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COOS BAY — Oregon Coast Community Action has had its share of controversy, but its new leader says the organization is achieving great things and doesn’t need major change. Mike Lehman has been working in a challenging position as human resources director for Coos County and says he leaves reluctantly. But the ORCCA opportunity was too good to pass up. “Pure and simple, it was the challenge of working for a great organization that does great things for our communi- By Thomas Moriarty, The World ty,” Lehman said Water2013dWor The5, l Thomas , yb. eByF t Morar i moves slowly along the South Fork Coos River on Monday afternoon. Landowners who use or border on natural water sources such as the Coos River are being Monday. “From required by the Oregon Water Resources Department to meter their usage. Head Start to CASA to the food banks, I just like what they do.” He has had a Mike Lehman varied career in ORCCA director State mandates meters for some challenging roles, including the state Legislature and the Coos County Airport Board. But he says he was not brought in to make sweeping changes. landowners with water rights The challenges are not over- whelming, he said, despite some high-profile controversies. His predecessor, Mary Schoen-Clark, BY THOMAS MORIARTY “We’re pretty firm on the requirement to divided and sold off. “We match the location endured bruising disputes with The World actually install the meter,”Lewis said, but the where use is allowed with nearby property.” food banks and criticism of department is willing to work with landown- Caldwell said some of her friends already ORCCA’s leadership before resign- COQUILLE — If you hold a water right, or if ers on time and cost issues. “They can still get had a meter on their property and hadn’t ing last year. your property borders one, you may have back to me to work something out.” received the letters. “Fundamentally, this organiza- received an unpleasant surprise recently. Under Oregon law, all water sources are “Newer water rights within the last 20 years tion works pretty well,” he said. The Oregon Water Resources Department considered public property. Any diversion or so include language about metering,”Lewis “They don’t need me wandering in has been sending letters to landowners, requires the issuance of a water right. Lewis, explained. Many of the properties on or near with any great solutions. We just demanding they install metering devices to who covers Coos, Curry and Douglas counties, these newer water rights have been sold with want to work on doing what we do monitor water diversion. The meters generally is responsible for about 260 water rights. meters already installed. well now. I don’t come in with this cost between $100 and $400, and they’re Delores Caldwell of Coos Bay is one of the For the moment, watermasters are more big housecleaning agenda.” required even if landowners aren’t using residents who recently received letters. Cald- concerned with putting meters in place than Three primary challenges await water. well said she has no water right on her Daniels with collecting regular flow reports. his attention after he takes over “It’s basically a statewide program that Creek Road property. “We can’t force landowners to physically we’re working on,”said District 19 Watermas- “Our stream just flows in from BLM land,” report their water usage at the end of the year,” ter Mitch Lewis. Lewis, who overseas water she said. Lewis said. “But there have been several ses- SEE LEHMAN | A8 resources in Coos, Curry and Douglas coun- Since she was neither holding nor exercis- sions now in a row where the Legislature has ties, said the state has long had the power to ing a water right, the letter mystified her. pushed for an across-the-board requirement.” require metering of water rights. In recent “The water rights carry the name of the Reporter Thomas Moriarty can be reached at years, the Oregon Water Resources Commis- original applicant,” Lewis explained. In the 541-269-1222, ext. 240, or by email at sion has been increasing its efforts to monitor case of older water rights, the owner often is [email protected]. Follow Stolen water usage. deceased, and the original property has been him on Twitter at @ThomasDMoriarty. taxi leads Effort builds to chase, to change U.S. arrest marijuana laws THE WORLD GOLD BEACH — An 18-year- old man was lodged in the Curry County jail after leading Curry permit. Oversight of marijuana BY GENE JOHNSON County sheriff’s deputies on a would be removed from the Drug The Associated Press chase north on U.S. Highway 101 Enforcement Administration and in a stolen van. SEATTLE — An effort is build- given to the newly renamed Cody Pettit is charged with ing in Congress to change U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Mar- first-degree robbery, attempt to marijuana laws, including moves ijuana and Firearms, and it would elude by vehicle, unlawful posses- to legalize the indus- remain illegal to bring The Associated Press sion of methamphetamine, reck- trial production of marijuana from a Jake Dimmock, co-owner of the Northwest Patient Resource Center medical mari- less driving, second-degree crimi- hemp and establish a state where it’s legal juana dispensary, works with flowering plants in a grow room in Seattle. “It’s past time nal mischief, two counts of men- hefty federal pot tax. to one where it isn’t. Congressional lawmakers from both parties are working to change U.S. marijuana acing, five counts of harassment, While passage this for us to step The bill is based on laws, including altering tax codes to let marijuana dispensaries deduct business reckless endangering, theft of year could be a long- a legalization meas- expenses on federal taxes. services, unauthorized use of a shot, lawmakers from in and try to ure previously motor vehicle and coercion. both parties have pushed by former sort this stuff n’t yet have an estimate of how federal pot prohibition, Blume- Deputies arrested Pettit after a been quietly working Reps. Barney Frank of much the taxes might bring in. nauer said. chase following the theft of a van on several bills, the out. Massachusetts and ” But a policy paper Blumenauer Washington state officials have from a 412 Taxi driver near Brook- first of which Democ- Ron Paul of Texas. and Polis are releasing this week estimated that its legal marijuana ings. ratic Reps. Earl Blu- U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer Blumenauer’s bill suggests, based on admittedly market could bring in about half a The driver had driven Pettit to menauer of Oregon Oregon, Democrat would create a federal vague estimates, that a federal tax billion dollars a year in state taxes. Eureka, Calif., and returned him to and Jared Polis of Col- marijuana excise tax of $50 per ounce could raise $20 “You folks in Washington and the Brookings area. Once back in orado plan to intro- of 50 percent on the billion a year. They call for direct- my friends in Colorado really Brookings, Pettit allegedly threat- duce today, Blumenauer told The “first sale” of marijuana — typi- ing the money to law enforce- upset the apple cart,”Blumenauer ened the driver with a knife and Associated Press. cally, from a grower to a processor ment, substance abuse treatment said. “We’re still arresting two- drove off with the van. Polis’ measure would regulate or retailer. It also would tax pot and the national debt. thirds of a million people for use Police chased the white van marijuana the way the federal producers or importers $1,000 Last fall’s votes in Colorado and of a substance that a majority feel north on U.S. Highway 101 until it government handles alcohol: In annually and other marijuana Washington state to legalize should be legal. ... It’s past time crashed into a landslide off Meyers states that legalize pot, growers businesses $500. recreational marijuana should Creek Road. Pettit was arrested would have to obtain a federal His office said Monday it does- push Congress to end the 75-year SEE POT LAWS | A8 without further incident.

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BY HEATHER WHITTY n’t eat,”she said. about two months of COOS BAY The Marshfield Times The Morks sought medical Sometimes bad chemotherapy at Contributions Jan. 28, 6:41 a.m., unlawful entry help and diagnosis, but doc- “ Doernbecher Children’s This story is reprinted with permis- into a motor vehicle, 600 block COOS BAY — Fifth grader tors had difficulty finding a things happen to Hospital in Portland, fol- sion from Marshfield High School’s of 12th Court. Hannah Mork’s family esti- cause for Hannah’s symp- lowed by a month of daily student newspaper. The World wel- Jan. 28, 11:09 a.m., unlawful entry mates she is about one in 14 toms. make you realize radiation. comes contributions from local into a motor vehicle, 900 block million. “She was getting enough Ling said the treatment schools. of South 11th Street. When she was 10 years nutrition to keep her brain how good your was hard on the whole family. old, Hannah was diagnosed healthy and she didn’t have life is. “Jodi’s not very talkative Jan. 28, 11:14 a.m., unlawful entry with germinoma — a germ any other symptoms,” Ling ” so she almost shut down, and allowed to have anyone in the into a motor vehicle, 100 block of South Second Street. cell tumor — of the pituitary said. “If she’d had more Ling Mork Hannah was angry because room,”Hannah said. gland and cerebral stalk. This symptoms, they would have Hannah’s mother she was in a lot of pain,”Ling Though the treatments Jan. 28, 11:54 a.m., theft from diagnosis was a breakthrough been able to diagnose her.” said. were painful, they paid off. vehicle, 1100 block of Michigan for her dad, Richard; mom, Because Hannah’s prob- Ling said the hardest part After her radiation was over, Avenue. Ling; and sister, Jodi, a junior lems seemed to be coming tumor at the base of her brain. for her and her husband was Hannah’s scans showed her Jan. 28, 3:02 p.m., unlawful entry at Marshfield High School. from her urinary tract, she “They saw that my blood trying to split their time tumors were gone. into a motor vehicle, 500 block They had been looking for was taken to a specialist in cells were kind of going between home, the hospital “I didn’t have to puke of South 12th Street. anymore or sit in a small answers for years. Portland. The specialist against each other, and I was and work. Jan. 28, 3:10 p.m., theft of medica- room, and I didn’t have to When Hannah was in sec- found that Hannah’s body kind of lacking in some stuff “You feel like you’ve lost tion and phone harassment, ond grade, she began having was not taking in liquids as it that I need,”Hannah said. one child to the disease and travel to see my family,” 2000 block of Newmark Avenue. issues with her water intake should have been. then you feel like you lose the Hannah said. Hannah’s diagnosis was Jan. 28, 4:51 p.m., burglary and and would go to the bathroom “She basically was urinat- other child because you’re While the tumors are gone the breakthrough her family theft, 100 block of Marino Drive. up to 20 times a day. It was ing plain water,” Ling said. had been looking for. not there for her. It was really as of now, the family still clear something was wrong. “She did not absorb any- “When she was diag- hard because Jodi, who’s travels to Portland every three Jan. 28, 7:36 p.m., chimney fire “I went to the bathroom a thing; it just went right nosed, it was actually kind of always been a good kid, now months for Hannah’s MRI to with sparks coming from house, lot and I got up at night about through her.” a little bit of a relief that we has problems in school,”Ling be sure she is clear. Seventh Street and Ingersoll. five to 15 times,”Hannah said. The specialist found the finally knew what was wrong said. After everything they have Jan. 28, 8:46 p.m., unlawful entry “I started almost falling problem was not coming with her, because for a long Although treatment was been through with Hannah’s into a motor vehicle, 600 block asleep in school because I got from the kidneys or the blad- time we hadn’t known what hard, Hannah found different cancer, Ling feels it has given of South 12th Court. really tired from staying up.” der, so it was deduced some- was going on,”Jodi said. “For ways to get through it. One her a greater appreciation of Jan. 28, 11:19 p.m., burglary, 400 According to Ling, thing was wrong with us to finally actually know strategy she used was listen- her family and their life block of Third Court. Hannah would refuse food Hannah’s brain. and it be something treatable ing to music. together. and only took in liquids. Answers were found when was a little bit of a relief, but “I listened to a lot of Lady “Sometimes bad things NORTH BEND “Her body was telling her Hannah had an MRI, which still kind of scary.” Gaga music while I was doing happen to make you realize she’s dying of thirst so she showed a tiny spot on her After Hannah was diag- treatment because when I how good your life is,” Ling Jan. 28, 8:48 a.m., someone has would only drink, she would- pituitary gland. She also had a nosed, she went through was doing radiation I wasn’t said. stolen a security system out of a residence, 1800 block of Monroe Street. Jan. 28, 12:02 p.m., TSA finds mar- We’re celebrating NATIONALATIONAL PETPET DENTALDENTAL MONTH.MONTH. HOME OVERLOOKING COOS BAY. IEW ijuana in a suitcase, 1100 Airport BAY V New in 2009, contemporary style with 4 attached decks & one patio and Way. garden deck for entertaining. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, utility room. granite Jan. 28, 4:30 p.m., fire depart- Dental countertops throughout home. 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C M C M Y K Tuesday, February5,2013 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Help steer the Means carousel

