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The ELPHOS ERALD D Telling The Tri-County’s Story Since 1869H 50¢ daily Tuesday, July 20, 2010 Delphos, Ohio Upfront Residents need Rolling Thunder chapter to offer to return surveys The City of Delphos is conducting an income survey program during 2010 Canal Days to determine the city’s eligibil- BY NANCY SPENCER Doris Dickman also asked ity for state and federal fund- The Delphos Herald the Canal Days Committee if ing for infrastructure improve- [email protected] the group could host an Old- ments to help in reducing fashioned Tent Meeting after costs of the water and waste- DELPHOS — Rolling the parade in the Optimist water systems. The Ohio Thunder will again have Tent. A circuit preacher will Rural Community Assistance Program is conducting these a presence at the annual ride in the parade and then confidential income surveys. Canal Days celebration in lead those who wish to par- The city has sent two September. ticipate to the tent where old mailings to a random selec- The group is planning two hymns will be sang. tion of residents in the city of programs, one at 1 p.m. and “We want to close out Delphos. The first mailing was one at 5 p.m., on Sept. 18 at Canal Days with something to be returned by June 10 and the Veterans Memorial Park at different,” Dickman said. the second was to be returned Fifth and North Main streets. The annual karaoke con- by July 7. Some mailings Jeff McDougle represented test has been replaced with have not been returned. the group at Monday’s meet- pig races this year. Eric Fritz The city reminds resi- ing and outlined the “POW will round up porcine con- dents that if they received a retrieval” skit the group is testants and participants will random survey to fill it out Nancy Spencer photo working on. place bids on their favorite Jeff McDougle, left, explains what the local Rolling Thunder Chapter would like to offer and return it to Chris Laurer, “We will have a short pro- entry in each heat. Odds will WSOS/RCAP, P.O. Box during this year’s Canal Days celebration to members of the Canal Days Core Committee gram with a skit showing the be tallied to find the “heavy including, second from left, Ed Fritz, Diane Sterling, Tony Wehri and Jim Grothouse. 590, Fremont OH 43420. rescue of a POW held captive favorite” and the races will in a cage. A military Humvee begin. the “Toast to the City.” The mately 11:30 a.m. in front of which include selections Fundraiser set will be used for the ‘res- Vendors for the “Toast to evening’s theme is “Shake, the stage on Second Street. from classic rock, R&B and cue’,” McDougle said. “We the City” on Thursday, the Rattle & Rock.” Attendees Other entertainment for modern and alternative rock for Canal Days also have permission from opening day of the festival, will also enjoy hearing a his- the weekend includes the cover tunes. the Ohio National Guard in have been secured. So far, six tory of the Chew Chew from Lima band The Hipnotix on Somebody’s Kids will Queen Pageant Lima to borrow some mili- local restaurants have agreed the Gallmeiers. stage on Friday evening of entertain Saturday afternoon A Pampered Chef fund- tary vehicles for display. That to provide food, includ- Invitations with RSVPs Canal Days right after the from noon to 3 p.m. raiser has been set for will be set up in the Delphos ing The Grind, Pizza Hut, attached are coming soon. “Battle of the Businesses.” The Canals Days Parade the Canal Days Queen Herald parking lot.” Topp Chalet, Rustic, Keith’s Rick Vonderwell has Saturday’s featured band will step off at 2 p.m. Sunday. Pageant at 6:30 p.m. Aug. The group will set up Landeck Tavern and Chief added a K-9 demonstration is Red Ball Jets. The Jets will More information on how to 5 at the Delphos Coon Friday afternoon and offer Supermarket. Several other to follow the Pet Parade on take the stage from 8 p.m. enter is forthcoming. and Sportsman Club. information and vendors vendors are pending. Saturday of Canal Days. Law to midnight. The Jets pride The next Canal Days Pre-register by July 30 through Saturday. Elvis impersonator Richard enforcement will show off themselves in their repertoire Committee meeting begins at by calling 419-302-3845 or Optimist Bingo organizer Crouch will perform during its K-9s’ talents at approxi- of top dance and party songs, 7:30 p.m. Aug. 16. e-mailing delphosqueen- [email protected] There is no tax or shipping and the pageant will receive SND of Germany Hibiscus in 25 percent of the profits Proceeds will be used high demand to provide scholarship to visit Delphos money for the contestants. These hibiscus flowers convent July 27 in the front yard of the 2010 Relay Seven Sisters of Notre Dame from Jettinghoff home on East Germany will be in the United States from Seventh Street have been Wrap-up set Thursday through July 28 and will visit the creating quite a stir. Sue There will be a 2010 Sisters of Notre Dame, Toledo Province Jettinghoff said she got Relay For Life Wrap-up and the convent in Delphos. the starts locally and has at 6 p.m. on July 27 at St. On July 27, the local Sisters of Notre been handing out starts Peter Lutheran church. Dame will host the German pilgrims for from her plants for the last This meeting includes lunch and for a tour of St. John’s Church. several weeks. “People a potluck dinner. Margaret Fischer will guide the tour. will stop when I’m out in All Relay participants, The foundress of the Sisters of Notre the yard and ask if they team members, survivors Dame, Sr. Mary Aloysia Wolbring at one can have starts,” she said. and other interested people time lived and ministered in the Delphos “I still have some if anyone are invited to attend. area in the late 1870s. wants them.” Jettinghoff The 2010 and 2011 said the plants are easy to Relays will be discussed. The Sisters of Notre Dame, Toledo Province sponsor Double ARC, Lial care for and all she does Catholic School, Mary Early Learning is water them and make Center, Mary Immaculate School and Notre sure the dirt around them Sports Dame Academy in the Toledo area. Sisters stays loose. minister in 11 states, Rome, Italy; Papua Midget Football New Guinea and Nicaragua. The Toledo Province was founded in 1924. registration Aug. 2 The Sisters of Notre Dame is an inter- Registration for the national congregation of more than 2,200 Delphos Midget Football women, serving on six continents and in Nancy Spencer photo Association will be held from 16 countries. 6-7:30 p.m. Aug. 2 at the Stadium Park shelterhouse. This is for anyone ages 9-12 not currently on a BP cap stays on, feds call team. Registrants must be 9 years old by Sept. 1 new leaks insignificant and no older than 12. Tryouts are set 6-7 By COLLEEN LONG cap late Sunday, but “we do p.m. Aug. 9 and 10 near and MATTHEW DALY not believe it is consequential Stadium Park diamond 4. The Associated Press at this time,” retired Coast Call Ron Ebbeskotte at Guard Adm. Thad Allen 419-692-7191 for questions. NEW ORLEANS — Oil said. from BP’s blown out well is Also, seepage from the Girls golf sign up again seeping into the Gulf sea floor was detected over Any St. John’s High School of Mexico, but this time, the weekend less than two girl interested in joining the more slowly and scientists miles away, but Allen said school’s girls golf team should aren’t convinced the cap that it probably has nothing to do come to a meeting at 3 p.m. stopped the flow last week is with the well. Oil and gas are Aug. 2 at the Delphos Country making things worse. known to ooze naturally from Club. The government said fissures in the bottom of the For questions, contact Andy Monday that oil was seeping Gulf of Mexico. Miller at 419-968-2779. into the Gulf after days of At a Monday afternoon warning that the experimen- briefing in Washington, Allen Forecast tal cap on the oil well could said BP could keep the cap Partly sunny cause more leaks. closed at least another 24 Wednesday Despite what at first hours, as long as the company afternoon seemed a setback, though, the remained alert for leaks. with chance federal government declared Since the cap was closed of showers, the development insignificant Thursday, beachgoers have storms. Humid; and forged ahead with BP’s reported less oil fouling the high in low 80s. See page 2. plan for finally sealing the shore. hole in the ocean floor. Bob Broadway, 41, of Index Ever since the cap was Huntsville, Ala., said his used to bottle up the oil last vacation spot in Orange Obituaries 2 Nancy Spencer photo week, engineers have been Beach, Ala., has improved State/Local 3 watching underwater cam- from a month ago. Politics 4 Sewer work coming to end Work on the combined sewer line along Suthoff Street is nearly done with the final eras and monitoring pressure Then, he said, the oil was Community 5 and seismic readings to see thick “like chocolate” and the Sports 6-7 pipe under the Flat Fork Creek bridge, the last to be replaced and tied into the system, according to Delphos Safety Service Director Greg Berquist. Above: Jerry Russell of whether the well would hold beach smelled like “an old Classifieds 8 Ohio Concrete Sawing and Drilling cuts through the concrete on the bridge so workers or spring a new leak, perhaps mechanic’s garage.” TV 9 from All Purpose Contracting can access the pipe to replace it. The project began in one that could rupture the sea “The beach looks better World News 10 spring and is funded through an 80/20 Issue I grant from the state. Berquist said the floor and make the disaster now than before,” he said new line will alleviate backup in homes when the two pump stations at that end of town even worse. Monday. are in use. Suthoff Street will be closed at the bridge until the repairs are completed. Small amounts of oil and gas started coming from the See OIL, page 2 12

2 – The Herald Tuesday, July 20, 2010 www.delphosherald.com For The Record POLICE REPORT OBITUARY The Daily Mexican drug war Driver pulls from

parking space HeraldVol. 141 No. 31 explodes with car bomb Nancy Spencer, editor By ALICIA A. CALDWELL Juarez cartel dressed a bound, Juarez in a 2-year-old war that into vehicle Ray Geary, business manager The Associated Press wounded man in a police uni- has converted the city into one At 10:12 a.m. on July 16, Don Hemple, advertising manager form, then called in a false of the world’s deadliest. a collision occurred when the Tiffany Brantley, CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico report of an officer shot at an Messages that presumed driver of a vehicle pulled out circulation manager — A drug gang that carried out intersection. They waited until drug-gang members have on to a street from a park- William Kohl, general manager/ the first successful car bomb- the authorities were in place to scrawled on walls and ban- ing spot, striking an oncoming Eagle Print ing against Mexican security detonate the bomb. ners and attached to the bod- vehicle. The Daily Herald (USPS 1525 forces likely used an industrial U.S. State Department ies of their victims frequently Rachel Froman, 22, of 8000) is published daily except explosive that organized crime spokesman P.J. Crowley said accuse Mexican federal forces Delphos was heading west- Sundays and Holidays. gangs in the past have stolen the car bomb “may represent a of protecting the Sinaloa car- bound on East Second Street By carrier in Delphos and from private companies, a U.S. different tactic.” tel, a charge President Felipe when she turned left onto area towns, or by rural motor official said Monday. “Unfortunately, these drug Calderon’s administration North Main Street as Macilou route where available $2.09 per The assailants appar- cartels, they have an enormous vehemently denies. Beining, 71, of Fort Jennings week. By mail in Allen, Van ently used Tovex, a water gel amount of resources at their dis- Monday’s graffiti message pulled out from in front of Wert, or Putnam County, $105 explosive commonly used as posal. They can buy any kind said there would be another car the Delphos Post Office at the Leonard Joseph per year. Outside these counties a replacement for dynamite of capability they want. But we bomb unless “corrupt federal” corner of Second and Main, Verhoff $119 per year. in mining and other industrial are determined, working with officials are arrested within striking Froman’s right front. Entered in the post office April 5, 1930 - July 18, 2010 activities, said the U.S. official, Mexico, to do everything in 15 days. There was no way to There were no injuries and in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as Leonard Joseph Verhoff, Periodicals, postage paid at who is familiar with the investi- our power to reduce this vio- verify the authenticity of the minor damage to both vehi- 80, of Cuba, died peacefully Delphos, Ohio. gation but spoke on condition of lence that affects not only the message. cles. following a brief illness at No mail subscriptions will anonymity because the official Mexican people, but our own,” The FBI and the U.S. Beining was cited for fail- 7:07 p.m. on Sunday at St. be accepted in towns or villages was not authorized to discuss the Crowley told a news confer- Bureau of Alcohol, Firearms ure to yield while entering a Rita’s Medical Center, Lima where The Daily Herald paper Mexican-led investigation. ence Monday. and Explosives are aiding the roadway. surrounded by his family. He carriers or motor routes provide The U.S. official had no A graffiti message scrawled Mexicans in the car bomb went home to the Lord and daily home delivery for $2.09 other details on how the bomb on a wall Monday threatened investigation, officials from Sunroof broken joined the love of his life in per week. was constructed, and Mexican more attacks in the city across those agencies have said. paradise. 405 North Main St. officials declined to comment. the border from El Paso, Texas. “This is a whole new level” by piece of wood He was born April 5, TELEPHONE 695-0015 The car bomb killed three The message directed its threat of aggression from drug gangs, Office Hours 1930, at his home in Cuba to people — including a federal at the FBI and the U.S. Drug said Tony Payan, a political Delphos Police were con- 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. the late Albert and Catherine police officer — Thursday in Enforcement Administration, analyst and expert in Mexico’s tacted at 9:36 a.m. Monday by POSTMASTER: (Horstman) Verhoff. the border city of Ciudad Juarez, demanding an investigation of effort to combat drug cartels. a resident in the 600 block of Send address changes On June 11, 1952, he mar- and introduced a new threat in Mexican law enforcement offi- “When you compare it to terror- Carolyn Drive. to THE DAILY HERALD, ried Dolores L. Wolke, who Mexico’s drug war. Mexican cials who “support the Sinaloa ism as it is traditionally under- The victim reported that 405 N. Main St. she died Nov. 17, 2009. authorities say the assailants cartel.” stood, there are some similari- sometime in the overnight Delphos, Ohio 45833 Surviving are nine chil- lured police and paramedics to The Sinaloa cartel — one ties. The modus operandi was hours, someone had thrown dren, Elaine (Jack) Ewald of the scene through an elaborate of the world’s most powerful definitely of a terrorist attack. a piece of wood through the West Union, Roger (Dorothy) ruse seemingly taken out of an drug-trafficking organizations It was designed to instill fear sunroof of the victim’s vehicle Verhoff and Daniel (Barbara) Ohio trucker Al-Qaida playbook. — has been battling the Juarez in the police and the general causing it to break. Verhoff of Continental, A street gang tied to the cartel for control of Ciudad population.” Robert (Kathleen) Verhoff dumped body Parkgoer scares of Ottawa, Edward (Marge) Verhoff of Kalida, Patricia at rest stop Oil would-be thief (Douglas) Lammers of Miller (Continued from page 1) Also on the table: Pumping plug is moving steadily, with COLUMBUS (AP) — An City, Fr. Melvin Verhoff of drilling mud through the crews drilling into the side of from car Ohio trucker has been charged Delphos, Joseph (Kathleen) BP and the government top of the cap and into the the ruptured well from deep Delphos Police were called with dumping a Tennessee Verhoff of Kalida and Diane had been at odds over the well bore to stop up the oil underground. By next week, to Waterworks Park at 9:03 woman’s body at a closed rest Verhoff of Findlay; 22 grand- company’s desire to simply flow. The idea is similar to they could start blasting in p.m. Thursday in reference to stop along a U.S. highway. children and 14 great-grand- leave the cap in place and the failed top kill plan that mud and cement to block off a theft complaint. Police say the driver, children; a brother, Ralph employ it like a giant cork in a couldn’t overcome the pres- the well for good. Killing the Upon officers’ arrival, the Trenton Derenberger, said he (Delores) Verhoff of Kalida; bottle until a relief well being sure of the geyser pushing well deep underground works victim stated that he and his was giving 36-year-old Kim a sister, Mary Theresa drilled deep underground can up. more reliably than bottling it family were in the park when Vaughn of Memphis a ride in Warren of Ottawa; three be used to plug up the well BP said it could work now up with a cap. he observed a subject inside Knoxville, Tenn., when she sisters-in-law, Constance permanently. because there’s less oil to Somewhere between 94 his parked vehicle who fled died in the truck’s