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6/A6 A6 AMERICAN PRESS SAtuRdAy, MARCh 28, 2015 CRASH Continued from A1 dogs,” Smith said. “So we’re asking that if anybody would like to donate in memory of Molly Frank to Downtown Animal Hospital for the care of these dogs is more than welcome to.” The basic vetting cost for a dog in The Positive Pit Project can exceed $700. Each dog that is trained and presented to a veteran through the program has received about 300 hours of documented training that covers everything from basic obedience to “public access” training. The costs are usually covered by sponsors’ donations. Smith said three of the most recent dogs were sponsored by a local prayer group, Ironclad Title and Billy Navarre. She went on to say that another pair of dogs without sponsors that are matched with veterans through the program are in need of supplies like vests, patches, dog beds, food and training logs. While the emphasis is on finding homes for the remaining dogs in the program, Smith said every aspect of the current situation is a reminder of just how great a loss the program has suffered. “We could have never started The Positive Pit Project without Molly,” Smith said. “She loved the animals. She SASOL Continued from A1 future,” he said. Louisiana House Speaker Chuck Kleckley, R-Lake Charles, said Sasol’s project has helped put Southwest Louisiana “on the map.” “People from all across the country and all across the world are looking at us,” Kleckley said. “We have no other opportunity but to do this right and support you with resources you need to succeed in Southwest Louisiana. We love your $8 billion, but we want more.” Westlake Mayor Bob Hardey said the “ripple-down effect” Sasol’s project will have in the community “is immense” and will reach all the way to the city’s children. “I’ve always referred to Westlake as the land of milk and honey,” Hardey said. “People always say, ‘But in Westlake you’ve all got that smell.’ I say to them, ‘That smells like rice and gravy.’ ” Sasol’s groundbreaking comes just two months after the company announced it would delay final investment decision on its $11 billion gas-to-liquids complex, which would be the first of its kind in the United States. Fleetwood Grobler, Sasol’s executive vice president for chemicals business at its corporate headquarters in Johannesburg, South Africa, said the company has not yet made a decision on when it will move ahead with the GTL project. “I think we want to see more certainty around (oil prices) before we proceed and look at opportunities and all of the assumptions that go into crude prices,” Grobler said. “I won’t be able to give you a fixed date because it is still a fluid situation.” Mike Thomas, Sasol’s senior vice president for U.S. operations, said the 2,200-acre site on which the ethane cracker complex will be built will also be used for the GTL facility. The ethane cracker will be constructed on about 700 acres, Thomas said. Much of the remaining acreage, he said, will be reserved for the GTL plant. Construction on the ethane cracker is underway. Thomas said Sasol has about 600 construction workers and engineers working on the site. “The ramp-up (of workers) is beginning right now,” he said. “We will have thousands of workers on site my mid-2016.” At peak, the project is expected to create about 5,000 construction jobs. It will also create 500 permanent jobs, about 100 of which have already been filled, officials have said. Mike Hayes, Sasol’s public affairs manager, said the company is conducting monthly testing for prospective employees at the Calcasieu Business and Career Solutions Center in Lake Charles. All job seekers who want to work for Sasol must pass a written test, which is offered at the center. “Hopefully we will be able to start filling our operations and maintenance and laboratory jobs at a pretty good rate,” he said. “So testing once a month right now says we want our qualified local population to go down, sign up and test.” loved the veterans. She gave her whole heart to this project, and that’s one of the main reasons we want to get these animals adopted. Molly would have wanted that.” The Positive Pit Project is the culmination of the combined efforts of Lake Charles Pit Bull Rescue, Lake Area K-9, and A Bridge to Life. For more information on how to donate, visit the Facebook pages of The Positive Pit Project and A Bridge to Life. Donations are also being accepted at Downtown Animal Hospital, at 113 Clarence St. A memorial service for Frank will be at 