TODAY begins at 8:30 a.m. Keynote: Dr. Sarah S. Kehl; speakers: Dr. COQUILLE — A commit- Highway 101 and Wall Street Community Health is offer- AARP Tax Preparation Program Nicole Ruch Erenfeld; Stephani tee trying to build a carousel north to McCullough Bridge. ing a free two-hour heart- noon-3 p.m., Holy Name BAY AREA Polizzi; Lindi Quinn: Marlene’s in Coquille will meet at 4 Flushing will begin in the healthy workshop. This Catholic Church basement, 12 silent auction and refresh- p.m. Friday in the City Hall REPORTS morning each day about 8 comprehensive strategy ses- N. Dean, Coquille. Those seek- ments. Registration is $10. 541- council chamber at 851 N. a.m. and end at approxi- sion will provide easy and ing assistance should bring: last 329-1040 Central Ave. Anyone who Carousel Committee is try- mately 3 p.m., Monday practical tips for lowering year’s return; social security wants to be on the carousel through Friday. In some cholesterol and reducing risk card, photo ID, earnings state- Headles & Treadles Fiber Guild ing to find a spot for the steering committee is invited locations, it may be neces- for heart disease. ments and all other required Meeting 10 a.m., Headles & carousel and assemble the forms and statements. Please Treadles, Pony Village Mall to attend. cash and expertise to put it sary to begin flushing earlier The workshop is taught by have totals ready. Completed suite 20 on the mezzanine, 1611 Ken Means, a woodcarver together. in the morning and end ear- Stephanie Polizzi, registered forms will be filed electronically Virginia Ave., North Bend. whose carousel animals have Means said the former lier in the afternoon. dietitian and certified health attracted national attention, Customers within the eeducation specialist. for state and federal returns. AARP Tax Preparation Program Georgia-Pacific site along For information, call 541-888- 10 a.m.-noon, Holy Name has the animals and the state Highway 42 is a likely affected area may experience Class will be held from 6- 7332. Catholic Church basement, 12 skeleton of a carousel that candidate, since it would periods of reduced pressure 8:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 11 in can accommodate 38 ani- and may notice a discol- the conference room at the Kitchen Chemistry Family Sci- N. Dean, Coquille. Those seek- afford good visibility from ence Night 6-7:30 p.m., Marsh- ing assistance should bring: last mals and two chariots. the highway. oration of the water during Bandon Public Library, 1204 field High School Pirate Hall year’s return; social security It was built at the begin- For more information, call these flushing periods. 11th St. S.W. room 504, 10th and Ingersoll, card; photo ID; earnings state- ning of the 20th century and 541-396-2115. Customers should avoid The class also will be held Coos Bay. Refreshments and ments and all other required ended the first phase of its Line flushing is in doing laundry if their water from 1-3:30 p.m. Tuesday, limited child care for preschool- forms and statements. Please career in San Diego. appears discolored. If the Feb. 12 at the Coos County ers. 541-267-1318 have totals ready. Completed Means has begun restor- North Bend this week discoloration does not clear Extension office in Myrtle forms will be filed electronically ing the carousel’s wooden During the week begin- up promptly, please notify Point and again from 1-3:30 WEDNESDAY for state and federal returns. parts, but needs the help of a ning Feb. 4, Coos Bay-North the Water Board at 541-267- p.m. Friday, Feb. 15 at the For information call 541-888- welder and an electrician to Bend Water Board will con- 3128. Community Health Bingo 6:30 p.m., Bay Area Senior 7332. restore it to function. tinue routine maintenance Education Center on Activity Center, 886 S. Fourth OSU offers a class Bay Area Artists Association 11 To provide the music, flushing of waterlines within Sherman Avenue in Coos Bay. St., Coos Bay. Cost: Early bird, that could save lives 25 cents; regular, $5 pack and a.m., Pony Village Mall across Means and his wife are its distribution system in A full heart health day will $1 specials. 541-269-2626 from Sears, 1611 Virginia Ave., building a replica of a North Bend. Flushing of February is Heart Health start at 9 a.m. Friday, Feb. 15 North Bend. Featured: Herb Wurlitzer band organ. waterlines will be from Month, and to celebrate OSU at the Chetco Activity Yussim, Oregon Bay Properties The Friends of the Madrona Street west to U.S. Extension Family & Center in Brookings. THURSDAY discussing community art “The Spitfire Grill” 7 p.m., Little gallery. Theater on the Bay, 2100 Sher- Patrick Camozzi Valentine’s man Ave., North Bend. Tickets: Show 11 a.m., Coos Bay Public A new building goes up Adult, $11; seniors and stu- Library, 525 Anderson Ave., Outdoors See GO! Saturday dents, $9.25 and ages 12 and Coos Bay. Music, stories and under, $7.50. www.ltob.net. family fun. 541-269-1101 while trees come down Special benefit for the WWine,ine, Cake & Gifts for your Sweetheart! Women’s Safety & Resource ‘Crack Up’ Charleston Crab Feed Center. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Old Question: I want to WILDWILD Charleston Elementary School, know, what is being I Want to Know FRIDAY 64065 Seven Devils Road, By Melissa Hart BLACKBERRYBLACKBERRY haatt’’ss Charleston. Proceeds benefit built on the corner of TTh Friends of the Carousel Commit- WINE CAKE Charleston Visitors Center and Newmark and Norman Have a question about our area WINE CAKE tee Meeting 4 p.m., Coquille Handcrafted by Laura provides assistance to avenues in Coos Bay? you need answered? Contact weeett!! City Hall council chamber, 851 Charleston Food Bank, Shore at Cantrell’s Bakery. SS we N. Central, Coquille. Anyone Reporter Melissa Hart at FREE samples of Acres Holiday Lights. Whole A: According to the Coos [email protected] or wishing to join the Carousel crab dinner, $17 or half, $13. Wine and Cake! Steering Committee is invited to Bay Public Works & Devel- P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, OR, 97420; Includes side dish, garlic or call 541-269-1222, ext. 242. attend. 541-396-2115 bread, beverage and dessert. opment Department, Tri- Wommeenn Jerry Baron art opening 5-7 p.m., Prize drawings. County Plumbing was WWiilldd Wo recently issued a building Coos Art Museum, 235 Ander- Marshfield Safe & Sober Gradua- trees that are cut down permit for the site. ton son Ave. tion Bottle Drive 11 a.m.-3 p.m. within city limits? For f Chhaarrlleesston “We’ve finally com- oof C Langlois Lions Benefit Bingo McKay’s Market, 149 S. Seventh example, the trees that St., Coos Bay. 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No host lunch, Guest have a larger showroom and A: Trees cut down for p.m., Coos Bay Public Library, speaker Ellen Hopkins speaks will be open for retail sales. safety reasons are given to 525 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. on historic preservation proj- Plummer estimates con- the Salvation Army, accord- Belgium film on immigrant ects. 541-396-3872 struction will take roughly ing to Coos Bay Operation rights. Parental discretion South Coast Senior Singles Club eight months. Administrator Randy Dixon. advised. 541-269-1101 Lunch Meeting noon, Ciccarel- “The Salvation Army then divides up the wood and W!! “The Spitfire Grill” 7 p.m., Little li’s, 2076 Sherman Ave., North Question: I want to G OONN NNOOW Theater on the Bay, 2100 Sher- Bend. No host lunch. 541-751- gives it to needy residents in GGOOIINNG know, what happens to the community,”he said. % OOFFFF man Ave., North Bend. 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Repairing what’s broken new terminal; (3) the execu- situations with skills Instead of clearing the air, Our view at Oregon Coast tive director’s untimely acquired as a lawyer, a state ORCCA leaders retreated Community Action requires retirement; and (4) public legislator and a human behind confidentiality rules. Mike Lehman’s a leader with a special set of carping about all of the resources professional. But Hiring Lehman looks like leadership is a great fit skills. Mike Lehman, above. Lehman’s considerable tal- a fresh start for the agency. for Oregon Coast ORCCA’s newly announced In 2010, Lehman left ents may be less notable His political experience will Community Action. executive director, may be Cardinal Employment to than his gluttony for pun- give him the confidence and an ideal choice. become Coos County’s ishment. He has publicly surefootedness to reconnect Lehman is know for man- human resources director, acknowledged relishing a this important institution What do you think? aging high-profile crises. plunging headlong into the crisis. with the community it The World welcomes Two recent examples stand Adam Colby controversy. He’ll find plenty to savor serves. His human resources letters. Email us at out. Colby, as county assessor, at ORCCA. Under the lead- expertise will help him root [email protected]. In 2008 and 2009, had employed a dictatorial ership of former CEO Mary out management problems. Lehman led the Coos style that inspired staff Schoen-Clark, the sprawl- His public stature gives County Airport Board turnover and harassment ing nonprofit agency blun- ORCCA an instant shot of through a harrowing and complaints. Recalled by vot- dered into bizarre and credibility. turbulent period involving ers, he left behind a man- unseemly feuds with local Lehman’s leadership may (1) Horizon Air’s surprise agement mess for county food banks. Questions arose be exactly what ORCCA cancellation of Portland leaders to sort out. about conflicts of interest needs. For the community’s service; (2) opening of the Lehman addressed these and harsh management. sake, we hope he succeeds. GOP’s amnesty caucus raises the white flag Last week, Sens. John McCain, Lindsey Graham, Jeff Flake and Marco Rubio ten- dered an offer of a Republican surrender to Barack Obama. We will accept amnesty for 11 million illegal aliens, said the four, but you must get serious about securing the border against yet another invasion. Only after an inde- pendent commission agrees the border has been secured will the 11 million be given green cards and put on a path to citizenship. The next day in Las Vegas,Obama,reveling in victory, instructed the four waving their white flags that the defeat- ed do not dictate terms. Get cracking on com- prehensive reform now, Obama instructed Marco and John, or I send my own bill to the Hill, granting amnesty to every illegal alien, with PAT no preconditions. Putting BUCHANAN the 11 million illegal aliens on a path to U.S. citizen- Public Forum Columnist ship should begin not after the border is better secured, but the day the bill is signed. Capture energy know it is providing light and effects of an earthquake or elim- In a pointed lecture to Rubio, the Great warmth from a source that will inate sinkholes. Like our own Hispanic Hope of the GOP, Obama said, Write to us blow by anyway. (The wind body parts, all are there for a “We have done more on border security in on the surface blows real well around here, it’s specific purpose. When we The World welcomes your letter. the last four years than we have done in the We all want to see high-paying Write to [email protected], gotten my roof twice.) As smart extract resources or (organs) previous 20.” jobs with benefits, but LNG? I’m or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. Obama can smell the defeatism in the with Senator Wyden, lets look humans, we should be aware of from under the crust or (skin) of I Please use your real name. Republican Party. And he knows how to before we leap. Let’s not rush to free, non-invasive, plentiful, the earth, can we do so without I 400 words maximum. treat supplicants begging for a fig leaf to spend money on a project that non-polluting, job-creating, dire consequence? I No defamation, vulgarity, busi- cover the nakedness of their capitulation. could be potentially dangerous benign sources of energy. And So let’s get busy building rows ness complaints, poetry or religious But why are the Republicans surrender- and drive our gas prices up. believe me, when we can’t cap- of windmills on the north spit, testimony. ing their “no amnesty” stand, which has I have always thought it is so ture the suns rays for solar and in the dunes of Bandon, all I Please list your address and been party policy since America rallied to much better to capture energy power, we have more than along our beautiful coast. Let’s daytime phone for verification. the GOP’s opposition to amnesty in 2007, that is on the surface of the earth. enough wind. put solar collectors on the roofs when a national grass-roots uprising rout- Similar to our bodies. When we So let’s leave the waves alone. of hospitals, homes and police ed McCain, Teddy Kennedy, Hillary Clin- have a problem, non-invasive I’ve heard that disrupts the stations. Let’s not invade Moth- and my three neighbors would ton and George W.Bush himself? measures are always healthier sonar tracking and communica- er Earth’s internal organs any all go in to buy the first windmill Who thought in 2007 we could rout the than going under the knife, risk- tion capabilities of our giant sea further. We will all benefit by for home application. It takes establishment of both parties? ing infection and many unknown mammals. And let’s leave pock- keeping our mother healthy. money to make money, and Washington is not invincible. But you repercussions. The surface of our ets of oil, shale and gas undis- And on a more materialistic someone could make a lot of cannot rally the people if you are not pre- planet has everything we need to turbed. I’m no geologist, but I’ve note, big business owners such money being the first provider pared to lead and fight. generate all the clean energy we always wondered if perhaps the as industrial steel and others on this timely product. Republican capitulation on amnesty is would ever need. internal workings of the earth could be on the ground floor of Velma Nichols-Rinehart not going to win Hispanic votes, but it will When a windmill spins, you would somehow cushion the providing clean energy to all. I Bandon demoralize the party base. When those 11 million illegals have completed their path to citizenship and become voters, why Rigging the Electoral College will backfire should they, or the millions more family members they will have brought in by then, vote for the GOP? Hispanics are not small- “We must stop being the stu- Jimmy Carter. Sen. Jill Holtz- rats in “densely populated areas” government people. They believe in and pid party,”Louisiana Gov. Bobby Last year, Mitt man Vogel called a pitch-perfect rallying cry. benefit disproportionately from Big Gov- Jindal warned fellow Republi- Romney actually the scheme The Nation quoted Matt Bar- ernment. cans recently. “It’s time for a bested Reagan “pretty short- reto, a pollster specializing in the Some 53 percent of Hispanic children are new Republican Party that talks among whites, sighted.” Then a Latino vote: “There were huge born out of wedlock, and 52 percent of His- like adults.” winning 59 per- state Senate organizing efforts in the black, panic families are headed by single women. Many Republicans apparently cent. But whites committee con- Hispanic and Asian communi- weren’t listening, because they accounted for trolled by Big Government provides their kids with ties, more than there would have Head Start before school, free K-through- insist on doing stupid things. only 72 percent Republicans been, as a direct result of the 12 schooling, Pell Grants and student loans Exhibit A: lawmakers in a half- of the total vote, killed the bill. for college, and two or three free meals a dozen states who are trying to and Obama COKIE AND STEVEN V. Even if these voter suppression efforts.” The day at school for the kids. alter the Electoral College sys- crushed Romney ROBERTS proposals some- Rev. Tony Minor, an African- American minister in Ohio, Big Government provides food stamps, tem to give Republicans more with minorities, Columnists how became law, welfare for mom and earned income tax cred- votes. taking 93 per- they would added: “When they went after it checks should she work. Big Government This is a desperate and ulti- cent of blacks, 73 percent of immediately be challenged in Big Mama’s voting rights, they subsidizes her housing and provides free mately self-defeating reaction to Asians and 71 percent of His- court as racially biased. And made all of us mad.” health care for the family through Medicaid. the changing demographics of panics. that’s exactly what they are. Sanity has not completely A Pew Hispanic poll found that by 3-to- America. The GOP calculus These minority voters, often State Sen. Charles Carrico, the deserted Republican ranks. In 1, Hispanics would favor a big government seems to be: We can never appeal clustered in urban areas, provid- lead sponsor in Virginia, candid- Florida, state House Speaker with more services to a small government to minorities, and we cannot win ed key margins for Obama in ly explained his motive in The Will Weatherford told reporters with fewer services. the presidency without them, so swing states such as Ohio, Flori- Washington Post: “The last that Republicans don’t need “to let’s rig the system to reduce da and Virginia. So, figured those election, constituents were con- Why would these folks vote for a Repub- change the rules of the game” their influence — and, in the brilliant GOP strategists, per- cerned that it didn’t matter what lican Party that promises to downsize the and offered a different option: “I Big Government upon which they depend process, really tick them off. The haps the law could be changed to they did, that more densely pop- think we need to get better.”Fel- for sustenance, security and survival? Why result will be to make minorities allocate electoral votes by con- ulated areas were going to out- would they vote for a party that is going to feel even more unwelcome in the gressional district, thus boost- vote them.” low Floridian Sen. Marco Rubio cut capital gains, income and inheritance Republican Party than they ing the leverage of rural areas Most federal judges will sure- is doing exactly that, bravely taxes they don’t pay? already do, and more likely to and undercutting that Democra- ly understand that “densely joining a bipartisan group of U.S. The 11 million illegals, who came with step up their organizing and vot- tic advantage. If that alternative populated areas” — along with senators in proposing a reason- nothing, are poorer than the Hispanics ing efforts. system had been in effect last fall “urban” and “metro” — are code able compromise on immigra- who are already citizens. In all but two cases, Maine in Virginia, for example, Romney words for race. And by the way, tion reform. Jeb and George Bush When we make citizens of them and the and Nebraska, all of a state’s would have won nine of 13 elec- Sen. Carrico, that’s how democ- have both proved that Republi- family members they bring in, our welfare electoral votes go to the winner toral votes — even while losing racy works. The majority wins. cans can win a decent share of state will explode and the social safety net of the popular vote. Republicans the state by 150,000 popular Blacks in Alabama and gays in Hispanic support if they respect will sag under the weight of millions of new loved this system when they votes. Idaho also feel outvoted. and understand those voters. From a crass political view- Just because an idea is stupid beneficiaries. were regularly capturing the Subverting democracy by White House (five of seven times point, it might be worth enrag- doesn’t make it surprising. Republicans win between 27 and 40 per- suffocating minorities is the cent of the Hispanic vote. Add 10 million between 1980 and 2004). But ing minorities if the GOP ploy Attempts to rig the Electoral opposite of respect. It ignores new Hispanic voters, and Democrats will Barack Obama’s two victories had any chance of working. But College flow from the same realize a net gain of 2 to 4 million new voters. have scared the heck out of it doesn’t. motives that inspired Republi- Jindal’s advice and damages the There goes the Southwest, and there them, and with good reason. Smart Republicans are can lawmakers to pass laws lim- Republican brand. Talk about goes the presidency, forever. In 1980, the electorate was 88 appalled. “It’s not going to hap- iting voter participation in a stupid. Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of percent white, and Ronald Rea- pen in Virginia,” insisted the dozen states last fall. Many of Steve and Cokie Roberts can “Suicide of a Superpower: Will America gan won 56 percent of that vote state’s ambitious Republican the laws were tossed out on legal be contacted by email at steve- Survive to 2025?” in easily defeating Democrat governor, Bob McDonnell. State grounds, but they gave Democ- [email protected]. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Tuesday, February5,2013 • The World • A5 Y K State Wife intolerant 2 helicopter executives of illness needs lesson indicted from crash BY STEVEN DUBOIS on the other charges. in health The Associated Press The indictment states that when the Forest Service DEAR ABBY: My wife and PORTLAND — Federal solicited bids for helicopters I are both school teachers. prosecutors announced fraud to be used in firefighting She hates to call in sick and charges Monday against two operations, Metheny sub- often teaches class when she helicopter company employ- mitted proposals with altered says she feels ill. I don’t argue ees accused of lying about the performance charts and fal- with her. performance capabilities of sified weight and balance The problem arises when I helicopters hired by the U.S. charts. Then, after winning am not feeling well. When I Forest Service to fight wild- the contract, the incorrect am sick and feverish, I’m not fires, including one that information was given to inclined to rise from my The Associated Press crashed in 2008 in Northern pilots who had to calculate sickbed and go to work. On Protesters stand outside the Capitol as Oregon’s 77th legislative session gets under way in Salem, Monday. California, killing nine. the maximum payload those few occasions, my wife A group of several hundred people advocating universal health care, jobs, immigration reform and other The 25-page indictment capacity during firefighting objects strenuously. She issues gathered together for the first day of the legislative session. from a federal grand jury in operations. interrogates me about my Medford, alleges that Steven When asked why the symptoms, then makes her Metheny,with help from Levi specifications were different own “diagnosis” on the spot. Phillips, submitted false than those on similar heli- Apparently, Legislative session begins information to win more than copters, the indictment says her gold $20 million in contracts for Matheny told the Forest DEAR standard for SALEM (AP) — The child’s stepmother, Terri seven helicopters. Service the company had ABBY staying Oregon Legislature has STATE Moulton Horman. Metheny, 42, the former modified the engines to be home is the kicked off a five-month ses- Kaine Horman filed for vice president of West Coast more powerful. inability to sion. DIGEST divorce in June 2010, less Operations for Carson “I’m glad they’re stopped; stand. Lawmakers formally got than a month after his 7- Helicopters Inc., and Phillips, what I’m not glad about is This cre- down to business Monday, Alliance of Portland says the year-old son vanished from a 45, the director of mainte- that my son died to make this ates a prob- three weeks after taking the shelters killed 40 percent of Portland school. nance, were charged with become apparent,” said Paul lem for me oath of office. the animals they took in No arrests have been conspiracy to defraud the Steele of Ashland, whose 19- at work The budget is always their 2006. Last year the rate made in Kyron’s disappear- Forest Service. Metheny also year-old son David Steele because co- top priority. Lawmakers will dropped to 19 percent. The ance, but Kaine Horman and faces charges of mail and wire died in the crash. workers are decide how much money number of kills dropped the boy’s biological mother fraud, making false state- “I think it falls a little JEANNE concerned goes to schools, public safety from almost 18,000 to about believe Terri Horman knows ments to the Forest Service short,” he added. “If you PHILLIPS about and safety-net programs. 6,000. what happened. and endangering the safety of were to drive a car recklessly an aircraft. and kill someone, you’d have catching my Gov. John Kitzhaber wants Dam removal good for Kaine Horman told The obvious illness. The last time major changes to public- Oregonian after Monday’s Metheny did not immedi- a manslaughter charge. You I felt sick, my wife ordered employee pensions and sen- Klamath salmon hearing that a delay would let ately return a phone call endanger the safety of an me to go to work. When I saw tencing laws. GRANTS PASS (AP) — A the criminal investigation seeking comment. Phillips aircraft — you knowingly did a doctor afterward, I was told Democrats running the federal report says removing proceed without interference. does not have a listed phone so, you recklessly did so and I had a virus and should be in House and Senate say they’re four hydroelectric dams on Terri Horman did not number. No attorney is listed people died — and they’re bed. My wife still objected to focused on jobs and the the Klamath River in Oregon attend the hearing. for Metheny or Phillips on the not facing manslaughter my missing work because she economy. But they’ll also be and California and restoring court docket charges.” considered it to be “just a pushing legislation on hous- ecosystems will produce a big Sentences in dispute The men face a maximum Through a spokeswoman, cough.” ing, immigration and the increase in salmon harvests in rangeland arson fire of 20 years in prison, if con- Assistant U.S. Attorney I missed a grand total of environment. and boost farm revenues. victed on the conspiracy Byron Chatfield declined SALEM (AP) — Lawyers charge. Metheny could comment beyond what’s two days because of it. On The 400-page report for two ranchers convicted of one of them I wasn’t able to Police: Heroin found in potentially get decades more included in the indictment. released Monday was pro- setting fire to Eastern stand, the other because I Valentine gift baskets duced by federal scientists to Oregon rangeland are trying refused to get out of bed. VALE (AP) — Oregon help evaluate the project, to block a bid by federal Then, since I was staying Nazi references led to State Police say a traffic stop which has been endorsed by prosecutors to get an appeals home “doing nothing,” my on Interstate 84 in eastern the states of Oregon and wife insisted I care for our court to impose tougher sen- Oregon yielded a surprise: California, the dam owners tences. Portland police resignation two children (ages 3 and 1), five pounds of heroin packed and 42 groups representing rather than send them to my After a trial last year, 43- into two Valentine’s Day Indian tribes, salmon fisher- year-old Steven Dwight PORTLAND (AP) — A from the messages Monday. mother-in-law who baby- teddy bear gift baskets. men, farmers and conserva- lawsuit notice to the city of They went to a subordinate sits while we work. Hammond was sentenced to Lt. Gregg Hastings said tion groups. Portland says a police of the captain who com- Today a staff member a year, and his father, 70- Monday the heroin was val- It has been stalled in administrator who resigned plained about working for called in sick with the same year-old Dwight Lincoln ued at $200,000. Congress. The House and last week had sent text mes- him. virus I had. Everyone looked Hammond, to three months. The spokesman says two Senate haven’t taken up leg- sages referring to a police In one, the administrator at me as the responsible The Capital Press reports young women from Phoenix, islation that authorizes the captain as a Nazi. says the captain hasn’t liked party. lawyers for the Hammonds Ariz., were arrested for Interior Department to pro- The officer, Mark Kruger, a book since he read “Mein If I stay home, my wife will argue that since they gave up investigation of unlawful ceed and appropriates up to their right to appeal, the was once disciplined for put- Kampf.” dump the kids on me and give ting a tribute to five German In 2010, Kruger was sus- possession and distribution $800 million for restoration. government should not be me the cold shoulder. If I go soldiers at a city park. pended 80 days and ordered of a controlled substance and The estimated $291 mil- able to. to work, I expose my co- The administrator, Mike into tolerance training. He booked into the Malheur lion cost of removing the Prosecutors have told the workers and perform poorly. Kuykendall, has apologized apologized, called himself a Help! — AT A TOTAL LOSS County jail. dams would be paid mostly 9th U.S. Circuit Court of from a surcharge on electric for inappropriate messages. history buff and denied IN CORPUS CHRISTI Appeals that the judge was The Oregonian quoted admiration for Nazis. Portland shelters killing rates. too lenient when he failed to DEAR TOTAL LOSS: It fewer dogs and cats appears you married a Kyron Horman’s father impose the five-year mini- woman who is not only lack- PORTLAND (AP) — Six mum. Death Notices ing in empathy, but also is a Portland-area animal shel- wants divorce delayed The Hammonds had been controlling, slave-driving ters say they’ve significantly PORTLAND (AP) — unhappy with the rate at Robert V. Ratlief — 75, Arrangements are pending witch. Unless you can find reduced the number of Attorneys for the father of which federal range man- of Reedsport, died Feb. 3, with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- the backbone to take control homeless cats and dogs they missing Oregon boy Kyron agers were doing controlled 2013, in Reedsport. 267-3131. of the situation and stop act- kill. Horman have asked a judge burns to improve the health Arrangements are pending Elli Schulz — 91, of ing like a victim, your wife The Animal Shelter to delay his divorce from the of grazing lands. with North Bend Chapel, Lakeside, passed away Feb. will continue to punish you 541-756-0440. 4, 2013, in Coos Bay. when you’re least able to Sandra L. Potter — 56, Arrangements are pending defend yourself — and noth- Obituary of Bandon, died Feb. 1, 2013, with Nelson’s Bay Area ing will change. in Bandon. Arrangements Mortuary, 541-267-4216. P.S. A teacher with a virus Dr. Wayne Alan taking great pleasure in is evident in the thousands of are pending with Roy Buckner — 87, of can not only infect co-work- Frostad working with both incoming photographs of nature and Amling/Schroeder Funeral Coos Bay,passed away Feb. 3, and outgoing foreign family that are stored on his Service, Bandon, 541-347- 2013, in Coos Bay. ers and administrative staff, Aug. 21, 1933 - Jan. 28, 2013 but also his students — not to exchange students. He was a computers. His love of music 2907. Arrangements are pending mention his own children. Dr. Wayne Alan Frostad, member of the American led him to collect countless Betty Ann Wilson — 85, with Nelson’s Bay Area Please point that out to 79, of Medford was born in Dental Assoc., the Oregon records over the years, rang- of Coos Bay, passed away Mortuary, 541-267-4216. “Simone Legree.” Coos Bay, to Dental Assoc., the Canadian ing from American country Feb. 2, 2013, in Coos Bay. Fawn L. Roadruck — 91, DEAR ABBY: The adage, parents Dental Assoc., and the and classic to Norwegian Arrangements are pending of Coos Bay, passed away “If you don’t have anything Sverre and American Society of folk, which his father played with Coos Bay, 541-267-3131. Feb. 4, 2013, in Coos Bay. nice to say ...” is easier said Lillian Dentistry for Children and throughout his lifetime. Michael M. Herrick — Arrangements are pending than done. When I am tired Frostad. His the American Assoc. of Wayne instilled in his chil- 60, of Bandon, died Feb. 1, with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- or stressed, I have a tendency parents were Orthodontics. He served on dren and grandson his 2013, in Bandon. 267-3131. to be less tolerant of others’ first-gener- the Oregon Dental Assoc appreciation of nature, pho- ation immi- Board of Trustees and the tography and music. quirks, and sometimes I voice The World publishes grants, his Oregon Society of His strongest values were my annoyance. While my Funeral death notices and service father from Orthodontics Board. Locally focused on education, love of opinions do have a basis, I listings as a free public Norway and Dr. Wayne he was a member of the family and country, and Thursday, Feb. 7 sometimes feel guilty about service. Obituaries and his mother Frostad Providence Hospital intellectual pursuits. He Betty Ann Wilson, 9 insulting or hurting the per- “Card of Thanks” items are from Advisory Board for 11 years believed in never giving up, a.m., graveside service, son’s feelings. I envy those supplied by families or Canada. Wayne graduated and Rogue Valley Physicians doing his best and attacking Ocean View Memory who are strong enough to not funeral homes and are pub- from Marshfield High School Insurance/BCBS board for life’s problems with a posi- Gardens, 1525 Ocean Blvd., allow the stress of certain sit- lished for a fee. uations to affect them. in 1951 in Coos Bay, where he two years. tive attitude. Coos Bay. I have never been a believ- excelled in physics, chem- After retiring from his He is survived by his wife, er in “killing them with kind- istry and athletics. He went Medford orthodontic prac- Jo Ann; his daughter, Kristi ness” because that seems to on to Oregon State tice, he and his family lived Frostad Myers; son-in-law, enable their behavior. My University on a football in Brookings where he con- Robert Myers; his grandson, intolerance is probably due to scholarship, but left to serve tinued to work at straighten- Cody Nelson; and his sister, unhappiness about my own in the U.S. Army for two ing teeth and restoring Karen Frostad DiNucci of life. So how do I allow these years during the Korean War. smiles for patients of all Boise, Idaho. annoyances to roll off my He returned to OSU and ages, from 4 years to 80-plus He was preceded in death back and bite my tongue? — graduated in 1958 after years. While in Brookings he by his parents and his son, CAN’T TOLERATE FOOLS which he went to the also worked tirelessly with Kip Alan Frostad. IN DES MOINES University of Oregon Dental the Southwest Oregon Wayne died at home of a DEAR CAN’T TOLERATE School in Portland, graduat- Community College heart attack Jan. 28, 2013. FOOLS: One way to do that ing in 1962. He practiced Brookings Board of Directors His ashes will be interred at would be to remind yourself dentistry in Medford until to help build an extension in the Eagle Point National Noorthrth BendBend ChapelChapel 1967 when he was admitted Brookings of the main col- Cemetery. that the more you take your Cremationremation & FFuneraluneral SServiceervice unhappiness out on those to the University of lege in Coos Bay. He was In lieu of flowers memori- Manitoba School of pleased to attend the official al contributions may be Established in 1913, formerly Peterson, Grimm & around you, the more you Campbell-Watkins Funeral Homes. will isolate yourself. When Orthodontics in Winnipeg, opening of that beautiful made to the Kip Frostad you are tired or stressed, and Canada. Graduating in 1969 new college in Brookings one Scholarship Fund at North • Simple cremation & burial. before shooting off your with a DMD, MSc degree, he years ago. Medford High School or to • Convenient downtown location. mouth, ask yourself: Is it then returned to Medford Throughout his life, his St. Mary’s School • Full-service facility including large chapel, reception, true? Is it kind? Is it helpful? where he practiced ortho- love of the outdoors led him Foundation. private viewing & conference rooms. 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Tuesday, February5,2013 Y K Nation Senate tries again Background on anti-violence bill checks for WASHINGTON (AP) — House and Senate passed guns drop Senate Democrats, bolstered bills but the House would not by Republican support, on go along with Senate provi- 10 percent Monday launched a new sions that single out gays, attempt to broaden a law pro- lesbians, bisexuals and trans- tecting women from domes- genders for protection and in January tic abuse by expanding its give tribal authorities more provisions to cover gays, les- power to prosecute non- JACK GILLUM AND bians and Native Americans. Indians who attack Indian The legislation to renew partners on tribal lands. EILEEN SULLIVAN the Violence Against Women Kim Gandy, president of The Associated Press Act appeared on a smooth the National Network to End path toward passage in the Domestic Violence, said that WASHINGTON — The Senate, possibly by the end after last year’s election both number of federal back- of this week. Monday’s vote parties are eager to demon- ground checks for firearm to make the bill the next strate that they are behind a sales declined last month order of business was 85-8. pro-woman agenda. She said The Associated Press following a surge in gun sales Senate passage would her group, which supports FBI Bureau Chief in Mobile, Steve Richardson, left, gives a statement to the media following the end of the toward the end of the year send the bill to the House. the Senate bill, had received hostage crisis in Midland City, Ala. on Monday afternoon. Also pictured are Dale County Sheriff Wally Olsen, that’s left many retailers out Advocates hope that Repub- “very positive responses” Dale County District Attorney Kirk Adams and State Trooper Kevin Cook. of stock as Washington con- licans, smarting from elec- from the offices of both Can- sidered new gun control tion losses among women tor and Rep. Cathy McMorris measures. voters in November, won’t Rodgers, the top-ranked An Associated Press repeat their resistance last Republican woman. Authorities storm Alabama analysis of new FBI data pub- year to the Senate approach. The Senate bill,while mak- lished early today shows the “Allowing partisan delays ing minor concessions to National Instant Criminal to put women’s lives at risk is meet GOP concerns, is essen- Background Check system simply shameful,” Senate tially the same as the measure bunker, rescue kindergartner processed more than 2.78 Majority Leader Harry Reid, that passed that chamber last million checks in December. D-Nev., said before the vote. April on a 68-31 vote, with 15 MIDLAND CITY, Ala. passers. He had stayed for has been hailed as a hero for That was a 12-month peak He said he hoped convincing Republicans voting yes. It (AP) — Law enforcement several days in the tiny bunker protecting nearly two dozen following an upward trend support for the legislation in focuses on ensuring that col- officers stormed an under- on his property before. other children on the bus through last fall. The number the Senate would “send a lege students, immigrants, ground bunker Monday in “He always said he’d never before being shot by Dykes. fell to 2.48 million in January, strong message to House Native Americans and gays, southeastern Alabama, free- be taken alive. I knew he’d “As we rejoice tonight for still greater than any other Republican leaders that fur- lesbians, bisexuals and trans- ing a 5-year-old boy and never come out of there,” (the boy) and his family, we month last year. ther partisan delay is unac- gender people have access to shooting his captor to death said an acquaintance, Roger still have a great emptiness in Firearms sales exploded ceptable.” anti-abuse programs. after they became convinced Arnold. our community because a House Republicans, Senate Judiciary Commit- the child was in imminent Monday evening, officers great man was lost in this around the country in the including Majority Leader tee Chairman Patrick Leahy, danger, officials said. were sweeping the property whole ordeal,”Senn said. wake of the deadly December Eric Cantor of Virginia, say D-Vt., said that since the Jimmy Lee Dykes, 65, of to make sure Dykes had not The rescue capped a long shooting spree in Newton, reauthorizing the 1994 act, Violence Against Women Midland City had taken the set up any bombs that could drama that drew national Conn., that left 27 dead, which expired in 2011, is a Act, or VAWA, was enacted in child off a school bus after detonate. Full details of the attention to this town of mostly children. The rush to priority. But resolving parti- 1994 the annual incidence of fatally shooting the driver on bunker raid had not yet 2,400 people nestled amid buy guns has left many san differences remains an domestic violence has fallen Jan. 29. He had remained emerged. However, neigh- peanut farms and cotton retailers out of stock. obstacle: last year both the by more than 50 percent. holed up in the bunker with bors described hearing what fields that has long relied on a “You can’t do a back- the child ever since, commu- sounded like gunshots strong Christian faith, a poli- ground check if a guy doesn’t nicating with authorities around the time officials said cy of “love thy neighbor” and have a gun to buy,”said Mike through a ventilation pipe they entered the shelter. the power of group prayer. Fotia, manager at Duke’s into the shelter. At a late Monday news The child’s plight prompted Sport Shop in New Castle, Put Dykes had been seen with conference, authorities nightly candlelight vigils. Pa. “There’s nothing to buy.” a gun, and officers concluded declined to comment on how Midland City is located about Fotia said manufacturers the the boy was in imminent they had observed Dykes or 100 miles southeast of the and wholesalers can’t fill danger after nearly a week of on how he died, citing the state capital, Montgomery. orders right now because Life negotiations, said Steve pending investigation. Throughout the ordeal, demand is so high. back Richardson of the FBI’s Asked about the official’s authorities had been speaking The number of back- office in Mobile. statement that Dykes had with Dykes though a plastic ground checks does not rep- in your life! Dale County Sheriff Wally been killed by law enforce- pipe that went into the shel- resent the number of Olson said late Monday that ment officers, FBI ter. They also sent food, med- Classes are FREE, fun, interactive firearms purchased, but gun Dykes was armed when offi- spokesman Jason Pack said in icine and other items into the manufacturers use these and effective! Learn how to: cers entered the bunker to an email today: “The facts bunker, which apparently had • Control pain & deal with depression statistics to measure the rescue the child. He said the surrounding the incident will running water, heat and cable health of the gun industry in • Eat more nutritiously & exercise boy was threatened but be established by a shooting television but no toilet. It was the U.S. • Fight fatigue, frustration and stress declined to elaborate. review team from Washing- about 4 feet underground, The 10 percent drop • Solve problems and meet personal goals “That’s why we went inside ton, DC in the coming days.” with about 50 square feet of between December and Jan- • Communicate better with health — to save the child,”he said. The boy has been reunited floor space. uary comes amid a fierce providers and family members Olson and others declined with his mother and appears It was not immediately national debate on gun con- to say how Dykes died. But to be OK, authorities said. clear how authorities deter- an official in Midland City, Richardson said he had mined the man had a gun. trol after the horrific school citing information from law been to the hospital to see At the request of law shooting in Newtown. The enforcement, said police had the boy and he was laughing, enforcement authorities, Sec- number of background shot Dykes. joking, eating and “doing the retary of Defense Leon Panet- checks dropped 26 percent The official requested things you’d expect a normal ta had approved the provision during the same time period Fridays, starting Feb. 1st – Mar. 8th, 2013 anonymity because the offi- 5- or 6-year-old to do.” of certain forms of equipment a year earlier. Sales typically from 12:30 to 3:00pm at the Community cial wasn’t authorized to Michael Senn, pastor of a that could be employed to decrease in January after the Health & Education Center at speak publicly about the church near where reporters assist in the hostage situation, holiday shopping rush is 3950 Sherman Ave., Coos Bay investigation. had been camped out since according to a U.S. official over. No Cost - Registration Required Dykes was known by the standoff began, said he who requested anonymity in Louisiana, Alabama and Call: Debbie Webb at 541-751-2417 Mississippi saw the largest Visit our website at www.healthoregon.org/livingwell neighbors for his anti-gov- was relieved the child had order to discuss a pending law ernment rants and for been taken to safety.However, enforcement matter. It is not declines in background Brought to you through a partnership of local providers: Bay Area Hospital, Coos County Public Health Department, SHAMA House, South Coast Business Employment Corporation & Western Oregon Health Authority patrolling his property with a he also recalled the bus driver, clear whether the equipment checks from December to gun, ready to shoot tres- Charles Albert Poland Jr., who was actually used. January, by about one-third. U.S. sues S&P over for fraud over risky mortgage ratings

