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Upfront Police seek man Redmond turns 100 who used stolen “You don’t ever credit card give up. You keep going whether you feel bad or not.”

— Charlene Redmond

BY NANCY SPENCER [email protected] DELPHOS — The Van Wert Police Department is looking for an unidentified DELPHOS — Few in Nancy Spencer photo the population will obtain Caucasian male in his 50s or St. John’s Elementary School second-grade teacher 60s, above, who used a stolen Charlene Redmond’s status. credit card at local gas stations. She turned 100 years old Kathy Holdgreve helps Austin Giesege with an assignment. Detective Joseph Motycka Wednesday. Holdgreve is a Toledo Catholic Dioceses Golden Apple says the suspect committed The Vancrest Assisted Award recipient. a purse-snatching during the Living resident attributes her morning hours of April 25. longevity to good living. “The credit card was stolen “I’m not sure why I’m still from the reservoir; the victim here,” she said Wednesday Holdgreve wins was out jogging and he got during her birthday celebra- under her car, then came out tion with friends and family and stole her purse,” he said. at Vancrest. “I guess it’s good The man toured local gas living and the fact the good ‘Golden Apple’ stations and more, even stop- Lord doesn’t want me yet. BY NANCY SPENCER A portion of Gerow’s sub- ping for some fast food. That’s another key; you have [email protected] mission reads: “Between 10:18 a.m. and to have a good partnership “Mrs. Holdgreve has 11:23 a.m., he used the card with God.” DELPHOS — St. John’s a manner that lets the chil- at both Speedway gas sta- Redmond is also not one Elementary School sec- dren know that she cares tions, Neidecken’s Carryout, ond-grade teacher Kathy about them. However, they Taco Bell, The Point Marathon to complain. “You don’t ever give up. Holdgreve knew she want- also know that they need to and Chief Supermarket ed to be a teacher since listen and respect her. She in Delphos,” he said. You keep going whether you feel bad or not,” she said. she attended Fort Jennings is an excellent role model If anyone has information Elementary. for our children She shows regarding the identity of this The centenarian Nancy Spencer photos declined a motorcycle ride “When I was in the fourth our children how to be good suspect or the vehicle he may Delphos resident Charlene Redmond celebrated her grade, I had a teacher who Christians, good students and have used, call the Van Wert Wednesday. “I was going to do it and 100th birthday Wednesday. really inspired me,” she said. overall good human beings.” Police Department at 419- “After that, I always said I Holdgreve said she enjoys 238-2462 or Crime Stopper then when I got out there, I Redmond was a trip to Israel “I want to see the rest of in the spring of 1985. my grandchildren graduate wanted to be a teacher.” teaching at St. John’s. 419-238- STOP (7867). didn’t think I could get my The 36-year veteran teach- “I love teaching in a leg up high enough to get Redmond has seen many high school,” she said. “I also er says her rewards are mea- Catholic setting. There are so Texting ban bill on,” Redmond said with a cultural and technological hope I keep feeling as good sured in her students’ smiles. many special things we can smile. changes throughout her life- as I do now.” On Tuesday, Holdgreve was do. It’s important to me and heads to Senate Throughout a century of time. So far, she is unim- She smiled as the DJ intro- rewarded for her dedication neat to be able to bring my COLUMBUS (AP) — living, Redmond says the pressed. duced one of Redmond’s by the Catholic Diocese of faith in to the classroom ever Ohio lawmakers are poised greatest moments in her life “Things move too fast. favorites: “South of the Toledo with one of seven day,” she said. to vote on a bill that aims to were when her children were Too much is changing,” she Border” by Gene Autry. annual Golden Apple awards. Holdgreve is reaching the keep cellphones, iPads or other born. She has three daughters: said. “I think living was bet- Following the festivities “This came as a total sur- point where many might con- electronic devices out of the Dolores “Pete” Emans, Mary ter in my days with the things at Vancrest, Redmond was prise to me,” Holdgreve said. sider retiring. However, she hands of teen drivers when Alice Hayer and Deborah we were doing. We didn’t treated to dinner at Cabo’s “There are so many others has no plans to do so. they are behind the wheel. McDougall. She also has have all this technology and by her family. Facebook who deserve it. We have a “I love working with the The Senate is scheduled numerous grandchildren and we were fine.” posts show Redmond wear- wonderful staff here and the kids and I truly enjoy teach- to vote on the measure today, great-grandchildren. There are still a few things ing a sombrero and smil- students are great. That’s what ing. I love seeing children after a Senate transportation Another highlight for Redmond would like to do. ing. makes the award special.” get excited about learning,” committee made a series of Another aspect of the she said. “I don’t know that changes that include loosen- award that makes Holdgreve there’s anything else I really ing a proposed statewide proud is the nomination came want to do.” texting ban on adult drivers. from a parent of two of her The Golden Apple Award Minors could have students. was established by the Jack hands-free, GPS navigation “Beth Gerow, one of my and Rhodora Donahue Family devices. But they couldn’t moms, is the one who nomi- Foundation of Pittsburgh in use other devices unless nated me,” Holdgreve said. 1992 to honor Catholic educa- there’s an emergency. “It’s not just a matter of tors. It was expanded to include The bill would make texting submitting a name. She had the Dioceses of Youngstown with hand-held devices a sec- to write an essay on why I and Toledo. Each honoree ondary offense for adults. That should be a Golden Apple receives a Golden Apple keep- means drivers could be ticket- recipient.” sake and pin. ed for typing emails or instant messages only if they were pulled over for another offense, 15M of world’s babies such as running a red light. CWU World are born prematurely By LAURAN It’s a problem for the Friendship Day NEERGAARD U.S., too, where half a mil- Church Women United will The Associated Press lion babies are born too meet at 1:30 p.m. Friday at soon. That’s about 1 in 8 St. Peter Lutheran Church to WASHINGTON — About U.S. births, a higher rate than observe World Friendship Day. 15 million premature babies in Europe, Canada, Australia Tea and cookies will follow. are born every year — more or Japan — and even worse than 1 in 10 of the world’s than rates in a number of less Index births and a bigger problem developed countries, too, the Obituaries 2 than previously believed, report found. State/Local 3 according to the first country- But the starkest differ- Politics 4 by-country estimates of this ence between rich and poorer Ashby photo Community 5 obstetric epidemic. countries: Survival. Sports 6-7 The startling toll: 1.1 mil- “Being born too soon is Farm 8 St. John’s to present ‘Snoopy!!! The Musical’ lion of these fragile newborns an unrecognized killer,” said Classifieds 10 St. John’s High School will present “Snoopy!!! 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2 – The Herald Thursday, May 2, 2012 www.delphosherald.com For The Record Girl with deformed face WEATHER FUNERAL The Delphos Delphos weather BECKMAN, Herman H., 87, of Delphos, Mass of Herald High temperature Christian Burial will begin at Vol. 142 No. 242 learns to navigate world Wednesday in Delphos was 11 a.m. Friday at St. John the Nancy Spencer, editor 84 degrees, low was 61. High Evangelist Catholic Church, Ray Geary, general manager By MARTHA IRVINE and even after, in the inten- option. But on a child so a year ago today was 53, low the Rev. Melvin Verhoff Delphos Herald, Inc. The Associated Press sive care unit. young, it would have to be was 42. Record high for today officiating. Burial will be Don Hemple, “It was kind of strange redone, over and over. It was is 87, set in 2001. Record low in Resurrection Cemetery. advertising manager WINNETKA, Ill. — What sometimes, with the doctors, better, doctors said, to wait is 27, set in 2005. Friends may call from 2-4 and Tiffany Brantley, if you knew, even before some of whom I think really, until her teen years. circulation manager WEATHER FORECAST 6-8 p.m. today at Harter and your child was born, that she really questioned why we had And as her parents dis- Schier Funeral Home, where wouldn’t look like everyone this baby,” says Eric Beatty, covered, Clara was quite able Tri-county The Daily Herald (USPS 1525 Associated Press a parish wake service will be 8000) is published daily else? Clara’s dad. to cope, sometimes better held at 7:30 p.m. Memorial except Sundays, Tuesdays and Clara Beatty’s parents The next few years would than they. Even today, Janet contributions may be made Holidays. knew. be so challenging that the Beatty is astounded at how TONIGHT: Mostly clear in the evening. Then partly to the charity of the donor’s By carrier in Delphos and They were living in family moved back to the well her youngest daughter choice. area towns, or by rural motor Belgium at the time, a decade United States, both for family navigates the world. cloudy with a 30 percent route where available $1.48 per ago. Prenatal screening was support and to seek medical “Even when she was little, chance of showers and thun- week. By mail in Allen, Van extensive, probably more care at Chicago’s Children’s you could look at her and derstorms overnight. Lows in Philippines puts Wert, or Putnam County, $97 than would have been done Memorial Hospital and other people would say there’s an the mid 60s. Southwest winds per year. Outside these counties in the United States. institutions. There were old soul in there,” she says. 10 to 20 mph. up wall to block $110 per year. FRIDAY: Partly cloudy in Entered in the post office Those tests determined breathing and feeding issues. “She just had these big eyes in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as that baby Clara, their third The family had 24-hour nurs- and you could see her taking the morning then becoming view of slums mostly cloudy. A 50 percent Periodicals, postage paid at child, was likely to be a per- ing care for the first three everything in.” MANILA, Philippines Delphos, Ohio. fectly normal kid inside. But years of Clara’s life because Certainly, there are times chance of showers and thun- derstorms. Highs in the lower (AP) — Delegates attending No mail subscriptions will be even in the womb, doctors she vomited so frequently. when Clara gets frustrated. accepted in towns or villages 80s. Southwest winds 10 to an international conference in could see severe facial defor- They were lucky, they Now 9 years old and fin- the Philippines capital may where The Daily Herald paper 15 mph. mities — droopy eyes, under- realized, to have that kind ishing the fourth grade, she not see what they came to carriers or motor routes provide FRIDAY NIGHT: Partly developed cheekbones and a of help. looks forward to the day a discuss: abject poverty. daily home delivery for $1.48 cloudy with a 40 percent tiny jaw. It meant she’d need Still, it took a toll on few years from now when her A makeshift, temporary per week. chance of showers and thun- 405 North Main St. a tube in her neck to help her Clara’s parents, especially skull will have grown enough wall has been erected across a derstorms. Lows around 60. TELEPHONE 695-0015 breathe after birth. The lack her mom. Janet Beatty just for cosmetic surgery. It won’t bridge on a road from the air- Office Hours of an outer ear and restricted wanted her daughter to be “fix” things, but likely will West winds 5 to 10 mph shift- port to downtown Manila that ing to the northwest over- 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. ear canals also would mean OK physically, to not be con- help her blend more — and hides a sprawling slum along POSTMASTER: she’d have hearing aids by stantly worried that she might possibly help her get rid of night. a garbage-strewn creek. S A T U R D A Y , Send address changes the time she was 6 months stop breathing, or choke. She the breathing tube. Presidential spokesman to THE DAILY HERALD, old. wanted her daughter to have “I want to try to make SATURDAY NIGHT: Partly Ricky Carandang defended 405 N. Main St. In Belgium, it was unusual the happy childhood that myself as much like the other cloudy with a 30 percent the wall’s installation, saying Delphos, Ohio 45833 for babies to be born with her other two children had kids, so that I can stop hav- chance of showers and thun- today “any country will do a Treacher Collins syndrome, had — free from the physi- ing everyone asking me ques- derstorms. Highs in the upper little fixing up before a guest Scholars of the Day caused by a genetic mutation. cal challenges and, yes, free tions,” Clara says, “because it 70s. Lows in the mid 50s. comes.” Parents almost always opted from the constant stares of gets so annoying.” SUNDAY: Partly cloudy He expressed hope that to abort, doctors said. strangers when they were out She says it matter-of- with a 20 percent chance of this week’s annual meeting But the Beattys wouldn’t in public. factly — not like she’s hurt showers and storms. Highs in of Asian Development Bank hear of it. It wasn’t any big “Make her normal,” her or damaged by the questions the mid 70s. Board of Governors, which moral statement, they say. mother, Janet Beatty, thought and comments. SUNDAY NIGHT: Mostly includes finance ministers “There was just no ques- privately. “I want that normal When people stare, she cloudy with a 40 percent and senior officials from 67 tion,” Janet Beatty says. No kid. I didn’t want people to says, she just “smiles and chance of showers. Lows in member states, will show the wavering, despite the looks stare, and I didn’t want peo- says ‘hi,”’ because that’s the lower 50s. Philippines is open for busi- of disapproval from the medi- ple running away from her.” what her parents have taught MONDAY: Cloudy with a ness. The lending institition, cal staff before she was born Cosmetic surgery was an her to do. 40 percent chance of showers. which is headquartered in Highs in the lower 70s. its own walled compound in St. John’s Scholar of the MONDAY NIGHT: Manila, aims to cut poverty in Day is Garrett US: blind activist wants to leave China Cloudy with a 30 percent the Asia-Pacific region. Nagel. chance of showers. Lows in “We need to show our visi- Congratulations BEIJING (AP) — The phone with Chen and met erode already shaky trust the lower 50s. tors that Metro Manila is order- Garrett! Obama administration’s with his wife, with both between Washington and TUESDAY: Mostly ly. We owe it to ourselves,” diplomatic predicament affirming their desire to Beijing at a time both gov- cloudy. Highs in the upper said metropolital Manila chief Jefferson’s Scholar of the deepened Thursday when leave. ernments are trying to con- 60s. Francis Tolentino. Day is Sidney a blind Chinese legal activ- “They as a family have tain their ever sharper jos- “I see nothing wrong with Claypool. ist who took refuge in the had a change of heart about tling for influence around beautifying our surroundings. Congratulations American Embassy told whether they want to stay the world. His case hov- LOCAL PRICES We are not trying to keep the the U.S. he now wants to in China,” department ered over today’s opening poor out of the picture,” he Sidney! go abroad, rejecting a deal spokeswoman Victoria of two-day talks on global Corn: $6.26 said. Students can pick up their that was supposed to keep Nuland told reporters. political and economic Wheat: $6.05 There was no immediate awards in their school offices. him safely in China. Nuland stopped short of hotspots led by Secretary Beans: $14.65 comment from ADB. Only hours after Chen saying whether Washington of State Hillary Rodham Guangcheng left the would try to reopen nego- Clinton, Treasury Secretary TODAY IN HISTORY embassy for a hospital tiations to get Chen abroad Timothy Geithner and their Babies By The Associated Press checkup and reunion with should Beijing agree. “We Chinese counterparts. (Continued from page 1) without any technology, it’s Today is Thursday, May 3, his family, he began telling need to consult with them Chen remained in fantastic,” says Lawn, who has the 124th day of 2012. There friends and foreign media further to get a better sense the hospital, its grounds of international health experts. watched kangaroo care save are 242 days left in the year. they feel threatened and of what they want to do ringed by a noticeable “And it’s unrecognized in the lives in countries like Malawi, Today’s Highlight in want to go abroad. At first and consider their options,” police presence, making it countries where you could with the highest preterm birth History: taken aback at the reversal, Nuland said. unclear how his exit could have a massive effect in reduc- rate — 18.1 percent. On May 3, 1937, Margaret the State Department said Chen’s still unre- be arranged, and receiving ing these deaths.” Also needed: Antibiotics to Mitchell won the Pulitzer officials spoke twice by solved fate threatens to medical tests. Sophisticated and expensive fight the infections that often