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Vol. 46 No. 206
I
n the wake of recent officer-involved shootings and one
where an officer stopped a suspect by running over him
with his patrol unit, law enforcement is under the spotlight again.
So, it begs the questions: When is deadly force appropriate, and how are officers trained to handle suspects
who do not comply?
Springhill Police Chief Will Lynd says the use of deadly force
should always be a last resort.
“As police, we try to avoid deadly force at all costs,” Lynd said.
“People forget that police are human beings as well, and no
human being wants to ever take another one’s life. Deadly force
is a last resort.”
See SHOOTINGS, Page 16
Environmental Protection Agency officials say
baseline air sampling and
monitoring should begin
within the next two to
three weeks.
Officials with the EPA,
Louisiana Department of
Environmental Quality
and scientists were on
hand at an educational
workshop Thursday to
explain the methods and
equipment that will be
used to conduct the studies as well as answer questions from community
members.
Adam Adams, onsite
coordinator with EPA
Region 6 says there are six
proposed sites where
equipment will be located,
four around Camp Minden and two on the military installation. So far,
agreements have been
signed to allow them to
place their equipment at
Lakeside Jr./Sr. High
School, possibly at the
fairgrounds in Minden, a
location in Doyline by the
water tower and an undecided location eight to 10
miles north of Camp Minden. They are also working
on getting permission to
place equipment somewhere in Haughton or
Princeton.
“The reason for that is
because of the predominant wind that comes
from the south,” he said.
“It’s pretty substantial, so
we wanted to have one
that was pretty far out and
one that was pretty close.”
The two proposed sites
at Camp Minden will be
on the S-line and at the
north gate.
During the session,
meteorologist Steven
Mauch, of Weston Solutions of West Chester,
Pennsylvania, talked about
the processes of each
piece of equipment and
how samples will be
obtained and tested.
At each site, sampling
and monitoring will be
taking place simultaneously for about 16 days,
and Adams says a safe
turnaround time for getting results is about 30
days – two to three weeks
for analyzing the samples
and the remaining time to
get the results back.
Adams says the baseline characterization is
See EPA, Page 2
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LoUIsIANA LEgIsLAtURE
Privatization deals leave schools stuck with ‘legacy costs’
MELINDA DESLATTE
Associated Press
costs associated with exhospital employees, without giving them money to
pay for them.
The private managers
that took control of the
LSU hospitals and clinics
didn't take on the liabilities
associated with former and
retired hospital employees.
Millions of dollars in those
costs are expected year
after year.
Medical school leaders
— Larry Hollier from the
New Orleans school and
Robert Barish from the
Shreveport school — told
the Senate Finance Committee that they've burned
through cash reserves covering the expenses.
"There's no way we can
absorb the legacy costs
and survive," said Hollier,
chancellor of the LSU
Health Sciences CenterNew Orleans.
The costs slated to fall
next year on the New
Orleans medical school are
$36.6 million and $19.8
million for the Shreveport
medical school, LSU officials said.
Barish, chancellor of the
LSU Health Sciences Center-Shreveport, described
the
former
hospital
employee costs as items
such as termination pay
and unemployment for
laid off workers, health and
life insurance for retirees
and workers compensation expenses.
Frank Opelka, the university system's health
EPA
meteorologist did a very
good job in laying that
out. I was very interested
in how the data collection
units work.”
While a recommendation has been made by the
Louisiana Military Department and turned in to the
EPA, the method of disposal has not been
released to the public. EPA
officials at the meeting
were hesitant to discuss
the method, saying they
weren’t prepared to discuss it until the EPA has
had time to review it and
approve it.
The materials for
Thursday’s meeting are on
the EPA’s website, and any
feedback, input or concerns can be emailed to
[email protected]
ov. Adams says if anyone
feels an additional workshop needs to take place,
those concerns can be
emailed as well.
During the meeting,
some of the community
members thought it would
be a good idea to have an
additional workshop on
the effects on the groundwater. Several questions
were asked in that regard,
and officials said they
would be open to the idea.
The topic of the next
workshop will be response
preparedness, which will
be at 6 p.m., Thursday,
April 23, at the Louisiana
Wildlife and Fisheries
office, just outside of
Camp Minden.
BATON ROUGE —
LSU's medical schools in
New Orleans and Shreveport are struggling to pay
millions of dollars in insurance, retiree and maintenance costs left to them
from the privatization of
the state's charity hospitals, state senators were
told Thursday.
The chancellors of the
two medical schools outlined more than $56 million in "legacy costs" they
face in the fiscal year that
begins July 1. Gov. Bobby
Jindal's budget would
leave the health sciences
centers in New Orleans
and Shreveport to cover
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what everything is before
remediation of the M6
propellant at Camp Minden begins. Scientists will
be looking for pollutants
in the air before the
destruction of the propellant begins.
“When we have a
removal action, we want to
know what the conditions
are before the action
starts, we want to know
what the actions are during the operation and
after,” he said, “so there is
a comparison if there is an
impact during that. Generally, we look at air, water,
soil – in this particular
sampling plan, this is the
first step in the process.”
He says that just
because air and soil are
the only ones being
addressed during this particular workshop doesn’t
mean groundwater and
other “media” aren’t being
addressed.
Jason Veitch, a member
of the Citizens Advisory
Group, says he learned a
great deal during the
workshop. He works with
chemicals every day, he
says, but this is a whole
other ball game.
“For what we’re trying
to do with the advisory
group, it sounds like we’re
on par with a lot of
things,” he said. “It was
really good. I’ve been
studying some stuff, and
the scientists and the
care chief, said the Jindal
administration thought it
had found a fix to pay for
the expenses with federal
Medicaid money. But he
said the state recently realized it's reached a cap on
the federal financing
source targeted.
Sen. Sherri Buffington,
R-Keithville, asked what
happens if the medical
schools are forced to
absorb those costs.
"The term bankruptcy
comes to mind," Hollier
replied.
With
the
medical
schools running out of
reserves, Buffington asked,
"Is there a plan B at this
point?"
Opelka said LSU is
negotiating with the Jindal
administration about a
financing plan.
"We're still looking for
the magic pill," he said.
"Currently, we haven't
come to an agreement. But
we are talking."
Jindal has privatized
nine LSU-run hospitals
and their clinics since 2013
through no-bid contracts.
In most instances, the
management company of
a nearby hospital took over
operations. Three contracts closed an LSU hospital and shifted its services
to private hospitals.
Sen. Ed Murray, D-New
Orleans, said lawmakers
were never told the legacy
costs would become medical school liabilities when
the LSU-run hospitals
were privatized.
"It's just amazing to me
that we're even having
these discussions and
these things were not
taken into account when
we went down this road
with privatization," Murray said.
As the medical schools
struggle with the ex-hospital worker costs, private
operators of the stateowned hospitals and clinics say they need $142 million more than what's
included in Jindal's budget
to provide the same level of
services to the uninsured
next year. The Jindal
administration says it has
identified some money to
fill that gap, though it hasn't outlined the plans.
Steven Mauch, a meteorologist with Weston Solutions of West Chester, Pennsylvania,
explains how air sampling and monitoring equipment works. This unit is called a
PQ200, which gathers samples of particulates in the air. Those samples are then collected and sent to a lab for analysis. Michelle Bates/Press-Herald
LoUIsIANA LEgIsLAtURE
Jindal defends
religious
objections bill
BRIAN SLODYSKO
Associated Press
BATON ROUGE— Gov.
Bobby Jindal on Thursday
gave a full-throated defense
of a divisive religious objections bill that critics say
could sanction discrimination against same-sex couples in Louisiana
The Republican governor's comments doubling
down in support of the legislation came one day after
computer giant IBM sent
Jindal's office a letter signaling "strong" opposition to
the bill.
Jindal,
speaking
to
reporters in a wide-ranging
interview, attempted to flip
the script on opponents by
describing the bill as an
anti-discrimination measure designed to protect
Christians who are morally
opposed to same-sex marriage in an increasingly permissive society.
"Religious liberty is not
just about the ability to pray
a couple of hours a week,"
said Jindal, who has presidential ambitions built on
an appeal to evangelical
Christians and social conservatives. "Religious liberty
is about being able to live
your life seven days a week
according to your beliefs."
The letter from IBM —
which has plans for an 800worker facility in Baton
Rouge — cuts into the business-friendly reputation Jindal has sought to cultivate
and frequently touts.
"A bill that legally protects discrimination based
on same-sex marriage status
will create a hostile environment for our current and
prospective employees, and
is antithetical to our company's values," wrote James M.
Driesse, a senior state executive for the company. "IBM
will find it much harder to
attract talent to Louisiana if
this bill is passed and enacted into law."
As written, the "Marriage
and Conscience Act" — a
cornerstone of Jindal's legislative agenda — would
prohibit the state from
denying any resident or
business a license, benefits
or tax deductions because of
actions taken "in accordance with a religious belief
or moral conviction" about
marriage.
Jindal and the bill's sponsor, Rep. Mike Johnson, RBossier City, say the measure
would in no way condone
discrimination against LGBT
couples. But what exactly
the bill would accomplish is
the subject of heated debated, with critics and some
legal experts arguing the bill
would allow discrimination
should
gay
marriage
become legal in Louisiana.
When asked how the proposed religious objection
law is any different from
laws that used to condone
discrimination against black
people on religious and
moral grounds, Jindal said
such comparisons were
"offensive."
"I personally think it is
offensive
to
compare
Catholics, evangelical Christians and others that are trying to obey their teachings,
their churches' teachings,
their conscience, to racists,
to bigots," Jindal said. "I
know a lot of people are
changing their views on
(same-sex marriage), but I
think it would be wrong to
compare ... them to racists,
to bigots."
To illustrate his point, Jindal raised the specter of
Christian business owners
who were threatened with
fines for refusing to participate in gay and lesbian weddings "in New York and ...
western states" where samesex marriage is allowed.
Such businesses could
include bakers, florists, wedding planners and photographers.
"These are people who
were forced by their state to
pay heavy fines or lose their
business licenses," he said,
though he added that has
not happened in Louisiana.
Religious objections laws
have recently drawn fierce
debate in other states
including Indiana and
Arkansas,
prompting
changes to the laws.
Same-sex couples in
Louisiana are not allowed to
marry under the state constitution, which defines
marriage as between one
man and one woman, and
there are no legal protections from discrimination
for gays and lesbians.
But the U.S. Supreme
Court is expected to soon
rule on a case that could
strike down same-sex marriage bans across the country, one reason Johnson's
bill was proposed.
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Around Town
Saturday, April 18
Creighton Hill Community Development Corporation will sponsor classes to inform the community
of how to “own a house with no money down” and
about “grants available for home owners older
than 62 years of age.” Topics include budgeting,
credit, banking, home ownership, effective ways of
saving, breaking free of pay day loans and how a
homeowner older than 62 years of age can get
grants for home repairs. Facilitators are Tamekia
Farley and Willie Roberson. Cost is free. For more
information and registration contact Willie Roberson at 318-834-3698, Sandra Scott at 318-9495768 or email [email protected].
Sunday, April 19
Annual choir anniversary program at 3 p.m. at
Union Grove Baptist Church. Special guest is
Springfield Baptist Church of Mt. Lebanon. Other
guests will be soloists and choirs from the surrounding area.
Lakeview Preschool plate lunch fundraiser from 11
a.m. until 1 p.m. Plates will include Hugh Woods
pork chop dinner with pork chops, au gratin potatoes, dirty rice, roll and a dessert. Plates are $10
each, carry out only. For tickets call 377-1226 or
377-1302 before noon.
St. John Divine Baptist Church will celebrate Minister Herbert L. Rhone and his wife’s 10th anniversary at 3 p.m. at 517 Lake Road in Sibley. Come
and share this special occasion with guest speaker Minister Rodney Williams, pastor of King
Solomon Baptist Church in Sibley. The theme will
be “Don’t give out, don’t give in, don’t give up,”
Galatians 6:9.
Mt. Olive Baptist Church will have an installation
service for Rev. Roy Glenn Edwards at 2:30 p.m.
Special guest and presiding minister will be Rev.
Asby Glosson of New Light Baptist Church.
Bright Star Baptist Church will have its annual
Deacon and Deaconess Program at 2:30 p.m.
Special guest will be Rev. Dwayne Redman and
Egypt Hill Baptist Church of Plain Dealing.
Just Faith COGIC will be having a musical at 4
p.m. Special guests will be the Amos Brothers of
Athens. Event will be located at 210 South
Fairview. All are invited.
Greater St. Paul Baptist Church will celebrate its
fourth Pastor’s Appreciation at 3 p.m. Lunch will be
served. All are invited.
MASTER GARDENERS
Green Thumb Jamboree
kicks off this Saturday
The Piney Hills LA Master Gardeners will host the
Green Thumb Jamboree at the Webster Parish Extension
Office in Minden from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m on April 18.
There is no cost to attend the festival.
A welcome center in the Teaching Garden gazebo will
be manned by Master Gardeners to enable attendees to
sign up to be on a gardening event email list, get festival
questions answered and plant-related questions as well.
A variety of vendors, demonstrations, children’s activities
and speakers will be available for visitors.
The PHLMG annual plant sale will also be held at the
Jamboree.
The Jamboree will be held in lieu of the annual garden
tour, Trails & Trellises for 2015.
The demonstration schedule is as follows:
9 a.m. - Lee Faulk, asst. extension agent - Soil Sampling
9:45 a.m. - Tiffany Fox, master gardener - Plants That
Attract Butterflies
10 a.m. - Julie Alexander, master gardener - Bale Gardening
11 a.m. - Evalyn Cabell, president, PHLMG - Propogation
Noon - Mary Anna Perryman, master gardener - Container Gardening/Succulent Plants
Annual
Women’s Day
Pine Grove Baptist Church will celebrate
Annual Women’s Day at 11 a.m. on April
19. Guest speaker will be Sister Lillie M.
Norton of Mt. Canaan Baptist Church.
Is your church or
organization hosting a
local event?
1 p.m. - Melba Love, master gardener - Fresh Wreaths
2 p.m. Julie Alexander, master gardener - Children’s
Garden Demonstration
The following vendors will be on site:
• Brickart
• Cathy McCormick Wreaths
• Willis Farms Native Plants
• Granddaddy’s Workshop
• Plum Nelly, Eric’s Pens
• Buford Shively Plants & Herbs
• Brenda Perryman Wreaths and Arrangements
• Sunny Side Farms
• Bird Brained Birdhouses
• Turk Valentine Cutting Boards
• Fiddler Creek Trading
• Paige Burton Scentsy
• Chrissy Smith Jeunesse
• Piney Hills LA Master Gardeners (plant sale, gently
used books, gloves, plant markers, etc.).
• Drinks and food will also be available for purchase
from several food vendors.
For more information, please call 318-927-2106, 318377-1513 or visit www.phlmg.com.
