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Volume: XIII Issue: 146 June 22, 2017

THURSDAY

A 40-year-old MonroeCounty man was arrestedfor dragging a female fromthe window of his car lastweek, following a fight onCommunity Drive. Charged by MonroeCounty Sheriff ’s Sergeant

(See Howard pg 7)

Driver Drags Woman by HairGrabs Her From Vehicle Window

A Sweetwater male fledfrom a home on Saturday,running from law enforce-ment officers and leadinga headlong dash down sev-eral local roads, blowingthrough stop signs, pass-ing other vehicles, andscattering cars and truckstrying to avoid collisions,after which he took a tasershot and went into cus-tody. (See Lance pg 6)

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Lance

Fleeing Suspect Tasered

HowardBack-to-School Plans:Required Immunizations To prevent the spreadof diseases and to keep

our kids of all ages andtheir classmates safe,healthy, and in schoollearning, all students inTennessee from kinder-garten to college musthave proof of immuniza-tions before they can startschool. State leaders of healthand education say it’s bestto get those importantvaccines now to avoidlonger wait times later andto ensure a smooth begin-ning to the 2017 schoolyear.

Police officers took a40-year-old male into cus-tody on a variety of crimi-nal counts last weekincluding driving underthe influence with a flash-light around his ankles. Charged by Sweetwa-ter Police Patrol Officer (See Moore pg 7)

Burglary Tools, Needles, Intoxication

Moore

Michael Pippin withDUI, driving on revokedlicense, possession of bur-glary tools, and possessionof unlawful drug para-phernalia was JonathanMoore of Sweetwater.

Marijuana Found in Lawn Chair

Overbay

Law enforcement offi-cers arrested a 59-year-olddriver on Saturday afterrousing him from sleepand taking amounts ofmarijuana off him andfrom a lawn chair sittingoutside the driver’s car. Charged by Sweetwa-ter Police Patrol Officer (See Overbay pg 5)

Sleeping Driver Awakened at Walmart

(See School pg 3)

Adam Taylor with posses-sion of marijuana anddrug gear was LawrenceOverbay of Knoxville. Taylor said he spottedan SUV parked at theWalmart shortly after 2a.m. Outside it was alawn chair.

Suspect Arrested With Flashlight Around Ankles

Learning About the Ocean The Boys & Girls Clubof Monroe County isteaching the children in itssummer program aboutsea life, water environ-ments, and the like, fiveclubs in the summer pro-gram, each to visit theChattanooga Aquariumfor a firsthand look. Theclub is accepting dona-tions to fund children whocannot afford the trip andto help lower overall costs. The Rural Vale andCoker Creek clubs havecombined for the programwith 13 kids signing up sofar. The Tellico Plains Ki-wanis Club has donated

(See Summer pg 3)

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OBITUARIESGOODWIN, EVA M.GREENE, age 78, a resi-dent of Prestige AssistedLiving in Loudon, formerlyof Sweetwater and Madis-onville, widow of JamesWilliam Goodwin, passedaway Sunday evening,June 18, 2017 at PrestigeAssisted Living. She hasno known living relatives.Anyone with informationon this person is asked tocontact Biereley-Hale Fu-neral Home, Madisonville. MARTIN, BEATRICE“BEA”, age 61, of Madis-onville, passed away Mon-day, June 19, 2017 at herhome. Survivors: son,Christopher Stewart; sis-ters, Kim Ghorley, JulieThomas, Lisa Goodman,all of Madisonville; broth-ers, Clyde and JeffThomas, both of TellicoPlains; grandsons,Jonathan and Eric Stew-art, both of Meigs County;nephews, Phillipand Brady Ghorley, DavidGoodman. MemorialService will be conducted7 p.m. Thursday, Biereley-Hale Chapel. Arrange-ments by Biereley-HaleFuneral Home, Madis-

children, James F. Walkerand Ellen A. Walker;grandchildren, Billy D.Baggett and ChristopherL. Baggett; great grand-children, Brianna Baggettand Cheyene Baggett; sis-ter, Iva Jean Manis. Noservices are planned atthis time. Loudon FuneralHome

onville. WALKER, REVA P., 78 ofLoudon, passed awayMonday, June 19, 2017.She was preceded indeath by her husband,James Luther Walker; andparents, Emsley and EllenPerry. Survived by her

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TASS Approves New BudgetGreg Altum The Tellico Area Serv-ice Systems approved its2017-2018 budget on Tues-day, meeting for June andaddressing projects andpossible complications. Pretreatment coordi-nator Scott Horne ad-dressed the boardregarding Protech MetalFinishing, the Vonore-based business that wasdestroyed by fire in lateApril. He said the ownersof the business were delib-erating whether to build itback in the same locationor relocate. If it remainedon the same site, it wouldbe required that TASS re-main the provider ofwater and sewage service. Horne said the Protechproprietors had beengiven an application toreapply for water andsewage service, however,Protech could alter itsmethod of business,which could be importantdue to chemicals and sub-stances discharged inwater and sewage. He saidthe state dictated what

chemicals and substancesTASS was permitted tohandle. In other business, Su-perintendent Mark Clin-ton referred to lastmonth’s meeting and re-counted the concept ofTASS building a two-mileline to provide water tothe city of Friendsville. Hetold board members thecity had apparentlychanged its outlook andwas considering an alter-native for water service. “I think it would be amistake to spend$400,000 for a two-mileextension and then notuse it,” Clinton said,adding he would submit aproposal for the extensionto the city in the near fu-ture. With the new budgetapproval, expenses for thecoming year were pro-jected at $4,304,319, withcapital budget outflow at$1,375,550. Water sales for Maycame to $370,063.05,compared to $382,355.63for April 2016 and

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School(Continued from pg 1)

“As a parent, there is alot on our plate before anew school year, but as aphysician I know one ofthe most important is get-ting vaccinated to preventcommunicable diseasesthat can quickly spread ingroup settings likeschools,” said Tennessee

