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DELPHOSTelling The Tri-County’s Story Since 1869HERALD 50¢ daily www.delphosherald.com Thursday, February 21, 2013 Delphos, Ohio Upfront Delphos’ first female Relay team sets annual Trivia police officer to retire Challenge The Delphos Union after 33 years of service Bank Relay For Life team will host the 11th annual BY NANCY SPENCER Trivia Challenge at 8 [email protected] p.m. on March 29 at the Delphos Eagles Lodge. DELPHOS — This week Teams consist of eight marks the last for Delphos’ to 10 members who put first female police officer and their heads together to most senior in the depart- answer on paper 10 rounds ment. of questions in a variety of Bev Cross-McNeal has categories. A $10 donation announced her retirement per person is collected. after 33 years of service. To register or for more Police Chief Kyle Fittro Investigator Benjamin Becker detailed information, said she will be greatly contact Doris Neumeier missed at the department. at 419-692-3382; Margie “After more than 33 years Fittro names Becker Rostorfer at 419-692- of personal and profession- 5106; or call the bank al trials, tribulation and tri- at 419-692-2010. umphs, Bev has proven to 2012 ‘Officer of the year’ be an exceptional officer and Information submitted an exceptional human being,” he said. “She is constantly DELPHOS — Investigator Benjamin Becker of the Delphos Sports striving to make the Delphos Police Department has been named 2012 Officer of the Year community a better place to by Delphos Police Chief Kyle Fittro. It is the second time Tourney tickets on sale live and work. She is an indi- Both St. John’s and Becker has been so honored, having also been chosen in 2010. vidual who is strong enough “If it were not for Becker’s unrelenting efforts over the past Jefferson are selling tick- to put the bad guys in jail ets for girls sectional few years, Delphos would be a different city, for the worse. but compassionate and caring Becker personifies what it means to engage in proactive polic- games Saturday night at enough to support the com- ing for the betterment of the community he serves,” Fittro Van Wert and St. John’s munity in numerous other Sgt. Bev Cross-McNeal declared. is playing Crestview in ways.” dard police work of ‘putting hours volunteering in the Becker joined the department as an auxiliary officer in game 1 of Saturday’s girls Cross-McNeal began her the bad guys in jail,’ Bev public school system to help 2002, then transitioned to full time in 2005. Four years later he sectionals (6:15 p.m. tip), career with the police depart- wanted to find other ways to tutor and mentor children was assigned to the West Central Ohio Crime Task Force as a while Jefferson takes on ment as a dispatcher on June further assist the communi- who needed her assistance. narcotics investigator. Since that time, Becker has spearheaded Lincolnview in the nightcap. 18, 1979, while she was com- ty,” Fittro said. “It didn’t take “Bev found this to be many drug investigations to help combat the drug problem It is not a split session and pleting course work at the her long to find her niche. especially rewarding and and all the associated crimes like theft, burglary and domestic gates open at 5:15 p.m. police academy. On Aug. 10, During the early ’80s, she beneficial, even from a police violence. Pre-sale tickets ($6 for 1979, she graduated and nine began volunteering her time standpoint,” Fittro said. “She In 2010, Becker’s investigative work resulted in the arrest adults, $4 for students) will days later was made an auxil- with the Delphos Community found that if she could make of 22 people on 67 felony drug-related charges and four drug be sold for the game in iary patrol officer. She was on Christmas Project. She has positive impacts within houses raided. Last year, his work caused the arrest of 21 the St. John’s High School the auxiliary force from Aug. assisted with the project for younger peoples’ lives, they people on 59 drug-related charges and 12 drug-house raids. Office or at the Jefferson 19, 1979, to Nov. 3, 1979. the last three decades and were less likely to become “These types of drug cases are incredibly time-consuming High School/Administration On Nov. 4, 1979, she made plans to continue helping ‘clients’ of hers as they grew and labor-intensive,” Fittro continued. “Becker made many Building through 1 p.m. history when she was hired with the effort after retire- older.” personal sacrifices in order to accomplish these tasks. [Today] Friday. All children regard- as the first full-time female ment.” Due to her numerous acts Investigator Becker is continuously striving to keep the pres- less of age must have a police officer in Delphos. During the 1990s, Cross- sure on individuals who elect to sell drugs within the City of ticket for tournament games. “In addition to the stan- McNeal spent countless See RETIRE, page 2 Delphos.” On the boys side, Jefferson is selling tickets for its sectional boys game at Wapakoneta versus Allen East (7 p.m.) until noon Tuesday at the high school or Administration Building. St. John’s is selling tickets for its boys game Friday at Parkway until 1 p.m. Friday and its open- ing tourney game at Van Wert versus Fort Jennings (6:15 p.m. Feb. 27) until 1 p.m. that day. Tickets will also be sold from 7-7:30 p.m. Monday. Fort Jennings is also selling tickets for its game versus St. John’s at halftime of the boys varsity game vs. Leipsic Friday (front lobby), during normal office hours Monday and from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday. All tickets will be $6 at the door. Parking is $2.

Forecast Kalida names 2013 Homecoming Court Cloudy The Kalida High School 2013 Homecoming Court presided over Saturday’s victory against Van Buren. The court includes, back from left, Ken Friday with Reed, Sarah Verhoff, Joel Zeller, Bailey Dangler, 2012 Queen Erica Brinkman and 2012 King Neil Gerding, Kristi Honigfort, Austin Horstman, Becca freezing Brinkman, Devin Kortokrax, Allison Siebeneck and Grant Unverferth; and front, 2013 Queen Casey Unverferth and 2013 King Dustin Rosselit. The drizzle pos- dance was held on Sunday evening. (Submitted photo) sibly mixed with snow Former student thanks school board and rain in Jennings adapts door buzzer system the morning, for support of science fair project then chance BY STEPHANIE GROVES the resignations of Vanna Abbott effective of drizzle and rain in the after- BY NANCY SPENCER Metabolic Insights. [email protected] at the end of the school year and Coach Jim noon. Snow accumulations [email protected] Her letter states: Buettner from the girls elementary basketball generally less than one half ” … All of the support FORT JENNINGS — The Fort Jennings program. Principal Nicholas Langhals praised inch. Light ice accumulation OTTOVILLE — A former that you, the Ottoville School School Board members addressed an array of both Abbott and Buettner for their enduring possible. Highs around 40. Ottoville Local Schools stu- Board, the Ottoville Local business matters Wednesday. contributions to the school. Mostly cloudy Friday night dent sent a letter of apprecia- High School staff and most In financial news, the board approved “Ms. Abbott will be greatly missed by all,” with a 20 percent chance of tion to school board members of Putnam County gave me to real estate tax advances of $320,000 dur- Langhals spoke with empathy. “The major snow showers. Lows in the for their support with her high continue the progress on my ing the months of January and February. part of her life was spent in this school, at upper 20s. See page 2. school science fair endeavors. science fair project was just Members also were in favor of accepting a basketball games, football games, she will be Ashley Hoehn, now in what I needed to make the variety of donations, including: $210 anony- missed by the students. Coach Buettner gave her third year as a pharma- difference. …” mous donation to the Cheer Fund; $326.58 a lot of years to this school and he will be Index cy major at Ohio Northern Hoehn’s article can be to the Elementary Activities from Box Tops missed. We want to thank him for all he has Obituaries 2 University, was successful in read at www.la-press.com. for Education; $193.85 for Ellison Dies done.” State/Local 3 getting a paper published that The board also accepted from F.J. Community Women’s Club; $50 Approval of the tentative list of seniors Politics 4 was based on her high school the following donations and each to the Building Fund in memory of for graduation was discussed in new busi- Community 5 science fair project on the awards: Cecelia Vorst and Alvera Sakemiller; $115.53 ness. Langhals complimented the soon-to-be Sports 6-7 effects of cinnamon on blood — $250 from Chase Bank to the Elementary Activities from Meijer graduates. Farm 7 glucose values. Her paper, – Ultimate Rewards Program; Community Rewards; $50 to the Athletic “We have 34 seniors graduating and each Classifieds 8 “The Effect of Cinnamomum — $700 from Scholarship Fund from Frank and Denise Sukup in mem- are on track. It’s a very good class that has Television 9 Cassia on Blood Glucose America; ory of Alvera Sakemiller; $35 from Delphos done very well,” he stated enthusiastically. World briefs 10 Values are Greater than those — $100 from the Ottoville Publications; $57 from poster boards donated In addition, the members addressed the of Dietary Changes Alone” Community Club in memory by Drew Field; and books for the elementary recommendations of Heather Harmon for was recently published in the of Bob Hilvers; and library from Dereck Weyrauch and Alexis the National Honor Society advisor position; peer-reviewed, open-access Hoersten. online journal Nutrition and See OTTOVILLE, page 2 In old business, board members accepted See JENNINGS, page 2 2

2 – The Herald Thursday, February 21, 2013 www.delphosherald.com For The Record Retire OBITUARY The Delphos BP civil settlement remains (Continued from page 1) Mary O. Purdy of public service and communi- Herald May 24, 1920 - Feb. 19, 2013 Vol. 143 No. 175 ty involvement, Cross-McNeal elusive as trial nears Mary O. Purdy, 92 of Nancy Spencer, editor was named the Delphos Herald By MICHAEL Alabama Gov. Robert narily difficult to negotiate any Delphos passed away at 5:20 Ray Geary, general manager Tri-County Woman of the Year KUNZELMAN Bentley said reaching a settle- type of multiparty settlement, p.m. Tuesday at her grand- Delphos Herald, Inc. in 1998. That same year, she The Associated Press ment that satisfies all states’ particularly when the sums daughter’s house in St. Marys. Don Hemple, was promoted to sergeant, the competing interests has been involved reach into the tens She was born on May 24, advertising manager first female police supervisor NEW ORLEANS — The difficult. of billions of dollars,” he said. 1920, in Van Wert to Howard Tiffany Brantley, Delphos had seen. She was circulation manager U.S. Justice Department and “We just want to make sure “The stakes are high. There are and Addie (Davis) Parks, who then named head of the depart- the five Gulf coast states affect- we get our fair share,” he said. a lot of competing interests. preceded her in death. The Delphos Herald ment’s Education Committee ed by a massive oil spill nearly “We had more economic dam- Different parties may have dif- On Nov. 25, 1942, she (USPS 1525 8000) is published to ensure all police employees three years ago have indicated age than probably any state ferent incentives to settle.” married Floyd D. Purdy, who daily except Sundays, Tuesdays are properly trained on a vari- and Holidays. they would like to settle their because of the loss of all the BP faces penalties under the passed away on July 25, 1988. ety of topics. By carrier in Delphos and environmental and economic tourism we had in 2010. So it’s Clean Water Act ranging from Survivors include three “Police technology, tactics area towns, or by rural motor claims with BP PLC ahead of very important that the people $5.4 billion to $21.1 billion, sons, Robert (Carol) Purdy of and training is ever-evolving; route where available $1.48 per a trial scheduled to start next of Alabama are compensated based on the government’s Holgate, Harold “Bill” Purdy therefore, being the head of this week. By mail in Allen, Van week. The problem is that they for the losses related to the oil estimate of how much oil of Lima and Charles (Brenda) Wert, or Putnam County, $97 committee was a great respon- haven’t been able to agree on spill.” spilled into the Gulf. Among Purdy of St. Marys; two per year. Outside these counties sibility,” Fittro said. “Bev aptly the possible terms of such an Bentley said representatives the company’s motivations daughters, Norma (William) $110 per year. commanded this committee for agreement. Months of nego- of his office attended the meet- to settle before a trial would Ladd of Cloverdale and Entered in the post office a number of years until it was tiations have failed to resolve ings in Washington last week, be to avoid the higher end of Jeannette Burnett of Defiance; in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as replaced by another means of Periodicals, postage paid at lingering differences — not but he declined to comment on that range, which U.S. District 24 grandchildren; 49 great- accomplishing the training.” Delphos, Ohio. just with the London-based oil the talks. “We are ready to go Judge Carl Barbier could grandchildren; 43 great-great- Cross-McNeal was No mail subscriptions will giant, but among themselves. to trial,” he said Wednesday. impose if he ruled the compa- grandchildren; and one great- also named to the Special be accepted in towns or villag- The Justice Department An 11th-hour settlement ny acted with gross negligence great-greatgranddaughter. Events Planning and Tactical es where The Delphos Herald convened a meeting with still could be reached before before the well blowout on She was also preceded in paper carriers or motor routes Committee, helped train new Gulf Coast state officials in the trial starts Monday — or April 10, 2010, that triggered death by two infant sons and provide daily home delivery for officers, continued to educate Washington late last week in even after it has begun — but an explosion, killing 11 work- son Paul Purdy; an infant $1.48 per week. herself by attending numer- an effort to hammer out an it is not surprising that a deal ers and spawning the nation’s daughter; and two sisters, 405 North Main St. ous training seminars and was offer to resolve the outstanding has proved elusive thus far worst offshore oil spill. With Elizabeth Bell Miller and TELEPHONE 695-0015 placed in charge of scheduling civil claims, but an agreement in such a complex case, said so much money at stake, “It’s Jeannie Jerome. Office Hours for the whole department. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. wasn’t reached, said a person David Uhlmann, a University a high-stakes gamble to go to Mrs. Purdy was a house- “When you are in charge of POSTMASTER: familiar with the negotiations. of Michigan law professor trial,” Uhlmann said. BP didn’t wife and a member of the scheduling nearly two dozen Send address changes The person spoke on condi- and former chief of the Justice participate in last week’s talks, Delphos Wesleyan Church. people to operate an organi- to THE DELPHOS HERALD, tion of anonymity because the Department’s environmental and pledged this week to take Services will be at 3 p.m. zation that never closes, you 405 N. Main St. discussions were confidential. crimes section. “It’s extraordi- the case to trial. on Friday at Harter and Delphos, Ohio 45833 quickly realize what a hard Schier Funeral Home. Burial task this is,” Fittro said. “Bev will follow in Walnut Grove excelled in this position and is Jennings Cemetery. widely regarded as one of the (Continued from page 1) administration’s progress on action for the varsity boys Family and friends may BIRTH best supervisors to ever be in Race to the Top is focusing will begin Wednesday. call from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on ST. RITA’S control of scheduling.” Ryan Kraner as a volunteer on teacher evaluations. Tickets will go on sale Friday Friday at the funeral home. A boy was born Feb. 18 In the past few years, track coach; and Philip Snow “We’re currently look- during halftime of the boys Memorial contributions to Sara Skirvin and Douglas Cross-McNeal has become as a paid assistant basketball ing at the new standards and varsity game with Leipsic. can be made to the family. Dean of Elida. deeply involved in the Delphos coach. the new evaluation models Elementary Principal A boy was born Feb. 21 Wesleyan Church and currently Langhals reported on for the teachers,” Langhals Kathleen Verhoff announced to Jodie and Joe Vasquez of holds dual offices as Wesleyan informational items, includ- added. the upcoming student events Delphos. Women treasurer and secretary WEATHER ing safety updates. In The high school report for the remainder of the on the church board. response to the acts of school given by Athletic Director month. On Wednesday, COSI In 2012, she was cho- Delphos weather violence such as in Newtown Todd Hoehn included con- on Wheels will be at the OLICE sen as grand marshal of the High temperature P and the entryway safety ques- gratulating all the stu- school introducing dynamic, Marbletown Parade. Wednesday in Delphos was EPORT tions brought to the board’s dents who participated in hands-on science topics to the 23 degrees, low was 15. High R attention in December 2012 the County Science Fair. students. a year ago today was 46, low by parent Brian Altenburger, Five students — Marissa “We are looking for parent Ottoville was 33. Record high for today Police find the school reviewed its pol- Krietemeyer, Kyle Maag, volunteers to help,” Verhoff (Continued from page 1) is 68, set in 1930. Record low icy and safety practices and Erin Eickholt, Ryan Hoersten explained. “Moms, dads and is -8, set in 1978. evidence of decisively implemented new and Dillon Schimmoeller grandparents are needed.” — $5,837.33 from Big controls. — each received a superior Please call Verhoff at 419- Green Athletic Boosters. WEATHER FORECAST failed break-in “We finally adapted the rating. Special awards were 286-2762 with any questions In other business, the Tri-county doors with a buzzer system,” given to Adam Howbert, about or to volunteer with the board: The Associated Press At 6:11 a.m. on Wednesday, Langhals reported. “We noti- Cody Von Lehmden, Jeremy COSI program. • Approved payment of Delphos Police were called fied the students’ parents via Smith, Drew Grone and Kyle The next meeting will be the annual membership dues TONIGHT: Mostly to the 700 block of Harmon letter sent out last week.” Hellman. held at 7:30 p.m. on March to the Ohio School Boards cloudy with a slight chance of Street in reference to a crimi- Langhals also reported the Sectional tournament 20. Association and Briefcase and snow through midnight, then nal damaging complaint at a School Management News cloudy with snow possibly residence in that area. subscriptions from Jan. 1 to mixed with freezing drizzle Upon officers’ arrival, the Small jet crash kills 5 in eastern Georgia Dec. 31 for $2,964; after midnight. Snow accumu- victim stated someone had • Approved Brian Beining lation around 1 inch. Light ice caused extensive damage to THOMSON, Ga. (AP) — crashed just after landing at the morning. The GBI worked as a volunteer tennis coach; the front door of the residence Authorities were investigat- Thomson-McDuffie County with the sheriff’s office to accumulation possible. Lows • Congratulated students, in the lower 20s. East winds but did not gain entry into the ing after a small jet crashed Airport, about 30 miles west recover the bodies, as they Audrey Rieger (4th year), residence. off the end of a runway after of Augusta, Federal Aviation sometimes do at accident 10 to 20 mph. Chance of snow Elizabeth Luersman, Jacob 90 percent. The case was forwarded landing in eastern Georgia, Administration spokeswom- scenes. Turnwald, Kara Hoersten, and to the Detective Bureau for killing five people and injur- an Kathleen Bergen said in The newspaper also said FRIDAY: Cloudy. Ryan Kimmet for All County Freezing drizzle possibly further investigation. ing two. an email. a brush fire flared near the Band; and Abby Siefker (4th T h o m s o n - M c D u f f i e Seven people were aboard, crash scene, quoting witness- mixed with snow and rain in year), Ryan Kemper, and Tim the morning, then chance of CDs stolen County Sheriff Logan she told The Associated Press es who reported power out- Feasel for All-County Choir. Marshall said the jet crashed in the email. She told The ages that prompted a utility to drizzle and rain in the after- The concert is at 2 p.m. on noon. Snow accumulations from vehicle after 8 p.m. Wednesday. He Augusta Chronicle (http:// send workers to the site. March 10 at Ottawa-Glandorf said the two survivors were bit.ly/WbvMGa) that the The plane was on a flight generally less than one half At 2:31 p.m. on Sunday, High School; and inch. Light ice accumulation Delphos Police were called taken to area hospitals but National Transportation from John Tune Airport • Approved the Big Green did not have information on Safety Board will investigate in Nashville, Tenn., to the possible. Not as cold. Highs to the 900 block of Carolyn Athletic Boosters to use the around 40. Southeast winds Drive in reference to a theft their conditions. He said the and determine the probable Thomson-McDuffie airport, school facilities for their identities of those killed were cause of the crash. Bergen said in her email, 10 to 15 mph. Chance of pre- from