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The Lady Lake Chamber “Nothing But Networking” Luncheon is always a great networking event. The Chamber used to have breakfast but the Luncheons are better attended. The first 30 minutes is open floor networking, from 11:30 to 12 Noon, then everyone picks a table and you continue to meet people and find out what business they are in and how they can help each other. Don’t miss the next one, call Sue at the Lady Lake Chamber 753-6029

A Legend Is GoneArnold Palmer DiesArnold Palmer, nicknamed “the King,” is

a former champion golfer and was consid-ered one of the sport’s all-time greats.

“You must play boldly to win.” —Arnold PalmerArnold Daniel Palmer was born on Sep-

tember 10, 1929, in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. The son of a golf pro, Palmer picked up the sport as a toddler after his father, Milfred J. “Deacon” Palmer, shortened a set of regula-tion clubs so that his son could use them.

The game came easily to Palmer, and by the time he was 17, he’d already captured two state interscholastic championships. He eventually earned a golf scholarship to Wake Forest University, where he won three Atlantic Coast Conference Championships.

But Palmer’s life took an unexpected and tragic turn in 1950, when his close friend and teammate, Bud Worsham, was killed in a car accident. His death so rattled Palm-

Federal Government Says No Help!Federal Government Needs To Be A Bet-

ter PartnerGovernor Rick ScottSeptember 22, 2016We are doing our part in Florida, but we

need the federal government to be a good partner, which includes both Congress and President Obama.

I went to Washington last week and met with Congressional leaders about the impor-tance for the federal government to get seri-ous about financing the fight against Zika in our country. I asked Congress to get some-thing done. But, what I found in Washington could not be more maddening. Everyone in both parties told me they enthusiastically support the federal government getting seri-ous about erasing Zika.

In all my meetings with both Republi-cans and Democrats, I couldn’t find anyone who opposes the federal government spend-ing money to eradicate Zika. But, what has happened? Nothing. It’s a perfect example of the complete dysfunction in Washing-ton. Everyone is for funding to get rid of

Zika — so of course nothing happens.This explains the problem with our entire

federal government — incompetence.When you travel around and talk to vot-

ers all across the country today, they will tell you that Washington is broken. That’s not really true, it is much worse than broken. To call our federal government broken is far too complimentary. No, the truth is that Wash-ington is completely incompetent.

Everything we are doing in Florida to combat this virus is to protect pregnant women and their developing babies. As a fa-ther and a grandfather, I cannot imagine the challenges a child would have being born with microcephaly — or any other birth de-fect for that matter. That’s why I have con-tinued to call on Congress to get involved in the fight against Zika. How hard could this be? Zika is a threat to our health and it can cause terrible birth defects.

Meanwhile, the taxpayers of Florida have now spent over $26 million fighting Zika, and I just allocated another $10 mil-

er that he quit college his senior year and joined the U.S. Coast Guard, embarking on a three-year hiatus from golf.

By 1954, however, Palmer had returned to the game and quickly resumed his old

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“The Truth, The Whole Truth and Noth-ing but the Truth”

For ‘TT’ (Teflon Trump) the truth has no place in politics!

TT says “I will be reducing taxes tremen-dously from 35% to 15% for businesses”.

TRUTH-This would cut federal revenue by $4.4 trillion to $5.9 trillion over the next decade.

TT bragged, “Gee, I hope it the housing market does collapse, because then I can go in and buy some and make money”.

TRUTH- Nine million people lost their jobs. Five million people lost their homes. And thirteen trillion dollars in family wealth was wiped out.

FACT - The U.S. is the world’s leading producer of natural gas since 2011, and the top producer of oil since 2013.

TT-We have to do a much better job at keeping our jobs in the USA. So many jobs and their companies are just leaving. They’re gone”.

TRUTH-Jobs per year were Obama (1.3 million), H.W. Bush (659,000), and W. Bush (160,000).

TT-”Go anywhere you want, you will see devastation where manufacturing is down sometimes 50%. - NAFTA is the worst trade deal ever signed in this country”.

TRUTH -A Republican Congress Report says, “NAFTA did not cause job losses or the economic gains. The ‘NAFTA Effect’

has been relatively modest,”TT-”We have the worst revival of an

economy since the Great Depression”. TRUTH-We have added over 15 million

jobs since the BUSH recession.TT-Unemployment among African-

American young people is 58%.TRUTH = About 26%. And unemploy-

ment under BUSH was at 10%. Now it is at less than 5%.

TT- The stock market is in a bubble right now”.

TRUTH-Under Republican leadership the ‘DOW’ crashed to 6,000. Under a Dem-ocratic President its over 18,000.

TT- “I will release my taxes as soon as the audit is done”

TRUTH-. He has been under audit al-most for fifteen years!

TT- “My obligation is to do well for my-self, my family, my employees, for my com-panies”.

TRUTH-A lot of the people were stiffed by TT. Unpaid employees and contractors who did their job and were not paid. TT has bankrupted over six times which he admit-ted on TV..

TT- ‘Stop & Frisk’ needs to be brought back”.

TRUTH- ‘Stop-and-frisk’ was ruled un-constitutional by a federal district judge.

