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SEE PAGE 2 Events In Parks WISDOM TEA FOR HIGH Being Shutdown SCHOOL GRADUTES Christina Tyler, seated, graduated a few weeks ago SEE PAGE .7 from Vivian Gaither High School. Her choice of college is Howard University, where she plans to study Business and Marketing. To insure a safe and knowledgeable send-off, Christina's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Eva) lien Sought Tyler, standing, hosted a Wis~om Tea in her honor. Family and friends dressed In their best tea attire ;, ~ In Shooting attended the tea to share words of wisdom with Christina. (Photograph by Lomax Mcintyre) SEE PAGE 23 ,.. 0 0 FEATURES N rD N w Commissioner White z Parents Of Children In · =» Spearheads Changes In '"") Unsolved Murders To Unite <(>-"' Vehicle Towing Polley c Ms. Lucy Mills maintains thankful. Our children have to (/) w Thanks to the strong her faith and belief that the know they will be held :::» advocacy of County person who killed her grand­ accountable for what they do, 1- Commissioner Kevin son, Cedric Mills, will be and what they've done is White, an ordinance was brought to justice. She also wrong. The parents who have revised and unanimously understands it will take com­ stepped up and turned their approved Wednesday that munity involvement to make children in are special par­ will put an end to rouge it happen. ents." towing. "I know I'm not alone in this Ms. Mills said she hopes all The revised ordinance will battle. There are a lot of par­ parents and loved ones, now require tow truck oper­ ents and family members out including families from St. ators to get the written there who have lost children Petersburg will attend. approval of a manager and the people responsible are "All we have left is our faith before they can remove cars still running free." and resolve." from bar and restaurant On Friday at 11 a.m. in front Ms. Mills said she owes parking lots. of the GQ Store at 2525 East VIVIAN HEYWARD special thanks to Vivian HiOsborough Avenue, Ms. ••••• organized Friday's event. Heyward, who organized this Prior to the revised ordi­ COMM. KEVIN WHITE nance, ' two truck operators Mills will be spearheading a for all the parents who know event and other events to help ••••• puts an end to rogue meeting to help stop violence families deal with the loss of were allowed to tow any towing. what their children have vehicle left in a wet-zoned and bring special recognition done, and won't step forward their children to violence and businesses' parking lot after "The tow drivers ride to the families who continue to turn them in." the people responsible still on closing. around during the early to suffer because of unsolved Ms. Mills said parents who the loose. Several area bars and morning hours after the murders. have turned their children in Reporter Leon B. Crews restaurants have towing businesses close, looking for "This is not just for CJ, this also deserve special recogni­ can be reached at (81.3) companies remove cars apparent abandoned vehi­ is for all of the grieving fami­ tion. 248-0724, or e-mailed at lies seeking closure. This is leon@flsentine(.com. parked overnight. However, cles. That's how they earn "I know it was hard, but I'm ' ><( now a manager will have to their money.· c request that a vehicle be The changes will take •u.ct towed and then sign a form. effect when bars and restau­ DACCO Grant To Focus On c "I think this will add rants apply or renew their - ~ accountability to the towing permits for wet zoning. Sexual Disease Prevention process,· said Comm. Comm. White expects all ~ White. county businesses to be BY LEON B. CREWS Intervention, said their goal is 33610. Those areas were select­ c Sentinel Staff Writer to have 10 peer advocates by ed because according to the (/) "People getting their cars operating under the new the end of the month. They cur­ Department of Health, the w towed were complaining rules by the end of the year. :::» and calling the businesses. DACCO (Drug Abuse rently have 8. highest number of reported 1- "Now, people will feel Comprehensive Coordinating ·we are targeting African A lot of people too intoxi­ cases have come from those > comfortable patronizing ·Agency) is entering the second Americans and heterosexuals areas. a: cated to driYe would leave w businesses. The impounded year of an annual $135,000 in zip code area5 336o2, 336o3, Role Model stories will also their cars in the parking and > occurs more at establish­ grant award by the centers for 33604, 33605, 33607, and be provided. w lot and the cars would be Disease Control and Prevention ments frequented by Blacks .cw impounded. I don't think to bring "Community Promise· :I: it's fair to penalize respon- and Hispanics. • to Tampa. (/) Comm. White said the "Community Promise" is a 3- ::::; sible drivers.,. • Comm. White said the revised ordinance also year program designed to pro­ HAVE YOU BEEN CD mote progress toward consis­ :::» rogue towing problem is extends to malls where a. there are bars and restau­ tent HIV prevention through INJURED :IN A z very serious, but not tliat community mobilization. The bad in wet zoning areas. rants. program focuses on prevention ~ of HIV and other sexually ~ ~ transmitted diseases in com­ :::» Historical Advisory Council To Meet munities at risk. CD The "Promise" is an acronym .:. The Hillsborough County Historical Advisory Council will meet for Peers Reaching Out and zw Wednesday, June 27 at 4:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Modeling Intervention • w.. You Hurtt • Need Your c.r Findl ·i= Tampa Bay History Center, 225 South Franklin Street in down­ Strategies. • Need A Good Doctor And • Need A Ride To The Doctor!

