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BY GEORGE ARTSITAS triple homicide at his home near only three victims because each The World Bridge on Saturday night. count involves multiple legal theo- Mulkey takes “OK.” ries. COQUILLE — Edward Nelson, 65, faces six Class A “It sounds complicated, but demotion to Lawrence Nelson stood silent and felony counts of aggravated mur- that’s the way it works,” Frasier expressionless at his der and three counts said. “I’m not saying he killed six be dean,AD arraignment Monday of first-degree arson. people, just three.” as he listened to Judge If convicted of Frasier said investigators are BY THOMAS MORIARTY Richard L. Barron list VIDEO aggravated murder, currently working under the prem- The World off the nine counts of Nelson could receive ise that Nelson killed his wife, aggravated murder the death penalty. Kathleen, before moving to the DA discusses case: COOS BAY — Marshfield High and arson he faces. www.theworldlink.com Coos County Dis- neighbors’ home — belonging to School’s principal will return to his When asked if he trict Attorney Paul Renae and Lola Cottam — and old job in September. wanted an attorney, Frasier said there is no killing two more people. They Coos Bay Public Schools By Lou Sennick, The World Nelson shrugged. When Barron indication Nelson was aided in the allege Nelson then set fire to both Superintendent Dawn Granger Edward Lawrence Nelson, 65, was in appointed one for him, Nelson alleged acts. homes. said Greg Mulkey will assume the court Monday on murder and arson mumbled the only word the public Frasier said Nelson faces six open positions of both dean of charges. has heard from him since the counts of aggravated murder with SEE MURDER | A8 students and athletic director. Mulkey last held both positions in 2009, when he was appointed principal of MHS. School Board Chairman James Martin, said the school had gone without a full- time athletic director for some time. Granger said the district is undertaking a wide-ranging search for a Greg Mulkey Mulkey’s replace- Will be AD again ment. “We are looking for a diverse applicant pool,”she said. At Monday night’s school board meeting, MHS Booster Club President Steve Schneiderman made an emotional defense of Mulkey’s leadership. “This letter is praising Greg so much I’m surprised he’s getting demoted,” Schneiderman said, citing an email sent by Granger to district staff following the announcement of Mulkey’s transi- tion. Photos by Lou Sennick, The World Schneiderman said a better Coos Bay firefighters in a rowboat help Coos Bay and North Bend police officers search for a missing 8-year-old boy in John Topits Park Monday afternoon.They stayed in the position for Mulkey would be as water for a couple of hours before finding the boy’s body. superintendent of Coos Bay public

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BY EMILY THORNTON boy was missing. Women may The World Gibson said Croy was swimming with his family. COOS BAY — Families Rescuers received word Croy join SEALs, watched visibly pained Mon- was missing around 3:22 p.m. day afternoon as divers and By the time they arrived on rescue personnel searched for scene, officers were told he an 8-year-old who disap- had been underwater for five Rangers peared underwater at Upper to seven minutes. Empire Lakes. Coos Bay and WASHINGTON (AP) — The search North Bend Women may be able to start train- ended in tragedy. police respond- ing as Army Rangers by mid-2015 Lakeside Fire ed to the scene, and as Navy SEALs a year later Department VIDEO and searched the under plans set to be announced divers recovered water with the by the Pentagon that would slowly the body of Footage of the search: help of three bring women into thousands of Karistian Croy of www.theworldlink.com civilians until combat jobs, including those in Coos Bay at 6:55 divers could elite special operations forces. p.m., according arrive around Details of the plans were to Coos Bay Fire Chief Stan 4:15 p.m. obtained by The Associated Press. Gibson. A U.S. Coast Guard heli- They call for requiring women and Rescue swimmers copter briefly came to the men to meet the same physical and searched the lake near John scene to help view the area, mental standards to qualify for Topits Park on Monday after- Gibson said, but was unable to certain infantry, armor, comman- noon, after reports that the locate Croy. do and other front-line positions across the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel reviewed the plans and has ordered the services to move ahead. The move, expected to be announced Tuesday, follows reve- lations of a startling number of sexual assaults in the armed forces. Earlier this year, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Family members of Karistian Croy describe to a firefighter, left, where they last saw the boy. At Martin Dempsey said the sexual right, a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter briefly joins the search at Empire Lakes. SEE WOMEN | A8

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BY GAIL ELBER ural gas pipeline and export terminal. export terminal complex. safety of an LNG facility in an area p.m. Thursday is the deadline to file The World The other would adopt proposed The port has supported the Jor- prone to earthquakes and tsunami, as an “intervenor” in the FERC rate hikes for customers of the dan Cove project since its genesis and landowners who don’t want a approval process. Intervenors have COOS BAY — The commissioners Charleston Marina Complex and in 2004, working on facilitating pipeline crossing their properties. the right to appeal a FERC Final of the Oregon International Port of Shipyard, to take effect July 1. land acquisition for the terminal, But the port’s resolution says, Decision and Order later on. More Coos Bay will hold their regular The LNG resolution supports creating a shipping terminal and “The Jordan Cove project has the information about the process is meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Jordan Cove Energy Partners’ dredging the bay to accommodate potential to create high levels of available at www.ferc.gov/help/ North Bend Public Library, antici- applications to the U.S. Depart- LNG carriers and other cargo ships. construction cycle employment how-to/intervene.asp/. pating a big turnout as they consid- ment of Energy for an export The project is opposed by envi- and long-term well-paying jobs for Reporter Gail Elber can be er two controversial resolutions. license and to the Federal Energy ronmentalists, manufacturers con- the region.” reached at 541-269-1222, ext. 234, One expresses support for the Regulatory Commission for an cerned about natural gas prices, For both supporters and oppo- at [email protected], or proposed Jordan Cove liquefied nat- operating certificate for the LNG residents concerned about the nents of the Jordan Cove project, 2 on Twitter at @gailtheworld. Coquille-based Thefts & 30 days for man who Mischief newspaper may COOS COUNTY stabbed friend 10 times June 16, 12:35 a.m., possible change hands prowler, 94800 block of Ramble- BYGEORGEARTSITAS SteveEricCarsonwillhave wood Lane. TheWorld COURT a two-day trial starting Aug. June 16, 1:27 a.m., vehicle/pedes- 27. BY EMILY THORNTON at The Sentinel either want- trian hit-and-run, searching for COQUILLE — A North REPORTS Carson, 47,awaits word of The World ed to retire or had “issues suspect, Frog Pond Road. Bend man who pled guilty whether his being diagnosed with the organization.” June 16, 11:42 a.m., criminal mis- Monday to stabbing a man over and he stabbed Haron in with a mental illness can be COQUILLE — Matt and Earlier in June, the Halls chief, portable restroom in the over 10 times received a frac- thelowerbackandrightthigh usedinthetrial. Kim Hall may soon officially purchased the Myrtle Point bay, Catching Slough. tionofthesentencehepoten- after Haron grabbed him and Carson is being charged tiallyfaced. with second-degree and own The Sentinel newspaper Herald, stating a desire to June 16, 2:38 p.m., three llamas wouldn’tletgo. in Coquille. keep small local newspapers on the loose, Libby Lane. Michael Ganong Jr. pled Ganong then ran a few third-degreeassault. “It’s still somewhat up in in business. The Halls also guilty to second-degree blocks away from the party At court, Carson bounced June 16, 2:55 p.m., theft of moun- the air,” said Sean Hall, who own the Port Orford News. assault and was sentenced to back and forth on the balls of tain bike, Whiskey Run Beach. and called the police to tell works at the Hall-owned Matt Hall and Jean Ivey 30daysinjail. themwhathappened. his feet as he waited for his Curry County Reporter and declined requests for com- June 16, 4:42 p.m., possible Ganong originally was When authorities arrived, trialdate. is the son of Matt Hall. “It’s ment on The Sentinel’s sale. assault investigation leads to charged with first-degree Haron seemed fine at the If convicted of second- still being written. Up to a Reporter Emily Thornton three people cited for marijuana assault, but defense attorney scene but needed to be life- degreeassault,Carsonwillbe degree, it’s a formality.” can be reached at 541-269- possession, 87800 block of Dew Stacey Lowe and District flightedduetolossofblood. sentencedtoaminimumof70 Valley Lane. Hall said Jean Ivey, owner 1222, ext. 249 or at Attorney Paul Frasier were “You could be standing monthsinjailforaMeasure11 able to agree on a plea agree- here with that loss of blood offenseconviction. of The Sentinel, was “really emily.thornton@the- NORTH BEND quite interested in selling.” worldlink.com or on Twitter: ment that had Ganong plead for murder,”Judge Richard L. Onlinepredatorcase He also said some people @Topazsea. June 16, 12:57 p.m., disorderly guilty to a lesser charge. The BarrontoldGanong. conduct in the roadway, 1500 agreement stipulating Barron also advised getsAugusttrial block of Sherman Avenue. Ganong’s jail time would Ganong that if the smallest COQUILLE — A Myrtle OCMA needs housing June 16, 8:48 p.m., man throwing includethreeyearsprobation. break in the terms of his pro- Point man who is facing a his bicycle into the street, told A conviction of second- bation will result in three litany of child sex crimes for As many as 80 profes- or would like more informa- officer he was having a temper degree assault — a Measure 11 yearsinprison. the second time in as many sional musicians need homes tion, contact the OCMA tantrum because his light didn’t offense — typically requires a GanongsaidHaronwashis yearshassetatrialdate. to stay at for the Oregon office at staff@oregoncoast- work, Virginia Avenue and Union minimum sentence of 70 best friend and brought in a ChristopherMichaelGan- Coast Music Festival. music.com or 541-267- Street. months in jail. First-degree letter he prepared to read to non, 31, will face a two-day The Oregon Coast Music 0938. assault is a minimum of 90 thecourt. trialstartingAug.22. Association is looking for Your name will be for- COOS BAY months. “I’m sorry I handled the Gannon is being charged some good homes to put on a warded to Housing “He is deeply remorseful,” circumstances the way I did,” with second-degree sex June 16, 3:52 a.m., after traffic Lowe said. “He really wishes abuse, first-degree online reserve list. Coordinator Nancy Allen, stop and foot pursuit, man Ganongreadfromtheletter. this situation never hap- sexual corruption of a child If you think you might like who will contact you if she arrested for DUII and parole and pened.” Mentalillnessmay and contributing to the sexu- to host a musician for a week needs additional housing. probation detainer, 400 block of factorinassault Main Street. 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C M C M Y K Tuesday, June 18,2013 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Free Coos Bay lunch program goes mobile WEDNESDAY BY TIM NOVOTNY Coos Bay Farmers Market 9 TheWorld Lunchtime a.m. to 3 p.m., Downtown Coos Bay on Central Avenue. COOS BAY — The Coos reading Port of Umpqua 100th Birth- Bay School District has been The program is open to dona- day Celebration 1 p.m., Port offering free lunches to stu- tions of fresh produce and books. of Umpqua annex building, dents over the summer for Yes, books. That is another new 1841 Winchester Ave., years, but they couldn’t feature this year. Reedsport. 541-271-2232 escape the feeling there are Diane Follansbee said that a Summer Reading Skate more hungry children out number of nice paperback books Party in Coquille 4-5:30 there. were found when Bunker Hill p.m., Coquille Community They will find out for sure school closed down. As long as Center, 105 N Birch St., this summer as they add they were surplus, Follansbee had Coquille. Register for the mobile service to their annu- the approval to distribute the Coquille Public Library al program. books. summer reading program Diane Follansbee, an Since then, she also has received donated books and Reader’s and skate free. accounting technician with Digest magazines that will be pro- Comedy with Todd Johnson the school district business and Travis Kenny 7 and 9 vided to the kids on the route. office, was brought in last “It’s a win-win,” she said. p.m., The Mill Casino Ware- year to find a way to get more house 101, 3201 Tremont, children the food they miss North Bend. Cover. out on when school’s not in Photo by Tim Novotny, The World session. CoosBay’sSummerLunch THURSDAY Kevin Stadden and Al Schroeder of Coos Bay School District maintenance load picnic tables to go to mobile “It’s going to be really program officially starts sites of free summer lunch program.These were headed to Woodland Apartments. Singles Bowling 9:15 a.m., exciting because there is a Monday, June 24, but Fol- North Bend Lanes, 1225 Vir- huge need out there,” Fol- lansbee said the district is ginia Ave., North Bend. lansbee said Monday.“These going to start serving snacks still be used by those in need. Madison Elementary Egyptian Theatre Night Out kids are used to having free Wednesday. SPACIOUS 3BR, 2.5BA NORTH BEND breakfastandlunchallyearat “We’ll be running the School and Blossom Gulch HOME on a large lot with an 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Coach Elementary School will con- attached garage. This great house House Restaurant and school.” route,”she said. “Sodexo will tinue to serve free lunches at has a living & family room, an Lounge, 604 Sixth Ave., The district got a good be providing milk, fruit and office/bonus room, and large deck. Eastside. A portions of din- start thanks to some grant some crackers, just so we can theschools,from11:15a.m.to A must see home in a wonderful funding. United Community get an idea of how many kids noon, each week day. The location on a dead end street for ner sale and commemora- only $165,000. MLS#13037216 tive wine glass proceeds Action Network in Roseburg wearetalkingaboutforMon- meal program will not be available July 4. will go to the Egyptian The- helped the district recruit an day.” STUNNING 3.44 ACRES with amazing atre Preservation Associa- AmeriCorps volunteer for The district expects a large You can find more infor- landscaping and a beautiful 4BR, tion. Reservations suggest- the summer. Another grant turnout for the snacks and mationaboutthemenuorthe 2BA house, studio, and large ed, 541-267-5116. through Partners for a meals. Follansbee said one of delivery schedule on the detached garage/shop. Spacious school district’s website at home with a living and family room, Zombie Party 6-9 p.m., Coos HungerFreeOregongotthem the sites, Woodland Apart- bonus area upstairs, and basement. Bay Public Library, 525 the transport carts they ments, has 92 children who http://cbd9.net. This great property is fenced for Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. needed to safely move hot may take advantage of the Reporter Tim Novotny can animals, has fruit trees, back patio, be reached at 541-269-1222, and lots of storage. Rare find just Three age categories: 0-6 and cold food at the right program. outside of Coquille for only ext.235,attim.novotny@the- $279,500. MLS#12569741 years old; 7-11 years-old; temperatures. “The kids can just come GORGEOUS 6BR, 3.5BA HOME w/ a 3 and 12 and older. Scav- Throw in the school dis- out of their house, go right to worldlink.com, or on Twitter car detached garage & 50’s motif enger hunt, 6-7 p.m.; trict van — and some mag- the picnic tables, and sit and at @novots34. rec area. This stunning house built games and refreshments, have a nice meal,” she said. in 1892 has been completely nets for the side of the van — remodeled retaining many original 7-8 p.m. and awards for and the district is ready to The program is free for features. Updated kitchen, 2 master best costumes, 8-9 p.m. move meals. kids18andunder,andthereis suites, formal dining rm, large living 541-269-1101. “USDA and ODE require no registration necessary. rm, fireplace & bedrm on the main level. Lots of parking, garden area & that all of the food be kept at Anyone over 18 also can get a Outdoors deck for entertaining. 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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Ryan Haas, City Editor Opinion Clark Walworth, Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Playground for pooches

Coos Bay soon will park and an animal shelter reportedly involves an acre females in heat. Our view launch another discussion on a single site. The park or so near the entrance to And neither do irrespon- Coos Bay is overdue for a of a dog park. We may get it alone might have passed John Topits Park. sible humans. Dog owners dog park — if it is properly right this time. muster, but neighbors Dog parks bring a variety need to keep their dogs sited and run. Dog parks are common- balked at the prospect of of benefits. They allow under control, even when place in America, and the all-night yapping from physical and mental exer- they’re off-leash. They What do you think? general idea is widely captive canines. cise for dogs, as well as a should take responsibility accepted. But specific pro- Even though Coos chance to practice their for cleanup. Some cities The World welcomes posals often are controver- County is mostly rural, social skills around other even require special licens- letters. Email us at sial, when neighborhoods town-dwelling dogs have dogs. Well-socialized dogs es to use their dog parks, [email protected]. foresee problems with surprisingly few safe, legal are said to be less prone to with the threat of expulsion stink, noise, traffic and opportunities to run off- aggression. for violators. parking. leash. So, after consider- But the success of any A dog park needs a good That happened in Coos able study and discussion, dog park depends on how it location, good rules, coop- Bay a couple of years ago. city officials are incorpo- is run and how dog owners erative dog owners and Dog park boosters rolled rating a dog park proposal use it. Unvaccinated dogs neighborhood acceptance. out what seemed (at first) into a 10-year master plan don’t belong there. Neither Will we get there this time? to be a nifty idea: A dog for city parks. The proposal do aggressive dogs or Let’s hope. Terror and safety

