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JASPER CITY COUNCIL CARBON HILL BRIEFS Walker Mayor: Applebee’s coming to Jasper Chambers County Lake By RON HARRIS O’Mary told council members. to reopen “It’s a tremendous add to our apologizes Daily Mountain Eagle Thursday retail base in the city, and I’m excited to tell you about this.” The Walker Coun- Jasper will soon be getting a The restaurant has purchased for ‘killing’ ty Public Lake will popular new eatery. the property that once housed reopen Thursday Mayor David O’Mary an‑ Ryan’s on Highway 118 and will nounced during Tuesday morn‑ morning at sunrise tear down that building and post on ing’s city council meeting that O’Mary said he began discus‑ construct a new facility. and continue to op- Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill sions with Applebee’s CEO Kurt A timeline for when con‑ erate under normal & Bar, a national restaurant Gutshall almost a year ago to struction might begin wasn’t Facebook business hours. chain founded in November bring the restaurant to Jasper. announced. 1980 in Decatur, Ga., will open “There was a lot of work that in Jasper later this year. went into this happening,” See JASPER, A7 Despite controversial Carbon Hill comments, CH mayor man dies in auto crash says he won’t resign A two-vehicle ac- By ED HOWELL cident at 4:37 p.m. Daily Mountain Eagle Monday claimed the life of a Carbon CARBON HILL — Carbon Hill Hill man, according Mayor Mark Chambers has apol‑ ogized for comments on Facebook to Alabama State which appeared to criticize homo‑ Troopers. sexuals, trans‑ Anthony Burton gender people, Lanier, 62, died Democrats and abortionists when the 2001 Ford for lecturing to Ranger he was driv- society — and ing struck the rear then seeming of a 2018 Kenworth to indicate the only way to log truck. The driver deal with some of the Kenworth segments of was not injured. society would The crash hap- be by “killing Mayor Mark them.” pened on Alabama The Birming‑ Chambers Highway 118 near ham TV station the 38 mile marker, which first reported Chambers approximately a comments said Chambers had at first said he thought he had mile east of El- not posted them and that he felt dridge. those were someone else’s com‑ Daily Mountain Eagle file - Ron Harris ments‑before calling a second time to admit he did make the DEATHS A large crowd took to rafts, canoes, paddle boats or kayaks for the inaugural Sipsey Fork comments, but that they were River Race in 2017. This year’s race is set for Saturday, June 22, beginning at 8 a.m. taken out of context. Grace Irene Boshell Chambers — who did not at‑ Sprouse, Jasper tend Monday night’s Carbon Hill Martha Jane McMillan, 90, City Council meeting — did not Hoover indicate in the apology post that Evan Robert Underwood, he would resign from office. He 30, Cordova Sipsey Fork River Race told the Daily Mountain Eagle in Mattie Leo Adams Scales, an interview Tuesday he did not 86, Jasper intend to resign. Dollie Jean Chambless, 88, Jasper The “public apology” post was Anthony Berton “Tony” set for June 22 on Chamber’s own personal page, Lanier, 62, Carbon Hill which Chambers confirmed to Wanda Lafan, 81, Jasper doing. He said he did not post By RICK WATSON it on the city’s Facebook page. Full obituaries / A2 Daily Mountain Eagle “That’s about all I’m going to put on there,” he said. By mid-afternoon, it appeared SIPSEY — The Third Annual Chambers’s personal page was WEATHER Sipsey Fork River Race is on the taken down. calendar for June 22 this year. As the afternoon continued, The race starts at 8 a.m. near High Low CBS, the Hill, AL.com, the Asso‑ the Riverside Fly Shop on High‑ 90 69 way 69 as you cross the bridge See CHAMBERS, A7 from Walker to Cullman County. When the race begins, entrants INDEX head down the river 12 miles and end up at the Sipsey Fork behind SUMITON Business...... B1 T&R Grocery. CITY COUNCIL Classifieds...... B6 Many of the people entering Comics...... B2 the race drop their raft, canoe, Dear Abby...... B2 paddle boat, or kayak off at the Horoscope...... B2 fly shop the night before or the Sumiton Opinion...... A4 Sports...... morning of the race, according A5 to Martha Salomaa, from the increases Two sections, 16 pages Sipsey Heritage Commission. The entrants then drive their vehicles back to the Sipsey Forks and Daily Mountain Eagle - Rick Watson sales tax to park them. On the morning of the race, Martha Salomaa hangs a Sipsey Fork River Race poster. The third annual River Race is on the morning of June 22 help roads See RACE, A7 beginning at 8 a.m. Use your smartphone’s QR By RICK WATSON scanner to quickly sign up for Daily Mountain Eagle our weekly e-mail newsletter DORA SUMITON — The Sumiton City Council voted unanimously Mulch available Tuesday to approve an ordinance increasing the city’s portion of Facebook: the sales tax from 3.5 percent to Daily Mountain Eagle in Dora, thanks 4 percent. Instagram: This will bump the total sales dailymteagle to recent storms tax collected in Sumiton from 9.5 Twitter: percent to 10 percent once county and state tax is included. The tax @DailyMtEagle By RICK WATSON increase begins Aug. 1. Daily Mountain Eagle This ordinance was discussed Daily Mountain Eagle - Rick Watson at the May 21 meeting and DORA — When the City of Dora pur‑ Jeremy Hicks who is over the Street and Sanita- posted to give everyone a chance chased the new chipper shredder back in to look at it before acting on the March, it was a timely purchase. tion Department for the City of Dora is inspect- proposal Tuesday. A storm swept through the city in April ing a freshly dumped load of mulch at the city’s Mayor Petey Ellis said in maintenance garage. The public is welcome to See MULCH, A7 haul off the mulch free of charge. See SUMITON, A7 A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., June 5, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Wednesday, June 5, 2019 TENN. Oxford 88/70 Huntsville Grace Irene Evan Robert Underwood ARK. 90/72 Evan Robert Underwood, 30, of Cordova, passed Boshell Sprouse away Sunday, June 2, 2019 in Birmingham. Grace Irene Boshell Sprouse passed away peace- GA. fully early Sunday morning, June 2, 2019, at Walker Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 Greenville Birmingham Baptist Medical Center. 88/70 91/69 She was born in Townley on June 20, 1917, to the late Walter and Leona Boshell and was raised in the Jasper area until she married Jack Sprouse of Mattie Leo Parrish on June 6, 1941. She was one of 10 siblings Adams Scales Jackson Montgomery and is survived by her brother, Cephus Boshell; her 86/68 Mattie Leo Adams Scales, 86, of Jasper, passed 93/69 children, Jacqueline (Devon) Zimpelman and Glen away on Monday, June 3, 2019, at Ridgeview Health (Edi) Sprouse; three grandchildren; two great-grand- Care. children; and many nephews and nieces. Brookhaven Hattiesburg 83/72 88/69 She was preceded in death by her husband, Jack, Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 and her eldest grandchild, Daniel Zimpelman. Mobile Grace and Jack lived many places in the U.S. and LA. 88/73 FLA. abroad during his service in the U.S. Army and Department of Defense and eventually retired and Dollie Jean Chambless returned to Jasper in 1995. Grace was a member of Dollie Jean Chambless, 88, of Jasper, passed away the Sixth Avenue Church of Christ and the Macedo- Monday, June 3, 2019, at Ridgeview Health Care. nia Church of Christ and was active in the church Family will receive friends Thursday, June 6, 2019, well into her 90’s. She attributed her long life and from 1 until 2 p.m. at Kilgore-Green Funeral Home. independence to hard work and clean living and lived Graveside service will follow at 2:30 p.m. at Boldo ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. on her own in her home until the age of 101. Cemetery. John Woodley will officiate. The family will receive friends on Sunday, June 9, She was preceded in death by her husband, Gene 2019 from 6 until 8 p.m. at the Kilgore-Green Fu- M. Chambless, and a great-grandchild. neral Home. Funeral service will be held on Mon- She is survived by her son, Melvin Chambless day, June 10, 2019, at 11 a.m. in the Kilgore-Green (Rita); daughters, Deborah Chambless and Donna Chapel. Burial will immediately follow at the Mackey Chambless; five grandchildren; eight great-grand- After deadly shootings, Boshell Cemetery in Holly Branch. Levi Sides will children; brother, John Woodley; and a host of nieces, officiate. nephews and friends. Virginia governor Friends may sign the guest register at kilgore- Honorary pallbearer will be Frank Woodley. greenfuneralhome.com In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to demands action on guns made to Boldo Cemetery. Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 Friends may sign the guest register at kilgore- VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) — Virginia Gov. Ralph greenfuneralhome.com Northam announced Tuesday he will summon law- makers back to the state Capitol this summer to take Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 up a package of gun-control legislation, saying last Martha Jane McMillan week’s mass shooting in Virginia Beach calls for “votes August 15, 1928 ‑ May 30, 2019 and laws, not thoughts and prayers.” Martha Jane McMillan, of Hoover, went to be with Anthony Berton Northam, a Democrat faced with a gun-friendly, the Lord early Thursday morning, Republican-controlled General Assembly in the middle May 30, 2019, as she passed away ‘Tony’ Lanier of a legislative election year, also said he wants every peacefully in her sleep at the age of January 6, 1957‑June 3, 2019 lawmaker to go on record for or against his proposals 90. Anthony Berton “Tony” Lanier, 62, of Carbon Hill, during the special session, rather than avoid tough Martha was preceded in death passed away Monday, June 3, 2019, in a vehicle acci- votes by quietly killing the bills in subcommittee. by her husband, George Charles; dent. “The nation will be watching,” the governor said, parents, Henry Clay and Nannie He is preceded in death by his daughter, Amanda four days after Virginia Beach employee DeWayne McMillan; and six brothers, How- Lanier; son, Sidney Lanier; and father, Berton Lani- Craddock used two semi-automatic handguns, a silenc- ard, Frank, Bill, Lewis, Ward and er. er and extended ammunition magazines to slaughter Bobby McMillan. He is survived by his special companion, Carol 12 people at a municipal building. Craddock was then Martha was the youngest of the Hendon; mother, Margaret Sheriff; sisters, Debra killed in a gunbattle with police. seven, and liked to say that her par- Lanier and Pam Lanier Barnes (Richard); brother, Northam’s bills include a ban on silencers and ents were determined to have children until they had Terry Lanier; nephew, Brandon Barnes; and niece, high-capacity magazines, as well as a broadening of a beautiful little girl they named “Martha”! Nancy Barnes Vickery (Jarrod). the ability of local governments to prohibit guns in city Martha was born in Cordova, and moved to Bir- Funeral services will be announced at a later date. buildings. The governor said he also wants mandatory, mingham in 1960 along with her mother, Nannie, universal background checks before gun purchases; a (fondly referred to by family as “Mama Mac”), who Wilson Funeral Home and Crematory LLC, limit of one handgun purchase per month; and a “red she lived with and cared for until her death in 1987. Carbon Hill; 205-924-4147 flag” law that would allow authorities to seize weapons Martha was indeed a “self-made lady”, working hard from people deemed a threat to themselves or others. all of her life in business, with her final job as a loyal “I will be asking for votes and laws, not thoughts Executive Secretary for a V.P. of Nuclear Energy at and prayers,” he said, mocking the usual response to The Southern Company for many years. She did not Wanda Lafan gun violence by supporters of the gun lobby. marry until 1992 to George Charles, who died in Wanda Lafan, 81, of Jasper, passed away Tuesday, No immediate date for the special session was set, 1999. June 4, 2019, at her residence. but Northam said he wants to hold it in late June. Martha had no children of her own, but was sur- Arrangements will be announced later by Col- In a statement, GOP Speaker Kirk Cox dismissed vived by many nieces and nephews, far too many to lins-Burke Funeral Home. the governor’s call for a special session as “hasty and list, but remained especially close to Jerry McMillan suspect when considered against the backdrop of the (Barbara) of Childersburg; Katherine Pace (Tom) of Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 last few months” — a reference to the blackface photo Huntsville; Jo McMillan (wife of nephew Bryant Mc- scandal that nearly destroyed Northam’s career. Millan, deceased) of Texas, and Mark McMillan (Car- Cox said the Republicans will instead put forward ol) of Hoover. Martha was especially close to Mark’s legislation to toughen penalties — including new, man- mother Mary Lou McMillan, who preceded her in OBITUARY POLICY datory minimum sentences — for those who use guns death last May at the same age of 90. They were very to commit crimes. close friends for 60-plus years, working together at The Daily Mountain Eagle publishes “We believe addressing gun violence starts with The Southern Company, and became sisters-in-law obituaries for a minimum $65 charge for a holding criminals accountable for their actions, not after introducing