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FROM LOCAL AND affirming his support for the Sec- gon sheriffs, who say they’ll ignore federal government, not local or and they’re entering my home, I’d WIRE SERVICE REPORTS ond Amendment. Specifically, he laws they deem unconstitutional. state law enforcement. like as many bullets as I could to alluded to legislative efforts to “A lot of sheriffs are now stand- Gun advocates have seen Obama protect my children, and if I only From Coos County to Mississip- make Oregon sheriffs reveal the ing up and saying,‘Follow the Con- as an enemy despite his expression have three, then the ability for me pi, President Barack Obama’s pro- identities of con- stitution,’” said Josephine County of support for the interpretation of to protect my family is greatly posed ban on new assault weapons ceal weapons per- Sheriff Gil Gilbertson. the Second Amendment as a per- diminished,” Bryant said. “And and large-capacity magazines mittees. The sheriffs’ actual powers to sonal right to have guns. So his call what we’re doing now is saying, struck a nerve among rural lawmen “I will continue defy federal law are limited. And for new measures — including ‘We’re standing against the federal and lawmakers. to be an avid sup- much of the impassioned rhetoric background checks for all gun buy- government taking away our civil But Coos County Sheriff Craig porter of Oregon’s amounts to political posturing ers and Senate confirmation of a liberties.’” Concealed Hand- Tennessee Republican state Rep. Zanni refrained from joining a until — and if — Congress acts. director of the Bureau of Alcohol, gun License Pro- Joe Carr wants to make it a state handful of Oregon sheriffs who Senate Majority Leader Harry Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives gram and in pro- crime for federal agents to enforce vowed to ignore any new restric- Reid, a Democrat, said Wednesday — triggered new vows of defiance. Craig Zanni tecting the confi- any ban on firearms or ammuni- tions. dential personal it’s unlikely an assault weapons ban In Mississippi, Gov. Phil Bryant, tion. Carr instead called for more Sheriff “I will enforce the laws we have information of would actually pass the House of a Republican, urged the Legislature armed guards at schools. to the best of my abilities,”he said each license holder,” Zanni said in Representatives. Absent action by to make it illegal to enforce any “We’re tired of political antics, in a phone interview today. his letter. Congress, all that remains are 23 executive order by the president Zanni released a letter to Coos But Zanni didn’t join some Ore- executive orders Obama that violates the Constitution. County residents on Wednesday, announced that apply only to the “If someone kicks open my door SEE GUNS | A8 A nearly-frozen mirror

By Alysha Beck, The World A great blue heron takes flight over the Coalbank Slough near Libby Lane on Tuesday’s frosty morning.The forecast is calling for more chilly mornings, but not quite as cold as last weekend.

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BY TIM NOVOTNY “We didn’t want to make it too 10 feet away from the entrance of The World onerous and prevent anyone from a building where business is getting into business,”said Crad- being conducted. COOS BAY — City officials dock. “It can almost be like a Other restrictions are already could welcome street vendors to business incubator situation for in effect, such as a state law that downtown streets as soon as some people.” bans vendors along U.S. Highway March. The primary concern about 101. The City Council this week vendors is that established busi- Craddock said the city’s rules won’t be overly restrictive. Sale gave the go-ahead for the city’s nesses might have to fight on The Associated Press staff to draft an ordinance gov- their own doorsteps for cus- or consumption of alcoholic bev- This image made available today purports to show militant militia leader Moktar erning food carts and other street tomers. So the rules will require erages is off-limits. Most of the other rules are safety-related. Belmoktar, whose group kidnapped 41 foreigners, including seven Americans, in the vendors. Staff members already any vendor to stay at least 50 feet surprise attack Wednesday on the Ain Amenas gas plant. had produced a list of 11 proposed from a similar business. For After reviewing the proposed rules, which City Manager instance, a hot dog vendor must rules, the council asked for only Rodger Craddock described as steer clear of any restaurant. loose and simple. Vendors also must stay at least SEE VENDORS | A8 Islamic militants allege forces killed 35 hostages