TT-”Crimes are increasing, murders are up”.

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TRUTH-The country is ‘safer’ now than in the past 50 years.

TT-”Obama is not a natural-born Ameri-can citizen.

TRUTH-Obama’s birth certificate is uni-versally accepted as genuine.

TT-”I love African-Americans”.TRUTH-In 1973 TT was sued for racial

discrimination. He would not rent to Afri-can-Americans.

TT- Publicly invited his Russian pal, Pu-tin to hack into American organizations.

TRUTH- About 50 Republican national security officials said that TT is unfit to be the commander in chief.

TT”Mexicans are flooding into the US”.TRUTH-Attempted crossings have

dropped by 79% since 2000. In fact more Mexicans left the U.S. than entered between 2009 and 2014.

TT-”I was against the war in Iraq”. TRUTH- As far back as 2002 TT wanted

to invade Iraq.TT-I have a much better temperament

than Hillary”.

TRUTH-A recent poll showed 60% favor Clinton, compared to less than 40% for TT.

TT-”Clinton started the Iran negotiations.TRUTH- Negotiations took place after

she left office.TT-I don’t care if other nations get nu-

clear weapons. you know, have a good time folks.

TRUTH-(Needs No Comment!)TT- “I just don’t think she has a presiden-

tial look”TRUTH- Trump has called women pigs,

slobs, dogs, Miss Piggy and that pregnancy is an inconvenience to employers. Then he called a Latina woman ‘Miss Housekeep-ing’.

TT-”We’re losing our jobs”TRUTH-*Net job growth during Presi-

dent Obama’s two terms is about 10.5 mil-lion new jobs.

Question asked of TT “Will you accept the outcome of the election?”

TT “The answer is, if she wins I will ab-solutely support her”.

Hallelujah!

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Florida House of Representatives

Dennis K. Baxley

Late at night on August 30th, Marion County seated its first sena-tor in 22 years, and its first republi-can senator in 130 years and his name was Dennis Baxley.

“This district is my home. It is

where I have done business, raised children, and served the public. I am honored to have

the opportunity to now represent them in the state Senate. Florida is on the verge of a new era of prosperity, and this district needs a senator who has the experience and leader-ship skills to make sure that our area is not left behind. I believe that I am the person best prepared to be that leader.”

Having a State Senator from Marion County will open many doors for the region and help facilitate the growth of Marion County and North Central Florida. The more people on your team in Tallahassee, the bet-ter, and Dennis Baxley provides a strong

voice of support and encouragement for this area.

“I’m very excited, it’s been a tremendous journey, and I’ve met so many wonderful people. So I’m very excited, I feel like we

made history and put Marion County in a position to lead”

Thank you, voters from Marion, Lake, and Sumter for believing in our leadership for the region.

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A Legend Is Goneform. That year, he won the second of two consecutive Ohio Amateur Championships as well as the U.S. Amateur title. By the fall of 1954, he’d turned pro.

Pro CareerArnold Palmer enjoyed decent success

during his early years on the tour. He cap-tured the 1955 Canadian Open for his first pro victory, and picked up a scattering of other wins over the next two years.

But it was the 1958 Masters Tourna-ment in Augusta, Georgia, that launched the

young golfer to fame. Palmer took home the title—making him the tournament’s young-est champion at the time—and ended up fin-ishing the year No. 1 on the money list, with $40,000.

By the early 1960s, Palmer was the world’s best and most successful golfer. Be-tween 1960 and 1963, he won an astounding 29 titles and took home more than $400,000 in prize money. He also served as captain of the winning U.S. Ryder Cup team in 1963, and captained the team again 1975.

In all, Palmer won 93 titles. He won seven major championships, including four Masters and two British Opens.

Palmer’s last major win came at the 1964 Masters. The victory made Palmer the first golfer to win the Masters Tournament four times (1958, 1960, 1962 and 1964). Yet, even as his dominance on the tour began to fade, Palmer still remained golf’s biggest money winner for several years. In 1968, he became the first golfer to eclipse $1 million in total purse winnings.

In later years, Palmer enjoyed several big victories on the Senior Tour, including the 1980 PGA Seniors Championship and the 1981 U.S. Senior Open.

Successful PitchmanOutside of golf, Palmer proved to be a

successful businessman. Over the years, he invested in automobile and aviation com-panies. Perhaps most notably, though, he became one of the sports world’s all-time greatest pitchmen. By the late 1990s, it was reported that he was taking in more than $20 million in endorsement deals annually.

Personal LifePalmer married his first wife, Winifred

Walzer, whom he’d met at a tournament in Pennsylvania, in 1954. The couple went on to have two daughters together and remained married until Winifred’s death in 1999. In 2005, Palmer married Kathleen Gawthrop.

On September 25, 2016 Palmer died at the age of 87.

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PuBlisher’s notes This month is a

little late to write about the Primary but I feel I must. I was extremely happy to see Dennis Baxley win against someone that the Villages endorsed. It took a lot of hard/smart work to make

that happen. My congratulations to the Baxley Team. You know I have never heard a harsh word out of Dennis Baxley’s mouth and that’s what makes him so effective. He does not take things personal, he has an agenda, he fights a battle wins or loses and says next, and goes on to the next item on the agenda. From the very beginning I felt he would win, after all he was running ads in our newspapers. Thank You Senator Baxley!