Mary Lou to her brother Lewis Mc- standard obituary. The standard obituary infringing on the constitutional rights of law-abiding Millan, who married in 1961. Mary Lou and Lewis’ includes the deceased’s complete name, citizens,” he said. younger son, Philip, died in 1997. After Martha and age, occupation, date, cause and place Another top Republican, Senate Majority Leader Mary Lou were both widows, they were so close that of death, time and place of services and Tommy Norment, noted that the governor is pushing Martha bought a house that came available next door survivors. Photographs of the deceased are for legislation that already failed earlier this year. to Mary Lou, living there as next-door neighbors welcome, but not required. If the obituary “This governor has opted for political posturing over until Martha’s stroke in 2011 necessitated her move exceeds standard space, additional charges solutions,” Norment said. to Brookdale Place in Homewood, where she resided may be incurred. Information must be National Rifle Association spokeswoman Jennifer until her death. The family would like to thank the received from the funeral home handling Baker accused Northam of “exploiting a tragedy to staff at Brookdale for their excellent care these past the arrangements and services. push his failed political agenda.” years. Virginia is generally considered a very gun-friendly Martha loved to cook, and was known for her fried state and is home to the NRA headquarters. After the chicken & biscuits for Sunday dinner after church, 2007 Virginia Tech massacre, in which a student with which her family always looked forward to! She was a a history of mental problems shot 32 people to death, long-time member of Shades Crest Baptist Church of the state passed a law prohibiting people adjudicated Bluff Park for nearly 60 years. as seriously mentally ill from buying a gun. But a push A joyful Celebration of Life memorial service at the time for universal background checks failed. for Martha will be held Saturday, June 8, at Col- Most of the other legislation proposed this time has lins-Burke Funeral Home in Jasper, with visitation starting at 1 p.m. and services following at 2 p.m. in also fallen short before in Virginia, where Republicans the chapel, followed by burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. hold slim majorities in the House and Senate. All 140 legislative seats are up for grabs this year, and the Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Democrats are thought to have a realistic chance of taking back control of the General Assembly. In making the announcement at a state office build- ing, Northam got a standing ovation from gun-control advocates, state workers and elected officials as he said the massacre in Virginia Beach demands that Deputy charged for inaction during Parkland shooting lawmakers put saving lives ahead of party loyalty. Noting that first responders saved lives in last MIAMI (AP) — The Florida dep- and no question that his inaction Sen. Rick Scott, a Republican week’s attack, he said: “Now, I’m calling on the elected uty who knew a gunman was loose cost lives.” who was Florida governor at the officials of this commonwealth to become second re- at the Parkland high school but Lori Alhadeff, whose 14-year- time of the shooting, initiated the sponders. Your duty is clear: Rush to the scene and put refused to go inside to confront the old daughter, Alyssa, was killed, law enforcement probe and said a stop to this violence.” assailant was arrested Tuesday on said she was surprised but happy Tuesday in a statement that he was 11 criminal charges related to his to hear of Peterson’s arrest. She glad the investigation was finished. inaction during the massacre that recalled sending a text to her “Now it’s time for justice to be killed 17 people. daughter when she heard there was served,” Scott said. VOLUME 58 NUMBER 32 Scot Peterson was on duty as shooting. After the shooting, Peterson took the resource officer at Marjory “I told her to hide, that help was retirement rather than accept a Stoneman Douglas High School on the way. Well, Peterson was that suspension. Daily Mountain Eagle during the February 2018 shoot- help, but he froze, and he failed us Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony ing but never entered the building all that day,” Alhadeff said. “He said he has now been formally - Main Office 1301 Member while bullets were flying. He was was supposedly the good guy with fired. Another deputy, former E. Viking Drive charged with child neglect, culpable the gun who was supposed to go in Sgt. Brian Miller, was also fired, Jasper, AL 35501 Audit Bureau Phone (205) 221-2840 of Circulations negligence and perjury — allega- and meet the threat, and he let us although he faces no criminal tions that carry a potential maxi- all down.” charges. 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SENIOR DISCOUNT AVAILABLE DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., June 5, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com — A3 NATION IN BRIEF Dad guilty of killing 5 kids Texas company signs plea deal in North Dakota oilfield death faces possible death sentence BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A Houston company has reached a plea deal in the October 2014 death of an Alabama man who died in an explosion while COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) working in the North Dakota oil patch. — A jury found a South A federal criminal complaint accuses C&J Well Carolina father guilty of murder Tuesday in the Services, formerly known as Nabors Completion deaths of his five young and Production Services, of violating safety regula- children, allowing prose- tions and causing the death of 29-year-old Marine cutors to seek the death veteran Dustin Payne, of Hazel Green, Alabama. penalty. Authorities say Payne was welding inside a water The Lexington County hauling tank that had not been properly cleaned jury considered the case and vented. The welding equipment ignited a for about six hours over hydrocarbon vapor mixture that caused a massive two days before returning explosion. the five guilty verdicts for The plea agreement calls for C&J Well Services murder against Timothy Jones Jr., who showed no to pay $1.6 million to Payne’s estate as well as a reaction. $500,000 fine. Now that same jury The Occupational Safety and Health Administra- will return Thursday to tion in 2015 fined the company more than $97,000. begin hearing evidence from prosecutors who will portray Jones as a Florida man, mistress charged selfish, evil father who in wife’s murder-for-hire plot decided after killing one JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Police say a child that all his children should die instead of end- 50-year-old Florida man and his 30-year-old ing up with his ex-wife mistress hired someone to kill his wife and make it and should be executed Jeff Blake/The State via AP, Pool look like a bungled burglary. for his crimes. Jacksonville Sheriff’s Lt. Craig Waldrup told news Jones’ lawyers are In this Monday photo, Timothy Jones Jr. sits during closing statements in outlets that Jerry “Tommy” Burns and Amanda expected to argue he was his murder trial at the Lexington County Courthouse, in Lexington, Ky. Ju- Love were arrested Friday on second-degree mur- a doting, single father rors are again deliberating whether the South Carolina father is guilty of der charges. The search continues for the person who put himself through who killed 44-year-old Velvet Floyd Burns. college while married murder in the deaths of his five children. with children — a com- Burns told officers he left for work May 9 and a of decomposition from the autopsies on the children enough and his problems family friend found his wife’s body later that day. puter engineer with a $80,000-a-year job whose SU V. showed they were not were God’s punishment. Investigators discovered Burns and Love were mental problems built un- “He left his kids out malnourished and despite And the nine days having an affair. til stress from his wife’s there in bags. They other witnesses, who Jones drove with his Waldrup says the couple offered someone thou- infidelity and drug use looked like garbage,” testified about frequent children’s bodies decom- sands in cash and a portion of Burns’ life insurance drove him over the edge. Hubbard said. spankings, showed no posing, creating an odor policy as payment to kill her. Jones, 37, confessed Defense attorney Boyd signs of regular abuse. so bad a gas station clerk to exercising 6-year-old Young emphasized how That didn’t show a cru- called it the worst body Nahtahn until he died Jones’ diseased and dam- el, evil father, but instead odor she ever smelled? Family discovers graduation after an electrical outlet aged brain kept him from a man whose already ten- “He was spending time was broken in his Lexing- knowing both legal and uous grasp on sanity was grieving with his chil- cake made of plastic foam moral right from wrong destroyed after his wife dren,” Young said. PASADENA, Texas (AP) — A Texas family could ton home in August 2014. Prosecutors said Jones when he killed his chil- left him for a teenager, Several witnesses who have used a saw instead of a knife to slice a grad- then considered what to dren — the requirement raising five children alone testified in the first phase uation cake from Walmart that was made of plastic do for several hours — under South Carolina law and self medicating his of the trial will likely foam. watching a prison rape to find him not guilty by mentally ill thoughts with return for the penalty Marsy Flores says the retail giant’s store in Pasa- scene from a movie and reason of insanity. Jurors synthetic marijuana and phase, including Jones’ dena, Texas, had lost her order for a two-tier cake heading to a store for did not buy that argu- drinking, Boyd said. ex-wife and the children’s that she wanted for her daughter’s graduation par- cigarettes with his oldest ment. Jones also became mother, Amber Kyzer, child while leaving the Jones’ mother has been devoutly religious after who broke down in heav- ty. She says the manager told her to pick any other in a mental institution for spending time in prison ing sobs on the stand last cake on display and the store added a picture to others at home with the body — before deciding to more than two decades in the early 2000s on a month as she read a letter the frosting. with schizophrenia, and drug charge, and believed she wrote her children All was well until it was time to cut the cake and kill them all. Jones would eventually the defense called several God was telling him he saying she was sorry she they discovered plastic foam under the frosting. strangle 8-year-old Mera experts to suggest Jones was doing the right thing couldn’t be in their lives She returned to the store where a manager gave and 7-year-old Elias with had the mental illness to raise his children, even and make her marriage her a $60 gift card for the value of the cake, anoth- his hands and, in his too, but it was never diag- when social workers de- work. er gift card and a real cake. confession, said he used nosed. manded he stop spanking The trial is being lives- In a statement, Walmart said it was “the result of a belt to choke 2-year-old In his closing argu- his kids but also wor- treamed from the Lexing- a misunderstanding.” Gabriel and 1-year-old ment, Boyd pointed out ried he was not faithful ton County courthouse. 