Prize for her novel, “Gone A self-taught lawyer, intensive care saves the majori- kill newborns, and antiseptic With the Wind.” COURT NEWS Chen, 40, spent most of the ty of preterm babies in the U.S. cream to prevent umbilical On this date: last seven years in prison and other developed nations, cord infection. In 1791, Poland adopted a The following individu- ing completion of this com- or under house arrest in even the tiniest, most prema- Survival isn’t the only hur- national constitution. als appeared before Judge munity control. what was seen as retribu- ture ones. The risk of death dle. No one knows how many In 1802, Washington, D.C., Charles Steele Wednesday in Justine Jerome, 26, tion by local authorities from prematurity is at least 12 preemies suffer disabilities was incorporated as a city. Van Wert County Common Van Wert, changed her plea for his advocacy against times higher for an African including cerebral palsy, blind- In 1911, Wisconsin Gov. Pleas Court: to guilty on thr charge of forced abortions and other newborn than for a European ness or learning disorders. Francis E. McGovern signed Eric Hernandez, 31, Van domestic violence, a felony official misdeeds. His baby, the report found. That’s why preventing pre- the first U.S. workers’ com- Wert, was charged with fel- of the fourth degree. wife, daughter and moth- Globally, prematurity is term births in the first place is pensation law to withstand ony domestic violence, but Her case was continued er were confined at home not only the leading killer of the ultimate goal, one reason constitutional review. changed his plea to guilty to for sentencing on May 23. with him, enduring beat- newborns but the second-lead- for comparing countries — to In 1933, Nellie T. Ross domestic violence, a misde- She was released on elec- ings, searches and other ing cause of death in children learn why some do better and became the first female direc- meanor of the first degree. tronic house arrest until her mistreatment. under 5. some worse. Previously, the tor of the U.S. Mint. Sentencing was set for May sentencing. His escape from house “These facts should be a groups had estimated that 13 16 after a pre-sentence inves- Antrae Pinn, 27, Lima, arrest to the fortress-like call to action,” United Nations million babies were born pre- tigation is completed. changed his plea to an U.S. Embassy last week Secretary-General Ban maturely each year, based on LOTTERY Jennifer Burk, 21, Van amended charge of attempt- inserted Washington in the Ki-moon wrote in an introduc- regional data. CLEVELAND (AP) — Wert, was sentenced for tres- ed possession of a weapon center of a human rights tion to the report. About 12 percent of U.S. These Ohio lotteries were passing in a habitation, a under disability, a felony of case, always a testy issue Three-quarters of the deaths births are preterm, about the drawn Wednesday: felony of the fourth degree. the fourth degree. He was for Beijing, and at the same could be prevented by spread- same as Wednesday’s report Classic Lotto She received 3 years of originally charged with two time potentially embar- ing some simple, inexpensive estimates in Thailand, Turkey 04-11-15-18-43-48 community control, up to counts of weapons under rassed Chinese leaders that treatments to the neediest coun- and Somalia. In contrast, just Estimated jackpot: $8.69 M 6 months in the WORTH disability, both felonies of the country is unable to tries, the report concludes. For 5.9 percent of births in Japan Mega Millions Center, an additional 30 days the third degree. The state protect its own citizens. example, providing $1 steroid and Sweden are premature. Estimated jackpot: $118 M in jail, 200 hours community reduced the first charge and Chen’s goal, he told U.S. shots during preterm labor has- Experts can’t fully explain Pick 3 Evening service, must get a substance dismissed the second count officials, was to secure the tens development of immature why the U.S. preemie rate is so 1-6-0 abuse assessment and com- in a plea agreement. Case safety of his family and fetal lungs. They’re standard in much worse than similar high- Pick 4 Evening plete treatment, serve 2 years was set for sentencing on remain in China. Under developed countries; wider use income countries. But part 9-7-0-4 of intensive probation and June 13. painstaking arrangements in low-income countries could of the reason must be poor- Powerball pay attorney fees and court He was released on a sure- negotiated over days, he save nearly 400,000 babies a er access to prenatal care for 0 7 - 0 8 - 3 3 - 3 8 - 5 0 , costs. ty bond, but is being held on was to be reunited with his year. uninsured U.S. women, espe- Powerball: 29 She had a prison sentence a holder from Allen County family and relocated out- Even more lives could be cially minority mothers-to-be, Estimated jackpot: $50 M of 9 months deferred pend- for pending charges there. side his home province to saved by teaching “kangaroo said March of Dimes epidemi- Rolling Cash 5 a university town where he care,” in which moms carry ologist Christopher Howson. 05-20-30-33-36 could formally study law. their tiny babies nestled skin- African-American women are Estimated jackpot: But later, in the hospital, to-skin on their bare chests nearly twice as likely as white $497,000 Chen felt abandoned by the for warmth when there are no women to receive late or no Ten OH Evening U.S., finding no embassy incubators. prenatal care, and they have 01-09-21-22-24-26-33-34- staff had stayed behind to “To see babies who are 900 higher rates of preterm birth as 36-44-55-58-60-61-62-68-70- assure his protection. grams (about 2 pounds) survive well, he said. 72-73-74 Thank You! 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STATE/LOCAL According to the analysis, some of the major players (Google, Facebook and Yahoo) have BRIEFS Cleveland won’t renew gone to great lengths to ensure that significant amounts of the power they need come from clean, green sources like wind and solar. But Report: Fired Occupy group’s permit Greenpeace chastises others (Apple, Amazon By THOMAS J. “When things like this hap- and Microsoft) for relying on so-called “dirti- deputy ordered SHEERAN and ANDREW pen, we discover there might er” sources of power, such as coal and nuclear, WELSH-HUGGINS be factors that we had not nec- to run their huge data centers. inmates to dance Associated Press essarily thought of before,” “When people around the world share their AKRON (AP) — A north- Zitt said. “Questions arise, music or photos on the cloud, they want to east Ohio sheriff’s deputy has CLEVELAND — Occupy they get discussed in assem- know that the cloud is powered by clean, safe been fired for ordering five protesters must ask seri- bly, we come to consensus on energy,” says Gary Cook, a Senior Policy jail inmates to dance to a song ous questions about their it. We’re learning.” Analyst with Greenpeace. “Yet highly inno- by Usher in exchange for priv- open-arms policy in light of The American Civil vative and profitable companies like Apple, ileges such as using a phone charges brought against five Liberties Union of Ohio ques- E - The Environmental Amazon and Microsoft are building data or microwave. members accused of trying tioned the timing of the permit Magazine centers powered by coal and acting like their Media outlets citing an to blow up an Ohio bridge, revocation, saying it was con- customers won’t know or won’t care. They’re internal report say the Summit a top Cleveland official said cerned Jackson’s announce- Dear EarthTalk: Why is Greenpeace wrong.” County sheriff fired the Wednesday. ment was an attempt to con- upset with some leading tech companies Greenpeace’s report evaluates 14 major 35-year-old deputy this week The city declined to nect the entire Occupy move- for so-called “dirty cloud computing?” Can tech firms and the electricity supply chains in for mistreating inmates, acting renew the group’s down- ment to the bomb plot. you explain? use across more than 80 different data centers inappropriately and having a town encampment permit on “Individuals are respon- — Jeremy Wilkins, Waco, TX that power cloud-based services. Some of the cellphone in the jail, appar- Wednesday, a denial planned sible for their own actions, largest data centers are in buildings so big ently used to play the music. before the bridge plot arrests not the groups they affiliate Leading tech companies like Google, they are visible from space and use as much were announced Monday, said with,” ACLU of Ohio Legal The report says the deputy Apple and Microsoft are now offering unprec- power as 250,000 European homes. If the Ken Silliman, chief of staff to Director James Hardiman said edented amounts of data storage and access cloud were its own country, says Greenpeace, invited colleagues to watch Mayor Frank Jackson. The in a statement. “City officials April 11 as inmates danced. The to “apps” on huge Internet-connected servers, it would rank 5th in the world in electricity group, which remained by its should not be in the busi- saving consumers and businesses the hassle of consumption. Akron Beacon Journal reports encampment tent Wednesday ness of condemning an entire one inmate did the worm, while installing and running programs and storing “Companies like Google, Yahoo and night despite a 5 p.m. dead- group of people based on the information on their own local computers. another said he mimicked a line to leave, can still gather actions of others.” Facebook are beginning to lead the sector This emerging trend, dubbed “cloud com- down a clean energy pathway through innova- robot so he could use the phone at a spot across the street day Bill Dobbs, a spokesman puting,” means that these providers have had to contact relatives after a fam- or night. Police are monitor- for Occupy in New York, also tions in energy efficiency, prioritizing renew- to scale up their power consumption consid- able energy access when siting their data ily member’s death. ing, but no arrests have been said the arrests have nothing erably, as they are increasingly responsible Investigators say the dep- made. to do with the Occupy move- centers, and demanding better energy options for providing more and more of the com- from utilities and government decision-mak- uty admitted his mistake but The decision was made ment that began last fall. puting horsepower required by the world’s said he was only trying to ease with the allegations as a back- “This incident has noth- ers,” reports Greenpeace. But unfortunately two billion Internet users. No doubt, sharing the majority of the industry is not marching tension in the jail. drop, Silliman added. ing to do with Occupy Wall such resources on centralized servers is more “I think a fair question to Street, which explicitly stands in step. As such, Greenpeace is calling on all efficient than every individual and business tech companies with cloud services to develop Ohio ag leader: ask of Occupy Cleveland, is, for non-violence,” he said. running their own versions separately. In fact, if you have portrayed your “Before there’s a rush to judg- the research firm Verdantix estimates that siting policies based on access to clean energy Regulation may organization up till now as ment, facts need to come out. companies off-loading data and services to sources, invest in or directly purchase renew- welcome to all-comers — the Those charged are entitled to cloud servers could save $12 billion off their able energy, be transparent about their energy tent will accommodate anyone a fair trial and due process.” energy bills and reduce greenhouse gas emis- usage, share innovative solutions so the sector cost $600K as a whole can improve, and demand that gov- COLUMBUS (AP) — and everyone — how does The five were charged sions by 85 million metric tons within the next that change when something Tuesday with plotting to decade. But for the greenhouse gas savings ernments and utilities increase the percentage Ohio’s agriculture director of clean, green power available on the grid. says the current fee structure like the events of yesterday bomb a bridge linking two to be realized, the companies offering cloud happen?” Silliman said. wealthy Cleveland suburbs computing services need to make the right wouldn’t cover the cost of a “How does that change by placing what they thought EarthTalk® is written and edited by Roddy proposal to regulate dangerous energy choices. when some of the people were real explosives at the site Greenpeace has been tracking sustain- Scheer and Doug Moss and is a registered exotic wildlife in the state. you’ve welcomed into your and repeatedly trying to deto- trademark of E - The Environmental Magazine Animal owners had com- ability among tech companies for over a decision-making are now nate them using text messages decade, and recently released a report, “How ( www.emagazine.com). 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“Each day, and the living of it, has to be a conscious creation in which discipline and order are relieved with some play and pure foolishness.” POLITICS — May Sarton, American poet (born this date in 1912, died in 1995) Republican super PACs launch war on Obama By BETH FOUHY Washington. “There’s now end of March, giving his cam- Associated Press a regular Republican line of paign a 10-1 advantage over attack on Obama, even when Romney who had just $10 NEW YORK — It’s on. the Romney campaign is tak- million his campaign bank at Independent groups favor- ing a breather, raising money the same time. ing Mitt Romney already are and preparing for the general But Obama is unlikely launching TV advertisements election.” to receive anywhere near in competitive states for the The general election the kind of financial backup November general election, spending — and advertis- Romney is already getting providing political cover ing — has only just begun. from outside groups. The pro- against President Barack Voters in roughly a dozen Obama super PAC Priorities Obama’s well-financed cam- hard-fought states will be USA Action has raised just paign while the Republican inundated with TV ads, direct $10 million since its inception, candidate works to rebound mail, automated phone calls and few other Democratic- from a bruising and expen- and other forms of outreach leaning groups have signaled sive nomination fight. Some by campaign staff members they plan to compete with the conservative organizations and volunteers pleading for pro-Romney efforts. also are planning big get-out- their votes. While Obama and The latest of these comes the-vote efforts, and Romney Romney both will spend huge from Restore Our Future, a backers are courting wealthy amounts of money in the com- super PAC run by former patrons of his former GOP ing months, an untold addi- Romney advisers. rivals. tional amount will come from The group announced Afghanistan, Taken together, the devel- outside organizations called Wednesday it will go up with IT WAS NEWS THEN opments underscore how dra- super PACs that can collect $4.3 million in ads this week US security matically the political land- unlimited contributions from in nine states that will be key One Year Ago scape has changed since a trio corporations, unions and indi- to winning the White House. • Fort Jennings’ 2012 bicentennial will mark 200 years deal has holes of federal court cases — most viduals. The ad, “Saved,” describes since the fort named for Colonel Jennings was founded dur- WASHINGTON (AP) — notably the Supreme Court’s Already, Obama’s cam- Romney’s efforts that helped ing the War of 1812. In honor of the event, a committee was The 10-year security compact Citizens United ruling — paign has spent $3.6 million lead to the rescue of the teen- formed to put together a bicentennial book filled with the his- that President Barack Obama paved the way for a flood of on commercials in key battle- age daughter of a colleague tory of Fort Jennings. The committee hopes to have the book signed with Afghan President campaign cash from corpora- grounds in the weeks since after she disappeared in New finished by Christmas at the earliest. Hamid Karzai contains prom- tions and tycoons looking to Romney became the presump- York for three days. ises the United States and help their favored candidates. tive Republican nominee. ROF was by far the big- 25 Years Ago — 1987 Afghanistan cannot guarantee “Citizens United has Its latest ad depicts gest advertiser during the • The Leatherwood Garden Club met at the Dew Drop Inn, they will keep, and loopholes made an already aggres- Romney, a wealthy former Republican nominating con- Ottoville for a dinner. Hostesses were Coelestine Brockman for both nations. sive anti-Obama movement private equity executive, as test, spending $36 million on and Alice Wannemacher. President Mildred Ricker greeted The deal signed Tuesday even more empowered,” said a corporate raider who once ads attacking Rick Santorum the guests. Esther Jostpille gave the poem for the month, also allows either nation to Stephen Farnsworth, a pro- maintained a Swiss bank and Newt Gingrich. The group “Spring Rains and also “Prizes”. walk away on a year’s notice. fessor of political science account. The president had has raised more than $51 mil- • Five secretarial students were honored recently dur- That could allow the next U.S. at the University of Mary $104 million on hand at the lion since its inception. ing National Secretaries