WASHINGTON (AP) — money than about accurate giving even the more con- The U.S. government is ratings. It says S&P delayed servative investors, like accusing the debt rating updating its ratings models, pension funds, the confi- agency Standard & Poor’s of rushed through the ratings dence to buy them. Those fraud for giving high ratings process and was fully aware investors suffered huge to risky mortgage bonds that the subprime market losses when housing prices that helped bring about the was flailing even as it gave plunged and many borrow- financial crisis. high marks to investments ers defaulted on their mort- The government filed a made of subprime mort- gage payments. civil complaint late Monday gages. In 2007, one analyst This arrangement has a against S&P, the first forwarded a video of himself major conflict of interest, enforcement action the singing and dancing to a the government’s lawsuit government has taken tune about the deterioration says. The firms that issued against a major rating of the subprime market, the securities could shop agency related to the finan- with colleagues laughing. around for whichever rat- cial crisis. Ratings agencies like S&P ings agency would give S&P, a unit of New York- are a key part of the finan- them the best rating. So the based McGraw-Hill Cos., cial crisis narrative. When agencies could give high has denied wrongdoing. It banks and other financial ratings just to get business. says the government also firms wanted to package The government’s lawsuit failed to predict the sub- mortgages into securities says that “S&P’s desire for prime mortgage crisis. and sell them to investors, increased revenue and mar- But the government’s they would come to a ratings ket share ... led S&P to lawsuit paints a picture of a agency to get a rating for the downplay and disregard the company that misled security. Many securities true extent of the credit investors knowingly, more made of risky subprime risks” posed by the invest- concerned about making mortgages got high ratings, ments it was rating.

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C M C M Y K Tuesday, February5,2013 • The World • A7 Y K World WORLD U.S. doubts Kerry warns of DIGEST Iran’s space Debt ceiling raised, punishment for N. another clash later monkey WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama has Korea nuclear test signed into law a bill raising claims the government’s borrowing SEOUL, South Korea (AP) delivered a satellite into orbit. limit, averting a default and BY BRADLEY KLAPPER — New U.S. Secretary of State During a phone conversa- delaying the next clash over The Associated Press John Kerry and his South tion between Kerry and the nation’s debt until later Korean counterpart have South Korean Foreign Minis- this year. WASHINGTON (AP) — agreed to make sure North ter Kim Sung-hwan, “there The legislation temporarily The United States expressed The Associated Press Korea is punished if it carries was agreement that ... if the suspends the $16.4 trillion limit doubt Monday about Iran’s In this picture obtained from the Iranian Students News Agency, ISNA, out its threat to conduct a DPRK continues its provoca- on federal borrowing. Experts claim that it safely returned a an Iranian technician holds a monkey which has been prepared for rid- nuclear test. Amid signs that tive behavior and takes fur- say that will allow the govern- monkey from space, saying it ing an Iranian rocket into space, in an undisclosed location in Iran. such a test is coming, South ther steps, that there must be ment to borrow about $450 bil- is questionable that the Korea’s president also specu- further consequences,”State lion to meet interest payments monkey survived — or if the lated that Pyongyang may Department spokeswoman and other obligations. flight happened at all. safely, and President Mah- But it wasn’t funny to Michi- detonate multiple atomic Victoria Nuland said Mon- The bill includes a provi- State Department spokes- moud Ahmadinejad added gan Rep. Justin Amash, a devices simultaneously. day. DPRK is the acronym for sion attached by House woman Victoria Nuland said Monday that he would con- Republican, who tweeted, Under a U.N. Security North Korea’s official name, Republicans that temporarily a lot of questions remained sider being Iran’s first astro- “Maybe you should wisen up Council resolution last month the Democratic People’s withholds lawmakers’ pay in “about whether the monkey naut in space. & not make racist jokes.” condemning a North Korean Republic of Korea. either chamber that fails to that they reportedly sent up Nuland described Jonathan McDowell, a long-range rocket launch that North Korea may simulta- produce a budget plan. into space and reportedly Ahmadinejad’s proclamation Harvard astronomer who the U.N. and others call a dis- neously conduct multiple Texas shooting vet came down was actually the as an “interesting choice,” tracks rocket launchings and guised test of banned missile nuclear tests as it tries to cre- same monkey, whether he but was more diplomatic space activity, backed up technology, Pyongyang is ate a warhead small enough to was in mental hospital survived.” than Sen. John McCain, R- Iran’s claim that monkey subject to new sanctions if it fit atop a long-range missile, FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) “The Iranians said they Ariz., who joked about space flight was real. How- detonates its third nuclear South Korean President Lee — The Iraq War veteran sent a monkey, but the mon- Ahmadinejad’s ruminations ever, he had a slightly differ- device since 2006. Myung-bak told the South charged with killing a former key that they showed later earlier Monday. ent explanation for the photo North Korea announced Korean newspaper, Chosun Navy SEAL sniper and his seemed to have different “Wasn’t he just there last mix-up, saying the simian last month that it will con- Ilbo, in an interview published friend on a Texas shooting facial features,” Nuland told week?” McCain said in a with the mole died during a duct a nuclear test to protest today.Lee did not say whether range had been taken to a reporters. “He was missing a tweet and linked to a story failed space mission in 2011. the toughened sanctions over his comments were based on mental hospital twice in the little wart.” about the space-orbiting Iran has never confirmed its December launch, which intelligence findings. past five months and told Tehran blames the confu- monkey. that a monkey died in 2011, authorities he was suffering sion on Iranian media for ini- Faced with criticism, or that there was a failed from post-traumatic stress tially using a photo of a back- McCain said in another mission that year. disorder, police records show. up monkey. 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C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Tuesday, February5,2013 Y K Weather South Coast Tonight: Showers. Low around 43. South southwest Oregon weather Wednesday, Feb. 6 National forecast wind 14 to 16 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Tonight/WednesdayCity/Region WeatherForecast Underground for Wednesday,forecast for Feb. daytime 6 conditions, low/highLow temperatures | High temps Forecast highs for Wednesday, Feb. 6 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Wednesday: A 50 percent chance of rain. Cloudy, with a high near 51. South wind 11 to 20 mph. WASH. Seattle Wednesday Night: Rain. Low around 42. South wind 43° | 46° around 18 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. Portland Thursday: Rain. High near 47. West wind 11 to 20 41° | 46° Pendleton mph, with gusts to 30 mph. Chance of rain is 100%. Billings 34° | 48° 30° | 50° Minneapolis Curry County Coast Newport 43° | 46° Bend 1° | 34° Salem Tonight: A 40 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, 30° | 48° New York with a low around 38. South wind around 10 mph. 39° | 46° IDAHO Chicago Detroit 30° | 43° Wednesday: Rain likely. Mostly cloudy, with a high Ontario San Francisco 10° | 34° Eugene Denver 18° | 34° near 48. South southwest wind 7 to 11 mph. 23° | 41° 45° | 59° Washington D.C. 37° | 46° 28° | 57° Wednesday Night: Rain. Low around 41. South south- North Bend 28° | 45° east wind 16 to 18 mph. Chance of rain is 100%. Coos Bay Los Angeles Thursday: Rain, with thunderstorms also possible. 43° | 50° 50° | 64° High near 45. West wind around 11 mph. Atlanta Medford Klamath Falls 39° | 63° Rogue Valley 34° | 52° El Paso 23° | 43° Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 35. Calm CALIF. © 2013 Wunderground.com 36° | 70° wind becoming southeast around 5 mph. Houston Wednesday: Becoming mostly sunny, with a high near Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice 59° | 75° storms 48. East southeast wind around 5 mph. Partly Miami Wednesday Night: Rain. Low around 32. West wind Cloudy Showers Rain Snow 65°64° | 79° around 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Weather Underground• AP Thursday: Rain. High near 45. Light southwest wind Fronts Pressure becoming west 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain is 80%. Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall Cold Warm Stationary Low High Willamette Valley Temperature extremes and precipitation Monday: High 52, low 39 Tonight: Showers. Low around 38. South southwest for the 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. today. Rain: none wind 6 to 13 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Hi Lo Prec. Total rainfall to date: 3.95 inches Rainfall to date last year: 4.76 inches Wednesday: Rain likely. Cloudy, with a high near 48. Astoria 50 46 0.07 Average rainfall to date: 11.30 inches South southwest wind 5 to 7 mph. Brookings 49 44 T -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s100s 110s Corvallis 52 44 0 Wednesday Night: Rain. Low around 36. South south- Eugene 54 42 0 east wind 6 to 9 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Klamath Falls 49 28 0 The Tide Tables Thursday: Showers likely. Cloudy, with a high near 42. La Grande 45 37 0 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or Temperatures indicate Monday’s high and Fairbanks 14 04 clr Philadelphia 32 23 cdy West southwest wind 5 to 7 mph. Medford 45 34 0 subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- overnight low to 8 p.m. Eastern Time. Fargo 11 -02 .01 cdy Phoenix 76 58 clr mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Newport 50 45 0.03 Hi Lo Prc Otlk Flagstaff 50 21 clr Pittsburgh 24 17 .09 cdy Portland area the high or low ratio for your area. Pendleton 48 36 0 Albuquerque 56 35 clr Fresno 67 41 cdy Pocatello 42 25 cdy Location High time ratio Low time ratio Tonight: Showers. Low around 41. South southwest Portland 27 52 42 AnchorageWet Weather 37 27 .04 For cdy East,Green Bay Unsettled 15 03 Weather sno Portland,Maine In Northwest 31 19 clr Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 wind 6 to 13 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Redmond 54 33 0 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Atlanta 52 33 cdy Hartford Spgfld 31 20 sno Providence 33 22 cdy A cold front will bring areas of light snow showers to parts of the Wednesday: Rain likely. Cloudy, with a high near 48. Roseburg 56 39 0 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 Atlantic City 30 22 .01 cdy Honolulu 79 71 clr Raleigh-Durham 49 26 cdy South wind 6 to 9 mph. Chance of rain is 60%. Salem 51 44 0 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 Austin 76 56 cdy Houston 72 53 .05 cdy Reno 62 27 pcdy Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 Northeast as the disturbances heads toward the Coast. Wednesday Night: Rain. Low around 37. Southeast Baltimore 35 21 cdy Indianapolis 37 16 .01 cdy Richmond 43 22 cdy Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 Elsewhere showers and thunderstorms continue along the Gulf wind 7 to 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 Billings 53 31 cdy Jackson,Miss. 59 39 cdy Sacramento 62 37 pcdy Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 BirminghamCoast, while 52 32 rain andcdy mountainJacksonville snow 64 35 persists cdy inSt the Louis Northwest. 57 27 pcdy Thursday: Showers likely. Cloudy, with a high near 42. Extended outlook Boise 34 29 cdy Kansas City 41 35 clr Salt Lake City 32 23 .01 cdy Southwest wind around 8 mph. Chance of rain is 70%. HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. Boston 31 23 sno Key West 73 64 pcdy San Angelo 76 55 pcdy Date time ft. time ft. Weather Underground • AP North Coast WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Buffalo 19 14 .01 cdy Las Vegas 69 46 clr San Diego 62 51 cdy 5-Feb 07:14 8.92 09:18 6.2 Burlington,Vt. 25 10 .01 pcdy Lexington 45 13 .01 cdy San Francisco 54 44 cdy Tonight: Showers. Low around 41. Southwest wind 13 6-Feb 08:20 9.14 10:18 6.73 Casper 50 21 clr Little Rock 53 41 .03 clr San Jose 57 40 pcdy to 20 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Charleston,S.C. 58 31 pcdy Los Angeles 70 51 pcdy Santa Fe 52 29 clr Wednesday: Rain. High near 45. Breezy. 7-Feb 09:23 9.39 11:07 7.28 Charleston,W.Va. 40 22 cdy Louisville 48 20 .10 cdy Seattle 51 44 .07 rn Wednesday Night: Rain. Low around 38. South wind 8-Feb 10:21 9.57 11:50 7.78 Charlotte,N.C. 50 25 cdy Madison 17 13 .15 sno Sioux Falls 21 11 pcdy around 18 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. 9-Feb 11:14 9.61 - - Cheyenne 50 22 pcdy Memphis 59 38 .02 pcdy Spokane 39 32 rn Thursday: Showers. High near 42. West southwest Chance of rain Rain LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. Chicago 28 20 .22 sno Miami Beach 75 56 pcdy Syracuse 20 18 .11 cdy wind 9 to 16 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. 51/42 47/38 Cincinnati 34 11 .11 cdy Midland-Odessa 69 43 pcdy Tampa 68 45 pcdy Date time ft. time ft. Cleveland 25 16 .11 sno Milwaukee 20 16 .11 sno Toledo 24 16 .09 sno Central Oregon 5-Feb 12:45 3.45 02:39 0.2 Colorado Springs 49 26 clr Mpls-St Paul 14 03 .06 sno Tucson 71 47 clr Tonight: A slight chance of rain and snow. Mostly FRIDAY SATURDAY 6-Feb 02:04 3.53 03:38 -0.35 Columbus,Ohio 29 15 .13 cdy Missoula 44 30 cdy Tulsa 68 50 clr cloudy, with a low around 30. 7-Feb 03:17 3.3 04:31 -0.79 Concord,N.H. 29 19 pcdy Nashville 59 27 cdy Washington,D.C. 37 26 cdy Wednesday: A slight chance of rain and snow. Partly 8-Feb 04:20 2.87 05:18 -1.04 Dallas-Ft Worth 73 55 .02 cdy New Orleans 65 49 .28 cdy W. Palm Beach 75 47 pcdy sunny, with a high near 48. 9-Feb 05:15 2.38 06:02 -1.07 Daytona Beach 68 39 pcdy New York City 30 23 cdy Wichita 57 36 clr Wednesday Night: A slight chance of rain and snow . Sunrise, sunset Denver 57 21 clr Norfolk,Va. 43 32 cdy Wilmington,Del. 32 20 .02 cdy Mostly cloudy, with a low around 28. Des Moines 26 25 pcdy Oklahoma City 67 49 clr National Temperature Extremes Feb. 1-9 — 7:32, 5:40 Detroit 24 18 .08 sno Omaha 29 23 pcdy High Monday 88 at Mcallen, Texas Thursday: A 50 percent chance of snow. Mostly Partly sunny Mostly sunny Moon watch El Paso 65 52 clr Orlando 71 38 pcdy Low Monday -39 -at Embarrass, Minn. cloudy, with a high near 41. 48/36 48/31 New Moon — Feb. 9