~ z town Tampa. DACCO Director For Grants SonMone Who Will ProiMrtr w For more information, please contact Albert Coleman, and Resources, Ronnie Friendly and Courteous (/) Document Your Casel Staff Members <( Management & Budget Department Contracts Manager,·at 273- Crescentlnl, said they are c 3740. using a model program called a: "Closing The Gap" with the If You Answered YES To Any Of These 0 Semi.._. To Become U. 8. Citizen Plar.-.cl Hillsborough County designa­ Questions, Then You Need To Cell M e Now ~ tion of"Community Promise." u. "'We want to provide informa­ Th~ H'tllsborough County Public Schools Deparbnent of Adult tion sharing and support to .. Having Been In S.veral Accidents and Community £4\lcation has planned a seminar on Citizenship everyone at-risk in a particular Mwelf, I KftOw Just WMt To Do to take place on Wednesday, June 27th, from 5:30 to 8:30p.m., at target area. We want them all To Get The Best Results For Vou"ll the Children's Board, 1002 E. Palm Avenue. to know they can still have a . For more informat~~ caJI (813) 2'76-5654. life." The program is implemented through needs assessments determined by zip codes in tAttorney Eric T. Taylor areas known to have existing II IV • CRIMINAL DEFENSE "We work together with the Department of Health to deter­ • AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS mine what areas need to be given these outreach services," • EMINENT DOMAIN said Ms. Crescentinl. "We have to let them know NEW LOCATION there is hope through literature and direct contact with those 320 W. Kennedy Blvd. • Suite 720 affected with HIV." (8!~L259~ Ms: Crescentlnl said through town hall meetings, Former Aut. Attorney General ror flyers and word of mouth, as Former Hillsborough County Pro!ll!cutor well as treatment providers ('I Must be 21 wears of .... h.,. • a.c11t wrd & spreading the word, people are W The hiring of a lawyer i.~ 1111 im.(X!l1at1t deciRion that should not be based 110lcly upon • valid drfvw"a ltc.n.. whl• we do wour worlt. CJ adveriliiemenbi Before you decicde, Mk WI to I!CIId you fnle written information Hhout informed of the program. Minimum $1.500.00 &atlm.... Provlct.d Br. rf. nut qualification.~ 1111d experience. Sonya Bufe, Assistant Director For Community COREV"S CLASSIC PAINT .::;. BODY c:~ FEATURES - m en c Busing Issues Behind Summer Program . · ~ c.. c: \ z School Start Time Change Keeps Students m N .BY IRIS B. HOLTON classes will end at 4:15 p.m., (7:35 a.m.), and end at 2:50 Busy; H~s Openings $1) Sentinel StaffWriter adding 30 minutes to their . p.m., which is 20 minutes N 0 day. later than in the past. tion to detail in their lives. o...., When school begins in the Students attending Dowdell will begin 5 min­ This is true even when it fall "for the students in · Bartels, Benito, Buchanan, utes earlier at 7:40 a.m., and comes to the coaches cor­ Hillsborough County, the Burns, Davidsen, Farnell, end at 2:50p.m. recting poor speech or inap­ beginning and ending of the Giunta, Hill, Liberty, Mann, Mulrennan, Pierce, and propriate behaviors," said school day will change. Martinez, Rodgers, Shields, Randall will begin at 9 a.m., Jeanette Bradley, the School officials said busing Sligh, and Walker will begin and end at 4:15, which is 10 head coach and director o.f issues prompted the 15 minutes earlier than in minutes later in the day. WWCB. "Once the relation­ changes. the past, but will dismiss the Turkey Creek will add ship between coach and par­ According to Stephen normal time at 4:15p.m. twenty minutes to its day ticipant is established and Hegarty, spokesman for Middle schools whose 9 ending at 4:15 p.m., instead they understand the process, the Hillsborough County a.m, start time remains of 3:55p.m. they welcome it." School District, middle unchanged, but who will Most of the elementary school students will be most The summer program is dismiss 15 minutes later are: schools will begin at 8 a.m., still accepting students. The affected by the changes. Madison, McLane, JEANETIE BRADLEY or 8:05 a.m., and dismiss at Director, Life Coach WWCB Classroom Summer "The changes will result in 2:15 or 2:20, respectively. more instructional time for Memorial, Tomlin, and Van What We Could Be, Inc. Session opened on June 1st, some students. It will also Buren. They will dismist; at The high schools will and will end on Friday, benefit students by adding 4:15 p.m., adding 15 min­ begin about 5 minutes earli­ BY ANTIONE DAVIS August 31st, two weeks after additional minutes to utes to the end of their day. er and dismiss around 2:50 Sentinel StaffWriter participants are back in change classes." Ferrell, Franklin, Orange p.m. school. Bradley says the Students attending Grove, Progress Village, Hegarty also stated that A Tampa-based education­ summer program will also Adams, Burnett, Coleman, Rampello, Stewart, the changes in time may al program is making sure includes a variety of enrich- ;!! Greco, Monroe, and Wilson Williams, and Young will all also be used to add a few students have a productive ment programs including 0 minutes to lunch times. will begin at 9 a.m., and begin 5 minutes earlier, summer. team sports and an introduc- . ~ Roughly 25 students are tion to violin, American Sign > currently enrolled in the Language ·and Public ~ What We Could Be (WWCB) Speaking. z Woman Who Abandoned Classroom Summer Session. "We want to help our stu- ~ The elementary and middle dents take their raw, natural ~ Newborn ~In Alley To Stand Trial school students are attend­ talents and help them maxi- r;­ ing online classes for credit mize their potential," said ~ Mary Louise Doe, confronted her, she told to get a jump on the upcom­ Bradley. "We encourage J: charged with aggravated them about giving birth. ing school year, and high them to begin working on !!J manslaughter of a child, has Doe's mother and daughter school students are taking who they ~ill become some- z been deemed mentally com­ told police about the new­ courses in Honors day right now, rather than ., petent to stand trial. born's body that had been Geometry, Algebra, AP waiting until later." ; On Monday, Doe's public left in an alley behind a West Macro-Economics among The summer program is C ·defender said mental health Tampa bar. other subjects. open to participants ~ experts determined she Doe, 42, allegedly told The program caters specif­ Monday-Thursday from 9 ~ understands the charge police she had been smoking ically to minority students a.m. until 6 p.m., and they m against her and can aid in crack cocaine two days earli­ between the ages of 7-17 are still accepting new stu- ~ tier defense. er when she gave birth. years old. dents. For more informa- :u Tampa Police arrested Doe "Children and teens of tion, please contact ~ after an investigation color, regardless of age, Jeanette Bradley at (813) ~ revealed she delivered a baby up port crave this high level of atten- 841-8631. en in an alley and left it to die in c May2oo6. ~ Doe's mother and daugh­ MARY LOUISE DOE The ,.. .•••• found competent to z ter had noticed her stomach c was flat despite being 9- stand trial in death of ,.. newbom left in alleyway. months pregnant. After they Florida WAllliE :u ~ Sentinel DAWSON < Advertisers Ob Call TOIIV TD See lOW You can let Your .crelllt IICIOnTracl • CIIMINAL LAW •· Mendon Thlllll Te lllctlvll $125 Discount 221•1800 In The, Month 01 June -- 1467-T•m.- Park Plaz• @ Nebr•skll Ave. & Scott St. 1114' haru, nr" I:1Wytr M.•• irurnrt:ull dt'l'l\i•ttl :IIIII ~lu·u~l hnl ~. h.t-nl .. ,,,,y urnn j·IYt•r11\tiUC'III~ n,•rnrl' ynu dnklt. Mk IM tn tfiN ynu rr .. 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BIJ1he And,..• 1101· 1tn (1~) ~~;~~~/; i~:i! ~o~ei~e~~ :~~~~ :::t~o ~ horrors would befall John trative positions, ranging Founderl T· · ?'has been the concerns Q. Citizen. from lieutenants to the chief. C. BL Yn!E ANDREWS, JR, CHAIRIIAN S. KAY ANDREWS. PUBUSHER of budget cuts throughout This may be true for fire These individuals are sworn C. BLYTH£ ANOREWS Ill, PRESIDENT.ICOHTROUER GWEN HAYES. EOITOR the state. Governor Charlie departments because the police officers, but their 11ETTY OAWKIHS, AIIVIRnSIMCI OIRI!CTOR KEnH GI!ORQE, CIRCULATION OIRECTOR Crist wants to provide prop­ majority of their personnel duties are of an administra­ Su~doni·S44 . oo-Per Yeu Botti Ecllions: .._ erty tax relief to homeown­ are answer ing calls. The tive nature. $87.QO-Per Year One Edilion. ers. Tampa Fire Department has As a general rule, govern­ ()pnono--on--ollhio-~~O<-W...... donol--'\' raloct.,. __., He recently signed into about 6oo sworn firemen. mental agencies are --S4nllnoiBullatlnO< ... l'leWW law, a bill that would accom­ Less than 20 of those are extremely top heavy. The plish this goal. Registered actually in an administrative fact of the matter is there are voters will have an opportu­ position. Any cuts there just too many overseers. nity to vote on another por­ would certainly affect the So, the quest to cut fat A Conspiracy tion of the bill in January public. It would be difficult should begin at the top. The during the Presidential to eliminate many positions budget crisis provides the To Close FAMUI Primary. there. perfect opportunity to review The proposed tax cuts has The Tampa Police job titles and actual descrip­ ·.. · T·.· . ··his is what The Southern Associatio~ of resulted in an ocean of cries Department has a roster of tions. . • Colleges and School says, Florida from officials. They promise nearly 1,000 sworn police After all, the number of · Agricultural and Mechanical University if forced to trim thl'ir bud­ officers. But the street offi­ police officers and firemen (FAMU) has been found guilty of not maintaining a gets, the public is going to cers -- sergeants and below needed is based on the popu­ Board of Directors, ~hich would be an active poli­ suffer. They feel response - - actually respond to calls lation -- not revenue ~ cy-making body for the institUtion and would have time for emergency calls will for assistance. received from property taxes. a: been ultimately responsible for ensuring the insti­ LL tution 's financial stability and educational ~ . progress." According to the 77-mcmbcr < Commission of Colleges, which accredits colleges ~ and universities throughout the Southeast, FAMU ~ has been found lacking in the soundness of its By LEON CREWS W "financial base and financial stability." It does not ::J t- have nearly enough "qualified administrative and ii: academic officers." It lacks, "recent financial histo­ w ry, which would demonstrate financial stability." It Maybe, Desegregation w> is without proper "profile information on an annu- Cw al basis and other measures of financial health, as Wasn't Such A Good Idea J: requested-forthwith." Financial audits have not ~ been forthcoming. "Appropriate control over all its ince schools in ed so many barriers, it almost Schools are overcrowded, m financial resources" is woefully lacking. S Hillsborough County imites failure. and the answer seems to be to ~ Furthermore, FAMU does not "exercise control were desegregated in So far, it has successfully build more schools. But with 1970, the educational system discouraged many from even z over outside funds and sponsored research and school choice and other fac­ has been a mt•ss. trying, as dropout rates soar, tors, the students that will fill tij other programs." Physical resources arc squan­ The idea of desegrt•gation and crime statistics rise. those schools will create an ::: dered. And finally, the institution is not "in compli­ was to create an equal learn­ l\·forc and more schools have even more segregated school ::J ance with its program responsibilities under Title ing environment for all stu­ become segregated by the m system as those schools are ...!. IV of the 1998 Higher Education Amendments." dents, regardless of race, School Choice option. mostly being constructed in w That's what the Southern Association of Colleges creed, or religion. However, It also doesn't help that rural areas or near new subdi­ z some felt to accomplish that, t= and Schools says. fewer college graduates are visions. the entire system needed to be opting for careers as educa­ Z However, history says, "FAMU offers 62 bachc- The concept of d~segrega­ w retrofitted, starting with pre­ tors. The pay isn't adequate, CJ) lor's degrees in 103 m.Vors and tracks; confers 36 dominately Black schools. and the rewards are few. tion was sound, but the appli­ c< master's degrees with 56 m.Vors and tracks; pro­ The result of that retrofitting When the Florida Lotto was cation was flawed. It was not a: vides two professional degrees and a total of 11 is schools being graded poorly. created, it was hoped that thought out in its application, 0_, Ph.D. degrees. Most recently, FAMU has become I've never felt where a school those funds would guarantee a and the system remains LL the #1 college in the nation for African-Americans, was or who attended it had successful school system in imbalanced when it comes to according to Black Enterprise magazine's. anything to do with ones abili­ Florida. But with more and African American students. ty to learn. more of those funds being To repair this debacle, there I think the entire system has diverted, schools find them- must be an overview of the become so political, and creat- . selves struggling. entire educational system. · ·Train Americans To between America's corporate and Industrial Job skiDs needs, and our system of Fill Jobs At Homel education and vocational-technical tralnina. No doubt, you would qree that something is woefully wrong when the m~ority of companies in the p-eatest about supply and demand. When it comes country in the world are having such a dlftleult time ftndina qualified American finding and keeping a job in America, busi­ workers to fill job quotas. In response, companies are outsourdna Jobs over- esses are reportedly having a hard time seas while hiring more skilled immiJrant workers. . finding workers to meet demands to fill job open- And too often, Black Americans are on the losing end of the unskilledJob mar­ ings. Indeed, a report issued on Sunday by an eco­ ket, and are therefore least likely to be able to compete with skilled workers, nomic consulting firm stated that nearly 70% of here and elsewhere. Consequently, we urge our readers who may be looking for American businesses are admitting difficulty. employment, to seek technical training, and jobs In occupations with the great­ So, if you've had trouble finding a job, this may be est demand and the largest projected growth. Indeed, "FIND A NICHE AND why. Either you're looking in the wrong place, you FILL IT!" don't have the proper training, you have the wrong W e also urge our education and training institutions to work closer with cor­ ~ job skills or maybe you need to he working for your­ porations in order to close the gap between supply-and-demand as it pertains to w self. Howe ve r , what p e rple xe s u s is why there available jobs and' skilled wor kers . In other words, we need to keep Americans ~ appears to he such. a major and critical disconnect working IN AMERICA! -4 c: COLUMNS m en 0 The Sole-Man Speaks ·Another Vievv }~ c.. c: By RANDOLPH KINSEY z m A Summer · sn1\) 1\) 0 CDCs And Overlay 0 Vacation Trageclyl ...... Committees Are Needed chool is over, but the could t~ach anywhere else, S agohy persists! Just in the Continental United ;,,, c ommunity Develop- Overlay districts provide back into communities, pay ask Barbara States! · ment Corporations citizens with the opportuni- expenses and pay staff. The Heggaton. She'll paint you FCAT is a stowaway from (CDC) and Overlay ty to express their opinions state use to fund CDCs, ·but a story that will sour your the Jeb Bush Administra- Committees are needed on what they want and don't like a lot of other things the morning coffee. tion. As such, it would be organizations. They are want in their communities. state once funded, they no Barbara Heggaton is a good if newly-elected Gov. especially needed in East These meetings are held in longer fund CDCs. Charlie Crist might con- Tampa and West Tampa. the community, people who CDCs are legal organiza- teacher, or she WAS a These two communities don't want to go to city hall, tions that exist statewide. sider sending the FCAT teacher. But sources say have been forgotten for ages will come to these commu- They are recognized by state that's changed, now. Pasco packing along behind the b y both the government and nity meetings. governments, federal gov- County School Board mem­ Bush Administration who developers. Developers and govern- ernments, the mayor of bers have made certain that brought it here! -In spite of all kinds of ments have a history of Tampa and everybody else, this woman, who - by the In the meantime, FCAT promises, that fact remains putting things that nobody except City Council. lurks like an academic vam- tr'Je today. CDCs have been else wants in predominantly I wonder how many of way - was named "Teacher pire, flapping its wings in the directly involved, or indi- Black and mostly depressed them know what a CDC is, of the Year" at Moon Lake belfries and attics of tradi- rectly involved in the little communities. Overlay dis- and how they work. City Elementary School for 2004- tiona I school systems. bit that has taken place. tricts are an attempt to stop Council singled out the West ;n 2005, will never enter a Frightening untold thou- CDCs provided a valuable this. Tampa CDC, which has had 0 classroom again, at least not, sands of school children, and service to the communities Neither CDCs nor Overlay an excellent working rela- :u in Pasco County! drinking the blood of hun- in which they are involved. Committees should bribe, tionship with the current ~ What did she DO? What do dreds of teachers and They provide job training extort or pressure develop- administration_ m skills, help to develop busi- ers for money. Developers The West Tampa CDC and z you MEAN? What did she administrators. Also turning -1 ness plans, recruit business- should be encouraged to the Overlay districts have -z them into vampires and do?! She BROKE the LAW ... es into the area, provide jobs invest in neighborhoods, been above board, and in m that's what she did! In an act Frankenstein monsters and provide opportunities and into non-profit commu- the open. City Council per- mr that must be measured who become more interested for neighborhoods to work nity development corpora- sons should not cast a dark c definitivcly,and descriptive- in the FCAT mechanics than t oge th er r•Or th e g ood o f th e t"1ons. s h a d ow on t h ese orgamza- · r ly, Mrs~ H eggaton was they are interested in the community. Money given to CDCs go tions. !!l .. student's minds! z caught red-handed reword- Sch bel d f . . _ . . . oo1 s are 1a e un aJr- · · ·· "t...: .... mg ' questions whJle. : proctor·. . .. 1y an< II ost to me d'Ia tntena. . A nd Th at ' a. Th e. W ay 1t 1$ COJ · ln~.l~e ~t~~~·~ · o(-!"~-. a"4~bikcenf~ FU\T ·. · ~t '· · ~ -' Flf!!•_da ¢~~~ve .. ha:!l·Q<4~1yg~dedatude~sr ~ ~i:· )' - ~., ·- ·· :~ ~~~~. ~sOmRlCt\ _ • · · :r ·~ - ~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~~~h~ : ; ~tit~~ ; ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~a ~- l~&w. · a~~ ~ he· ·:~~~TC --:·~.~~rintiPals and school!'_: ~· . Furthcr~j the s.pen·· ~lfuildiQgs, lopping off their . ~ admitted doing so in order heads then asking questions -< -4 to "help three special educa- hlter! Indeed, for every glow- T h~·4:·~ lvne ~cu .:vu- ..\.s -...~;; kno.-., il .s al.-.ca}:; "bubble" and we don ·t ~ tion third graders because ing FCAT success, soo fail- flict since the begin- about something. In the launchourselvestoofarfrom UJ she wanted the experience to ures fester in the closet. ning of man. For case of Darfur, ·competition its pad. Did you know that ~ , be, (and these are HER That means the story of God created the universe for between Arab and African the average American lives, ,.. WORDS) as comfortable for Barbara Heggaton is only His benefit as did He in His tribal groups over the scarce shops, works, and plays ! creation of Man. Befittingly, primary resources in Darfur- within. a , five to ten mile "" .ble." HAH'.'··' once anec d ote t h at f e ll _ them as Possl in His creation of both man arable land and water." radius from his or her borne? ~ through the cracks of an - INDEED, SHE SHOULD and time (and certainly not The crisis in Darfur began Yes, we are true creatures of 6 institutional silence created - BURN FOR THAT!!! in that order!), God fash- long before 1983. Since habit. ~ And burn she shall!! Even by embarrassment, political ioned a place of order and then, however, "it has over Nonetheless, not since the though Pasco Board mem­ . tomfoolery and outright discipline. However, in all the past three years precipi- African Diaspora (slave voy- bers have admitted they arrogance! His glory, He knew what He tated the first great episode ages from the continent of Yes, Barbara Heggaton had done. of genocidal destruction in were torn by their decision Africa to the Americas has may never teach again. But it Since the creation of Man, the 21st ~ntury. The victims to decapitate the career of is we who must pay the ulti- there has been countless civil are the non-Arab or African there been such catastrophic one of their brightest, most mate price! And until we and world wars throughout tribalgroupsofDarfur. . lossoflife. A~cord i ngtothe accomplished teachers, they answer the questions of nations and villages of peo- Here, in America, we afford "World Hea lth ~ O rga n iia.tion feel they had no choice whether or not we choose to pie, none more sinful than ourselves great luxury when and ~the;and other humani- because... well, just trade stupidity for security, the other to Him. For man it comes to food, shelter, tarian org~nizations, it-has· BECAUSE! And in order to and whether or not we're was not created to war clothing and water: the basic been suggested •that well validate their ambiguity of willing to see our children against each other, but to necessities of life. We ride over 400,00·0 people htwe intent, the Board members and teachers ground up by show compassion and love around in our fine vehicles died f~om all (: auses ... nnd What We kno·w to have been a for one another. and many of us go home to t h at tota 1 rnorta 1ity may of Heggaton's peers (so-to­ In his advent toward our families and family pets. quasi-political, get-rich eventually ex"'eed thnt of speak) not only went after power, Man has left destruc- Then, we call it a day! · "' · scheme, the FCAT will con- R d · ' • her job, but set in motion the tion after genocide, famine Except for the morning and wan am 1994· . tinue to be a tiger at our R be ·· 1 mechanism to destroy her after disease and violence evening news are we rarely emem r one 0\'e, on.e throats! And when the last b d h teacher's certificate. That of after death. Where did it all influenced by anything else? o y, one C rist? Peace Be good teacher has left the begin? We live in our convenient Unto You. course, would mean this classroom, don't worry brilliant teacher whose light about summer vacation ... no doubt sparked the imagi­ because it's going to he long nation of scores of children, and HOT! •• -, .,, «;J ~~;~ • .,.... ~~,· I ...... ~ «: ~"' , k i., ·, m VI .. -. ~ ..... ALL ABOUT YOU! Get It 92 Years Ms. Thlckumz Young