2 p.m. today, March 28, in Johnson Funeral Home. A gofundme.com page has been set up for Frank’s three children to help cover funeral expenses. More information is at www.gofundme.com/ pygvd0. DEAL Continued from A1 Garrick turned himself in to police in September 2011. On Dec. 28, 2012, while Garrick was out on $75,000 bond, he led police on a vehicle chase through Lake Charles, hitting an officer on foot and sideswiping a patrol vehicle. Garrick and a passenger in the vehicle, Jordan Jamarl Brown, were both wounded by police. Garrick was held without bail in the Calcasieu Correctional Center after the incident. POLLS Continued from A1 Mance M. Stark, who resigned in december after moving to texas. Calcasieu Parish Renewal of a 10-year, half-cent sales tax for the Calcasieu Parish Law Enforcement district for salaries and future cost-ofliving increases, as well as continued funding of the Patrol and Corrections divisions and related law enforcement functions; maintenance of emergency fund balance or reserve; and to provide continuity in operations. It will generate $23 million annually. Jeff Davis Parish Renewal of a 10-year, 10.99-mill property tax for gravity drainage works in Gravity drainage district 5, north of Lacassine. It will generate $14,935 annually. BRIDGE Continued from A1 cracks were caused by methane buildup over time. Druilhet said the bridge’s large number of piles have prevented an “appreciable drop in its load-carrying capacity.” “There has been no drop in its ability to carry the load it was designed to carry,” she said. “(The bridge) is still safe for the traveling public.” DOTD inspects all of the state’s bridges a minimum of every two years. She said the department is looking into making “possible cosmetic repairs” to the bridge. Earlier this month, representatives from the Imperial Calcasieu Regional Planning and Development Commission met with local officials in Lake Charles for the release of the twovolume report “Lake Charles Urbanized Area, MTP 2040,” a 25-year blueprint of the transportation improvements, priorities and goals for Calcasieu Parish. The report outlines up to $500 million in projects for the parish, including replacing the West Fork bridge sometime between 2021 and 2030. Druilhet said she was not familiar with IMCAL’s report and could not answer if the department expects the bridge to remain structurally sound for at least the next six years. District 1 Calcasieu Police Juror Shannon Spell said he believes replacing the bridge should be one of the “highest-priority projects” in the area. Spell said he could not comment on the bridge’s structural integrity. “I haven’t had any access to any structural evaluation of the bridge,” he said. “For me to comment I would have to review any of DOTD’s evaluations, and I haven’t.” The bridge connects Moss Bluff to Westlake along La. 378. FROM PAGE A1 l STATE Man tests positive for drugs, state judge revokes bond By the Associated Press BATON ROUGE — A Denham Springs man accused of injecting his girlfriend with a lethal dose of heroin in July 2013 is back to jail after authorities say he flunked two drug tests this week while awaiting trial on a second-degree murder charge. State District Judge Don Johnson, at the request of East Baton Rouge Parish prosecutors, revoked Jarret McCasland’s bond Thursday and said he will remain behind bars until his trial. A trial date has not been set. The Advocate reports the 26-year-old McCasland was arrested in October 2013 in the death of 19-year-old Flavia Cardenas and was released in May on $265,000 bond. McCasland, who has pleaded not By the Associated Press Son arrested in connection with father’s shooting death NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans police have arrested a 35-year-old man in connection with the shooting death of his father. Thirty-five-year-old Herbert Meyers III was arrested Friday. The victim in Sunday night’s shooting was 54-year-old Herbert Meyers Jr. The elder Meyers was found dead in his home in New Orleans’ Gentilly neighborhood. The son had told police he returned home Sunday night and found his father inside the house with gunshot wounds. Police said the son also told them he had exchanged gunfire outside the house with two men. But police announced Friday afternoon that U.S. marshals arrested the younger Meyers in Metairie on a charge of second-degree murder. Coroner: Prisoner in New Orleans jail killed himself NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans’ coroner says preliminary autopsy results indicate