Last week, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said the National Security Agency’s data mining violates our Fourth Amendment right to be “secure in their persons, houses, papers” and is “tyranny that our founders rebelled against.”Good for him. In an op-ed, he adds, “We fought a rev- olution over issues like generalized war- rants, where soldiers would go from house to house, searching anything they liked,” and wonders “which parts of the Constitu- tion this government will next consider negotiable.”Good for him. I’m glad at least one senator reminds Big Government that our Constitution limits federal power. And many libertarians are furious at this latest intrusion of “Big Brother.” So what’s wrong with me? I just can’t get that worked up about it. I know Big Data now in NSA computers probably includes my phone calls. (I hope it’s just time, duration, location and recipi- ents, not my words.) I know the snooping may be unneces- sary. Government’s claim that it prevents terror is weak. So it’s invasive, proba- bly illegal and maybe Public Forum useless. I ought to be very angry. But I’m not. Why? I need to keep thinking about this issue, but for now, two reasons: Sending a bill to have to pay a camping fee? And if invoicing you each month in the 1944, the same time as Doris 1. Terrorists do want to I were to be so bold as to try to amount of $25. Payment terms Simms was employed there, and murder us. If the NSA is President Obama obtain tax-exempt status, I will be net due 10 days upon could possibly have been one she JOHN would have to download a 19- receipt of invoice. In the future, worked on. halfway competent, Big An open letter to President STOSSEL page application, fill it out and any correspondence regarding At the time she was a riveter — Data should help detect Obama: send it to the IRS, along with a this matter must be submitted in top of the wings — a young man Columnist plots. I hear that your national secu- $400 application fee? (Woe be to writing in triplicate form. was the bucker on the bottom. 2. My electronic privacy rity folks have been pouring over those who, in the rush to avoid Thank you very much, it is They became friends and at the has already been utterly shredded by Google, my telephone and Internet paying taxes, carelessly use the always a pleasure doing business end of their employment, mar- Amazon, YouTube and so on. records looking for potential ter- words “Tea Party” or “Patriot” in with you. ried and had six children. They know with whom I talk, what inter- rorists. That’s fine by me. I have the title of their new tax exempt Paul Chantiny Incidentally, when Val Mosher ests me and how much time I spend doing nothing to hide. You can check corporation but that’s another North Bend was working on the same type of this or that. They creep me out with target- out anyone I have called, any story. ) plane at Willow Run, Detroit, her ed ads. How did they know I want that?! Google searches and Facebook Therefore, henceforth and sergeant husband was a 39- Oh, right ... I spent an hour searching ... pages I have visited, anytime. Riveting words forever, I will happily hand over month prisoner of war at Osaka, Then I go outside in New York City,where However, I do have one my telephone and Internet from the Rosies Japan, having survived the death 16 cameras record me on my way to work. request. You know how you records each month so long as march of Corrigador and Batan. Greedy lawyers can subpoena my private always want me to buy a snow Thank you for a very well- you pay me an appropriate fee. I He was liberated in 1945 and records. My employer has a right to read park permit when I go cross written, informative story by have decided the fee should be deceased in the early ’60s. my emails. country skiing at Willamette Emily Thorton — photos by $25 per month. The B-24 here at the airport is My privacy is already blown. Pass? Or if I want to use the Wild Alysha Beck — on Rosie The Riv- I hear this unauthorized spying the last one of its kind still flying, I’m angrier about other things Big Gov- Mare horse corrals at Horsfall eter workers on the B-24 (1942- has been going on for some time we were told by the pilot. ernment does in the name of keeping me Beach for a day ride I have to pay 1945) that visited the local North so I am enclosing an invoice in the Again, thank you. safe: forcing me to wear safety gear, limit- $5? Or if I want to camp in any Bend airport June 10,11,12. amount of $300 which covers the Doris Simms and ing where I may go, stripping me at air- one of the forest service camp- It was learned that that par- last 12 months of unpaid spying Val Mosher Jones ports, forcing me to pay $2,300 for more grounds here in Oregon I always ticular plane had been built at military than we need. on me. Henceforth, I will be Convair just outside San Diego in Coos Bay Actually, $2,300 is the average Ameri- cans pay for our military. I pay more. The total for all of us is more than $700 billon a year, which is, as Chris Preble of the Cato ORCCA takes aim at poverty Institute pointed out on my TV show, “more than we spent at the peak of the Cold War ... fighting the Soviet Union.” Oregon Coast Community Our new warehouse offers lion into the community (most of directors, staff, and partner The danger was greater then, when we Action wants to recognize The opportunities to increase the of it going to local businesses) to agencies in meeting the needs in had a nuclear Soviet Union threatening to World newspaper for their amount of food we can distrib- assist people with their housing the community. ORCCA is com- “bury us.” recent series drawing attention ute to our 28 partner agencies and energy needs. Our medical mitted to improving our commu- Much of America’s defense spending to the widespread effects of and allows us to engage with the and dental services offer assis- nity relationships. goes to defend our allies in Europe and Asia. childhood poverty on the South community in innovative ways. tance to uninsured individuals Most importantly, we seek to They spend less because we spend more. Coast. The stories were both We appreciate our new part- facing ailments preventing them expand the number of volun- “We are suckers,” said Preble. “I don’t heartbreaking and inspiring, and nership with the GUILD/ORCO from obtaining employment or teers within our programs. As blame them. If I were in their situation, if the sad reality is they are only a Arts, where we offer practice accessing other services. In funds dry up, we have learned to someone else was offering to pay for my snapshot of the hardships so space for their music program in 2012, these programs served rely more on volunteers. We are security, I’d let them do it.” many of our exchange for volunteer service. over 5,000 families in Coos and in dire need of volunteers to help And it’s not clear that we do what we do neighbors We initiated conversations with Curry Counties, and unfortu- distribute food in our ware- efficiently. The U.S. Department of Defense endure every local producers to increase the nately we haven’t seen any house, provide assistance in is prone to the same sorts of inefficiency day. amount of local foods that can decrease in need. classrooms, advocate as a CASA, that plagues other parts of government. In ORCCA’s be salvaged within the emer- Third, ORCCA is the umbrella and myriad other duties. We also Military officials say al-Qaida has been 48 years of gency food system. agency for South Coast Head encourage community members weakened. Iran (someday) may build a fighting the In 2012, our network distrib- Start, Court Appointed Special to lend support to our SCFS nuclear bomb, but we managed to deter causes and uted 2 million pounds of food to Advocate (CASA) and Great Partner Agencies, most of which China and Russia when they had thousands. effects of pover- the South Coast, including Afternoons (Reedsport childcare are entirely run by volunteers, Some people want the U.S. military to Mike Lehman ty, we have seen 45,000 emergency food boxes and enrichment program), pro- and are regularly short-staffed. police the world: Contain China, transform ORCCA Director its impact on and 190,000 emergency meals. grams providing assistance to We also welcome donations, failed states, chase terrorists, train foreign our region. We Our Snack Pack program offered youth in need. In 2012, Head particularly to programs reliant militaries, protect sea lanes, protect oil estimate that one out of every six food for students when free and Start and Great Afternoons pro- on declining private funding, supplies, stop genocide, protect refugees, residents in Coos, Curry, and reduced lunches aren’t available, vided enriching preschool edu- including South Coast Food maintain bases in allied countries, police Western Douglas counties and currently serves 700 of our cational experiences for over Share, CASA, Great Afternoons, our southern border, stop drug trafficking accessed one or more of our serv- region’s 1700 qualifying kids. 600 children. CASA of Coos and Snack Pack. and spread good through humanitarian ices in 2012. With our spectrum Second, ORCCA’s emergency County, which just celebrated its Again, the light The World missions. The list is endless, which is the of services, ORCCA has a unique assistance services get little 20th anniversary, provided a shined on this situation is wel- problem. perspective of our region’s needs, attention, yet touch the most volunteer advocate for 192 chil- comed. We ask that you join with The U.S. military can’t be everywhere. and want to share with our com- people. Our housing programs dren. These programs also face us in helping those in the com- And we can’t hand the government unlim- munity both the caliber of need assist low-income individuals declining funding from both munity most in need. For more ited power and unlimited money every we see every day and the rays of and families in obtaining housing public and private sectors. information on how to make a time a potential crisis looms. hope we encounter. and also assist with payments to I have been executive director donation or volunteer, call (541) We must remain on guard against threats. First, our South Coast Food local landlords. Our energy pro- at ORCCA for about four months. 435-7080, visit www.orcca.us, But bankruptcy may be the greatest threat. Share has been the subject of grams assist with utility pay- In that short time I have learned or stop by our offices at 1855 John Stossel is host of “Stossel” on the much public scrutiny, and we at ments, as well as education and far too much about the hardships Thomas Ave. Fox Business Network. He’s the author of ORCCA are working every day weatherization services aimed at that exist out there. At the same Mike Lehman is executive “No They Can’t: Why Government Fails, to improve operations and reducing energy costs. time I have been impressed by the director of Oregon Coast Com- but Individuals Succeed.” rebuild community relations. In all, we bring in over $3 mil- commitment of ORCCA’s board munity Action. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Tuesday, June 18,2013 • The World • A5 Y K State Jew striving for Driver arrested in orthodox life wants fiance to death of soccer support her DEAR ABBY: I have been ball dribbler with my fiance for four years. He is 32, I’m 23. He is Catholic SALEM (AP) — The driver and I am Jewish. When I met Oregon police say fatally him, I wasn’t particularly struck a man trying to dribble STATE religious, but since planning a a soccer ball 10,000 miles DIGEST trip to Israel and after study- from Seattle to Brazil for the ing under a rabbi, I have World Cup has been arrested. parking. She said the group become more religious. Scott Van Hiatt, of objects to meters aimed sole- I now keep kosher and try Neskowin, was arrested ly at raising money for the to be as close to Orthodox as I Monday on a charge of crim- city, without benefit to busi- can. I even- inally negligent homicide, nesses or customers. tually want DEAR said Lincoln City Police The City Council is an Chief Keith Kilian. expected to take up the idea ABBY Orthodox Richard Swanson, of in the fall. Jewish The Associated Press Seattle, planned to dribble home and Ron Rourke holds a photo of his wife, Karol Rourke, a 30-year employee of the old downtown Eugene Lane the ball for more than a year Prosecutors seek delay for my chil- Community College campus Thursday, June 13, in downtown Eugene. Karol Rourke was struck by a car and through 11 countries before in Mohamud sentencing dren to be killed at 11th Ave. and Willamette Street in April 2009. Ron is having a memorial bench installed at the LCC reaching Sao Paolo, Brazil, PORTLAND (AP) — raised campus downtown. where the opener of the Prosecutors have asked a Jewish. But World Cup soccer tourna- federal judge to delay the every time I ment will be played June 12, sentencing of Mohamed try to dis- Bench commemorates woman 2014. Mohamud, the Somali- JEANNE cuss this He was hit from behind by American convicted of plot- with him, PHILLIPS a pickup while walking south ting to bomb a Christmas he nods his who loved downtown Eugene along busy U.S. 101 on May tree-lighting ceremony in head and 14, just a few days shy of his Portland’s town square in says in a sarcastic tone, “Uh- 43rd birthday. Hiatt stayed 2010. huh.” EUGENE (AP) — Karol quented are visible from the idea of adding a remembrance at the scene and has been Rourke loved downtown bench, which is to be installed for his wife about three years The 21-year-old I don’t think he under- cooperative with the investi- Eugene. She loved the public at the downtown campus ago, when the downtown Mohamud is scheduled to be stands how serious I am gation, police said. library, the nearby thrift today. campus was still under con- sentenced June 27. But about becoming Orthodox, stores and the convenient bus Karol Rourke was a struction. Assistant U.S. Attorneys even though I live the lifestyle 5 firefighting air tankers line. Minnesota native who had When he got the college’s Ethan D. Knight and Pamala now.How can I ensure that he to be based in Madras “That was her domain,” worked at LCC’s Specialized go-ahead, Rourke then Holsinger wrote in a motion will live and raise our children said her husband of 25 years, Support Services division turned to his friend, local MADRAS (AP) — Some of filed Monday that the gov- in an Orthodox Jewish way Ron Rourke. since 1981. She trained devel- metal sculptor Jud Turner, to the next generation of fire- ernment needs more time to before I walk down the aisle Four years ago, a pickup opmentally disabled adults in construct the bench. fighting air tankers will be prepare its sentencing rec- and it is too late? — KEEPING struck Karol Rourke when she vocational and living skills. Turner, who recently based at an airport in Central ommendations. They asked KOSHER IN NEW YORK was crossing the street at 11th Like those she worked sculpted the Great Blue Heron Oregon, along with a collec- for a delay of 60 to 90 days. DEAR KEEPING KOSHER: tion of vintage planes. Avenue and Willamette with, Karol Rourke also had a now on display at East 13th Agency links smoothies, Your fiance is behaving as if Street. She died five days later disability. She had two Avenue and Alder Street near The Bend Bulletin reports he thinks you are going from her injuries. She was 61. strokes by the time she was 30 the University of Oregon that Erickson Aero Tanker of hepatitis exposure through a phase rather than To remember his wife and that paralyzed the left side of campus, worked with Karol Hillsboro now has two of its MEDFORD (AP) — The making an actual commit- her love for downtown, Ron her body and caused her to Rourke at LCC for 12 years. MD-87 jets based at the Jackson County health ment to becoming Orthodox Rourke, 61, spearheaded a wear a leg brace, Ron Rourke Turner has been working Madras Municipal Airport department says people who Jewish. If he had any interest project to build a memorial said. on the concrete and stainless and will be adding three more drank what an Ashland cof- in raising his children in the bench at the Lane “She had to learn how to steel bench for the last six by the end of the summer. feehouse calls a “Radically Jewish faith, he would have Community College walk again,”he said. She also weeks. He was inspired by a Salem group to fight Free” smoothie may have shown it by asking questions Downtown Center. had to learn to do everything vivid memory of Karol Rourke. been exposed to hepatitis A. and trying to learn more The bench will be in the with only her right hand. “Every morning, she parking meters The Medford Mail about what that would entail. campus courtyard at West “She was a very positive would come into work soak- SALEM (AP) — Some Tribune reports the drink I won’t mince words with 10th Avenue and Olive Street person,” Ron Rourke said. ing wet,” Turner said. “She business and property own- may have contained a frozen you: The only guarantee I can — about two blocks from “She wasn’t the type of per- was just dripping because she ers are organizing a petition berry mix produced by offer that your children will where Karol was struck. The son who would let her situa- took the bus everywhere. She drive to block parking meters Oregon-based Townsend be raised Orthodox Jewish library and Lane Transit tion hold her back.” could have gotten a ride with in downtown Salem. Farms that has been recalled. would be for you to marry a District Eugene Station that Ron Rourke said he Ron any day of the week, but A task force recommend- The health department man who feels similarly. Karol Rourke so often fre- approached LCC with the she didn’t want to.” ed metered parking replace said the smoothie was the DEAR ABBY: My wife is free on-street parking. It only drink at Evo’s Coffee the best thing that ever hap- said permits and a tax on Lounge that contained the pened to me. After 34 years businesses don’t raise mix, offered between May 17 together — 28 of them mar- Obituary enough to pay for parking and June 12. ried — she is still the love of Lloyd David Smith day out there, running his than 45 nieces and nephews facilities, including Illnesses occur within 15 $500,000 a year for parking to 50 days of exposure to the my life. How can I express May 26, 1941 - June 12, 2013 Kabota and working or play- and kept up with as many as this to her? ing on his boat. Not one day he could. Special thanks to garage maintenance. virus. Vaccination can pre- A celebration of life will be went by when he was ever all of Maggie’s brothers and The Salem Statesman vent illness if given within I have done the usual held for Lloyd David Smith, things over the years: candy, bored. sisters for their help with Journal reports the petition- two weeks of exposure. The 72, of Coos Bay Saturday, Dave was an avid hunter “the property.” And Jack, ers face a July 8 deadline to department said it would flowers, presents. I give cards, July 13 from 3 p.m. on at but I am not a wordsmith. I and fisherman. He looked watch for the hose, don’t run get a measure on the Nov. 5 offer vaccinations. Walt’s Pour House, 1880 N. forward every year to his over it anymore. ballot. One petitioner says 50 The Centers for Disease love her so much I don’t know Seventh St., Coos Bay. if it is even possible to express hunting trip with his bed Dave was such a giving businesses have signed on. Control said Monday it is Private cremation rites were bud, Tim VanVleet. Dave’s and caring man and he will Resident Carole Smith investigating 106 cases in it with words or gifts, but still held at Ocean View I try. and Maggie’s best times were be missed by many. To his says downtown interests eight states. None have been Crematory. aren’t against meters if reported in Oregon. No fatal- Do you have any sugges- on the ocean. Dave loved to best buddies, Jerry Dick, Dave was born May 26, do any fishing he could; Scott Robinson, Richard they’re aimed at managing ities have been reported. tions on how I can convey my 1941, in St. Helens to Henry love to this wonderful woman tuna, salmon, halibut, you Neuharth, Tim VanVleet, and Winifred Smith. He was name it, he fished for it. He Ricky Mineau, Chris Hall who I call my wife? — diagnosed SPEECHLESS IN OHIO spent 25 years of his life as a and Dave Taylor (sorry if Death Notices with pan- commercial fisherman, anyone was forgotten), be DEAR SPEECHLESS: You creatic can- working all summer long reassured, Dave loved you all Charles “Roger” Senior Living. Private cre- don’t have to be a wordsmith cer on when he took his vacation and is now catching his 100- Elsevier — 70, Reedsport, mation rites were been held. to say “I love you” when she Christmas from his forestry job. Their pound fish everyday with died June 17, 2013, at Lower Arrangements are pending awakens in the morning and Eve 2012 fist date was a 10-hour com- Ernie and Gordy. Umpqua Hospital in with Dunes Memorial repeat it as she goes to sleep and passed mercial trip for salmon. Dave was preceded in Reedsport. Private crema- Chapel, 541-271-2822. each night. Flowers, candy away at Maggie survived, so he kept death by his parents, broth- tion rites were been held. Eldred Leroy Jack — 86, and presents are demonstra- home June her! ers, Harold, Edwin and Arrangements are pending of Coquille, died June 16, tions of your love, but just as Lloyd Smith 12, 2013, Dave is survived by his Glenn; and sisters, Ardy and with Dunes Memorial 2013, in Coquille, A memori- meaningful can be something with family wife, Maggie; four-legged Ardith. Chapel, 541-271-2822. al service will be held at 2 as simple as holding her hand and friends by his side. children, Maddie, Lacy, Jax A special thank you to Dr. Doris Ann Singleton — p.m. Saturday, June 22, at when you walk together and “Smitty” put up a valiant and Izzy; adoptive children, Haack and Sara for their 92, Reedsport, died June 14, Amling/Schroeder Myrtle turning up the thermostat fight with his disease, and Don Mathews of Newport amazing support and com- 2013, at Lower Umpqua Point Chapel, 404 Seventh when she’s chilly — even if never let it get him down and Ken Graham of Salem; passion, Dr. Cook and all the Hospital in Reedsport. St. Arrangements are under you aren’t. even in the worst of times. his first wife and friend, wonderful nurses in the Private cremation rites were the direction of DEAR ABBY: May I vent When Dave was 18 Sandy Throne and her hus- oncology department, been held. Arrangements are Amling/Schroeder Coquille, about something? 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Tuesday, June 18,2013 Y K Nation Obama: NSA secret data gathering ‘transparent’