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She is the daughter of Pastor and hold the title of "Miss Sis. Anthony Greene; First Baptist Church Pasco County" in the 59- of Lincoln Gard.ens. y..ear-history of the When Shauna Greene paints her face pageant, wiJJ be in St. white, Silent Praize comes alive and is ready to Petersburg for a week to reenact the role of King David, as he did in the participate in the "Miss Bible. Silent Praize believes in giving God her Florida Pageant." The all; as she offers her body as a living sacrifice pa~eant will be held June unto Him. 24 h through July 1, Silent Praize had her first opportunity to 2007.' minister at her father's Pastoral Anniversary Ms. Rainey was in banquet in 1997. It was then, the Lord revealed Tampa earlier this week the birthing of a new anointing that He had with her family, Arthur placed uron her life. In 1998, Silent Praize Bullard, Jr. (who intro­ won a 1s place trophy in a Talent Show at St. duced her to several in John Cathedral in Tampa. She danced at the St. the Tamp'a 'community) Pete Times Forum in front of more than 15,000 SILENT PRAIZE and Mary Goodwin, a nurse, who were assisting her with people in attendance at the National Baptist soliciting sponsorships. Convention. Tampa. Silent Praize was contacted to minis­ A graduate of Pasco County High School, Shakayla, 18, says In 2006, Silent Praize had an opportunity ter at a private CD release party for the CD she was "shocked at winning the title. The Dade City teen won to partake in a major play in Tampa called, entitled, "A Time of Refreshing." the title in competition February 24, 2007. She broke the color "DNA Says, You Are not the Father," written Silent Praize will be having a "Celebration tradition during the 6oth anniversary of the pageant. and produced by Dr. Phyllis Tucker-Wicks. of Dance in the City• on Saturday, June 30, The daughter of James and Gwendolyn Rainey, As she began to dance, the Holy Ghost took 2007 at the Cathedral of Faith. She will be cele­ Shakayla will represent Pasco County with her little sister, over leaving her with a standing ovation that is brating her 10th Year dancing for the Lord. Jamyra Rainey as her "Sunshine Princess." The 7-year-old still talked about to this day. June 30 is also her birthday, so she couldn't second grader attends San Antonio Elementary. She's excited Another more popular and recent opportu­ think of a better day to choose to have such a about participating in the pageant with her big sister. nity was June 2, 2007. Silent Praize had the great celebration. Shakayla's participation in pageants began at the age of n opportunity to minister with Pastor Brenda If you have any questions, please call 813- when she did Michael Jackson impersonations in talent Jefferson, of Deeper Life Christian Church in 892-1775. shows. Since then, she has held the titles of •Miss Teen Dade City," "Miss Florida Teen," •Miss Juneteenthr" and •Miss Firecracker." Shakayla's talent was a self-written monolOgue, Someday Groups Say City, Cops Stopping I'm Gonna Be Somebody, which was well received by the· Events In Area Parks audience. I Every summer, city parks organizer. mit is the right one for the Subscribe · roda~ · ! : throughout the city have been "During one event, we event being held. gathering places fOT young were asked to display our per­ "We've had problems with people. Several area entertain­ mits to police officers on sev­ people asking for permits to ment companies and aspiring eral occasions, and patrons hold birthday parties, and artists have sponsored events were complaining about being later discover they are holding in the parks and have featured harassed by police officers larger events with amplified "The Voice of Our Community live music. who were searching them and music and hundreds of people. This year, those groups are their vehicles." When police discover that's Speaking for Itself' complaining that the City of "This isn't fair. No one else going on, they shut down the Tampa Parks and Recreation who holds events in parks is activity." Call: (813 248-1921 Department is denying them treated this way." Palus said the kind of permits to hold their events, The groups also say offi­ event being held determines requiring them to pay a ridicu­ cials with parks and recreation what permits are needed. lous liability policy, and have told them they need to "For an event with more Tampa Polite are harassing take out a liability policy of $1 than so people, a special event patrons attending the events. million a.nd hire at least 20 permit is required. If you're "We started doing these police officers at their events. going to have amplified music, events on our own, and did "They know we can't afford you'll need that permit as well everything the city told us we a million dollar liability policy, as the liability policy. The needed to do." Said one event and we have been told regard­ amount of the liability policy less of whether we have per­ also depends on the size of the A Local Church has mits or not, they are going to event." shut us down." Palus said special event an opening ior a City of Tampa Parks and permits require City Council Christian, dedicated Recreation Director Karen approval, and it is a require­ Palus said officers asking to ment of the city that law and committed check permits during an event enforcement officers be pre­ musician (piano are doing so to see if the per-- sent at these events. primary). Some reading ability is Juner1,DTI preierred. PASTOR Salary negotiable. TERRY MAlLORY The Hillsborough County Animal Advisory Committee is Hnl~~· Tcmrlc scheduled to meet Wednesday, June 27, 2007, 6:30 p. m. on DR.•• LORENCE Please call the 18th floor of County Center, 6o1 £. Kennedy Blvd. HOWELL C'. M. F.. C'h\11'\:h The public is invited to attend. For more information, call rxm-.nt'.i\cl U . M . C'hurd1 (813) 248·8101 Animal Services at (813) ?44·5660. ·LOCAL ·Zeta Phi.Beta Sorority, Inc., Holds Annual .. Cinderella And Prince Char1ning Contest Last month the Annual The title of Prince Charming Search for Cinderella and was presented to Dennarius Prince Charming culminated Murphy. He is the son of Ms. in a gala affair, sponsored by Alysia McClendon and Nu Upsilon Zeta Chapter of attends Muller Elementary Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. School. The event was held at Ragan Soror Catherine Smith Park Center, on Saturday, May presented gifts for the contes­ 19, 2007. Soror Brenda tants and Soror Betty Mount, President of Nu Briggs-Johnson presented Upsilon Zeta Chapter intro­ the Thelma Louise Stokes duced the Mistress of Craig Scholarship Award to Ceremony, Dr. Gloria Parks­ Jovanna Canty of Armwood Franklin, who provided words High School. of inspiration. Mrs. Mary Alice Dorsett, Soror Mount and Zannie political activist, was present­ Mount, Gamma Eta Sigma ed the 2007 Blue Light of Chapter, Phi Beta Sigma Distinction Award by Soror NlSTER AND MRS. SOROR Soror Bettye Briggs­ Fraternity, Inc., extended the Natonia Davis. Soror KELVIN(ETTA)TOOTS LILY RATLIFF Johnson pre_sented the greetings. Samantha Tubbs-Crews rec­ ...Narrators scholarship award to Soror Paula Kay delivered ognized members of Nu recipient Jovanna Canty. the occasion and Adia Hollist Upsilon Zeta Chapter, Zetn Phi conducted a dance presenta­ Beta Sorority, Phi Beta Sigma tion. Min. and Mrs. Kelvin 1-'raternity, und the National (Etta) Toots served as the Pnn Hellenic Council who were narrators. in attendance. The title of Cinderella was Sorors Verlion Jordan and bestowed upon Camellia Catherine Smith, ~ Smith. She is the daughter of Chairpersons of the event, c gave the closing remarks. a:: Ms. Maya Smith and Bruce u. Codd, Jr., and attends the ( Photograph by James c Village of Excellence Academy. McAllister>. z < ~ c en w ;:) ~ .... > a:: Soror Natonia Davis w ADIA HOLLIST > presented the plaque to w Soror Verlion Jordan, ... DANCE PRESENTATION c who accepted it on behalf w :I: of Mrs. Mary Alice en Dorsett. ::J m ;:) a.. Contestants for Cinderella and Prince Charming were: z Kris Dennard, Camellia Smith, (Cinderella), Ashante' ~ Dennard, Meilani Smith, Dennarious Murphy (Prince .J Charming), Dynasha D. Ward, Bryce McRae, Aliani .J Hawkins, Warren McRae, and Charell Belcher. ;:) m I .J w z i=z w (J) < c Among tho c in attendance at th Cind r lla and a:: Prince Charming Search were Ms. Johnie Williams, Ms. 0 Samuel Holloway, IV, ..J Paula Kay, and Dr. Gloria Parks. u. and Ms. Maya Smith were in attendance ot the event. Roth were contes­ tants in the 1993-9 ·1 con­ Dozen Roses SPecial test. Sorors Samantha Tubbs-Crews, Pamela Scott, and Paula Kay. Avoid The Wait.. . 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The Torrie Tung, an 18- year­ outfielder Elijah Dukes to only thing that would have old, was taken in round 7. the Minor League team in made it better is if quarter­ The Lightning concluded Durham. The team has also back Jake Plummer had their draft by drafting 17- put Dukes on a leave of gotten out of his rocking year-old Michael Ward and absence with pay. Still, the chair and attended. 18-year-old Justin media isn't satisfied. They Coach Jon Gruden is' Courtnall in round 7. want Elijah's blood. more enthused, in this They want him booted out writer's opinion, than he has The 600 Homers Club of the Rays organization and been since he first came to There is an exclusive Major out of baseball. Sure, Dukes Tampa. Gruden has high League Baseball Club that has been a pain in the yang- expectations of this year's has only five members. It is yang for some of his actions, team. A losing season will the big hoppers club com· but nothing he has done or cause the coach to leave posed of those players who said calls for him to be exe- Tampa on his own. have hit 600 or more homers. cuted. The Devil Rays are to The members are: Bank be commended for not com- Lightning Goes For Youth Aaron, Barry B<'nds, Babe pletely yielding to the media, The Tampa Bay Lightning Ruth, Willie Mays and ~ and completely giving up on just completed the annual newcomer, Sammy Sosa. It C Dukes. National Hockey League will be a while before the fE draft. The team took six club picks up another mem- O Dues Pleased young players in the youth her. The most likely candi- Z With Mini Camp movement. In the 1st round date is Ken Griffey Jr. who w c SUM I • W :z: 0 ::::; We have another gorgeous young woman :::»aJ that Is sure to add more heat to your summer. a. z We're pleased to have Suml as this week's ~ Beauty Unlimited Feature. You've seen this ..J young lady before, but never like this. Sumi ..J :::» says that she enjoys traveling, shopping, aJ ..J' dancing and hanging out with friends. This w z striking beauty says that the type of man she likes must be handsome, have a great sense z~ w of humor and know how to have a great time. 0 Congratulations to Suml on being this week's g Beauty Unlimited Feature. ~ 0 u...J Darry) WlJJiama (right, rear) and membent of hla saoos Dream Team. TA~IP:\ B..\Y Bl 1CC'ANEERS Darryl Williams remem­ Reckltns (Anaheim they're trying to reach the bers when Michael Angels), and Chris TUrner next level. That's the only 2007-2008 Football Season Burgess was a member of (Houston Astros) were all way they will face the best ept. 9 @ attle Seahawks 4:1 p.m. his AAU All Star Team. drafted into the Major competition outside their Sept. 16 New Orleans Saints 1:00 p.m. "He was raw like some or· Leagues. area." Sept. 23 St. Louis Rams the other kids, but had nat­ is also proud of 1:00 p.m. wuuam. Williams said it's impor­ Sept. 30 ural talent. You could see former players now playing @ Carolina Panthers 4:05p.m. tant that we all educate our­ Oct. 7 @Indianapolis Colts 4:05p.m. that early in his career. He ball in high school like selves more, and learn to Oct. 14 Tennessee Titans 1:00 p.m. turned out to be an out­ David Relfdor (Jeft'erson), care more for each other. Oct.ll @ l:OOp.m. standing player." Mike Laahbrook (Plant), 010et a male mentor in the Oct.l8 Jacksonville Japars 4:05p.m. WUUam1, along with Bobby Bollinl and lives of all the young men some parents, was a proud Arizona Cardinals 1:00 - Jarrett Simon (Armwood), and help them stay alive. man when he heard the Sherrard · · Evan• That's what is missi~g in names of many of his former (Freedom),' Corey Thomu Nov. 18 Atlanta Falcons I :00 p.m. players called during the their live•. They ne8d that (Middleton), and Ram1e1 Nov.