Department of HealthCommissioner JohnDreyzehner, MD, MPH.“Beat the rush and givethe vaccine time to startworking. See your health-care provider or localhealth department andhelp our kids get a greatstart.” “All classroom time isimportant, includingthose first days of a newschool year when teachersand students are buildingtheir routines and rela-tionships,” said TennesseeDepartment of EducationCommissioner CandiceMcQueen. “By having allnecessary paperwork anddocumentation of immu-nizations in place, parentshelp to ensure their chil-dren will not miss anyvaluable learning time.” “Parents and studentsmay not be aware of somerequired immunizationsfor college admission, in-cluding those to preventmeningococcal meningi-tis, measles, mumps,rubella, chicken pox, andin some cases HepatitisB,” said Tennessee Boardof Regents ChancellorFlora Tydings. “It’s best tocontact the school as earlyas possible to learn what isneeded so importantclassroom hours are not

missed and communicablediseases prevented.” Requirements forschool vaccinations inTennessee include: • Kindergarteners andother children enrolling ina Tennessee school for thefirst time must provideschools with a completeOfficial Tennessee Immu-nization Certificate beforeclasses begin. The certifi-cate must be signed by aqualified healthcareprovider or verified by thestate’s Immunization In-formation System. • All current studentsentering seventh grade arerequired to give the schoola limited Official Ten-nessee ImmunizationCertificate showing theyhave had a second dose ofchickenpox vaccine (or ahistory of the illness) anda booster shot for tetanus,diphtheria and pertussis.The HPV cancer vaccineand first meningococcalmeningitis vaccine are notrequired for school atten-dance, but are recom-mended by pediatriciansand public health expertsfor all children at this ageand can be given at thesame visit. • Incoming college stu-dents in Tennessee publiccolleges who will live inon-campus housing mustprovide proof of immu-

Summer(Continued from pg 1)

$260, President KentMatthew saying, “Helpingthe children of our com-munity is really why ourmembers are so passion-ate about fundraisingevents throughout theyear to make our projectsa reality.” Admission price to theHamilton County aquar-ium is $20. To contribute, or formore information, con-tact Nicole Peels at theMonroe County TourismDepartment at 423-253-8010 or 423-519-3778.

$405,168.46 for May 2016. The board approved a$390,000 bid from Sun'sConstruction of Vonore tobuild the planned TASSdistribution centerplanned at the Niles FerryIndustrial Park. Clinton said meter tapinstallation was underwayfor the water line in theSmokey Branch area. A motion was approvedfor TASS secretary DianeMills sign off on plats pre-sented by new customers.

nization against meningo-coccal meningitis after age16. Most private collegesalso have requirements forthis vaccine and someschools require it of allnew students. Check withyour college for details. For more informationabout school immuniza-tion requirements in Ten-nessee, visithttp://tn.gov/health/arti-cle/required-immuniza-tions.

Clinton said the state hadaltered the rules for thehours of instruction re-quired for utility commis-sioners. And board membersdecided which commis-sioners would attend theTennessee Association ofUtility District confer-ences set for August andNovember in Gatlinburg.

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Let’s Get Together There will be a reunion of all people who attendedBig Creek Elementary School in the Big Creek Com-munity of Monroe County on Saturday, June 24 at 1p.m. The gathering will take place in the Big CreekBaptist Church Fellowship Hall in Madisonville. Anyonewho ever attended the school is urged to attend.Please bring pictures of your parents, your family, andyourself when you attended Big Creek School. Inter-ested? Contact Harold Cardin at 865-805-2389 oreharoldcardin@bellsouth.net.

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NATIONWIDE In the most expensiveU.S. House race in history,Republican Karen Handeldefeated Democrat JonOssoff in Tuesday’s specialelection for Georgia’sSixth Congressional Dis-trict seat, taking 53 per-cent of the vote toOssoff ’s 47 percent, amargin of 11,000 votes outof more than 250,000 bal-lots cast. The spending toelect Ossoff, who does not

live in the Atlanta district,came to $30 million, De-mocrats hoping to makethe race a referendumagainst President Trumpand his agenda. The GOP win kept thedistrict in the hands of theRepublicans and deniedDemocrats an opportu-nity to deliver a rebuke toTrump, making it thefourth straight defeat thisyear in Democratic at-

tempts to win a GOP seatand gain a little momen-tum heading to the 2018midterms. The Department ofthe State on Tuesdayopened a formal inquiryinto whether former Sec-retary of State HillaryClinton mishandled clas-sified information whileshe was the United State’stop diplomat, an investi-gation to determinewhether Clinton violatedgovernment protocols byusing her private restroomserver to receive, hold,and transmit classifiedand top-secret informa-tion. Despite the inquiry,Clinton continued to holdsecurity clearances to ac-cess sensitive governmentdata Illinois said on Tuesdayit was not happy, no, it wasangrily grappling with a“full-fledged financial cri-

sis” and not even was itslottery safe, the state fac-ing billions in unpaid billsand pension obligations, acash crunch underminedby 100 percent of themonthly revenue beingeaten up by court-orderedpayments. GovernorBruce Rauner said hehoped he could convincethe Democrat-led GeneralAssembly to pass the “firstfull budget package inthree years.” The New York Timesreported on Wednesdaythat Uber Chief ExecutiveOfficer Travis Kalanickhad resigned, steppingdown in the face of ashareholder revolt. Theresignation came as thecompany’s law firm re-leased a series of recom-mendations on changingthe corporate culture atUber. As residents awoke onWednesday, the city ofPhoenix begin bracing it-self for a day of intenseheat as the mercurypushed toward 120 de-grees, prompting 47 cool-ing centers across the cityto open and over 50 flightsto cancel. Across theSouthwest, it was ascorcher with triple digitsin Death Valley (126), PalmSprings (119), Tucson (115),and Las Vegas (113). And Alabama’s Indi-

anapolis Police Depart-ment responded to theWild Beaver Saloon lastFriday and there arrestedMichael Trosclair, 45, andShari Treba, 42, finding thecouple with their infantdaughter, Treba, drinkingand smoking while breast-feeding the baby and atone point allegedly chain-ing the child’s stroller to anoutside post while goinginside and offering sex topatrons. Officials said herbreath content was .193percent, almost threetimes the legal limit. (Trosclair, meanwhile,became angry and bel-ligerent and was subse-quently arrested and takento jail with the mother ofthe year.)