cab. Verhoff and Mildred Verhoff Allen initially said his fight against, but it wasn’t million and 184 million gal- when the victim approached The Pickaway County of Continental and Irleen preference was to pipe oil clear how such a method lons have gushed into the Gulf the subject. Sheriff says Derenberger Siebeneck of Leipsic. through the cap to tankers would affect the cap’s stabil- over the past three months in drove 16 hours to Ohio and He was preceded in on the surface to reduce the ity. Allen said the relief well one of America’s worst envi- dumped the body along U.S. Family members death by a daughter, Anna slight chance that the buildup was still the plan for a perma- ronmental crises. route 23 on July 8. The par- Verhoff; and three broth- of pressure inside the well nent fix. BP PLC said the cost of tially clothed body was found let in alleged thief ers, Isadore, Raymond and would cause a new blow- BP and the government dealing with the spill has the next morning by state Delphos Police were called Arnold Verhoff. out. That plan would require are still trying to under- now reached nearly $4 bil- transportation workers. to the 100 block of North Main Mr. Verhoff was the releasing millions more gal- stand why pressure readings lion. The company said it Police arrested the 33-year- Street at 7:17 p.m. Friday in founder of Verhoff Machine lons of oil into the ocean for a from the well are lower than has made payments totaling old Derenberger, of Bucyrus, reference to a theft complaint. & Welding, Inc. since 1955 few days during the transition expected. Allen offered two $207 million to settle claims on Saturday. He’s charged Upon officers’ arrival, the and was a lifelong farmer. — a spectacle BP apparently possible explanations: The for damages. Almost 116,000 with abusing a corpse and victim stated a friend had came He was a member of St. wants to avoid. reservoir the oil is gushing claims have been submit- was ordered held on $250,000 to the residence when the vic- Michael Catholic Church, On Monday, Allen budged from is dwindling, or there is ted and more than 67,500 bond Monday in Circleville tim was gone and was let in Kalida and its Holy Name a bit, saying unless larger an undiscovered leak some- payments have been made. Municipal Court. by family members. When the Society; former member of problems develop, he’s not where down in the well. BP stock was down slightly An autopsy didn’t deter- victim returned, they found St. Isidore Catholic Church, inclined to open the cap. Work on a permanent Monday. mine Vaughn’s cause of death. personal items were missing Cuba, and its Holy Name from inside the residence and Police say a toxicology report Society; 3rd Degree Knights is pending. the victim believed the friend of Columbus, Kalida coun- Blago to take witness stand who had visited had taken the cil 5669; Leipsic Eagles, By MIKE ROBINSON laced gentleman — a contrast testify in their own defense. items. Leipsic VFW, Miller City and MICHAEL TARM to the sometimes goofy image Experts say Rod Blagojevich Sportsmen’s Club; Lima WEATHER The Associated Press of his brother, long the butt of would need to abandon his Woman turns Serra Club, Kalida Fish & jokes on late-night TV. usual cockiness, humble him- Game Club; past Greensburg Delphos Weather CHICAGO — Former “I was military and busi- self, and not allow himself to self in on warrant Township Zoning Board; past The high temperature Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich ness, he was law and politics,” be goaded. Laura Savage, 46 of member of Putnam County Monday in Delphos was 86 is expected to finally step into Robert told jurors in a clear, Both Blagojevich broth- Delphos, turned herself Airport Board; past mem- and the low was 71. A year the witness box at his cor- firm voice, sitting straight in ers have pleaded not guilty over to the Delphos Police ber of Putnam County CIC ago today, the high was 79 ruption trial on today, though the witness chair. to taking part in a scheme to Department at 4:44 p.m. and graduate of Miller City and the low was 53. The exactly when will depend part- Prosecutors say they expect sell or trade the Senate seat. Monday on an active arrest High School. He enjoyed record high for today is 102, ly on how quickly prosecu- to question Robert Blagojevich Rod Blagojevich, 53, has also warrant issued for her out of woodworking, flying, polka set in 1934 and the record low tors finish cross-examining his for several hours today, after pleaded not guilty to plotting to Van Wert Ohio. dancing, traveling with his of 47 was set in 1944. brother. which his attorneys are expect- launch a racketeering operation Savage was later turned wife, his home in Florida For most of the trial, co- ed to rest their case. Their only in the governor’s office. Robert over to the Van Wert Police and especially loved spend- WEATHER FORECAST defendant Robert Blagojevich other witness was his wife, BecomeBlagojevich, 54, has plead- anDepartment. even ingstronger time with his family. Tri-county faded into the background. 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STATE/LOCAL Homeowners insurance Briefs Lincolnview jumps 9.7 percent in Ohio By MATT LEINGANG in 2009, the highest among Bible Board plans The Associated Press the state’s top 10 homeowners insurers, the government said. ground-breaking COLUMBUS — Nationwide Corp. was second Homeowners insurance rates with a 14.3 percent increase. ceremony jumped an average of 9.7 per- Nationwide’s rate increases cent in Ohio last year, the fall- were driven in part by nine The Lincolnview Bible out from historic storm damage significant storms in 2008, Board, Inc. has scheduled a and one of the largest increases about twice the level normally ground breaking ceremony in recent years, government expected, spokeswoman Liz at 2 p.m. on Sunday at its regulators said Monday. Christopher said. new location. Premiums jumped in 2009 “We’re obviously sensitive All supporters from the after a round of severe weather to the pressures that house- community are invited and in 2008 that included rem- holds are facing in this econo- encouraged to attend. nants of Hurricane Ike bat- my ... and we’re look for ways Steering Committee Chair tering homes and businesses to minimize those pressures Steve Cowling, along with a and knocking out power to by constantly evaluating our few students, will address millions. Insurance companies products,” she said. the assembly. Refreshments Photo submitted paid out $1.4 billion in claims Ohioans paid an aver- will be served as well. Hugh Kocab, left, of the Van Wert YMCA and YMCA Board President Bev Fuerst from that storm, making it one age of $635 for homeowners Community members accept a check from Larry Wendel, second from left, of the Van Wert County Foundation of the costliest natural disasters insurance in 2009, according interested in doing founda- as Board Treasurer/Vice President Dr. Shad Foster look on. in Ohio history. to estimates from the Ohio tion prepwork, escorting State Insurance Director Insurance Institute, an industry students to and from Bible Mary Jo Hudson said she trade association. The group classes and performing other Van Wert YMCA receives foundation support expects 2010 rates to be simi- projects an average of $653 needed tasks may volunteer The YMCA of Van Wert lighting, new steel case exit to be funded. lar because of more weather- for 2010. at the ground breaking cer- County was the recipient of door, mandated anti-entrap- “The YMCA is committed related claims and building Cost vary greatly among emony. a grant from the Van Wert ment drains and some minor to the process of upgrading costs. consumers because personal The future home of the County Foundation. upgrades to the chemical dis- the pool, we will also con- A storm and tornadoes that claims differ and not all insur- Lincolnview Bible Board, The grant was made tribution systems and climate tinue our fundraising efforts ripped through northwest Ohio ance companies experience the Inc. is 15741 Middlepoint possible by contributions, control systems. to install a PA system for the in early June caused at least same degree of losses, said Road, Van Wert, just west endowments and bequests “The YMCA is very VWHS and YMCA Marlins $22.1 million in damage. Six Mary Bonelli, a spokeswoman of the Lincolnview Local left to the Van Wert County thankful for the grant it has swim teams, new lane line people died in the tornadoes for the trade association. that destroyed dozens of homes In a separate analysis, the Schools. Foundation. received from the Van Wert spools and a second diving The YMCA will use the County Foundation,” said board,” added Kocab. near Toledo. government said the cost of The purpose of the Regulators will continue auto insurance also rose in Lincolnview Bible Board, money to help complete Hugh Kocab YMCA execu- For more information about some much needed repairs tive director. the YMCA, visit www.vwymca. to monitor insurance markets 2009 but at a much slower Inc. is to provide local stu- and assure that Ohioans have level. Car insurance premiums dents with an American in the Hathaway-Kemper The YMCA natatorium org or contact JJ McClain jj@ Natatorium. Repairs and was added over 30 years ago vwymca.org or Hugh Kocab access to competitive cover- increased an average of 2.8 Heritage education based on age, Hudson said. percent and are expected to biblical principals. upgrades in the pool area will and basic maintenance of the [email protected] or by phone include new energy efficient pool is all that has been able at 419-238-0443. Westfield Group showed a increase slightly in 2010, the Anyone interested in 15.9 percent premium increase government said. making a donation of funds, equipment, or volunteer services may also contact the organization at lvbible- Woman fights against mistreatment of disabled [email protected] or at phoenix825@roadrunner. By MARGARET BERNSTEIN females. in overseeing the growing home bathe her and then forged her signa- com. The Cleveland Plain Dealer The report also found that dis- health aide industry until she met ture on a form. abled women were more likely to Sutton. Boyd co-authored a bill this She moved back to Cleveland, CLEVELAND — It seemed be victimized by someone who is year requiring agencies that provide where the abuse from a string of Fairgrounds to things couldn’t get worse for Edna not a close relative or friend. While health aides to be licensed through aides continued. In 2003, she told Sutton, paralyzed in 1988 when an 27 percent of violent crimes against the Ohio Department of Health. No police she awoke from a drugged host activities angry ex-lover’s punch knocked her women without disabilities are com- hearings on the bill have been held sleep to find her purse and jewelry through a second-story window. mitted by a current or former mate, yet. missing and an unexplained wetness for Crossroads But they did. Repeatedly during the number shrinks to 16 percent of The bill is not the only one of between her legs. Police conducted Weekend the next 22 years, she said she fell females with a disability. Sutton’s dreams that is coming to a rape investigation and determined victim to a startling phenomenon It’s impossible to know what per- fruition. Next week, classes begin at she had vaginal bleeding. Sutton The Van Wert Fairgrounds — that disabled people, and women centage of such crimes happen at nonprofit Compassions. still doesn’t know what happened, will again be the place to in particular, are at higher risk for the hands of home health care aides, To get this far, it’s taken years of although she believes an aide let be for the US 127-Lincoln violence and crime, sometimes by due to limited federal and statewide struggle — catching the bus to meet men into her home. No one was Highway craft/garage sale the very people sent to their homes record-keeping. with lawmakers, taking a business arrested. this year. to care for them. Ohio neither licenses nor registers class, applying for tax-exempt sta- Many disabled people living at This is the 23rd annual Sutton, a quadriplegic who lives home health care aides, so there’s no tus, being turned down for grants. home choose not to report such World’s Longest Yard Sale, alone, said many of her health care central place where consumers can But successes are streaming in: crimes, Sutton said, because they with this being the 5th year aides neglected, abused or stole turn to report substandard care. $10,000 grants from the Christopher fear being institutionalized or fur- for Van Wert Fairgrounds to from her. Figures collected by the Cuyahoga and Dana Reeve Foundation and ther abuse. participate. Sutton reported the incidents to County Board of Developmental the Mount Sinai Health Care Yet Sutton understands the plight The vent is set from 8 the agencies that supplied the aides, Disabilities give a glimpse of the Foundation, and smaller donations of the home health aides. Many have a.m. to 6 p.m. or later from only to find herself labeled a con- problem, but aren’t comprehensive from Keybank, United Black Fund been low-income single moms with Aug. 4-7. stant complainer. Several agencies — the board handles only certain and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. troubles of their own, she said. There will be food ven- dumped her, giving her 30 days to types of disabilities and only for Through word of mouth, 30 stu- Part of her goal with Compassions dors with a variety of food find a new home health provider. people disabled by age 22. dents have heard about her eight- is to minister to their souls. Through for everyone to enjoy. This Digging further, she found troubling Of the 228 reports of miscon- week sessions and signed up for the introspective exercises and honest year, breakfast will be served gaps in how Ohio’s home health duct by Cuyahoga County home $250 program. She intends to offer conversation, she hopes to spark starting at 7:30 a.m. Also care aides are regulated. health aides that the disabilities standard health aide training and go the young women to recognize their there will be Barrel Train Sutton has lobbied elected offi- board investigated last year, 95 were beyond, teaching students how to worth. rides plus pony rides for the cials for change and helped get a deemed substantiated. In 2008, 264 style their patients’ hair, fix meals, “So many young girls are being kids. There will be Carmel House bill introduced. Slowly, she cases were reported, and 116 were clean their home and do laundry. abused. They’re letting men just Corn made fresh daily by 1st also carved a role for herself. Next substantiated. Her own story will be part of the take them and use them,” Sutton week she launches Compassions United Brethren in Christ The state Department of Health curriculum. said. Training and Awareness Center to keeps track of another small slice At age 24, Sutton tried to break She can relate. She had three Church. The Cushman Club show health care aides how to do of complaints, those filed against up with a boyfriend when she found children herself by age 24, although will be having their motor their work properly and with sen- home health care agencies certified out he was married. She said he told they were scattered to relatives after bikes on display. sitivity. by Medicare. her that he would see her dead first. she was paralyzed. If you are interested Sutton hopes to befriend, not But many agencies supplying In her apartment near Cuyahoga In recent years, Sutton has worked or have questions on the belittle, the aides, who she believes home health care aides rely on pri- Community College’s Metropolitan hard to assemble a team of personal Cushman Club, call Harold are often young single mothers liv- vate pay clients, and these aren’t campus, he hit her so hard that Sutton caregivers whom she trusts. They’ve DeBolt at 419-238-1296. ing paycheck to paycheck. required to adhere to any standards. plunged backward and through a helped spread the word about her There will be camping She has an arsenal of statistics Dissatisfied patients can always window, breaking her neck. program. available for those travel- ready to share with them. complain directly to the agency Sutton said she became an activist The young women, all single ing through and for vendors. People with physical, mental or supplying the aide — yet many when she spent the next few years in mothers, say Sutton has a way of There are spaces available, emotional disabilities are 1.5 times don’t, Sutton said. That’s because a Mansfield nursing home, and saw sharing wisdom and blunt talk with if interested please call Ann more likely to be crime victims than the agency can slap them with the residents served spoiled food and them, in a way they haven’t heard at 419-238-4551 or Paul at those without disabilities, accord- 30-day notice and tell them to find sitting in their own waste. She later before. 419-238-9270. ing to U.S. Department of Justice another provider. lived on her own in Mansfield, and “I wish I had met her a lot ear- The rib cook-off will be figures released in 2009. Most at Rep. Barbara Boyd, a Democrat got a television news crew to do an lier,” said Sharmikka Cooper, 27, held on Saturday at the Van risk are disabled women, victimized of Cleveland Heights, said she investigative report in 1996 when Sutton’s evening caregiver. “She’s Wert Fairgrounds, also. at rates almost twice that for other hadn’t realized how lax Ohio was an aide failed to get her up, feed or like a mother, almost.”