UCAP needs:
Food: canned beef stew, canned fruit, rice, spam,
sugar (1-2 lb. bags or boxes)
Household Items: dishes and king and queen sheets
Clothing: boy's shirts - size 2, men's work boots - all
sizes, men's shorts - all sizes, men's pants - 32 waist
Donations may be made at 204 Miller Street between
10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday or call
377-6804.
Call the
Minden Press-Herald
at 377-1866 to learn how to get
the word out in the
Webster Life section!
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sports
briefs
nfl
Adrian Peterson
reinstated to NFL
MINNEAPOLIS (AP)
— Adrian Peterson has
been cleared to return to
the NFL. Now all that
remains to be settled is
where he will play next
season.
Commissioner Roger
Goodell
sent
the
Minnesota Vikings star a
letter on Thursday advising him of his reinstatement. Peterson missed
most of last season while
facing child abuse charges
in Texas.
Goodell wrote that
Peterson will have to fulfill all the obligations of
his plea deal that reduced
a felony charge to a misdemeanor.
Goodell also told
Peterson he would have to
continue attending counseling while adhering to
the league's new personal
conduct policy to avoid
further discipline.
"Any further violation
of the personal conduct
policy by Peterson would
result in additional discipline,
which
could
include suspension without pay or banishment
from the NFL," the league
said.
Peterson's agent has
said the star running back
wants to play elsewhere
next season. But the
Vikings say they have no
plans to trade him.
"We look forward to
Adrian re-joining the
Vikings," the team said in
a statement issued after
the announcement.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
minden falls to loyola
BL AKE BR ANCH
[email protected]
The
Minden
Crimson Tide, playing
back-to-back days due
to Tuesday’s rain, fell
to the Loyola Flyers on
the road, 8-5.
Loyola did most of
their damage early on,
scoring six of their
eight runs in the first
inning.
The Tide are nearing
the end of a brutal road
stretch, with games
left at Northwood and
Huntington,
before
they come home for
their district finale
against Fair Park.
In this contest, the
Tide bats were held in
check by Loyola’s
starting pitcher, Austin
Townsend.
The Tide could only
muster five hits off the
big lefty, as he went all
seven innings, striking
out five and only
allowing two earned
runs
Crimson Tide reliever Gunner Stephens
pitched well in relief
of starter Gavin Smith,
going 5 2/3 innings,
allowing seven hits
and striking out four.
Jordan Lyday led the
offense for Minden,
going 2-3 with two singles and a RBI.
Gunner Stephens had
the only other RBI,
going 1-4 with a runscoring
single.
Cameron Morgan and
Peyton Gray rounded
out the Tide’s offense
with singles.
The Tide will play at
Northwood tomorrow,
starting at noon.
Jordan Lyday led the Tide offense Wednesday with two singles and an RBI.
Press-Herald Photo/Blake Branch
Glenbrook
Hunter’s Super
Raffle
Congratulations to last week’s big
winners in the Glenbrook Hunter’s
Weekly Super Raffle. Left, Jason
Veitch of Minden poses with the
Heritage Rough Rider 22 LR Revolver
Pistol he won in the Wednesday, Apr. 8
drawing, with winning numbers 970.
Right, Chad Callendar of Minden poses
with the Diamond Back AR15 with Mag
Pul accessories he won in the Saturday,
Apr. 11 drawing. His winning numbers
were 576. The Glenbrook Super Raffle is
sponsored by Rockin’ Rooster in Minden
and Michael’s Men’s Store and Sporting
Goods in Homer. Submitted photos
swimming
Phelps wins first
race in eight months
MESA, Ariz. (AP) —
Michael Phelps won the
100-meter butterfly at his
first meet in eight months
Thursday night, beginning his push to compete
at a fifth Olympics next
year.
The 18-time Olympic
gold medalist led at the
halfway mark and went
on to touch first in 52.38
seconds in front of a big
crowd at the outdoor
Arena Pro Swim Series
meet.
"I thought it was OK,"
said
Bob
Bowman,
Phelps' coach. "There's so
many things he could do
better. That was kind of
his get-into-it swim."
Phelps' time was slower than a year ago, when
he finished second to
longtime rival Ryan
Lochte in 52.13 at the
same meet after ending an
abbreviated retirement.
Lochte was second this
time in 53.11.
"I trained the living
crap out of him,"
Bowman said, explaining
this year's slower time.
Phelps is back competing after serving a sixmonth suspension handed
down by USA Swimming
after his second drunken
driving arrest. He said
Wednesday that he's aiming for the 2016 Rio
Olympics.
It's his first meet since
the
Pan
Pacific
Championships
in
August. He was cheered
on by mother Debbie and
fiancee Nicole Johnson,
who smiled while gazing
at Phelps during his postrace interview.
"I'm always hard on
myself," he said. "It's OK,
probably some things to
fix. It's a good starting
point."
MLB ROUNDUP
D’backs win, Stanton homers in MLB action
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
— Aaron Hill hit a two-run
double with two outs in the
12th inning and the Arizona
Diamondbacks held on to beat
the San Francisco Giants 7-6
on Thursday night.
Ender Inciarte singled to
lead off the inning against
Sergio Romo (0-1) and stole
second base. After Paul
Goldschmidt was intentionally walked with one out, Cliff
Pennington popped out to
short. Hill followed with a line
shot into the gap in left-center
to drive in both runners.
Randall Delgado (1-1), the
eighth Arizona pitcher, retired
six batters for the win.
Mark Trumbo, Paul
Goldschmidt and A.J. Pollock
homered
for
the
Diamondbacks, who blew a
three-run lead late before beating San Francisco for only the
fourth time in the last 15
games.
Brandon Crawford homered to end an 0-for-23 slump
for the Giants. San Francisco
has lost seven straight.
Mets 7, Marlins 5
Lucas Duda got three
more hits and New York overcame Giancarlo Stanton's
blast and Ichiro Suzuki's ballet for its fifth straight win.
The Mets lost a replay
challenge that took nearly six
minutes, but posted their
longest winning streak since
May 2013.
Wilmer Flores hit a threerun homer that helped the
Mets rally from a 3-0 deficit.
Duda raised his average to
.395.
Stanton hit his first home
run since a fastball to the face
ended his season last
September.
Suzuki made a pair of
headfirst dives into home
plate on the same play, eluding catcher Travis d'Arnaud to
make it 5-all in the seventh.
Originally called out, Suzuki
was ruled safe after a lengthy
replay review.
Jerry Blevins (1-0) got the
win and Jeurys Familia closed
for his fourth save. Mike
Dunn (0-1) took the loss.
Twins 8, Royals 5
Kennys Vargas and Kurt
Suzuki each hit a two-run
homer, powering Minnesota
to its first series win this season.
Tommy Milone (2-0)
picked up his second straight
victory for the Twins, recovering from a rough start to log
5 1-3 innings.
Lorenzo Cain put the
Royals in front with his tworun shot in the first inning, but
starter Jason Vargas (1-1) was
shelled.
Cardinals 4, Brewers 0
John Lackey threw seven
scoreless innings and Matt
Carpenter doubled twice,
helping St. Louis over
Milwaukee.
Lackey (1-0) gave up five
hits, struck out eight and
walked one.
St. Louis took a 2-0 lead
on two doubles and two singles in the sixth inning.
Carpenter doubled to right
to begin the sixth inning. With
one out, Matt Holliday hit a 32 pitch up the middle for a
run-scoring single. Holiday
stole second and went to third
on Jhonny Peralta's single.
Mark Reynolds hit an RBI
double to center, but Peralta
was thrown out trying to
score.
Brewers starter Mike Fiers
(0-2) allowed seven hits in 5
2-3 innings.
Nationals 5 Phillies 2
Doug Fister pitched effectively into the seventh inning,
Yunel Escobar and Michael
A. Taylor each hit a homer,
and
Washington
beat
Philadelphia.
Ryan Zimmerman added a
two-run
double
for
Washington which, after averaging 2.4 runs through its first
seven games, has 22 runs and
28 hits over its last three.
Fister (1-0) allowed two
runs on four hits in 6 2-3
innings, striking out four and
walking four.
Drew Storen pitched the
ninth for his third save.
Cole Hamels (0-2) gave up
five runs and five hits in six
innings. He walked four and
struck out seven. The lefthander had allowed three
earned runs or fewer in each
of his last 15 starts against
Washington.
Rays 4, Blue Jays 2
Chris Archer struck out 11
in seven shutout innings and
pinch-hitter Tim Beckham
had a two-run homer in the
sixth to lead Tampa Bay.
It was the second pinch-hit
homer of the season for
Beckham, making him the
first rookie in Tampa Bay history with two pinch-hit long
balls — and the first Rays
player since Willy Aybar in
2010 to hit two in a season.
Before this season, the
only Rays rookies with pinchhit home runs were Bubba
Trammell in 1998 and Jonny
Gomes in 2005.
Archer (2-1) allowed just
two hits and two walks, lowering his ERA to 1.37.
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Smart heading to Texas Big blue nation set to invade
RICHMOND, Va. (AP)
— Shaka Smart has been a
hot coaching commodity
since leading Virginia
Commonwealth to the
Final Four in 2011. He had
reportedly shunned several
big-time offers, but the lure
of Texas was finally too
much to turn down.
VCU sports information
director Scott Day confirmed Thursday night that
Smart was leaving the
Richmond university to
take over the program in
Austin. Smart met with
VCU players earlier in the
evening at the Siegel
Center, the team's home
arena, and at least one player was seen crying when he
left.
Smart, who has won at
least 26 games in each of
his six seasons at VCU, is
bolting for a Texas program
that hasn't been able to
unseat Kansas atop the Big
12. But the Longhorns also
boast the wealthiest athletic
department in the country
and easy access to some of
the nation's most fertile
recruiting grounds in
Dallas and Houston.
Terms of Smart's con-
tract were not immediately
released and VCU said a
statement
would
be
released Friday. Barnes
made $2.62 million last
season, while Smart made
$1.8 million with the Rams.
Texas athletic director
Steve Patterson had zeroed
in on bringing Smart to
Texas immediately after
firing former Longhorns
coach Rick Barnes last
weekend. Patterson flew to
Richmond on Thursday to
close the deal. Texas officials did not have any
immediate comment on the
hire.
Smart did not speak to
the
media
gathered
Thursday and VCU players
were escorted from the
building by university public relations without offering comments.
That Barnes was pushed
out shows Patterson, a former
NBA
executive,
expects big things from
basketball. Barnes won
three Big 12 titles and
recruited elite talent to
Austin. Former Longhorns
T.J. Ford (2003) and Kevin
Durant (2007) won national
player of the year honors.
But the program had
plateaued and the earlyround exits in the NCAA
Tournament started to
mount, despite rosters full
of future NBA talent.
At VCU, Smart took
over a program that had
had great success under
Jeff Capel, and then
Anthony Grant. He hopes
to avoid the pitfalls at
Texas that his predecessors encountered when
they left to take over programs at universities considered "football schools."
By leaving before May
1, Smart owes VCU a
$500,000 buyout. His contract also contains a provision that if he became a
head coach at another
institution, that school
would have to play VCU
in a home-and-home
series, or pay VCU
$250,000.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP)
— John Calipari has
endeared himself to Big
Blue Nation because he
does what Wildcat fans
demand — win.
He's delivered a championship, competes annually
for national titles. Now he
can immortalize himself in
the eyes of Kentucky's rabid
fans by giving them something they've never had —
an undefeated national
championship.
And you can bet your
last Bluegrass dollar that
Indianapolis will be overwhelmingly blue with
throngs flocking to see firsthand if their unbeaten
Wildcats can get two more
wins at the Final Four.
Then again, they always
are.
"Ever since we've been
going to games we've hoped
for a season like this,
unbeaten and perfect," said
Roy Holsclaw, 81, who
attended Kentucky's 1958
title-clinching game with
his wife Katherine and has
been a season ticket holder
since 1959.
"I never thought we'd
experience anything like
this. It's a once-in-a-lifetime
possibility and we hope to
see it happen."
An estimated 10,000
turned out in Louisville for
the Midwest regional and
filled the lower bowl of the
rival Cardinals' home court
— for practice. Yes, we're
talking about practice!
"I think they're crazy, but
I've said it before," Calipari
said of his fan base.
"They're nuts. But it makes
them what they are and
they're passionate about letting everybody know, 'I'm a
Kentucky fan.'"
Friday's open practice at
71,000-seat Lucas Oil
Stadium leaves room for at
least twice as many
Wildcats fans to invade in
hopes of giving Kentucky
(38-0) a decided advantage
in Saturday night's Final
Four
rematch
with
Wisconsin (35-3). Fans of
the Badgers, Duke and
Michigan State no doubt
have similar ideas and are
known to travel just as well.
That's just fine with Big
Blue Nation, which welcomes challengers to their
boasts of being national
champions in fandom as
well. The fans will take
over the city because that's
what they do.
During last month's
Southeastern Conference
tournament, Wildcat faithful swarmed Nashville to
turn Bridgestone Arena to
Rupp Arena South, buying
up tickets as other schools
were eliminated. When the
SEC tournament was held
in Atlanta, there would be
many Wildcats fans the city
became known as "Catlanta."
Tipoff for the first semifinal game is still more
than 36 hours away, and no
disrespect to the Badgers,
but Kentucky fans have
already accounted for 17
percent of early ticket
sales to Monday night's
championship
on
StubHub.com to see if the
Wildcats can pick up a ninth
NCAA championship.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Organization being formed to address minority coaches
A group of prominent
black coaches headlined by
Tubby Smith and Shaka
Smart are forming an organization to address the
dwindling numbers of
minority head coaches in
college basketball.
The
National
Association for Coaching
Equity and Development is
in response to the dissolution of the Black Coaches
Association. Ten years
after minority coaches held
more than 25 percent of the
jobs across the country, the
percentage dropped to 22
percent last year. And
another 12 minority coaches have been fired this season.
As the NCAA's crown
jewel — the men's Final
Four — descends on
Indianapolis this weekend
with all four teams
coached by white men,
Smith,
Smart,
John
Thompson III and a growing list of some of the
game's most accomplished
coaches say they are
answering the call from
those who came before
them to speak up with
authority and address the
issues that have bubbled
back to the surface.
"There hasn't been a
voice for people speaking
out and saying, 'Look,
what are you all doing
administratively? What's
this about? Why has this all
happened?' And question
it," Smith, who won a
national title at Kentucky
and now coaches at Texas
Tech, told The Associated
Press.
Smith was one of the
charter members of the
Black
Coaches
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Taylor won’t return to Bama
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Alabama spokeswoman
Deborah Lane said in a
statement Thursday that
former defensive tackle
"Jonathan Taylor is no
longer a student at The
University of Alabama
and is not eligible for
readmission,"
even
though the accuser in
Taylor's domestic violence case recanted her
story to police that Taylor
assaulted her.
Consequently,
Alabama coach Nick
Saban said that Taylor
will not return to the
He
dismissed
team.
Taylor from the Tide on
Sunday.
