e Edition SUNNY 69 • 54 | MONDAY, JULY 13, 2020 | theworldlink.com Follow us online: facebook.com/theworldnewspaper twitter.com/TheWorldLink instagram.com/theworldlink Coast Guard medevacs fisherman The World fisherman shortly after noon and transported him to the Coast NORTH BEND — A Coast Guard airbase where his care was Guard aircrew medically evacu- transferred to emergency medical ated a 26-year-old man Saturday services personnel. morning off the fishing vessel “Getting this man to emergency McKenzie Rose 100 miles west of medical care was a coordinated Coos Bay. effort between the McKenzie Rose The fishing vessel’s captain used crew and the Coast Guard,” said a marine radio to hail watchstand- Petty Officer First Class -Mi ers at Coast Guard Sector North chael Halasz, Sector North Bend Bend at approximately 5:30 a.m. watchstander. “The teamwork to report a member of the crew greatly aided in the swift transport sustained a head injury and was in and treatment of the injured crew need of medical attention, accord- member.” ing to a press relase from the U.S. The current condition of the Coast Guard, Astoria attachment. man is unknown. The McKenzie Rose began A Coast Guard aircrew medically to transit toward shore to more evacuates a man from a fishing vessel quickly rendezvous with the Coast operating 100 miles west of Coos Bay on Guard MH-65 Dolphin helicopter Saturday, July 11. The aircrew hoisted the aircrew, stated the release. A con- injured fisherman safely and transferred stant communication schedule was him to emergency medical services established between the sector and personnel. the fishing vessel. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd The aircrew hoisted the injured Class Ben Loy Enjoying the sun at Laverne Park Bandon to ask voters for rate increases

AMY MOSS STRONG The World

BANDON — The City of Bandon will ask voters in the Sept. 15 election to approve two rate increases — one for sewer and one for water. Both the city’s water and sew- er rates fail to pay for the city’s costs of running those utilities, according to City Manager Dan Chandler. Between the two funds, this fiscal year’s shortage will be around $400,000. City city’s overall 2020-21 fis- cal year budget is approximately $3.5 million less than last year’s budget. Chandler said the ballot measures are asking voters to approve an increase of $8 per month for water and $7 per month for sewer. Residents living outside city limits would see an increase of $11 in their water rate and $11 in their sewer rate. This would be a permanent increase. The base rate includes 2,000 gallons of water and covers 90% Amy Moss Strong, The World of customers most of the year. A family enjoys the sun and water at Laverne County Park on Sunday, July 5. Laverne Park, a popular spot for camping and day use, consistes of 350 acres located on the There are no proposed changes North Fork of the Coquille River, approximately 15 miles north of Coquille on the Coquille-Fairview Road. The frequent 80 to 90 degree temperatures in the summer make to the city’s electric rates. swimming, picnicking, fishing, camping or playing a pleasure. The spacious day use area has three covered picnic shelters, softball fields, horseshoe pits, large barbecue grills The city is prohibited from and a developed swimming area. There is also a fort-like playground area. Hiking trails are nearby. The park is open year-round for RV or tent camping. Campsites are available raising rates without voter ap- for online reservations at www.co.coos.or.us. For group camping and to reserve day use shelters, contact the park’s reservation line, 541-396-7755. proval. The city is not asking for rate-setting authority, as it has in past failed ballot measures. “The only place to make up the shortfall is from the city’s General Fund,” Chandler ex- 3 different missions aim at Mars plained. “... It’s really the only place to make it up.” CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. up with Mars’ more distant orbit 50%. China’s last attempt, in less than 50 years, then you can Chandler went on to explain (AP) — Mars is about to be in- around the sun. collaboration with Russia in 2011, do much more. ... The nice thing that the city budget has a number vaded by planet Earth — big time. Scientists want to know what ended in failure. about space, it sets the standards of funds. The General Fund is Three countries — the United Mars was like billions of years Only the U.S. has successfully really high.” the most flexible and comes States, China and the United Arab ago when it had rivers, lakes and put a spacecraft on Mars, doing Controlled from Dubai, the from property taxes, utility taxes Emirates — are sending un- oceans that may have allowed it eight times, beginning with the celestial weather station will and lodging taxes. Other funds manned spacecraft to the red plan- simple, tiny organisms to flourish twin Vikings in 1976. Two NASA strive for an exceptionally high are for utilities, roads and other et in quick succession beginning before the planet morphed into landers are now operating there, Martian orbit of 13,670 miles by specific purposes. This year, due this week, in the most sweeping the barren, wintry desert world it InSight and Curiosity. Six other 27,340 miles (22,000 kilometers to the COVID-19 pandemic and effort yet to seek signs of ancient is today. spacecraft are exploring the planet by 44,000 kilometers) to study the subsequent temporary closure microscopic life while scouting “Trying to confirm that life ex- from orbit: three U.S., two Euro- the upper atmosphere and monitor of local lodging establishments, out the place for future astronauts. isted on another planet, it’s a tall pean and one from India. climate change. the city’s transient occupancy tax The U.S., for its part, is dis- order. It has a very high burden The United Arab Emirates and China will be up next, with the receipts are down significantly. patching a six-wheeled rover the of proof,” said Perseverance’s China are looking to join the elite flight of a rover and an orbiter Those TOT receipts make up size of a car, named Perseverance, project scientist, Ken Farley of club. sometime around July 23; Chinese 16% of the General Fund. to collect rock samples that will Caltech in Pasadena, California. The UAE spacecraft, named officials aren’t divulging much. “It is unlikely that Bandon will be brought back to Earth for anal- The three nearly simultaneous Amal, which is Arabic for Hope, The mission is named Tianwen, or see anywhere near its normal ysis in about a decade. launches are no coincidence: The is an orbiter scheduled to rocket Questions for Heaven. tourist traffic this year,” Chandler “Right now, more than ever, timing is dictated by the opening away from Japan on Wednesday, NASA, meanwhile, is shooting said. “Lodging has been down that name is so important,” NASA of a one-month window in which local time, on what will be the for a launch on July 30 from Cape around the state, even in juris- Administrator Jim Bridenstine Mars and Earth are in ideal align- Arab world’s first interplanetary Canaveral. dictions where the hotels stayed said as preparations went on amid ment on the same side of the sun, mission. The spacecraft, built in Perseverance is set to touch open.” the