Overbay(Continued from pg 1)

There were three sleep-ing occupants inside thevehicle and when Taylorknocked on the windowand Overbay woke up andlowered the window, inplain view was a glass pipeand marijuana. Overbaysaid the pipe and pot be-longed to him. Overbay claimed own-ership of the chair. In-specting it, Taylor found agreen leafy herb in the cupholder, he said.

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How to Help Students Who Need Speech Therapy Parents who are activein their children's educa-tion often find that suchan approach is a great wayto recognize any potentialproblems before they havetoo significant an impacton a student's educationalexperience. For example,interaction with educatorsmay shed light on a stu-dent's developmentalreadiness. Parents often first learnof their children'sstrengths and shortcom-ings when children are ex-posed to classroomsettings and compared totheir fellow students. It ishere where teachers mayfirst recognize obstaclesthat could hinder studentsas they pursue their educa-tion. Parents of preschooland kindergarteners maybe made aware of speechissues that may requiretherapy to address. Thegood news is that childrenoften make tremendousstrides once they are en-rolled in speech therapy.Although determining if achild needs speech ther-apy can sometimes beconfusing and take someeffort and testing, parentswho receive such a diagno-sis about their youngsterwill need to focus on someskills that can alleviatespeech concerns. Articulation Many children requirespeech therapy because of

a speech delay or an issuewith articulating. This re-lates to the clarity ofspeech sounds and overallspeech. A child's speechbegins with initial soundsas they mimic the adultsaround them, which willthen form words andphrases. It's common foryoung children who havedifficulty with certainspeech sounds to substi-tute easier sounds for cer-tain letters or soundblends. But if inconsistentspeech articulation or im-proper sound usage ex-tends beyond a certainage, this may require treat-ment. Fluency and reso-nance Some children receivespeech therapy due to dis-orders like stuttering orprolonging sounds and syl-lables. When the flow ofspeech is interrupted byabnormal stoppages orrepetition, this can be dis-tracting to both the childand those around him orher. Some children haveproblems with the pitch,

volume, or quality of theirvoice. These problems candistract listeners fromwhat's being said andmake it difficult to com-municate. Apraxia According to theAmerican Speech-Lan-guage-Hearing Associa-tion, childhood apraxia ofspeech, or CAS, is a motorspeech disorder. Childrenwith CAS have problemssaying sounds, syllables,and words. The brain hasdifficulty moving themouth for speech. Thechild knows what he orshe wants to say, but thebrain does not send thecorrect message to movethe muscles accordingly.Children with CAS aretypically assessed earlierthan school age. Seeking therapy Parents who suspecttheir child has a speech-language concern shouldfirst consult with a pedia-trician and talk to theirchild's teacher. If thespeech problem is notcausing any learning diffi-culty or making it hard for

teachers and fellow stu-dents to understand thechild, intervention maynot be necessary. How-ever, if the child is embar-rassed or gettingfrustrated with those whodo not understand him orher, it may be in the stu-dent's best interest to beassessed. S p e e c h - l a n g u a g epathologists are trained inspeech therapy and aremost qualified to make as-sessments of a child'sspeech abilities. This per-son will provide a thor-ough articulationassessment and conduct amedical history inquiry todetermine if there is aneed for treatment. A good speech pathol-ogist will conduct an eval-uation in a way that iscomfortable for the child.Toys and games may bepart of the assessment.Sometimes parents are al-lowed to remain in theroom. Physical skills, vo-cabulary and grammar alsowill be checked. Once the source of the

problem has been identi-fied, a therapist can de-velop a treatment plan tofix some of the problems.Homework exercises canhelp parents continue les-sons between therapy ses-sions. Many parents opt towork with a speech-lan-guage pathologist one-on-one. These services maybe covered through ahealth insurance plan.School districts may offerlow- or no-cost speechtherapy for students whoneed speech assistance.These may be conductedin solo sessions or as partof a group. Parents shouldinquire about speech test-ing at their child's schooland if any services are of-fered.

Lance(Continued from pg 1)

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LEGAL NOTICESSTATE OF TENNESSEE

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ESTATE OF Hope Hewitt(Deceased)

Docket # 2017-072Notice is hereby given that onthe 20th day of June 2017, Let-ters Testamentary in respect ofthe Estate of HOPE HEWITT,deceased, who died January 28,2017, were issued to the under-signed by the Probate Court ofMonroe County, Tennessee. Allpersons, resident and non-resi-dent, having claims, matured orunmatured, against the Estateare required to file the same withthe Clerk of the above namedCourt on or before the earlier ofthe dates prescribed in (1) or (2),otherwise their claims will be for-ever barred:

(1)(A) Four (4) months fromthe date of the first publication (orposting, as the case may be) ofthis notice if the creditor receivedan actual copy of this notice tocreditors at least sixty (60) daysbefore the date that is four (4)months from the date of the firstpublication (or posting); or

(B) Sixty (60) days from thedate the creditor received an ac-tual copy of this notice to credi-tors if the creditorreceived thecopy of the notice less than sixty(60) days prior to the date that isfour (4) months from the date offirst publication (or posting) asdescribed in (1) (A); or

(2) Twelve (12) months fromthe decedent’s date of death.This 20th day of June, 2017.Hillary Mack HewittPersonal RepresentativeEstate of Hope Hewitt DeceasedRobert W. WilkinsonAttorney for the EstateTeresa A. ChoateProbate ClerkDonna C. McKenzieDeputy Clerk

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sisting arrest was AlfredAlex Lance, 40, of Mc-Cauley Road. Illingworth said a fe-male called 911 and re-ported Lance was presentat her home in violation ofan order of protection.Lance was nearby andyelled law officers would“have to kill him.” He fled, Illingworthsaid, driving across a fieldbehind the home and en-tered Greenbriar Road,where Illingworth made

contact. Lance evaded astop and sped on to Fron-tier Road, Highway 68,Christianburg Road, andOld Highway 68. At McCauley Road,Lance crashed his vehicleafter speeding across stopsticks deployed by otherdeputies. Illingworth said thatduring the three-mile runLance shot through stopsigns, drove in the middleof the roadway, barelymissing cars and trucks,