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Wednesday, June 5, 2019 Opinion A4 EDITORIALS Legends of Girls State GOP leaders must For almost the Alabama Supreme Court, Tom Will Sellers, currently sits on the 100 years one of, Parker. Alabama Supreme Court. By the draw line on Trump’s if not the best Now that women have taken way, Lee and Will are Kay Ivey’s annual event for their rightful place in Alabama closest friends and confidants. young Alabama governmental positions, it is ap- We have had a President of Girls political campaigning High School lead- propriate that our top two female Nation mentored by Governor Kay ers in Alabama leaders in Alabama got their start Ivey, Cathy Johnson Randall. Kay with U.S. troops has been the Ala- at Alabama Girls State. Governor bonded with Cathy through Girls bama Boys State Kay Ivey and BCA CEO Katie Britt State. Cathy has been one of the For very good reasons, the Pentagon has long for- and the Alabama In the were leaders at Girls State. Katie most outstanding leaders in Ala- bidden U.S. troops from engaging in political activ- Girls State pro- Statehouse Britt, who was young Katie Boyd, bama over the past 50 years. She ity while in uniform. They are in uniform to serve grams. Steve Flowers has always been an outstanding headed Kay Ivey’s Gubernatorial their country and obey the orders of their com- These events leader. Katie became Governor of Inauguration Committee. mander in chief regardless of who that commander are sponsored Girls State. I knew Cathy as a student at the is and which party he or she might represent. Any by the American Kay Ivey has stayed extremely University of Alabama. She was hint of partisan favor suggests the military could, Legion and the American Legion active as a Board member and by far the most respected leader on at some time, be used against Americans who hold Auxillary. Boys State and Girls Director of Girls State ever since campus, male or female. She was opposing political views. State are sponsored nationwide her years at Auburn University. president of everything on campus. Leaders of all political persuasions must agree by the American Legion. The She has volunteered as a counselor While at the University, she was a on this simple, unbendable standard. Which means programs epitomize the American for over 50 years. She loves Girls Chi Omega, a Crimson Girl, SGA those leaders need to stand up and warn President Legion’s mission to honor those State. In fact, when these young Senator and ODK, and a member Donald Trump that he’s crossing the line with his who have bought us our American female leaders meet next week at of Mortar Board. blatant use of visits to U.S. troops to promote his freedom. the University of Alabama for the After graduation from the Cap- political campaign — complete with allowing uni- The Girls State and Boys State 79th time, Kay will address them stone, she married Pettus Randall forms to be modified with pro-Trump badges and programs brings the brightest high as their Governor and fellow Girls from Tuscaloosa, thus becoming blocking event participation of sailors whose ship school leaders together every June. Stater. Cathy Johnson Randall. Upon his was named after a senator Trump didn’t like. These young Alabama leaders will These young women leaders will death she became the Chairman Whether the White House is directly involved in be Alabama’s governmental leaders organize and assume the roles of of the Board of Randall Holdings. distributing the badges or blocking the USS John in the future. government leaders. They will She is also on the Board of the McCain from Trump’s view isn’t the point. With a During the week-long session campaign in mock parties called Alabama Power Company and Mer- wink and a nod, the Trump administration appears these high school rising seniors the “Federalists” and “National- cedes Benz. to be giving troops the go-ahead to be politically develop leadership skills and ists.” They will divide up in cities While in high School, Cathy active in uniform — as long as they’re supporting action-based understanding of and become mayors and county Johnson Randall was elected Trump. the governmental process that officials. Then others will have Governor of Girls State and then In Japan last week, sailors from the USS John gives them a lasting foundation bigger roles as state constitutional went on to become President of McCain were blocked from attending a Trump for success both professionally and officers and Supreme Court Judges. Girls Nation. Believe it or not, her appearance while service members aboard the USS personally. One will become Governor. She husband Pettus, was Boys State Wasp applied red Velcro-style patches directly to Boys State has spawned Ala- and the Lt. Governor will go to Governor and Boys Nation Presi- their uniforms. The patches bore Trump’s image. bama’s governmental leaders for Washington, D.C., to attend Girls dent. Furthermore, she and Pettus Instead of his campaign slogan, “Make America decades. I attended Boys State Nation. They may even run for had a daughter who was Governor Great Again,” the words were changed to: “Make 50-years ago this month. I re- President of Girls Nation. of Girls State and President of Aircrew Great Again.” member it like it was yesterday. It Governor Ivey has mentored Girls Nation. With the unmistakable Trump image, the patch is a lifetime memory. You make several Girls State leaders over the See you next week. clearly constituted a political statement. Any com- friends that last throughout life years. Lee Grant Sellers, “Mrs.” mander in chief worth his or her status would have and have resurfaced my entire life. Girls State, was an outstanding Steve Flowers is Alabama’s leading political issued an unequivocal rebuke not only to the crew One of my contemporaries from leader from Montgomery. She is columnist. His weekly column appears in over 60 Alabama newspapers. He served 16 years in the members involved but to their commanding officers Boys State, who became a lifetime now the 18-year Director of Ala- state legislature. Steve may be reached at www. for tolerating this abuse of the uniform. friend, is current Chief Justice of bama’s Girls State. Lee’s husband, steveflowers.us. “They’re inappropriate & against regulation,” tweeted retired Army Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling. Former Navy Chief Petty Officer Malcolm Nance tweeted: “That unauthorized ‘novelty’ needs to be secured RIGHT HERE!! RIGHT NOW!! Secure TODAY IN it before 60% of the country thinks our beloved @ USNavy serves a man & not the Constitution!” In Iraq just after Christmas, Trump turned a HISTORY gathering with U.S. troops into a campaign rally complete with the same theme songs he used during Today is Wednesday, his 2016 campaign. He signed contraband politi- June 5, the 156th day of cal hats bearing the “MAGA” slogan and used his 2019. There are 209 days appearance to take political shots at Democratic left in the year. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who is second only to Today’s Highlight in Vice President Mike Pence in the line of succession History: as commander in chief. On June 5, 2004, Trump tried similar attacks on Pelosi during a Ronald Wilson Reagan, Pentagon visit in January, but he was met — appro- the 40th president of the priately — with dead silence. United States, died in Los Trump needs to hear from the GOP leadership Angeles at age 93 after a that America’s armed forces are off limits for his long struggle with Alzhei- ego-feeding political activities. And the uniform mer’s disease. is never to be sullied with any political image, no On this date: matter who the president is. In 1917, about 10 —Reprinted From The St. Louis Post-Dispatch million American men be- tween the ages of 21 and 31 began registering for the draft in World War I. In 1950, the U.S. Su- preme Court, in Hen- HOW TO REACH OUR derson v. United States, struck down racially ELECTED OFFICIALS segregated railroad din- ing cars. In 1967, war erupted in the Middle East as Israel, anticipating a possible attack by its Arab neigh- bors, launched a series of pre-emptive airfield strikes that destroyed nearly the entire Egyp- tian air force; Syria, Jor- dan and Iraq immediately entered the conflict. In 1968, Sen. Robert Sen. Rep. Rep. F. Kennedy was shot Greg Reed Connie Tim and mortally wounded after claiming victory in Rowe Wadsworth California’s Democratic presidential primary at SENATE Rowe, R-Jasper the Ambassador Hotel in Sen. Greg Reed, 11 S. Union St. Los Angeles; assassin Sir- han Bishara Sirhan was R-Jasper Montgomery, AL arrested at the scene. State House, Room 36130 In 1981, the Centers for 734 (334) 242-7595 Disease Control reported 11 S. Union St. that five homosexuals in Montgomery, AL Rep. Tim Wadsworth, Los Angeles had come 36130 R-Arley down with a rare kind of 334-261-0842 11 S. 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Wednesday, June 5, 2019 Sports A5 PIGEON DOVE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP MLB Pigeon Dove wraps up at Musgrove CC Phillies OF McCutchen By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY Eagle Sports Editor out for season No golfer broke par in the boys championship flight of the with torn ACL 48th annual Pigeon Dove Junior Championship at Musgrove Country Club on Tuesday. SAN DIEGO (AP) Homewood’s Avery — Philadelphia Phil- Stansell came the closest, lies center fielder and it proved to be enough as he won the tournament Andrew McCutchen by four strokes. Stansell has a torn ACL and entered the day in second will miss the rest of place, one stroke back of the season. Jackson Bowman. Phillies manager Stansell finished with seven bogeys and three Leaderboard Gabe Kapler made birdies to finish with a the announcement three-over par 74 and a Scores after the final round of the before Tuesday two-day total of 146. 48th annual Pigeon Dove Junior Gadsden’s Bowman, Championship at Musgrove night’s game at San who shot an even par 71 Diego. in Monday’s first round, Boys Championship Flight McCutchen in- shot a 79 on Tuesday, tak- 1. Avery Stansell 72-74—146 ing second place at 150. jured his left knee 2. Jackson Bowman 71-79—150 Jasper’s Patrick Minor during a rundown finished in a tie for third 3. Patrick Minor 79-74—153 Monday against the place with Northport’s 3. Bryant Raynowska 77-76—153 Padres. Bryant Raynowska. The 32-year-old After a double bogey Girls Championship Flight McCutchen was on the third hole, Minor 1. Haley Blevins 76-79—155 played at one over par the hitting .256 with 10 2. Molly Davidson 78-77—155 rest of the way, shooting 3. Alley Waldrop 80-77—157 home runs and 29 a 74 for a two-day total of RBIs for the NL East 153, seven strokes behind leaders. The 2013 Stansell. Parrish’s Daniel Martin and Haleyville’s Jack Lawson tied NL MVP was in the for fifth place at 157, Alexander City’s Trey Shockley was sev- first season of a $50 enth at 162, Savannah Georgia’s Haddon Watson was eighth million, three-year at 165 while Dora’s Cameron McAllister, Kimberly’s Grant contract. Gurley, Glencoe’s Justin Graham and Pinson’s Charlie Foster finished tied for ninth at 168. McCutchen drew Martin and Lawson tied atop the boys 14-15 division. a leadoff walk in the In a hotly contested 13-14 division, Cullman’s Will Drake first inning Monday finished as the low medalist with a two-day total of 144. and Jean Segura Drake, who had four birdies and three bogeys on Tuesday, started the day five strokes behind the leader, but fired a followed with a one-under par 70 on Tuesday, edging out Townley’s Sebastian popup that second Whitten and Hoover’s Jacob Lee by a stroke. baseman Ian Kins- Whitten the day 1 leader, followed up a 69 with a 76. Hele- ler let drop. Kinsler na’s Jack Childers and Winfield’s Elliott Overton finished tied for fourth, three strokes back of Drake. threw to first to get In another close battle, both Madison’s Haley Blevins and Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley Segura, and Mc- Birmingham’s Molly Davidson finished tied in the girls cham- Jasper’s Patrick Minor watches his tee shot on the ninth hole Cutchen was hurt pionship flight. Blevins held a two-stroke lead coming into the during the final round of the Pigeon Dove Junior Championship as he tried to elude day. She shot a 79 for a 155 total and Davidson followed up Monday’s 78 with a 77 for a 155 finish. at Musgrove Country Club on Tuesday. Minor placed third in the the tag getting back Arley’s Alley Waldrop placed third two strokes back at 157 boys championship flight, finishing seven strokes back of winner to first. after a second-round 77. Avery Stansell. Sports on TV NBA Playoffs CARBON HILL HOSTS SUMMER GAMES COLLEGE FOOTBALL Finals, Game 3 Raptors at Warriors, 8 p.m., ABC SEC, Big Ten to share MLB bowl spot in Las Vegas White Sox at Nats, noon, MLB By RALPH D. RUSSO agreements with 11 bowls, AP College Football Writer including new deals with Las Ve- Phillies at Padres, gas and the Belk Bowl in Char- 3 p.m., MLB The Big Ten and SEC will lotte, North Carolina. The Big Rockies at Cubs, soon be heading to the Las Vegas Ten will alternate with the SEC Bowl, taking in Las Vegas — the expected 7 p.m., MLB turns facing new home of the Oakland Raid- Astros at Mariners, the Pac-12 ers — and in Charlotte, with the Big Ten taking odd-num- 10 p.m., MLB when the game moves into a bered years in Las Vegas and new billion-dol- even-numbered years in Char- Soccer lar NFL stadi- lotte. “The city of Las Vegas is a UEFA Nations League um in 2020. The Big Ten, Southeastern world-class destination that will Portugal vs. Switz., Conference and Big 12 unveiled be attractive to the participants 1:30 p.m., ESPN2 bowl lineups for the 2020-25 sea- and fans from our schools, and sons Tuesday. Other FBS con- the support provided by the International Friendly ferences are expected to release Raiders organization and ESPN U.S. vs. Jamaica, their future bowl agreements will create a tremendous oppor- tunity to elevate this game into 6 p.m., FS1 over the next several weeks. The Big Ten has six-year USL: Oklahoma City See VEGAS, A6 vs. New Mexico, 8 p.m., ESPNews BRAVES 12, PIRATES 5 Tennis The French Open, Riley, Donaldson hit 3-run men’s and women’s quarterfinals, 7 a.m., homers, Braves top Pirates TENNIS By WES CROSBY WNBA The Associated Press Chicago at Washing- PITTSBURGH — Austin Riley and Josh Donaldson hit three-run ton, 6 p.m., CBSSN home runs in consecutive innings, and the Atlanta Braves rallied for a 12-5 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday night. Freddie Freeman added a two-run homer, his 15th, in a three-run Track and Field ninth inning that sealed the Braves third straight win. NCAA Men’s and Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley Riley sent a slider from Kyle Crick (2-2) over the wall in right field Women’s Champi- for his ninth home run of the season in the seventh, turning a 5-3 Carbon Hill’s Alayna Ivie, left, is defended by Dora’s deficit into a one-run lead. Donaldson pushed the lead to 9-5 in the onships: Semifinals, Trenyce Grant during their summer game at Carbon Hill eighth with a 439-foot shot to left-center field for his eighth. 6:30 p.m., ESPN2 High School on Tuesday. Dora won the game 21-15. Curry Dan Winkler (2-1) had one strikeout in a scoreless sixth inning to get the win. and Haleyville also participated. A6 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., June 5, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com SPORTS DIGEST COLLEGE ATHLETICS