coronavirus outbreak, which which minimizes travel time and partnership with the University down in an ancient river delta Bandon also has the lowest will keep the launch guest list to a fuel use. Such a window opens of Colorado Boulder, will arrive and lake known as Jezero Crater, permanent tax rate in the state for minimum. only once every 26 months. at Mars in the year the UAE not quite as big as Florida’s Lake cities with populations of 750 or Each spacecraft will travel Mars has long exerted a pow- marks the 50th anniversary of its Okeechobee. China’s much small- more. more than 300 million miles erful hold on the imagination but founding. er rover will aim for an easier, The city’s police department is (483 million kilometers) before has proved to be the graveyard “The UAE wanted to send a flatter target. funded entirely out of the Gener- reaching Mars next February. It for numerous missions. Space- very strong message to the Arab To reach the surface, both al Fund, and accounts for 40% of takes six to seven months, at the craft have blown up, burned up youth,” project manager Omran spacecraft will have to plunge General Fund spending. The next minimum, for a spacecraft to loop or crash-landed, with the casualty Sharaf said. “The message here is through Mars’ hazy red skies in largest category is Administra- out beyond Earth’s orbit and sync rate over the decades exceeding that if the UAE can reach Mars in Please see Mars, Page A2 Please see Rates, Page A2 eEdition Kayaker rescued near Coos Bay woman arrested Humbug Mountain on charges of manslaughter The World Port Orford address in pre- also on Feb. 29, Sokol The World vious court records, was caused serious injury to indicted on June 30 by a Jerry Sokol and Kelley NORTH BEND — A LANE COUNTY — A Coos County grand jury of Quinn by means of a dan- Coast Guard helicopter former Coos Bay woman manslaughter 1 (a Class A gerous weapon resulting crew diverted from a tran- has been arrested and is felony), assault 2 (a Class from the operation of a sit flight Sunday to rescue being held in the Lane B felony), and the Class A motor vehicle. a 58-year-old kayaker who County Jail on charges of misdemeanor charges of “The defendant, on or became stranded on the first-degree manslaughter assault 3, DUII, reckless about Feb. 29, 2020 in rocky shore after his kayak following a Feb. 29 crash driving and three counts Coos County, Oregon, did capsized at the base of that resulted in the death of recklessly endangering unlawfully drive a vehicle Humbug Mountain. of her daughter. another person. upon premises open to A good Samaritan wit- Nichole Ruth Sokol, Court documents allege the public while under the nessed the incident from 28, was arrested at 8:15 that on Feb. 29, Nichole influence of a controlled shore and called 911 to p.m. Saturday, July 11, on Sokol “did unlawfully substance ... and in a report the distress, accord- a Coos County warrant and recklessly under manner that endangered ing to a news release from charging that she caused circumstances manifesting the safety of persons or the U.S. Coast Guard 13th the death of her daughter, extreme indifference to the property,” court documents District PA Detachment Madelyn Sokol and endan- value of human life, cause state. Astoria. gered the lives of two oth- the death of Madelyn This story will be up- A 911 dispatcher con- ers while driving under the Sokol.” dated as more information tacted Coast Guard Sector influence of intoxicants. Documents allege that becomes available. North Bend watchstanders Sokol, who also lists a at 12:35 p.m. and relayed that a male kayaker had overturned in the water COOS BAY POLICE LOG near Humbug Mountain and was missing. The man July 9 of criminal trespass 2, of theft 3. Martin was was reported to be wearing disorderly conduct 2 cited in lieu of custody. a T-shirt, shorts and a life Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Cynthia Oldham 1:47 a.m., graffiti calls, and interfering with an 1:20 p.m., theft and jacket. A MH-65 Dolphin helicopter aircrew from Coast Guard Sector North 400 Madison St., out officer. criminal trespassing re- An MH-65 Dolphin Bend’s air facility in Newport rescues a 58-year-old man who became on location at Madison 9:53 a.m., criminal ported at Whit Industries, helicopter crew from stranded on the rocky shore at the base of Humbug Mountain after Elementary School and trespassing at Burger 1475 Ocean Blvd. Coast Guard Sector North his kayak overturned in the water Sunday, July 12. After being hoisted Sunset Middle School for King, 2021 Newmark 7:59 p.m, theft of Bends’s air facility in into the helicopter, the man was transported to Cape Blanco State graffiti at both locations. Ave. Arrested Cortny services reported at The Newport, that was already Airport where his care was transferred to emergency medical services 1:57 a.m., warrant ser- Ann Libbett, 36, on the Boat restaurant, 102 E. in the air for a routine personnel. vice at N. 10th St. and W. charge of criminal tres- Hall Ave. transit flight, diverted to Commercial Ave., arrest- pass 2. Libbett was cited 9:02 p.m., arrested help search for the man. A ed Janet Austin-Lincoln, in lieu of custody. David Breakfield, 35, on 29-foot Response Boat- man on a rocky shore condition. 39, on a Coos Bay Police 11:23 a.m., warrant charges of DUII in the Small crew from the Coast at the base of Humbug “Since drowning is the Department warrant service at the Choshi 3200 block of Tremont Guard Search and Rescue Mountain’s ocean side at leading cause of death for chariing failure to appear Bridge in Mingus Park, Ave. Breakfield was cited Detachment Rogue River 1:30 p.m. boaters, it was good news on unlawful possession as the result of a pa- in lieu of custody. also responded to the dis- A rescue swimmer de- to hear the kayaker was of methamphetamine. trol check, Shad Scott 9:39 p.m., illegal tress. ployed from the helicopter wearing a life jacket,” Austin-Lincoln was cited Ebinger, 49, was cited camping reported in the The Oregon State Police to help hoist the man safe- said Petty Officer First in lieu of custody. in lieu of custody on a 1900 block of Thompson and Curry County Sheriff’s ly from the rocks up into Class Michael Halasz. 7:27 a.m., subject Curry County warrant Road. Office, who had responders the helicopter. The kayaker “Even a strong swimmer previously trespassed and charging failure to appear 11:25 p.m., arrested on shore near where the was transported to Cape can become exhausted or is back on the property on an original charge of Chaira C. Fall, 28, on a kayak overturned, said Blanco State Airport where disoriented in the water, at the Nancy Devereaux criminal trespass 2. charge of driving while they could see the kayak in his care was transferred and wearing a life jacket Center, 1200 Newmark 1:18 p.m., shoplifter suspended in the area of the water but not the man. to emergency medical can greatly aid in a person Ave. Cortny Ann Lib- at Fred Meyer, 1020 S. Ocean Blvd. and High- The Coast Guard Dolphin services personnel. He making it to shore and bett, 36, was cited in lieu First St. Arrested Sarah land Ave. Fall was cited aircrew spotted the missing was reported to be in good back home to their family.” of custody on charges Martin, 25, on a charge in lieu of custody.