Howard(Continued from pg 1)

John Wilburn with aggra-vated domestic assault wasCalvin Scott Howard II ofMadisonville. Wilburn said he re-sponded to a fight inprogress on CommunityDrive, meeting a femalewho said Howard hadfought with a male shehad been visiting. The fight led toHoward returning to his

car and once inside, hegrabbed the female by herhair and began to drag heras he drove away. She toldWilburn she had beenpulled 200 yards beforeHoward slowed enoughfor her to get free. The female declinedemergency medical trans-port to the emergencyroom, saying she woulduse a private vehicle if nec-essary to seek treatment.

and reached excessivespeeds. Following the crash,Lance called for deputiesto kill him and disregardedall orders to stop and keephis hands visible. A taserweapon was applied andeven when handcuffedLance continued to resist,Illingworth said.

Moore(Continued from pg 1)

Pippin said he foundMoore on Broad Street ina Ford Explorer parked ona curb of a sidewalk.Moore had a hard time ex-iting the vehicle and ap-peared unsteady. In his overalls were twohypodermic needles inplain view projecting fromthe bib. Pippin said theFord was in gear and keyswere in the ignitionswitch. In the Explorer was anassortment of property,including binoculars, a tireiron, panty hose, a glove, ascrewdriver, coins, and aknife. Around Moore’sankles inside his pants wasa flashlight.

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ADOPTIONAdopt: We are wishing upon astar to become parents. Call tomake us part of your adoptionplan. Expenses paid. Call/textStefanie & Jason 516-493-8908,www.stefjaywishtoadopt.com

Two registered Beagles, gundogs $125/each 423-404-4170

Pigs for sale, $35 each 423-271-5266.

Pomeranian puppies for sale.Two female and one male readyJune 8, $600 to $750 each. Fourmale Pomeranian puppies, sixweeks old on June 20, $550each. Text 423-999-8659 for pic-tures and additional information.

CLASSIFIEDS

TFL#3835

BIG YARD SALE EVERY SATURDAY SPACES AVAILABLE INSIDE & OUTSIDE

AUCTION EVERY THURSDAY & FRIDAY 6:30 B&B WHOLESALE125 Belcher Road Sweetwater

423-381-1050

YARD SALES

CLASSIFIEDS

Whirlpool washer, heavy duty,white, good condition $110 423-519-3902

FULL TIME CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

423-453-4555

Right Time Right Place, LLC is an equal opportunity employer.

IMMEDIATEJOBOPENINGS

APPLY IN PERSON 2582 Ingleside Avenue, Ste 300 Athens

LOUDON: Assemblers Career Opportunities:$12.50 to start Day shift 6 a.m.– 2:30 p.m. Temp to Hire Night Shift $13.00 10 p.m. – 6:30 a.m. Excellent companies with fabulous benefits.ATHENS:Machine Operators Career Opportunity:Weekend Shift $11.11 to start. $11.65/after probationary period +Overtime work 7 a.m. 7 p.m. Fri, Sat. & Sun.Manufacturing Positions Career Opportunity$10.00 to start! 10 hour shifts Mon – Thurs both 1st & 2nd.Temporary Project Workers Needed Immediately Preparing Kits$10.00 to start! 10 hour shifts Mon – Thurs. No Overtime 6 a.m. – 4:45 p.m.Production Positions - $10.00 for 1st, 2nd & 3rd shifts. Start Immediately.Quality Inspectors Career Opportunity$10.00 Mon – Fri 1st shift Temp – Hire Prominent Company with Excellent BenefitsMachine Operators. Career Opportunities. 3rd shift $10.45 to start. Top notch company w/Fabulous BenefitsDAYTON:Production Positions – Career Opportunities. Start Immediately.Training Provided 1st & 2nd Shifts availableFull Time $9.96/hr. to $9.71hr. Pay raises Every 6 weeks up to$16.01/hr. after Probationary Period. Great companies with fabulousbenefits.

apply online at www.rtrpstaffing.com

Free to a good home, TeddyBear hamster, 423-442-3933 or423-371-2484

ANIMALS

Yard sale, Friday and Saturday,June 23 and 24, 8 a.m.-? 531Henderson Drive, Kefauver Hills,Madisonville, four family, first timethis year, lots of name brandhand bags and clothes of differ-ent sizes, home Interior, homeand garden, Christmas items, toget a sneak peak call or text 423-404-4993

Amana upright freezer in verygood condition $195, 941-713-9514

APPLIANCES

ANIMALS

423-442-FREE (3733)

ONE CALL DOES IT ALL

YARD SALESYard sale, 148 Legacy Drive inMadisonville, 7:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.Something for everyone,household items, weedeater,leaf blower, teenager clothing,prom dresses, and sportinggoods.

In recognition of WorldElder Abuse AwarenessDay on June 15, the Ten-nessee Department ofCommerce and Insur-ance’s Securities and Con-sumer Affairs Divisionsoffer essential tips to helpolder adults avoid fallingvictim to identify theftand financial abuse. Elders are often targetsfor financial fraud andidentity theft due in partto the amount of wealththey have accumulatedthroughout their careers,their tendency to be trust-ing, and their increasingisolation. “Many in our olderpopulation are vulnerabledue to social isolation anddistance from family, care-givers, and other supportnetworks,” TDCI Assis-tant Commissioner for Se-curities FrankBorger-Gilligan said. “AsTennesseans, we can allplay a part in helping pro-tect this population bykeeping a watchful eye forsigns of elder financial ex-ploitation and promptlyreporting possible abuseto appropriate officials.” TDCI offers the fol-lowing guidelines to helpolder adults and theirloved ones recognize andavoid potential financialexploitation and fraud: Senior Investor Tips

• When a stranger asksfor money, proceed withcaution. Swindlers will ex-ploit your good manners. • Before you invest,make sure your invest-ment adviser is licensed.Extensive background in-formation is available bycontacting TDCI’s Secu-rities Division. • Beware of salespeoplewho prey upon your fears.Fear can blind your goodjudgement. Only investwhen you have all thefacts and feel comfortable. • Don’t let embarrass-ment prevent you fromreporting fraud or abuse.Every day that you delayreporting fraud or abuse isone more day that the conartist is spending yourmoney and finding newvictims. Identity Theft Pre-

vention Tips • Never buy from astranger who calls or visitsunannounced. • Shred all paperworkcontaining identifying in-formation, healthcare in-formation, bankinginformation, or pass-words. • Monitor bank andcredit card statements. • Monitor your creditreport. • Use direct deposit forbenefit checks to preventchecks from being stolen.