%! Washin&ton Redskins l:OOp.m. rec·ent . Major League GoDzale• and ADdrew male guidance and support. Dec.l @New Orleans Saints 1:00 p.m. Baseball draft. • . Vlrtilll (both from Baseball ia one way for them Dec. 9 @ Houston Texans 1:00 p.m. · Aside from Burge11 Wharton). to get it." Dec. 16 Atlanta Falcons ~ (Washington Nationals), "They were all members of R.pomr IAora B. Crew• I:OOp.m. w Nevin Griffith (Chicago my Dream Team. can 6e reaclaetl at (818) Dec.l3 @ San Francisco 49ers 8:15p.m. CJ White Sox), Walter Dtaz "It's very important for a J48-01J4, or •·mailed at Dec. 30 arolina Panther 1:00 ~ (Cleveland Indians), Trevor kid to play travel ball if ([email protected]. ------:::::::::::::::::::======;;;;;;;:;;;;ii;~~~;;;;;, -t' . c . SPORTS . m f/) c Chicago Cubs Drart Tampa Pacman ~ Homers·Put ·Griffey c.. Surrenders c Native In MLB Drart z To Authorities Seventh On_All~ Time m N One of the most highly CJ) touted college baseball play­ itR List At 584 N ers in the country has found a home inih.e.msjor leagues. SEATTLE -- Ken ~ Griffey Jr. enjoyed the _final The Chicago Cubs drafted Tony Thomas, Jr., a day of his Seattle homecom-. Tamjm native and graduate ing so much he was still of Bloomingdale High laughing in the Reds dugout School, earlier this·month in and wearing a collared shirt the MLB Draft. The former and blue jeans 40 minutes second-baseman for Florida . before the first pitch. State University (FSU) was It didn't seem to affect his taken in the third round swing. with the 97th overall pick. Griffey hit two home runs Thomas received several to pass Mark McGwire for seventh place on the career awards for his talent before Ken Griffey Jr. prepares to list in the Cincinnati Reds' 3- being drafted by the Cubs. TONY THOMAS, JR. tie Mark McGwire on the all­ 2 loss to the Mariners on time home run list with a He was named the Atlantic ••. Drafted 97th overall by the Titans cornerback Adam Coast Conference (ACC) Sunday. first-lnnlna homer off Miguel Chicago Cubs in the MLB "Pacman" Jones, shown here "When the game starts, it Batista. He passed McGwire Player of the Year, and was in a Las Vegas police photo, Draft. in the fifth with No. 584. named the National Player recently cut off his signature starts," he said. "Everything of the Year by Collegiate opportunity of a lifetime, and dread locks. else, like (Allen) Iverson says, just practice.,. Baseball and Rivals.com. He now something that I have 1t's His 20th and 21st homers Griffey quickly changed of the season came before a '11 was also a first-team All­ always dreamt about is a LAS VEGAS - Suspend­ into his uniform and home­ third consecutive sellout r­ American by Louisville reality. I can't wait to suit up ed NFL player Adam red in his first at-bat against crowd gave him stand- Slugger. and do whatever I can to .. Pacman" Jones surren­ that a ~ Miguel Batista. He then hit ing ovation before three of The 20-year-old finished help the Cubs organization dered to authorities in 6 No. 584 in the fifth inning off his four at-bats. The fans his 2007 season with 11 be better." Nevada early Friday and > Batista to pass McGwire. roared again as Griffey ~ home runs, 50 RBis, 111 hits Tony Thomas, Jr. is the was released after posting "You play long enough, you waved and tipped his cap and 31 stolen bases. He had son of Tony and Celeste $20,000 bond on felony z hit a few out and you catch after he caught the final out :::! a .430 batting average, a Thomas. charges in a strip club melee .522 on-base percentage and Reporter I Writer people," Griffey said. of the bottom of the eighth. ~ that preceded a triple shoot­ r- a . 733 slugging percentage. Antione Davia can be ing. m1 "Playing professional base­ reached at (813) 248-1921. Jones was booked into the c r­ ball is a dream come true," He can aho be reached at Clark County Detention r­ sa1d Thomas. "This is an adavUO{hentineLcom. Center early Friday and m ::::! released about an hour z later, a jail operator said. GILBERT, Ariz.- Chicago impaired. "tJ The Tennessean reported c High School Baseball Bears defensive tackJe Tank Sgt. Andrew m Jones posted $10,000 bond Johnson was pulled over for r- Standout Competes In for each charge of felony Duncan, a c;; speeding in his home state of police spokes­ ::%: coercion. Arizona early Friday and m .Ju!nlor Nationals Las Vegas police Capt. man, said c police said they drew blood Johnson was James Dillon said authori­ from the NFL player to deter­ m BY LEON B. CREWS arrested for < ties gave Jones, Sadia mine whether he was drunk. m ·nul impaired L-----' Sentinel Staff Writer Morrison and Robert Johnson already is sus­ ~ Reid until midday Friday to to the slightest TANK pended for the first eight degree• but was JOHNSON Only the best area teenage turn themselves in or face games of the 2007 NFL sea­ 2· released without m baseball players get invita­ arrest for the melee at the son after violating probation f/) tions to compete in the Minxx strip club during the on a gun violation. being booked or charged. c Junior National Tournament NBA All-Star Game week­ Police in the Phoenix sub­ Duncan said Johnson was ~ Of Stars. The event is being taken to the Gilbert police end in February. urb of Gilbert said Johnson z> held in Raleigh, North Police have described was stopped for driving 40 station, where officials drew c . Carolina. Reid as Jones' bodyguard, mph in a 25 mph zone at 3:30 blood for a blood-alcohol con­ '11 Mychal Givens, 17, is a and Morrison as a member a.m. Friday and the officer tent test before his release. :a student at Plant High of an entourage of about six made observations that led He described Johnson as 6 School, and is vying to be people who arrived with him to believe Johnson was "very cooperative." ~ one of 36 players selected out Jones before the pre-dawn of 144 that will go on to Feb. 19 fracas at the club, Joplin, Missouri as members several blocks ofT the Las of the national team. Vegas Strip. Mychal's mother, Monica Mychal GiveM awfnp the The charges in Las Vegas Givens, said she does attend bat at a pitch durin& the have cast more doubt on some of her son's games, and Tournament Of Stars In Jones' playing status with enjoys the traveling. Raleigh, North Carolina. the Tennessee Titans. Since "I can't make it to all of he was drafted in April them. I'd like to though." 2005, he has been arrested 3602 7th Avenue • Tampa, FL Mychal also plays basket­ wants to get a business six times - although he has 241-2301 or 247-3719 ball at Plant, but his mother degree. not been convicted of any says he's been playing base­ Mychal has a 14-year-old crimes. ball since he was 3 years old. brother who plays football Jone1 has been involved _Keys Made &geand Up "He grew up watching his and a 12-year-old sister who in at least 11 separate police unc1es play in the park. plays softball for a team in investigations, authorities "He would like to play in West Tampa. say, and is currently sought the Major Leagues, but his "I love sports, and I think by Atlanta-area police for Latex Flat White Paint •••••••••• $5.99gal. main focus is attending col­ it's great having a hose full questioning in a shooting Oil Outside White Paint ...... $11.99 gal. lege. He's considering of athletes," said Ms. early Monday after a fight Roller Pan Set ...... ~· ...... $2.49 ea. attending Tennessee or Givens. at a strip club there. Miami, because he feels "It keeps them busy and ofT 3 .. Brushes ••.••.•..•.••.•••••••••••••••••• .- ea. those schools will afford him the streets. This is very posi· the best opportunity to play tive and I hope other kids . SALE PRICES COOD baseball." will get involved in extra­ Ms. Givens said her son curricular activities." LIMIT 2 WITH THIS ·AD ONL~!! ~ 0 ENTERTAINMENT N uS N DNA Test Says UJ Suge Puts Malibu z Eddie Murphy 50 Cent BabY's Mother :::J "") Mansion On The Market Is Mel B's Baby Wants More Money >;' · < ' Daddy enC· LONG ISLAND--Rapper UJ 50 Cent showed up to the :::J.,_ start of his child support case in Long Island Friday in an armored SUV outfitted with a satellite dish. The image, ironically, played into the argument by the mother of his child, Shaniqua Tompkins, who is seeking to increase the child support payments 50 EDDIE MURPHY pays each month for t~eir According to People maga­ son. zine, a DNA test has con­ Ten-year-old Marquise SUGEKNIGHT currently gets $25,000 a ••• And His Mansion firmed that Eddie Murphy so Cent is the father of Melanie month, but Tompkins Marion "Suge" Knight of an additional 2.11 acres of Brown's, a.k.a., Scary believes the amount does not has placed his plush Malibu land. Spice recently born daugh­ reflect 150's income, which He has also sold more than swelled to an estimated $33 11 million albums and has a crib on the market for $6.2 ,. An Internet listing by ter. million in the past year, new CD, •curtis, • due out in million as part of his finan- Coldwell Banker notes the Murphy, 46, has never ~ cial overhaul under Chapter publicly acknowledged the according to Forbes. September. home's "as is" offering, which The rapper is "worth tens Brett Kimmel, a lawyer C 11 bankruptcy protection. is subject to approval by the child, born to Brown, 32, fE Built in 2001, the gated this past April in Los and tens of millions of dol­ for 150, described Tompkins bankruptcy court. lars," said her attorney, to the New York Daily News c property sits on a 6. 79-acre In April 2006, Suge sought Angeles. The baby's name Z lot in the hills above the was listed on the birth cer­ Raoul Felder. as "insatiable," and said "her bankruptcy protection for The artist's salary comes demands keep escalating." <( Pacific Ocean and holds an tificate as Angel Iris himself and his record com­ 8,272-square-foot Murphy Brown from his G-Unit record Closed-door hearings on ~ pany, Death Row Records. ~ Mediterranean-style man­ The writing was on the label, clothing line, ring the child-support case are He claimed debts of more UJ sion with seven bedrooms wall when earlier this tones and other enterprises. scheduled to continue today. ~ and 9 112 baths. than $100 million in each fil­ month, Murphy, who ing. At the time, Knight ~ The house, which has agreed to take a DNA test w access to two beaches, is estimated personal assets of said he comply to any legal Tyrasa Engaged, > being packaged with the sale zero to $50,000. issues if the tests proved UJ c positive. Brandy ~ w Brown's representative, But Not To :z:::en Liza Anderson, told Peopk LOS ANGELES -Apparent­ ::; Foxy Bro¥111 .Jumped the results, confirming ly, the rumors about Tyreee m Murphy's paternity, were showing up at a baby shower :::J 0.. By Soma Girls? given to Brown on held at Brandy's house and z Thursday. So far Murphy's presenting her with an ;:::: NEW YORK--Police in camp has declined to com­ engagement ring were only w off by one fact. It wasn't ..1 Brooklyn say four women ment. ..1 teamed up· to mug rapper Brandy on the receiving end :::J Meanwhile, reports say a of the proposal - it was m Fosy Brown early Saturday press conference is sched­ morning, but the artist Tyrese's own pregnant girl­ w~ uled for Thursday to friend. z swears that the robbery never announce that the members According to Brandy's pub­ took place. of the Spice Girls will licist Coutney Barnes, the § Authorities have arrested w reunite for an album and ~,..·star surprised en 23-year-old Roshawn tour. his pregnant girlfriend, Anthony, described in Norma, at a baby shower TYRESE C§ reports as a stripper, and -a: charged her.with assault in Brandy hosted for her at her 9 connection with the robbery Los Angeles home on June 7. Ll. of a Louis Vuitton bag, $600 Barnes' official statement in cash and credit cards from says: -t'here's no truth to the Fosy early Saturday. FOXY BROWN rumors Tyrese proposed to Brandy; he actually asked The suspects are rumored his girlfriend to marry him to be the female friends of her her boyfriend ended up in his car at 5:30 a.m. in the East during the shower. • newly-dumped boyfriend, The couple made headlines which may explain why New York section of Brooklyn when she decided to dump in January when police were Brown told reporters that no investigating Tyrese for such robbery ever happened, him after finding out he was a pimp with a criminal record, allegedly punching Norma and that she hadn't been at when she was 11 weeks into the location police gave, near sources said. "This ex-boyfriend called her pregnancy following a a public housing complex. ~eated argument.• Norma's "A lot of the time, people some of his women, and they lawyer released a statement mistake me for someone else, pounced on her,• a police days later calling published or people ·always call in these source told the newspaper. reports of the event •distort• false tips," Brown told the "They beat her bad. They ed.• newspaper outside her ripped out her hair weave. Brooklyn Brownstone Her hair was a mesa - and Saturday. But according to an that seems to be what she updated report from the Daily cared about most." News, it was Brown who Sources said the women pointed out Anthony to also took off with her hearing police as her attacker before aid. Police continue to search suddenly refusing to cooper­ for the three others in connec­ ate with authorities. tion with the assault, as well · Anthony, Brown and her as Brown's ex-boyfriend...... The MPC 2000 C'll , unidentified· boyfriend had Brown, 27, is currently on ~ 'Call: w just attended a party at the probation for assault, and 1248. E. Hillsborough Sult••206 CJ Louis H. Pink Houses, the faces a battery charge in a f paper reported. Brown and separate case. 850-1484 c-1 FUNERALS I MEMORIAMS . m CJ) c )> THE WAY IN IN ~-< c.. WE WERE ••• MEMORIAM MEMORIAM c z m N ~ N 0 0 -..J