"That decision has
already been made. He
won't be back with us,"
Saban told ESPN.com on
Thursday.
A deposition released
Thursday by Tuscaloosa
County District Court
indicates the 24-year-old
woman, identified as
Gina Marie Nawab, said
the bruises on her neck
were self-inflicted and
damage to a door in her
apartment was already
there.
She was charged with
false reporting to law
enforcement.
"She made it up to get
back at him for cheating
on her in December and
she thought he was cheating again," the deposition
said.
Tuscaloosa Police Lt.
Kip Hart said Wednesday
that the charges against
Taylor will be reviewed
after the woman said in
interviews with police
over two days that she
made up the story and
that he didn't hurt her.
Attorney
Kim
Stephens, who's representing Taylor in a pending Georgia domestic
violence case, said his
client has maintained all
along he didn't assault
Nawab.
"I know he's upset and
I know that he's been
adamant that he didn't do
anything as far as touching her improperly or hitting her or choking her,"
Stephens said. "Nothing
criminal in nature.
Association, a once-powerful group headed by trail
blazers
like
John
Thompson,
George
Raveling and John Chaney
to kick down the doors that
colleges and universities
slammed in the faces of
minority coaches.
So it pained him to
watch the BCA lose its
influence in recent years
while struggling to come
up with funding from the
NCAA and other sources.
As the BCA started to disappear, so have the opportunities for black coaches
across the country.
The new group, the
National Association for
Coaching Equity and
Development, has more
than 40 minority coaches
on board and aims to
replace the now-defunct
BCA as the most influential advocate to push
schools to give candidates
of color more consideration for head coaching
jobs. It also wants to better
prepare the younger generation of coaches to succeed
in those jobs and help athletes gain admission to col-
lege and excel when they
get there.
"These coaches need to
understand that guys like
Chaney and Thompson and
Nolan Richardson paid
their dues," said organizer
Merritt Norvell. "They're
upset right now with us
because nobody has continued to fight the fight."
Of the final 16 teams in
the NCAA Tournament,
not one had a black head
coach. So far only one
vacancy — Dave Leitao at
DePaul — has been filled
by a black coach.
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BEETLE BAILEY | MORT & GREG WALKER
HI AND LOIS | BRIAN WALKER, GREG WALKER AND CHANCE BROWNE
BLONDIE | DEAN YOUNG AND JOHN MARSHALL
MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM | MIKE PETERS
FUNKY WINKERBEAN | TOM BATIUK
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Classifieds
8 Friday, April 17, 2015 - Minden Press-Herald
NORTHWEST LOUISIANA
The Marketplace of Webster and Bossier Parishes.
Minden Press-Herald | 203 Gleason Street • Minden, La. 71055 | 318-377-1866 | www.press-herald.com
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
SERVICES
FOR
SALE
ing, hedging, weed
eating,
blowing,
other
services
available. Call for
a free quote. Lawn
Management 318377-8169
beige $4,026
2006 CADILLAC
SRX silver, 3rd row
seat, fully loaded,
full length sunroof, 75,000 miles,
$9,995 382-0309
Serving Minden &
surrounding areas.
15 yrs experience.
Call 318-525-2099
for pricing estimates.
DENIED Social Security DISABILITY
and/ or SSI?
Please CALL 318272-3312 ALWAYS
leave a message.
NO money up front
8.5 miles south of
Lakeside HS. Hwy
371. Call 410-9137412
PIANO 1904 Everett
from Boston with
matching
bench.
Great Shape. Was
always on inside
wall. Paid $650,
make offer. 318230-3877
Department Report:
Mike
Chreene
that
there were some
maintenance
issues
at
the
sewer plant and
is in the process
of replacing some
pipes and other
items.
He also
reported that the
Brad Graff, the
village
engineer,
will be helping
with
a
grant
application to help
with the expenses
of
the
work.
NEED LAWN SER- 2014 BRAHMA 6X16 reported
TRAILER
VICE/CARE? mow- HORSE
SALE
BY
COMPLETE LAWN FOR
CARE
SERVICES OWNER 5.3 acres,
GrowÊ YourÊB usiness
Call Courtney to place your ad!
377-1866
PLACEÊ YOURÊ
ADÊ TODAY!
HUSBAND
FOR
HIRE Home main-
Classified line ads are
published Monday
through Friday in the
Minden Press-Herald,
Bossier Press-Tribune
and online at
tenance jobs. Call
Charles
Stubbs 253 SOUTH TANSat426-5425 or 377- GLEWOOD
urday
April
18th,
865
LAND
CLEARING 7AM- Until. No earBush
hogging, ly birds!
forestry/mulching
head w/ bobcat.
Call 371-1743 or
294-5052.
NANNY NEEDED
Rates
PricingÊisÊe asy!
$7.75
Per Day - Up to 20
words! Additional
words are only 30¢
cents more!
GarageÊS ales
No word limit.
$11
One Day
$16.50
Two Days
Receive a FREEÊGar ageÊS aleÊ
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Deadlines
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the day before
publication. Display ads
two days prior to
publication.
Public Notices
Public notices must be
submitted two days prior to
publication date depending
on the length. Notices
may be emailed to
[email protected]
Payments
Cash, Checks, Billing
RealÊE stateÊNot ice
“All real estate advertised herein is
subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act,
which makes it illegal to advertise any
preference, limitation or discrimination
based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or
intention to make any such preference,
limitation, or discrimination. We will not
knowingly accept any advertising for real
estate, which is in violation of the law.
All persons are hereby informed that all
dwellings advertised are available on an
equal opportunity basis.
GARAGE
SALES
RENTAL
2BR 2BA MH all
appliances including washer & dryer.
$400/ mo $400/
dep 382-0045
3BR MOBILE HOME
Seeking Experience
Nanny for part time
seasonal car provided
for work 350$ weekly
email your resume via
[email protected]
or Text 267) 607-3862
267-607-3862
YARD WORK Call
HOMES
FOR
SALE
HOME
FOR
3BR, 2BA BRICK
HOME, ON 3.08
ACRES.
2517
JACK
MARTIN
ROAD $160,000.
BY
APPOINTMENT ONLY. CALL
318-453-8685
318-617-0924
MOBILE HOME lo-
cated in MH park.
For sale cheap.
Cash only. 8949279 or 617-0150
LAND
FOR
SALE
5 ACRE LOT Pine
St. Owner Finance
Available.
3778652
FOR
LEASE
COMMERCIAL
SPACE for lease -
25’ x 30’ Strip Mall
Space,
spacious
windows on two
sides - Eastwood
Country
Square
2036 E Hwy 80
Haughton LA Contact: Mgr. (702)
419-2675
FARM/
RANCH
2006 john deere
5525
asking
$15000,
cab,
cd, air seat, 540
pto only, toplink,
drayah1992@
gmail.com / 337422-774
pool
CNA,
PRN
LPN’s, PRN CNA’s, All
Shifts, Leslie Lakes
Retirement, Arcadia,
La. 318-263-9581
NOW HIRING qualified servers, hostesses and food runners/
bussers.
Email contact information and previous
work experience to
admin@myromas.
com.
WOW
DAIRY
QUEEN now hiring
general
managers!!!
Make
up
too
$900.00 per week!
Send resume to
[email protected]
DRIVERS
BILL & RALPH’S
INC., 118 B&R Drive,
Sarepta, La.,
Accepting
applications for
Delivery Route Drivers
with a CDL-A License.
Paid employee medical
insuarance.
Also
available,
family medical, employee
dental and family dental.
401K match benefits,
hourly plus incentive
pay,
yearly safety bonus
pay.
Apply at Bill & Ralph’s,
Contact Mickey Hodges at
(318)539-2071.
patrol officer, will
be completing the
police
academy
within the next
weeks and will be
back on the job.
Alderman
Connie
asked
about spraying for
mosquitoes. Mike
Chreene reported
that
when
the
weather is right, he
would be spraying
the
village.
SALE Woods
for
rent.
$500/
EMPLOYmonth $400/ dep.
MENT
No Pets. Call 584Village of Dixie Inn
5600
CARING & COM421 MEADOWVIEW, PASSIONATE CNA’S Regular Session
April 13, 2015
MINDEN
com- WANTED
mercial
property Apply in person.
3,000sqft
$1,500 Cypress
Point The Village of Dixie
monthly rent, 12 Nursing Center
InnÕ s Mayor and
month lease. 721 Bossier City, LA
L E W I S V I L L E , (behind Lowe’s on Board of Aldermen
MINDEN
2bd Douglas Dr.)
met
in
regular
1ba house, $575 318-747-2700
session on April
monthly rent. 12 Come & make a
month lease. 7913 difference in some- 13, 2015, at 7:00
p.m. in Village Hall,
HWY 80, PRINC- one’s life
ETON 3 or 4bd 2ba MINISTER OF MU- Dixie Inn, Louisiana
doublewide mobile S I C / O R G A N I S T
with the following
house, $700 mont- Methodist church.
ly rent, 12 month 11:00 Sunday ser- members present:
vices and additional Mayor Ava Nell
lease. 382-0309
services. Details: M c W h o r t e r ,
BOATS
Rev. Linda FlournAlderperson
Kay
FOR SALE 2008 oy, Church Admin.
Stratton,
Connie
Rev.
Raymond
Nitro Z-6 115 HP
Pastor. Woods,
and
Merc.
$12,500 Hampton
Firm.
318-265- 318-377-4171
Evelyn
Walden.
NEEDED! F/T Whirl0266
MOBILE
HOMES
Police Chief James
Edwards reported
that Alan Davis,
Mayor Ava Nell
M c W h o r t e r
reported that she
had attended a
Louisiana Municipal
Association
meeting in Ruston
c o n c e r n i n g
d e v e l o p i n g
businesses in your
towns and villages.
She informed the
council that there
were many good
speakers that gave
good information.
Old
Business:
The subject of
hiring a part time
investigator for the
police department
The meeting was
was tables until
called to order and
a
later
date.
the invocation and
pledge of allegiance
There being no
were
given.
further business, a
motion to adjourn
A motion was made
was
made
by
by Kay Stratton
Evelyn
Walden
and seconded by
and seconded by
Connie Woods to
Kay Stratton. Vote
adopt the minutes
on
the
motion
of the March 9, 2015
was
unanimous.
regular
session.
Vote on the motion
A T T E S T :
was
unanimous.
Jane
Rogers,
Municipal
Clerk
The
financial
statements
were April 17, 2015
Minden Press-Herald
presented
and _______________
were
accepted.
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CALL AND PLACE YOURS TODAY!
377-1866
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PUBLICÊ NOTICES
IN RE: MATURED,
UNREDEEMED,
DOCKET
NO. 638348 SEC. 21
Savings
Bonds
in
the
Louisiana
State
TreasurerÕ s
Possession
and
Location, If Known:
AND
UNCLAIMED
Aaron
UNITED
STATES Grace
( O u a c h i t a )
Abney
SAVINGS
BONDS Barbara
WITH PURCHASERS ( C a l i f o r n i a )
Abney
19TH
JUDICIAL Jennifer
Jennifer
DISTRICT
COURT a.k.a
Phemister (California)
OR OWNERS WITH Christopher D. Adams
LAST
KNOWN (E. Baton Rouge)
Tangee R. Adams
ADDRESSES IN THE (E. Baton Rouge)
Emma L. Aggison
STATE
PARISH OF EAST ( G e o r g i a )
B.
BATON
ROUGE George
Aggison
(Georgia)
OF LOUISIANA
Aguillard
STATE
OF Bette
L O U I S I A N A (Lafayette)
Lottie M. Aguillard
________________ ( L a f a y e t t e )
Marcie
Michelle
(Calcasieu)
NOTICE OF SUIT Allen
Allison
Gordon
(Orleans)
To the list below of Amedee
Patrick
owners of United Christian
(Orleans)
States
savings Amedee
bonds currently in Gloria L. Amedee
the possession of ( O r l e a n s )
Anderson
the Louisiana State Edna
Treasurer and to the ( L a f a y e t t e )
class of unknown Christopher Jamaal
owners of all United Anderson (E. Baton
States
savings Rouge)
Anderson
bonds that have also Theresa
reached their maturity ( L a f a y e t t e )
Anderson
date, that have not Joseph
been redeemed, that ( L a f a y e t t e )
have
purchasers Joseph F. Assunto
Bernard)
or owners with last (St.
Assunto
known addresses in Theresa
Bernard)
the state of Louisiana (St.
according
to
the Clara Aucoin (Orleans)
August
records of the U.S. Mary
Treasury Department, ( L a f a y e t t e )
and
that
were Karen Elise Babin
issued during the (E. Baton Rouge)
Babin
following timeframes: David
( J e f f e r s o n )
Babin
40-year
Series Helen
E
bonds
issued ( J e f f e r s o n )
between 1941 and Alphonse L. Babin,
February 28, 1967; Jr. (E. Baton Rouge)
James
Michael
(Lafayette)
30-year
Series Baggett
Seth
E
bonds
issued Michael
(Lafayette)
between 1965 and Baggett
Ashley
February 28, 1977; Lauren
Baggett
(Lafayette)
Series EE bonds Laura L. Baggett
issued
between ( L a f a y e t t e )
Seth
July 1, 1980 and Michael
(Lafayette)
February 28, 1993; Baggett
Barbara
Baham
Series A, B, C, D, ( J e f f e r s o n )
Keith
F, G, J and K bonds Brian
(Jefferson)
(all of which were Baham
Anne
issued prior to 1958); Charlotte
Bahn
(Florida)
Series
H
bonds Ed Bailey (Caddo)
A.
Bailey
issued on or before Hardy
February 28, 1977; ( B e a u r e g a r d )
Rene
T.
Bailey
Tammany)
Series HH bonds (St.
issued on or before John L. Ballantyne,
(Orleans)
February 28, 1987; Jr.
Helen M. Barideaux
and to all other ( M i c h i g a n )
M.
concerned persons. Jackelyn
Barideaux (Michigan)
Barnes
You are notified that Brittny
such property has ( O u a c h i t a )
Barrington
been presumed to be Grant
abandoned. You are ( L a f a y e t t e )
Barrington
further notified that a Patt
petition pursuant to ( L a f a y e t t e )
Morgan
the Louisiana Uniform Sallie
(Orleans)
Unclaimed Property Barsock
A.
Act (R.S. 9:151, et Myram
(Texas)
seq.) and identifying Barton
D.
Belida
you as an owner Irene
Landry)
has been filed in the (St.
Russell
19th Judicial District John
(Orleans)
Court for the Parish Basco
Beach
of East Baton Rouge, Michael
Louisiana, by the ( O r l e a n s )
Michelle
Louisiana Department Julie
(Jefferson)
of
the
Treasury Berins
M.
seeking a declaration Leonard
(Jefferson)
that title to the above- Berins
Bernard
described
U.S. Alanina
(North
savings bonds has Bernard
passed to the state C a r o l i n a )
Bernard
of Louisiana by way Hilarius
of escheat pursuant III (North Carolina)
Bezue
to R.S. 9:182. For Shree
further
information ( O r l e a n s )
Scott
about this lawsuit, Brandon
visit
http://www. Blackshire (Jefferson)
Blackshire
treasury.state.la.us/ Janice
default.aspx.