• Never give your creditcard, banking, Social Se-curity number, Medicare,or other personal infor-mation over the phone,unless you initiated thecall. If you suspect that youmight be a victim of secu-rities or insurance fraud,or if you would like to filea complaint or speak withan investigator, contactthe Tennessee SecuritiesDivision FinancialServices InvestigationsUnit at 615-741-5900 orvisit https://tn.gov/com-merce/article/securities-file-a-complaint. Othertypes of elder abuseshould be reported to theTennessee Department ofHuman Resources AdultProtective Services Unit. For more consumertips, including additionalresources on identitytheft and other scams,visit the TDCI ConsumerAffairs Division atwww.tn.gov/consumer.

Tips to Avoid Identity Theft andFight Elder Financial Exploitation

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Old barn wood, call for prices423-404-4311

CLASSIFIEDS

68 Car CareQuality Service

You Can Depend OnAll Type Repairs on Foreign and Domestic Cars & Light Trucks

337-97512805 New Hwy 68 Sweetwater

ASE Certified

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AffordableInstallations

MARBLE, CERAMIC, GRANITE, & WOODFLOORS, WALLS, SHOWERS, & HANDICAPPED SHOWERS

Licensed,Insured,Guaranteed

Tom Carroll 865-201-848530 Years of Experience

All Custom Remodel. All yourremodeling needs from theground up. 423-519-7932

Glide trolling motor 37 lb. thrustwith foot pedals and brackets$195. 865-408-0118.

2005 Chevrolet Silverado 1500,four door, long bed, a/c, newtires, $6,000, 423-351-4837.

1987 F150, runs good, farmtruck, $1,000 423-351-4837

ALL BUILDING, REMODELING& HOME IMPROVEMENTS

FROM A TO Z

CONNER CONSTRUCTION28 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Honest Folks. Reasonable Prices.LICENSED & INSURED

CALL BOB 519-4882“Experience Makes a Difference”

2002 Ford F250 Lariat, teal, lowmileage, leather seats, fullyloaded, 4.5 V8 engine, rearwheel drive, gas, two doors withextended cab doors, extendedbed with cover, serious inquiriesonly, $7,000 423-337-2465, 423-371-0628.

CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS

Pair of ladies Justin boots, brownwith turquoise tops, size 8.5,worn twice $40 423-506-6141

CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING

Barn wood $0.75/ board foot,negotiable 423-519-3058

Used barn tin $5/each 423-404-4311

AUTOMOTIVE CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING

Pool or yard fence 423-404-4311

AUTOMOBILESTRUCKS & VANS

Cultured marble bath sink, 60”with tailstock, $45, 865-408-0118

Old barn metal, 7 foot- $4, 10foot- $5 423-519-3058

David’s Bridal wedding dress,size 12, $125, 865-705-3078

Reece hitch, fits Chevy truck,1983-1986 $175 423-462-1019

Plate glass mirror, approx. 36x54$65 423-271-6493

EMPLOYMENT

100 year old, handmade brickfor sale 423-404-4311

New and antique mantles 423-404-4311

DM AUTOMOTIVEClean-Up • Detailing

General MaintenanceRepair • Oil Change

Brake Repair Body Work & Paint

423-519-5475600 Englewood Rd

Madisonville

Ariston GL4S, mini tank electricwater heater, works great, goodfor long distance water travel, ora back up, easy to install, cost$250 new, asking $100 firm 423-519-7868

Four truck tires, P275x85R18,Goodyear, white lettering, $150firm 423-404-5344

2000 Chevy Silverado, white,extended cab, 2wd $2,500 423-572-0009 or 423-371-01042012 Ford Fusion, SEL, loaded,new tires, My Key option, tintedglass, 71K $7,000 423-351-3826

New hydraulic hose, made to fitCat excavator, measures two-and-half feet long with one inchdiameter, has brass ends and o-rings $50 423-351-7736

ELDERLY CAREIN HOME

ELDERLY CARE30 years experience - personal caretransportation - night shift available

alzheimers and general medical experience - reasonable rates740-236-3765

Shower stall with tub, 60”x75”,no plumbing included, great con-dition, $75, 423-371-3359

COOPER SERVICES LLCHiring Class A CDL Driversfor Local Shuttle Delivery

Applications at The Buzz, 113Main Street, Madisonville

12 hour shifts at $14-$16 /hr

Call 423-884-9124

Four used tires, P205-75R-15$25 423-836-5287

Used left and right tail light as-sembly, complete with wiringharness to fit 2002 Chevy Silver-ado 2500 truck, left side hascrack, both sides work $50 423-351-7736

1995 Ford F150, air and heat$500 OBO 423-519-3148

COMMERCIALDRIVERapply at

R&S Concrete529 Monroe Street

Madisonville423-442-2452

Radio with CD player $20 423-519-7162

Redwood strips, 1.5 inch wide x.25 46 inches long $.10/ each,1.5 inch by 3/8 58 inches long$.15/ each 865-376-5408

Hotpoint electric stove $75 423-572-1489

53" Flat Screen, floor model, oneyear old, like new $150 423-561-0275

DVD player $20 423-519-7162

Cedar, walnut, and cherry wood,various sizes 423-404-4311

Home Improvement& Restoration Services• Concrete & Asphalt Resealing• General Construction• Pressure Washing• Staining• Painting• Lawn Care

FREEESTIMAT

ES

Shaun Kirkland 423-519-3850Tellico Plains

Kirkland Concrete Service

General Pour & Form Stamped & Colored Concrete

and Bobcat Service

www.kirklandconcreteservice.com

R. Brian Kirkland WE ARE INSURED423-253-7226 423-295-4802Tellico Plains

Six old wooden doors, $200 forall 423-519-9898.