given the 10 minutes it sediment layers. Laboratory in Pasadena. Mars, while microphones they stand up against the Mars takes radio transmissions Perseverance will hunt “Yep, I’m staking my capture the sounds. harsh Martian environ- From A1 to travel one-way between for rocks containing such reputation on it,” he said. The rover will also ment. Earth and Mars. biological signatures, if While prowling the sur- attempt to produce oxygen The tab for Persever- what has been dubbed “sev- Jezero Crater is worth the they exist. face, Perseverance as well from the carbon dioxide in ance’s mission, including en minutes of terror” — the risks, according to scientists It will drill into the most as China’s rover will peek the thin Martian atmo- the flight and a minimum most difficult and riskiest who chose it over 60 other promising rocks and store below, using radar to locate sphere. Extracted oxygen two years of Mars opera- part of putting spacecraft on potential sites. a half-kilogram (about 1 any underground pools of could someday be used tions, is close to $3 billion. the planet. Where there was water pound) of samples in doz- water that might exist. Per- by astronauts on Mars for The UAE’s project costs Jezero Crater is full of — and Jezero was apparent- ens of titanium tubes that severance will also release breathing as well as for $200 million, including boulders, cliffs, sand dunes ly flush with it 3.5 billion will eventually be fetched a spindly, 4-pound (1.8-ki- making rocket propellant. the launch but not mission and depressions, any one of years ago — there may by another rover. To pre- logram) helicopter that will NASA wants to return operations. China has not which could end Perse- have been life, though it vent Earth microbes from be the first rotorcraft ever to astronauts to the moon by disclosed its costs. Europe verance’s mission. Brand- was probably only simple contaminating the samples, fly on another planet. 2024 and send them from and Russia dropped plans new guidance and para- microbial life, existing the tubes are super-steril- Perseverance’s cameras there to Mars in the 2030s. to send a life-seeking rover chute-triggering technology perhaps in a slimy film at ized, guaranteed germ-free will shoot color video of the To that end, the space to Mars this summer after will help steer the craft the bottom of the crater. But by Adam Stelzner, chief rover’s descent, providing agency is sending samples falling behind in testing away from hazards. Ground those microbes may have engineer for the mission humanity’s first look at a of spacesuit material with and then getting slammed controllers will be helpless, left telltale marks in the at NASA’s Jet Propulsion parachute billowing open at Perseverance to see how by COVID-19.

those costs,” Chandler types of calls would not you know something will,” said. Bandons last sewer “The city cannot sub- Rates said. “Since public safety get an immediate police he said. “This is our besst rate increase was in 2012. sidize water and sewer makes up the largest por- response.” effort to be able to balance The inflation rate has been from the General Fund From A1 tion of the General Fund, Chandler uses an exam- the books 28% since 2006. without impacting public tion at 16%. the city would almost ple of having to pay for car While there was a base Over the past 13 years safety, parks and other “If water and sewer rates certainly have to make cuts repairs. rate to support new capital (water) and nine years services,” Chandler said. are not raised to cover the in the police department, at “If you have an old car, improvements a few years (sewer), operation costs “The proposed rates should cost of water and sewer least in the short term. This you don’t know what’s ago, Bandon’s last water have increased with in- put water and sewer into a operations, the General in turn would mean less going to break this year, or rate increase for operations flation, particularly as the break-even position for the Fund will need to cover coverage, and that certain what it’s going to cost, but was in 2006, Chandler plant and pipes age. next few years.”

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Florida, has adequate PPE, procedures at hospitals in Throughout May and into navirus cases in any state from about 25,000 tests per “I really do think we a stockpile of ventilators Hillsborough, Pinellas and June, the state reopened since the beginning of the day to almost 50,000, but could control this, and it’s and a clinical team that’s six other nearby counties, much of its economy with pandemic, adding more the percentage of people the human element that is learned how to better treat said an HCA spokeswoman some restrictions — and the than 15,000 cases as its testing positive has risen so critical. It should be an the disease. on Sunday. Florida ceased number of positive cases daily average death toll even more dramatically. A effort of our country. We “I give you an example. elective surgeries statewide began rising, but it wasn’t continued to also rise. month ago, fewer than 5% should be pulling together Our length of stay in our from March until early May until the last week that the According to state of tests came up positive on when we’re in a crisis, ICU for COVID patients in order to free up beds, and daily death total began Department of Health a daily average. Over the and we’re definitely not has dropped in half. The to reserve personal protec- rising, too. statistics, 15,299 people past week, the daily average doing it,” she said. “I know number of people coming in tive equipment for health Because of the increase tested positive, for a total exceeded 19%. people want to live their to our hospital with COVID care workers caring for in cases and the positivity of 269,811 cases, and 45 About 10.7% of Satur- lives. There have been a lot that need a ventilator, we’ve COVID-19 patients. rate, doctors have predict- deaths were recorded. day’s 143,000 tests came of other times, people have also been able to cut that Miami-Dade, Broward, ed a rise in deaths, saying California had the previ- up positive, with an average made those sacrifices in in half. And because of and Palm Beach are the top the mortality rate usually ous record of daily positive age of 38. “I still think order to benefit our society. those things, our death rate three counties for hos- increases two to four weeks cases — 11,694, set on we need to increase our It’s almost like a war effort. has also been cut in half” pitalizations, with 3,232 later as some of those in- Wednesday. New York had testing a little bit more,” That’s what we need right since the beginning of the people hospitalized — 42 fected get sicker and even- 11,571 on April 15. said University of Florida now.” pandemic,” he said percent of the 7,542 people tually die. Health experts The numbers come at the epidemiologist Dr. Cindy Terry Shaw, Adven- The health system’s ICU in hospitals statewide for are concerned that people end of a grim, record-break- Prins, adding that the state tHealth’s president and capacities in Florida are coronavirus. are gathering in crowds, and ing week as Florida and local health depart- CEO, said Sunday on CBS’ currently running at about Miami-Dade County have expressed concern that reported 514 fatalities — ments should ramp up their Face the Nation that the 85% to 90%. He said the Mayor Carlos Gimenez told the Republican National an