New at U.S. to face Slovenia, p7A Try our famous PIZZA & SUBS OPEN TIL 10 PM 662 ELIDA AVENUE DELPHOS The 419-692-0007 DELPHOS HERALD Telling The Tri-County’s Story Since 1869 50¢ daily Monday, June 14, 2010 Delphos, Ohio City schools induct 1st class to Hall of Honor Delphos man By NANCY SPENCER The Delphos Herald nspencer@delpho- sherald.com ‘serious’ after DELPHOS — Jefferson alumni gathered Saturday evening for the annual meet- shooting ing and to celebrate the induction of the freshman house and came back outside, class to the newly-formed Shooter facing at the rear of the house with a Delphos City Schools Hall 12-guage shotgun. There was of Honor. attempted one shot fired. Aaron Eblin Keith Kiggins (class of was hit in the left shoulder 1953), David Morgan (class murder charges area at close range. A scuffle of 1938) and Lloyd Smith By MICHAEL FORD ensued with some of the peo- (former ag teacher) were ple who were there and they inducted into the hall. The Delphos Herald [email protected] took the gun away from Jeff Kiggins had numerous and held him there. A friend nominations from within the DELPHOS — As a result of Eblin, I don’t have his Delphos community. He was name, threw him in the car born and raised in Delphos of a shooting that took place late Saturday night, a Delphos and decided to take him to St. and is a third-generation Rita’s right away.” graduate. man is to be charged with one count of attempted mur- Unfortunately, that turned One St. John’s graduate out to be a less-than-desir- and nominator wrote: “I am der today in Allen County Common Pleas Court. able decision. Breittigan said very proud to nominate this there was an auto accident man to the Delphos City The Allen County Sheriff’s Department responded, along at Defiance Trail and State Schools Hall of Honor. I have Road. Not knowing yet that known with units from Delphos and Nancy Spencer photos the two incidents were con- him for Spencerville, to a home on Acadia Road. Sheriff depart- nected, the sheriff’s depart- 50 years The class of 2010 of the Delphos City School District Hall of Honor includes, front from ment sent a cruiser to the left, former Vo-Ag instructor Lloyd Smith and his wife, Elizabeth, and Mary (Deffenbaugh) ment Lt. Clyde Breittigan and he scene. Beckman, accepting the posthumous award for the late David Morgan; and back, Keith describes the incident: was first The lieutenant said Eblin Kiggins with his wife, Sally. “The whole thing started football had emergency surgery and c o a c h . at the house located at 4887 Acadia Road. There was a is in serious condition at the He was hospital. Knebel was brought a kind graduation party going on for one of the Knebel family to the county jail and booked, and con- with his arraignment to fol- siderate Morgan members. Jeffrey Knebel, 22, lives there and was one of low today. coach who influenced me “This has to do with an into a passion for sports. those attending the party for a family member. A fellow incident that happened sev- Beyond the early influence, eral years ago between Aaron I have so much respect for named Aaron Eblin, who is 27 years old and lives at 639 West Eblin and a family member of what he had meant to so Knebel. So this was just some many people in Delphos. ... Sixth St. in Delphos, came to the party. He was more or bad blood is the best way to When I think of all the young put it, I guess, that had been people he has touched in so less crashing the party but it’s building up and there has many ways, I feel fortunate not real clear yet. There were been some tension between to be his friend and former quite a few people there and the two of them for a couple player.” he may have been invited by Kiggins coached Delphos someone else. At about 11:30 of years,” Breittigan said. midget football for 30 years, p.m. Saturday, there was an No other information was was the Delphos City Schools altercation between Jeff and made available as the incident treasurer and junior high/ Aaron. Jeffrey went inside the remains under investigation. freshmen coach. Almost 9 years ago, he had a very seri- ous accident, injuring both legs. He battled back with the encouragement, prayers, support and caring of his The Clapp family had the most siblings in attendance. They include, from left, Pamela players, family, friends and Clapp Moore, class of 1968; Marsha Clapp Newland, class of 1973; Steve Clapp, class of community, to get back on 1965; Vickie Clapp Kleman, class of 1976; and Cathy Clapp Abbott, class of 1967. the coaching field less than a 2003, was nominated by his year later. He eventually had wife, Irma, who now resides to give up coaching due to his in California. Morgan was injuries but remained active- drafted into the Army in ly involved in the school, 1942, four years after his helping with many different graduation. He spent three booster projects, chairman years serving his country, of the Delphos Jefferson receiving the Silver Star for Alumni Association and an Gallantry in Action among avid Wildcat fan. others. After the war, he took He gives back to his com- advantage of the GI Bill and munity through his activities graduated from Wittenberg with the school, his church College in Springfield and and as a hospital volunteer. landed a teaching/coaching Morgan, who died in position at New Lexington in southeastern Ohio. That was the beginning of an Sports outstanding coaching career that spanned from Ohio, the Buckeye State, to California, St. John’s sponsoring camp The Kiggins family had three generations of graduates the Golden State. St. John’s is sponsoring in attendance. They include Keith Kiggins, Kate Altstaetter Morgan was a man who Stacy Taff photo a K-12 wrestling camp from and Julie Kiggins. Few show to clean canal 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 30 to dedicated his life to youth July 2. and to the game he loved — is not a Jefferson graduate but who nominated him said he Steve Dorsten, foreground, of the Ohio Department of For further information, basketball. He was named saw a need for a vocational doesn’t know of any former Natural Resources, Parks Division, helps Lou Hohman contact head coach Derek Coach of the Year in 1985, agriculture program for the student who did not respect of the Delphos Canal Commission clean trash and debris Sterling at (419) 234-5600 by 86, 87, 89 and 1990 and students in the Delphos City and like this man and many from the canal Saturday morning. Tuesday. led his team to the final School District. In 1951, lit- farmers in the Delphos area Also, head volleyball four in the state tournament erally from nothing, Lloyd owe him a great deal for coach Kellie Sterling is in the 1989-90 season; he started the first-ever Vo-Ag the knowledge and common 1 remains missing after seeking a freshmen volleyball also coached at the North- program at Jefferson. sense he taught them about coach. For more information, South All-Star Game. His His nominee wrote: “He life and agriculture. Ark. flash floods kill 19 contact her at (419) 234-5065. teams were league champi- was an excellent, admired The Hall of Honor will ons numerous times and on and respected agricultural have two homes. A physical LANGLEY, Ark. (AP) — No one has been found Aug. 29, 2000, he received a teacher who taught harmony display will be presented in Leslie and Adam Jez packed alive since Friday. The last Forecast Resolution of Commendation and cooperation — not only a location yet to be deter- their camper and set off with two bodies recovered — Showers, storms from the county of Santa between the farmer and the soil mined. A virtual display can their 3-year-old for Arkansas’ one Saturday and the other likely again Clara, Calif., which stated: but also between his students, be found at dl.noacsc.org. Albert Pike Recreation Area, Sunday — were found among “Due to Dave’s record of who were both from Jefferson The 2010 Jefferson as they had many times the tangled piles of tents, Tuesday. Still before. But instead of start- trees, children’s toys and muggy; high 842 victories against 420 and St. John’s — uniting them Alumni Scholarship winners all in education.” of $1,200 each were Courtnie ing their vacation Friday, they clothing in the rugged, heav- in low 80s. defeats, he will be induct- met up with family at the ily wooded terrain along the See page 2A. ed in to the Coaches Hall Smith taught respect for Rostorfer and Michael the soil, teaching his students Truesdale. They attended campsite a day earlier — a Little Missouri River. of Fame with a Lifetime decision that proved fatal. Floodwaters rose as swift- Index Achievement award as the about chemicals, fertilizers, with a parent. Rostorfer Flash floods pushed a tor- ly as 8 feet per hour, pour- second-winningest coach in the value of crop rotation plans to attend Kettering Obituaries 2A rent of water through their ing through the remote val- the history of California high and soil-testing, along with College of Medical Arts and campsite on the edge of the ley with such force that they State/Local 3A school basketball.” Parliamentary Procedure, Truesdale plans to attend Ouachita National Forest peeled asphalt from roads. Politics 4A Irma Morgan sent a note drove the school bus to the ag Adrian College in Michigan. before dawn, killing at least Cabins along the river banks Community 5A expressing her disappoint- field trips and helped many The oldest male and 19 people including Leslie were severely damaged, and Sports 6-7A ment she could not attend the local FFA members earn their female alumni were Jane and her mother, Sherry Wade. mobile homes were tossed on Announcements 8A alumni dinner due to a bal- State Farmer Degrees. He (Deffenbaugh) Beckman Adam survived, and authorities their sides. Classifieds 9A ance disorder. She submitted was recognized by the Ohio and Vernon Kill, both of the said this morning that his son, Forecasters had warned TV 3B his credentials and wanted her State Vocational Agriculture class of 1938. Kaden, was confirmed dead. of the approaching danger in husband’s message of “Yes, it Teachers Association and Next year’s Alumni State police said one other the area during the night, but can be done” passed along to has a place in its Hall of Dinner will be held on June person was still missing, and campers could easily have all present at the dinner. Fame as being one of the 11 at the Delphos Eagles search teams resumed their missed the advisories because The final inductee, Smith, finest teachers. One student Lodge. work today. the area is isolated. 