BOATING ELECTRONICS

Magnavox 12 inch, tube tv $10obo if no answer leave a mes-sage 423-420-0993

HP all in one printer, fax,scanner,copier, needs black ink cartridge,$45 423-351-7736

CLOTHINGProm dresses and weddinggowns under $100 call for ap-pointment 423-295-5518 after 5p.m.

EMPLOYMENT

1970's Stereo 13" wide x 51"long, am/fm, turntable, 8 track,46 - LP's gospel records, 15 - 8track tapes $150 423-442-5417

Tool box, full size $100 423-519-0551

AUTOMOTIVEMAGNOLIA VONOREImmediate openings

LPN and Security Guard

350 Dawson StreetVonore, TN 37885

Must have GEDor HS diploma, EEOC

Apply in person

Flat-bottom 14-foot Tracker boat,great shape, with trailer. Bestoffer wins. 423-519-6666

Porcelain pedestal sink, stan-dard size, great condition, cop-per connectors included, $50,423-371-3359

CNA/Caregiver - Quality ofLife Home Care is seekingcompassionate, caring aidesto assist elderly or disabledadults with daily living activi-ties in their homes in Monroeand McMinn counties. Validdriver license, automobile in-surance, pass a criminalbackground check required.Please call 423-836-9505 toschedule an interview.

CDX, LLC CLASS A DRIVERS NEEDED

in Loudon, Tn.OTR/Local , Clean MVR.Paid hourly + OT. FreeEmp. Healthcare, paidholidays, and profitsharing. TennesseeDrug Free Workplace.Call between 9 a.m.- 2p.m. 865-696-7645 One piece of 4' x 42" iron sheet

metal and 23 sticks of 1" angleiron (each piece 9.5' long) $80for all 423-351-7736

Three large boxes of new grayPVC electrical fittings, sweepingelbows, J boxes, adapters, cou-plings and 25’ of gray flex con-duit, $95 OBO for all,423-351-7736

COOPER SERVICES LLCNow Hiring Material Handlers

Must be able to pass background and drug test

and work 8-12 hr shiftsStarting pay $9.50/hrSend Resumés to

juliestair2016@gmail.comApplications at the Buzz office113 Main Street, Madisonville

APPLICATIONS AND RESUMÉS BEING ACCEPTED

CONTRACTOR GROUP HIRING SERVICES FOR

JTEKT IN VONORE AREA

HP Deskjet Printer, $15, if no an-swer leave message 423-420-0993

FIELD SURVEYORPart Time throughSeptember 30

Interview visitors to na-tional forest. Good fitfor active retiree.

Email kpope8@UTK.edu

with interest, job his-tory, contact info.

Whirlpool refrigerator $200 423-519-5045

Washer, $200, 423-442-5413

Good used appliances dryers,washers, stoves, and refrigera-tors $100 and up 423-351-4319

Hoover Floor Max for floor andcarpet, with attachments, $35,865-408-0118

Whirlpool washer and dryer set,good condition $250 423-351-3874

Hotpoint stove, works good $175423-351-3874

Whirlpool stove, black, goodcondition $200 423-351-3874

Whirlpool refrigerator, good con-dition $200 423-351-3874

GE Fridge, white, works good$150 423-351-3874

Whirlpool upright freezer, worksgood, white $175 423-351-3874

Coin operated laundry ma-chines, used 423-442-6078

APPLIANCES

A-PLUS TIRES

647 Anderson Street Madisonville442-2728

24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE

New-Used-RecappedPassengerLight TruckBig Truck

ALL BRANDS

G3 Butt Seat, black and grey,telescoping seat pole, SwivelEZE, new, never used $170 val-ued at $225 423-442-8625

CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING

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PLEMONS RENTALS3 BR 2 BA MBHM

VONORE$600 DEPOSIT$600 MONTHLY

CALL FOR DETAILSutitlies NOT included NO pets423-442-8869

Entertainment center, $85,OBO, 423-545-9226

HEAT & COOLING

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CLOVERLEAF APARTMENTS1 Bedroom ..................................$440/month2 Bedroom Townhouse.........$532/month3 Bedroom Townhouse........$619/month

121 Cloverleaf Lane Madisonville

Rent Includes Water, Sewer,Garbage, Playground, Picnic Area,

And On-Site Laundry Room.Starting May 1: $15 off if rent ispaid by the 5th of the month.

For More Information Call423-442-3333Application on Site

HANDICAP UNITS AVAILABLE / EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

For Qualified Tenants

SPRINGBROOKAPARTMENTS1 Bedroom apartments

designed for seniors age 62 or older who meet the

income requirements. Utilities furnished, rent

based on income, groundfloor apartments, central

heat/air, maintenance andyard work furnished. 423-884-6070

Equal Housing OpportunityHandicap Units Available

The Willows New 2&3 Bedrooms

Apartments$550-$650/month

washer & dryer hook-up, refrigerator, microwave, stove,

dishwasher423-442-1833

China Cabinet $100 423-253-5908

FOR RENTCLASSIFIEDS

Antique 3/4 size cannonball stylebed, dresser, nightstand withcustom made mattress andboxspring in excellent condition$650. 423-261-5115.

Dresser and nightstand, maple423-420-1172

Two Lamps $30/both 423-253-5908

Hunter green recliner, like new$75 423-404-3107 leave mes-sage

New tan recliner, large, $125423-404-3107 leave message

Hoosier cabinet, very nice, rollup drawer and flower bin $500423-404-3175

Oval dining room table,63”x42”no leaf, $30 423-271-6253

EMPLOYMENT FOR RENT

FURNITURE

Queen size box spring and ma-tress $125 423-271-0774

Two solid oak bookshelves $250can be seen at 718 TopsideDrive, Madisonville or call 423-836-5826 or 270-925-8881

Wingback chair with ottoman,reupholstered $100 423-545-9226

Computer desk 423-420-1172

Queen size pillowtop mattressand boxspring $175 423-371-0774

Two bedroom, one bathroom forrent, stove, refrigerator, dish-washer, water, sewer and lawnservice furnished, washer anddryer hookup, single level,Madisonville $450/month plus$250/deposit call 865-266-9903

Love Seat $125 423-371-0774

Full size sofa, multi colored,stripes, Broyhill, clean, no tears,sturdy $85 423-442-6013

Antique 3/4 bed frame, verynice, all wood $65 423-519-4458.