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Thursday, January17,2013 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Drawing a blank on TV reception Program capitalizes Question: I want to know why I haven’t been receiving channels KEVU and KSLR in the Green Acres area since last spring. on 4-day school week Answer: The windy coastal weather often disrupts transmission of television channels I Want to Know BY THOMAS MORIARTY By Melissa Hart to local residents. But Tim Hershiser, engi- The World neer for KSLR and KEVU, says such inter- Have a question for I Want To Know? Contact Melissa ruptions are always temporary.Coos Bay res- COOS BAY — While not everyone is happy idents should be receiving KEVU and KSLR Hart at [email protected] or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, OR, 97420; or call 541-269-1222, ext. 242. about Coos Bay’s 4-day school week, one local channels without issue. nonprofit has found educational opportunity KEVU’s website says, “Many factors can in the condensed schedule. affect your ability to receive our signal, stations can also appear on 23-1, a virtual channel. The Coos Watershed Association last week including terrain shielding from the trans- Hershiser encourages viewers to call the finished the second semester of its Master m itter site, interference from appliances and station if they have trouble receiving the Stewards Program — a course whose very exis- other electronics, and type of antenna used. channels. An engineer would be happy to tence is tied to the 4-day week. In some cases an outdoor antenna and signal walk you through possible solutions to the Bessie Joyce, education outreach coordina- amplifier may be required.” problem. tor for the association, said the group has tried To residents who are having trouble The station has a return monitor in Coos to use the new schedule to bolster students’ Contributed photo receiving the signal, Hershiser suggests first Bay that shows engineers exactly what is science and math skills in a hands-on way. Birder Joe Metzler helps students with the Coos checking to make sure the antenna hasn’t being broadcast. But because it is a digital “We saw that as an opportunity to work Watershed Association’s Master Watershed moved. Also make sure salt in the air hasn’t signal, they can’t see whether the signal is with students on Fridays,”Joyce said. Stewards program identify wetland birds during the corroded the connectors. weak or strong. They rely on the public to Marshfield High School students spent Fri- fall 2012 semester. Another possibility: Hershiser said the inform them about that. days working at the Matland Creek Wetland Preserve alongside association staff members. They completed hands-on field exercises in Spring 2013 biology and wetlands management practices. Each student was part of a group research The Coos Watershed Association has opened registra- Money project, covering such subjects as water quali- tion for the spring semester of its Master Watershed Advice on managing your money, and news about local business. ty and wetland habitat restoration practices. Stewards program. The course is conducted as an extension of The course will be held on 12 Fridays between Feb. 1 See Page C1 Saturday Oregon State University’s Master Watershed and May 31, focusing on urban wetland restoration at Stewards program. The program is intended to North Bend’s Pony Slough. For more information and registration contacts, visit promote awareness of watershed issues and the Coos Watershed Association’s web site: management. www.cooswatershed.org/youth. “They developed this program for adults that would help people get a grasp on how to work with watershed associations,”said Joyce. During spring semester, students will do Participating students earned college credit restoration work at Pony Slough in North through Southwestern Oregon Community Col- Bend. lege, and conducted research projects on topics “We’re looking at it as an urban habitat cen- such as water quality and stream improvement. ter of the community,” said Joyce.

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E Mischief COOS COUNTY R Jan. 15, 8:58 a.m., theft, 200 block of East Second Street. Jan. 15, 10:43 a.m., suspicious man with a sign standing on U bridge with rifle and mask on is actually protesting gun rights and not breaking any law, McCul-

T lough Bridge. Jan. 15, 12:47 p.m., unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, 90800 block of Evergreen Lane.