2A – The Herald Monday, June 14, 2010 www.delphosherald.com For The Record POLICE REPORT OBITUARY The Daily Sausage businessman Thieves caught in Delphos Herald_1.83inx3in Page 1 of 1 Herald act, escape on foot Vol. 141 No. 1 Jimmy Dean dies Delphos Police were Nancy Spencer, editor called to the 600 block of RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — the room for a time and came the James River. Ray Geary, business manager South Bredeick Street at Don Hemple, advertising manager Jimmy Dean, a country music back and he was unresponsive. In 2009 a fire gutted their 12:05 a.m. Thursday in ref- Tiffany Brantley, legend for his smash hit about She said he was pronounced home, but his Grammy for “Big erence to observing some circulation manager a workingman hero, “Big Bad dead at 7:54 p.m. Bad John,” a puppet made by subjects breaking into a William Kohl, general manager/ John,” and an entrepreneur Born in 1928, Dean was Muppets creator Jim Henson, a vehicle. Eagle Print known for his sausage brand, raised in poverty in Plainview, clock that had belonged to Prince Upon officers’ arrival, the The Daily Herald (USPS 1525 died on Sunday. He was 81. Texas, and dropped out of high Charles and Princess Diana and victim stated that upon walk- 8000) is published daily except His wife, Donna Meade Dean, school after the ninth grade. He other valuables were saved. Lost ing outside, they had observed Alice L. Heitmeyer Sundays and Holidays. said her husband died at their went on to a successful enter- were a collection of celebrity- two subjects inside their vehi- By carrier in Delphos and Henrico County, Va., home. tainment career in the 1950s and autographed books, posters of Nov. 23, 1918-June 12, 2010 cle. The victim said when the area towns, or by rural motor She told The Associated ’60s that included the nation- Dean with Elvis Presley and Alice L. Heitmeyer, 91, subjects saw them, they fled route where available $2.09 per Press that he had some health ally televised “The Jimmy Dean other prized possessions. of Ottoville, died at 7:15 the area on foot. week. By mail in Allen, Van problems but was still function- Show.” Donna Meade Dean said the p.m. Saturday at Vancrest No items were reported Wert, or Putnam County, $105 ing well, so his death came as a In 1969, Dean went into the couple had just moved back into Healthcare of Delphos. taken from inside the victim’s per year. Outside these counties shock. She said he was eating in sausage business, starting the their reconstructed home. She was born Nov. 23, vehicle. $119 per year. front of the television. She left Jimmy Dean Meat Co. in his With his drawled wisecracks 1918, in Shepherd, Mich., Entered in the post office hometown. He sold the com- and quick wit, Dean charmed Delphos man to John H. and Laura in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as pany to Sara Lee Corp. in 1984. many fans. But in both enter- (Wischmeyer) Maas, who Periodicals, postage paid at Dean lived in semiretirement tainment and business circles, cited for driving preceded her in death. Delphos, Ohio. with his wife, who is a songwriter he was also known for his tough On May 17, 1947, she No mail subscriptions will be and recording artist, on their 200- hide. He fired bandmate Roy under suspension married Leo W. Heitmeyer, accepted in towns or villages acre estate just outside Richmond, Clark, who went onto “Hee who died Aug. 26, 1992. where The Daily Herald paper While on routine patrol at Survivors include four carriers or motor routes provide where he enjoyed investing, boat- Haw” fame, for showing up late 9:49 a.m. Sunday, Delphos ing and watching the sun set over for gigs. sons, Bill (Rosie) Heitmeyer daily home delivery for $2.09 Police came into contact and David (Pamela) per week. with Patrick Steman, 35, of Heitmeyer of Ottoville, Fred 405 North Main St. WEATHER Delphos, who was operating (Mary) Heitmeyer, of Kalida, TELEPHONE 695-0015 Delphos weather WEATHER FORECAST a motor vehicle in the area of and Rick (Diana) Heitmeyer, Office Hours Tri-county East Third and North Scott of Toledo; three daughters, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. High temperature Sunday The Associated Press streets. Mary (Ken) Kelsey of Hilton POSTMASTER: in Delphos was 78 degrees, It was found that Steman Head, S.C., Pat (Mike) Send address changes low was 68. Weekend rainfall TONIGHT: Mostly was operating the motor vehi- Grothause, of Fort Jennings to THE DAILY HERALD, was recorded at .86 inch. High cloudy. Showers and thunder- cle while under a suspension. and Sue (Phil) Fuerst of 405 N. Main St. a year ago today was 79, low storms likely... Mainly after Steman was cited into Kalida; 17 grandchildren and Delphos, Ohio 45833 was 55. Record high for today midnight. Locally heavy rain- Lima Municipal Court on the 15 great-grandchildren; and a is 96, set in 1987. Record low fall possible. Muggy. Lows charge. sister, Ida Clark, of Shepherd, is 47, set in 1933. in the upper 60s. Southeast Mich. LOCAL PRICES winds around 5 mph. Chance Car stolen from She was preceded in of rain 60 percent. residence death by six brothers, John Corn: $3.22 TUESDAY: Showers and Jr., Gilbert, Richard and Wheat: $4.02 Delphos Herald Delphos Police were called 1.83in. x 3in. thunderstorms likely. Humid Cletus Maas and Russell and Beans: $9.64 with highs in the lower 80s. to the 700 block of North Rudolph Giesken; and a sis- South winds 5 to 10 mph. Washington Street at 5:45 ter, Rita McClintic. Chance of rain 60 percent. a.m. on Friday in reference to Mrs. Heitmeyer was LOTTERY EXTENDED FORECAST a theft complaint. a homemaker and former- TUESDAY NIGHT: Upon officers’ arrival, ly worked at Nichols Meat CLEVELAND (AP) — Showers and thunderstorms the victim stated that some- Market in Ottoville and had These Ohio lotteries were likely. Muggy. Lows in the time after 2 a.m., someone been an underwriter for Auto drawn Sunday: mid 60s. Southwest winds 10 had taken the victim’s 1997 Owners Insurance for six to 15 mph. 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STATE/LOCAL The Glory Ride cal problem. Apparently, On Thursday night, the when she had the battery women observed an awe- put in way back in Salt some lightning show in the Lake City, the young man north. It was just like fire- did something wrong with works for two hours. the ground wire. Beth fig- Friday the 11th, they ured they did a good job were ready to hit the road for the $650 and the truck again. All is well except was ready to roll again. Berchett’s supply trailer, The ladies always which had to stay back at seemed to find some Good that truck stop. The wheel Samaritan to take them in bearings and axle problems again and again. During were just too much for a this lay-over it was Jo quick repair. Berchett put Downer and her 80-year- out a call on the Glory old mother, Della Lang. Ride Web site about the They have a cattle and broken down trailer and horse ranch, where the the expense. Soon they antelope roam with the received over $1,100 in cattle. This was an ideal donations. They will prob- spot for the Glory Ride ably pick up the trailer, horses and the other ani- on their return trip back mals. Jo, their hostess at home. Berchett and Joy had the ranch, is an accom- most of their clothes in that plished horse-woman. She trailer so they were going holds the title of National to have to hit the sales and Champion for AQHA thrift stores. (American Quarter Horse Association), in the work- When I heard from Beth ing horse division. on Friday, they were head- Pike’s Peak as seen from Focus on the Family headquarters in Colorado Springs. The wild tornado weath- ed east for Topeka, Kansas. er in Colorado on Thursday Now they can sing “Happy Delphos resident Beth good stables and pasture. tor of the organization. She Park. They enjoyed watch- was to the north of Limon. Trails Again!” Metzger is participat- Becky, the goat and the went horseback riding with ing the prairie dogs darting ing in The Glory Ride and two dogs enjoyed it too. them. Dr. James Dobson, in and out of their little Tabernacle. The vision of the They were there several the founder of Focus on “town” in the park. Monday group is to ride from the west days. To earn their keep the the Family retired this past was a hot, hot day with Flowers On Fifth coast to the east coast by women cleaned one of the year. the Mercury reaching 100 940 E. Fifth St. horseback, worshiping, blow- buildings which had been While in this area they degrees. Beth said it wasn’t Delphos, OH 45833 ing the shofar and asking left go for sometime. They were able to get a good as humid as it is back home (419) 692-6856 Almighty God to come and cleaned and polished the view of Pike’s Peak. in the Old Black Swamp. [email protected] anoint His people to minister hardwood floor and then The song “America the The Glory Ride caravan to the millions who are about put a sealer on it. Beth also Beautiful” was written in headed east out of Denver Known for Superior Customer Service ready to receive the answer helped work with some of 1893 by Katherine Lee on Wednesday morning * Fresh Floral Designs * Weddings to their prayers. Her sister, their horses. Bates. She was inspired by but they didn’t get too far. * Unique Gift Items * Sympathy Keepsakes Helen Kaverman, chronicles Here is just a little tid- the view from Pike’s Peak, They were just 90 miles her ride through phone calls bit about Denver, the the 14,110 mountain near down the road, when “More than just a florist” and e-mails. Mile-High City which is Colorado Springs. Fifty- Beth’s truck started slow- 5,280 feet above sea level. six peaks in Colorado rise ing down to 10 MPH. It BY HELEN KAVERMAN Denver has the lowest above 14,000 feet. made it to the top of the hill obesity rate in the nation Since Berchett has a and stopped. The exhaust The week spent in because most residents get Jewish background, they system was plugged up. Colorado was not too plenty of exercise hiking, celebrated the Shabott, a Fortunately they are eventful, aside from the jogging and skiing. special Jewish dinner on members of AAA so the Glory Ride around the The ride through the Friday night. Their bible wrecker came and towed State Capitol. However Garden of the Gods was a lesson for the week is her rig to All About Auto the scenery was beauti- highlight of the week. On the Psalm 46, verses 1 – 5. in Limon, Colorado. The ful in all directions. While way to Garden of the Gods Sunday was a day of owners of the shop were in the Denver area they they stopped at the head- rest and relaxation so Beth named Auto, and had rela- Ottawa, Ohio camped at the ranch of quarters for National Day and Berchett went horse- tives in Lima. They got her June 22nd-June 27th “Friends of Horses, Rescue of Prayer and Focus on the back riding the 300 acre truck repaired Thursday. www.putnamcountyfair.com & Adoption.” This was at Family. Their friend, Kathy Englewood Metropolitan They also fixed the electri- Englewood on the west Cassidy, who had been side of Denver, near Rt. with them since Memorial YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT STORE 70. This was an ideal loca- Day formerly held a posi- tion for everyone. The girls tion with National Day of THE PROFESSIONALS PLAY the NEW had a good place to get hot Prayer. 