Local Digest Policy Event announcements and registrations for Big 10 hires Vikings’ exec the Local Digest can be sent to sports@moun- taineagle.com or by fax to 205-221-6203. The deadline for next day submission is 2 p.m. Warren as new commissioner ——— Musgrove CC junior golf camp By ANDREW SELIGMAN nounced his decision to step away ketball team has won it all since Musgrove Country Club will hold a junior AP Sports Writer earlier this year. Michigan State in 2000, and the golf camp on June 10-11 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Warren grew up in Phoenix. only football titles belong to Ohio He attended the University of State in 2002 and 2014. The South- each day. The cost is $60 and includes lunch ROSEMONT, Ill. — The Big Ten hired Minnesota Vikings executive Pennsylvania out of high school, eastern Conference has 11 football both days. All the basics of golf will be covered Kevin Warren as its new commis- but transferred to Grand Canyon championships in that span. including the full swing, chipping, pitching, sioner Tuesday, University, where he scored 1,118 The Big Ten was quiet in its putting, sand play, rules and golf etiquette. For bringing on a points. After earning an MBA from hiring process,, using the search further information, please call the golf shop at former college Arizona State and a law degree firm Korn Ferry. Conventional from Notre Dame, he worked as a wisdom was the Big Ten would 221-7902. basketball play- er and sports sports agent throughout the 1990s. hire someone with current ties to ——— agent with a Warren has been working in the the conference and college sports. New Era presents Turn up the Heat law degree from NFL for 20 years, doing stints with The selection of Warren came as a New Era Wrestling Presents: Turn up The Heat on Notre Dame the St. Louis Rams and Detroit surprise because he has neither. Lions before settling in with the Vikings owners Mark and Zygi June 8 at Swann Gym. The doors open at 6:30 p.m. to replace Jim Delany and Vikings in 2005. Wilf had nothing but praise for with bell time set for 7:30 p.m. Ringside tickets are become the first He will take over a sprawling Warren. only $10. Call 205-435-3403 to reserve your tickets black commis- conference that stretches from Rut- “He has worked tirelessly to gers and Maryland to Nebraska. elevate the Vikings franchise, all now. Matches include NEW Champion Ace Haven vs. sioner of a Power Kevin Big Tomb, The Brawlers vs. Serpent Dragon Brandon Five conference. Delany helped the Big Ten grow with the greater good of the organi- to 14 schools, launched the first zation and Minneapolis-St. Paul in Whatley and Julius Maximus Pryor in a 2 out of 3 falls The 55-year- Warren old Warren has athletic conference television net- mind,” the Wilfs said in a state- NEW Tag-Team Championship match, Fatal 4-Way been the chief operating officer for work, BTN, and helped create the ment. “From the very onset, Kevin #1 Contenders Match featuring Cody Windham vs. the Vikings since 2015, the first first College Football Playoff while helped us navigate and execute the Mr. 1985 Bubba Cagle vs. ThunderCat vs. P-Dogg, African-American to hold that maintaining the conference’s ties purchase of the franchise. He then plus The Lovely Cassandra Golden returns, Action position for an NFL franchise. to the Rose Bowl. League revenues evolved as a leader of the orga- soared under his leadership. He nization in ways we never could Mike Jackson, Frankie Swamptower, and many more. “I’m ready for the challenge. I’m excited. I’m energized,” he said at negotiated TV deals worth billions have imagined, leading our vision his introductory news conference. that in 2018 produced $51 million for U.S. Bank Stadium and TCO COLLEGE BASEBALL “But most of all, I’m grateful.” for Michigan alone. Performance Center, developing He will start Sept. 16 and work Despite the financial successes, a world-class fan experience and Auburn’s Steven Williams named alongside Delany, who will step the conference has lagged a bit at implementing many initiatives that National Player of the Week down Jan. 1 from the job he has least when it comes to national have transformed our franchise championships in the highest pro- with the benefit of our employees AUBURN — Sophomore outfielder Steven held since 1989. The 71-year-old Delany an- file sports. No Big Ten men’s bas- and Vikings fans top of mind.” Williams has been named the Perfect Game/ Rawlings National Player of the Week coming off his performance in the Atlanta Regional last weekend. NBA PLAYOFFS Williams went 6-for-13 (.462) in three games at Georgia Tech’s Russ Chandler Stadium. He scored three runs and hit two home runs, a Durant out for Game 3 of NBA Finals double and drove in 10 en route to being named structured session since better tomorrow and be a of his collarbone area and the Atlanta Regional Most Valuable Player. By JANIE McCAULEY AP Sports Writer getting injured May 8 go for tipoff,” Thompson will miss the remainder The Albany, Georgia, native opened the in Game 5 against the said. of the finals. tournament by going 4-for-5 with a home run OAKLAND, Calif. — Houston Rockets. Durant Along with Durant, “He’s had such a great and matched Auburn’s regional record with five The Golden State War- was set to some work on Golden State is also down season, such a great post- RBI against Coastal Carolina. The following day, riors will take the floor the court later Tuesday at backup big man Kevon season run,” coach Steve the practice facility. Looney. He suffered a Kerr said. “Fortunately Williams hit a three-run, walk-off home run with once more without two- time reigning NBA Fi- Guard Klay Thompson non-displaced cartilage it won’t affect his future, two outs and two strikes against Georgia Tech, nals MVP Kevin Durant, practiced two days after fracture on the right side but it’s a big loss for us.” marking the team’s first walk-off homer in the counting on their depth sustaining a mild strain NCAA Tournament since David Ross’ iconic and home court to carry to his left hamstring that home run at Florida State in 1997. Twenty-four them as they try to inch forced him out of Game 2. He is listed as question- hours later, Williams hit a two-RBI double in closer to a three-peat. Durant is out for Game able for Game 3. GGutters Guutttteerrss the top of the sixth inning against the Yellow 3 of the finals on Wednes- The best-of-seven series Jackets, which proved to be the difference in day night, still not ready with the Toronto Raptors the Tigers regional championship win. to return for the two-time is tied at 1-all. F ree E stim ates! defending champions as Thompson said his he works back from a discomfort Tuesday was • Since 1966 • COLLEGE SOFTBALL strained right calf suf- bearable — “the pain lev- UCLA tops Oklahoma 5-4 to fered during the Western el wasn’t too crazy at all.” Conference semifinals. “It will be a game-time Creative Aluminum win 13th national softball title Durant didn’t practice decision. But for me per- OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — UCLA is back on with the Warriors on sonally, it would be hard 1206 Curry Hwy to see me not playing. 387-7683 387-7698 top. Tuesday, and he has yet Jasper, AL 35503 to get on the court for a Hopefully, I’ll feel much Kinsley Washington’s RBI single in the bottom of the seventh inning lifted the Bruins past Okla- homa 5-4 on Tuesday night, and UCLA won the From A5 RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL championship series 2-0. It is the school’s 13th Vegas national title, and first since 2010. a must-see event during the bowl season,” Big Ten Rachel Garcia was named the Most Out- Commissioner Jim Delany said in a statement. standing Player of the World Series. She threw The Las Vegas Bowl has been matching the Pac-12 179 pitches and hit a walk-off homer in the and Mountain West or BYU in a game played on the first Saturday of bowl season. The new Las Vegas semifinal win over Washington on Sunday, then Bowl will be played after Christmas and receive the got the victory in Game 1 against Oklahoma on Pac-12’s top team not participating in the College Monday. She gave up four runs and eight hits to Football Playoff or a New Year’s Six game. earn the win in the clincher on Tuesday. For the SEC, Las Vegas becomes the farthest point Brianna Tautalafua had three hits, and Wash- west in its bowl lineup. “The Las Vegas Bowl provides the SEC with a new ington and Aaliyah Jordan each had two for and exciting destination for our student-athletes and UCLA (56-6). The Bruins rolled past the Soon- traveling fans at a location outside our tradition- ers 16-3 in Game 1 Monday and tied the record al geographic footprint and in a much-anticipated for most runs scored in a World Series game. matchup with a Pac-12 Conference opponent,” Com- missioner Greg Sankey said in a statement. The Las Vegas and Charlotte deals will replace the MLB Holiday Bowl in San Diego for the Big Ten. The con- ference is also adding the Cheez-It Bowl in Phoenix to Strasburg earns 100th win, its lineup, and will no longer send teams to the First Nationals beat White Sox 9-5 Responders and Armed Forces bowls in Texas. WASHINGTON (AP) — Stephen Strasburg The Quick Lane Bowl in Detroit will match a Mid-American Conference team against the Big Ten, earned his 100th career victory, Anthony Ren- starting in 2020. The Atlantic Coast Conference did don homered and drove in five runs and the not extend its deal with the Quick Lane Bowl after six Washington Nationals rallied past the Chicago years. White Sox 9-5 on Tuesday. The SEC added a new agreement with the Gaspar- illa Bowl in Tampa, Florida, and did not renew its It wasn’t a vintage performance from Stras- contract with the Independence Bowl in Shreveport, burg (6-3), who gave up four runs in a 39-pitch Louisiana. The SEC will head into the new bowl cycle first inning and spotted Chicago a 5-0 lead. But with 10 postseason slots , not counting the playoff. he hung around long enough to complete five Over the last five years, the SEC has only had enough innings and give Washington’s offense time to bowl-eligible teams to fill its Independence Bowl slot twice. solve former teammate and White Sox starter The Big 12 is sticking with its current eight bowl Reynaldo López. partners through the 2025 season. Emery M. 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overturn conviction buses will take the racers back to the starting line MONTGOMERY (AP) — Alabama Supreme Court near the fly shop. justices questioned a state attorney about potential “Desperation Church vagueness in the state ethics law during arguments and the Sumiton Church Tuesday as former House Speaker Mike Hubbard of God have offered to seeks to overturn a 2016 corruption conviction that let us use their buses,” ended his once-influential political career and could Salomaa said, adding this send him to prison for four years. makes the logistic easier. The oral arguments before the court largely cen- Racers who want to tered on the wording of the state ethics statute and ride the bus should be at whether consulting contracts and business invest- Sipsey Forks at 6:30 a.m. ments Hubbard received could be construed as viola- “We want everyone tions. Justices asked attorneys for the state if they at the fly shop by 7 a.m. thought sections of the law were clear. because there is a safety The state’s solicitor general and a defense law- talk at 7:30 a.m.,” she yer squared off over whether the transactions were said. The boats hit the aboveboard business dealings or the unscrupulous water at 7:45 a.m. and monetizing of a public office. the race starts at 8 a.m. Sam Heldman, an attorney for Hubbard, told Last year, the race had Daily Mountain Eagle file - Ron Harris justices that the contracts and investments were all more than 50 people com- This group in canoes and kayaks competed in the inaugural Sipsey Fork work transactions that fell within exemptions for pete in the event. Peter compensation and “fair-value” trades in the state Van Waven won the event River Race in 2017. This year’s race is set for Saturday, June 22. ethics law. “Mike Hubbard has not committed any last year. “We’re hoping the effort a success. Jeff “There are different col- this as a place where crime,” Heldman said. to have even more people Parnell, Rod, Molly, and ored boats and the river they can come and enjoy Solicitor General Edmund LaCour told justices that compete in the event this Jared Aaron all helped is so clear you can see the nature,” she said. Hubbard leveraged his office to make money. year,” Salomaa said. get the race started. bottom,” she said. “Those This year, the event “He used it to rake in over one million dollars in Salomaa and her hus- Salomaa’s two daugh- first racers coming will have live music play- less than two years,” LaCour told the court. band Kari participated ters, Barbara Ann and through makes the end of ing as the racers arrive at Several of the 11 counts against Hubbard involved in a small kayak race Hannah Lewis, who are the race exciting, too.” A the forks. $150,000 in investments from company executives he in Waynesboro, Miss., both artists, designed the lot of the people enter the The entry fee is $40 for sought and received in his struggling printing com- a few years ago and it logos and graphics for the race just do it to help the an individual and $70 for pany in Auburn. Alabama law prohibits politicians was so enjoyable, they project. community, according to a tandem kayak or canoe. from accepting a “thing of value” from a lobbyist or a wanted to do one here in The beginning of the Salomaa. Visit https://www.kay- “principal” who employs a lobbyist. their community. Several race is beautiful, accord- “The idea behind the aksipsey.com/ for more Heldman said investors received stock in exchange others pitched in to make ing to Salomaa. event is for people to see information. for the money and argued it was permissible under the “fair-value” trades exception in the state ethics law. LaCour said Hubbard was seeking money from Jasper From A1 business executives who wanted to see him remain in the speaker’s chair. The state and defense also According to Wikipe- businesses locating in the •heard a report from disagreed whether some of those executives fall under dia, Applebee’s concept city are expected before city purchasing agent the definition of “principal.” focuses on casual dining, “It’s going to the end of the month. “An- Derleda Abrom on in- Justices questioned LaCour about the $150,000 and with mainstream Ameri- be a tremendous other positive thing about frared thermal pothole other charges that Hubbard wrongly accepted some- can dishes such as salads, this is that it tells other patching. thing from a principal. Justice Will Sellers asked if it chicken, pasta, burgers, draw to our city. folks in the retail busi- •approved travel for po- was clear who was covered as a principal. Justice Mi- and “riblets” — which This will bring a ness that this is a vibrant lice department officials chael Bolin said the line for what’s illegal should be is considered Applebee’s market,” O’Mary said. who will be attending the clear. “There’s got be something the average person signature dish. All Apple- substantial num- O’Mary said Applebee’s Alabama Association of can understand,” Bolin said. bee’s restaurants feature ber of jobs, and considered opening in Chiefs of Police continu- Chief Justice Tom Parker asked about the value a bar area and serve Jasper two to three years ing education course June of the stock the investors received. Heldman replied alcoholic beverages. I really believe it ago but was unable to 12-13. that all investors said they were happy with the deal, The council has re- will be a big draw finalize a location. •approved several prop- while LaCour said that given the company’s shaky ceived an application for In other business, coun- erties that fall under the finances, the price had to have been inflated. an economic incentives from surrounding cil members: city’s nuisance abatement Other justices noted in their questions that Hub- package, and a public counties.” •adopted an amend- ordinance because of un- bard had long-standing political and personal friend- hearing will be held at — Jasper Mayor ment to the city’s budget safe structures, inopera- ships with some of the investors and that he owned the council’s next meeting for funding for a drainage tive vehicles or overgrown only 25 percent of the printing company. on June 18 to discuss the David O’Mary, project that’s underway grass and weeds. Hubbard was automatically removed from office package. on Applebee’s near Lee’s Chicken, ad- •adopted a resolution to with the felony conviction. A judge sentenced him That is expected to coming to the city ditional sidewalk paving name a driveway behind to four years in prison, but he is free on bond as he include information that in downtown Jasper, and the former Lawson Auto appeals. He attended court Tuesday accompanied by includes the economic additional funding to Parts as Town Creek his wife, Susan. Defense lawyers are asking justices impact in the city, as well counties.” provide for entertainment Alley. to issue a judgment of acquittal or at least grant Hub- as how many jobs will be O’Mary said the city for the city’s Foothills •adopted a resolution bard a new trial. created by the restaurant. relies on residents from Festival in September. to allow O’Mary to enter Other counts against Hubbard dealt with consult- “It’s going to be a neighboring counties The council also intro- into a memorandum ing contracts he received from companies. The state tremendous draw to our spending money in duced an amendment to of understanding with argued that Hubbard was being hired only because city,” O’Mary said. “This Jasper, “and certainly the budget pertaining to property owners concern- of his political position as speaker and the pay he will bring a substantial this will be a great fit for court costs and additional ing repairs being made received violated the prohibition of giving a “thing of number of jobs, and I re- that,” he added. funding for a drainage to storm water drainage value.” ally believe it will be a big O’Mary said more an- project near Pinecrest issues between 5th and draw from surrounding nouncements about retail subdivision. 6th avenues. Sumiton From A1 Chambers From A1 earlier meetings that the Tim Devito would be additional money com- attending the Under- ciated Press and the New York Post posts. During an initial phone I alone am responsible for the ing from the sales tax ground Storage Tank picked up the story. conversation with Chambers, he comment that was made. It is not increase would be used Educational Session. The The Gay Times in Great Britain denied writing the comments. a reflection of the Carbon Hill City for improving city streets two would also be tasked carried the story, noting June is “I don’t think I posted that. I Council, or any City Personnel or and a salary increase for with handling the un- Gay Pride Month and using the think that’s somebody else’s post,” Citizens. city employees. derground storage tank headline, “Alabama mayor says he was quoted by WBRC as saying. “Although I believe my comment “If we’re going to be compliance. LGBTQ people should be ‘killed When a reporter asked if someone was taken out of context and was able to fix the roads that •heard Ellis report out’ in Facebook post.” was using his identity on Facebook, not targeting the LGBTQ commu- need to be fixed like they that the city has no issue “As we mark Pride Month and he said, “I don’t know.” When the nity, I know that it was wrong to need to be fixed, give our with entering into a celebrate how we have come as a reporter offered to meet Chambers say anyone should be kill(ed). I employees a raise and memorandum of under- community, this story is a stark in person so he could view the post, am truly sorry that I have embar- operate the city, we need standing with Walker reminder that there is still a long he declined and then hung up. rassed our City. I love this City and this new money,” Ellis County Positive Maturi- way to go until we have complete- According to the station, Cham- while in office I have done every- said in April. ty, but he feels the city ly stamped out bigotry,” The Gay bers called back a few minutes thing in my power to make this a Ellis said in April the needs a better under- Times noted on its website. later, starting a six-minute con- better place for our families. increase could bring standing of exactly what CBS used the headline, “Ala- versation. This time, Chambers “There are not enough words for $15,000 a month, which is being asked. bama mayor says to ‘kill’ LGBTQ acknowledge writing the post, me to express how much (I) regret would help with road It’s basically an agree- community” and, like other outlets, but said it was being taken out of posting that comment. I hope very improvements in the city ment that would allow used a photo of Chambers from the context. The station said Chambers much our Citizens and anyone by pledging $10,000 a RSVP to reach out to city’s website. also claimed he erroneously posted that was hurt by this comment can month toward a bond or seniors in East Walk- The Daily Mountain Eagle has the comment publicly and that it accept my apology.” a loan over maybe five to er County and provide not seen the full conversation on was meant to be a private message Responses on the Daily Mountain 10 years. them with opportunities Facebook that started the contro- between he and a friend. Eagle’s Facebook page after posting Estimates for paving to volunteer and engage versy. WBRC-TV in Birmingham During the call, Chambers spoke the apology Tuesday indicated all the streets in the city in other beneficial activ- posted a story online Tuesday about immigrants, calling them some accepted the apology and came in at $5.6 million, ities. The organization morning with the headline, “Ala. “ungrateful,” according to WBRC. some didn’t, and several indicated while half the streets offers a wide range of mayor defends social media com- He claimed immigrants were they preferred he resign or that an could be paved for $2.8 programs and services to ments on killing homosexuals, taking over the country and voiced apology alone would not solve prob- million, Ellis said last seniors. transgender people and Demo- his comments were in response to a lems caused by the comments. month. Curtis Batson, who crats.” It said the mayor’s com- civil war happening in the United Contacted Wednesday by the In other action, the is the representative of ments were posted Friday. States. Daily Mountain Eagle, Chambers council: RSVP, presented the The station said the mayor made The mayor defended his com- repeatedly said he was wrong to •heard Ellis remind- memorandum in the May an original post, which was later ments, saying, “I never said make the comments. ed everyone that the 21 meeting but he did removed, that said in all caps, “We anything about killing out gays “It was a private message to deadline for filing their not attend Tuesday. The live in a society where homosexuals or anything like that.” When the start with it,” he said. “But it is Statement of Economic organization will have lecture us on morals, transvestites reporter read back the post to not right, whether it was private or interest was April 31. to work with the city to lecture us on human biology, baby him, Chambers said, “That’s in a not. It was the wrong thing to say. Anyone who has not filed coordinate activities as killers lecture us on human rights revolution. That’s right! If it comes It was taken out of context. I mean, must do so immediately the center is frequently and socialists lecture us on eco- to a revolution in this country both no where in there did I say I was or face potential fines. booked on weekends and nomics.” sides of these people will be killed for killing gays or killing trans- •heard Ellis report evenings, according to Chambers received strong crit- out.” vestites or that sort of thing. I was that George Woods and Ellis. icism from people online for the WBRC reported Chambers com- responding to a comment a guy post and also for a response from a plained about privacy and his Face- said something about a revolution- Facebook friend’s reply, the station book page not being for the public, ary war. What I had said was in a reported. although Chambers acknowledged war, you know, the only way to get Mulch From A1 “By giving the minority more his pages privacy settings were your way is to kill the other side rights than the majority,” the public. out. I had not idea it would nev- which knocked down trees in several communities. friend wrote, although it is not He later changed the Facebook er be a thing like this. But I was The city’s new shredder made dealing with the clear by the station’s reporting if page to private. wrong for saying it. In no way does mountains of trees and limbs from the storm a lot the friend might have been also The mayor said he was not that affect the thoughts of the city, easier, according to Mayor Randy Stephens. responding to another comment not concerned about criticism from for the city council. I apologize for Another benefit is that shredded debris made tons mentioned. “I hate to think of the his constituents. According to the saying it.” of mulch. City workers dump the mulch at the edge country my grandkids will live in station, he said there is only one He later said he doesn’t believe of the parking lot of the maintenance garage (the unless somehow we change and I person in the town who does not anyone should be killed. “I can’t old National Guard Armory) and any citizen in need think that will take a revolution.” like him and that he doesn’t have a tell you why I said that. It was just of mulch is welcome to come and haul it off free of Then the station said Chambers problem with anyone. something dumb and stupid that charge, according to Stephens. responded to that comment, saying, On Tuesday, Chambers posted I said,” Chambers said. “I made a Several people have taken advantage of the free “The only way to change it would an apology on his Facebook page. mistake saying it. I don’t believe mulch, according to Jeremy Hicks, who is over the be to kill the problem out. I know The Eagle posted a screenshot of anyone should be killed for any- Street and Sanitation Department for the city. it’s bad to say but without killing the apology on its Facebook page thing that they believe in.” “After the storms came through, we dumped sev- them out there’s no way to fix it.” before Chambers later deleted his Asked about the initial posting eral loads of mulch at the garage and people came The station posted a screenshot of page. about certain groups lecturing that Friday and Saturday and hauled it off,” Hicks the comment, apparently blurring One person on Facebook said the nation, Chambers said, “I just said. out the name of the person he was they were reading the apology want to say I’m sorry for all of it. As of Tuesday, there was several more truckloads responding to. when it disappeared. I shouldn’t have put it on there. of mulch available for pickup. WBRC said it talked to Cham- “I would like to make a public I shouldn’t have put any of it on bers Monday by phone about the apology to my community. I and there.” A8 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., June 5, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com Trump eases up, makes nice with May before she steps down