average of 73 per day. contact tracing. peak of COVID-19 hospi- system could turn some CNN on Sunday that his Convention’s nomination Three weeks ago, the state Prins said that she’s talizations in Florida will “progressive care units” county’s hospitals will soon party for President Donald was averaging 30 deaths still concerned about large be “sometime in front of us into ICU units if needed. reach capacity, but he said Trump will be held in Jack- per day. Since the pandemic crowds, gyms and some in July.” Hospitals in several more beds can be added, sonville in August. Federal officers use tear Weekend update: 741 new gas used on protestors COVID-19 cases, 2 new deaths PORTLAND — The River (1), Jackson (2), tested positive on June 29. Oregon Health Authority Jefferson (5), Klamath The date and location of PORTLAND (AP) — persed around 3:20 a.m., Deputy Police Chief, Chris reported 741 new con- (2), Lane (10), Linn (8), death are still being con- Federal law enforcement police said. Davis, said an “agitator firmed and presumptive Malheur (71), Marion (28), firmed. She had underlying officers used tear gas and Fires were started in corps” of violent protest- cases of COVID-19 over Morrow (7), Multnomah conditions. crowd-control munitions trash cans and dumpsters, ers are responsible for the weekend, bringing the (70), Polk (4), Sherman Oregon’s 234th on people protesting near but no buildings were vandalism and chaos in the state total to 12,170. (1), Umatilla (27), Was- COVID-19 death is a Portland’s federal court- threatened, police said. city. Davis made a distinc- There have been 10 new co (1), Washington (35), 93-year-old woman in house during a protest that One person was arrested tion between Black Lives cases reported in Coos Yamhill (4). Washington County who started Saturday night, on suspicion of unlawfully Matter protesters, whom he County since last Monday, The new cases report- died on July 7 and tested Portland police said. pointing a laser. said were not violent, and a bringing the Coos County ed Saturday are in Baker positive post-mortem on Oregon Public Broad- In a statement, Gov. smaller group of people he total number of cases to (2), Benton (6), Clacka- July 11. Additional details casting reports that friends Kate Brown called for repeatedly called “agita- 53. mas (29), Columbia (1), are still being confirmed. and family of a demonstra- federal officials to scale tors.” The OHA reported 409 Coos (2), Deschutes (15), tor say a 26-year-old man back their response to the On Friday, one person new cases statewide on Douglas (2), Hood River Stay informed about was struck in the head and protests, which have roiled was taken into custody af- Saturday and 332 new (2), Jackson (5), Jefferson COVID-19: injured by an impact muni- Oregon’s largest city for ter hitting a federal officer cases on Sunday. (4), Josephine (3), Klamath Oregon response: The tion fired by authorities. six weeks following the in the head and shoulder In addition, two (4), Lane (13), Lincoln (1), Oregon Health Authori- Desiree LaBella, the death of George Floyd in with a hammer during a more lives were lost to Linn (2), Malheur (16), ty and Oregon Office of mother of Donavan LaBel- Minneapolis. protest at the nearby Edith COVID-19 on Sunday, Marion (61), Morrow (7), Emergency Management la, said he suffered facial “The events of last night Green-Wendell Wyatt Fed- raising the state’s death toll Multnomah (99), Polk (2), lead the state response. and skull fractures. He at the federal courthouse eral Building. No details to 234, according to OHA. Sherman (1), Umatilla United States response: came out of surgery early were the tragic and avoid- were released about the There were no COVID-19 (50), Union (1),Wallowa The Centers for Disease Sunday morning and was able result of President officer’s injuries. Several deaths on Saturday. (1), Wasco (10), Washing- Control and Prevention responding to doctors. , for weeks, other people accused of The new cases Sunday ton (55), Yamhill (15). leads the U.S. response. “He was awake enough continuing to push for pointing lasers into the are in the following coun- Oregon’s 233rd Global response: The to give the OK to talk to force and violence in re- eyes of federal officers ties: Baker (1), Benton (2), COVID-19 death is an World Health Organi- me,” she told OPB. “He’s sponse to protests,” Brown were also taken into cus- Clackamas (33), Deschutes 86-year-old woman in zation guides the global had some facial reconstruc- said. tody. (16), Douglas (4), Hood Malheur County who response. tion surgery. They’re just Portland Commissioner Federal officers also watching him right now.” Jo Ann Hardesty criticized used tear gas during that Video posted to social the federal officers. protest. media showed the man “This reckless and ag- The Department of DEAR ABBYBy Abigail Van Buren apparently being struck in gressive behavior has now Homeland Security has de- the head after holding a put someone in the hospi- ployed officers in tactical speaker aloft. tal,” Hardesty said. “This gear from around the coun- Friend lets woman take the Federal officers at the protester is still fighting try, and from more than Mark O. Hatfield U.S. for their life and I want a half-dozen federal law fall for her divorce Courthouse asked for help to be clear: this should enforcement agencies and from city police at about 2 never have happened. If departments, to Portland DEAR ABBY: “Darlene” and I have by her wish that I not purchase my own a.m. Sunday after pro- this continues a life will be as part of a surge aimed at been friends for 40 years. She moved car seat in the event of an emergency. (I testers resisted arrest and taken and it won’t matter what a senior official said to Arizona with me in the ‘80s from don’t have any children of my own.) threw bottles, the Portland whether a federal officer were people taking ad- Michigan. Her boyfriend drove out and Now that the child is in day care, I Police Bureau said. An- or Portland Police officer vantage of demonstrations convinced her to return to Michigan and found out through a third party that my nouncements were made did it -– it won’t bring that over the police killing of get married, which she did, but she’s sister has listed me as an emergency for protesters to leave the person back.” George Floyd to engage in always hated Michigan. She raised two contact. The first question that came to area, and the crowd dis- Last week Portland’s violence and vandalism. girls. I was always called “Aunt” and mind was “Why?” but all I could do was was considered close. acknowledge the information. Would Years passed and the marriage was it be out of line for me to ask her about Trump criticizes Texas border struggling. I invited Darlene to come and this, and if she confirms it, to remove visit to get away for a bit. She fell right my info from her emergency contact? back in love with Arizona. She expressed Or should I just hope that I never get wall built by his supporters her unhappiness in the marriage, and I called? I don’t want to be unprepared, told her that if she ever needed a place to but I know that emergencies do happen. HOUSTON (AP) — award to date. Sunday that he thought the stay, she could live with me. She came -- TAKEN ABACK IN THE EAST President Donald Trump on The section in question is president “just got some out for another visit, found a job and DEAR TAKEN ABACK: Emergen- Sunday criticized a private- a roughly 3-mile (5-kilome- misinformation on this decided to stay. cies DO happen. Lives can be changed ly built border wall in South ter) fence of steel posts just stuff” and that he had “com- Her girls, now in their early 20s, were in only a moment. Before listing you as Texas that’s showing signs 35 feet (10 meters) from plete respect” for Trump. shocked and hurt by their mom’s deci- an emergency contact, your sister should of erosion months after go- the , the river Fisher acknowledged sion to divorce their father. One of them have asked for permission and discussed ing up, saying it was “only that forms the U.S.