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“The flag is the embodiment not of sentiment, but of history.” POLITICS — President Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924). FAA under pressure to open US skies to drones By JOAN LOWY planes have advantages over view. “This isn’t Afghanistan. The Associated Press humans for jobs that are dirty, This isn’t Iraq. This is a part dangerous or dull. And the of the world that has a lot of WASHINGTON — planes often cost less than light airplanes flying around, Unmanned aircraft have piloted aircraft and can stay a lot of business jets.” proved their usefulness and aloft far longer. One major concern is the reliability in the war zones of “There is a tremendous prospect of lost communi- Afghanistan and Iraq. Now pressure and need to fly cation between unmanned the pressure’s on to allow unmanned aircraft in (civilian) aircraft and the operators them in the skies over the airspace,” Hank Krakowski, who remotely control them. United States. FAA’s head of air traffic Another is a lack of firm sepa- The Federal Aviation operations, told European avi- ration of aircraft at lower alti- Administration has been ation officials recently. “We tudes, away from major cities asked to issue flying rights are having constant conversa- and airports. Planes entering for a range of pilotless planes tions and discussions, particu- these areas are not required to carry out civilian and law- larly with the Department of to have collision warning sys- enforcement functions but has Defense and the Department tems or even transponders. been hesitant to act. Officials of Homeland Security, to fig- Simply being able to see are worried that they might ure out how we can do this another plane and take action plow into airliners, cargo safely with all these different is the chief means of prevent- US discovers planes and corporate jets that sizes of vehicles.” ing accidents. IT WAS NEWS THEN zoom around at high altitudes, There are two types of The Predator B, already in mineral riches or helicopters and hot air bal- unmanned planes: Drones, use for border patrol, can fly which are automated planes - One Year Ago loons that fly as low as a few for 20 hours without refuel hundred feet off the ground. programmed to fly a par- ing, compared with a helicop- • In the spirit of Chairfest, the Going Postal Canal Days in Afghanistan - - On top of that, these pilot ticular mission, and aircraft ter’s average flight time of just Auction invited residents to purchase and decorate a regula WASHINGTON (AP) — less aircraft come in a variety that are remotely controlled over two hours. Homeland tion mailbox. Proceeds benefit the Museum of Postal History A team of U.S. geologists and Security wants to expand renovation project. Winners will be awarded ribbons and list- of sizes. Some are as big as a by someone on the ground, Pentagon officials has dis- small airliner, others the size sometimes from thousands of their use along the borders ing in Delphos’ “Who’s Who in Going Postal” 2009 Museum covered vast mineral wealth of a backpack. The tiniest are miles away. of Mexico and Canada, and of Postal History. in Afghanistan, conceivably small enough to fly through a Last year, the FAA prom- along coastlines for spotting enough to turn the scarred and house window. ised defense officials it would smugglers of drugs and ille- 25 Years Ago — 1985 impoverished country into one The obvious risks have not have a plan this year. The gal aliens. The Coast Guard • Twenty-two Delphos people set out on a camping trip of the world’s most lucrative deterred the civilian demand agency, which has worked wants to use them for search that will include five hours of white-water rafting. The group mining centers, The New York for pilotless planes. Tornado on this issue since 2006, has and rescue. was headed for Ohio Pyle State Park near Farmington, Pa. Times reports. researchers want to send them reams of safety regulations The National The group included Rick Wannemacher, Ralph Lauser, Julie “There is stunning potential into storms to gather data. that govern every aspect of Transportation Safety Board Vost, Sr. Barbara Jean Miller, Kathy Stemen, Vera Gossard, here,” Gen. David H. Petraeus, Energy companies want to civilian aviation but is just held a forum in 2008 on safety Joanie Dickman, Beth Wannemacher, Brandon Groves, Gene commander of the United use them to monitor pipelines. beginning to write regulations concerns associated with pilot- Dickman, Gloria Baughn, Diane Stevenson, Jeff Hoehn, States Central Command, told State police hope to send them for unmanned aircraft. less aircraft after a Predator Dodie Wannemacher, Tom Groves, Gordie Vogt, Wilbur the paper in a report published up to capture images of speed- “I think industry and some crashed in Arizona. The board Baughn, Tom Stevenson, Denny Stemen, Dave Dickman, Ben today. “There are a lot of ifs, ing cars’ license plates. Local of the operators are frustrated concluded the ground opera- Neumeier and Roger Fuller. of course, but I think poten- police envision using them to that we’re not moving fast tor remotely controlling the • Peter Yeung, owner and chef of Ping Dynasty, 602 E. tially it is hugely significant.” track fleeing suspects. enough, but safety is first,” plane had inadvertently cut Fifth St., purchased the Pitsenbarger Building on North Main Americans discovered near- Like many robots, the Krakowski said in an inter- off the plane’s fuel. and Third streets, from Bill and Mae DeWeese of Oregon. ly $1 trillion in untapped min- Yeung said, “It will take some time, but I intend to remodel eral deposits in Afghanistan, Dealmakers or dealbreakers face financial overhaul the building inside and out and establish a second Chinese- including iron, copper, cobalt, By JIM KUHNHENN the Senate version. These are the complex, American restaurant, bar and lounge.” gold and critical industrial The Associated Press “Throughout this process unregulated securities that • Members of the Social Ladies at the Delphos Country metals like lithium, according you have seen a desire by many corporations typically to the report. The Times quot- Club were Cam Huysman, Marge McKowen, Hortense WASHINGTON — They members not wanting to be use as a hedge against market Fettig, Ruth Kill, Marguerite Calvelage, Mildred Keck, Cleon ed a Pentagon memo as saying are the sticking points that seen voting with the banks,” fluctuations. For instance, an Miller, Joan Geise, Alice Gengler, Betty Wiesenberg, Dorothy Afghanistan could become the would gum up the Wall Street said Edward Mills, a financial airline may try to soften the Odenweller, Martha Remlinger, Alice Pohlman, Eva Grone, “Saudi Arabia of lithium,” a overhaul. - policy analyst at FBR Capital cost of a potential rise in fuel Thelma Alexander and Coletta Wannemacher. key raw material in the manu From big banks’ exotic markets. prices by betting in the deriv- facture of batteries for laptops and cell phones. trades to the plastic in people’s The financial industry is atives market that fuel prices 50 Years Ago — 1960 wallets, it only take a few of no stranger to the lawmakers will rise. But derivatives have • In Little League action here, the Cardinals blanked the During a visit last month to the most contentious issues working on the legislation. become instruments for risky Braves, 11-0 and the Pirates clobbered the Reds, 15-2. Starring Washington, Afghan President to upend a careful political At least 56 industry lobby- speculation. The legislation for the Cardinals in the shut-out was Dave Haehn who turned Hamid Karzai said his nation’s ists have served on the per- would require that they be untapped mineral deposits equilibrium as lawmakers try to blend House and Senate traded in regulated exchang- in a nifty one-hit performance on the mound. In the Pirate-Red - sonal staffs of the 43 Senate game, Doug Dienstberger distinguished himself both on the could be even higher — per bills into a single rewrite of and House members who will es. haps as much as $3 trillion. banking regulations. have a hand in shaping the The toughest Senate pro- mound and at the plate. He worked five innings of the game The mineral resources are a on the hill and allowed three hits, walked one and posted seven The final measure, which bill over the next two weeks, vision would force banks to strikeouts. At the plate, he aided his own cause with two hits, “massive opportunity,” Karzai President Barack Obama according to an analysis by shed most of their lucrative a double and a homerun, in three times at bat. Scott Morris said at a May 13 event with wants by July 4, is intended Public Citizen and the Center derivatives business — the also walloped a grand slam homer and had a single in three Secretary of State Hillary to prevent another financial for Responsive Politics, two trades they conduct for them- at-bats. Chuck Fisher pitched the sixth inning for the winners. Rodham Clinton held at the crisis like the 2008 meltdown, government watchdogs. selves and the markets they U.S. Institute of Peace. which triggered a deep reces- What’s more, the center create for clients would have The Pirate battery was rounded out with Mike Teman and Tom The report in the Times Wulfhorst, who took over the receiving chores in the fourth. sion. found that lawmakers on the to be spun off into separate said the U.S. Geological - - subsidiaries. Bob Spieles was the starter and loser for the Reds, and