 67 to tie for fifth Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday’s Games n-Torrey Pines (North); Yards 7,258; Par 72 clubs. It was blowing almost 35 “I played well all week. My put- at 21 under in her first start as Purse: $6.7 million Central Division Indiana at Orlando, 7 p.m. GP WLOT Pts GF GA Minnesota at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Final miles an hour into, and when it ter definitely saved me,” an LPGA Tour member. The 18- Jon Rahm (500), $1,206,000 72s-69n-69s-65—275 Minnesota 48 32 11 5 69 160 109 Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Chicago 51 30 16 5 65 142 132 New Orleans at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. C. Howell III (245), $589,600 67n-74s-69s-68—278 started pouring I was already Thompson said. “I made a lot of year-old Korda is the sister of C.T. Pan (245), $589,600 70s-69n-69s-70—278 Nashville 49 24 17 8 56 138 130 New York at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. St. Louis 49 24 20 5 53 138 152 done, so I was feeling blessed birdies out there, just a lot of Jessica Korda — the 2014 winner Toronto at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Keegan Bradley (104), $252,59069n-69s-74s-67—279 Tony Finau (104), $252,590 73s-68n-67s-71—279 Dallas 50 20 20 10 50 135 157 Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Winnipeg 52 23 25 4 50 150 161 that I was already done and positives to take from the week. who shot a 65 on Sunday to tie L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Pat Perez (104), $252,590 68n-74s-67s-70—279 Patrick Rodgers (104), $252,59068n-72s-67s-72—279 Colorado 46 13 31 2 28 93 156 didn’t have to compete with the Brittany played amazing, for 16th — and daughter of for- Memphis at Denver, 9 p.m. Pacific Division Milwaukee at Utah, 9 p.m. Justin Rose (104), $252,590 65n-71s-73s-70—279 elements. So, for Lexi to make amongst a lot of other players out mer tennis player Petr Korda. Brian Harman (70), $167,500 68s-71n-73s-68—280 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Chicago at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. San Jose 50 31 17 2 64 135 116 Charlotte at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. O. Schniederjans (70), $167,50069s-69n-71s-71—280 par on 18 with those conditions there, and it just got tough out Pornanong Phatlum matched Brandt Snedeker (70), $167,500 68n-69s-70s-73—280 Edmonton 51 28 15 8 64 152 132 NCAA Anaheim 51 27 15 9 63 133 129 is pretty awesome.” there today, especially with three Nelly Korda at 21 under, also fin- MEN J.J. Spaun (70), $167,500 72n-69s-69s-70—280 Robert Streb (70), $167,500 68n-71s-70s-71—280 Calgary 52 25 24 3 53 134 149 Sunday, Jan. 29 The first U.S. winner since or four holes to go. That’s the ishing with a 67. Harris English (52), $110,550 71s-69n-69s-72—281 Los Angeles 49 24 21 4 52 123 121 EAST Phil Mickelson (52), $110,550 71n-72s-68s-70—281 Vancouver 50 23 21 6 52 119 140 Binghamton 65, Maine 54 Brittany Lang in the U.S. hard stretch.” Lincicome earned $210,000. F. Molinari (52), $110,550 71s-70n-69s-71—281 Arizona 48 16 26 6 38 108 152 Colgate 70, American U. 65 Rory Sabbatini (52), $110,550 70s-72n-72s-67—281 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Women’s Open, the 31-year-old Stacy Lewis, undone by a “I’m going to the casino Iona 69, St. Peter’s 66, OT Kyle Stanley (52), $110,550 70s-73n-68s-70—281 Saturday’s Games No games scheduled Villanova 61, Virginia 59 Lincicome won her seventh tour triple-bogey 7 on No. 14, was tonight. Hopefully, try not to lose M. Thompson (52), $110,550 71s-71n-71s-68—281 Sunday’s Games Xavier 82, St. John’s 77 Jonas Blixt (38), $67,586 68n-72s-69s-73—282 All-Star Game: Central 3, Pacific 10 SOUTH title and first since the 2015 ANA third at 25 under after a 71. all of our money that we won Stewart Cink (38), $67,586 68n-72s-69s-73—282 All-Star Game: Atlantic 6, Metropolitan 10 Louisville 85, NC State 60 Ryo Ishikawa (38), $67,586 74s-68n-72s-68—282 All-Star Game Final: Metropolitan 4, Pacific 3 Inspiration. She’s projected to Lewis was second in 2014 and today,” the Pure Silk endorser Virginia Tech 85, Boston College 79 Marc Leishman (38), $67,586 69s-72n-68s-73—282 Monday’s Games No games scheduled MIDWEST jump from 48th to 34th in the tied for second last year. The said. “I haven’t been to the casino Brendan Steele (38), $67,586 69s-74n-70s-69—282 Tuesday’s Games Cincinnati 94, South Florida 53 T. Van Aswegen (38), $67,586 72s-68n-72s-70—282 Columbus at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Detroit 93, Green Bay 92 world ranking. Texan is winless since June since Wednesday night, so I’m Richy Werenski (38), $67,586 73s-70n-73s-66—282 Philadelphia at Carolina, 7 p.m. Illinois St. 69, Evansville 59 Gary Woodland (38), $67,586 67n-75s-69s-71—282 Nashville at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. “It was pretty incredible. Just 2014. itching to go play. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017— 15 AFC holds on to win over NFC in Pro Bowl

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The already left Camping World points during the first two quar- Pro Bowl has long been more Stadium , those who stuck ters. about showmanship than com- around saw a thrilling end. Andy Dalton’s 23-yard touch- petition. Clearly, that memo “It was fun and it was compet- down pass to Kansas City tight missed Lorenzo Alexander. itive,” Alexander said. “It got a end Travis Kelce, named the The Buffalo Bills linebacker little chippy there late in the game’s offensive MVP with three could have just sat on a late game, but that’s part of it when catches for 36 yards, put the interception for the win, but you have competitive people.” AFC ahead 14-7 with 1:40 instead opted to return the ball In the recent past, the Pro remaining in the second quarter. 20 yards and then lateralled it to Bowl hadn’t produced a compet- The touchdown was set up by a Aqib Talib, who came within 13 itive environment. But perhaps 36-yard punt return by the yards of the end zone in the the return of the traditional AFC Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill to the NFC AFC’s 20-13 win over the NFC in vs. NFC matchup combined with 38. the NFL’s all-star game Sunday playing in front a larger crowd “I thought the level of play was night. than when the game was played really good. It was really compet- “I was serious about that last in Hawaii, amped up the intensi- itive,” said Dalton, the drive,” Alexander said. “You’re ty just a bit. Cincinnati quarterback who playing fast, playing hard, hav- The winners took home completed 10 of 12 passes for ing a good time, but we wanted $61,000, while the NFC team 100 yards and one touchdown. to win. We took it very serious.” members settled for $30,000. “It came down right to the end. That much was obviously on “This game was definitely You can’t ask for much more the final drive when Alexander, more competitive than last time I than that in any football game.” AP photo selected the game’s defensive played in it. I can say that,” Talib It was a relatively low-scoring AFC tight end Delanie Walker of the Tennessee Titans catches a touchdown pass in the first half MVP, got tight end Jimmy said. “Guys played a lot harder game that was defined by big Graham on a hard hit over the this year.” defensive stops, which included of the NFL Pro Bowl in Orlando, Fla., Sunday. middle as the NFC drove the ball The Pro Bowl had been played a goal-line stand when Zach down field for what could have the last three years with a for- Brown stuffed Dallas rookie run- could not get the ball into the New Orleans’ Drew Brees com- the starter for the AFC, completed been the rallying game-winning mat in which teams were drafted ning back Ezekiel Elliott at the end zone. “Everybody was giving pleted 10 of 19 passes for 112 six of eight passes for 74 yards, drive. A couple of plays later, the among the players by designated 1-yard line in the first quarter. their all on both sides of the ball yards and one touchdown to including a 26-yard TD toss to ball went off Graham’s hands captains. The play seemed to set the at the end. It made for an excit- Seattle’s Doug Baldwin to lead the Tennessee’s Delanie Walker early and right to Alexander, sealing In a first half defined by big tone as both defenses gave up ing finish.” NFC. Kansas City’s Alex Smith, in the second quarter. the game. plays and key interceptions, the little against the run and put But even on that play, the AFC was able to come up with pressure on all of the quarter- increased competitive spirit was one more play to take a 14-7 backs, which has not always obvious when quarterback Kirk lead into halftime and a 20-7 been the case in the Pro Bowl. A preview of things to expect Cousins stuck with the play after edge early in the fourth quarter. “We were having fun, but we throwing the interception and The NFC should have had 17 were definitely out there compet- knocked the ball out of Talib’s points in the first half, but a ing, definitely playing to win,” during Super Bowl LI week hands on a jarring hit to save the decision to not a kick a chip-shot said Cousins, who led the NFC touchdown. field goal and an interception in on the two fourth-quarter drives While many of the 60,834 had the end zone denied the squad of that ended with field goals but By TIM DAHLBERG pregame interview marveling on TV will find out 97 percent AP Sports Writer about the large crowd on hand of them have no idea where the to see the game. game is being played. There have been 50 of these n A sportswriter will write n Lady Gaga will say some- Thomas: Include Bonds, Clemens already, making this Super about the lack of trash talking, thing nasty about President Bowl LI in the roman numerals just to be able to use Hollywood Trump. He’ll respond by saying the NFL uses to make sure no Henderson’s line about Terry Janet Jackson’s halftime show in Hall of Fame if PED users get in one forgets just how important Bradshaw not being able to the last time the Super Bowl the game really is. spell Cat if he was spotted the was in Houston was much bet- And important it is, at least C and T. ter. CHICAGO (AP) — The way Hall Jose Canseco wrote in a 2005 didn’t make this kind of money. as a national holiday of sorts to n The Patriots will announce n Janet Jackson will have a of Famer Frank Thomas sees it, book that he showed Rodriguez ... They’re not happy about this the 100 million Americans who the signing of a flag football wardrobe malfunction. No one Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens how to inject steroids. Bagwell at all.” will tune in. People who have wide receiver Belichick noticed will notice. might as well be enshrined if has faced speculation that he Thomas, a two-time MVP with no clue who Malcolm Mitchell at a local park while on his way n The Chargers announce at players linked to performance used PEDs mainly because he the White Sox who hit 521 is and are only vaguely aware to get coffee. The player will halftime that instead of moving enhancing drugs are getting went from hitting six home runs homers in a career that spanned of Matt Ryan will party in end up catching two touch- north to Los Angeles, they will elected. in two minor league seasons to from 1990 to 2008, was inducted homes and bars across the down passes and being named move south to Tijuana. Mexico The Big Hurt, long a critic of 449 with Houston from 1991 to in 2014. He spoke out against country. MVP. immediately announces plans players using PEDs, spoke out 2005. PED use during his career and But there are things that n Luke Bryan will draw out for a border wall of its own. again during the Chicago White Raines used cocaine. But while lost friendships as a result, even the casual fan should the last note of the national n A company no one has Sox’s annual fan convention on Thomas was thrilled to see him though he did acknowledge using know. So here’s a primer on anthem, sparking fist bumps heard of will spend $5 million Saturday. get elected, he doesn’t really amphetamines known as “gree- what will happen Super Bowl from those who bet the over at on a Super Bowl commercial. “They should be in now, as far think players who used perform- nies” for an energy boost early in week in Houston: 2:09. No one will notice. as I’m concerned,” Thomas said. ance enhancing drugs belong. his career. n Bill Belichick will refuse to n The Patriots will lose the n Someone on the broadcast “They’ve let a few people in “Not happy at all,” he said to a “There are some days that you go to media day, saying he’s coin flip, then accuse the will say “Houston, we have a already we all know. It’s uncom- round of applause from fans. just don’t have energy to do any- already told the media every- Falcons of cheating. problem” when the game gets fortable at this point. I’m sure “Some of these guys were great thing,” Thomas said. “It’s seven thing he knows. n Fans in Las Vegas sports out of hand. this year’s going to be uncomfort- players. But they wouldn’t have days a week. It’s a grind. You’re n Robert Kraft will read a books will tear up five-team n People partying at home able because we’ve got two great been great players without flying all times of the night. We speech on arrival about parlays that have the Patriots will think Matty Ice is a new players going in, but they know. drugs. ... I don’t mind these guys didn’t have the restrictions they “Deflategate” that he wrote on a winning the coin flip. craft beer. It’s no secret. If they didn’t do it, doing what they want to do for got now. We used to get into cocktail napkin on the air- n Bradshaw will open the n The Falcons will score only they would be stomping and their families and make their cities at 5:30, 6 in the morning, plane. broadcast by reminding every- 14 points, half of them coming kicking and in interviews saying money. But don’t come calling to we’d have a day game. When I n Commissioner Roger one that he, like Tom Brady, on a pick 6. Immediately, blog- ‘I didn’t do it.’” the Hall of Fame and say ‘I’m first came up — they kind of Goodell will use his state of the has won four Super Bowls. gers will say it’s because offen- Bonds and Clemens, whose supposed to be in the Hall of cleaned up as I got older in the NFL address to lay out the He’ll then go on to say he does- sive coordinator Kyle careers were tainted by allega- Fame’ when you know you cheat- league — it was rough travel. It league’s position on Las Vegas. n’t think Belichick is a very Shanahan had his mind on the tions of steroid use, were passed ed.” gave you a lot more energy.” Goodell will surprise some good coach. 