-Mexi- that there had been some blames me, blocked me on Facebook it with you. It would not be out of line done to make me look bad,” co border in Texas. That’s erosion on the land in front and no longer talks to me. It has been to tell her you have just been informed even though the wall was much closer to the river of the fencing caused by three years, and when Darlene’s daugh- about it and ask why she did it without built after a months-long than the government ordi- rain and the natural flow ter comes to visit, I have to stay away. telling you. campaign by his supporters. narily builds border barriers of the river. He said his Darlene refuses to talk to the daughter While you’re at it, ask if the child has The group that raised in South Texas because of crews planned to install money online for the wall concerns about erosion and more organic material to to smooth things out between us. I think any medical conditions you’re not aware promoted itself as sup- flooding that could violate fill the gaps or insert rock she should do something to defend me. of and EXACTLY what she wants done porting Trump during a U.S. treaty obligations with if erosion continues, but Am I wrong? -- WRONGLY BLAMED in an emergency situation. If you decide government shutdown that . that other parts of the wall IN THE WEST to follow through with this, you should started in December 2018 Trump tweeted Sunday remained untouched. DEAR WRONGLY BLAMED: No, know the name of her doctor, what -- if because Congress wouldn’t in response to a ProPubli- “The wall will stand for you are not wrong. You did Darlene a any -- medications the child is taking, fund Trump’s demands for ca-Texas Tribune report that 150 years, you mark my favor by welcoming her to Arizona, but and what hospital the ambulance should a border wall. Called “We the riverbank has started to words,” Fisher said. you were not responsible for her divorce. deliver the kid to if it becomes necessary, Build the Wall,” the group erode. A federal judge on Experts and people who It appears no good deed goes unpun- since you don’t have a child seat in your has raised more than $25 Wednesday ordered attor- live and work near the ished. She should not be letting you take vehicle and don’t want to risk being cited million promoting itself as neys for Fisher Industries property have warned that the heat for the fact she left her husband. should you be stopped on the way. supporting the president. and opponents of the pri- building so close to the Darlene should have explained to her ------Former Trump chief vate wall to set a schedule river would cause flooding daughter the marriage was an unhappy Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van strategist for experts to visit the site or a break in the fence. And one for a long time, and regardless of Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, joined the group’s board and inspect any erosion. a binational commission where she chose to live afterward, it and was founded by her mother, Pauline and Trump ally Kris Ko- “I disagreed with doing earlier this year found that wouldn’t have been near their father. Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www. bach became its general this very small (tiny) sec- the project violates U.S. Darlene and her daughter owe you an DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los counsel. Kobach is now tion of wall, in a tricky area, treaty obligations and called apology. Because you are required to Angeles, CA 90069. seeking the Republican by a private group which on Fisher to make changes. stay away when Daughter visits, perhaps For an excellent guide to becoming nomination for U.S. Senate raised money by ads,” Marianna Trevino it would be better if Darlene found an- a better conversationalist and a more in Kansas. Trump wrote. “It was only Wright, executive director other place to live rather than your home. sociable person, order “How to Be The company that built done to make me look bad, of the nonprofit National During my sister’s Popular.” Send your name and mailing the private section in Jan- and perhsps it now doesn’t Butterfly Center, has long DEAR ABBY: uary, North Dakota-based even work. Should have opposed the project and pregnancy, she made very clear that the address, plus check or money order for Fisher Industries, has since been built like rest of Wall, warned it could damage the only people she wanted to transport her $8 (U.S. funds) to: Dear Abby, Populari- won a $1.3 billion border 500 plus miles.” center, which is adjacent to child would be her, her husband and ty Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, wall contract from the fed- Tommy Fisher, CEO where the private wall was our mother. I disagreed, but because of IL 61054-0447. (Shipping and handling eral government, the largest of Fisher Industries, said being built. her pregnancy, I kept silent and abided are included in the price.) Coos Bay Speedway cancels Tuesday event

The World The weekend starts with a test for drivers and passengers is $20 were won by South Coast driv- won the Street Stocks, a field that and tune and Friday night street while spectators pay $5. Kids 6 ers. Preston Luckman won the included 17 drivers. Phil Lov- Coos Bay Speedway had to drags. and under get in free, as with near- America’s Mattress Super Late vorn of Corvallis was second. cancel its touring show sched- The main racing is Saturday ly every event at the speedway. Models, beating Jason Johnson Scott Beaudoin of Portland uled for Tuesday, July 14, after and Sunday, with the bracket On both Saturday and Sunday of Gresham and 10 other drivers. won the Mini Outlaws, with Mat- the 360 Winged Sprint Cars winners Saturday guaranteed a the gates open at 8 a.m., with Griff Smith again won the thew Emry of Corvallis second. canceled Speedweek due to the chance to race for a Wally on time trials at 11 and bracket Junior Stingers, with fellow Ban- Isaac Stere of Cottage Grove COVID-19 pandemic. Typically, Sunday. racing starting at 1. The entry fee don driver Alex Butler second was the winner for Hornets, fol- the series races at several tracks Saturday’s action also will for drivers is $50 and the specta- and Lane Hitner of Myrtle Point lowed by Bart Pulse of Roseburg each year during Speedweek. conclude with a Member Track tor fee is $12. third. Alexus Baker of Coquille and Mike Bales of Florence. That means no mid-week race Madness Gambler event. This past weekend, the oval won the B feature and was fourth Doug Coffman of Roseburg this week, though the speedway The Saturday bracket winners dirt track was busy with every in the main event. won the IMCA Sportmod divi- will host one of its biggest drag race the Sunday winners for the division filled with drivers from Aaron Bloom of Cottage sion with Matt