he was Rep. Barney Frank, chair committee settling differ Survey began aerial surveys of man of a panel resolving ences between the competing The proposal’s chief advo- relieved by Craig Griffis in the fourth. Bill Thompson did the Afghanistan’s mineral resourc- House and Senate versions cate is Sen. Blanche Lincoln, receiving and had two of the Reds’ five hits. differences in the two bills, es in 2006, using data that had and Sen. Chris Dodd, who have received more than $112 D-Ark., who survived liberal been collected by Soviet min- 75 Years Ago – 1935 shepherded the Senate’s mea- million over two decades from and labor attacks during a ing experts during the Soviet sure, must fend off industry political action committees hard-fought primary runoff • Verena Brinkman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank occupation of Afghanistan in - Brinkman of Ottoville, is a member of the 1935 graduating efforts to dilute the final leg or employees of industries largely by spotlighting her the 1980s. Promising results islation. And they will need to affected by the legislation. anti-Wall Street stance. class of Mary Manse College, Toledo. Miss Brinkman majored led to a more sophisticated - The Obama administration in education and minored in mathematics, and had the dis- hold together a fragile Senate “It’s going to be very dif study the next year. coalition that included only ficult to stop special inter- and bank regulators, includ- tinction of receiving Summa Cum Laude honors. Mrs. Frank Then last year, a Pentagon four Republicans. ests, working through some ing Federal Reserve Chairman Brinkman and sons, Alphonse and Cletus, and Charles Roof task force that had created busi- were in Toledo to attend commencement. Typically, legislation gets members of the conference, Ben Bernanke, have said ness development programs in watered down in the Senate. from inserting weaken- her proposal goes too far. • A regular meeting of the Walterick-Hemme Post No. Iraq arrived in Afghanistan This time, the Senate ver- ing provisions,” said Travis Advocates say it would limit 3035, Veterans of Foreign Wars, was held at the VFW rooms. and closely analyzed the geol- sion emerged tougher than the Plunkett, legislative director the type of risky bank behav- Delegates and alternates to attend the department encampment ogists’ findings. U.S. mining House bill. Frank, D-Mass., of the Consumer Federation ior that led to the financial of the VFW to be held at Lima June 27-30 were named at experts were brought in to val- agreed to make the Senate of America. crisis. this meeting. R. E. McKinnon, William Eichenhorst, Harold idate the survey’s conclusions, bill the base, with some minor A look at the main issues Large banks are simply Hesseling, Roy Sheete, Gus Ebbeskotte and William Berry and top U.S. and Afghan offi- House modifications. to be settled: apoplectic, watching as it were named as delegates. Frank Will, Med Granger and Alfred cials were briefed. There’s momentum behind Derivatives: gains strength over time. Shaffer were named as alternates. • A number of Delphos young men were looking forward to the opening of the annual session of the C.M.T.C. Among Telecom reform bill goes to governor those from this city who would be in attendance were Harold On June 3, the Ohio good-paying jobs. Sales Practices Act, and the consumers through assess- Dray, Robert Beck, Charles Shumaker, Paul Kill, Dan Rupert General Assembly approved Specifically, SB 162 PUCO will retain oversight ments. The Select Committee and Leo Gonyea. The local young men would leave here on Senate Bill 162, legislation works to revamp much of of complaints and investiga- on Telecommunications July 2 and will go to Indianapolis to receive their training at I introduced last fall, which Ohio’s traditional telecom tions. Also to protect con- Regulatory Reform, which Fort Benjamin Harrison. seeks to modernize Ohio’s regulatory framework and sumers, SB 162 ensures that was established in SB 162 to regulation of the changing moves to a more market-ori- if a telephone company fails review the impact of all the telecommunications industry. ented, yet consumer-friendly to respond to a customer’s reforms made in the bill four Moderately confused Over the past several months, approach. The bill would report of an outage within years after its effective date, I have worked closely eliminate many rules 72 hours, that customer’s will also evaluate the voice- with my colleagues at the Public Utilities account would automatically mail pilot program. in the Ohio House Commission of Ohio be credited for one month of I am pleased that the to put forth a bal- (PUCO) that are no service. Legislature and other stake- anced, bipartisan bill longer necessary To help ensure low- holders could come together that will encourage or appropriate in a income Ohioans and those to agree on an appropriate greater competition competitive environ- in transition have access to regulatory framework for an between telephone ment, thereby bring- basic services, SB 162 would important industry in Ohio. providers to attract ing regulation of expand the enhanced Lifeline This new law will better new investments and traditional telephone program to include all basic reflect the dramatic changes create jobs, while Steve Buehrer service providers telephone service providers in telecommunications tech- preserving important more in line with in Ohio. Lifeline helps reduce nology, protect consumer protections and services for wireless, cable and internet the cost of basic telephone interests and better position Ohio consumers. telecommunications compa- rates for people at or below Ohio for economic invest- Current Ohio law was writ- nies. The PUCO, however, 150 percent of the federal ment and job creation in a ten to regulate the telegraph will continue to regulate basic poverty level. The bill will growing field. and service for grandma’s old dial tone telephone service, also establish a single Lifeline advisory board to handle the I encourage residents from black phone on the hallway including access to 9-1-1, the 1st Senate District to contact table, not to account for the operator services and caller promotion, marketing and me with any questions, thoughts hundreds of services available ID blocking. It will also main- outreach to ensure increased or concerns about state govern- through today’s advanced tain its authority over cer- awareness of those in need of ment issues. You can write me, communication devices. As tification of new telephone these services. Senator Steve Buehrer, Ohio a result, traditional telephone companies, telephone number SB 162 also establishes a Senate, Statehouse, Columbus, companies have been subject administration, local number two-year community voice- Ohio, 43215, or contact me by to rules that don’t apply to portability and emergency mail pilot program, adminis- phone at (614) 466-8150. I can their competitors. By leveling outage reporting. tered by the PUCO, to help also be reached by email at the playing field, SB 162 will Under the bill, telecommu- Ohioans in transition in both [email protected]. In encourage advancement and nications services will now rural and urban areas. Cost addition, for more information investment in Ohio, leading be held to the standards of of the program to telecom- about my work in the Ohio to new services and products the Federal Communications munications companies is Senate, please visit my page on for consumers, as well as a Commission that closely capped at $500,000 and no the new Senate website at www. better infrastructure and more resemble the Ohio Consumer costs may be passed on to ohiosenate.gov/steve-buehrer. www.delphosherald.com Monday, June 14, 2010 The Herald – 5A
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He went out there The Celtics got a break 01 8:08 a.m. Austin Riggs/Wil Evan Nartker/Zach Weber/Nate Magic era of the ’80s and and found a rhythm.” from a review when replays Fridley/David Motycka C 16-18 Cellar B 14-15 The Associated Press 01 8:16 a.m. Brandt Taylor/ 01 9:28 a.m. Elise Wiechart/ Boston’s win in ’08. Bryant did everything he showed Allen’s 3-pointer Austin Clarkson/Mathew Cucciarre Shelby Warner/Morgan Van Meter BOSTON — Paul Pierce But Bryant said neither the could to send the Lakers home barely nicked the rim, giving C 16-18 E G 16-18 is heading back to his home- rivalry nor revenge should with the edge. them the ball with a fresh 24 01 8:24 a.m. Reed Bok/Brad 10 8 a.m. Zach Erhart/James Ellis/Paul Carmean/Jacob Miller C Ebeling/Wesley Markward A town; a second NBA cham- be motivating his teammates He scored 23 straight seconds and 1:05 left. Rasheed 16-18 12-13 pionship could be waiting for when they try to stave off Lakers’ points between the Wallace missed a 3-pointer but 01 8:32 a.m. Craig Odenweller/ 10 8:08 a.m. Alex Britton/ him. elimination at home. 4:23 mark of the second quar- the rebound wound up tied up Brandyn Heitman/Matt Holt/Vincent Brandon Hernandez/Westin Young A Los Angeles native “Just man up and ter until there was 2:16 left in between the 6-11 Garnett and Moreland C 16-18 A 12-13 01 8:48 a.m. Zakary Thomas/ 10 8:16 a.m. Xavier Francis/Ian who has played his entire play. What the hell is the third. But over that span, 6-1 Derek Fisher. Michael Omlor/Jacob Brake B Hasting/Grant Ricketts A 12-13 career with the rival the big deal?” he asked. the Celtics expanded the lead Fisher won the jump ball, 14-15 Celtics, Pierce scored “If I have to say some- from one point to 13. tipping the ball ahead to Ron 27 points to help Boston thing to them, then we “I just tried to keep telling Artest for a breakaway; Pierce PONY/CITY withstand 38 points from don’t deserve to be them, it’s only 2 points each fouled him to keep him from Kobe Bryant to beat the champions. We’re down time he scores. It’s not 10,” scoring an easy layup and Lakers 92-86 on Sunday 3-2. Go home, win one Celtics coach Doc Rivers said. he missed both free throws. MINOR LEAGUE “It’s just like if someone else Bryant grabbed the rebound Buckeye Boys Pony League night and move within game, go into the next Team Record Win % GB Home Away RF RA Last 10 Streak one victory of an unprec- one. Simple as that.” was scoring. ... I love that our but Pierce ripped it out of his Ohio City 3-0 1.000 - 1-0 2-0 27 10 3-0 Won 3 edented 18th NBA title. Bryant was the MVP guys for the most part, they arms and dribbled