N Jan. 15, 2:09 p.m., theft 95200 block of North Way Lane. Jan. 15, 4:08 p.m., unauthorized E entry into a motor vehicle, 63600 block of Centennial Road. NORTH BEND V Jan. 15, 11:52 p.m., someone trying to break into a carport, 2000 block of Everett Avenue. D COOS BAY VISION CENTER COOS BAY PATRICIA GATES, OD Jan. 15, 9:33 a.m., theft from a

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Cost is $10. 2-4 p.m., Coos Bay Public Master of ceremonies: Judge By Thomas Moriarty, Library Cedar Room, 525 Martin Stone; Keynote speak- The World Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. er, Wayne Van Burger; This month on thematic guests, Ben Merchant and exhibits. June Jennings. Several ven- [email protected] dors provide tastes and bar Outdoor-In Egyptian Theatre hosted by HV Wines. SWOCC offers workforce development courses in February Fundraiser 5-8 p.m., Out- NBHS Jazz Band Presents view G. receive certification. shapes, and weights. OSHA door-In, 305 S. Fourth St., Funksgiving 6 p.m., North Medic first aid basic plus Cost for the training is $55. The training will take place estimates that about a million Coos Bay. Thirty percent of Bend Community Center, Medic First Aid Basic Plus from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. forklifts are used by about 1.5 gross sales benefit Egyptian 2222 Broadway, North Bend. will be offered Feb. 1. The Traffic flagger training Theatre Preservation. 541- NBHS Jazz band performs training is a combined adult Saturday, Feb. 2 at SOCC’s million employees and that 266-8989 wth Charlie Freak. Also per- CPR,AED and first aid training Traffic Control Flagger Coos Campus, Sitkum Hall, forklift accidents account for training will be offered Feb. 2. Room 13. 100 deaths and 20,000 Clambake Jazz Festival Pre- forming, Stepping on program designed specifically This Oregon Department of The cost for the training is injuries each year. There are view Event 7 p.m., The Mill Embers. Dinner prepared by for the occupational first aid Casino-Hotel Salmon Room, Grounds Cafe. Dinner starts provider. This program will Transportation approved, $85. Class fees cover all mate- extensive regulations for fork- 3201 Tremont, North Bend. at 6:30 p.m. and music at 7 help employers meet OSHA safety training course will rials. 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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Ryan Haas, City Editor Opinion Clark Walworth, Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Extend recovery to all of Oregon

Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber The message of Kitzhaber, unclear and exposes them to liabili- Sens. Brian Boquist, R-Dallas, struck the right tone Monday in his Courtney and Kotek was: We’re all ty. and Lee Beyer, D-Springfield, plan State of the State speech, as did the in this together, rural and urban, Oregon In many ways, the program never to introduce legislation to close other two Democrats who Republican and Democrat. had a chance because of an unfortu- loopholes in the 2012 bill. Their goal addressed the 2013 Legislature — The task is to govern in that spir- nately timed court ruling that is create a short-term way to estab- Senate President Peter Courtney it on a daily basis — to tackle the Views restricted lenders’ use of Mortgage lish clear title for foreclosures until of Salem and House Speaker Tina monstrous budget challenges cre- Electronic Registration Systems, the Supreme Court rules. Kotek of Portland. They empha- ated by a bulging public pension which was created to streamline the Title questions will linger in Ore- sized that legislative success will system, a bulging state prison sys- mortgage documentation process. gon until the Supreme Court rules come from paying as much atten- tem and a bulging health care sys- effectively and expeditiously. Lenders appealed to the Oregon – The Statesman Journal, Salem on MERS. That’s why, in addition to tion to the needs of rural Oregoni- tem. Supreme Court, which heard argu- cleaning up language in the 2012 bill, ans as to urban areas. Those bulges block one road to ments last week. the Legislature should at least tem- Oregon’s slumbering economy an improved economy: re-invest- Move quickly to help A Supreme Court ruling might — especially outside the Portland ing in education and in helping not come until late in the legislative porarily extend mediation to judicial metro area — remains the state’s young children get on the right struggling homeowners session. Meanwhile, lenders mostly foreclosures. No. 1 challenge, and it should be the path from the very beginning. Fixing Oregon’s