LONDON (AP) — to strike a “phenomenal as the U.S. continues to a “good meeting.” Making nice at the end, trade deal” once the U.K. press its longtime ally Trump previously had President Donald Trump had left the EU — music to ban Chinese company voiced support for a “hard eased up Tuesday on his to the ears of pro-Brexit Huawei amid espionage Brexit,” which could have frequent criticisms of Britons. But, in words and trade concerns. a devastating impact on outgoing British Prime sure to alarm those in Traditionally, U.S. the U.K. economy, ac- Minister Theresa May Britain concerned about presidents avoid inject- cording to many experts. over her handling of the Brexit, he said that “ev- ing themselves into the That stands in contrast to tortured Brexit deal, erything”— including the domestic politics of other a previous White House declaring that history National Health Service nations. But Trump didn’t position that the depar- will remember her fondly — would be “on the table” hold back — right after ture should be as painless if the United Kingdom in future trade negotia- claiming that he would as possible. Others in the can successfully leave the tions. In a later interview not comment on Britain’s U.K. are pressing for a European Union. that will air Wednesday internal matters. second referendum that The latest chapter in on ITV’s “Good Morn- He renewed his praise could keep Britain in the the allies’ storied “special ing Britain,” Trump of Conservative lawmak- EU. relationship” played out AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth appeared to back away er Boris Johnson, who is As the pageantry of as anti-Trump protest- from that idea, saying he campaigning to replace Trump’s British state ers — with the infamous Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May greets Pres- didn’t envision the health May as Conservative visit gave way to politics, Trump baby balloon ident Donald Trump outside 10 Downing Street service being part of the leader, and of another an economic meeting bobbing overhead — in central London, Tuesday. President Donald talks, adding, “That’s not contender, Foreign Secre- between the leaders at St. thronged the streets of Trump will turn from pageantry to policy Tuesday trade.” tary Jeremy Hunt. James’s Palace brought nearby central London. Most Britons are pro- He said he’d turned together 10 leading The president’s unex- as he joins British Prime Minister Theresa May for tective of the state-run down a requested meet- companies — five from pected compliments for a day of talks likely to highlight fresh uncertainty NHS, which delivers free ing from Labour Party the U.K. and five from May come just days before in the allies’ storied relationship. health care to all, and leader Jeremy Corbyn the United States. CEOs she was set to resign the many worry that private and took new swipes at and senior represen- leadership of her party I believe there is a good Earlier in the day, U.S. health care firms one of his most vocal crit- tatives from BAE Sys- after failing to secure deal on the table,” she Trump jokingly suggested could try to gain access to ics, London Mayor Sadiq tems, GlaxoSmithKline, a Brexit deal. She will said. “Obviously, it will that May “stick around” chunks of it as a condition Khan. National Grid, Barclays, depart as prime minister be whoever succeeds me until a new U.S.-U.K. of a trade deal. Afterward, Brex- Reckitt Benckiser, JP once her successor has as prime minister to take trade deal was brokered. On a separate issue, it Party leader Nigel Morgan, Lockheed been chosen. this issue forward. 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Special to the Eagle Dear Dave, Byars|Wright, a local fami- Is ly-owned and operated independent there insurance agency, has announced ever a its expansion into time a fifth office, this when a time in Cullman. 30-year According to a mort- release from the gage is Dave Says company, Trae better Dave Ramsey Norrell, currently than a a producer within 15-year the agency, will mortgage? lead the new office, Julie located in the historic West Side Dear Julie, Furniture Build- Trae Let’s see, how should ing at 216 3rd I put this? No! If you Street SE. Norrell Photo Special to the Eagle can’t afford a home on “Opening an a 15-year mortgage, it office in Cullman is a natural Tallulah Brewing Company in downtown Jasper has been a popular destination for a lot means you can’t afford progression for our agency and of people since opening in late 2017. the house. Period. one that we’re thrilled to finally If you currently announce, as we’ve had a Cull- own a house, and the man office in our sights for years,” only way to keep from said Haig Wright II, president and being foreclosed on or CEO of Byars|Wright. “With our Tallulah Brewing Company going bankrupt is to refinance into a 30- See BYARS | WRIGHT, B3 year mortgage, you’d making its mark in Jasper probably do that ‑ but it doesn’t make it better than a 15-year Caregiver support Leading Mike to Talluah House of Jasper, TBC keeps The Gavel Porter mortgage. You’ll never Brewing Company, which on tap. And as much as I like to tell you that hear me recommend opened in Fall 2017 and the brewery is named after my namesake, a 30-year mortgage. I group started located at 1804 4th Avenue William’s daughter Tallulah Brockman Bank- might tolerate one in in Downtown Jasper was an head, star of stage and screen, the truth is an extreme situation, at Walker Baptist honor for me. I mean, the that its origins go back to Jasper’s sister city but I wouldn’t tell you name says it all! While I of Cordova, where the Honorable Drew Gilbert to go get one. was learning all the in’s and continues to serve as mayor. More about that Besides, why would Special to the Eagle out’s of beer, wine, and cider in a bit. you want to stay in making, running a brewery Tallulah Did you know what is named after my Leads debt for 30 years? Do A caregiver support group is being and some Cordova histo- namesake? That would be the Tallulah you have a fear of ry, Mike was sampling his Half-Marathon, 5K, and 1-mile Fun Run. started at Walker Baptist Medical Tallulah winning with money? Center. favorite rose’ wine made by Angie Jo Harris, my hero because she tells Are you feeling so “Aging can present unique health operators and owners Drew Mike what to do, is the race administrator, generous toward the needs and life challenges for older Gilbert and Josh Bagwell. and this 4th Annual event is happening this bank that you want to adults,” the hospital said in a re- Drew and Josh keep 14 beers on tap, 6 to Saturday, June 8, in Downtown Jasper. Start just hand them piles of lease. “Walker Baptist’s Senior Care 8 bottles of different wines (including Mike’s at the Square, and end at the Square. If you cash every month for rose’), and 2 ciders. As a nod to William See SUPPORT, B3 Brockman Bankhead, U.S. Speaker of the See TALLULAH, B3 See RAMSEY, B3