off to the Payne 1-0 1.000 1 0-0 1-0 11 2 1-0 Won 1 The Celtics lead the of the finals last year, understood what he was doing. side to call timeout. Convoy 2-2 .500 1.5 2-1 0-1 28 24 2-2 Won 1 VW Alspach-Gearhart 2-2 .500 1.5 1-1 1-1 33 18 2-2 Lost 1 best-of-7 series 3-2. Game 6 when the Lakers beat Orlando But we defended everyone else. A desperate inbound pass Van Wert Elks 1-1 .500 1.5 1-0 0-1 25 17 1-1 Lost 1 is Tuesday night and a victory Magic to win their 15th cham- And I thought it was big.” went to Pierce, who fed Rondo Wren 0-0 1.5 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 then or in Game 7 in L.A. on pionship. But Pierce earned And Pierce was having his under the basket before fall- Grover Hill 0-0 1.5 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 Middle Point 0-4 .000 3.5 0-0 0-4 12 76 0-4 Lost 4 Thursday would give Pierce the honor at his expense in ’08, best game of the series, too. ing out of bounds, and Rondo Tri-County Little League the chance to celebrate in the when the new Big Three beat The Celtics’ captain scored made an over-the-head layup Team Record Win % GB Home Away RF RA Last 10 Streak city where he grew up. the Lakers to raise an NBA- seven points in the last 3 1/2 to make it 89-82 with 36 sec- Delphos Pirates 10-0 1.000 - 6-0 4-0 102 32 10-0 Won 10 record 17th banner to the raf- minutes of the second quarter onds left. K of C Indians 7-3 .700 3 3-1 4-2 83 41 7-3 Won 3 “It’s going to have to happen Greif Rangers 7-3 .700 3 4-2 3-1 67 38 7-3 Won 2 if we’re going to win the title,” ters at Boston’s TD Garden. and added nine more in the Bryant missed a series of VFW Cardinals 7-4 .636 3.5 3-1 4-3 77 43 7-3 Won 2 Pierce said. “I mean, that would Bryant outscored Pierce first 5 minutes of the third. desperation 3-pointers down the Delpha Chevy Reds 6-4 .600 4 1-3 5-1 70 36 6-4 Lost 2 be great. I’m not going to try to this time but the Lakers’ guard Ray Allen, who hasn’t hit a stretch and when Allen made 1st Federal Athletics 6-4 .600 4 4-1 2-3 69 39 6-4 Won 3 Delphos Braves 3-6 .333 6.5 3-3 0-3 58 64 3-6 Lost 2 jinx it right now. We’ve got to got little help from his team- 3-pointer since making an two free throws with 19 seconds Ft. Jennings Musketeers 2-8 .200 8 0-4 2-4 48 100 2-8 Lost 4 win one game; that’s the goal. mates. And the stretch where NBA-record eight in Game left and Garnett 1-of-2 with 8.9 Eaton White Sox 0-6 .000 8 0-4 0-2 18 58 0-6 Lost 6 But it would be amazing if we he was most dominant was 2, made a pair of baskets that to play, it was over. Young’s Waste Ser. Yankees 1-8 .111 8.5 0-5 1-3 24 120 1-8 Lost 7 Inner County League get it done.” also the time when the Celtics gave Boston a 71-58 lead with Pau Gasol scored 12 points Team Record Win % GB Home Away RF RA Last 10 Streak With the “Beat L.A!” chant pulled away. 3:08 left in the third. with 12 rebounds and Fisher, Middle Point 7-1 .875 - 2-1 5-0 97 18 7-1 Won 5 reverberating through the TD “I wasn’t in a personal Jackson, wearing a micro- the Game 3 star, scored all nine Convoy Rockies 7-1 .875 - 5-0 2-1 78 21 7-1 Won 3 duel,” Pierce said. “I didn’t phone for the TV broadcast, of his points in the first quar- VW Vision Cubs 7-2 .778 0.5 4-1 3-1 66 9 7-2 Won 3 Garden, Kevin Garnett scored Optimist Reds 6-3 .667 1.5 1-2 5-1 46 33 6-3 Lost 1 18 points with 10 rebounds and notice that we were going told his players during a late ter as no other Laker reached Convoy Dodgers 4-4 .500 3 4-2 0-2 34 53 4-4 Lost 1 Rajon Rondo had 18 points, back-and-forth scoring at the timeout, “This team loses more double figures in scoring until VW Ser. Club Red Sox 3-6 .333 4.5 2-3 1-3 40 81 3-6 Lost 2 eight assists and five rebounds time. He’s a tough player. He games in the fourth quarter than Gasol hit a free throw with Lee Kinstle Pirates 0-7 .000 6.5 0-2 0-5 12 91 0-7 Lost 7 VW Federal Astros 0-8 .000 7 0-4 0-4 23 72 0-8 Lost 8 to help Boston become the makes shots.” any team in the league. They 2:25 left. Lakers coach Phil Jackson know how to lose games and Saturday’s Score VFW Cardinals vs. Ft. Jennings Musketeers, first team in the series to win Notes: Of the 25 finals that Col. Grove 7, Delpha Chevy Reds 6 (Exhibition) 6:30 p.m. Ft. Jennings two games in a row. If Los defended Bryant’s attempts to they’re showing us that now.” Today’s Games Delphos Pirates vs. Eaton White Sox, 7:45 p.m. have been tied at 2-all, the winner Buckeye Boys Pony League Smiley Park-Field 2 Angeles can’t do the same at take over the offense. The Lakers got within six of Game 5 has won 19 of them. ... Van Wert Elks vs. Grover Hill, 8 p.m. Grover Hill Thursday’s Games home, the Celtics will improve “He’s the kind of guy points several times but never Rondo was called for a technical VW Alspach-Gearhart vs. Ohio City, 8 p.m. Ohio Buckeye Boys Pony League (where) you ride the hot hand, within five until Bryant made foul in the second quarter when he City-Fireman’s Field Convoy vs. Van Wert Elks, 6 p.m. Smiley to 10-2 against them in the pushed Artest in retaliation for a Tri-County Little League Park-Field 3 finals, from a 4-0 sweep over that’s for sure,” Jackson said. three free throws to make it hard foul on Garnett. Artest embel- Greif Rangers vs. Delpha Chevy Reds, 6 p.m. Payne vs. Ohio City, 8 p.m. Ohio City-Fireman’s Field the Minneapolis Lakers in “We were waiting for him to 87-82 with 90 seconds left. lished the shove but got the call. Delphos VW Alspach-Gearhart vs. Wren, 8 p.m. Wren Delphos Braves vs. K of C Indians, 6 p.m. Inner County League Smiley Park-Field 3 VW Federal Astros vs. Middle Point, 6 p.m. Young’s Waste Service Yankees vs. Ft. Jennings Middle Point-Field A MLB CAPSULES Musketeers, 6:30 p.m. Ft. Jennings Convoy Rockies vs. VW Vision Cubs, 6 p.m. The Associated Press catcher Carlos Santana. NEW YORK — Jorge Posada hit a Garrett Jones hit a solo homer and an Delphos Pirates vs. VFW Cardinals, 7:45 p.m. Smiley Park-Field 2 Delphos VW Service Club Red Sox vs. Lee Kinstle CHICAGO — Ted Lilly took a no-hitter Phillies 5, Red Sox 3 grand slam for the second straight day, RBI double for Pittsburgh. 1st Federal Athletics vs. Eaton White Sox, 7:45 Pirates, 6 p.m. Smiley Park-Field 4 into the ninth inning before pinch-hitter Juan BOSTON — Cole Hamels cooled off Robinson Cano connected for his 100th Alex Avila hit a solo shot in the seventh p.m. Smiley Park-Field 3 Convoy Dodgers vs. Optimist Reds, 7:45 p.m. Pierre led off with a single and the Chicago Boston’s surging lineup with seven strong career homer and the Yankees completed to pull the Tigers within a run. Cabrera put Tuesday’s Games Smiley Park-Field 2 Cubs held on to beat the White Sox 1-0 on innings, helping Philadelphia salvage the a 3-game sweep. them ahead on a homer off Octavio Dotel Buckeye Boys Pony League Friday’s Games Sunday at a revved-up Wrigley Field. finale of the weekend series. Posada connected for his ninth grand the next inning, handing reliever Javier Wren vs. Convoy, 6 p.m. Convoy Tri-County Little League On a night when the NHL’s Chicago Hamels (6-5) allowed one run and five slam in the fifth after the Astros walked the Lopez (1-1) the loss. Grover Hill vs. Middle Point, 8 p.m. Middle Eaton White Sox vs. VFW Cardinals, 6 p.m. Blackhawks were saluted for their Stanley hits, struck out eight and walked two. Brad bases loaded with two outs for the second Rangers 7, Brewers 2 Point-Field A Delphos Cup championship, Lilly and Gavin Floyd Lidge got two outs for his fourth save. Raul inning in a row. MILWAUKEE — Colby Lewis scattered Inner County League Delphos Braves vs. 1st Federal Athletics, 6 p.m. put on a splendid display of pitching. Ibanez hit a 2-run homer for the Phillies. The last Yankee to hit grand slams in three hits over eight innings and added a Middle Point vs. Convoy Rockies, 6 p.m. Smiley Park-Field 3 Floyd (2-7) flirted with a no-hitter of Tim Wakefield (2-5) pitched 7 1/3 innings consecutive games was catcher Bill Dickey key 2-out single with the bases loaded to Convoy-Field 1 Delphos Pirates vs. Young’s Waste Service Lee Kinstle Pirates vs. Optimist Reds, 6 p.m. Yankees, 6 p.m. Smiley Park-Field 4 his own for the White Sox before Alfonso for Boston, allowing four runs, five hits. The in 1937, according to STATS LLC. lead Texas over Milwaukee. Smiley Park-Field 2 Ft. Jennings Musketeers vs. Delpha Chevy Soriano doubled with two outs in the bottom 43-year-old knuckleballer became the third Phil Hughes (9-1) got the win. Josh Hamilton homered for the AL West- Convoy Dodgers vs. VW Federal Astros, 6 p.m. Reds, 7:45 p.m. Delphos of the seventh. Chad Tracy followed with a active pitcher with 3,000 innings. Adrian Giants 6, Athletics 2 leading Rangers, who handed Brewers ace Smiley Park-Field 4 Greif Rangers vs. K of C Indians, 7:45 p.m. single, producing the game’s only run. Beltre hit his ninth homer for Boston. SAN FRANCISCO — Aubrey Huff hit a Yovani Gallardo (6-3) his first loss since VW Vision Cubs vs. VW Service Club Red Sox, Smiley Park-Field 4 That took care of Floyd’s run at history Angels 6, Dodgers 5 pair of 2-run homers, Matt Cain extended April 10. 7:45 p.m. Smiley Park-Field 2 ------— but Lilly (2-5) was still going and the ten- LOS ANGELES — Hideki Matsui had his winning streak to four consecutive starts Lewis (6-4) tied a career high with 10 Wednesday’s Games Delphos Minor League sion began to mount as he inched closer to three hits and drove in two runs, Jered and the Giants got a 3-game series sweep. strikeouts while walking only one. His lone Buckeye Boys Pony League Tuesday’s Games the 14th no-hitter in franchise history. Weaver pitched into the seventh inning and Cain (6-4) allowed one run and eight mistakes came against Prince Fielder, who Payne vs. Middle Point, 8 p.m. Middle Point- Reds @ Cubs, 6 p.m. LL After Pierre’s single, Carlos Marmol the Angels swept an interleague Freeway hits over seven innings. The Giants moved hit two solo homers. Field A Orioles @ Indians, 6 p.m. Dia. 4 entered and the White Sox loaded the Series at Dodger Stadium for the first time. a season-high eight games over .500 and Gallardo, who also struck out 10, had a Tri-County Little League Mets @ Tigers, 8 p.m. LL Delpha Chevy Reds vs. Delphos Braves, 6 Pirates @ Dodgers, 8 p.m. Dia. 4 bases with one out. Paul Konerko bounced Torii Hunter and Mike Napoli homered for pulled within 1 1/2 games of first-place San 6-game winning streak snapped. p.m. Delphos Thursday’s Games into a forceout at home and Carlos Quentin the Angels. Brian Fuentes capped the bull- Diego in the NL West. 