49ers offense instead of the over for the fifth straight year by He said if those players are Thomas also said all-time hits when he offers an over/under n Houston civic leaders will Falcons. the Baseball Writers’ Association going to get in then Bonds, leader and fellow Fox Sports ana- of $1 billion when asked how declare that hosting the Super n The confetti will still be of America in voting announced a Clemens and Sammy Sosa lyst Pete Rose should be in the much Vegas taxpayers should Bowl brings the spotlight of the falling on the winning players week-and-a-half ago. But both should be enshrined, too — in a Hall of Fame as well as Fred lay out for the Raiders. country to a great Texas city. when Shanahan is named the received a majority of votes for wing devoted to PED use. McGriff. Rose has never n President Trump will give a n A poll of people watching new head coach of the 49ers. the first time and could be in Otherwise, keep them all out. appeared on the ballot because of position to get elected in the next Thomas said other Hall of a lifetime ban following an inves- few years. Famers feel the same way. tigation into his gambling. Ivan Rodriguez and Jeff “Trust me, there’s a lot of “I think in this society, every- Bagwell did get in despite allega- internal talk going on,” he said. body deserves a second chance,” tions of PED use along with Tim “A lot of guys that I respect that he said. “If you’re gonna let the Rahm Raines, Thomas’ teammate with are real, true Hall of Famers, all PED guys in, he deserves to be in From Page 14 the White Sox. they have is their legacy. They the Hall of Fame.” said. “I think he’s one of the top want to have everything fall on 72 and tied for fourth. players in the world. I think their shoulders. And he has Howell closed with a 68. It was there’s an intangible that some that.” his third time to finish runner- guys have where they want to The victory gets Rahm into the up at Torrey Pines. He made a Reforms have the pressure, they want to Masters for the first time, along long eagle putt on the 13th and From Page 13 be in that tough position, they with other big events. He moves finished with a birdie. By then, into top 50 in the world, and if he however, Rahm was one shot can stay there for three weeks he ahead and waiting in the middle The action and uncertainty fig- three kids committed to Stanford are becoming enamored with will get into two World Golf of the 18th fairway. ures to be at a minimum on who aren’t allowed to enroll what the schools are doing and Federer Championships in March. Pan ran off three straight Wednesday. early,” 247Sports director of how it makes them feel special.” Snedeker was trying to become birdies around the turn to tie for The number of incoming fresh- scouting Barton Simmons said. Last year, the Cougars used From Page 13 only the fourth back-to-back win- the lead, but he had to settle for men enrolling in college early “The colleges are really anxious social media messages by local ner at Torrey Pines, but he was pars the rest of the way, includ- continues to grow, putting to get these guys on campus rappers, former UH stars and fault at deuce. He challenged the slowed by a pair of bogeys in a ing a three-putt par on the 13th. dozens of players on campuses, early, and these kids are becom- local NFL players such as J.J out call on his second serve, how- five-hole stretch around the turn That set the stage for Rahm, going to class and working out ing really anxious to get on cam- Watt to welcome the signing ever, and it was overturned. and closed with a 73. Rodgers and he burst through. with new teammates, weeks pus early because they under- class. It wasn’t quite Michigan’s Tempo back in his court. was tied for the lead until he He became only the fourth before they sign their letters. By stand what a jump start that “Signing of the Stars,” which After hitting a forehand cross- made bogey from the bunker on international player to win this signing financial aid papers, they gives them for really becoming included appearances by Tom court winner on his second match the tough par-4 12th, and then tournament, but it’s an impres- are giving schools permission impact first-year players.” Brady and Derek Jeter , but it point, his celebrations were fell back when his approach from sive list â€” Jason Day two years under NCAA rules to trumpet An even more recent develop- was a lot more than just a press delayed when Nadal challenged the rough on the 14th hole came ago, Gary Player in 1963 and his their arrivals. LSU, Tennessee, ment has been schools trying to release. the call. out too high and struck a tree, fellow Spaniard, Jose Maria Miami, Arkansas, Boston College capitalize on the recruiting craze. The original version of the Federer watched the replay, leading to bogey. He closed with a Olazabal, in 2002. and Maryland are among the Nearly every school in the coun- recruiting proposal now being and leaped for joy when it showed many schools that have already try — from Temple to Fresno considered also suggested a June his last shot was in — the perfect announced their mid-year State — holds some type of sign- signing period. Coaches came finish to his 100th match at the enrollees. ing day event for fans. It’s a way out strongly against that, saying Australian Open. “There’s no mystery in it,” for athletic departments to bridge it did not allow for enough time “Congratulation to Roger ... Super Bowl Tennessee outgoing athletic the gap between the end of the to get to know recruits. Just amazing, the way he’s play- director Dave Hart said of signing season and spring football and The June period was removed, ing after such a long time of him From Page 13 day. “If you look at our last cou- market ticket packages. but the opportunity for recruits not being on the tour,” Nadal ple of recruiting classes, maybe a But if a big chunk of the class to take official visits in the spring said. “For sure, you have been Pioli, the former New England backs, things like that.” handful of mystery in the sense is already locked in December, was expanded. Steinbrecher likes working a lot to make that hap- GM. The Super Bowl will provide of we’ve got four kids we really what happens in February? the idea of another signing period pen.” Dimitroff signed a three-year Dimitroff his ultimate test to don’t know yet. The rest of them, “That will make that signing for recruits in July or August so “I fight a lot these two weeks,” extension on Nov. 7 that carries prove he learned his lessons well you were pretty confident they day in February kind of moot and they can wrap up recruiting he added. “Today, a great match, through the 2019 season. under Belichick and taken them were coming.” if you do it in December there’s before their senior years. Many probably Roger deserved it a little Belichick said he remembers to a new level with Quinn. This year’s elite recruits are a already a lot of stuff going on recruits are already committed bit more than me.” the young Dimitroff in Cleveland “A lot of things that I brought particularly settled bunch. Using there,” Stricklin said. “I don’t by then. But he said this is pack- Federer’s championship victory “working in the organization to the table were learned in New 247Sports’ composite rankings, know if you need another event.” age and the new signing period is capped a remarkable weekend for when he was coming out of high England,” he said. “It’s just been only four of the 32 recruits who David Bassity, associate AD for a good first step toward improv- 30-somethings — all four singles school and into college.” fun watching us develop here have received a five-star rating communication at the University ing recruiting for players and finalists were 30 or older — after “But he’s a football guy, so it’s over the years. entered the last week of the of Houston, thinks he will need coaches — and maybe even rein- 35-year-old Serena Williams beat in the family,” Belichick said. “He “There’s definitely a northeastern recruiting cycle uncommitted. another event. Not necessarily for ing in the signing day circus. her older sister, Venus, in the works hard. He knows the game. stamp on it in certain ways, and yet “Twelve of the top 18 players in the fans. “I hope this would reduce it a women’s final to capture her He did a real good job for us with we’ve really evolved into something our composite rankings are early “I feel like you’re also speaking little bit,” he said.” I have no idea Open-era record 23rd Grand skill players, defensive backs, that is very much the Falcons and enrollees, and that’s including to future recruits,” he said. “Kids whether it will or not.” Slam title. receivers, linebackers, running not, obviously, the Patriots.” 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com An important story in the interest of public safety Several years ago, there was a pop- GUEST the sand or take steps to prevent it. and 'always looking for a rapist or you this is old hat, something they ular country song that included the ColUmniST The essence of what I wanted to pass killer,' I didn't open my window. I just have heard countless times, but there lyrics "How many arms have held you, along came from a friend in an email asked what he wanted. He raised a $5 are many unsuspecting women out and hated to let you go? How many, regarding a serial killer in a Southern bill to my window and said, ‘You there who have not heard it and may how many I wonder, but I really don't Jim city. I have made several phone calls dropped this.’ Since I knew that I had have their guard down. want to know." Davidson attempting to validate this story but gone into the store with a certain Personally, I hate living in a society I don't know about you, but there could not, so I don't know if it's true amount of money, I knew I didn't drop where we are held hostage by the are a lot of things I don't want to or false. I do know the point that this it. When I told him it wasn't mine, he criminal element. But other than just know, like the man you ask the time story makes is something we should began hitting the window and door, warning people to be careful, I seem of day, and he tells you how the watch because he had been robbed at gun- all keep uppermost in our minds. screaming at me to open my door and powerless to do anything about it. is made. Of course, this statement point while walking to his car in near- This story comes from a man who insisting that I had dropped the From my heart, I try to see the good pertains to the volume of information, by Little Rock, Arkansas, after getting lives in Alexandria, Virginia, but often money. At that point, I just drove in everyone, but there are people out and the specific details that tend to off work. If you have been there, then works in this Southern city. He said it away as fast as I could.” there who are not good and we have to wear us out. There is also the fact you know the feeling. was 5:15 a.m. and he was on his way In retrospect, this man realized that stay on guard and do our best to that most people had rather hear good When I considered what this lady to work and stopped at a service sta- this person could have been the serial never place ourselves in a position or positive news, as opposed to more had told me, combined with a number tion to get $10 worth of gas and a soft killer that had been terrorizing this where we have few or no options for negative news that saturates our of lawless incidents that have drink. He said he took two $5 bills community for the past several our safety. social fabric every single day. occurred here in our community in and a $1 bill into the store which was months. He adds a PS: "Ladies, really Just be careful. What I want to share with you in recent weeks, in the interest of public just enough to pay for his stuff. He DO share this with everyone you ——— this column may be perceived as the safety I felt the need to inform you went on to say that as he was ready to know. Even if this man wasn't a serial (Editor’s Note: Jim Davidson is a latter, but in my mind it's so impor- and my other readers of the increasing pull away from the store, a man killer, he looked nice, he seemed motivational speaker and syndicated tant that I am willing to chance it. dangers lurking in our society. approached his truck from the back polite, he was apparently doing an act columnist. He may be contacted at 2 Recently, I was talking with a lady To my way of thinking, this is not side (an unlit area) and walked up to of kindness, but he was not a nice Bentley Drive, Conway AK 72034. To who attends our church, and she told negative news. It's just common sense, his window and knocked. person!" support literacy, buy his book, me her husband was really shaken up and we can either stick our heads in This man said, "Since I am paranoid People in law enforcement will tell "Learning, Earning & Giving Back.") DEAR Viewpoint ANNIE