You ( J e f f e r s o n )
Blackwood
are hereby required A. C.
to answer the petition ( A c a d i a )
Blanchard
or other pleading or Barney
otherwise defend or ( P l a q u e m i n e s )
Blanchard
before June 9, 2015, Dwayne
in the 19th Judicial ( P l a q u e m i n e s )
Blanchard
District Court for the Barney
Parish of East Baton ( L a f a y e t t e )
Blanchard
Rouge, Louisiana. If Shon
you fail to answer or ( L a f a y e t t e )
Bollinger
otherwise
defend, Barbara
the petition or other ( O k l a h o m a )
Bollinger
pleading
will
be R.P.
taken as true, and ( O k l a h o m a )
judgment, the nature George M. Bonnett
of which will be stated Jr. (St. Tammany)
B.
Bonnett
and may include a Mary
Tammany)
declaration that title to (St.
A.
the above-described Gretchen
U.S. savings bonds Boothe (Oklahoma)
Boothe
have passed to the George
state of Louisiana ( O k l a h o m a )
by way of escheat, Burnette L. Bordelon,
(Jefferson)
will
be
rendered Jr.
accordingly. You are Burnette L. Bordelon,
(Jefferson)
further notified that Sr.
Borne
on June 15, 2015, at Delta
10:00 a.m., a hearing ( J e f f e r s o n )
will be held, at which Dorothy S. Boudreaux
time the Court will ( T e n n e s s e e )
determine
whether Joseph F. Boudreaux
the above-referenced ( T e n n e s s e e )
Boudreaux
savings
bonds Katie
should escheat to the ( L a f o u r c h e )
Bourgeois
State of Louisiana. Garland
( O r l e a n s )
Owners
of
U.S. Margaret Bourgeois
( O r l e a n s )
Nathaniel
Boyance
( L a f a y e t t e )
Jamie
Noelle
Bozeman (Alabama)
Jimmy
Bozeman
( A l a b a m a )
Cindy
Patrice
Bradshaw (Orleans)
James
Bradshaw
Jr.
(Orleans)
J. Dustin Brandon
Jerry
Lee
Brandon
(Bossier)
Beverly
Brandon
( B o s s i e r )
Emma
D.
Brast
(St.
Mary)
Paul
Breaux
( L a f a y e t t e )
Nancy
Wendell
Brian
(Arkansas)
Susan
B.
Brian
( A r k a n s a s )
Arian
Angelle
Brignac
(Orleans)
Paul
M. Brignac,
III
(Orleans)
Brian
Brothers
(St.
Tammany)
Lynette
Brothers
(St.
Tammany)
Ernest
Alvin
Brooms, Jr. (Iberia)
Melvina
Augusta
Brooms
(Iberia)
Colleen
Broussard
Gertie
Broussard
( O r l e a n s )
Natalie
Colleen
B r o u s s a r d
Pierre
Whitney
Broussard (Lafayette)
Ethel Brown (Orleans)
Gordon
Keith
Brown (Morehouse)
Mary
Brumfield
Mary
Brumfield
( T e x a s )
Mary A. Brumfield
( O r l e a n s )
Nolan
Brumfield
Nolan
Brumfield
Jr.
(Texas)
Paul
O.
Bryant
( O r l e a n s )
James
L.
Buffin
(Virginia)
Elizabeth
Milliken
(Westerfield)
Burke
(Orleans)
James
Gibbons
Burke, III (Orleans)
Ruth
Nairne
Burke
(Orleans)
Laul
Burns
Thais
L.
Butler
( O r l e a n s )
Thais
S.
Butler
( O r l e a n s )
Kathleen
W.
Caboni
(Colorado)
Marissa
Kristin
Caboni
(Colorado)
Tr & Sav Caddo
( V i r g i n i a )
Paul
E.
Calais
( O r l e a n s )
Clarence
Caldwell
( O r l e a n s )
Saundra
Caldwell
( O r l e a n s )
Heather Lee Capello
(E. Baton Rouge)
Darryl
John
Carimi
(Orleans)
David
Darryl
Carimi
(Orleans)
Beth
Carmack
Robert
Carmack
(Minnesota)
Elmer
C.
Carr
( O r l e a n s )
Quanetta
Tamika
Carroll
(Iberia)
Alice Carruth (Orleans
Cecil
W.
Carter
Jr.
(Mississippi)
Georgia
A.
Carter
(Orleans)
Marc
T.
Carter
(Mississippi)
Allison
Cavalier
( O r l e a n s )
Geralyn B. Cavalier
( Te n n e s s e e )
Janice
Carrol
Cavalier
(Orleans)
Leslie
Cavalier
( O r l e a n s )
Raymond A. Cavalier
( Te n n e s s e e )
Michael
J.
Cenola
(Orleans)
Mona
Centola
( O r l e a n s )
Lloyd
Champagne
(St. John the Baptist)
Staci
Champagne
(St. John the Baptist)
Thomas H. Charlebois
(Orleans)
Amelia
M.
Chastant
(Orleans)
Lawrence T. Chauvin
(Plaquemines)
Una Mae Chauvin
(Plaquemines)
Kathleen
M.
Chevalier
(Caddo)
Stephen
F.
Chevalier
(Caddo)
Nellie N. Christopher
(Point
Coupee)
Robert
Christopher
(Point
Coupee)
Benjamin
Todd
Clark
(Caddo)
Bonnie
S.
Clark
( M a r y l a n d )
Joseph
M.
Clark
Jr.
(Maryland)
Paul
M.
Clark,
Jr.
(Caddo)
Harry L. Colcolough
( O r l e a n s )
Maureen
G.
Colcolough (Orleans)
Pauline Wright Pugh
Cole
(Calcasieu)
Jeffrey
Martin
Cole
(Calcasieu)
Lois Jane Whetsel
Collins
(Lafayette)
Juanita M. Collins
(Assumption)
Stephen
Boring
Collins
(Lafayette)
Ernest T. Conolly
( O r l e a n s )
Irene
C.
Conolly
( O r l e a n s )
James
L.
Cooper
(Lincoln)
Sheron
Cooper
( L i n c o l n )
Albert L. Cormier
(St.
Martin)
Theresa S. Cormier
(St.
Martin)
John
Costanza
( J e f f e r s o n )
Troy
Costanza
( J e f f e r s o n )
Doris J. Courville
(St.
Landry)
Etienne
Courville
(St.
Landry)
L.G.
Coy
Ethel
Viola
Crabb
(Orleans)
Billie H. Crabtree
( O r l e a n s )
James
Aubrey
Crabtree
(Orleans)
Dolores
Craven
( O r l e a n s )
Timothy
Craven
( O r l e a n s )
Bob Creech (Caddo)
Chad
Harris
Creech
(Caddo)
Marie
B.
Culver
( O r l e a n s )
Raymond
J.
Culver
(Orleans)
Maurice Cummings
(E.
Baton
Rouge)
Allen
Dalfrey
( L a f a y e t t e )
Mary
T.
Dalfrey
( L a f a y e t t e )
Janet
M.
Daly
( O r l e a n s )
Woodrow W. Daniel
Mary
Daniels
(New
York)
Francisco da Silva
Terra
(Orleans)
Lee Davis (Jefferson)
Earnestine
C.
Davis
(Ouachita)
Edna
E.
Davis
( O r l e a n s )
Charles
Dawson
( O r l e a n s )
Melvin
Earl
Dawson
(Orleans)
Laurence
C.
Deblanc (Lafayette)
Louis Paul Deblanc
( L a f a y e t t e )
Tessa A. Debose
( O r l e a n s )
James W. Debuys
( J e f f e r s o n )
Marion G. Deckelman
( C a l i f o r n i a )
Robert C. Deckelman
( C a l i f o r n i a )
Numa
Delhomme
( L a f a y e t t e )
Dana
Marie
Dell
Ira
T.
Dell
Steven
Hudson
Dell
(Jefferson)
Shamus
Paul
DeMary (Calcasieu)
Julianna L. DePrinse
(Ontario,
Canada)
Cynthia
Louise
Derbins
(Orleans)
Todd
Devidts
( C a l i f o r n i a )
Clifton J. Devillier
(St.
Landry)
Irene
DeVillier
(St.
Landry)
Joseph
Abram
Devillier (St. Landry)
Clay
Devillier
(St.
Landry)
Clay G. DeVilliere
(St.
Landry)
Mary
A.
Dodge
( F l o r i d a )
Shani
Marie
D o m e n g e a u x
( L a f a y e t t e )
Emile J. Donaldson
( O r l e a n s )
Charles
Jessie
Donato (St. Landry)
Theresa
Donato
(St.
Landry)
Larry
Merrell
Doss
(Jackson)
Regile
Doucet,
Jr.
(St.
Landry)
Myrtle
Doucet
(St.
Landry)
Debra
Dretar
( J e f f e r s o n )
Diane
S.
Drury
( J e f f e r s o n )
Edward R. Drury
( J e f f e r s o n )
Jessie L. Duckworth
(E. Baton Rouge)
Lawyer T. Duckworth
(E. Baton Rouge)
Harold John Baptist
Duhon
(Lafayette)
G. Steven Duplechain
(E. Baton Rouge)
Matthew
Ross
Duplechain
(E.
Baton
Rouge)
Anthony
Dupre
(St.
Landry)
Jessie
Dupre
(St.
Landry)
Melvin
D.
Edward
(Caddo)
Billy
R.
Edwards
( C a d d o )
Annie R. Eiseman
( A r k a n s a s )
Richard J. Eiseman
( A r k a n s a s )
Mary
Ann
Eller
( J e f f e r s o n )
Mae
Elizabeth
Ellerman
(Orleans)
Mary R Ellerman
(St.
Tammany)
Maude
Bertha
Emery
(Orleans)
William
Emery
( O r l e a n s )
Elizabeth
Erwin
( O u a c h i t a )
Walter
Essect
Nicholas
Estiverne
(E. Baton Rouge)
Nell S. Estorge (Iberia)
Anita
M.
Evans
( O r l e a n s )
Angele
V.
Evans
(Orleans)
Stacie
Ray
Evans
(Orleans)
Norman
Evens
Dianne
Fagot
( O r l e a n s )
Herbert
Fagot
( L a f a y e t t e )
Herbert
Fagot
( V i r g i n i a )
Lisa Fagot (Virginia)
Mary West Farris
(Natchitoches)
Reginald M. Farris
(Natchitoches)
Andrea
Joy
Faulk
(Calcasieu)
Patricia
Faulk
( C a l c a s i e u )
Robert
Felknor
( B o s s i e r )
Christopher
Waynn
Fergeson (Oklahoma)
Dianne
Turnley
Fergeson (Oklahoma)
Dolci
Fillinich
( L a f o u r c h e )
Zach
A.
Fillinich
( L a f o u r c h e )
Fannie
G.
Fiorella
(Orleans)
William H. Fiorella,
Sr.
(Orleans)
Ida
E.
Fischer
( O r l e a n s )
Calvin A. Fleming,
II
(Jefferson)
Carrolyn
Foland
( J e f f e r s o n )
Joseph
Elmo
Foland
(Jefferson)
Berth
Fontenot
( O r l e a n s )
James
Billier
Fontenot
(Orleans)
John Y. Fontenot
(St.
Landry)
Joseph R. Fontenot
( C a l c a s i e u )
Sidney S. Fontenot
(St.
Landry)
Virginia
Fontenot
( C a l c a s i e u )
Lemoine Ford (Caddo)
Mosie L. Ford (Caddo)
Carol P. Ford (E.
Baton
Rouge)
Edward
A.
Ford
( J e f f e r s o n )
Leonie
S.
Ford
( J e f f e r s o n )
James Alvin Freeman,
Jr.
(California)
James A. Freeman
( L a f a y e t t e )
Janet Sue Freeman
Mark Evan Freeman
( L a f a y e t t e )
Mary
Catherine
Furman
(Orleans)
Nell Furman (Orleans)
Aaron J. Fuselier
( J e f f e r s o n )
Paul Michael Galaforo
Jr.
(Jefferson)
Catherine
L.
Galaforo (Jefferson)
Angela K. Gallagher
( L a f a y e t t e )
Dudley
M.
Gallagher (Orleans)
Dudley
Michael
G a l l a g h e r ,
Jr.
(Orleans)
James
Sean
Gallagher (Lafayette)
Mary H. Gallagher
( O r l e a n s )
Harry Genry (Orleans)
Sophronios
K.
Georgeades (Orleans)
Robert
Michael
Geraci
(Orleans)
Carol
Lee
Gervais
(Orleans)
Harold
W.
Gervais
(Orleans)
Daniel J. Gianelloni
(Prov de Habana,
Cuba)
Imogene Gianelloni
(Prov de Habana,
Cuba)
Adrian
Joseph
Gibbs
(Orleans)
Booker
Gibbs,
Jr.
(Orleans)
Michelle
Theresa
Gibbs
(Orleans)
Linda
Jane
Gimma
(Orleans)
Payton B. Givens
( M o r e h o u s e )
Mittie
Givins
( M o r e h o u s e )
Anthony
L.
Glorioso (Jefferson)
Anthony
L.
Glorioso (Ouachita)
Jay Lewis Glorioso
( O u a c h i t a )
Jill
Ann
Glorioso
( J e f f e r s o n )
Charlotte
Lewis
Glover
(Lafayette)
Mary
Goddard
Marissa
Ann
Goldsmith (California)
Matthew
F.
Goldsmith
(Florida)
Morissa A. Goldsmith
( C a l i f o r n i a )
Hollace
Goldsmith
( C a l i f o r n i a )
Michael
Goldsmith
( C a l i f o r n i a )
Bernadine
L.
G o o d e a u x
(Beauregard)
Shawn
Paul
Goodeaux (California)
Anne B. Goodyear
( O r l e a n s )
Casey
Brooks
Gordon (Ascension)
Judi
Gordon
( A s c e n s i o n )
George
H.
Gossom
(Orleans)
Kathleen
E.
Gossom
(Orleans)
Glenn
Gothreaux
( C a l c a s i e u )
Louis
Gothreaux
( C a l c a s i e u )
Arthur Gordon Grant III
Arthur
Gordon
Grant
Jr.
Earl Nelson Gray,
Jr.
(Orleans)
Earl Nelson Gray,
Sr.
(Orleans)
Mary Greco (Orleans)
Rose
M.
Greco
( O r l e a n s )
Samuel
Greco
( O r l e a n s )
Vincent
J.
Greco
(Orleans)
Edith
C.
Green
Elena
Green
(St.
Landry)
Keith
W.
Green
Kristi
Sharon
Green (Tennessee)
Nicholas
Green,
Jr.