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Gyan drove the New York 35 28 .556 1 1/2 San Diego 7, Seattle 1 last night’s game, that prob- penalty kick high to the left for the Philadelphia 32 29 .525 3 1/2 San Francisco 5, Oakland 4 The day was sunny and bright er. Captain Carlos Bocanegra ably is on the very high end, only goal, in the 84th minute. Florida 31 32 .492 5 1/2 L.A. Angels 4, L.A. Dodgers 2 and so was the U.S. outlook. played left back rather than and the Slovenia game, you Washington 31 33 .484 6 The only African team to Sunday’s Interleague Results Boosted by some super his preferred spot in the know, in some ways might reach the second round at the Central Division N.Y. Yankees 9, Houston 5 W L Pct GB saves by Tim Howard and a center because he was the be a little bit more of a chess 2006 World Cup, Ghana nearly Detroit 4, Pittsburgh 3 got a second goal. Gyan almost Cincinnati 36 28 .563 — Washington 9, Cleveland 4 gifted goal by England keep- best option given Jonathan match.” St. Louis 34 29 .540 1 1/2 made it 2-0 in injury time but hit Kansas City 7, Cincinnati 3 er Robert Green, the United Bornstein’s inconsistency. No matter the opponent, the post after a burst down the Chicago 28 35 .444 7 1/2 N.Y. Mets 11, Baltimore 4 Milwaukee 26 37 .413 9 1/2 States opened the World Michael Bradley was in the U.S. will have to play left side. Philadelphia 5, Boston 3 After the Black Stars pulled the Houston 25 39 .391 11 Florida 6, Tampa Bay 1 Cup with a 1-1 tie Saturday central midfield with Ricardo well to advance to the sec- Pittsburgh 23 40 .365 12 1/2 night. Having gotten what’s Clark, his first-choice part- ond round for the first time upset, several players circled the Atlanta 7, Minnesota 3 field carrying flags and saluting West Division Texas 7, Milwaukee 2 W L Pct GB known as “a result” in soc- ner at the Confederations since 2002. DeMerit played the crowd. They were applauded Colorado 10, Toronto 3 San Diego 37 26 .587 — cer parlance, the Americans Cup, picked over Maurice strongly against England; and cheered in return. San Francisco 6, Oakland 2 Los Angeles 36 27 .571 1 Losing was a huge drawback Seattle 4, San Diego 2 started preparing for Friday’s Edu and Jose Torre. Landon while there were defensive San Francisco 35 27 .565 1 1/2 match against Slovenia with Donovan and Clint Dempsey breakdowns, Howard came for Serbia, which some observ- Colorado 33 30 .524 4 L.A. Angels 6, L.A. Dodgers 5 ers felt was the group favorite Arizona 26 38 .406 11 1/2 Chicago Cubs 1, Chicago White Sox 0 a booster shot on confidence. were on the midfield wings; up with big saves in the sec- ahead of Germany. The Serbs ——— Today’s Interleague Games “My Blackberry kind Jozy Altidore returned from ond half. It was remarkable had Aleksandar Lukovic ejected Arizona 7, St. Louis 2 Seattle (French 0-0) at St. Louis of blew up last night with a sprained ankle to start at given that he needed an injec- in the 74th minute for a second Sunday’s NL Result (Wainwright 8-4), 7:10 p.m. yellow card. Arizona 7, St. Louis 5 Milwaukee (Wolf 4-6) at L.A. Angels friends and family send- forward with Robbie Findley, tion of painkiller at halftime Germany 4, Australia 0 Tuesday’s NL Game (J.Saunders 5-6), 10:05 p.m. ing me messages,” defend- selected by coach Bradley for following a collision with At Durban, Lukas Podolski L.A. Dodgers (Kuroda 5-4) at Cincinnati Toronto (Marcum 5-3) at San Diego er Steve Cherundolo said his speed. Heskey that bruised ribs. and Miroslav Klose scored in (Harang 5-5), 7:10 p.m. (Garland 6-4), 10:05 p.m. Sunday. “The overall feeling Against England, the U.S. Bradley doesn’t know the first 30 minutes as Australia Baltimore (Tillman 0-2) at San Francisco coach Pim Verbeek’s defensive ----- (J.Sanchez 4-5), 10:15 p.m. that I do get though is the midfield played a bit nar- if Howard broke ribs but tactics backfired. Thomas Mueller American League Tuesday’s Interleague Games general public is proud of rowly, with Donovan and added he’s confident his top and Cacau also scored against East Division Chicago White Sox (F.Garcia 6-3) at our performance and that’s Dempsey pinched in to put goalkeeper will play against an overwhelmed Australian W L Pct GB Pittsburgh (B.Lincoln 0-0), 7:05 p.m. something that this team can them in better position to Slovenia. defense in the second half after New York 40 23 .635 — N.Y. Mets (J.Santana 4-3) at Cleveland Tim Cahill was red-carded in the Tampa Bay 40 23 .635 — (Masterson 2-5), 7:05 p.m. be proud about and build on. force speedy attackers to cut Howard knows the defense 56th minute for a late tackle on Boston 37 28 .569 4 Philadelphia (Halladay 8-4) at N.Y. So, but at the end of the day, outside rather than inside. must improve for the U.S. to Bastian Schweinsteiger. Toronto 34 30 .531 6 1/2 Yankees (Sabathia 6-3), 7:05 p.m. results matter more than any- England scored when a gap- be successful. Germany hasn’t lost an open- Baltimore 17 46 .270 23 Washington (Lannan 2-3) at Detroit thing. No matter how you ing hole on a throw-in left “We weren’t particularly ing game in the World Cup since Central Division (Scherzer 2-6), 7:05 p.m. a 2-1 defeat to Algeria in 1982. W L Pct GB Arizona (I.Kennedy 3-3) at Boston play, nobody wants a loser.” Gerrard isolated to score sharp early on,” he said. “We It never looked like that string Minnesota 36 27 .571 — (Buchholz 8-4), 7:10 p.m. The U.S. opened with a 1-on-1 against Howard from weren’t tight, especially on would be snapped on a warm Detroit 33 29 .532 2 1/2 Tampa Bay (Price 9-2) at Atlanta evening in Durban. Chicago 28 34 .452 7 1/2 troublesome defensive per- up close. the goal. I don’t know at the (Kawakami 0-8), 7:10 p.m. formance, allowing Steven Defenders were so con- start if it was nerves or what Podolski started the rout by Kansas City 27 37 .422 9 1/2 Texas (C.Wilson 5-3) at Florida (Jo. ending a slick passing move Cleveland 25 37 .403 10 1/2 Johnson 7-2), 7:10 p.m. Gerrard’s fourth-minute goal scious of shutting down have you but we responded. in the eighth minute and Klose West Division Oakland (Cahill 5-2) at Chicago Cubs following defensive over- Wayne Rooney and Frank We knew we could respond headed in his 11th career World W L Pct GB (Zambrano 2-4), 8:05 p.m. commitment on a throw-in Lampard, they left Emile well and once we calmed Cup goal in the 26th off a perfect Texas 35 28 .556 — Colorado (Cook 2-3) at Minnesota (Pavano Los Angeles 36 30 .545 1/2 that left holes. Green let Clint Heskey with room to pass down and got into the flow cross from Philipp Lahm. 6-6), 8:10 p.m. Any slim hope Australia had Oakland 32 33 .492 4 Houston (F.Paulino 1-7) at Kansas City Dempsey’s two-hopper skip and Gerrard with space to of the game, I thought we did Seattle 24 39 .381 11 of coming back evaporated with (Davies 4-5), 8:10 p.m. through his arms and into maneuver. well.” Cahill’s 56th-minute ejection. ——— Seattle (Rowland-Smith 0-5) at St. Louis the net in the 40th minute, While England is ranked Donovan and Dempsey Klose missed two more good Saturday’s Interleague Results (Suppan 0-2), 8:15 p.m. a gaffe at least one British eighth in the world and should be less pinned down chances before Mueller made it N.Y. Yankees 9, Houston 3 Milwaukee (Bush 1-5) at L.A. Angels 3-0 in the 68th minute, drag- Chicago White Sox 2, Chicago Cubs 1 (E.Santana 6-4), 10:05 p.m. paper compared to the Gulf the United States 14th, the defensively and should get ging the ball back to avoid Scott Boston 10, Philadelphia 2 Toronto (Cecil 7-2) at San Diego (Latos of Mexico oil spill. Americans will be favored in more room to create on the Chipperfield’s lunge and firing a N.Y. Mets 3, Baltimore 1 6-4), 10:05 p.m. low shot in off the post. Detroit 4, Pittsburgh 3, 10 innings Baltimore (Arrieta 1-0) at San Francisco ABC’s telecast was their final two group games, flanks in the next two games. watched by 12,956,000 view- against No. 25 Slovenia and In a way, because the U.S. Cacau rounded off the scoring Cleveland 7, Washington 1 (J.Martinez 0-0), 10:15 p.m. in the 70th, just two minutes after ers in the United States, the No. 30 Algeria. Slovenia, the will be less afraid to push up, coming on for Klose. most-viewed U.S. national smallest nation in the World the Americans will have to be Slovenia 1, Algeria 1 team game in America since Cup with a population of 2 more conscious of not getting At Polokwane, Robert Koren Hamlin rolls to 5th win scored a 79th goal, pushing the 1-0 loss to Brazil in the million, took the Group C caught upfield. Slovenia, the smallest nation in 1994 World Cup at home. lead with a 1-0 victory over the field, over 10-man Algeria of season at Michigan “The mentality of the the Desert Foxes on Sunday Capsules and into first place in Group C, group is strong,” U.S. coach when Robert Koren’s long- Ghana 1, Serbia 0 ahead of the United States and By WILL GRAVES his car all day and wound up Bob Bradley said. “We’ve range shot was misjudged by PRETORIA, South Africa — England. The Associated Press 19th. ... Earnhardt’s finish Ghana’s victory over Serbia car- The Slovenian captain struck been hardened along the way Fawzi Chaouchi and bounced ried far more significance than a long-range shot that Algeria was his best since Bristol in and we believe that we can in off the goalkeeper’s arm in earning three points. It was the goalkeeper Fawzi Chaouchi mis- BROOKLYN, Mich. early spring and though his play against tough teams, top the 79th minute. first World Cup win for an African judged and allowed to bounce — Sitting in his trailer on winless streak stretched to teams.” Slovenia, which has never team on African soil. into the net off his arm in the 79th Saturday night trying to watch 72 races, he remains upbeat. The Black Stars created bet- minute. Bradley chose Steve played the United States ter chances and finally cashed It was the first World Cup a movie, Denny Hamlin ... Joe Gibbs Racing has won Cherundolo to play right back before as an independent in on a penalty kick by Asamoah victory for Slovenia, which has couldn’t concentrate. seven of the past 10 races over Jonathan Spector, his nation, poses a different chal- Gyan for a 1-0 victory Sunday a population of around 2 million. Sorry, too much going on overall and seems to be a over Serbia — a win celebrated The Balkan country lost all three starter at the Confederations lenge than the speedy and all over the continent. of its group matches in the 2002 these days. step ahead of everyone else Cup last June who strug- physical English. Large crowds gathered on tournament. “I constantly am thinking when it comes to racing with gled late in the season for “They’re a hardworking major streets in Accra. Cars Algeria substitute Abdelkader ... my mind is racing of what the spoiler after NASCAR West Ham. Oguchi Onyewu team. They’re organized. draped in the national flag Ghezzal was sent off in the 72nd, we can do to make the car ditched the hated rear wing swarmed the roads, and some picking up a second yellow card played central defense with They have an ability at times drivers honked their horns while for handling the ball inside the better,” Hamlin said. earlier this season. Jay DeMerit, Onyewu’s first to sit back a little bit more others sang. Slovenian penalty area. Judging by the way Hamlin crushed the field at Michigan International Speedway on Sunday, the answer appears NCAA BASEBALL to be: not much. 