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“Courage without conscience is a wild beast.” POLITICS — Robert G. Ingersoll, American lawyer and politician (1833-1899) Dems have votes to extend jobs money By ANDREW TAYLOR where in the government’s people, however, have been The Associated Press $3.7 trillion budget. After ini- out of work for so long that tially feeling heat when a lone they have exhausted their eli- WASHINGTON — With GOP senator, Jim Bunning gibility for benefits, which a new face and a 60th vote for of Kentucky, briefly blocked ends at 99 weeks in most breaking a Republican fili- a benefits extension back in states. This measure won’t buster, Senate Democrats are February, the GOP has grown help them. preparing to restore jobless increasingly comfortable in The Senate is likely to checks for 2.5 million people opposing the legislation. pass the current measure late whose benefits ran out during “What the president isn’t today. The House is expected a congressional standoff over telling the American people is to clear it for Obama’s signa- deficit spending. President that many of us in the Senate ture as soon as Wednesday. Barack Obama says, “It’s are fighting to make sure our Two Republicans, Olympia time to do what’s right.” children and grandchildren Snowe and Susan Collins of But first, Obama and his aren’t buried under a moun- Maine, are expected to vote Democratic allies are pressing tain of debt,” said Sen. Orrin with the Democrats today, as for maximum political advan- Hatch, R-Utah. “If we are they did at the end of June. tage, blaming Republicans for going to extend unemploy- The measure stalled then Committee to an impasse that halted unem- ment benefits, then let’s do it because the death of Robert IT WAS NEWS THEN vote on Kagan ployment checks averaging without adding to our record Byrd, D-W.Va., and the par- $309 a week for those whose debt.” ticipation in the filibuster One Year Ago WASHINGTON (AP) — eligibility had expired. Today’s Senate voting — of Nebraska Democrat Ben • The local Veterans of Foreign Wars post held a cer- Elena Kagan is facing the Obama launched a fresh with Democratic newcom- Nelson left the party one short emony at St. John’s Cemetery in honor of one of its name- first vote on her nomination salvo on Monday, demanding er Carte Goodwin of West of the 60 votes needed. sakes. The post is named after George Hemme and Claude to the Supreme Court before that the Senate act on the leg- Virginia being sworn in just With Goodwin, the Senate Walterick, who were killed in World War I. Walterick a Senate panel dominated by islation — after a vote already in time to cast the 60th vote to breakdown is 57 Democrats, is buried in Flanders Field in Belgium but until recently, Democrats who are all but cer- had been scheduled for today break a GOP filibuster — will 41 Republicans and two inde- nobody knew where Hemme was laid to rest. tain to support her. The only — and blasting Republicans cap a battle of more than four pendents who normally vote real question is whether she for the holdup. months that’s featured bad with the Democrats. 25 Years Ago — 1985 will get any Republican votes. “The same people who blood and a shift in sentiment Some 2.5 million people • Jim Mesker, president of the Delphos Fire Association, The Senate Judiciary didn’t have any problem among key Republicans. have seen their weekly checks sold a ticket for the annual Fireman’s Picnic drawing to Committee is meeting today spending hundreds of bil- Though the economy is interrupted since an earlier Mel Westrich. The Firemen’s Picnic will be Aug. 17-18 at to take up Kagan’s nomina- lions of dollars on tax breaks said to be slowly recovering, extension of the jobless aid tion after a week’s delay at for the wealthiest Americans the jobless rate remains pain- program expired June 2. States Waterworks Park and includes barbecue chicken dinners, the request of Republican games, children’s rides, bingo and refreshment. Drawing are now saying we shouldn’t fully high at 9.5 percent. And are responsible for the first 26 lawmakers. Democrats hold a offer relief to middle-class Obama, putting a human face weeks of benefits, but the fed- will be Aug. 18. 12-7 advantage on the com- Americans,” Obama said. on those hard times, brought eral government stepped in • A number of Tri-County residents were part of a mittee. Republicans say they do three unemployed people to last year to fully fund up to 73 recent Van Wert YWCA tour of Cincinnati, Rio Grande, President Barack Obama favor the benefits but are the Rose Garden with him on additional weeks of benefits Marietta, Akron and Toledo. Included in the group were nominated Kagan, a 50-year- insisting that they be paid Monday. under the terms of last year’s Monica Schmersal, Anna Wehri, Madelyn Langhals, Anna old New York native, to take for with spending cuts else- An increasing number of economic stimulus bill. Horstman and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Janka of Cloverdale, the seat of Justice John Paul Sally Fortener, Marie Dorman and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stevens, who retired in June Ulm of Delphos, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Axe, Hazel Louth, after more than 34 years on Clinton questions releasing Libyan Elizabeth McComb of Spencerville and Myrtle Jones of the court. Kagan has served as By ROBERT BURNS Monday night that Cameron his release,” she wrote. Venedocia. Obama’s top Supreme Court The Associated Press would meet with them today Clinton’s spokesman, • The BC’s whipped the Tigers 11-1 in girls 5-6-7 softball. lawyer since last year. night at the British ambassa- P.J. Crowley, told reporters Leading hitters for the BC’s were Tammy Stemen with a So far, no Democrat has WASHINGTON — The dor’s residence. Monday that a review could and double, Tracy Newland home run and Angie announced opposition to Obama administration has “The prime minister rec- answer questions about the Kagan and no Republican asked the governments of ognizes the huge strength of credibility of the decision- Hammons, a double. The BC’s are 2-5. Coaches of the BC’s has announced support. Sen. are Bev Fisher, Lynn Grothouse and Sharon Metzger. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., is Scotland and Britain to review feeling on this issue and he making process. But he considered the most likely the decision last summer to has immense sympathy for the doubted it would reverse the 50 Years Ago — 1960 Republican on the Judiciary release the Libyan convict- families, American, British outcome. • Kill Bros., a distinguished name in the manufacture panel to vote for Kagan’s con- ed in the Lockerbie airliner and others affected by the “Everybody has an interest of grain bodies throughout this part of the country, is a firmation. bombing. Lockerbie atrocity,” British in making sure that this was a trademark of the Kill Bros. Company, another member of Sen. Jeff Sessions of In letters to U.S. lawmak- Embassy press secretary Martin decision that was made freely, the Delphos family of industry. Nineteen forty-six saw the Alabama, the senior Republican ers, Secretary of State Hillary Longden said. “The PM has based on the best information founding of the organization on South Jefferson street, the on the committee, has not yet Rodham Clinton said the U.S. personally asked to rearrange available and did not represent site of its present location, by William and Luke Kill. The said how he will vote. But was encouraging the Scottish his program in Washington to any inappropriate or skewed Sessions offered extensive and British authorities to enable him to meet with the actions,” Crowley said. former has since passed away in 1959. Kill Bros. began review the circumstances four senators and discuss their Al-Megrahi served eight operations in a 24 by 30 foot building with general criticism of Kagan on Monday that left little doubt he would leading to the release of concerns directly.” years of a life sentence for the repairs and a welding business. In 1949 two other broth- Abdel Baset al-Megrahi. Four In remarks to the BBC Dec. 21, 1988, bombing of the ers, Linus and Richard, joined the partnership. The years oppose her. “I know that our nominee senators wrote Clinton last a day before beginning an Pan Am Flight 103 as it flew which followed brought the manufacture of the company’s was articulate and had good week, questioning whether oil official visit to Washington, over Lockerbie, Scotland, own products. The first in this line was the production humor and many thought she giant BP played a behind-the- Cameron called the Scottish en route to New York. The of television towers in November of 1953. This product did very well with her testimo- scenes role in the decision. decision “completely and bombing killed 270 people, rapidly took hold in the first years of the big TV boom. ny. I was not so impressed,” In her response, Clinton utterly wrong.” most of them American. Manufacture of grain bodies was begun in 1954. Since that Sessions said on the Senate wrote that she remained deep- But Cameron’s office He was released on compas- time the company has let-up on the production of TV towers floor. His remarks dealt mainly ly troubled by the Libyan’s appeared to rule out a gov- sionate grounds and returned and is presently concentrating primarily on the manufacture with Kagan’s opposition to the release. ernment inquiry into whether to Libya in August 2009 after of grain bodies. federal “don’t ask, don’t tell” “That al-Megrahi is living BP lobbying helped pave the doctors said the cancer-strick- law on gays in the military. out his remaining days out- way for al-Megrahi’s release, en man had only three months 75 Years Ago — 1935 Democrats hope to confirm side of Scottish custody is an saying it was “not currently to live. But a doctor now • Mayor Taylor stated that slot machines which were Kagan before the Senate’s affront to the victims’ fami- under consideration.” says al-Megrahi could live for picked up in this end of the county by an Allen County offi- August recess, well in time lies, the memories of those Clinton, meanwhile, said another decade, infuriating cer were not found in Delphos. He and the chief of police for the court term that begins killed in the Lockerbie bomb- U.S. officials will continue to many, including the four U.S. in October. ing, and to all of those who argue that al-Megrahi should senators — Kirsten Gillibrand stated those which were seized were found in a business Also Monday, Kagan place outside the city limits where the city authorities had worked tirelessly to ensure not be a free man. and Charles Schumer of New responded to GOP questions justice was served,” Clinton “To that end, we are York and Frank Lautenberg no jurisdiction. that she would weigh stepping • Mrs. Paul Harter received the members of the Bernice wrote. encouraging the Scottish and and Robert Menendez of New aside from hearing high court British Prime Minister British authorities to review Jersey. Sewing Club into her home on South Main Street. Plans for challenges to the new health David Cameron had not intend- again the underlying facts and The lawmakers have the Bernice Club bazaar to be held on Oct. 17 in the IOOF care law on a case-by-case ed to meet with the senators circumstances leading to the demanded that he be returned Hall were discussed. A part of the afternoon was spent in basis. during his visit to the United release of al-Megrahi and to to the United Kingdom to sewing. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Arthur She was replying to a list States. However, the British consider any new information serve out the rest of his sen- Foster, East Cleveland Street. of questions from committee Embassy in Washington said that has come to light since tence. • The Scout camp will be conducted at the usual camping Republicans about her involve- place of the local Scouts at O’Connor’s Landing on Indiana ment as solicitor general in Lake. The Scouts will go into camp on July 27 and return defending the health law. Intelligence director nominee faces a grilling home on Aug. 4. Thursday has been designated as visitors’ Kagan, Obama’s second Supreme Court nominee, was WASHINGTON (AP) — her recommendations. lead the National Geospatial- day and a large number of Delphos people, friends and rela- solicitor general while the Tough questions and blunt President Barack Obama Intelligence Agency, and, tives of the Scouts will visit the camp on that day. health law was being passed answers are likely Tuesday nominated Clapper more most recently, as undersec- and as states sued the federal when retired Air Force than six weeks ago after he retary of defense for intel- government in March to chal- Gen. James T. Clapper goes pressed retired Adm. Dennis ligence. lenge its constitutionality. before the Senate Intelligence Blair to step down. During Some lawmakers said Moderately confused She told Republicans in Committee seeking confirma- Blair’s tumultuous 16-month Clapper withholds informa- written responses to 13 ques- tion as the next director of tenure, he clashed with CIA tion from them. He “does tions that she had no involve- national intelligence. director Leon Panetta over not have a good reputation in ment in developing the gov- Clapper is expected to questions of overlapping the intelligence committees ernment’s response to the law- explain how he would stream- authority. Blair was also seen for being straightforward and suit and never was asked her line the massive flow of as out of step with the inner actively forthcoming,” said views or offered them. information from the intelli- national security sanctum led Sen. Kit Bond of Missouri, She said she attended at gence community’s 16 agen- by White House counterter- the Intelligence Committee’s least one meeting where the lit- cies. He has already answered rorism chief John Brennan, ranking Republican. “We’re igation was briefly mentioned, more than 80 questions from who had to preside over the going to need to straighten and the Justice Department the Intelligence Committee, Blair-Panetta wrangles. that out.” filed a number of documents providing some 90 pages in Clapper has been praised If Clapper fails to con- in the case during her tenure, responses that will be posted by both Brennan and Panetta vince him that he’s ready to but said she had no firsthand to the committee’s website at as someone they respect and change, Bond said he would knowledge of any of the fil- the start of the hearing. work with regularly in his consider putting a hold on his ings. Congress created the DNI current role as the Pentagon’s nomination. “All options are “I never served as coun- post in 2004 because of a per- top intelligence official. on the table,” Bond said. sel of record nor played any ceived lack of coordination Described as detail-oriented, Clapper is expected to face substantial role” in the case, that preceded the terrorist Clapper is seen as less likely questioning over a memo Kagan wrote. “Therefore, I attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. But to pick turf battles with agen- drafted by his Pentagon staff would consider recusal on a critics from the White House cy heads. that expressed concern that case-by-case basis, carefully to the intelligence community But Clapper’s critics some authority that would considering any arguments say the intelligence chief’s include the chairwoman of the be given to the DNI in the made for recusal and consult- role is ill-defined because Intelligence Committee, Sen. 2010 intelligence authoriza- ing with my colleagues and, lawmakers did not want to Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., tion bill could encroach on if appropriate, with experts on give the director the authority who has complained that his the Defense Department’s judicial ethics.” to override decisions made by military background is inap- authority. Republicans suggested the agencies under his or her propriate for a mostly civilian Clapper’s hearing was in their questions that any purview. They contend that intelligence network. delayed as part of a debate involvement at all with the has reduced the DNI’s role to Clapper has faced within Congress over wheth- health care litigation should what some call “the cajoler in the nomination process er to prevent the nomination induce Kagan to recuse herself chief,” whose real authority three times before — first from going forward until the to avoid any appearance of rests on the ability to per- as director of the Defense White House signed off on impropriety. suade others to listen to his or Intelligence Agency, then to that bill. www.delphosherald.com Tuesday, July 20, 2010 The Herald – 5