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have seen the telltale signs BLONDIE and confronted him many times. But he continually tells me no, he would never do anything. I have tried hard to stay with him, BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN although I feel stupid for do- ing it. You see, my parents were married for 62 years, and I have two sisters and three brothers who have never been divorced or separated. So I’d feel like a failure if I left him. I need to know for sure whether

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Unscramble these Jumbles, WALKER BY MORT siblings’ marital histo- one letter to each square, BEETLE BAILEY ry should not influence to form four ordinary words. your decision. What’s important is doing what RHEPC is right for yourself. If you feel you need to have proof that your husband is being or has been un- faithful, and has lied to MEEEC you all these years, then hire a private detective and you will probably get what you are looking BVAREE for. You have my sympa- thy. BY JOHN ROSE DEAR ABBY: I’m 13, and I have had a few problems YAFTLL app • Follow us on Twitter @PlayJumble Twitter the free JUST JUMBLE app • Follow us on Get

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- not a bad person. We have talked about things we “ ” shouldn’t have talked about (Answers tomorrow) at our age and used bad Jumbles: GRIME WHACK CICADA PROMPT language. His parents have Yesterday’s gotten on him about it. I Answer: When Penn & Teller stepped onto the stage, tried to talk to his mother, they were ready to — WORK THEIR MAGIC but I have the feeling they don’t particularly like me CRANKSHAFT even though she says she By Eugenia Last has nothing against me. I HOROSCOPES know my boyfriend’s older & CHUCK AYERS BY TOM BATIUK sister doesn’t like me and CELEBRITIES BORN Sept. 22): Act on facts, doesn’t want me and her ON THIS DAY: Mike not assumptions. You brother to be together. We are now being forced Fisher, 39; Mark Wahl- have everything to gain to break up until he is berg, 48; Ron Livingston, if you use intelligence, respectful enough to have a 52; Jeff Garlin, 57. experience and know-how girlfriend, even though he Happy Birthday: Look to get what you want. is very respectful. I feel like at the possibilities, but LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. this all revolves around me, don’t go overboard. Plan 22): Do your research. your actions carefully, Set up meetings and visit

and I want to get his family HI & LOIS to know the real me and and stick to a budget you people and places that give me another chance. can afford. How you go give insight into your BY CHANCE BROWN What should I do? about obtaining informa- alternatives. -- FORCED TO BREAK UP tion and using what you SCORPIO (Oct. 23- IN MISSISSIPPI discover to get ahead will Nov. 21): Travel, read DEAR FORCED TO make a difference to the and immerse yourself in BREAK UP: Thirteen way others treat you. the unfamiliar or differ- is young for a serious ARIES (March ent cultures. romance, and your 21-April 19): A decision SAGITTARIUS (Nov. boyfriend’s family may will disrupt your plans. 22-Dec. 21): Keep your be worried that you are Look for an alternative life simple, moderate and trying to rush him into way to do things that al- realistic. a relationship for which lows you to live up to the CAPRICORN (Dec. he isn’t ready. For now, demands being made and 22-Jan. 19): A change at the smart move would lets you take advantage home will be good for you be to put some distance of an opportunity you and be well-received by BABY BLUES between you and your don’t want to miss. someone you love. boyfriend. If you stand TAURUS (April AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-

any chance of improv- 20-May 20): How you Feb. 18): Stick close to SCOTT BY RICK KIRKMAN & JERRY ing your standing with go about doing things home, and make changes his mother and sister, a will make a statement. that will help you get step in the right direc- A personal change will something you want to tion would be to clean generate good feelings achieve up and running. up your bad language. and push you in a new PISCES (Feb. Another would be to direction. 19-March 20): Consider concentrate your efforts GEMINI (May 21- what you’d like to see on becoming someone June 20): Truth will happen, and get started. they can respect -- a play a role in what Working alongside people good student, active in transpires. Don’t rule out who have proven to be a youth group or sports what others do or say. helpful in the past will activity. If they can see CANCER (June 21- encourage you to make a positive change in you, July 22): Use your emo- positive personal chang- they may be more recep- tive to your being in his tions to create something es. life. And if they don’t, beautiful. It’s what you Birthday Baby: You your time won’t have do with pent-up energy are possessive, emotional been wasted because you that counts. and conscientious. You will have become a more LEO (July 23-Aug. are serious and astute. successful person. 22): Situations will not To submit astrological be as they appear. Hold questions to the “Dear Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Bu- ren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and off getting into a debate Eugenia” column, visit was founded by her mother, Pauline until you have all the Eugenialast.com, or join Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www. facts. Eugenia on Twitter/Face- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los VIRGO (Aug. 23- book/LinkedIn. Angeles, CA 90069. DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., June 5, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com — B3 Report: Blacks, Latinos at risk of undercount in 2020 census ORLANDO, Fla. that I know we have more nonprofits and state and Georgia, New York, spending on schools, next 10 years. That child (AP) — Emily Bonilla is people in the area than local officials to encour- Nevada, Texas and New transportation and health is then 13 and their worried her district in the data is stating. This age participation. Mexico have the highest care, as well which states school has missed out on metro Orlando will be area already is under- Nationwide, the de- risk for undercounting, gain or lose U.S. congres- their fair share of funding undercounted during next counted,” said Bonilla, a cennial census could fail according to the Urban sional seats. because of that miscount,” spring’s once-in-a-decade county commissioner in to count anywhere from Institute, a think tank “A child at age 3, if said Diana Elliott, a se- head count of everybody one of the fastest-growing 900,000 to 4 million peo- that conducts social and they’re missed, these nior research associate at in the United States be- metro areas in the U.S. ple, with blacks, Hispan- economic research. decisions matter for the the Urban Institute. cause of who lives there: With the 2020 census ics and children younger Undercounting could new arrivals, immi- count less than a year than 5 most vulnerable to diminish power and grants, the poor, renters away, a new report says being overlooked, accord- money in those areas for You Can Trust Us For and rural residents who undercounting certain ing to estimates released the next decade. The 2020 sometimes regard govern- populations will be likely, Tuesday by the Urban census determines the Excellent Results And Service ment with suspicion. despite the best efforts of Institute. allocation of more than “We’re growing so fast the U.S. Census Bureau, Florida, California, $675 billion in federal

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Editor’s note: The followingMOST is a list of the 15 most wanted individuals as determined by theWANTED Walker County Sheriff’s Office. The Daily Mountain Eagle will publish the list once a month.