POTLAWS The Justice Department LEHMAN hasn’t said how it plans to Passenger describes Changes would respond to the votes in Continued from Page A1 Washington and Colorado. It include tax code could sue to block the states March 1. terror before bus Continued from Page A1 from issuing licenses to mar- “First, just working on the ijuana growers, processors image of the organization as crash in California and retail stores, on the an open and transparent for us to step in and try to grounds that doing so would organization that is doing sort this stuff out.” conflict with federal drug well,”he said. YUCAIPA, Calif. (AP) — 80 miles east of Los Angeles. Advocates who are work- law. Also on the agenda: getting The bus full of tired tourists The dead included 13-year- ing with the lawmakers Blumenauer and Polis’ things flowing better in returning to Tijuana, Mexico, old Victor Cabrera-Garcia; acknowledge it could take paper urges a number of ORCCA’s new building, and was slowly winding down a Elvira Garcia Jimenez, 40; years for any changes to get changes, including altering bracing for future challenges. mountain road from the ski and Guadalupe Olivas, 61, all through Congress, but tax codes to let marijuana The Associated Press Coos County Commis- resort town of Big Bear when of San Diego; along with they’re encouraged by recent dispensaries deduct busi- Rep. Earl Blumenauer, D-Oregon, sioner Bob Main says Lehman it suddenly picked up speed. Aleida Adriana Arce developments. Senate ness expenses on federal is one of several lawmakers from is a good man for the job. The driver shouted to call 911 Hernandez, 38, and Rubicelia Minority Leader Mitch taxes, and making it easier both parties who are working to One of Lehman’s county — the brakes had failed. Escobedo Flores, 34, and McConnell last week came for marijuana-related busi- change U.S. marijuana laws. duties was negotiating union As passengers frantically Mario Garcia Santoyo, 32, all out in support of efforts to nesses to get bank accounts. contracts, and Main says he tried to get a cellphone signal, of Tijuana, said San legalize hemp in his home Many operate on a cash basis Rhode Island Rep. Patrick handled the task with a group of teenage girls Bernardino County coroner’s state of Kentucky, and U.S. because federally insured Kennedy and former Presi- aplomb. He said Lehman is shrieked and prayed aloud as supervisor Tony Campisi. Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, R- banks won’t work with dent George W. Bush genuinely a caring person by others cried and shielded One woman remained Calif., is expected to intro- them, they noted. speechwriter David Frum in nature who goes out of his their heads as they careened unidentified. duce legislation allowing Blumenauer said he forming a group called Pro- way to help people. That trait downhill. On Monday, while fami- states to set their own policy expects to introduce the tax- ject SAM — for “smart makes him a great fit for an The bus rear-ended a lies of the tourists descended on marijuana. code legislation as well as a approaches to marijuana” — organization such as ORCCA, Saturn sedan, swerved, on area hospitals looking for Senate Judiciary Chair- bill that would reschedule to counter the growing legal- which administers a wide flipped and slid on its side. A loved ones, investigators man Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., marijuana under the Con- ization movement. Sabet range of community services. Ford pickup in the oncoming searched for evidence and has indicated he plans to trolled Substances Act, noted that previous federal “I just wish him well in his lane plowed into it, righting scrutinized the bus compa- hold a hearing on the conflict allowing states to enact legalization measures have new endeavor and know that the bus and tossing passen- ny’s safety history. between state and federal medical marijuana laws always failed. he’ll bring some, in my opin- gers out shattered windows Government records marijuana laws and has without fear that federal “These are really extreme ion, stability to that organiza- before it came to a halt. showed the bus, operated by urged an end to federal authorities will continue solutions to the marijuana tion to help them continue “Everything happened so Scapadas Magicas LLC of “mandatory minimum” sen- raiding dispensaries or pros- problem we have in this their good works.” fast. When the bus spun National City, Calif., record- tences that lead to long ecuting providers. It makes country,” Sabet said. “The “Nothing will get easier in everything flew, even the ed 22 safety violations in prison stints for drug crimes. no sense that marijuana is a marijuana problem we have the years to come,” Lehman people,” said Gerardo inspections in the year end- “We’re seeing enormous Schedule I drug, in the same is a problem of addiction said. “You want to make sure Barrientos, who was next to ing last October — including political momentum to undo category as heroin and a among kids, and stigma of you are running a tight ship his girlfriend one minute and brake, windshield and tire the drug war failings of the more restrictive category people who have a criminal and know what your priori- then scrambling out of the problems. Though the com- past 40 years,”said Bill Piper, than cocaine, Blumenauer record for marijuana crimes. ties are. Long-term, we just wreckage the next trying to pany retained an overall director of national affairs for said. “There are a lot more peo- want to make sure we are per- find her and a friend in the “satisfactory” rating from the Drug Policy Alliance, who The measures have little ple in Congress who think forming our jobs at a high highway. Both were injured the Federal Motor Carrier has been working with law- chance of passing, said Kevin that marijuana should be level. I’m really excited to go but alive. Safety Administration it had makers on marijuana-related Sabet, a former White House illegal but treated as a public to work out there, I just want Seven people were killed been targeted for a higher bills. “For the first time, the drug policy adviser. Sabet health problem, than think it (ORCCA) to get its due in the and about three dozen injured rate of inspections linked to wind is behind our back.” recently joined former should be legal.” community.” Sunday night in the accident bus maintenance.

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NBA | B3 Sports Kid Scoop | B4 B theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2013 Blazers hold on for win

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — With Portland on the verge of a massive collapse, LaMarcus Aldridge leaped to swat away Minnesota’s comeback. The Trail Blazers started their six-game road trip by remedying a sloppy performance with a large dose of their All-Star big man. Aldridge had 25 points, 13 rebounds and a blocked shot in the closing seconds to help the Blazers hang on to beat the Timberwolves 100-98 on Monday night for their By Alysha Beck, The World fifth win in their last seven games. Seniors Galen Wash, right, and Kelsey Morgan, left, are preparing to lead the North Bend swim team into the district meet Friday and Saturday at North Bend Municipal Pool. “Teams are going to pressure us, so I think it’s learning,” Portland coach Terry Stotts said. “But winning on the road is not easy and we needed this one.” NB swimmers hope for strong finish Wes Matthews scored 22 points and Damian Lillard added 21, but BY JOHN GUNTHER Her injury has knocked her out they each had five of Portland’s 28 The World of one of her specialties, the indi- turnovers, the most in regulation District meets start Friday vidual medley, since she can’t do by any NBA team all season. The NORTH BEND — Kelsey all four strokes. But she is deter- Blazers never trailed in the game Morgan and Galen Wash started mined to finish her high school adults and $3 for children and and led by 19 points with 12 min- swimming together a decade ago, THE WORLD career. concessions will be available utes left, but the Wolves went to a joining the South Coast Aquatic “I just want to make something The district swim meets for throughout the event. small lineup and scored on 20 of happen my final year,” she said. Team as youth swimmers. Marshfield and North Bend both Marshfield, meanwhile, their first 22 possessions in the “Every athlete goes through pain. “We were little tykes learning are Friday and Saturday. competes in the Midwestern fourth quarter until misfiring on You just have to deal with it.” to do flip turns together,” Morgan North Bend hosts the Class League district meet at their final two. One reason for sticking with said Monday. 4A-3A-2A-1A District 4 meet at Willamalane Pool in Lillard had two turnovers in the the sport is to help the team. It’s been a long journey for North Bend Municipal Pool. Springfield. last 63 seconds, and the second North Bend has a chance to do both, and a profitable one for The meet starts at 1 p.m. The competition starts at one turned into a fast-break layup something special at the upcom- North Bend High School’s swim both days. Preliminaries are 10:45 a.m. each day, with pre- for J.J. Barea that cut the lead to ing Class 4A-3A-2A-1A state meet team. Friday, with all team scoring liminaries Friday and finals 97-96 with 36.9 seconds left. with Morgan, sophomore Alyssa Now the two North Bend sen- Saturday, when spots for the Saturday. Aldridge calmly swished a 21- Bennett (another state champion iors are preparing for their final state meet will be determined. Qualifiers for the Class 5A footer, and Dante Cunningham last year), freshman Cassie Dallas high school meets, starting Friday The winner of each race state meet will include all cham- answered with a dunk on the other and other contributors, including with the Class 4A-3A-2A-1A dis- advances to state, along with pions and swimmers who have end. Luke Babbitt missed one of Wash, junior Madysen Hannah trict meet. The Bulldogs are host- any other swimmers who have times among the six best swim- two free throws, giving the Wolves and sophomore Kimi Haruyama. ing the meet at North Bend times among the eight fastest mers who aren’t district cham- a chance to tie the game. Aldridge “I want to help the team do Municipal Pool. swimmers around the state who pions. walled off the pick-and-roll with well,” Morgan said. Both girls swam for SCAT for aren’t district champions. The Class 5A and Class 4A- Nikola Pekovic, followed Ricky Wash has the same goals, and several years, but Wash slipped In addition to the host 3A-2A-1A state meets both are Rubio across the court and also hopes for individual success. away to sample other sports in Bulldogs, teams competing in next weekend at Mount Hood deflected his fade-away with 7.9 She will swim in the 100 but- middle school. the District 4 meet include Community College in seconds left. terfly and the individual medley “I wanted to try basketball and Cascade Christian, Cottage Gresham. Asked to describe his clutch this week, hoping to place in the volleyball,”she said. Grove, Henley, Hidden Valley, Complete district entries for shot and block, Aldridge said, “I’ll top six of both for the second She returned to swimming in Klamath Union, Mazama, North North Bend and Marshfield are go defense first, because defense straight year. high school, though not to the Valley and Phoenix. included in today’s Scoreboard wins games.”He added: “He tried Last year, she also swam at SCAT club season outside high Admission each day is $5 for section on Page B3. to lull me to sleep, and I kind of state in two relays, with the squad waited on it and blocked it.” school, because she spends time volunteering at Bay Area Hospital placing in both. She relishes the Aldridge missed two free thrill of competing at state. throws on the other end, but and is involved in other activities, for the Bulldogs that last year bulging disc in her back has limit- including North Bend’s band. included an individual state title in ed her to a few meets, with only a “You have a lot of adrenaline Cunningham’s 18-foot tying going,” she said. “You get excited.” attempt fell short. Morgan, meanwhile, stuck the 100-yard breaststroke. few strokes. “Even though we turned the with the sport all the way through. Her senior season has been “I’ve missed so many meets, ball over a lot, we let it go. We did- She has had an outstanding career anything but smooth, though. A it’s crazy,”she said. SEE BULLDOGS | B2 n’t let it bother us,” Lillard said. “We just stayed in the moment and when it came time to get the job done and win the game, we did.” Pirates aim to repeat coed district title Rubio had 10 of his career- high-tying 14 assists in the fourth BY JOHN GUNTHER quarter and finished with 15 points The World in 34 minutes, both season highs. Cunningham scored a career-high COOS BAY — Marshfield’s 23 points on 11 for 17 shooting, and girls dominated last winter’s Barea added 17 points. Midwestern League district “If we play like that, we can swimming meet for the second play with anybody,” Pekovic said. straight year. But that wasn’t the “It was great that at the end we got highlight. a chance to tie the game, but we The Pirates also won the coed didn’t and probably that’s some team title. way of punishment. We didn’t They hope to achieve both feats play hard for 48 minutes.” Aldridge was 12 for 17 from the again this week in the district field. All but one of his makes were meet at Springfield. The event is 15-foot jumpers or farther out. Friday and Saturday at Matthews has 78 points in Willamalane Pool. three games against the Wolves “I think we have a good chance this season. He hurt his right ankle of doing it,” said Marshfield girls Friday at Utah and was still too captain Brittany Banks. “The boys sore to play in the rematch against are going to have to work hard to the Jazz on Saturday, but he get coed again.” bounced back just fine. With the dramatic improve- Portland’s Nicolas Batum, his ments by several newcomers, the sore right wrist clearly still both- Pirates like their chances. ering him, finished with four “When the season started, we points and a team-high seven had a lot of new swimmers,” said turnovers. He has only 39 points in Wesley Bauer, the boys team cap- his last five games, less than half of tain. “They’ve been working his season average of nearly 16 hard.” points per game. They have strength in num- By Alysha Beck, The World “If he or the trainer says he bers, filling nearly all the events. The Pirates were able to win three Senior captains Wesley Bauer and Brittany Banks lead the Marshfield swim team into the district meet this week at Willamalane can’t play, then I can’t play him, Pool in Springfield. but he’s very important to what we of their five Midwestern League do,”Stotts said. duals. the top times for the league in the firepower at the top like the Banks said they try to be good This was only the second time “The people who joined this every individual race, though for girls, but several swimmers could role models, making sure their in 20 games all season that Rubio year and even the people who have meets swimmers are limited to place in the top eight in events, teammates support each other reached double-digit points. No one year experience have worked two individual events and two including Bauer and fellow seniors during meets, and lead the sup- longer on a minutes limit, Rubio is really hard to cut down their relays. Derek Miller, Zaq Carroll, Michael port in practice. averaging 11.2 points and shooting times,” Bauer said. “It’s awesome The only events that Stephens and Elias Mendez; jun- “We definitely encourage peo- 46.3 percent in his last five games. to see.” Marshfield doesn’t have the top iors Brogan Bracelin, Caleb Kyllo ple to work hard in practice and be “The only thing we have to do is The team title is almost a for- girls seed are the 500-yard and Bill Fields; and sophomore the best swimmers they can be,” bring the energy. Today it was mality for Marshfield’s girls, led by freestyle and 100-yard back- Spencer Fromm. Bauer added. awful in the first quarter. Nobody several outstanding juniors. stroke. But the Pirates should “For the guys, we don’t have Since assistant coach had any,”he said. “We have a lot of girls,” Banks score well in those events, too. any absolute stars, but every per- Stephanie Nicholls can only be at Andrei Kirilenko strained his said. “Most of them have talent. Stufflebean has particularly son can do their part and make it practice a couple of days each right quadriceps and left for the And they’ve been swimming a high hopes for the relays, aiming to finals and score big points,” week, Bauer and Banks also serve locker room late in the second long time.” for three wins. Bauer said. as assistant coaches, organizing quarter. He had two points in 14 The Pirates have the top seed in “It’s going to be close,” she In addition to pursuing the the swimmers for the start of minutes for the Wolves but did not nearly all the individual events and said. coed trophy, Marshfield’s swim- practice and relaying messages return, yet another injury — all three relays, as well as the top In addition to the girls who are mers set a goal of also winning the from Stufflebean, who coaches whether major or mild — to a key two seeds in a few races. favored in events, the Pirates have sportsmanship award this year. the youth swimmers in the Gold part of what was positioned to be a Juniors Shaylyn Brownell and a lot of depth capable of scoring, “That has been a really big Coast Swim Team before the high playoff team this spring for the Bridget McCarthy are seeded first including seniors Banks, Amanda emphasis,” Bauer said, adding that schoolers get into the pool. first time in nine years. in two events each, and junior Waldrop, MacKenzie Vick and the Pirates always try to make vis- Stufflebean said Banks and The Wolves lost for the 12th Elyse Trendell and sophomore Kassy Freerksen; junior Jodi iting teams feel welcome at Bauer — both four-year members time in their last 14 games. Alyssa Hedgpeth also are top seeds Mork; and freshmen Kayla Mingus Park with supportive of the team — are well-suited for “You get too far down and it’s in individual races for Marshfield. Sparkman, Asha Huffman, signs, snacks and overall hospital- the job. too hard to come back,”coach Rick Brownell is the district’s top Kaitlyn James, Hannah Delgado, ity. “They’ve taken a big role in Adelman said.“Everything’s got to swimmer, at least statistically, Cheyenne McNeely and Team captains Banks and Bauer leadership and it seems to work be perfect to come back and win Marshfield coach Kathe Dominique Randle. have some responsibilities for really well,” she said. “They’re that game.” Stufflebean said. This year she had Marshfield’s boys don’t have making sure that happens. great.” C M C M Y K Y K