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Brandon Workman (12-2) down leaving their hopes in the hands of To Highlight the 140th Anniversary of Hamlin was so strong on the first-base line to score Taylor freshman Brendan Kline today. HERALD Sunday, leading 123 of the Featherson who hit a leadoff dou- Clemson Super Regional; The Delphos Herald, the newspaper will ble and advanced to third on a Clemson 19, Alabama 5 $ 200 laps, he hardly blinked throwing error. CLEMSON, S.C. — Clemson be giving 100 in gift when a late caution for debris Texas closer Chance Ruffin scored six runs in the first inning gave up the last three runs on two and went on to force a deciding erased his 10-second lead homers. Schultz sent Ruffins 2-2 third game in the NCAA super certificates to one (1) lucky over Kahne. slider over the left-field fence to put regional. No biggie. Hamlin seemed TCU up 3-0 in the seventh inning. The Tigers (42-23) got five winner, every week for to toy with Kahne off the Kyle Winkler (12-2) gave up no hits and two walks while bat- runs and five hits with five strike- ting around in the opening inning 14 weeks, starting May 20. restart. Kahne held tough for outs in 7 2/3 innings for the Horned against Crimson Tide starter Adam three laps before Hamlin put Frogs. Morgan (7-5). Scott Weismann • 1 winner* every Thursday him firmly in the rearview Texas (50-13) avoided the shut- (8-2) allowed nine hits and three out in the ninth when pinch-hitter earned runs in six innings for the for 14 weeks will receive mirror. Paul Montalbano scored from sec- Tigers. Kahne highlighted a resur- ond on an error by Jerome Pena. Brad Miller hit a grand slam to $100 in gift certificates gent day for Ford by finish- Myrtle Beach Super Regional; cap a 9-run sixth for Clemson and purchase necessary South Carolina 10, Coastal John Hinson and Richie Shaffer • No ing second, followed by Carolina 9 also homered as the Tigers fin- • 1 Grand Prize on pole-sitter Kurt Busch, Jeff MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — ished with 20 hits against six th Gordon and Tony Stewart. Christian Walker hit a 3-run homer Alabama pitchers. August 26 will receive in the eighth inning to lead South Jake Smith and Ross Wilson Four-time defending champi- Carolina into the College World homered for the Crimson Tide (42- $500 in gift certificates on Jimmie Johnson was sixth Series. 24). and Dale Earnhardt Jr. was The Gamecocks (48-15) trailed Hinson gave Clemson a 4-0 • Random drawing every Thursday 9-7 when Jackie Bradley Jr. drew a lead with a 2-run single and seventh. 2-out walk and Adrian Morales fol- Spencer Kieboom added a 2-run • No multiple winners And unlike his exuberant lowed with a double off the wall in double in the first. Miller and Jeff Original celebration at Pocono, Hamlin left. Walker, a freshman, followed Schaus each had four hits for the • 1 entry form or one kept his machine in one piece. with a shot into the stands in left Tigers. each week. for his seventh homer. Closer Matt Los Angeles Super Regional; duplicate allowed Hamlin put a damper on the Price worked a perfect ninth for his UCLA 8, Cal State Fullerton 1 • Form must be filled out completely victory party last week when 10th save. LOS ANGELES — Rob *Winner will be he smacked the wall while Coastal Carolina (55-10) came Rasmussen pitched a 2-hitter, • Entries will be eligible for all drawings announced in into the NCAA super regional series Beau Amaral had three hits and The Delphos Herald doing a postrace burnout. with the nation’s most victories, the four RBIs and UCLA advanced to • Must be 18 to enter. Hamlin’s only hiccup came No. 4 overall seed and a dynamic the CWS. Herald/Eagle Print employees and immediate families are not eligible when he temporarily lost fuel offense poised for its first berth in Rasmussen (11-2) struck out Omaha. However, the Chanticleers nine as UCLA (48-14) advanced to Mail or bring coupon to The Delphos Herald, Attn: 140th Contest, pressure following a pit stop were outplayed in both games, Omaha for the third time and will about midway through the including a 4-3 loss Saturday. face Florida in the opener. Tyler 405 N. Main St., Delphos, OH 45833 race. He promised his team Tallahassee Super Regional; Rahmatulla, Cody Regis and Niki Florida St. 7, Vanderbilt 6 Gallego had two hits each for the he’d “get it back.” Minutes TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Walk- Bruins. later, he was in the lead. on Sherman Johnson’s eighth Dylan Floro (7-2) allowed six Name______Though Hamlin remains inning bases-loaded double provid- runs and eight hits in 6 1/3 innings ed the winning margin as Florida to take the loss for the Titans (46- Address______third in points behind Kevin State advanced to the CWS for the 18), who won the first game 4-3 Harvick with 11 races to go 20th time. Friday before falling 11-7 in 10 City______State_____Zip______before the Chase begins, the Vanderbilt (46-20) scored three innings Saturday. bonus points from his five runs in the bottom of the ninth Tempe Super Regional; before Joe Loftus struck out to end Arizona State 7, Arkansas 5, 12 Phone #______victories would have him the Super Regional game with the innings Check box tying run at first. in first if the Chase started TEMPE, Ariz. — Drew Maggi ❏ Subscriber that applies. Email______today. The Seminoles (47-18) were hit a 2-run homer in the top of the up 4-3 when Johnson slammed a 12th inning to lead top national 2-2 pitch into the right center-field seed Arizona State to Omaha. ❏ Please start a subscription for me Notes: A week after gap to clear the bases. Vanderbilt With Arkansas’ season down surviving NASCAR’s ver- chose to walk Florida State leadoff to its last strike in the ninth, Brett ❏ Non-Subscriber hitter Tyler Holt and have right- Eibner hit his 22nd home run over sion of overtime, Hamlin hander Chase Reid pitch to the the left-field fence to tie it 5-5. cruised during a relatively left-handed hitting Johnson. Zach Wilson hit two solo home Sean Gilmartin (9-7) got the quiet race that lacked some runs and Riccio Torrez had a 2-run HE win and Mike McGee survived a shot off the scoreboard to give T of the fireworks that have rocky ninth for his 12th save. Jack the Sun Devils (52-8) a 4-0 lead peppered the series of late. A Armstrong (7-4) took the loss. in the third. Deven Marrero had a week after Joey Logano and Charlottesville Super sacrifice fly in the seventh to make DELPHOS HERALD Harvick created waves dur- Regional; Oklahoma 10, Virginia it 5-3. Telling The Tri-County’s Story Since 1869 7 However, James McCann’s ing a postrace dustup, there CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — RBI single cut it to 5-4 in the eighth, 405 N. Main St., Delphos, OH 45833 were no flare-ups in the Irish Cody Reine homered twice and setting the stage for Eibner. Hills. Logano finished 10th drove in five runs and Oklahoma Zack Cox had three hits and 419 695-0015 forced a decisive third game in the McCann drove in two runs for while Harvick struggled with Charlottesville Super Regional. Arkansas (43-21). 8A – The Herald Monday, June 14, 2010 www.delphosherald.com
Wedding Anniversary Box Office ‘Karate Kid’ opens at No. 1 with $56 million BY DAVID GERMAIN grand slam hit,” said Bruer, The Associated Press who also worked on distri- bution for the 1984 version. LOS ANGELES — “The “I loved the original ‘Karate Karate Kid” has won a 1980s Kid,’ but they took this showdown at the box office beloved title, and they made it against “The A-Team.” relevant, fresh and absolutely Sony’s remake of 1984’s exciting.” “The Karate Kid” debuted at The big opening for “The No. 1 for the weekend with Karate Kid” gave Hollywood a whopping $56 million, a boost after a weak start to according to studio estimates the summer season. “Iron Man Sunday. The big-screen adap- 2” opened big the first week- tation of the 1980s TV series end in May, but the box office “The A-Team” came in at less has lagged since then. than half that, the 20th Century According to box-office Fox release opening in second tracker Hollywood.com, over- place with $26 million. all revenues came in at $153 After three weekends at No. million, up 11 percent from 1, DreamWorks Animation’s the same weekend last year, “Shrek Forever After” slipped when “The Hangover” led to No. 3 with $15.8 million. with $32.8 million. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Miller The animated hit raised its “The Karate Kid” stars Mr. and Mrs. George Adams domestic haul to $210.1 mil- Jaden Smith as an American Randi Meadows and Ross Miller were united in mar- lion, becoming the fourth boy who moves with his mom riage on Feb. 6 at Travis Park United Methodist Church in George E. and Kay Adams of Huntsville will observe movie released this year to to China, where he takes on a San Antonio, Texas., the Rev. Taylor Boone officiating. 50 years of marriage on June 18. top $200 million. bully under the guidance of an The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd They will celebrate with a family dinner With a relatively modest unassuming martial-arts mas- Meadows of Boerne, Texas. The groom is the son of Gary George and Kay (Carter) were married on that date in production budget of $40 mil- ter (Jackie Chan). and Diane Miller of Fort Jennings. 