R.I.P. FEEL-GOOD MASTER REGINALD MRS. CORA LEE MR. CHADRICK LENORAD HARPER WILLINGHAM O.SIMMONS One love Brus, John-John. ABRAMS In precious, loving memory Mr. Chadrick 0. Simmons of Master Reginald Lenorad The homegoing celebration of 1809 E. Sitka Street, BIRTHDAY Harper. I never got to know for Mrs. Cora Lee Willingham passed away Tuesday, June you tn the present, now I will Abrams, formerly of 1006 20, 2007. Funeral services MEMORIAM always carry you in my heart, MR.HOLUS Lily White Ct., Apt. D, who will be conducted Friday, so sleep on my grandchild. VICKERS, SR. passed away on Tuesday, June 29, 2007, at 2 p. m. at Special thanks to: Uncle 9/10/41 - 6/29/06 June 19, 2007, will be held The Center for Chris and Leroy; and the Wednesday, June 27, 2007, at Manifestation, 3201 E. Lake Dozier, Harper and Atkins The Lord called you home, 11 a. m. at Aikens Funeral Avenue, Dr. Mark Jones, pas­ families. leaving my heart, still filled Home Chapel, 2708 E. Dr. tor, with Pastor Louise with love! I thank the Lord M.L King, .Jr. Blvd., with Rev. Gentle, officiating. for 28 years, we had to grow Angela Frederick, officiating. Interment will follow in Rest with each other. I'm missing Interment will follow in Haven Memorial Park Death you now and forever. Orange Hill Cemetery. Cemetery. I love you, your wife, Mrs. ., Mrs. Abrams was born on Mr. Simmons was a native Notices Christine Vickers. r May 1, 1933, in Camilla, of Ft. Lauderdale, and a resi­ 0 Georgia, to the late Jack and dent of Tampa for 12 years. Ira Willingham. She attended He was educated In the pub­ EASTSIDE :!:! the Mitchell County Public lic schools of Broward Group Provides 0 Schools. County and was employed by FUNERAL HOME > Quilts For CJ) Family and friends fondly Bennett Marine. m remember Cora for. her love Mr. Simmons was preceded Mr. Antron Romaro Guardian ad z of life and as a free spirited in death by: great grand­ Barfield, 2710 Stallone Drive. ::! person. Until her illness mother, Marion McNeil; and GERALDINE Litem Children z made mobility impossible, two uncles, John Lavell Bell THOMAS-JOHNSON MORNING GLORY m she enjoyed visiting her sis­ and Lamont Simmons. Local quilting group provides r;­ He leaves to cherish his FUNERAL CHAPEL ters, brothers and extended In loving memory of hand-made quilts to show ~ family. Cora was always the memory: his mother, Marion Geraldine Thomas-Johnson, center of attention, and Scaggs; father, Ricky happy birthday. Freddie Barnhill, Tampa. community support to chil- r everyone knew when she was Simmons; children, Trayon Love: Phillip, Michael, J. T., dren in the foster care system. hi present. Jamal and Vontreyvious Yolanda, Shurrea, Theresa, WILSON The Victorious Life Church :j She was preceded in death (Chad) Orlando Simmons; Christine, Marcellious and FUNERAL HOME Quilting group is reaching out Z by: her husband, Freddie beloved friend of 10 years, Angie. Abrams; both parents; broth­ Philadelphia Bowler; four to the community by working "U er, Alan Willingham; and 3 brothers, Julian Scaggs, Ms. Mary Passley, Tampa. with the Hillsborough ai sisters, Alice Foster, Yorel Scaggs, Ricky BIRTHDAY Guardian ad Litem program. r Elizabeth McArthur and Katie Simmons, Jr. and Torrence This quilting group meets on en Gorham. Simmons; sister, Adrian MEMORIAM local news Cora leaves to cherish her (Kla) Simmons; maternal a weekly basis to make quilts, ffi memory: son, Johnnie Martin grandparents, Willie James tote bags, stuffed animals, and 0 of Houston, TX; brothers, and Florence Pugh; paternal other quilted items to support m Milton (ldella) Wllllngham grandparents, Arsey local community programs ~ Simmons and Dorothy and William Willingh a m , of education such as Guardian ad Litem, ~ Tampa, and Jack Willingham Harris Simmons; p-eat uncle, • (Gloria) of Alexandria, VA; James 0. McNeil (Rebecca); Joshua House, and Children's ~ sister, Betty J. Wlllingham of uncles, Eddie Bell (Takelsha Home to name a few. The c Tampa; nieces, Angela Wilson), Gregory Simmons religion Guardian ad Litem program rn Frederick (Tommy) of and George Orange; great uses t!tese quilts by giving o Sumter, SC, Sheila Gadson aunt, Evelyn Dean (Jimmy); aunts, Leketia Bell and them to volunteer Guardians ~ (Steve) of Hinesvllle, GA, as a graduation gift. Janice Willingham, Rosalyn Elaine Moore (Sylvestor); > Willingham and Rhonda cousins, Lavell Gilllon, business lhe main mission of the z Willingham, all of Tampa, Trevarlous Bell, John Bell, Victorious Life Quilting group 0 Yvette Willingham of Lincoln, Jayshaun Bell, Trinity Bell, is to give back to areas of com­ NE, Julie Daniels (Bradford) Darrlon Bell and lyanho Goodman; special friends, munity need. Guardian ad of Augusta, GA, Ann Foster, Litem is a program with the of Tampa, and Eunice Foster Latrell Wllllams and Denard health White (Rickey) of Ft. Myers; Simms; and a host of other focus of giving Florida's chil­ cousins, relatives and dren a voice in court to speak nephews, Ulysses Hudge friends. ANN- (Joyce), Milton Willingham, The remains wlll repose on their best interests. A Jr. (Eima), Roosevelt Willing­ from 4-8 p. m. on Thursday, Happy birthday Mom sports Guardian ad Litem is a volun- ham (Sherry), Jeffrey June 28, 2007, at Ray (Auntie) Ann. teer appointed by the court Willingham (Lisa), Gregory Williams Funeral Home, 301 Love: Nicole, Nyah, Penhla, Willingham ( Darb l), Marlo ~tern to advocate for a child. N. Howard Avenue. Doc, Jr., Quanetta, ' The Guardian becomes Jenkins, Charles F o s t er, Arrangements entrusted to Shaquanda, Lll Bobby, family Milton Foster and Clayton RAY WILLIAMS FUNERAL Daquan, D. J., Papa and familiar with the child and th~ Foster, Jr., all of Tampa, and HOME, Rhodes & Northern, Dajuanna. child's case to make recom­ Anthony Gorham of New Owners. mendations to the court to York, NY; cousins, Johnnie M. Franklin of Washington, entertainment help ensure a safe, caring, DC, and Dwan Franklin and In addition, the Victorious Dwlgh t Frank II n, both of ".,.,.,..,...,.._."'".,.,."~""'~...,;w_....,,.... Life Quilting Group is also Tampa; and a host of great .,.·~~~l.of!~rA+~""""ll~ii+'Y.~ in the looking for additional volun­ nieces, great nephews and teers. other sorrowing relatives and Florida Sentinel friends. Guardian ad Litem training The remains wlll repose at 813-248-1921 sessions are held once month­ Aikens Funeral Home from 4- ...__;.;.;.;;;;..;;.;;...;;;,:..;;;.;.;,.:.;.;;..;.:;;;:.;=o:.;;.;.;..;.;;.;.._ __, ly. Call for additionallnfomm­ 1 p. m., Tuesday evening tion to become a Guardian ad (today). Family and friends are as)ced to assemble at the 1-1 e:t r n1 () 11 REST HAVEN Litem at (813) 272-5110, or chapel at approximately MEMORIAL PARK email Tnmi.Dodd®&QLtl,ao\' 10:45 a. m. Wednesday for Fune r a l H o m e for more infonnation. ~ Jo h n W H ntmoll. I. I · D . " A Community Pride" the service. ... RI•: • : Q U ( )'1'1-:S 461 5 E. Hann11 • Tampa 33610 For more information about E) TIIERF. WILL BE NO VIEW­ Owllcr/IVI :tlln!!<'l Splices • Monuments • M11rkers Victorious Lifu, \jsit www.\'fc:- m ING AFTER THE EULOGY. ,';OOZ N lOt h S 1 DISCOUNT AVAILABLE AIKENS FUNRRAL HOME 626- 2332 &al.ara; m· call (813) 27.2-5110. .... 0 0 N ui N w z ..,::;) Classifieds >= ~ Cl)