BY KIMBERLY DOZIER secrecy surrounding the FISA court, eavesdropping agency GCHQ go off. But, at the margins, we are “The U.S. government is not The Associated Press with hearings held at undisclosed repeatedly hacked into foreign increasing our chances of prevent- going to be able to cover this up by locations and with only government diplomats’ phones and emails with ing a catastrophe like that through jailing or murdering me,” he said. WASHINGTON (AP) — President lawyers present. The orders that U.S. help, in an effort to get an edge these programs,”he said. He indicated he would not return to Barack Obama defended top secret result are all highly classified. in such high-stakes negotiations. Obama repeated earlier asser- the U.S. voluntarily. National Security Agency spying “We’re going to have to find Obama’s announcement follows tions that the programs were a Congressional leaders have programs as legal in a lengthy inter- ways where the public has an an online chat Monday by Edward legitimate counterterror tool and accused Snowden of treason for view Monday, and called them assurance that there are checks and Snowden, the man who leaked doc- that they were completely noninva- revealing once-secret surveillance transparent — even though they are balances in place ... that their uments revealing the scope of the sive to people with no terror ties — programs two weeks ago in the authorized in secret. phone calls aren’t being listened two programs to The Guardian and something he hoped to discuss with Guardian and The Washington Post. “It is transparent,” Obama told into; their text messages aren’t The Washington Post newspapers. the privacy and civil liberties board The National Security Agency pro- PBS’s Charlie Rose in an interview being monitored, their emails are He accused members of Congress he’d created. The senior adminis- grams collect records of millions of broadcast Monday. “That’s why we not being read by some big brother and administration officials of exag- tration official said the president Americans’ telephone calls and set up the FISA court,” he added, somewhere,”Obama said. gerating their claims about the suc- would be meeting with the new pri- Internet usage as a counterterror referring to the secret court set up A senior administration official cess of the data gathering programs, vacy board in the coming days. tool. The disclosures revealed the by the Foreign Intelligence Surveil- said the president had asked Direc- including pointing to the arrest of “I’ll be meeting with them. And scope of the collections, which sur- lance Act that authorizes two tor of National Intelligence James would-be New York subway what I want to do is to set up and prised many Americans and have recently disclosed programs: one Clapper to determine what more bomber Najibullah Zazi in 2009. structure a national conversation, sparked debate about how much pri- that gathers U.S. phone records information about the two pro- Snowden said Zazi could have not only about these two programs, vacy the government can take away and another that is designed to grams could be made public, to been caught with narrower, target- but also the general problem of in the name of national security. track the use of U.S.-based Inter- help better explain them. The offi- ed surveillance programs — a point data, big data sets, because this is Snowden dismissed being called net servers by foreigners with pos- cial spoke on condition of Obama conceded in his Monday not going to be restricted to gov- a traitor by former Vice President sible links to terrorism. anonymity because the official was interview. ernment entities,”he said. Dick Cheney, who made the allega- He added that he’s set up a priva- not authorized to speak publicly. “We might have caught him Congressional leaders have said tions this week on Fox News Sunday. cy and civil liberties oversight board Obama is in Northern Ireland for some other way,”Obama said. “We Snowden’s disclosures have led Cheney was echoing the comments to help in the debate over just how a meeting of leaders of allied coun- might have disrupted it because a terrorists to change their behavior, of both Democrats and Republican far government data gathering tries. As Obama arrived, the latest New York cop saw he was suspi- which may make them harder to leadership on Capitol Hill, including should be allowed to go — a discus- series of Guardian articles drawing cious. Maybe he turned out to be stop — a charge Snowden dis- Senate Intelligence committee sion that is complicated by the on the leaks claims that British incompetent and the bomb didn’t counted as an effort to silence him. Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein. Court: Ariz. World looks to citizenship Bernanke to clarify proof law stimulus plans WASHINGTON (AP) — Is purchases? ruled illegal the era of ultra-low interest Some analysts think rates nearing an end? Bernanke will signal to WASHINGTON (AP) — When he takes questions investors that the Fed has no States can’t demand proof of this week after a Federal immediate plans to curtail its citizenship from people reg- Reserve meeting, Chairman stimulus. istering to vote in federal Ben Bernanke will confront “The Fed has worked very elections unless they get fed- investors’ fears that rates are hard to get stock prices and eral or court approval to do headed higher. home prices rising to help the Financial markets have economy, and I don’t think so, the Supreme Court ruled 1 Monday in a decision com- been gyrating in the 3⁄2 weeks they want to back away from since Bernanke told Congress that in any way,” said Mark plicating efforts in Arizona The Associate Press the Fed might scale back its Zandi, chief economist at and other states to bar voting Curious neighbors gather as law enforcement local authorities search for Jimmy Hoffa’s body in a field in effort to keep long-term rates Moody’s Analytics. “I think by people who are in the Oakland Township on Monday. Hoffa disappeared from a Detroit-area restaurant in 1975. The search follows at record lows within “the Bernanke will deliver a strong country illegally. claims made in February by reputed Mafia captain Tony Zerilli,who told Detroit TV station WDIV that he knew next few meetings”— earlier message that the Fed is not The justices’ 7-2 ruling where Hoffa was buried. than many had assumed. going to taper until the job closes the door on states inde- Bernanke cautioned that market is improving in a con- pendently changing the the Fed would slow its sup- sistent way.” requirements for those using port only if it felt confident Last month, the U.S. the voter-registration form FBI still digging in Mich. the job market would show economy added a solid produced under the federal sustained improvement. And 175,000 jobs. But the unem- “motor voter” registration earlier in the day, he said the ployment rate was 7.6 per- law. They would need permis- for Jimmy Hoffa’s remains Fed must take care not to pre- cent. Economists tend to sion from a federally created maturely reduce its stimulus regard the job market as panel, the Election Assistance OAKLAND TOWNSHIP, in February that he knew a horse farm northwest of for the still-subpar economy. healthy when unemployment Commission,or a federal court Mich. (AP) — Federal agents where Hoffa was buried. Zer- Detroit in 2006, a Detroit Yet investors were left is between 5 percent and 6 ruling overturning the com- revived the hunt for the illi, who is promoting a book, home in 2004 and a backyard puzzled and spooked by a percent. mission’s decision, to make remains of Jimmy Hoffa on “Hoffa Found,” said the FBI pool two hours north of the mixed message. Fear spread Since Bernanke’s vague tougher requirements stick. Monday, digging around in a had enough information for a city in 2003. that the Fed would soon slow public comments May 22, the Voting rights advocates suburban Detroit field where search warrant to dig at the Zerilli’s lawyer, David its $85 billion-a-month in Dow Jones industrial average welcomed the ruling. a reputed Mafia captain says site, and that he had Chasnick, said his client was bond purchases. Those pur- has fluctuated sharply and “Today’s decision sends a the Teamsters boss’ body answered every question “thrilled” that investigators chases have been intended to shed about 3 percent of its strong message that states was buried. from agents and prosecutors. were acting on the informa- hold down long-term bor- value. But the bigger shock cannot block their citizens Authorities used excava- Oakland County Sheriff tion. rowing rates to spur spend- has been in the bond market. from registering to vote by tion equipment to root Mike Bouchard, who joined “Hoffa’s body is some- ing. Low rates are credited The rate on the benchmark superimposing burdensome around in the Oakland Foley at a news conference, where in that field, no doubt with helping fuel a housing 10-year Treasury has jumped paperwork requirements on Township property, about 25 said it was his “fondest hope” about it,” Chasnick said. He rebound, sustain economic from a low of 1.63 percent in top of federal law,”said Nina miles north of Detroit. The to bring closure for Hoffa’s said his client wasn’t making growth, drive stock prices to early May to 2.13 percent. Perales, vice president of liti- FBI halted the search for the family and the community. any public comments. record highs and restore the By historical measures, the gation for the Mexican day at about 7 p.m., and Hoffa, Teamsters president Chesnick said Zerilli told wealth America had lost to rate on the 10-year Treasury American Legal Defense and planned to resume their from 1957-71, was an him there used to be a barn in the Great Recession. is still extraordinarily low. It Educational Fund. “The efforts today. acquaintance of mobsters and the field, and that Hoffa’s Many fear that a pullback in would have to rise dramati- Supreme Court has affirmed Robert Foley, the special an adversary of federal offi- body was buried beneath a the Fed’s bond purchases cally, for example, to return that all U.S. citizens have the agent in charge of the FBI’s cials. The day in 1975 when he concrete slab inside the barn. could boost long-term rates, to where it was during the right to register to vote using Detroit division, made a few disappeared from a Detroit- Zerilli was convicted of trigger a stock selloff and per- 2000s, when it ranged main- the national postcard, brief comments during a area restaurant, he was sup- organized crime and was in haps weaken the economy. ly between 4 percent and 6 regardless of the state in news conference about the posed to be meeting with a prison when Hoffa disap- On Wednesday, when the percent. which they live.” latest search for union leader New Jersey Teamsters boss peared. But he told New York Fed ends a two-day policy Still, higher rates ripple Under Proposition 200 who went missing in 1975. and a Detroit Mafia captain. TV station WNBC in January meeting with a Bernanke through the economy by approved in 2004, Arizona He said the warrant to search Since then, multiple leads that he was informed about news conference, the finan- making mortgages and other officials required an Arizona the property was sealed, and to his remains have turned Hoffa’s whereabouts after cial world will be looking to loans costlier. The average driver’s license issued after that authorities wouldn’t be out to be red herrings. his release. the chairman to settle the rate on the 30-year fixed 1996, a U.S. birth certificate, a disclosing the details of what In September, police took Andrew Arena, who was confusion. What, Bernanke mortgage, which tends to passport or other similar doc- they were seeking. soil from a suburban back- head of the FBI in Detroit will likely be asked, would track the 10-year Treasury ument before the state would Foley didn’t mention the yard after a tip Hoffa had until he retired in 2012, said show sustained improve- yield, reached 3.98 percent approve the federal registration name of Tony Zerilli, the been buried there. It was just Zerilli “would have been in a ment in the job market? And last week, according to Fred- application. It can no longer do reputed Mafia captain who one of many fruitless search- position to have been told” when will the Fed most likely die Mac. That’s its highest that on its own authority. told Detroit TV station WDIV es. Previous tips led police to where Hoffa was buried. slow the pace of its bond level since April 2012. Komen breast cancer charity names new CEO

DALLAS (AP) — Susan G. down following an onslaught ically underserved women Komen announced it was Komen for the Cure of criticism over Komen’s and men get care they might canceling half of its three- announced Monday that a decision — quickly reversed otherwise have gone without, day charity walks due to a physician with a long career — to stop giving grants to and Komen’s research pro- drop in participation levels. in health policy and research Planned Parenthood for gram is one of the most high- When asked about Saler- will become the breast can- breast cancer screenings. ly respected in the nation,” no’s views on Planned Par- cer charity’s new president Salerno, 61, is executive Salerno said in a statement. enthood or the funding con- and CEO. director and chief operating The appointment of troversy, Komen spokes- Judith A. Salerno will officer of the Institute of Salerno, with her deep med- woman Andrea Rader said replace Nancy Brinker as Medicine of the National ical background, comes after the charity was focusing on CEO of the Dallas-based Academy of Sciences, a the embattled Komen foun- moving forward. organization. Brinker, whose prestigious independent dation saw several execu- “That’s an issue that was The Associated Press promise to her dying sister group that advises the gov- tives leave and numbers fall settled a long time ago,” Breast cancer survivors Robin Henley of Spanish Lake,Kathy Koerper of begat a fundraising power- ernment and private sector at their fundraising Races for Rader said, also describing Ballwin and Rocky Boudrean of Kirkwood sway together among a sea of house that has invested hun- about health and science. the Cure across the country Salerno as a good fit due to survivors during the opening ceremonies of the 15th Annual Susan G. dreds of millions of dollars in “Komen’s commitment in the months after the her experience in a range of Komen St. Louis Race for the Cure in downtown St. Louis, Mo. on cancer research, announced has helped countless num- Planned Parenthood contro- areas, from public policy to Saturday. last summer she would step bers of low-income and med- versy. Earlier this month, community health. Deck and Outdoor Lighting Needs? House takes up far-reaching Landscape Lighting • Photo Cells • Motion Security Lighting anti-abortion bill WASHINGTON (AP) — direct challenge to the 1973 Roe House Republicans today v. Wade Supreme Court deci- Member, TEAM make their most concerted sion that legalized abortions up SHARP Alliance effort of the year to change to 24 weeks into the pregnancy, REESE federal abortion law with leg- generally considered the time a islation that would ban almost fetus becomes viable. Noorthrth BBend,end,, OORR • 5541.756.058141..756..0581 TO THE 1750750 ShermanSherman all abortions after a fetus The measure will be ignored Bandon,andon,, OORR • 5541.347.306641..347..3066 RESCUE! reaches the age of 20 weeks. by the Democratic-led Senate 27575 FFillmoreiillllmore AAve.ve.. SSEE The “Pain-Capable Unborn and the White House, saying www.reeseelectric.com Child Protection Act,”expect- the bill is “an assault on a ed to pass by a comfortable woman’s right to choose,”has PPoowweerr YYoouu CCaann TTrruusstt SSiinnccee 11994466 CCB# 23563 margin late today, would be a issued a veto threat. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Tuesday, June 18,2013 • The World • A7 Y K World G-8 summit turns G-8 to promote focus to clampdown Syrian peace talks on tax dodging ENNISKILLEN, Northern after two days of talks, the Ireland (AP) — World leaders British host, Prime Minister including the U.S. and Russia David Cameron, declared in ENNISKILLEN, Northern environment of corporate declared today they are unit- response to reporters’ ques- Ireland (AP) — World leaders transparency.A key principle ed in wanting a negotiated tions that it was “unthink- at the G-8 summit declared in the plan would require and peaceful end to the Syri- able” that Assad could play today that governments multinationals to declare an civil war that will produce any role in Syria’s post-talks must work together to close how much tax they pay in a government “under a top government. loopholes that allow multi- each country. leadership that inspires pub- Significantly, the G-8 dec- national corporate giants to The G-8 tax initiative The Associated Press lic confidence.” laration said participants in avoid paying taxes in their reflects widespread anger G-8 leaders from left, European Commission President Jose Manuel The declaration at the end any peace talks must agree to home countries. over the ability of foreign Barroso,Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, German Chancellor Angela of the two-day Group of Eight expel al-Qaida-linked fight- In a joint statement at the companies to funnel profits Merkel,Russian President Vladimir Putin,Britain’s Prime Minister David summit sought to narrow the ers from Syria. That measure conclusion of a two-day sum- to tax-friendly countries. Cameron, U.S. President Barack Obama, French President Francois ground between Syria gov- reflects growing Western mit, leaders of eight of the British Prime Minister Hollande, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Italian Prime ernment backer Russia and unease at the human rights world’s wealthiest countries David Cameron began today Western leaders on starting abuses being committed in said tax authorities should with what his spokesman Minister Enrico Letta and European Council President Herman Van Rompuy attend a working session during the G-8 summit at the Lough peace talks in Geneva that rebel-held areas, including share information “to fight called a “brisk” swim in the could end with the ouster of civilian executions on Mus- the scourge of tax evasion” chilly waters of scenic Lough Erne golf resort in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland today. Bashar Assad from power. lim extremist grounds. and make it harder for compa- Erne, the lake beside the It stopped short of The declaration con- nies to “shift their profits Northern Ireland golf resort paying no tax at all by employ- allows foreign companies to demanding Assad’s removal demned human rights abus- across borders to avoid taxes.” hosting the summit, before ing offshore shell companies. send profits through one Irish as leader, nor did it advance es committed by government But the key word in the heading in to lead the sum- Many of the world’s lead- company, then to a Dutch the possibility of sending forces and rebels alike, and document may well be mit’s second and final day. ing companies, ranging from company and finally to a sec- U.S., British or French called on both sides to per- “should” — the partnership British lawmakers have Apple to the management ond nominally Irish company weapons to rebels, an option mit access by U.N.-led made no formal agreement sharply criticized Google, company of U2, employ com- that is headquartered in a being kept open by all three chemical weapons experts on any specific reforms. The Starbucks and other U.S. plex corporate structures usually British tax haven. G-8 members. Russia trying to investigate the con- agreed aspirations will be multinationals operating in involving multiple sub- The United States said it refused to back any declara- tentious claims of chemical developed at this year’s G-20 Britain for exploiting tax rules sidiaries in several countries was committed to reforming tion that made such Assad’s weapons use. summit. by registering their profits in to minimize the tax bills in the global accounting rules removal from power an In its only concrete com- Still, host Britain heralded neighboring countries such as their home nation. One such and collecting more of U.S. explicit goal. mitment, the plan commits a the agreement as a good first Ireland — which charges half maneuver, called the “double companies’ profits banked And reflecting the pro- further $1.5 billion in aid for step toward creating a new the rate of corporate tax — or Irish with a Dutch sandwich,” outside American shores. found divisions that remain Syrian refugees. Adventure of Mount Everest begins at tiny Nepal airstrip