Week, at Northwestern Business president, or the next Afghan College. Those students honored included Theresa Prenger leader, to scuttle a deal nego- of Coldwater, Ann Laudick of Ottawa, Linda Hernandez of tiated by his or her predeces- Medicare disruptions seen if health Leipsic, and Carla Wannemacher and Shelly Blakemeyer, sor. both of Delphos. For Obama, the agreement care insurance reform is struck down represents a compromise with • Two Delphos residents recently participated in the By RICARDO ALONSO- whole law should go. The law’s payment changes from Karzai after messy negotia- Cincinnati Reds-Pepsi Homerun Road Race between games ZALDIVAR administration counters that one day to the next would of a Reds-Padres doubleheader. Mike Schlereth and Brian tions over U.S. military deten- Associated Press even if it strikes down the be a huge legal and logistical Warnecke competed with several thousand Reds fans in the tion of Afghan suspects and insurance mandate, the court challenge, raising many ques- annual 2 1/2-mile race. Schlereth received a medal for his raids on Afghan homes that WASHINGTON — should preserve most of tions. How would the govern- efforts. offend Afghans. Tossing out President Barack the rest of the legislation. ment treat payments made U.S. concessions were Obama’s health care law That would leave in place over the last two years, when 50 Years Ago — 1962 relatively small, however, would have major unintended its changes to Medicare, as the overhaul has been the law • Sharon Koester, a sophomore at Ottoville High School, and the deal Obama signed consequences for Medicare’s well as a major expansion of of the land? Would providers was chosen queen of the Future Farmers of America chapter in Kabul is probably the best payment systems, unseen but Medicaid coverage. have a right to refunds of cuts recently with the crowning ceremonies slated for the Parent- one he could get on a tight vital plumbing that handles Last year, in a lower court that had been made under the Son banquet to be held at the school. Koester will be crowned deadline. He wants to show- 100 million monthly claims filing on the case, Justice legislation? by last year’s queen, Karen Miller. Her attendants for the case a long-term commitment from hospitals and other ser- Department lawyers said Former program adminis- ceremony will be Eileen Hilvers, Ruth Niemeyer and Ann to Afghan stability when he vice providers, the adminis- reversing the Medicare pay- trators disagree on the poten- Wenzlick. hosts NATO leaders for a tration has quietly informed ment changes “would impose tial for major disruptions, • Two hundred athletes, their parents and fans attended the summit in Chicago later this the courts. staggering administrative bur- while some private industry All Sports banquet held Wednesday night at the Knights of month. U.S. officials said the Although the law made dens” on the government and executives predict an ava- Columbus club rooms on Elida Avenue. The award presenting deal is legally binding, but it significant cuts to providers “could cause major delays lanche of litigation unless banquet is an annual event sponsored by the local Knights for does not carry the force of a and improved prescription and errors” in claims pay- Congress intervenes. sports participants of Ottoville, Fort Jennings and St. John’s treaty as Afghanistan origi- and preventive benefits for ment. “Medicare cannot turn on high schools. nally wanted. seniors, Medicare has been Medicare payment policies a dime,” said former admin- • Members of the Women’s Fellowship of the Ottawa Obama called the agree- overlooked in a Supreme are set through a time-con- istrator Don Berwick, whose River Church were guests of the women of the Congregational ment historic, and said it Court debate focused on the suming process that begins confirmation was blocked by Christian Church in Columbus Grove Tuesday evening. Mrs. “defines a new kind of rela- law’s controversial require- with legislation passed by Senate Republicans opposed Norman Fish, who recently returned from a tour of Egypt, tionship between our coun- ment that individuals carry Congress. Even if Obama’s to Obama’s law. “I would Lebanon, Jordon, Israel, Turkey and Greece, showed slides of tries — a future in which health insurance. Yet havoc overhaul were completely not be surprised if there are the Holy Land. Afghans are responsible for in Medicare could have reper- overturned, the government delays and problems with the security of their nation, cussions in an election year still would have authority payment flow. Medicare has 75 Years Ago — 1937 and we build an equal partner- when both parties are avidly under previous law to pay dealt with sudden changes in courting seniors. hospitals, doctors, insurance payment before, but it is not • A number of Jefferson High School students will go to ship between two sovereign In papers filed with the plans, nursing homes and easy.” Oberlin Saturday to participate in the State Solo and Ensemble states.” The deal pledges Supreme Court, administra- other providers. It’s not just reimburse- contest. Students from all over the state of Ohio will compete tion lawyers have warned of “There is an independent ment levels that would get for state honors. Esther Leilich of the music department of Afghanistan to fight corrup- tion, improve efficiency and “extraordinary disruption” if legal basis to pay providers scrambled, Berwick said. The the local schools has charge of all vocal contestants. K. W. protect human rights, includ- Medicare is forced to unwind if the Supreme Court strikes law’s new philosophy of pay- Findley, music instructor, has charge of all the instrumental ing women’s rights. All are countless transactions that down the entire law,” said ing hospitals and doctors for participants. areas where the United States are based on payment chang- Thomas Barker, a former quality results instead of for • J. F. Stouder has purchased the Gamble Store agency in already finds fault with Afghan es required by more than Health and Human Services sheer volume of tests and this city and took charge of this place of business, located at performance, and Afghanistan 20 separate sections of the general counsel in the George procedures has been incorpo- 311 N. Main St., on May 1. The new owner will continue to has promised improvement on Affordable Care Act. W. Bush administration. rated in some payment poli- handle merchandise of the Gamble Company exclusively. Bob corruption many times before. Opponents argue that the But reversing the new cies. Robinson, who has been in charge of the store here since its The nine-page agreement opening, will be placed in charge of a Gamble store in some spells out no consequences if other city. those or other goals are not • St. John’s High baseball team defeated Lima St. Rose at Preventing college costs from rising met. BY SENATOR Waterworks Park Saturday afternoon by a score of 7 to 2. In ate with about $27,000 in be doing is adding to Ohio The agreement uses even SHERROD BROWN student loan debt. A recent students’ already-heavy debt spite of the fact that he was suffering from a sore arm, Jim looser language to address the report shows that student loan load. Lang, who pitched for St. John’s, had the visitors at his mercy production and trafficking of Wright State University debt nationwide has reached As more and more stu- most of the time. He allowed only five hits, struck out 12 and illegal drugs in Afghanistan, student Justin about $870 billion, dents continue to enroll in walked two. a major opium producer. Both Kuemerle relies which exceeds debt higher education, debt bal- nations affirm that illicit drugs on federal student on credit cards and ances are expected to con- undermine security and legiti- loans to help pay for auto loans. tinue climbing. Students bur- mate economic growth but school. He recently A l l o w i n g dened by excessive debt are Moderately confused promise only to cooperate to told me that with- Stafford Loan inter- less likely to start a business, confront the threat. out Stafford Loans, est rates to increase buy a home, or continue on to The United States prom- he would have to will hinder Ohio graduate school. ises to seek annual funding forgo college. students’ ability My legislation would help to train and equip the Afghan Justin is one of to afford college – ensure that more middle-class armed forces but gives no dol- more than 382,000 and hurt America’s Ohioans can achieve their lar figure. That money must students in Ohio Brown economic competi- dream of going to college. be approved by Congress, – for the number tiveness. Ohio students – many of which has so far supported the of affected students in your That’s why I recent- them already working while Obama administration’s plan county, click here – who are ly introduced the Stop the attending class – should not to build up the Afghan forces. able to attend college with Student Loan Interest Rate be required to mortgage their There is growing concern in the help of Stafford Loans. Hike Act, which would pre- future or delay their opportu- Congress, however, about the Stafford Loans are low-inter- vent college from becoming nities for a better life because est loans for low-to moderate- even more expensive. This of student loan debt. quality of those forces, and income students, provided legislation would help Ohio The ability to pay for the billions of dollars they by the U.S. Department of students by maintaining the higher education is essential, would need over 10 years is Education. They assist under- current interest rates for sub- as many middle-class jobs not assured. graduate and graduate stu- sidized Stafford student loans in Ohio and throughout the The agreement promises dents who could not other- at 3.4 percent. country require training past ongoing U.S. investment in wise afford college. It is in all of our best inter- high school. And higher edu- a variety of development, Unless Congress acts soon, ests to ensure that higher cation leads to higher earn- health, education and sup- on July 1st the interest rates on education is affordable and ings over a lifetime. port projects aimed at helping these vital student loans will accessible to qualified stu- Whether it’s a career the poor nation one day sup- double for Justin and nearly dents. Educational attainment center or private liberal arts port itself, and it commits the 8 million U.S. undergraduate has long been a great equal- school, two-year college or United States to seek annual students nationwide. izer – helping families enter flagship university, students funding from Congress “com- That could mean an the middle class. It’s clear should not be forced to fore- mensurate with the strategic increase of about $1,000 in that we need to do more to go college because Congress importance of the U.S.-Afghan interest payments for borrow- educate young people for the refused to do its work. partnership.” ers simply because Congress jobs of the 21st century and That’s why I will continue U.S. officials said they refuses to take action and stop connect them with businesses to fight until Congress acts. cannot make a more specific the Stafford Loan rate hike. that are searching for skilled The future of Ohio students pledge because Congress con- Ohio college students workers. – and our nation – depends trols the purse strings. can already expect to gradu- The last thing we should on it. www.delphosherald.com Thursday, May 3, 2012 The Herald – 5

COMMUNITY LANDMARK Kitchen Press A taste of the southwest in celebration of Cinco de Mayo or for any meal. Landeck School Double Cheese and Cinnamon-Honey dered sugar Bean Nachos “Fried” Ice Cream 8 cups ice cubes, crushed CALENDAR OF 4 cupsKitchen small round corn 3 cups vanilla ice cream 2 limes, cut into wedges, tortilla chips 1 1/2 cups finely crushed if desired EVENTS 1 cup refried beans (from Cinnamon Toast Crunch 1.2 cup coarse salt, if TODAY 16-oz. can) Presscereal desired ½ cup of your favorite 4 tablespoons honey 2/3 cup tequila 5-7 p.m. — Photo submitted The Interfaith salsa Scoop 6 (1/2-cup) balls In blender or food pro- Thrift Shop is open for shop- 2 tablespoons pickled of ice cream onto cookie cessor, place orange liqueur, ping. Smith ‘Most Improved Student’ jalapeño slices, drained, sheet. Freeze 15 minutes. lime juice, powdered sugar 6:30 p.m. — Delphos Jacob Smith, a sixth-grader at St. John’s Elementary chopped (from 12-oz. jar) Meanwhile, place cereal in and ice. Cover; blend until Ladies Club, Trinity United School was honored as the “Most Improved Student” ½ cup chopped green shallow pan. Drizzle 2 table- smooth. Spoon into nonmet- Methodist Church. by the Delphos Optimist Club. Smith was presented onions (8 medium) spoons of the honey evenly al freezer container. Cover; 7 p.m. — Delphos with a certificate for a $50 savings bond by Delphos city 2 cups shredded Mexican over cereal; mix well with freeze until almost firm, 2 Emergency Medical Service schools superintendent, Frank Sukup. He is the son of cheese blend (8 oz.) fork until crumbly. Quickly to 2 1/2 hours. To serve, if meeting, EMS building, Wayne and Lisa Smith. Heat oven to 400 degrees. roll 1 ball of ice cream at mixture freezes completely, Second Street. Line 12-inch pizza pan or a time in cereal mixture to let stand at room tempera- 7:30 p.m. — Delphos 15x10x1-inch pan with foil; coat; return to cookie sheet. ture about 20 minutes. Rub Chapter 23, Order of Eastern HRIFT HOP ORKERS spray with nonstick cook- Freeze ice cream balls until rims of glasses with lime Star, meets at the Masonic T S W ing spray. Spread half of the firm, about 20 minutes. (If wedges; dip in salt to coat. Temple, North Main Street. MAY 3-5 chips evenly on pan. In small desired, cover and freeze Into blender or food proces- THURSDAY: Mary Rigdon, Sandy Rigdon, Sue Wiseman, bowl, mix refried beans and until serving time.) In sor, spoon orange liqueur FRIDAY Sarah Miller, Carlene Gerdeman, Sue Vasquez and Karen salsa. Drop about half of mix- small microwavable bowl, mixture; blend until slushy. 7:30 a.m. — Delphos Nomina. ture by small spoonfuls over microwave remaining 2 Place 1/2 cup slush in each Optimist Club meets at the FRIDAY: Becky Binkley, Millie Spitnale, Mary Jane chips. Top with half each of tablespoons honey uncov- salt-rimmed glass; add 1 to 2 A&W Drive-In, 924 E. Fifth Watkins and Kay Meyer. jalapeño slices, onions and ered on High until warm. tablespoons tequila. Stir well. St. SATURDAY: Vera Chiles, Carol Musto, Valeta Ditto and cheese. Repeat layers end- To serve, place ice cream Garnish with lime wedges. 11:30 a.m. — Mealsite Catherine Hammons. ing with cheese. Bake 10-12 balls in individual dessert Serves 12. at Delphos Senior Citizen REGULAR THRIFT SHOP HOURS: 5-7 p.m. Thursday; minutes or until cheese is dishes; drizzle each with *For non-alcoholic drink, Center, 301 Suthoff Street. 1-4 p.m. Friday; and 9 a.m.- noon Saturday. melted. Serve immediately. 1 teaspoon of the warm use orange juice in place of 1-4 p.m. — Interfaith Thrift To volunteer, contact Catharine Gerdemann, 419-695-8440; *Layer the nachos on a honey. orange-flavored liqueur and Store is open for shopping. Alice Heidenescher, 419-692-5362; Linda Bockey 419-692- microwavable plate; micro- omit the tequila. 7145; or Lorene Jettinghoff, 419-692-7331. wave on Medium for 2-4 Mexican Margaritas SATURDAY If help is needed, contact the Thrift Shop at 419-692-2942 minutes or until cheese is 1 1/3 cups orange-fla- If you enjoyed these reci- pes, made changes or have 9 a.m.-noon — Interfaith between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. and leave a message. melted. Fresh chopped jala- vored liqueur Thrift Store is open for shop- peño chilies can be used if 1 cup lime juice one to share, email kitchen- ping. you like. 2 to 3 tablespoons pow- [email protected] St. Vincent DePaul Society, SENIOR LUNCHEON CAFE located at the east edge of the St. John’s High School park- WEEK OF MAY 7-11 ing lot, is open. MONDAY: Tomato soup, grilled cheese, pea salad, fruit, Entries needed for ArtRageous ‘Chalk the Walk’ coffee and 2% milk. TUESDAY: Baked ham, sweet potatoes, cauliflower, Entries are now open for “Chalk the Walk,” limited. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. — Delphos a chalk drawing competition to be held from There will be two categories: Elementary- Postal Museum is open. bread, margarine, lemon dessert, coffee and 2% milk. WEDNESDAY: Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, California- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on June 2 during ArtRageous Middle School, with prizes given for best 12:15 p.m. — Testing of on Main in Fountain Park, Van Wert. work in this category; and High School-Adult, warning sirens by Delphos blend veggies, bread, margarine, peaches, coffee and 2% milk. The chalk drawing area will be on the with a $75 cash award for first place and $25 Fire and Rescue bridge near the park. Contestants must pre- cash award for runner-up. 1-3 p.m. — THURSDSAY: Sweet and sour meatballs, mashed pota- Delphos Canal register by calling 419-238-6911 as space is Judging will be held from 4-5 p.m. Commission Museum, 241 N. toes, mixed veggies, dinner roll, margarine, dutch apple bake, Main St., is open. coffee and 2% milk. 7 p.m. — Bingo at St. FRIDAY: Taco salad, fruit, coffee and 2% milk. Check us out online: www.delphosherald.com John’s Little Theatre.