“The lack of a sense of history is the damnation of the modern world.” — Robert Penn Warren, American author, poet and critic (1905-1989) Dear Annie: We have three children, ages 29, 27 and 23. The youngest is a fifth-year senior at a Midwestern university. We had our children rather late in life; I’m 66, and my wife is 60. We President Trump needs have been fortunate and been able to provide a nice life for all to stop all that biting three of them. We have had issues with the youngest for the past 10 years, A couple of hours before dusk, cast again. That's when I saw the mostly centered on drugs. We you could see it. shark flinch, roll and strike out at had him see several counselors, Sometimes it would move in a passing blue. A couple of blues but he would snow all of them to wide circles. took bites and the shark was not the point that they would feel Sometimes it was turmoil trav- at all happy about it. sorry for him. (One time when he eling in a straight line between Another bump on the boat. went to a concert, one of his the lighthouse and Cockenoe Three dorsal fins approached counselors was smoking a joint right next to him.) It got so bad Island. from just southeast of what we we sent him to military school in The Long Island shallows called the Cockenoe Lighthouse. his junior year of high school along the southern Connecticut I sat down. President Trump’s border wall (which all of us, including him, coast offers plenty of food for The bloody fray continued, all agree saved his life). reactionary blue fish: mackerel, of the combatants moving more Though he is much better than sand eels, porgy, butterfish; basi- quickly north. he was, he still continues to use cally anything that's shiny and I decided to sit and watch, as now facing staff reality check pot daily. He and I vehemently moving. there was no way I was going to disagree over the They also eat each other. I've catch a complete fish in this mas- WASHINGTON (AP) — David Price, D-N.C., who chaired harmfulness/value of pot, its seen it. sacre. President Donald Trump’s vow to AP NEWS ANALYSIS the congressional panel that addictiveness (I know what Half a mile offshore, seagulls The ride back to the dock we accelerate construction of a “con- funded the border fence when everyone says, but I don’t know tiguous, physical wall” along the Democrats controlled Congress. how you can say you are not circled high above the carnage, shared with ations committees are more like- Mexican border is slamming into ly to take a green eyeshade “This focus, this fixation on a wall addicted to something you use waiting for the blues to move on four other fami- a Washington reality — who’s and pouring untold billions of every day), its long-term effects before diving into the bloody lies was relax- approach to the money since going to pay for it and how? they are familiar with the likely dollars into a wall, is foolishness.” and his reasons for using it. He waste for dinner. ing. No one Not us, say the Mexicans. trade-offs. Cost estimates prepared a says pot helps him unwind and The massive splashes told me waited for me Instead, U.S. taxpayers will “There’s any number of com- decade ago already varied widely. handle stress. I’m not sure he at least a hundred blues were or greeted me foot the bill, starting with money plications,” said Rep. Harold A 2009 Government really knows what stress is. feeding on hapless menhaden, from this great already in the Department of Rogers, R-Ky., former House Accountability Office analysis When he comes home on whose mistaken instinct causes sea battle. No Homeland Security account that Appropriations Committee put costs at $6.5 million a mile school breaks, he knows better amounts to a small down pay- Chairman, citing obstacles such for pedestrian fencing and $1.8 than to smoke in the house, but them to feel safer schooling in ribbons or ment. Then it’s up to the million per mile for vehicular large numbers. medals of as Indian reservations and he always finds an excuse to Republican-led Congress to come blockades. An actual wall con- leave the house at least once a If blue fish had a word for bravery were national parks and forests. And Jensen up with $12 billion to $15 billion much of the remaining 1,300 structed of concrete and steel day. I am afraid he is ruining his "smorgasbord," this would be it. awarded to more, according to an estimate miles is very rough terrain, with would be more costly and diffi- life. He has one more semester Just flash a shiny object in any of the great ocean warriors. offered by Senate Majority Leader steep construction costs and a cult. left and needs to realize the front of a blue fish and it'll bite. This common conflict would Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., on limited return for the dollar. “It’s Trump has repeatedly prom- importance of starting a career Winding down the 35 horse- simply be remembered by a man Thursday from a GOP issues expensive and it’s complicated.” ised that Mexico will pay for his and dedicating a large portion of power Mercury outboard, my lit- who was amazed in his youth by retreat in Philadelphia. Hundreds of miles of the bor- wall, though neither he nor his his energy to it versus partying GOP leaders refused to commit der are so rugged and inhos- allies in Congress are able to all the time. He has no desire to tle treble hook hit the water as such blind, ravenous gorging; to paying for the wall with spend- articulate how. The president of the 13-foot Boston Whaler slid God's feeding machines operat- pitable that it doesn’t make sense change his activities. What can ing cuts elsewhere in the budget. to even try to build. Mexico is emphatic that his we do? — At Our Wits’ End into the frothy mess of men- ing at full speed. That could mean costs would be country will not pick up the tab. haden parts. Any bright, shiny object in the And in Texas, almost all of the Dear Wits: As counterintuitive paid for by adding to the govern- land along the border is privately “I regret and reject the decision as it sounds, the sooner you let Immediately, a big, toothy blue water would be tasted. ment’s $20 trillion debt. owned. When former President of the U.S. to build the wall,” go the sooner he’ll realize for hit the unbaited hook and flew Bite first, decide later. On Wednesday, Trump prom- George W. Bush tried to build Mexican President Enrique Pena himself that it’s time to stop par- ised “immediate construction” Nieto said Wednesday in a into the air. Which brings us to Donald border fencing starting in 2006, tying. The more vocal you are in would begin on the border wall, nationally televised address in Splash! Trump. he faced stiff opposition from trying to change your son the telling ABC News that planning is his country. “I have said time Down went the furious fish as I Trolling blues with bright, shiny local ranchers and farmers, more he’ll stay the same. That starting immediately. He again many of whom took the govern- and again, Mexico will not pay for struggled to reel it in. objects is one thing. vowed that Mexico would pay the any wall.” said, when he’s at your home, he Splash! Expecting the president of the ment to court on plans to use should respect your rules. No U.S. back, though he offered no their land. Already, U.S. agencies have The blue flew into the air United States to bite at every details. been told to scrub their budgets bringing marijuana into the In many areas along the Rio house. again, which was truly impres- shiny object that catches his eye It is true there is a small Grande the fencing is built well for savings that could be used for sive as its tail was completely is quite another. amount available now in the the wall. ——— inside the United States, as far (Editor’s Note: Send your ques- missing. Trump needs to learn that he Department of Homeland as a mile north of the Rio “These taxpayer dollars would Security accounts dedicated to be better spent on investing ... to tions for Annie Lane to dearan- Splash! doesn't need to bite at every Grande, to ensure that the struc- [email protected]. To find out Down it went again into the shiny statement made by political “border security fencing, infra- ture doesn’t interfere with the find cures for cancer and other structure, and technology” — diseases, spending on hospitals more about Annie Lane and read dark, roiling water. adversaries who are trolling him. flow of the river or is built on features by other Creators $100 million, by one congres- solid ground. The middle of the and doctors to care for our veter- Splash! Especially because the major sional estimate — that would ans, helping communities with Syndicate columnists and car- Closer and closer, the fish was national political media will channel marks the internal bor- toonists, visit the Creators permit work to get immediately der and a 1970 treaty with clean water investments, sup- again airborne, though this time describe him as the aggressor. under way. porting police in our communi- Syndicate website at www.cre- Mexico requires that structures ators.com.) half of its body was somewhere Take, for example, Rep. John So far, thanks to spending in built there not interfere with ties,” said Sen. Pat Leahy, D-Vt. else in the water or, more accu- Lewis trolling Trump by slurring the late 2000s, Congress has water flow. rately, in the belly of another blue him as "illegitimate." provided about $2.3 billion to “We have built a fence along fish. Trump sank that hook in his construct 654 miles of fencing the border almost as much as we and vehicular blockades. But possibly can without violating By the time I reeled it into the beefy jowls, calling Lewis all talk Trump has promised a wall, not Cleveland Daily Banner boat, all that was left was the and no action while his district tribal laws, environmental just fencing, and it’s not a uni- requirements, and taking over – Established in 1854 – head. suffers. versally popular idea by any This bloody cannibalistic The media swarmed onto peoples’ personal, private prop- stretch. erty,” said Michelle Mrdeza, who EDITOR AND PUBLISHER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR adventure was replayed each Trump's self-defense as so many “The facts have not changed. worked for the House Ralph Baldwin Herb Lacy time I cast. fellow frenzied, mindless blue- Building a wall is the most Appropriations panel during the Then came "The Bump!" fish. expensive and least effective way fence debate of the mid-2000s. to secure the border,” said GOP GENERAL MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR The boat rocked a bit when the They wrote, he "attacked a The existing blockade — Joyce Taylor Richard Roberts blue shark bumped into it. As it civil rights legend" on Martin Rep. Will Hurd, whose sprawling roughly 350 miles to block West Texas swing district encom- glided along the starboard side, Luther King Jr. Day, even though pedestrians and 300 miles to passes more than 800 miles of block vehicles — has already ASSOCIATE EDITOR ADVERTISING DIRECTOR the 6 or 7 foot-long eating he actually pushed back at an the border. “Many areas in my machine leaned a bit sideways attack. been built along the southern Rick Norton Jack Bennett district are perfect examples of border. That fencing was built in and eyed me. The press will not change their where a wall is unnecessary and the areas that are most vulnera- ASSOCIATE EDITOR RETAIL SALES MANAGER It was an eerily hypnotizing behavior. would negatively impact the envi- ble to illegal crossings. moment to a 14-year-old kid. I To sail the ship of state, Trump ronment, private property rights “Insofar as the problem is a Gwen Swiger Sheena Meyer felt like a menu item. needs to learn when to just sit and economy.” physical barrier, we’ve basically Still, I decided to remain stand- down in the boat and watch the GOP members of the appropri- addressed that issue,” said Rep. LIFESTYLES EDITOR PRESS SUPERVISOR ing in the small open boat and action around him. William Wright Richard Yarber ––––––– (EDITOR’S NOTE: The Banner welcomes letters to the editor. The (About the writer: Rick Jensen is Delaware's award-winning con- guidelines call for letters to be in good taste and no more than 300 423-472-5041 words. Some minor editing, not affecting the meaning, may be Telephone servative talk show host on WDEL, streaming live on WDEL.com. required. All letters must include the author’s signature, address Contact him at [email protected], or follow him on Twitter and a telephone number for confirmation. 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WASHINGTON (AP) — The White unclear what kind of additional out there watching this right now Muslim ban, as the media is falsely U.S. government retains its right to House on Sunday vigorously defended screening they will now face. think it’s unreasonable to ask a few reporting.” revoke visas at any time if required President Donald Trump’s immigra- Trump’s order, which also sus- more questions from someone travel- “This is not about religion — this is for national security or public safety,” tion restrictions, as protests against pends refugee admissions for 120 ing in and out of Libya and Yemen about terror and keeping our country the department said in a statement. the order spread throughout the days and indefinitely bars the pro- before being let loose in the United safe,” he said. Top congressional Republicans, country. Some Republicans in cessing of refugees from Syria, States,” Trump’s chief of staff, Reince Trump also said he has “tremen- meanwhile, were backing Trump Congress publicly opposed the sparked widespread protests and Priebus, said. “And that’s all this is.” dous feeling” for the people fleeing the despite concerns raised Sunday from changes amid legal challenges to the denunciations from Democrats and a As of Sunday afternoon, one legal bloody civil war in Syria and vowed to a handful of GOP lawmakers and con- order banning travelers from seven handful of Republicans. Many have permanent resident had been denied “find ways to help all those who are demnation from the Koch political predominantly Muslim countries, accused the administration of rush- entry to the country as a result of the suffering.” The White House said later network, which is among the most though top congressional ing to implement the changes, result- order, according to a federal law that King Salman of Saudi Arabia and influential players in the conservative Republicans remain largely behind ing in panic and confusion at the enforcement official. The official was Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al movement. the new president. nation’s airports. not permitted to discuss the order’s Nahyan, the crown prince of Abu Senate Majority Leader Mitch In a background call with reporters, “You have an extreme vetting pro- impact publicly and spoke on the Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab McConnell, R-Ky., said he supports a senior administration official posal that didn’t get the vetting it condition of anonymity. Emirates, had both agreed to support more stringent screening, though he declared the order’s implementation should have had,” said Sen. Rob White House adviser Kellyanne safe zones for refugees, but offered no cautioned that Muslims are some of “a massive success story,” claiming it Portman, R-Ohio, who urged the new Conway said the changes were “a further details. the country’s “best sources in the war had been done “seamlessly