Anthony Torone Ronnie Howard David Andrew Troy Edward Joseph Adam Billy Jerome Archie, 36 Whitlow, 61 Simmons, 29 Gurganus, 35 Ivey, 33 Henderson, 46 Arson 2nd; issued Theft of property 2nd; Assault 1st and theft of Manufacturing a Outstanding warrants Violation of the sex offender 07-27-2015 issued 12-12-2016 property 4th; issued controlled substance for 2 counts of Probation registration and community 05-09-2017 1st, issued 6/10/2015; Revocation; and 2 warrants notification act, issued plus 2 additional with other agencies 12-12-2018; plus 1 additional

Ronnie Dewayne James Donald Thomas Robert Crystal Dawn Hunt Cody William Krista Leigh Blackwell, 38 Trotter, 37 Wright, 29 Curington, 34 Kilgore, 27 Roberts, 32 Burglary 3rd, theft of Receiving stolen Violation of the sex Theft of property 2nd; Receiving stolen Wanted for criminal property 2nd, issued property 1st; issued offender registration and issued 11/14/14 property 2nd; issued mischief 3rd, resisting 05-30-2017; plus 4 10-22-2018 notification act; issued 9/1/15 arrest, issued 5/17/2018; additional 8/27/14 plus 3 additional

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Bobby David Michael Wayne Bobby James at (205) 254-7777 Morris, 45 Hooks, 42 Ellenburg, 49 access the tip Walker. Escape 1st degree, issued 07/17/2018; Trafficking synthetic drugs, unlawful Unlawful possession of a Theft of Property 1st degree, Unlawful possession of a controlled substance, controlled substance, unlawful Breaking and Entering a Motor Vehicle unlawful possession of drug possession of drug paraphernalia (Alias), issued 06/15/2018; and 5 outstanding warrants with other agencies paraphernalia (Alias); issued 1/30/2018 (Alias); issued 12/18/2018

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AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File An elderly couple walks down a hall of a nursing home in Easton, Pa. Re- search released on Tuesday shows fatal falls have nearly tripled in older Americans in recent years, rising to more than 25,000 deaths yearly. Deaths from falls among older Americans on the rise CHICAGO (AP) — New research Americans aged 75 and older. shows fatal falls have nearly tripled in The rate in the study more than older Americans in recent years, rising doubled, from 51 fatal falls per 100,000 to more than 25,000 deaths yearly. people to 122 falls per 100,000. The The findings highlight the importance results echo studies of fatal fall trends of fall prevention. A separate study bol- in the Netherlands and other European sters evidence that programs focusing on countries. improving muscle strength and balance Weight-bearing exercise such as walk- can help achieve that goal. ing; balance exercises; and resistance Both studies were published Tuesday exercises to strengthen muscles can also in the Journal of the American Medical reduce risks for falls, said Dr. Marco Association. Pahor of the University of Florida’s aging Circumstances weren’t included in the and geriatric research department, who data, but traumatic brain injuries and wrote an accompanying journal editori- hip fractures leading to steep health de- al. clines are among causes of death in older The program studied in the second adults who fall. “Deaths from falls may study involved exercises three times have increased because older people are a week at home for a year, with five living longer, living longer independent- sessions led by a physical therapist. ly, and are living longer with chronic These include seated and standing leg conditions,” said Elizabeth Burns, a lifts, knee bends and backward walking, study co-author and health scientist at plus walking half an hour at least twice the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and weekly. Prevention’s injury center. Participants were 344 Canadian She noted that some medications also adults aged 70 and older who had experi- make older adults prone to falls. That enced a recent fall. Half were randomly includes prescription drugs affecting bal- assigned to the program plus usual care ance. Burns said research shows their by a doctor; the remainder received only use of certain psychiatric medications usual care. that can cause drowsiness and vision There were 236 falls during the study problems has increased substantially in among the exercise group compared with recent years. 366 falls among the others. The new analysis included 16 years of Pahor said many older adults ar- U.S. vital statistics data on adults aged en’t aware of programs that can help 75. Fatal falls increased from 8,600 in them. Many U.S. communities offer fall 2000 to 25,190 in 2016. Separate CDC prevention exercises programs at senior data show they climbed even higher centers, and the National Council on in 2017, to almost 26,440 fatal falls in Aging offers tips online.

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(205)387-0236 After 1PM CALL J.J. 205-221-6014 which makes it illegal to advertise Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC “any preference, limitation or Plaintiff, LOOKING TO HIRE: MADISON CONTRACTORS discrimination based on race, vs. CENTRAL READY MIX is now •Bucket Truck Operator; Construction, Remodeling, color, religion, sex, or national Grace Daniele Arterberry taking applications for •Exp. Tree Climber; Painting. No Job to small. 303 SHERERWOOD DRIVE Defendant. Class-A & Class-B Drivers; •CDL Driver/Operator; (205)522-2601 origin or an intention to make 3BR/2.5BA (office could be CASE NO.: ALSO Yard Maintenance Per- •Sawmill Electrician any such preference, limitation or 4th BR); 2735s.f. Living area 64-CV-2019-900048.00 son. Great Pay & Benefits. Maintenance Man; MUMMEY LAWN Service discrimination.” This newspaper 1900s.f. Basement PUBLICATION NOTICE Apply in person, 818 Fall City •Timber Cutter; 205-435-1715 Year Round Lawn Maintenance. will not knowingly accept any 12x24 Aluminum Screen Porch, To: Grace Daniele Arterberry Road. 205-265-2770 FREE estimates. (205)388-7004 advertising for real estate which Double Carport, 18x24 Garage; Address Unknown MEDICAL ASSISTANT/LPN 18x21 Metal Garage/Shop; You are hereby notified that is in violation of the law. Our Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC DISHWASHER (PART-TIME) needed for immediate hire for RED RYDERHauling Best Neighborhood in town. readers are informed that all has filed its written complaint on Musgrove is hiring fast-paced doctor’s office. Must Crushed stone, gravel, sand, $279,000; dwellings advertised in this February 8, 2019, in the Walker dishwashers for multiple shifts. have knowledge with triage, lime, red-rock, topsoil. Shown By Appointment Only. County Circuit Court against The ideal candidate shows up EKG, injections, and precerting (205)384-4932 (205)302-5675 newspaper are available on an 205-275-5257 Grace Daniele Arterberry (“De- on time and follows all sanitary with insurance companies. Elec- (205)302-2315 equal opportunity basis. Equal and health-related protocols. tronic medical records and Me- Housing Opportunity, M/F fendant”). Numerous attempts to I BUY We’re offering a consistent disys experience a plus. locate the Defendant has been TYLER’S unsuccessful due to his/her/their schedule and excellent pay for You may fax your resume’ to CHEAP UGLY HOUSES PRESSURE WASHING 1 TOWNHOUSE (Carbon Hill) avoidance of service of process. a dedicated employee. 205-221-0592 or mail to 1450 Jasper, Manchester, Houses, Driveways, Decks. For information call Southern This notice is to run for four Call 205.221.7901. Jones Dairy Road #800 Jasper, Curry, Boldo areas Anything that be cleaned!! States Reality (205)221-7999 consecutive weeks. You are AL 35501. 205-282-1409 Licensed & Insured. hereby notified that you must 205-522-8104 EQUIPMENT OPERATOR, (1) SINGLEWIDE 3BR or answer the complaint by the Trackhoe. Local Utility 20 Announcements 4BR/2BA, DORA. No Pets. 26th day of July, 2019, which Contractor seeking person with WE MOW GRASS $565mo. Good Rental Ref.’s is 30 days from the last date of 3-5 years water, sewer and gas Free Pregnancy Test Mowing, Weed Eating, Blowing (205)823-3301 (205)213-0916 publication or default judgment utility construction experience. & Pressure Washing. may be entered against you for Drivers License required, CDL PREGNANCY & Ken 205-300-2434 1BA/2BR MH, not answering. a plus. BCBS, vacation and paid RESOURCE CENTER Poplar Springs. Water and DONE this 30th day of holidays. Wages to match expe- 1707 2nd Avenue WILL SIT with the Elderly Garbage furnished. $450mo. May, 2019. rience. Day/Nights or clean their $450dep. 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IN THE PROBATE COURT NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT May 14, 2019, by the Honorable A. 150 Legals OF WALKER COUNTY, TO BE PUBLISHED Lee Tucker, Judge of the Probate IN THE PROBATE COURT ALABAMA BY EXECUTOR Court of Walker County, notice is OF WALKER COUNTY, IN THE MATTER OF IN THE PROBATE COURT OF hereby given that all persons hav- Happy Birthday WALKER COUNTY, ALABAMA THE ADOPTION PETITION OF ing claims against said estate are ALABAMA hereby required to present the IN THE MATTER OF Dylan Ray Ellenburg and THE ESTATE OF same within time allowed by law or BGT, Haley Ann Sartain Ellenburg Zach Baker SARAH SUE TUCKER, the same will be barred. A MINOR TO ADOPT: DAC DECEASED KAREN JACKSON CASE NO. PC2019-067 CASE NO. PC2016-A044 TO: Kevin Matthew Craig, or CASE NO. PC2019-053 EXECUTRIX Wishing you a NOTICE OF PUBLICATION unknown father, whose where- Letters Testamentary Bobby J. Hornsby You will hereby take notice, that birthday full of abouts are unknown Of said deceased having been Hornsby & Hornsby on the 10th day of May, 2019, You or your attorney must re- granted to the undersigned on Attorneys at Law good memories, came GLORIA DUNCAN and May 28, 2019, by the Honorable A. spond to the Probate Court of Birmingham, Alabama filed in this Court a Petition for Lee Tucker, Judge of the Probate with many more Walker County, Alabama, by *May 29, June 5, 12, 2019 Court of Walker County, notice is Letters of Conservatorship and hand-delivering a written, nota- to follow! hereby given that all persons hav- Guardianship over the estate of rized response to 1900 3rd Av- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ing claims against said estate are BGT. TO BE PUBLISHED — The Bird Bunch enue South, Jasper, AL 35501, hereby required to present the You are hereby notified to be BY EXECUTRIX or by mailing a written, notarized same within time allowed by law or and appear before me, at my of- IN THE PROBATE COURT OF response to P.O. Box 502, Jas- the same will be barred. fice in the Probate Court in the WALKER COUNTY, per, AL 35502, regarding the JAMES EDWARD TUCKER Court House Annex #2 of said ALABAMA petition for adoption of DAC as EXECUTOR County at 11:00 a.m., on the THE ESTATE OF filed by DYLAN RAY ELLEN- Forrester Law, LLC JOHN STERLING NABORS, 25th day of June, 2019, when BURG and HALEY ANN SAR- Jasper, Alabama DECEASED the petition will be considered, TAIN ELLENBURG within thirty *June 5, 12, 19, 2019 and show, if anything you have days from June 26, 2019, or CASE NO. PC2019-064 to allege, why said petition your rights will be forever barred Letters Testamentary NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Of said deceased having been should not be granted. regarding the adoption of DAC TO BE PUBLISHED granted to the undersigned on DONE this the 21st day of in Case Number PC2016-A044 BY EXECUTRIX May 9, 2019, by the Honorable A. May, 2019. in the Probate Court of Walker IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Lee Tucker, Judge of the Probate A. LEE TUCKER, County, Alabama. WALKER COUNTY, Court of Walker County, notice is JUDGE OF PROBATE DONE this the 31st day of ALABAMA hereby given that all persons hav- *May 22, 29, June 5, 2019 May, 2019. THE ESTATE OF ing claims against said estate are A. LEE TUCKER, MILTON E. BANKS A/K/A hereby required to present the JUDGE OF PROBATE MILTON ELVIE BANKS, IN THE PROBATE COURT same within time allowed by law or *June 5, 12, 19, 26, 2019 DECEASED OF WALKER COUNTY, the same will be barred. CASE NO. PC2019-070 ALABAMA MARY FRANCIS NABORS Letters Testamentary IN THE MATTER OF NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Of said deceased having been EXECUTRIX THE ADOPTION PETITION OF TO BE PUBLISHED William P. Sproule BY CO-EXECUTORS granted to the undersigned on BOBBY JOE HERRON May 15, 2019, by the Honorable A. Attorney at Law TO ADOPT: LEGR IN THE PROBATE COURT OF *June 5, 12, 19, 2019 WALKER COUNTY, Lee Tucker, Judge of the Probate CASE NO. PC2019-A022 Court of Walker County, notice is ALABAMA TO: Unknown father, whose hereby given that all persons hav- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT THE ESTATE OF whereabouts are unknown ing claims against said estate are TO BE PUBLISHED OATHER HICKS, You or your attorney must re- hereby required to present the BY EXECUTRIX DECEASED spond to the Probate Court of same within time allowed by law or IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Walker County, Alabama, by CASE NO. PC2019-077 the same will be barred. WALKER COUNTY, hand-delivering a written, nota- Letters Testamentary TERRI BANKS GOEMAN ALABAMA Of said deceased having been rized response to 1900 3rd Av- EXECUTRIX THE ESTATE OF granted to the undersigned on enue South, Jasper, AL 35501, Nelson Allen LETTIE ANN ANTHONY May 24, 2019, by the Honor- or by mailing a written, notarized Attorney at Law A/K/A LETTIE ANTHONY, able A. Lee Tucker, Judge of response to P.O. Box 502, Jas- Jasper, Alabama DECEASED the Probate Court of Walker per, AL 35502, regarding the *May 29, June 5, 12, 2019 CASE NO. PC2019-075 County, notice is hereby given petition for adoption of LEGR as Letters Testamentary that all persons having claims Of said deceased having been filed by BOBBY JOE HERRON, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT against said estate are hereby granted to the undersigned on within thirty days from June 26, TO BE PUBLISHED required to present the same May 23, 2019, by the Honorable A. 2019, or your rights will be for- BY EXECUTRIX within time allowed by law or the IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Lee Tucker, Judge of the Probate ever barred regarding the adop- same will be barred. WALKER COUNTY, Court of Walker County, notice is tion of LEGR in Case Number WILLIAM MARTIN HICKS ALABAMA hereby given that all persons hav- PC2019-A022 in the Probate JO NELL WILLIAMS F/K/A THE ESTATE OF ing claims against said estate are Court of Walker County, Ala- JO NELL HICKS PHILLIPS Gerald Carson Anderson hereby required to present the bama. JULLIA BELL HICKS SPECK a/k/a Gerald C. Anderson, same within time allowed by law or DONE this the 30th day of CO-EXECUTORS DECEASED the same will be barred. May, 2019. Steven A. Thomas CASE NO. PC2019-069 CYNTHIA ANN HYLTON A. LEE TUCKER, Attorney at Law Letters Testamentary EXECUTRIX JUDGE OF PROBATE Jasper, Alabama Of said deceased having been Barrentine-Ivey Law, LLC *June 5, 12, 19, 26, 2019 *June 5, 12, 19, 2019 granted to the undersigned on Jasper, Alabama *June 5, 12, 19, 2019