Next to address a few upsets, Dean get-ting beat was surprising to everyone, Mc-Fadden ran a good primary race. Superin-tendent of schools lost. WOW! Earl Arrnett lost to the Stone name. There were many surprises. The biggest disappointment was not being ability to vote for Chris Blair. Since the new evidence has come out people have been emailing, writing letters and call-

ing the Governor. No one can seem to get through to Pam Bondi, all the emails seem to bounce back. I asked Chris Blair if anyone had complained to the State Election Board in Tallahassee about obstruction by the State Attorneys Office two Primary Elections in a row. He said he had not. But I heard there was some talk.

Got an email from a Democrat who ap-parently looked up my LLC and said the following: I do not want you to deliver the Ocala DownTown / Lady Lake Magazine / Village Spectator / Seniors Voice of Ocala to my address. I thanked the person for being a reader and put them on our no throw list. We received many positive emails and phone calls, one was to get extra copies of the issue explaining the new Chris Blair evidence. I know we can’t please all of the people all of the time. It seems I only pissed off one Democrat. Thank God!

I heard from an insurance person that the Villages Hospital will only accept AARP United Health Care. I checked it out, the Vil-lages Hospital takes many insurances. There are clinics in strategic places that I hear were put in business by the Villages, they are the ones that take only United Healthcare. I have been told that many Blue Cross customers are going to Ocala. I am hearing Aetna will

Tom Loury Long time member of CEP/Ocala Chamber of Commerce, Past President of the Ocala Business Leaders, Co-Founder of Select Business Associ-ates, Past President of the Lady Lake Chamber

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have some great programs this year. Watch in this paper and see!

ZIKA: I think the area will escape the Zika epidemic this year and hopefully the State and Federal Government can do some-thing this winter to minimize it. It is on the move north, that’s us!

A paragraph from Governor Scott’s Press Release!

This explains the problem with our entire federal government — incompetence.

When you travel around and talk to vot-ers all across the country today, they will tell you that Washington is broken. That’s not really true, it is much worse than broken. To call our federal government broken is far too complimentary. No, the truth is that Wash-ington is completely incompetent.

______Went to a CEP/Ocala Chamber event

at Peninsula Farm at Ocala Downs. It was hosted by the Elite Equestrian Magazine. The food was good and the facility was nice. During the event they presented the Royal Horses and explained how they are trained and put them through their paces. A truly beautiful site!

Trump continues to gain ground. Now that he has calmed down he makes more

sense. There is a still a segment of unedu-cated in South Florida that still thinks Hill-ary does a good job! She is scared to death and is watching Trump take away her voters. The ones that are staying just don’t know any better.

My wisdom to Trump is “Don’t let them bait you on issues!” VOTE! VOTED!

We are excited that we have several new people helping us. Suzan Carlson of Legal Shield is helping us and Julie Atkinson who just sold her business. Julie knows a lot of people and will be a great help. So if one of these people come in to see you please take the time to listen to them.

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Witch-ing you a spook-tacular Hal-loween! Let’s make it a safe one.

Halloween is fast approaching, and while children antic-ipate the annual cel-ebration of fun and fantasy, it’s a good

time for the rest of us to think about safety. As part of our ongo-ing commitment to protect children, all of us at the Lady Lake Police Department will be passing along Halloween safety advice.

We have all heard stories about pins and razors hidden in Halloween treats. Even though sabotaged candy is unlikely to ap-pear, we should still exercise good com-mon sense and err on the side of caution. Children should be instructed not to eat any treats until they’re back at home and mom or dad has inspected them. Parents should make sure that candy wrappers are sealed. Fruit or homemade items should be thor-oughly examined. If in doubt, throw it out.

When little ghosts and goblins take to the streets, the biggest threat they face is motor vehicle traffic – something for parents and drivers to keep in mind.

For motorists, extreme caution is the rule for Halloween night. Expect children to run across the street, coming out of nowhere,

oblivious to traffic. Children should be ac-companied by adults when trick-or-treating. A responsible grown-up will be the person with a flashlight, leading the way when there’s a need to cross the street. It’s always best to stay close to home and to visit neigh-bors and friends that you know. Make sure children only approach homes that are well lit. Treats should be handed out at the door so that youngsters don’t have to enter the homes of strangers.

Surprisingly, simply falling down is also a leading cause of accidental injury on Hal-loween, the result of children tripping on their own costumes. Make sure their cos-tume fits well and check that the child can see through any mask that he or she might be wearing.

Older children and teenagers need to be reminded that Halloween trick-or-treating is okay but vandalism will not be tolerated. Any deliberate act that damages property or causes harm to another person is a crime and police officers will treat it as such. Re-mind teens to never wear a mask in public, especially when visiting a store or similar establishment. It is actually against the law and it could lead to tragic consequences if a fun-loving young person were mistaken for a robbery suspect.

In addition to protecting children this Halloween, it is also important to protect property as well. Battery powered lights are

always a safer alternative to candles inside pumpkins. If you decide to use candles, never leave them unattended, and make sure children are never left unsupervised around them.