t-~ - r------,Notice of Public Hearing

A public hearing will be held by the Land Use Hearing Officer, pursuant to Hillsborough County Land Development Code, beginning at 9:00a.m.• July 13, 2007, at the Board Room, 2nd floor of the County Center, 601 E. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, to hear the following requests.

Copies of the applications, department reports and legal descriptions are available for public inspection in a master file maintained by the Planning and Growth Management Department and the Cieri( of the Board of County Commissioners. All Interested persons wishing to submit testimony or other evidence in this matter must submit same to the Hearing Master at the public hearing before him/her. The decision of the Land Use Hearing Officer will be filed with the Cieri( within fifteen (15) working days after the conclusion o the public hearing.

ANY PERSON VVHO MIGHT WISH TO APPEAL ANY DECISION OR RECOMMENDATION MADE BY THE LAND USE HEARING OFFICER OR THE GOVERNING BODY REGARDING ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE FORTHCOMING PUBLIC HEARING OR MEETING IS HEREBY ADVISED THAT THEY WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE, THEY MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE AS IT WILL INCLUDE THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON VVHICH SUCH APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. ~c ~ Additional infonnation concerning these requests may be obtained by calling the Department of Planning and Growth Management at (813) 276-2058. ~ c z VARIANCE REQUESTS c( The following petitions will be heard beginning at 9:00a.m.: c~ Cl) w Petition VAR 07-10n-cw. Maje Baker is requesting Variances for the wetland setbadt. front setbadt for principal dwelling and an accessory structure, and to allow well and septic ::;) t- in Urban Service Area for property located at 3218 Nundy Rd., zoned RSC-6. ~ w Petition VAR 07-1110-V'NI, lexington Homes, inc. is requesting Variances to allow easement access for more than three lots and reduce required distance between access points r:; for property located at the SE comer of Crestview & Ruth Morris Rd., zoned AS-1 . c w Petition VAR 07-1135-ER, Bay Mulch, Inc. is requesting Variances to the setbacks and access width for property located at W/S of Forbes Rd., 100' S/0 Twin Pine Dr., % zoned AS-1 . Cl) :::i m Petition VAR 07-1138-ER, Anadeta Villafuerte & Vicente Ramirez Martinez are requesting a Variance to the setbadts and accessory dwelling requirements for property located at ::;) Q. 3605 Mott Rd., zoned ASC-1 . z t= Petition VAR 07-1183-GB, Kevin & Deborah Tinker are requesting a Variance for a third lot on septic for property located at 7021 Payne St.. zoned ASC-1 & RSC-6. w_, ::;) Petition VAR 07-1225-BR, Rawleighn B. & Patricia A. Newberry are requesting a Variance to the setbadt requirements for property located at 624 Limona Rd .. zoned RSC-6. m _, Petition VAR 07-1227-lU, First United Methodist Church of Lutz is requesting a Variance to the sidewalk requirements for property located at 960 W. Lutz lake Fern Rd .. w zoned ASC-1 . z t= z Petition VAR 07-1231-N'Mi, Marie & Rebecca Gordon are requesting a Variance to the wetland setback for property located at 9705 Gretna Green Dr., zoned PD-MU. w Cl) Petition VAR 07-1232-BR, Knights Real Estate is requesting a Sign Variance for property located at 202 W. Brandon Blvd., zoned C-G. cc( a:: _,0 Petrtion VAR 07-1249-TH, Lauretha Lewis is requesting a Variance to the setbadt and accessory dwelling requirements for property located at 1230 N. Parsons Ave .. zoned AS-1. ~ Petition VAR 07-1257-NVVH & KO, Tampa Bay Water is requesting a Variance to the fence/wall height requirement for property located at 16015 Race Track Rd., zoned AR.

Petition VAR 07-1265-SCC, Sun City Hospitality, lLC is requesting a Sign Variance for property located at1335 Rickenbacker Dr., zoned CG.

Petition VAR 07-1288-EL, Prologis is requesting a Variance to the landscape buffer/screening requirements for property located at EIS of Cragmont Dr., 500' S/0 Princess Palm Ave., zoned M. • Petition VAR 07-1289-USF, Elpidio Alejo is requesting a Variance to the setback requirements for property located at 1207 E. 139th Ave., zoned RMC-20.

Petition VAR 07-1290-TNC, Joaquin L. Verdecia & Damarys E. Munoz are requesting a Variance to the setbadt requirements for property located 7935 Woodvine Circle, zoned RSC-e.

Petition VAR 07-1291-TH, Thomas A. Seitz is requesting Variances to the setbadts, easement width and par1cing regulations for property located at 12650 N. Mcintosh Rd., zoned CG.

Petition VAR 07-1292-CW, Ahmed Abouelenin is requesting a Variance to the wetland setback for property located at S/S of W. Chapman Rd., 250' W/0 N. Florida Ave., zoned RSC-8.

Petition VAR 07-1294-RV, larry, Suzanne & Melanie Call are requesting a Variance to allow a request to reduce minimum lot size required for PO zoning for property located at N/S of Boyette Rd., Y. mile EJO U.S. Hwy. 301, zoned ASC-1 and PD. .

Petition VAR 07-1295-ER, All Florida Pennitting is requesting a Variance to the placement and setbadt requirements for a·TMH (medical hardship) for property located at 5221 Gallagher Rd., zoned AS-1 .

Petition VAR 07-129S-NVVH, Westchaae Self-Storage, LlC Is requesting a Sign Variance for property located at W/S of Countryway Blvd., 200' NW of Evanshlre Ct., zoned PD.

Petition VAR 07-1297-ER, Pat Culpepper is requesting a Variance to the easement requirements for property located at N/S of Pierce Harwel Rd., %mile W/0 C8mpbell Creek Place, zoned AS-1 .

Petition VAR 07-1298-CW, Trevor Sas is requesting a Variance to the fence/wall height for property located at 11510 Jenny lyne Court, zoned RSC-4.