COMMUNITY LANDMARK Paws to Consider Hamler Summerfest Understanding cat ready for 42nd year The 42nd annual Hamler Becky from Mount Vernon, Summerfest is slated for Iowa. Becky’s band plays a lot behavior may be easier this weekend at the Hamler of German-style polka music Community Park located on with Czech, Country, Dixie, State Route 109 at the edge and Big Band influences. of town. On Saturday, music will Approximately 20,000 play from 3 p.m. to midnight Lock 15 than you think visitors attend Summerfest with three great bands alter- BY DR. BONNIE in their urinary tracts. Ask your veterinarian about each year from nearly every nating throughout the day. JONES, DVM Geriatric cats are most a pain medication trial and state in the country including Starting off will be the one of CALENDAR OF likely to develop kidney glucosamine chondroitin sup- Texas, California, Wisconsin, the premier legends in Polka When two veterinarians stones or bacterial urinary plementation, as they may Minnesota and Florida. Many music Walt Groller from EVENTS come together in marriage, tract infections secondary make a significant improve- even plan vacations to coin- Whitehall, Penn. Following there will to kidney ment in your cat’s joint cide with this expansive sum- in Walt’s footsteps will be TODAY never be a failure, discomfort and behavior. mer festival. Since 1969, the the local favorite Squeezebox, 1-3 p.m. — Delphos Area shortage of while cats Feline hyperesthesia is Summerfest has been reserved from Ridgeville Corners. Visiting Nurses offer free pets. Such of any age defined as “sensitivity to for the last full weekend in Rounding out the night July. will once again be Barefoot blood pressure checks at is the case living in touch” that provokes cats Once just a one-day festival, Becky. Delphos Discout Drugs. at Welshire crowded or to sometimes hurt the ones Farm, perceived they love most. Cats with the Summerfest Committee Sunday will once again be 6 p.m. — Weight Watchers purchased 10 acres of land fun filled with music from meets at Trinity United refuge for stressful this syndrome will appear as two work- condi- though their skin is rolling west of State Route 109 in noon to 8 p.m. and two great Methodist Church, 211 E. 1974. A 25,000 square foot bands alternating throughout Third St. ing Border tions are as they twitch, then attack, Collies, likely to when touched even very steel building roof, with an the day. The living legend 6:30 p.m. — Delphos additional 8,000 square feet of Walt Groller will start off Lions Club, Eagles Lodge, a spoiled have FIC lightly during routine petting. Pembroke or Feline This syndrome is vaguely tent space, spans the 80 x 80 with the soon to be legend 1600 E. Fifth St. Dr. Jones and Bunny square foot birch dance floor, Squeezebox following up. 7:30 p.m. — Elida School Welsh Corgi Interstitial understood and the cause is (my husband’s description), Cystitis. FIC is defined as unknown. Some cats are so considered among the best for Also on Sunday will be a Board meets at the high school dancing. In 1977, a modern Corn Hole Tournament and office. two “special needs” house hemorrhage and inflamma- bothered by this disease that cats, a slew of cherished tion of the urinary bladder they will self-mutilate, spin restroom facility was built to free large inflatable rides for Alcoholics Anonymous, enhance the festival grounds. the kids. First Presbyterian Church, barn cats, and now “Jobey,” with no known cause. Your or vocalize. Your veterinari- a little male, tuxedo kit- veterinarian will conduct an may prescribe anti-anxiety Hamler Summerfest 2010 Besides the great music 310 W. Second St. begins on Thursday with an heard all weekend long, visi- 8:30 p.m. — Fort Jennings ten with a big attitude. urine and blood tests and or seizure medications after Many are the times my use x-rays or ultrasound to ruling out other causes for interdenominational church tors will be treated to some Village Council meets at Fort service at 8 p.m. in the shel- of the best food at the “gran- Jennings Library. husband has been sent on diagnose the cause of and your cat’s “crawling skin.” farm calls, only to return help you put a stop to your Like humans, cats can ter house. Local clergy will daddy” of all summer fes- direct the service. A brass tivals. Over the three day WEDNESDAY with a kitten in his cover- cat’s urinary mistakes. also suffer from hypertension alls. I always know what Cats that defecate out- (high blood pressure) associ- band comprised of area musi- period, 120 pounds of hot 9 a.m. - noon — Putnam cians will provide the music dogs, 800 pounds of bratwurst County Museum is open, 202 has transpired when I hear side their litter pans may ated with hyperthyroidism, the sound of his heavy feet also be experiencing per- diabetes, kidney, or heart dis- for the service, with special drenched with 72 gallons of E. Main St. Kalida. thundering in the back door, ceived environmental stress ease. Left untreated, elevated music also being provided by sauerkraut and 1,600 chicken 11:30 a.m. — Mealsite followed by the slam of a but did you know that this blood pressure can cause the “Northwesternaires.” halves barbecued to perfec- at Delphos Senior Citizen cage gait as a tiny voice behavior could also sig- damage to the retinas, brain, On Friday, music will play tion will be served up along Center, 301 Suthoff Street. meows loudly in protest. nify Inflammatory Bowel and blood vessels resulting from 5 p.m. to midnight with with 1,000 pounds of spuds 11:45 a.m. — Rotary Club With a roll of my eyes, I Disorder (IBD), food intol- in aggression, blindness, three great bands alternating for hot German potato salad, meets at the Eagles Lodge, mutter to myself “say it isn’t erance, or hyperthyroidism numbness, seizures, cogni- throughout the night. The 400 pounds of noodles, 120 1600 E. Fifth St. so, Joe,” but I know it is. (excess thyroid hormone tive problems, and strokes. Party Time Reunion Band pounds of baked beans and 6 p.m. — Shepherds of I must say, it has been a production)? Cats with IBD Cats can have their blood from Oakwood will kick off 400 pounds of hot beef sand- Christ Associates meet in the while since we have had a are no doubt uncomfortable pressure measured and the evening followed by Polka wiches. Plenty of ice cold St. John’s Chapel. really young kitten in our and this may be the only appropriate medications will Hall of Famer Hank Haller beverages, including German 6:30 p.m. — Delphos household but Jobey has way they can communicate be prescribed, but the true from Westlake. Haller is one and domestic beer (draft and Kiwanis Club, Eagles Lodge, reminded me of the impor- just how lousy they feel, so treatment may be as simple of the living legends in Polka in cans), wine coolers, non- 1600 E. Fifth St. tance of recognizing and please tell your veterinar- as identifying and treating an music and has been playing alcoholic beer (free to desig- acknowledging feline behav- ian about this bad habit. underlying metabolic disease for over 50 years Rounding nated drivers), pop and bottled THURSDAY iors — good and bad. Many If your cat is normally such as hyperthyroidism or up the night will be Barefoot water will quench any thirst. 11:30 a.m. — Mealsite negative cat behaviors are a mellow fellow and sud- diabetes. Say “yes” to your There is a daily admis- at Delphos Senior Citizen rooted in medical problems denly becomes irritable and veterinarian’s recommen- sion price. Anyone 16 years Center, 301 Suthoff Street. that only need identified aggressive toward you or dation to do routine blood and under accompanied by 5-7 p.m. — The Interfaith and addressed to put an end other pets in your home, pressure screening for your an adult will be admitted free. Thrift Shop is open for shop- to them. More importantly, you should consider this pet to avoid this silent killer. There is also a 3-day pass ping. most bad feline behaviors behavioral change a cry When your cat cries out available. RV camping is free 7:30 p.m. — American are manifestations of undi- for help. Cat aggression is to you for help through with a limited number of elec- Legion Post 268, 415 N. State agnosed pain or discomfort often misunderstood, but it changes in behavior, please trical outlets and no sewer St. that the cat is experiencing. can actually be a manifesta- don’t ignore the call to dumping. The number one behav- tion of a painful disease like action. See your veterinar- More than 1,500 volunteer FRIDAY ioral reason that cats lose osteoarthritis, feline hyper- ian to unveil the source of workers donate their time to 7:30 a.m. — Delphos their happy homes is inap- esthesia, hyperthyroidism, your cat’s discomfort. make Hamler Summerfest Optimist Club, A&W Drive- propriate eliminations out- or hypertension. Even the Bonnie Jones, DVM, oper- a huge success every year. In, 924 E. Fifth St. side the litter pan. There’s no intense hunger associate with ates a mixed animal practice Hamler Summerfest is a 11:30 a.m. — Mealsite denying that this is an unac- diabetes can make your lov- in Delphos with her husband, Happy Birthday non-profit organization and at Delphos Senior Citizen ceptable behavior. However, ing cat somewhat cranky. Dr. John H. Jones. Questions all of the festival profits are Center, 301 Suthoff Street. cats that urinate inappro- Cats that have joint pain about pet care can be sent to: invested back into the park 1-4 p.m. — Interfaith Thrift July 21 along with supporting sum- priately are often feeling will be less likely to seek Dr. Jones, c/o The Delphos Mick Pohl Store is open for shopping. intense pain associated with favorite high perches as they Herald, 405 N. Main St., Delh- mer recreational programs, Chris Britt school programs, and chari- inflammation, hemorrhage, hover over heating vents or pos, OH 45833 or E-mailed to Cheryl Sickels SATURDAY crystals or stones anywhere close to warm appliances. [email protected]. table organizations. 9 a.m.-noon — Interfaith Thrift Store, North Main Street. ring Your Keep up to date on the Home in on the information St. Vincent DePaul Society, worlds of foreign affairs, you need. Read your local events, fashion, located at the east edge of the World Home newspaper. 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6 – The Herald Tuesday, July 20, 2010 www.delphosherald.com SPORTS LIMA JUNIOR GOLF Cueto leads Reds over Nationals 7-2 By JOE KAY homers. had a problem immediately grounder that deflected off the AP Writer “Cueto knocked in a cou- after the break. side of the mound and slightly ASSOCIATION CINCINNATI (AP) — ple of runs. That’s unfortu- Cueto gave another stingy changed course. Second base McDonald’s Junior Series Johnny Cueto was the anti- nate,” Nationals manager Jim performance, then sat back to umpire Gary Cederstrom — Mast Memorial Classic - Bluffton Golf Club/Par 72 dote for the Cincinnati’s lack Riggleman said. “Right now, see if the bullpen would waste stationed on the grass behind Monday’s Results of offense. when you give up those runs, it again. The bullpen has the mound — leaned to get we’re not swinging the bats blown five leads for Cueto, out of the way of the redirect- Notes: Two-person scramble. Cueto pitched six innings around a rain delay and drove and it’s tough to come back the most for any in the ed ball, but it hit his back and BOYS 12-13 home two runs Monday night, from.” majors. deflected past second base- 1. Jacob Judy (Lima)/Westin Young 37; 2. James Ebeling/ leading the Reds to a The Nationals Not this time. Three reliev- man Brandon Phillips into the Aaron Wilker 39; 3. Zach Erhart/Jacob Erwin 40; 4. Caleb 7-2 victory over the couldn’t get past one ers gave up three walks, but outfield. Grundisch/Trenton Ward 41; 5. John Cornell/Chase Wilder Washington Nationals wild inning by J.D. held the Nationals without a Ryan Zimmerman came 71. in a matchup of teams Martin (1-5), who hit the rest of the way. The around to score from second, BOYS 14-15 that hadn’t been able to walked three in the Nationals finished with four but was sent back to third, 1. Austin Goodridge (Lima)/Xavier Francis (Lima) 32-35- score lately. second. Drew Stubbs hits. leaving the bases loaded. 67; 2. Tyler Turnwald/Jacob Brake 35-34-69; 2. Evan Crites/ Both teams were had a two-run dou- In his last six starts, Cueto Under baseball’s rules, it’s a Tim Levers 34-35-69 (Turnwald and Brake defeated Crites coming off 1-0 losses, but the ble, and Cueto followed with has allowed five earned runs dead ball when the ball hits an and Levers in a 1-hole playoff for 2nd place); 3. Evan Nartker/ futility went much deeper. The his first RBIs of the season. for a 1.16 ERA. umpire before an infielder has Austin Peppers 35-36-71; 4. Tyler Deters/Brenden Drerup Nationals had been blanked “I didn’t feel I had much of “He’s figuring things out,” a chance to make a play. Each 37-38-75; 5. Lucas Herrmann/Zakary Thomas 40-38-78; in their last two games. The anything today,” said Martin, manager Dusty Baker said. runner got one base. Harris 6. (tie) Drew Wayman/Bobby Crow 43-44-87 and Adam Reds had been shut out in who gave up six runs in 5 1-3 “He’s figuring out how to then flied out. Jurczyk/Connor Mosier 44-43-87; 7. Tyler Goodlin, 47-41-88; three of their last five, all by innings. win without his best stuff, 8. Nick Buchanan/Aaron Johnson 47-48-95. 1-0 scores. Washington has dropped and when he does have his NOTES: The Nationals optioned OF Justin Maxwell back BOYS 16-18 This time, the runs came five of six, a slide prompt- best stuff, he’ll pitch until to Triple-A Syracuse after the 1. Jacob Miller/Zach Krick (Lima) 34-35-69; 2. Brandon easily. ed by its nearly nonexistent the wheels fall off and then game, creating a spot so RHP French/Evan Wilker 34-36-70; 3. Brandt Taylor/Blake Doidge “Shutouts aren’t a big deal offense. The Nationals are figure out how to put them Luis Atilano can rejoin the team with this team,” said Jonny mired in last place in the NL back on.” and start on Tuesday. Atilano was 34-37-71; 4. Josh Klaus/Trevor Crites 34-38-72; 5. (tie) Austin sent to Syracuse over the All-Star Clarkson/Kyle Karhoff 36-37-73, Matt Jennel/Clay Bryan Gomes, who added a solo East. The Nationals got two runs break so he could pitch and keep 36-37-73 and Mathew Cucciarre/Vincent Moreland 37-36-73; homer. “We’re real good at “There’s a lot of rumors in the third on Nyjer Morgan’s sharp. ... Reds 3B Scott Rolen 6. Nathan Smith/Brad Shaffer 36-38-74; 7. Adam Bornhorst/ bouncing back. That’s a real swirling around about guys sacrifice fly and Cristian got a cortisone shot in his right hamstring before the game. Rolen Connor Bornhorst 36-40-76; 8. Reed Bok/Matt Holt 39-38- good characteristic of this getting traded,” outfielder Guzman’s single. They failed felt a burn in the muscle while 77; 9. Matt Hermiller/Jacob Hermiller 41-42-83; 10. Ross team. It does a good job of Willie Harris said. “We can’t to take advantage of a bases- tagging on a fly Friday night. The Heringhaus/Zac Kuhlman 43-41-84. pushing the wall down.” worry about that. We’ve got to loaded chance in the sixth set Reds will decide within a couple Even Cueto (9-2) got into worry about our opponent.” up by an unusual play. of days whether to put him on the GIRLS 15 & UNDER 15-day DL. ... Phillips made the 1. Jenna Moots (Lima)/Sydney Hooks (Lima) 50. it, hitting a two-run single A thunderstorm forced After Cueto walked two most acrobatic play of the game, GIRLS 16-18 that got things rolling. Gomes a 42-minute delay after the batters, Ivan Rodriguez came leaping high to get Guzman’s slic- 1. Lesli Stolly (Lima)/Emily Crow (Lima) 36-38-74; 2. and Miguel Cairo added solo third inning. Neither starter up with two outs and hit a ing liner in the sixth inning. (tie) Shelby Warner/Sarah Scheiwiller 36-40-76 and Rebekah Rader/Morgan Van Meter 36-40-76 (Warner and Scheiwiller defeat Rader and Van Meter in a 1-hole playoff for 2nd place); Crowe’s career-high 4 hits lead Indians past Twins 3. Abby Morgan/Raven Venegas 44-44-88; 4. Jordin Moots/ By DAVE CAMPBELL game sweep of the Detroit for the Indians, however. Cuddyer going a combined 0 Celeste Shanahan 42-48-90. AP Sports Writer Tigers out of the break. Baker took the mound for 7 with runners on base for MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Crowe and Jason Donald, for the first time in 11 days the game, the Twins couldn’t All that’s likely left for the two of the youngsters thrust because of elbow tendinitis, find a spark a day after their MLB Cleveland Indians this sea- into action in this rebuild- but that wasn’t to blame. four-run rally beat the White American League National League son is playing the spoiler in ing, injury-marred season for “I’m thinking about it, but Sox in the ninth inning. At A Glance East Division the AL Central. They can’t Cleveland, each drove in two in no way shape or form is The only run against All Times EDT W L Pct GB By The Associated Press Atlanta 54 38 .587 — be forgotten, though, as two runs. there anything keeping me Laffey was unearned, when East Division New York 49 44 .527 5 1/2 of the division front-runners “It feels good to win five in from making my pitches,” he Jason Kubel slid home on W L Pct GB Philadelphia 48 44 .522 6 New York 58 33 .637 — Florida 45 47 .489 9 have been reminded. a row, especially against two said. a passed ball in the fourth. Tampa Bay 56 36 .609 2 1/2 Washington 40 53 .430 14 1/2 Trevor Crowe teams in the division,” As for the struggles by his The inning started in strange, Boston 53 40 .570 6 Central Division Toronto 47 46 .505 12 W L Pct GB drove in two runs and Crowe said. “But these fellow starters? stifling fashion for the Twins, Baltimore 29 63 .315 29 1/2 St. Louis 52 41 .559 — had a career-best four guys are a good team. “You become close with when Kubel tagged up at Central Division Cincinnati 52 42 .553 1/2 of Cleveland’s sea- They’re going to come these guys, and you kind second base with none out. W L Pct GB Milwaukee 43 51 .457 9 1/2 Chicago 51 41 .554 — Chicago 42 52 .447 10 1/2 son-high 20 hits, and back ready to play.” of feel like you’re out there Young’s drive nearly cleared Detroit 48 43 .527 2 1/2 Houston 38 55 .409 14 the Indians further Though their reliev- sometimes with them,” Baker the left-field wall, hitting the Minnesota 49 44 .527 2 1/2 Pittsburgh 32 60 .348 19 1/2 Kansas City 40 52 .435 11 West Division exposed Minnesota’s ers never had a lead, the said. “But we’ll get it togeth- padding, bouncing up and Cleveland 39 54 .419 12 1/2 W L Pct GB pitching problems in Twins bullpen was pret- er.” back to Crowe. There was no West Division San Diego 54 37 .593 — W L Pct GB San Francisco 51 42 .548 4 a 10-4 win over the ty bad, too. The 20 hits The fifth inning started catch, only a long single for Texas 54 39 .581 — Colorado 50 42 .543 4 1/2 Twins on Monday night. was a season most allowed, ominously with a twisting fly Young after a replay review Los Angeles 50 45 .526 5 Los Angeles 49 44 .527 6 Oakland 46 47 .495 8 Arizona 35 58 .376 20 Cleveland is 5-0 to start punctuated by the five-run ball to the wall in left field by the umpires confirmed the Seattle 36 57 .387 18 ——— the second half for the first seven-hit fifth inning against that dropped, hit was not a homer. Sunday’s Games ——— Colorado 1, Cincinnati 0 time in team history. Baker and a pair of relievers. ruled a double for Carlos Laffey said he’s fighting Sunday’s Games Florida 1, Washington 0 “You do the right thing, The Twins started a stretch Santana. arm fatigue. Cleveland 7, Detroit 2 Pittsburgh 9, Houston 0 and you’re going to end up of 13 straight games against “That’s a play he can “Sometimes it just feels N.Y. Yankees 9, Tampa Bay 5 Atlanta 11, Milwaukee 6 Texas 4, Boston 2 St. Louis 