that an inmate found in a holding cell in the city’s notorious prison this guilty in the murder case, faces an automatic sentence of life in prison if convicted as charged. Assistant District Attorney Will Morris filed a motion to revoke that bond after McCasland was arrested in Baton Rouge in July on a count of simple battery. He posted a $2,500 bond on that count and was released the day after his arrest. Johnson ordered McCasland to report for bond supervision in August. Assistant District Attorney Robert Savage then filed another motion to revoke McCasland’s bond in the murder case after he was arrested in Livingston Parish in January on possession of the pain pill Hydrocodone. At a hearing Thursday on the revocation motions, Johnson was informed by BRIEFLY week killed himself with a telephone cord. Coroner Jeffrey C. Rouse says Ryan Miller’s autopsy took place with an independent forensic pathologist chosen by Miller’s family present. Rouse says a final determination about Miller’s death will be made after further investigation. Toxicology results are pending. Miller had been charged with aggravated rape involving a 12-year-old victim. He was found Monday night with a telephone cord around his neck and died early Tuesday. Miller’s death renewed concerns about the progress of court-ordered reforms at Orleans Parish Prison, where court testimony this week indicates he was left alone despite having expressed suicidal thoughts. Female prisoner from Assumption Parish caught NAPOLEONVILLE — Assumption Parish sheriff ’s deputies say a 30-yearold Napoleonville woman who escaped from custody while being transported to Avoyelles Women’s Correction Center is back in custody. Sheriff Mike Waguespack tells The Amber Kepper with Criminal Justice Service — a bond supervision program — that McCasland tested positive for cocaine Monday and Wednesday. The judge quickly revoked Mc- Casland’s bond, and East Baton Rouge Parish sheriff ’s deputies took him from the courtroom. District Attorney Hillar Moore III has said the second-degree murder charge against McCasland is based on allegations the heroin was the direct cause of Cardenas’ July 26, 2013, death. McCasland’s attorney, Rodney Messina, reiterated Thursday that cocaine and other substances besides heroin were found in Cardenas’ body after her death. The central issue in the case, he said, is whether the heroin in her system caused her death. Advocate Felicia Daigle was arrested Thursday on theft charges and was not considered armed or dangerous. Waguespack said Avoyelles Women’s Correction Center holds the parish’s female pre-trial prisoners. He says Daigle was being transported there Thursday evening when she apparently opened the door of the van, got out and started running near the intersection of Louisiana Highway 69 and 70. Waguespack says Daigle was capture at about 10:20 p.m. Marksville man killed in single-vehicle accident MARKSVILLE — State police are investigating a fatal accident in Avoyelles Parish. Master Trooper Scott Moreau says a pickup driven by 21-year-old Cody Lemoine of Marksville ran off parish road early Friday morning and hit a tree. Moreau says a passenger in the truck, 20-year-old as Everett Scallon, also of Marksville, was pronounced dead at the scene. He says Lemoine suffered moderate injuries and is being treated at hospital in Marksville.
1/A1 Difficult negotiationS Sticking points remain in talks between U.S., European allies and Iran. D6 Halfway to final four Two teams punch ticket. Kentucky survives scare. Wisconsin also wins. B1 00903614 americanpress.com Sunday, March 29, 2015 HHH No. 43,909 Lake Charles, Louisiana $1.25 Multiplying fractions A fifth-grade math problem Here is how a student in Danielle Palmore’s fifth-grade class at St. John Elementary successfully answered three questions on a recent test about 10 kittens in an animal shelter. weight of kittens in the animal shelter (lb) 1 4 3 8 1 2 5 8 use the line plot at left for questions 1-3. 1. How many kittens weigh at least 3/8 of a pound? 2. What is the combined weight of all the kittens? 