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press women’s basketball poll for a fifth NEW ORLEANS — The straight week after cruising cause of a 34-minute black- to two more Big 12 wins. out at the Super Bowl remained under investiga- BASEBALL tion, but public records Shoulder injuries force showed that Superdome pitcher Webb to retire officials Brandon Webb, who won were wor- Sports the NL Cy Young Award in ried about 2006 and was one of the top a power Shorts pitchers in baseball before outage sev- being beset by arm injuries, is eral months before the big retiring. game Sunday night. The right-hander’s An Oct. 15 memo released agents, Mike Montana and Monday by the Louisiana Jonathan Maurer of Stadium & Exposition Millennium Sports District, which oversees the Management, confirmed Superdome, said tests on the Monday night that Webb was dome’s electrical feeders calling it a career. The 33- The Associated Press year-old Webb hasn’t Members of the Mediapolis High School Girls Basketball team pose for a photo early this month. Coach Todd Rogers stands in the center as from showed they had “some decay and a chance of failure.” pitched in the majors since left,Allison Hedges,Darby Massner,Heidi Hillyard,Rachel Holsteen and Aubrey Siegle stand in the front row,and in the back stand,Ashley Hedges, The memo also said 2011 2009 because of shoulder Allie Massner, Haley Hillyard,Jessica Holsteen and team manager Chloe Siegle. blackouts that struck problems. Candlestick Park, where the San Francisco 49ers were Oakland, Astros swap playing a nationally televised several players Sisters fuel Iowa team’s success Monday night football game, OAKLAND, Calif. — The was one reason for ordering Oakland Athletics acquired the tests. The state board infielder Jed Lowrie and MEDIAPOLIS, Iowa (AP) — You corner of the state, just west of the Hillyard said. later authorized spending could say the girls on the Mediapolis Mississippi River, with a quiet Main According to Rachel Holsteen, living right-hander Fernando nearly $1 million on Rodriguez from the Houston High School basketball team are like Street anchored by diners, a post office under the same roof also helps. Superdome improvements, sisters to each other. And there’s a good and the local paper. Despite its size, the “They can get mad at you, but they Astros for first baseman including more than Chris Carter and two minor chance you’d be right. town has always been something of a have to get over it sometime,”she said. $600,000 for upgrading the The Bullettes feature four sets of sis- hotbed for girls basketball. There’s also no doubt that part of the leaguers. dome’s electrical feeder cable Right-hander Brad ters on a team that is 20-1 and ranked The school qualified for the state team’s personality is driven by sibling system. seventh in Iowa for its class. That does- tournament in 6-on-6 basketball 21 rivalry. But team unity isn’t an issue Peacock and catcher Max The cause wasn’t Stassi also went to Houston n’t even count Aubrey Siegle and her times between 1962 and 1987 under with these girls, whose familiarity Beyonce’s electrifying half- sibling, Chloe, the team manager. The coach Vernon McLearn, an Iowa legend. allowed them to transition seamlessly in the deal between franchis- time performance, according es that will be playing in the girls recently won their conference and The atrium of the school, within sight from volleyball to basketball season. to Doug Thornton, manager could become the first Mediapolis of a pair of cornfields, is decorated with The Bullettes had their first game same division for the first of the state-owned time following the Astros’ squad since 1987 to earn a berth in the dozens of plaques and trophies cele- just 11 days after their last volleyball Superdome, since the singer eight-team state tournament finals. brating the team’s storied past, and the match. They won by 56 points. The move from the NL Central to had her own generator. And it the AL West in 2013. “You’ve played with them growing up, girls pass by that shrine every day on the team motto this year is “Together We apparently wasn’t a case of so you can guess what they’re going to do. way to the gym. Make it Rain.” too much demand for power. You know what kind of player they are,” The game remains a vital part of the “A couple of times when we’ve had a COLLEGE FOOTBALL said senior Allison Hedges, whose sister town’s personality, and the girls on this couple of sets of sisters on the floor at Super Bowl comes up Top recruit switches Ashley is a freshman on the team. “You year’s team have been playing together for one time, it just seems like they do know short of ratings record from Auburn to Alabama know what move they’re going to make.” years. Unlike other teams, the Bullettes we’re they’re at. Some of their passes, I ATLANTA — Five-star In fact, sibling intuition is often the have often always had a sister there to wonder how in the world that pass got NEW YORK — The Super linebacker prospect Reuben best play in the Mediapolis playbook. push them past their comfort zone. there. They know,”Rogers said. Bowl fell short of setting a Foster will play for Alabama Post player Haley Hillyard recalled The girls insist that they hardly Though the team’s leading scorer, viewership record, but it after a recruiting process that getting stuck in the corner with a pass notice the fact that half the team is Andrea Larson, doesn’t have a sister on stands as the third most- thrown by her little sister, Heidi, during related to each other. But they also all the team, five of the next six behind her watched program in U.S. tel- left him torn between the a recent practice. Haley figured that believe that their sisters have made in points are related. The Hillyards and evision history. state’s two rivals — and Heidi’s next move was a sharp cut to the them much better players. Holsteens have each taken nearly the The Nielsen Co. said an sporting an Auburn tattoo. basket, even though Haley seemed It doesn’t stop at hoops, either. Four same number of shots and average estimated 108.4 million peo- The Auburn (Ala.) High boxed in. Without a word and barely a sets of these sisters play on the volley- roughly the same amount of points per ple watched the Baltimore School star said Monday glance, Haley chucked it through heavy ball team, which made it all the way to night, and the nine sisters combine for Ravens’ 34-31 victory over night on Fox SportsSouth traffic and straight to Heidi for a layup. the state semifinals. Three of the pairs roughly two-thirds of the team’s scor- the San Francisco 49ers. The that he plans to sign with the Those kinds of moments happen are also cousins. ing. most-watched events in U.S. two-time defending national quite a lot. “We’re each other’s biggest criticiz- It all stems from what the girls TV history were last year’s champion Crimson Tide over “It’s great opportunity to see how ers. Like, if you’re doing something describe as “one big family,” and one game, seen by 111.3 million, the Tigers — where he had they’re alike in so many ways,” said wrong (we’d say), ‘Well, you should they hope makes the three-hour drive and the 2010 game, with 111 committed at one point — coach Todd Rogers. “But you can also have drove, you should have not done to Des Moines together for the state million viewers. and Georgia. He had switched his initial commit- see how they’re different too, which is that.’We’ll tell each other because we’re tournament next month. Gamblers set record nice to see because they want to be their sisters. Nobody else is going to say any- “Since I was little, my mom always ment from Alabama to rival own individuals.” thing about it. So it’s almost a good told me, ‘You’re going to get along with with betting on game Auburn, and then withdrew Mediapolis is a rural farming town of thing because you have someone who’s your sister no matter what,’” Haley LAS VEGAS — Sports fans his pledge to the Tigers after about 1,500 tucked in the southeast (giving) you some advice.” Haley Hillyard said. bet a record $98.9 million at the firing of coach Gene Nevada casinos on the Super Chizik. Before flipping, Bowl, the Nevada Gaming though, he got an Auburn Chandler rejoins U.S. team for World Cup qualifier Control Board said. tattoo etched onto his right Unaudited tallies show forearm. 183 sports books made $7.2 National signing day is BY RONALD BLUM qualifiers of the semifinal million on the football Wednesday. The Associated Press round, saying he wasn’t ready to make a decision. He action. The San Francisco Cal reaches settlement 49ers started out as a 5-point Nearly two years after returned for the Nov.14 exhi- with ex-coach Tedford playing his first game for the bition at Russia and said he favorite but the Baltimore U.S. national team, defender was fully committed to the Ravens won 34-31. Odds BERKELEY, Calif. — Timmy Chandler is set to U.S. team. makers say California fans California reached a settle- commit his future to the “Everybody has wel- drove the unprecedented ment with former football Americans rather than leave comed me with open arms handle, flooding Las Vegas coach Jeff Tedford on open the possibility of play- and I am here to do my best and the Lake Tahoe area with Monday that will pay him up ing for Germany. for the national team,” wagers on the hometown to $5.55 million for the final With regular right back Chandler said. “My dream is team, which hadn’t been in three seasons of his contract. Steve Cherundolo sidelined to represent the United the Super Bowl since 1995. Under terms of his con- tract, Tedford had been guar- by a knee injury, Chandler States in a World Cup. This is Lions part ways with appears likely to start a great team and I think we anteed $2.3 million a year for Wednesday when the U.S. can do something special.” receiver Titus Young the final three seasons of his opens the final round of Under FIFA rules, he DETROIT — The Detroit contract. World Cup qualifying at would be tied to the U.S. once Lions have released wide With the settlement Honduras. he appears for the Americans receiver Titus Young. announced by the school on Monday, Tedford will get $1.8 “It’s a huge opportunity The Associated Press in a competitive match. The team made the for Timmy,” U.S. coach Nuremberg’s Timothy Chandler, left, and Bayern's David Alaba chal- Chandler joins fellow announcement Monday. It million in 2013, $1.8 million in 2014 and $1.95 million in Jurgen Klinsmann said lenge for the ball during a German first division soccer match in German-Americans wasn’t much of a surprise. 2015, saving Cal at least $1.35 Monday after announcing his November. Chandler is likely to start for the United States on Jermaine Jones, Fabian Young was banished from the team in November for million over the three years. 24-man roster. Wednesday at Honduras. Johnson and Danny Williams Chandler, who turns 23 on the U.S. roster. what Jim Schwarz called The deal allows Tedford to next month, became a regu- mother, the speedy Chandler not included in the 2011 “I think he’s simply just unacceptable behavior and keep a larger share of any lar for Nuremberg during the was noticed by former U.S. CONCACAF Gold Cup ros- maturing. He’s growing into was later put on injured salary he receives in the next second half of the 2010-11 defender Tony Sanneh, a ter by then-coach Bob his role as a fulltime profes- reserve. Young was also told three seasons as a college season. one-time Nuremberg player Bradley, who said he wanted sional,” Klinsmann said. “We to stay away from the team head coach or NFL head “For me. It’s going to be a who got him in touch with to give Chandler time off were very patient or are during its last offseason for coach or assistant. The uni- great experience,” Chandler the American coaching staff. following his first patient with Timmy to punching teammate Louis versity and Tedford will split said.“Everyone is saying how Chandler made his U.S. Bundesliga season. mature. For us coaches, it’s Delmas when the safety was- evenly any amount he earns a big a game it is. It’s like a debut in March 2011 against Chandler turned down the job to understand where n’t looking. in excess of $1.5 million in derby in Germany.” Argentina and played in Klinsmann’s invitation for certain players are. He still Detroit drafted Young out any year in those roles before A son of an American eight games that year, but the U.S. training camp last has a lot to improve. He still of Boise State in 2011 and he Dec. 31, 2015. serviceman and German all were exhibitions. He was May ahead of the opening has a way to go.” had 48 receptions for 607 yards and six touchdowns as SOCCER a rookie. His production Police say hundreds of dropped off last season. Morgan can do will be a Wash is going to Linfield among the eight fastest matches were fixed BULLDOGS bonus for the Bulldogs. College, where she will study swimmers who aren’t cham- COLLEGE BASKETBALL THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Organized Freshman leads North Bend coach Chris nursing and pre-med. pions at any of the four Class Indiana returns to No. 1; Richmond said Henley is the “They have a swim team,” 4A-3A-2A-1A district meets. crime gangs have fixed or NB boys overwhelming favorite for the she said. “It’s always an Morgan also is in that catego- Ducks fall in rankings tried to fix hundreds of soc- For the fifth straight week cer matches around the From Page B1 district meet. The Hornets option if I want to try it out.” ry, and Hannah could be as have far more entries than Morgan said she likely will well. there is a new No. 1 in The world in recent years, includ- any other team — a big plus, spend two years at North Bend’s boys will be Associated Press’ men’s col- ing World Cup and European Because of her injury, since 12 swimmers score in Southwestern Oregon led this week by freshman lege basketball poll. This Championship qualifiers and Morgan will be limited to the each individual event. (Teams Community College, study- Karl Stuntzner-Gibson, the time it’s Indiana. two Champions League breaststroke, the 50 freestyle are limited to one scoring ing psychology before trans- top seed in both the 100 but- The Hoosiers, the presea- games, Europol announced. and relays this week. And she team in each relay.) ferring to a four-year school, terfly and 500 freestyle. son No. 1 who held the top The European Union’s will face long odds to repeat But Morgan and Wash ideally one with a swim team. Junior Amedee Kirkpatrick is spot for the first five weeks of police agency said an 18- as champion in the breast- should help North Bend place First, though, is finishing seeded second in the individ- the regular season, moved up month review found 380 sus- stroke. high in the team race. this season. ual medley and sophomore two spots, following their picious matches in Europe That’s both because of “Kelsey has reached the North Bend should be able Noah Langlie is seeded third weekend win over No. 1 and another 300 question- Dallas, her freshman team- top level and won a state to advance several girls to the in the butterfly and fourth in Michigan and No. 2 Kansas’ able games outside the conti- mate, and Cascade Christian championship,” Richmond state meet. Bennett is favored the 500 freestyle. loss to Oklahoma State. nent, mainly in Africa, Asia star Breanna Sapienza, who is said. “Galen has been trying in the 200 freestyle, and Cottage Grove, which has Oregon fell from No. 10 to and South and Central the top seed in the event this to get to that point. Dallas is the top seed in the the top seed in most of the No. 19 after losing both America. It also found evi- week at district, a few sec- “They’re both great relay 500 freestyle. They both also individual events and all games in the Bay Area last dence that a Singapore- onds faster than the two swimmers.” should advance easily in their three relays, is the favorite in week. based crime syndicate was North Bend standouts. Both also may become other events, either by win- the boys team race, Meanwhile, Baylor involved in some of the Given her injury,whatever college swimmers. ning them or finishing Richmond said. remained No. 1 in The match-fixing. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Tuesday, February5,2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Pacers add to Vonn suffers injury home win streak at championships I American is lifted the turning middle part that THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Wizards, who entered the slowed her down but attacked game tied with the Charlotte from course by a the bottom part for a strong INDIANAPOLIS — David Bobcats for the worst record helicopter after ski finish to earn her third world West scored 29 points and in the NBA. championship medal — all in Paul George had 21 points, 11 Jamal Crawford scored 28 accident today silver. She took second in rebounds and five assists, points, and DeAndre Jordan downhill and super-com- leading Indiana past short- had a career-high 22 bined at the 2009 event in Val handed Chicago 111-101 on rebounds for the Clippers. SCHLADMING, Austria d’Isere, France, when she (AP) — Tina Maze became Monday night for a share of Griffin had a streak of 197 became the youngest Swiss the first Slovenian skier to the Central Division lead. straight games end. skier to medal at 18. win a world championship The Pacers have won Heat 99, Bobcats 94: Mancuso also wasn’t fully gold medal in a speed event three straight and extended LeBron James scored 31 satisfied with her run. their home winning streak to today, taking the opening points and Chris Bosh added “It’s always really nice to 14, matching the team’s women’s super-G in a race 23 to lead Miami to its 10th win a medal, but of course I longest since 2002-03. that was overshadowed by a consecutive victory over know I could have a better Marco Belinelli had a sea- crash involving Lindsey Charlotte. run,” the American said, son-high 24 points and Nate Vonn. Dwyane Wade had 20 adding it was “really hard” to Robinson had 19 to lead the Vonn lost her balance points and 12 rebounds for race after the crash of Vonn, Bulls, who lost for only the the Heat, who have won nine while landing after a jump third time in and was taken to a hospital by who started three racers of their last 10 at home. ahead. nine games. James was 13 for 14 from the helicopter with an apparent NBA Vonn fell after a long The Bulls field, for a career-best 93 right knee injury. The four- jump, her ski came off imme- played percent shooting. The Heat time overall World Cup diately, and she slid off again with- Recap improved to 19-3 on their champion received medical course and hit a gate before out starting home floor. treatment on the slope for 12 coming to a halt. guards Kirk Hinrich (elbow), Ramon Sessions scored 18 minutes before being airlifted Vonn trailed Maze by 0.12 Derrick Rose (knee) and cen- points for Charlotte. to the hospital. seconds shortly before the ter Joakim Noah (foot). The Knicks 99, Pistons 85: There was no immediate Bulls also survived a scare The Associated Press update on her condition. crash. The race continued Tyson Chandler tied a fran- Indiana Pacers forward Paul George gets a reverse dunk over Chicago when Belinelli crashed to the Maze won the race in all- after another 15-minute delay. chise record with his third Bulls forward Taj Gibson in the second half of their game Monday. floor clutching his right ankle straight 20-rebound game, attacking style in 1 minute, Days of snow and rain had affected the course and soft- late in the first quarter. Carmelo Anthony scored 27 such drama the third time quarter run to take the lead 35.39 seconds, beating Lara ened the surface especially in Indiana seized control points, and New York cruised around. with 2:40 left in regula- Gut of Switzerland by 0.38. the lower part. The evening with a 15-4 run in the third to its fifth consecutive victory. Oklahoma City led by at tion. Julia Mancuso of the United before the race, FIS women’s quarter that made it 79-67 In a game that was decided least 20 throughout the sec- Utah had a chance to win States was 0.52 behind in race director Atle Skaardal with 4:13 to go. Chicago early, Chandler played long ond half, winning for the it in regulation, but big man third. never got closer than four the enough to grab his 20th 10th time in 11 meetings Al Jefferson shot an air ball 3- “The gold medal means a called it an “extreme situa- rest of the way. rebound midway through the between the teams since pointer at the buzzer. lot to me,”Maze said. “I had a tion.” Wizards 98, Clippers fourth quarter. After grabbing Dallas beat the Thunder in Jason Thompson led the great run. Slovenia is a small Several racers struggled 90: Martell Webster scored 20 in victories on Friday and the 2011 Western Conference Kings with a season-high 23 country and has so many with the conditions, with 21 points, and Washington Saturday night, he became finals on its way to the NBA points, and Tyreke Evans great athletes. That makes favorites like Maria Hoefl- broke a four-game losing the first Knicks player to have championship. That includes added 20 but had a key me really happy.” Riesch of Germany and Anna streak against a Los Angeles 20 in three straight games a four-game sweep of the turnover in overtime. The race had been delayed Fenninger of Austria failing 1 to finish. team missing Blake Griffin since Hall of Famer Willis Mavs in the first round of last 76ers 78, Magic 61: by 3 ⁄2 hours because of thick and Chris Paul. Reed in December 1969. year’s playoffs. Spencer Hawes had 21 points fog hanging over the course, “It’s not a very difficult With Griffin nursing a Newly acquired Jose Shawn Marion was the and 14 rebounds and Jrue and was called off after 36 course, but in some parts you strained left hamstring and Calderon scored 15 points in lone bright spot for Dallas, Holiday had 13 points and 14 racers because new clouds of couldn’t see anything,” Paul still dealing with a his Detroit debut. hitting 10 of 14 shots and assists to lead Philadelphia to fog were moving in. The Fabienne Suter of bruised right kneecap, the Thunder 112, Mavericks scoring 23 points. its third straight win. results stand as the top-30 Switzerland said. Wizards pulled away with a 91: TRussell Westbrook Jazz 98, Kings 91, OT: Nick Young had 15 points racers had started their run. After eight starters, the 7-0 run late in the fourth scored 24 points, Kevin Randy Foye had 20 points, for the Sixers, who won three “I was prepared for a long race was interrupted for 15 quarter, spurred by a pair of Durant had 19 points and 10 including six in overtime, straight games for the first day,” said Maze, who earned minutes following a crash by big offensive rebounds by rebounds, and Oklahoma and Utah defeated time since the final three her fourth world champi- a course worker, who needed Nene. City avoided a third straight Sacramento. games of November. onship medal. “World cham- to be taken off the course by Nene and Garrett Temple overtime game against Dallas. Paul Millsap added 14, Orlando listed six players pionships are special, you helicopter. There was no scored 15 points apiece, The Mavericks had tied with a key block, step-back as inactive in its 10th straight have to stay focused. I knew immediate information Emeka Okafor grabbed 14 the first two meetings this jumper and rebound in the loss. E’Twaun Moore had 18 we would race today despite available on his condition. rebounds, and John Wall had season with 3-pointers at the extra session for the Jazz, points and Nik Vucevic all the delays.” The men’s super-G is 13 points and eight assists for very end, but there was no who used an 8-0 fourth- grabbed 14 rebounds. Gut had two mistakes in scheduled for Wednesday. Scoreboard