Handmade wooden rockers,Tennessee Big Boys, 423-836-3306

FURNITURE

1965 table and hutch with glassdoors, two captain chairs, fourside chairs, three leafs to expandtable $1,000 obo 423-253-7342

Commercial Office Space ,downtown Madisonvlle, perfectfor small retail 423-295-4897

Coffee table, large, two doors$40 423-253-5908

Glasstop end table with built inlamp $20 423-253-5908

Queen size boxspring and mat-tress, like new, white $200 423-371-0774

Two-toned dinette set with fourchairs, $75, 423-545-9226

King size box spring and ma-tress, like new, $250, 423-371-0774

EXCAVATION SERVICESdesign & build roads,

driveways, land clearing, building pads, topsoil

COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTAL

State Licensed Contractor

Hamilton Enviromental

Gary Hamilton 423-253-5699Mitchell Hamilton 423-561-0675

Madisonville. 1800 sf Openarea. 1 restroom. Faces Hwy411. $750/mo James 519-0600

Sweetwater, 1800 square foot,commercial property, 1 milesouth of Walmart on Hwy 11.$800/mo. James 423-519-0600

Solid Maple desk, Ethan Allen,perfect condition $75 423-506-6141

Four drawer chest of drawers,$100, 423-836-9407

Solid Oak entertainment center,large, $800 can be seen at 718Topside Drive, Madisonville orcall 423-836-5826 or 270-925-8881

King size mattress, boxsprings,and bed frame, like new $250423-836-8559

Couch, beige $200 423-351-3874

Couch, nice, reclines on bothends $250 423-351-3874

EXCAVATION

Motel 6Daily, Weekly andMonthly Rentals

New Weekly Special $175

All Utilities IncludedHBO • WiFi • Indoor Pool

423-492-0500

plus tax

Lazy Boy Recliner, burgundy,like new condition $100 423-333-9814

Child's Recliner, brown leather$15 423-617-8552

Couch, mauve and blue $100423-253-5908Dresser, powder painted silvergrey, with matching twin bed$185/set 423-572-1959 or 423-807-0507

Bookshelf, three shelves, forlarge books $30 obo 423-836-9407

Chest of drawers with four draw-ers $60 423-253-5908

King size bed, mattress,boxsprings, and headboard, ex-cellent condition $200 423-420-0042

Metal bunk bed with full sizemattress on top, ladder on bothends, shelves on back and bot-tom, $250, 423-572-2202

Brown Ashley microfiber sofa,like new, $250, 865-230-1292Coffee table and sofa table$50/set 865-230-1292

Full size box spring and mat-tress, $100, 423-371-0074

Futon bed, wooden arms $50can be seen at 718 TopsideDrive, Madisonville or call 423-836-5826 or 270-925-8881

Equal Housing OpportunityHandicap Units Available

AFFORDABLE HOUSINGOLD SAYBROOK

APARMENTS1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Available, Appliances furnished Maintenance & yard work provided Income limits apply.

529 Isbill Rd., Madisonville423-442-2262

TDD: 1-800-848-0298THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER.

Couch, green leather, hide-a-bed $100 423-351-3874

Twin mattress and boxsprings,like new condition, plus frame$100 423-333-9814

FOR RENT

SWEETWATER HOUSINGAUTHORITY

Apartments for Low-Income Families

.

3 Valley View Village DriveSweetwater, TN

423-337-6224 TN Relay Ctr:1-800-848-0298 (TTY)

1-800-848-0299 (Voice)

Equal HousingOpportunity

Water & Appliances FurnishedWasher/Dryer Hookups

Rent based on household income

Income limits apply per HUD

1,2,3 & 4 BR & Handicap Accessible

Apartments

Applications taken Tuesday & Thursday

8:00 - 11:00 a.m. & 1:00 - 4:00 p.m

www.sweetwaterhousing.com

Six drawer dresser, no mirror, likenew condition $75 423-333-9814

Love seat, like new $125 423-371-0774

Round table with four chairs,nice, $75 423-519-4458Computer desk, wood, with key-board slide out $30, three book-shelves, wood, $20 each,423-337-7083.

One Bedroom, one bathroom,apartment in Madisonville,$125/week, water and electric in-cluded 423-280-8198A few rentals available in MonroeCounty. Sweetwater, Madis-onville, Tellico and Vonoreplease call 423-442-3944 for de-tails.

One bedroom apartment inCoker Creek, newly renovated,$400/ month, utilities included423-261-23352 BR mobile home, electric andwater furnish, small deposit, non-refundable, background check,no animals. 423-442-6078

White table with butcher blocktop, 36x60, excellent condition$55, 423-295-2680

Nice, clean one BR apartment,NO SMOKING INSIDE, largekitchen and living room, bathtub,shower—all utilities gas, elec,water, furnished (up to $100).All overage is renter’s responsi-bility. Only singles or marriedcouples need to apply. In the city,doctor next door, great locationfor those who work at Vonore.Private parking for 1 or 2 cars.Call 423-442-4164 After 8 a.m.$500 mo. $200 deposit

HVAC INSTALLERS AND SERVICE TECHSLooking for experienced

installers or servicetechnicians.Pay dependent on experience

Retirement benefitsand paid vacation

423-442-5039www.harrisheatingcooling.comHOOK ‘EM

towing & recoveryHIRING

experienced driver withClass F endorsment865-200-7393

Jimmy Harris442-5039

HARRIS HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

Full time driver needed. 40hours per week. Must haveF endorsement and beable to lift heavy loads.Apply at Wholesale Sup-ply Group in Madisonville.Call 423-420-9260 for moreinformation.