Petition VAR 07-1301-BLD, Delbert & Karen Venters are requesting a Variance to the setback i-eQulrements for property located at 4106 Maywood Dr., zoned RSC-6 (MH). ooo-4 c: m en 0 ~ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT INVITATION TO BID c... JULY 13, 2007 (Continued) . OF THE THIRTEENTH c: JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Sealed bids for INSTALLATION OF FIELD LIGHTS FOB THE ~ FOR HILLSBOROUGH SOFTBALL FIELD AT KING HIGH SCHOOL will be received by the N SPECIAL USE REQUESTS COUNTY, FLORIDA School Board of Hillsborough County, Florida in the Office of the ~ Supervisor of Purchasing, Third Floor, School Administrative Center. Case No.: 0700096BO The following petitions will be heard beginning at 1:30 p.m.: DIVISION E 901 East Kennedy Boulevard, Tampa, Florida until 2 :00 PM, Tuesday, July 24, 2007. (The mailing address is P. 0. Box 3408, Tampa, Florida 33601). Bids will not be ~ccepted after 2:00PM of Petition SU 07-0824-USF (AB), filed on 3/1/2007 by Planet Soccer Christian Fleury Petitioner the above date. Bids will be opened and read aloud in the Entertainment Corp., represented by David Britton of 2552 E. Bearss And Purchasing Department, located on the third floor of the School Ave., #A, Tampa, FL 33613, ph 813-469-9120, requesting an Marie Semie Vernet Administrative Center. Alcoholic Beverage Permit -2-COP - Beer and wine for sale and Respondent Contractors desiring to bid this project are subject to an consumption on and off the licensed premises. Presently zoned NOTICE OF ACTION FOR Encouragement Affirmative Action Plan as identified within the PD-C (82-262), located in all or parts of Section 5 Township 28 DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE bidding documents. Range 19, or 2552 E. Bearss Ave. Contains 1,313 sq.ft. ±. TO: Marie Semie Vernet There will be a Non mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting on Tuesday, Petition SU 07-0833-BR (AB), filed on 3/2/2007 by Alphonse & Saint Loran No# 02 July 17. 10:00 am at King High SchooL 6B15 North 56th Street, Leogane, Haiti W.l. Tampa, FL 33610. Chutima Pena, represented by Dixie Liberty of 5719 Tanagerlake Rd ., Lithia, FL 33547, ph 813-817-8585, requesting an Alcoholic YOU ARE NOTIFIED that IT IS THE BIDDER'S RESPONSIBILITY TO SEE THAT BIDS ABE Beverage Permit - 2-COP - Beer and wine for sale and consumption an action has been filed against DELIVERED TO THE PURCHASING DEPARTMENT AS REFER­ you and that you are ENCED ABOVE. BID SECURITY MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH on and off the licensed premises. Presently zoned PD-C (79-87), required to serve a copy of located in all or parts of Section 26 Township 29 Range 20, 905-907 your written defenses, BID. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS. E. Brandon Blvd. Contains 3,187.08 sq. ft. ±. if any, to it on Christian Fleury, whose address is 3006 NOTICE TO ALL BIDDERS: The School Administrative Center is East 13th Street, Tampa, FL a "security" building; therefore, visitors will be required to Petition SU 07-1134-NWH (CT) , filed on 4/20/2007 by !-Mobile 33605 on or before obtain a Visitors Pass prior to entering the building. A photo South. LLC represented by Lauralee G . Westine , Esq ., of July 16. 2007, and file the orig­ identification will need to be presented at this tlme. inal with the clerk of this Court BOO Tarpon Woods Blvd .. #E -1. Palm Harbor, FL 34685, at BOO East Twiggs Street. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the Engineer. ~ ph 727-773-2221 . requesting a S~ecial Use for a Commumcation t001. Tamoa, EL 33602, Complete information regarding bidding documents and other 0 Tower. Presently zoned AR . located in all or parts of Sectton 22 before servtce on Pett!loner or tnformatton may be obtained from the Engineer: :::0 tmmedtately thereafter. Township 28 Range 17, or 8950 W . Waters Ave If you fall to do so, a default 0 Contains 4.950 sq.ft ±. may be entered against you Engineers of Record Plans and Specifications > RHC and Associates, Inc. Rapid Blueprint en for the relief m demanded in the petition. Box 4505 3623 Henderson Blvd. z Petition SU 07-1147-LU (CC), filed on 4/23/2007 by Kiddte Campus Tampa, FL 33677 Tampa, FL 33609 :::! University. Inc , represented by Christopher C. Lindhart. Esq ., Copies of all court Plans and Specifications (813) 879-5133 z documents in this case, (B13) 254-0907 (813) 872-30B6 (Fax) m of 806 N. Armenia Ave , Tampa. FL 33609, ph 813-875-5297. r- including orders, are (B13) 254-0744 (Fax) 1 requesting a Special Use for Child Care. Presently zoned RSC-2 . available at the Clerk of CD c: located in all or parts of Section 24 Township 27 Range 18. or SIS of the Circuit Court's office. No btdder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty days after date r­ Myrtle Ridge Rd . 400' E/0 U.S. Hwy. 41 . Contains 0. 76 acres±. You may review these set for b1d opening . r­ documents upon request m THESCHOOLBOARDOF :::! Petition SU 07-1299-CW (Sch). filed on 5/15/2007 by Carrollwood You must keep the Clerk of z HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FLORIDA Day School, represented by Bricklemyer. Smolker & Solves , PA of the Circuit Court's office "lJ notified of your current c: 500 E. Kennedy Blvd. , #200. Tampa. FL 33602. ph 813-223-3888. address. (You may file MARYELLEN EllA CD SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS r- requesting a Special Use for a Private SchooL Presently zoned Notice of Current Address, Cii RSC-2, located in all or parts of Sectton 35 Township 27 Range 18. Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Form m~ or 1515 W Bearss Ave. Contains 37 .58 acres± 12.915.) Future papers in this 0 lawsuit will be mailed to the m Petitton SU 07-1303-RV (AB) . filed on 5/15/2007 by LUts Azcona . address on record at the < clerk's office. m represented by Dixie L. Liberty of 5719 Tanagerlake Rd , Lithia, FL 33547. ph 813-817-8585. requesting a Spectal Use - 2-COP - Beer WARNING : Rule 12.2B5, ~ ~ and wine for sale and consumption on and off the licensed premises Florida Family Law Rules of NEW WAGE SCALE c: Procedure, requires certain PRESS m Presently zoned PD-C (83-84), located tn all or parts of Sectton 20 automatic disclosure of CNA'S en documents and information. OPERATOR 0 Township 30 Range 20. or 9848 U.S. Hwy. 301. Starting Pay Contains 1.680 55 sq ft ±. Failure to comply can result NEEDED in sanctions, Including ?< dismissal or striking of 7 - 3 $10.00$11.00 > pleadings. A B Dick z Petition SU 07-1304-BR (AB). ftled on 5/15/2007 by MRM 3 - 11 s 11 '00 - s12 . 00 ,0 Properties. LLC. represented by Dixie L. Liberty of 5719 Tanagerlake NOTICE TO PERSONS WITH Great Benefits. 401 k 1 & 2 Color DISABILITIES. If you are Raise In April ~ Rd ., Lithia, FL 33547, ph 813-817-8585. requesting a Spectal Experienced 0 Use - 2-COP - Beer and wine for sale and consumption on and a person with a disability who needs any accommoda­ Pleasant. Courteous Preferred ?< off the licensed premises Presently zoned PO (03-0861), located tn tion in order to participate in Work Environment all or parts of Section 1 Township 30 Range 20. or 1048 this proceeding, you are Full Time Position LTC Experience Required Bloomingdale Ave. entitled at no cost to you, to the provision of certain Conta1ns 1.960.8 sq ft. ±. assistance. Please contact Apply In Person Apply In Person the Court Administrator's A .D.A. Coordinator, Delta Health Care 5205 N. 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They con­ murder in the case, the docu­ alties. tend the gun shop's close ments said, and is expected to Eight people died in a sui­ proximity to Chicago pro­ appear in court" Monday Court documents say cide car bombing in Hillah, vides gang members and afternoon. Bobby Lee Cutts Jr. killed 60 miles south of Baghdad. A woman arrested in the Jesse Davis at her home. criminals easy access to It's the second deadly attack firearms. case, Myisha Lynne there in three days. Ferrell, 29, faces an obstruc­ Six civilians were killed Police were called Saturday tion of justice charge for giv­ when a truck bomber struck afternoon amid complaints ing false information to a J?OliCe station in Beiji, 155 that demonstrators were police, according to the docu­ m1les north of Baghdad. blocking the store's entrance. Side were charged with crim­ ments. This, after another deadly A police statement said inal trespassing after refus-. On Sunday, a source close weekend for U.S. forces. At Jackson and a Catholic ing requests to move away to the investigation told CNN least 12 soldiers were killed priest from Chicago's South from the entrance. that Cutts, who fathered a on Saturday. child with Davis, helped police find her body in Cuyahoga Valley National I Park, although authorities declined to confirm that infor­ Myisha Lynne Ferrell mation. gave police false informa­ Reporter Eric Mansfield tion, documents say. of CNN affiliate WKYC said Cutts had shared details remains were also recovered." ~ about the case Saturday with The cause of Davis' death e his family and a few off-duty was pending, the office said. ~ police officers who were sup­ Officials have been tight­ u. porting him. lipped about exactly where c According to Mansfield the body was found and how z about two hours after Cutts it was discovered. ~ provided information to The identification of Davis' ~ police, authorities found body ended a search by thou­ c Davis' remains after shifting sands of volunteers which tn their search from an area was launched after family w near her home to the park, members and police could not ~ located about 30 miles north contact Davis. > in Summit County. During the initial search for w~ Police would disclose no Davis at her home, her > details of what led investiga­ mother found her son wan­ w tors to Ferrell or how they dering alone in a dirty diaper c believe she is connected to and the house in disarray. w the case. · Furniture was broken, a ::z:: But a neighbor said FBI lamp was toppled over and tn bleach had been spilled on :J agents searched Ferrell's ID home Saturday and retrieved the floor, police said. :::» several bags of items. There were no signs of G. Mansfield reported that the forced entry, and Davis' car z items included empty bleach keys and purse were in the bottles and duct tape. home. But her cell phone and ~ Ferrell and Cutts attended a comforter were missing, ...J high school together, accord­ police said. The Planning Commission lnyltes you to leam about proposed :::» ing to Mansfield. 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HOUSTON -· A woman Points MARTA station in . ,,.. ,.,07- • .., was wounded in a drive-by downtown Atlanta shooting outside a northwest Wednesday afternoon. Harris County home late Police have not concluded Thursday, KPRC Local 2 when the women were repurted. . · killed. Payne says they Harris County sherifrs could have been killed as deputies said someone in a early as last Tuesday. white car opened fire at the The Law Offices home on Loch Langham Drive of near Loch Langham Court at of course, fl ed." Andrew Shein, P.A. about 11 p.m. The woman was shot in the ·--·-·-·---··----- Investigators said a group lower back. She was trans­ Uncle Sandy Tampa of men in a car made sexual ported by helicopter to Says comments toward the woman. Memorial Hermann Hospital She told them to stop and in stable condition. ~~~.:~-~~-~ they left. Detectives said the shooter ·-, "Seconds after that and another man were in a occurred, a second vehicle small, white four-door vehi· pulled up and began shooting, cle. striking the complainant one Anyone with information is You must 3, 7, 8, 13,do the thing time," Detective William asked to contact Crime 16, 19, 21 ,you think 23, 26, 29, 31 , Valerio said. "That vehicle, StopperR at 713-222-TIPS. 34 you cannot do. ' ~ ...... •. ;:,·~ ...... ·. . ..

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