and with president to “slow down” and work small price to pay” to keep the nation The developments came a day after against terror.” extraordinary professionalism.” with lawmakers on how best to tight- safe. a federal judge in New York issued an Republican Sens. John McCain and But there was confusion at airports en screening for foreigners who enter But it’s unclear whether the order emergency order temporarily barring Lindsey Graham, meanwhile, around the world, and late Sunday the United States. will accomplish that. It does not the U.S. from deporting people from expressed fear that the order could the administration appeared to walk- “In my view, we ought to all take a address homegrown extremists the seven majority Muslim nations “become a self-inflicted wound in the back how the order would apply to deep breath and come up with some- already in America, a primary con- subject to Trump’s 90-day travel ban. fight against terrorism.” certain groups, like legal permanent thing that makes sense for our cern of federal law enforcement offi- The court barred U.S. border “This executive order sends a sig- U.S. residents. national security” and reflects the cials. And the list of countries in agents from removing anyone who nal, intended or not, that America Homeland Security Secretary John fact that “America’s always been a Trump’s order doesn’t include Saudi arrived in the U.S. with a valid visa does not want Muslims coming into Kelly issued a statement Sunday say- welcoming home for refugees and Arabia, where most of the Sept. 11 from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, our country. That is why we fear this ing that, absent information indicat- immigrants,” he said. hijackers were from. Somalia and Yemen. It also covered executive order may do more to help ing a serious threat to public safety Several Democrats in Congress said Priebus said that other countries anyone with an approved refugee terrorist recruitment than improve and welfare, residency would be a they would introduce legislation to could be added to the list. Trump application. our security,” they wrote. “dispositive factor in our case-by-case stop the ban. spoke by phone Sunday with leaders The Department of Homeland Trump fired back on Twitter, calling determination.” That means citizens During a round of Sunday show from Saudi Arabia and the United Security on Sunday said the court rul- the pair “sadly weak on immigration.” of the seven countries who hold per- interviews, Trump’s aides stressed Arab Emirates. Neither country is ing would not affect the overall imple- Priebus was on NBC’s “Meet the manent U.S. “green cards” will be that just a small portion of travelers among the seven specified in Trump’s mentation of the White House order. Press” and “Face the Nation,” allowed to re-enter the U.S. Officials had been affected by the order and order. “President Trump’s executive Portman was on CNN’s “State of the had previously said they would be emphasized its temporary nature. The president, meanwhile, defend- orders remain in place — prohibited Union,” while McConnell appeared on barred from returning. It remains “I can’t imagine too many people ed his actions, insisting it was “not a travel will remain prohibited, and the ABC’s “This Week.” A review of Trump’s executive Starbucks to hire refugees WASHINGTON (AP) — presidential run, took aim at with the Trump administra- order on refugees, immigration Starbucks says it will hire other parts of a Trump agenda tion. Trump has met with WASHINGTON (AP) — likely be allowed through. included in-person interviews 10,000 refugees over the next focused on immigration, CEOs at Ford, General Motors President Donald Trump signed —- overseas, where they provided five years, a response to repealing former President and Boeing and asked them to an executive order Friday that REFUGEES biographical details about President Donald Trump’s Barack Obama’s health care create jobs in the United makes major changes to Trump ordered a four-month themselves, including their indefinite suspension of Syrian law and restructuring trade States, while touting each America’s immigration system, suspension of America’s families, friendships, social or refugees and temporary travel with Mexico. The letter said announcement about new fac- sparking confusion at airports, refugee program. The suspen- political activities, employment, bans that apply to six other that Starbucks would help tory jobs as a success even if protests around the country sion is intended to provide time phone numbers, email Muslim-majority nations. support coffee growers in those additions had been and denunciations from leaders to review how refugees are vet- accounts and more. They also Howard Schultz, the coffee Mexico, provide health insur- planned before his presidential around the world. ted before they are allowed to provided biometric information, retailer’s chairman and CEO, ance to eligible workers if the victory. A look at what Trump resettle in the United States. including fingerprints. Syrians said in a letter to employees health care law is repealed and But not all corporate leaders ordered and the reaction: Trump’s order also cuts the were subject to additional, clas- Sunday that the hiring would back an Obama-era immigra- have embraced Trump. —- number of refugees the United sified controls that administra- apply to stores worldwide and tion program that allows Schultz added that Starbucks NO ENTRY States plans to accept this tion officials at the time the effort would start in the young immigrants who were would aim to communicate Trump’s executive order tem- budget year by more than half, declined to describe, and pro- United States where the focus brought to the country as chil- with workers more frequently, porarily suspends all immigra- to 50,000 people from around cessing for that group routinely would be on hiring immigrants dren to apply for a two-year saying Sunday, “I am hearing tion for citizens of seven major- the world. took years to complete. “who have served with U.S. reprieve from deportation and the alarm you all are sounding ity Muslim countries for 90 During the last budget year —- troops as interpreters and a work permit. that the civility and human days. They are: Iraq, Syria, the U.S. accepted 84,995 THE RESPONSE AT HOME support personnel.” The move reflects the rights we have all taken for Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia refugees, including 12,587 peo- Trump’s order sparked an Schultz, a supporter of increasing complexity that granted for so long are under and Yemen. The order also calls ple from Syria. President immediate backlash and sowed Hillary Clinton during the businesses face when dealing attack.” for Homeland Security and Barack Obama had set the cur- chaos and outrage, with travel- State department officials, rent refugee limit at 110,000. ers getting detained at airports, along with the director of The temporary halt to refugee panicked families searching for national intelligence, to review admissions does include excep- relatives and protesters march- what information the govern- tions for people claiming reli- ing against the sweeping meas- ment needs to fully vet would- gious persecution, so long as ure — parts of which were be visitors and come up with a their religion is a minority faith blocked by several federal list of countries that don’t pro- in their country. courts. vide it. The order says the gov- —- Protests were held across the ernment will give countries 60 SYRIA country, including in sight of days to start providing the Trump’s order directs the the Statue of Liberty and Ellis information or citizens from State Department to stop issu- Island in New York City and at those countries will be barred ing visas to Syrian nationals international airports where Featuring community growth, from traveling to the United and halts the processing of travelers were temporarily States. Syrian refugees. That will detained. accomplishments and projections for —- remain in effect until Trump —- GREEN CARD HOLDERS determines that enough securi- THE RESPONSE ABROAD the future. Including local businesses, AND DUAL CITIZENS: ty changes have been made to Leaders of Britain and Homeland Security Secretary ensure that would-be terrorists Germany joined other American John Kelly issued a statement can’t exploit weaknesses in the allies in criticizing Trump’s industry, government, schools, hospitals, Sunday declaring that, absent current vetting system. entry ban, voicing anger and information indicating a seri- —- dismay, even as some far-right chamber of commerce, religion and other ous threat to public safety and EXTREME VETTING politicians expressed hope the welfare, residency would be a Trump’s order did not spell move would inspire similar community organizations. “dispositive factor in our case- out specifically what additional measures in Europe. The far- by-case determination.” That steps he wants to see the right National Democratic Party means citizens of the seven tar- Homeland Security and State in Germany, for instance, cele- With an ad plus news story you will be get countries who hold perma- departments add to the coun- brated “the massive restriction nent U.S. residency “green try’s vetting system for on the entry of pseudo-refugees cards” will not be barred from refugees. Instead he directed and Muslims to the USA.” able to share points of interest regarding re-entering the U.S., as officials officials to the review the A petition on the British had previously said. refugee application and Parliament’s website, mean- your business or organization... Officials also clarified approval process to find any while, attracted hundreds of Sunday that dual citizens who other security measures that thousands of signatures back- with over 30,000 readers. are nationals of one of the can be added to prevent people ing its call for Trump, who has seven target countries and a who pose a threat from using been invited to meet Queen country that’s not on the list the refugee program. Elizabeth II, to be barred on the Published Tuesday, will be subject to additional During the Obama adminis- basis of misogyny and vulgari- security screenings, but will tration, vetting for refugees ty. February 28, 2017 in the Cleveland Daily Banner. White House backs strategist Plus , the complete Progress edition will at national security meetings be FEATURED online in our E-Edition WASHINGTON (AP) — The heading the ultraconservative any National Security Council in & Special Sections area 7 days a White House on Sunday said the outlet Breitbart News, which has history.” addition of President Donald been condemned for featuring He told “Face the Nation” on Trump’s chief strategist, Steve racist, sexist and anti-Semitic CBS: “The role of the chairman of week for the entire year! Bannon, to regular meetings of content. the Joint Chiefs of Staff has been the country’s top national securi- “He is a former naval officer. diminished, I understand, with ty officials was essential to the He’s got a tremendous under- this reorganization. One person Contact one of our representatives commander in chief’s decision- standing of the world and the who is indispensable would be making process. geopolitical landscape that we the chairman of the Joint Chiefs to place your ad today... Trump took steps Saturday to have now,” White House press of Staff, in my view. So, it’s of begin restructuring the White secretary Sean Spicer told ABC’s concern, this ‘reorganization.’” House National Security Council, “This Week.” Jack Bennett Leslie Callaway adding the senior adviser to the Spicer said “having the chief principals committee, which strategist for the president in DID YOU KNOW? Sheena Meyer Trish Price includes the secretaries of state those meetings who has a signif- and defense. At the same time, icant military background to help The United States Environmental Protection Agency says that in the past 50 years humans Randy Moore Tasha Beaty Trump said his director of make — guide what the presi- have consumed more resources than in all national intelligence and the dent’s final analysis is going to be previous years. The way people produce, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of is crucial.” consume and dispose of products and food Pam Green Kathy Payne Staff would attend “where issues But to Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine, accounts for 42 percent of greenhouse gas pertaining to their responsibili- the Democratic vice presidential emissions in the United States. Nearly three- ties and expertise are to be dis- nominee, the NSC “sadly has quarters of what is discarded contains organic cussed.” some really questionable people materials that could be recycled. Many others, Bannon served in the Navy on it,” he told NBC’s “Meet the such as paper, glass and aluminum cans, also before attending Harvard Press,” citing Bannon among can be recycled, potentially preventing tons of Business School, working at them. garbage from entering landfills. For example, recycling 7 million tons of cans is enough 423-472-5041 Goldman Sachs, starting his own And Sen. John McCain, R- metal to manufacture more than 300,000 media-focused boutique invest- Ariz., called Bannon’s appoint- Boeing 737 airplanes. ment banking firm and later ment “a radical departure from 18—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Trump sets tougher restrictions on lobbying by officials WASHINGTON (AP) — President Mike Pence, chief of the news media, every political any affected executive branch cussed a range of issues with and ethics. President Donald Trump acted staff Reince Priebus, senior appointee joining the executive agency, or civil court proceed- the leaders of Japan, Germany, Some have argued that the Saturday to fulfill a key portion strategist Steve Bannon and branch on or after Jan. 20 — ings. Russia, France and Australia. ban could make it difficult for of his pledge to “drain the counselor Kellyanne Conway. the day Trump took office — Former appointees who are All are leaders Trump needs to Trump to fill thousands of jobs swamp” in Washington, banning “So you have one last chance to must agree to the lobbying found to have violated the ban build relationships with. throughout the administration administration officials from get out.” bans. That includes avoiding, may also be barred from lobby- Trump had released the plan by causing some candidates to ever lobbying the U.S. on behalf Trump said he talked about for five years after leaving, lob- ing their former agency for up to for a lobbying ban a few weeks become squeamish about limit- of a foreign government and the ban a lot during the cam- bying the agency they worked five years, on top of the five-year before the November election, ing their ability to make money imposing a separate five-year paign and “we’re now putting it for. period covered by the pledge, one of several promised policies after they leave government ban on other lobbying. into effect.” Another provision sets a two- the executive order states. aimed at curbing corruption employment. Trump has said individuals In a pair of separate actions, year period during which Trump said the order super- and the influence of lobbyists in Others say the prohibitions who want to aid him in his Trump took steps to begin appointees must avoid working sedes one that President Barack Washington. Trump also made on lobbying are too insignificant quest to “Make America Great restructuring the White House on issues involving former Obama signed on Jan. 21, promises about transparency to be effective. Again” should focus on the jobs National Security Council and employers or clients. 