LUKLA, Nepal (AP) — As round it. Topography is chal- at the end of one side of the soon as the decades-old Twin lenging and the traffic vol- runway is a mountain. When Otter landed at Lukla airport, ume is challenging,” said winds are blowing in an unfa- passengers burst out in Rinji. “There is little space vorable direction, all takeoffs applause. They do that for for aircraft to maneuver and landings have to stop. nearly every safe landing at because of the high moun- Crashes are not uncom- the often terrifying airport at tains and narrow valley.” mon. the gateway to Mount Everest. Poudel, the pilot, said he In 2008, 18 people were At an altitude of 9,325 and his colleagues need to killed when a Twin Otter feet, the small airstrip here concentrate hard when land- plane belonging to the has earned a reputation as ing on the single runway, domestic Yeti Airlines one of the most extreme and which is less than 500 yards smashed into the side of the dangerous airports in the long, slopes some 12 degrees runway and caught fire while world. The single runway is and is barely 65 feet)wide. trying to land in heavy fog. narrow, short and sloped. Investigators said the pilot Miss the runway by a few or should not have attempted to feet and the plane would hit land in those conditions. a mountain. At an altitude of In August 2010, 14 people The Associated Press Several flights get ready to take off after a couple of days of bad weather disrupted flight services at Lukla “After you cross the river 9,325 feet, the were killed when a Dronier there is no turning back, you belonging to the domestic airport, Nepal, on May 26, 2013. have to land,” said Pramod small airstrip here Agni Air crashed after it was Poudel, a Tara Air pilot who forced to turn around due to drinking water shortages with little food and no “When I first began has flown hundreds of these has earned a bad weather conditions at and sewage problems. And accommodation. working at the airport, it flights to Lukla. Lukla. In May 2004, another when a curtain of fog Even on its best days, the used to be nothing like this. 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Funru said. peak — to help the local yak airports in the One plane was unable to herders known as Sherpas stop on the short runway spur development in the world. and smashed into a wall. impoverished area. Another skidded off the Now what once was a dirt runway. A third lost its front strip is one of Nepal’s busiest landing gear as it tried to land and skidded down the LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM airports, the Tenzing- runway, forcing the airport Hillary Airport — named as “Because there is no way to shut for two days. No one well for Hillary’s climbing to go around again, we have was killed in those crashes. partner Tenzing Norgay. 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expected today. MURDER According to Frasier, the person who initially called Senate rejects schools budget Dental records emergency services alleged- ly saw Nelson’s vehicle leav- will ID victims SALEM (AP) — The “This budget will reverse Eugene district. Democrats have been at ing the residence the night Oregon Senate rejected a that trend in teacher layoffs “We’ve got to stand up odds for weeks over raising Continued from Page A1 of the incident. $6.55 billion budget for pri- and ballooning class sizes,” and lead for our constituents new revenue — a Democratic The caller was not able to mary and secondary schools said Sen. Diane Rosenbaum that don’t understand poli- priority — and cutting pub- see the suspect’s face, Investigators will use Monday after one Democrat of Portland, the No. 2 tics, that just sent us here to lic-employee pensions, a Frasier said. Police arrested dental records today to try and all 14 Republicans said it Democrat in the Senate. do the right thing for their Republican demand. On- Nelson in the suspect vehi- to confirm the identity of didn’t provide enough But Republicans refused kids,” Edwards said. “For again-off-again talks have cle around 10:15 p.m. the two bodies found in the money. to support the budget with- them, at least back home in failed to produce a compro- Sunday near milepost 71 of Cottams’ home. If that The 15-15 vote compli- out steeper cuts to public- my town, this budget isn’t mise that both sides could state Highway 42 in Douglas proves unsuccessful, Frasier cates efforts to put together a employee pensions, which good enough.” accept. said they may need to do County. new two-year state budget. would allow school districts Edwards’ decision to Democratic leaders say DNA testing — a process Barron set Nelson’s bail The funding bill for to save money on retirement break with his party frus- the state can function with- that may take several weeks. at $6 million. schools would have repre- costs. trated Democratic Gov. John out increasing taxes or low- Nelson’s next court At this point in the sented an $800 million “We’re taking a pass on Kitzhaber and legislative ering pension costs but appearance will be at 8:30 increase compared with the the future of our students,” leaders. doing so would allow for investigation, all signs point a.m. June 24. Nelson’s case to the two bodies being the last two years, an increase of said Sen. Larry George, R- Kitzhaber issued an smaller increases in college will be presented to the 14 percent. Combined with Sherwood. “This budget unusually biting statement, tuition and more comfort- Cottams, Frasier said. grand jury Thursday. “We are fairly confident $200 million in savings from sells our students short.” saying he was “very disap- able budgets for primary and Reporter George Artsitas cuts to retirement benefits Democratic Sen. Chris pointed” in Edwards and secondary schools. that it is Mr. and Mrs. Cottam can be reached at 541-269- that were found inside the for public employees, most Edwards, of Eugene, joined GOP senators. The Senate was sched- 1222, ext. 236, at school districts would be GOP opponents, saying his “Kids have gone home for uled to vote today on a res- remains of the house george.artsitas@the- (Sunday),”Frasier said. able to avoid reducing the local school district was one the summer, and school dis- olution that would allow worldlink.com, or on number of teachers or school of a handful that would still tricts across the state face the government to contin- Autopsy results for Twitter at days after years of cutting face budget cuts next year. tremendous uncertainty,” ue operating at current Kathleen Nelson were @COPSTheWorld. costs. Edwards is pushing for a Kitzhaber said. “It’s inex- spending levels until Aug. Democratic supporters combination of pension cuts cusable that D.C.-like 15 in case lawmakers don’t tendent,” Martin said. championed what they and increased tax revenue to gamesmanship won out over finish the budget before PRINCIPAL “Everybody else in the dis- called the largest-ever boost school funding and Oregon common sense.” spending authorization Superintendent trict works for the superin- school budget. minimize the impacts on the Republicans and expires June 30. tendent.” made decision In 2011, the board select- ed Granger for the superin- between the roles of men and standards by July 2015 to the special operations forces, Continued from Page A1 tendent position over WOMEN women creates separate allow women to train as the coastal Riverine Mulkey. Did ban breed classes of personnel. Rangers, and qualified squadrons do close combat schools. Mulkey was not immedi- While the sexual assault women could begin training and security operations in Martin said the decision ately available for comment. disrespect? problem is more complicated as Navy SEALs by March small boats. The Navy plans was entirely up to the super- Reporter Thomas Continued from Page A1 than that, he said, the dis- 2016 if senior leaders agree. to have studies finished by intendent, and that the board Moriarty can be reached at parity has created a psychol- The Navy intends to open July 2014 on allowing women 541-269-1222, ext. 240, or ogy that lends itself to disre- up its Riverine force and to serve as SEALs, and has played no part in the deci- assaults might be linked to sion. by email at thomas.moriar- spect for women. begin training women next set October 2015 as the date [email protected]. the longstanding ban on Under the schedules mil- month, with the goal of when women could begin “The only person the women serving in combat board hires is the superin- Follow him on Twitter: itary leaders delivered to assigning women to the units Navy boot camp with the @ThomasDMoriarty. because the disparity Hagel, the Army will develop by October. While not part of goal of becoming SEALs.

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Baseball | B2 Sports Kid Scoop | B4 B theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 TUESDAY,JUNE 18, 2013 Golf Frame and Vaughn start well at Amateur

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A pair of golfers who graduated from Reedsport Community Charter School earlier this month positioned themselves well to reach the match play portion of the Oregon Amateur Tournament at Eugene Country Club on Monday. The golfers played 18 holes Monday and have 18 more today before the field is reduced for the match play portion of the event. The top 64 men and top 32 women advance. In the men’s competition, Montana Frame was tied for 31st after opening with a 3-over 75. By Lou Sennick, The World Among the others at 75 are Mike George, holding the schematic drawings, and Boyd Bjorkquist talk about the plans for the new Heritage Hall inside Pirate Palace on the Marshfield High School campus. Frame’s future Southwestern Oregon Community College team- mate Justin Wiles and past cham- pion Scott Hval. Marshfield plans Heritage Hall Justin Kadin, a former SWOCC golfer, was tied for the lead with Thomas Lim of California at 3- under. In all, 10 golfers broke par north side of the gym has served as Shields, Nancy Tedder and Mary the areas outside the hall, includ- I Room in gymnasium on the first day. a wrestling room and been used Paczesniak. ing updating the lobby to Pirate Meanwhile, in the women’s will celebrate many for storage. “Mike and I, having grown up Palace and the restrooms. competition, Monica Vaughn was different aspects of When the project is complete, through the school, knew the his- Before going public with a tied for 13th after a first-round 79 school’s rich history it will include collage murals on tory,” Bjorkquist said, adding that request for donations, the com- on Monday. the wall, each celebrating a past many of today’s students have no mittee already has generated Vaughn, who won the tourna- decade; trophy cases for both aca- clue about the rich heritage. about $130,000 in pledges. ment a few years ago, trailed first- BY JOHN GUNTHER demic and athletic trophies and “This becomes a place that “We’re off to a good start,” day leader Gigi Stoll by seven shots The World relics; flat-screen TVs that will inspires,” he said. “Our students George said. “We want to get the entering the final round of stroke show video tributes and high- need to know that great people word out.” play. COOS BAY — Marshfield High lights; a kitchen for catered din- have come out of Marshfield High All the money for the project School supporters have dreamed ners; and a balcony that will School.” will come from donations. So far, for years of having a hall of fame include a barbecue and additional “We wanted something posi- that includes more than ten room. seating area. tive,” George added. “What can be $5,000 donations and a pair of Soccer When the dream became a Bjorkquist envisions the room more positive than something that $25,000 donations. But all contri- reality, the committee planning as a gathering place for the celebrates Marshfield history.” butions are welcome. the project quickly realized just Marshfield Booster Club and vari- Obviously, Marshfield has a “Our goal is to get as many Johnson celebrating athletics wasn’t ous community groups, with ban- rich athletic tradition, including names on the donor list as we can,” enough. quet seating for about 100 people. individual and team state champi- George said. “We want as many “The room had to be more than He also hopes every class holding a ons and a handful of Olympians. donors as we can get so it’s a whole gives U.S. an athletic hall of fame,”said Boyd reunion will use the room as part But among the bigger accom- Marshfield project.” Bjorkquist, who serves on the of their celebration. plishments of any group, the Class “We would love that list to be committee. “It had to celebrate Bjorkquist and fellow 1973 of 1963 had 13 National Merit several hundred names,” a big boost Marshfield history.” graduate Mike George did much of Scholar finalists, an amazing Bjorkquist said. “Whether it’s $10 So rather than a hall of fame, the planning work during the past number considering some schools or $25, it all goes to make the room I Americans host the committee now is raising year, when they came out of go a decade without any. how it needs to be.” money for Heritage Hall, a reno- retirement to serve as co-athletic “This room needs to represent The donations are being han- Honduras in World Cup vation of an existing room inside directors. Other committee mem- those kinds of things,” Bjorkquist dled through the Coos Bay Schools qualifier match tonight Pirate Palace that will include bers included athletic secretary said. Community Foundation and are seating for banquets and lectures Sandy Reiber, administrators Greg The cost of the project is esti- tax deductible. and a celebration of Marshfield’s Mulkey and Bryan Trendell, and mated at $150,000 To make a contribution, con- rich history. three others very familiar with the If the committee can raise tact the athletic department at SANDY, Utah (AP) — Nothing In the past, the space on the athletic department — Butch enough money, it also will address 541-267-1441. defines Fabian Johnson better than versatility. It is one reason why the German-American was such a Beavers stay alive in College World Series coveted addition to the U.S. national team in 2011. Johnson can OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — It’s one shift between midfield and left down and three to go for Oregon back with ease. No matter where State. he plays on the field, he takes to The No. 3 national seed Beavers the position like it is his natural stayed alive at the College World one. Series on Monday, beating “It’s not tough,” Johnson said. Louisville 11-4 after a seven-run “It’s just a different role that I have fourth inning broke open the game. to play. I’ve played it a lot of times, Oregon State won national so it won’t make any difference to championships the last two times the team or to me.” it played in Omaha, in 2006 and Johnson’s versatility could be ‘07, and coach Pat Casey’s first valuable once again when the title team did it the hard way. United States takes on Honduras The Beavers (51-12) face the in a 2014 World Cup qualifying same challenge as that 2006 team, match tonight at the home of Real having to win four straight after Salt Lake of MLS. Honduras is the losing their CWS opener to reach only team to beat the Americans in the best-of-three finals. Next up is their hexagonal group this year Indiana on Wednesday. and will certainly give them a stiff Casey said he’s careful not to challenge in the rematch. compare this year’s team to the The United States leads the 2006 squad, though the situation group with 10 points off three makes it seem unavoidable. wins, a draw and the loss at “They’re all different clubs, Honduras. The Hondurans are they’re different personnel,”Casey fourth with seven points. said. “I think they’ve got a pretty U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann good understanding of what it is has not said who will start or they have to do. We talk about where, but Johnson is expected to things that this team needs to do, drop into the backfield from mid- and they usually respond.” field, where he played against The Pac-12 champion Beavers The Associated Press Panama. The juggling comes out won conference series against Oregon State’s Max Gordon (4) and Andy Peterson (14) celebrate with teammates Ben Wetzler (28) and Jake Rodriguez (13) after of necessity to fill the hole left by Oregon and fellow CWS partici- they scored on a two-run single by Dylan Davis against Louisville in the fourth inning Monday. DaMarcus Beasley this week. pant UCLA after losing the first Beasley will be unavailable while games of series. In a super region- serving a one-game suspension al, they bounced back from a Game Mighty Max sparks OSU for yellow card accumulation. 1 loss to beat Kansas State. For Johnson, it is no big deal to Oregon State enjoyed a stress- OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Max us. Really,” coach Pat Casey switch. Left back is his club posi- free afternoon against the Gordon has given Oregon said. “I told him after the tion, so it will be like slipping on a Cardinals (51-14), who committed State all it could ask for in the Kansas State game that when familiar pair of pants. four errors against the Beavers. field. we put (him) in the lineup per- “I’m used to left back,”Johnson Ben Wetzler (10-1) allowed At bat? Not so much. manently, we really got con- said. “I played the whole season three runs in 6 1-3 innings while That changed in an 11-4 sistent as a club. there with Hoffenheim. It would- Louisville starter Jeff Thompson win over Louisville on “His dad clued me in yes- n’t be a (big) difference to me if I (11-2) lasted 3 2-3 innings, with Monday, when the 5-foot-8 terday that he was going to hit were to start there or the midfield. three of the seven runs against him senior center fielder reached today. And he did.” I just try to do my best at every unearned. base three times in five plate Gordon started the position I play.” Oregon State scored the most appearances. Beavers’ three-run third Moving Johnson is not the only runs allowed by Louisville this sea- Gordon went 2 for 4 with inning against Louisville, get- anticipated change. Graham Zusi son.It was the highest-scoring game two RBIs out of the No. 9 hole ting hit by a pitch and scoring and Jermaine Jones are expected to at the CWS in the three years it’s to break out of a 3-for-35 from first on Tyler Smith’s return to the starting lineup after been played at TD Ameritrade Park. slump. He also scored twice as double into the left-field cor- both players missed the 2-0 victo- “It takes a little edge off the the Beavers stayed alive in the ner. In the seven-run fourth, ry over Panama last week. players if they can get a win in tournament. when the Beavers batted Still, taking Johnson out of Omaha,” Casey said. “No one on Gordon was hitless in the around, Gordon singled and midfield is a tough call. He has this club has ever won a game here. super regional against Kansas scored and drove in two more been a steadying force in the mid- So I think it was good to see them State and 0 for 3 in the runs with a base hit to left to dle for the U.S. during the qualify- relax a little bit.” The Associated Press Beavers’ CWS opener against make it 10-0. ing matches. OSU’s Max Gordon celebrates after scoring on a Mississippi State. SEE CWS | B2 double by Tyler Smith in the third inning Monday. “Max is always a spark for SEE GORDON | B2 SEE SOCCER | B3 C M C M Y K Y K