a motor vehicle com- annual 5th- and 6th-grade bas- cipitation 70 percent. plaint. being withheld pending noti- The Augusta Chronicle adding the aircraft is regis- ketball tournament which runs fication of family members. cited Assistant County Fire tered to a company based in FRIDAY NIGHT: Mostly Upon officers’ arrival, the April 5-7. cloudy with a 20 percent victim stated someone had The Hawker Beechcraft Chief Stephen Sewell as say- Wilmington, Del. The next meeting will 390/Premier I departed from ing there were at least two The Thomson McDuffie- chance of snow showers. Lows gained entry into their vehicle begin at 7:30 p.m. on March in the upper 20s. Southwest and had taken a large amount Nashville, Tenn., when it survivors identified as a pilot Regional Airport is the larg- 20. and a passenger. But he pro- est general aviation facil- winds 10 to 15 mph. of CDs. vided no additional informa- ity in the Central Savannah EXTENDED FORECAST tion about those aboard. River Area — a 13 county LOTTERY SATURDAY: Mostly Parking incident Bodies of the five peo- region in east Georgia and cloudy. Highs in the mid 30s. CLEVELAND (AP) — West winds 10 to 15 mph. BAG ple who died have been western South Carolina, These Ohio lotteries were in Chief’s lot taken to a Georgia Bureau according to the airport’s SATURDAY NIGHT drawn Wednesday: The Delphos Police were SALE of Investigation lab in website. It serves Augusta, AND SUNDAY: Partly Anything you can Classic Lotto dispatched to the parking Decatur, where autopsies Thomson and the Reynolds 0 6 - 1 1 - 2 2 - 4 3 - 4 4 - 4 8 , cloudy. Lows in the lower 20s. fit in this bag lot of Chief Supermarket at were planned, GBI spokes- Plantation/Lake Oconee Kicker: 1-0-2-4-1-9 Highs in the mid 30s. (available at 1102 Elida Ave. at 2:53 p.m. store) man John Bankhead said this Resort area. SUNDAY NIGHT: Mostly Estimated jackpot: $28.6 M Wednesday afternoon to take Mega Millions clear. Lows in the lower 20s. % Police: Ohio landlord whipped Estimated jackpot: $12 M a report on a parking incident. off Pick 3 Evening Ringleader Witness Tiffany 20unless item already on Sale Heidenescher reported that 5-7-8 tardy-paying tenant Pick 3 Midday appeals verdict the vehicle driven by Robert SATURDAY Weber, 86, of Delphos, was WAYNESVILLE (AP) — Police say Kronenberger 1-7-7 ONLY! Pick 4 Evening in Ohio Amish pulling into a parking space A southwest Ohio landlord is told the 29-year-old tenant beside the vehicle owned FEB. 23 accused of whipping a male that if he was going to act like 5-2-4-3 Pick 4 Midday attacks by Victoria Fisher, 55, of tenant with a belt on his bare a child, he would treat him CLEVELAND (AP) — Delphos. While turning into buttocks for falling behind on like one. He then allegedly 7-9-0-2 Delphos Pick 5 Evening The ringleader of 16 Amish the parking space, Weber his rent payments. hit him four times with a belt, 4-4-0-4-8 found guilty in beard- and failed to clear the bumper of Police in the village of leaving small marks. Pick 5 Midday hair-cutting hate-crime attacks the Fisher vehicle, which was Waynesville say 53-year- Police say the tenant told 0-7-3-5-4 on fellow members of their unoccupied at the time, and Hardware old Ron Kronenberger was them he was scared and just Powerball faith in Ohio is appealing his 242 N. Main St., the impact caused functional charged with assault for the wanted to get it over with. 0 3 - 1 7 - 1 9 - 2 5 - 3 2 , conviction. light damage to the left back Ph. 419-692-0921 Jan. 22 incident in his office. The Dayton Daily News Powerball: 17 Mon.-Fri. 8-6:30 Sat. 8-5 The attorney for 67-year- bumper area. He was due in court today in reports Kronenberger is Estimated jackpot: $70 M old Sam Mullet Sr. filed the The Weber vehicle also Warren County. a former chamber of com- Rolling Cash 5 notice of appeal Wednesday sustained functional light merce president. His home 12-24-35-38-39 Public Invited with the 6th U.S. Circuit Court damage to the right front bum- phone wasn’t taking mes- Estimated jackpot: of Appeals in Cincinnati. per area. $110,000 sages today. The appeal cited issues Weber was unaware that he including the judge’s refusal had struck the Fisher vehicle. CHICKEN FRY In loving memory of a wonderful to delay last year’s Cleveland No citations were issued trial or to release Mullet on due to the accident occurring SAT., FEB. 23 husband, son and brother bond. The appeal also cited on private property. testimony about sex involving American Legion Post 715 John A. Brown Mullet and women in his com- 100 Legion Drive, Ft. Jennings, Ohio 1-14-56 to 2-21-11 munity near Steubenville. LOCAL PRICES starting at 4:30 p.m. Carryout - $8.00 You left us 2 years ago today Thirteen defendants have Corn $7.16 on Feb. 21, 2011. You are sadly appealed their convictions. Wheat $7.14 missed by everyone, but we The judge said defendants Soybeans $14.88 All You Can $ per have until Friday to appeal. know you are in a better place. Eat and Drink person They were convicted in In 1967, the Beatles’ “Sgt. 15 Love you always, five attacks in Ohio Amish Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club 6:30 p.m. until 11:00 p.m. Your wife Tina, communities in 2011 in appar- Band” was released. It was ent retaliation against Amish The Legion Hall is available for Weddings, Receptions and sister and brothers, first rock album to win a who had defied or denounced Grammy Award for Album of Parties. For information call 419-286-2100 or 419-286-2192 and in-laws Roger and Ellen Mullet’s authoritarian style. the Year. 1

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STATE/LOCAL gets of PFOA, and that scien- of the new choices out there tists have been unable to find high marks. “Not a single RIEFS Dr. to plead not a level of PFOA that doesn’t one of these ‘green’ pans B damage the immune system: was without flaws,” said the “Doses given to effected lab magazine. “In some, delicate OSU president animals were minimal—and eggs burned, thin fish fillets guilty in pregnant less, relatively, than levels stuck, and steak charred on recommends found in children.” The fact the outside while remaining that PFOA exposure led to raw within. Others stained or tuition freeze woman’s murder testicular, pancreatic, mam- transferred heat inconsistent- COLUMBUS (AP) — By ANDREW bond for Salim at his initial mary and liver tumors in ly.” Some pans accumulated Ohio State University’s presi- WELSH-HUGGINS appearance Thursday. EarthTalk® E - The rats doesn’t bode well for the browned bits known as dent wants to freeze tuition The Associated Press Salim, 44, was also indicted Environmental Magazine what the chemical may do to fond when steak was seared, and fees for students this fall. on two counts of tampering Dear EarthTalk: I’ve humans. indicating unwanted sticking E. Gordon Gee (gee) told DELAWARE — A defense with evidence, as well as single read conflicting reports Of course, the risk of power. state lawmakers Wednesday attorney says a central Ohio counts of assault, kidnapping, about the dangers of non- exposure is much lower for Many foodies have that he’ll recommend to the doctor charged with rape and corrupting another with drugs stick cookware. I have a a person frying an egg at resigned themselves to the university’s board of trustees two counts of murder in the and abuse of a corpse. set of older non-stick pans home than for a factory work- likelihood that the idea of a that tuition and fees remain death of a preg- He was and am not sure if I need er manufacturing PTFE for non-stick pan might in and of stable to make OSU more nant woman arrested at home to replace them. Are they DuPont. In 2007, Consumer itself be too good to be true. affordable. The board will will plead not “We hope today without incident harmful to use, particularly Reports Magazine tested As such, cast iron, aluminum, vote on it April 5. guilty. Dr. Ali and taken to if they have a few scratch- PTFE-based non-stick pans copper and stainless steel Board chairman Robert H. Salim of New is the begin- jail Wednesday es? from several manufacturers each rate high for even heat Schottenstein said in a written Albany is ning of some to await his —Miriam Jones, and found harmful airborne distribution and for holding statement that the board “will scheduled to a r r a i g n m e n t Montgomery, AL emissions of PFOA to be up well at high temperatures seriously consider this recom- be arraigned form of closure Thursday after- It may be time to upgrade minimal. “The highest level and frequent use. Used prop- mendation.” this afternoon for this fam- noon, the sheriff your pans, given that the was about 100 times lower erly—such as by employing The Columbus Dispatch in Delaware and prosecu- U.S. government has called than levels that animal stud- a little oil or butter to inhibit reports that undergraduate C o u n t y . ily and their tor said. Salim for a complete phase-out ies suggest are of concern for food from sticking—such tuition for in-state students P r o s e c u t o r will plead of polytetrafluorethylene ongoing exposure to PFOA,” pans can last decades. at the Columbus campus is Carol O’Brien loved ones.” not guilty, his (PTFE, otherwise known reported the magazine. “With EarthTalk® is written and currently $10,037. Gee said says she’ll seek attorney, Sam as Teflon) and related prod- the aged pans, emissions edited by Roddy Scheer and —Sheriff Russ Martin he didn’t know if campus a high bond for S h a m a n s k y, ucts by 2015, due to health were barely measurable.” Doug Moss and is a regis- officials would recommend a Salim. said. concerns. When Teflon is Some manufacturers are tered trademark of E - The room-and-board increase. Ali Salim of New Albany Licensure information from exposed to high heat it can working on safer non-stick Environmental Magazine Gee said Ohio State is able was indicted by a Delaware the state indicates Salim was degrade, which causes it to cookware using ceramic (www.emagazine.com). Send to freeze tuition at a time County grand jury on nine born in Pakistan and trained release its constituent chemi- or silicone coatings free of questions to: earthtalk@ of diminished state funding felony counts in the deaths of there at King Edward Medical cal, PFOA, as a gas. This PTFE or PFOA. But a 2009 emagazine.com. Subscribe: and uncertain federal dollars 23-year-old Deanna Ballman of College, graduating in 1993. He phenomenon can kill pet survey of eight such alterna- www.emagazine.com/sub- because it has looked for other Pataskala and her unborn child. told the State Medical Board of birds, and can’t be good for tives by Cook’s Illustrated scribe. Free Trial Issue: revenue. Ballman, who was nine- Ohio that his specialties were humans either. magazine did not identify any www.emagazine.com/trial. months pregnant, was reported internal medicine, emergency While there are no known Businesses missing the day before her body medicine and psychiatry. The cases of airborne PFOA caus- was found Aug. 1 in a vehicle prosecutor said Salim was a ing direct health problems for nervously await parked near a road northeast permanent U.S. resident. consumers, workers in plants of Columbus. A coroner deter- “He’s not a flight risk, nor where Teflon has been pro- furloughs at mined she died of acute heroin a danger to the community,” duced are at increased risk intoxication. Shamansky said of his client. for cancers of the pancreas Ohio base Relatives said she had Ballman’s mother, Lori and the male reproductive DAYTON (AP) — gone to a New Albany house- Ballman, said in a phone inter- tract. “Numerous studies Business owners and officials cleaning job listed in an online view she believes that Salim have shown that PFOA alters of cities surrounding Ohio’s classified ad. Her mother said caused her daughter to die from reproductive hormones in the largest military installation Ballman called saying she an overdose and that he did male, causing increased lev- say they are increasingly wasn’t feeling well, and then not try to save the life of her els of estrogen and abnor- uneasy about possible fur- the call was dropped. unborn baby. “Justice should mal testosterone regulation loughs brought on by seques- Delaware County be served, because he was a and that PFOA or chemicals tration. Prosecutor Carol O’Brien doctor,” she said. that break down into PFOA Wright-Patterson Air Force wouldn’t comment Wednesday Delaware County Sheriff damage the thyroid gland,” Base near Dayton could fur- on where Ballman was killed. Russ Martin said the charg- reports Melissa Breyer of the When Teflon is exposed to high heat it can release its lough up to 13,000 civilian “Her body was found in the es were the result of diligent website Care2. constituent chemical, PFOA, as a gas. There are no known employees for 22 days begin- vehicle in southeast Delaware investigation. Breyer adds that four cases of direct health problems for consumers, but work- ning in April if Congress and County,” O’Brien said. “That’s “We hope today is the organs or tissues in the ers producing Teflon are at increased risk for certain can- President Barack Obama fail where the body was, and it got beginning of some form of clo- immune system and at least cers, prompting the U.S. government to call for a complete to avert sequestration, or auto- there somehow.” O’Brien said sure for this family and their nine types of cells that regu- phase-out of Teflon and related products by 2015. (Hemera matic defense and domestic she planned to ask for a high loved ones,” Martin said. late immune function are tar- Collection photo) spending reductions set to begin March 1. Ohio might The Pentagon said The Delphos Wednesday that those civilian Under the Covers employees could be notified see $166M Herald ... Your by mid-March. with Sara Berelsman The Dayton Daily News in Pentagon No. 1 source for reports increasing nervous- local news. ness among business owners civilian cuts Love Is ... by Kim Casali might be the love all of them. and city officials in the neigh- WASHINGTON (AP) cutest book I’ve ever seen. I bought this book Just flipping right now, I landed on page 66. boring cities of Fairborn and — The Pentagon says Ohio a few years ago to use as a coffee table deco- “Love is ... a power.” This page has a drawing ration for Valentine’s Day. I get it out every of the cute cartoon couple holding on to one DELPHOS Riverside. They say it would might see nearly $166 mil- ACE HARDWARE have a huge impact. lion in Defense Department year in February, as it is as another, starting to float in the The base is the state’s larg- civilian payroll cuts if auto- attractive on the outside as it is air as if they have the super- est single-site employer. matic government spending touching on the inside. power to fly. Page 227 says, 5 CLOSE-OUT cuts kick in March 1. The book has a red fabric “Love is ... sharing your quilt.” TABLES Defense Secretary Leon material on the outside with a There is a picture of the couple Anti-fracking Panetta told Congress on heart-shaped cutout and pic- in bed, all warm and cozy, with 1 - HOUSEWARES amendment goes Wednesday that if a budget ture of two cartoon characters, a sleeping puppy at their feet. 1 - MEN’S CLOTHING deal isn’t reached, he may clearly in love. In the book’s You get the idea. 1 - POWER TOOLS to Youngstown have to shorten the work- introduction, we learn that the So is this War and Peace? 1 - HAND TOOLS week for the “vast majority” characters are actually sup- No. Not even close. It’s a 1 - MISC. ITEMS ballot of the Defense Department’s posed to be the author’s par- nice conversation piece, ents; this is who she modeled though, and just when I flip YOUNGSTOWN (AP) 800,000 civilian workers. her books after. The introduc- through it from time to time, — The Youngstown city They’d lose one day of work 40-70% OFF tion contains a nice little story it’s an excellent reminder of council approved an anti- per week, or 20 percent about how Casali’s parents met what love is and what it fracking amendment for the of their pay, for up to 22 ON ALL and fell in love, and how her should be. May 7 primary election bal- weeks, probably starting in cartoon characters and writing This book is not meant lot — even though there late April. CLOSEOUTS came about, to honor her now to be one to use for cou- are doubts about whether it Pentagon figures show late parents. It really is a great ples counseling or to take could be enforced. its civilian payroll in Ohio little story. the place of The Five Love The Vindicator newspa- for the 2012 fiscal year was The rest of the book is sim- Languages, another great Delphos per reports that the coun- about $1.96 billion. The pos- ply page after page of what love is. For exam- book I’ve reviewed. But for the purpose of cil on Wednesday night sible cuts could reduce that ple, the first page says, “Love is ... not picking what this book has – to sit quietly yet beck- approved the charter amend- to an estimated $1.79 billion the most expensive dish on the menu.” oning on your coffee table for the month of ment for the ballot. It would for the 2013 fiscal year. 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“Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t — you’re right.” POLITICS — Henry Ford, American industrialist (1863-1947) White House announces anti-theft trade strategy By NEDRA PICKLER hacker in China can acquire The administration report The Associated Press source code from a software didn’t threaten any specific company in Virginia without consequences for theft of WASHINGTON — leaving his or her desk. With a trade secrets, and no new The Obama administra- few keystrokes, a terminated fines or other trade actions tion announced new efforts or simply unhappy employee were announced. It includ- Wednesday to fight the grow- of a defense contractor can ed five actions to protect ing theft of American trade misappropriate designs, pro- American innovation: secrets, a broad but relatively cesses, and formulas worth — Applying diplomatic restrained response to a rap- billions of dollars.” pressure by senior officials to idly emerging global problem Earlier this week, a foreign leaders to discourage that was brought into sharp Virginia-based cybersecu- theft. focus this week by fresh evi- rity firm, Mandiant, accused — Promoting best prac- dence linking cyberstealing a secret Chinese military tices to help industries protect to China’s military. unit in Shanghai of years of against theft. Mentioning China but not cyberattacks against more — Enhancing U.S. law specifically targeting that than 140 companies, a major- enforcement operations to country, Attorney General ity of them American. The increase investigations and Eric Holder announced the accusations and supporting prosecutions. plan, which includes a new evidence increased pres- — Reviewing U.S. laws diplomatic push to discour- sure on the United States to to determine if they need to Kerry: Budget age intellectual property take more action against the be strengthened to protect IT WAS NEWS THEN theft abroad along with bet- Chinese for what experts say against theft. impasse a ter coordination at home to has been years of systematic — Beginning a public One Year Ago help U.S. companies protect espionage. awareness campaign. • Nearly 200 people filled the Second Floor Gallery of the challenge for themselves. The Chinese govern- President Barack Obama Delphos Museum of Postal History Sunday evening for “Night The administration says ment denied being involved signed an executive order last at the Museum,” A Postal History gala event. Most were US diplomacy indications are that economic in cybertheft, with China’s week aimed at helping pro- invited because of their contributions to the museum through WASHINGTON (AP) — espionage is increasing, not defense minister calling tect the computer networks volunteerism, monetary donations and other support. Secretary of State John Kerry only through electronic intru- the Mandiant report deep- of American industries from says the greatest challenge sion over the Internet but also ly flawed. China’s Foreign cyberattacks. It called for the 25 Years Ago – 1988 to U.S. foreign policy is not through the recruitment of Ministry said that country has development of voluntary • Committee members at the Delphos Senior Citizens emerging China or Middle former employees of U.S. also been a victim of hack- standards to protect the com- Center are planning their first bid-euchre party Feb. 25 at the East instability. It’s Congress. companies with knowledge ing, much of it traced to the puter systems that run criti- center, 301 E. Suthoff St. Future euchre parties will take place In a speech Wednesday at of inside trade information. United States. cal sectors of the economy the fourth Thursday of every month. All are open to the pub- the University of Virginia in “Particularly in this time Wednesday’s Obama such as the banking, power lic. Making plans for the euchre party are Helen Baker, Betty Charlottesville, Kerry cited of economic recovery, this administration report did not and transportation industries. Miller, Grace Miller, Art Miller, Don Carder, Dolly Stevenson the adage that “we can’t be work is more important than target any one violator, but It directed U.S. defense and and Lucy Carder. strong in the world unless we it ever has been before,” the China problem was evi- intelligence agencies to share • New Future Homemaker’s of America officers named at are strong at home.” He called Holder said at the White dent in the case studies it classified threat data with Fort Jennings High School were Amy McNamara, president; the budget impasse a threat. House announcement of the cited. Those examples did those companies. Sheila Maag, vice president; Stacy Paddubny, parliamentarian; The