2009, that banned anyone from they will be doing to help the the Homeland Security Council. Trump is allowed to waive any lobbying the government for a American people, not thinking He also gave Defense Secretary of the restrictions. period of two years after leaving. Legal Publications ahead to the future income they Jim Mattis and the Joint Chiefs Questions had been raised Trump said Obama’s order was LEGAL PUBLICATION could rake in by peddling their of Staff, the president’s top mil- about how the bans would be “full of loopholes.” SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S SALE influence after serving in gov- itary advisers, 30 days to come enforced. The order says they The president signed the WHEREAS, default having been made in the pay- ernment. up with a plan defeat the are “solely enforceable” by the order and a pair of presidential ment of the debts and obligations secured by a “Most of the people standing Islamic State group. Scores of U.S. government “by any legally memoranda near the end of an Deed of Trust dated 08/16/06, by Shayne L. behind me will not be able to go people have been killed in ter- available means,” including intense day of telephone diplo- Dansby and wife, Christa A. Dansby to C. David Al- to work,” Trump joked, referring rorist acts that IS has carried debarment proceeding within macy during which he dis- len, Trustee, for the benefit of First National Bank to an array of White House offi- out overseas or has inspired on and appearing of record in Register’s Office of Brad- cials who lined up behind him U.S. soil. Legal Publications ley County, Tennessee, in Book 1670, Page 71, and as he sat at his Oval Office Under an executive order that WHEREAS, the beneficial interest of said Deed of desk. The officials included Vice Trump signed in the presence of LEGAL PUBLICATION Trust was last transferred and assigned to Federal NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE National Mortgage Association ("Fannie Mae") and WHEREAS, Federal National Mortgage Association STATE OF TENNESSEE, BRADLEY COUNTY ("Fannie Mae"), as the holder of the Note for which Girls academy celebrates debt is owed, (“Note Holder”), appointed the under- WHEREAS, Eric K. Davis and Linda G. Davis exe- signed, Priority Trustee Services of TN, LLC, as cuted a Deed of Trust to Union Planters Bank, N.A., Substitute Trustee by instrument filed or to be filed needed gym renovations Lender and Emmett James House and Bill R. for record in the Register’s Office of Bradley McLaughlin, Trustee(s), which was dated August 6, County, Tennessee, with all the rights, powers and CHATTANOOGA (AP) — During 2003 and recorded on August 12, 2003 in Book privileges of the original Trustee named in said one basketball game at 1355, Page 67, Bradley County, Tennessee Register Deed of Trust; and NOW, THEREFORE, notice is Chattanooga Girls Leadership “It’s not easy to go of Deeds. hereby given that the entire indebtedness has been Academy, a referee had to pause here. The girls work declared due and payable as provided in said Deed the game to pick up insulation hard and today they feel WHEREAS, default having been made in the pay- of Trust by the Note Holder, and that the under- that had fallen from the sagging that reward.” ment of the debt(s) and obligation(s) thereby se- signed, Priority Trustee Services of TN, LLC, Substi- ceiling of the school’s gymnasi- — Justin Booker cured by the said Deed of Trust and the current tute Trustee, or its duly appointed attorneys or um, 18-year-old Carlisha holder of said Deed of Trust, Regions Bank dba Re- agents, by virtue of the power and authority vested McKenzie remembered. to celebrate the renovated gym, gions Mortgage successor by merger to Union Plant- in it, will on February 23, 2017, commencing at The floors were dingy and Swafford told the story of how the ers Bank, N.A., (the “Holder”), appointed the under- 1:00 PM at the At the Main Door of the Bradley slick, and the wooden bleachers idea had been hatched nearly two signed, Brock & Scott, PLLC, as Substitute Trustee, County Courthouse, 155 North Ocoee Street, Cleve- and locker rooms were dilapidat- years ago. by an instrument duly recorded in the Office of the land, TN 37311, proceed to sell at public outcry to ed in the gym of the Hamilton Swafford was tending to her Register of Deeds of Bradley County, Tennessee, the highest and best bidder for cash or certified County girls charter school, yard on a Sunday afternoon with all the rights, powers and privileges of the check only. The wiring of funds will not be ac- which serves students in the when Karen J. Hutton, the owner original Trustee named in said Deed of Trust; and cepted. The conducting of the sale will be handled city’s most racially and economi- and CEO of Hutton Firm, called by Auction.com. More information concerning their NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that the cally segregated neighborhoods. her cellphone. policies and procedures on bidding at the foreclo- entire indebtedness has been declared due and pay- But all that has changed. “Tell me three things you need sure sale can be found on their website able as provided in said Deed of Trust by the On Wednesday, McKenzie and at that school,” Swafford remem- Auction.com. The following described property situ- Holder, and that as agent for the undersigned, her classmates beamed as they bers Hutton telling her. ated in Bradley County, Tennessee, to wit: LO- Brock & Scott, PLLC, Substitute Trustee, by virtue took photos from the bleachers of The gym, which CGLA had CATED IN THE FOURTH CIVIL DISTRICT OF BRAD- of the power and authority vested in it, will on Feb- the cheery, newly renovated gym purchased from Tennessee LEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, TO WIT: BEING ALL OF ruary 23, 2017, at 1:00PM at the usual and custom- — a nearly $750,000 project paid Temple University in Highland LOT SIXTY (60), WESTON HILLS-PHASE II, A CLUS- ary location at the Bradley County Courthouse, for with private donations. Park, was the first item on her TER DEVELOPMENT , A PLAT OF WHICH IS RE- Cleveland, Tennessee, proceed to sell at public out- “I love it,” said McKenzie, look- list. CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 16, PAGE 125 IN THE REG- cry to the highest and best bidder for cash, the fol- ing around at the bright orange “Send me an email,” Hutton ISTER’S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNES- lowing described property situated in Bradley padded bleachers, wooden floors told Swafford. SEE. PRIOR TITLE: SEE WARRANTY DEED FROM County, Tennessee, to wit: and freshly painted Mustang sign So Swafford dropped her tools RONALD L BARKER AND WIFE, PAMELA W. on the wall. “It makes me feel in the yard and, from her dining BARKER TO SHAYNE L. DANSBY AND WIFE, Located in the Third Civil District of Bradley loved.” room table and still in her dirty CHRISTA A. DANSBY AS RECORDED SEPTEMBER County, to-wit: The project, spearheaded by work clothes, she sent the 24, 2004 IN BOOK 1472, PAGE 424 IN THE REGIS- the Hutton Firm, a local real request. Several months later, in TER’S OFFICE BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. Lot 30, Weatherford Place as shown by plat of re- estate and development compa- the fall of 2015, Hutton toured SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIONS AS RECORDED IN ny, represents the latest renova- cord in Plat Book 8, Page 7 in the Register's Office BOOK 1445, PAGE651 IN THE REGISTER’S OFFICE the dilapidated facilities with of Bradley County, Tennessee. tion work at the school that is Swafford and she was convinced. OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. SUBJECT OF gaining recognition for defying EASEMENTS AND SETBACKS AS SET OUT ON PLAT “And the rest is history,” Being a portion of the property conveyed to Taylor academic expectations under the Swafford told the large crowd RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 16, PAGE 125, IN THE leadership of local educator V. Cawood, David R. Carroll and Max R. Carroll by REGISTER’S OFFICE BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNES- gathered Wednesday in the gym, deed from Walter Igean Calfee and wife, Mary Eliza- Elaine Swafford. The school is which is named for Hutton. SEE: 20’ UTILITY/DRAINAGE EASEMENT ON LOT also in the process of raising beth Calfee, dated December 30,1993 and recorded LINES ABUTTING PUBLIC ROAD; 10’ “It’s much deserved for our in Deed Book 354, Page 1026 see also deed to Eric funds to renovate the nearby girls,” she said of the new facility. UTILITY/DRAINAGE EASEMENT ON LOTS LINES library. K. Davis and wife Linda G. Davis as recorded De- FORMING OUTSIDE BOUNDARY; 7.5 Besides having a place to play cember 04,1995 in Deed Book 371, Page 63 and When Swafford came to CGLA sports and teach physical educa- UTILITY/DRAINAGE EASEMENT ON ALL INTERIOR four-and-a-half years ago, the Deed Book 371, Page 65 in the Register's Office of LOT LINES, UNLESS THE 3’ SIDE SETBACK IS tion, CGLA faculty member Bradley County, Tennessee. school hadn’t graduated anyone Justin Booker said the renova- USED IN WHICH CASE THE EASEMENT REVERTS TO 3’. ADDITIONAL 15’ DRAINAGE EASEMENTS AS who was college-ready. Among tions have encouraged the stu- the graduating class of 2016, Subject to any applicable governmental zoning ordi- SHOWN; ADDITIONAL 10’ SANITATION SEWER dents, who see the community nances or subdivision regulations in effect thereon. however, nine of the 21 seniors rallying to support them. EASEMENT AS SHOWN MINIMUM SETBACKS: 25’ had high enough ACT scores to FRONT, 20.0’ REAR, 3’ & 10’ (ONE STORY) SIDE- It is also a physical reminder be considered ready for the rigors Subject to restrictions as set out in Misc. Book 221, LINE 3’ & 12' (TWO STORY) SIDELINE, 25.0’ SIDE that hard work can pay off, he of college-level courses. Page 194 and Deed Book 354, Page 1026 and as ST. SUBJECT TO THE 2006 BRADLEY COUNTY AND said, at a school where the ath- amended in Misc. Book 222, Page 321, in the Regis- And in Swafford’s first 18 letics program always comes sec- CITY OF CLEVELAND PROPERTY TAXES WHICH ter's Office of Bradley Co., Tennessee. ARE A LIEN ON THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, AND months, CGLA went from the ond to academics and high brink of closure to being named a NOT YET DUE AND PAYABLE. SUBJECT TO TAXES expectations. Subject to easements, setbacks and Bradley Co. Tennessee Reward School for two “It’s not easy to go here,” he RESULTING FROM SUPPLEMENTAL, REVISED OR Health Dept. requirements and regulations as set CORRECTED ASSESSMENTS UNDER TENNESSEE consecutive years. said. “The girls work hard and out in Plat Book 8, Page 7, in the Register's Office Another one of Swafford’s today they feel that reward.” CODE ANNOTATED, SECTION 67-5-603, ET SEQ. of Bradley Co., Tennessee. SUBJECT TO ANY APPLICABLE GOVERNMENTAL strengths has been recruiting And before Wednesday’s festiv- community members to donate ities concluded, Swafford didn’t ZONING ORDINANCES OR SUBDIVISION REGULA- Parcel ID Number: 042D A 030.00 TIONS IN EFFECT THEREON. PROPERTY AD- their time and money to give the waste the opportunity to leave Address/Description: 120 Craven Lane Northeast, DRESS: 1823 WESTON CT NW, CLEVELAND, TN students the same opportunities her students with a parting Cleveland, TN 37312. 