(St.
Landry)
Earl
Grogren,
Sr.
(Jefferson)
Audrey W. Groves
( C a l c a s i e u )
William J Groves
( C a l c a s i e u )
Arthur
Guedes
( O r l e a n s )
Earl
A.
Guidroz
( O r l e a n s )
Alvin
L.
Guidry
(St. Landry)
Edward J. Guidry
( L a f o u r c h e )
Lois
A.
Guidry
( L a f o u r c h e )
Joseph G. Guillory
( C a l c a s i e u )
Evelena
Fontenot
Guillory (Calcasieu)
Henry Gumbaugh
Connie C. Haerer
( J e f f e r s o n )
Philip
L.
Haerer
( J e f f e r s o n )
John J. Haggerty
( O r l e a n s )
M a r c e l i n e
Haggerty
(Orleans)
George Hall (Orleans)
Caroline
Halpern
( O r l e a n s )
Minette
Halpern
( O r l e a n s )
Eleanor
Halprin
( O r l e a n s )
Michael
Halprin
( O r l e a n s )
Ethel B. Hamelback
( C a d d o )
Walter
Hamelback
( C a d d o )
Edrea
K.
Handy
( L a f a y e t t e )
Katherine
Handy
( L a f a y e t t e )
Ed Handy (Lafayette)
Bobby D. Hanson
( W e b s t e r )
Celia Ann Hanson
( W e b s t e r )
Meredith
T.
Hanson
(Webster)
Delia
V.
Hardee
( C a d d o )
Mildred
Irene
Hardee
(Caddo)
Ellen
C.
Harper
(Orleans)
Bennie G. Harris, Sr.
(E. Baton Rouge)
Bryan
K.
Harris
(E. Baton Rouge)
Nefertiti
Akeita
Hawkins
(E.
Baton Rouge)
Harry R. Hawthrone
Fredonia
Haymond
( A s c e n s i o n )
Leo F. Haymond,
Jr.
(Ascension)
Leo
Hegwood
(Point
Coupee)
John
Hebert,
III
(St.
Tammany)
Barbara
C.
Heitmeier (Orleans)
Dewey J. Heitmeier
( O r l e a n s )
G e r a l d i n e
Henry
(Orleans)
Harry
Henry,
Sr.
(Orleans)
Michael
P.
Henry
(Orleans)
Adam
Hesko,
Jr. (Orleans)
Frank
Hidalgo
( L a f o u r c h e )
John F. Hiendlmayr
Claude
Hidgon,
Jr.
(Vermilion)
Claude
Higdon,
Jr.
(St.
Landry)
Velma D. Higdon
(St.
Landry)
Beau
M.
Higginbotham
(E.
Baton
Rouge)
Kathryn
W.
Higginbotham
(E.
Baton
Rouge)
Lee C. Higginbotham
(E. Baton Rouge)
Prentist
L.
Higginbotham
(E.
Baton
Rouge)
Charles
E.
Hill
(Orleans)
James
M.
Hill
( A s c e n s i o n )
Marilyn
A.
Hill
(Orleans)
Marie
Robbins
Hill
(Texas)
Rosemary
Hill
( A s c e n s i o n )
W.O.
Hills
Joseph
R.
Hogh
III
(Jefferson)
Bessie
W.
Holland
(Orleans)
Malane
Leigh
Honsinger (Orleans)
Michelle
Leigh
H o n s i n g e r
( L i v i n g s t o n )
Ophelia H. Horns
(St.
Landry)
Willie
J.
Horns
(St.
Landry)
Forrest
Donald
Horrom
(Winn)
V i r g i n i a
Horrom
(Winn)
Anthony E. Howells,
Jr.
(Alabama)
Sara
Elizabeth
H o w e l l s
Leigh
Huggins
( Te n n e s s e e )
Jennifer M. Huggins
Giner
Hutchens
( L i n c o l n )
Mary
Hutchens
( L i n c o l n )
Joseph
Hymes,
Jr.
(Orleans)
Helen M. Iverson
(Washington
State)
George Iverson Jr.
(Washington
State)
Lawrence
Jacket
( L a f a y e t t e )
Marion
Jackson
(E. Baton Rouge)
Ruby Ann Jackson
(E. Baton Rouge)
Billy Mason Jambon,
Jr.
(Jefferson)
Bobby S. Jambon
( J e f f e r s o n )
Linda Z. Jambon
( J e f f e r s o n )
Mildred
B.
James
(Iberia)
Elissa
Gwen
Jastal
(Orleans)
Judith
R.
Jastal
( O r l e a n s )
Nikki Jastel
Charles
Jeanmard
( L a f a y e t t e )
Cornelia
Webre
Jeanmard (Lafayette)
Elliott J. Jefferson
( O r l e a n s )
Hattie
Jefferson
(Orleans)
James
Jendrain
(West
Feliciana)
Arthur
Mallitz
Jenson
(Orleans)
Bertha
Mallitz
Jenson
(Orleans)
E l a n o r
Prezestwor
Jentry
Danny
Wayne
Johnson
(Union)
Danny
Wayne
Johnson (Ouachita)
Harvard
H.
Johnston (Ouachita)
Huey P. Johnston
( O u a c h i t a )
Mary
Elaine
Johnson (Ouachita)
Dannye B. Jones
(Mississippi)
Hiram
Jones
Michael
A.
Joyce
(Florida)
Florence
B.
Juttner
(Orleans)
Richard
L.
Juttner
(Orleans)
Adele
T.
Kaupp
( O r l e a n s )
Joe
Paul
Kaupp
( O r l e a n s )
John
F.
Kelley
Maude
H. Kelley
( C a l i f o r n i a )
Mary
Elizabeth
Kelly (Orleans)
Jean Kelly (Orleans)
( C a l i f o r n i a )
S t e p h a n i e
Kennedy (Rapides)
Auton B. King (Iberia)
Bessie King (Iberia)
C h r i s t o p h e r
Klein
(Jefferson)
Henry
Klein
( J e f f e r s o n )
Kim Klein (Jefferson)
Allen
J.
Klibert
( J e f f e r s o n )
Tressie E. Klibert
( J e f f e r s o n )
Stella
Guidry
Krantz
(Lafayette)
Bernie
Laclair
Barry
Louis
LaCour
(Orleans)
Lorraine
A.
LaCour
(Orleans)
Austin
W
LaMarche
(Caddo)
Margaret
B.
LaMarche
(Caddo)
Catherine V. Lambert
(St.
Bernard)
Joseph
Authur
Lambert (St. Bernard)
Matthew
Peter
Lambert (St. Bernard)
Paul
Landry
(E.
Baton
Rouge)
Phyllis B. Landry
(E. Baton Rouge)
Andrew
Lansdown
( O k l a h o m a )
Ben
Lansdown
(Mississippi)
Mary Ann Lansdown
Mary Ann Lansdown
(Mississippi)
Dora
Lawrence
( L a f a y e t t e )
John E. Lawrence
( A v o y e l l e s )
Oscar O. Lawrence
( A v o y e l l e s )
Delta
Lazaro
( J e f f e r s o n )
Ladislas
Lazaro,
Jr.
(St.
Landry)
Stephen
Charles
Lazaro (St. Landry)
Tracy
Lynn
Lazaro
(Jefferson)
William A. Lazaro
Jr.
(Jefferson)
Christel
R.
League
(Orleans)
William
C.
League
(Orleans)
Catina
LeBlanc
(St.
Mary)
Catina
LeBlanc
( I b e r i a )
J e n n i f e r
LeBlanc
(Iberia)
Janice
LeBlanc
(St.
Mary)
Jennifer
Michelle
LeBlanc (St. Mary)
Steve
Joseph
LeBlanc (Ascension)
Natasha
Denee
LeBlanc
(Iberia)
Bobby
Jane
LeBlanc
(Iberia)
Joseph
LeBlanc
(Lafayette)
Eva
C.
Ledet
(St.
Landry)
Florence
Levin
( O r l e a n s )
Barbara
K.
Ligon
(Orleans)
Walter
B.
Ligon
( O r l e a n s )
Henry
Linam,
Jr.
(Caddo)
S u s a n n a
Linam
(Caddo)
Susan
Felice
Linam
(Caddo)
Glen
R.
Loeber
( J e f f e s o n )
Glennis R. Loeber
( J e f f e r s o n )
Dennis
Vincent
Lopez, Jr. (Orleans)
Dennis
V.
Lopez
(Orleans)
Frank
Lopinto
(St.
Bernard)
Shawn
Michael
Louviere (Jefferson)
Jon Allen Luckett
(E. Baton Rouge)
Katie Ludwig (Orleans)
Shirley
M.
Ludwig
(Orleans)
Martin Lund (Orleans)
Anna D. Lundburg
( M i n n e s o t a )
Mark
Lupher
(Mississippi)
Reva
E.
(Berins)
Lupin
(Orleans)
Alene
J.
Lyle
( C a l c a s i e u )
John
S.
Lyle
( C a l c a s i e u )
Thomas
Eugene
M a c i u l s k i
Louis
J.
Maco
Jr.
(Jefferson)
Phillip
Welsey
Maco
(Jefferson)
Ginger L. Madden
( J e f f e r s o n )
Kenneth
L.
Madden (Jefferson)
James O. Manning
( J e f f e r s o n
Lena
Manuel
( C a l c a s i e u )
Riley
Manuel
( C a l c a s i e u )
Carol
Marange
(St.
Tammany)
Ferdinand
Joseph
Marange,
III
(St.
Tammany)
Jean Wright Martin
(Jefferson)
Mary
Ella
Martin
( W e b s t e r )
William
Watson
Martin
(Jefferson)
Johnnie Welch Mason
Sybil Mason (Illinois)
Mary
Scharff
Massengill (Orleans)
Evan
R.
Mather
( C a l i f o r n i a )
John
W.
Mather
( C a l i f o r n i a )
Louis
P.
Mattis
(Pennsylvania)
Albert
Brown
May
(Calcasieu)
Junior
May
( C a l c a s i e u )
Emory
Mark
M c C h a r g u e
( Te r r e b o n n e )
Randall
Mark
M c C h a r g u e
( Te r r e b o n n e )
Esther
McClendon
( O r l e a n s )
Sheman McClendon
( O r l e a n s )
Francis J. McDonald
(North
Carolina)
Lovell
McElroy
( R a p i d e s )
Lillie
M.
McElroy
( R a p i d e s )
Ciara
McGarry
(E. Baton Rouge)
Conal
McGarry
(E. Baton Rouge)
David
William
McGuire
(Orleans)
David R. McGuire,
Jr.
(Orleans)
John
Barrett
McGuire
(Orleans)
Bruce
W.
McIntyre
(Caddo)
Constance
N.
McIntyre
(Caddo)
James D. McKnight
(North
Carolina)
Marie
Mcleod
(St.
Bernard)
Chris
Junior
McNabb (Lafayette)
Chris
Senior
McNabb (Lafayette)
Nancy
McNabb
( L a f a y e t t e )
Norman C. McNabb,
Jr.
(Lafayette)
James
S.
Meagher
(Florida)
William
A.
Meagher
(Florida)
Louis
Mendez
( O r l e a n s )
Early
J.
Meche
(St.
Landry)
J.
R.
Meng
(Point
Coupee)
Louis
E.
Meng
(Point
Coupee)
Lucille
Marie
M.
Meche (St. Landry)
Carrie
M.
Meng
(Point
Coupee)
Carrie Elizabeth M.
Meng (Point Coupee)
Mary Elaine Meng
(Point
Coupee)
Rae
E.
Meng
(Point
Coupee)
Angelia
Merritt
( O r l e a n s )
Barbara
Ann
Messarra
(Caddo)
Elie
John
Messarra
(Caddo)
Lillian
Michie
( O u a c h i t a )
P. C. Miller (E.
Baton
Rouge)
Thomas
P.
Mince
(Orleans)
Avery A. Mitchell
( L a f a y e t t e )
Ethel L. Molligan
( O r l e a n s )
Judy Ann Molligan
( O r l e a n s )
Eugene Montgomery
( O r l e a n s )
H.E.
Montgomery
( O r l e a n s )
Jennie
Elizabeth
M o n t g o m e r y
( O r l e a n s )
Jenny
Elizabeth
M o n t g o m e r y
( O r l e a n s )
John B.Montgomery
Jr. (St. Tammany)
Noreen Montgomery
(St.
Tammany)
Megan
Lee
M o n t g o m e r y
( O r l e a n s )
Harold
T.
Moore
( O r l e a n s )
Margot Alexius Moore
Hiram
Morehead
Danielle
T.
Morgan
(Orleans)
Ursula C. Morgan
( O r l e a n s )
Gina
Marie
Morgani (Jefferson)
Lisa
P.
Morgani
( J e f f e r s o n )
Dr.
Benjamin
O.
Morrison (Red River)
J. J. Mullen (Jefferson)
Marie
Mullen
( J e f f e r s o n )
Ola
Christopher
Murtagh
(Orleans)
Louis
Murtagh,
Jr.
(Orleans)
Isabelle
C.
Murthogh (Orleans)
Betty
M.
Muse
(Point
Coupee)
Tommy
L.
Muse
Jr.
(Mississippi)
Betty
J.
Muse
(Mississippi)
Gilbert
B.
Myles
( O u a c h i t a )
Gilbert
B.
Myles,
Sr.
(Ouachita)
Richard
S.
Nadler
(Orleans)
Neil
M.
Nadler
(St.
Tammany)
Stephanie
Nadler
(St.
Tammany)
Haakon
Nelsen
( O u a c h i t a )
Mary
Elizabeth
Nelson
(Ouachita)
Terry L. Newman
( C a l c a s i e u )
Isaac
Newton
( O r l e a n s )
Beulah
Newton
( O r l e a n s )
Carmen P. Nichols
( J e f f e r s o n )
Dawn
Lea
Nolen
(St.
Mary)
Ralph
Norman
Nolen, Jr. (St. Mary)
Ralph
Norman
Nolen, III (St. Mary)
William
Richard
North
(Lafayette)
Annie M.. Ogborne
( L a f a y e t t e )
Clyde D. Ogborne
( L a f a y e t t e )
Janice E. Ogborne
( L a f a y e t t e )
Elroy
J.
Pabst
( J e f f e r s o n )
Fannie
Clare
Pabst
(Jefferson)
Edward Page (E.
Baton
Rouge)
Julia S. Page (E.
Baton
Rouge)
Anthony J. Palermo
III
(Orleans)
Anthony J. Palermo
Jr.
(Orleans)
Tiffany
Elizabeth
Palermo
(Orleans)
Lillian
Palermo
( O r l e a n s )
Henry
Parker
( A r k a n s a s )
Era Lee Parks (Union)
Zelma
Patchin
( L a f a y e t t e )
Mary
Brown
Patchin (Oklahoma)
Luna
B.
Patton
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( L i n c o l n )
David
F.