I urge all parents to keep these few, com-mon sense safety tips in mind this season. Let’s all make sure our children stay safe

this Halloween.Don’t forget about the Town of Lady

Lake’s Halloween event, Not So Scary Hal-loween, on Saturday, October 22, 2015 from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Guava Street Ath-letic Complex. Everyone is welcome to at-tend. I hope to see you there.

Dear Governor Scott,I’m writing to you about what amounts

to a political witch hunt here in Marion Co. surrounding our former Sheriff, Chris Blair. Now that all the facts are known, it is clear that Sheriff Blair was the victim of this mis-carriage of justice perpetrated by State At-torney Brad King.

I refer you to the publication “Ocala Downtown” a monthly tabloid published by TomL Publishing, LLC of Dunnellon (http://ocaladowntown.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/2016-09-Ocala-Down-Town.pdf) Please read both the report by Tom Loury as well as the letter by Sangi Blair which lays our the series of events with a detailed timeline which is verified by official records and photographs.

After reading this complete account, I be-lieve you’ll agree with me that my Sheriff, Chris Blair, was a victim of a corrupt system of justice. As a Governor who has brought such improvement and prosperity of Flori-da, I believe you’ll agree with me that you don’t want Brad King as a representative of your government. Brad King should not have any position of responsibility in your administration.

Please give this incident your full atten-tion. The residents of Marion Co. have been denied the opportunity to vote for a very popular and effective Sheriff. The people of Marion Co. deserve better.

Ron. M.Ocala

Letter To Governor Scott

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Hernando CountiesNEXT CLUB MEETING. The Villages

Honor Flight Club always meets on the 2nd Monday of each month, so mark your calen-dars in advance.

UPCOMING DATES & EVENTS. --10-Oct. VHF Club monthly meeting,

12:30pm, Col. Cot. Rec. Cen.--14-Oct. CPR class, 1pm, La Hacienda

Rec. Cen.--15-Oct. Volunteer Appreciation Day,

Wildwood Comm. Cen., 10am-2pm--18-Oct. Bob Evans Fund raiser, 6am-

9pm--18-Oct. M30 Veteran’s Village FHF, Ft.

McCoy--23-Oct. M31 Pre-Flight #2, 12:30pm,

Col. Cot., Rec. Cen.--2-Nov. M31 flight to DC; Homecom-

ing greeters needed--10-Nov. Doo wop Concert, 6:30pm,

Wildwood Com. Cen.--11-Nov. VETERAN’S DAY!!--11-Nov. CPR class, 1pm, La Hacienda

Rec. Cen. --12-Nov. “75 Years of USO” at Savan-

nah Center --14-Nov. VHF Club Monthly Mtg.,

12:30pm, Col. Cot. Rec. Cen.--19-Nov. Fashion Show, 9:30am &

12:30pm, Col. Cot. Rec. Cen.--9-Dec. CPR class, 1pm, La hacienda

Rec. Cen.--12-Dec. VHF Club Monthly Meeting,

12:30pm, Col. Cot. Rec. Cen.BOB EVANS FUNDRAISER. On Tues-

day, 18-Oct. the Bob Evans on CR-466 in The Villages will donate 15% of sales to anyone who presents their server with a flyer. This will go on the entire day, from 6am to 9pm and could result in a huge dona-tion to Villages Honor Flight. We have to get those flyers out to many, many people! Pick up a supply at our Sept. and Oct. meet-ings, or contact Chairman Glenn Yagle at 352-216-8747 and he can give you a link to print some up for your own distributions to neighbors, friends, clubs, etc. Glenn could also use some volunteers to help staff a VHF info. table at Bob Evans on 18-Oct., so sign up with him if you can help out.

DOO-WOP CONCERT/DANCE FUN-DRAISER. “Forever Young” will be the featured group at this fun evening, to be held at the Wildwood Com. Cen. on Powell Rd., beginning at 6:30pm on Thursday, 10-Nov. It’s BYOB with ice, cups, snacks and des-serts all provided. Cost is only $15.00 and tables for six can be reserved by contacting Chairperson Marilyn Gagen at [email protected] or 352-753-2603 or 352-552-6468. You may also mail her a check made pay-able to “Villages Honor Flight” at 309 Em-malee Place, The Villages, FL 32162. In-cluding a stamped, self-addressed envelope for your ticket return would be appreciated.

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Villages Honor Flight NewsletterION SHOW TICKETS STILL AVAIL-ABLE. The Fashion Show, which will be held at the Colony Cottage Rec. Cen. on Thursday, 19-Nov., has tickets available for both shows. The first will be a “brunch” show at 9:30am and the second will be a “lunch” show at 12:30pm. These two shows always sell out, so don’t miss out by wait-ing too long to purchase the $15.00 tickets, which include brunch or lunch, door prizes, raffles and lots of surprises. Food will be catered by Chicken Salad Chic (not just chicken salad!) and the fashions will come from Anthony’s and Tommy Bahama’s, who will also provide discount shopping dis-counts. You may order tickets from LaVerne Holtz at 352-430-0899 (H) & 443-762-6292 (C) or [email protected]. Tables for eight (8) may also be reserved. Tickets, if still available, may also be purchased at the Villages Honor Flight monthly meetings in Sept., Oct. and Nov.