1960 at St. Mary of the Wood Catholic Church, Russells lion, “The Karate Kid” far With his first lead role, Matron of honor was Kristin Hill of Greenville, S.C., Point, the Rev. Anthony Wolf officiating. exceeded the studio’s expecta- 11-year-old Smith had an friend of the bride. They are the parents of George A. (Sachiko) Adams of tions. Early on, Sony execu- opening weekend that stacked Bridesmaids were Janice Olivencia of Austin, Texas, Troy; Patricia (Tom) Hardesty of Spencerville; Douglas tives would have been happy up well against the track Sherry Lissiak of Dallas, Texas, Julie Mattes of Bulverde, Adams of Groveport; and Steven (Andrea) Adams of if the movie opened to half its record of his superstar father, Texas, and Suzanne Driskill of Houston, Texas, friends of Rushsylvania. They also have six grandchildren, Kaytie, $56 million debut weekend, Will Smith, who has had only the bride. Christine, Jeramy, Jerad, Gianna and Gabriella; and one said Rory Bruer, the studio’s two debuts bigger than “The head of distribution. Flower girls were Scarlet and Morgan Kunde of Seguin, great-grandchild, Kaylen. Karate Kid” (“I Am Legend” at Those expectations began Texas, cousins of the bride. George is retired as principal at St. John’s High $77.2 million and “Hancock” School. to rise once the studio realized at $62.6 million). Will Smith Ring bearers were Max and Caleb Kunde of Seguin, it had a crowd-pleaser on its Kay is retired as auxiliary clerk at St. John’s Schools. and wife Jada Pinkett Smith cousins of the bride. hands, Bruer said. are producers on “The Karate Darin VonLehmden of Monclovia, friend of the groom, “It’s just an unmitigated Kid.” was best man. Groomsmen were Travis Pittner of Bradenton, Fla., cousin of the groom; Taylor Meadows of Boerne, brother ‘Red,’ a play about art, is big winner at Tonys of the bride; Kevin Brown of Baltimore, Md., friend of the By FRAZIER MOORE university, and it’s fascinat- the awards show was skewed with musical performanc- couple; and Shane McLaughlin of Centerville, Va., friend The Associated Press ing to me,” he said backstage, in a musical direction: Its es from nominated shows, of the groom. “and the arguments are so business was clearly show including “Memphis,” the Grandparent of the bride is Arlene Kunde. NEW YORK — The tense powerfully written that it’s business. rhythm ’n’ blues musical set Grandparents of the groom are Moletus Osting of drama “Red” delivered one of actually much easier than “Welcome to the Tonys,” in the American South in Delphos and the late Dorothy Osting and Angeline Miller its half-dozen Tony Awards perhaps it looks to get up and said host Sean Hayes when it the 1950s, which won four of Delphos and the late Max Miller. to Eddie Redmayne for his be passionate about it each began — “the World Cup of Tonys, including best musi- A reception was held at the Hilton-Palacio Del Rio fol- performance as the young, night.” show tunes.” cal. lowing the ceremony. increasingly defiant assistant Performing in “Red” has He wasn’t kidding. Even the hit TV series After a wedding trip to Saint Lucia, the couple will to artist Mark Rothko. also inspired him to take up A 13-minute opening “Glee” got on the bandwagon. reside in Potamac Fall, Va. But Redmayne, honored painting again, he added, number included segments Matthew Morrison did a full- The bride is a graduate of the University of Texas. She Sunday at the 2010 Tony though he admitted, “I’m a from “Promises, Promises,” scale rendition of “All I Need is employed at Trump National Golf Club, Potamac Falls. Awards as best featured actor really bad artist.” “Come Fly With Me” and Is the Girl,” from “Gypsy,” The groom is a graduate of Penn State University. He is in a play, says the role isn’t as “Red,” which won the other musicals, then finished followed by his “Glee” co- also employed at Trump National Golf Club. demanding as it might seem Tony for best play, loomed in explosive style with punk star Lea Michele belting out to the audience. large at the ceremony hon- rockers Green Day. a Streisand-esque version of “I studied art history at oring Broadway’s best, but The broadcast was packed “Don’t Rain on My Parade.” www.delphosherald.com Monday, June 14, 2010 The Herald - 9A
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We fret about airport scan- replies: “That tells me you ation given their patients — they in the U.S. might be due “I have great sympathy for ners, power lines, cell phones haven’t looked.” order a test, not a dose. Except for to radiation from CT scans the ER physicians because and even microwaves. It’s Of the many ways given now. Since previous of the responsibility placed true that we get too much Americans are overtested mammograms, there are no federal studies suggest that a third of in their hands with strangers radiation. But it’s not from and overtreated, imaging rules on radiation dose. Children all tests are unnecessary, 20 that come in off the street,” those sources — it’s from too is one of the most common million adults and more than said Louis Wagner, chief many medical tests. and insidious. CT scans — and young women, who are most 1 million children are need- physicist at the University Americans get the most “super X-rays” that give fast, vulnerable to radiation harm, some- lessly being put at risk, they of Texas in Houston. “They medical radiation in the extremely detailed images — concluded. have to make a decision that world, even more than folks have soared in use over the times get too much at busy imaging Just because a scan didn’t could mean life or death for a in other rich countries. The last decade, often replacing find anything wrong doesn’t patient, and the fastest way to U.S. accounts for half of the tests that don’t require radia- centers that don’t adjust doses for mean a test wasn’t needed. most advanced procedures tion, such as ultrasound and Scans are useful for many find out is CT.” that use radiation, and the MRI, or magnetic resonance each patient’s size. diagnoses. But many stud- —Patient pressure. People average American’s dose has imaging. ies suggest people are get- urge doctors to “do some- thing” to figure out what’s grown sixfold over the last Radiation is a hidden dan- The FDA also is pushing needed. ting too much imaging now. couple of decades. ger — you don’t feel it when industry and doctors to set How much radiation is For example, Mayo Clinic wrong, and “often, doctors Too much radiation raises you get it, and any damage standard doses for common risky? researchers reviewed the feel that the way to dem- the risk of cancer. That risk usually doesn’t show up for tests such as CT scans. It’s hard to say. The best medical records of 251 peo- onstrate that they’re doing is growing because people in years. Taken individually, “We are considering guess is based on the 1986 ple given heart scans in 2007 something is to order everyday situations are getting tests that use radiation pose requirements and guidelines Chernobyl nuclear power and found that only a quarter tests,” said Dr. Christopher imaging tests far too often. little risk. Over time, though, for record-keeping of dose plant accident and studies of of them were clearly appro- Cassady, a radiologist at Like the New Hampshire the dose accumulates. and other technical param- Japanese atomic bomb survi- priate. Texas Childrens Hospital teen who was about to get a Doctors don’t keep track eters of the imaging exam,” vors who had excess cancer Reasons for overuse: and the American Academy CT scan to check for kidney of radiation given their said Sean Boyd, chief of the risk after exposures of 50 to —Accuracy and ease of of Pediatrics’ expert on this stones until a radiologist, Dr. patients — they order a test, FDA’s diagnostic devices 150 millisieverts (a measure use. Scans have become a topic. Steven Birnbaum, discovered not a dose. Except for mam- branch. of dose) of radiation. crutch for doctors afraid of At his hospital, doctors he’d already had 14 of these mograms, there are no fed- A near-term goal: devel- A chest or abdominal CT using exams and judgment first do an ultrasound on powerful X-rays for previ- eral rules on radiation dose. oping a “radiation medical scan involves 10 to 20 mil- to make a diagnosis. Some suspected appendicitis cases ous episodes. Adding up the Children and young women, record” to track dose from lisieverts, versus 0.01 to 0.1 think a picture tells more instead of rushing into a CT total dose, “I was horrified” who are most vulnerable to cradle to grave. for an ordinary chest X-ray, than it does. Imaging that scan. Ultrasounds require no at the cancer risk it posed, radiation harm, sometimes “One of the ways we could less than 1 for a mammo- shows arthritis in a knee or radiation. Birnbaum said. get too much at busy imag- improve care is if we had a gram, and as little as 0.005 back problems doesn’t reveal —Health care chaos. One After his own daughter, ing centers that don’t adjust how to make it better, said running sort of Geiger coun- for a dental X-ray. Natural doctor may not know that Molly, was given too many doses for each patient’s size. ter” that a doctor checked radiation from the sun and Dr. Richard Baron, a primary scans following a car acci- That may soon change. care doctor in Philadelphia. another has ordered the same before ordering a test, said soil accounts for about 2 mil- test. If a patient is referred to dent, Birnbaum took action: In interviews with The Dr. Prashant Kaul of Duke lisieverts a year. “Physical therapy for an a specialist, “it’s often easier He asked the two hospitals Associated Press, U.S. Food University. A big study last year orthopedic injury is always where he works to watch for and Drug Administration He led an eye-opening estimated that 4 million the first choice,” yet doctors for him to order another study any patients who had had 10 officials described steps in study that found that U.S. Americans get more than rush to order tests, he said. than to figure out how to get or more CT scans, or patients the works, including possibly heart attack patients get the 20 millisieverts a year from “The question you should be the one that was done some- under 40 who had had five — requiring device makers to radiation equivalent of 850 medical imaging. Two per- asking when you do sophis- where else,” Baron said. clearly dangerous amounts. print the radiation dose on chest X-rays over the first cent of people in the study ticated imaging is, ’Is there —Insurance issues. 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