Pearley
(Assumption)
Charline C. Pentecost
( C a l c a s i e u )
Joe B. Pentecost
( C a l c a s i e u )
Susan
Pettigrew
( O r l e a n s )
Zachry
Pettigrew
( O r l e a n s )
Yvette Marie Pflug
(St.
Bernard)
Rachel
Pflug
(St.
Bernard)
Cynthia Alicia Pierce
(E. Baton Rouge)
Mitchell A. Pierce,
Jr. (E. Baton Rouge)
Milben
J.
Pitre
(Evangeline)
Sheila
Ann
Pitre
(Evangeline)
Barry R. Pittman,
Jr. (St. Tammany)
Tina
Marie
Plattsmier
(Acadia)
Catherine
O.
Porche
(Lafayette)
James D. Porter,
Jr. (North Carolina)
James D. Porter, Sr.
Samantha Mae Porter
(North
Carolina)
Melissa
Renee
Powdrill
(Caddo)
William E Powdrill
III
(Caddo)
Clifford
Powell
John E. Prengenser
( O r l e a n s )
Joe
M.
Price
( C a l c a s i e u )
Micelle
Louise
Price
(Calcasieu)
Joseph W. Prince
(St.
Landry)
Argentine
C.
Prince (St. Landry)
Jeffrey Bryan Pugh
(E. Baton Rouge)
Nina Nicols Pugh
(E. Baton Rouge)
Herman
Pullin
( C a d d o )
Robert
C.
Pullin
(Caddo)
Cory Rabalais (Caddo)
Patricia
Rabalais
( C a d d o )
Christopher
C.
Rachal
(Rapides)
John
J.
Raezer
( O r l e a n s )
Verna
Raezer
( O r l e a n s )
Harry
E.
Ragland
(Caddo)
Emma
L.
Rambin
(Caddo)
Richard
H.
Rambin (Caddo)
John V. Ramirez,
Jr.
(Jefferson)
Kathy M. Ramirez
( J e f f e r s o n )
Fraaklin
Rash
( L a f a y e t t e )
Jamie
Rash
( L a f a y e t t e )
Blanche
V.
Ray
(Ouachita)
Henry
C.
Ray,
Jr.
(Ouachita)
Robert M. Reaves,
Jr.
(Orleans)
Robyn L. Reaves
( O r l e a n s )
George L. Rhinehart,
Jr.
(Rapides)
Duand
Kendell
Rhodes (Mississippi)
Diane
Rhodes
(Mississippi)
Ora T. Rice (Orleans)
Shirley
Stearns
Richardson (Orleans)
Catherine
Nan
Richaud (Jefferson)
Georgene
Buist
Richaud
(Texas)
Katheryn
B.
Richaud
(Texas)
Kathryn
Buist
Richaud (Jefferson)
Kathryn
B.
Richaud
(Orleans)
Paul
Buist
Richaud
(Orleans)
Earl
Ricks
Lodema
Riggs
( C a l i f o r n i a )
Alfred
R.
Ripoll
III
(Orleans)
Cheryl
M
Ripoll
( O r l e a n s )
Brenda
Faye
Robbins
(Texas)
Murphy
Roberson
(St.
Landry)
Grager
Robert
(St.
Landry)
Tony
Robert
(St.
Landry)
Minnie
Robertson
( M o r e h o u s e )
Taylor J. Robertson
(St.
Landry)
Susanne
Camille
Robicheaux (Caddo)
Noamie
Robin
( L a f a y e t t e )
Anthony
P.
Robino
(Jefferson)
Melissa
Anne
Robino
(Jefferson)
Bessie
Martha
Stringer
Robinson
( Te r r e b o n n e )
Burloe
Robinson
( C a d d o )
Elizabeth Robinson
( O r l e a n s )
Francis J.G. Robinson
( Te r r e b o n n e )
Jesse
Robinson
( C a d d o )
Ruby
Rochon
( L a f a y e t t e )
Larry
Rochon
( L a f a y e t t e )
John H. Roemers
( O r l e a n s )
Eddie Mae Rogers
(E. Baton Rouge)
Rose
Guidroz
Rogers
(Orleans)
Elizabeth Ann Rush
(E. Baton Rouge)
Richard O. Rush
(E. Baton Rouge)
Peggy F. Russell
(New
York)
Ronald W. Russell
(New
York)
Thomas
Wayne
Russell (New York)
Joel
Virginia
Russell
(Orleans)
Virginia
Spaar
Russell
(Orleans)
Marlyn
R.
Ruttley (St. Mary)
Eve
Elizabeth
Sam
(Lafayette)
Rita Sam (Lafayette)
Wilbert
Sam
( L a f a y e t t e )
Lydia
Sanchez
( O r l e a n s )
James
Sanders
( O r l e a n s )
John
J.
Sanders
( O r l e a n s )
Lnda
J
Savage
( O r l e a n s )
David
Lawrence
Scally
(Iberia)
Everett
Gordon
Schaefer, III (Orleans)
Frances
Darrah
Schaefer
(Orleans)
Clara G. Schaefers
( O r l e a n s )
Clara G. Scharfers
( O r l e a n s )
Durel C. Scharfers
( O r l e a n s )
Mosses
Clyde
Scharff
(Orleans)
Seth
Schaumburg
Ada Lou Schaumburg
Durel
Scheafers
( O r l e a n s )
Carl
Schellton
Bernie
Schelton
Emily
Schloss
( O r l e a n s )
Margaret
Schloss
( O r l e a n s )
Howard M. Schloss
Howard L. Schloss
Ann Schmidt (Caddo)
Frederick
Schmidt
( O r l e a n s )
Philip J .Sciortino
( O r l e a n s )
Patricia
E.
Sciortino
(Orleans)
Christopher Michael
Scivally
(Caddo)
Hazel Mae P. Scott
(E. Baton Rouge)
Mabel Scott (Orleans)
Martha
Nell
H.
Scott
(Vermilion)
Raymond
Scott
(E. Baton Rouge)
Ozeme
B.
Scott
(St.
Landry)
Donald
Ray
Scroggins
(Texas)
Mark
Carlson
Seaver
(Orleans)
Joseph
H.
Seaver
(Orleans)
Shelly
Beth
Seaver
(Orleans)
David
Alan
Seeder
(Orleans)
Sharon
Seeder
( O r l e a n s )
Deborah Marguerite
Seelig
(Orleans)
Philipp
A.
Seelig
(Orleans)
Jennifer
E.
Seelig
(Orleans)
Lisa Seelig (Orleans)
Virginia
Miriam
Seibert (Red River)
Emelia
Trumps
Semar (St. Landry)
Raymond
J.
Semar (St. Landry)
Stephen Shambuger
(E. Baton Rouge)
Joel
Shamburger
(E. Baton Rouge)
William
Shannon
William Q. Shannon
Alan West Shaw,
III
(Lafayette)
Alan West Shaw,
IV
(Lafayette)
Christopher Howard
Sherwood (Orleans)
Edward
Read
Sherwood (Orleans)
Dorothy
Lynn
Shields
(Orleans)
Laurie
Lynn
Shields
(Orleans)
Joseph R. Siegel
(West
Feliciana)
Jason Allen Siegel
(West
Feliciana)
Robert
Joseph
Simkins (California)
Robert
Shaw
Simkins (California)
Margret
Simkins
( C a l i f o r n i a )
Carolyn
Read
Simmons (Orleans)
Fisher E. Simmons
( O r l e a n s )
Nathalie
Read
Simmons (Orleans)
Stephen
D.
Simmons (Orleans)
John
B.
Simon
(Mississippi)
U r e l a i n e
Rashandanique
Simon (Mississippi)
Lauren
Denise
Slavant
(Ouachita)
Tammy
Slavant
(Ouachita)
Christian
A.
Smalley
(Orleans)
Kent
Smith
(E.
Baton
Rouge)
Kent J. Smith, Jr.
(E. Baton Rouge)
Kurt
Smith
(E.
Baton
Rouge)
Randall
Johnson
Smith, Jr. (E. Baton
Rouge
Parish)
Robert
Randolph
Smith, Jr. (Texas)
Robert Smith, Sr.
Felton
Sneed
( O r l e a n s )
Barbara
L.
Sneed
(Orleans)
Judy B. Solomon
( O r l e a n s )
T h e o r d o r e
George
Solomon,
III (Orleans)
Elliot
B.
Stamps
( G e o r g i a )
Charles
J.
Stein
(St.
Bernard)
Angela
R.
Stemley
(Orleans)
Girline
M.
Stemley
(Orleans)
Adam
Malcolm
S t e v e n s o n
(Orleans)
Malcolm Stevenson
( O r l e a n s )
William E. Stevenson
(E. Baton Rouge)
Richard A. Stockwell
(E. Baton Rouge)
Gayle
Lavonne
Stookberry (Orleans)
April
Strickland
( J e f f e r s o n )
Barbara
Strickland
( J e f f e r s o n )
T.
R.
Strohe
(Jefferson
Davis)
Stephan Ward Strohe
(Jefferson
Davis)
William
Peter
Strohe
(Lafayette)
Charles
Suazo
( O r l e a n s )
Melvin A. Swancy,
Jr.
(St.
Mary)
Dorothy
I.
S z c z e p a n s k i
(Pennsylvania)
Eva R. Szczepanski
Marilee
Trice
Tabb
(Orleans)
William
Granville
Tabb, IV (Orleans)
Chaim
Nelson
Ta n n e n b a u m
( O r l e a n s )
Harold Tannenbaum
( O r l e a n s )
Rubie
G.
Tate
( O r l e a n s )
A n d e r s o n
Taylor
(Orleans)
Chavada
Taylor
( C a l i f o r n i a )
Ellis Taylor (Orleans)
Eran
Taylor
( C a l i f o r n i a )
Zola
Thayer
( J e f f e r s o n )
Dolores
Ann
Theriot
(Orleans)
Gilda
M.
Thibodeaux (Acadia)
John L. Thibodeaux
( A c a d i a )
Charles E. Thompson
Charles
E.
Thompson, II (Texas)
Laferne
Tibbs
J B Tonkel III (Florida)
J B Tonkel Jr. (Florida)
Natalie
Elizabeth
Tonkel
(Orleans)
Betty Tonkel (Orleans)
Rene
Toups
( L a f o u r c h e )
Judy
W.
Toups
( L a f o u r c h e )
Michael
Troyer
( C o l o r a d o )
Larry
Troyer
Anthony
Trusch
(North
Carolina)
Lillian
Huther
Tsecouras (Orleans)
Louise
Tsecouras
( O r l e a n s )
Elijah Tyler (Caddo)
Rosa M. Tyler (Caddo)
Carroll
D.
Van
Geffen
(Jefferson)
Lauren
Elizabeth
van Loon (Jefferson)
Troy
Verges
( J e f f e r s o n )
Emile
Verges,
Jr.
(Jefferson)
Paula
Gayle
Vice
(Calcasieu)
S e m p i l i c i o
Vilbar
(Orleans)
Sofronio
Vilbar
( O r l e a n s )
Neal
Paul
W a g u e s p a c k
( J e f f e r s o n )
George
Walcher
( C a d d o )
Bertha Mae Walker
(St.
Landry)
Ralph
A.
Walker
(St.
Landry)
Willie
Walker
Jr.
(Lafayette)
Albert
Walters
( O r l e a n s )
Barrett
Gibrian
Walters
(Orleans)
Treva
L.
Walters
( O r l e a n s )
Helen E. Warren
( O r l e a n s )
James
Washington
Jr.
(Jefferson)
James
Washington
Sr.
(Jefferson)
Valeria
Olivia
Washington (Orleans)
George
Thomas
Waterfallen (Caddo)
James R. Waterfallen,
Sr.
(Caddo)
William
S.
Webb
(Caddo)
Kay C. Webb (Caddo)
Dennis
James
West
(Orleans)
Lucy West (Webster)
Arden
Allen
White
(Orleans)
August Rist White
Carolyn C. White
( J e f f e r s o n )
Charles
Brent
White
(Orleans)
Gerogia Bell White
Lorraine
White
( O r l e a n s )
William A. White,
IV
(Orleans)
Hiram
Wilder
S.H.
Wilder
Dwayne
Wilkerson
(Orleans)
Yvette
Wilkerson
(Orleans)
Jimmie
Williams
( C a d d o )
Juanita
Williams
(Caddo)
Dorothy
Williams
( O u a c h i t a )
Weldon
Williams
( O u a c h i t a )
Charles
Williams
(Texas)
Julia Gray Williams
Oliver
Williams
(Florida)
E. Eileen Williamson
( C a l i f o r n i a )
G.
Richarda
Williamson (Orleans)
James
Willoughby
( J e f f e r s o n )
Estew
Wilson
(Morehouse)
Katherine
Ann
W i n c h e s t e r
( A s c e n s i o n )
Stanley
Allen
W i n c h e s t e r
( A s c e n s i o n )
Evelyn Winn (Orleans)
Otilia Winn (Orleans)
Thedore S. Wittels,
MD
(Bossier)
Judith
A.
Woods
( O r l e a n s )
Tom
Hamilton
Woods
(Michigan)
V i r g i n i a
Margerette
Woods
Michael
R.
Yarborough
(E.
Baton
Rouge)
Nicholas Hovey King
Yokum
(Orleans)
Rita
Hovey
King
Yokum
(Orleans)
Ellison
B.
York
Perry
Wayne
Young
(Jefferson)
Perry
Wayne
Young, II (Jefferson)
Ruth
Helen
(Orleans)
Young
Geraldine
F.
Zauner
(Orleans)
Richard
D.
Zauner
(Orleans)
Brett A. Zukowski
(New
York)
Stanley H. Zukowski
(New
York)
Vito C. Zuppardo
( O r l e a n s )
Vito
Zuppardo,
Jr.
(Orleans)
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BURSON,
JAMES JAMES
April 17, 2015
Minden Press-Herald
_______________
EXHIBIT
Ò AÓ
OFFICE OF THE
TAX COLLECTORMINDEN, COTTON
VALLEY, SAREPTA,
DOYLINE, CULLEN,
WEBSTER PARISH,
L O U I S I A N A
April
17,
2015
NOTICE
TO
DELINQUENT
P R O P E R T Y
OWNERS
OF
I M M O V A B L E
PROPERTY TAXES
FOR PARISH, CITY
OF MINDEN, CITY
OF COTTONVALLEY,
CITY OF SAREPTA,
CITY OF DOYLINE,
AND
CITY
OF
CULLEN:
In compliance with
section 52 of the Act
170 of 1898, you
are hereby notified
that the taxes for
the year 2014 on
the
assessments
listed
below
are
delinquent and that I
will advertise and sell
according to law on
May 20, 2015 at the
principal front door
of the Courthouse
in Minden, Webster
Parish,
Louisiana,
said
property
to
satisfy the judgment
against you as shown
by the assessment
roll for the year 2014
on file in the recorders
office of Webster
Parish
Louisiana.