3. What is the average weight of the kittens at the shelter? Parish voters renew law enforcement tax By Justin B. Phillips iff ’s Office had revenues of The tax renewal jphillips@americanpress.com $74.1 million and expenditures of $79.7 million. The passed 83 percent Calcasieu Parish residents $5.6 million in expenditures voted to renew a one-half percent sales tax for the Calca- to a change in governmental to 17 percent with over revenue was due, in part, sieu Parish Law Enforcement 8 percent voter accounting standards in 2009 District. to include the amount of The tax renewal passed by turnout. money an entity would have a vote of 8,569-1,734, or 83 percent to 17 percent, with 8 per- Voters in Allen and Jeff Davis to retire did so, according More inSiDe to spend if everyone eligible cent voter turnout, according parishes and Merryville also to representatives from the to the Louisiana Secretary of voted on Saturday. a4 accounting firm that handled State’s Office. the audit. The tax was originally have also been put toward In February, Mancuso approved in July 2006, by a upgrading equipment and the told the American Press the 60 percent margin. When the creation of a reserve fund for sheriff ’s office is financially tax was approved, Calcasieu natural disasters or other crisis. Between October 2006 and sound and taxpayers should Sheriff Tony Mancuso said know “we are good stewards it would generate $16 million December 2008, the sales tax of their money and we’re going to continue to be.” a year to be used, in part, generated nearly $47 million to pay for raises and capital for the sheriff ’s office. The tax will last 10 years, improvement projects. A 2014 legislative audit beginning on Oct. 1, 2016, and Over the years, the funds showed the Calcasieu Sher- expiring on Sept. 30, 2026. Vietnam veterans honored By Justin B. Phillips jphillips@americanpress.com Grade EXPLORING THE 5 NEW STANDARDS editor’s note: This is the sixth which is officially written as installment of a nine-part Sunday “Apply and extend previous series that will highlight one understandings of multiplication to multiply a fraction Common Core standard in English language arts and one in math for or whole number by a fraction.” grades K-8. This week, fifth-grade standards are featured. Palmore said students usually come to her with By Kara carrier a good understanding of kcarrier@americanpress.com fractions from the previous anielle Palmore, a fifth- them a refresher. She said grade, but she stills gives grade math she then starts teaching the and science standard by using concrete visual strategies such as area teacher at St. models, number lines, dominos, cards, dice and word John Elementary, said that using visuals problems. to help students understand “I always start with pictures and lots of area mod- multiplying fractions is the key to mastering Common els,” Palmore said. “When I Core math standard 5.NF.4., start teaching multiplication Concrete visuals help students master fractions of fractions, I use the word ‘of ’ such as taking two-thirds of one-fourth.” She said this method helps students understand because most of them assume the product of a fraction times a fraction will be greater than the factors. However, Palmore said, the product will be less than both factors because students are taking a part of a part. Palmore said when working with fractions, it’s important for students to have a solid, concrete understanding of them before moving to more abstract concepts. She said to help reinforce this, See core, A6 Saturday’s Vietnam Veterans Honor Day at Veterans Memorial Park featured speakers praising the sacrifice of service members while others shared stories from the battlefield only a select few could relate to. The idea behind the day is to commend a generation that, for a time, went unappreciated. Elected officials from across the city and state attended the function, including Calcasieu Parish District Attorney John DeRosier, who served as the event’s guest speaker. Mayor Randy Roach gave the opening remarks to the crowd gathered on the lakefront. He began by talking about a special resolution passed in the most recent state legislative session commending and recognizing the military history of the USS Orleck, designating Rick Hickman / American Press it as “the official Vietnam memorial museum ship of A member of the Louisiana National Guard stands next to a the state of Louisiana.” statue of 1st Lt. Douglas B. Fournet on Saturday during a Vietnam Veterans Honor Day event. Fournet was posthumously See VietnaM, A3 awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions during the war. CALC. PARISH SCHOOL BOARD Out Of Zone Forms Now Available Deadline: May 30, 2015 No Forms Accepted After This Date STINE ANNIVERSARY SALE COLORED MULCH 2 cu ft. 5 Bags For $10 SELECT PAINT Buy One Get One FREE APPLIANCES 10%-40% OFF OPEN TODAY 10am-6pm Books .....................C4 Classified ............. 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