mortgage media- have shifted from non-judicial fore- Depending on what the Supreme Legislature’s No. 1 priority. Eco- Most Oregonians share tion program should be near the top closures to court-supervised fore- Court determines on MERS, the nomic recovery is meaningless, Kitzhaber’s passion for public of the Legislature’s issues that need closures, which are more costly and Legislature might need to revisit the Kitzhaber said, if the Portland area education and for political collab- to be addressed immediately to help time-consuming. foreclosure issue later. But to help returns to pre-recession employ- oration. The test, for him and for Oregonians who are struggling. Rather than wait on the court rul- troubled homeowners and ensure ment levels but much of rural Ore- the Legislature, will be to not Banks have largely shunned the ing, the Legislature needs to provide the housing recovery doesn’t lose gon still suffers from “double-digit merely pay attention to the diverse mediation program, which was clarity for lenders and the thousands momentum, it needs to repair its unemployment, outdated infra- needs of rural and urban Oregoni- launched in July, in part because of Oregonians who still need help 2012 bill as soon as possible. structure and an aging workforce.” ans but to act on those issues — they believe the authorizing bill is holding onto their homes. –The Oregonian Sometimes it is his and her movies

Sue is dying to see “Les Miserables"; I can’t wait to see “Django Unchained.”She wants to see “Django” as much as she wants to eat giant sea slugs, and I want to sit through the three hours of “Les Mis” as much as I want to help her shop for purses. “Have you seen the commercial for it? It’s all blood and gore and guns and death,” she says. I say, “That’s why it’s called ‘miserable,’ isn’t it?” “You know I’m talking about ‘Django.’ ‘Les Mis’ is a musical.” “Yeah, a musical about blood and gore and guns and death. The only difference is they get to sing as they die, which is just dragging it out, if you ask me.” Once again, we are at an impasse over which movie to see. The ones she likes to watch are torture for me; the ones I like, she thinks Public Forum are disgusting. “What about ‘Lin- coln’?” she asks. “Every- one says it’s really great. Fear the right’s many states, but nothing even Give me as many understaffed, it seems I am Too bad he dies at the end.” remotely comparable to their counting on being lucky enough “Now you’ve wrecked agenda, not left extremism has even been pro- shots as the crook to find one of the patrolling it for me. You’re sup- posed by liberals anywhere. Lorraine Pool’s Jan. 3 letter deputies near me when I call, and it feels like I am more or less posed to say ‘spoiler Your Tuesday, Jan. 15, edito- Frankly, Oregon probably asked why any person needed to JIM on my own if a person invades alert’ before you blurt out rial says: “The danger in 2013 is would be better off if some liber- own a rifle with the ability to MULLEN the end of a movie. I’ll my home. For a while at least. that a beefy Democratic House al policies now can be enacted, hold 100 bullets. This disturbed never be able to enjoy it And after reading this letter to Humorist majority will impose a recklessly as they more often than not me quite a bit. I had no idea that the editor, my six-shot revolver now. How would you like this is the weapon of choice of liberal agenda.”But I am puzzled actually do help us to move for- seems to be pitifully inadequate it if I told you what happened to the Titan- as to what such an agenda possi- criminals and crazies, having ic before you saw the film?” ward, rather than pass any more for the task. I am considering bly could be? heard that this kind of rifle was “I knew what was going to happen. If buying something more appro- Americans have a whole lot of conservative ones, since those rarely used by criminals. Not so? knowing the ending of a movie spoils it for priate to the task of confronting recent bad experience with very have never worked out well for I live in the rural county,and if a bad guy with 100 bullets in his you, it must not be a very good movie. most people in the past. Everyone knows what happens at the end reckless conservative agendas I have need of law enforcement I rifle. Perhaps an assault rifle? Thomas Matosec of ‘Romeo and Juliet,’but they still want to being pushed and all too often call the sheriff. Given that our Ted Hunt see it,”Sue says. passed in Washington, D.C., and North Bend sheriff’s department is woefully North Bend “Well, don’t tell me. I haven’t seen it yet.” It’s not just movies. We have