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. GOLF — A contrite Chad Johnson U.S. Open champion gets apologized for disrespecting right back to work a judge when the CROMWELL, Conn. — former Sports U.S. Open champion Justin NFL star Rose has no plans to take any slapped Shorts time off after winning his his attorney first major championship. on the backside in court last Nathan Grube, the tour- week and was released from nament director at the jail after only a week instead Travelers Championship, of 30 days. said Rose’s wife, Kate, called Broward County Circuit shortly after her husband Judge Kathleen McHugh won his first major title to accepted Johnson’s apology confirm they would be in and cut back his jail term for a Connecticut for this week’s probation violation to the tournament. seven days he had already Rose, who rose from fifth served since the rear-swat- to third in the current world The Associated Press ting. Johnson, a flamboyant rankings with his win at Cincinnati’s Joey Votto hits a solo home run off Pittsburgh relief pitcher Bryan Morris in the eighth inning Monday. wide receiver formerly Merion, is in a field that known as Chad Ochocinco, includes just five other top- said in court that he’d had 20 players: Lee Westwood time to think about why his (12), Keegan Bradley (14), Reds play homer derby in win flippant attitude was wrong Jason Dufner (17), Ian Poulter — especially in a domestic (18), and Bubba Watson (19). violence case. SOCCER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS David Carpenter (1-0) earned the the 100th homer of his career, and sixth Johnson said he was win with a scoreless ninth. Tim Hudson in 43 at-bats at Chase Field. thankful McHugh got him to Dutch youths are CINCINNATI — Zack Cozart and worked seven innings for the Braves, Mike Dunn (2-1) threw a scoreless think about the path his life convicted in ref’s death Todd Frazier hit upper-deck homers off allowing only Gee’s RBI single with two eighth inning to get the win. was taking. left-hander Francisco Liriano, and the outs in the seventh. Steve Cishek pitched a perfect ninth AMSTERDAM — A Dutch Cincinnati Reds moved a season-high 15 The long delay came at an inoppor- for his 10th save in 12 tries. ‘Hard Knocks’ show will court convicted six young games over .500 by beating the tune time with the teams facing a day- Phillies 5, Nationals 4: Domonic soccer players and the father profile Bengals again of one of the athletes of Pittsburgh Pirates 4-1 on Monday night doubleheader Tuesday. Brown hit an RBI single with two outs in NEW YORK — The night. Padres 5, Giants 3, 13 innings: the bottom of the ninth inning and the manslaughter in the death of Cincinnati Bengals will star a volunteer linesman who The Reds (43-28) hit four solo Will Venable made an incredible catch, Phillies beat the Nationals. in the training camp docu- homers in all, extending their best start pinch-hitting pitcher Andrew Cashner The Nationals tied it at 4 when Chad was knocked to the ground mentary show “Hard and repeatedly kicked after a since 1995, the last time they won a drove in the go-ahead run with a per- Tracy hit a solo homer with two outs in Knocks” for the second time playoff series. fectly executed safety squeeze in the the ninth off closer Jonathan Papelbon youth match in a brutal in five NFL seasons. Cozart connected 13th inning, and San Diego extended its (1-0). It was the first blown save for attack that shocked the soc- HBO announced that the in the fourth and NL season-best winning streak to seven Papelbon, who had converted his previ- cer-loving nation. Bengals would be featured in Frazier in the sixth with a victory over San Francisco. ous 13 chances. Judges in Lelystad sen- the popular series, which off Liriano (5-3), who Recap Venable’s diving grab on the center- Ben Revere led off the Phillies’ ninth tenced the 50-year-old premieres Aug. 6. Cincinnati hadn’t allowed a field warning track with his back to with a single against Fernando Abad (0- father to six years in prison. last appeared on it in 2009. homer in his seven home plate ended the 12th and stole a 2). Revere was running on Jimmy Five teenage players were The Miami Dolphins were previous starts. He opened the season game-winning hit from Juan Perez. Rollins’ one-out single and easily given two-year sentences in last season’s team. on the disabled list, recovering from a Moments later, Alexi Amarista start- reached third base. youth detention for their broken right arm last December. ed the winning rally with a single and Abad struck out pinch-hitter Steven The Bengals no longer roles in the December attack Joey Votto and Jay Bruce connected went to third on Chris Denorfia’s single. Lerud for the second out before Brown have receiver Chad Johnson and another was sentenced to in the eighth inning off Bryan Morris. Cashner came up to face Jose Mijares fisted the winning hit to center. Papelbon as a TV attraction. a year. A seventh teenager Bruce has three homers during a five- (0-1) and dropped a bunt single was the first player to greet Brown in cel- Cornerback Adam “Pacman” was sentenced to 30 days of game hitting streak. between the mound and third base for ebration as he was rounding first base. Jones was recently charged detention for assault. Mike Leake (7-3) extended the best his sixth career hit and second RBI. Cardinals 5, Cubs 2: Rookie Shelby with assault, the latest in his The fatal attack took place stretch of his four-year career, giving up San Diego added another run on a Miller pitched five shutout innings and string of legal troubles. Dec. 2 in the Dutch city of six hits — including Russell Martin’s RBI bases-loaded walk from Jake Dunning. Yadier Molina had a two-run double to Cincinnati went on to win Almere, after the home team, double — in seven innings. Leake got 13 Nick Vincent (1-0) earned the win lead St. Louis to a win over Chicago. the AFC North in 2009. Buitenboys, tied 2-2 with outs off ground balls and fanned three. with two scoreless innings. Miller (8-4), who had to wait out a The eighth season of Nieuw Sloten, which is based Braves 2, Mets 1: Freddie Freeman Marlins 3, Diamondbacks 2: rain delay of 1 hour, 59 minutes to start “Hard Knocks” will air five in an Amsterdam neighbor- hit a two-run homer in the ninth inning Giancarlo Stanton drove in all three the game, left due to cramping in his episodes on Tuesday nights hood. off Dillon Gee, giving Atlanta a stunning Miami runs with a pair of homers and right leg. He allowed just two hits and victory over New York in a game that the Marlins handed Arizona its fourth struck out five in the shortest start of his was delayed nearly four hours by rain. straight loss. career. His previous shortest stint was 5 big games,”Gordon said. “So Gee (5-7) totally shut down the Braves Patrick Corbin, trying to become the 1-3 innings at Los Angeles on May 26. CWS we just come out and we until the ninth, when Justin Upton sin- first left-handed starter in 35 years to go Kevin Siegrist and Seth Manness Beavers face played real aggressive on the gled with one out before Freeman 10-0, allowed two hits through eight followed Miller and combined for two defensive side and sacrifice launched a towering drive into the right- innings but gave up a two-run homer to shutout innings. Edward Munica gave Indiana next our bodies if need be.” field seats on a 2-2 pitch to end a game Stanton that tied the game at 2. up a homer to Darwin Barney in the From Page B1 The Beavers all but finished that didn’t start until nearly 11 p.m. Stanton’s line-drive home run to ninth, but still earned his 20th save. off the Cards in the seven-run Until then, Gee had allowed only two right off Heath Bell (2-1) in the ninth put Travis Wood (5-6) gave up four runs fourth, batting through their runners as far as second base. Miami ahead for the first time. It was on seven hits. Andy Peterson went 3- lineup for the 18th time this for-4 and Max Gordon had season and scoring all the runs two hits and two RBIs out of with two outs. Scherzer keeps record perfect for Tigers the No. 9 hole for the Beavers. Dylan Davis just beat third The Cards were 1-2 in baseman Ty Young’s throw on THE ASSOCIATED PRESS their only other Omaha a bases-loaded chopper. appearance, in 2007. Louisville first baseman Zak DETROIT — Max “We came here with the Wasserman, thinking Davis Scherzer improved to 10-0 expectation to win the whole was out and the inning over, and struck out 10, Miguel thing, and that’s why it started jogging toward the Cabrera hit a two-run homer hurts,” Cards coach Dan dugout unaware that Peterson and the Detroit Tigers beat McDonnell said. “I told the was coming around to score the Baltimore Orioles 5-1 on guys one day we will win a from second. Monday night. national championship at Two more runs scored on Scherzer became the first Louisville. The ‘07 team got Whiting’s overthrow of pitcher to begin a season 10- us on the map and we’ve been Wasserman, and reliever Kyle 0 — with all decisions com- in regionals six of the last Funkhouser’s bases-loaded ing in starts — since Roger seven years. This team made walk and Gordon’s single Clemens went 11-0 for a strong statement. I chal- brought in three more. Toronto in 1997, according to lenged them to leave their The Cardinals ranked a STATS. He allowed one run mark on Louisville baseball, respectable 76th out of 296 and seven hits in six innings. and they did.” Division I teams in fielding Chris Davis hit his major Oregon State capitalized after the regular season, but league-leading 24th homer on a hit batsman and two they committed two or more in the second, but struck out errors for a three-run third errors in five of their last six with the bases loaded in the inning against Thompson, games. fifth and the Orioles down by The Associated Press the Detroit Tigers’ third- “Overall I really didn’t two runs. Detroit’s Miguel Cabrera, right, is congratulated by Prince Fielder after hitting a two-run home run Monday. round draft pick. think Jeffrey pitched that bad,” Jake Arrieta (1-2) allowed Gordon was plunked lead- McDonnell said.“I would have five hits on 10 hits in 4 2-3 Rangers 8, Athletics 7: Johnson sprinted home and two runs in 4 2-3 innings, ing off and scored from first liked to have seen us play bet- innings for Baltimore, and he Nelson Cruz homered twice, and slid in safely after Albers’ but didn’t factor in the deci- when Tyler Smith doubled ter behind him, because he was sent down to the minors A.J. Pierzynski drove in three pitch got under catcher sion for his fourth straight into the left-field corner. was competing. He was going following the game. runs and Texas snapped a Carlos Santana and went all start. He has a no-decision in Peterson’s bunt single and to give us a chance.” Angels 11, Mariners 3: six-game losing streak with the way to the backstop. nine of 14 starts. a walk to Michael Conforto Mississippi State 5, Albert Pujols had an RBI an win over AL West-leading Aaron Crow (3-2) struck Jason Castro doubled loaded the bases. Conforto Indiana 4: Trey Porter drove double among his four hits, Oakland. out two after putting the twice and drove in two runs should have been retired, but in the go-ahead runs in the Josh Hamilton hit a two-run The Rangers had scored potential go-ahead run at for the Astros, who had won Louisville catcher Kyle eighth inning, and homer, and surging Los only eight runs during what third in the eighth. Greg four straight. Bud Norris (5- Gibson dropped a high pop Mississippi State took con- Angeles pounded out a sea- was the longest active skid in Holland stranded the tying 7) allowed eight hits and four foul along the third-base line. trol of the bracket with a win son-high 21 hits in a win over the majors, and all six losses run at third in the ninth for runs over six innings in his Two runs came home over Indiana. Seattle. came at home. his 15th save in 17 tries. third straight loss. when Cardinals second base- The Bulldogs (50-18) need Alberto Callaspo matched Cruz’s second homer was Bryan Shaw (0-1) couldn’t man Zach Lucas, after field- one win to reach next week’s his career high with four hits, a two-run shot onto the hill protect a 1-0 lead for INTERLEAGUE ing a slow grounder, made a best-of-three finals. They’re driving in two runs during in straightaway center field Cleveland starter Carlos Blue Jays 2, Rockies 0: careless flip wide of short- off until Friday, when they’ll the Angels’ seven-run sixth on an 0-2 pitch from Jesse Carrasco, charged with just Maicer Izturis hit a two-run stop Sutton Whiting. play Indiana (49-15) or inning. Peter Bourjos had Chavez (1-1) in the fifth. Cruz one run and four hits in 7 1-3 single in the eighth inning “Coach Casey has taught Oregon State, who meet in an three hits as Los Angeles bat- added a run-scoring double innings. and Toronto won its sixth us little things always win the elimination game Wednesday. tered Aaron Harang (3-7) and in the seventh. White Sox 4, Astros 2: consecutive game with a vic- the Seattle bullpen in its Neal Cotts (3-1) went 2 1-3 Dayan Viciedo hit a bases- tory over Colorado. fourth victory in five games. perfect innings in relief of loaded triple in a four-run Josh Johnson struck out a GORDON seniors probably won’t play Jason Vargas (6-4) yielded rookie Nick Tepesch. Robbie sixth inning and Chicago season-high 10 over 7 1-3 organized baseball again after four hits and recorded a sea- Ross and Tanner Scheppers beat Houston end a four- innings but remained winless From Page B1 this season, so this isn’t a son-high nine strikeouts in each worked 1-2-3 innings, game skid and avoid its first in seven starts with Toronto, time to let down. His per- seven strong innings, easily then Joe Nathan secured his four-game sweep since 2008. having received only 13 runs “To get my first hit in formance Monday bumped beating his former team- 21st save in 22 chances. Nate Jones (3-4) allowed of support. Johnson allowed Omaha always feels great,”he his batting average to .238. mates in his second start Royals 2, Indians 1: three hits in 1 1-3 scoreless five hits and walked two, said. “It got the monkey off “We’re trying to continue against the Mariners since an Pinch-runner Elliot Johnson innings for the win, striking lowering his ERA from 5.40 my back. But tomorrow’s a our road to Omaha, and we offseason trade. scored from third base on a out three, and Addison Reed to 4.38. new day, and we’ve got to want to have the final say,”he Nick Franklin hit an early wild pitch by reliever Matt pitched a perfect ninth for his Brett Cecil (3-0) escaped keep bringing it every day.” said. “Today we really played two-run homer for Seattle in Albers in the ninth inning, 20th save. an eighth-inning jam and Gordon, who has com- like we want to keep the jer- the opener of a four-game giving Kansas City a win over White Sox starter Jose Casey Janssen finished for mitted only one error in his sey on our back as long as series. Cleveland. Quintana yielded five hits his 14th save. 49 games, said a number of possible.” C M C M Y K Y K

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Johnson’s defensive aggressiveness nabs 2-1 will be an asset against a formidable Honduras midfield. Johnson is adaptable enough to make life equally tough from the left back posi- lead in tion. His willingness to tackle any role makes everything easier for the entire back line and goalkeeper Tim Howard to do their jobs. finals “Versatility is good,” Howard said. “Sometimes, it can be a curse as well in terms of not being able to solidify a posi- BOSTON (AP) — Tuukka Rask tion. Our guys seem to do it. Just being shut out the Chicago Blackhawks natural athletes back there leads to that in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup versatility.” finals on Monday night and got Klinsmann repeatedly singled out enough help from the Bruins’ Johnson on Monday as an example of the offense to do it without another mentality he wants in his players. His exhausting overtime. willingness to accept and understand his After playing four extra peri- role, then flourish in it, is a quality ods in the first two games, the Klinsmann sees as a key to success. Bruins made an early night of it “Every coach sees qualities and with second-period goals by strengths in players differently,” Daniel Paille and Patrice Bergeron Klinsmann said. “At the end of the day, a to win 2-0 and take a 2-1 lead in The Associated Pres coach is always working on a bigger pic- the Stanley Cup finals. Boston center Patrice Bergeron scores a goal past Chicago Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford and defenseman Brent ture and puzzle, how to fit all the ele- “A win is a win.We’ll take a win Seabrook (7) during the second period Monday. ments together. How do they supplement any day,” said Rask, who stopped each other? How do they help each other? 28 shots for his third shutout of the after warmups. But while Chara not happen during warmups, as and seeing pucks. I think we’ve got What is their specific role?” 2013 playoffs.“We’ll take a regula- needed just some stitches after had been reported on the team’s to be better at going to the net.” With players such as Johnson being tion win, for sure.” his collision with teammate Milan Twitter account. “It was a game- Rask, who was a backup to Tim able to contribute from a multitude of Corey Crawford made 33 saves Lucic, Hossa was a late scratch time decision after the warmup Thomas in the team’s 2011 Stanley spots, figuring out the best lineup for for the Blackhawks. with an unspecified injury. there. That’s when we made the Cup run, stymied Chicago all each match suddenly becomes much eas- Game 4 is Wednesday night in “I was as surprised as anybody call, after warmup.” game and got some help from the ier. Boston before the matchup of else,” Bruins coach Claude Julien Hossa, who has three game- post on Bryan Bickell’s shot with “If Fabian Johnson can play very effec- Original Six franchises returns to said.“I can definitely tell you they winning goals in the playoffs this 42 seconds left. tively at left back or left winger, he can Chicago for a fifth game. The lost a pretty important player on year, was tied for the team lead The puck caromed off the also play in the middle,”Klinsmann said. teams split the first two games their roster, but that doesn’t with 15 playoff points and was right post and the goal light flick- “We need to figure out what is best for there, with the Blackhawks win- mean we change our game. I third on the Blackhawks with 17 ered on briefly, but play contin- this group. How do they mesh the best? ning Game 1 in triple-overtime think it’s important we stick with goals during the regular season. ued for another 30 seconds before How do we get the best out of them as an and the Bruins stealing home-ice what we believe in.” It was a loss the Blackhawks the whistle blew and the game entire unit?” advantage on Paille’s goal in the Blackhawks coach Joel couldn’t afford. degenerated into fisticuffs. Chara The answers are pretty simple when first OT of the second game. Quenneville was less forthcom- Not with Rask stopping every- was on top of Bickell, pounding Johnson applies them to himself. He pos- But this time the intrigue came ing with information on Hossa’s thing that came his way. away, and Andrew Shaw got the sesses a simple goal of making the right before the opening faceoff instead malady, sticking to the standard “We ran up against some of the better of Brad Marchand. plays at the right times in every match. of after the end of regulation. NHL diagnosis: Upper body. best goalies in the league here,” By the time it was all sorted “Trying to do everything right is hard Bruins defenseman Zdeno “We’ll say ‘day-to-day.’We’re Quenneville said. “Tonight I out, the benches were a little to do,”Johnson said. “But I try to give my Chara and Chicago forward hopeful he’ll be ready for the next thought we made it rather easy on emptier but the scoring column best and help the team in every minute of Marian Hossa both left the ice game,”he said, adding that it did him as far as traffic and finding for Chicago was still blank. the game.” Scoreboard