100 Backstroke — 1. Alex New, Churchill, 200 Individual Medley — 1. Leta Spradley, Milwaukee at Utah, 6 p.m. 22. Wichita State 19-4 83 14 Dallas 3, Colorado 2 On The Air 1:01.47. Also: Michael Stephens, Marshfield, Henley, 2:20.13. Also: Galen Wash, North Bend, San Antonio at Minnesota, 6 p.m. 23. Mississippi 17-4 69 16 Phoenix 2, Minnesota 1 1:17.73; Caydn Lofton, Marshfield, 1:23.75; 2:47.58. Blazers 100, Timberwolves 98 24. Oklahoma State 15-5 57 — Vancouver 3, Edmonton 2, OT Today George Hill, Marshfield, 1:30.13; John Lahr, 50 Freestyle — 1. Kylee Burks, Phoenix, 26.46. PORTLAND (100): Batum 2-4 0-0 4, Aldridge 25. Pittsburgh 18-5 54 — Anaheim 2, San Jose 1 High School Boys Basketball — North Bend at Marshfield, 1:52.99. Also: Kelsey Morgan, North Bend, 27.31; Kimi 12-17 1-5 25, Hickson 4-6 0-0 8, Lillard 9-17 3-3 25. San Diego State 16-5 54 20 Today’s Games Marshfield, 7 p.m., KMHS (91.3 FM) and K-Light 100 Breaststroke — 1. Elijah Yang, Willamette, Haruyama, North Bend, 28.66; Bayley 21, Matthews 7-11 4-4 22, Claver 1-2 0-0 2, Others receiving votes: Notre Dame 47, N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 4 p.m. (98.7 FM). 1:08.27. Also: Bill Fields, Marshfield, 1:15.21. Christopher, North Bend, 32.54; Shaelynn Leonard 1-2 0-0 2, Smith 2-3 2-2 7, Barton 1-4 0- Colorado State 38, Marquette 38, VCU 33, Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 4 p.m. High School Girls Basketball — North Bend at GIRLS Brierly, North Bend, 35.73. 0 2, Babbitt 2-4 1-2 7. Totals 41-70 11-16 100. Wisconsin 25, N.C. State 24, Memphis 19, Saint Toronto at Washington, 4 p.m. Marshfield, 5:30 p.m., KMHS (1420 AM) and K-Light 200 Freestyle — 1. Bridget McCarthy, 100 Butterfly — 1. Breanna Sapienza, Cascade MINNESOTA (98): Kirilenko 1-4 0-0 2, Mary’s 18, Southern Miss. 13, UNLV 12, Belmont Los Angeles at Columbus, 4 p.m. (98.7 FM). Marshfield, 2:03.61. Also: Kayla Sparkman, Christian, 53.98. Also: Madysen Hannah, North D.Williams 0-5 1-2 1, Pekovic 5-11 3-3 13, Rubio 4- 7, Louisiana Tech 6, Kentucky 4, Middle Buffalo at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. Men’s College Basketball — Florida at Marshfield, 2:12.44; Dominique Randle, Bend, 1:16.09; Galen Wash, North Bend, 1:16.67. 9 7-8 15, Ridnour 5-9 0-0 10, Shved 3-10 1-2 8, Tennessee 4, UCLA 4, Akron 2, Oklahoma 2, Saint Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. Arkansas, 4 p.m. ESPN; Villanova at DePaul, 4 Marshfield, 2:22.12; MacKenzie Stueve, 100 Freestyle — 1. Alyse Darnall, Phoenix, Barea 7-13 2-2 17, Cunningham 11-17 1-2 23, Louis 1. Calgary at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. p.m., ESPN2; Ohio State at Michigan, 6 p.m., 55.15. Also: Alyssa Bennett, North Bend, 56.03; Florida at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. Marshfield, NT. Stiemsma 2-2 0-0 4, Gelabale 2-5 0-0 5. Totals The Associated Press Women’s Top 25 ESPN. Kimi Haruyama, North Bend, 1:05.56; Bayley 40-85 15-19 98. Nashville at St. Louis, 5 p.m. 200 Individual Medley — 1. Shaylyn Brownell, The top 25 teams in the The Associated Press’ Hockey — Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m., Christopher, North Bend, 1:18.90. Portland 25 24 28 23 — 100 Chicago at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. Marshfield, 2:16.27. Also: Asha Huffman, women’s college basketball poll, with first-place NBC Sports Network. 500 Freestyle — 1. Cassie Dallas, North Bend, Minnesota 18 20 20 40 — 98 Wednesday’s Games Marshfield, 2:41.74; Nichole Norton, Marshfield, votes in parentheses, records through Feb. 3, Wednesday, Feb. 6 5:19.80. Also: Desiree Adams, North Bend, 3-Point Goals—Portland 7-18 (Matthews 4-8, Boston at Montreal, 4:30 p.m. 3:26.53; Cassidy Devoe, Marshfield, NT. total points based on 25 points for a first-place Men’s College Basketball — Baylor at 8:11.73. Babbitt 2-4, Smith 1-1, Batum 0-1, Barton 0-1, Anaheim at Colorado, 6:30 p.m. 50 Freestyle — 1. Elyse Trendell, Marshfield, vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and Oklahoma State, 4 p.m., ESPN; Marquette at 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. North Bend, 1:47.92. Claver 0-1, Lillard 0-2), Minnesota 3-13 (Gelabale Dallas at Edmonton, 7 p.m. 26.53. Also: Jodi Mork, Marshfield, 28.74; last week’s ranking: South Florida, 4 p.m., ESPN2; Air Force at New 100 Backstroke — 1. Alyse Darnall, Phoenix, 1-2, Barea 1-4, Shved 1-4, D.Williams 0-1, Ridnour Amanda Waldrop, Marshfield, 29.66; MacKenzie Record Pts Prv Mexico, 6 p.m., Root Sports. 1:02.85. Also: Madysen Hannah, North Bend, 0-2). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Portland 45 Vick, Marshfield, 31.91; Hannah Delgado, 1. Baylor (37) 20-1 997 1 Transactions NBA Basketball — San Antonio at Minnesota, 6 1:08.60; Desiree Adams, North Bend, 1;27.12; (Aldridge 13), Minnesota 38 (Pekovic 11). Marshfield, 32.41; Larissa Norton, Marshfield, 2. Notre Dame 20-1 955 2 p.m., ESPN. Mayleigh Workman, North Bend, 1:33.58. Assists—Portland 23 (Lillard 6), Minnesota 23 BASEBALL 35.16; Katie Osegueroa, Marshfield, 36.40; 3. UConn (3) 20-1 928 3 Hockey — Boston at Montreal, 4:30 p.m., NBC 100 Breaststroke — 1. Breanna Sapienza, (Rubio 14). Total Fouls—Portland 24, Minnesota American League 100 Butterfly — 1. Alyssa Hedgpeth, 4. Stanford 20-2 862 4 Sports Network. North Bend, 1:07.41. Also: Cassie Dallas, North 20. A—13,446 (19,356). DETROIT TIGERS—Agreed to terms with RHP Marshfield, 1:09.44. Also: Brittany Banks, 5. Duke 20-1 845 5 Thursday, Feb. 7 Bend, 1:10.11; Kelsey Morgan, North Bend, Max Scherzer on a one-year contract. Marshfield, 1:14.48; Cheyenne McNeely, 6. California 19-2 807 6 Men’s College Basketball — Teams TBA, 4 p.m. 1:11.66. HOUSTON ASTROS—Traded SS Jed Lowrie and Marshfield, 1:23.96; Kaitlyn James, Marshfield, College Basketball 7. Maryland 18-3 753 10 and 6 p.m., ESPN and ESPN2; Old Dominion at 400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Phoenix, 3:50.80. RHP Fernando Rodriguez to Oakland for 1B Chris 1:24.52. 8. Penn St. 17-3 642 7 Drexel, 4 p.m., NBC Sports Network; Seattle at 100 Freestyle — 1. Bridget McCarthy, Also: North Bend, 4:04.00. Carter, RHP Brad Peacock and C Max Stassi. College Polls 9. Georgia 19-3 632 13 Denver, 6 p.m., Root Sports; St. Mary’s at Santa Marshfield, 57.28. Also: Elyse Trendell, National League 10. Kentucky 19-3 630 8 Clara, 8 p.m., ESPN2; Pepperdine at Gonzaga, 8 Marshfield, 1:01.20; Amanda Waldrop, The Associated Press Men’s Top 25 COLORADO ROCKIES—Named Bob Apodaca Pro Basketball 11. Louisville 19-4 553 12 p.m., Root Sports. Marshfield, 1:12.82; MacKenzie Stueve, The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ col- assistant minor league pitching coordinator; 12. Tennessee 17-5 512 9 NBA Basketball — Los Angeles Lakers at Marshfield, 1:17.91; Nichole Norton, Marshfield, lege basketball poll, with first-place votes in Mark Strittmatter minor league catching coordi- NBA 13. Purdue 18-3 502 14 Boston, 5 p.m., TNT; Chicago at Denver, 7:30 1:21.66; MacKenzie Vick, Marshfield, 1:22.34; parentheses, records through Feb. 3, total points nator; Andy Stover assistant minor league reha- EASTERN CONFERENCE 14. Texas A&M 17-5 497 16 p.m., TNT. Kassy Freerksen, Marshfield, 1:23.77; Cassidy based on 25 points for a first-place vote through bilitation coordinator; Andy McKay minor league Atlantic Division W L Pct GB 15. South Carolina 19-3 480 15 Golf — PGA Tour AT&T Pebble Beach National Devoe, Marshfield, 1:24.53; Katia Oseguera, one point for a 25th-place vote and last week’s peak performance coordinator; Glenallen Hill New York 31 15 .674 — 16. North Carolina 20-3 458 11 Pro-Am, noon, Golf Channel; European Tour Joburg Marshfield, 1:34.57. ranking: manager, Dave Schuler pitching coach, Dave Brooklyn 28 19 .596 3 1/2 17. UCLA 17-4 409 18 Open, 8 a.m., Golf Channel. 500 Freestyle — 1. Larissaa Augustine, Record Pts Prv Hajek coach and Mike Jasperson strength and Boston 24 23 .511 7 1/2 18. Dayton 19-1 397 17 Springfield, 5:28.96. Also: Kayla Sparkman, 1. Indiana (58) 20-2 1,615 3 conditioning trainer for Colorado Springs (PCL); Philadelphia 21 26 .447 10 1/2 19. Florida St. 18-4 223 20 Marshfield, 5:48.14; Dominique Randle, 2. Florida (7) 18-2 1,536 4 Duane Espy development supervisor, Kevin Local Schedule Toronto 17 31 .354 15 20. Delaware 18-3 205 25 Marshfield, 6:23.05; Kaitlyn James, Marshfield, 3. Michigan 20-2 1,490 1 Riggs manager, Darryl Scott pitching coach, Southeast Division W L Pct GB 21. Colorado 16-5 162 22 Today 6:43.20; Hannah Delgado, Marshfield, 6:44.35. 4. Duke 19-2 1,413 5 Darin Everson hitting coach, Chris Dovey med- Miami 31 14 .689 — 22. Oklahoma St. 15-5 128 19 High School Boys Basketball — Nonleague: 100 Backstroke — 1. Angela Sampson, Marist, 5. Kansas 19-2 1,350 2 ical trainer and Brian Buck strength and condi- Atlanta 26 20 .565 5 1/2 23. Oklahoma 16-5 127 21 North Bend at Marshfield, 7 p.m. Sunset 1:06.57. Also: Brittany Banks, Marshfield, 6. Gonzaga 21-2 1,249 7 tioning trainer for Tulsa (TL); Fred Nelson devel- Orlando 14 34 .292 18 1/2 24. Syracuse 18-3 80 — Conference: Coquille at Myrtle Point, 7:30 p.m.; 1:14.04; Jodi Mork, Marshfield, 1:167.08; Kassy 7. Arizona 19-2 1,248 8 opment supervisor and Dave Burba pitching Washington 12 35 .255 20 25. Iowa St. 15-5 71 23 Bandon at Reedsport, 7:30 p.m.; Gold Beach at Freerksen, Marshfield, 1:36.09; Larissa Norton, 8. Miami 17-3 1,132 14 coach for Modesto (Cal); Marv Foley develop- Charlotte 11 36 .234 21 Others receiving votes: Green Bay 31, Glide, 7:30 p.m.; Skyline League: Pacific at Marshfield, NT. 9. Syracuse 18-3 1,091 6 Central Division W L Pct GB Nebraska 20, West Virginia 20, Michigan St. 19, ment supervisor and Fred Ocasio manager of Powers, 7:30 p.m. 100 Breaststroke — 1. Shaylyn Brownell, 10. Ohio St. 17-4 1,033 11 Indiana 29 19 .604 — Michigan 13, Toledo 11, Kansas 7, UTEP 5, Asheville (SAL); Ron Gideon development super- High School Girls Basketball — Nonleague: Marshfield, 1:09.27. Also: Alyssa Hedgpeth, 11. Louisville 18-4 1,018 12 Chicago 29 19 .604 — Villanova 4, Washington 4, Miami 2, Middle visor, Drew Saylor manager, Frank Gonzales North Bend at Marshfield, 5:30 p.m. Sunset Marshfield, 1:15.81; Asha Huffman, Marshfield, 12. Michigan St. 18-4 994 13 Milwaukee 25 21 .543 3 Tennessee 2, Pacific 2, SMU 2, Creighton 1, Iowa pitching coach, Warren Schaeffer coach and Conference: Coquille at Myrtle Point, 6 p.m.; 1:27.57; Cheyenne McNeely, Marshfield, 1:36.01. 13. Kansas St. 17-4 782 18 Casey Papas medical trainer for Tri-City (NWL); Detroit 18 31 .367 11 1/2 14. Butler 18-4 774 9 1, Wyoming 1. Bandon at Reedsport, 6 p.m.; Gold Beach at Class 4A-3A-2A-1A District 4 Cleveland 14 34 .292 15 and Tony Diaz development supervisor, Anthony Glide, 6 p.m.; Skyline League: Pacific at Powers, 15. New Mexico 19-3 660 20 Sanders manager, Lee Stevens hitting coach and Friday and Saturday WESTERN CONFERENCE 6 p.m. 16. Creighton 20-3 578 21 Hockey John Duff medical trainer for Grand Junction At North Bend Southwest Division W L Pct GB Wednesday, Feb. 6 17. Cincinnati 18-4 552 24 Top seeds and North Bend entries San Antonio 38 11 .776 — (Pioneer). Men’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Umpqua, 18. Minnesota 17-5 454 23 NHL SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Claimed INF Tony Memphis 30 16 .652 6 1/2 19. Oregon 18-4 390 10 7:30 p.m. BOYS Houston 26 23 .531 12 EASTERN CONFERENCE Abreu off waivers from Kansas City. Women’s College Basketball — SWOCC at 200 Medley Relay — 1. Cottage Grove, 1:51.20. 20. Georgetown 16-4 364 — Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA BASKETBALL Dallas 20 28 .417 17 1/2 21. Missouri 16-5 245 17 Umpqua, 5:30 p.m. Also: North Bend, 2:05.00. New Orleans 15 33 .313 22 1/2 Pittsburgh 9 6 3 0 12 30 22 National Basketball Association Thursday, Feb. 7 200 Freestyle — 1. Brandon Hill, Cottage 22. Oklahoma St. 15-5 235 — New Jersey 8 4 1 3 11 20 19 SAN ANTONIO SPURS—Recalled C Aron Baynes Northwest Division W L Pct GB 23. Pittsburgh 18-5 207 — No local events scheduled. Grove, 1:56.43. Also: Edie Metcalf, North Bend, Oklahoma City 36 12 .750 — N.Y. Islanders 8 4 3 1 9 27 26 from Austin (NBADL). 2:32.90. 24. Marquette 15-5 137 25 N.Y. Rangers 8 4 4 0 8 19 22 FOOTBALL Denver 30 18 .625 6 25. Notre Dame 18-4 132 — 200 Individual Medley — 1. Caleb Leezel, Philadelphia 9 3 6 0 6 21 26 National Football League Swimming Utah 27 22 .551 9 1/2 Others receiving votes: Mississippi 75, NC Cottage Grove, 2:02.45. Also: Amedee Northeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA CINCINNATI BENGALS—Reinstated LB Brandon Portland 25 23 .521 11 State 64, Colorado St. 49, Wichita St. 49, Kirkpatrick, North Bend, 2:23.19. Boston 8 6 1 1 13 24 19 Joiner from the reserve/did not report list. District Entries Minnesota 18 27 .400 16 1/2 Memphis 44, Wisconsin 28, Saint Mary’s (Cal) 27, 50 Freestyle — 1. Marich Sikes, Klamath Montreal 8 6 2 0 12 26 17 DALLAS COWBOYS—Reassigned receivers Pacific Division W L Pct GB Louisiana Tech 24, Kentucky 21, San Diego St. 17, Midwestern League Union, 23.50. Also: James Jordan, North Bend, Ottawa 9 5 3 1 11 25 16 coach Jimmy Robinson to senior coaching con- L.A. Clippers 34 16 .680 — UNLV 13, Saint Louis 8, UCLA 8, VCU 8, Akron 4, At Springfield 24.66; Amedee Kirkpatrick, North Bend, 25.06; Toronto 9 4 5 0 8 22 27 sultant. Named Derek Dooley wide receivers Golden State 30 17 .638 2 1/2 Virginia 4, UConn 2, Belmont 1. Top seeds and Marshfield entries Alexandre Siebenaller, North Bend, 28.15; Victor L.A. Lakers 22 26 .458 11 Buffalo 9 3 5 1 7 27 33 coach. BOYS Elam, North Bend, 34.68. Sacramento 17 33 .340 17 USA Today Men’s Top 25 Southeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA DETROIT LIONS—Released WR Titus Young. 200 Freestyle — 1. Carlos Hunnicutt, 100 Butterfly — 1. Karl Stuntzner-Gibson, Phoenix 16 32 .333 17 The top 25 teams in the USA Today men’s col- Tampa Bay 8 6 2 0 12 39 21 HOCKEY Springfield, 1:44.97. Also: Spencer Fromm, North Bend, 57.72. Also: Noah Langlie, North Monday’s Games lege basketball poll, with first-place votes in Carolina 8 4 4 0 8 22 24 National Hockey League Marshfield, 2:02.38; Bill Fields, Marshfield, Bend, 1:01.99. Philadelphia 78, Orlando 61 parentheses, records through Feb. 3, points Winnipeg 8 3 4 1 7 24 32 COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS—Placed D Adrian 2:07.95; Brogan Bracelin, Marshfield, 2:20.21; 100 Freestyle — 1. Haden Wallin, Henley, Washington 98, L.A. Clippers 90 based on 25 points for a first-place vote through Florida 8 3 5 0 6 20 30 Aucoin on injured reserve, retroactive to Jan. 29. George Hill, Marshfield, 2:45.57. 53.88. Also: James Jordan, North Bend, 57.08; Indiana 111, Chicago 101 one point for a 25th-place vote and last week’s Washington 9 2 6 1 5 21 33 Recalled D Cody Goloubef from Springfield 200 Individual Medley — 1. Elijah Yang, Dylan Cotton, North Bend, 1:02.26; Edie Metcalf, New York 99, Detroit 85 ranking: WESTERN CONFERENCE (AHL). Willamette, 2:09.24. Also: Wesley Bauer, North Bend, 1:07.59; Alexandre Siebenaller, Miami 99, Charlotte 94 Record Pts Pvs Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA NEW YORK RANGERS—Traded F Mike Rupp to Marshfield, 2;27.48; Derek Miller, Marshfield, North Bend, 1:15.57. Portland 100, Minnesota 98 1. Indiana (25) 20-2 766 3 Chicago 9 7 0 2 16 28 20 Minnesota for F Darroll Powe and F Nick 2:39.90; Lane Koster, Marshfield, 2:55.54. 500 Freestyle — 1. Karl Stuntzner-Gibson, Oklahoma City 112, Dallas 91 2. Florida (6) 18-2 742 4 St. Louis 8 6 2 0 12 31 19 Palmieri. 50 Freestyle — 1. Thomas Beedy, Churchill, North Bend, 5:00.84. Also: Noah Langlie, North Utah 98, Sacramento 91, OT 3. Michigan 20-2 690 2 Detroit 8 4 3 1 9 22 24 SOCCER 24.55. Also: Elias Mendez, Marshfield, 25.23; Bend, 5:29.86; Stewart Lyons, North Bend, Today’s Games 4. Duke 19-2 683 5 Nashville 8 3 2 3 9 1420 Major League Soccer Caleb Kyllo, Marshfield, 26.78; Zaq Carroll, 6:32.10. Atlanta at Indiana, 4 p.m. 5. Kansas 19-2 654 1 Columbus 9 3 5 1 7 18 28 CHICAGO FIRE—Traded F Dominic Oduro to Marshfield, 26.89; John Lahr, Marshfield, 28.38. 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Cottage Grove, L.A. Lakers at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. 6. Gonzaga 21-2 614 7 Northwest GP W L OT Pts GF GA Columbus for M Dilly Duka and the right of first 100 Butterfly — 1. Carlos Hunnicutt, 1:35.85. Also: North Bend, 1:40.42. Golden State at Houston, 5 p.m. 7. Arizona 20-2 601 8 Vancouver 9 5 2 2 12 24 22 refusal to M Robbie Rogers. Springfield, 52.45. Also: Wesley Bauer, 100 Backstroke — 1. Sam Garrison, Cottage Phoenix at Memphis, 5 p.m. 8. Michigan State 18-4 518 9 Edmonton 9 4 3 2 10 22 24 NEW YORK RED BULLS—Traded F Kenny Marshfield, 1:03.17; Derek Miller, Marshfield, Grove, 57.23. Milwaukee at Denver, 6 p.m. 9. Syracuse 18-3 514 6 Minnesota 9 4 4 1 9 21 24 Cooper to Dallas for allocation money. 1:14.23; Victor Lahr, Marshfield, 1:25.03; Lane 100 Breaststroke — 1. Caleb Leczel, Cottage Wednesday’s Games 10. Ohio State 17-4 502 11 Colorado 9 4 5082123 TORONTO FC—Traded F Eric Hassli to Dallas for Koster, Marshfield, 1:29.91. Grove, 1:03.34. Also: Stewart Lyons, North Bend, Charlotte at Cleveland, 4 p.m. 11. Miami 17-3 485 15 Calgary 6 1 3 2 4 16 24 a conditional 2014 second-round draft pick. 100 Freestyle — 1. Hayden Dover, North 1:24.04; Dylan Cotton, North Bend, 1:30.26; Indiana at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. 12. Louisville 18-4 470 13 Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA COLLEGE Eugene, 54.80. Also: Elias Mendez, Marshfield, Victor Elam, North Bend, 1:59.25. Boston at Toronto, 4 p.m. 13. Creighton 20-3 369 17 San Jose 9 7 1 1 15 31 16 BOISE STATE—Suspended S Lee Hightower and 55.80; Caleb Kyllo, Marshfield, 58.31; Zaq 400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Cottage Grove, L.A. Clippers at Orlando, 4 p.m. 14. Butler 18-4 325 10 Anaheim 8 6 1 1 13 29 23 TE Hayden Plinke from school. Carroll, Marshfield, 1:02.04; Caydn Lofton, 3:35.50. Also: North Bend, 3:45.84. New York at Washington, 4 p.m. 15. Kansas State 17-4 314 21 Phoenix 10 4 4 2 10 29 27 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN—Named Lance Guidry Marshfield, 1:02.61. GIRLS Memphis at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. 16. New Mexico 19-3 295 22 Dallas 10 4 5 1 9 20 25 defensive secondary coach, Jeremy Moses quar- 500 Freestyle — 1. Alex Seaver, Marist, 200 Medley Relay — 1. North Bend, 1:57.31. Brooklyn at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. 17. Cincinnati 18-4 265 23 Los Angeles 7 2 3 2 6 16 23 terbacks coach and Devin Ducote defensive 5:05.41. Also: Spencer Fromm, Marshfield, 200 Freestyle — 1. Alyssa Bennett, North Houston at Miami, 4:30 p.m. 18. Minnesota 17-5 194 24 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- backs coach. Promoted offensive line coach 5:32.42; Brogan Bracelin, Marshfield, 6:12.25; Bend, 1:58.39. Also: Shaelynn Brierly, North Phoenix at New Orleans, 5 p.m. 19. Oregon 18-4 179 12 time loss. Chris Truax offensive coordinator. Reassigned Michael Stephens, Marshfield, 6:38.35; Victor Bend, 3:06.31; Mayleigh Workman, North Bend, Golden State at Oklahoma City, 5 p.m. 20. Missouri 16-5 143 18 Monday’s Games assistant head football coach Arlington Nunn to Lahr, Marshfield, 7:31.13. 3:08.26. Portland at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. 21. Georgetown 16-4 138 — Carolina 4, Toronto 1 running backs coach. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B4•The World • Tuesday, February5,2013 Y K Education

Chopping onions Assignment: Students write a leg- end that describes why chopping onions makes people cry. Drew, a student at Hillcrest Elementary School, North Bend, will receive a prize for their sub- mission on this topic: Onions Do you know why onions make you cry? Onions make you cry because long long ago there was a prinnsess name prinnses pez. The only thing she did was cry. Prinnses pez cried about everything. She cried about shoes, she cried about sleep, she cried about everything in the world. One day a scientist came to her castle and all her tears in a jar. When the scien- tist got back to his lab, nothing hap- pened. So the next day he planted the tears. Six weeks later onions grew. Now every time you chop onions you cry. That’s why you always cry when you chop onions. HILLCREST ELEMENTARY Why chopping onions makes peo- ple cry Once several hundred milion years ago when people taught themselves magic, a sorcer cast a spell on all onions, causing them to live. There was a catch though. if they got seen the spell, (on all of them) was lifted. The onions lived till the sorcer was long gone. Then, one day in the sum- mer of 300 B.C., They got spotted. the spell was lifted, and to this day people cry when chopping onions. By Evan P. Legend of Onions There was a long time ago, where vegetables lived with emotion. Almost all of the vegetables manned up to being chopped, but not onion. Soom the humans began to cry. But one stormy night, a hoard of rats came to the garden and scared the faces off the vegetables. The onions liked when humans cried, so they decided to pro- duce gasses that made humans weep. And from that day forth, people cry when chopping onions. By Jared Once a long time ago there was this man. And he spread sadness to every single onion in the world. But, no one noticed. The next morning every one was crying and the man felt bad. So he told every one the truth. Then every one got mad. So then everyone put onions in his eyes and made him cry. After that no one touched an onion again. The End By Nate One day, princess Xena was twirling around and she fell. She hurt her leg when she fell. She couldn’t get up so she started to cry. Unfortunately she had fallen into an onion patch. Her years had gotten all over the small onion patch. All of princces Xena’s tears soaked right into the onions. That is why onions make people cry. By Tessa S. Why Onions Make you cry A long long time ago, onion seeds used to smell the best of any seed in the country. They bragged to the seeds they were with on how good they smelled and how bad the others smelled. One day, a sack was shipped to a farm, and at the farm there were tons of other seeds to brag to. But that night, a skunk snuck unto the house and sprayed the onion seeds. When they woke up they began to get teased, instead of the others. When the onions were ripe and the farmer cut the onion it made him cry. Ever since then, onions have made people cry. The End By Paige K. The legend of why chopping onions makes people cry It was long ago when the pilgrims where alive. They would mostly eat meat. One day an indene tolled them that they should respect the plant's feelings. So the plants wanted to get back at them. Scents then that is why onions make people cry. by Jericho Bingham Why Do Onions Make You Cry? King Louis of France loved onion soup. His chef Gustav makes the soup. One Day the chef went out to get onions for the king. While he was out searching he saw two young onions playing in a field. He grabbed his sack and put the onions in. Oliver onion the wisest of them all followed the chef to the palace. Oliver saw the two onions in the kitchen. Oliver opened the window and told them to sing a song. They were so sad because they missed their families, so all they could sing were sad songs. When the chef came in and started peeling them he heard the most beatiful sound. A tear fell, and another. Then he begain to cry, sob, and wail. The chef let the onions go. Soon word spread across the kingdom to all of the onions that if they where in danger they would sing a sad song. From this day forward if you listen you might even hear the sad songs of the onions. By Natalie C. C M C M Y K Y K