GUARDIANS, WE NEED GUARD-IANS! Our backlog of Guardian applica-tions is becoming low. If you have flown as a guardian before and would like to fly again, please submit a “Fly Again” applica-tion, which can be obtained from our web site at www.VillagesHonorFlight.org and clicking on the “Applications” tab on the left side of the Home page. If you’ve never flown with us before, please sign up as a potential guardian so you can become part of a truly life-changing experience. Guard-ians are also needed for the “Flightless” mis-sions. Fill out the application and mail it to:

Villages Honor Flight, P.O. Box 490, Lady Lake, FL 32158-0490. Please write “Appli-cation” on the lower left corner of the mail-ing envelope. Questions? Please contact Guardian Coordinator Janet Myers at [email protected] or 352-350-4325. Do you have a friend or neighbor who would be a great guardian? How about doing some recruiting for us?

ORIGIN OF HONOR FLIGHT. Honor Flight is a non-profit organization created solely to honor America’s veterans for all their sacrifices. We fly our heroes to Wash-ington, DC to visit and reflect at their me-morials. Top priority is given to the senior veterans—WW2 survivors along with those other veterans that may be terminally ill. Recently, half or more of our missions have included veterans of the Korean War. Honor Flight first flew in May 2005 with six small planes flying 12 WW2 veterans, departing out of Springfield, Ohio. In 2006, with a waiting list of veterans expanding rapidly, we transitioned to commercial airline carri-ers to accommodate the maximum number of veterans possible. Partnering with Honor Air in Hendersonville, North Carolina and Hero Flight in Provo, Utah, we formed the “Honor Flight Network.” Together, we are aggressively expanding our programs to other cities across the nation. We are losing our WW2 veterans at the rate of over 1,200 each DAY. Honor Flight will continue to do whatever it takes to fulfill the dreams of our veterans and, very importantly, our se-



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until there is money for Zika. Congress can’t go on recess, and all the members focused on running for reelection should suspend their campaigns until funding is passed. Members should not be in their dis-tricts campaigning to keep their jobs when they should be in Washington trying to pass a Zika bill.

Any person in business can tell you that you must be able to function and get things done to continue to operate. For Washing-ton, this would mean actually taking the eradication of the Zika virus seriously and wiping it out through aggressive research and treatment. But every day that passes that Congress doesn’t approve funding means more time is lost from researching Zika to find a vaccine to help pregnant women and their growing babies.

Inaction and incompetence — not com-

mon sense — rules the day in Washington. And, for every day that goes by without federal action against Zika, the continued spread of this virus and illnesses that result from it are the sad, sick proof that Washing-

ton isn’t just broken, it must be completely overhauled from top to bottom.

Rick Scott is the Republican governor of Florida.


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GOV. SCOTT: I AM DIRECTING IM-MEDIATE CHANGE TO PUBLIC NOTI-FICATION LAWS FOLLOWING POLLU-TION INCIDENTS

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Following the sewage spill in Pinellas County and the sinkhole at Mosaic’s New Wales facility, Governor Scott is directing Florida Depart-ment of Environmental Protection (DEP) Secretary Jon Steverson to issue an emer-gency rule that establishes new require-ments for public notification of pollution incidents to take effect immediately. This emergency rule will ensure the public, local

governments and DEP are notified within 24 hours by all responsible parties following a pollution incident.

Governor Scott will also propose legis-lation during the next legislative session to ensure the public is kept informed of inci-dents of pollution that may cause a threat to public health and to Florida’s air and water resources. This legislation will amend cur-rent law which only requires public notifica-tion when pollution moves off-site of where the incident took place and threatens public health. This legislation will put the 24-hour public notification requirements into law as

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froM the Governor’s DesK well as increase the fine amounts and penal-ties on any violators.

Governor Scott said, “It does not make sense that the public is not immediately noti-fied when pollution incidents occur and that is why I am directing DEP to immediately issue an emergency rule implementing strict requirements for public notification within 24 hours. Today, I am demanding any busi-ness, county or city government responsible for a pollution incident to immediately tell the public. That is common sense and our residents deserve that.

“While DEP was on-site to investigate the situation at Mosaic in less than 24 hours and followed current state laws to notify the public, our laws are outdated and must im-mediately be changed. When we find laws, rules and regulations that aren’t common sense, it is incumbent on us to immediately make changes like we are doing today. Not only am I directing an emergency rule to be-gin today, but I will fight for legislation next session to ensure the 24-hour public notifi-cation requirements are codified in law and the penalties to any violators are severely strengthened.

“Tomorrow, I will be at Mosaic’s New Wales facility to get a briefing from com-pany officials and to view the sinkhole. Last week, I directed DEP to immediately inves-tigate the sewage spill in Pinellas County and also to expedite their investigation into the sinkhole at Mosaic. I also directed DOH to immediately assist DEP to ensure our drinking water is safe. Both of these in-

vestigations are still ongoing, and should a violation be found, all responsible parties will be held accountable with appropriate penalties and sanctions once DEP concludes their work. We must do everything we can to ensure residents and visitors have access to clean and safe water, and are informed when incidents occur that could potentially have an impact on their health.”