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53177 WARD 1-MN C U R T I S ,
1 1 0 9 7 9 DANNY
LAMAR
Y O C O M ,
JIMMY
WAYNE 29772
WARD
2
1 1 8 1 5 9 A
34087 WARD 1-MN DAVIS, JAMES M.
1 1 3 7 5 6
YOCOM,
JIMMY 54943
WARD
2
WAYNE,
JR. 1 1 7 3 9 8
D E N M O N ,
58615 WARD 1-MN THOMAS
EARL
1 1 4 9 4 5
YOCOM,
JIMMY 10230
WARD
2
WAYNE,
JR. 1 1 9 1 3 9
DOWNS, RICHARD
49383 WARD 1-SI DALE
EST
1 1 5 7 4 7
A - P L U S 33830
WARD
2
PROPERTIES, L.L.C. 1 1 9 7 5 4
ELT,
INC.
57781 WARD 1-SI
WARD
2
1 1 5 6 8 3 19204
B A R R E R A , 1 1 6 5 7 6
DONALD
MICHAEL
G. FISH,
42784 WARD 1-MN
1 1 5 6 2 3
S U P E R I O R
I N V E S T M E N T S 56882 WARD 1-SI 54676
WARD
2
H O L D I N G 1 1 5 7 9 4 1 1 7 6 3 9
COMPANY,
LLC DAVIS,
JERRY F L O U R N O Y ,
ROBERT
JENE
46186 WARD 1-MN 22056 WARD 1-SI
1 1 0 8 4 2 1 1 5 8 1 7 54914
WARD
2
S U P E R I O R E A T O N , 1 1 8 0 5 5
I N V E S T M E N T S ROBERT
BRIAN H E A R N ,
H O L D I N G
DORIS
N.
EST
COMPANY,
LLC 27252 WARD 1-SI
WARD
2
1 1 5 8 1 8 47248
49694 WARD 1-MN E D W A R D S , 1 1 8 0 5 6
1 1 0 8 4 4 SAM
ESTATE H E A R N ,
S U P E R I O R
DORIS
N.
EST.
I N V E S T M E N T S 43860 WARD 1-SI
H O L D I N G 1 1 6 2 0 8 47097
WARD
2
COMPANY,
LLC MILES, LASHUNDRA 1 1 8 0 5 7
H E A R N ,
53116 WARD 1-MN 20589 WARD 1-SI DORIS
N.,EST.
1 1 4 0 1 4 1 1 6 0 2 1
S U P E R I O R MOODY,
WARD
2
DOCK 57717
INVESTMENTS
1 1 9 3 0 6
H O L D I N G 28311 WARD 1-SI HICKS, KIMBERLY
COMPANY,
LLC 1 1 5 8 9 1
WARD
2
S T E W A R T , 32020
37362 WARD 1-MN DAVID LEE ETUX 1 1 8 2 1 5
1 1 4 1 1 8 A
HOOD, WILLIAM M.
TAMMY FAST TAX 18852 WARD 1-SI
E N T E R P R I S E , 1 3 0 3 8 2 50741
WARD
2
I
N
C
. S U P E R I O R 1 1 8 2 1 6
I N V E S T M E N T HOOD, WILLIAM M.
48323 WARD 1-MN H O L D I N G
1 1 4 7 9 8 CO.,
WARD
2
L.L.C. 28544
TAYLOR, HERBERT
1 1 8 4 7 1
CATHA
16423 WARD 1-SI KNIGHT,
47300 WARD 1-MN 1 1 6 1 8 7 MAE
BROOKS
1 1 2 5 8 9 TURK, VICTORIA LEE
T H O M P S O N ,
56725
WARD
2
DAVID
W. 26819
WARD
2 1 2 0 3 3 2
JERI
1 1 9 4 2 6 A KOUNS,
30856 WARD 1-MN ALLMAN,
DONNE T H O M P S O N
1 1 2 2 8 2 A M I C H E L L E
TILLMAN,
TERICA P A R K E R S O N 33926
WARD
2
L A C H A N D A
1 1 7 5 6 4
H A R R I S 54534
WARD
2 L E D B E T T E R ,
1 1 6 4 0 2 CHRISTOPHER M.
14336 WARD 1-MN BAER,
HENRY
1 1 4 9 7 5
27238
WARD
2
TOWNE
SQUARE 11202
WARD
2 1 1 8 5 3 6 A
BUILDERS,
INC. 1 1 6 4 2 2 LEE, BRANDON L.
BAILEY,
R.
27000 WARD 1-MN W.
WARD
2
ESTATE 55377
1 1 5 0 3 7
1 1 8 6 3 2
TURNER, EDYTHE 25090
WARD
2 LEWIS, RONALD C.
C A M P B E L L 1 1 6 4 2 5
WARD
2
BAILEY,
R. 31573
40161 WARD 1-MN W.
ESTATE 1 1 9 4 7 2
1 1 4 9 2 3
MANCHESTER,
WALKER, PAUL, JR. 50257
LOUISE
WARD
2 HELEN
1 1 6 4 2 6
32560 WARD 1-MN BAILEY,
WARD
2
R. 43117
1 1 5 1 4 2 W.
ESTATE 1 1 9 1 6 5
W A L K E R ,
M C C O O K
ROBERT
LEE 42485
LIMITED
WARD
2 FAMILY
1 1 6 5 2 4 PA RT N E R S H I P
40229 WARD 1-MN BEMIS, LILLIE C.
1 0 9 8 2 2 PITTMAN
WARD
2
EST 52011
W A L L A C E ,
1 1 9 4 9 5
CARRIE
J. 37717
WARD
2 MCGEE, JOHNNIE
1 1 6 5 7 9 M I C H A E L
52503 WARD 1-MN BENSON,
KAREN
1 1 5 2 4 6 JEAN
WARD
2
STANFIELD 22820
WASHINGTON,
1 2 0 5 1 6
P E N S A C O L A 23064
WARD
2 MCGUIRE, JOHN K.
1 1 6 5 9 3
54117 WARD 1-MN B E S H E A , 50209
WARD
2
1 1 5 2 4 4 RUSSELL
PAT 1 1 9 6 8 9
WASHINGTON,
M C G U I R E ,
P E N S A C O L A 43147
O.
WARD
2 PATRICK
1 1 6 7 7 4
11717 WARD 1-MN BROWDER, ROBERT 22109
WARD
2
1 1 5 2 4 5
1 1 6 6 2 7
W A S H I N G T O N , 12772
WARD
2 M I D W E S T
P E N S A C O L A 1 1 6 7 9 0 MANAGEMENT/
B R O O K S BROWN, BILLIE ANN US
BANK
56089 WARD 1-MN
1 1 2 1 9 4
WEBSTER PARISH
POLICE
JURY
21428
WARD
2
1 1 8 9 3 3
B U R F O R D ,
CHARLES
W.
35205
WARD
2
1 3 1 0 4 3
M O D I S E T T E ,
JASON
WADE
50996 WARD 1-MN
1 1 3 4 2 2
WELLS
FARGO
BANK,
NA
16910
WARD
2
1 3 1 4 6 0
C A R A W A Y ,
CARL
RICHARD
56358
WARD
2
1 1 8 9 8 0
M O D I S E T T E ,
WAYNE
H
40780 WARD 1-MN 19880
WARD
1 1 5 4 0 7 1 1 6 9 7
WARD
2 10867
4 1 1 8 7 7
MOSS,
CAROLYN
C R U M P L E R
14786
WARD
2
1 1 9 1 8 0
MOSS,
CAROLYN
C R U M P L E R
15554
WARD
2
1 1 7 8 1 0
NEALY, DONNIE RAY
32679
WARD
2
1 1 9 4 6 8
PEARCE,
TERRY
20965
WARD
2
1 1 8 3 4 8
P E A R C E ,
TERRY
JOE
23897
WARD
2
1 1 8 3 9 4
P E A R C E ,
TERRY
JOE
26447
WARD
2
1 1 9 4 7 0
P E A R C E ,
TERRY
JOE
39992
WARD
2
1 1 7 5 5 1
P E A R C E ,
TERRY
JOE
50489
WARD
2
1 1 9 4 6 9
P E A R C E ,
TERRY
JOE
58602
WARD
2
1 1 8 3 4 9
P E A R C E ,
TERRY
JOE
12229
WARD
1 1 8 7 3
PLANTS, SAM
2
3
J.
25223
WARD
2
1 1 8 7 3 3 A
PLANTS, SAM J.
30259
WARD
2
1 2 0 2 3 7
PLANTS, SAMUEL J.
28225
WARD
2
1 1 9 5 4 0
PRESTRIDGE,
CHARLES EDWARD
J
R
.
59859
WARD
2
1 1 9 5 6 3
PRYOR,
WILLIAM
E D W A R D
42494
WARD
2
1 1 9 6 2 0
R E Y N O L D S ,
AMANDA
LOUISE
60996
WARD
2
1 1 9 6 1 9
R E Y N O L D S ,
AMANDA
LOUISE
25845
WARD
2
1 1 9 6 2 1
R E Y N O L D S ,
AMANDA MERRILL
37280
WARD
2
1 1 9 6 2 8
RHONE, KENNETH
48190
WARD
2
1 1 9 7 0 6
SALLEY, THOMAS A.
49561
WARD
2
1 1 9 7 0 9
SALLEY, THOMAS A.
55058
WARD
2
1 1 9 7 0 7
SALLEY, THOMAS A.
44187
WARD
2
1 2 0 5 6 4
S C R U G G S ,
DUSTIN
R.
23168
WARD
2
1 2 9 9 0 2
S L A C K ,
RUSSELL
ALLAN
52138
WARD
2
1 2 9 9 0 3
S L A C K ,
RUSSELL
ALLAN
13280
WARD
2
1 2 0 0 3 9
SMITH, JOHNNY B.
18573
WARD
2
1 2 0 0 3 7
SMITH, JOHNNY B.
58598
WARD
2
1 2 0 0 4 4
S M I T H ,
JOHNNY
DAVID
56066
WARD
2
1 2 0 0 7 2
S M I T H ,
STEVEN
MARK
30676
WARD
2
1 2 0 1 0 7
S P R A W L S ,
CHARLES THOMAS
39206
WARD
2
1 2 0 1 8 1
STRANGE, LILLIAN
BURNS
ESTATE
56170
WARD
2
1 1 6 3 4 1
S U P E R I O R
INVESTMENT
H O L D I N G
2 COMPANY,
LLC
2
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DELINQUENTÊ TAXES
18690
WARD
2
1 2 0 2 7 9 A
T E U T S C H ,
NORMA
LOUISE
YOUNGBLOOD, EST
44149
WARD
2
1 1 6 5 8 0
THOMAS, RODNEY
58606
WARD
2
1 2 0 4 0 0
T U C K E R ,
HAROLD
W.
14472
WARD
2
1 2 0 4 6 8
V I N E S ,
RANDALL
NEAL,
C U S T O D I A N
50524
WARD
2
1 1 9 3 0 2
WALLACE,
JILL
SHAWN
THOMAS
56723
WARD
2
1 2 0 5 4 3
WALLER, ROBERT H.
15670
WARD
2
1 1 8 1 6 0
WRIGHT, RITA S.
JONTE 13218 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 1 6 4
LEROY
52362 WARD 2-CL PUGH,
1 2 2 3 0 0
FRAZIER, LAVETA L. 34142 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 2 0 8
54455 WARD 2-CL RHONE, HENRY JR
1 2 1 8 9 4
GOODE,
HOSIE 15458 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 2 3 0
14049 WARD 2-CL RISER, VADINE EST.
1 2 1 9 0 4
GREEN, EVANGELA 60632 WARD 2-CL
C O Z E T T E 1 2 2 2 5 0
R O W L S ,
ESTATE
50684 WARD 2-CL JAMES
1 2 2 1 5 1
H A R D E N , 51706 WARD 2-CL
ARCHIE
RAY 1 2 2 2 6 8
SLACK,
JEFFERY
53096 WARD 2-CL S T E W A R T
1 2 1 9 3 0
H A W T H O R N E , 44923 WARD 2-CL
BEVERLY
JOYCE 1 2 2 2 8 0
SMITH,
JOHNNY
U
R
E
N
22750 WARD 2-CL B
1 2 2 0 2 4
H A W T H O R N E , 50673 WARD 2-CL
T A R C U S 1 2 2 2 8 3
SMITH,
PAULINE
42713 WARD 2-CL
1 2 1 9 3 4 25032 WARD 2-CL
HAWTHORNE, 1 2 2 2 9 1
WILLIE
B. STANFIELD, LEROY
JAMORRIS
25077
WARD
2
1 1 9 8 5 5 56660 WARD 2-CL
W R I G H T , 1 2 2 3 7 5
RITA
SHOWS H E A R D ,
CYNTHIA
EVON
10766 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 0 4 1 53779 WARD 2-CL
ALLEN,
EMMA 1 2 2 3 9 1
M A R T I N HOOF, MARY ANN
11755 WARD 2-CL
1 2 1 7 4 5
B R A D F O R D ,
BEVERLY
JOYCE
37561 WARD 2-CL
1 2 1 7 4 7
B R A D F O R D ,
GLADYS MARY EST
33922 WARD 2-CL
1 2 1 9 4 4
B R A D F O R D ,
G W E N Z E T TA
G E R M A N Y
27143 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 4 0 0
BROWN, ANDREW L.
28691 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 4 0 0 A
BROWN, ANDREW L.
32543 WARD 2-CL
1 2 1 7 6 4
BROWN, HORACE
18180 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 4 7 7
BURNS,
SONYA
51096 WARD 2-CL
1 2 1 8 0 3
COX, ALICE HUBER
33855 WARD 2-CL
1 2 1 8 0 4
COX,
SANDLIN
52218 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 4 2 0
DREW,
TYEKO
36244 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 2 8 5
EPPS,
FRANKIE
L O U I S E
57192 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 2 8 4
EPPS,
FRANKIE
L O U I S E
44714 WARD 2-CL
1 2 1 8 6 5
FLEMING,
ROSS
18164 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 1 1 4
F R A Z I E R ,
26236 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 4 5 4
THOMAS, DANICKA
45494 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 3 3 9
THOMAS,
DONNA
59990 WARD 2-CL
15179 WARD 2-CL 1 2 1 8 1 9
1 2 2 2 6 3 T H O M A S ,
JONES,
ELNORA KENNON WAYNE II
J O H N S O N
59833 WARD 2-CL
21174 WARD 2-CL 1 2 2 4 2 5
1 2 2 2 6 4 WHITE, JAMES LEE
JONES,
ELNORA
J O H N S O N 52743 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 4 3 0
31929 WARD 2-CL WHITE, LEE ESTER
1 2 1 9 8 4
KEENE,
FRANKIE 35044 WARD 2-CL
1 2 2 4 3 7
PAMELA
21325 WARD 2-CL WHITE,
1 2 9 2 9 9 L O R E T T A
LEE, ANGELIA J.