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Chef’s Table, Where in The World? — Honolulu, Hawaii Valentine’s Dinner events at OCCI

There is a busy calendar of strawberries, whipped cream events coming up at Oregon and house made syrup Coast Culinary Institute Cheddar cheese grits between now and Valentine’s Scrambled eggs Day. Bacon, candied and plain The culinary school will House made sausage hold three Chef’s Table events Assorted pastries and a Valentine’s Day dinner. Fresh fruit platter Here is their schedule Cream of tomato soup with menus: Grilled cheese paninis, your choice of Havarti, Chef’s Table cheddar or Swiss Friday, Feb. 8 For Reservations please Lunch- noon. $10 each call: 541-888-1540 or email: Menu [email protected] Salad: Honey balsamic glazed roasted beet salad Valentine’s Day Dinner Entrée: Braised beef Thursday Feb. 14 accompanied by turnip and $20 per person with a rutabaga puree and sautéed complimentary glass of snow peas Champagne and a rose for Dessert: Swedish cream the ladies Amuse bouche: Warm Friday, Feb. 8 goat cheese pancake, with Dinner- 6 p.m. $20 each crème fresh, gravlax of steel- with a complimentary glass head and golden trout caviar Contributed Photo of wine Appetizer: Puree of For our loyal Where in The World? readers you will recognize this as a first — the first professional sports star or celebrity we’ve had Menu asparagus, with whipped join us. Welcome Max Unger, the center for the Seattle Seahawks. Max and Leah Unger hosted the entire Worthen family in Honolulu, Salad: Honey balsamic brie filled profiteroles Hawaii for the Pro Bowl last weekend.This was Unger’s first Pro Bowl and he wanted the family to experience a ‘real’Hawaiian meal at glazed roasted beet salad Soup: Pan seared rock Side Street Inn On Da’Strip.The meal was served family style with each course served in quick succession. An ahi poke appetizer was Soup: Lentil soup fish, with herb crust, stew of followed by Kal Bi ribs,island pork chops, fried chicken,Teri beef, and an amazing fried rice. Pictured are Max Unger of the Seahawks, Entrée: Braised beef Manila clams and winter root wife Leah Worthen Unger; Jerry and Fran Worthen; Gary and Marcy Knight; Randy,Jena, and Hope Hoffine; J.T.Booth and Ali Worthen; accompanied by turnip vegetable, crispy molten crab Nikki Zogg and son Zachary. rutabaga puree and sautéed ball on oyster mushrooms. snow peas Entrée: Roasted young Dessert: Swedish cream chicken and chipolata Sunday Feb. 10 sausage, spring peas and car- Where in The World? Brunch 10:30a.m. to 2:30 rots, braised artichoke p.m. $15 per person with hearts, turned Yukon gold If you are going on vacation, take an edition of when you visit a local restaurant, get a picture of who was in your group, what you ordered and complimentary mimosa or potatoes cooked in schmaltz, The World with you. When you find yourself in a your meal. what you liked about the meal. Photos can be sparkling cider thyme-scented tomato jam. picturesque spot like the Unger’s did in Hawaii, Send the vital information: your name and emailed to twphoto@ theworldlink.com as .jpg-for- Menu Dessert: Chef D’s dessert snap your family/group with the paper. Then, hometown, the city you visited, the restaurant, mat attachments. Breakfast biscuit sand- for Pastry Chef of The Year, wiches featuring apricots, chocolate Waffle station with fresh and almonds. How about breakfast-in-bed? An eggy strata for a romantic Valentine’s

BY ELIZABETH KARMEL sausage, egg strata. When I The Associated Press moved to Chicago, I began to experiment with different Casseroles are a funny fillings. I fell in love with this thing. You aren’t likely to see city’s Greek omelet, which is them lauded as the hot new a signature of its ubiquitous food trend any time soon. Yet diners. I adapted those fla- make a great one, and sud- vors to create a spinach, feta, denly folks clamor for the onion and tomato strata. recipe. Another favorite is wild My favorite casserole is mushrooms, leeks and brie one that typically is served cheese. The Associated Press for breakfast or brunch. It’s When I am cooking This banana bourbon bread pudding is a combination of two New called an egg strata, and I brunch for a lot of people, I Orleans favorites: bananas Foster and bread pudding. love it because it’s easy to like to make two strata — one prep ahead of time, and sweet, another savory. An bakes up light and fluffy, and apple-cream cheese stuffed yet is substantial and satis- “French toast” strata is my The best of fying — a perfect choice for a favorite sweet version, but romantic breakfast in bed you could add any kind of come Valentine’s Day. fruit. If you make a sweet both worlds The other thing that I love strata for Valentine’s Day, try about a strata is that you can stuffing it with strawberries tailor it to include your and chocolate for a new twist BY ALISON LADMAN BANANA BOURBON favorite flavors, as well as on everyone’s beloved The Associated Press make it sweet or savory. chocolate-covered straw- BREAD PUDDING Strata is the plural of stra- berries. Just leave out the Bananas Foster and bread tum, which literally means savory spices and add a pudding are two of the most Start to finish: 1 hour layers, and you can layer all touch of sugar and lemon popular desserts in New Servings: 16 your favorite ingredients in zest to make the stuffed Orleans. So in honor of the For the bread pudding: with the bread and egg cus- French toast of your dreams. The Associated Press Valentine's Day breakfast-in-bed egg strata can be tailored to include over-the-top nature of 1 loaf (about 14 ounces) tard. There are simpler strata Mardi Gras, we decided to banana bread, cubed I grew up with the classic your favorite flavors. If you’re making brunch, why not make one sweet take a more-is-better 4 cups (8 ounces) cubed cheddar cheese, breakfast SEE STRATA | C3 strata, and another savory one. approach and combine them French or Italian bread into one. 2 very ripe bananas, We topped a simple baked mashed banana-pecan bread pud- 3 eggs 3 ding with a classic hard sauce 1 cup sugar 201 ary 10, — including a healthy dose of 3 cups milk, hot Febru opp bourbon, of course — which 1 teaspoon vanilla extract d CCoo--o becomes a gooey icing that 1 Fooood ⁄2 teaspoon ground all- HHeeaadd F ooonn melts into the dessert and spice YUM!YUM! Cooooss fftteerrnno hardens as it cools. If that’s 1 C ryy AA ⁄2 cup pecans, toasted errssaar not your style, the dessert and chopped nniivve et Check out our AAnn Gourm would be equally delicious For the bourbon hard sauce: arket topped with a scoop of butter ck M Bla Ave., pecan ice cream. Or both. SEE PUDDING | C3 NEW Lunch Specials! ntral 495 Ce ay Coos B HIGH HIGH TIDETIDE CAFÉCAFÉ $ 0000 Time: 1:00 to 4:00 pm Only Music: Folksinger/songwriter Brain Cutean A RomanticRomanttiic Join Us: Learn about Co-op owner-membership 8 Hors d’oeuvres: Sample flavor creations by DDinneriinner f forfor TwoTwo Chef Jardin using local foods and products For a Limited Time! Meet & Greet: Discuss the benefits of local food thist thiis with our local producers: Valentine’s Vallenttiine’’s • Valley Flora • Grace Apples Day,ay,, FFebeb 114th4tth • Organic Valley Co-op • Oven Spring Breads • Oregon Grass Fed Beef • Roland Ransdell’s Garlic • Templeton Farm LOCAL Eggs • Skookum Pisces Albacore

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C M C M Y K C2 •The World • Tuesday, February5,2013 Y K Cuisine Classic New Orleans dish gets a makeover

BY SARA MOULTON Brought to Louisiana in the The Associated Press mid-1700s by the state’s French settlers, andouille is a Red beans and rice is one coarsely ground pork sausage of the signature dishes of that’s been spiced and New Orleans, which explains smoked. Applegate Farms why Louis Armstrong, per- makes a good version that haps the city’s best known substitutes chicken and ambassador, used to sign off turkey for the usual pork, his letters, “Red beans and producing a sausage that is ricely yours...” high in flavor, but lower in fat With Mardi Gras upon us, I and calories. This recipe, wanted to turn this classic which serves eight, required dish into a hearty (and only 9 ounces of the healthy) soup fit for a Mardi andouille. If you chop it into Gras party. Though Louisiana small enough pieces, there’ll understandably is ground be a chunk of it in every zero for Mardi Gras, people spoonful. everywhere tend to get in the This dish is a great final resting place for your left- spirit and there’s no reason The Assocciated Press for us not to join in. over rice, but if you don’t have any kicking around, it’s Brandon Smith, the Alaskan Brewing Co.’s brewing operations and engineering manager, speaks to reporters about the company’s new boiler sys- All it took to transform the tem. The brewery has installed a unique boiler system that burns the company’s spent grain, the accumulated waste from the brewing process, standard red beans and rice simple to make a fresh batch. into steam that powers the majority of the plant’s operations. into soup was the addition of Just boil up the rice as if it celery, onion and green bell were pasta. Bring a large peppers (often called the saucepan of water to a boil, “the Holy Trinity” of New add rice and boil for about 45 Orleans cuisine), a little Cre- minutes (brown rice takes longer than white to cook), ‘Green’beer ole seasoning, some chicken stock, and several ounces of then drain it. And since andouille sausage. cooked rice freezes well, I modeled my Creole sea- consider making extra to Spent grain goes back into making steam for power soning on the one associated have on hand for other with Commander’s Palace (a meals. landmark New Orleans And the kidney beans (the BY JOSHUA BERLINGER restaurant) and the two most red beans for which the dish The Associated Press famous chefs to emerge from is named) are little marvels. it — Paul Prudhomme and They’re rich in protein and a JUNEAU, Alaska — The Emeril Lagasse. terrific source of fiber. In Alaskan Brewing Co. is going At the core of the reper- combination with the rice, green, but instead of looking toires of both of these super- they will fill you up. Which is to solar and wind energy, it stars is a special spice blend why I think of this recipe as a has turned to a very familiar that includes powdered one-dish dinner.Just partner source: beer. it with a green salad and onion and garlic. I’m not The Juneau-based beer you’re good to go. much of a fan of powdered maker has installed a unique By the way, this soup is anything, but I make an boiler system in order to cut even better a few days later, exception for this seasoning its fuel costs. It purchased a and it freezes well. Feel free mix. In this case, it turns a $1.8 million furnace that to add extra chicken broth or good soup into a great soup. burns the company’s spent water if you would like it to And let’s not forget the grain — the waste accumulat- noble supporting role played ed from the brewing process by andouille sausage. SEE RED BEANS | C3 — into steam that powers the majority of the brewery’s operations. Company officials now joke they are now serving Buuyy aanyny 1,1, GGetet aanyny 1 “beer-powered beer.” ¡ What to do with spent grain was seemingly solved Six-packs of beer displayed at the Alaskan Brewing Co.The brewery has installed a unique boiler system that 1 decades ago by breweries burns the company’s spent grain. operating in the Lower 48. ⁄2 Prriceice Most send the used grain, a good source of protein, to nearby farms and ranches to “We had to be a little more source for an energy recovery distributed in 14 states after be used as animal feed. innovative just so that we system, for a steam boiler,” recent entries into the Texas, But there are only 37 farms could do what we love to do, says Brandon Smith,the com- Wisconsin and Minnesota in southeast Alaska and 680 in but do it where we’re located,” pany’s brewing operations markets. It brews several the entire state as of 2011, and Alaskan Brewing co-founder and engineering manager. varieties of beer, but is best- the problem of what to do Geoff Larson said. It contracted with a North known for its Alaskan with the excess spent grain — But the company was bare- Dakota company to build the Amber,an alt-style beer.The Bagels, Egg Sandwiches, made up of the residual malt ly turning a profit by selling its special boiler system after company also is known for Deli Sandwiches, and barley — became more spent grain. Alaskan Brewery the project was awarded its distinctive beer labels, problematic after the brewery gets $60 for every ton of it nearly $500,000 in a grant including featuring a polar Salads, Beverages expanded in 1995. sent to farms in the Lower 48, from the federal Rural Ener- bear on its Alaskan White The Alaskan Brewing Co. With this coupon! Buy any 1 item, get the second of equal or lesser value at but it costs them $30 to ship gy for America Program. Belgian-style ale. 1/2 off. Limit no more than 2 items per purchase. Excludes Dozens, had to resort to shipping its each ton. The craft brewery is When asked which beer’s 1/2 Dozens, Catering Orders. spent grain to buyers in the So four years ago, officials expecting big savings once spent grain burns the best, Lower 48. Shipping costs for at the Alaskan Brewing Co. the system is fully opera- Smith joked “we’re still try- Juneau businesses are espe- started looking at whether it tional in about a month’s ing to figure that out. We cially high because there are no could use spent grain as an in- time. Smith estimates that have our suspicions.” roads leading in or out of the house, renewable energy the spent grain steam boiler Smith said he hasn’t been city; everything has to be source and reduce costs at the will offset the company’s contacted by other breweries flown or shipped in. However, same time. yearly energy costs by 70 regarding implementing the the grain is a relatively wet While breweries around percent, which amounts to project, but “absolutely” brewing byproduct,so it needs Free delivery in Coos Bay/North Bend City Limits the world use spent grain as a about $450,000 a year. believes the system could be Like us on Facebook at Portland Bagel to be dried before it is shipped co-fuel in energy recovery Alaskan Brewing Co. applied at other, bigger Company 3 and see our daily specials! — another heat intensive and systems, “nobody was burn- makes about 150,000 barrels breweries that dry their 3385 Broadway, North Bend • 541-756-2221 expensive process. ing spent grain as a sole fuel of beer a year. The beer is spent grain. Crab feed Saturday in Charleston FROM ROSEBURG STORE HOURS MON. - FRI. 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. 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1 STRATA ⁄2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon dry mustard Not as much Dash nutmeg 1 ⁄8 teaspoon white pepper bread is used 3 slices white sandwich Continued from Page C1 bread, cubed 1 pound sage breakfast sausage, cooked, drained recipes available, but I still and crumbled love the original I grew up 1 cup grated cheddar with. It uses more eggs and a cheese mixture of milk and half- 1 ⁄4 cup finely chopped and-half for a richer, more scallions quiche-like custard. I don’t Coat a 9-by-13-inch bak- use as much bread as many ing dish with cooking spray. recipes because I like it to lit- In a medium bowl, whisk erally melt into the other together the eggs, milk, half- ingredients. This produces a and-half, salt, mustard, nut- lighter, puffier strata. I do meg and white pepper. add a bit more bread to my In the prepared baking sweet French toast version dish, layer half each of the because I want a breadier bread, sausage, cheese and result for that version. scallions, then repeat using Letting the strata rest the remaining ingredients to before baking allows the create a second layer of each. bread to become saturated by Pour the egg mixture evenly the egg mixture, as well as over the layers, gently press- the other flavors. I like to let ing with a fork to make sure it rest overnight. Not only all of the ingredients are sub- does this produce the merged. creamiest result, it also saves Cover the baking dish me any trouble in the morn- with foil, crimping the edges ing. I just uncover it and pop The Associated Press tight. Refrigerate for at least it in the oven. But if you pre- Mardi Gras red beans and rice can be served both the traditional way (below) and also as a soup with andouille sausage (above). an hour, or up to overnight fer to make it the day of, plan (longer is better). to let it rest for at least an When ready to cook, heat Add the celery, pepper, hour in the refrigerator. RED BEANS the oven to 350 degrees. remaining whole beans, Uncover and bake the strata Healthy version chicken broth and bay leaf. Bring the mixture to a boil, VALENTINE’S DAY BREAK- for 1 hour, or until puffy and a knife inserted at the center of a classic then reduce to a simmer and FAST-IN-BED EGG STRATA comes out clean. Continued from Page C2 cook for 15 minutes, stirring Nutrition information per occasionally. Start to finish: 1 hour 15 serving: 510 calories; 310 Stir in the reserved minutes (15 minutes active), calories from fat (61 percent be even soupier. sausage and the cooked rice. plus resting time of total calories); 35 g fat (12 g Cook until heated through. Discard the bay leaf before Servings: 4 saturated; 0 g trans fats); 375 MARDI GRAS RED BEANS 6 eggs mg cholesterol; 15g carbohy- serving. 3 AND RICE SOUP WITH ⁄4 cup milk drate; 1 g fiber; 5 g sugar; 31 g Nutrition information per 3 ⁄4 cup half-and-half protein; 1,060 mg sodium. ANDOUILLE SAUSAGE serving: 220 calories; 50 calories from fat (23 percent of total calories); 6 g fat (1 g Start to finish: 50 minutes saturated; 0 g trans fats); 10 PUDDING bread cubes and pecans, then Servings: 8 mg cholesterol; 30 g carbohy- spoon the mixture into the 2 tablespoons olive oil drate; 7 g fiber; 4 g sugar; 12 g The gooey icing prepared pan. Bake until 9 ounces (3 links) turkey protein; 740 mg sodium. puffed and cooked through, or chicken andouille 1 melts into dessert about 25 to 35 minutes. sausage, diced into ⁄2- Continued from Page C1 Meanwhile, prepare the inch chunks CREOLE SEASONING sauce. In a medium bowl, use 2 cups medium chopped an electric mixer to beat the yellow onion (about 1 1 Start to finish: 5 minutes ⁄2 cup (1 stick) butter, butter until smooth and soft. large) 1 Makes about ⁄3 cup softened Add the powdered sugar and 3 cloves garlic, minced 2 cups powdered sugar, beat until well incorporated. 1 tablespoon plus 1 tea- 1 tablespoon Creole sea- spoon hot paprika sifted Add the bourbon and stir soning (purchased or 1 1 tablespoon garlic pow- ⁄4 cup bourbon until smooth. Set aside. use the recipe below) der Heat the oven to 350 When the bread pudding 1 Two 15 ⁄2 -ounce cans low- 1 1 ⁄2 teaspoons onion pow- degrees. Coat a 9-by-13-inch has finished baking, dollop sodium red kidney baking pan with cooking spray. the hard sauce over the sur- Red beans and rice with andouille sausage served a traditional way, in a der beans, drained and 1 On a rimmed baking face, spreading it as neces- bowl. 1 ⁄2 teaspoons cayenne rinsed 1 sheet, arrange the cubed sary to allow it to melt evenly 1 ⁄2 teaspoons dried 2 cups chopped celery 1 banana and French or Italian over the surface. Serve the produces 1 ⁄2 cups saucepan and cook, stirring oregano (about 4 medium stalks) cooked) occasionally, until golden, 1 breads in an even layer. Bake bread pudding warm. 1 1 ⁄2 teaspoons dried for 10 to 15 minutes, or until Nutrition information per 1 ⁄2 cups chopped green or In a large saucepan over about 5 minutes. Add the thyme lightly toasted. Set aside. serving: 340 calories; 120 red bell pepper (about 1 medium, heat the oil. Add garlic and Creole seasoning 1 teaspoon ground black In a large bowl, whisk calories from fat (35 percent large) the sausage and cook, stir- and cook, stirring, 1 minute. pepper together the mashed bananas, of total calories); 14 g fat (6 g 6 cups low-sodium chick- ring occasionally,until light- While the onion and garlic 1 teaspoon kosher salt eggs and sugar. While whisk- saturated; 0 g trans fats); 65 en broth ly browned, about 5 minutes. are cooking, mash 1 cup of In a small bowl combine ing, pour in the hot milk, then mg cholesterol; 48 g carbohy- 1 Turkish bay leaf Use a slotted spoon to trans- the kidney beans with a 1 all ingredients. Store in an add the vanilla and allspice. drate; 1 g fiber; 25 g sugar; 6 g 1 ⁄2 cups cooked brown fer to a bowl. potato masher or fork, then airtight container for up to 6 1 Gently mix in the toasted protein; 200 mg sodium. rice ( /2 cup uncooked Add the onion to the add them to the saucepan. months. You can make

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C M C M Y K C4• The World • Tuesday, February,5,2013 Y K Is your DILBERT big bank robbing you blind? Bank fees are like a leaky faucet. Drip by drip, there goes your money right down the drain. FRANK AND ERNEST Remember the good ol’ days when EVERYDAY virtually CHEAPSKATE every bank was offering totally free check- ing? Well, you can kiss THE BORN LOSER those Mary days goodbye. Hunt Even on accounts that are still advertised as “free,”banks and credit unions alike are adding fees to consumer accounts — and I mean in every sneaky way they can think of. Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Regions Bank, to ZITS name only a few, have recently placed strings on their “free” checking accounts. In the case of Wells Fargo and Regions Bank, you must maintain an average balance of at least $1,500 per month or have at least $500 of direct deposits to your account each month. This means if you have your paychecks or Social Security checks direct CLASSIC PEANUTS deposited, you would pay no monthly fee for check- ing; otherwise, you must pay a monthly fee of $7 or THE FAMILY CIRCUS $9 at Wells Fargo, depend- ing on how you want your statements sent to you each month. Regions Bank and Bank of America have simi- lar arrangements. Even USAA Federal Savings Bank, which has long been a favorite of mine FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE for not messing with “free,” has added strings that require either direct deposits or minimum bal- ances to get free ATM use. Bank of America tried to levy a $5 monthly debit- card fee, but dropped it after customers revolted. Wells Fargo, SunTrust and Regions Bank have recently announced that they will be charging debit-card fees on ROSE IS ROSE certain accounts. Recent federal law capped overdraft fees and certain levies on credit cards. And the Federal Reserve this past summer limited what banks could charge merchants when consumers swipe a debit card. All of these changes have cut into banks’ profitability. But the big banks are managing to wipe away their tears, however. A LUANN recent report in American Banker, a trade publication, was downright giddy to announce that after falling to $31.1 billion in the third quarter of 2011, annualized overdraft revenue rose 2 percent, to $31.8 billion, in the same period last year. Let me paraphrase that for you: In the 92 days of July, August and September 2012, consumers coughed GRIZZWELLS up $31,800,000,000 in just overdraft fees. How is it that Americans do not have enough money to get off the consumer credit treadmill — but they can easily cover $32 billion in overdraft fees in just 90 days? And, according to a study by the Pew Safe Checking in the Electronic Age Project, 89 percent of the checking accounts offered at the 12 largest U.S. institutions now involve bank fees. For the moment, smaller banks are not following in MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN the footsteps of their larger competitors. At least for now. If you look really hard, you should be able to find totally free checking, with no minimum balance requirements. Just know that somewhere there are going to be strings attached. Count on it. Read all the fine print, and ask lots of questions. Mary Hunt is the founder of www.DebtProofLiving.com, a personal finance member website. You can email her at [email protected] om, or write to Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, Cypress, CA 90630. To find out more about Mary Hunt and read her past columns, please visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com.