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It took us a while to Pro Bowler Junior board in the home third. With twin-killing. make the adjustment to how Seau was a definite FORT JENNINGS — one down, K. Warnecke lined The hosts made it 7-0 in their guys weren’t pitching ad shock to me and a Musings one that ticked off the glove the home half. Verhoff and hard as we’ve been practicing Seniors Troy Hellman and lot of fans. [email protected] Nolan Neidert took care of of leaping second baseman Schuerman walked. Vetter against,” Swick added. “We As we get more the pitching and the offense M. Gray for a hit, stole sec- sacrificed. Van Loo singled started to time him up when and more into this ond with two outs and scored behind second base to score we got into the second time of finally got untracked as investigation, I think the NFL will get even more serious Fort Jennings railroaded as Hellman (2-for-3, 2 RBIs) Verhoff and put runners on the order. We had our Senior helped his cause with a base the corners. After Van Loo Night tonight and I wanted to about its concussion policy. Ada 10-0 in a 6-inning non- After all, this guy was known for his ferocious hitting league baseball affair hit to left for a 1-0 lead; stole second, Schuerman was give Nolan an inning because Wednesday at Fort he took second on the out at home trying to score on he wanted one; thankfully, and played for almost two decades in an increasingly fast, Jennings Village throw home but was a pitch in the dirt that didn’t I didn’t have to go get him. explosive and violent sport. Park. left there. get far enough away from I was hoping to get Nick an The fact — one that I never knew or realized before this Hellman (3-3; 5 The Orange and catcher Downing. inning, too.” — that he becomes the eighth member of the Chargers’ lone innings, 1 hit, 1 base- Black made it 6-0 in Ada mounted a threat Ada hosts Jefferson 5 p.m. Super Bowl team (1994) to have died is unbelievable, espe- on-balls, 3 Ks; 51 the fourth by sending against Neidert in the sixth: a tonight, while Fort Jennings cially since they were all under the age of 45. pitches, 32 strikes) 10 to the dish. Senior walk (pinch-hitter Archer) and visits Continental 5 p.m. Is it just “coincidence” or is there a pattern? I don’t know and Neidert (1 IP, 2 Nick Verhoff (2-for-3, a single to left by R. Kellum Friday. why it’s apparently just this team that has had this happen. hits, 1 BB, 1 K) did their 3 runs) led with a single, fol- but Crabtree (re-entered for Even though he was a ferocious player, friends and foes jobs. lowed by a sacrifice bunt by Archer) was out trying to get ADA (0) alike seem to have genuinely liked him, saying he had a ab-r-h-rbi In fact, Hellman retired senior Zach Schuerman. An to third on a pitch in the Sutton cf 3-0-0-0, Downing c 3-0- smile on his face. He had the ability to “turn it off” once the first 12 Bulldog batters. error on Alex Vetter’s ground- dirt. An out later, Downing 1-0, M. Gray 2b 2-0-0-0, Rieman dh the whistle blew; former foes like Steve Young were telling 1-0-0-0, S. Gray lf 0-0-0-0, Neville p/3b “That’s what Troy does; er put runners at the corners. singled, with Kellum now at 0-0-0-0, Cobb ss 2-0-1-0, English 1b stories of Seau pounding him into the ground and then genu- he throws strikes. He had Back-to-back walks (Dylan third. However, Downing was 2-0-0-0, Bailey 3b/p 2-0-0-0, Crabtree inely asking how he was after the whistle. Van Loo and Mark Metzger) picked off base by Neidert to p/lf 1-0-0-0, Archer ph 0-0-0-0, R. about a 4-to-1 strikeout-to- Kellum rf 2-0-1-0. Totals 18-0-3-0. Which makes this all the more unbelievable; a guy with a walk ratio,” Fort Jennings plated Verhoff. An out later, end the threat. FORT JENNINGS (10) seemingly upbeat personality would all of a sudden decide to coach Jeff Swick said, gain- Neidert (2-for-4, 2 runs, 2 The Musketeers put it ab-r-h-rbi take “the permanent solution to a temporary problem” route Kurt Warnecke ss 4-2-3-0, Nolan ing his 100th win. “When RBIs) launched a 2-run liner away in the home half against Neidert 1b/p 4-2-2-2, Troy Hellman p/ is difficult to comprehend. we play good defense behind to left that scored Vetter and reliever Bailey. K. Warnecke cf 3-0-2-2, Cody Warnecke cf/1b 4-0- More than a future NFL Hall-of-Famer, he was the father 2-2, Nick Verhoff 3b 3-3-2-0, Zach him, like tonight, he wins; Van Loo; with Metzger tak- led it off with a double to Schuerman c 2-0-0-0, Alex Vetter of four, a friend, a son. when we don’t play good ing third and Neidert second the right-field corner, a single dh 2-1-0-0, Jared Hoersten lf 0-0-0- In the end, we probably will never really “know” what on the throw home. Hellman by Neidert and a run-scor- 0, Dylan Van Loo rf 2-1-1-1, Mark defense behind him, he loses. Metzger 2b 2-1-0-1. Totals 26-10-12-8. brought this on. The concussions — his ex-wife told report- I wanted to pinch-count him walked to reload the bases ing knock to right center by Score by Innings: ers he had his share but kept on playing because that is who — around 50 — and leave and end Crabtree’s night on Hellman, plating K. Warnecke Ada 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 Ft. Jennings 0 0 1 5 1 3 - 10 he was — will definitely be talked about and I imagine there him with enough left for the mound for Neville. He and putting Neidert at third. Two outs in sixth when game will be a very detailed autopsy; perhaps he even donated his Saturday in case we need gave up a single to center C. Warnecke hit a double- ended E: Sutton, Crabtree, Kellum; DP: body to science. him.” by C. Warnecke that scored play ball to shortstop but Ada 1, Fort Jennings 1; LOB: Ada 2, Ultimately, though, this is a mystery; what put him over The Musketeers (7-13) got Metzger; an error on the play scored Neidert for a 9-0 edge. Fort Jennings 6; 2B: K. Warnecke; the edge will be a question we may never truly be able to allowed Neidert to score the Verhoff singled up the gut and SB: K. Warnecke, Van Loo; Sac: a leadoff single by junior Kurt Schuerman, Vetter; CS: Hellman (by answer. We’ll scratch our heads and pray for the best for Warnecke (3-for-4, 2 runs) sixth run. However, Hellman scored when Schuerman’s fly Downing); POB: Downing (by Neidert). his family; they have to go on and will need all their friends and a 2-out knock to center was gunned down at third ball near the right-field line IP H R ER BB SO trying to steal. was misplayed, ending the ADA and family. by senior Cody Warnecke Crabtree (L) 3.2 6 6 1 3 1 Could it be something I and many others have written (2-for-4), 2 runs batted in) Ada got its first walk game. Neville 1.1 2 1 1 2 0 Bailey 0.2 4 3 2 0 0 and talked about for eons: they have so identified with being against Ada starter Crabtree (Neville) and hit (Cobb) to “We’ve been trying to dial FORT JENNINGS “Pro Football/Basketball/Baseball (insert whatever) player”, (3 2/3 IPs, 6 hits, 6 runs, 1 commence the fifth. However, it up a notch at the plate Hellman (W, 3-3) 5.0 1 0 0 1 3 earned, 3 BBs, 1 K) but both English forced Neville at this week in practice, giving Neidert 1.0 2 0 0 1 1 when that is taken away — Junior only retired officially last fall — they have “nothing else to do.” Fame and fortune are very, very alluring. Look at the professional wrestlers — Ric Flair comes to mind — and other athletes that seem unable to Lady ’Dogs secure PCL title tie vs Kalida walk away until they have to be carried off. Depression may By BOB WEBER of the inning. excellent defensive plays to The Lady Bulldogs (13- have always been there throughout their careers for various The Delphos Herald All the Bulldogs’ remain- hold the visitors without scor- 10, 5-1 PCL) were led in hit- reasons but it seems to hit like a ton of bricks when the real- [email protected] ing and decisive game-win- ing another run. ting by four of those return- ity sets in that they are done, physically and mentally. ning runs came in the third The fifth inning saw ing lettermen. Kleman and He had it “all” and now he has “nothing.” KALIDA — Wednesday inning when they sent 11 bat- the Wildcats close the gap Utendorf had three hits apiece. It takes something else — faith, solid planning, having night in Kalida, the fans really ters to the plate. Kleman and to 7-4. Vandemark singled, Langhals had two hits and something other than athletics — to help these guys and gals got their money’s worth. Utendorf, as in the first inning, Holtkamp reached safely on knocked in two runs. Grisby, to not become so identified with WHAT they do more so The Columbus Grove started the rally with two sin- a error and Smith walked to with the game-winning 3-run than WHO they are. Lady Bulldogs trav- gles. Sophomore Katie load the bases. Verhoff, homer, had two hits. I am sure fear of the unknown — especially considering eled to Kalida to take Roose walked, load- on the first pitch, laced Heckel was the win- the heights he attained — also comes into play but, again, on the Lady Wildcats ing the bases. Kleman a single to center field, ning pitcher. that can be helped by realizing there is a life after profes- in their annual Putnam scored on a wild pitch scoring Vandemark The Lady Wildcats sional athletics. County League fast- and freshman Hope and Holtkamp, and the (7-6, 2-2 PCL) were They have to realize that they are like the rest of us “mere pitch softball show- Schroeder walked to Wildcat faithful sensed led by Holtkamp with down. The Lady ’Dogs used load the bases again. After a big comeback win from three hits and three runs mortals” and are, well, mortal. a 6-run third inning to come a strikeout of junior Katelyn their home team. scored. Vandemark added As the old prayer comes to mind: may his soul and all away with a 7-5 win; how- Scott, senior Ashley Langhals After a scoreless sixth two hits and Verhoff reached the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, ever, the game was filled with ripped a solid base hit, scor- inning for the Wildcats, the safely twice with base hits rest in peace. hitting, great defensive plays ing Utendorf and Roose. The home team plated one more and knocked in three runners. and both teams’ players and Bulldogs weren’t done for the run. Holtkamp started the Schnipke took the loss for the fans giving it their all until the inning as junior Haley Grigsby seventh with a 1-out single Wildcats. final out. hit a deep fly ball to right field and stole second base. After The Lady Bulldogs will LOCAL ROUNDUP The first inning started out that cleared the fence for a a groundout by Smith and a finish their regular season with T-Birds slug Lady Green Elida (5-12) hosts Lima strong for head coach Brian 3-run home run, extending the walk to Verhoff, the tying run a home NWC game tonight LIMA — Lima Central Senior tonight and is sched- Schroeder’s Lady ’Dogs. Bulldogs’ lead to 7-0. came to the plate in junior against Lincolnview starting Catholic pounded out 16 hits uled to open Division II sec- Sophomore Deanna Kleman The Wildcats, not giving Emily Schnipke. Schnipke at 5 p.m. The LadyCats’ next en route to a 16-9 victory over tional play versus Shawnee 11 led off with a slap-hit single up, battled right back as they singled, scoring Holtkamp, game will be Friday at Miller Ottoville in a.m. Saturday at Bath. to third base and took second plated two runs in their half but the Bulldogs ended the City for a 5 p.m. PCL start. softball action Bath 2 1 3 0 0 0 3 - 9 14 2 Elida 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 3 9 4 on the wild throw to first. of the inning. After two quick threat with a force-out at third COLUMBUS GROVE (7) Wednesday at WP: Kimmy Reynolds; LP: Caitlin Senior CeCe Utendorf then outs, Holtkamp singled, stole off of Erika Brinkman’s bat, Deanna Kleman 4-2-3-0, CeCe LCC. Shroyer (3-9). 2B: Reynolds (B), Utendorf 5-1-3-1, Katie Roose 3-1-0- Hammer (B). followed with a single to plate second and came home on a ending the game and securing 0, Hope Schroeder 3-1-0-0, Kaitlyn Six of those ---- Kleman for the first run of the single by junior Amy Smith a PCL title tie. Scott 3-0-0-0, Ashley Langhals 3-1- hits were for 2-2, Haley Grisby 4-1-2-3, Micah Eagles outslug Bulldogs game. to left field; a throwing error Coach Schroeder pointed Stechschulte 3-0-1-0, Bobbi Heckel extra bases, In the bottom of the first, the on the play allowed Smith to out the depth and experience 4-0-0-0. Totals 32-7-11-6. including a home run and tri- COLUMBUS GROVE — KALIDA (5) Both homestanding Columbus LadyCats started strong with take second. Junior Kaylyn of his team helps in games Julia Vandemark 4-1-2-0, Summer ple by Tatum Wise. two quick singles by juniors Verhoff singled, scoring like this one: “We have 10 Holtkamp 4-3-3-0, Amy Smith 2-1- Freshman Courtney Von Grove and Liberty-Benton Julia Vandemark and Summer Smith, and the Wildcats were returning letterwinners from 1-1, Kaylyn Verhoff 3-0-2-3, Emily Sossan took the loss for the had the baseball bats boom- Schnipke 4-0-1-1, Ericka Brinkman ing Wednesday but in the end, Holtkamp. On Holtkamp’s right back in it 7-2 after three last year’s squad (14-10), so 4-0-1-0, Andrea Bellman 3-0-0-0, Lady Green, who also com- single, Vandemark tried to innings of play. I am hoping that experience Mariah Doepker 3-0-0-0, Kayla Siefker mitted four errors (as did the the visiting Eagles won a 12-8 3-0-0-0. Totals 30-5-10-5. slugfest. score all the way from second For the next four innings, will carry over this year and Score by Innings: Lady Thunderbirds) and col- and was thrown out at the the Bulldogs had scoring into the tournament with big Col. Grove 1-0-6 0-0-0 0=7 lected five hits. Brady Shafer (3-for-5) and plate. Bulldog starter Bobbi threats in each inning; how- wins like tonight over a good Kalida 0-0-2 0-2-0 1=5 Frankie Bowersock got the Trey Roney WP - Bobbi Heckel; LP - Emily (2-for-2, 2 runs Heckel got the other two outs ever, the Wildcats used some team like Kalida.” Schnipke. win for the home team (5-13). Ottoville led 3-1 after its batted in) led half of the second inning but the Bulldogs’ a 3-run home half sent LCC (16-8) 11-hit NBA PLAYOFF ROUNDUP on its way. offense. By TERESA M. WALKER style in evening the series started this game as if they sim- Star was supposed to have com- The Lady Green visits Ingleston (3-for-4, 2 runs), ply picked up Sunday night when ing and the Utah frontcourt of Al Neiling (3-for-5, 2 runs, 2 runs The Associated Press with Game 3 in Los Angeles Los Angeles finished the game Jefferson and Paul Millsap wasn’t Pandora-Gilboa tonight and is on Saturday. The Clippers on a 28-3 run. any more imposing on offense. batted in) and Kotey (3-for-5, slated to open tourney play at 2 runs, 2 RBIs) led the 15-hit MEMPHIS, Tenn. — feel like they missed a big Playing aggressively, the Jefferson scored 10 points and Lincolnview 1 p.m. Saturday O.J. Mayo felt so respon- opportunity. Clippers jumped out to a 6-1 Millsap had nine. attack of the Eagles (15-5). lead as the Grizzlies missed their The only bigger embarrass- versus Jefferson. Grove hosts Lincolnview sible for how Memphis blew Rudy Gay also scored 21 first four shots. Memphis didn’t ment for the Jazz in the playoffs Ottoville 1 2 0 0 5 0 1 - 9 5 4 tonight and opens Division a 27-point lead in the points and Memphis hit its first shot until Conley’s was a 42-point loss to Michael Lima CC 1 3 1 4 4 3 x - 16 16 4 series opener with the showed off its depth with driving layup with 8:19 left in the Jordan and the Chicago Bulls in WP: Frankie Bowersock; LP: sectional action at home Clippers that he had six players reaching double first quarter and Gay missed his the 1998 NBA Finals. It was the Courtney Von Sossan. 2B: Meredith Saturday (11 a.m.) against figures. Mike Conley had first three shots before hitting a most lopsided postseason win for Niese (L), Sydney Santaguida (L), Jayna Cory-Rawson. barely slept since that 19, Zach Randolph 15, Clemens (L). 3B: Kayla Verhoff (L), 15-foot jumper. the Spurs since beating Denver Tatum Wise (L). HR: Tatum Wise (L). loss. He made sure all Marreese Speights 11 and The Clippers shot 64.7 per- by 28 in 2005. San Antonio’s ---- LIBERTY-BENTON (12) the Grizzlies can sleep Tony Allen 10. cent (11-of-17) in the first quarter playoff record is a 40-point victory Harpest 2b 4-1-2-3, Moses cf 2-1- Chris Paul led the Wildkittens slug 0-0, Phi 2-0-0-0, Neiling ss 5-2-3-2, well now. but they just couldn’t match the over Denver in 1983. Ingleston 2b 4-2-3-0, Kotey 1b 5-2-3-2, Clippers with 29 points. Grizzlies in the paint. Tim Duncan finished with 12 past Bulldogs Young c 4-2-2-2, Russel 3b 4-1-1-1, Mayo scored 10 Blake Griffin had 22 and Clippers coach Vinny Del points and 13 rebounds for the ELIDA — Bath’s softball Samuels rf 3-0-1-1, Webb lf 3-1-0-0. of his 20 points in Mo Williams and Nick Negro said the Grizzlies fed off Spurs. unit forged at least a share of Totals 36-12-15-11. the fourth quarter and Young 11 apiece. offensive rebounds and 21 turn- Game 3 is Saturday night in COLUMBUS GROVE (8) Grizzlies had the lead overs and his team helped them Salt Lake City. the Western Buckeye League Blake Hoffman cf 4-3-1-0, Brandon Memphis bounced back going into the fourth quarter title with a 9-3 victory over Benroth 3b 4-1-1-2, Matt Jay c 3-0- to beat Los Angeles too much. Los Angeles center PACERS 97, MAGIC 74 1-1, Trey Roney 1b 2-1-2-2, Zach for a second straight game. DeAndre Jordan agreed. ORLANDO, Fla. — Danny Elida Wednesday at Dorothy Barrientes ss 5-0-1-1, Brady Shafer 105-98 on Wednesday This time, the Clippers got The emotions are starting Granger had 26 points and nine Edwards Field. p 5-1-3-1, Kody Griffith dh 4-1-1-1, night in Game 2. no closer than four. to boil in this series and the rebounds, Roy Hibbert added The Wild-kittens did it Connor Schroeder lf 1-0-0-0, Riley The Grizzlies collapsed Memphis led 75-69 at the start Grizzlies brought out wrestler 18 points and 10 rebounds and Brubaker p 1-0-0-0, Trent Vorst 2b 1-0- of this fourth quarter and Paul’s Jerry “The King” Lawler to deliver Indiana beat Orlando Magic to a with a 14-hit attack against 0-0, Aaron Vorst rf 2-0-1-0, Clay Diller Sunday night, letting the 4-point play with 8:06 left got the a pile driver to someone dressed take a 2-1 series lead. Caitlin Shroyer (3-9). Kimmy rf 0-1-0-0. Totals 32-8-11-8. Clippers grab home-court Clippers to 83-79. The Grizzlies up as a Clippers’ fan. The Pacers regained home- Reynolds got Score by Innings: answered with Conley scoring Liberty-Benton 0 1 7 3 1 0 0 - 12 advantage in the best-of- SPURS 114, JAZZ 83 court advantage with the victory, the win, giving Columbus Grove 0 0 0 1 2 1 4 - 8 seven, first-round Western on a driving layup, followed by SAN ANTONIO — Tony riding good shooting early and E: Russel, T. Vorst, Barrientes, another 3 from Mayo. Parker scored 18 points and San building a 29-point lead in the up nine hits, Jay; LOB: Liberty-Benton 8, Columbus Conference series. Down 21 Bobby Simmons, starting with Antonio handed Utah its second- fourth quarter. They also domi- and helped Grove 13; 2B: Kotey, Samuels, Neiling, points at the start of the fourth Caron Butler out with a broken worst playoff loss, routing the nated scoring underneath thanks herself with Harpest, Young, Russel, T. Vorst, quarter, the Clippers tied the left hand, scored seven of his Jazz to take a 2-0 series lead. to a 46-33 rebounding edge and a 3-hit day (2 Hoffman, Shafer, Griffith; HR: Roney. nine points in the fourth. NBA Coach of the Year Gregg have outscored the Magic 81-43 NBA playoff record for larg- RBIs). Hammer also had three IP H R ER BB SO It wasn’t enough as Gay and Popovich practically put the Spurs in the third quarter in the series. LIBERTY-BENTON est final-period comeback. Randolph combined to score six on autopilot after a 20-0 run in the Glen Davis led the Magic with hits, while Mosley, Manley Harter (W) 5.2 8 4 2 4 6 The schedule meant straight points with Gay’s basket second quarter that stunned the 22 points and J.J. Redick added and Price added two each. Kotey 0.2 2 4 4 3 1 the Grizzlies had two days giving Memphis its biggest lead Jazz, who had vowed to play 13. The Magic never led, strug- The Lady Bulldogs (5-13, Harpest 0.2 1 0 0 1 1 between games to simmer of the night at 97-84 with 3:52 better after the Spurs easily won gled to get any scoring in the 1-8 WBL) also committed four COLUMBUS GROVE remaining. The Grizzlies sealed Game 1. But this loss was even paint and made a series-low five Shafer (L) 2.0 5 5 5 3 0 over what went wrong. the victory by hitting six of 10 free miscues. Sabrina Kline (2 runs Brubaker 2.0 6 6 3 2 1 more humiliating. 3-pointers. Jay 3.0 4 1 1 0 1 The Grizzlies made sure throws in the final 47.6 seconds. The Jazz never quite greeted Game 4 is Saturday in batted in) and Jenna Halpern WP: Brubaker 2, Kotey, Jay; HBP: to return to their physical Both the Clippers and Grizzlies Parker with the hard fouls the All- Orlando. had two hits each. Benroth (by Harpest); PB: Jay. www.delphosherald.com Thursday, May 3, 2012 The Herald — 7