As directed by Governor Scott, the emer-gency rule will require the owner or opera-tor of any facility, including a city or county government, to provide notification of inci-dents of pollution within 24-hours to DEP, local governments and the general public through the media.

The new rule will apply regardless of whether the impacts of the pollution remain on-site or not. This will apply to any pol-lution affecting Florida’s air or water re-sources, such as unauthorized discharges of treated and untreated wastewater and indus-trial wastewater releases. The emergency rule will last for 90 days. DEP will also si-multaneously begin the formal rulemaking process to gather public input and make the rule change permanent.

Secretary Jon Steverson said, “The safety of Floridians and our environment is always a top priority of the department. It is ex-tremely important that Floridians are quick-ly notified of incidents of pollution that could potentially affect public health and the environment, and this emergency rule will give DEP the authority needed to en-




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sure the public is kept informed when these instances occur.”

The following outlines the new notifi-cation requirements directed by Governor Scott that will begin immediately:

• Within 24 hours, DEP, local govern-ments and the general public must be noti-fied of pollution by any and all responsible parties;

• Within 48 hours, DEP, local govern-

ments and the general public must be noti-fied of any potential risks to public health, safety or welfare and to surrounding areas by any and all responsible parties; and

• Within 24 hours of becoming aware pollution has affected areas off-site, adja-cent and nearby property owners, in addi-tion to DEP and local governments, must be notified of any potential health risks by any and all responsible parties.


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Letters to the eDItorDear Mr. Loury:Why our founding fathers gave us the

2nd Amendment. The founding fathers knew what they were doing.

All of past history shows that the shift from a mass army of citizen soldiers to a smaller army of professional fighters leads to a decline of democracy.

The weapons obtainable by the state to-day are far beyond the pocketbooks, under-standing, or competence of the ordinaryCiti-zen. An authoritarian political system that reflects the inequality in control of weapons will be established. Page 1200. Tragedy and Hope by Carroll Quigley. See additional documentation pages: 22-23, 187-189.

The French Revolution was fought by housewives using knives forks, and scythes.

The ability to stave off an authoritarian government is the reason for the 2nd amend-ment.

Life becomes more stifling every day, law by law, regulation by regulation, execu-tive order by executive order. What do I do that needs this much control?

Is this your fault? What are you doing that needs this much control??? If it is your doing, would you please cease and desist. See if the government disarms.

When I took the arms test, the target looked like Swiss cheese, in the Heart of the target. Totalitarian government scares me. WE by evgeny Zamyatin, Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, and 1984 by Orwell were clinchers. There are POWER LUSTERS in every generation.

D. I. L.* * * * * * * *I am appalled, enraged, and deeply sad-

dened by this latest fad of disrespecting the anthem and the flag. It has now spread to colleges, high schools, and middle schools.

And now there’s a state senator and a female sailor—both of those have taken an oath to support the nation and are happy to take a paycheck and benefits from this “oppres-sive” nation. I mourn that there is a void where there should be a sense of national unity and pride in the hearts of all Ameri-cans. More of that, Alinsky, fundamental transformation.

- - - - - - - -Pelosi’s “pass it so we can see what’s in

it” evidently doesn’t work with the Russians at the U.N. I think Kerry is just as bad as Hillary as Sec. of State.

**”Vitaly Churkin said there was no point in briefing the council if the U.S. did not want to say exactly what was in the documents outlining the deal hammered out last week by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. ‘This briefing is not going to hap-pen and mostly likely we’re not going to have a resolution of the Security Council because the United States does not want to

share those documents with the members of the Security Council and we believe that we cannot ask them to support a document which they haven’t seen,’ Churkin said.”**

RON* * * * * * * *Dear Sir or Madam:Just read about the: What I would do as

president, feature.The only one I thought had any substan-

tive merit was the one by Tom Hanks.Even though the event is over I would ap-

preciate it if you gave my suggestion a read.This is a dream I have had for years. It

has been given much thought and study.EDUCATION:WE HAVE NONE. We have brain-

washing, and propagandizing, and it costs $260,000 for the privilege.

There are two kinds of becoming knowl-edgeable.

Education for job skills we should en-courage and pay for.

Knowledge is needed for LIVING SKILLS, and this available all day every day, in a multitude of venues, Interaction with other humans, {Study them}. All forms of media, libraries, books { my personal ad-diction}. No voting until you master a cer-tain amount of knowledge about the country you live in. It is a duty to vote knowledgibly.

If you do not care to learn, why would you care about voting. Brain washing does not qualify one to vote. Watters World leaves many aghast.

Any form of government that advocates an elite that controls the money, goods, and means of production is limiting freedom. Socialism, Marxism, Fascism are a few ex-amples. Our founding fathers tried to pro-tect us from that fate. Power lusters have made inroads upon our freedoms. The best hope for a recovery is our capitalist system.