State Department has administration’s strategy. “As not involve cyberattacks but He also prodded Congress Amy Howbert, secretary; Lori VonLehmden, treasurer; and said automatic spending cuts new technologies have torn rather the theft of hundreds during his State of the Union Dawn Schuerman, reporter. would jeopardize $2.6 billion down traditional barriers to of millions of dollars in trade address to go further. • The Rev. James Peiffer, pastor of St. John’s Catholic in aid, security assistance and international business and secrets by former employees “Now, Congress must act Church, was privileged to make two pilgrimages to Israel other international programs. global commerce, they’ve of U.S. corporations includ- as well by passing legisla- within a year. While both trips covered about the same itiner- Kerry said legislators need also made it easier for crimi- ing Ford Motor Co., DuPont tion to give our government a ary, the one in June was a study tour. The second trip took to avoid “senseless cuts.” nals to steal trade secrets — Co., General Motors Corp., greater capacity to secure our place in January. “It was a vacation for me and gave me the Otherwise, he said his and to do so from anywhere Cargill, Dow Chemical Co., networks and deter attacks,” opportunity to take more time with some things I had seen on credibility as a diplomat might in the world,” Holder said. “A Valspar and Motorola. Obama said. my trip in June,” Peiffer said. be damaged. Kerry said, “Think about it: Private firms take major role vs. cyberattacks 50 Years Ago – 1963 It’s hard to tell the leadership By ANNE FLAHERTY of interests in Washington: scene and resources to fix the • The Royal Ranger Program, a boys organization age 9-17 of any number of countries The Associated Press The Obama administration problem (Mandiant won’t say years, will be chartered Feb. 22 at a special installation service that they must resolve their has pressed for new evidence exactly how much it charges, at the First Assembly of God Church of Delphos, accord- economic issues if we don’t WASHINGTON — When of Chinese hacking that it can but it’s estimated to average ing to Rev. Warren Campbell, local pastor. At the Charter resolve our own.” Kevin Mandia, a retired mili- leverage in diplomatic talks around $400 an hour). Presentation, it will be noted that the Delphos Outpost will tary cybercrime investigator, — without revealing secrets The growing reliance on have the distinction of being the first in Ohio. No. 2 House decided to expose China as a about its own hacking inves- contractors like Mandiant • Over 100 persons were present for the social Tuesday eve- primary threat to U.S. com- tigations — and Mandiant has been compared to that ning in the Knights of Columbus club rooms. The party was Democrat: puter networks, he didn’t have makes headlines with its enjoyed by the military sponsored by the Delphos Catholic Ladies of Columbia. The to consult with American dip- sensational revelations. The and State Department con- prize in 500 was awarded to Rose Nolte, in bid euchre to Hilda Bickering must lomats in Beijing or declas- report also shows the balance tractor formerly known as Grothouse and in pinochle to Nora Mueller. Mary Pohlman sify tactics to safely reveal of power in America’s cyber- Blackwater, which provided received the door award. come to end government secrets. He war has shifted into the hands physical security to diplo- • Industrial and Home Safety was the subject of a talk WASHINGTON (AP) — pulled together a 76-page of the $30 billion-a-year com- mats and other VIPs during given at the Wednesday noon meeting of the Rotary Club, House Minority Whip Steny report based on seven years puter security industry. the Iraq war. Officials inside the speaker being A. E. Gallagher of Lima, Western Division Hoyer says Congress must of his company’s work and “We probably kicked the and outside government say Safety Supervisor of Ohio, with the Ohio Power Company. “put aside ideological con- produced the most detailed hornet’s nest,” Mandia, 42, that’s not a bad thing; con- Paul Harter, Jr., Rotary president, was in charge of the meet- straints” and resolve differ- public account yet of how, he said in an interview at the tractors can often act more ing, and singing was led by the Rev. John Wilcox of the First ences over taxes, budget and says, the Chinese government Alexandria, Va., headquarters quickly than the government United Presbyterian Church. spending. has been rummaging through of Mandiant. But “tolerance and without as much red tape. The Maryland Democrat the networks of major U.S. is just dwindling. People are There are also serious privacy 75 Years Ago – 1938 says such an accommoda- companies. tired of the status quo of being concerns: Most U.S. citizens • The Bockey School basketball team advanced to the tion would help restore both It wasn’t news to Mandia’s hacked with impunity, where don’t want the government finals of the Allen County junior high school tournament consumer and business con- commercial competitors, or there’s no risk or repercussion.” to access their bank accounts, Friday night by defeating Spencerville by a 7 to 4 score. The fidence. the federal government, that China has disputed for example, even if China is Bockey team and its coach, Noah Shenk, are to be commended Hoyer tells MSNBC in systematic attacks could Mandiant’s allegations. attacking their bank. for the fine showing made in the tournament. The Bockey an interview Thursday that be traced back to a nonde- Mandiant, which took in “The government doesn’t School is southeast of Delphos in Marion Township and has no “managing from crisis to crisis script office building outside some $100 million in busi- have the capacity,” said facilities for playing basketball. They use an outside court for every 60 to 90 days” is absurd. Shanghai that he believes ness last year — up 60 per- Shawn Henry, a former FBI practicing. For the past two weeks they have been practicing He also says, “Congress is not was run by the Chinese army. cent from the year before executive assistant director at Jefferson High School gymnasium. working because we’ve got What was remarkable was — is part of a lucrative and who works for a Mandiant • Reports of membership team captains will be made at a this ideological confrontation that the extraordinary details exploding market that goes competitor, CrowdStrike. regular meeting of Delphos Aerie of Eagles which will be held when we need pragmatic.” — code names of hackers, beyond antivirus software “There are a lot of people Monday night. The drive will end March 15 with a chicken Lawmakers currently one’s affection for Harry and firewalls. These “digital working hard. But the struc- banquet. A public dance is being planned for Thursday night. are on vacation. They face a Potter and how they stole sen- forensics” outfits can tell a tures aren’t there.” The Gross Family Orchestra of New Hampshire, will play for March 1 deadline for over $85 sitive trade secrets and pass- business whether its systems Michael DuBose, anoth- billion in automatic spending the round and square dances. words — came from a private have been breached and — if er former senior Justice cuts, known in Washington • The sleet storm that hit Delphos Saturday caused consid- security company without the the company pays extra — Department official who as a “sequester.” Democrats, erable damage. The storm extended as far west as Fort Wayne official backing of the U.S. who attacked it. Mandiant’s works at a different Mandiant Republicans and the Obama military or intelligence agen- staff is stocked with retired competitor, Kroll Advisory and as far east as Galion. The heavy ice coating caused many White House barely averted cies that are responsible for intelligence and law enforce- Solutions, added: “I think trees to be damaged or broken down entirely in Delphos and a “fiscal cliff” at the end of protecting the nation from a ment agents who specialize there’s a recognition that the vicinity. Considerable damage to telephone wires and equip- last year. And more fights are cyberattack. in computer forensics and government can’t stand at the ment was reported here. unavoidable in connection The report, embraced by promise their clients confi- entry point of the Internet to with legislation to increase stakeholders in both govern- dentiality and control over the the United States and shield the government’s borrowing ment and industry, repre- investigation. In turn, they get it from all bad things com- Moderately confused authority. sented a notable alignment unfettered access to the crime ing in.” Obama weighs stepping in on gay marriage case By JULIE PACE lesbians must be “treated like only on condition of anonym- his personal support for same- The Associated Press anyone else under the law.” ity because the official was sex marriage but said mar- An administration official not authorized to address the riage was an issue that should WASHINGTON — Facing said Obama — a former con- private deliberations publicly. be decided by the states, not heightened expectations from stitutional law professor — While the Justice the federal government. gay rights supporters, the was not foreshadowing any Department would make the To some, Obama’s broad Obama administration is con- legal action in his remarks filing, the president is almost call for gay rights during his sidering urging the Supreme and was simply restating his certain to make the ultimate Jan. 21 inaugural address was Court to overturn California’s personal belief in the right of decision on whether to do so. a sign that he now sees a fed- ban on gay marriage — a gays and lesbians to marry, “I have to make sure that eral role in defining marriage. move that could have a far- though the official said the I’m not interjecting myself “Our journey is not com- reaching impact on same-sex administration was consider- too much into this process, plete until our gay brothers and couples across the country. ing filing a brief. particularly when we’re not sisters are treated like anyone The administration has The Proposition 8 bal- a party to the case,” Obama else under the law,” Obama one week to file a friend- lot initiative was approved said Wednesday in an inter- said during his remarks on the of-the-court brief with the by California voters in view with San Francisco’s west front of the Capitol. “For justices outlining its opinion 2008 in response to a state KGO-TV. He said his person- if we are truly created equal, on the California ban, known Supreme Court decision that al view was that gay couples than surely the love we com- as Proposition 8. While an had allowed gay marriage. should have the same rights mit to one another must be administration brief alone Twenty-nine other states have as straight couples and said equal as well.” is unlikely to sway the high constitutional amendments his administration would do Seeking to capitalize on court, the government’s opin- banning gay marriage, while whatever it could to promote growing public support for ion does carry weight with the nine states and Washington, that principle. gay marriage, advocates are justices. D.C., recognize same-sex Obama has a complicated calling on the administration Opponents of the marriage. history on gay marriage. As a to file a broad brief not only Proposition 8 ban believe the Solicitor General Donald presidential candidate in 2008, asking the court to declare president signaled his inten- Verrilli is consulting with the he opposed the California ban California’s ban unconstitu- tion to file a brief when he White House on the matter, but didn’t endorse gay mar- tional but also urging the jus- declared in last month’s inau- according to a senior admin- riage. As he ran for re-elec- tices to make all state bans gural address that gays and istration official, who spoke tion last year, he announced illegal. 2 1

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In a large saucepan, cream Stevenson Optimist ‘Student of the Month’ St. John’s Athletic Boosters Eric Holder announced the accusations and supporting prosecutions. melt butter. Stir in flour 3 ounces reduced-fat Skye Stevenson was honored by the Delphos Optimist club as the “student of the plan, which includes a new evidence increased pres- — Reviewing U.S. laws meet in the Little Theatre. until smooth; gradu- cream cheese, cubed month.” Stevenson received a certificate and a silver collector coin for her achieve- diplomatic push to discour- sure on the United States to to determine if they need to 7:30 p.m. — Delphos ally add water. Bring to ½ teaspoon vanilla ment. She is a sixth-grader at St. John’s Elementary and the daughter of Kelly and Kerry: Budget age intellectual property take more action against the be strengthened to protect Chapter 26 Order of the a boil; cook and stir for extract Jeremy Stevenson. Nathan Stant, left, principal at St. John’s, and Frank Sukup, theft abroad along with bet- Chinese for what experts say against theft. Eastern Star meets at the 1 minute or until thick- 1 carton (8 ounces) fro- IT WAS NEWS THEN superintendent of Delphos City Schools, make the presentation. (Submitted photo) impasse a ter coordination at home to has been years of systematic — Beginning a public Masonic Temple on North ened. Stir in chili powder zen reduced-fat whipped One Year Ago help U.S. companies protect espionage. awareness campaign. Main Street. and garlic salt. Bring to a topping, thawed Keep Your Retirement • Nearly 200 people filled the Second Floor Gallery of the challenge for themselves. The Chinese govern- President Barack Obama Delphos VFW Auxiliary boil. 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All are open to the pub- “Particularly in this time Wednesday’s Obama such as the banking, power Center, 301 Suthoff Street. ing dish. Spread 1 table- ping. Spoon into individ- Saturday in the Family Life you still have time to maximize your 2012 IRA the University of Virginia in contribution before thewhen April it 15 comes deadline. to your retirement savings. lic. Making plans for the euchre party are Helen Baker, Betty Charlottesville, Kerry cited of economic recovery, this administration report did not and transportation industries. 1-4 p.m. — Interfaith Thrift spoon sauce over each tor- ual dishes. Sprinkle with Center. Miller, Grace Miller, Art Miller, Don Carder, Dolly Stevenson the adage that “we can’t be work is more important than target any one violator, but It directed U.S. defense and Store is open for shopping. tilla; place 2/3 cup meat cookie crumbs. Refrigerate The event is free and will Edward Jones can help. We’ll start by getting to know your it ever has been before,” the China problem was evi- intelligence agencies to share By contributing now, your retirement savings can have and Lucy Carder. strong in the world unless we mixture down the center until serving. Yield: 6 serv- include cash food stand with goals. Then we’ll sort through your current situation and work • New Future Homemaker’s of America officers named at Holder said at the White dent in the case studies it classified threat data with of each. Top each with ings. sandwiches and snacks. more opportunity to grow. Even if you already have an are strong at home.” He called SATURDAY IRA elsewhere, it’s easywith to transfer you face it toto anface Edward to develop Jones a strategy that can help you Fort Jennings High School were Amy McNamara, president; the budget impasse a threat. House announcement of the cited. Those examples did those companies. 9 a.m.-noon — Interfaith 1/4 cup cheese. Roll up If you enjoyed these Children under 12 must be administration’s strategy. “As not involve cyberattacks but He also prodded Congress and place seam side down recipes, made changes or IRA and begin receivingkeep the face-to-faceyour retirement guidance on track. Sheila Maag, vice president; Stacy Paddubny, parliamentarian; The State Department has Thrift Store, North Main accompanied by an adult. you deserve. Amy Howbert, secretary; Lori VonLehmden, treasurer; and new technologies have torn rather the theft of hundreds during his State of the Union in prepared dish. Pour have one to share, email Attendees are welcome to said automatic spending cuts Street. To make sense of your retirement savings alternatives, Dawn Schuerman, reporter. down traditional barriers to of millions of dollars in trade address to go further. St. Vincent DePaul Society, remaining sauce over the [email protected]. bring Stars Wars memorabilia To learn more about the advantages of an would jeopardize $2.6 billion call or visit today. • The Rev. James Peiffer, pastor of St. John’s Catholic in aid, security assistance and international business and secrets by former employees “Now, Congress must act located at the east edge of the for swap meet and/or to dress Edward Jones IRA, call or visit today. global commerce, they’ve of U.S. corporations includ- as well by passing legisla- Church, was privileged to make two pilgrimages to Israel other international programs. St. John’s High School park- in costume. also made it easier for crimi- ing Ford Motor Co., DuPont tion to give our government a Andy North within a year. While both trips covered about the same itiner- Kerry said legislators need ing lot, is open. Lawn chairs, blankets and Andy North nals to steal trade secrets — Co., General Motors Corp., greater capacity to secure our Financial AdvisorFinancial Advisor ary, the one in June was a study tour. The second trip took to avoid “senseless cuts.” ENIOR UNCHEON AFE sleeping bags are encouraged. . . and to do so from anywhere Cargill, Dow Chemical Co., networks and deter attacks,” 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. — S L C place in January. “It was a vacation for me and gave me the Otherwise, he said his Delphos Postal Museum is The church is located at 1122 Elida Avenue1122 Elida Avenue in the world,” Holder said. “A Valspar and Motorola. Obama said. WEEK OF JAN. 28-FEB. 1 Delphos, OH 45833 opportunity to take more time with some things I had seen on credibility as a diplomat might open. MONDAY: Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, peas and 604 Gloria Ave., Lima. Delphos, OH 45833 my trip in June,” Peiffer said. be damaged. 419-695-0660419-695-0660 12:15 p.m. — Testing of onions, bread, margarine, peaches, coffee and 2% milk. Your Kerry said, “Think about it: Private firms take major role vs. cyberattacks warning sirens by Delphos TUESDAY: Pork roast with gravy, red bliss potatoes, green www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC 50 Years Ago – 1963 It’s hard to tell the leadership By ANNE FLAHERTY of interests in Washington: scene and resources to fix the Fire and Rescue beans, roll, margarine, custard, coffee and 2% milk. Community • The Royal Ranger Program, a boys organization age 9-17 of any number of countries The Associated Press The Obama administration problem (Mandiant won’t say 1-3 p.m. — The Delphos WEDNESDAY: Chicken Alfredo, tossed salad, bread, mar- News Source. years, will be chartered Feb. 22 at a special installation service that they must resolve their has pressed for new evidence exactly how much it charges, Canal Commission Museum, garine, fruit, coffee and 2% milk. at the First Assembly of God Church of Delphos, accord- economic issues if we don’t WASHINGTON — When of Chinese hacking that it can but it’s estimated to average 241 N. Main St., is open. THURSDAY: Beef tips, scalloped potatoes, wax beans, IRT-2046F-A www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC ing to Rev. Warren Campbell, local pastor. At the Charter resolve our own.” Kevin Mandia, a retired mili- leverage in diplomatic talks around $400 an hour). 5 p.m. — Delphos Coon roll, margarine, cherry crisp, coffee and 2% milk. Presentation, it will be noted that the Delphos Outpost will tary cybercrime investigator, — without revealing secrets The growing reliance on and Sportsman’s Club hosts a FRIDAY: Chicken patty on bun, cole slaw, mandarin have the distinction of being the first in Ohio. ­ STOCKS No. 2 House decided to expose China as a about its own hacking inves- contractors like Mandiant chicken fry. oranges, coffee and 2% milk. Quotes of local interest supplied by • Over 100 persons were present for the social Tuesday eve- primary threat to U.S. com- tigations — and Mandiant has been compared to that 7 p.m. — Bingo at St. EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS ning in the Knights of Columbus club rooms. The party was Democrat: puter networks, he didn’t have makes headlines with its enjoyed by the military John’s Little Theatre. Close of business February 20, 2013 sponsored by the Delphos Catholic Ladies of Columbia. The to consult with American dip- sensational revelations. The and State Department con- THRIFT SHOP WORKERS prize in 500 was awarded to Rose Nolte, in bid euchre to Hilda Bickering must lomats in Beijing or declas- report also shows the balance tractor formerly known as SUNDAY FEB. 21-23 Description­ Last­Price­ Change Grothouse and in pinochle to Nora Mueller. Mary Pohlman sify tactics to safely reveal of power in America’s cyber- Blackwater, which provided 1-3 p.m. — The Delphos THURSDAY: Sue Vasquez, Theresa Gilden, Lorene DJINDUAVERAGE­ 13,927.54­ -108.13 received the door award. come to end government secrets. He war has shifted into the hands physical security to diplo- Canal Commission Museum, Jettinghoff, Mary Lou Krietemeyer, Karen Elwer and Margie NAS/NMS­COMPSITE­ 3,164.41­ -49.19 • Industrial and Home Safety was the subject of a talk WASHINGTON (AP) — pulled together a 76-page of the $30 billion-a-year com- mats and other VIPs during 241 N. Main St., is open. Rostorfer. From sports S&P­500­INDEX­ 1,511.95­ -18.99 given at the Wednesday noon meeting of the Rotary Club, House Minority Whip Steny report based on seven years puter security industry. the Iraq war. Officials inside FRIDAY: stats & local AUTOZONE­INC.