NBA PLAYOFF Police: Junior Seau found GLANCE The Associated Press Miami leads series 2-0 FIRST ROUND (Best-of-7) Oklahoma City at Dallas, 9:30 Wednesday’s Results p.m., Oklahoma City leads series San Antonio 114, Utah 83, 2-0 dead at California home San Antonio leads series 2-0 Friday’s Games By BERNIE WILSON and ties that Seau assaulted her 2001-05. “Junebug. Buddy. Indiana 97, Orlando 74, Atlanta at Boston, 7:30 p.m., GILLIAN FLACCUS during an argument. The greatest teammate a Indiana leads series 2-1 series tied 1-1 The Associated Press Memphis 105, L.A. Clippers Chicago at Philadelphia, 8 There was no evidence young guy could ask for. This 98, series tied 1-1 p.m., series tied 1-1 of drugs or alcohol involved is a sad day. He will be missed Today’s Games L.A. Lakers at Denver, 10:30 OCEANSIDE, Calif. — in the crash and Seau told greatly.” Miami at New York, 7 p.m., p.m., L.A. Lakers lead series 2-0 Junior Seau’s apparent suicide authorities he fell asleep while Seau called many of those stunned an entire city and sad- driving. He sustained minor around him “Buddy.” He often dened former teammates who injuries. referred to teammates as “my recalled the former NFL star’s Seau’s ex-wife told the players.” NHL PLAYOFF ferocious tackles and habit of Union-Tribune San Diego that Seau was voted to a calling everybody around him he texted her and each of their Chargers’-record 12 straight “Buddy.” three children separate mes- Pro Bowls and was an All-Pro GLANCE It also left everyone won- sages: “I love you.” six times. The Associated Press Today’s Games CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Philadelphia at New Jersey, dering what led to Seau’s death Junior Seau Seau, who played in the Seau’s greatest game may Wednesday’s Results 7:30 p.m., series tied 1-1 Wednesday morning in what NFL for parts of 20 seasons, have been in the 17-13 victory NY Rangers 2, Washington 1, St. Louis at Los Angeles, 10 police announced appeared to to have the opportunity to is the eighth member of San at Pittsburgh in the AFC cham- 3OT, NY Rangers leads series 2-1 p.m., Los Angeles leads series 2-0 be a suicide. He was 43. Diego’s lone Super Bowl team pionship game in January 1995 Nashville 2, Phoenix 0, Phoenix Friday’s Game draft and have on the team leads series 2-1 Phoenix at Nashville, 7:30 p.m. “I’m sorry to say, Superman and as a teammate, Junior and who has died, all before the that sent the Chargers to the is dead,” said Shawn Mitchell, Rodney (Harrison), they’d be age of 45. Lew Bush, Shawn Super Bowl. Playing through a chaplain for the San Diego the kind of guys you’d like to Lee, David Griggs, Rodney the pain of a pinched nerve in Chargers. “All of us can appear have. I just can’t imagine this, Culver, Doug Miller, Curtis his neck, he spread out his 16 to be super but all of us need because I’ve never seen Junior Whitley and Chris Mims are tackles from the first play to MLB GLANCE to reach out and find support the others. Causes of death the second-to-last. San Diego The Associated Press (Moscoso 0-1), 8:40 p.m. in a down frame of mind. National League Miami (Jo.Johnson 0-3) at San Diego when we’re hurting.” He was always so upbeat and ranged from heart attacks to was routed 49-26 in the Super East Division (Bass 1-3), 10:05 p.m. Police Chief Frank McCoy he would keep people up. He a plane crash to a lightning Bowl by San Francisco. W L Pct GB Milwaukee (Greinke 3-1) at San said Seau’s girlfriend reported practiced the way he played. strike. Seau left the Chargers after Washington 15 9 .625 — Francisco (Lincecum 2-2), 10:15 Atlanta 15 10 .600 1/2 p.m. finding him unconscious with He made practice fun. He was Seau’s death also is among the 2002 season when the New York 13 12 .520 2 1/2 a gunshot wound to the chest a coach’s dream. He was an a few recent, unexpected team unceremoniously told Philadelphia 12 13 .480 3 1/2 ----- and life-saving efforts were amazing guy as well as a play- deaths of NFL veterans. him he was free to pursue a Miami 10 14 .417 5 American League unsuccessful. A gun was found Duerson’s family has filed trade. He held a farewell news Central Division East Division er and a person. This is hard W L Pct GB W L Pct GB near him, McCoy added, that to believe.” a wrongful death suit against conference at the restaurant he St. Louis 16 8 .667 — Tampa Bay 17 8 .680 — no suicide note was found and Quarterback Stan the NFL, claiming the league owned in Mission Valley and Cincinnati 11 12 .478 4 1/2 Baltimore 16 9 .640 1 they didn’t immediately know Humphries recalled that Seau didn’t do enough to prevent or later was traded to Miami. Houston 11 14 .440 5 1/2 Toronto 14 11 .560 3 Milwaukee 11 14 .440 5 1/2 New York 13 11 .542 3 1/2 who the gun was registered did everything at the same treat concussions that severe- Seau retired a few times, Pittsburgh 10 14 .417 6 Boston 11 13 .458 5 1/2 to. speed, whether it was practic- ly damaged Duerson’s brain the first in August 2006, when Chicago 9 15 .375 7 Central Division Neither Mitchell nor Seau’s ing, lifting weights or harass- before he killed himself in he said, “I’m not retiring. I am West Division W L Pct GB ex-wife knew what might have February 2011. graduating.” W L Pct GB Cleveland 12 10 .545 — ing John Elway. Los Angeles 17 8 .680 — Chicago 12 12 .500 1 led to the former fist-pumping, “The intensity, the smile, Former Atlanta Falcons Four days later, he signed Arizona 13 12 .520 4 Detroit 12 12 .500 1 emotional leader of his home- the infectious attitude, it safety Ray Easterling, who with the New England Patriots. Colorado 12 12 .500 4 1/2 Kansas City 7 16 .304 5 1/2 town San Diego Chargers to carried over to all the other had joined in a concussion- He was with the Patriots when San Francisco 12 12 .500 4 1/2 Minnesota 6 18 .250 7 San Diego 9 17 .346 8 1/2 West Division kill himself. guys,” said Humphries, who related lawsuit against the they lost to the New York ——— W L Pct GB “We have no clues whatso- was shocked that Seau is now league — one of dozens filed Giants in the Super Bowl fol- Wednesday’s Results Texas 17 8 .680 — ever,” Gina Seau said. “We’re the eighth player from the ’94 in the last year — died last lowing the 2007 season, which Houston 8, N.Y. Mets 1 Oakland 13 13 .500 4 1/2 as stunned and shocked as month at age 62. His wife has ended New England’s quest Colorado 8, L.A. Dodgers 5 Seattle 11 15 .423 6 1/2 Super Bowl team to die. San Diego 5, Milwaukee 0 Los Angeles 10 15 .400 7 anyone else. We’re horribly Seau’s mother appeared said he suffered from depres- for a perfect season. Washington 5, Arizona 4 ——— saddened. We miss him and before reporters outside the sion and dementia after taking Last fall, finally retired for Chicago Cubs 3, Cincinnati 1 Wednesday’s Results we’ll always love him.” years of hits. good, Seau was inducted into Atlanta 15, Philadelphia 13, 11 Toronto 11, Texas 5 former player’s house, weep- innings Kansas City 3, Detroit 2 Seau’s death in Oceanside, ing uncontrollably. Seau is not known to have the San Diego Chargers Hall St. Louis 12, Pittsburgh 3 Baltimore 5, N.Y. Yankees 0 in northern San Diego County, “I don’t understand ... I’m been a plaintiff in the concus- of Fame. Miami 3, San Francisco 2, 10 Oakland 4, Boston 2 stunned the region he repre- shocked,” Luisa Seau cried sion litigation. His last season was 2009. innings Tampa Bay 5, Seattle 4 sented with almost reckless However, his ex-wife told More than 100 people gath- Today’s Games Cleveland 6, Chicago White Sox 3 out. Philadelphia (Blanton 2-3) at Atlanta L.A. Angels 9, Minnesota 0 abandon. The same intensity Her son gave no indication The Associated Press that ered outside of Seau’s home, (Delgado 2-2), 12:10 p.m. Today’s Games that got the star linebacker of a problem when she spoke Seau sustained concussions only hours after he was found Chicago Cubs (Dempster 0-1) at Seattle (Millwood 0-2) at Tampa Bay ejected for fighting in his during his career. dead. Families showed up Cincinnati (Bailey 1-2), 12:35 p.m. (Niemann 1-3), 1:10 p.m. to him by phone earlier this Pittsburgh (Bedard 1-4) at St. Louis Cleveland (Masterson 0-2) at first exhibition game helped week, she said. “Of course he had. He with flowers and fans wearing (Westbrook 3-1), 1:45 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Danks 2-3), carry the Chargers to their “He’s joking to me, he always bounced back and kept Chargers jerseys waited to get Miami (A.Sanchez 1-0) at San 8:10 p.m. only Super Bowl, following called me a ‘homegirl’,” she on playing,” she said. “He’s a news. Francisco (Vogelsong 0-1), 3:45 N.Y. Yankees (Phelps 0-0) at Kansas p.m. City (Duffy 1-2), 8:10 p.m. the 1994 season. A ferocious added. warrior. That didn’t stop him. Several hours after Seau Arizona (I.Kennedy 3-0) at Toronto (Morrow 2-1) at L.A. Angels tackler, he’d leap up, pump Seau’s death follows the I don’t know what football was found, his body was load- Washington (Detwiler 2-1), 7:05 (Haren 1-1), 10:05 p.m. a fist and kick out a leg after suicide last year of former player hasn’t. It’s not ballet. ed into a medical examiner’s p.m. Friday’s Games dropping a ball carrier or quar- It’s part of the game.” van and taken away as fans Friday’s Games Chicago White Sox (Peavy 3-1) at Chicago Bears player Dave L.A. Dodgers (Billingsley 2-1) at Detroit (Smyly 1-0), 7:05 p.m. terback. Duerson, who also shot him- Gina Seau added she didn’t snapped pictures and raised Chicago Cubs (Maholm 2-2), 2:20 Texas (Lewis 3-0) at Cleveland “It’s a sad thing. It’s hard self in the chest. know if the effects of con- their hands in the air as if in p.m. (J.Gomez 1-1), 7:05 p.m. to understand,” said Bobby In October 2010, Seau sur- cussions contributed to Seau’s prayer. Cincinnati (Leake 0-3) at Pittsburgh Baltimore (W.Chen 2-0) at Boston (Correia 1-1), 7:05 p.m. (Lester 1-2), 7:10 p.m. Beathard, who as Chargers’ vived a 100-foot plunge down death. Family friend Priscilla Philadelphia (K.Kendrick 0-2) at Oakland (T.Ross 1-1) at Tampa Bay general manager took Seau a seaside cliff in his SUV, Seau also helped younger Sanga said about 50 friends Washington (Strasburg 2-0), 7:05 (Price 4-1), 7:10 p.m. out of Southern California hours after he was arrested for players. and family members gathered p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 3-0) at with the fifth pick overall “So sad to hear about Jr in the garage where Seau’s Arizona (Miley 3-0) at N.Y. Mets Kansas City (B.Chen 0-3), 8:10 p.m. investigation of domestic vio- (Gee 2-2), 7:10 p.m. Toronto (H.Alvarez 1-2) at L.A. in the 1990 draft. “He was lence at the Oceanside home Seau,” tweeted New Orleans body lay on a gurney and St. Louis (Lohse 4-0) at Houston Angels (E.Santana 0-5), 10:05 p.m. really just a great guy. If you he shared with his girlfriend. Saints quarterback Drew Brees, they had the opportunity to (Harrell 1-2), 8:05 p.m. Minnesota (Pavano 1-2) at Seattle drew up a player you’d love The woman had told authori- who was with San Diego from say goodbye. Atlanta (T.Hudson 1-0) at Colorado (Vargas 3-2), 10:10 p.m. Players vowing to fight bounty suspensions By BRETT MARTEL Browns, will miss the first three ing. Fujita, a member of the that punishment without evi- pate in a program that poten- and participated in it. The Associated Press games of 2012. NFLPA’s executive commit- dence is not fair. We have spo- tially injured opposing play- Vilma will miss out on $1.6 They were all suspended tee, has spoken out in the past ken with our players and their ers; sought rewards for doing million in base salary in 2012, NEW ORLEANS — All but without pay, costing each hun- about the need for the league representatives and we will so; and/or obstructed the 2010 while Fujita stands to lose more four of the 27 current or for- dreds of thousands of dollars. to do a better job of protecting vigorously protect and pursue investigation,” Goodell wrote than $640,000, Hargrove more mer Saints that the NFL linked “The accusations made players. all options on their behalf.” in a statement. than $385,000 and Smith more to New Orleans’ cash-for-hits against me are completely and Through his agent, Vilma The league said no player According to the league, than $190,000. Some of their bounty system can now look 100 percent false and I plan to issued a statement saying he agreed to be interviewed in Vilma offered $10,000 to any contracts were restructured this forward to next season free of appeal,” Smith wrote in a state- is “shocked and extremely dis- person and the NFLPA did not player who knocked then-Cardi- offseason, perhaps in anticipa- worry that they’ll be forced to ment issued by his publicist. appointed” by the punishment share information from its own nals QB Warner out of a playoff tion of the punishments. miss games or game checks. The league ruled its inves- and denied he was a bounty investigation. game at the end of the 2009 The Saints, Browns and As for those who’ve been tigation showed “a significant ringleader. As attention to concussions season and the same amount Packers already have made suspended, they were number of players par- “I never set out to intention- has increased in recent seasons, for knocking then-Vikings QB personnel moves that could sanctioned as severe- ticipated” in a bounty ally hurt any player and never Goodell has emphasized player Favre out of that season’s NFC help fill the gaps. ly as the coaches program — either by enticed any teammate to inten- safety through rules enforce- championship game. The Saints The Saints signed three and general man- paying into a pool or tionally hurt another player,” ment and the threat of fines and were flagged for roughing Favre linebackers in free agency. ager punished before collecting from it — Vilma said. “I also never put suspensions. The NFL is facing twice and the league later said The Packers, who also will them and now must that ran from 2009-11 any money into a bounty pool dozens of lawsuits brought by the Saints should have received be without defensive end Mike determine what mea- under former Saints or helped to create a bounty more than 1,000 former play- another penalty for a high-low Neal for four games because sures they’re willing defensive coordinator pool intended to pay out money ers who say the league didn’t hit from two players that hurt he violated the league’s policy to take to show NFL Gregg Williams, who for injuring other players.” do enough to warn them about Favre’s ankle. Favre was able on performance-enhancing sub- Commissioner Roger Goodell was suspended indefinitely. Will Smith stated that he — or shield them from — the to finish the game but the Saints stances, drafted two defensive that he got it wrong. Goodell stressed, however, has “never in my career, nor as dangers of head injuries. won in overtime en route to the linemen last week. The Browns “I intend to fight this injus- that “the players disciplined a captain, asked others to inten- According to the NFL, its NFL title. drafted two linebackers. tice, to defend my reputation, participated at a different and tionally target and hurt specific investigation determined the Fujita, the NFL said, Any payout for specific per- to stand up for my team and my more significant level.” opposing players. Through this Saints ran a bounty system with “pledged a significant amount formances in a game, includ- profession and to send a clear The losses of Vilma and entire process, the NFL never thousands of dollars offered for of money to the prohibited pay- ing interceptions or causing signal to the commissioner that Smith, combined with the notified me of what I was being big hits that sidelined oppo- for-performance/bounty pool” fumbles, is against NFL rules. the process has failed,” said previously-announced suspen- accused of, nor presented me nents. The NFL announced during that season’s playoffs. Goodell added he’s found Saints linebacker and defensive sions of Payton, general man- with any evidence or reasoning targeted players included quar- Smith, according to the NFL, anecdotal evidence of a num- captain Jonathan Vilma, who ager Mickey Loomis (8 games) for this decision. I am inter- terbacks Aaron Rodgers, Cam “pledged significant sums to ber of teams running such per- received the harshest punish- and assistant head coach Joe ested in discovering who is Newton, Brett Favre and Kurt the program pool.” formance pools but not on the ment of any player. Vitt (6), amount to a signifi- making these specific and false Warner. “Knockouts” were The league said Hargrove same level as the Saints. Like Saints head coach cant punishment for the Saints accusations ... as well as why worth $1,500 and “cart-offs” “actively obstructed the Goodell’s decision was Sean Payton, Vilma has been ahead of a season that will end a decision was made without $1,000, with payments doubled league’s 2010 investigation into heavily criticized by many suspended for the entire 2012 with New Orleans hosting the speaking with me and giving or