37312 CURRENT OWNER(S): SHAYNE L. DANSBY as their middle- and high-income reminder of those expectations. Current Owner(s): Eric K. Davis and wife Linda G. peers. “To whom much is given, much AND CHRISTA A. DANSBY The sale of the above-de- Davis. scribed property shall be subject to all matters During Wednesday’s ceremony is expected,” she told them. Other Interested Party(ies): Tennessee Department shown on any recorded plan; any unpaid taxes; any of Revenue. restrictive covenants, easements or set-back lines that may be applicable; any prior liens or encum- Knoxville loosening gun ban In addition, this sale shall be subject to the right of brances as well as any priority created by a fixture redemption by the TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF filing; and any matter that an accurate survey of at Tennessee Valley Fair site REVENUE, TAX ENFORCEMENT DIVISION, pursu- the premises might disclose. Substitute Trustee ant to T.C.A. 67-1-1433(c)(1) by reason of the fol- will only convey any interest he/she may have in KNOXVILLE (AP) — The city of city officials contended that lowing tax lien(s) of record in: Book 2404 , Page the property at the time of sale. Property is sold Knoxville has agreed to end a Chilhowee Park is not a “park” 888. Notice of the sale has been given to the State “as is, where is.” SUBORDINATE LIENHOLDERS: of Tennessee in accordance with T.C.A. gun ban at the site of the as defined by the law but rather Cavalry Portfolio Services assignee of Wells Fargo, Tennessee Valley Fair when 67-1-1433(b)(1). Cleveland Plywood, Skyridge Medical Center, First a “public assembly, entertain- ticketed events aren’t going on. National Bank, Chase Bank USA, NA, Equable As- ment and education venue used The Knoxville News Sentinel for civic events and by contrac- The sale of the property described above shall be cent Financial, LLC, and Tennessee Department of subject to all matters shown on any recorded plat; Revenue For every lien or claim of lien of the state reports (http://bit.ly/2kEIH6u ) tors for special events.” any and all liens against said property for unpaid identified above, please be advised notice required that the gun policy change was Under the settlement in the made in repose to a lawsuit filed case, the city maintains that property taxes; any restrictive covenants, ease- by § 67-1-1433 (b)(1) was timely given and that any by a Loudon County woman in Chilhowee isn’t a park but ments or set-back lines that may be applicable; any sale of the property herein referenced will be sub- 2015, who said she was afraid acknowledges that the city “has prior liens or encumbrances as well as any priority ject to the right of the state to redeem the land as created by a fixture filing; a deed of trust; and any to attend the fair unarmed, historically allowed the public provided for in § 67-1-1433(c)(1). In addition, this despite having a state-issued matter than an accurate survey of the premises sale shall be subject to the right of redemption by to access and use the outdoor handgun carry permit. might disclose; and the TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, TAX facilities ... when those facilities “If somebody wants to avail ENFORCEMENT DIVISION, pursuant to T.C.A. are not leased or otherwise in themselves of the facility on an All right and equity of redemption, statutory or 67-1-1433(c)(1) by reason of the following tax lien(s) use for an event.” average day — when no events Swanson said that means otherwise, homestead, and dower are expressly of record in: Book 1854, Page 328. Notice of the waived in said Deed of Trust, and the title is be- sale has been given to the State of Tennessee in ac- are scheduled — it’s fine for permit holders who want to visit them to have a handgun,” said the site at those times may be lieved to be good, but the undersigned will sell and cordance with T.C.A. 67-1-1433(b)(1). All right and convey only as Substitute Trustee. The right is re- city Law Director Charles armed. equity of redemption, statutory or otherwise, Swanson. “Otherwise, no guns served to adjourn the day of the sale to another homestead, and dower are expressly waived in said “We’ve got picnic tables out will be allowed.” there, and it’s usually not day, time, and place certain without further publi- Deed of Trust, and the title is believed to be good, cation, upon announcement at the time and place The Legislature earlier that closed off,” Swanson said. but the undersigned will sell and convey only as year passed a law to prohibit for the sale set forth above. Substitute Trustee. The right is reserved to adjourn The gun ban will remain for cities and counties from ban- any buildings on the property, the day of the sale to another day, time, and place This office is attempting to collect a debt. Any inning guns at parks, play- and during events, including certain without further publication, upon an- formation obtained will be used for that purpose. grounds and ballfields. concerts or the fair when all nouncement at the time and place for the sale set The lawsuit was filed after the forth above. PRIORITY TRUSTEE SERVICES OF TN, patrons will be checked for Brock & Scott, PLLC, Substitute Trustee LLC 2970 Clairmont Road NE, Suite 780 Atlanta, weapons. c/o Tennessee Foreclosure Department The settlement in the case Georgia 30329 770-234-9181 File No.: 7345.29627 6 Cadillac Drive, Suite 140 Web Site: www.rcolegal.com Cleveland DailyBanner doesn’t affect a different pend- Brentwood, TN 37027 01/30/17, 02/06/17, 02/13/17 TS#: 7345.29627 ing lawsuit filed by another per- PH: 615-550-7697 FX: 615-550-8484 FEI # 2013.04941 01/30/2017, 02/06/2017, mit holder who was threatened File No.: 14-19716 FC04 02/13/2017 with arrest if she brought her January 30, 2017; February 6, 13, 2017 gun to the fair last year. January 30; February 6, 13, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017—19

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One year lease. Owner/ LEGAL PUBLICATION sons, resident and nonresident, having claims, Clerk and Master of the Chancery Court of Brad- 37320-3600 business opportunities and fran- NOTICE TO CREDITORS matured or unmatured, against the estate are re- ley County on or before the earlier of the dates chise. Call TN Division of consumer agent STONY BROOKS REALTY STATE OF TENNESSEE In The Probate Court quired to file the same with the clerk of the above prescribed in (1) or (2), otherwise their claims will FULL TIME warehouse & delivery. Affairs at (800) 342-8385 or the Fed- 423-479-4514. of Bradley County. NOTICE TO CREDITORS named court on or before the earlier of the dates be forever barred: (1) (A) Four (4) months from ESTATE OF: MARY LOU AMOS MORRIS (De- prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will the date of the first publication of this notice if the Driver licenses and good driving re- eral Trade Commission at (877) 2 BEDROOM, 1.5 bath Townhouse. ceased) Docket No: 2017-PR-14. Notice is be forever barred: (1) (A) Four (4) months from creditor received an actual copy of this notice to cord required. Pay based on experi- FTC-HELP for free information. Or $600 monthly; $500 deposit. No hereby given that on the 18th day of January, the date of the first publication of this notice if the creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date ence, with benefits. Apply at Lowe’s visit our Web site at www.ftc.gov 2017, Letters Testamentary (or of administration creditor received an actual copy of this notice to that is four (4) months from the date of the first pets. 423-667-0802. as the case may be) in respect of the Estate of creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date publication; or (B) Sixty (60) days from the date Cabinets & Lighting Gallery 5585 Mary Lou Amos Morris, who died December 25, that is four (4) months from the date of the first the creditor received an actual copy of the notice North Lee Hwy Cleveland. No Phone 2 BEDROOM, 1.5 bath $635. 2016, were issued to the undersigned by the publication; or (B) Sixty (60) days from the date to creditors if the creditor received the copy of calls. Newer townhouse, appliances fur- Probate Court of Bradley County, Tennessee. All the creditor received an actual copy of the notice the notice to creditors if the creditor received the nished including washer/ dryer. In persons, resident and non-resident, having to creditors if the creditor received the copy of copy of the notice less than sixty (60) days prior JOB fAIR claims, matured, or unmatured, against the Es- the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the to the date that is four (4) months from the date quiet area. No pets. $400 deposit. tate are required to file the same with the Clerk date that is four (4) months from the date of first of first publication as described in (1)(A); or (2) Here we GROW again! 531 Crest Drive. 423-619-7895. of the above named Court on or before the ear- publication as described in (1)(A); or (2) Twelve Twelve (12) months from the decedent's date of lier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise (12) months from the decedent's date of death. death. The address of the Clerk and Master is Adding 50 to 60 team members 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath, excellent one their claims will be forever barred: (1) (A) Four The address of the Clerk and Master is, 155 Bradley County Clerk & Master's Office, Room level newer duplex. $745 monthly. (4) months from the date of the first publication North Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37311. This 203, 155 North Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN (or posting, as the case may be) of this notice if 13th day of January, 2017. Signed KIM TUCKER 37311. This January 17, 2017. ANNIE MAE • Drivers - Brokers - Dispatchers 423-298-1964. the creditor received an actual copy of this notice DILLARD, Personal Representative, Estate of MCALISTER ESTATE By: Sharon Botts, Per- GET PAID SHARING BOUTIQUE EULENE SWAFFORD BIVENS By Andrew B. sonal Representative, McMurray Law Office, NEEDED BLYTHEWOOD- STEEPLECHASE to creditors at least sixty (60) days before the • Flexible hours with our 24 hour WINES! Ground floor opportunity. date that is four (4) months from the date of the Morgan, BPR #026879, Attorney for the Personal PLLC By: Marcia M. McMurray, BPR# 013337, New Business. Fast start bonuses, APARTmENTS- 1 Bedroom with first publication (or posting); or (B) Sixty (60) Representative, 140 N. OCOEE ST. STE. 103, Attorney for Personal Representative, P.O. Box operation utilities furnished ($389- $579); 2 days from the date the creditor received an ac- Cleveland, TN 37364-1161. Filed this 13th day of 610, Cleveland, TN 37364-0610. (423) residual income! East Tennessee is January, 2017. Sarah Coleman, Clerk and Mas- 479-7171; Filed this January 17, 2017; Sarah E. • Paid Vacations and Holidays Bedroom ($429- $609). Appliances tual copy of the notice to creditors if the creditor • Bonus Program wide open! Email for details: received the copy of the notice less than sixty ter. Coleman, Clerk & Master. [email protected] furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) months January 23, 30, 2017. January 23, 30 , 2017 • Medical and Dental Insurance from the date of first publication (or posting) as • Haz Mat Pay Home-based business opportunity. CLEVELAND SUMMIT Apartments described in (1)(A); or (2) Twelve (12) months www.directcellars.com/767344 Rent is based on income for persons from the decedent's date of death. This 18th Day LEGAL PUBLICATION of January, 2017. Signed: Cindy Morris, Personal Thursday, February 9th at Tranco 62 or older, handicapped or dis- Representative. Eddie Morris, Personal Repre- NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS Logistics 5901 Shallowford Road PROCESS MEDICAL claims from abled. We have immediate open- sentative. B. Prince Miller, Jr., Attorney for the CLEVELAND URBAN AREA MPO from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm. Join us home? Chances are you won’t make ings. Equal Housing Opportunity 44 Estate. Sarah E. Coleman, Clerk & Master. any money. Find out how to spot a Inman Street 479-3005 January 30, February 6, 2017 in the front entrance banquet room. Please bring resume medical billing scam. Call the Fed- DUPLEx 2 bedroom, 2 full bath, sin- eral Trade Commission, LEGAL PUBLICATION gle car garage. Northwest Cleve- 1-877-FTC-HELP. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC) of the Cleveland LARRY HILL Ford is seeking full and land. No pets. No smoking. $625. IN THE CHANCERY COURT FOR BRADLEY Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) will hold a part time employees in its detail de- A message from 423-618-2738. COUNTY, TENNESSEE AT CLEVELAND- PRO- public meeting on Wednesday, March 1, 2017 at 10:00 A.M., 2nd partment. Job duties include but are Cleveland Daily Banner and the BATE DIVISION. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- Federal Trade Commission. Or visit NICE 2 bedroom in Cleveland. TATE OF PEGGY J. CLAYTON, Deceased; floor, City Council meeting room of the Cleveland Municipal not limited to, cleaning sold units be- CLAUDIA S. GRAY, Personal Representative Building, 190 Church Street NE in Cleveland. fore customer takes possession, our Web site at www.ftc.gov Ground level. Remodeled: Stove, re- No. 2017-PR-007. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, Keeping parts truck and courtesy ve- frigerator, blinds, water and sewer Notice is hereby given that on the 12th day of 34. money To Lend furnished. No pets, no smoking. Call January, 2017, Letters Testamentary in respect The Executive Board of the MPO will hold its next public meet- hicles clean weekly, along with prep- of the Estate of Peggy J. Clayton who died on ing on Wednesday, March 1, 2017 at 11:00 A.M., 2nd floor, City ping new vehicles to be stocked on * LOANS up to $1,250 * for information between 9am-6pm November 11, 2016, were issued to the under- 423-479-5570. signed Claudia S. Gray by the Chancery Court of Council meeting room of the Cleveland Municipal Building, lo- the lot. No experience necessary we Quick Approval Bradley County, Tennessee. All persons, resi- cated at 190 Church Street NE in Cleveland. will train the right candidates. Start- 423-476-5770 NORTHWEST CLEAN. Large 2 bed- dent and nonresident, having claims, matured or ing pay will range from $8.00-$9.00 / room. Covered parking. Lease/ de- unmatured, against the Estate are required to file the same with the clerk of the above named Agenda items for both meetings will include, but not be limited hour depending on experience with NEED CA$H fast but can’t get a posit $650. Call 423-774-7686. court on or before the earlier of the dates pre- to the following item(s): raises after 90 days. Apply in person loan? Don’t pay for the promise of a scribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be at the new vehicle lot Showroom 50. mobile Homes for Rent forever barred: (1) (A) Four (4) months from the loan. Call the Federal Trade Com- date of the first publication of this notice if the Cleveland Chattanooga Commute Hub CMAQ award and related Mondat- Friday 8am-5pm and Satur- mission at 1-877-FTC-HELP to learn 2017-2020 TIP amendment 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath mobile home. creditor received an actual copy of this notice to day 8am-4pm. NO PHONE CALLS how to spot advance-fee loan $150 weekly. $450 security. creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date The Cleveland Urban Area MPO is a federally mandated organiza- PLEASE. scams. A message from Cleveland that is four (4) months from the date of the first tion responsible for transportation planning and transportation 423-650-5027. publication; or (B) Sixty (60) days from the date LPN OR CMA is needed full time for Daily Banner and the FTC. Or visit the creditor received an actual copy of the notice resource allocation within the Cleveland Urbanized area. our Web site at www.ftc.gov COLLEGETOWN MOBILE ES- to creditors if the creditor received the copy of a local medical practice. Must be de- TATES: Two bedrooms nice and the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the tail oriented, have a friendly person- date that is four (4) months from the date of first Copies of all MPO documents can be viewed at the Cleveland 38. Barber/Beauty Salons clean. 