L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 6-2) at N.Y. Yankees Angels 11, Mariners 3 .327; Votto, Cincinnati, .321; CGomez, Milwaukee, Wednesday, June 26 47. Michael Thompson USA 2.54 On The Air (P.Hughes 3-5), 4:05 p.m. Seattle 002 000 010 — 3 7 1 .317. x-Boston at Chicago, 5 p.m. 48. D.A. Points USA 2.47 Colorado (Francis 2-4) at Toronto (Rogers 2-2), Los Angeles 130 007 00x — 11 21 1 RUNS—CGonzalez, Colorado, 57; Holliday, St. 49. Hideki Matsuyama Jpn 2.45 Today 4:07 p.m. Harang, Capps (6), Furbush (6), Farquhar (7) Louis, 53; Votto, Cincinnati, 53; MCarpenter, St. Pro Soccer 50. Tim Clark SAf 2.45 NBA Basketball — NBA Finals, Game 6, San Baltimore (Britton 0-1) at Detroit (Verlander and Zunino; Vargas, D.De La Rosa (8) and Louis, 52; Choo, Cincinnati, 49; Fowler, Colorado, 51. Ryan Moore USA 2.44 Antonio at Miami, 5 p.m., ABC. 8-4), 4:08 p.m. Iannetta. W—Vargas 6-4. L—Harang 3-7. HRs— 47; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 46; JUpton, Atlanta, 46. Major League Soccer 52. Russell Henley USA 2.42 College Baseball — College World Series, Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 0-0) at Boston (Doubront Seattle, Franklin (3). Los Angeles, Hamilton (10). RBI—Goldschmidt, Arizona, 61; CGonzalez, 53. Thongchai Jaidee Tha 2.41 North Carolina vs. LSU, noon, ESPN2; UCLA vs. 4-3), 4:10 p.m., 2nd game Colorado, 56; Phillips, Cincinnati, 56; Craig, St. EASTERN CONFERENCE 54. Martin Laird Sco 2.36 Blue Jays 2, Rockies 0 W L T Pts GF GA North Carolina State, 5 p.m., ESPN2. Oakland (J.Parker 5-6) at Texas (Darvish 7-2), Colorado 000 000 000 — 0 5 0 Louis, 52; Tulowitzki, Colorado, 51; DBrown, 55. Richard Sterne SAf 2.35 Major League Baseball — Seattle at Los Angeles 5:05 p.m. Philadelphia, 49; Bruce, Cincinnati, 48; Montreal 8 3 2 26 22 17 56. Boo Weekley USA 2.31 Toronto 000 000 02x — 2 3 0 New York 7 5 4 25 23 19 Angels, 7 p.m., Root Sports. Chicago White Sox (Axelrod 3-4) at Minnesota J.De La Rosa, Belisle (8) and W.Rosario; FFreeman, Atlanta, 48. 57. Fredrik Jacobson Swe 2.31 International Soccer — World Cup qualifier, (Pelfrey 3-6), 5:10 p.m. HITS—Segura, Milwaukee, 89; YMolina, St. Philadelphia 6 5 4 22 22 24 58. George Coetzee SAf 2.28 Jo.Johnson, Cecil (8), Janssen (9) and Arencibia. Houston 6 4 4 22 19 14 Honduras at United States, 5:30 p.m., ESPN. Milwaukee (Figaro 1-0) at Houston (Lyles 3-1), W—Cecil 3-0. L—Belisle 4-4. Sv—Janssen (15). Louis, 88; GParra, Arizona, 87; Votto, Cincinnati, 59. Marcel Siem Ger 2.24 Wednesday, June 19 5:10 p.m. 85; ECabrera, San Diego, 84; MCarpenter, St. Sporting KC 6 5 4 22 18 13 60. Kyle Stanley USA 2.22 Major League Baseball — Teams TBA, 4 p.m., Seattle (Bonderman 1-1) at L.A. Angels Cardinals 5, Cubs 2 Louis, 83; CGonzalez, Colorado, 83. New England 5 5 5 20 18 13 61. John Senden Aus 2.21 ESPN; Seattle at Los Angeles Angels, 7 p.m., Root (Blanton 1-10), 7:05 p.m. Chicago 000 000 011 — 2 5 2 DOUBLES—GParra, Arizona, 23; Bruce, Columbus 5 5 5 20 18 16 62. Marc Leishman Aus 2.20 Sports. Wednesday’s Games St. Louis 000 200 21x — 5 8 0 Cincinnati, 22; YMolina, St. Louis, 22; Pence, San Chicago 3 7 3 12 11 19 63. Angel Cabrera Arg 2.20 College World Series — Oregon State vs. Indiana, Baltimore at Detroit, 10:08 a.m. Tr.Wood, H.Rodriguez (8) and Castillo; S.Miller, Francisco, 21; McCutchen, Pittsburgh, 20; Toronto FC 2 7 5 11 14 20 64. Bernd Wiesberger Aut 2.19 5 p.m., ESPN. Kansas City at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. Siegrist (6), Maness (7), Rosenthal (8), Mujica (8) DanMurphy, New York, 20; Posey, San Francisco, D.C. United 1 11 3 6 7 26 65. Padraig Harrington Irl 2.16 Hockey — Stanley Cup Finals Game 4, Chicago at L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Yankees, 4:05 p.m. and Y.Molina. W—S.Miller 8-4. L—Tr.Wood 5-6. 20. WESTERN CONFERENCE 66. Chris Wood Eng 2.14 Boston, 5 p.m., NBC. Colorado at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Sv—Mujica (20). HRs—Chicago, Barney (3). TRIPLES—CGomez, Milwaukee, 8; Segura, W L T Pts GF GA 67. Alexander Noren Swe 2.13 Major League Soccer — Portland at Los Angeles, Tampa Bay at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Phillies 5, Nationals 4 Milwaukee, 8; CGonzalez, Colorado, 6; Span, FC Dallas 8 3 4 28 23 18 68. Mikko Ilonen Fin 2.10 10:30 p.m. (delayed), Root Sports. Oakland at Texas, 5:05 p.m. Washington 100 100 011 — 4 9 0 Washington, 6; Hechavarria, Miami, 5; ECabrera, Real Salt Lake 8 5 3 27 24 16 69. Jimmy Walker USA 2.07 International Soccer — Confederations Cup, Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. Philadelphia 012 010 001 — 5 12 0 San Diego, 4; Galvis, Philadelphia, 4; Lucroy, Portland 6 1 8 26 25 16 70. Charles Howell III USA 2.06 Brazil vs. Mexico, 11:30 a.m., ESPN; Italy vs. Japan, Milwaukee at Houston, 5:10 p.m. Haren, Krol (7), Clippard (8), Abad (9) and Milwaukee, 4; DWright, New York, 4. Seattle 6 4 3 21 19 15 71. Luke Guthrie USA 2.06 2:45 p.m., ESPN. Seattle at L.A. Angels, 7:05 p.m. K.Suzuki; Lannan, Stutes (6), Mi.Adams (8), HOME RUNS—CGonzalez, Colorado, 20; Los Angeles 6 6 2 20 22 18 72. Hiroyuki Fujita Jpn 2.04 Thursday, June 20 National League Bastardo (8), Papelbon (9) and Quintero. W— DBrown, Philadelphia, 19; Beltran, St. Louis, 16; Colorado 5 5 5 20 16 14 73. Thomas Bjorn Den 2.02 NBA Basketball — NBA Finals, Game 7, San East Division W L Pct GB Papelbon 1-0. L—Abad 0-2. HRs—Washington, Goldschmidt, Arizona, 16; Tulowitzki, Colorado, Vancouver 5 5 4192223 74. Brendon de Jonge SAf 1.99 Antonio at Miami, 5 p.m., ABC. Atlanta 42 28 .600 — Tracy (3). Philadelphia, Howard (8). 16; PAlvarez, Pittsburgh, 15; JUpton, Atlanta, 15. San Jose 4 6 6 18 15 24 75. Marcus Fraser Aus 1.99 1 Chivas USA 3 8 2 11 13 26 College World Series — Teams TBA, 5 p.m., ESPN. Washington 34 35 .493 7 ⁄2 Reds 4, Pirates 1 STOLEN BASES—ECabrera, San Diego, 31; 1 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Major League Baseball — Chicago Cubs t St. Philadelphia 34 37 .479 8⁄2 Pittsburgh 000 001 000 — 1 7 1 SMarte, Pittsburgh, 20; Segura, Milwaukee, 19; 1 Wednesday, June 19 Transactions Louis, 5 p.m., WGN; Seattle at Los Angeles Angels, 7 New York 25 40 .385 14⁄2 Cincinnati 000 101 02x — 4 8 0 Pierre, Miami, 18; Revere, Philadelphia, 17; 1 Houston at Montreal, 5 p.m. p.m., Root Sports. Miami 22 47 .319 19⁄2 Liriano, Morris (7) and R.Martin; Leake, McCutchen, Pittsburgh, 15; CGomez, Milwaukee, BASEBALL Colorado at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. International Soccer — Confederations Cup, Central Division W L Pct GB LeCure (8), Cingrani (8), Chapman (9) and 13; CGonzalez, Colorado, 13; Pence, San American League Chivas USA at Vancouver, 7 p.m. Spain vs. Tahiti, 11:45 a.m., ESPN; Nigeria vs. St. Louis 45 25 .643 — Mesoraco. W—Leake 7-3. L—Liriano 5-3. Sv— Francisco, 13. BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Optioned RHP Jake 1 Portland at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. Uruguay, 2:45 p.m., ESPN. Cincinnati 43 28 .606 2⁄2 Chapman (18). HRs—Cincinnati, Cozart (7), PITCHING—Wainwright, St. Louis, 10-3; Corbin, Saturday, June 22 Arrieta to Norfolk (IL). Pittsburgh 41 29 .586 4 Frazier (9), Votto (12), Bruce (13). Arizona, 9-0; Lynn, St. Louis, 9-1; Marquis, San San Jose at D.C. United, 4 p.m. DETROIT TIGERS—Placed RHP Anibal Sanchez Chicago 28 40 .412 16 Braves 2, Mets 1 Diego, 9-2; Zimmermann, Washington, 9-3; and C Alex Avila on the 15-day DL. Recalled OF Local Schedule Minor, Atlanta, 8-2; Lee, Philadelphia, 8-2; Chicago at Columbus, 5 p.m. Milwaukee 28 40 .412 16 New York 000 000 100 — 1 7 0 Avisail Garcia and C Bryan Holaday from Toledo West Division W L Pct GB SMiller, St. Louis, 8-4. Sporting Kansas City at FC Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Today Atlanta 000 000 002 — 2 5 0 Toronto FC at Houston, 6 p.m. (IL). Arizona 37 33 .529 — STRIKEOUTS—Kershaw, Los Angeles, 104; LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Agreed to terms with Babe Ruth Baseball — 13- to 15-year-olds: 1 Gee and Buck; T.Hudson, Varvaro (8), Seattle FC at Real Salt Lake, 6:30 p.m. Colorado 37 34 .521 ⁄2 Samardzija, Chicago, 104; Harvey, New York, Grocery Outlet at Four Mile, 5:30 p.m., Clyde D.Carpenter (9) and Gattis. W—D.Carpenter 1-0. L Sunday, June 23 RHP Mike Ekstrom on a minor league contract. San Diego 36 34 .514 1 102; AJBurnett, Pittsburgh, 99; Wainwright, St. TAMPA BAY RAYS—Optioned INF Ryan Roberts Allen Field. 13-year-olds: Coquille Valley at Little 1 —Gee 5-7. HRs—Atlanta, F.Freeman (7). New York at Philadelphia, 2 p.m. San Francisco 35 34 .507 1⁄2 Louis, 97; SMiller, St. Louis, 96; Lee, Caesar’s, 8 p.m., Clyde Allen Field. to Durham (IL). Los Angeles 29 39 .426 7 Marlins 3, Diamondbacks 2 Philadelphia, 89; Hamels, Philadelphia, 89; Colorado at Portland, 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 19 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Sent SS Jose Reyes to Monday’s Games Miami 000 002 001 — 3 3 0 Bumgarner, San Francisco, 89. Los Angeles at Chivas USA, 8 p.m. American Legion Baseball — Canyon at Three Dunedin (FSL) for a rehab assignment. St. Louis 5, Chicago Cubs 2 Arizona 001 010 000 — 2 7 1 SAVES—Grilli, Pittsburgh, 25; Mujica, St. Louis, Rivers, 4 p.m., Florence. National Women’s Soccer League National League Philadelphia 5, Washington 4 Ja.Turner, Da.Jennings (6), Webb (7), M.Dunn 20; Kimbrel, Atlanta, 19; Chapman, Cincinnati, Babe Ruth Baseball — 13- to 15-year-olds: Hill LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Agreed to terms with Toronto 2, Colorado 0 (8), Cishek (9) and Mathis; Corbin, Bell (9) and 18; RSoriano, Washington, 18; Romo, San W L T Pts GF GA Trucking at Reedsport, 6 p.m. 13-year-olds: RHPs J.D. Underwood, Kyle Hooper, James Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 1 M.Montero. W—M.Dunn 2-1. L—Bell 2-1. Sv— Francisco, 16; Street, San Diego, 14; League, Los Sky Blue FC 8 2 1 25 20 10 North Bay Fire at Little Caesar’s, 6 p.m., Clyde Baune and Jacob Rhame; LHPs Jake Fisher and Atlanta 2, N.Y. Mets 1 Cishek (10). HRs—Miami, Stanton 2 (7). Arizona, Angeles, 14. Portland 8 2 1 25 18 9 Allen Field. Goldschmidt (16). Western New York 5 2 2 17 15 9 Michael Johnson; C Kyle Farmer, OF Henry Yates Miami 3, Arizona 2 SS Brandon Trinkwon, SS Dillon Moyer on minor Thursday, June 20 San Diego 5, San Francisco 3, 13 innings Padres 5, Giants 3 FC Kansas City 5 4 1 16 14 11 American Legion Baseball — South Eugene at College Baseball Boston 3 4 3 12 16 17 league contracts. Today’s Games San Diego 001 001 100 000 2 — 5 18 0 MIAMI MARLINS—Agreed to terms with RHPs North Coos (2), noon; Three Rivers at Withnell N.Y. Mets (Harvey 5-1) at Atlanta (A.Wood 0-0), San Francisco 000 300 000 000 0 — 3 10 0 Chicago 3 5 2 11 10 15 Dodge (2), 2 p.m. College World Series Washington 1 5 3 6 9 16 CJ Robinson and Max Garner, SS J.T. Riddle, OF 10:10 a.m., 1st game (13 innings) At Omaha, Neb. Ryan Aper and 1B Scott Carcaise on minor Babe Ruth Baseball — 13- to 15-year-olds: L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 6-2) at N.Y. Yankees Seattle 0 9 1 1 4 19 Volquez, Stauffer (6), Thatcher (8), Gregerson Double Elimination league contracts. Myrtle Point at Hill Trucking, 6 p.m., Clyde Allen (P.Hughes 3-5), 4:05 p.m. (9), Thayer (10), Vincent (11), Street (13) and NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. x-if necessary MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Signed RHP Devin Field. 13-year-olds: North Bay Fire at Coquille Washington (Detwiler 2-4) at Philadelphia Grandal; Zito, Machi (6), Affeldt (8), Romo (9), Wednesday, June 19 Monday, June 17 Williams, SS Tucker Neuhaus, RHP Barrett Astin, Valley, 6 p.m. (Lee 8-2), 4:05 p.m. S.Rosario (10), J.Lopez (12), Mijares (13), Western New York at Chicago, 4:30 p.m. Oregon State 11, Louisville 4, Louisville elimi- RHP Taylor Williams and RHP John Uhen to Colorado (Francis 2-4) at Toronto (Rogers 2-2), Dunning (13) and H.Sanchez, Quiroz. W—Vincent Saturday, June 22 nated minor league contracts. Pro Basketball 4:07 p.m. 1-0. L—Mijares 0-1. Sv—Street (14). Portland at Sky Blue FC, 4 p.m. Mississippi State 5, Indiana 3 Sunday, June 23 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Activated LHP John N.Y. Mets (Wheeler 0-0) at Atlanta (Maholm 7- League Leaders Tuesday, June 18 5), 4:10 p.m., 2nd game Seattle FC at Western New York, 1:05 p.m. Lannan from the 15-day DL. Placed LHP Jeremy NBA Playoffs AMERICAN LEAGUE Game 7 — North Carolina (57-11) vs. LSU (57- Pittsburgh (Morton 0-1) at Cincinnati (Latos 6- Washington at FC Kansas City, 1:10 p.m. Horst on the 15-day DL. NBA FINALS BATTING—MiCabrera, Detroit, .358; CDavis, 10), 3 p.m. 0), 4:10 p.m. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Agreed to terms with (Best-of-7) Baltimore, .337; HKendrick, Los Angeles, .335; Game 8 — N.C. State (50-14) vs. UCLA (45-17), 8 Milwaukee (Figaro 1-0) at Houston (Lyles 3-1), SS Michael Schulze and RHP Artie Reyes on x-if necessary JhPeralta, Detroit, .332; Machado, Baltimore, p.m. Golf 5:10 p.m. minor league contracts. Thursday, June 6 .322; Mauer, Minnesota, .321; Pedroia, Boston, Wednesday, June 19 Chicago Cubs (Samardzija 3-7) at St. Louis WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Agreed to terms San Antonio 92, Miami 88 .319. Game 9 — Oregon State (51-12) vs. Indiana (49- World Golf Ranking (Wainwright 10-3), 5:15 p.m. with RHP Jacob Johansen, 3B Drew Ward, RHP Sunday, June 9 RUNS—MiCabrera, Detroit, 55; Trout, Los 19), 5 p.m. Through June 16 Miami (Eovaldi 0-0) at Arizona (Delgado 0-0), Austin Voth, 3B-C Cody Gunter, 1B Jimmy Yezzo, Miami 103, San Antonio 84 Angeles, 51; CDavis, Baltimore, 49; AJones, Thursday, June 20 1. Tiger Woods USA 13.06 6:40 p.m. LHP David Napoli, RHP Jake Joyce, SS Brennan Tuesday, June 11 Baltimore, 49; Longoria, Tampa Bay, 46; Game 10 — Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 loser, 5 2. Rory McIlroy NIr 9.52 San Diego (Cashner 5-3) at San Francisco Middleton, SS David Masters, CF William Ballou, San Antonio 113, Miami 77 Pedroia, Boston, 46; Machado, Baltimore, 45. p.m. 3. Justin Rose Eng 8.19 (M.Cain 5-3), 7:15 p.m. LHP Cory Bafidis, LHP Niko Spezial, LHP Justin Thursday, June 13 RBI—MiCabrera, Detroit, 71; CDavis, Baltimore, Friday, June 21 4. Adam Scott Aus 7.35 Wednesday’s Games Thomas, SS Cody Dent, RF Garrett Gordon, RHP Miami 109, San Antonio 93 61; Encarnacion, Toronto, 55; Fielder, Detroit, 54; Game 11 — Mississippi State vs. Game 9 win- 5. Matt Kuchar USA 6.69 Miami at Arizona, 12:40 p.m. Matt DeRosier, LHP Travis Ott, LHP Joey Webb, Sunday, June 16 Napoli, Boston, 49; DOrtiz, Boston, 49; NCruz, ner, noon 6. Phil Mickelson USA 6.17 San Diego at San Francisco, 12:45 p.m. RHP Michael Sylvestri, RHP Ryan Ullman, SS San Antonio 114, Miami 104 Texas, 48; AJones, Baltimore, 48. Game 12 — Game 8 winner vs. Game 10 winner, 7. Luke Donald Eng 6.07 L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Yankees, 4:05 p.m. Willie Medina, LHP Jake Walsh on one-year con- Today HITS—Machado, Baltimore, 99; MiCabrera, 5 p.m. 8. Brandt Snedeker USA 5.97 Washington at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. tracts. San Antonio at Miami, 6 p.m. Detroit, 96; AJones, Baltimore, 90; HKendrick, Saturday, June 22 9. Graeme McDowell NIr 5.59 Colorado at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. BASKETBALL Thursday, June 20 Los Angeles, 89; Pedroia, Boston, 87; CDavis, 10. Louis Oosthuizen SAf 5.28 N.Y. Mets at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. x-Game 13 — Game 6 winner vs. Game 9 win- National Basketball Association x-San Antonio at Miami, 6 p.m. Baltimore, 86; Trout, Los Angeles, 86. 11. Steve Stricker USA 5.21 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. ner, noon DENVER NUGGETS—Named Tim Connelly gen- DOUBLES—Machado, Baltimore, 32; CDavis, 12. Lee Westwood Eng 5.07 Milwaukee at Houston, 5:10 p.m. x-Game 14 — Game 8 winner vs. Game 10 win- eral manager. Baltimore, 22; AJones, Baltimore, 21; Napoli, 13. Charl Schwartzel SAf 4.97 Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. ner, 5 p.m. MILWAUKEE BUCKS—Named Bob Bender and Pro Baseball Boston, 21; Trout, Los Angeles, 21; 6 tied at 20. 14. Keegan Bradley USA 4.84 If only one game is necessary, it will start at Nick Van Exel assistant coaches. Monday’s Linescores TRIPLES—Ellsbury, Boston, 6; Trout, Los 15. Sergio Garcia Esp 4.81 5:30 p.m. SACRAMENTO KINGS—Named Pete American League Angeles, 6; Gardner, New York, 5; LMartin, 16. Jason Day Aus 4.50 Royals 2, Indians 1 Championship Series D’Alessandro general manager. East Division W L Pct GB Texas, 4; Andrus, Texas, 3; Drew, Boston, 3; 17. Jason Dufner USA 4.40 Kansas City 000 000 011 — 2 7 1 (Best-of-3) FOOTBALL Boston 42 29 .592 — DeJennings, Tampa Bay, 3; Kawasaki, Toronto, 3. 18. Ian Poulter Eng 4.39 Cleveland 000 001 000 — 1 6 0 Monday, June 24: Pairings TBA, 5 p.m. National Football League Baltimore 40 31 .563 2 HOME RUNS—CDavis, Baltimore, 24; Tuesday, June 25: Pairings TBA, 5 p.m. 19. Bubba Watson USA 4.36 Shields, B.Chen (7), Crow (8), G.Holland (9) DETROIT LIONS—Signed TE Matt Veldman. New York 38 31 .551 3 and S.Perez; Carrasco, Shaw (8), R.Hill (9), MiCabrera, Detroit, 19; NCruz, Texas, 18; ADunn, x-Wednesday, June 26: Pairings TBA, 5 p.m. 20. Ernie Els SAf 4.32 Tampa Bay 36 33 .522 5 Chicago, 18; Encarnacion, Toronto, 18; Cano, New 21. Webb Simpson USA 4.29 Released TE Dominique Curry. Albers (9) and C.Santana. W—Crow 3-2. L—Shaw Oregon State 11, Louisville 4 GREEN BAY PACKERS—Released LB Desmond Toronto 33 36 .478 8 0-1. Sv—G.Holland (15). HRs—Cleveland, York, 16; Bautista, Toronto, 15; Trumbo, Los 22. Hunter Mahan USA 4.22 Louisville 000 010 300 — 4 12 4 Bishop. Central Division W L Pct GB C.Santana (10). Angeles, 15. 23. Dustin Johnson USA 4.09 Oregon State 003 700 10x — 11 11 1 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Signed RB George Detroit 39 29 .574 — Tigers 5, Orioles 1 STOLEN BASES—Ellsbury, Boston, 31; McLouth, Thompson, Ege (4), Funkhouser (4), Ruxer (7), 24. Peter Hanson Swe 3.68 Kansas City 34 34 .500 5 Baltimore, 23; Andrus, Texas, 16; Kipnis, 25. Nick Watney USA 3.57 Winn. 1 Baltimore 010 000 000 — 1 7 0 McGrath (7), Burdi (8) and Gibson, Crain (7); HOCKEY Cleveland 34 35 .493 5⁄2 Cleveland, 15; Trout, Los Angeles, 15; AlRamirez, 26. Bo Van Pelt USA 3.51 Detroit 210 020 00x — 5 14 0 Wetzler, Schultz (7) and Rodriguez. W—Wetzler, National Hockey League Minnesota 30 36 .455 8 Arrieta, Patton (5), Strop (8) and Wieters; Chicago, 14; Altuve, Houston, 13; Crisp, Oakland, 10-1. L—Thompson, 11-2. 27. Matteo Manassero Ita 3.49 1 13. DALLAS STARS—Signed G Cristopher Nilstorp Chicago 29 38 .433 9⁄2 Scherzer, Smyly (7) and B.Pena. W—Scherzer 10- 28. Jim Furyk USA 3.37 West Division W L Pct GB PITCHING—Scherzer, Detroit, 10-0; Buchholz, 29. Bill Haas USA 3.30 to a one year contract. Named Tom Holy senior 0. L—Arrieta 1-2. Sv—Smyly (2). HRs—Baltimore, Hockey director of communications. Oakland 42 30 .583 — C.Davis (24). Detroit, Mi.Cabrera (19). Boston, 9-0; Colon, Oakland, 9-2; MMoore, 30. Zach Johnson USA 3.22 Texas 39 31 .557 2 Tampa Bay, 8-3; Verlander, Detroit, 8-4; 31. Rickie Fowler USA 3.16 MINNESOTA WILD—Re-signed D Marco Los Angeles 31 39 .443 10 Rangers 8, Athletics 7 FHernandez, Seattle, 8-4; Masterson, Cleveland, NHL Playoffs 32. Branden Grace SAf 3.12 Scandella to a two-year contract. 1 Oakland 000 600 001 — 7 8 1 Seattle 31 40 .437 10⁄2 8-5. STANLEY CUP FINALS 33. Henrik Stenson Swe 3.12 NASHVILLE PREDATORS—Signed D Joe Piskula 1 Texas 021 130 10x — 8 12 0\ Houston 26 45 .366 15⁄2 STRIKEOUTS—Darvish, Texas, 127; Scherzer, (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 34. Billy Horschel USA 2.92 to a one-year contract. Monday’s Games Straily, J.Chavez (5), Blevins (7), Cook (8) and Detroit, 116; FHernandez, Seattle, 110; Wednesday, June 12 35. Martin Kaymer Ger 2.90 SOCCER Kansas City 2, Cleveland 1 Jaso, D.Norris; Tepesch, Cotts (4), R.Ross (7), Masterson, Cleveland, 102; Verlander, Detroit, Chicago 4, Boston 3, 3 OT 36. 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Where in The World? — Den Bosch, Netherlands Eat out to make a difference June 27