­ 379.96­ +4.75 1-4 p.m. — Putnam County Irene Calvelage, Mary Sanchez, Valeta Ditto and BUNGE­LTD­ 74.08­ -0.74 the speaker being A. E. Gallagher of Lima, Western Division Hoyer says Congress must of his company’s work and “We probably kicked the and outside government say Museum is open, 202 E. Main Judy Pohlman. events to “put aside ideological con- business news, EATON­CORP.­ 60.74­ -0.75 Safety Supervisor of Ohio, with the Ohio Power Company. produced the most detailed hornet’s nest,” Mandia, 42, that’s not a bad thing; con- St. Kalida. SATURDAY: Cindy Elwer, Helen Hauth, Delores Gerker Paul Harter, Jr., Rotary president, was in charge of the meet- straints” and resolve differ- public account yet of how, he said in an interview at the tractors can often act more The Delphos BP­PLC­ADR­ 40.80­ -0.76 1:30 p.m. — Amvets Post and Rita Wrasman. Herald keeps DOMINION­RES­INC­ 55.89­ +0.30 ing, and singing was led by the Rev. John Wilcox of the First ences over taxes, budget and says, the Chinese government Alexandria, Va., headquarters quickly than the government THRIFT SHOP HOURS: 5-7 p.m. Thursday; 1-4 p.m. you in the local spending. 698 Auxiliary meets at the AMERICAN­ELEC.­PWR­INC­ 45.57­ +0.01 United Presbyterian Church. has been rummaging through of Mandiant. But “tolerance and without as much red tape. Friday; and 9 a.m.- noon Saturday. loop. CVS­CAREMARK­CRP­ 51.85­ -0.81 The Maryland Democrat Amvets post in Middle Point. the networks of major U.S. is just dwindling. People are There are also serious privacy Anyone who would like to volunteer should contact CITIGROUP­INC­ 43.22­ -1.28 says such an accommoda- 4 p.m. — Amvets Post 698 The 75 Years Ago – 1938 companies. tired of the status quo of being concerns: Most U.S. citizens Catharine Gerdemann, 419-695-8440; Alice Heidenescher, FIRST­DEFIANCE­ 21.65­ -0.41 tion would help restore both regular meeting at the Amvets • The Bockey School basketball team advanced to the It wasn’t news to Mandia’s hacked with impunity, where don’t want the government 419-692-5362; Linda Bockey 419-692-7145; or Lorene Delphos FST­FIN­BNCP­ 15.46­ -0.18 consumer and business con- commercial competitors, or there’s no risk or repercussion.” to access their bank accounts, post in Middle Point. finals of the Allen County junior high school tournament 7:30 p.m. — Sons of Jettinghoff, 419-692-7331. FORD­MOTOR­CO­ 12.60­ -0.39 Friday night by defeating Spencerville by a 7 to 4 score. The fidence. the federal government, that China has disputed for example, even if China is Herald GENERAL­DYNAMICS­ 66.61­ -0.42 Amvets Post 698 meet at If help is needed, contact the Thrift Shop at 419-692-2942 www.delphosherald.com Bockey team and its coach, Noah Shenk, are to be commended Hoyer tells MSNBC in systematic attacks could Mandiant’s allegations. attacking their bank. 419-695-0015 ext. 122 GENERAL­MOTORS­ 27.10­ -0.58 Amvets Post in Middle Point. between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. and leave a message. 405 N. Main St. for the fine showing made in the tournament. The Bockey an interview Thursday that be traced back to a nonde- Mandiant, which took in “The government doesn’t Delphos, OH 45833 GOODYEAR­TIRE­­ 13.86­ -0.23 “managing from crisis to crisis script office building outside some $100 million in busi- have the capacity,” said HEALTHCARE­REIT­ 64.11­ +0.17 School is southeast of Delphos in Marion Township and has no MONDAY facilities for playing basketball. They use an outside court for every 60 to 90 days” is absurd. Shanghai that he believes ness last year — up 60 per- Shawn Henry, a former FBI HOME­DEPOT­INC.­ 66.44­ -1.11 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. — Ottoville HONDA­MOTOR­CO­ 37.25­ -0.45 practicing. For the past two weeks they have been practicing He also says, “Congress is not was run by the Chinese army. cent from the year before executive assistant director Branch Library is open. HUNTGTN­BKSHR­ 7.01­ -0.13 at Jefferson High School gymnasium. working because we’ve got What was remarkable was — is part of a lucrative and who works for a Mandiant Edelbrock- 11:30 a.m. — Mealsite JOHNSON&JOHNSON­ 76.65­ -0.31 • Reports of membership team captains will be made at a this ideological confrontation that the extraordinary details exploding market that goes competitor, CrowdStrike. at Delphos Senior Citizen JPMORGAN­CHASE­ 48.61­ -0.84 regular meeting of Delphos Aerie of Eagles which will be held when we need pragmatic.” — code names of hackers, beyond antivirus software “There are a lot of people Lawmakers currently Center, 301 Suthoff Street. Reitz LLC KOHLS­CORP.­ 46.57­ +0.09 Monday night. The drive will end March 15 with a chicken one’s affection for Harry and firewalls. These “digital working hard. But the struc- LOWES­COMPANIES­ 38.64­ -0.77 6:30 p.m. — Shelter from banquet. A public dance is being planned for Thursday night. are on vacation. They face a Potter and how they stole sen- forensics” outfits can tell a tures aren’t there.” Income Tax and Business Tax MCDONALDS­CORP.­ 93.91­ +0.06 The Gross Family Orchestra of New Hampshire, will play for March 1 deadline for over $85 sitive trade secrets and pass- business whether its systems Michael DuBose, anoth- the Storm support group Preparation and Accounting MICROSOFT­CP­ 27.87­ -0.17 billion in automatic spending the round and square dances. words — came from a private have been breached and — if er former senior Justice meets in the Delphos Public PEPSICO­INC.­ 75.42­ -0.08 cuts, known in Washington Services, Payroll Preparation • The sleet storm that hit Delphos Saturday caused consid- security company without the the company pays extra — Department official who Library basement. PROCTER­&­GAMBLE­ 77.08­ -0.30 as a “sequester.” Democrats, erable damage. The storm extended as far west as Fort Wayne official backing of the U.S. who attacked it. Mandiant’s works at a different Mandiant 7 p.m. — Ottoville village edelbrockreitz.com RITE­AID­CORP.­ 1.65­ -0.04 Republicans and the Obama military or intelligence agen- staff is stocked with retired competitor, Kroll Advisory SPRINT­NEXTEL­ 5.79­ -0.11 and as far east as Galion. The heavy ice coating caused many council meets at the municipal White House barely averted cies that are responsible for intelligence and law enforce- Solutions, added: “I think 945 E. Fifth • Delphos TIME­WARNER­INC.­ 53.23­ -0.56 trees to be damaged or broken down entirely in Delphos and building. ARE YOU BUILDING, REMODELING, OR ADDING A ROOM a “fiscal cliff” at the end of protecting the nation from a ment agents who specialize there’s a recognition that the Marion Township Trustees (by bowling alley) US­BANCORP­ 33.85­ ?? -0.23 vicinity. Considerable damage to telephone wires and equip- last year. And more fights are cyberattack. in computer forensics and government can’t stand at the UTD­BANKSHARES­ 12.63­ +0.03 ment was reported here. meet at the township house. HOME IMPROVEMENT unavoidable in connection The report, embraced by promise their clients confi- entry point of the Internet to 7:30 p.m. — Delphos Happy VERIZON­COMMS­ 44.92­ +0.42 WAL-MART­STORES­ 69.21­ +0.45 with legislation to increase stakeholders in both govern- dentiality and control over the the United States and shield Eagles Aerie 471 meets at the 419-695-1099 the government’s borrowing ment and industry, repre- investigation. In turn, they get it from all bad things com- Eagles Lodge. Birthday Moderately confused authority. sented a notable alignment unfettered access to the crime ing in.” FEB. 22 ARE YOU BUILDING,AUCTION REMODELING, OR ADDING A ROOM?? TUESDAY Traci Hammond The Delphos Herald HOME IMPROVEMENT Obama weighs stepping in on gay marriage case 11:30 a.m. — Mealsite Jill Recker ... 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NBA GLANCE The Associated Press Minnesota 20 31 .392 17 1/2 EASTERN CONFERENCE Pacific Division Lakers beat Celtics 113- Atlantic Division W L Pct GB SPORTS W L Pct GB L.A. Clippers 39 17 .696 — New York 32 19 .627 — Golden State 31 23 .574 7 Brooklyn 33 22 .600 1 L.A. Lakers 26 29 .473 12 1/2 Boston 28 26 .519 5 1/2 Sacramento 19 36 .345 19 1/2 LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL From the good to the bad to the sad Philadelphia 22 30 .423 10 1/2 Phoenix 18 37 .327 20 1/2 Toronto 22 33 .400 12 ——— 99 on emotional night I realize the decision was made in He wanted to give it a try and went JIM METCALFE Southeast Division Wednesday’s Results By BETH HARRIS a night when they shot 51 today at Nokia Theatre across Jan. 30, Gay had 13 points and June. through the disputes to arrive at London. W L Pct GB Detroit 105, Charlotte 99 nine rebounds but struggled with BASKETBALL STANDING I refer to the decision by the Ohio Who didn’t feel good about the Miami 37 14 .725 — Memphis 88, Toronto 82 The Associated Press percent, dominated the paint the street from Staples Center. his shooting, making just 5-of-15 Atlanta 29 23 .558 8 1/2 Indiana 125, New York 91 54-30 and were 22-of-31 from Buss will be buried in a pri- attempts. He also had a game-high Local Girls Basketball Boys High School Athletic Association to add resolve this man showed? After all, he Metcalfe’s Washington 15 37 .288 22 1/2 Houston 122, Oklahoma City 119 LOS ANGELES — Los the free throw line for one vate service on Friday. five turnovers. Standings – 2012-2013 Through Feb. 20 eight championship final events to the could have settled but chose to strive for Orlando 15 39 .278 23 1/2 Minnesota 94, Philadelphia 87 Tony Allen scored 12 points League All Games BLANCHARD VALLEY Charlotte 13 41 .241 25 1/2 Brooklyn 97, Milwaukee 94 Angeles Lakers’ owner Jerry of the most complete games and Tayshaun Prince had 11 as the Final State Track and Field calendar. the highest goals in his sport. NOTES: Lakers F Pau Gasol CONFERENCE Musings Central Division Miami 103, Atlanta 90 Buss loved to win. He espe- they’ve played in months. said he hopes to get off his crutches Grizzlies won for the eighth time BLANCHARD VALLEY * - Liberty-Benton 9-0 21-1 No big deal, right? Except that these How many among us wouldn’t love W L Pct GB Cleveland 105, New Orleans 100 in nine meetings with the Raptors [email protected] cially relished beating the “We looked like a team,” soon and return before the end of CONFERENCE Leipsic 7-2 17-4 are events for wheelchair-bound com- to have a legitimate shot to do that in Indiana 33 21 .611 — Dallas 111, Orlando 96 the regular season. He had surgery and posted their fourth straight win * - Arcadia 8-1 19-3 Arlington 7-2 16-5 Chicago 31 22 .585 1 1/2 Golden State 108, Phoenix 98 Boston Celtics. Nash said. “We moved bodies on his right foot after injuring it on in Toronto. petitors, those that have a permanent whatever sport we love the most (take Alan Anderson scored 15 of his Leipsic 7-2 14-8 McComb 7-2 12-9 Milwaukee 26 27 .491 6 1/2 L.A. Lakers 113, Boston 99 Playing their first game and moved the ball and made Feb. 5. … The Celtics signed free Liberty-Benton 6-3 17-5 Vanlue 5-4 16-6 physical disability that is verified by a your pick)? traded for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in Detroit 22 34 .393 12 Today’s Games agent G/F Terrence Williams to a 19 points in the fourth quarter as the since Buss died, the Lakers it tough on their defense. It Raptors erased a 9-point deficit to tie McComb 6-3 15-7 Cory-Rawson 4-5 12-10 licensed physician. Now he is in the headlines for anoth- 1976, brought in solid and skilled pros Cleveland 17 37 .315 16 Miami at Chicago, 8 p.m. 10-day contract on Wednesday. He Pandora-Gilboa 6-3 15-7 Van Buren 3-6 4-18 WESTERN CONFERENCE San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. earned an emotional gives us a little more of had been playing with Guangdong in the game but couldn’t take the lead. Arlington 6-3 13-7 Pandora-Gilboa 2-7 4-17 They will have four events for boys er reason — this one isn’t so good. like Jamaal Wilkes and then drafted Southwest Division Friday’s Games 113-99 victory over an identity.” the Chinese league, averaging 17.9 CAVALIERS 105, HORNETS Van Buren 3-6 4-17 Hardin-Northern 1-8 3-18 W L Pct GB Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. points, 3.4 rebounds and 4.1 assists 100 and girls: 100/400/800 meters and the He is charged in the death of his one Earvin “Magic” Johnson. However, CLEVELAND — Kyrie Irving Cory-Rawson 2-7 8-14 Arcadia 0-9 2-19 their greatest rivals on Clark had a career- in 29 games. San Antonio 43 12 .782 — New York at Toronto, 7 p.m. scored 20 of his 35 points in the Vanlue 1-8 5-16 * - Conference champion shot put. girlfriend. if you watch those “old” Showtime Memphis 35 18 .660 7 Detroit at Indiana, 7 p.m. Wednesday night. high 16 rebounds and PACERS 125, KNICKS 91 Hardin-Northern 0-9 1-19 Paul George scored 27 points fourth quarter to lead Cleveland. MIDWEST ATHLETIC It is the first sport governed by the I make no special claim as to know- Lakers, they were pretty fundamentally Houston 30 26 .536 13 1/2 Denver at Washington, 7 p.m. Dwight Howard Antawn Jamison added Irving was coming off an impres- * - Conference champion CONFERENCE OHSAA to allow this as part of the state ing his guilt or innocence — I leave that sound: they played much better defense Dallas 24 29 .453 18 Sacramento at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. and Indiana powered its way closer had 24 points and 15 points off the bench to the No. 2 seed in the Eastern sive showing at All-Star weekend in MIDWEST ATHLETIC St. Henry 7-1 18-3 New Orleans 19 36 .345 24 Houston at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Houston and scored 11 consecu- CONFERENCE St. John’s 7-1 14-5 tournament and joins about 11 others. up to the lawyers, judges and juries that than given credit for and they rebound- Northwest Division Orlando at Memphis, 8 p.m. 12 rebounds, Kobe for Los Angeles. Conference by beating New York. David West had 18 points and nine tive points for the Cavaliers as they # - Versailles 8-1 19-3 New Bremen 7-2 17-5 I like it. will decide that; my only concern here ed pretty well. They still had fun. W L Pct GB Dallas at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Bryant added 16 The Lakers improved broke away from an 83-all tie in the # - New Knoxville 8-1 19-3 Versailles 5-4 16-5 Oklahoma City 39 15 .722 — Minnesota at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. rebounds and Lance Stephenson I am interested to see how many is how quickly a star can “fall from The only thing with them is that points, Steve Nash to 26-29 and gained a added 14 points for Indiana (33-21), final 4:23. His performance brought Minster 7-2 14-7 Fort Recovery 4-4 17-4 Denver 34 21 .618 5 1/2 Boston at Phoenix, 9 p.m. the crowd at Quicken Loans Arena Marion Local 6-3 15-7 Minster 3-5 12-9 competitors will end up giving it a try grace.” even if the other team scored, they still Utah 31 24 .564 8 1/2 San Antonio at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. and Earl Clark had split in the season series, which pulled within a half-game of the Knicks for second place in the to its feet during the final minutes Fort Recovery 5-4 14-8 New Knoxville 3-5 10-11 — especially the first year — and how Whatever the outcome of this case, ran that withering break with guys like Portland 25 29 .463 14 Portland at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 14 apiece and Metta having avenged a 116- and had Irving pumping his fist on Coldwater 4-5 13-9 East. Coldwater 3-5 8-12 much it will grow in the next few years. he will likely be tarred the rest of his James Worthy and Norm Nixon, then World Peace 12 in 95 loss to the Celtics on The Pacers shot 53 percent several occasions. New Bremen 3-6 11-11 Marion Local 2-6 10-11 The game featured a matchup St. Henry 3-6 10-12 My guess is that it will slowly build life: he will always be referred to as Byron Scott, et al. a game that surely Feb. 7 when they trailed from the field, scored a season-high Parkway 0-8 2-18 point total and had a season-best 28 between the past two No. 1 overall St. John’s 1-8 8-14 NORTHWEST CENTRAL momentum and numbers. They will “Oscar Pistorius, former Paralympic/ I think that is why the Lakers/Boston would have delighted by 32 points. draft picks — Irving and Hornets Parkway 0-9 2-19 assists against the Atlantic Division center Anthony Davis. Irving made CONFERENCE leaders. It was Indiana’s largest mar- # - Conference co-champions have to compete in the regular season Olympic track star who was charged Celtics rivalry went up another notch NHL GLANCE Buss. Boston trailed by 13 of 22 shots and all seven of * - Lima Temple Chris. 6-1 15-6 nine at the end of the first two gin of victory this season and New his free throws while having seven NORTHWEST CENTRAL Upper Scioto Valley 5-2 16-4 like other athletes and final details are with (whatever they finally charge him when Magic and Larry Bird arrived on The Associated Press Minnesota 15 7 6 2 16 33 38 “It was very fitting,” York’s worst loss. CONFERENCE Fairbanks 4-3 13-9 EASTERN CONFERENCE Colorado 15 7 7 1 15 38 43 Bryant said. “You look at all quarters before the Lakers assists. Davis had 12 points and four nearing completion. with)” in some form or another. the scene because it was the flamboy- Tyson Chandler led New York rebounds. # -Waynesfield-Goshen 5-1 15-7 Ridgemont 4-3 9-13 Atlantic Division Edmonton 15 6 6 3 15 36 41 with 19 points and 11 rebounds. I have the feeling that the fans Sad. ant, fun-loving West Coasters versus the trophies, parades and sup- opened up a 75-57 lead early WARRIORS 108, SUNS 98 # - Fairbanks 5-1 10-11 Waynesfield-Goshen 4-3 7-14 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 15 5 7 3 13 40 54 Carmelo Anthony, the league’s No. Upper Scioto Valley 4-2 12-9 that attend the State Track and Field The National Basketball the “old-fashioned and workmanlike” New Jersey 16 9 3 4 22 42 38 Pacific Division port this team has — that in the third. Typical of their OAKLAND, Calif. — Klay Perry 3-4 7-14 2 scorer, finished with 15 points on Thompson had 28 points and Perry 4-2 8-14 Riverside 2-5 6-16 Pittsburgh 17 11 6 0 22 57 44 GP W L OT Pts GF GA all came from one man. The balanced scoring through- 7-for-21 shooting. Riverside 2-4 6-15 Championships will take to it rather Association has lost one of its most East-Coast Celtics of Dennis Johnson eight rebounds, David Lee finished Marion Catholic 0-7 5-17 quickly. colorful personalities with the death of and Kevin McHale, et al. N.Y. Rangers 15 8 6 1 17 39 38 Anaheim 15 12 2 1 25 53 39 impact is a global one.” out the game, World Peace, ROCKETS 122, THUNDER 119 with 19 points and 11 boards and Marion Catholic 1-5 2-19 * - Conference champion Philadelphia 18 8 9 1 17 51 54 San Jose 15 8 4 3 19 39 34 HOUSTON — James Harden Ridgemont 0-6 0-21 The Lakers won their Bryant, Nash, Howard and Golden State snapped a season- NORTHWEST CONFERENCE Good move, OHSAA and Los Angeles Lakers’ owner Dr. Jerry Do you think Dr. Buss and Red N.Y. Islanders 16 6 9 1 13 46 57 Phoenix 16 8 6 2 18 44 41 scored a career-high 46 points and # - Conference co-champions high, 6-game losing streak by beat- Lima Central Catholic 7-1 19-2 Northeast Division Dallas 16 8 7 1 17 41 43 most recent NBA cham- Clark each contributed bas- Jeremy Lin added 29 as the Houston NORTHWEST CONFERENCE Commissioner Daniel B. Ross. Buss. Auerbach are — still — arguing now? ing Phoenix. Jarrett Jack added 21 Spencerville 7-1 12-7 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Los Angeles 15 7 6 2 16 36 38 mounted a furious fourth-quarter points off the bench and Stephen * - Crestview 9-0 20-2 The reason that this was jarred He was not only flamboyant — Dr. Buss will be missed. pionship — and last under kets in the 11-2 run. comeback. Crestview 6-2 18-3 Montreal 16 11 4 1 23 46 35 Curry scored 20, with both mak- Lincolnview 7-2 17-5 Buss — in 2010, beating the Nash had seven assists, Houston was down by 14 points Paulding 5-3 16-5 in my memory was a recent event: he fit right in with “Showtime” and Believe me, as a Lakers’ fan (Jabbar Boston 13 9 2 2 20 37 31 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for ing some key shots late to secure Ada 7-2 13-9 with about seven minutes left. The Columbus Grove 5-3 14-7 Ottawa 17 9 6 2 20 40 32 overtime loss. Celtics 4-3 in the finals. Buss giving him 10,144 while pass- Golden State’s first victory in almost Allen East 6-3 12-8 Oscar “Blade Runner” Pistorius. the Hollywood characters that often was my favorite player as probably Rockets used a 21-4 run to erase Lincolnview 4-4 8-13 Toronto 17 10 7 0 20 48 40 died Monday at 80 after an ing Magic Johnson for sole three weeks. The Warriors hadn’t Bluffton 5-4 11-10 That name was in the headlines many make an appearance like the queen at the first one I really knew in my much the deficit and take a 114-111 won since routing Phoenix 113-93 Bluffton 3-5 10-11 Buffalo 17 6 10 1 13 47 56 Wednesday’s Results 18-month struggle with can- possession of fourth place on lead with 1:46 remaining. Harden Lima CC 4-5 10-12 moons ago for a good reason — as a Wimbledon (which makes me cringe younger days), “I know Dr. Jerry Buss Southeast Division Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 5 on Feb. 2. Jefferson 3-6 7-15 Jefferson 2-6 4-16 stepped back under heavy pres- Ada 1-7 6-14 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Colorado 1, St. Louis 0, OT cer that had forced him to the career list. The Lakers Goran Dragic had 20 points and Columbus Grove 2-7 5-17 bona fide track star as a double-amputee every time I see Jack “The (original) and Mr. Jim Buss, you are no Dr. Jerry sure from Serge Ibaka to sink a 3 to 10 assists, and Jermaine O’Neal Allen East 0-8 3-16 Carolina 14 8 5 1 17 41 40 Los Angeles 3, Calgary 1 watch his team’s games on shot 51 percent in the first tie it, before Lin connected on one Spencerville 2-7 3-19 on cutting-edge prostheses in the 2008 Joker” Nicholson and all the other hang- Buss!” Tampa Bay 15 8 6 1 17 59 47 Today’s Games added 17 points and 12 rebounds for Paulding 0-9 5-17 PUTNAM COUNTY LEAGUE TV or an iPad instead of from half and had four players in seconds later to give the Rockets # - Leipsic 6-0 17-4 Summer Paralympics and then amongst ers-on at courtside!) — but he was a lot Don’t get me started on this Dwight Winnipeg 15 6 8 1 13 37 47 Buffalo at Toronto, 7 p.m. the Suns, who have lost five straight * - Conference champion his suite above the Staples double figures, helping them their first lead of the second half. to Golden State, including all three Columbus Grove 6-1 14-7 “able-bodied” competitors in the 2012 smarter than anyone gave him credit for. “Superman” Howard fiasco! Florida 15 4 7 4 12 35 56 Florida at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Harden made a bucket before Ibaka PUTNAM COUNTY LEAGUE Washington 15 5 9 1 11 41 51 New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. to a 64-55 lead. Howard was meetings this season. * - Ottoville 7-0 21-0 Kalida 5-2 8-12 Center court. made two free throws. Then came Games. He revitalized the Lakers when he Rest in peace. WESTERN CONFERENCE Winnipeg at Carolina, 7 p.m. another 3 by Lin to extend the lead MAVERICKS 111, MAGIC 96 Leipsic 5-2 14-8 Miller City 4-3 15-6 His empty seat was illumi- energetic in scoring 15 points DALLAS — Shawn Marion and Central Division N.Y. Islanders at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. to 119-113. Thabo Sefolosha led the Continental 5-2 14-8 Ottoville 3-4 8-13 Elton Brand scored 17 apiece, Vince GP W L OT Pts GF GA N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. nated and “R.I.P. Dr. Buss” and setting screens reminis- Thunder with 28 points and had six Pandora-Gilboa 5-2 15-7 Fort Jennings 2-4 6-15 Carter again provided a spark off the Chicago 16 13 0 3 29 55 34 Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. cent of his days with Orlando. 