a “Down- ton Abbey” gap in our house, too. Sue’s As party lines harden, fiscal outlook dims seen all the episodes twice; I haven’t been able to get through a single one. It’s not “We’re really up the creek.” dent Barack Obama says he that I don’t like them, it’s that you have to That’s professor Keith Poole of won’t negotiate on the debt ceil- watch them in order or you miss every- the University of Georgia talking ing; House Speaker John Boehn- thing. I never saw the first episode, so I’m to NPR, and he knows what he’s er says he won’t negotiate with lost. You don’t have to watch the James talking about. His exhaustive Obama on anything. And the Bond or Jackie Chan movies in order. You study of congressional voting new Republican whip, Sen. John can just dive in any old time and they still trends yields this clear conclu- Cornyn of Texas, threatens to make sense. sion: Republicans are now more “shut down the government” if I don’t know when our tastes started to conservative than they’ve been in Republican don’t get their way. diverge. Maybe we never liked all the same 100 years. This is particularly Up the creek, indeed. things and just now — many, many years true in the House, where the GOP “There’s a lot of blame to go later — we’re willing to say so. When you’re is dominated by what Politico around,” says Poole. Democrats dating, you go the extra mile and do things calls “the ‘hell no’ caucus.” have certainly become more liber- you may not like to do just to be with the The implications are enor- al, adding to the paralysis. But it’s other person. On the fourth date you can mous — and disastrous. The “absolutely true,” he insists, that say things like, “Sure, I’d love to come with last-minute deal to avoid the the blame is not equal: “Republi- you to shop for fabric remnants.” In the “fiscal cliff” was almost certain- cans have moved further to the second year of marriage, she might say, ly a false signal of comity and right than the Democrats have years ago, there were 103 and another for Congress; last “Sure, go out drinking with your high cooperation. moved to the left.” “swing” districts that could rea- year, that figure dropped to 12. school buddies. Go have some fun.”Then, Instead of build- There are sev- sonably be won by either party. Then there is the phenomenon after 30 years, you find yourself watching ing on that com- eral underlying In the last election, that number of “self-sorting,”in which “voters different television shows in different promise, the reasons for this dropped to 35 out of 435 seats, or may see their choice of where to rooms. I’m watching the Billy Bob Thorn- reverse is hap- shift, starting about 8 percent. Meanwhile, the live as partly reflecting a political ton festival on Spike TV, and she’s watch- pening. Lines are with the way con- number of “landslide” districts, decision,”notes Silver. So liberals ing extreme home makeovers on HGTV. growing harder. gressional dis- totally out of reach for one party, flock to the cities while conserva- Maybe cable TV has done this to us. Back Heels are dig- tricts are drawn. jumped from 123 to 242. tives move to the exurbs, further when there were only three channels, we ging deeper. Gerrymandering The problem goes deeper than accelerating polarization. almost had to watch the same shows Republican law- has been part of a proliferation of safe districts A final factor: the rapid growth together. I mean, can you remember what makers who American politics that breed extremism. Funda- of well-financed interest groups was on opposite “The Ed Sullivan Show"? backed the deal for 200 years, but mental fairness has been badly that threaten to mount primary Neither can I. are being excori- COKIE AND STEVEN V. the advent of undermined. Redistricting challenges against lawmakers It’s not as if we disagree about every ated as sellouts ROBERTS highly precise, thwarts the popular will. If you who dare to deviate from ideo- film. Neither of us wants to go to teenage combine all House races, logical orthodoxy. One example: by their own Columnists computer-driven slasher movies with names like “The Chill- colleagues. “The maps has created Democrats actually led by When Rep. Shelley Moore Capi- ing,”“The Grabbing” or “The Spooking.”If ones who voted for it, I think entirely safe districts for the vast almost 1.4 million votes, but to, a moderate Republican from there’s a gerund in the title, we pretty much they will rue the day,” says majority of House members. An Republicans won 33 more seats. West Virginia, announced her know it’s not for The Ageing. We don’t have Republican Sen. Richard Shelby