THE WORLD June 27: Ciccarelli’s, Miller’s at the Cove, Walt’s Pour- How many times do we house, Tai’s Dynasty, High get to make a difference in Tide Cafe, Momiji, Portland our community just by eat- Bagel, The Liberty Pub, ing out? Shark Bites, La Herradura, Well, here’s our next Sushi Garden, Blue Heron chance. Bistro, Back Alley Pub & June 27 is the date, and Grill, Cafe Mediterranean. there are a host of Bay Area For each meal, the restau- restaurants taking part in a rants will make a donation to fundraiser for the Coos His- the Coos Historical & Mar- torical & Maritime Center. itime Center. Here’s how it works: Just For more information, go eat out at one of these 14 to the museum’s Web site at: restaurants at any time on www.cooshistory.org.

Contributed photos by Pat Hennessey Former World staffer Jeff Trionfante stands in front of some sphere houses, known as the Bolwoning, in 's-Hertogenbosch or Den Bosch in the southern part of the Netherlands. Jeff wrote,“They’re designed for one or two people and have a spiral staircase to the main living quarters. I was hoping to meet a resident and get a tour of one, but is was a cold and rainy day and no one was out except a very nice cat that followed us throughout the development.” New spheres of influence

Intrepid world traveler (and for- mer World graphic artist and photo technician) Jeff Trionfante and his The Associated Press wife Pat Hennessey of Coos Bay In this image taken on May 13,2013,a recipe for pepper-lime flank steak continue to send us pictures of their with shrimp and salmon ceviche is displayed in Concord, N.H. journey around Europe. After earlier photos from England, Jeff and Pat found another most interesting place in the Netherlands. Summer surf Where in The World? and turf — on If you are going on vacation, take an edition of The World with you. When you find yourself in a picturesque spot as Jeff did in the the lighter side Netherlands, snap your family/group with the paper. Then, when you visit a local restaurant, get a picture of your meal. Send the vital information: your name and BY J.M. HIRSCH dishing up raw salmon on hometown, the city you visited, the restaurant, This is a delicacy found only in Den Bosch, known as a Bossche bol. I had this one at the The Associated Press your own, you can substitute who was in your group, what you ordered and ’t Pumpke restaurant in the city center.A Bossche bol is sometimes called a ‘Den Bosch an equal amount of cold what you liked about the meal. Photos can be ball’ or a ‘chocoladebol’ (chocolate ball). It is effectively a large profiterole about five When I think surf and smoked salmon. The smoked emailed to [email protected] as .jpg-for- inches in diameter,filled with whipped cream and coated entirely or almost entirely with turf, I think rich and over- salmon is still raw, but some mat attachments. (usually dark) chocolate.The people here sure love their spheres. wrought. people feel more comfortable It’s not that I mind big and with a product prepared by bold. It’s just that I prefer somebody else. them when paired with fresh I kept the heat in the and vibrant, especially as we ceviche on the mild side, but head into summer. So I it’s easily adjusted to suit decided to rethink the classic your preferences. Spicy starter: Stuffed jalapenos surf and turf. My goal was to retain the meaty goodness of the dish, but make the flavors PEPPER-LIME FLANK BY ALISON LADMAN paprika really pop and keep the dish STEAK WITH SHRIMP 1 The Associated Press ⁄2 cup panko breadcrumbs feeling fresh. AND SALMON CEVICHE Heat the oven to 400 F. What I ended up with is a Spicy, cheesy and porky. Spray a rimmed baking sheet flank steak that marinates in 1 You really can’t go wrong with with cooking spray. lime juice and cracked black Start to finish: 1 ⁄2 hours stuffed jalapeno peppers. In a medium bowl, stir pepper before being grilled (30 minutes active) They work perfectly as a together the cream cheese, and topped with a shrimp, Servings: 4 cheddar, cumin, chili pow- For the steak: precursor to a grilled entree salmon and avocado ceviche. 1 der, garlic powder, sausage 1 ⁄2 pounds flank steak or on a platter of other Ceviche is a Central and 1 and scallions. Spoon the ⁄4 cup lime juice savory munchies while South American dish in 1 watching the game. Use mixture into the jalapenos which raw seafood is ⁄4 cup olive oil Kosher salt and ground whatever sausage you prefer. halves, then arrange them on “cooked” in a bath of citrus black pepper We like the zip of a hot the prepared baking sheet. juice, often spiked with just a In a small bowl, stir For the ceviche: sausage, but a sweet sausage bit of hot peppers. The result 1 ⁄2 pound raw large works well, too. If you’re together the butter, smoked is a luscious, delicate texture paprika and panko. Spoon and a punchy, fresh flavor. shrimp, peeled and looking for even less heat, The Associated Press the panko mixture onto the For my ceviche, I went with cleaned you can substitute baby bell If cheesy sausage-stuffed jalapeno peppers are a little too hot for your 1 filling in the jalapenos. Bake Juice of 5 limes (about ⁄2 peppers in place of the taste, substitute in baby bell peppers. shrimp and salmon. And you for 15 minutes, or until bub- obviously want to get the cup) jalapenos. 1 bly and golden. freshest possible seafood for ⁄4 small red onion, finely softened 2 scallions, green and Nutrition information per diced 1 this dish. ⁄2 cup grated sharp ched- white parts, chopped serving: 230 calories; 180 2 cloves garlic, minced CHEESY SAUSAGE-STUFFED To hit just the right tex- 1 dar cheese 6 jalapeno peppers, calories from fat (78 percent ture, the shrimp are briefly ⁄2 habanero or jalapeno JALAPENOS 1 ⁄2 teaspoon ground cumin halved lengthwise, seeds of total calories); 20 g fat (10 1 poached in boiling water. But ⁄2 teaspoon chili powder removed g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 55 SEE SURF | C2 1 if you’re not comfortable Start to finish: 30 minutes ⁄2 teaspoon garlic powder 2 tablespoons butter, mg cholesterol; 7 g carbohy- Servings: 6 4 ounces sausage, cooked melted drate; 1 g fiber; 1 g sugar; 7 g 1 4 ounces cream cheese, and crumbled ⁄2 teaspoon smoked protein; 270 mg sodium. 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BY SARA MOULTON taste and boasts tons of pro- en or vegetable broth minutes. When done, the The Associated Press tein and calcium. It’s hardy, 6 tablespoons lemon grains will appear soft and too, and so drought-resist- juice, divided translucent, and the germ Though everyone seems to ant that the United Nations 2 cups halved cherry ring will be visible along the have a different way of has designated quinoa a tomatoes outside edge. Transfer to a spelling tabbouleh — super-crop for its potential Kosher salt and ground shallow platter and spread toubouleh? tabouli? — more to feed the poor. black pepper evenly. Let it cool. and more people do seem to And did I mention that it 2 cups finely chopped Meanwhile, place the 1 agree that this delicious Mid- takes almost no time at all to cucumber (about ⁄2 tomatoes in a colander or dle Eastern salad of bulgur cook? Just 10 to 15 minutes. medium seedless mesh strainer. Sprinkle the wheat tossed with cucum- One note: freshly-har- cucumber) tomatoes lightly with salt and bers, tomatoes, herbs, olive oil vested quinoa is coated with 3 scallions, finely set over the sink or a bowl and and lemon juice is delicious. It bitter-tasting saponins. A chopped let drain for 10 minutes. helps that it’s also healthy and natural insect repellent, 1 clove garlic, minced Once the quinoa has 1 quick to prepare. saponins happen to repel ⁄3 cup extra-virgin olive oil cooled, transfer it to a large So why would anyone — humans, too. Most of the 2 cups firmly packed serving bowl. Add the drained starting with me — want to quinoa sold commercially in fresh flat-leaf parsley, tomatoes, the cucumber, mess with success? Because this country has been chopped scallions, garlic, remaining 4 even though bulgur wheat — processed to remove this 1 cup firmly packed fresh tablespoons of lemon juice a whole grain that has been coating, but you should be mint leaves, shredded and the oil. Season with salt cracked and partially cooked sure to rinse and drain it Using a mesh strainer, and pepper to taste. Chill for — is healthier than white yourself before cooking. rinse and drain the quinoa at least 1 hour,or until ready to rice, quinoa is even healthier. under cold water. serve. Just before serving, stir An ancient food first cul- In a medium saucepan in the parsley and mint. QUINOA TABBOULEH tivated by the Incas, quinoa over medium heat, combine Nutrition per serving: 250 (pronounced KEEN-wah) the quinoa, broth and 2 calories; 130 calories from looks like a grain, but actual- Start to finish: 1 hour 40 tablespoon of the lemon fat (52 percent of total calo- ly is a seed loosely related to minutes (40 minutes active) juice. Bring to a boil, then ries); 14 g fat (2 g saturated); The Associated Press spinach and chard. Available Servings: 6 reduce to a simmer, cover 0 mg cholesterol; 26 g carbo- More and more people do seem to agree that this delicious Middle in a variety of designer col- 1 cup quinoa and cook until all of the hydrate; 5 g fiber; 3 g sugar; 6 Eastern tabbouleh salad of bulgur wheat tossed with cucumbers, toma- 1 ors, quinoa has a mild grassy 1⁄4 cups low-sodium chick- broth is absorbed, 10 to 15 g protein; 220 mg sodium. toes, herbs, olive oil and lemon juice is delicious. Conference shows wine blogs are growing up

BY DAVID WHITE bloggers’ conference — and who Consider Alder Yarrow, the Steve Heimoff, the West Coast Just look at Elaine Brown’s also runs the popular wine blog founder and editor of Editor for Wine Enthusiast, until WakawakaWineReviews.com, a Last week, about 250 wine blog- Fermentation (fermentation- Vinography.com, an influential he launched his eponymous blog in site that launched in the fall of gers gathered in Penticton, a small wineblog.com) — wrote about this wine blog that launched nearly ten the spring of 2008. This past Feb- 2011. Elaine generates a herculean city in British Columbia, Canada, development two years ago. years ago. He’s on the editorial ruary, Antonio Galloni, a top critic amount of material, and everything for the sixth annual North Ameri- “The wine blog is now fully inte- board for Sommelier Journal, a for Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate, she writes is a pleasure to read. can Wine Bloggers’ Conference. grated into the world of wine writ- popular trade publication, and a left his job to start an online enter- Plus, her passion for wine comes That so many wine enthusiasts ing,” he explained. columnist for Jancis Robinson’s prise. through in all her work. This is would travel to a city five hours east “If anything of sig- Purple Pages. Wine blogs haven’t replaced tra- something every writer strives for, of Vancouver isn’t surprising. Held nificance distin- Or look at Joe Roberts, who ditional outlets, of course. Publica- but few actually pull off. in a different winemaking region guishes wine blog- founded 1WineDude.com in 2007 tions like Decanter and The World In the newest issue of Sommeli- each year, the annual conference gers from tradi- to make clear that “learning to of Fine Wine remain tremendously er Journal, the editor, David Vogels, brings together bloggers from tional wine pub- appreciate wine does not have to be important. surveys the blogosphere in his across the world to meet one lishing, it is [that] daunting, expensive, or reserved Hyper-specialized outlets like opening essay. “(Wine) blogging another, share tips and tricks, and wine bloggers pub- for some strange elite with magical Allen Meadows’ Burghound and has moved well beyond its forma- learn from industry leaders. lish in a now recog- noses.”In 2012, he secured a regu- Peter Liem’s Champagne Guide tive stage,”he writes. “You have to What is surprising, though, is nizable and pre- lar writing gig with Playboy.com. offer material that simply can’t be be a particularly good writer . . . or just how mature this group has dictable diarist for- The list goes on. Kyle Schlachter, found for free. a very funny one . . . to be relevant mat, and that they become. What started as a small WHITE’S author of ColoradoWinePress.com, Obviously, wine blogs aren’t as a diarist to anyone beyond your collection of amateur wine jour- are largely unpaid. has contributed to Wine Spectator created equal. Today, there are immediate friends and family.” nalists embracing a new form of Beyond these two WINE and Decanter, two of the world’s more than 1,500 active wine blogs Fortunately, today’s blogosphere communication has evolved into a factors, little sepa- most popular wine publications. — while many are worth visiting, has plenty of good writers — and group of writers that are virtually rates the blogged wine writing Tyler Colman, a lecturer at New few have real reach. But the blogos- quite a few funny ones, as well. indistinguishable from the “con- from the traditional or commercial York University who writes DrVi- phere has grown up — and more David White is the founder and ventional” wine media. wine writing.” no.com, has been published in Food and more blogs are worth follow- editor of Terroirist.com, which was The blogosphere has been Indeed, leading wine bloggers & Wine, the New York Times, and ing. Those who take the craft seri- named “Best Overall Wine Blog” at trending in this direction for quite now contribute regularly to tradi- countless other outlets. ously recognize that if they desire the 2013 Wine Blog Awards. His some time. tional media outlets and estab- Conversely, established print relevance, they have to create con- columns are housed at Palate Press: Tom Wark, a wine industry pub- lished print critics feel obligated to writers have turned to the Web. tent that’s interesting, engaging, The Online Wine Magazine licist who helped start the annual write online. Few oenophiles had heard of and frequent. (PalatePress.com).