472–6555. publication as described in (1)(A); or (2) Twelve Public Library, the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce, ality and have a drive to provide ex- (12) months from the decedent's date of death. the Development and Engineering Services Building (MPO office) cellent care for patients. Experience WANTED: HAIR DRESSERS, Booth 52. Sleeping Rooms ENTERED this the 12th day of January, 2017. at 185 2nd Street, N.E., and on the MPO website: http://cleve- in a medical practice is required. Ex- Rental $75 or commission. 1 Nail Claudia S. Gray, Personal Representative; Bry- Tech. Martin's Beauty Shop, $149 PLUS tax weekly special, 1 son M. Kirksey, BPR No. 027358. Burns, Henry landtn.gov/index.aspx?nid=153 cellent work environment, with excellent benefits, such as 100% paid 423-476-6776, 423-240-8978. person with ad, HBO/ ESPN. & Kirksey, Counsel for the Personal Represen- 423-728–4551. tative, 175 Spring Street NW, P. O. Box 236, The Public is invited and encouraged to attend these meetings. employee health insurance, 401K, Cleveland, TN 37364-0236. Telephone: (423) 40. General Services Offered 339-0529 Facsimile: (423) 478-2308. Sarah E. For more information or to submit comments, please contact sick and vacation time. All inquiries BREEzEWAYExTENDEDSTAY.COM Coleman, Clerk & Master. Date: January 12, MPO Coordinator Greg Thomas, phone (423) 479-1913, fax (423) will be confidential. No phone calls *BRADFORD TREE SERVICE* WEEKLY rate paid in advance, aver- 2017 559-3373, or email [email protected]. please. Please email resume to: TRIMMING/ REMOVAL Bucket ages $46.43 nightly plus tax. [email protected]. January 23, 30, 2017 January 30, 2017; February 22, 2017 truck/ Chipper FREE estimates. 423-584-6505. Insured. 423-421-4049 NOW HIRING Company Driver: 53. Houses for Rent Starting pay .36 per mile. BO’S TREE SERVICE: Over 30 Home most weekends. years experience. Insured, free es- Must have 2 years CDL driving timates. Bucket Truck. experience, good M V R and 423-284-9814 or 423-544-2249. PSP Report. Call: 423-507-8929 between 11am-5pm, Monday- Friday, CAPTURE YOUR memories with ask for Becky or come to: GENorkus Photography. Special 177 County Road 254, events, custom photography por- Athens, TN 37303 traits, weddings, music and bands, for application. senior, agricultural, commercial, PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real es- performances, and the newest tate advertised in this newspaper is NOW HIRING. Owens Corning. thing. Live Portrait! Contact subject to the Federal Fair Housing 1088 Urbane Road, Cleveland, TN. George at: Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- 2nd shift production associate [email protected] man Rights Act which makes it ille- (5:30pm-4am) Direct hire $11 an to schedule yours today. gal to advertise "any preference, hour. Apply on Website: limitation or discrimination based on https://jobs.owenscorningcareers. CLEVELAND PLUMBING, Residen- race, color, religion, sex, or national com/careers tial- Commercial Plumbing Services. origin, handicap/ disability or an in- OWNER OPERATOR needed- must Reasonable rates. Licensed- In- tention to make any such prefer- have dock height box truck. Contrac- sured. Senior and Military discounts. ence, limitation or discrimination." tor will make deliveries in Cleveland 28 years experience. 423-432-5893. This newspaper will not knowingly area. Weekly average pay $800- accept any advertising for real estate $1,000!! Drivers must be customer DANNY'S TREE SERVICE: Tree which is in violation of the law. Our service oriented and pass back- removal, shrubbery trimmed/ readers are informed that all dwell- ground/ drug test. Please call Ash- planted. Senior Discounts. 30 ings advertised in this newspaper leigh at 423-510-0271 for more infor- years experience. 423-244-6676. are available on an equal opportu- mation. nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- nity, M/F. RHA HEALTH Services, LLC is DEBBIE’S CLEANING SERvICE Cleveland Daily Banner seeking qualified staff for full time 2 BEDROOM house near Lee Uni- and part time positions in the Cleve- {HOmE OR BUSINESS} versity. $500 month. Plus $500 se- land/ Bradley County area. $11 an curity deposit. 423-599-9811. hour. Come in and apply in person Are You In Need Of Classifieds Call 472-5041 Cleaning Services? 2 BEDROOM in country setting. No at 2158 Northgate Park Lane, Suite pets. $650 month. $500 deposit. 106. 423-876-7201. Reference ECF. We Have The Services You Are 0. WEBSITE DIRECTORY 2. Special Notices 29. Help Wanted - Part-time Looking for. 423-303-9804. SIGN INSTALLER/ SERVICE FARM LABORER Friday- Sunday. 2 BEDROOM, HOME SWEET CLEVELAND DAILY Banner SCHOLARSHIPS GUARANTEED or TECHNICIAN, Resume with refer- We Offer a One- Time Deep HOME near Exit 33. $500 monthly; (423)472-5041 your money back! Beware of schol- Must be reliable and provide own ences, 423-284-6030. Cleaning Service, Daily, Weekly, transportation. Duties include feed- $300 Deposit. 423-479-2647 (Leave www.clevelandbanner.com arship “guarantees.” Before you pay Bi-Weekly and monthly Cleaning Message). [email protected] for a search service, get the refund ing livestock, cleaning pastures and SURGERY SCHEDULER needed Plans… move in move out policy in writing. Call the Federal various other farm duties. If no expe- full time for specialty surgery prac- service… Window 3 BEDROOM, 1 level home with 1 1. Classified Ad Policy Trade Commission at rience, we will train you. If inter- tice. Must be organized, detail-ori- cleaning also available. bedroom in- law suite. $1500 1-877-FTC-HELP to learn how to ested, please call 423-559-9100. ented, and patient- friendly. Experi- We use a color-coded cleaning monthly. No pets. No smoking. ERRORS NOT the fault of the ad- avoid scholarship scams. A mes- FRONT DESK Clerk: Must be ma- ence in a medical practice required. system to eliminate cross 423-961-3699. Agent/ Owner. vertiser which clearly reduce the Excellent work environment and sage from Cleveland Daily Banner ture, hard working, friendly, drug contamination. 56. Houses for Sale value of the advertisement should be and the FTC. Or visit our Web site at free, and available for all shifts. Ap- benefits. For confidential considera- corrected the first day. Then, one www.ftc.gov ply in person 2500 Pointe South SE, tion, please fax your resume to: Selling Your Home? ALL ExTENSIVELY remodeled: corrected insertion will be made off APD-40 By- Pass. 423-476-4949, email it to: We Will Get Your Home In Tip 3 bedroom/ 1 bath, SW, $99,900. without charge, if the advertiser calls 5. Lost And found [email protected], or mail it Top Shape So It Will Sell 4 bedroom/ 2 bath, N, $154,900. before 3pm the afternoon the error 30. Help Wanted - full Time to: Practice Manager, 400 Berywood Quickly! 3 bedroom/ 2 bath, N, $159,900. appears. The CLEVELAND DAILY LOST YOUR pet? Check daily at the Trail NW, Suite B, Cleveland, TN DELIVERY DRIVER with F Endorse- Owner financing or lease- with- BANNER assumes no responsibility Cleveland Animal Shelter, 360 Hill 37312 Cleveland Business, family option. Owner/ Agent STONY for errors after the first corrected in- Street. ment needed. Apply in person at Scott's Furniture Company 1650 Owned & Operated… BROOKS REALTY 423-479-4514. sertion. The Publisher reserves the Reasonable Rates! right to revise or reject, at his option, 7. Personals South Lee Highway, Cleveland. 57. farms & Acreage for Sale any advertisement he deems objec- AL-ANON OFFERS help for families A FRONT desk secretary needed in References Available! 36.52 ACRES of land with great po- tionable either in subject or phrase- of alcoholics. For meeting informa- busy medical practice. Vacation, All Work Guaranteed! tential. Excellent building site with ology or which he may deem detri- tion call 423-284-1612. holiday pay and retirement. Basic Call Us Today for A free Esti- plenty of privacy. Productive farm mental to his business. Deadline for computer skills and passion for pa- DOMESTIC VIOLENCE support mate. 423-593-1525 land with 2 ponds. Approximately classified ads: Tuesday through Fri- tients required. Please email resume 500 feet of highway frontage and day is 2pm for business ads and group for abuse victims. Meets Mon- to [email protected] or fax to WRIGHT BROTHERS Construc- days. Call 479-9339, extension 15 or tion Company is seeking an Ac- over 1700 feet of road access on the 3pm for personal ads the day before 423-728-2234. 45. vacation Rentals South side. 423-790-4102 and ad is to run. Sunday deadline is 25 for location. counts Payable Processor to help AIR CONDITIONING Tech needed 2 RIVERS CAMPING: RV Park, 423-457-1812. 11am Friday for business ads and IF YOU want to drink that's your with our growing business. 12 noon Friday for personal ads. immediately. Must have valid drivers Cabin Rentals, directly on the river 59. mobile Homes for Sale business…If you want to quit, call Al- license. Call 423-544-6524. at junction of Hiwassee and Ocoee Monday deadline is Friday 4pm. All coholics Anonymous. Call 499-6003. Job Description: corrections must be made by dead- Rivers. 423-338-7208. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath $29,900. Call ALARM INSTALLER wanted. No to apply! 423-351-7786. line day before ad runs. Visa/Master- 8. Adoptions voltage experience preferred. Bene- 46. Storage Space for Rent card/Discover/American Express are fits provided. 423-593-2012. The accounts payable processor is 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath. Lots of living accepted. Cleveland Daily Ban- ADOPTION: LOVING couple prom- responsible for the payment of CALFEE'S MINI Warehouse for rent: space! Only $49,900! Lenders offer- ner..... 472-5041 ises your baby the best in life. Ex- CNA OR experienced caregiver goods ans services purchased by Georgetown Pike, Spring Place ing zero down! Call for details penses paid. Paula & Christopher needed for private home in Cleve- the company. This role ensure that Road and Highway 64. Call 423-351-7786. 1-800-818-5250. land. Saturdays and Sundays. Must invoices are accurate and that 476–2777. 2. Special Notices 5 BEDROOM, 3 bath, over 2100 14. Want To Buy have references, no relatives. Must proper accounting procedures are be able to pass drug test. Must be followed for the purchasing and TEMPSAFE STORAGE square feet! Only $63,900. Call for CLASSIfIED I BUY junk cars, trucks, motorcycles able to lift, bathe and transport lady payment of goods and services. Climate Controlled details 423-337-5992. ADvERTISEmENTS from $125 up to $300, I will pick up. patient. Everything furnished. Call & Outside Units BANKS OFFERING no money down at Your Convenience! Call Donny at 423-404-1488. 423-458-0342 for further information. Job Responsibilities: Downtown Location loans for mobile homes! 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Spanish 865-323-7428. • Assisting Project Management utility, boardroom, breakroom. 423-351-7786. Include the following information: 18. Articles for Sale and Accounting teams. • Name with address EARN THOUSAND$ from home. Be 423-476-3261. 72. Cars for Sale & phone number JAzzY SCOOTER wheelchair. careful of work-at-home schemes. Experience: 49. Apartments for Rent • Person to contact if a business Brand new. Gave $3,000 for it. Ask- Hidden costs can add up, and re- LLOYD'S USED CARS • Requested start date ing $1500. Never been used. All bat- quirements may be unrealistic. 423-476-5681 & classification teries and paperwork is with it. Learn how to avoid work-at-home 5526 Waterlevel Highway We would like for the employee to Cleveland, TN • We will contact you for prepay- 423-458-1963. scams. Call the Federal Trade Com- be proficient in Microsoft Excel. We ment. We accept Visa, Mastercard, mission. 1-877-FTC-HELP. A mes- www.lloydsusedcars.com LOSE 30 lbs. in 30 days! Medical would like the employee to be Come by, make an offer, cash talks. Discover, and American Express sage from Cleveland Daily Banner highly organized, detail oriented, • If you are a billing customer, doctors say the only way to lose and the FTC. Or visit our Web site at 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe 4x4, 2007 weight is to eat less and exercise have a sense of urgency, flexible Ford Escape, 2005 Chevrolet Trail- please confirm your current billing www.ftc.gov and able to deal with frequent in- address. more. Learn how to avoid blazer V8 with 3rd row seat, 2005 weight-loss scams. Call the Federal ExPERIENCED AUTOMOTIVE terruptions and priority changes. Ford Focus, 2010 Nissan Versa, Strong communication, customer Deadline for ads: Trade Commission at Technician Mechanic NEEDED PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real es- 2005 Nissan Frontier, 1988 Ford 1-877-FTC-HELP. A message from ASAP 423-244-5817. service and interpersonal skills, es- F150 very low miles, 2008 Chevrolet 2pm Monday for Tuesday ad pecially with both technical and fi- tate advertised in this newspaper is 2pm Tuesday for Wednesday ad Cleveland Daily Banner and the FARM WORKER, LABORER subject to the Federal Fair Housing Equinox. FTC. Or visit our Web site at nancial backgrounds. Sales and 2pm Wednesday for Thursday ad 2 Temporary Positions. Employment use tax experience Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- 2pm Thursday for Friday ad www.ftc.gov dates are as follows: February 23, man Rights Act which makes it ille- 11am Friday for Sunday ad 29. Help Wanted - Part-time 2017 through December 23, 2017. • Viewpoint Experience gal to advertise "any preference, 4pm Friday for Monday ad Guaranteed 3/4 of contract hours. All • 5 years accounting experience limitation or discrimination based on No Time for a CAREGIVERS AT home is now hir- tools provided at no cost. Free hous- preferred race, color, religion, sex, or national For Personal Assistance ing caregivers and CNAs in all sur- ing provided for non- commuting • Associates degree in origin, handicap/ disability or an in- CALL 423-472-5041 rounding areas. Must be able to workers transportation and subsis- accounting preferred tention to make any such prefer- Yard Sale? pass a background check and drug tence reimbursed to worker upon ence, limitation or discrimination." CLEVELAND DAILY BANNER screen. Must have reliable transpor- completion of 50% of contract. Pay Pay is based on experience This newspaper will not knowingly Sell those items Classified Department tation. To send in your resume, rate of $10.85 per hour. Wright We are an Equal Opportunity accept any advertising for real estate please visit our website at: Farms, Charleston, TN. Duties in- Employer which is in violation of the law. Our with Classifieds cgathome.com or fax it to clude planting, fertilizing, irrigating, Drug Free Workplace readers are informed that all dwell- ***SPECIAL BONUS*** 423-910-1450, or come by the office and harvesting hay. Apply for this E-Verify Employer ings advertised in this newspaper All Ads Are Published On Our at 5619 Main Street, Suite 113, Ool- job by calling the State Workforce Please send resumes to: are available on an equal opportu- Website At No Additional Cost! tewah, TN 37363, Monday- Friday Agency Office at 423-894-5354 and [email protected] nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- 9am-4pm. mention Job Order #TN511591 nity, M/F. 472-5041 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Schools rule! Phone: 472-5041 Ext. 260 Fax: 476-1046 Saralyn norkus e-mail: education reporter [email protected] Walker Valley High School Fall 2016 Honor Roll