3-pointers, both career highs. His Kalida 4-3 13-8 Continental 0-6 6-14 was written on the board bench and Dallas beat Orlando. Nashville 17 8 4 5 21 39 38 Columbus at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. previous career high was 22, which Fort Jennings 2-5 8-14 Pandora-Gilboa 0-6 4-17 inside the Lakers; locker Bryant had 14 points, Nash The victory snapped a 9-game # - Clinched at least share of league St. Louis 17 9 6 2 20 53 51 Vancouver at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. he reached twice, most recently in winning streak for the road team Columbus Grove 1-6 5-17 NHL CAPSULES room. 12 and World Peace 10. 2008. Westbrook also scored 28 title Detroit 16 7 6 3 17 43 48 Minnesota at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. in the series and the Magic lost for Miller City 1-6 5-17 “We got to continue “I thought he was playing points and added 10 rebounds and * - League champion THREE RIVERS ATHLETIC The Associated Press period. Evgeni Malkin and James before and Brian Elliott struggling. Columbus 16 4 10 2 10 36 51 Friday’s Games the 26th time in 29 games despite KINGS 3, FLAMES 1 Northwest Division Florida at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. eight assists. Kevin Durant had 16 a third-quarter surge that put them THREE RIVERS ATHLETIC CONFERENCE to carry on what he built,” through emotion,” Garnett points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists # -Tol. St. John’s Jes. 12-1 18-3 Voracek’s first goal of Neal scored power-play CALGARY, Alberta — Trevor GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vancouver at Nashville, 8 p.m. in front. CONFERENCE Lewis scored the go-ahead goal and Bryant said. said about Bryant. “You for his second career triple-double. * -Tol.Notre Dame Acad. 14-0 19-3 Tol. Whitmer 11-2 16-5 PITTSBURGH — Jakub the game came on the power goals, while Sutter, Tyler Vancouver 15 8 3 4 20 44 37 San Jose at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. The Mavericks put away an Los Angeles swept back-to-back Paul Pierce scored 26 could hear the emotion in his HEAT 103, HAWKS 90 Orlando team playing on the second Findlay 12-2 18-4 Tol. Cent. Cath. 9-4 17-4 Voracek scored the go-ahead play, giving the Flyers a 3-2 Kennedy and Matt Niskanen games in Alberta with a victory over ATLANTA — Miami scored the Findlay 8-5 13-8 points for the Celtics, who fell voice.” night of a back-to-back with a 17-0 Tol. Whitmer 9-5 16-6 goal with 1:31 lead with 9.9 seconds also scored for the Penguins. Calgary. first 13 points of the fourth quarter fourth-quarter run that restored the Tol. Cent. Cath. 8-6 12-10 Fremont Ross 7-6 14-7 Lewis had gone 13 games without to 8-17 on the road and lost Pierce carried the Celtics to erase Atlanta’s 10-point lead and Lima Senior 4-9 7-14 remaining in the left in the second AVALANCHE 1, BLUES 0, OT Briefs double-digit lead they had in the Lima Senior 7-7 13-9 DENVER — David Jones scored a point before picking up two assists their third in a row away from with 23 points on 9-of-15 the Heat, led by LeBron James’ 24 second quarter. Toledo St. Ursula 3-11 9-12 Tol. St. Francis DeS. 1-12 2-19 third period to cap period. His second, at 4:43 of overtime and Semyon Tuesday night in the Kings’ 3-1 win points, ended beat the Hawks 103- over Edmonton. (Continued from Page 6) man, Lancaster County Attorney home. Courtney Lee added 20 shooting in the half, when they Carter finished with 14 points Oregon Clay 3-11 5-17 Oregon Clay 0-13 1-19 a hat trick and lead the 200th point of Varlamov stopped 33 shots, leading 90 on Wednesday night to extend and had another burst of key 3-point- # - Clinched at least a share of confer- His game-winning goal on The 87-year-old Garagiola Joe Kelly said. their season-best winning streak to Fremont Ross 0-14 5-17 Colorado over St. Louis in front of announced that he’s retiring as Dennard faces up to five points and Kevin Garnett had shot 49 percent. He said he ers to help Dallas retake the lead. * - Conference champion ence title the Philadelphia his NHL career, put a smattering of boisterous fans that Wednesday came at 15:20 of the first eight games. period. Lewis collected a rebound at 12 on 6-of-14 shooting. hadn’t talked to general man- Dirk Nowitzki had 12 points and a WESTERN BUCKEYE LEAGUE WESTERN BUCKEYE Flyers to a wild Philadelphia ahead by braved a winter storm. a part-time television analyst for years in prison for the officer Dwyane Wade scored 20 points the side of the net, paused briefly, then the Arizona Diamondbacks. He assault and up to a year for ager Danny Ainge about the team-high nine rebounds. * - Bath 9-0 17-5 LEAGUE 6-5 victory over the Matt Hunwick set up the winning “We’ve been in that situ- and Shane Battier had 17, hitting Arron Afflalo led Orlando with two goals 18 seconds goal by bringing the puck into the zone zipped a shot into the top corner over said goodbye at a 30-minute resisting arrest, Kelly added. His three 3-pointers in the final peri- Celina 8-1 20-2 Bath 7-1 17-4 Pittsburgh Penguins Flames goaltender Joey MacDonald’s ation with Red Auerbach trade rumors involving him. 21 points. Wapakoneta 7-2 12-10 Elida 7-1 13-8 into the third period. and passing it over to Jones, who sent news conference at the team’s sentencing hearing is April 11. od. James had 11 assists and six a wrist shot over the left shoulder of shoulder for his first goal in 31 games and so many other emotion- Buss was remembered in a TIMBERWOLVES 94, 76ERS 87 Ottawa-Glandorf 5-4 15-7 Ottawa-Glandorf 6-2 18-3 on Wednesday. Wayne Simmonds spring training facility, a session TENNIS rebounds but could not extend his MINNEAPOLIS — Nikola Jaroslav Halak. The Avs have won going back to last season. franchise-record streak of seven Shawnee 5-4 9-13 Defiance 5-3 15-5 marked by his trademark one- MEMPHIS, Tennessee — al games — teams are very pregame video tribute featur- Pekovic had 27 points and tied a Voracek’s third goal came had two goals and an assist seven straight over the Blues at Pepsi That would be all the offense straight games with at least 30 Wapakoneta 4-4 12-9 Jonathan Bernier needed. With ing photos of him as a child all career high with 18 rebounds to Elida 3-6 8-14 Center. liners and a bit of emotion. Jack Sock of the United States dangerous, especially in their points. Celina 4-4 9-1 33 seconds after Pittsburgh’s and Nicklas Grossman also Jonathan Quick getting the night off power Minnesota. Kenton 3-6 12-10 This was Jones’ first goal since JUPITER, Florida — An intra- upset No. 2 seed Milos Raonic home building,” Pierce said. the way through him hoisting Miami outscored Atlanta 40-17 Van Wert 3-5 11-10 Brandon Sutter tied the scored for the Flyers. after beating the Oilers, the Kings Derrick Williams had 17 points Van Wert 3-6 10-12 Jan. 22. Halak stopped 19 shots in squad matchup between two 6-3, 5-7, 7-5 in the opening round “You take a lot of pride in trophies marking the team’s in the final period after trailing 73-63 St. Marys 2-7 3-19 Kenton 2-6 13-8 game on a wraparound as the his first appearance since coming off backup goalie made 26 saves. precocious talents Wednesday of the U.S. National Indoor Tennis and eight rebounds and Andrei Goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov Dustin Brown and Jeff Carter also through three quarters. Kirilenko added 15 points and five Defiance 0-9 1-20 St. Marys 1-7 7-14 Penguins rallied from a pair injured reserve earlier this month with left Giancarlo Stanton dazed and Championships. protecting that and going out 10 NBA championships won Al Horford led the Hawks with * - League champion Shawnee 1-7 4-17 overcame a shaky start for his a strained groin. He got the start with scored for Los Angeles. assists in his return from a thigh T.J. Brodie scored for Calgary. Jose Fernandez shaken. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina and getting that first win. You under his ownership. Bryant 27 points and nine rebounds. Kyle ——- of 2-goal deficits in the third eighth victory. rookie Jake Allen playing the night injury for the Timberwolves, who Stanton was hit in the back of — Top-seeded David Ferrer of could see it in their eyes. I fittingly spoke on behalf of Korver had 12 points, all on 3-point- won for the fourth time in their last the helmet during a Miami Marlins Spain began his defense of the saw it in Kobe’s eyes. He was the Lakers’ players, having ers. 20 games. Evan Turner scored 17 intrasquad game by a fastball Copa Claro title with a com- NETS 97, BUCKS 94 points and Jrue Holiday scored 16 really emotional coming out been acquired by the Lakers MILWAUKEE — Deron Williams after making his All-Star debut on Ohio Prep that got away from Fernandez, fortable 6-4, 6-1 victory over scored 23 points and Brooklyn the team’s top pitching prospect. Argentine wild card Agustin and he wanted this game bad. as a 17-year-old. Sunday for the 76ers, who couldn’t Transactions escaped after Monta Ellis missed on come up with an answer for Pekovic The Associated Press Frontier League BOSTON BRUINS — Promoted Major League Soccer Stanton remained on his feet but Velotti. We understood that.” “He was a brilliant, incred- a chance to tie the game with three in the paint in a rough and tumble Basketball Scores BASEBALL FLORENCE FREEDOM — F Alden Hirschfeld from South D.C. UNITED — Selected F left the game and said the bean- DUBAI, United Arab Emirates Howard’s performance in ible owner but an even bet- foul shots in the final seconds. game. Philadelphia has lost seven The Associated Press Tallmadge 55, Cuyahoga Falls American League Acquired INFs Eric Groff and Carolina (ECHL) to Providence Carlos Ruiz in the league’s alloca- ing affected his eyesight. — Defending champion The Bucks got to within 96-94 straight road games and has won the Lakers’ first game since ter person,” Bryant added. with 6 seconds left on a pair of bas- Wednesday’s Girls Tournament CVCA 36 BOSTON RED SOX — Placed Anthony Scelfo from Laredo (AA) (AHL). tion process. Stanton said he didn’t expect Agnieszka Radwanska led sever- “His innovation transcended just six times away from home all Basketball Scores Tol. Rogers 80, Tol. Scott 20 OF Ryan Kalish on the 60-day DL. for players to be named. BUFFALO SABRES — Waived FC DALLAS — Announced the to miss any playing time but al of the top seeds into the Dubai the All-Star break came on kets by Brandon Jennings. season, the third fewest wins in the Division I Utica 85, Cols. East 22 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — JOLIET SLAMMERS — Signed F Cody McCormick. resignation of president/chief exec- further medical evaluation was Championships quarterfinals on the eve of the NBA trade the game and we are all, all Gerald Wallace inbounded to NBA. Amherst Steele 47, Lorain 38 Division III Agreed to terms with LHPs Tim 1B Leighton Pangilinan. COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS utive officer Doug Quinn. planned. a day the on-court action was deadline. He has been the spoiled by his vision and his Williams but Jennings was draped PISTONS 105, BOBCATS 99 Centerville 84, Springfield 14 Anna 91, New Lebanon Dixie 36 Collins, Danny Duffy, John Lamb RIVER CITY RASCALS — — Activated RW Cam Atkinson NEW YORK RED BULLS — over his right side. The contact CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Greg TAMPA, Fla. — New York overshadowed by the withdrawal subject of rumors but gen- drive to win year after year shook the ball loose and it appeared Monroe scored 10 of his 19 points Chagrin Falls Ken. 61, Cle. JFK 28 Archbold 82, Liberty Center 26 and Will Smith; RHP Kelvin Herrera, Signed RHP Cameron Bayne. from injured reserve. Placed F Signed M Jonny Steele. Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes of Serena Williams because of a Cin. Mercy 58, Cin. Withrow 45 Atwater Waterloo 40, Louisville RHP Greg Holland, INFs Johnny Transferred SS Matt Serna to the Brandon Dubinsky on the injured PHILADELPHIA UNION — eral manager Mitch Kupchak after year.” to hit Williams’ foot before rolling out in the fourth quarter, stepping up could be sidelined for two weeks back injury. of bounds. After review, the Nets with Brandon Knight on the bench Cle. Hts. 67, Cle. E. Tech 35 Aquinas 32 Giavotella, Eric Hosmer, Elliot retired list. list. Reassigned C Nick Drazenovic Waived M Alex Mendoza and D because of a bulging disk that will Williams, who became the old- said this week that Howard There was a moment of Cle. St. Joseph 76, Parma Bluffton 41, Coldwater 39 Johnson and Mike Moustakas; OF SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS to Springfield (AHL). Damani Richards. had possession. Williams was fouled nursing a hyperextended right knee, Normandy 48 Bucyrus 60, Fostoria 42 Lorenzo Cain and OF David Lough — Traded RHP Patrick Mincey to FLORIDA PANTHERS — PORTLAND TIMBERS — be treated with anti-inflammatory est top-ranked woman Monday, wouldn’t be going anywhere. silence in the darkened arena and made one of two free throws to to lead Detroit. medication. said she’s had a sore back and before the crowd broke up the make it 97-94 with 3.4 seconds left. Knight had 21 points before injur- Cols. Northland 77, Delaware Camden Preble Shawnee 57, Cin. on 1-year contracts. Grand Prairie (AA) for a player to Recalled G Jacob Markstrom from Signed D Mikael Silvestre. “I was thinking about it Williams then fouled Ellis on a ing his knee late in the third quarter. Hayes 37 Christian 49 SEATTLE MARINERS — be named. San Antonio (AHL). Promoted G REAL SALT LAKE — Traded PRO FOOTBALL ankle since the Australian Open, quiet with chants of “Jerry, LINCOLN, Nebraska — New though she still reached the final all day, getting this win for hurried 3. Ellis missed the first two Monroe then took over, finishing with Cols. Upper Arlington 53, Westerville Castalia Margaretta 64, New Traded 1B/OF Mike Carp to Boston WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS Brian Foster from Cincinnati (ECHL) M Jonny Steele to New York for a shots and intentionally missed the seven rebounds and seven assists S. 43 London 35 for a player to be named or cash — Placed RHPs Tyson Corley and to San Antonio. conditional supplemental draft pick. England Patriots cornerback in Qatar last weekend. Dr. Buss,” Howard said. “We Jerry.” “It was very emotional third. as the Pistons denied the Bobcats Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit 58, Cols. Africentric 97, Mt. Gilead 21 considerations. Stephen Sauer on the suspended American Hockey League SEATTLE SOUNDERS — Alfonzo Dennard was convicted WRESTLING came out with a lot of energy, GRIZZLIES 88, RAPTORS 82 their first back-to-back wins since Kent Roosevelt 33 Cuyahoga Hts. 55, Gates Mills TEXAS RANGERS — Agreed list. NORFOLK ADMIRALS — Traded the rights to D Mikael of assaulting a police officer in TEHRAN, Iran — Wrestlers a lot of intensity. We have and very nice,” Lakers coach TORONTO — Zach Randolph November. Dublin Coffman 68, Cols. Watt. 35 Hawken 48 to terms with RHP Josh Lindblom, BASKETBALL Released D Sacha Guimond from Silvestre to Portland for a 2014 Lincoln, Neb., last year. from the world’s top wrestling to keep working every day Mike D’Antoni said, noting had 17 points and 18 rebounds, Jose Calderon finished with 17 Dublin Scioto 59, Grove City Cent. Delta 64, Paulding 48 OF Engel Beltre, OF Julio Borbon Women’s National Basketball his professional tryout contract. first-round supplemental draft pick A jury found Dennard guilty nations plan to lie on their mats Mike Conley scored 17 points and points for Detroit. Crossing 51 Fayette.-Perry 68, Williamsburg 21 and OF Craig Gentry on 1-year Association PROVIDENCE BRUINS — and a conditional 2015 draft pick. of the felony charge and a mis- today in Tehran in a unique show in practice to get better and the crowd’s energy. “You Memphis won its fifth straight. Kemba Walker led Charlotte with Eastlake N. 94, Cle. Glenville 46 Gates Mills Gilmour 67, Wickliffe 40 contracts. SEATTLE STORM — Signed Signed F Nicolas Tremblay to a National Women’s Soccer demeanor count of resisting of unity to protest a decision hopefully this season can hap- couldn’t help but feel it and I Toronto’s Rudy Gay came up 24 points and Ramon Sessions had Elyria 48, Westlake 45, OT Hamilton Badin 54, Cin. N. College National League F/C Nakia Sanford. professional tryout contract. League short against his former team as 18 points and eight assists. Byron Gahanna Lincoln 55, Pataskala Hill 35 arrest but acquitted the former by the International Olympic pen for us.” think the players felt it, also.” MIAMI MARLINS — Agreed FOOTBALL ECHL PORTLAND THORNS — Nebraska standout of third- Committee to drop wrestling from the Raptors had their 5-game win- Mullens added 15 points for the Watkins Memorial 33 Huron 61, Milan Edison 50 LAS VEGAS WRANGLERS — Signed D Jazmyne Avant. Howard was among seven A memorial service for Bobcats, who have the worst record to terms with RHPs Arquimedes National Football League degree assault against another the 2020 games. ning streak ended. Acquired from Garfield Hts. 57, Cle. John Adams Jamestown Greeneview 78, Cin. Caminero, Jose Ceda, Sam Dyson, NFL — Named John Brody Traded G Jody O’Neill to Gwinnett COLLEGE Lakers in double figures on invited guests will be held Memphis in a 3-team trade on in the NBA. 35 Hills Christian Academy 38 Chris Hatcher, A.J. Ramos and senior vice president of sponsor- for future considerations. COLORADO STATE—Named Hudson 67, Warren Howland 35 Kansas Lakota 43, Gibsonburg 35 Nathan Eovaldi, LHP Brad Hand, ship and media sales. SAN FRANCISCO BULLS — Art Valero tight ends coach. Lewis Center Olentangy 80, Mt. Lima Cent. Cath. 49, Haviland LHP Braulio Lara and OF Marcell HOUSTON TEXANS—Named Traded F Ryan Galiardi to Idaho for ILLINOIS — Promoted assis- Vernon 35 Wayne Trace 46 Ozuna on 1-year contracts. Jeff Zgonina assistant defensive future considerations. tant director of player personnel AGRIBUSINESS Lewis Center Olentangy Orange 76, Millbury Lake 49, Northwood 27 American Association line coach and Russell Joyner MOTORSPORTS and relations Mike Bellamy to wide Chillicothe 36 Mogadore 50, Garrettsville Garfield LAREDO LEMURS — Released director of football information sys- SCCA — Named Chris Berg receivers coach. Liberty Twp. Lakota E. 45, Harrison 25 INF Stephen Pearson. tems. public relations coordinator. KANSAS STATE — Named 32 Orrville 72, Rittman 19 WICHTIA WINGNUTS — HOCKEY SOCCER Andre Coleman wide receivers Lodi Cloverleaf 52, Strongsville 45 Swanton 45, Metamora Evergreen Signed RHP Jon Link and C Kieran National Hockey League UNITED STATES SOCCER coach. Farm Focus Mason 63, Cin. Oak Hills 26 38 Bradford. Traded RHP Tommy ANAHEIM DUCKS — Agreed FEDERATION — Named Michelle OLD WESTBURY — Named Mayfield 64, Painesville Riverside Van Buren 59, Tontogany Otsego 47 Mendoza to Southern Maryland for to terms with G Viktor Fasth on a French coach of women’s U-20 Dan Gallagher assistant baseball Adapting to Extreme Weather Part 2 offers first-ever 52 Versailles 71, Arcanum 19 a player to be named. 1-year contract extension. national team. coach. Miamisburg 49, Huber Hts. Wayne W. Salem NW 46, Dalton 43 By James Hoorman season crop varieties have the ability Increased summer precipitation may nutrients. 