tripled for the playoffs. the program by being untruth- players but not all. season. Defensive lineman Super Bowl. me the opportunity to review “In assessing player disci- ful to investigators.” He also In a memo sent Wednesday Anthony Hargrove, now with Yet, if Goodell is hoping to the facts.” pline, I focused on players who “actively participated in the to the NFL’s 32 teams, Goodell the Green Bay Packers, was move on from the bounty case, DeMaurice Smith said the were in leadership positions at program while a member of the reminded them that “any pro- suspended for the first half of the NFL Players Association union “has still not received the Saints; contributed a par- Saints,” the league ruled, add- gram of non-contract bonuses, the 16-game season; Saints might not let him. The sus- any detailed or specific evi- ticularly large sum of money ing that he eventually “submit- however it is characterized, is defensive end Will Smith was pended players have three days dence from the league of these toward the program; specifi- ted a signed declaration to the a violation of league rules.” barred for the opening four to appeal and NFLPA head specific players’ involvement cally contributed to a bounty league that established not only Also, all players will be told games; and linebacker Scott DeMaurice Smith announced in an alleged pay-to-injure pro- on an opposing player; demon- the existence” of the Saints’ how they can confidentially Fujita, now with the Cleveland the union would fight the rul- gram. We have made it clear strated a clear intent to partici- program but that he knew about report rules violations. NHL PLAYOFF ROUNDUP By DAVID GINSBURG Henrik Lundqvist, who game against Ottawa, snap- of the net and inexplicably shot tion when Mike Knuble was Conference semifinal series. After giving up nine goals on The Associated Press stopped 45 shots for the ping an 8-game drought. the puck wide. At the 15-min- called for goaltender interfer- the road as the Predators fell Rangers, spent the better part Holtby stopped 47 shots for ute mark, Ovechkin gathered in ence at 14:25 of the third peri- behind 2-0 in the best-of-7 match- WASHINGTON — As one of 4 1/2 hours repelling pucks the Capitals but the last one a turnover by Anton Stralman, od, even though he received a up, Rinne — a Vezina Trophy overtime led to another and shooing skaters from got away. moved in with a bouncing nudge from both Brian Boyle finalist — was rarely challenged by the lackluster Coyotes. He helped and then another, the the crease. Early in the third overtime, puck and drilled a shot off the and Ryan McDonagh as he the Predators overcome the sus- New York Rangers and The victory enabled Washington killed a New right post. crashed into Lundqvist. New pensions of forwards Alexander Washington Capitals New York, the confer- York power play to keep the The goal horn sounded York failed to get off a shot, Radulov and Andrei Kostitsyn, waged an epic duel that ence regular-season suspense going. and many in the sellout crowd and with 13 seconds left on the who were punished for violating unspecified team rules. was part hockey game champions, to retake Game 4 is Saturday in stood and cheered. But a replay man advantage, Richards was Phoenix still leads 2-1 in the and part survival con- home-ice advantage Washington. showed the puck never entered called for tripping. series that will continue with Game test. from the seventh-seeded John Carlson got a second- the net. Washington didn’t get off a 4 in Music City on Friday. The Rangers and Capitals Capitals. period goal for the Capitals, Washington successfully shot on its power play, either. David Legwand and Fisher capitalized on mistakes and played a game so long, one Brad Richards sent a pass 2-3 in overtime this postsea- killed a New York power play PREDATORS 2, COYOTES 0 scored 66 seconds apart midway day turned in another. Until, from the backboards toward son. Ryan Callahan scored in the final minutes of the first NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Pekka through the first period. finally, Marian Gaborik scored Gaborik, who ended the in the second period to make extra session. Rinne made 32 saves as he Phoenix had its team-record at 14:41 of the third overtime marathon by sliding the puck it 1-0 for New York, which Fatigue became a factor in returned to his dominating form, streak of three consecutive road early today to give New York between the pads of rookie improved to 1-2 in overtime the second overtime, as the Mike Fisher scored his first goal playoff wins and a run of three of these playoffs and Nashville straight wins in Nashville overall a 2-1 win and 2-1 lead in goaltender Braden Holtby. during these playoffs. teams combined for 13 shots. found its rhythm with a shutout snapped. The Coyotes had given this fiercely contested Eastern It was Gaborik’s first goal Early in the first extra peri- The Rangers had a chance win over Phoenix on Wednesday up just four goals on the road in Conference semifinal series. since New York’s first playoff od, Brouwer got a pass in front to take the lead late in regula- night in Game 3 of the Western the playoffs before Wednesday. 1

8 — The Herald Thursday, May 3, 2012 www.delphosherald.com AGRIBUSINESS Prices go thigh-high Jobs and rural development should be Farm Bill priority as consumers By John Crabtree small business development acre, every year, even in times Center for Rural Affairs and value-added agriculture. of record profits. In fact, it makes no invest- The higher crop prices rise, seek dark meat Recently, the Senate ment in rural development the higher subsidies for crop Agriculture Committee began whatsoever. We can, we must insurance premiums rise. They By STEVE KARNOWSKI wholesale boneless, skinless considering amendments to do better than this. have ballooned to one and The Associated Press thighs now cost as much as their draft Farm Bill pro- In today’s economy, it is one half times their cost just “It was always the breasts, and sometimes more. posal. When they do, they more important than ever that two years ago – higher than MINNEAPOLIS — Pat least expensive Both averaged $1.33 a pound should make investment in Congress make wise choices. all other farm programs. And LaFrieda Jr. can’t get enough in March, but thigh prices creating genuine opportuni- Under-investing in our future with no effective cap on how chicken thighs. If his family protein that you were up 15 percent from a ties for rural Americans and while over-subsidizing the much one large operation can business featured on the new could buy, but year earlier, while breasts their communities a priority. rich and powerful is not a reap, these premiums simply Food Network series “Meat were up only 1 percent. Bone- Unfortunately, their initial priority that reflects the com- become subsidies that mega- Men” orders 100 cases of it had the most in leg quarters averaged 53 proposal does the opposite. mon good. Under current and farms use to drive smaller fam- boneless, skinless thighs, his amount of flavor.” cents per pound in March, up This proposal increas- proposed federal farm policy, ily farms out of business. supplier might deliver only 26 percent from a year ago. es farm program and crop if one corporation farmed my We face a simple choice, 60. — Pat LaFrieda Jr. Melissa Dexter, 27, a insurance subsidies for the entire home state of Iowa, the either lavish subsidies on That’s because consumers student at the University of nation’s largest farms and federal government would mega-farms, or, invest in have discovered something Arkansas in Fayetteville, said wealthiest landowners, but pay 60 percent of its crop rural America’s future. The chefs have long known about the butcher what he takes she noticed recently when slashes investment in rural insurance premiums on every best choice is obvious. dark meat: “It was always home,” said LaFrieda, whose buying both boneless breasts the least expensive protein company, Pat LaFrieda Meat and thighs at Wal-Mart that that you could buy, but it had Purveyors of North Bergen, the package of dark meat the most amount of flavor,” N.J., supplies restaurants in actually cost about 50 cents Farm union LaFrieda said. the New York City area and more. She said thighs are Thighs and drumsticks are along the East Coast. generally cheaper, though, looks to aid climbing the pecking order Matt Monk, 29, of and help stretch her budget. as Americans join consum- Birmingham, Ala., a cus- “Growing up, whenever NC tobacco CALL ers abroad in seeking flavor tomer service representative we had chicken, whether it that isn’t found in ubiquitous, for Medicare, said he grew was KFC or homemade, the boneless, skinless chicken up eating chicken breasts breast meat was always dry,” workers breasts. The poultry industry because that’s all his mother Dexter said. “I always enjoyed TOLEDO (AP) — A farm The Delphos Herald used to have trouble finding would cook. He wasn’t intro- the flavor, not just the juici- workers union based in Ohio Subscriber Services a market for dark meat, but duced to dark meat until he ness, but the flavor coming says it will help lead a dis- For delivery service-related inquiries. changing domestic tastes and moved in with his father in out of the dark meat.” cussion about the conditions 419-695-0015 growing exports to countries his teens. For decades, producers and rights of workers who HOURS: that prefer leg quarters are “I like it because of the made their money on the front cut and harvest tobacco in Weekdays: 8AM - 5PM pushing up prices and helping flavor,” Monk said. “It does half of the bird but lost money North Carolina. Saturdays: 8:30AM - 11AM pull the poultry industry out not dry out like white meat. on the back half, said Bill The Farm Labor of a deep slump. White meat, to me, it’s flavor- Roenigk, senior vice presi- Organizing Committee says The Delphos Herald Poultry industry experts less. Any flavor that comes dent and economist with the it will sit down with tobacco 405 N. Main St. • Delphos agree TV food shows are from the meat, it has to come National Chicken Council. 419-695-0015 growers and several large http://www.delphosherald.com helping to spur demand as from me seasoning it.” That began changing in the tobacco manufacturers to chefs talk up dark meat and The convenience and 1990s as the industry found talk about wages and work- give home cooks new ideas. greater availability of bone- new markets in Russia, Asia ing conditions for the field It’s Our 5th Anniversary Dark meat is more forgiving less, skinless thighs is another and Latin America. While workers. than white and doesn’t dry out major factor in the dark meat producers still lose money as easily, La Frieda said, so craze. New, automated equip- on dark meat, he said, the The Toledo, Ohio-based thighs are great on the grill, ment makes it more economi- difference isn’t as great as it group has been campaign- ing since 2007 to force the Sell-A-Bration while ground dark meat works cal to debone leg quarters, once was. well shaped into burgers, where the work once had to Domestically, chicken groups to address concerns Going on now thru May 31, 2012 stuffed into ravioli or stirred be done by hand. companies are becoming that include child labor and into a Bolognese sauce and Dark meat historically has more innovative with new illnesses facing the workers. $ 00 served over pasta, he said. been cheaper than white, but products such as chicken sau- The union’s leader tells The Blade newspaper in 199 Down “If you’re looking for what according to U.S. Department sages, which are mostly dark the next trend is ... always ask of Agriculture statistics, meat, Roenigk said. 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www.delphosherald.com Thursday, May 3, 2012 The Herald — 9 Joshua Ledet again earns A bad case of the wedding bill blues I just got my third bill that money in their future. in the mail for an out-of- Jim Mullen Or they could spend it on town wedding this summer. breast enhancements and rave reviews on ‘Idol’ (Many people like to call e expensive hubcaps for the By DERRIK J. LANG McKinney, Texas, opened the Me,” despite an odd set piece them “invitations.”) While groom’s car, as Chad and The Associated Press show with a sensational ver- that featured a couple sit- the brides’ fathers are paying Village Merlot did. sion of Ike and Tina Turner’s ting on a fake park bench on for the receptions, the We are still waiting for LOS ANGELES (AP) — “River Deep Mountain High,” stage. dresses, the ministers and the the thank-you notes from last The judges on “American and later dialed it down with “I’m transfixed on every- honeymoons, I will be paying Idiot summer’s weddings, even Idol” definitely love some- the Leona Lewis hit “Bleeding thing you’re doing,” Jackson for plane tickets, rental cars, though we don’t expect them body, and his name is Joshua Love.” Steven Tyler admitted told Laine. airport parking, hotel rooms rest of our lives. Maybe in the anymore. Both marriages Ledet. he wasn’t familiar with the The judges were also and expensive presents for afterlife, too. Some people ended in acrimonious, While the panel lauded chart-topper but insisted that taken with Jessica “Bebe brides I barely know and the can really hold a grudge. expensive divorces. Chad each of the five finalists Cavanagh “nailed it.” Chez” Sanchez, the wan- complete strangers they’ll be Better to shell out the cash wanted to split up the breast remaining in the Fox sing- “You’ve been the dark nabe 16-year-old diva from marrying. than listen to that for the rest enhancements; she wanted ing competition, the judges horse all season,” Jackson San Diego, and her candle- Why do phone companies of your years. her half of the hubcaps. I hear once again reserved the most said. “For me, you’re two- lit version of Joe Cocker’s and electric companies still Even if the wedding is not from her parents that Merlot praise during Wednesday’s for-two tonight.” “You Are So Beautiful.” Not send out old-fashioned “bills” in some exotic, faraway land is busy planning her next installment for the powerful Phillip Phillips attempted everyone on the panel was as when they could mail fancy -- “Join us on our wedding wedding. That’s one way 20-year-old gospel singer a divergent musical strategy, invitations on expensive card cruise to New Zealand,” to get over the heartbreak, I floored with her prior deci- “Share our love of vertical from Westlake, La. first ditching the melody on sion to take on Ike and Tina stock each month that read, guess. Ledet wowed the panel The Box Tops’ “The Letter,” ice climbing and of each Turner’s “Proud Mary.” “Humongous Utility invites I hope she doesn’t wait during the 1960s-themed first then later crooning it on you to celebrate the wedding other in Banff,” “Help Chad too long to send out her round with The Temptations’ The Zombies’ “Time of the “It didn’t really quite sit and Merlot forage all the food with me,” lamented Jackson. of Your Money and Our next batch of wedding bills, “Ain’t Too Proud To Beg,” Season.” The judges deemed Monopoly on the fifth of the for their wedding feast in the because we can’t attend two and then nearly brought the bluesy 21-year-old pawn Between the individual Copper Canyon” -- it can still performances, the finalists month. Please save the date. weddings at once. judge Jennifer Lopez to tears shop worker successful on RSVP with a gift check in the run up a tab. You have to buy with his restrained rendition both fronts. were divided for a duet and a new clothes; you have to buy trio: Phillips and Ledet, which amount of $115.76. Enclosed (Jim Mullen’s newest of the Bee Gees’ “To Love “You’re so compelling to is a map with directions to our a present. book, “How to Lose Money Somebody” during the second watch,” said Lopez. “I wanna Tyler called “a match made Buying a present is pretty in heaven,” paired up for the office if you’d like to drop off in Your Spare Time -- At round of British pop tunes. get up on my feet when you’re your gift in person.” easy for us, because we give Home,” is available at Randy Jackson, the “Idol” done.” Rightous Brothers’ “You’ve cash. Our feeling is, let the Lost That Lovin’ Feelin”’ “If it bothers you so much, amazon.com. You can reach veteran, called Ledet “one of Skylar Laine, the 18-year- why don’t you just send a big kids do something smart him at jimmullenbooks.com.) the best singers ever on this old country rocker from while Sanchez, Cavanagh with it -- pay off some of and Laine got together for a present and save yourself show.” Lopez took the com- Brandon, Miss., imbued the grief of attending?” you their college loan, save up Copyright 2012 United pliment further, telling Ledet, Creedence Clearwater rendition of Jackie Wilson’s for their first home, start a “Higher and Higher” that might ask. Because we’re Feature Syndicate “I think you’re one of the Revival’s “Fortunate Son” not going for the bride and 401(k), start a college fund best singers I’ve seen in 50 with her twangy sensibili- Lopez deemed “so cute.” for their children. There are Distributed by Universal One of the five singers groom; we’re going for their years.” ties before packing an emo- parents -- the same parents hundreds of ways to invest UClick for UFS Hollie Cavanagh, the tional punch with Dusty will be eliminated from the competition tonight. who forgot to mention the 18-year-old balladeer from Springfield’s “Say You Love money-saving benefits of elopement to their progeny. Attorneys try to settle Zsa Zsa care dispute Have a big wedding, or buy By ANTHONY scheduling hearing Wednesday maintenance of her continued your first house? Have a big McCARTNEY but did not speak. Attorneys health,” Dr. Debra Judelson wedding, or retire at 40? The Associated Press said they would report the wrote in a report submitted Or maybe the parents tried results of the mediation at a last month. it and it didn’t work. Weddings LOS ANGELES — Zsa hearing on July 11. “She is aware of her own have become a competitive Zsa Gabor’s daughter and hus- Hilton and von Anhalt have bedroom and is calm and sport. The point of a wedding band are attempting to settle a sparred for years and each has well cared for by husband now is not to celebrate a dispute over the 95-year-old accused the other of finan- with assistance of two aides,” loving commitment to your actress’ care and finances out- cial mismanagement related Judelson wrote. life partner, but to make all side of court, attorneys told a to Gabor’s finances. Hilton Hilton’s attorney Kenneth your friends jealous. probate judge Wednesday. asked to be named her moth- Kossoff noted the difficulty of I know one father of The two sides will meet er’s conservator in March and the case, but said he is hope- the bride who offered his with a retired probate judge expressed concern that Gabor ful it can be resolved before a daughter $50,000 to elope. She wanted a big, fat wedding in late June to try to mediate