Walker Valley High School Stephanie M. Krause Jessalee C. West Desiree R. Baker Christopher I. Carson Kolten C. Gibson recently named its latest group of James A. Landberg Michaela R. West Jolene E. Ballew Cheyenne N. Carter Madelyn F. Goins honor students from the second Chase H. Lawson Madison R. Williams Mitchell B. Bandy Lesly A. Castillo Garzon Caleb J. Grannan part of the Fall 2016 semester. Anna M. Long Gable Willis Madalynn E. Blair Charles A. Choplin Parker R. Gray Nathaniel K. Lumpkin Jonathon C. Womble Michaela A. Boggess Abigail M. Davis Logan R. Griffith GOLD HONOR ROLL Megan M. Manning Hayden G. Word Chandler E. Brandt Madelon G. Dill Hailey M. Guffey (All A’s) Viktoriya V. Marushka Emily M. Brock Daniel N. Dorman Bryar R. Hambright Hope M. Maxwell 12th grade — Jacob F. Buckner Andrew A. Elrod Emalee G. Henson Ninth grade — Jaden L. McCullough Jared B. Allen Ashley M. Burnette Sydney R. Everett Bishop L. Hiefnar Brandi N. Adams Evie G. Medley Abigail R. Bagley Daniela Camacho-Ordaz Kaylee M. Farris Taylor N. Holcomb Jackson R. Anderson Autumn L. Millard Charles L. Baker Kailee M. Carrick Gracie E. Fowler Trinity L. Jarrett Thomas H. III Arrendale Austin T. Miller Vivian A. Baker Justin C. Cavanagh Garrett A. Frederick Bridgette D. Jaskowski Mariliis V. Bateman Lexi M. Miller Weston K. Barnes Hannah M. Chesser Garrett A. Frye Jorge V. Jones Emily G. Bean Beau C. Neidich Jared A. Bean Lily C. Churlik Victoria M. Garriott Rachel N. Keenan Samuel T. Belau Seth C. Neighbors Emma G. Beavers T-Mari U. Constant Siddhartha T. Gatlin Emily M. Lance Makayla R. Biller Jordan T. Nelson Lauren O. Beavers Kendrick D. Cox Ethan J. Gobble Rachel A. Lauterbach Travis A. Brotherton Macy R. Nipper Sarah C. Beavers Jacob H. Cross Collin S. Godfrey Lauren A. Lay Jessikiah W. Brown Kaylee E. Parkison Felicia M. Bennett Alison M. Davis Bryan K. II Grisham John R. Lee Blake W. Campbell Andrew D. Payne Brianna N. Bevan Braden A. Davis Eden J. Haire Thomas B. Lillard Kellar B. Carson Jessica M. Potter Karson M. Beverly Peyton N. Davis Connor F. Hamlin Keaton E. Lloyd Cynthia C. Choplin Savannah G. Pyott Kayle S. Bishop Caleb M. Day Elijah B. Harris Caroline E. Logan Jacob L. Clayton Ashley S. Raney Cydney L. Black Colin L. Denton John C. JR Heifner Trinity D. Lynn Samuel J. Cline Lauryn E. Roby Sabrina A. Blair Barton W. Dixon Samuel D. Henry Emily N. Marr Mason A. Cross Mitchell R. Rodriguez Lauren I. Bodenhamer Macy V. Downes Samuel L. Hooker Frances A. Martin David K. Dansby Hope K. Salmond Hayley E. Bradshaw Skyler C. Drake Hannah M. Horn Hunter G. Mattson Emily P. Davis Karmen J. Sanders Alyssa M. Bramlett Ryann E. Duggan Kaylee A. Hughes Megan O. Melton Rachel C. Delgado Megan A. Shean Audrey L. Brokish Ian C. Duke Daniel T. Hunt Marcela E. Minay Hollie C. Delk Daniel G. Shepherd Bethany L. Brown Grayson P. England Logan A. Ingram Sarah B. Moultrie Isabella R. DiBernardo Amanda L. Silva Jenna K. Bryson Mollie K. Farris Allen G. Johnson Gatlyn E. Myers Conner W. Fay Elizabeth C. Simpson Hannah L. Calfee Davin B. Flowers Brett N. Johnson Kaylee A. Newsome Rebekah A. Franklin Chloe A. Smith Zachary R. Caughron Olivia C. Forrester Summer M. Kile Hayden R. Nicholson Anna E. Garner Sydney G. Smith Savannah L. Churlik Lance D. Frazier Aleeseia D. Lankford Estiesy A. Pena Caleb W. Gentry Kylie E. Squires Sydney L. Cline Carissa D. Frost Kevin B. Lopes Cade A. Puryear Lylia J. Guffey Riley S. Suits Brooklyn T. Cofer Jackson T. Gamble Andrew C. Lowe Haley M. Roe Chandler P. Guyton Kathryn E. Thompson Camille R. Coleman Nolan H. Gibson Gabriel C. Mann Cooper B. Rountree Kole D. Hall Katherine V. Towne Casandra M. Connelly Michael T. Gober Carlos D. Marquez Summer S. Rymer Kaylynn N. Hamby Lucy E. Trew Noah W. Davis Connor C. Goins Matthew E. Mason Jacob K. Sharpe Hubert J. Hardin Nichole B. Vandusen Thomas J. Decook Rachel E. Green Pamela G. McAlister William L. Starks Tyler A. Heil Madeline R. Vicars William C. Dender Julianna N. Grimes Catherine J. McConnell Chloe R. Stiles Rebecca G. Henson Kena C. Walker Madison G. Denney Shalyn A. Guevara Carmen J. McGee Jacob C. Stowe Samuel P. Hood Lucas C. Wallace Kyla J. Downes Stevan C. Haire Thomas A. Mielke Christian B. Swafford Shelby A. Hoogenboom Kyle F. West Skylar E. Earls Kanda L. Haney Steven A. Moore Zackary W. Thompson Jerrica M. Howard Reyna E. Whitaker Allie L. Elliott Delaney M. Harris Sabrina V. Munoz Kennedy D. Timmerman Makayla A. Jenkins Riley W. White Shelby T. Erwin Lauren C. Harwood Bailey R. Norris Hunter B. Tinsley Gitasuk A. Jur Ryan L. Williams Kaitlyn J. Essenburg Ian R. Henry Brenden P. O'Boyle Jason C. Tuttle Alex T. King Spencer R. Wilson Richard B. Fisher Fletcher N. Hicks Nathan J. Ownby Chloe E. Walsh Lauren L. Lacar Lauren A. Gamble Megan A. Hoback Miraina A. Patel Rebecca N. Watson Amanda I. Lawson 11th grade — Kennedy S. Garrett Katelyn M. Howell Bretler R. Paul Elijah L. Whitman Patrick J. Lawson Brandon R. Akiona Samuel L. Gibson Kylee J. Johnson Brendin R. Pederson Tyler W. Womac Sydney C. Lawson Noah J. Alasin Jeana L. Giles Madison E. Johnson Logan K. Pendergrass Alice A. Woolson Tyler K. Leonard Jordan A. Allen Justin S. Gregory Meredith M. Jones Harrison T. Price Miranda P. Young Nickolas H. Lewis Luke A. Arntz Haven L. Grider Titus S. Keppel Sierra N. Rasaphouthone Julianna F. Likens Ellen M. Arrendale Chase H. Guinn Matthew H. Keylon Corbin J. Roe 12th grade — Kelsey N. Mabry Emma L. Baggerly Kailey M. Harness Samuel J. Lauterbach Michael S. Rogers Kaysha E. Adams Mckenna A. McCall Olivia K. Bandy Whitley A. Harris Thomas K. Lewis Savannah R. Roper Katelyn F. Baca Ivy A. Miller Cameron N. Blackmore Taylor A. Hawke Halie M. Lindeman Benjamin J. Ross Samuel T. Bishop Dawson B. Morrow Taylor N. Breeden Emma J. Hicks Micah E. Lyon Kaitlyn J. Sabany Madison P. Boucher Michael J. Moultrie Madeline J. Brooks John S. Hixon Darrell R. JR Manis Hayden S. Seaborn McKinsey A. Buckner Bailey N. Nelson Nathan L. Brown Kenley H. Hooper Alexis M. Marek Charlton L. Shamblin Morgan A. Butler Bryce K. Rapson Carly E. Buckner Olivia L. Hovey Rachel A. Marler Bailey E. Smith David A. Camacho-Ordaz Tasia J. Roberts Taylor M. Bullington Hunter C. Ingram Seth A. Marler Madison L. Smith Ella L. Colbert Jonathan D. Sullins Dawson L. Combs Corbett A. Sands McKinley G. Burns Emily E. Jackson Jaylen Mazon Samuel G. Swanson Charles Z. Davis John C. Seavey Robert D. Burris Hannah V. Jones Kylie A. McGrath Clifton Noah H. Taylor Emma E. Draper Kayleigh A. Shoemate Gabrielle I. Burse Jacob G. Judd Emerson B. McKenzie Matthias V. Terpstra Joshua R. Ellison Makaylah B. Shoemate Matthew W. Campbell Anna K. Kimball Angelica M. Mendoza Rachael N. Thomas Cheyanne M. Farris Kynslei C. Sims Nolan M. Cawood Ali A. King Maylea K. Morgan Ezekiel L. Thomison Madisen N. Gilreath Jacob R. Smith Lauren N. Caylor Christian A. King Logan C. Mullins Angie C. Torres Jacob A. Hagler Abigail F. Stewart Gabriella L. Choate Arionna R. Kristy Ashton A. Musselwhite Chandler J. Tourigny Ashley N. Hall Hunter L. Strickland Natalie J. Church Hali M. Lowe Rachel E. Owens Lane N. Trueblood Brady M. Hammond Samuel H. Sullins Claire E. Clark Bryce D. Lyles E'lana L. Parnell Isaac A. Vargas Jenna D. Hardiman Charlton J. Swafford Macey L. Clark Madison N. Mabe Chase L. Parris Amanda K. Wallace Monroe A. Hardin Jeffrey A. Cofer Megan E. Malone Annabel J. Patrick Katelyn A. Tabor Alexander C. Ward Rin C. Harper Marina F. Coleman Morgan B. Mantooth Katherine T. Pennell Emilee K. Thomas Nicholas E. Wiles Sara K. Harper Annmarie E. Creech Abigail F. Martin Lorena P. Perez Maggie G. Thompson Virginia Willis Codey W. Hixson Alexander T. Cresswell Jordan N. Martin David S. Perez-Perez Sarah G. Turner Collin R. Wilson Briley M. Holbrook Alexis A. Dehart Allison M. Mauldin Mark J. Pierce Jessica M. White Sarah E. Wooten Gabria L. Hubbard Haley E. Dillard Jacob S. McCall Allyson J. Pope Morgan E. White Justin R. Johnson Taylor A. Ellis Ethan K. McCutcheon Quentin L. Powell Madelyn P. Whitley 11th grade — Rasheed A. Johnson Brianna M. Foutz Julia B. McGuire Samuel R. Reeves Bella G. Wills Jacob E. Allmon SarahAnn R. Johnson Cooper J. Melton Arizona N. Reyes Garrett R. Winsor Jordan A. Fox Emily H. Anderson Lillian C. Keefer Faith L. Miller April E. Richmond Zachary D. Wisti Joelee R. Fugate Isaiah D. Ballew Courtney M. Kile Jordan D. Murphy Emma N. Rodgers Jacob M. Wright Samuel D. Gruber Lillian G. Barber Samuel L. Manning Danny Nguyen Connor J. Rollins Carly A. Yarber Emma G. Harbison Amanda Bjoernholt Jacob H. Mason Joshua B. Nunnelly Nolan R. Ross Naythan A. Heil Kevin B. Bowerman Savannah J. Mayo Nicole D. Opp Olivia G. Runion 10th grade — Abigail S. Herron Sheena N. Brown Zachary T. McLeod Selena K. Overly Trapper D. Shamblin Allison G. Adams Sarah J. Hood Jenna Cate C. Buckner Tucker J. Mendenhall Mya Y. Patel Morgan K. Silver Levi Almazan Haley B. Howard Dillon R. Burton Maggie E. Miolen Mia G. Angel Cameron N. Hutt Maxwell A. Patterson Senora P. Smith Carissa L. Snead Caden T. Byers Chloe M. Morgan Riley M. Arp Huyen D. Huynh Tamaya N. Perkins David E. Cameron Josephine W. Morrow Alyssa B. Taylor Alexander R. Atkinson Jared P. Johnston Audriana E. Perkinson McKenna J. Carson Morgan B. Nalefski Hunter G. Taylor Sophia G. Bagley Elizabeth K. Jones Chloe' G. Phelps Samuel W. Clements Zach Nicodemus Michael J. Teasley Charles W. Baker Haley E. Jones Denise P. Pridmore Elijah G. Coffey Kyra R. Nipper Tylor W. Thompson Leslie M. Baker Julian S. Jones Nathanael A. Reagan Diana L. Contreras Anaya Christopher A. Ogle Taylor D. Thurmond Michaela J. Barnes Wesley J. Judd Anna M. Roberts Jarrod N. Cooper Cristian Patino Mary E. Townzen Mikayla S. Beasley Gitapun J. Jur Jenna A. Roberts Kaley M. Cope Holland E. Pierce Alexis F. Trueblood Jordyn M. Biscoe Whitney S. Kincaid Grayson W. Rountree Colby C. Crowder Allie R. Poteet Jayden E. Vaughn Cassidy M. Blackwell Anna C. Klepzig Hannah K. Sanders Bailey J. Crumley Allison M. Raney Courtney Q. Walker Dylan C. Calfee Caleb G. Lawhon Mason R. Seavey Taylor O. Daugherty Raven S. Simpkins Tyler A. Walsh Mary E. Canida Aly G. Lemons David J. Shepherd Corbin Day Tyler B. Stewart Olivia G. Cantrell Emily N. Locke Jacob M. Smithson Briana M. Wescott Caitlin B. Dickson Justyn B. Swafford Dylan T. Carlson Caitlyn G. Logan John H. Snyder Kazah D. Whittaker Brianna N. Dixson Lauren A. Thompson Hannah O. Carroll Christian C. Manis Linda D. Sowder Hallie M. Wielfaert Macy S. Dobbs Sydney N. Ventura Christin N. Childree Samuel A. McDonald Andrew W. Spruill Taylor C. Willhoit Cody D. Duggan Christian L. Wade Lillian A. Cooper Dakota B. McKnight Alexandra L. Squires Chad W. Wine Ethan B. Farster Jacob P. Weir Olivia R. Cummings Karis A. Mitchell Sarah R. Steele Michael T. Winn Ashtyn L. Frazier Kristin J. Wood Andrew T. Curtis Tyler J. Morris Savannah R. Stout James W. Young Lindsey P. Frederick Parker K. Woods Melissa M. Daugherty Tyler P. Morris Charlene T. Swafford Allison E. Garner Dexter R. Yarbrough Clinton M. II Davis Bailey J. Mullett Skyler G. Swafford 10th grade — Andrew B. Gibson James W. Dean Mary A. Munoz Kambria R. Taylor Morgan L. Allen Chloe E. Downes Jasmine Q. Ngo Robert C. Tentler Madison A. Armstrong Kelsey J. Drumright Angel J. Ortiz Dylan B. Towers Brandon F. Badillo Jackson S. Essenburg Maria D. Palmerin Erin G. Turner Carlee M. Bain Nathan E. Fowler Kailee M. Parris Kaley V. Walker Cassidy B. Balkom Sophia K. Fugate Lauren G. Pate Noah N. Wallace Cody J. Ball Michael J. Garner Kyra E. Petty Julia E. Warrick Adam B. Barham Christopher J. Glover Taylor Ramezanipour Morgan H. Watson Courtney B. Beam Kevin J. Glover Elizabeth J. Sample Madison L. Wickam Megan I. Beavers Madison A. Gobble Bailey R. Scarborough Neely B. Williams Alexis D. Beck Sydney R. Gobble Hannah E. Scarbrough Kristian X. Williams-Soto Alyssa R. Beck Hunter K. Godfrey Cynthia Schlater Isabelle M. Wilson Jeremiah I. Blair Brittney M. Guffey Trinity C. Scott Scarlett R. Wilson Gracie S. Blankenship Alexis M. Haney Ian T. Shaw Corrin E. Winsor Zachary J. Bostic Kendall D. Harris Alexandria L. Smith Brianna M. Wisti Lauren B. Brownfield Hannah R. Hawkins Harmony S. Snyder Kalie N. Buchanan Grant A. Holden Brandon T. Solsbee Elijah T. Buck Kiana F. Hooper Kaitlyn P. Spence BLUE HONOR ROLL Nicholas L. Buck Mattea D. Hooper Matthew J. Stuckey (All A’s and B’s) Joseph C. Bunton Anna G. Jackson Savannah G. Szpur Payten L. Burrow Contributed photo John C. Klepzig Brittany M. Tankersley Ninth grade — Parker B. Caldwell StudentS in Mrs. Montgomery’s second-grade class at Yates Haley N. Klutts Alayna M. Tweed Ashlie R. Anderson Isaac F. Camp Primary celebrated the 100th Day of School by dressing up the way Sarah G. Knipp Julianne N. Webb Annagrace X. Asbury David A. Carroll they think 100-years-olds might dress.