47 Division IV Assistant Professor to produce as much grain as longer lead to increased planting densities Extreme weather will change scholarship N. Royalton 52, Lakewood 43 Ada 76, Ridgeway Ridgemont 19 OSU-Extension growing crop varieties. Farmers may for higher yields. Wetter springs and insect, weeds, diseases, and soil For the first time, Farm Newark 58, Hilliard Davidson 56 Arlington 71, Cory-Rawson 40 Notre Dame Academy 72, Tol. Cin. Country Day 59, Lockland 23 Putnam County want to consider planting a short summers will lead to more tile with microbe populations. Higher humid- Focus Inc. is offering three Bowsher 26 Cle. Max Hayes 52, Cle. Hts. Sports Briefs season variety and adding a cover closer spacing AND sub-irrigation ity will require more spraying for $1,000 scholarships to high Pickerington N. 50, Westerville N. Lutheran E. 46 The Associated Press criticism for the team’s early-sea- Garcia and Tyler Honeycutt from for HGH. The Hurricanes ordered The following information comes crop to increase carbon in the soil. and controlled drainage to save water. pathogens. Expect more problems school seniors interested in 42 Cle. VASJ 41, Bedford St. Peter COLLEGE son struggles. Sacramento for F Patrick Patterson, the additional testing after the from a USDA-SARE grant on Increasing soil organic matter by Irrigation may pay if drought occurs with fall crop dry-down. Warmer an agricultural related pro- Powell Olentangy Liberty 31, New Chanel 19 CORAL GABLES, Florida — Ruff’s dismissal ends his C Cole Aldrich and PG Toney school was linked to Major League Albany 30 Cortland Maple. 62, McDonald 34 The NCAA believes former Miami 16-season tenure in Buffalo, during Douglas. Baseball’s latest drug investiga- Midwest weather and climate. 1-percent increases water infiltration extensively and crop prices and winters affects grains storage and gram at a university, col- Reynoldsburg 109, Cols. West 16 Franklin Middletown Christian 39, assistant coaches Clint Hurtt, which he became the franchise’s Also, the Rockets reached an tion and after one member of the lege, or technical school. Tol. Cent. Cath. 56, Tol. Waite 40 Cedarville 29 Extreme weather events may and water holding capacity by as yields justify installation. Since increased insect and pest survival. Aubrey Hill and Jorge Fernandez winningest coach (571-432-162) agreement to send F Marcus Morris school’s strength and condition- change your future farming opera- much as 1-2 inches per foot of soil water is the most limiting nutrient for Molds and allergens are expected In addition to seniors, Ursuline Academy 52, Fairfield 50 Ft. Loramie 90, Ansonia 20 to Phoenix for a future second- ing staff reportedly was found to Wadsworth 80, Barberton 31 McComb 59, Vanlue 27 provided false or misleading infor- and the NHL’s longest active-serv- tion. During wet springs, farmers (Hudson, 1994). crop yields, no-till farming and add- to be major problems in the future students already enrolled in Zanesville 51, Ashville Teays Val.40 N. Lewisburg Triad 58, Jackson mation during the probe into the ing coach with one team. round pick, according to a person have ties to an anti-aging clinic that Hurricanes’ athletic department. NEW YORK — Vancouver with knowledge of the deal. The allegedly provided pro players with Division II Center 40 often use larger equipment and addi- Soil crop residues decrease soil ing cover crops to increase organic due to increased temperatures and an undergraduate program Akr. Manchester 72, Alliance 22 ——- The NCAA said all three vio- Canucks forward Jannik Hansen person spoke on condition of ano- PEDs. tional hired help to plant in a shorter temperatures, beneficial in a drought matter may increase because they humidity. These changes also change in agriculture are also eli- nymity because that trade had not Akr. SVSM 77, Akr. North 31 Boys Regular season lated “principles of ethical conduct” was suspended for one game AUTO RACING time period. Cover crops through or during a hot summer. This past conserve moisture and they keep the the efficiency and persistence of her- gible to apply for the schol- Beloit W. Branch 76, Youngs. Liberty Alliance 57, Can. Timken 49 as part of the notice of allegations by the NHL for hitting Chicago been announced, pending league DAYTONA BEACH, Florida 29 Alliance Marlington 72, Mogadore served against the Hurricanes, Blackhawks forward Marian Hossa approval. — It was a dramatic first practice evapotranspiration may dry the soil summer, soil temperatures were 20 soil cool. bicides (volatility) and fungicides arship. Caledonia River Valley 56, Cols. Field 47 according to a person who spoke in the back of the head with his left GOLF session for the Daytona 500, with quicker. Controlled traffic also pro- to 30 degrees cooler under no-till Waterlogged soils in spring may which are expected to breakdown The applicant must be a to The Associated Press on con- forearm. MARANA, Arizona — The best Ryan Newman demonstrating the Centennial 53 Beallsville 70, Paden City, W.Va. 47 mote firmer soils for timely planting. and cover crops compared to conven- promote shallow crop root systems faster with higher temperatures and Van Wert County resident. Can. South 61, Akr. Springfield 30 Bellville Clear Fork 62, Mansfield St. dition of anonymity because the The incident occurred at 1:10 64 golfers in the world got together instability of NASCAR’s new Gen-6 Clarksville Clinton-Massie 56, Day. Peter’s 57 allegations have not been released of the third period during Chicago’s for the first time this season and a race car. The Ohio State University (OSU) is tional tilled soils, conserving mois- more prone to disease, lodging, more moisture. Minimum grade point is 2.5 Thurgood Marshall 42 Cardington-Lincoln 56, Marion Elgin publicly. 4-3 shootout win on Tuesday. snow fight broke out. Newman spun about 15 min- experimenting with auto-steer and ture lost to evaporation. In Illinois, nutrient deficiencies, delayed plant- For livestock, expect more stress on a 4.0 scale. Cols. Brook. 40, Cols. Bexley 37 52 Hurtt and Hill were members Hossa had to be helped off the In the most bizarre episode of a utes into the day’s first session, Cols. DeSales 52, Hebron Chagrin Falls Kenston 54, Perry 37 of Miami’s football staff. Fernandez ice after the hit. PGA Tour season already filled with losing control of his Chevrolet right self- propelled robots which may soil temperatures on conventionally ing, and drought. With more fre- in summer if temperatures increase Scholarship applica- Lakewood 21 Cle. St. Ignatius 75, Cle. John worked on the men’s basketball staff. CYCLING wacky weather, the opening round in front of Carl Edwards and Mark allow equipment to get smaller. tilled soil reached 140F, which is high quent rains, expect delayed fertilizer and the need for more air condition- tions have been delivered Cols. Eastmoor 65, Cols. Hamilton Adams 53 Several other coaches are AUSTIN, Texas — Lance of the Match Play Championship Martin. All three cars sustained Smaller lighter equipment (3-4 rows) enough to kill soil bacteria. These applications and with more intense ing or ventilation. However, expect to all nine area high schools Twp. 31 Findlay Liberty-Benton 70, Tiffin named or referenced in the allega- Armstrong will not do a tell-all inter- lasted only 3 1/2 hours until it was damage; it’s the third wreck in a Cols. Hartley 49, Newark Licking Calvert 32 tions, including Missouri basketball view under oath with the agency suspended by a winter storm that week that has collected Martin. operated remotely using robotics farmers may need to inoculate their rain events expect more soil erosion. lower cold stress and lower heating where Van Wert students Valley 37 Lore City Buckeye Trail 64, coach Frank Haith, who is alleged that exposed his performance- covered Dove Mountain with nearly Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s engine decreases the weight and compaction soybean fields to reestablish benefi- Expect increased incidence of water bills in the winter. High humidity may be enrolled. Additional Eaton 49, Tipp City Tippecanoe 47 Barnesville 41 of failing “to promote an atmo- enhancing drug use and took his 2 inches of snow. blew during the session and put- factor and operate 24 hours per day. cial Rhizobia bacteria for N produc- quality issues due to loss of nitrate and higher air temperatures promote copies of the application are Granville 55, Whitehall-Yearling 40 Maple Hts. 69, Cle. John Marshall sphere for compliance.” But only seven Tour de France titles. COLLEGE BASEBALL ting a fresh one in his car means Kenton 57, Tiffin Columbian 38 46 Hurtt, Hill and Fernandez are facing The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency BOCA RATON, Florida — Every he will start at the back of the field In 20-30 years (maybe sooner); plant- tion. At 100F, 15 percent of moisture and phosphorus fertilizer, increased livestock parasites and disease stress. available at the Van Wert Kettering Alter 57, Day. Meadowdale Parma 75, Cle. Lincoln W. 46 the ethical-conduct charge, com- had told Armstrong he would have member of the University of Miami in today’s Daytona 500 qualifying ing, spraying and harvesting opera- is used for growth and 85 percent sediment losses, runoff from manure The biggest change may be in live- County Extension office at 44 Richwood N. Union 59, Marion monly known as NCAA Rule 10.1. to reveal all he knows about dop- baseball team has passed a test race. 1055 S. Washington St., Van Lexington 46, Galion 40 Pleasant 49 PRO HOCKEY ing in cycling — a process officials for performance-enhancing drug Defending Sprint Cup cham- tions may be vastly different than it moisture is lost through evaporation application followed by warmer sum- stock feeding. With a longer growing Medina Buckeye 40, Sheffield Salem 45, Hanoverton United 21 BUFFALO, New York — Lindy expected would take several days usage, including human growth pion Brad Keselowski missed most is today. and transpiration. At 70F, 100 percent mers which promote harmful algae season, forages are expected to have Wert OH 45891. Brookside 27 Warrensville Hts. 74, Cle. JFK 73 Ruff is out as coach in Buffalo, — if he wanted to reduce his life- hormone. of the session with a fuel system With a longer growing season moisture is used for plant growth. For blooms. Since nitrogen volatilizes at more energy but be lower in nitrogen, Questions should be Napoleon 27, Bryan 26 Woodsfield Monroe Cent. 57, meaning the slow-starting, incon- time ban from sports. The test results came back late issue. Oak Harbor 39, Sandusky Perkins Hannibal River 53 sistent and sometimes lethargic Wednesday was the latest last week, according to a person BASEBALL expected, farmers will plant earlier corn production, 75F requires 1 inch soil temperatures above 55F, expect protein content, and have lower plant directed to 419-238-1214. 38 Division II Sabres have now become Ron deadline for Armstrong to decide who spoke to The Associated Press SCOTTSDALE, Arizona — Joe and use longer season crops hybrids water/week, at 85F – 2 inch water/ later fall nitrogen applications. digestibility. All completed applica- Parma Hts. Holy Name 59, Cle. Day. Meadowdale 46, Bellbrook 44 Rolston’s mess to clean up. on USADA’s offer. After negotiating on condition of anonymity because Garagiola, the ballplayer-turned- that they harvest later. However, week, and at 95F – 4 inch water/ The best current solution to these The final Putnam County Soil tions must be postmarked Cent. Cath. 29 Day. Thurgood Marshall 73, Day. Rolston was promoted from the with the agency for two months, he the university had not authorized announcer who was honored by Ravenna 67, Hubbard 24 Oakwood 38 Sabres’ minor-league affiliate, AHL refused. any public release of the testing. the Hall of Fame for his on-air work, OSU research shows that longer crop week. Water requirements double for problems is to plant cover crops to Health series on cover crops will be or delivered in person no Spring. Kenton Ridge 61, Greenville Division III Rochester, to finish out the season PRO BASKETBALL Like many schools, Miami is ending his broadcast career after maturities do not necessarily produce every 10F increase in temperature decrease soil erosion, improve soil held from 7-9 p.m. Monday at the later than March 15 to the 44 Magnolia Sandy Valley 57, Belmont as Buffalo’s interim coach. HOUSTON — The Houston conducts drug testing on athletes nearly six decades. higher yields. It depends on rainfall (Elwynn Taylor, 2012). structure, water infiltration, and water Extension office, 1206 East Second Van Wert County Extension Sunbury Big Walnut 41, Amanda- Union Local 51 The move was made hours Rockets acquired No. 5 pick — including for anabolic steroids Clearcreek 27 Martins Ferry 71, Bellaire 47 after Ruff was fired amid growing Thomas Robinson and Fs Francisco — but does not typically check See BRIEFS, page 7 timing and growing conditions. Short Moisture will vary from year/year. holding capacity to tie up soluble soil Street, Ottawa. Office. www.delphosherald.com Thursday, February 21, 2013 The Herald — 7

NBA GLANCE The Associated Press Minnesota 20 31 .392 17 1/2 EASTERN CONFERENCE Pacific Division Lakers beat Celtics 113- Atlantic Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB L.A. Clippers 39 17 .696 — New York 32 19 .627 — Golden State 31 23 .574 7 Brooklyn 33 22 .600 1 L.A. Lakers 26 29 .473 12 1/2 Boston 28 26 .519 5 1/2 Sacramento 19 36 .345 19 1/2 Philadelphia 22 30 .423 10 1/2 Phoenix 18 37 .327 20 1/2 Toronto 22 33 .400 12 ——— 99 on emotional night Southeast Division Wednesday’s Results By BETH HARRIS a night when they shot 51 today at Nokia Theatre across Jan. 30, Gay had 13 points and W L Pct GB Detroit 105, Charlotte 99 nine rebounds but struggled with Miami 37 14 .725 — Memphis 88, Toronto 82 The Associated Press percent, dominated the paint the street from Staples Center. his shooting, making just 5-of-15 Atlanta 29 23 .558 8 1/2 Indiana 125, New York 91 54-30 and were 22-of-31 from Buss will be buried in a pri- attempts. He also had a game-high Washington 15 37 .288 22 1/2 Houston 122, Oklahoma City 119 the free throw line for one vate service on Friday. five turnovers. Orlando 15 39 .278 23 1/2 Minnesota 94, Philadelphia 87 LOS ANGELES — Los Tony Allen scored 12 points of the most complete games and Tayshaun Prince had 11 as the Charlotte 13 41 .241 25 1/2 Brooklyn 97, Milwaukee 94 Angeles Lakers’ owner Jerry NOTES: Lakers F Pau Gasol Central Division Miami 103, Atlanta 90 they’ve played in months. said he hopes to get off his crutches Grizzlies won for the eighth time Buss loved to win. He espe- in nine meetings with the Raptors W L Pct GB Cleveland 105, New Orleans 100 cially relished beating the “We looked like a team,” soon and return before the end of Indiana 33 21 .611 — Dallas 111, Orlando 96 the regular season. He had surgery and posted their fourth straight win Chicago 31 22 .585 1 1/2 Golden State 108, Phoenix 98 Boston Celtics. Nash said. “We moved bodies on his right foot after injuring it on in Toronto. Milwaukee 26 27 .491 6 1/2 L.A. Lakers 113, Boston 99 Feb. 5. … The Celtics signed free Alan Anderson scored 15 of his Playing their first game and moved the ball and made 19 points in the fourth quarter as the Detroit 22 34 .393 12 Today’s Games it tough on their defense. It agent G/F Terrence Williams to a Cleveland 17 37 .315 16 Miami at Chicago, 8 p.m. since Buss died, the Lakers 10-day contract on Wednesday. He Raptors erased a 9-point deficit to tie WESTERN CONFERENCE San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. earned an emotional gives us a little more of had been playing with Guangdong in the game but couldn’t take the lead. Southwest Division Friday’s Games 113-99 victory over an identity.” the Chinese league, averaging 17.9 CAVALIERS 105, HORNETS W L Pct GB Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. points, 3.4 rebounds and 4.1 assists 100 CLEVELAND — Kyrie Irving San Antonio 43 12 .782 — New York at Toronto, 7 p.m. their greatest rivals on Clark had a career- in 29 games. high 16 rebounds and scored 20 of his 35 points in the Memphis 35 18 .660 7 Detroit at Indiana, 7 p.m. Wednesday night. PACERS 125, KNICKS 91 fourth quarter to lead Cleveland. Houston 30 26 .536 13 1/2 Denver at Washington, 7 p.m. Dwight Howard Antawn Jamison added Paul George scored 27 points and Indiana powered its way closer Irving was coming off an impres- Dallas 24 29 .453 18 Sacramento at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. sive showing at All-Star weekend in New Orleans 19 36 .345 24 Houston at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. had 24 points and 15 points off the bench to the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference by beating New York. Houston and scored 11 consecu- Northwest Division Orlando at Memphis, 8 p.m. 12 rebounds, Kobe for Los Angeles. tive points for the Cavaliers as they W L Pct GB Dallas at New Orleans, 8 p.m. The Lakers improved David West had 18 points and nine Bryant added 16 rebounds and Lance Stephenson broke away from an 83-all tie in the Oklahoma City 39 15 .722 — Minnesota at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. final 4:23. His performance brought Denver 34 21 .618 5 1/2 Boston at Phoenix, 9 p.m. points, Steve Nash to 26-29 and gained a added 14 points for Indiana (33-21), which pulled within a half-game of the crowd at Quicken Loans Arena Utah 31 24 .564 8 1/2 San Antonio at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. and Earl Clark had split in the season series, to its feet during the final minutes Portland 25 29 .463 14 Portland at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. the Knicks for second place in the 14 apiece and Metta having avenged a 116- East. and had Irving pumping his fist on 95 loss to the Celtics on The Pacers shot 53 percent several occasions. World Peace 12 in The game featured a matchup a game that surely Feb. 7 when they trailed from the field, scored a season-high point total and had a season-best 28 between the past two No. 1 overall would have delighted by 32 points. assists against the Atlantic Division draft picks — Irving and Hornets leaders. It was Indiana’s largest mar- center Anthony Davis. Irving made NHL GLANCE Buss. Boston trailed by 13 of 22 shots and all seven of nine at the end of the first two gin of victory this season and New The Associated Press Minnesota 15 7 6 2 16 33 38 “It was very fitting,” York’s worst loss. his free throws while having seven EASTERN CONFERENCE Colorado 15 7 7 1 15 38 43 Bryant said. “You look at all quarters before the Lakers Tyson Chandler led New York assists. Davis had 12 points and four Atlantic Division Edmonton 15 6 6 3 15 36 41 the trophies, parades and sup- opened up a 75-57 lead early with 19 points and 11 rebounds. rebounds. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 15 5 7 3 13 40 54 Carmelo Anthony, the league’s No. WARRIORS 108, SUNS 98 New Jersey 16 9 3 4 22 42 38 Pacific Division port this team has — that in the third. Typical of their 2 scorer, finished with 15 points on OAKLAND, Calif. — Klay Thompson had 28 points and Pittsburgh 17 11 6 0 22 57 44 GP W L OT Pts GF GA 7-for-21 shooting. all came from one man. The balanced scoring through- eight rebounds, David Lee finished N.Y. Rangers 15 8 6 1 17 39 38 Anaheim 15 12 2 1 25 53 39 impact is a global one.” out the game, World Peace, ROCKETS 122, THUNDER 119 HOUSTON — James Harden with 19 points and 11 boards and Philadelphia 18 8 9 1 17 51 54 San Jose 15 8 4 3 19 39 34 Golden State snapped a season- N.Y. Islanders 16 6 9 1 13 46 57 Phoenix 16 8 6 2 18 44 41 The Lakers won their Bryant, Nash, Howard and scored a career-high 46 points and Jeremy Lin added 29 as the Houston high, 6-game losing streak by beat- Northeast Division Dallas 16 8 7 1 17 41 43 most recent NBA cham- Clark each contributed bas- ing Phoenix. Jarrett Jack added 21 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Los Angeles 15 7 6 2 16 36 38 mounted a furious fourth-quarter pionship — and last under kets in the 11-2 run. comeback. points off the bench and Stephen Montreal 16 11 4 1 23 46 35 Curry scored 20, with both mak- Boston 13 9 2 2 20 37 31 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Buss — in 2010, beating the Nash had seven assists, Houston was down by 14 points with about seven minutes left. The ing some key shots late to secure Ottawa 17 9 6 2 20 40 32 overtime loss. Celtics 4-3 in the finals. Buss giving him 10,144 while pass- Golden State’s first victory in almost Toronto 17 10 7 0 20 48 40 Rockets used a 21-4 run to erase died Monday at 80 after an ing Magic Johnson for sole the deficit and take a 114-111 three weeks. The Warriors hadn’t Buffalo 17 6 10 1 13 47 56 Wednesday’s Results possession of fourth place on lead with 1:46 remaining. Harden won since routing Phoenix 113-93 Southeast Division Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 5 18-month struggle with can- on Feb. 2. cer that had forced him to the career list. The Lakers stepped back under heavy pres- GP W L OT Pts GF GA Colorado 1, St. Louis 0, OT sure from Serge Ibaka to sink a 3 to Goran Dragic had 20 points and Carolina 14 8 5 1 17 41 40 Los Angeles 3, Calgary 1 watch his team’s games on shot 51 percent in the first tie it, before Lin connected on one 10 assists, and Jermaine O’Neal Tampa Bay 15 8 6 1 17 59 47 Today’s Games TV or an iPad instead of from half and had four players in seconds later to give the Rockets added 17 points and 12 rebounds for Winnipeg 15 6 8 1 13 37 47 Buffalo at Toronto, 7 p.m. their first lead of the second half. the Suns, who have lost five straight Florida 15 4 7 4 12 35 56 Florida at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. his suite above the Staples double figures, helping them Harden made a bucket before Ibaka to Golden State, including all three Washington 15 5 9 1 11 41 51 New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. Center court. to a 64-55 lead. Howard was made two free throws. Then came meetings this season. WESTERN CONFERENCE Winnipeg at Carolina, 7 p.m. another 3 by Lin to extend the lead MAVERICKS 111, MAGIC 96 His empty seat was illumi- energetic in scoring 15 points DALLAS — Shawn Marion and Central Division N.Y. Islanders at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. to 119-113. Thabo Sefolosha led the nated and “R.I.P. Dr. Buss” and setting screens reminis- Thunder with 28 points and had six Elton Brand scored 17 apiece, Vince GP W L OT Pts GF GA N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Carter again provided a spark off the Chicago 16 13 0 3 29 55 34 Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. was written on the board cent of his days with Orlando. 