5, L.A. Dodgers 4 winning ballgames,” manager losing teams, but pitching like make,” Gardenhire said. like I’m throwing a pitch with Toronto 10, Baltimore 1 San Diego 6, Arizona 4 Manny Acta said. “What’s this won’t beat anyone in the Baker’s ERA since June a parachute attached to it,” Minnesota 7, Chicago White Sox 6 N.Y. Mets 4, San Francisco 3, 10 Oakland 9, Kansas City 6 innings impressive is the two teams majors. They all left balls up is well over 6, and Nick he said. “Sometimes that’s Seattle 2, L.A. Angels 1, 10 innings 11, Philadelphia 6 that we’re playing.” and over the plate. Blackburn and Kevin Slowey good because it throws guys Monday’s Games Monday’s Games Scott Baker (7-9) surren- “Four hours worth of not share the same dubious dis- timing off, but when I try to Tampa Bay 8, Baltimore 1 Milwaukee 3, Pittsburgh 1 St. Louis 8, Philadelphia 4 dered 10 hits in 4 2-3 innings too good stuff,” Twins man- tinction. With Brian Duensing ramp it up it’s just not there Texas 8, Detroit 6, 14 innings Florida 9, Colorado 8 Cleveland 10, Minnesota 4 Cincinnati 7, Washington 2 for the Twins, increasing their ager said. ready to move from the bull- right now.” Kansas City 5, Toronto 4, 10 innings Houston 11, Chicago Cubs 5 concern about the rotation. Jensen Lewis gave up Jim pen to the rotation, a change NOTES: With changes pos- Boston 2, Oakland 1 Arizona 13, N.Y. Mets 2 Chicago White Sox 6, Seattle 1 San Francisco 5, L.A. Dodgers 2 After winning three out of Thome’s towering home run, or two could be coming. sible for the pitching staff, the Tuesday’s Games Tuesday’s Games four games from the first- his 11th in 159 at-bats this Laffey, who has walked Twins could make a series of L.A. Angels (O’Sullivan 0-0) at N.Y. Milwaukee (Bush 4-7) at Pittsburgh place Chicago White Sox to season, and Orlando Hudson’s 28 batters in 50 2-3 innings roster moves this week. INF Alexi Yankees (P.Hughes 11-2), 7:05 p.m. (B.Lincoln 1-3), 7:05 p.m. Casilla is due back from his rehab Tampa Bay (Garza 10-5) at Baltimore Colorado (Francis 2-3) at Florida cut the lead to 1 1/2 games RBI double in the sixth — this season, had his own prob- assignment, and Gardenhire hint- (Arrieta 3-2), 7:05 p.m. (N.Robertson 6-7), 7:10 p.m. over the weekend, the Twins the first runs allowed by the lems finding the plate and ed he could be activated in time Texas (Tom.Hunter 6-0) at Detroit San Diego (LeBlanc 4-7) at Atlanta for the game Wednesday after- (Galarraga 3-2), 7:05 p.m. (Jurrjens 2-3), 7:10 p.m. lost to Aaron Laffey (2-3) and Cleveland bullpen since the failed to finish six innings for Washington (Atilano 6-6) at Cincinnati noon. ... Shelley Duncan replaced Cleveland (Masterson 3-8) at an Indians team that began break after 13 1-3 scoreless the fourth time in five starts. Austin Kearns in RF in the fourth Minnesota (Slowey 8-5), 8:10 p.m. (Leake 6-1), 7:10 p.m. the day 12 1/2 games back in innings. Still, with third and fourth hit- Toronto (Litsch 0-4) at Kansas City Houston (W.Wright 0-0) at Chicago inning for the Indians. Kearns had (Lerew 1-3), 8:10 p.m. Cubs (Dempster 8-7), 8:05 p.m. the AL Central despite a four- That was the only hiccup ters Joe Mauer and Michael a sore right knee. Boston (Wakefield 3-8) at Oakland Philadelphia (Moyer 9-9) at St. Louis (Carpenter 10-3), 8:15 p.m. (Braden 4-7), 10:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Dickey 6-3) at Arizona Chicago White Sox (Danks 9-7) at (Enright 1-2), 9:40 p.m. Seattle (Fister 3-5), 10:10 p.m. San Francisco (Lincecum 10-4) at L.A. MLB LEADERS Wednesday’s Games Dodgers (Kershaw 9-5), 10:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (J.Shields 7-9) at Wednesday’s Games By The Associated Press 82; Guerrero, Texas, 76; Boston, 27; MiCabrera, Detroit, Arizona, 62. Baltimore (Bergesen 3-7), 12:35 Houston (Myers 7-6) at Chicago Cubs AMERICAN LEAGUE ARodriguez, New York, 73; 27; Mauer, Minnesota, 27. HITS—Prado, Atlanta, p.m. (Lilly 3-8), 2:20 p.m. BATTING—Hamilton, Texas, Hamilton, Texas, 67; Konerko, TRIPLES—Crawford, Tampa 126; BPhillips, Cincinnati, 112; L.A. Angels (Pineiro 10-6) at N.Y. Milwaukee (Ra.Wolf 7-8) at Pittsburgh .353; Morneau, Minnesota, Chicago, 66; Quentin, Chicago, Bay, 7; Span, Minnesota, Byrd, Chicago, 109; Howard, Yankees (Vazquez 7-7), 1:05 p.m. (Duke 3-9), 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia, 109; Loney, Los Cleveland (Westbrook 6-5) at Colorado (Hammel 7-4) at Florida .345; MiCabrera, Detroit, .340; 64; DelmYoung, Minnesota, 64. 7; Pennington, Oakland, 6; Minnesota (Liriano 7-7), 1:10 p.m. (Nolasco 9-7), 7:10 p.m. Cano, New York, .336; ABeltre, HITS—Hamilton, Texas, 128; Podsednik, Kansas City, 6; Angeles, 108; Braun, Milwaukee, Toronto (Rzepczynski 0-0) at Kansas San Diego (Garland 9-6) at Atlanta Boston, .333; Boesch, Detroit, ISuzuki, Seattle, 121; Cano, New AJackson, Detroit, 5; Youkilis, 107; DWright, New York, 107. City (Greinke 5-9), 2:10 p.m. (Hanson 8-6), 7:10 p.m. .325; Guerrero, Texas, .319. York, 119; MYoung, Texas, 115; Boston, 5; 8 tied at 4. DOUBLES—Werth, Boston (Buchholz 10-4) at Oakland Washington (Strasburg 4-2) at RUNS—Crawford, Tampa ABeltre, Boston, 113; MiCabrera, HOME RUNS—JBautista, Philadelphia, 28; Byrd, Chicago, (G.Gonzalez 8-6), 3:35 p.m. Cincinnati (Arroyo 10-4), 7:10 p.m. Bay, 71; Youkilis, Boston, 69; Detroit, 113; Crawford, Tampa Toronto, 25; MiCabrera, Detroit, 27; Torres, San Francisco, 27; Texas (C.Lewis 9-5) at Detroit Philadelphia (Blanton 3-5) at St. Louis (J.Garcia 8-4), 8:15 p.m. MiCabrera, Detroit, 67; Teixeira, Bay, 111. 24; Hamilton, Texas, 22; ADunn, Washington, 26; Loney, (Scherzer 6-7), 7:05 p.m. New York, 65; Cano, New York, DOUBLES—Markakis, Konerko, Chicago, 21; Guerrero, Los Angeles, 26; DWright, New Chicago White Sox (Floyd 5-8) at N.Y. Mets (Niese 6-4) at Arizona (Haren 7-8), 9:40 p.m. 64; Hamilton, Texas, 62; Jeter, Baltimore, 31; Hamilton, Texas, Texas, 20; CPena, Tampa York, 26; Braun, Milwaukee, 25; Seattle (F.Hernandez 7-6), 10:10 San Francisco (Zito 8-4) at L.A. p.m. New York, 62. 29; Longoria, Tampa Bay, 29; Bay, 20; Quentin, Chicago, 19; Holliday, St. Louis, 25; BPhillips, Dodgers (Billingsley 7-5), 10:10 p.m. RBI—MiCabrera, Detroit, VWells, Toronto, 28; ABeltre, VWells, Toronto, 19. Cincinnati, 25; Prado, Atlanta, 25. STOLEN BASES—Pierre, TRIPLES—Victorino, Chicago, 34; Crawford, Tampa Philadelphia, 8; SDrew, Arizona, Bay, 33; RDavis, Oakland, 7; Fowler, Colorado, 7; Bay, New TRANSACTIONS 28; Gardner, New York, 26; York, 6; Pagan, New York, 6; By The Associated Press NEW YORK METS—Activated and RHP Shannon Sprouse. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Signed Podsednik, Kansas City, 25; JosReyes, New York, 6; AEscobar, BASEBALL INF Luis Castillo from the 15-day DL. SUSSEX SKYHAWKS—Signed QB Sean Canfield to a four-year con- BUpton, Tampa Bay, 25; Andrus, Milwaukee, 5; Furcal, Los Angeles, — Optioned INF Ruben Tejada to Buffalo LHP Tim Layden. tract. GYMNASTICS Texas, 24; Figgins, Seattle, 24. 5; Morgan, Washington, 5; Olivo, Suspended Atlanta LHP Jonny (IL). Frontier League U.S. MEN’S TEAM—Named Vitaly PITCHING—Sabathia, New Venters four games and fined him —Signed EVANSVILLE OTTERS—Signed Marinitch coach for the 2010 World Colorado, 5. an undisclosed amount for throwing manager Bud Black to a contract OF Jarred Ball. Traded OF Estee Championships. York, 12-3; Price, Tampa Bay, HOME RUNS—Fielder, two consecutive pitches at Milwaukee extension through the 2013 season. Harris to Camden (Atlantic) for future HOCKEY 12-5; Pettitte, New York, 11-2; Milwaukee, 23; ADunn, 1B Prince Fielder during Saturday’s ST. LOUIS CARDINALS— considerations. National Hockey League PHughes, New York, 11-2; Washington, 22; Hart, Milwaukee, game. Suspended Atlanta manager Recalled RHP Fernando Salas from LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS—Signed CAROLINA HURRICANES— Lester, Boston, 11-4; Verlander, 22; Pujols, St. Louis, 22; Bobby Cox one game for Venters’ Memphis (PCL). Optioned LHP Evan OF Casey McGrew. Released OF Signed C Riley Nash to a three-year Detroit, 11-5; Pavano, Minnesota, actions. Suspended retired OF MacLane to Memphis. Travis Vetters. contract. Votto, Cincinnati, 22; Howard, Jonathan Weber for 100 games for WASHINGTON NATIONALS— NORMAL CORNBELTERS— NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Agreed 11-6. Philadelphia, 21; Reynolds, his third positive test of a banned Optioned OF Justin Maxwell to Signed INF Chad Rebecca and OF to terms with F Ilya Kovalchuk. —JerWeaver, Arizona, 21. substance and LHP Guido Gomez and Syracuse (IL). Jonathan Ross. Released INF Eric NEW YORK RANGERS—Traded Los Angeles, 142; FHernandez, STOLEN BASES—Bourn, Dodgers’ minor league RHP Wilmer American Association Brown and UT Kellen Kmiecik. F Tomas Zaborsky to Anaheim for D Seattle, 134; Lester, Boston, Houston, 28; AMcCutchen, Colmenarez 50 games each for test- EL PASO DIABLOS—Signed OAKLAND COUNTY CRUISERS— Matt McCue. 130; Liriano, Minnesota, 125; ing positive for a banned substance RHP Wayne Hedden. Released RHP Released OF Tom Clayton. OAKLAND RAIDERS—Signed Pittsburgh, 21; Morgan, in violation of the Minor League Drug Patrick Lawler. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MINERS— WR Jacoby Ford. Verlander, Detroit, 119; Morrow, Washington, 21; Pagan, New Prevention and Treatment Program. GRAND PRAIRIE AIRHOGS— Signed RHP Chuck Lukanen. ST. LOUIS BLUES—Re-signed F Toronto, 119; JShields, Tampa York, 20; HRamirez, Florida, 19; American League Signed 1B Jason Stokes, C Daniel TRAVERSE CITY BEACH Ryan Reaves to a one-year contract. Bay, 114. JosReyes, New York, 19; Stubbs, — Jordan and RHP Chris Martin. BUMS—Released C Tommy Johnson TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING— SAVES—Soria, Kansas City, Cincinnati, 18; CYoung, Arizona, Activated OF Luke Scott from the Acquired C Mikey Horn from San and RHP Ulysses Roque. Acquired LW Simon Gagne from 25; NFeliz, Texas, 25; RSoriano, 18. 15-day DL. Optioned RHP Frank Mata Angelo (United) for future consider- BASKETBALL Philadelphia for D Matt Walker and a Tampa Bay, 23; Papelbon, to Norfolk (IL). ations. Traded RHP Mike Bille and National Basketball Association 2011 fourth-round draft pick. PITCHING—Jimenez, CLEVELAND INDIANS—Recalled OF Aaron Garza to Sioux City for INF BOSTON CELTICS—Re-signed G SOCCER Boston, 21; Gregg, Toronto, 21; Colorado, 15-1; Wainwright, St. RHP Jess Todd from Columbus (IL). Antoin Gray and a player to be named. Nate Robinson. Women’s Professional Soccer Jenks, Chicago, 20; ABailey, Louis, 14-5; JoJohnson, Florida, Optioned RHP Jeanmar Gomez to Released INF Chris Brown, OF Nook CHICAGO BULLS—Signed G SKY BLUE FC—Fired coach Oakland, 20; Rauch, Minnesota, 10-3; Carpenter, St. Louis, Columbus. Logan and RHP Wade Morrison. Ronnie Brewer. Pauliina Miettinen and assistant coach 20; MRivera, New York, 20. DETROT TIGERS—Recalled RHP LINCOLN SALTDOGS—Sold the DALLAS MAVERICKS—Signed F Anne Parnila. Promoted assistant 10-3; Latos, San Diego, 10-4; Armando Galarraga from Toledo (IL). contract of RHP Tim Brown to the Dirk Nowitzki. coach Rick Stainton to head coach. NATIONAL LEAGUE Lincecum, San Francisco, 10-4; Optioned LHP Andy Oliver to Toledo. . MIAMI HEAT—Re-signed C COLLEGE BATTING—Furcal, Los Arroyo, Cincinnati, 10-4; Pelfrey, —Optioned SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER Jamaal Magloire and F James Jones. NCAA—Named Connecticut ath- Angeles, .338; Prado, Atlanta, New York, 10-5; DLowe, Atlanta, RHP Alex Burnett to Rochester CAPTAINS—Signed RHP Carlos MILWAUKEE BUCKS—Signed G letic director Jeff Hathaway chairman 10-8; Halladay, Philadelphia, (IL). Purchased the contract of RHP Peralta. Released LHP Kedrick Martin Keyon Dooling. of the Division I men’s basketball com- .323; Byrd, Chicago, .316; from Rochester. and INF Bryan Cooksey. NEW JERSEY NETS—Named mittee. Polanco, Philadelphia, .316; 10-8. Transferred RHP Clay Condrey from SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS— Sam Mitchell, Larry Krystkowiak, ARKANSAS—Named Richard Ethier, Los Angeles, .314; STRIKEOUTS—Lincecum, the 15- to the 60-day DL. Signed RHP John Leonard and INF Popeye Jones, John Loyer and Tom Ownes graduate assistant tight ends DWright, New York, .312; Pujols, San Francisco, 136; Haren, —Placed Jeff King. Released OF Jon Owings, C Barrise assistant coaches. coach. St. Louis, .310. Arizona, 133; Halladay, OF Ryan Sweeney on the 15-day DL. Brett Mieras and LHP Andy Paulin. PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS— ASHLAND—Named Trent Mack Philadelphia, 131; JoJohnson, Recalled RHP Henry Rodriguez from WICHITA WINGNUTS—Signed Named Rich Cho general manager. men’s and women’s cross country RUNS—BPhillips, Cincinnati, Sacramento (PCL). RHP Jacob Wiley. Released INF Rene UTAH JAZZ—Signed G Raja Bell coach and men’s and women’s assis- 69; Prado, Atlanta, 65; Weeks, Florida, 130; Wainwright, St. SEATTLE MARINERS—Agreed Ruiz and RHP Dave Jensen. to a three-year contract. FOOTBALL tant track and field coach. Milwaukee, 62; Howard, Louis, 130; Dempster, Chicago, to terms with RHP Jose Torres, RHP Can-Am League National Football League CALIFORNIA—Named Will Philadelphia, 60; Votto, Cincinnati, 129; Kershaw, Los Angeles, 129. Rigoberto Garcia, LHP Luis Pena, BROCKTON ROX—Released C BUFFALO BILLS—Signed DE Alex Thomas assistant track and field 60; Kemp, Los Angeles, 59; SAVES—BrWilson, San LHP Erick Gomez, OF Phillips Castillo Dan Coury. Carrington to a four-year contract. coach. Pujols, St. Louis, 59. Francisco, 26; HBell, San and 3B Jose Calderon. NEW JERSEY JACKALS— CINCINNATI BENGALS— CLEMSON—Named Don Munson —Agreed to Released OF Michael Consolmagno. Released G Jason Shirley. director of creative media services for RBI—Howard, Philadelphia, Diego, 26; FCordero, Cincinnati, terms with OF Rocco Baldelli on a Signed LHP Jayson Miller. CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed the athletic department. 74; Hart, Milwaukee, 70; Pujols, 25; Capps, Washington, 23; minor league contract and assigned PITTSFIELD COLONIALS— TE Joel Gamble. FORDHAM—Announced the St. Louis, 67; DWright, New Lindstrom, Houston, 22; Nunez, him to Charlotte (FSL). Released RHP David Wasylak, RHP KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Signed retirement of men’s tennis and squash York, 67; Gomes, Cincinnati, 64; Florida, 22; FRodriguez, New National League Chance Corgan, RHP Cory Shepherd WR Eddie Kennison. coach Bob Hawthorn. Loney, Los Angeles, 64; CYoung, York, 21; Wagner, Atlanta, 21. 12

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MLS Former Cavalier sounds off on LeBron Major League Soccer NOTE: Three points for victory, one At A Glance point for tie. By The Associated Press JOHN KAMPF Harper said. “I think the first team where I can do that ing in Aurora, Harper said All Times EDT ——— Journal Register thing I would have done if now.’” he always “loved the city of EASTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday’s Games W L T Pts GF GA Kansas City 1, Columbus 0 News Service I was LeBron James was to The 6-foot-6 guard from Cleveland and the fanst of Columbus 9 3 4 31 22 13 Thursday’s Games call up the owner of the team Miami (Ohio) was the No. 8 Cleveland.” He also encour- New York 8 6 2 26 18 19 Seattle FC 1, D.C. United 0 Toronto FC 6 5 4 22 18 17 Saturday’s Games CONCORD — Ron and tell him of the choice I overall pick in the 1986 draft aged the Cavalier faithful to Chicago 4 5 5 17 18 19 Philadelphia 2, Toronto FC 1 Harper understands the desire made.” by the Cavaliers — the same remain strong through this Kansas City 4 8 4 16 13 20 Columbus 2, New York 0 Philadelphia 4 8 2 14 18 26 FC Dallas 2, Real Salt Lake 0 of LeBron James to win NBA James, during the hour- year Cleveland selected Brad tough transitional period sans New England 4 9 2 14 15 26 Colorado 1, Kansas City 1, tie championships. long special on ESPN, said Daugherty with the No. 1 James. D.C. 3 11 3 12 12 28 Sunday’s Games WESTERN CONFERENCE Los Angeles 2, D.C. United 1 He just would have han- the team he chose (Miami) pick. However, he was traded “One thing the Cavs fans W L T Pts GF GA Thursday, July 22 dled the execution of “The had just been told of his to the Los Angeles Clippers have to do,” he said, “is Los Angeles 12 2 3 39 27 8 San Jose at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Real Salt Lake 9 4 3 30 28 13 Saturday, July 24 Decision” a tad different, decision. None of the other in exchange for Reggie know they have a good coach FC Dallas 6 2 7 25 19 13 FC Dallas at Toronto FC, 4 p.m. starting with a phone call. contending teams for James’ Williams and the rights to (in Byron Scott). There are Colorado 6 4 5 23 17 14 Houston at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. San Jose 6 4 4 22 18 16 Chivas USA at Real Salt Lake, 10 The former Cleveland services — including the Danny Ferry early in the going to be some good play- Houston 5 7 4 19 21 22 p.m. Cavaliers star is playing in Cavaliers — knew of his 1989-90 season — one of the ers come here. It’s tough to Seattle 5 8 4 19 18 24 Sunday, July 25 Chivas USA 4 9 2 14 17 21 Colorado at Seattle FC, 10:30 p.m. the 87th annual Ohio Open choice until he announced it most scrutonized trades in lose a home-grown guy, but this week at Quail Hollow. moments later. Cavaliers’ history. things must go on. Basketball After shooting a first- “You play this game to “I left Cleveland because will live on here.” round score of 98 among a win an NBA championship,” they traded me — not because WNBA field of 199, Harper gave his Harper said. “But the first I traded them,” Harper said Women’s National San Antonio 7 12 .368 10 1/2 Basketball Association Los Angeles 5 15 .250 13 take on James’ choice to sign thing I would have done was sharply. Dolphin charged By The Associated Press Tulsa 4 16 .200 14 All Times EDT with the Miami Heat after thank the owner and thank the He went on to win five EASTERN CONFERENCE ——— spending the first seven years fans of Cleveland. I would championship rings, three with battery W L Pct GB Sunday’s Games Indiana 13 7 .650 — San Antonio 83, Los Angeles 73 of his NBA career with the have said, ‘it’s been a great with the Chicago Bulls (1996, Atlanta 14 8 .636 — Indiana 84, New York 81, OT Cavaliers. seven years, but I play the 1997 and 1998) and