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ELLIS, first publication of this notice, or the 754 Garage Sales 541-267-0457 Plaintiff, claims may be barred. 826 Farm v. 915 Used Cars THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF All persons whose rights may be af- Garage / Bazaar 2216 HST. Mahindra tractor (2011). SILVER DIXIE ELLIS, fected by the proceedings may obtain 2004 FORD FOCUS SE - Automatic, with loader and 48in brush hog. 243 ALSO ALL OTHER PERSONS OR additional information from the records 38” square glass top coffee table with 126500 miles, Newer tires and brakes. Specials hrs. $9500 obo. 541-572-3100 or PARTIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING of the court - Coos County Circuit 2 end tables and lots of storage, $4800 OBO Call Mary 541-260-1974 6 lines, 1 week 928-453-7454 ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR Court, Probate Department, PO Box $125, (541)751-0080 or Kathy 541-888-4433 $12.00 INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY 865, North Bend, Oregon 97459, the LIKE NEW black faux leather sleeper 2008 TOYOTA Prius Touring, $12500, DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT co-personal representatives, or the at- All specials will appear in couch $300. In Bandon. 93K loaded, leather, navigation, com- HEREIN, torney for the co-personal representa- The World, Bandon Western 720-231-0966. plete service records, excellent condi- Defendants. tives, Matthew P. Muenchrath, 280 N. World, Umpqua Post, The Link, Automobiles tion. 541-332-1307. TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF SIL- Collier St., Coquille, Oregon 97423. Online/Online Map 900 VER DIXIE ELLIS, ALSO ALL OTHER MERCHANDISE & Smart Mobile. 2008 TOYOTA YARIS - White three PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN Dated and first published this 5th day If scheduled before the deadline door, 60,000 miles. Excellent condi- SPECIALS CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, of February, 2013. has passed. All prices will be the tion purchased and maintain at our lo- OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY 3 Weeks same regardless of deadlines. All 901 ATVs cal dealership. 33mpg, new tires. DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT PUBLISHED: The World - February specials are category specific. $9500. Call 541-756-2042 Choose any of these specials and HEREIN. 05, 12 and 19, 2013 (ID-20225434) There are no refunds on specials. add a photo for $5.00 extra. Auto Specials IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Starts October 1, 2012 Choose to add a photo in this OREGON: You are hereby required Merchandise 1 541-267-6278 LEGAL NOTICE special for $5.00 more to appear and answer the complaint The Fortress Self Storage 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold filed against you in the above entitled 1503 Ocean Blvd NW between $1.00 up to $500. Lakeside Estate Sale: Tools, antiques, Legals 6 lines, 2 weeks court and cause within thirty (30) days Coos Bay, OR 97420 furniture, books, ethan allen dining FREE $15.00 100 from the date of service of this sum- 541-888-5521 room set, hutch, dishes, beds, Misc. mons upon you; and, if you fail so to Items. Fri 2/8 10-4 Sat 2/10 10-4. 1/2 All specials will appear in appear for want thereof, plaintiff will The following units will be sold at Pub- Merchandise 2 off Sun. 10-2. 840 Raechel Rd. The World, Bandon Western apply to the court for the relief de- lic Auction on February 20, 2013 at 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold Lakeside World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday manded in the complaint. 11:00am for non-payment of rent and between $501. up to $1000. Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE TO DEFENDANT Reedsport: Garage Sale and Open other fees. Auction to be pursuant to $5.00 All specials are category specific. OREGON FOR COOS COUNTY READ THESE PAPERS house. Tools, household items. End auction rules and procedures for There are no refunds on specials. CAREFULLY! tables and chairs. Dehumidifier, 80 Truax Holdings III. Rules are available Starts October 1, 2012 Case No. 13 PB 0012 You must “appear” in this case or the Merchandise 3 gallon salt water tank never been upon inquiry. other side will win automatically. To 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold used. Must see! 723 Evergreen Lp. 541-267-6278 Unit # 19 Carol Makin In the Matter of the Estate of “appear” you must file with the court a between $1001. up to $1500. Dr. Fri & Sat. 9-4pm Unit #713 Kendra Spencer KLARA K. TYE, legal paper called a “motion” or $7.00 906 4X4 Deceased. “answer.” The “motion” or “answer” PUBLISHED: The World- February 5 & All specials will appear in (or “reply”) must be given to the court 7, 2013 (ID-20225521) The World, Bandon Western Pets/Animals 1999 FORD F250 7.3 POWER NOTICE TO clerk or administrator within 30 days World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday 800 STROKE DIESEL $2900 FIRM. INTERESTED PERSONS of the date of first publication speci- Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. 541-294-8224 or 541-260-6466 fied herein along with the required fil- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING All specials are category specific. ing fee. It must be in proper form and There are no refunds on specials. 801 Birds/Fish NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that have proof of service on the plaintiff’s Notice is hereby given that the Coos Starts October 1, 2012 909 Misc. Auto Trudy Tye has been appointed and attorney or, if the plaintiff does not Bay City Council will hold a public 541-267-6278 Found Specials has qualified as Personal Representa- have an attorney, proof of service on hearing to consider a proposed HONDA WORLDWORLD tive of the above estate. All persons the plaintiff. amendment to Ordinance No. 103, Oak desk with drawers. Removable For Items or Pets having claims against the estate are If you have any questions, you should codified as Coos Bay Municipal Code top section. $50.00. Whirlpool micro- without/or with photo: hereby required to present the claim, see an attorney immediately. If you Title 5, “Business License Generally” in order to define “transient business,” wave, medium size, works good 6 lines, Free for one week with proper documentation, within four need help in finding an attorney, you $25.00.Call 541-751-0336 months after the date of first publica- may contact the Oregon State Bar’s a newly permitted use which requires May rerun if necessary. tion of this Notice, as stated below, to Lawyer Referral Service online at a business license to operate in the All specials will appear in the Personal Representative at the of- www.oregonstatebar.org or by calling City of Coos Bay. The hearing will The World, Bandon Western World, $7,990 fice of GOULD LAW FIRM, P.C., 243 (503)684-3763 (in the Portland metro- take place during the City Council’s Umpqua Post, The Link, W. Commercial, P.O. Box 29, Coos politan area) or toll-free elsewhere in regular meeting held on February 19, ‘04 Toyota Echo 2013 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Online & Smart Mobile. 5-Speed, 2-Door, Low Miles. Bay, Oregon, 97420, or the claim may Oregon at (800) 452-7636. All specials are category specific. #13023D/216411 be barred. The object of plaintiff’s complaint in Chambers at Coos Bay City Hall, 500 There are no refunds on specials. the above entitled matter is a suit for Central Avenue, Coos Bay, Oregon. Starts October 1, 2012 All persons whose rights may be af- quiet title with respect to real property The hearing is opened to all interested 541-267-6278 fected by the proceedings in this es- described as: All of the Southeast parties. Written comments should be tate may obtain additional information One-Quarter (SE¼) of the Northeast filed with the City Manager’s Office at from the records of the Court, P.O. One-Quarter (NE¼) of the Southwest least five working days prior to the VICTORIAN STYLE Lost Specials Box 865, North Bend, Oregon, 97459, One-Quarter (SW¼) of the Southwest hearing date. rocking love seat. In very good $7,990 Choose to add a photo in this the Personal Representative or the at- One-Quarter (SW¼) of the Northeast shape. Burgundy floral print. ‘06 Chevy 1500 4x2 Swb Amend Ordinance No. 103 special for only $5.00 more torney for the Personal Representa- One-Quarter (NE¼) of Section Asking $150. OBO 541-756-8430 Low Miles, 6-cyl., 5-Speed. 1st Day Free #B3258/266930 tive. Thirty-One (31), Township Twenty-Eight (28) South, Range Four- PUBLISHED: The World - February 5, 6 lines, Dated and first published: January teen (14) West, Willamette Meridian, 2013 (ID-20225077) 704 Musical Instruments Each additional Day 29th, 2013 in the County of Coos, State of Ore- NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING FREE: OLD Wurlitzer Hammond or- $1.00 gon. Notice is hereby given that a public Trudy Tye RESERVING THEREFROM a strip of meeting will be conducted by the gan with bench. 541-347-7203. No Free reruns on same ad. Personal Representative land Fifteen feet wide along the South West Area Commission on All specials will appear in 17865 Highway 42 Southern boundary line thereof for in- Transportation comprising of Coos, The World, Bandon Western $7,990 Myrtle Point, OR 97458 gress and egress purposes. Douglas, and Curry Counties on Feb- 709 Wanted to Buy World, Umpqua Post, The Link, ‘03 Toyota Corolla Ce Auto, Well Equipped. (541) 572-5932 Plaintiff’s demand for relief as against ruary 08, 2013 from 10:00 am - 12:00 Online & Smart Mobile. BUYING JUNK AUTOs #B3261/173905 defendants is for a decree declaring pm at the Coos County Annex All specials are category specific. PUBLISHED: The World, January 29, plaintiff to be the owner in fee simple (Coquille), 201 N. Adams Coquille, OR No title needed, will pick up, There are no refunds on specials. February 5 & 12, 2013 (ID-20224977) of the real property described above 97423. Agenda items to be consid- up to 100 miles from Coos Bay. Starts October 1, 2012 and entitled to possession thereof, Will pay up to $200 per automobile. 541-267-6278 ered include: 1) Continue Prioritization 541-260-9447 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT free of any estate, title, claim, lien, or of Projects for 2015-2018 STIP. 2) OF OREGON interest of any of the defendants, or Next Steps. All interested persons Wanted to buy small to medium PET SPECIALS $8,990 FOR COOS COUNTY those claiming title under any of the may appear and be heard. The meet- defendants, and quieting title in the ing location is accessible to persons size wood stove for a shop. Call Choose to ad a photo in this ‘00 Ford Mustang premises in plaintiff. with disabilities. A request for an in- 541-396-2061 special for only $5.00 more 21K Miles, Alloys, Spoiler, CD, PW. Case No. 13 PB 0021 This summons is published by order Pet / Animal #B3250/108447 terpreter for the hearing impaired or In the Matter of the Estate of of the Honorable Richard L. Barron, for other accommodations for persons 710 Miscellaneous 6 lines, 2 weeks CHARLES D. GREENOUGH, Circuit Court Judge of the with disabilities should be made at $12.00 Deceased. above-entitled court made and en- least 48 hours before the meeting to 5 month old Queen Pillow Top mat- tered on the 25th day of January, Lajuana Baldwin, at (541) 396-3707. All specials will appear in tress w/ frame $250. New Kenmore 2013, directing publication of this Dated this 5th day of February, 2013. dehumidifier 30 pint $140. Call The World, Bandon Western NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS summons once each week for four SOUTH WEST AREA COMMISSION 541-808-8456 World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday $10,990 consecutive weeks in The World, a ON TRANSPORTATION Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. ‘11 Chevy Aveo Lt newspaper of general circulation in Martin Callery, Chair Certified porcelain tile new in box All specials are category specific. 4dr, Sedan. Low Miles, Auto NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 18x18.190 square feet. $400 new, sell #B3231A/013116 Roger Gould has been appointed and Coos County, Oregon. There are no refunds on specials. WHITTY, McDANIEL, BODKIN & PUBLISHED: The World - February 5, for $300. 541-759-3336 Starts October 1, 2012 has qualified as Personal Representa- tive of the above estate. All persons COMBS, LLP 2013 (ID-20225200) For Sale: Gemernhardt Flute $400 541-267-6278 having claims against the estate are firm. Chest w/ three drawers and hereby required to present the claim, By__/s/______closet $30, great for a younger child. 802 Cats with proper documentation, within four Andrew E. Combs, OSB #042612 Pride go power chair with new battery months after the date of first publica- PO Box 1120 $2000 obo. Call 541-217-5934. $17,990 tion of this Notice, as stated below, to Coos Bay, OR 97420 ‘06 Honda Element Ex 4x4 (541)267-2156 Electric wheel chair, Jazzy. Barely the Personal Representative at the of- Auto, Low Miles Of Attorneys for Plaintiff used, good battery. $650 firm. Call fice of GOULD LAW FIRM, P.C., 243 #12126A/918329 [email protected] 541-756-5087 W. Commercial, P.O. Box 29, Coos Bay, Oregon, 97420, or the claim may LA-Z-BOY SLEEPER sofa, dbl., like be barred. Date of First Publication: February 5, new. Very comfortable. $250 OBO. 2013 541-329-2046. Kohl’s Cat House All persons whose rights may be af- fected by the proceedings in this es- PUBLISHED: The World - February Maroon stuffed vinyl chair $3. Black Adoptions on site. $18,990 tate may obtain additional information 05, 12, 19 and 26, 2013 TV stand with 2 doors and shelf$10, $18,990 from the records of the Court, P.O. (ID-20225334) portable bedside toilet w/frame $5, 2 541-294-3876 ‘07 Honda Pilot Exl 4x4, Auto, Moon Roof, One Owner & More. Box 865, North Bend, Oregon, 97459, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE sets of golf clubs w/ bags $20 ea. 80 #13086A/217331 the Personal Representative or the at- STATE OF OREGON pieces women clothing 50cents ea. 805 Horses/Equine torney for the Personal Representa- FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS 541-888-2012 tive. PROBATE DEPARTMENT SAWMILLS from only $3997.00. HORSESHOEING MAKE & SAVE MONEY with your own Dated and first published: February Case No.: 13PB0018 bandmill. Cut lumber any dimension. 05, 2013. In stock ready to ship. FREE $19,990 In the Matter of the Estate of: Roger Gould LYNN D. SPENADER, info/DVD: ‘00 Honda 52000 www.NorwoodSawmills.com, 32K Miles, 6-Speed, Beautiful. Personal Representative Decedent. 800-578-1363 ext. 300N. #B3259/017111 P.O. Box 29 OCAN Coos Bay, OR 97420 NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS (541) 269-5566 WHEELCHAIR & walker for sale. $25 1350 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Jef- each. 541-404-6988. TEJUN FOWLER HondaWorld.com PUBLISHED: The World - February fery S. Spenader and Wade D. 541-297-5295 541-888-5588 • 1-800-634-1054 05, 12 and 19, 2013 (ID-20225520) Spenader have been appointed [email protected] Co-Personal Representatives. All per- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE sons having claims against the estate Recreation/ FOR SALE: 1999 Savanna utility van, STATE OF OREGON are required to present them, with 808 Pet Care $5000 OBO. & 1968 Fiberform boat w/ FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS vouchers attached, to Matthew P. Sports 725 trailer & depth finder $1000 OBO or Muenchrath, attorney for the Pet Cremation trade. 541-551-1386 for more info. 735 Hunting/Rifles 541-267-3131 ver, and you know it. Your situa- future with hope and expectation. Something you’ve been trying to tion will improve as a result. THURSDAY, FEB. 7, 2013 accomplish that hasn’t worked GUN SHOW Carol’s Pet Sitting LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. out thus far can finally be ★ ★ Sat., February 9th, 9am-5pm Your Place or Mine ★ ★ Becoming a champion of lost 19) — Even though you’re usual- wrapped up if you take a Sun., February 10th, 9am-3pm Short or Long Term ★ ★ Douglas County Excellent References causes might be the best thing ly outgoing and friendly in all methodical approach. Do things ★ ★ WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6, 2013 Fair Grounds 541-297-6039 you can do. It’ll give you an your relationships, today you one step at a time. ★See us on Facebook★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 541-530-4570 opportunity to resurrect some- could be a bit withdrawn. Come VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 19) — Those with whom you thing really important that needs out of the shadows; you’ll have — Don’t be reluctant to take have commercial involvements to be done. more fun mixing it up. charge of things when you get BRIDGE will quickly judge you to be fair VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) the chance. You’ll be far better at Victor Hugo wrote, “He who every tricks? Then, South is in three no- and equitable. The example you Bonds can now be established — View your expectations realis- calling the shots than you would morning plans the transactions of the trump. West leads the heart six: five, set will be emulated by them in with someone whom you’ve tically but hopefully, because be trying to comply with the day, and follows that plan, carries a jack, king. How should declarer plan return. always liked but have never been making them realities is within directives of another. thread that will guide him through a the transactions of the deal? PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) able to get close to in the past. the realm of possibility. Practical LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — labyrinth of the most busy life.” South has seven top tricks: two — Any new venture that you A declarer who every first trick spades, one heart (trick one), two dia- She or he will be exceptionally goals are definitely achievable. It behooves you not to waste any undertake will have very high plans the transactions of the deal, and monds and two clubs. He needs two — receptive to your overtures. ARIES (March 21-April 19) time focusing on frivolous pur- chances of success. It’s possible follows that plan, carries a thread that not three — more club tricks to get LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — — The possibility of you being an suits. Bend your efforts toward there could be three such proj- will guide him through a labyrinth of a home. Being in an exceptionally artistic excellent achiever is better than addressing your more serious most busy deal. In isolation, the best plan is to cash ects working out to your satisfac- and creative cycle makes this an usual, so take on something that problems, handling the tougher That is true, but declarers must dummy’s ace, then play low to tion. excellent day to try your hand at is especially important. You’ll do ones first. always be ready to change their plans dummy’s jack on the second round. But ARIES (March 21-April 19) beautifying your living surround- a great job handling it. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) if necessary. For example, look at one of the main reasons bridge retains — You couldn’t avoid the spot- ings. You can use this gift for TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Don’t beat around the bush today’s club suit. If South has no other its popularity is that the right way to light if you tried, so don’t fight it. worries, what is his best play for four play a suit mathematically will not commercial purposes as well. — A painful lesson you learned when there is a serous issue you There is no need to get stage always be the correct SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) the hard way will be put to the need to iron out with another. Get fright; the audience is packed approach in a given — There are many strong indica- test. You’ll not only avoid making down to basics as quickly as you with your friends. deal. tions that you could derive some that mistake again, you’ll know can, and set your mind upon a Here, if East gets on TAURUS (April 20-May 20) unusual benefits from an involve- exactly how to handle things this resolution. play, he will lead a heart — When you decide to promote ment that involves a number of time around. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- through South’s queen. a new idea, issue or cause, you pronounced elements of chance. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Dec. 21) — The possibility of That will not hurt if the can become an especially good Take your chances. — Financial and commercial personal gain looks exceptional- hearts are 4-4, but if salesperson, especially if you they are 5-3 or 6-2, the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- involvements are your strong ly good, even if it won’t be earth- truly believe in what you’re doing. contract will fail. Declarer Dec. 21) — More often than not, suits. You’ll not only recognize a shattering. Be alert for different GEMINI (May 21-June 20) must work to keep East it’s important to prime the pump good deal when you see one, ways you can improve your — Knowing that you will be bet- off play. South should to get things flowing. For exam- you’ll know how to make the material circumstances. lead a club to the king ter playing a supportive role, ple, if you’re desirous of making most of it. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. and cash the ace. Here, you’ll happily leave primary man- financial gains, an investment on CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) — Because there is some- the queen drops and agement of a project in the your part might be required. — The most beneficial involve- thing difficult that has to be taken South gains an over- hands of someone in whom you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ment you could enter would be care of, you’ll be the one called trick. But if the queen have great faith. Good for you. has not appeared (and 19) — Be grateful for what is new some kind of partnership. If each upon to get it done. Answer the CANCER (June 21-July 22) the suit is 3-2), declarer and different in your life, because party does his or her best, mutu- call of your peers with alacrity — Willingly making adjustments plays a third round, hop- it will be a harbinger of things to al advantages will result. and zest. that another wants could turn out ing for the best. come, helping you approach the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — to be an advantageous maneu-

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