YOUR BUSINESS NAME HERE

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There is a need for caringand compassionate care-

givers in Madisonville,Loudon, and Vonore.

AM and PM shifts available aswell as weekends and PRN

opportunities.We offer insurance after 60 daysand 401K after one year of em-ployment.$9.00 an hour with ben-efits offered through BCBS.Qualifications: Must have reliabletransportation, with a valid driver'slicense and active auto insuranceMust pass a national backgroundcheck and drug screening

Apply online at www.fhcsllc.com

or apply in person at our office 603 Congress Pkwy N Athens

8:00 am - 4;30 pm Monday thru Friday

If you have any questions call LaDonna 423-744-4674

YOUR BUSINESS NAME HERE

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Day Lilies and Canna Lilies forsale, variety of colors. Located at375 Anderson Road in Madis-onville. Call 423-442-2056 formore information.

June 22, 2017

INFANTS & CHILDREN

Oak firewood, delivered, $60/rik423-295-2670 or 423-261-4003

Custom painted crankbaits, var-ious styles and colors, all lessthan $10, 423-519-9898

Four push mowers and oneweedeater, call for more infor-mation 423-519-3718

Firewood, oak, delivered $55/rik423-271-5605

Crib, dark real wood, with mat-tress $50 423-404-0836

Zucchini for sale. Call for details423-453-8033.

CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS

ED’S TREE SERVICELicensed-Bonded-InsuredFREE ESTIMATES24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE865-257-4804 423-253-4176

Gas powered push mower, $50,423-404-8494.

LAWN & FARM

Old horse drawn mower andwagon for sale 423-404-4311

Fresh brown eggs, free range,non fertile, Sweetwater$2/dozen 423-836-3016

Stump King

GOT STUMPS?

423-442-4729Free Estimates

• Low-Cut Stumps• Small $5 and Up

• Medium $25 and Up• Large $40 and UpJOB MINIMUM $50

Fresh country eggs, brown orwhite, Madisonville, $1.25/dozen423-442-3102

HARRIS STUMP GRINDING

Professional, Affordable,Reliable, & InsuredNew 4x4 MachineCALL 423-506-0166 FORYOUR FREE ESTIMATE

PLUMBING

CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS

MISCELLANEOUS

White half runner beans, freshpicked when ordered,$35/bushel, 423-404-4993

2006 Kawasaki Vulcan Classic,purchased new off showroomfloor in 2010. Black, 8,000 miles,added $3,000 in chrome afterpurchase, like new, immaculatecondition $6,500 OBO 870-844-0291 or 870-844-7002 in Madis-onville.

Brown, medium and extra largefree range chicken eggs for sale$1.50-$4/dozen 865-661-0686

John Deere plaque/wall hang-ing, checkerboard game as wellas wall decor, just remove andplay, $50, 865-812-8521.

Collectibles, Yesterday figurines$20-$40, Holiday Barbie from1981-1990's, Denim Day fig-urines, $30/set, Complete 50stat S&P quarters with all fiftyteddy bear holders still pack-aged, 423-404-3107 leave mes-sage

25 gallon Homebrew brandcrock, $60, 423-337-5973.

Anitque hay rake $100 423-442-5606

Collectible whiskey decanters,Jim Beam, Ezra Brooks etc.,423-442-6435.

MUSIC

History of Football books 423-337-6798

Farm fresh eggs, Greenback,$2/dozen, 865-250-0230

Gallon glass jugs $2/each 423-253-4162

Four and five gallon buckets withlids 423-253-4162

22 inch bike, ladies, heavy duty,alluminum, purple $40 423-506-6141

Vantage slim line guitar, hardshelled case, blonde, acousticwith electric pick-up $300. Addi-tional case $50, 423-519-6832

Two 25' loging chains $95/ both423-351-7736

Antique teddy bear cookie jar,received as a Christmas gift in1945, purchased locally inSweetwater, $40, 423-337-5973

Built to SuitPOLE BARNS, BOAT AND RV EQUIPMENTSTORAGES.

GARAGES AND SHEDSFREE ESTIMATES423-436-0921

PEST CONTROL

Firewood $60 a rik delivered inMadisonville 423-807-0593

Seasoned oak firewood for sale$50/rik Sweetwater 423-836-3016

Weider weights 423-253-2324

Firewood, all hardwood $25/rik423-519-6061

Firewood for sale, $45/load 423-519-7532

Lift chair, good shape, back uppower for power outages, willdeliver, $250, 423-572-2202

HEAT & COOLING

Let the Butler Do It!

423-507-4461

Small Job Specialist35 Years Experience

Water HeatersToilets & Faucets

Electric Sewer & Drain Cleaning

BUTLER PLUMBINGSERVICES

Psalm 90:17

CHRISTIAN OWNED AND OPERATED

New parts for Nutron R51 LXPwheelchair, two new motors,650 watts $100/both, new bat-tery charger $25, two backwheels, new, $10 423-295-5245

Farm fresh eggs, Niota$1.50/dozen 423-453-8033

Tree Lounge treestand $125423-351-3860

D & M MOWING SERVICESResidential & Commercial

Tim Denton 519-2364

LAWN & FARM

Elvis Presley collectables 423-519-6390

Christmas dishes, 12 place set-ting, 1960's, bought at Rose'sstore in Athens $35 423-506-6141

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A growing bedlam ofU.S. lawmakers onWednesday joined Presi-dent Donald Trump in de-claring the death ofAmerican college studentOtto Warmbier as “mur-der” just days after he wasreleased from a North Ko-rean prison, and accordingto the Associated Press“all eyes” were on theWhite House as the ad-ministration weighed pos-sible options. Warmbier,who was returned to thestates in a coma, died onMonday as a result ofwhat his parents called“awful torturous mistreat-ment.” Meanwhile, Fox Newsreported on Wednesdaythe European Union hadentered discussions withSouth Korea and Chinaregarding a potential roleas a negotiator with NorthKorea on ending Py-ongyang’s nuclear pro-gram, a reflection ofconcern in Brussels, Seoul,and Beijing that sanctions

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