a pair against girlfriend Washington 12 7 .632 1/2 Chicago 61, Washington 59 Connecticut 12 8 .600 1 Monday’s Games “He was a free agent game to win a championship with the Los Angeles Lakers FORT LAUDERDALE, Chicago 11 11 .500 3 No games scheduled and (leaving) is his choice,” and I think I’m choosing a (2000 and 2001). Now resid- New York 9 10 .474 3 1/2 Tuesday’s Games Fla. (AP) — Miami Dolphins WESTERN CONFERENCE Seattle at San Antonio, 12:30 p.m. defensive end Phillip Merling W L Pct GB Tulsa at Los Angeles, 3 p.m. has been formally charged Seattle 18 2 .900 — New York at Connecticut, 8 p.m. Williams questionable for US Open Phoenix 8 12 .400 10 Wednesday’s Games with felony battery against his Minnesota 7 12 .368 10 1/2 Atlanta at Washington, 11:30 a.m. STEVEN WINE entire World Team Tennis how she was able to play pregnant girlfriend. AP Sports Writer season with the Washington against Clijsters, Williams The Broward State Kastles. Her team said she said, “Those Belgian doctors Attorney’s Office filed the Serena Williams is ques- cut the bottom of her foot and and waffles.” charge Friday. The 6-foot- WPS tionable for the U.S. Open needed stitches. Clijsters said she knew Women’s Professional Soccer ——— 5, 305-pound Merling was At A Glance Saturday’s Games because of her recent foot “Hey guys I’m doing bet- before the exhibition that arrested May 27 in Weston. By The Associated Press FC Gold Pride 2, Philadelphia 0 injury, according to ter,” Williams tweet- Williams was hurt pretty When the Broward Sheriff’s All Times EDT Sunday’s Games W L T Pts GF GA Boston 2, Washington 1 the WTA Tour. ed Monday. “Thanks seriously. Office arrested him, they noted FC Gold Pride 10 3 1 31 24 12 Atlanta 1, Sky Blue FC 0 Williams cut her for all the love.” “I saw her before we start- Philadelphia 6 5 3 21 21 19 that he either knew or should Sky Blue FC 5 6 3 18 12 16 Wednesday, July 21 right foot on broken On Sunday night ed but she didn’t go into have known the woman was Washington 4 5 5 17 20 19 FC Gold Pride at Boston, 7 p.m. glass at a restaurant she tweeted: “can’t how it happened,” Clijsters Chicago 4 5 5 17 11 11 Chicago at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. pregnant. Boston 4 5 4 16 14 15 Saturday, July 24 shortly after win- wait to get out of bed said. “I told her how much If convicted, the 25-year- Atlanta 2 7 4 10 8 19 Sky Blue FC at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. FC Gold Pride at Washington, 7 p.m. ning Wimbledon. & back on the courts I admired her for coming old could face up to 15 years NOTE: Three points for victory, one Sunday, July 25 The tour said last & do what i do best!” out there. A lot of players in in prison and a fine of up to point for tie. Boston at Chicago, 4 p.m. week she needed Ranked No. 1, her situation wouldn’t have $10,000. surgery and would Williams won her done it.” The NFL also could pun- miss three tournaments lead- fourth Wimbledon crown Williams subsequently ish Merling for violating the ing up to the Open. and 13th major title July 3. withdrew from upcoming league’s personal-conduct WBNA CAPSULES On Monday, tour spokes- The injury occurred shortly tournaments in Istanbul, policy. By The Associated Press a jumper 51 seconds later to man Andrew Walker said thereafter in Europe and at Cincinnati and Montreal. The A telephone message left NEW YORK (AP) — push the lead to five. Williams is questionable for first was not believed to be last of those, at Montreal, with Merling’s attorney, Tamika Catchings scored nine Sky 61, Mystics 59 the final Grand Slam of the serious. begins Aug. 16, and the U.S. who has filed a plea of not of her 22 points in overtime to WASHINGTON (AP) — Sylvia year. Williams’ return to the After hurting her foot, Open starts Aug. 30. guilty, was not immediately lift the Indiana Fever to an Fowles scored 13 points, includ- Open has been widely antici- Williams played in an exhi- “You want the best play- ing the go-ahead inside basket, to returned. 84-81 victory over the New help Chicago over Washington. pated because of her tumul- bition in Brussels on July ers to be out there, especially Merling had 33 tackles and York Liberty on Sunday. Dominique Canty scored 11 tuous semifinal loss there 8 against Clijsters before a at the U.S. Open,” Clijsters 2 1/2 sacks for the Dolphins Katie Douglas had 21 points and Jia Perkins added 10 last year, when she threw world-record tennis crowd of said. “It would be sad not to for the Sky (11-11), who won last season. points and Ebony Hoffman three straight for the first time a tirade at a line judge at 35,681. have Serena there.” added 15 points to help the since they won four in a row from the end of a match against Williams attended a WTT After winning the Fever (13-7) beat the Liberty May 27 and June 5. Fowles also Kim Clijsters and was fined match the next night in Glen Australian Open at the end of had 11 rebounds for her sixth Armstrong for the seventh straight straight double double. a record $82,500. Falls, N.Y., and did not play January, Williams was side- time. Catchings also had 10 Crystal Langhorne scored Because of the injury, but briefly discussed her inju- lined through April because rebounds and seven assists as 12 points and Marissa Coleman Williams is missing the ry with reporters. When asked of an injured left knee. out for glory added 11 for Washington (12-7), Indiana moved into first place which lost two straight for the first in the Eastern Conference, time since losing three in a row in in Tour percentage points ahead of late May. After three lead changes in the MLB CAPSULES Atlanta. fourth, Fowles took Erin Thorn’s mountain stage Cappie Pondexter had a AL The A’s, coming off a three-game broke a franchise record 13-game los- inside feed and muscled in a BALTIMORE (AP) — Rookie sweep in Kansas City, were looking ing streak by allowing a run, three hits By NAOMI KOPPEL layup from the left low block to and a walk with four strikeouts in five franchise-record and career- Wade Davis allowed one run over to move above .500 for the first time Associated Press Writer high 40 points for New York put the Sky up 59-58 with 1:20 eight innings in another sparkling per- since June 11. innings. to play. formance against Baltimore and Evan The Red Sox took the lead in Capuano, who missed the past (9-10). Leilani Mitchell Longoria had two hits during a seven- the fourth when Patterson legged out two seasons recovering from Tommy Silver Stars 83, Sparks 73 BAGNERES-DE- scored 15 on 5-for-6 shoot- SAN ANTONIO (AP) — run third inning in for Tampa Bay’s 8-1 a leadoff triple to snap an 0-for-11 John surgery, hadn’t won since May victory. streak and he scored on David Ortiz’s 13, 2007. LUCHON, France (AP) — ing on 3-pointers and Janel Roneeka Hodges scored a sea- Jason Bartlett drove in two runs sacrifice fly. With two outs, Beltre hit Todd Coffey, Zach Braddock, son-high 24 points, helping San Lance Armstrong was making McCarville added 12 points. for the Rays, who are 4-0 against the his 15th home run to give Boston a Kameron Loe and John Axford com- Antonio end a three-game losing Orioles at Camden Yards and 6-1 2-1 lead. bined for four shutout innings of relief. a final bid for Tour de France The Liberty’s previ- streak. overall. Tampa Bay owns the best road White Sox 6, Mariners 1 Axford earned his 12th in as many glory today, looking for a ous record was 33 points, Hodges, starting for the first record in the majors (30-16) despite SEATTLE (AP) — Alex Rios hit opportunities. time since June 6, was 6 of 10 losing two of three at Yankee Stadium a go-ahead, two-run homer and had Milwaukee won despite only three win in a Pyrenees stage that by Becky Hammon at over the weekend. three RBIs as first-place Chicago hits and four baserunners. from 3-point range. She had 13 includes the legendary Col du Minnesota on June 6, 2003, Davis (7-9) gave up seven hits, rebounded from perhaps their tough- Pittsburgh starter Jeff Karstens points in the first half and 11 in the walked one and struck out three. est defeat of the season to end a three- (2-5) only allowed three baserunners Tourmalet. and McCarville at Houston third quarter to lead San Antonio’s The right-hander is 9-11 in his brief game losing streak. during his six innings — but all of them The American seven-time on Sept. 2, 2008. Pondexter’s 26-12 run. big-league career, but in three starts The White Sox blew a three-run scored. Becky Hammon scored 21 against Baltimore he’s 3-0 with an lead in ninth inning of a 7-6 loss at Astros 11, Cubs 5 champion, riding the Tour for eclipsed her previous best of 0.75 ERA. Minnesota on Sunday. CHICAGO (AP) — Jason Castro hit points and Sophia Young added the last time at the age of 35 for Phoenix against Detroit 17 for the Silver Stars (7-12), who Davis has won two straight starts Daniel Hudson (1-0) struck out a three-run homer and Carlos Lee had moved into a third-place tie in the after losing a career-high five consecu- a career-high six while allowing five a two-run double in Chicago’s five-run 38, broke away in a small on July 6, 2006. tive decisions. hits and one run in 6 2-3 innings. first inning. West with Minnesota, a half game group right at the start of the Catchings’ tiebreaking Cesar Izturis had two hits and , subbing in right field Wandy Rodriguez (7-11) gave up behind Phoenix. drove in the lone run for the Orioles, while Carlos Quentin rested his bruised five runs in six innings but earned the 16th stage from Bagneres-de- 3-pointer gave the Fever the Tina Thompson scored 23 who have lost four straight — the last thumb, homered ahead of Gordon win because the Astros spotted him an Luchon to Pau, and was on lead for good, 78-75 with 4 points, including 17 in a fourth- two by a combined 18-2 score. Beckham’s RBI double in the eighth 8-0 lead. quarter rally that allowed Los Royals 5, Blue Jays 4, 10 inning, and Chicago increased its lead Hunter Pence had a two-run single his own for a while. minutes left in the extra peri- innings in the AL Central to a season-high 2 1/2 in the first inning and Chris Johnson hit Angeles (5-15) to get within As the riders started the od. Douglas followed with five. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Alberto games over Detroit and Minnesota. a two-run shot in the seventh for his Callaspo’s RBI single with two outs in The Mariners lost for the 13th time first major league homer and finished a final ascent of the day, the long the 10th inning helped Kansas City in 16 games. They are 21 games under double short of the cycle. snap a six-game losing streak. .500 (36-57), equaling their season Carlos Silva’s slide after starting Col d’Aubisque, Armstrong Toronto had taken a 5-4 lead in low. the season 8-0 with a 2.93 ERA contin- was riding in a group of 10, the top of the inning when Fred Lewis With the game tied at 1 and one ued. He was tagged for five runs, seven SPORTS BRIEFS scored on Jose Bautista’s single off on, Rios hit homered off David Pauley hits and two walks in one inning. In his more than six minutes ahead By The Associated Press Some of the players towered over Kyle Farnsworth (3-0). (0-2). It was his 16th of the season and last two starts, Silva (9-4) has allowed of the main field. 11 runs over 2 1-3 innings. FOOTBALL Obama in their heels as he shook their Scott Podsednik led off the bottom the 100th of his seven-year career. Armstrong, who also had NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Chris hands and posed for pictures in the of the 10th with a triple and scored on Pauley allowed eight hits and three Aramis Ramirez hit a two-run Johnson’s agent says the running back State Dining Room. Jason Kendall’s sacrifice fly to tie it. runs in six innings. homer and Tyler Colvin added a solo teammate Chris Horner in shot in the sixth inning for the Cubs, and the Tennessee Titans have agreed CYCLING Blue Jays closer Kevin Gregg (0-4) the group, was taking the on a revised deal that will ensure he AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Lance suffered his third blown save in 25 NL who are 15-26 against NL Central divi- sional opponents. reports to camp with the rest of the Armstrong’s attorney has sent a letter opportunities. ST. LOUIS (AP) — Albert Pujols’ largest share of time at the With two outs, Gregg walked Billy two-run homer in the fifth inning began a The Astros pounded the Cubs for a team. to the federal prosecutor investigating season-high 11 runs and 17 hits. front of the field. The group Agent Joel Segal would not say the seven-time Tour de France winner Butler and Jose Guillen. Callaspo sin- barrage of four long balls in a span of six gled up the middle to win it. at-bats and Blake Hawksworth survived Diamondbacks 13, Mets 2 also included French veteran how much of a raise Johnson is get- and his associates for possible fraud PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona chased ting, but did say the player will get a and doping violations, complaining Yunel Escobar homered with two a rocky start in the St. Louis Cardinals’ outs in the second. He has homered 8-4 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies Mike Pelfrey after 1 1-3 innings and Christophe Moreau and for- pay increase. Johnson will reportedly about leaks to the media. Mark Reynolds drove in four runs with earn $2.5 million this season under the The letter from Tim Herman to in consecutive games and has seven on Monday night. mer Giro d’Italia champion RBIs in that span. Rookie Allen Craig added his first a triple and his 21st home run. revised deal. Assistant U.S. Attorney Douglas Miller Pelfrey (10-5) threw 74 pitches, Damiano Cunego. It’s not the minimum $30 million in Los Angeles says it is “especially Rangers 8, Tigers 6, 14 innings career homer and Skip Schumaker hit DETROIT (AP) — Nelson Cruz’s his third of the season in a five-run fifth 51 in the first inning, in the shortest Armstrong has no chance in guaranteed money the 2009 AP unfair to subject Mr. Armstrong to this outing of his career. He allowed six Offensive Player of the Year had want- continuing media blitz when he is in the two-run homer in the 14th inning gave against . Randy Winn led Texas the win in a game that was off the sixth with a pinch-hit shot off runs and seven hits. After starting the of winning the overall title ed after becoming just the sixth back middle of his final Tour de France.” season 9-1, the right-hander is 1-4 with to run for at least 2,000 yards last A copy of the letter was obtained marred by two injuries and finally . The four-homer game but can hope for some glory ended in the rain two minutes before tied a season best for the NL Central 9.11 ERA in his last six starts. Pelfrey season. by The Associated Press. is 0-5 in six career starts against the with a stage win. However, he no longer will be the The letter also said Armstrong’s midnight. leaders, who have won a season-high Detroit lost its sixth straight game six straight and are a season-best 11 Diamondbacks. Behind, in the main pack, lowest-paid running back on the Titans attorneys talked to Miller about the had two RBIs with a leaks less than two weeks ago and are despite two home runs from Miguel games over .500 (52-41). roster with a base salary of $550,000. Kendrick (5-4) surrendered seven double and triple as Arizona amassed the Astana teammates of BASEBALL “extremely frustrated that these leaks Cabrera. The win snapped Texas’ 11-game runs in five innings, coughing up a 4-2 a season-high 18 hits. defending champion Alberto SAN DIEGO (AP) — The San have intensified.” lead as the Phillies lost for the fourth The Mets have lost four of their Diego Padres extended manager Bud AUTO RACING losing streak at Comerica Park. The game had a scary moment in time in five games. first five on an 11-game post-All-Star Contador were leading the Black’s contract for three years through MIAMI (AP) — NASCAR driver Pujols hit his 22nd homer and first break trip to the West and seven of the 2013 season, with club options for Juan Pablo Montoya announced the the sixth inning when Rangers reliever charge, as he rode in yellow Dustin Nippert was hit in the head since the All-Star break for a 5-4 lead. nine overall. the 2014 and 2015 seasons. arrival of daughter Manuela on through Pujols also doubled and had a run- Ian Kennedy (5-7) gave up a run as overall leader for the first Black has had the surprising his Twitter account. by Austin Jackson’s line drive. The ball landed in left field for a double scoring groundout. and four hits through five innings to win time in this year’s race. Padres in first place in the NL West Manuela joins brother Sebastian Marlins 9, Rockies 8 his second straight decision after losing since April 20. They have an NL-best and sister Paulina. The 34-year-old as Texas players, coaches and train- ers raced toward the mound. Nippert MIAMI (AP) — Pinch-hitter Donnie his previous four. Earlier, the Spaniard apol- 54-37 record and a four-game lead Colombian said both his wife Connie Murphy hit a two-run homer with two Seven players had at least one over the . and the baby are doing great. quickly sat up and walked off the field ogized for the way he took under his own power. outs in the ninth inning for the Marlins. RBI for the Diamondbacks, who were Black was hired after Bruce Bochy The birth following a rare NASCAR It was the fifth lead change in the coming off a three-game sweep at over the lead from rival left following the 2006 season. He has off week means Montoya will almost Detroit lost third baseman Brandon Inge for 4-6 weeks after he broke his game. All-Star starter Ubaldo Jimenez San Diego. Mets shortstop Jose Reyes Andy Schleck. On Monday, a record of 281-297, including 89-74 in certainly be in Indianapolis this departed trailing after his shortest out- committed two errors in the first two 2007, his first season. weekend for the 400-mile Cup race left hand when he was hit by a pitch he attacked as Schleck suf- from Scott Feldman in the third inning. ing of the season, but Jonathan Herrera innings. The Diamondbacks’ Chris HOCKEY at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. hit his first career homer to put the Young had three leadoff singles and fered a mechanical problem NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Ilya