The power lusters have found a way to gain control of our money supply. We need representatives to repeal all the LEGAL PLUNDER LAWS they have managed to bribe into law. Bastiat warned us about this in 1866. Will we ever learn?

The Law by Bastiat would be the first book I would encourage every citizen make themselves acquainted. 69 pages. Is this too much to ask? Find a DVD. Have someone read it to you.

After that I have a list of hundreds of books of knowledge from among the 4000 books I have read {over 50 years}, then, we will talk.

If you do not understand what elites are saying, and intend doing to citizens it is fol-ly. Knowledge is the only antidote for elite SPEAK.

Knowledge for illiterates, and the harried {the overworked}, and bureaucrats. My first presidential act.

REAL KNOWLEDGE.D. I. L.


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Villages Honor Flight Newsletternor heroes will continue to travel absolutely free. Villages Honor Flight was started in 2011, with its first flight to DC taking place in 2012. So far, Villages Honor Flight has flown over 600 veterans and in 2016 it will conclude the year with 31 total missions completed.

The Honor flight program was conceived by Earl Morse, a Physician Assistant and re-tired Air force Captain, to honor veterans he had taken care of for the previous 27 years. After retiring from the Air force in 1998, Earl was hired by the Dept. of Veterans Af-fairs to work in a small clinic in Springfield, Ohio. In May of 2004, the WW2 memo-rial was finally completed and dedicated in Washington, DC which quickly became the topic of discussion among his WW2 Veteran

patients. Earl repeatedly asked these veter-ans if they would ever travel to visit THEIR memorial. Most felt that eventually, some-how, they would make it to DC, perhaps with a family member or friend.

As summer turned to fall, and then win-ter, these same veterans returned to the clin-ic for their follow-up visits. Earl asked if they had accomplished their dream of visit-ing the WWII memorial. By now, for most of the veterans queried, reality had settled in; it was clear to most that it simply wasn’t financially or physically possible for them to make the journey. Most of these senior heroes are in their 80’s and 90’s and lacked the physical and mental wherewithal to complete a trip on their own. Families and friends also lacked the resources and time to complete a 3-4 day trip to DC. Earl could

(Continued from Page 6)tell that the majority of the veterans had given up all hope of ever visiting the me-morial that was specifically created to honor their services and the services of their fellow comrades who had paid the ultimate sacri-fice. That’s when Earl decided that there has to be a way to get these heroes to DC to see their memorial.

Also a private pilot, Earl asked one of his WWII Veteran patients if he could person-ally fly him to DC, free of charge, to visit this memorial. The patient broke down and cried. He said at his age he would prob-ably never get to see his memorial. He ac-cepted the offer. A second WWII Veteran was asked the same question a week later. He too cried and enthusiastically accepted a trip to DC. Realizing that the desire was so great, Earl started to ask for help from other pilots to make these hopes and dreams a re-

ality. Honor Flight was born.The mission and ideals of the program

has spread across America. By the end of 2015, over 160,000 Veterans realized their dream of visiting their memorial. More than 130 Honor Flight “Hubs” now exist in 30 states. Two factors that we are extremely proud of are (1) all of our heroes had a safe and memorable trip and (2) we were able to raise sufficient funds so that every veteran flew absolutely free.

There’s no “free lunch”? Yes there is. It’s called Honor Flight.

M30, 18-OCT., “GOOD NEWS” & “BAD NEWS”. The bad news is that the Gulf Prison Flightless Honor Flight in Tal-lahassee has been canceled due to increased risks and security requirements not in keep-ing with our program. The good news, how-ever, is we are still on for that same date with Mission 30, but it will be held at the VFW Veteran’s Village in Fort McCoy near Ocala. This facility has an abundance of Veterans and it is ready-made for our “Flightless” Honor flight. It’s also less than one hour away so we won’t all be half dead by the time we would have returned home. This is merely to give everyone who volunteered for the prison flight a “heads up”. Only the location has changed. We still need volun-teers as there are 30 vets from WW2, Viet-nam (including a nurse) & Lebanon. More details will follow from our Mission Direc-tor Gary Kadow and Flight director Barb Hambright.

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Letter from TNIn my opinion this bill that passed is ille-

gally. They have beat up, threatened, bribed everyone they think they can get away with to reach a vote to win Obamacare. Marco Rubio, a Florida candidate is starting a peti-tion to recall, throw out or what ever it is called when something illegal is put back right. Some 38 states are postering for a bat-tle over the healthcare bill, they will never quit, I continue to voice your and my opin-ion and vote accordingly in the next election

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Copy Shoppe Sold: Clint Jones and Janet Ginsberg sold the Copy Shoppe. The new owner Ray Arriaga takes position June first. Pictured from left is Janet Jones, Ray Arriaga and Clint Jones. Good luck Clint and Janet!

Budget deficitMany Democrats talk about Obama in-

heriting a huge deficit from Bush, so let take a short history lesson.

Budgets come from Congress not the White House. The Democratic party has controlled Congress since January 2007. They controlled the budget process for 2008 and 2009, as well as 2010. In that first year, the Dems had to contend with Bush, which caused them to compromise on spending, when Bush belatedly got tough on spend-ing increases. For 2009, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid bypassed George Bush entirely, passing continuing resolutions to keep gov-ernment running until Barack Obama could take office. At that time, they passed a mas-sive omnibus spending bill to complete the 2009 budgets.