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Leave mes- HOME DELIVERY SERVICE: Notices sage. For Customer Service call 541-269-1222 Ext. 247 an advertising proof is requested in writing and 400 Office hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday. clearly marked for corrections. If the error is not corrected by the Publisher, its liability, if any, shall If your World newspaper fails to arrive by 5 p.m. Monday not exceed the space occupied by the error. 3 bedroom 2 bath home on quiet through Thursday or 8 a.m. on Saturday, please call your Further, the Publisher will reschedule and run the 403 Found culdesac in North Bend. Great fam- carrier. If you are unable to reach your carrier, telephone omitted advertisement at advertiser’s cost. All Abandoned black and white kittens ily home w/ berber carpet, hard- The World at 541-269-9999. claims for adjustment must be made within seven found at door in a box about 4 weeks wood in 2 bedrooms. 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purchase from the Federal Deposit TEREST IN THE PROPERTY DE- egon, consisting of 23.28 acres more tain a written statement of reasons for Coos Bay for treating District sewage Legals Insurance Corporation, as Receiver of SCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT or less. This administrative transfer is protesting the decision. In accord- at the Coos Bay Wastewater Treat- 100 Washington Mutual Bank, formerly HEREIN mandated, authorized and directed by ance with the regulations, this notice ment Plant and to pay for the District’s known as Washington Mutual Bank, the Oregon Surplus Federal Land Act constitutes the decision document for share of the costs to rebuild and reha- FA, Plaintiff. Plaintiff’s claim is stated Defendants. of 2008, Public Law 110-364, 122 the purpose of protests which must be bilitate the Coos Bay Waste Water in the written Complaint, a copy of Stat. 4018. A full legal description of filed by close of business (4:30 p.m.) Treatment Plant. which is on file at the Coos County TO THE DEFENDANTS: Duane C the tracts thus transferred and ac- on 07-03-2013 with the Umpqua Field IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Courthouse. You must “appear” in Runkle and Deborah Runkle quired can be obtained from the Bu- Manager, at the Coos Bay District Of- 3. Escalating delinquent District ac- OREGON FOR COOS COUNTY this case or the other side will win au- reau of Indian Affairs, Siletz Agency, fice, 1300 Airport Lane, North Bend, count balances. tomatically. To “appear” you must file NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: READ P.O. Box 569, Siletz, Oregon 97380 OR, 97459. As interpreted by BLM, Case No. 13 PB 0123 with the court a legal paper called a THESE PAPERS CAREFULLY! or by calling (541) 444-2597. Transfer the regulations do not authorize ac- 4. Increasing cost to repair District “motion” or “answer.” The “motion” or A lawsuit has been started against of title to the United States shall occur ceptance by the BLM of protests in property due to vandalism. In the Matter of the Estate of “answer” must be given to the court you in the above-entitled Court by no sooner than 30 days from the date any form other than a signed, paper ELMER J. RAMPENTHAL, clerk or administrator within 30 days PHH Mortgage Corporation, Plaintiff. this notice is first published. document that is delivered to the 5. Increasing cost for utility rates and Deceased. along with the required filing fee. It Plaintiff’s claim is stated in the written physical address of the BLM office fuel expenses and for ongoing repairs must be in proper form and have proof Complaint, a copy of which is on file at PUBLISHED: The World - June 18, within the 15-day period. Therefore, to the District’s aging infrastructure NOTICE TO INTERESTED of service on the plaintiff’s attorney or, the Coos County Courthouse. You 2013 (ID-20232944) e-mail, verbal, or facsimile protests and machinery. PERSONS if the plaintiff does not have an attor- must “appear” in this case or the other will not be accepted. ney, proof of service on the plaintiff. side will win automatically. To NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY 6. Continue ability to meet existing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ger- The object of the complaint is to fore- “appear” you must file with the court a OFCASH PAYMENTS For further information, contact Jenni- Debt Service requirements, as re- aldine L. Watson has been appointed close a deed of trust dated September legal paper called a “motion” or fer Feola, Team Lead, at 1300 Airport quired and previously established on and has qualified as Personal Repre- 12, 2005 and recorded as Instrument “answer.” The “motion” or “answer” NOTICE IS HEARBY GIVEN, that Lane, North Bend, OR, 97459 or (541) an annual basis. Also increases abil- sentative of the above estate. All per- No. 2005-14204 given by Guadalupe must be given to the court clerk or ad- cash payments arising from distribu- 756-0100, or e-mail at ity, and possibilities of being eligible sons having claims against the estate Reyes Cisneros Jr and Jeanette C. ministrator within 30 days along with tions of the undersigned cooperative [email protected] , ATTN: for additional debt, as necessary in are hereby required to present the Cisneros, as tenants by the entirety the required filing fee. It must be in are available to the following persons, Jennifer Feola the future. claim, with proper documentation, on property commonly known as 837 proper form and have proof of service whose addresses are unknown: within four months after the date of C Street, Myrtle Point, OR 97458 and on the plaintiff’s attorney or, if the AAZ Enterprises; AC Plumbing; Wilbur PUBLISHED: The World- June 18, 7. Maintain, and increase reserves in first publication of this Notice, as legally described as: plaintiff does not have an attorney, Adams; Albertson Dairy; Alpha Con- 2013 (ID-20232886) case of unexpected emergency cost stated below, to the Personal Repre- Beginning at the Southwest corner of proof of service on the plaintiff. struction & Cabinets; James E. while enhancing stewardship of Dis- sentative at the office of GOULD LAW Lot 4, Block 15, Border and Bender’s The object of the complaint is to fore- Anstey; Emil Avila; Thomas Bailey; PUBLIC AUCTION trict assets. FIRM, P.C., 243 W. Commercial, P.O. Extension to Border and Bender’s Ad- close a deed of trust dated February Loretta Balint; Barbra Baty; Don/Yo Lien sale, Midway Mini-Storage, Box 29, Coos Bay, Oregon, 97420, or dition to the Town of Myrtle Point, 22, 2008 and recorded as Instrument Belles; Renee/Kent Best; Teri Blue; 91387 Kellogg Lane, Coos Bay, June The Directors of the Charleston Sani- the claim may be barred. Coos County, Oregon; thence South No. 2008-2270 given by Duane C Lila Boen; M.P. Brower; Greg/Linda 29, 2013. 10am. tary District. All persons whose rights may be af- 60 feet to the Northwest corner of Lot Runkle on property commonly known Brown; Suzi Brown; Janine/Gal Buell; fected by the proceedings in this es- 1, Block 14 in said Addition; thence as 975 16th Street, Coquille, OR Duncan Campbell; Arlie Casey; Jack Unit # Name of Occupant PUBLISHED: The World - June 18 tate may obtain additional information East along the North line of Block 14 a 97423 and legally described as: Christian; Color Comotion; Robert M. and 20, 2013 (ID-20231634) from the records of the Court, P.O. distance of 100 feet; thence North 60 Lot 11, Block 4, Coquille Park, Coos Colton; Howard Cottell; Julie Crane; A-10 Arthur Dunning/Lyn Dye Box 865, North Bend, Oregon, 97459, feet; thence West 100 feet to the point County, Oregon. Alan Crudgington; Charles E. Cun- B-2 Nathaniel Moreno/Gina Velasquez the Personal Representative or the at- of beginning. The complaint seeks to foreclose and ningham; Bill Daly; Mika Daly; Buck BB-32 Donna Sweet torney for the Personal Representa- The complaint seeks to foreclose and terminate all interest of Duane C Run- Daugherty; Ken L. Dazey; William F. C-22 Shawna Ball tive. terminate all interest of Myla Cisneros kle and Deborah Runkle and all other Dee; John A./Carolyn Dooley; James C-34 Tony Miller/Jamie Allen Dated and first published: a/k/a Nyla Cisneros and all other inter- interests in the property. M. Dormer; John Dowdell; Frank Dur- D-7 Joshua Piatt/Tiffany Gray Geraldine L. Watson ests in the property. The “motion” or “answer” (or “reply”) inger; M.H./G.S. Elissalde; Margaret D-22 Diva Trudeau Personal Representative The “motion” or “answer” (or “reply”) must be given to the court clerk or ad- Erickson; Bobby G. Erwin Jr.; William 63277 Shasta Road must be given to the court clerk or ad- ministrator within 30 days of the date Finnegan; Leonard/Patti Fischer; Gail Rutschman, Manager Coos Bay, OR 97420 ministrator within 30 days of the date of first publication specified herein Chet Fors; Kat Francia; Jerry V. Gat- (541) 267-0533 of first publication specified herein along with the required filing fee. The lin; W.A. Gault; Carolyn Gibson; Kerry PUBLISHED: The World- June 13, 18, along with the required filing fee. The date of first publication of the sum- Gibson; Les Golbek; Dave/Jackie 20, 25 and 27, 2013 (ID-20232734) PUBLISHED: The World - June 18, 25 date of first publication of the sum- mons is June 11, 2013. Goodridge; Michael Graham; Gary M. and July 04, 2013 (ID-20232831) mons is June 4, 2013. If you have questions, you should see Gray; Sharron Gray; Paul Haddock; If you have questions, you should see an attorney immediately. If you need NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Steve Hance; Christine Hansen; E.S. City of Coos Bay an attorney immediately. If you need help in finding an attorney, you may Hanson; Stuart/Cindy Harrison; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE help in finding an attorney, you may contact the Oregon State Bar’s Law- 500 Central Ave STATE OF OREGON Hauser Trailer Village; Tom Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 contact the Oregon State Bar’s Law- yer Referral Service online at Heneghan; Kenneth W. Hofmann; FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS yer Referral Service online at www.oregonstatebar.org or by calling Proposed Wastewater Treatment No. 13CV0233 Laurence Hooker; Warren Hootman; Plant 2 Project, CM/GC Services www.oregonstatebar.org or by calling (503) 684-3763 (in the Portland metro- Johnny L. Hughes; Mrs. Dean Hunter; (503) 684-3763 (in the Portland metro- politan area) or toll-free elsewhere in CIVIL SUMMONS Bob/Deena Jackson; Mrs. Edward On July 2, 2013, at 7 pm, 500 Central S MALL politan area) or toll-free elsewhere in Oregon at (800) 452-7636. Jalak; Pat/Gloria Jarrett; Leroy Jen- Oregon at (800) 452-7636. Avenue, City Hall, there will be a pub- JPMorgan Chase Bank, National kins; Mark Jenkins; Rick/Debbie lic hearing to take comments on the Attorney for Plaintiff, Johns; Carl Kelly; Terry Kepl; Betty Association, successor in interest Attorney for Plaintiff, draft findings for the exemption from B USINESS by purchase from the Federal De- Killion; Grant/Terri Kister; Le Ella the competitive bidding requirement /s/ Kara Cogswell Lauhingoa; Leavitt & Davidson Build- posit Insurance Corporation, as /s/ Kara Cogswell Kara Cogswell #113566 for the Proposed Wastewater Treat- Receiver of Washington Mutual ers; James Levy; Ron B. Libner; ment Plant 2 Project for the City of Kara Cogswell #113566 [[email protected]] Beth/Danny Long; James H. Mathew; O : Bank, formerly known as Washing- Coos Bay, Oregon 97420. You may WNERS [[email protected]] SHAPIRO & SUTHERLAND, LLC Cathy McDonald; James McKee; Bon- ton Mutual Bank, FA, SHAPIRO & SUTHERLAND, LLC 1499 SE Tech Center Place, Suite pick up a copy of the draft findings at nie McMahon; Susan/John Merrell; City Hall, Public Works and Develop- 1499 SE Tech Center Place, Suite 255 Deloris Merrin; Wayne/Julie Merritt; Plaintiff, 255 Vancouver, WA 98683 Vancouver, WA 98683 ment Department front counter. Or Virginia Nagle; Harold/Christin Nick- visit the City of Coos Bay website; Find your niche (360)260-2253; Fax (360)260-2285 (360)260-2253; Fax (360)260-2285 erson; Larry/Marian Norton; Ocean vs. S&S No. 11-106643 S&S No. 12-111022 www.cityofcoosbay.org and them Beauty Seafood; Ocean Blvd Devel- download a copy. If you would like here! Tell GUADALUPE REYES CISNEROS opment; Robert Oeleis; Eleanore more information please contact City PUBLISHED: The World- June 04, 11, PUBLISHED: The World- June 11, 18, Oldden; Mike Olsen; Alice F. Osborne; what your JR. AKA GUADALUPE R. 18 and 25, 2013 (ID-20232031) 25 and July 02, 2013 (ID-20232483) of Coos Bay, Public Works and De- CISNEROS; JEANNETTE C. Sandra Otto; Rosemary Padgett; Par- velopment Department, Jennifer Wirs- CISNEROS; STATE OF OREGON; adise Lodge; K.S. Peterson; Port ing, Engineering Service Coordinator business has to STATE OF IDAHO; MYLA K. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF ACQUISITION Blakley Tree Farms; Doug Prince; at (541) 269-8918 or email: CISNEROS; NORTHWEST COMMU- STATE OF OREGON R.B.R. Land & Cattle; Rainbow [email protected]. offer on the NITY CREDIT UNION, OTHER PER- FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS Pursuant to 25 C.F.R. 151.12 (b), 61 Ranch; Fred/Cynthia Raysser; Maxine SONS OR PARTIES, including OC- Federal Register 18082, this gives no- Reed; Ralph Regnell; Palmer D. Rob- PUBLISHED: The World - June 18, Bulletin Board. CUPANTS, UNKNOWN CLAIMING No. 13CV0324 tice that a final agency determination son; Michael J. Ross; Mary Ruther- 2013 (ID-20232917) ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR IN- has been made by the United States ford; Dennis Sager; Mikki Salsbury; Affordable TEREST IN THE PROPERTY DE- CIVIL SUMMONS Department of the Interior, Bureau of Shirley L. Saries; Chris Sawyer; The Board of Directors of the SCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT Indian Affairs, to acquire, through Art/Lynn Schroeder; Don E. Schrunk; advertising Charleston Sanitary District voted HEREIN PHH Mortgage Corporation, mandated interagency administrative Donna Semas; Robert C. Shaw; Jeff transfer from the U.S. Department of DVM Sherman; Mike Sherriffs; Ruth to increase the residential sewer rates customized just to $57.00 per month. This rate change Defendants. Plaintiff, Homeland Security, United States Short; David Shuman; Silver Moon Coast Guard, (Lighthouse Service), Ranch; Angela/Harvey Smith; L.H. will become effective July 1, 2013. for you! Call The rate Increase is necessary to TO THE DEFENDANTS: Myla vs. the following land, situated on, contig- Smith; Mike D. Smith; Leo Sobotka; generate additional available funds Cisneros a/k/a Nyla Cisneros uous and proximate to the Cape Ar- Garth/Betty Staiger; Dr. Arthur Steele; 541-269-1222 DUANE C RUNKLE; DEBORAH ago Light Station, in trust for the Con- Robert Stolz; Pearl Strandberg; address the following: NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: READ RUNKLE; WESTERN MERCANTILE federated Tribes of the Coos, Lower Deslois Sutherland; Leonard T. 1. Future payments due on existing Ext. 269 THESE PAPERS CAREFULLY! AGENCY, INC.; CREDIT SERVICES Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians: Twenty Sytsma; T.C. & Co.; Lee Walding; Department of Environmental Quality A lawsuit has been started against OF OREGON, INC., OTHER PER- Two (22) parcels of land, including Lot Raymond Ward; Thomas E. Webb; State Revolving Fund Loans you in the above-entitled Court by SONS OR PARTIES, including OC- 5 of that Section, in Section 4, Town- Olin E. Willard; Barbara A. Williams; to get started #R21920, #R21921 and #R21923. JPMorgan Chase Bank, National As- CUPANTS, UNKNOWN CLAIMING ship 26 South, Range 14, West of the James H. Wilson; Yard Maintenance sociation, successor in interest by ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR IN- Willamette Meridian, Coos County, Or- Plus; Harold Yost; John/Susie Yost. today. 2. Increasing cost due to the City of NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that these cash payments must be claimed by contacting this cooperative before Every Day 101-PUBLIC NOTICES 20232762 December 17, 2013. Failure to do claim will result in forfeiture of such property to the cooperative. Provide the proper Social Security number. S PORTS This notice is being published in ac- cordance with the provisions of sec- tion 62.425(1) of the Oregon Revised Statues. Dated this 21st day of May 2013.

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NOTICE OF FOREST MANAGEMENT DECISION The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Coos Bay District, will replace three culverts in the Johns Creek wa- tershed for fish passage and road Local School Sports, maintenance purposes. This decision is consistent with the 1995 Coos Bay District Record of Decision and Re- Photos & Scores source Management Plan. The BLM has prepared a Determination of NEPA Adequacy for this project Recreational Sports (Johns Creek Culverts FY2013 DOI-BLM-OR-C030-2013-0007-DNA). This document and the decision rec- Scoreboard ord are available on the internet at http://www.blm.gov/or/districts/coos- bay/plans/index.php . National Stories The decision to implement this forest management project may be protested under 43 CFR 5003 - Administrative Subscribe today! Remedies. As outlined in 43 CFR Call 541-269-9999 5003 (a) and (b), protests of a forest management decision may be made or 800-437-6397. within 15 days of the publication date of the decision notice and shall con-

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