Montoya is 21st in the standings a Matt Harrison (2-1) got out of a bases-loaded, one-out jam in the Rockies ahead 8-7 in the eighth inning. scored on all of them. Kovalchuk is staying with the New season after making NASCAR’s Chase After Rockies closer Huston Street Giants 5, Dodgers 2 and holds an eight-second for the championship. bottom of the 11th. In the 12th, the Jersey Devils, agreeing to a stagger- Rangers put runners on the corners (1-2) retired the first two batters in the LOS ANGELES (AP) — Nate lead over the Luxembourg ing 17-year, $102 million deal with NASCAR is in the midst of a baby with two outs, but Julio Borbon flied out ninth, Dan Uggla walked. Murphy — Schierholtz hit a two-run homer in the rider. the team. boom this season: Jimmie Johnson, to end the inning. batting for only the fourth time this sea- fourth inning for San Francisco, keep- Kovalchuk’s agent and the team Carl Edwards and Elliott Sadler all Cruz finally ended it with a shot just son — homered on a 1-0 pitch. ing Los Angeles winless since the In a video posted on announced that the high-scoring left became first-time fathers this year, inside the right-field pole off Enrqiue The Rockies’ earlier comeback kept All-Star break. YouTube, Contador said: wing has agreed to stay with New and Jeff Gordon and his wife are Gonzalez (0-1). alive a nine-game winning streak for The Giants’ 10th win in their Jersey, ending weeks of speculation expecting. Harrison threw four shutout innings Jimenez (15-1). last 12 games moved them past “Maybe I made a mistake. where the league’s leading goal scorer SOCCER of relief and Neftali Feliz pitched a rainy Jimenez twice failed to protect a the Colorado into second place in the I’m sorry. I don’t like things since 2001 would be skating next sea- LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — 14th for his 25th save. lead. His final pitch was rookie Mike NL West, four games behind idle San son. The Court of Arbitration for Sport has Red Sox 2, Athletics 1 Stanton’s three-run homer that put Diego. like what happened today, The deal is somewhat salary-cap heard a case on the right to select OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Daisuke Florida ahead 6-4. The Dodgers have lost five straight, I’m not like that and I hope friendly for the Devils, who will absorb Ireland’s top young soccer players for Matsuzaka pitched two-hit ball into the Jimenez allowed six runs, four including a four-game sweep at St. an annual hit of $6 million — the aver- international duty. seventh inning and Adrian Beltre hom- earned, in 5 1-3 innings and has an Louis, since the break and seven of the relationship that I have age amount per season. However, The Northern Ireland federation ered to help Boston snap Oakland’s ERA of 6.39 in his past five starts. their last 11. They dominated the with Andy can go back to Kovalchuk will remain on the books challenged what it believes is poaching five-game winning streak. Jhan Marinez (1-0) earned his first Giants in the first half, winning five of through the 2026-27 season. by its southern neighbor, after recent Eric Patterson tripled and scored major league win. six, including a three-game sweep last being as good as it was before BASKETBALL political peace granted players dual against his former team as the Red Brewers 3, Pirates 1 month in San Francisco. this happened.” WASHINGTON (AP) — President nationality. Sox got off to a strong start on their PITTSBURGH (AP) — Prince Madison Bumgarner (3-2) allowed Barack Obama saluted the champi- Northern Ireland appealed after 10-game West Coast road trip. Boston Fielder and Rickie Weeks hit home runs two runs and six hits in 5 2-3 innings. Today’s grueling 16th ons of women’s professional basket- FIFA allowed 18-year-old Daniel had lost eight of 11 heading into the trip for the second consecutive game for He struck out three and walked two. stage is a 124-mile ride that ball, calling them role models for the Kearns to switch allegiance to the that continues in Seattle and Anaheim. Milwaukee and Chris Capuano won for Brian Wilson pitched the ninth, loading nation’s girls. Republic of Ireland despite not even Ben Sheets (4-9) put together the first time in more than three years. the bases with two outs before striking takes in four major climbs, Obama, an avid basketball player, having a grandparent born there, which another solid outing for the A’s, allow- Weeks homered for the third time in out Casey Blake to earn his 26th save including the Tourmalet. welcomed the Phoenix Mercury to the is the usual minimal requirement for ing two runs and seven hits in 6 2-3 two days to extend his club record for in 28 chances. White House after their second WNBA players to switch nationalities. innings. homers by a second baseman to 18. The Dodgers recalled James The 172 riders will take on championship. He thanked the players FIFA recognizes a 1998 political Matsuzaka (7-3) has won consecu- Fielder took over sole possession of McDonald (0-1) from Triple-A the Tourmalet for a second for setting a good example, saying development allowing anyone born on tive starts after going more than a the NL home run lead with his 23rd for Albuquerque before the game to make he lives with “three tall, good-looking the island of Ireland to claim a passport month without a win. the Brewers, who have won six of their his first appearance this season. The time on Thursday, finishing women who are quite competitive and from either side. Jonathan Papelbon pitched a per- past eight. right-hander gave up four runs and nine at the top. 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W/D � ����������������� � ����������������� ���� ���������� ������ ��������������������������� ����������������������������������������������������������������������� ��������� ��������� RN’S hookup CA, �������garage � �NO ������������� P/T� ����������������� 3rd Shift Cash for Gold ������� �� ������������� � �����������������Scrap Gold, Gold Jewelry, Pets. Lease ����������������������& Deposit. ���������������������������������� ����������������������� Apply in person Pllace your Ad Today ������������������������ ��� ��� �������������� ������������������Silver coins, Silverware, Pocket 419-453-3597Place yo�u ��������r Ad T ��o �������day ������������������������ ��� 8:00am-4:00pm Hope for Behcet’s patients ������������������������ �����See me, �� ������������������������������ ������ �������� �������� ������� ������� ��� � �� � � ���������� ���������� ��������������������������������Monday through Friday Watches, Diamonds. ������������ ��������������������������������������������������� ����� �� ������� ����������� ��� ��������������������� ������������ House For Sale DEAR DR. GOTT: This letter������� is in����� �������� �������� ��������� ����� ��� � �� � � ���������� ���������� ����BILL �����HOFFMAN, �� � Vancrest�������������������������������� of Delphos 2330 Shawnee Rd. 800 ���� ��������������� ������� � ������������������������������������������� ��������� ������� ������������ �� �� � ��� ��������������������� regards ��������������������������� to your recent article concerning����������� DR. � ������������ PETER J.������� GOTT �������� ��������� ���������������������������� ����� �� � 1425 East Fifth St. Lima ��������������������������� ������������� ��� ������������ ������� � ���������������� ��������� for the best buy on your the woman����������������������������� with Behcet’s disease. ��� ����������������� Delphos, OH 45833 � �� �� � (419) 229-2899 746 SKINNER St., Del- ���������������������������� � � ��� � � �� ����������� � ������������ ������������������������new or used vehicle. I was� diagnosed ���� ���������� with ����������� Behcet’s in 1990��������������������������� EOE phos, $0 Down, $0 Clos- ��������� ��������������� ��� ��� ��������� and saw 27 doctors before being diagnosed������������������������������������� ing Cost, New Appliances, � ���������� ������������������ ���� ������������������� ��� �������� and finding������������������������������ my way to remission. The� ���� ���������� ����������� � � � ��� � � �� ����� �� � ������� �� � ���� ������ and Home Warranty. A big ������������ ��������� ����� ���������������� ����������� ���������������On ��� ��� ��� TOM AHL woman in your article is suffering from one����������������� �������� 4 bed, 2 bath home with ���������������������������� � ��� �������������������������� ������������������ ��617 KI������������N��G AVE., L�������IMA, OH 45805 2 an att. garage. Call of the worst�������������� parts of Behcet’s: �������������� the inability � � � to eat due�������������������� to mouth and throat lesions.�������������������������������������������������� ����� �� � ������� �� � ���� ������ ����������������������������419-586-8220 creative- � �����������������������������Health ��������� ����� ������ � ����������� ��� 419-228-3413 professional Must see beautiful 3 bedroom, 1 bath ranch with 2 car garageShe is starving to death, and at this point, ����������������� homebuyingsolutions.com ��� ��������������� �������������������������������������� ����� JimC ELLaL n4g19h-a2l9s6 -R7e18a8lty close to park and schools. Fireplace, 22x22 great room, largefood open is the medicine that she needs more� ���������������� ������ ���� � �� ���� �������������� � �� ���������������� ������������ ����������������������� kitchen, new roof and furnace, appliances stay. Move in ready. ������������� ������������ gemologists than anything. This, too, happened to me.���������������������������������� I does lidocaine gel for lesions elsewhere).�������������������� ������������������ Available immediately. ����������������������������Auto Repairs/ �������� ������ ����� ������������ � ����������������� www.jimlanghalsrealty.com 810 lost 80 pounds�������������������� and was in bed � ���� for months,� ���������� This � ������ might happen once or twice a year, � ���for ������������ your Call for showing Parts/Acc.419-863-9480Must see. OPENbeautiful SUNDAYS 3 bedroom,waiting 2-4 1 to bath����������������� die. ranch Finally, with a 2 ��doctor car ������ garage prescribed ��������������� Sun., March 9 close to park and schools. Fireplace,������������������������� 22x22 great room, large open ���and who couldn’t live with that?���������� I know ����� Jim Langhals Realty ���������������������������������������� Costanzi’s solution, a compound��� used��������������� what the future holds but live day-to-day,� �� ������ ���� � �� ���� OPEN HSOCUSHER1A to 3D p.mE. R appraisal kitchen, new roof and furnace, appliances��������� stay. ������ Move in� ready.�� �������������� for those���������������������� with mouth cancer, ����� etc. I know a life full and busy. I wish the same for this ������������� ����������������������� ������ ������� ������ ������� HEMidwestLPAvailable WAN immediately. TOhioED �������� ������ ����� ������������ ���������������� needs������������������ on you cannot� ��������������������������� prescribe medication, ����� but this ��������������������������� woman ������ � �������� and her family. � ���� www.jimlaRngEhaAlsrLeaTltyY.co mLLC � ��������������������������������� Auto Parts woman needs���������������������������� to know that Costanzi’s���������������� will ��������� � ���������� � ������ Call for showing 419-863-9480����������������. OPEN SUNDAYS 2-4 �����������������DEAR READER: �� ������ I have reprinted your “Put yo�������������������ur dreams in our �������� hands” � ��� ������������ � ���������������� ��������� �� �����������������������������Sun., March 9 ����������������������� PART-TIME allow her to swallow again. It kills the������������� pain������������������������� letter in its complete form because of the 202 N. Washington Street Office: 419-692-2249 July 21 Specialist � ����������� � ������� ��������������� ������������������������������������������������������������ long enough�������� to ��������������������� take those much-needed������������ positive ray of hope in dealing��� with this �������������������������������������Delphos, OH 45833 Fax:1 419-692-2205 to 3 p.m. ����������������� Windshields Installed, New ��������� ������ � �� OPEN HOUSE ���������������������������at 10 a.m. Visual Image photoPRE-PRESS bites of food.����� �All ����� she �������� needs �������to do is��� swish������������ complicated disorder. Schrader �����������Realty is pleased to Lights, Grills, Fenders,Mirrors,HE LP WA�N �����T ��������ED ��� ���� ���� ���������������������� ����� FEATURED HannOounMce ES ���������������������� ������� ������ ���������� ���������� �������������and swallow,���������������������� wait a few moments, ������ and then� ���������������������������Costanzi’s is an oral remedy����� developed � ������ ������ � �������� ���������������� Hoods, Radiators eat or drink.� ����������������������� �������������������������������������� ����� ��� �������� Judy (Wannemacher) Bosch � ���������������������������������� ��������������������������������� � �� ����������by Dr. ������� John Costanzi of the���������������� University of ��������� ����� ��� � �� � ��a � �s the������������������� newest member to o ��������ur staff! Behcet’s is a lonely disease. I wish ���������������� I ����������� ����4893 ���������������������Dixie Hwy, Lima � ���������� ��� � �� �������������������Texas Medical Branch. Its � purpose ���������������� is to ��������� �� ����������������������� �������������������������������Judy can be reached at �������������������������� PARcouldT- impartT��� Ito Mthis womanE and her family���������������� ������������� ������������ ��������������� 419-230-1983 ����������������������� � ��������������������� � �������������������������� �����������help debilitated� ������� patients with conditions ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 1-800-589-6830 that they must never lose hope, and���������������� ������������ She m����������ay also be co��������ntacted via ���������� �������������� ��������such ��������������������� as oral ulcerations related to AIDS, ���������������������������������������� �������� Jewelry that remission������������� is possible.� ��������� The average�������������� �������� � � �� ema��������������������������il at: [email protected] � ���������������������������� � �������������������� MLS SERVICE �����������������������������������PRE-PR���������E ����������������SS �����chemotherapy � ����� �������� and ������� other��� conditions.������������ �������������������������� ������������������������������� Fetzer’s remission��������� for a person ���������������� with Behcet’s is eight� ����� �������� ��� ���� ���� or thru our website at TRICO REALTY IS OPEN SATURDAYS As you pointed out, it is comprised of �������������������������� �� ��� � ��������� �� FE����������������������������ATUREDww������������������������������w .sHchraOderreMalty.Enet.S FROM 8:32120 TO 1N.2:3 0Main TO SER St.V����������������E Y •OU DelphosR REAL ESTA T419-692-2777E NEEDS 840 Mobile��� Homes ����������years. I have ������������� more than doubled that. ����������������������Benadryl elixir, tetracycline ������ liquid, Nystatin ����������� ��������������� ����������� ���������������� �������������� ���������� ����� Very ����������������������������� often, doctors overprescribe.� ����������������������� ��������� �������� ������ ������ � ��� ��������� � ���������������������������������Eagle � ���������oral �� �� suspension �� ���� and Synalar� �� solution. ���������� ������� ������������ ���������������� � �� � �� � � OPEN HOUSE The overload����� �������������������of medications and the side ���������������� TH RENT OR Rent to Own. 2 ����� �������������Disclaimers ��������������� emphatically stress� �� that ������������������� any ��� �������� ����������� ���� ��������������������� ������������ ����� ��� ���������� ���������� ��� ������������������������������������������ ��� ������� SUNDAY, MARCH 9 FROM 1-3 P.M. bedroom, 1 bath mobile effects are what keep a patient bedridden.��� ���������������� �������������������������� Print ���������� ���������������healthcare professional who chooses to �������������� ��������� ��������������� ������ ��� �� ������������������������ �� 1109 S. 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Tomorrow’s HI AND LOIS Child deserves Horoscope By Bernice Bede Osol Wednesday, July 21, 2010 better than this There is a good chance that you Dear Annie: I have been food in the living room and might establish some goals in the year married to “Sam” for two rats scurrying about (call the ahead that are a complete departure from what you’ve set in the past, years. Before we were togeth- health department)? If their which is OK if they are taking you to er, Sam was in a relationship home is a health hazard to grand places. What you envision can with “Sara,” who became small children who live there, be achieved. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - It pregnant. She claimed your wife should speak to her might take far greater discipline than the baby was his, and he sister and explain the need usual to finish what you start today. believed her. He took care to be more conscientious. If you don’t want to leave a mess in your wake, you had better stay on top of this child and loved him. Otherwise, this falls under of whatever you take on. BLONDIE But Sara started seeing her the MYOB category. If you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Gener- ex-boyfriend when he was can’t tolerate the mess, don’t ally, you’re pretty careful about what released from prison. That go. But let your wife be your you say about others, but today some flippant negative comments could made Sam question whether guide when it comes to how be taken more seriously than usual. the child was his. best to handle her sister. Mean what you say and say only what After we married, Sam Dear Annie: I read the let- you mean. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Al- demanded a pater- ter from “Not Over though there are plenty of substantial nity test. Sara the Hill,” whose material opportunities hovering about said she needed grandson’s teenage you today, you will need a sharp eye to detect them. Unless you are seri- to ask her boy- friends run around ously looking for them, you could friend because he naked all day. Her easily miss them. was raising this husband thinks it’s LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) - Those in your charge will easily be child. The boy- fine and says it was able to discern whether you are being friend refused. common when he tough or just pretending when you Sara waffled back was a boy. give them orders today. You’ll have to BEETLE BAILEY really mean it for your dictates are to and forth, saying Granddad and I be followed. both men were the are from the same SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) father of her baby. era. When we were - Overhearing a disclosure that is Recently, the kids, group nudity meant to be confidential could put you on track to something quite ben- child was removed Annie’s Mailbox wasn’t unusual -- eficial if you are sharp enough to pick from her home but only when there up on it and know how to construc- because of abuse accusations. was a reason for it. However, tively use it. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Even though this boy now today most teenage boys are 21) - Prompting from an acquaintance looks a great deal like Sam, more modest and quick to could cause you to behave in an abra- the authorities will not turn accuse others of being gay. sive manner to someone who doesn’t really deserve it. Don’t be hood- him over to us because Sara They also read a sexual context winked into believing what isn’t true. claims her boyfriend is the into any nudity that involves CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. father. more than one person. 19) - If an ambitious plan you’ve If this child is Sam’s, he Grandpa should try a non- been contemplating is prematurely exposed today, it could easily weaken SNUFFY SMITH wants to take responsibility. judgmental approach and ask your position. Guard your important He asked again for a paternity his grandson why the boys intentions more carefully. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - test, and Sara refused. Now do this. It would be a good Be careful not to allow someone who she claims the child is not his opportunity to open some is famous for making waves draw you and the only reason she origi- dialogue and offer support if into one of his/her intrigues today. If nally said so was for sup- there are any issues. I do not you participate, you will be the one who ends up looking like the perpe- port money. But, Annie, the suspect anything objection- trator. time frame doesn’t match up. able is happening, but there PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - As far as we can determine, may be a hidden element that Success in a collective situation will not be enhanced by a large number of her boyfriend was in prison more conservative parents participants today. Only people with when she became pregnant. I would find not to their lik- talent and know-how will be able to think she refuses a paternity ing. -- Member of IECA pull off what everybody is hoping. ARIES (March 21-April 19) - test because she doesn’t want Pittsburgh Generally you are one who nearly Sam to get custody. Is there Dear Pittsburgh: You’ve always thinks for yourself, but today anything else my husband made a good point, and we this splendid quality won’t be visible. HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Although you rarely do so, you will can do other than getting a hope Granddad will follow let bias influence your opinions at this court-ordered paternity test? your suggestion. time. -- Baby Mama Drama Annie’s Mailbox is written TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Dear Drama Check to see if it is a selfish reason : Does Sam by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy that is causing you to step out of char- want custody of this child? Sugar, longtime editors of the acter. Don’t make one set of rules for If so, he needs to pursue it Ann Landers column. Please yourself, while making an entirely before the child’s attachments e-mail your questions to different set for everybody else. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - become stronger. That means [email protected], Generally speaking you are noticed a court-ordered paternity test, or write to: Annie’s Mailbox, wherever you go, regardless of what because obviously, Sara is c/o Creators Syndicate, 5777 you are doing or who you are with, so make sure the impression you make never going to acquiesce on W. Century Blvd., Ste. 700, today isn’t a negative one. her own. It will also clear up Los Angeles, CA 90045. Copyright 2010, United Feature Syndicate, Inc. the question of whose child it is and settle the matter once and for all. BORN LOSER Dear Annie: My wife and I enjoy a great marriage, but from time to time, her sister invites us over for parties. Her house is filthy and abso- lutely disgusting. We don’t know how to handle the situation. I have an 8-year-old son and don’t really want him spending time in that nauseating house. My wife can put up with it in order to be with her sis- FRANK & ERNEST ter, but I don’t want to go there. Should we be honest about why, or do we con- tinue to make excuses for my absence? -- Indiana Dad Dear Indiana: We’re sur- prised the other party guests continue to show up if the house is such a pigsty. Are we talking dirty dishes in the sink (minor) or rotting

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10 – The Herald Tuesday, July 20, 2010 www.delphosherald.com Karzai expects to take charge by 2014 By DEB RIECHMANN possible in combatting the insurgency within Afghanistan. But he said that transition to Afghan Finance Ministry. That figure does and RAHIM FAIEZ its borders. He was flanked by international Afghan-led security would be based on “con- not include funds for the training of security The Associated Press diplomats including Ban and U.S. Secretary ditions, not calendars.” forces. of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. “Our mission will end when — but only Many donor countries, and particularly the KABUL, Afghanistan — President Hamid “I remain determined that our Afghan when — the Afghans are able to maintain United States, have been reluctant to give an Karzai on today reaffirmed his commitment national security forces will be responsible security on their own,” Rasmussen said. Afghan government infamous for corruption for Afghan police and soldiers to take charge for all military and law enforcement opera- Karzai also expressed his government’s and bloated bureaucracy authority over funds of security nationwide by 2014 and urged tions throughout our country by 2014” — desire to take charge of more of its affairs. He — and so distribute most of their aid through his international backers to distribute more more than three years after President Barack asked his international partners not only to international development groups or contrac- of their development aid through the govern- Obama’s date for the start of an American channel 50 percent of their foreign assistance tors. It is widely believed that graft feeds ment. troop drawdown, Karzai said. through the government within two years, he frustration with the Afghan government and Karzai spoke at a one-day international Delegates will endorse the 2014 goal, also urged them to align 80 percent of their boosts support for the insurgency. conference on Afghanistan’s future that comes according to a draft conference communi- projects with priorities that have been identi- NATO’s provincial reconstruction teams at a critical juncture: NATO and Afghan forc- que obtained by The Associated Press — a fied by Afghans. often say they use foreign assistance to dig es have launched a major operation to drive reminder that Western countries expect to “It is time to concentrate our efforts on wells or improve roads, because money for the Taliban out of their strongholds, and the retain forces in Afghanistan for years to come. a limited number of national programs and such things doesn’t percolate down from the insurgents are pushing back. Rockets fired at Even after the government takes over control projects to transform the lives of our people, national government. the Kabul airport today forced the diversion of of nationwide security, there will likely still reinforce the social compact between the Clinton noted that Karzai’s administration a plane carrying U.N. Secretary-General Ban be a large presence of international troops. state and the citizens,” Karzai said. “Let us had taken steps to fight corruption, but said Ki-moon and Sweden’s foreign minister. Local forces formally took over security in together focus less on short-term projects.” more needed to be done. Wearing a traditional striped robe and the capital in 2008, for instance, but NATO Since the 2001 U.S.-led invasion that top- “There are no short-cuts to fighting cor- peaked fur hat, Karzai said that Afghanistan troops continue to patrol its streets. pled the Taliban, 77 percent of the $29 billion ruption and improving governance,” she said. and its Western allies share “a vicious com- NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh in international aid spent in Afghanistan has “On this front, both the Afghan people and mon enemy.” But, he said, victory will come Rasmussen said the alliance will never allow been disbursed on projects with little or no the people of the international community in giving Afghans as much responsibility as the Taliban to topple the government of input from the government, according to the expect results.” Gun permit allows Capitol access ‘Barefoot Bandit’ may AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Everyone from lobbyists to law- yers and journalists is rushing to get permits to carry guns get book or movie deal inside the Texas Capitol, where legislators already often tote By GENE JOHNSON pistols in boots and purses or stow them away inside their The Associated Press desks. A unique loophole in a new security procedure means a gun SEATTLE — The tale of the Barefoot Bandit is Hollywood- permit is like a special-access pass into the domed building, ready, with its barely schooled, shoeless scamp dodging police as allowing people who are certified to carry a gun to bypass lines he allegedly stole planes and cars in a cross-country dash before at the metal detectors that were set up after a shooting incident he was nabbed in a high-speed boat chase in the Bahamas. earlier this year. A well-known entertainment lawyer hired by Colton Harris- There’s now a frenzy for folks to get trained and licensed Moore’s mother says he is being swamped by unsolicited offers to carry a firearm, especially before the legislative session for book and movie deals, and no law would prohibit the 19-year- begins in January. It’s not required that people have a gun to old or his mom from getting rich off his tale. enter the Capitol through the express lane. Merely holding a But hardball-playing prosecutors could seek to have them valid permit, and presenting it at the entrance, will get them agree to turn over any profits from such deals in exchange for expedited entry. Harris-Moore avoiding a long prison sentence. The government The metal detectors were installed at the Capitol’s four could use the money to repay his alleged victims. public entrances in May, a few months after a man fired off “Most victims in this case would not look kindly on either the a few rounds outside the doors of the main entrance. No one defendant or his family getting rich,” said Mark Bartlett, former was harmed. first assistant U.S. attorney in Seattle. “It would be very difficult Republican Gov. Rick Perry, who is known to sometimes for him to make a pitch for leniency without a clean and total dis- carry a .380 caliber pistol, vehemently objected to the metal gorgement of profits he or his family members are making.” detectors, saying he didn’t want to see airport-like security Harris-Moore was arrested in the Bahamas a week after he logjams at a Capitol known for its open and freewheeling reportedly crash-landed there in a plane stolen July 4 from an culture. Indiana airport. He made initial court appearances in Florida Texas law allows people to carry a weapon if they have a permit and as long as the gun is concealed. A separate lane last week and is being returned to Seattle, where he faces a fed- Stacy Taff photo eral charge in the crash-landing of a plane stolen from Idaho last for license-holders had to be created so gun-toters could enter year. Flippin’ for the pool without having to pull out their weapons — or unconceal them The self-taught pilot is suspected of more than 70 crimes Jaden Risner does a backward flip off the board at the — along with their wallets and keys. across nine states since he walked away from a halfway house in Delphos Municipal Swimming Pool Monday afternoon. Guns were previously allowed in the Capitol. With the April 2008, many of them in Washington’s bucolic islands. Some The hot, humid weather has drawn a crowd to the local arrival of the metal detectors, permit-holders now get their prosecutors and a defense attorney who was asked to represent pool. licenses scanned to make sure they are in good standing and him have expressed interest in negotiating a “global” plea deal to their bags are put through an X-ray scanner. resolve all or most of the allegations. The U.S. Attorney’s Office has declined to comment on how Tea partiers raging over blog Runaway plastic ducks need to be rounded up the prosecution will proceed, except to say it is reviewing crimes By BECKY BOHRER FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) — A child advocacy agency is attributed to Harris-Moore to see which might be prosecuted in The Associated Press hoping to get all its ducks in a row after more than 1,000 plastic federal court. Police suspect Harris-Moore took stolen cars, a boat entrants in a charity duck race floated to freedom in northeast and planes across state lines, and interstate transportation of stolen JUNEAU, Alaska — An official with the Tea Party Express Indiana. property is a federal offense with a 10-year maximum sentence. on Monday blasted its expulsion from a national coalition over Stop Child Abuse & Neglect says 17,000 plastic ducks John Henry Browne, a Seattle lawyer who has been asked to its refusal to oust a former chairman who satirized the NAACP were dropped into the St. Joseph River in Fort Wayne during represent Harris-Moore, did not return calls and e-mails seeking in a controversial blog posting. the June 19 fundraiser but that only 15,000 were retrieved that comment. The political action committee that raises money for day. A global plea deal would be more efficient than prosecuting Republican candidates was booted from the National Tea Party Spokeswoman Jennifer Boen says about 1,000 of the rogue him in one jurisdiction after another, but it isn’t clear that would Federation for refusing to rebuke spokesman Mark Williams, ducks have since been recovered, and that some of the others satisfy the local, elected prosecutors who have dealt with Harris- whose posting referred to NAACP president Benjamin Jealous have been spotted as far away as Ohio. Moore the longest. as “Tom’s nephew and NAACP head colored person.” The group says it is working with the Fort Wayne Water “I never say never, but my preference is that he answer for Tea Party Express coordinator Joe Wierzbicki said it was Department to catch the remaining ducks and that it wouldn’t Island County charges in Island County court,” said Island County “arrogant and preposterous” for the federation to expel his do anything to jeopardize the beauty of the river. Prosecutor Greg Banks, whose jurisdiction includes Harris-Moore’s group. hometown of Camano Island. “He’s got a lot to answer for.” “Circular firing squads of groups within the tea party move- He also noted Harris-Moore still has two years left on the sen- ment attacking one another accomplish nothing, and on this issue tence he walked away from in 2008. the Tea Party Federation is wrong,” he said in a statement. Harris-Moore might not be charged in every case in which The friction highlights fault lines within the loosely jointed he’s a suspect. In some Washington burglaries, little or no physi- tea party movement, which has no formal organization or cal evidence was uncovered. In Indiana, Monroe County Chief bylaws. Internal squabbling could weaken its political clout, and Deputy Prosecutor Bob Miller said charges in the plane theft are it comes at a time when the NAACP and other have sought to Answers to Monday’s questions: unlikely for that reason. discredit the movement. Rosemary, oregano, thyme and marjoram belong to In other states, prosecutors have already filed charges. The tea party — thousands of community groups that pro- the mint family. If the U.S. attorney’s office were to broker a deal, it could mote limited government, free markets and other conservative A scalene triangle has no equal angles or sides. recommend leniency in exchange for Harris-Moore agreeing to and Libertarian principles — has resisted any notion of central- Today’s questions: direct profits from movie or book deals to victims. That would ized control. How often does the epidermis, the outer layer of be easier on victims, who otherwise might have to sue him for Other Tea Party Express officials tried to distance the group your skin, replace itself? damages. from Williams but stopped short of expelling him. What animal is believed to have the best hearing? But prosecutors are unlikely to offer leniency unless Harris- Williams “may speak on behalf of us in some circumstances, Answers in Wednesday’s Herald. Moore’s mother also agrees to forego any profits, Bartlett said. in some situations, and we may agree on some things,” Tea Today’s words: “A plea agreement is a contract, and that contract can be very Party Express Chairwoman Amy Kremer said during an appear- Keraunophobia: fear of lightning ance in Anchorage to help U.S. Senate hopeful Joe Miller. “This broad,” Bartlett said. “She’s not being prosecuted, but her profits Zoppo: musically syncopated could definitely be part of the negotiations.” is not one of the things that we agree upon.”

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