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The Democrats did not inherited any def-icit, the 2007 deficit, the last of the Repub-lican budgets. That deficit was the lowest in five years, and the fourth straight decline in deficit spending. After that, Democrats in Congress took control of spending, and that includes Barack Obama, who voted for the budgets. If Obama inherited anything, he inherited it from himself.

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Debate? No these are husband and wife speakers from the Ocala Business Leaders Meeting and pictures are from two separate weeks. Left is Lorri Silvera Development Coordinator PACE Center for Girls of Marion County and on the right, Evelio Silvera of the Ocala Marion County Chamber of Commerce, he is the VP of business Developement and Public Affairs. Evelio was speaking on Your Business and the Internet and how to have success in 60 days to social Marketing. Photos by Charles Gordon of Charles Gordon Photography.

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School Board Turmoilby Tom LouryAnother flare-up in the school board

chambers. You’ve got to give Jackie Porter credit for being gutsy. A lone vote not to approve $500,000 for new roofs for three buildings at Dunnellon High school. This writer lived in Dunnellon and heard teach-ers and people around town talking about how fast the construction was going bad in-cluding talk about the roof leaking. I believe there was talk about the roof leaking before it was eight years old. Back then there was a decision to look into it. Matter of fact I think Bobby James was the principal back then and he is now part of the School Board, why don’t they ask him? The roof was prob-ably patched. Who was the contractor? What was the warranty? The current School Board is not responsible for what happened that many years ago but I think it is their respon-

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What can they do? Talk to their attorneys and ask what legally can be done and come out with a statement. The statute of limita-tions probably ran out.

Jackie Porter is asking these questions wanting answers and she is being ridiculed for it. Yes the if the roof is leaking it needs

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16th Annual Fishing Derby Tempers Flare with School Board MeetingMarion County School BoardBy Tom LouryI recently read an article that was in the

Ocala Star Banner, Thursday April 15, 2010 front page about Jackie Porter and the School Superintendent Yancey. If you look at the ar-ticle it is reported with Jackie Porter’s alle-ged file and the story is presented like a fe-deral court case. The interesting fact is there were no quotes from Jackie Porter and no remarks from her defending herself. It’s not because she refused to remark but in fact, she was never asked or interviewed for this story. That bothers me more than any of the following comments. I believe that everyone should have the right to defend themselves in print.

I feel somewhat responsible for some of the friction between the School Board and Jackie Porter. With the School Board, as elected officials, you would not have ex-pected a reaction like this. Elected officials give up their privacy and are fair game for any questions that comes your way. Jackie Porter said she sent Mr. Yancey a personal email asking about a sensitive question. Was it his son-in-law that was promoted to an ad-ministrative job? If the question had been anawered it would have stopped right the-re. Somehow it was brought into the school board meeting and tempers flared. I say Ja-ckie Porter was elected to watch out for our tax dollar as well as is the rest of the School Board.

We all have a personal stake in this, OUR

Jackie Porter


To the editorAfter reading the article in the Orlando

Sentinel, March 10, entitled “Your Law-makers Aren’t Tightening Their Belts” I saw red. Could the members of Congress, and I mean both the Democrats and Republicans, be more out of touch with their constituents and the hardships they are facing? When federal lawmakers vote themselves a 5 per-cent increase while families are enduring job losses, home foreclosures, 2.56 million Flo-ridians on food stamps, the U.S. banks have had their sharpest decline in lending since 1942 and the worst economy that America has seen since the Great Depression of the 1930s you know for sure that Congress is totally out to lunch. Foreclosures are up 6% over last year and the average unemploy-ment rate in Florida at 12.2 percent is worse than the national average at 9.7 percent. Osceola and Lake County have the highest

unemployment rates at 13.5 percent among Central Florida counties. Flagler County at 17.1 percent has the states highest unem-ployment rate. What jobs has the stimulus package that was passed last year created? As I see it, the only thing it has created is more and more government and increased our debt. In addition, we now have this huge health care bill that even those who voted for it don‘t know whats in it that everyone will have to pay for. Its time the members of Congress were in touch with their constitu-ents and the hardships they are facing, were made accountable for their actions or voted out of office.

RAK ********To the Village SpectatorThe article by Charlette Poss, “Your

Health”, was one of the best I’ve read con-


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At a meeting I was hearing complaints from businessman Doctor R. Ronald Cor-bett, owner of Ink Solutions who talked about his recent experience in his attempt at a bid on a $200,000 plus contract with the school system. Corbett said he went through all the paperwork and met all the regula-


The Senior Fishing Derby broke all re-cords. Hundreds turned out for the 16th annual Senior Fishing Derby, co-hosted by TomL Publishing and the City of Ocala Parks and Recreation Department.

Dozens of fisherman/women in wheel-chairs and walkers showed up to fish.

We have never had better weather - it was perfect. The fish were biting slow but there were fish there. There was so many people we may have made the fish skittish. Fish were caught and released. The big fish was a keeper size bass and the winner was Priscilla

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