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The “What’s Going On” Section $3 per parent that comes cense or needs info about covered dish lunch at bras. Consultation with Nauvoo, AL 35578. In‑ will be featured each Wednesday with the child. Mondays, ham radio and emergency noon. For more info, call Ms. Mullinax will follow clude name, address, and and Sunday in the Daily Mountain Wednesdays, and Fridays communication can call 275 -5441. the meeting. Anyone car, truck, or tractor in‑ Eagle, and on the Calendar at www. mountaineagle.com. Events are from 11 a.m.‑1 p.m. Jimmie Dill (NR4G) at interested in obtaining formation. To be a vendor listed by calendar date and time as 205 -527-4602. WEDNESDAY, supplies will need their or for more info, call Gene space allows, so guarantee when, JUNE 6-7 • Blanton Family Re‑ JUNE 12 insurance card and a at 205-697-5652. or the number of days, an event will • Collective Goods union will be held June • Senior Citizen Police prescription from their run. The deadline to place a an event is no later than noon on Tuesday and Sale (formerly Books are 8 at Five Points Baptist Academy at Jasper Senior doctor. For more info, call SATURDAY, Friday. Email information for What’s Fun) from 8:00 a.m.-4:00 Church, 3718 36th Street, Activity Center, present‑ 401 -7559 or 387-2657. JUNE 22 Going On to Elane Jones at elane. p.m.in the Main Lobby Northport, Alabama ed by Walker County • Family Reunion for [email protected] or call of Walker Baptist Medi‑ 35473. Reunion begins at Sheriff’s Department and SATURDAY, JUNE 15 the descendants of Robert 205-221-2840, ext. 246. cal Center. Debit/Credit 10 a.m. with lunch and Sheriff Nick Smith at • New Hope Cemetery Capps and Eva Robbins SPECIAL NOTICES cards and Cash accepted. fellowship to follow. Bring 10:30 a.m. Lunch will be will have their meeting at Capps at Sportsman Lake • Opiates Anonymous Open to the public, pro‑ enough food for your provided by Milo’s. Please 9 a.m. at Pineywoods Fire Park in Cullman at Pa‑ meetings are held at the ceeds benefit the Walker family ‑ paper products sign up by calling Jasper Dept. “Clean your graves vilion No. 5. It will start Jasper Civic Center/Des‑ Baptist Auxiliary with and ice are provided. De‑ Senior Activity Center for the 4th Sunday!” between 10 and 11 a.m. peration Church Monday special projects within scendants include family 205 -221-8513. • Nauvoo Historical For questions, call Donald through Friday from noon the hospital. members from Ben and Society presents the 24th Jay at 205-648-8353. until 1 p.m. and Sunday Fatima ‘Timmie’ Blanton THURSDAY, JUNE 13 Annual Nauvoo Car Show and Wednesday evenings SATURDAY, JUNE 8 and descendants from • Breast Cancer Sup‑ at the Harbin Hotel in SATURDAY, JULY 20 at 5:30 p.m. • Walker County Am‑ Ben and Irene Blanton. port Group of Walker Nauvoo. Registration • Walker College Class‑ • NarAnon family ateur Radio Emergency Any questions, contact County will meet at 1:30 starts at 7 a.m., first 100 es of 1967, 1968, and 1969 support group for family Service (Ham Radio) Sherron Rodenberry at p.m. in the community registrants gets a free will have a reunion from members dealing with a will meet at 8 a.m. at 205 454-7512. room at the Jasper Public shirt. Door and cash 1 -4 p.m. in the Walker loved one with addiction the American Red Cross Library. Guest speaker, prizes! Food, drinks, ice College Cafeteria locat‑ to any substances meet building at 1101 Viking SUNDAY, JUNE 9 Vicki Mullinax, MediRest cream will be available ed in the Harold Wade Sunday and Wednesday Drive in Jasper. Everyone • Wright family and Consultant, will be dis‑ for purchase. To pre reg‑ Building. Food catered evenings at 5:30 p.m. at interested in Ham Radio friends reunion will be playing items for cancer ister, send $20.00 check by Warehouse 319. For Desperation Church. is welcome to attend. Will held at the Wright Family patients and survivors or money order made out questions, call Bill Hyde • Freedom Assembly of administer tests for all Cemetery on Hwy 124 who may need help in to The Nauvoo Historical at 205-533-3953 or Holly God is giving free sum‑ license classes at approx‑ West. There will be a obtaining prosthesis and Society to PO Box 157 Trawick at 205-310-3189. mer meals to children imately 9 a.m. Anyone ages 18 and under for the interested in getting months of June and July. their amateur radio li‑

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Local church events are featured Very Quiet.... I’m Hunt‑ each Wednesday and Saturday in the ing for Jesus”. 6-8:30 Daily Mountain Eagle, and daily on p.m. Grades K-12. Jer‑ the calendar at www.mountaineagle. com. Events are listed by calendar emiah 29:13- And you date and time as space allows. There will seek Me and find Me, is no guarantee when or the number when you search for Me of days an event will run. The with all your heart. deadline to place an event is no later Sign-On than noon Tuesday and Friday. Email event information to elane.jones@ JUNE 12-14 BONUS mountaineagle.com or call 205-221- • VBS at First Baptist 2840, ext. 246. Church, Frisco. 6:00-7:30 Available p.m. Church van will NOTICE start pickup at 5:15 p.m. • Matthew Ministry Call 205-387-7030. Outreach/Soup kitchen is held every Friday at SATURDAY, 11 a.m. at LifeSprings JUNE 15 Assembly of God on High‑ • Bethel Grace Assem‑ way 195. bly of God will host a • Boldo United Method‑ community wide fellow‑ ist Church holds a clothes ship starting at 10 a.m. closet the second Tuesday Free food, games, fun, of every month from 9 snow cones, and inflat‑ a.m.‑1 p.m. ables. • Greater Shiloh Bap‑ tist Church’s bible study topic for May is “Trans‑ forming the Church Sun‑ day School for Growth”. Every Wednesday at 6 p.m.

SATURDAY, JUNE 8 • A Summer Special Reunion featuring Mark Bishop and The Mama Boys Quartet at 7 p.m. at Fayette Civic Center. A love offering will be received.

SUNDAY, JUNE 9 • Homecoming/Decora‑ tion at Dora 2nd Baptist Church, singing will begin at 1:30 with guest singers Eagles Wing. • Homecoming/Dec‑ oration at Hatt Church of Christ with Chuck Webster and William Tittle. Bible class at 10 a.m., worship at 11 a.m., followed by lunch, singing at 2 p.m., worship at 3 p.m. • Homecoming at Phil‑ lip’s Chapel Holy Church of Christ. Singing at 1:30 p.m. featuring The Caltons. • Cedrum Grove Free Will Baptist Church will celebrate their homecom‑ ing on June 9. Regular service times, lunch will be served after service. Guest singers will be the group “Awakened.”

JUNE 9-12 • Oakman Church of Christ will host a se‑ ries of Gospel meetings. Sunday at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 2 p.m. with Fellowship meal follow‑ ing morning worship. Monday -Wednesday at 7 p.m. Speaker: Bro. David Dixon- Evangelist for the Sixth Ave Church in Jasper.

JUNE 9-13 • Blooming Grove Baptist Church will host their VBS “The Incredi‑ ble Race”. Kickoff will be June 9 at 5 p.m. Mon‑ day -Thursday VBS will be 6:00-8:30 p.m. with supper being served at 5:45 p.m.

JUNE 9-14 • Farmstead Baptist Church will host VBS 6:00 -8:30 p.m. Ages 4 years -6th grade. “The Incredible Race”.

JUNE 10-12 • Argo First Baptist Looney VBS “Be Very,