Sanders of Brook- racing events with Wally Week- Wally awards at the end of the the South Coast and other parts Grove won the Sportsman Late ings second and Dustin Comer of end July 17-19. day Sunday. of Oregon. Models ahead of Ryan Emry of Springfield third. Wally awards will be given On Friday, the gates open at Nearly 90 cars were entered Corvallis and Scott McCombs of Results will be included in Sunday in all divisions to the 6 p.m., with racing and test and across all divisions. Albany. Saturday’s print edition of The weekend’s winners. tune from 7 to 11. The entry fee Only two of the main events Dokota Goddard of Corvallis World. Rookie IROC racing series will return in 2021 Redskins CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) given a blank sheet of paper to next summer, as well as work races to — Remember the old IROC create the type of racing they through conflicts that would Series, where the best drivers think will entice fans. prohibit their participation. nickname from various disciplines raced As Evernham told The As- Without a manufacturer cur- NASCAR each other in equally prepared sociated Press, he’s looking to rently on board, SRX hopes to cars? It ran for 30 seasons be- build a full-body car that relies avoid branding loyalties that to change fore Tony Stewart won its final on existing safety advances, would eliminate a driver from championship in 2006 and the fits within a budget and “is racing in the series. WASHINGTON (AP) — The victory series quietly went away. a car that the racing public Washington NFL franchise an- Now Stewart, along with can relate to, as well.” He’s NHRA nounced Monday that it will drop SPARTA, Ky. (AP) — Cole fellow NASCAR Hall of Fam- had talks with at least one tire Billy Torrence won in the the “Redskins” name and Indian Custer saw an opening and, with er Ray Evernaham, has teamed maker and is seeking manufac- NHRA Mello Yello Drag Rac- head logo immediately, bowing to help from a friend, squeezed with a group of heavyweights turer support. ing Series return, beating Doug decades of criticism that they are through for the most fulfilling to bring an all-star circuit back “We envision a hybrid Kalitta in the Top Fuel final offensive to Native Americans. moment of his young racing in 2021. The Superstar Racing of all different series — we Sunday in the NHRA Nation- A new name must still be career. Experience plans a six-race, don’t see it looking like a als at . selected for one of the oldest and Custer became the first rookie short-track series to air in crazy dunebuggyish type car,” The drivers raced in front most storied teams in the Nation- regular to win in the NASCAR prime time on CBS in a Satur- Evernham told the AP. “To me, of limited fans in the first of al Football League, and it was Cup Series in nearly four years, day night summer spectacular. it’s got to be a really cool look- two straight events at the track unclear how soon that will hap- surging to the lead in a four- SRX envisions fields of 12 ing car that also puts it back in the NHRA’s return from a pen. But for now, arguably the wide, final-lap scramble Sunday drivers competing on famed in the drivers hands, mechan- more than four-month break most polarizing name in North at Kentucky Speedway. short tracks across the country in ically-wise and allows it to be because of the coronavirus American professional sports is Kevin Harvick and Martin cars prepared by Evernham, the more affected by the pedals.” pandemic. The NHRA Sum- gone at a time of reckoning over Truex Jr. were dueling side by architect of Jeff Gordon’s early Evernham doesn’t expect mernationals are next week. racial injustice, iconography and side for the lead on the Lap 266 career and a noted car designer. speeds to exceed 150 mph on Matt Hagan won in Funny racism in the U.S. final restart when Custer — with Stewart plans to be one of the half-mile tracks, and he listed Car, Jason Line in Pro Stock The move came less than two a push from Matt DiBenedet- participants and already has a Stafford Motor Speedway and Ryan Oehler in Pro Stock weeks after owner Dan Snyder, to on the outside — made his wish list of drivers he’ll pursue, in Connecticut, Five Flags Motorcycle. a boyhood fan of the team who move from sixth in the No. 41 and he’ll likely offer up Eldora Speedway in Pensacola, New Hagan raced to his 34th vic- once declared he would never get Stewart-Haas Racing Ford. As Speedway, his short track in Smyrna Speedway in Florida, tory, beating Tommy Johnson rid of the name, launched a “thor- the leaders bunched in Turn 1, , as one of the venues. Eldora, Knoxville Raceway in Jr. with a 4.328 at 215.00 in a ough review” amid pressure from Custer slid ahead and outlasted The idea was driven by Iowa and Terre Haute Action Dodge Charger. sponsors. FedEx, Nike, Pepsi Truex’s Toyota. Evernham, eager to see a Track in Indiana as possible Line drove to his 51st win, and Bank of America all lined up “I knew I just had to get to series that featured cars that venues. Evernham would also running a 6.647 at 207.21 in a against the name, which was giv- the top,” said Custer, who led don’t rely on aerodynamics like a road course and a modi- Camaro to edge Jeg en to the franchise in 1933 when twice for five laps — the first and reward mechanical grip fied oval on the schedule. Coughlin. the team was still based in Boston. of his young career. “The top and driver skill. The three-time “You know, drivers retiring Oehler won for the first The team said it is “retiring” rolled pretty good and once I championship winning crew and being out of the sport so time, topping Mike Smith with the name and logo and that got past and I was like in third chief and former team owner young, we think there are guys a 6.974 at 194.16 on an EBR. Snyder and coach Ron Rivera I was like, ‘I’ve just got to take was able to talk the vision up who still want to race, still can are working closely to develop a a shot and do whatever I can to a group of supporters that race, but just don’t want to run TRUCKS new name and design. here.’ includes former NASCAR 200 mph,” Evernham said. Sheldon Creed won the Native American advocates “And it ended up the 4 (Har- executive George Pyne, who Evernham’s dream list NASCAR Trucks Series race and experts have long criticized vick) and the 19 (Truex) got also was President of IMG includes , Tony Saturday night at Kentucky the name they call a “dictio- together a little bit and I was able Sports before founding Bruin Kanaan, , Gor- Speedway when rain washed nary-defined racial slur.” Over a to take advantage of it.” Sports Capital, as well as don, , Paul out the final stage. dozen Native leaders and organi- Making his 20th series start, Sandy Montag, chairman of Tracy and short track racers The 22-year-old won for the zations wrote to NFL Commis- the 22-year-old Custer celebrat- talent representation firm The and up-and-comers who have first time in 37 series starts, sioner Roger Goodell last week ed with a frontstretch burnout Montag Group. proven their skills but can’t get taking the second stage just demanding an immediate end to as his crew happily ran to greet Stewart signed on and the a break. before the thunderstorm hit the Washington’s use of the name. him. vision was sold to CBS Sports Stewart will be the main track. Goodell, who has fielded ques- He’s the first rookie to win a chairman Sean McManus. recruiter and plans to begin Ben Rhodes, the