3-pointers, both career highs. His previous career high was 22, which bench and Dallas beat Orlando. Nashville 17 8 4 5 21 39 38 Columbus at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. inside the Lakers; locker Bryant had 14 points, Nash The victory snapped a 9-game St. Louis 17 9 6 2 20 53 51 Vancouver at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. he reached twice, most recently in room. 12 and World Peace 10. 2008. Westbrook also scored 28 winning streak for the road team Detroit 16 7 6 3 17 43 48 Minnesota at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. in the series and the Magic lost for Columbus 16 4 10 2 10 36 51 Friday’s Games “We got to continue “I thought he was playing points and added 10 rebounds and eight assists. Kevin Durant had 16 the 26th time in 29 games despite Northwest Division Florida at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. to carry on what he built,” through emotion,” Garnett a third-quarter surge that put them GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vancouver at Nashville, 8 p.m. points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists said about Bryant. “You for his second career triple-double. in front. Vancouver 15 8 3 4 20 44 37 San Jose at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Bryant said. The Mavericks put away an Paul Pierce scored 26 could hear the emotion in his HEAT 103, HAWKS 90 ATLANTA — Miami scored the Orlando team playing on the second points for the Celtics, who fell voice.” first 13 points of the fourth quarter night of a back-to-back with a 17-0 to 8-17 on the road and lost Pierce carried the Celtics to erase Atlanta’s 10-point lead and fourth-quarter run that restored the Briefs the Heat, led by LeBron James’ 24 double-digit lead they had in the their third in a row away from with 23 points on 9-of-15 second quarter. man, Lancaster County Attorney points, ended beat the Hawks 103- (Continued from Page 6) home. Courtney Lee added 20 shooting in the half, when they 90 on Wednesday night to extend Carter finished with 14 points The 87-year-old Garagiola Joe Kelly said. points and Kevin Garnett had shot 49 percent. He said he their season-best winning streak to and had another burst of key 3-point- announced that he’s retiring as Dennard faces up to five eight games. ers to help Dallas retake the lead. a part-time television analyst for years in prison for the officer 12 on 6-of-14 shooting. hadn’t talked to general man- Dwyane Wade scored 20 points Dirk Nowitzki had 12 points and a the Arizona Diamondbacks. He assault and up to a year for ager Danny Ainge about the and Shane Battier had 17, hitting team-high nine rebounds. “We’ve been in that situ- Arron Afflalo led Orlando with said goodbye at a 30-minute resisting arrest, Kelly added. His ation with Red Auerbach trade rumors involving him. three 3-pointers in the final peri- od. James had 11 assists and six 21 points. news conference at the team’s sentencing hearing is April 11. and so many other emotion- Buss was remembered in a TIMBERWOLVES 94, 76ERS 87 spring training facility, a session TENNIS rebounds but could not extend his franchise-record streak of seven MINNEAPOLIS — Nikola marked by his trademark one- MEMPHIS, Tennessee — al games — teams are very pregame video tribute featur- Pekovic had 27 points and tied a ing photos of him as a child all straight games with at least 30 liners and a bit of emotion. Jack Sock of the United States dangerous, especially in their points. career high with 18 rebounds to JUPITER, Florida — An intra- upset No. 2 seed Milos Raonic home building,” Pierce said. the way through him hoisting power Minnesota. Miami outscored Atlanta 40-17 Derrick Williams had 17 points squad matchup between two 6-3, 5-7, 7-5 in the opening round “You take a lot of pride in trophies marking the team’s in the final period after trailing 73-63 precocious talents Wednesday of the U.S. National Indoor Tennis and eight rebounds and Andrei protecting that and going out 10 NBA championships won through three quarters. Kirilenko added 15 points and five left Giancarlo Stanton dazed and Championships. Al Horford led the Hawks with assists in his return from a thigh Jose Fernandez shaken. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina and getting that first win. You under his ownership. Bryant 27 points and nine rebounds. Kyle injury for the Timberwolves, who Stanton was hit in the back of — Top-seeded David Ferrer of could see it in their eyes. I fittingly spoke on behalf of Korver had 12 points, all on 3-point- won for the fourth time in their last the helmet during a Miami Marlins Spain began his defense of the saw it in Kobe’s eyes. He was the Lakers’ players, having ers. 20 games. Evan Turner scored 17 intrasquad game by a fastball Copa Claro title with a com- NETS 97, BUCKS 94 points and Jrue Holiday scored 16 really emotional coming out been acquired by the Lakers MILWAUKEE — Deron Williams after making his All-Star debut on that got away from Fernandez, fortable 6-4, 6-1 victory over scored 23 points and Brooklyn the team’s top pitching prospect. Argentine wild card Agustin and he wanted this game bad. as a 17-year-old. Sunday for the 76ers, who couldn’t escaped after Monta Ellis missed on come up with an answer for Pekovic Stanton remained on his feet but Velotti. We understood that.” “He was a brilliant, incred- a chance to tie the game with three in the paint in a rough and tumble left the game and said the bean- DUBAI, United Arab Emirates Howard’s performance in ible owner but an even bet- foul shots in the final seconds. game. Philadelphia has lost seven ing affected his eyesight. — Defending champion the Lakers’ first game since ter person,” Bryant added. The Bucks got to within 96-94 straight road games and has won Stanton said he didn’t expect Agnieszka Radwanska led sever- with 6 seconds left on a pair of bas- just six times away from home all to miss any playing time but al of the top seeds into the Dubai the All-Star break came on “His innovation transcended kets by Brandon Jennings. season, the third fewest wins in the further medical evaluation was Championships quarterfinals on the eve of the NBA trade the game and we are all, all Gerald Wallace inbounded to NBA. planned. a day the on-court action was Williams but Jennings was draped PISTONS 105, BOBCATS 99 deadline. He has been the spoiled by his vision and his over his right side. The contact TAMPA, Fla. — New York CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Greg overshadowed by the withdrawal subject of rumors but gen- drive to win year after year shook the ball loose and it appeared Monroe scored 10 of his 19 points Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes of Serena Williams because of a eral manager Mitch Kupchak after year.” to hit Williams’ foot before rolling out in the fourth quarter, stepping up could be sidelined for two weeks back injury. of bounds. After review, the Nets with Brandon Knight on the bench because of a bulging disk that will Williams, who became the old- said this week that Howard There was a moment of had possession. Williams was fouled nursing a hyperextended right knee, be treated with anti-inflammatory est top-ranked woman Monday, wouldn’t be going anywhere. silence in the darkened arena and made one of two free throws to to lead Detroit. medication. said she’s had a sore back and “I was thinking about it before the crowd broke up the make it 97-94 with 3.4 seconds left. Knight had 21 points before injur- PRO FOOTBALL ankle since the Australian Open, quiet with chants of “Jerry, Williams then fouled Ellis on a ing his knee late in the third quarter. LINCOLN, Nebraska — New though she still reached the final all day, getting this win for hurried 3. Ellis missed the first two Monroe then took over, finishing with England Patriots cornerback in Qatar last weekend. Dr. Buss,” Howard said. “We Jerry.” shots and intentionally missed the seven rebounds and seven assists “It was very emotional third. as the Pistons denied the Bobcats Alfonzo Dennard was convicted WRESTLING came out with a lot of energy, GRIZZLIES 88, RAPTORS 82 their first back-to-back wins since of assaulting a police officer in TEHRAN, Iran — Wrestlers a lot of intensity. We have and very nice,” Lakers coach TORONTO — Zach Randolph November. Lincoln, Neb., last year. from the world’s top wrestling to keep working every day Mike D’Antoni said, noting had 17 points and 18 rebounds, Jose Calderon finished with 17 A jury found Dennard guilty nations plan to lie on their mats Mike Conley scored 17 points and points for Detroit. of the felony charge and a mis- today in Tehran in a unique show in practice to get better and the crowd’s energy. “You Memphis won its fifth straight. Kemba Walker led Charlotte with demeanor count of resisting of unity to protest a decision hopefully this season can hap- couldn’t help but feel it and I Toronto’s Rudy Gay came up 24 points and Ramon Sessions had arrest but acquitted the former by the International Olympic pen for us.” think the players felt it, also.” short against his former team as 18 points and eight assists. Byron the Raptors had their 5-game win- Mullens added 15 points for the Nebraska standout of third- Committee to drop wrestling from Howard was among seven A memorial service for degree assault against another ning streak ended. Acquired from Bobcats, who have the worst record the 2020 games. Lakers in double figures on invited guests will be held Memphis in a 3-team trade on in the NBA. AGRIBUSINESS Farm Focus Adapting to Extreme Weather Part 2 offers first-ever By James Hoorman season crop varieties have the ability Increased summer precipitation may nutrients. Assistant Professor to produce as much grain as longer lead to increased planting densities Extreme weather will change scholarship OSU-Extension growing crop varieties. Farmers may for higher yields. Wetter springs and insect, weeds, diseases, and soil For the first time, Farm Putnam County want to consider planting a short summers will lead to more tile with microbe populations. Higher humid- Focus Inc. is offering three season variety and adding a cover closer spacing AND sub-irrigation ity will require more spraying for $1,000 scholarships to high The following information comes crop to increase carbon in the soil. and controlled drainage to save water. pathogens. Expect more problems school seniors interested in from a USDA-SARE grant on Increasing soil organic matter by Irrigation may pay if drought occurs with fall crop dry-down. Warmer an agricultural related pro- Midwest weather and climate. 1-percent increases water infiltration extensively and crop prices and winters affects grains storage and gram at a university, col- Extreme weather events may and water holding capacity by as yields justify installation. Since increased insect and pest survival. lege, or technical school. change your future farming opera- much as 1-2 inches per foot of soil water is the most limiting nutrient for Molds and allergens are expected In addition to seniors, tion. During wet springs, farmers (Hudson, 1994). crop yields, no-till farming and add- to be major problems in the future students already enrolled in often use larger equipment and addi- Soil crop residues decrease soil ing cover crops to increase organic due to increased temperatures and an undergraduate program tional hired help to plant in a shorter temperatures, beneficial in a drought matter may increase because they humidity. These changes also change in agriculture are also eli- time period. Cover crops through or during a hot summer. This past conserve moisture and they keep the the efficiency and persistence of her- gible to apply for the schol- evapotranspiration may dry the soil summer, soil temperatures were 20 soil cool. bicides (volatility) and fungicides arship. quicker. Controlled traffic also pro- to 30 degrees cooler under no-till Waterlogged soils in spring may which are expected to breakdown The applicant must be a mote firmer soils for timely planting. and cover crops compared to conven- promote shallow crop root systems faster with higher temperatures and Van Wert County resident. The Ohio State University (OSU) is tional tilled soils, conserving mois- more prone to disease, lodging, more moisture. Minimum grade point is 2.5 experimenting with auto-steer and ture lost to evaporation. In Illinois, nutrient deficiencies, delayed plant- For livestock, expect more stress on a 4.0 scale. self- propelled robots which may soil temperatures on conventionally ing, and drought. With more fre- in summer if temperatures increase Scholarship applica- allow equipment to get smaller. tilled soil reached 140F, which is high quent rains, expect delayed fertilizer and the need for more air condition- tions have been delivered Smaller lighter equipment (3-4 rows) enough to kill soil bacteria. These applications and with more intense ing or ventilation. However, expect to all nine area high schools operated remotely using robotics farmers may need to inoculate their rain events expect more soil erosion. lower cold stress and lower heating where Van Wert students decreases the weight and compaction soybean fields to reestablish benefi- Expect increased incidence of water bills in the winter. High humidity may be enrolled. Additional factor and operate 24 hours per day. cial Rhizobia bacteria for N produc- quality issues due to loss of nitrate and higher air temperatures promote copies of the application are In 20-30 years (maybe sooner); plant- tion. At 100F, 15 percent of moisture and phosphorus fertilizer, increased livestock parasites and disease stress. available at the Van Wert ing, spraying and harvesting opera- is used for growth and 85 percent sediment losses, runoff from manure The biggest change may be in live- County Extension office at tions may be vastly different than it moisture is lost through evaporation application followed by warmer sum- stock feeding. With a longer growing 1055 S. Washington St., Van is today. and transpiration. At 70F, 100 percent mers which promote harmful algae season, forages are expected to have Wert OH 45891. With a longer growing season moisture is used for plant growth. For blooms. Since nitrogen volatilizes at more energy but be lower in nitrogen, Questions should be expected, farmers will plant earlier corn production, 75F requires 1 inch soil temperatures above 55F, expect protein content, and have lower plant directed to 419-238-1214. and use longer season crops hybrids water/week, at 85F – 2 inch water/ later fall nitrogen applications. digestibility. All completed applica- that they harvest later. However, week, and at 95F – 4 inch water/ The best current solution to these The final Putnam County Soil tions must be postmarked OSU research shows that longer crop week. Water requirements double for problems is to plant cover crops to Health series on cover crops will be or delivered in person no maturities do not necessarily produce every 10F increase in temperature decrease soil erosion, improve soil held from 7-9 p.m. Monday at the later than March 15 to the higher yields. It depends on rainfall (Elwynn Taylor, 2012). structure, water infiltration, and water Extension office, 1206 East Second Van Wert County Extension timing and growing conditions. Short Moisture will vary from year/year. holding capacity to tie up soluble soil Street, Ottawa. Office. 8 – The Herald Thursday, February 21, 2013 www.delphosherald.com

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In the year ahead, you’ll be about future attracted to strong, progressive thinkers in tune with the times. Most of your closest with girlfriend new friends will be of this sort. Dear Annie: I am a senior honor. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- Lounging in a cozy easy chair could in high school. I have been dat- These friends were not have a strong appeal for you, yet if ing “Brianna” for 10 months. particularly close to this co- you fail to be at least a tad productive, She graduated last year and at- worker, and this is the first you’re likely to feel guilty for wasting BLONDIE all that valuable time. tended a community college, death they have personally ARIES (March 21-April 19) -- but really had no ambition or experienced. I know everyone Even though you won’t be putting on motivation to be there. We deals with death in their own any pretenses, the persona you present is likely to be more dramatic than spent last summer together, way, but they barely knew the usual. Others will be drawn to you for and I honestly fell head over co-worker who died. Our en- this reason. heels in love with her. tire group of friends thinks this TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- You can’t help but succeed in Here’s the prob- tattoo is a bad idea. situations where you are motivated lem. I have been We all want to say to do good things and bring joy to accepted to many something, but don’t others. All you want to do is help colleges out of know what. — Tat- make people happy. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- town. It has always too Troubles You’re not going to find a better day been my dream to Dear Troubles: to promote a cause in which you truly go away to school. We think these two believe. Even those who usually give you a hard time will succumb to your I told Brianna it are looking for a appeal. BEETLE BAILEY wouldn’t be fair to way to honor their CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- If either of us to stay late co-worker. If you’re prepared to give in order to get, most of your material affairs should together while I am you can recommend work out to your benefit. Some of away, but I want us a better tribute (e.g., your biggest obstacles may be taken to be together as working for a sui- out of the picture. Annie’s Mailbox LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- It isn’t much as possible cide prevention ho- likely that you will shy away from any until then. Ever tline, Survivors of challenges. In fact, you’ll welcome since I mentioned this to Bri- Suicide, the American Foun- situations that are much too trying for others. anna, however, things haven’t dation for Suicide Preven- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) been the same. We’ve been ar- tion, raising funds for suicide -- You’ll get far more out of being guing a lot. awareness), you could suggest helpful than merely feathering Brianna’s dad left when she it as being more meaning- your own nest. Good deeds will be appreciated and rewarded. was 12, and she’s still crushed ful. But ultimately, how they LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -- by it. She doesn’t get along choose to decorate their bodies There’s no reason why you shouldn’t well with her family and tells is up to them. be hopeful regarding the outcome of events, because you’re presently in SNUFFY SMITH me I’m all she has. She says Dear Annie: “No Longer a lucky cycle. Being optimistic and when I go away to school, I’ll Compatible” said she isn’t at- positive helps a lot. be leaving her just like every- tracted to her husband because SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- You’re not likely to seek out body else. he stopped bathing and has competition, but you’ll not duck any Now I feel nothing but guilt bad breath, a beer belly and either. Should a strong competitor when I think about college. I sinus issues. Oddly enough, challenge you, you’ll be a tough cookie to contend with. want us to enjoy our time to- clairvoyance isn’t conferred SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. gether as much as possible. I with the vows. Has she actu- 21) -- If you view things from a want Brianna to be my date ally told him what she wants positive perspective, your faith will work wonders. Events will turn out for my senior prom, but I don’t from him? He may be relieved the way you envision them, if your want her to think I’m simply that better hygiene can fix the belief is strong enough. using her. It’s not true. She is issue. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. the only person I want by my My second husband wore a 19) -- Joint ventures hold far more promise for you than independent side. size 54 belt. I pretended mod- endeavors at this time. However, this Annie, do you think it’s esty and wanted the lights out, is true only if you’re teamed up with HAGAR THE HORRIBLE fair that we’re staying together but really didn’t care to see his someone of equal talent who has a similar work ethic. now even though we’re most body. But he was an excellent AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) likely breaking up when I lover because his most impor- -- Moderation is the key to success, so leave for college? I want the tant organ was his brain. He do your best to play everything down the middle. For best results, don’t be full college experience, and I tried to please and was com- too aggressive or too passive. know a long-distance relation- pletely unselfconscious. — COPYRIGHT 2013 United Feature Syndicate, ship will be miserable, because Also Been Married to Buddha Inc. Brianna and I argue constantly via text messages when we’re only 10 minutes away. Have I made the right decision? — College Bound and Confused Dear College Bound: Whether or not to stay together BORN LOSER until the end of the summer is up to Brianna, too. If she can handle it, wishing you well, it’s a solid idea, and you can plan to see each other over winter break. But if Brianna feels you are abandoning her, she may try to hold you hos- tage emotionally, pressuring you to alter your plans. That will only create hard feelings and resentment all around. Talk to Brianna and ask what she wants to do, but be firm FRANK & ERNEST about your future. Good luck. Dear Annie: Last June, a co-worker committed suicide. The staff and I were extreme- ly devastated. No one saw it coming. 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A 35-mile stretch The Associated Press expecting blizzard conditions to develop in for about two dozen deaths and left hundreds of Highway 58 between Mojave and Bakersfield Kansas, the Interstate 70 corridor could get as of thousands without power, some for several was closed Wednesday, and several school districts ST. LOUIS — Parts of the nation’s heartland much as 13 inches of snow, and large drifts days. At its peak, the storm created white-out closed. No injuries were reported. awoke today to more than half a foot of snow, as would make driving very dangerous. conditions so intense that Interstate 70 was shut Schools also were closed in northern Arizona a large storm made its way eastward out of the In Oklahoma on Wednesday, roads were down across the entire state of Missouri. and Colorado with snow there. Mindy Crane, Rockies, snarling traffic for morning commuters covered with a slushy mix of snow and ice Tim Chojnacki, spokesman for the Missouri a spokeswoman for the Colorado Department and allowing an army of children to trade pen that officials said caused a crash that killed an Department of Transportation, said it planned to of Transportation, said hundreds of plows had and paper for shovel and sled, at least for a day. 18-year-old driver, Cody Alexander. have salt trucks on the roads before the storm been deployed for what was expected to be Winter storm warnings were issued from Alexander, of Alex, Okla., skidded in his arrived in the Show-Me State in hopes that the one of the most significant snow storms of the Colorado through Illinois, and many school dis- pickup truck into oncoming traffic on State precipitation would largely melt upon impact. season. tricts cancelled classes ahead of time, in antici- Highway 19 and was hit by a truck and killed, Much of Kansas was expected to get up to a Just the threat of snow led to a series of pation of the more than a foot of snow expected the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said. The other foot of snow, which many rural residents wel- shutdowns in the middle of the country. Kansas to fall in some places. driver wasn’t seriously injured. comed after nearly a year of drought. Gov. Sam Brownback closed state government Kelly Sugden, a National Weather Service In northern Arkansas, a school bus crashed Jerry and Diane McReynolds spent part of from today morning through Friday morning meteorologist in Dodge City, Kan., said early Wednesday on a steep, snowy country road, Wednesday putting out more hay and straw for and urged residents to stay off the roads. today that the storm that had already dumped leaving three students and the driver with minor newborn calves at their farm near Woodston Lawmakers in Nebraska and Iowa cancelled heavy snow on Colorado and western Kansas injuries. Pope County Sheriff Aaron Duval said in north central Kansas. The storm made extra committee meetings and hearings, and the on Wednesday was moving a bit slower than the bus slid off a road on Crow Mountain, nearly work, but Diane McReynolds said it would help Arkansas Senate voted to recess until Monday first expected, but was “starting to get back flipping before it was stopped by trees at the their winter wheat, pastures and dried-up ponds. so lawmakers could make it home before the together.” roadside. “In the city you hear they don’t want the worst of the storm hit. University of Nebraska “It’s very active,” Sugden said, noting the The weather service warned that freezing snow and that sort of thing, and I am thinking, officials moved a Big Ten men’s basketball snowfall was mixed with lightning and sleet rain could lead to a half-inch or more of ice ‘Yes, we do,’ and they don’t realize that we need game against Iowa from today to Saturday. showers. accumulating today in central and northern it,” she said. “We have to have it or their food National Weather Service meteorologist Kansas’ capital, Topeka, had little more than Arkansas, making travelling particularly dan- cost in the grocery store is going to go very Jayson Gosselin said precipitation is generally a dusting of snow after dawn, but in the town of gerous. high. We have to have this. We pray a lot for it.” expected to drop off as the storm makes its way Rozel, roughly 210 miles west, 6 1/2 inches had Officials said the storm could be the Meanwhile, a separate snow storm caught many east. Chicago and parts of Indiana, he said, already reported fallen. Midwest’s worst since a two-day storm that drivers by surprise in California, leaving hundreds could get about 2 inches of snow and some sleet. Water tested after body Prosecutors: Pistorius top cop should be dropped BY JON GAMBRELL and Bulewa Makeke, spokeswoman for “Is he going to be dropped from found in LA hotel tank CHRISTOPHER TORCHIA South Africa’s National Prosecuting the case? I don’t know. I think the The Associated Press Authority, acknowledged today that the right thing would be for him to be BY TAMI ABDOLLAH The Associated Press timing of the attempted murder charg- dropped,” Makeke said outside Pretoria PRETORIA, South Africa — es is “totally weird” but said Botha Magistrate’s Court shortly before LOS ANGELES — British tourist Michael Baugh and his wife Prosecutors reinstated attempted murder should be dropped from the case against Pistorius’ bail hearing went into a third said water had only trickled for days as they brushed their teeth, charges against a policeman leading the the world-famous athlete. However, day. “Obviously there will be consulta- showered and drank from the taps at the Cecil Hotel in downtown murder investigation into world-famous Makeke said the charges against Botha tions between the two (police and pros- Los Angeles, but they could not have imagined the disturbing reason. athlete Oscar Pistorius, in the latest were reinstated on Feb. 4, before his ecutors) to determine what is the best The body of a Canadian woman was later discovered at the bot- twist in a case that has captivated South testimony Wednesday and even before course of action.” tom of one of four cisterns on the roof of the historic hotel near Skid Africa and threatens to bring down a Steenkamp was killed. Police said they Pistorius’ main sponsor Nike, mean- Row. The tanks provide water for hotel taps and would have been national idol. were notified Wednesday of the rein- while, suspended its contract with the used by guests for washing and drinking. The announcement that detective stated charges which stem from a 2011 Paralympic champion, following eye- “The moment we found out, we felt a bit sick to the stomach, quite Hilton Botha faces reinstated charges in shooting incident in which Botha and wear manufacturer Oakley’s decision to literally,” Baugh said. connection with a 2011 shooting inci- two other officers allegedly fired at a suspend its sponsorship Monday. Nike Los Angeles County Department of Public Health officials were dent came a day after he testified for the minibus. said in a brief statement on its website: expected to release the results of tests on the water today. prosecution in Pistorius’ bail hearing, Makeke indicated the charge was “We believe Oscar Pistorius should be When the body was discovered on Tuesday, they issued a do-not- and by all accounts bungled his appear- reinstated because more evidence had afforded due process and we will con- drink order while a lab analyzes the water, said Terrance Powell, a ance. He acknowledged Wednesday that been gathered. She said the charge tinue to monitor the situation closely.” director coordinating the department’s response. The disclosure con- nothing in Pistorius’ account of the against Botha was initially dropped Botha was summoned by the magis- tradicts a previous police statement that the water had been deemed fatal Valentine’s Day shooting of his “because there was not enough evidence trate at the start of today’s proceedings. safe. girlfriend contradicted what police had at the time. But then, obviously the Pistorius’ bail hearing began on Tuesday Powell said the water was also used for cooking in the hotel; a discovered. investigation continued up to the fourth and is already running behind schedule, coffee shop in the hotel would remain closed and has been instructed (of) February and the senior public pros- with it expected to have been completed to sanitize its food equipment before reopening. The spokeswoman for the nation’s “Our biggest concern is going to be fecal contamination because prosecutors urged that Botha be removed ecutor was in a position to make a deci- on Wednesday. of the body in the water,” Powell said. He said the likelihood of con- from the Pistorius case. sion to reinstate the case.” Chief Magistrate Desmond Nair tamination is “minimal” given the large amount of water the body Pistorius, an Olympian whose lower She emphasized that it is a decision asked the defense: “Do you think there was found in, but the department is being extra cautious. legs were amputated when he was less for police and not prosecutors whether will be some level of shock if the Powell said the hotel hired a water treatment specialist after the than a year old, claims he mistook girl- to take Botha off the Pistorius case, one accused is released?” department required it to do so to disinfect its plumbing lines. friend Reeva Steenkamp for an intruder that has riveted the world’s attention and Defense lawyer Barry Roux respond- A call to the hotel was not returned. when he shot her in a locked bathroom is bringing scrutiny on South Africa’s ed: “I think there will be a level of shock The remains of Elisa Lam, 21, were found by a maintenance in his home. justice system. in this country if he is not released.” worker at the 600-room hotel that charges $65 a night after guests complained about the low water pressure. Police detectives were working to determine if her death was the Chicago district disappointed result of foul play or an accident. Car bomb in Syrian LAPD Sgt. Rudy Lopez called it suspicious and said a coroner’s in ex-congressman investigation will determine Lam’s cause of death. BY SOPHIA TAREEN Before she died, hotel surveillance footage showed Lam inside an The Associated Press capital kills 31 elevator pushing buttons and sticking her head out the doors, looking BY ALBERT AJI and BEN HUBBARD in both directions. She was later found in the water tank. CHICAGO — Residents in this swath of sprawling Chicago The Associated Press Lam, of Vancouver, British Columbia, traveled alone to Los neighborhoods and suburbs have brimmed with loyalty to Angeles on Jan. 26 and was last seen five days later by workers at Jesse Jackson Jr. over the past 17 years, giving him an enthusi- DAMASCUS, Syria — A car bomb exploded at a security the hotel. astic majority each election — even after questionable links to checkpoint near the headquarters of the ruling Baath party in Lopez said the hotel has four cisterns on its roof that are each ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich, reports of an extramarital affair and the heart of the Syrian capital on today, leaving smashed cars about 10 feet tall, 4.5 feet wide and hold at least 1,000 gallons of a bizarre five-month medical leave. scattered across a main thoroughfare and killing at least 31 water pumped up from city pipes. But the former congressman’s guilty plea to charges that people, according to opposition activist and state media. Lam’s body was found Tuesday morning at the bottom of one he lived off and lavishly spent campaign money for personal The bomb attack came amid a string of attacks inside cistern that was about three-quarters full of water, Lopez said. use — on everything from toilet paper to mink capes — has the capital. A blast shook another Damascus neighborhood The opening at the top of the cistern is too small to accommodate turned the tide. In territory where it was difficult to scrape up firefighters and equipment, so they had to cut a hole in the storage today and mortars rounds fell near the Syrian Army General any criticism of Jackson, his Chicago alderman wife or his Command, the third such attack in Damascus in as many days. tank to recover Lam’s body. famous civil rights leader father, the mood is now simply one The cisterns are on a platform at least 10 feet above the roof. For months, rebels have been trying to bring their fight to of disappointment. topple President Bashar Assad into the capital, but have man- To get to the tanks, someone would have to go to the top floor then “He knew better; it was a very stupid thing to do,” said take a staircase with a locked door and emergency alarm preventing aged little more than brief incursions and frequent skirmishes 75-year-old Jeannette Reese, shaking her head as she grocery- in outlying neighborhoods. roof access. shopped at a busy shopping complex. “He and his father came Another ladder would have to be taken to the platform and a per- The latest bombings and the recent mortar attacks suggest to our church. I thought he was the real thing.” they may be shifting to guerrilla tactics to destabilize the seat son would have to climb the side of the tank. Reese said she had voted for the younger Jackson for years. of Assad’s power. Lopez said there are no security cameras on the roof. Jackson, who resigned from office in November, pleaded Lam intended to travel to Santa Cruz, about 350 miles north of guilty Wednesday in federal court in Washington to criminal The most deadly attack struck a main street on the edge of Los Angeles. Officials said she tended to use public transportation the capital’s central Mazraa neighborhood, near the headquar- and had been in touch with her family daily until she disappeared. charges that he engaged in a scheme to spend $750,000 in campaign funds on personal items. He faces up to 57 months ters of Assad’s Baath party and the Russian Embassy, as well — more than four years — in prison and a fine, under a plea as a mosque, a hospital and a school. Don’t have time to eat deal with prosecutors. TV footage of the blast site showed firemen dousing a flam- It was an emotional day for Jackson, 47, who held back ing car with hoses and lifeless and dismembered bodies blown tears as he addressed the federal judge, just hours before his into the grass of a nearby park. breakfast? Drink it wife pleaded guilty to filing false joint federal income tax Witnesses at the scene said a car had exploded at a security BY CANDICE CHOI returns that knowingly understated the income the couple checkpoint between the Russian Embassy and the central head- The Associated Press received. She faces up to two years in prison and a fine. quarters of the ruling party. “I did these things,” Jackson told the judge, adding later, “It was huge. Everything in the shop turned upside down,” BOCA RATON, Fla. — If you don’t have time to sit down “Sir, for years I lived in my campaign.” one local resident said. He said three of his employees were for a bowl of cereal in the morning, companies are hoping Jackson first won office in a 1995 special election and injured by flying glass that killed a young girl who was walk- you’ll want to drink your breakfast. developed widespread support from mayors who said he deliv- ing by when the blast hit. As companies struggle to grow cereal sales in the U.S., ered and constituents who valued his family legacy and said he “I pulled her inside the shop but she was almost gone. We Kellogg and General Mills are preparing to roll out breakfast gave them a voice. That support persevered even through an couldn’t save her. She was hit in the stomach and head,” he drinks. intense primary challenge last year from former one-term U.S. said, speaking on condition of anonymity for fear of retribution At an industry conference Wednesday, Kellogg CEO John Rep. Debbie Halvorson who made Jackson’s ethical troubles for speaking with foreign media. Bryant said one way the company will redefine cereal is with central to her campaign. He came away with the easy majority Ambulances rushed to the scene of the blast, which shat- its “Breakfast To Go” milk-based drink, which will be rolled even as he remained under a House Ethics Committee inves- tered windows and sent up a huge cloud of smoke visible out nationally this year. A day before, General Mills said it’s tigation for ties to Blagojevich, who’s serving a federal prison throughout much of the city, witnesses said. testing a dairy-based breakfast shake called “BFast” that has sentence on allegations that he tried to profit from President The Britain-based activist group the Syrian Observatory for whole grains and the nutrition of a bowl of cereal and milk, Barack Obama’s former U.S. Senate Seat. Human Rights said at least 31 people were killed, most of them including fiber, protein, vitamins and whole grains. The drink Even the most loyal Jackson supporters who praised him civilians. Some members of the Syrian security forces were is currently being tested in the Northeast. for bringing home nearly $1 billion in federal funding to the also killed, it said. In separate remarks, both companies noted that a similar district were rattled. “I hate that circumstances ended up like Syrian state TV called it a “terrorist” attack by a suicide drink called “Up & Go” by Sanitarium Health and Wellbeing they did,” said Ford Heights Mayor Charles Griffin. His small bomber. It said at least 35 people were killed and more than Co. is performing strongly in Australia, with about 10 percent community south of Chicago — one of Illinois’ poorest — got 200 wounded. The state news agency published photos of two to 20 percent of the cereal business. a boost in its water system because of Jackson. dead bodies lying in the street. The broader idea of turning meals into drinks is getting Still, Griffin did not want to pile on criticism. “His situation more attention as people look for convenient ways to eat on is between the court system and the family,” the mayor said. the go. Even though it doesn’t take much time to sit down for Next week, voters in the heavily Democratic district head to a bowl of cereal, people are increasingly looking for portable the polls in a special primary to replace him. The crowded field foods they can eat on the way to work or school. of candidates includes Halvorson, former state Rep. Robin PepsiCo, which makes Quaker oatmeal and recently got Kelly and Chicago Alderman Anthony Beale. Jackson is scheduled to be sentenced June 28 and his wife into the dairy business, has launched similar concepts over- Answers to Wednesday’s questions: on July 1. Both Jacksons, who maintain homes in Washington seas. It offers a Quaker cereal powder drink in China and last and Chicago, are free until sentencing. Lyndon B. Johnson’s presidential portrait rejected by summer began testing a Quaker oatmeal drink in Brazil. More details emerged in a 22-page statement compiled by its subject as “the ugliest thing I ever saw,” now hangs A spokesman for PepsiCo declined to say whether any prosecutors and filed Wednesday. In it, Jackson admitted that in the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. similar products are planned for the U.S. But the company has he and his wife used campaign credit cards to buy thousands of Artist Peter Hurd had been commissioned to paint it as underscored its strategy of “lifting and shifting” products from personal items worth $582,772.58 from 2005 through April of Johnson’s’s official White House portrait. around the world for different markets. last year. The most lavish purchases included the spending of The gift of a chest of tennis balls provoke a declara- PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi also has noted that the company more than $43,000 on a gold-plated men’s Rolex watch. tion of war in the Shakespearean play Henry V. is looking at ways to “drinkify” snacks, and gauging which Court papers said more than $60,000 was shelled out for Today’s questions: type of foods and meals people might want in drink form. restaurant, nightclub and lounge outings. Money was also What does the menacing-looking deep-sea vampire Already, the company’s Naked juices are seen as falling into spent on a washer, a dryer, a range and a refrigerator for the squid do when startled? that general space because they are rich in various nutrients. Jacksons’ Chicago home. Among Kentucky Derby champions, what was unique Kellogg also offers a Special K Protein shake but the drink Jackson even arranged for the use of campaign money about Canonero II, the 1971 winner? is positioned more for people who are specifically looking to to buy two mounted elk heads for his congressional office, Answers in Friday’s Herald. control their weight. according to court documents.