isn’t being properly treated. long court fight. instead. One could probably their issues without the need Von Anhalt has said he is “Miracles happen in medi- for a lengthy court fight. providing the best possible make a good case that anyone ation,” Kossoff said. who wants a big wedding Gabor’s daughter care for his wife, but that “Francesca’s concern is Constance Francesca Hilton expenses are outpacing her probably isn’t mature enough her mother’s health,” he said, to get married. has asked that a conserva- income and that he needs to adding that she also wants to torship be created to over- sell her mansion. As friends of the parents, have consistent visits with her we can’t play favorites. see the actress’ medical care A doctor who has evalu- mother. and ensure that her assets ated her wrote in a court fil- Once we make the mistake Gabor, a Hungarian-born of attending one out-of-town are being properly protected. ing that Gabor’s well-being is sexpot of the 1950s and 1960s, The petition is opposed by closely tied to her remaining wedding, we have to go to has been in declining health all of them or we’ll hear, “So Frederic von Anhalt, Gabor’s in a familiar environment. and didn’t make an appear- husband of 25 years and her “Continued access to famil- you like Daphne’s daughter ance at a February birthday better than mine?” for the caretaker. iar persons and environment party hosted at her mansion. Hilton appeared for a brief are crucial to her comfort and Ashton Kutcher ad is called racist, yanked offline ADD A LIGHT TO LOS ANGELES (AP) characters was “created to — An online ad featuring provoke a few laughs and Ashton Kutcher as an Indian was never intended to ste- FUND THE FIGHT man has been pulled offline reotype or offend anyone.” Relay For Life is the American Cancer Society’s 18-hour walking event that after viewers called it racist. She added that the company The images and video for hopes “people can enjoy this raises funds to fight cancer. During the event, a special luminaria service is Popchips feature the 34-year- in the spirit it was intended.” held to recognize cancer survivors, and to honor those we have lost to the old “Two and a Half Men” A spokeswoman for disease. Each luminaria displays the individual’s name. As night falls, the star in brown makeup por- Kutcher hasn’t return mes- luminarias are placed around the track and lit, while the names are read dur- traying a Bollywood produc- sages seeking comment. ing an emotional ceremony. Luminarias continue to flicker until dawn, light- er named Raj who is “look- ing for love.” They were ing the path for walkers and reminding us of our worthy cause. removed from YouTube and Answer to Puzzle Your light will A minimum of $10 donation is requested for each Luminaria sold. To Facebook after being criti- cized online. place your order, please complete the form below and return with your Other videos featuring honor cancer contribution to: Kutcher as a stoner, tattooed American Cancer Society, Southerner and pasty fash- survivors c/o Relay for Life of Delphos ionista remain online. 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THE ELPHOS ERALD Today’s Crossword Puzzle HI AND LOIS D Telling The Tri-County’s StoryH Since 1869 Tomorrow’s Classifieds To place an ad phone 419-695-0015 ext. 122 www.delphosherald.com Controlling wife Minimum Charge: 15 words, Deadlines: FREE ADS: 5 days free if item is free THANKS TO ST. JUDE: Runs 1 day at the Horoscope 2 times - $9.00 or less than $50. Only 1 item per ad, 1 price of $3.00. 11:30 a.m. for the next day’s issue. ad per month. GARAGE SALES: Each day is $.20 per By Bernice Bede Osol Each word is $.30 2-5 days Saturday’s paper is 11:00 a.m. Friday BOX REPLIES: $8.00 if you come word. $8.00 minimum charge. $.25 6-9 days Monday’s paper is 1:00 p.m. Friday and pick them up. $14.00 if we have to “I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR FRIDAY, MAY 4, 2012 $.20 10+ days send them to you. DEBTS”: Ad must be placed in person by shuts off dying Herald Extra is 11 a.m. Thursday CARD OF THANKS: $2.00 base the person whose name will appear in the ad. Each word is $.10 for 3 months Goals you were unable to achieve or more prepaid charge + $.10 for each word. Must show ID & pay when placing ad. Regu- We accept lar rates apply in the past months are likely to be easily man’s family attained in the year 001 Card Of Thanks 010 Announcements 080 Help Wanted 120 Financial 340 Garage Sales ahead. This won’t Dear Annie: Last year, lems, the increased chance be by chance, it will THE FAMILY of Linda ADVERTISERS: YOU can Are you looking for a child IS IT A SCAM? The Del- 24597 CARPENTER Rd., be because you’ve our youngest brother, “Don,” of diabetes, etc., but he real- learned a lot from Mox would like to give place a 25 word classified care provider in your phos Herald urges our May 4 & 5, 10am-6pm. was diagnosed with throat ly doesn’t care. thanks for the many acts ad in more than 100 news- area? Let us help. Call readers to contact The 22in Nitto tires and failure and won’t repeat any of your of kindness during papers with over one and YWCA Child Care Re - Better Business Bureau, chrome rims, go-kart, cancer. Within three months, Unfortunately, it has mistakes. it had spread over his entire affected the way I look at TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Linda’s passing. From the a half million total circula- source and Referral at: (419) 223-7010 or 8x10 chain link kennel, -- You might not show any signs of BLONDIE cards, food, visits, flowers tion across Ohio for $295. 1-800-992-2916 or 1-800-462-0468, before Calvary saddle, and much body. him. Seeing his belly folding getting a move on, but once you get and many prayers, it was It's easy...you place one (419)225-5465 entering into any agree- more. Don is only 58, married over his belt is NOT a turn- involved in something you like, you’ll very much appreciated. A order and pay with one ment involving financing, be dedicated to the cause until the job special thank you to Rosie check through Ohio business opportunities, or 344 WALNUT St., with two children. When he on. It is disturbing to see the Ottoville. May 3rd- 3-?, is finished. Hedrick, a very special Scan-Ohio Statewide work at home opportuni- was initially diagnosed and one you love neither care GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- Try hospice nurse, with all the Classified Advertising Net- FULL-TIME TRUCK ties. The BBB will assist May 4th- 9-?, May 5th- having a terrible time, his what he looks like nor see not to take yourself or any unimportant 9-?. Baby, Kids & Adult care and compassion she work. The Delphos Herald Driver. Must have Class in the investigation of wife told people he was act- what he is doing to our mar- developments too seriously. Instead, if had given to Linda. Also, advertising dept. can set “A” CDL License, Mini- these businesses. (This clothes, furniture, toys, you make a game out of things, you’ll to Pastor Dave Howell, for this up for you. No other mum 2 years experience, notice provided as a cus- home decor. ing like a big baby. He drove riage. How can I get him to enjoy the day far more. being with our family in classified ad buy is sim- Home every night, 1800 tomer service by The Del- himself to treatments or had realize the severity of this? CANCER (June 21-July 22) miles minimum per week. 574 SECOND St, Ottoville -- One of the best ways to resolve our time of need and hav- pler or more cost effective. phos Herald.) Leather Sectional couch, a neighbor or brother-in-law -- Concerned ing the beautiful farewell Call 419-695-0015, ext Email or Mail resumes to: a family issue is to give everyone girls ten-speed bicycle, take him. Dear service. Thank you to Har- 138. D&A Transport enough time to sleep on it before high chair, car seat, rabbit ter & Schier Funeral Home 520 E. Sycamore When the treat- Concerned: Your trying to find a solution. It could help Flea Market cage, ferret cage, Sony for the wonderful compas- Van Wert, OH 45891 280 ments didn’t help, husband knows he keep everyone’s ego in check. car CD player, speakers, sion that was given and to Notice batteryrecycling@ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- Think 020 Dell computer monitor, old he had to give up is overweight, but the VFW and Trinity centurylink.net MAX’S ANIMAL Swap & first in order to phrase your remarks Flea Market. May 5 and 6, rocking chair, girls toddler his job. His wife the idea of diet and or comments in a non-combative United Methodist Church ALLEN COUNTY Master ACROSS DOWN Gardeners & Green 8am-? at 6440 Harding clothing, adult clothing, 1 “ER” extras 1 Baba au -- told the rest of us exercise is probably manner. If you get careless, there’s BEETLE BAILEY for the luncheon. We truly a chance you might say something Thumb Garden Club HIRING LPNS for private Highway, E 309, Lima, toys, lots of misc. Thurs- 4 Polite address 2 Microwaves that her husband more effort than he feel blessed to have such duty care. 8-12 hr shifts, day May 3rd 5:00pm-9pm, offensive without thinking. wonderful family, friends, 5th Annual Plant Sale. OH. 419-225-8545, 8 Prom escort 3 Creep about Friday May 4th and Satur- didn’t want to see is currently willing VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) neighbors, and the whole May 5th 9am-12pm. days and nights in Lima 419-230-9134, 12 Vandal 4 Detroit nickname and Van Wert. Also look- 419-230-7405 day May 5th 8am-5pm. us, although her to put forth. Your -- Of course it’s important to look Delphos community for 314 N Main, 13 Exiled Roman poet 5 Proclaim out for your own interests, but not support. A beautiful and Eagle Print lot. ing for STNA/HHAs for family was allowed criticisms are not various hours in Van Wert, 609 N. Washington. 14 Sufficient, in verse 6 Intend at the expense of being indifferent terrific wife/mother/grand- Come early for best May 5 & 6, noon-?. 15 Luau strummer 7 Inventory wd. to stop by. She and going to create an to everybody else’s. By being mother and community selection. Delphos and Lima. Wanted to Buy her son (by a pre- incentive, so please shortsighted, you may gain now but Call Interim HealthCare at 290 Furniture & misc. 16 Many turkeys 8 Good-hearted people volunteer will truly be 17 Part of a.m. 9 Canceled vious marriage) find another tack. lose later. Lawn Care 419-228-2535 FAMILY GARAGE Sale missed. 020 18 Field 10 Youngster Annie’s Mailbox LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -- If George Mox 18176 Road 24Q told Don that they He should see his you want to be successful, don’t ease Raines Ft. Jennings. 20 Pantyhose color 11 Lamb’s ma were taking him doctor about his up on your work if you can’t cut the Bruce & Cindy Mox NEW TODAY! THE OTTOVILLE Local 22 Distort 19 Fakes out, on the rink and family schools is advertising for May 3rd & 4th- 9am-9pm, for a drive, and she dumped weight and perhaps get a mustard on your first try. It looks like Jewelry 23 Nobel Prize city 21 IBM and GE it might require a second or even third Andy & Amy Mox two potential paraprofes- May 5th- 9am-?. Swing him at the hospice about 40 referral to a nutritionist. If HYDROGEN set, children’s clothes, 25 Talents 24 Theater award attempt to get something complicated and family sional positions. Appli - Cash for Gold miles away from home, even you are in charge of the Chris & Terry Pohlman weight bench, toys, deep 29 FedEx units 26 Xavier’s ex done. PEROXIDE 7% cants must hold at least a Scrap Gold, Gold Jewelry, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- and family Silver coins, Silverware, freezers, medical scrubs, 31 Give a ticket 27 Rugged cliff though there is a perfectly meals at home, make sure 5 gallon case $19.99 two-year degree. Both po- Someone might deliberately give you sitions will be a 178-day Pocket Watches, Diamonds. and much more. 34 Swimsuit half 28 “Swing and Sway” band- good one much closer. they are healthful. Invite him 35 Israel’s Golda leader some confidential information as a test SNUFFY SMITH LAYMAN FEED contract at the aide rate of 2330 Shawnee Rd. FORT JENNINGS. Four days later, she called to join you for a walk after to see if you would reveal it to others. Lost & Found pay of $8.69/hr. These 36 Sporty vehicles 30 Mexican Mrs. my sister and said they had dinner or any other activity I hope you pass with flying colors. 005 & LAWN Lima 435 Main Street. 37 Greet the moon 31 -- -de-sac positions will be aides in (419) 229-2899 May 3, 3pm-8pm, to do this because Don’s that is pleasurable. Above SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. On State Rt. 309 - Elida the primary classrooms. 38 Hunch 32 Gossip tidbit 21) -- Any hope or expectation based FOUND- CALICO female May 4 & 5, 8:30am-? condition was so bad. The all, he needs to know you in the block of 900 N. Ca- 419-339-6800 These positions will be as- Something for everyone! 39 Superman foe -- Luthor 33 Linen and silk on a realistic premise has an excellent nal St. Has claws, very sisting with kindergarten 40 Greek sea 35 Skimpy skirts next day, my sister went to love him regardless, and that possibility of being realized today, mostly because you’ve taken off your friendly. Call students in the classroom Garage Sales MIDDLE POINT 42 Natural elevs. 40 Tempe coll. visit. She said Don was alert, your concern is because you Services 340 rose-colored glasses. 567-712-0952 040 as well as other duties Community-Wide 44 Free ride 41 Bells, buzzers and horns but very depressed. His wife want him around longer, not within the elementary Garage Sales CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 19127 & 19285 State Rd. - 47 Cash substitutes 43 Rope end, maybe FOUND: ADULT male school. Friday, May 4th, 9am-6pm had had the phone removed because you want him to be -- Although competition might be a LAMP REPAIR South of Middle Point. 49 Bunches 45 35mm setting (hyph.) Golden Retriever, neu - Table or floor. Interested applicants for Sat., May 5th, 9am-4pm from his room. Don had no more attractive in bed. We bit tougher than usual, you’ll be up to Lots of kids clothes girls 51 Rocky Mountain st. 46 Minds the garden tered. Found 2 miles Come to our store. these potential positions the challenge. It isn’t likely that you’ll newborn -size 5, boys 53 Two semesters 48 “Auld Lang --” idea that his family and co- know that is not a trifling South of Landeck. Hohenbrink TV. should send their resume MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE do any whining at the fist sign of a 3months -18months, lots 55 Explosive letters 49 Smudge workers had been trying to matter, but please start from struggle. 567-204-5418. 419-695-1229 and credentials to: Mr. Sale. Friday May 4th of toys and misc. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Scott Mangas, Superinten- 9am-7pm. Kids clothes, 56 Mars, to Plato 50 Dele canceler reach him. The co-workers a less pressured place. Friday 8-6, Saturday 8-? furniture, doors, lots of 57 Benchmark 51 Cleveland NBAer, briefly -- What keeps you mentally relaxed dent/Elementary Principal, had even taken up donations Dear Annie: “Michigan” is having faith in the fact that there’s PO Box 248, Ottoville, OH misc. 66 N to Carpenter 58 Lyric poem 52 Mouths, in zoology to help. He thought no one said the boss took a portion Rd, 5th house on left. always a solution to every problem. Classifieds Sell! 45876. Deadline for sub- 59 Flower container 54 Fair-hiring abbr. As long as you keep a cool head, 2012 OTTOVILLE 60 Cartoon shrieks cared. of the tips from the wait- HAGAR THE HORRIBLE To advertise call missions is May 18, 2012. Community Garage Sales you’ll find the answers easily. 61 Portland hrs. Now his wife has told staff. 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Earn $500 a Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43228 SHOW Womb Beastly Gigolos Sunset After Fall, Winter 3-week expense paid train- Day. Great Agent Benefits. DOL/BLS 2010 ©2009 Hometown Content, listings by Zap2it 12 – The Herald Thursday, May 3, 2012 www.delphosherald.com Student not charged, held 4 days without food, water By JULIE WATSON fering, future medical and psychiatric treatment, hours and then questioned. He said agents then away by dehydration. He bit into his eyeglasses Associated Press and loss of future earnings. told him that he was not a suspect and would be to break them and then tried to use a shard to The $20 million figure refers to the maximum released shortly. He signed some paperwork, was scratch “Sorry Mom” into his arm. He stopped SAN DIEGO — A college student picked up Chong and his lawyers would seek. put in handcuffs and sent back to the holding cell, after the “S,” too weak to continue. in a drug sweep in California was never arrested, The top DEA agent in San Diego apologized a 5-by-10-foot windowless room. The room is He said he wanted to leave his mother some never charged and should have been released. Wednesday for Chong’s treatment and promised one of five cells at the facility. message and that was the shortest one he could Instead he was forgotten in a holding cell for four an investigation into how his agents could have The only view in was through a tiny peephole think of to write. days and says he had to drink his own urine to forgotten about him. in the door. He said he could hear the muffled Then the lights went out. Chong sat and scoot- stay alive. The incident stands out as one of the worst voices of agents and a toilet flushing. As the ed along the floor, bound in darkness for the final Without food, water or access to a toilet, cases of its kind, said Thomas Beauclair, deputy hours dragged into days, he said he kicked and two days. He said his hallucinations deepened: Daniel Chong began hallucinating on the third director of the National Corrections Institute, a screamed as loud as he could. At one point, he The blanket transformed into a person, then two day. federal agency that provides training and techni- ripped a piece of his jacket off with his teeth and people. He could no longer urinate. He said he He told The Associated Press in an interview cal assistance to corrections agencies. shoved it under the door, hoping someone would screamed for agents to have mercy on him and Wednesday that he saw little Japanese-style car- “That is pretty much unheard of,” he said, spot it and free him. just give him a quick death. toon characters that told him to dig into the walls noting that, in his 40-year career, he has heard of Chong said he ingested a white powder that “My breath was getting shorter and shorter,” to find water. Chong tore apart the plastic lining instances where people were forgotten overnight he found in the cell. Agents later identified it as he said. “I felt paralyzed. It was really hard to on the walls. but not for days. methamphetamine. Chong said he ingested it to stand. I started screaming something ridiculous “I ripped the walls and waited for the room A federal law enforcement official familiar survive. like, ‘Remedy! Revive me!’ And then that’s to flood for some reason,” said the 23-year-old with DEA operations said the agency’s protocols The next day, Chong said his hallucinations when the lights turned on and the agents opened University of California, San Diego, student, require that cells be checked each night. The started. Dr. Wally Ghurabi at UCLA Medical the door with very confused looks on their faces. three days after he left the hospital where he was official, who spoke on condition of anonym- Center in Santa Monica said dehydration could They said, ‘Who are you? Where’d you come treated for dehydration and kidney failure. “I ity because he was not authorized to discuss the have brought on the altered state of mind along from?”’ can’t explain my hallucinations too well because matter, said the cell where Chong was held is not with the methamphetamine. The methamphet- Paramedics took Chong to a hospital, where none of them make sense.” intended for overnight stays because it does not amine also could have made that dehydration doctors also treated him for cramps, and a perfo- Later he added, “I felt like I was completely have a toilet. worse. rated esophagus from swallowing a glass shard. losing my mind.” U-T San Diego was the first to report Chong’s People can die from dehydration in as little Chong, who weighed 166 pounds before the bust, Four days later, agents opened the door on a ordeal. as three to seven days, depending on body mass said he lost 15 pounds during the ordeal. fluke and found him covered in his own feces, Chong told the AP that he went to his friend’s and the temperature of the environment. Ghurabi Chong spent five days at the hospital, includ- Chong said. house April 20 to get high. Every April 20, pot said Chong was wise to drink his own urine to ing three in intensive care, before leaving Sunday. Chong’s attorneys filed a $20 million claim smokers light up in a counterculture ritual held stay hydrated. His roommates told him they had filed a missing Wednesday against the Drug Enforcement around the country at 4:20 p.m. Chong said he urinated on the cell’s only fur- persons report. He missed a midterm exam. Administration, saying his treatment constitutes Chong slept there that night and, around 10:50 niture — a metal bench — to be able to drink the “The DEA’s answer to this is: ‘Oh, we forgot torture under U.S. and international law. a.m. the next day, agents stormed into the house fluid. He stacked a blanket, his pants and shoes about him. I’m sorry,”’ said his lawyer, Iredale. “He nearly died,” said Chong’s lawyer, as Chong said he was rolling a joint at the kitch- on top of the bench to try to climb up and trigger Chong was not going to be charged with a Eugene Iredale. “If he had been there another 12 en table. The raid netted 18,000 ecstasy pills, a fire sprinkler on the ceiling, but his repeated crime and should have been released, said a law to 24 hours, he probably would have died.” other drugs and weapons. Nine people, including attempts failed. enforcement official who was briefed on the The five-page notice, a required precursor to Chong, were taken into custody, according to After the days dragged on, Chong said he DEA case and spoke on the condition of ano- a lawsuit, was sent to the DEA’s chief counsel in the DEA. accepted the fact that he would die. He consid- nymity because he wasn’t authorized to speak Washington and cites damages for pain and suf- Chong was moved from cell to cell for several ered taking his own life rather than withering about the ongoing investigation. 2 women claim trashed lotto ticket By JEANNIE NUSS Elizabeth Edwards stood up to cheating husband Associated Press By MICHAEL BIESECKER build a timeline of the affair and efforts to cover it up. Associated Press Shortly before Reynolds began her account of what hap- BEEBE, Ark. — When she plucked a winning lottery ticket out of pened that day at the Raleigh airport, Edwards turned to his the trash, Sharon Jones’ luck changed instantly. The $1 million prize GREENSBORO, N.C. — A former adviser to John daughter Cate, a lawyer who has been seated in the front row let her pay off debts, give thousands of dollars to her children and buy Edwards recounted Wednesday how the former presidential for much of her father’s trial. a gleaming new pickup truck. candidate’s now-deceased wife indignantly confronted her “I don’t know what’s coming,” Edwards was heard saying. But now her jackpot is in jeopardy. A judge ruled this week that husband, baring her chest in front of staff members the day “Do you want to leave?” the money belongs to another woman, who says she threw the ticket after a tabloid reported that he was cheating on her. She responded to him in a whisper, grabbed her purse and away after a lottery machine incorrectly told her it was a loser. The During a session at Edwards’ corruption trial that saw his walked out, wiping away tears. Edwards was heard saying, Arkansas Lottery Commission insists there are no problems with its 30-year-old daughter flee the courtroom in tears, Christina “Cate, Cate” as she left. She returned to court about a half hour equipment. Reynolds described how a very upset Elizabeth Edwards later, after a brief recess. “Why does she have the right to come back after she’s already stormed away from her husband in October 2007, then col- Shortly before her testimony about the airport argument, thrown it away and say, ‘Oh no. Now that it is a winner, I want the lapsed in a ball on the pavement outside a private airplane han- Reynolds recounted that Elizabeth Edwards asked her over money?”’ said Jones’ husband, William, who was laid off last year gar. Reynolds and another woman guided the anguished wife to the couple’s gated estate near Chapel Hill in the summer after working in construction. into a nearby ladies room to compose herself, but she soon of 2007 to tell her that her husband had confessed to an affair Sharon Jones claimed the $1 million prize last July, turning in a returned to the private hangar to again confront her husband. the prior year. scratch-off “Diamond Dazzler” ticket that the other woman, Sharon In front of several staff members, the woman who had “I was very surprised by what she told me and I didn’t want Duncan, said she purchased earlier at the Super 1 Stop convenience endured grueling treatments for breast cancer took off her shirt it to ever become public so the kids wouldn’t have to know store in Beebe, about 35 miles northeast of Little Rock. and bra, exposing her chest. about it,” the former aide said. Duncan told a judge she discarded the ticket after an electronic “’You don’t see me anymore,”’ Reynolds quoted Elizabeth Reynolds, now 37, had worked on John Edwards’ success- scanner told her it was “not a winner.” Edwards as screaming. “He didn’t have much of a reaction.” ful U.S. senate campaign in 1998 and had quickly bonded “And then the next thing you know, 10 months later, you’re fight- As staffers scrambled to cover up Edwards’ wife and hud- with his wife. Both women grew up in military families and ing for something that was trash,” William Jones said. dle her into a car, Reynolds heard the Democratic candidate had moved around a lot as children. Reynolds worked as the Years ago, Sharon Jones quit her job washing dishes at a cafe in use a cell phone to call his wife’s doctor to ask for help. research director and a senior communications adviser to the nearby Searcy to tend to her father-in-law as he was dying from a Edwards then boarded a waiting jet and took off for his 2008 presidential campaign and recently joined the board of lung disease. She often collected discarded lottery tickets because scheduled appearance in South Carolina, Reynolds said. the educational foundation named for Elizabeth Edwards, who they can qualify for secondary prizes. What used to be her father-in- She testified that Elizabeth Edwards had known about her died in December of 2010. law’s bedroom now contains three large plastic bins full of thousands husband’s affair with Rielle Hunter before The National Enquirer Edwards has pleaded not guilty to six counts related to of old tickets — and a copy of the winning ticket. made it public. Hers was the most stirring testimony of the day campaign-finance violations. He faces up to 30 years in prison Jones discovered the ticket was a winner when the state’s database at Edwards’ trial on corruption charges, as prosecutors worked to and $1.5 million in fines if convicted on all counts. wouldn’t let her enter the ticket number. The state Lottery Commission said it is confident its machines Death on train platform leads to $180k mystery work properly. “We’ve never had a report of a mis-scanned ticket,” ‘The Scream’ spokeswoman Julie Baldridge said. DAVID B. CARUSO very suspicious. colorful past. William Jones said the couple was living paycheck-to-paycheck Associated Press In February, federal pros- In 1988, he was sent to before hitting the jackpot. After the two claimed their prize money, goes for ecutors in New York asked a prison for a string of six bank they looked to buy a house to replace the ranch-style home they live NEW YORK — The mys- judge for permission to keep robberies in Florida. At the in now. $119.9M tery began with a heart attack, the cash as the suspected pro- time, he told FBI agents he had “That was one of the first things on our agenda,” he said, explain- By DEEPTI HAJELA a man with a past, and a bag of ceeds of drug dealing. been involved in as many as ing that their plans all “got shattered” when ownership of the ticket and ULA ILNYTZKY money that federal authorities Reached by the AP in 18 heists of banks and armored was disputed. A judge issued a restraining order — but only after the Associated Press now want to keep. California, Coyman’s son, also cars, in several states, before Joneses spent some of the money. Last August, a retired named William, declined to being captured in Minnesota. The two now have about $490,000 remaining from the $680,000 NEW YORK — It’s a Teamster from Boston stepped speak about the situation, other Prison didn’t rob him of they received after taxes. They say they gave tens of thousands of scream that’s still reverberat- off an Amtrak train in New than to say that the money his criminal impulses. While dollars to their children and about $4,500 to a relative who has a child ing around the world. York City and collapsed on didn’t belong to the family. still incarcerated, in 1994, with Down syndrome. the platform at Pennsylvania “The people connected to Burke was caught in an FBI One of the most iconic Station. As medics tried to that money are probably not sting conspiring to distrib- One of Duncan’s attorneys said his client isn’t ready to talk about images in art history — the lottery ticket yet. Another lawyer, James “Red” Morgan, argued revive him, police searched good people,” he said. “My ute 5 kilograms of cocaine in Edvard Munch’s “The his backpack for identification. dad was a great man. But clear- Charlestown with the help of in court that she simply made a mistake by throwing away a $1 mil- Scream” — has become the lion ticket and that the only right she willingly parted with was to Inside, they found the stuff ly he had a colorful history. ... some associates. He had more most expensive artwork ever that “Law & Order” episodes As a kid growing up, my father time tacked on to his sentence enter the ticket for the possibility of a secondary prize. sold at auction. White County Judge Thomas Hughes concluded that Duncan are made of: $179,980 in cash, was in the newspaper and it and was finally released on a During an intense 12 min- bundled with rubber bands and was embarrassing. It has been combination of probation and bought the winning ticket, even though lottery records and store secu- utes, the 1895 artwork — a rity video didn’t synch up to the precise timing of the purchase. He tucked inside two plastic bags. embarrassing my whole life.” parole in October 2010. modern symbol of human That raised some eyebrows. Friends and relatives who Contacted by The AP, ruled that Duncan never abandoned her right to claim the winnings. anxiety — was sold at “The $1 million was never found money,” the judge said So did the dead man’s back- posted remembrances of DiLibero said he wouldn’t talk ground. Coyman on websites after about Burke or give any infor- Tuesday. Sotheby’s in New York City on Wednesday for a record William P. Coyman, 75, a his death recalled the brighter mation about the mysterious Lottery officials investigated Jones’ account of finding the ticket lifelong resident of Boston’s side of his life, including a $180,000. and were satisfied with it, Lottery Security Chief Lance Huey testi- $119,922,500. Neither the buyer’s name nor any details Charlestown section, had a fondness for Irish song, loy- On April 20, Burke was fied. criminal history dating to 1955. alty to family and an affinity arrested on an alleged pro- Attorneys for the Joneses plan to appeal the judge’s decision. In about the buyer was released. The previous record for an His record included prison for the local horse track. bation violation. Since his the meantime, the remaining money is in limbo. Asked what the pair time in New Hampshire after A lawyer from Providence, release from prison, he had would do if they had to turn over a full $1 million, Jones laughed. artwork sold at auction was $106.5 million for Picasso’s he was caught with a pile of R.I., has filed court papers failed a drug test and also had “I hope I don’t have to answer that question,” he said before con- cocaine and $20,000 that had claiming the cash on behalf been accused of leaving the fiding that there’s no way they could pay back the money. “Nude, Green Leaves, and Bust,” sold by Christie’s in just been stolen from a depart- of 180 Entertainment. In the country without permission, Meanwhile, at the convenience store, signs tout the store’s fried ment store. filings, the attorney, Steven D. according to remarks made chicken and remind passers-by: “Winning Million Dollar Lottery 2010. Coyman’s old union, DiLibero, identified his client by lawyers and a judge at an Ticket Sold Here.” Munch’s image of a man International Brotherhood of as a man named Joseph Burke initial hearing on the matter. holding his head and scream- Teamsters Local 25, was noto- but didn’t explain the com- Prosecutors involved in Police: 5 dead in Phoenix shooting ing under a streaked, blood-red rious for its organized crime pany’s business or say where Burke’s cases in New York By AMANDA LEE MYERS sky is one of four versions by ties in the 1990s. Years ago, the money was headed. and Boston didn’t return Associated Press the Norwegian expressionist Coyman’s name was men- Court records obtained by phone calls. A spokeswom- painter. The auctioned piece tioned in news articles about The Associated Press show an for the DEA also didn’t GILBERT, Ariz. — Five people died in a shooting Wednesday at Sotheby’s is the only one allegations that union officials that Burke is another longtime respond to requests for infor- at a Phoenix-area home, where the investigation was slowed by left in private hands. were shaking down Hollywood Charlestown resident with a mation. concerns there could be hazardous materials in 55-gallon drums The image has become film crews and forcing produc- in the backyard. part of pop culture, “used ers to give cushy film set jobs The shooter was among the dead, police said, although they by everyone from Warhol to gangland hoodlums. He’d weren’t yet certain whether he killed himself. Police haven’t to Hollywood to cartoons to worked as a driver on some of identified him or the victims. teacups and T-shirts,” said the films in question. Four of the bodies were still inside and outside of the home Michael Frahm of the London- Police brought in a drug- late Wednesday in the city of Gilbert, southeast of Phoenix. based art advisory service firm sniffing dog, which indicated Answers to Monday’s questions: At a briefing for reporters, Gilbert police Sgt. Bill Balafas Frahm Ltd. “Together with traces of narcotics in both Conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh had said all the evidence points to the shooting being related to the Mona Lisa, it’s the most Coyman’s backpack and brief- a replica of the presidential suite in Paris’s posh George V domestic violence. He didn’t elaborate. Officers have recovered case, according to a court fil- Hotel built for his house guests at his palatial beachfront two handguns and a shotgun. famous and recognized image in art history.” ing. Investigators contacted home in Palm Beach, Fla. He said two men were dead outside the home and two women one of Coyman’s relatives, were dead inside. A girl between 1 and 2 years old was found A buzz swept through the French artist Dadaist Jean Arp scattered and then pasted who said he had been work- torn pieces of paper onto a large sheet of paper to create inside the home showing signs of life when police initially room when the artwork was ing as a courier for a company responded to the scene, but she later died at a local hospital. presented for auction as two called 180 Entertainment and “Collage with Squares Arranged According to the Laws Balafas said authorities have not gone into the home since guards stood watch on either was supposed to have been of Chance.” The work is in the permanent collection of the then as they awaited a search warrant and later for a fed- side. Bidding started at $40 delivering cash from Boston to Museum of Modern Art in New York City. eral agency to remove unknown chemicals and munitions from million with seven buyers Philadelphia when he died. Today’s questions: inside and outside of the home for officer safety. jumping into the competition Agents looked into the com- What woman’s name did actor Cary Grant rattle of three He said positive identifications of the bodies can’t be made early. pany and found that its regis- times a row in a movie? until detectives can safely enter the home. The battle eventually boiled tered headquarters was a small What is the ecclesiastic rank of a Roman Catholic clergy About three hours after the shooting, a man walked up to down to two phone bidders as house in a blue-collar section wearing a violet zucchetto, or skullcap? the police tape, pointed to the crime scene and said, “I have a the historic hammer price was of Philadelphia, with personal Answers in Friday’s Herald daughter who lives in that house.” finally achieved after more watercraft and two luxury cars Today’s words: Police pulled him behind the tape and out of view. Several than 12 minutes. The record parked in the driveway. Cuirass: protective bony covering on animals seconds later, a loud, anguished cry could be heard. Minutes after, price includes the auction All this made the Drug Kantele: an ancient five-stringed Finnish harp the same man was weeping and left the scene with police. house’s fee. Enforcement Administration