race winner tions on the topic for years, said non-rain-shortened race since It’s an invigorating venture selling the series soon. He two two years ago, 2015 win- he supported the review. Juan Pablo Montoya in 2007. for both Evernham and Stew- wants to lock in drivers before ner Matt Crafton and Johnny Protests against the name Brad Keselowski won a race art, who have essentially been they commit to other things Sauter were next in Fords. predate Snyder buying the team in 2009, in 2011 in 1999, and, until now, he had and Justin Haley in 2019 while shown no willingness to consid- not racing full seasons. All three er a change. Strong words from would have been classified as sponsors — including a company rookies had they been competing Dixon’s IndyCar win streak ends in Wisconsin run by a minority stakeholder of a full year. won ELKHART LAKE, Wis. were allowed during this pan- since Kenny Brack’s 2002 victory the team — changed the equation. a rain-shortened race in August (AP) — Scott Dixon’s win streak demic-delayed season. IndyCar at Mexico City. Rosenqvist had FedEx earlier this month became 2016 while competing for rookie finally ended. Chip Ganassi Rac- organizers are allowing fans on two second-place finishes last year. the first sponsor to announce it had of the year. ing just kept rolling along. a case-by-case basis, relying on , who won at asked the organization to change Custer also won at Kentucky overtook local and state health guidelines last year, finished the name, particularly important last July in the Xfinity Series. Pato O’Ward on the next-to-last wherever the races are held. third for the best result of what because CEO Frederick Smith ’s Turn 4 spin lap and earned his first career Those fans got to see quite a has been a disappointing season owns part of the team. FedEx also forced the final caution and cre- win Sunday in the second half finish. for the driver. paid $205 million for the long-term ated the opportunity for Custer’s of an IndyCar doubleheader Rosenqvist went to O’Ward’s Rosenqvist’s victory at least naming rights to the team’s stadium victory. at Road America. Rosenqvist left and passed him on Turn 7 of temporarily ended Dixon’s in Landover, Maryland. DiBenedetto was third, and became only the second driver to the 14-turn road course that is season-long dominance. Dixon The lease at FedEx Field Harvick fourth — both in Fords. win an IndyCar event this year just over 4 miles long. Rosen- was the first driver to win three expires in 2027, and dropping the , the winner last year, after Dixon posted three straight qvist took over from there and straight IndyCar events since name keeps open various possi- was fifth. victories to start the season. won by 2.8699 seconds. in 2016. bilities in Maryland, Virginia and “I got a good restart and was Rosenqvist and Dixon, who O’Ward, who had the pole po- Dixon started the year with Washington for the team’s new curious what he was going to finished 12th, are Chip Ganassi sition for the first time in his ca- victories at Texas and Indianap- stadium and headquarters. Dis- do,” DiBenedetto said about Racing teammates. reer, said he was struggling with olis before winning Saturday at trict of Columbia mayor Muriel helping Custer. “When he pulled The race turned into a duel his rear tires down the stretch. Road America. Bowser has said the name was an to the top, I was like, ‘Yeah, that between Rosenqvist and O’Ward, O’Ward also was affected by But he was never much of a “obstacle” to Snyder building on was a good move right there.’ who were both chasing their first traffic involving lapped drivers, factor Sunday. the old RFK Stadium site, which And I just decided to shove him career victories. O’Ward pulled including Conor Daly. Those “I guess you can’t win them is believed to be his preference. since I couldn’t go around to the ahead on the 43rd of 55 laps, but two drivers had made contact all, but we sure tried to with the Washington recently started outside. his margin steadily decreased be- Saturday in a move that wrecked start to the season we’ve had,” cutting ties with racist found- “It helped him to get to the fore Rosenqvist finally passed him. Daly’s Chevy and knocked him Dixon said. er George Preston Marshall, win and I joked with him that he “You’re never really too con- out of that race. In Saturday’s race, he beat removing his name from the Ring owes me $100. But he did a great fident,’’ Rosenqvist said. “But “We were just unlucky at by 2.5386 seconds. of Fame and renaming the lower job.” when I saw the gap with Pato the end,” said the 21-year-old They were followed, in order, by bowl at FedEx Field for the team’s The final hundred laps cre- decrease the last four or five laps, O’Ward, who had his first career Alex Palou, Ryan Hunter-Reay first Black player, late Hall of ated plenty of lead changes but I only had one thing on my mind podium finish. “We couldn’t and . Famer Bobby Mitchell. Marshall, nothing like the final 20 where and my crew also had only one make it happen. But I’m proud The other drivers to win at least who renamed the Boston Braves Harvick, Truex, Blaney all had thing on my mind, and that was of myself. I gave it absolutely three straight races to begin a sea- the Redskins in 1933 and moved their shots. winning the race.” everything I had.” son are A.J. Foyt (seven in 1964), it to D.C. four years later, was a This weekend’s doubleheader Rosenqvist became the first Sebastien Bourdais (four in 2006) segregationist and the last NFL Please see NASCAR, Page B2 marked the first time spectators Swede to win an IndyCar race and Al Unser Sr. (three in 1967). owner to integrate their team. FOUR-DAY FORECAST FOR NORTH BEND NATIONAL FORECAST TONIGHT TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

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Morikawa beats Thomas in playoff Former tennis player DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) — Collin back of the 18th green. since graduating from Cal already Morikawa figured his tournament “I never assumed it was over,” has established a reputation for a wins celebrity golf title was over if he didn’t make a 5-foot Thomas said. “Percentages would high level of consistency. His only par putt on the 15th hole at Muirfield say that it heavily is close to being victory was at an opposite-field event STATELINE, Nev. (AP) — U.S. Davis Cup Village. that way. ... I just tried to keep my last summer. He beat a field at the captain Mardy Fish won the American Century He couldn’t have imagined all the head down and think he’s going to Workday Charity Open that featured Championship on Sunday, holding off former fun was just starting. make it, but hoping he’s not, selfish- five of the top 10 in the world. Buffalo defensive tackle Kyle Williams a day after Still three shots behind Justin ly, but he did.” “This is a huge kind of stepping a record-setting round. Thomas with three holes to play, Thomas missed a 10-footer for par stone,” said Morikawa, who goes to The 38-year-old former tennis player jumped Morikawa made only one birdie and in regulation, and a putt close to that No. 13 in the world, one spot ahead into Lake Tahoe in celebration. it was enough for a 6-under 66 to same line for birdie on the second of Tiger Woods. “We got No. 1 out of “I’ve wanted to play well here for a long time,” force a playoff. extra hole. He was done in by a tee the way. We got No. 2. Let the gates