25675 WARD 2-CV
53642 WARD 2-CL 1 2 1 0 1 7
1 2 2 0 2 8 CROW, ESSIE REE
MALONE, JIMMY J.
20289 WARD 2-CV
50156 WARD 2-CL 1 2 1 4 7 2
1 2 2 0 4 0 D E L O A C H ,
DAVID
M A R T I N , CLINT
CORLDON (CARL)
58883 WARD 2-CV
45070 WARD 2-CL 1 2 1 5 1 4
1 2 2 4 0 7 D E N N I S ,
F.
M C G U I R E , TALMADGE
PATRICK MCGUIRE
18912 WARD 2-CV
32273 WARD 2-CL 1 2 1 0 5 1
1 2 2 3 5 8 DOWNS, BEN L. EST
M C G U I R E ,
PATRICK
O. 10074 WARD 2-CV
1 2 1 0 5 2
53512 WARD 2-CL DOWNS, RICHARD
EST
1 2 2 3 5 7 DALE
M C G U I R E ,
PATRICK
O. 41511 WARD 2-CV
1 2 1 4 0 8
32899 WARD 2-CL DOWNS, RICHARD
EST
1 2 2 0 9 5 DALE
M C L A U R I N ,
J O S E P H I N E 16581 WARD 2-CV
1 2 1 0 8 2
54861 WARD 2-CL E D W A R D S ,
B.
1 2 2 0 9 9 MELVIN
NEAL,
BETTY
32076 WARD 2-CV
54474 WARD 2-CL 1 2 1 0 8 3
1 2 2 1 2 6 E D W A R D S ,
B.
ORR,
ALICE MELVIN
M I L D R E D
32517 WARD 2-CV
41623 WARD 2-CL 1 2 1 0 8 6
GOULD
1 2 2 1 3 1 ELLISON,
O V E R S T R E E T,
JAMES LOYD, JR. 27293 WARD 2-CV
1 2 0 9 4 6
HALL,
GEORGE
1 2 3 0 8 1
35877 WARD 2-CV B A G W E L L ,
50849 WARD 2-CV 1 2 1 5 1 7 CALVIN
EST.
1 2 1 1 8 1 R O W L A N D ,
R. 32538 WARD 2-SH
H A W T H O R N E , JAMES
AUDRY
GENE
1 2 3 1 8 4
60395 WARD 2-CV B L A N T O N ,
36468 WARD 2-CV 1 2 1 5 2 1 AMY
HALL
1 2 1 0 6 2 SCHMIDT, WILLIE E.
HAWTHORNE,
51925 WARD 2-SH
BENJAMIN JEROME 28806 WARD 2-CV 1 3 2 0 5 7
1 2 1 5 2 5 B L A N T O N ,
ISRAEL AMY
39093 WARD 2-CV SERNA,
HALL
1 2 1 0 5 4
H E N D E R S O N , 11701 WARD 2-CV 14845 WARD 2-SH
T E R R A N C E 1 2 1 6 5 4 1 2 4 8 1 7
S H I R L E Y , B L A N T O N ,
D. TYLON
43791 WARD 2-CV DONALD
BRUCE
1 2 1 2 1 8
H O L L O W A Y , 33389 WARD 2-CV 15522 WARD 2-SH
DOUGLAS
KEVIN 1 2 1 5 4 3 1 2 3 1 8 2
SHOP-N-SAVE, INC. B L A N T O N ,
24784 WARD 2-CV
TYLON
BRUCE
1 2 1 0 4 6 11105 WARD 2-CV
H O L T Z C L A W , 1 2 1 5 7 4 45234 WARD 2-SH
JOHNNY 1 2 4 1 5 2 A
R O B E R T SMITH,
B
U
R
E
N BRAGGS, LINDA KAY
26050 WARD 2-CV
1 3 3 5 3 3 11697 WARD 2-CV 39956 WARD 2-SH
HOLTZCLAW, 1 2 1 6 0 9 1 2 3 3 3 8
ROBERT
A. T A Y L O R , BRYANT,
KELLY
E A R N E S T I N E DIANNE
GIFFORD
26591 WARD 2-CV
1 2 1 2 7 9 24734 WARD 2-CV 33248 WARD 2-SH
J A C K S O N , 1 2 1 6 1 0 1 2 3 3 8 7
REED
ESTATE T A Y L O R , C A B A N I S S ,
E A R N E S T I N E JOE
T
EST
18935 WARD 2-CV
1 2 1 2 9 2 59053 WARD 2-CV 55294 WARD 2-SH
JEFFERSON, 1 2 1 3 8 8 1 2 4 7 2 9
A N D R E W TAYLOR, NORMAN V. C O L E M A N ,
DANTE
R.
26573 WARD 2-CV 24568 WARD 2-CV
1 2 1 3 5 4 1 2 9 3 3 5 19412 WARD 2-SH
SHELBY 1 2 5 8 0 3
J E F F E R S O N , WILSON,
A N D R E W
COLEMAN, DANTE
30707 WARD 2-CV R O D R I G U E Z
59991 WARD 2-CV 1 2 1 6 3 9
1 2 1 3 3 6 W I N G F I E L D , 19044 WARD 2-SH
D. 1 2 3 4 9 5
KENLY, RANDY LEE JIMMIE
COLEMAN, RONNIE
41123 WARD 2-CV 36405 WARD 2-SA
1 2 1 4 1 9 1 2 2 9 3 5 55083 WARD 2-SH
L E W I S - C L AV I E R , BASS, JOSHUA B. 1 2 3 4 9 4
C H A R L E N E
COLEMAN, RONNIE
13166 WARD 2-SA
16282 WARD 2-CV 1 2 2 6 2 9 27356 WARD 2-SH
1 2 1 3 2 2 D E N M O N , 1 2 3 5 0 6
B. C O L L I N S ,
L E W I S - C L AV I E R , WILLIAM
CHARLENE
E.
ROGER
LEE
52918 WARD 2-SA
29810 WARD 2-CV 1 2 2 7 2 8 10937 WARD 2-SH
1 2 1 1 0 7 DOWNS, RICHARD 1 2 3 0 3 3
L E W I S - C L AV I E R , E D W A R D CURRY,
JAMES
CHARLENE
E.
29136 WARD 2-SA 41038 WARD 2-SH
34296 WARD 2-CV 1 2 2 5 1 5 1 2 3 5 8 4
DON
J. C U R T I S ,
1 2 1 5 6 0 ENGEL,
L E W I S - C L AV I E R ,
DANNY
LAMAR
CHARLENE
E. 51682 WARD 2-SA
1 2 2 6 8 6 27610 WARD 2-SH
DON
J. 1 2 3 5 9 6
54129 WARD 2-CV ENGEL,
1 2 1 1 0 5
DARST,
MARK
MACK, DEVUNKUS 28493 WARD 2-SA
1 2 2 9 0 7 A 46567 WARD 2-SH
40522 WARD 2-CV HUGHES, ROBERT 1 2 3 6 5 0
1 2 1 3 6 1
DISOTELL,
DAVID
M
A
R
K
, 40669 WARD 2-SA
ROBERT
EARL 1 2 2 7 4 7 28548 WARD 2-SH
J A C K S O N , 1 2 3 9 5 8
19955 WARD 2-CV RHONDA PATRICK EASTON, JO KAREN
1 2 1 3 9 0
MID-STATE TRUST, II 58107 WARD 2-SA 21815 WARD 2-SH
1 2 2 7 2 7 1 2 4 6 4 6
11858 WARD 2-CV OWENS, DONALD W. EMERALD
COAST
1 2 0 9 0 2
REAL
ESTATE
NEALY,
DONNIE 47565 WARD 2-SA INVESTMENT
#1
1 2 2 7 7 9
16153 WARD 2-CV PLANTS, SAM J. 50534 WARD 2-SH
1 2 1 4 1 7
1 2 3 7 6 0
NELSON, ELTON T 26466 WARD 2-SA ESTES, JAMI DÕ ANN
1 2 2 9 3 2
55919 WARD 2-CV RANGEL,
STACY 60675 WARD 2-SH
1 2 1 4 4 2 RENEE
FLORES 1 2 5 7 3 5
PARISH,
TOSHA
F L E M I N G ,
J A C K S O N 12202 WARD 2-SA CHRISTOPHER
R.
1 2 2 9 1 3
20765 WARD 2-CV SLACK,
JUANITA 12010 WARD 2-SH
1 2 1 4 8 9 R.,
TRUSTEE 1 2 3 8 2 4
REMER, EMMA EST
F L E M I N G ,
ROSS
58186 WARD 2-SA MELVIN
22921 WARD 2-CV 1 2 2 8 8 8
1 2 1 5 0 0 TAYLOR, JOE KYLE 17678 WARD 2-SH
RIGDON,
NINA
1 2 3 8 2 1
BELLE SMITH EST. 30583 WARD 2-SH F L E M I N G ,
ROSS M A Y F I E L D ,
BOBBY
RAY
18864 WARD 2-SH
1 2 3 8 2 9 47548 WARD 2-SH
F L E M I N G , 1 2 3 7 6 6
MELVIN
ROSS M C E A C H E R N ,
K R I S T I N A
19970 WARD 2-SH
1 2 3 8 2 5 59105 WARD 2-SH
F L E M I N G , 1 2 4 8 7 0
MELVIN
ROSS M C G U I R E ,
PATRICK
O.
20469 WARD 2-SH
1 2 3 8 1 8 26490 WARD 2-SH
F L E M I N G , 1 2 4 2 1 2
MELVIN
ROSS M C M U R R A Y ,
EDDIE
R.
22721 WARD 2-SH
1 2 3 8 2 0 41239 WARD 2-SH
F L E M I N G , 1 2 4 5 6 7
MELVIN
ROSS MILES, MASON EST.
MELVIN
23193 WARD 2-SH
1 2 3 8 1 7
F L E M I N G ,
MELVIN
ROSS
32142 WARD 2-SH
1 2 3 8 2 2
F L E M I N G ,
MELVIN
ROSS
35547 WARD 2-SH
1 2 3 8 2 7
F L E M I N G ,
MELVIN
ROSS
41093 WARD 2-SH
1 2 3 8 3 0
F L E M I N G ,
MELVIN
ROSS
49218 WARD 2-SH
1 2 3 8 2 3
F L E M I N G ,
MELVIN
ROSS
53743 WARD 2-SH
1 2 3 8 2 6
F L E M I N G ,
MELVIN
ROSS
36545 WARD 2-SH
1 2 9 2 0 1
SHAW,
TERESA
41958 WARD 2-SH
1 2 5 2 0 9
SKINNER, REBECCA
JANE
LEONARD
55742 WARD 2-SH
1 2 5 2 2 1
SLACK, J. S., INC.
38677 WARD 2-SH
1 2 5 2 7 7
SMITH
CO.
INVESTMENTS
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SHOOTINGS
Continued from page 1
Minden Police Chief
Steve Cropper says he
doesn’t believe there is
much difference in basic
law enforcement training,
but rather a difference in
individuals.
“Law enforcement (is)
trained to only use deadly
force when they feel their
life is in danger or somebody else’s
life is in danger,” Cropper said.
We b s t e r
Parish Sheriff Gary Sexton agreed,
saying much
CROPPER
of it is in the
officer’s temperament, or
their personality make up.
“It’s just the personality
of the officer,” he said, “and
when you get into situations like (the recent
shootings) you can’t gauge
all officers like that.”
Sexton says before it
gets to a decision of using
deadly force, it’s a domino
effect.
“You have your verbal
communications, you have
chemical mace, tasers and
then the ultimate force is
the use of deadly force,”
Sexton said.
The state mandates the
standard of training an
officer should have. Officers are required to continue yearly training and certification with firearms and
other areas. They must
obtain a certain number of
continuing
education
hours in order to keep their
POST certification as well.
Peace Officer Standards
and Training is certification
they
r e c e i v e
when they
graduate
from police
academy.
Lynd says
his officers
carry tasers
and are taser
SEXTON
certified.
They carry mace as well.
Sexton’s deputies carry
tasers, but they also use
other non-lethal means
when the situation calls for
it.
Sexton recalled a situation a few years ago in
which a man barricaded
himself in his friend’s
home. Negotiators were
called to the scene to talk
him out of the house.
Eventually, he came out
and was placed into custody and taken to jail.
RECENT SHOOTINGS
Michael Slager, a former North Charleston police officer, fatally shot 50-year-old Walter Scott after he fled
from his vehicle during a traffic stop. Slager is charged with first degree murder.
Mario Valencia, 36, survived being run down by an Arizona police officer in February, where the Marana
police chief feels the officer was justified. News reports reveal Valencia was carrying a rifle and had fired
shots as well as pointed it at an officer and other people. When Valencia was headed into a heavily populated area, the officer chose to stop him with his patrol unit.
A reserve deputy in Oklahoma faces manslaughter charges after fatally shooting a suspect during an
undercover operation to recover stolen guns. The reserve officer says he meant to pull his taser, but mistakenly grabbed his service weapon shooting the suspect.
In that situation, officers were armed with bean
bag bullets, which are
designed to subdue a suspect but not kill him.
He said in situations like
South Carolina, Oklahoma
and Arizona, those are split
second decisions.
Cropper recalled a situation where deadly force
would have been justified,
but he chose not to go to
that extreme. During his
days as a sheriff’s deputy
for Webster Parish, he says
he went on a call of a one
vehicle crash at approximately 1 a.m.
When he approached
the vehicle, he came upon
a man in the driver’s seat
who appeared to be unre-
sponsive. He says he got
close enough to check for a
pulse, and when he did, he
saw the gun pointed in his
direction.
“The only reason I
chose not to (shoot) is
because in a split second, I
knew this guy did not want
to kill me,” Cropper said,
“because I’d have already
been dead. When you’re
dispatched to a wreck,
your main concern is the
welfare of that driver or the
people in that vehicle.
“I have my face this
close to him,” he said, indicating with his hands a
short distance, “and I’m
reaching in there to see if
he’s alive. I put my hand on
his neck to see if he has a
pulse, and when I take a
second look, he’s got a 357,
and that barrel was (very
close) to my face.”
Upon further investigation, he learned the driver
of the vehicle had been trying to commit suicide,
even if it was suicide by
cop.
While Sexton and Lynd
feel a taser is one of the
more effective non-lethal
tools, Cropper says he
prefers not to use tasers.
Instead some of his officers
use pepper guns.
“I like it better than a
taser,” he said. “The pepper gun shoots out a pepper ball that is designed to
put a person down. It
works really well.”
Cropper explained the
first shot is designed to
stun them, but the second
shot is designed to put
them down. The pepper
mixture is red in color and
looks like blood, Cropper
says.
Lynd says he’s been
asked his opinion on the
recent shootings, and he
says he doesn’t really have
one. He’s hesitant to give
facts of the case. But all
three say the same thing:
deadly force is a last resort.
“A
deadly
force
encounter is only going to
last a matter of seconds,”
Lynd said.