said Fish, a six-time winner on the ATP Tour.. “It The three times he played the 18th shot on No. 10 that wound up in the just open and let’s keep going.” just doesn’t suit my eye very well, so I haven’t put hole, he twice could only watch as rough behind a tree, forcing him It was his second playoff since the it all together. And thankfully I put it all together Thomas had 10-foot putts for the to pitch out 102 yards short of the PGA Tour returned June 11 from the yesterday because it wasn’t today and it wasn’t win. green. He missed his 15-foot par putt, COVID-19 pandemic. Morikawa lost Friday.” The other time, Morikawa had to leading to Morikawa’s two-putt par on the first extra hole at Colonial by The celebrity tournament was played without make a 25-foot putt to keep playing. and the win. missing a 3-foot putt. He had a 2-foot fans at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course because of The only dull moment Sunday at It was a wild ride for Thomas, putt in regulation on Sunday that the coronavirus pandemic. The $600,000 purse and the Workday Charity Open was the too. He started with a two-shot lead, caught the left edge of the cup and additional money will be donated to organizations end, when Morikawa took two putts trailed by three after just five holes, swirled in. “My heartbeat must have supporting COVID-19 relief efforts, the Equal Jus- for par from just inside 10 feet to made four straight birdies and was skipped a billion times,” he said. tice Initiative and Lake Tahoe regional non-profits. beat Thomas on the third playoff hole ahead by three shots 10 holes later, The only thing missing was a Fish birdied the par-5 16th and 18th holes for a and win for the second time in his and ultimately lost in a playoff. handshake from Jack Nicklaus. He’ll 21-point day and 76-point total — nine better than career. “It’s completely unacceptable to be there next week for the Memorial, Williams — under the modified Stableford scoring “Amazing,” Morikawa said when give up a three-shot lead with three as the PGA Tour stays at Muirfield system. asked how he would sum up the day to go,” Thomas said. “I’m upset, I’m Village. On Saturday, Fish birdied the final five holes to someone who only saw the result. disappointed in myself. But at the Viktor Hovland of Norway had for a course-record 9-under 63 and event-record That covered a lot of territory. end of the day it’s over with now, and a 71 and finished alone in third. He 37-point round. The left-hander won after finishing Morikawa never looked like the I just need to take some time this af- was in the final group of three young in the top five five times in his previous six starts. winner until it was over. ternoon and tonight to build on it and stars, all of whom had the lead at The nearly 300-pound Williams was trying to Thomas had 10 straight one-putt figure out what I can do better going some point during the final round. become the first lineman to win the event. He had greens, the last one a 25-foot eagle into next week.” Hovland’s hopes ended with two 15 points in the final round. putt on the par-5 15th for the three- They return in four days for the shots — finding a bunker from the “I’m happy for Mardy,” Williams said. “I don’t shot lead with three holes to play. Memorial on a 10th fairway for bogey, and a driver like that he did it at my expense, but he was the And while he made two bogeys for a course expected to be as fast as a on the reachable 14 that only missed best player this week.” 69 that allowed for a playoff, he had U.S. Open. by about 5 feet, enough to slowly Hall of Fame pitcher John Smoltz was third with reason to think it was over when he This was a big win for the 23-year- tumble down the bank and into the 58 points after a 21-point round. made a 50-foot birdie putt from the old Morikawa, who in his 13 months water. NASCAR Kentucky’s first day race Hamilton wins ’s Styrian Grand Prix since Kenseth won a From B1 rain-postponed event in SPIELBERG, Austria a rain-drenched track was a time penalty. “Difficult it will be a good battle 2013. While it favored pre- (AP) — Lewis Hamilton one of his best in extreme weekend last weekend for the championship this Even seven-time Cup vious winners — including won the Styrian Grand conditions, but during but this was a great step year.” champion Jimmie Johnson five Cup champions who Prix from the race he was hardly forward.” Like last Sunday, drivers — back behind the wheel combined for nine wins — on Sunday to clinch an challenged as he finished Bottas won last week- again wore black T-shirts after missing last week’s the opportunity was there. 85th career win and move a sizeable 13.7 seconds end’s season-opening with “End Racism” and race in Indianapolis follow- Aric Almirola made his within six of Michael ahead of Mercedes team- Austrian GP on the same most took the knee a few ing a positive coronavirus case at the start, pushing Schumacher’s Formula mate Valtteri Bottas and Red Bull Ring track in moments before the nation- test — was running in the pole-sitter for- One record. 33.7 ahead of Red Bull’s Spielberg at the foot of al anthem. top three late with a chance ward from the outside and Most of Schumach- Max Verstappen. the Styrian mountains — Red Bull driver Alex- to win. A spin into the front chasing in the early laps er’s wins were during Because of social dis- hence the name change. ander Albon did well to stretch grass on a lap 255 before taking over nine a dominant spell with tancing amid the coronavi- Despite the sizeable fend off persistent attacks restart ended his quest and laps later and threatening to Ferrari, but his old team is rus pandemic, the drivers margin of Hamilton’s win, from Racing Point’s Sergio left his No. 48 Chevy 18th run away from it. Almirola struggling badly. For the on the podium had their Bottas maintains he can Perez and finished fourth in his final Kentucky start. led 128 of the first 137 laps second time in the past trophies delivered by a challenge for the F1 title. ahead of McLaren’s Lando Johnson’s day wasn’t a — nearly 40 more than he four races, Charles Le- remote controlled device. He leads in points 43-37. Norris and Perez, who complete bust. The track has led all season. clerc and Sebastian Vettel “What a weird year “I have no reason to dropped to sixth after named one of its entrances Blaney and DiBenedetto crashed into each other but (it’s) great to be back doubt any of my ability touching wheels with Al- Jimmie Johnson Boule- took their turns in front be- and went out. driving with this kind of or skills. I know what I’m bon late on. vard, and a banner over fore Keselowski inherited When Hamilton stood performance. The team did capable of,” the Finnish McLaren’s Carlos Sainz the infield tunnel entrance it on pit road during green- on the podium he raised a a fantastic job, it was just driver said. “I really feel Jr. started from third and read, “Thank You, 48.” flag pit cycles. That didn’t clenched right fist. for me to bring it home,” some improvements in finished ninth, but collect- The race’s intrigue last long as Truex took Hamilton’s record-ex- said Hamilton, who fin- my driving since last year ed a bonus point for the wasn’t shocking the over on 181 in hopes of his tending 89th career pole on ished fourth last week after that’s why I’m confident fastest lap. concerns centered around third Kentucky win.

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