essential element of democracy, Yes, Democrats fleeced Republi- candidacy for the Senate, she was knock-down drag-outs over the latest of Alabama. accountability to the voters, has cans in a few states like Illinois, immediately attacked by conser- gross-out comedy, because neither of us In the weeks ahead, Congress been destroyed. yet the GOP held the upper hand vative cadres as too squishy on has any interest in it. We avoid anything is facing three major fiscal deci- A lawmaker with no fear of in far more places. Obama won their core issues. that might attract small children, so there’s sions: raising the debt limit, defeat has no incentive to listen Pennsylvania by five points, yet “If Republicans in West Vir- no need for discussion. funding the government and to dissenters or cooperate with Democrats took only five of 18 ginia want to save their country,” So we end up double-dating with a cou- dealing with the drastic budget the other side. In fact, many House seats. In Ohio, where fulminated a spokesman for the ple we know who have the same problems cuts postponed for two months GOP incumbents’ only real con- Obama ran three points ahead, Senate Conservatives Fund, we do agreeing on a movie. Sue and Sally on New Year’s Eve. But all the cern is a primary challenge from Democrats won four of 16 seats. “they need to find another can- will go see “Les Mis” at the multiplex, while signs are ominously negative. the right, which makes them Redistricting is not the whole didate with the courage to say Bob and I will go down the hall to “Django,” Senate Republican leader Mitch even more rigid and less story, however. Silver docu- ‘no’ to more spending and debt.” and we’ll all meet at a restaurant for dinner. McConnell says additional rev- amenable to compromise. ments the drastic decline of So happy New Year. And pass Bob and I just hope it’s not that health-food enues are off the table; House Statistician Nate Silver has ticket-splitting voters, which the paddle. place they dragged us to last time. Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi graphically detailed this trend in reinforces party fealty. Twenty Steve and Cokie Roberts can You can contact Jim Mullen at JimMul- says they’re definitely on. Presi- The New York Times. Twenty years ago, there were 69 districts be contacted by email at steve- lenBooks.com. that voted one way for president [email protected]. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Thursday, January17,2013 • The World • A5 Y K State Grouchy Commission OKs $142M more grandma talks for expensive highway project her way out of SALEM (AP) — The ban won a large part of the Oregon Transportation argument in the spring, family events Commission has approved STATE when the state Marine Board DEAR ABBY: My grand- an additional $142 million for DIGEST voted 3-2 to keep its ban on mother is 75 years old and, an expensive, trouble- motorboat internal combus- unfortunately, very unpleas- plagued project to realign a delayed deportation pro- tion engines on Waldo. ant to be around. She has section of U.S. Highway 20 gram. But the board exempted made many hurtful remarks through the Coast Range. The Driver and Motor seaplanes, and the state in the past, which have led The stretch of highway Vehicle Services Division Aviation Board allowed them some family members to shut links Corvallis and Newport. announced the decision on with temporary rules. It has her out of their lives. Wednesday’s vote allows Wednesday. set a public hearing in I live in another state and the state Transportation President Barack Springfield for Jan. 31 on don’t see my grandmother Department to proceed with Obama’s Deferred Action for permanent rules. The Associated Press very often. I call her once or work to replace a twisty 10- Childhood Arrivals program A department official A woman is rescued from being trapped inside a wall of the parking twice a month. When I do, mile portion of the highway allows some young immi- says that six seaplanes used garage at the Gretchen Kafoury Commons in SW Portland, Wednesday. she’s nothing but pleasant near Eddyville with a grants brought illegally to the lake last summer. Firefighters worked for over three and a half hours cutting her free. straighter, safer 5.5-mile the United States as children with me, but she’s often Japanese firm considers angry and tearful about other route. to avoid deportation for two Rescuers free woman members of the family. The project was originally years and obtain a work per- E. Ore. for azuki beans She feels her children and estimated to cost $140 mil- mit. Driver’s licenses will NYSSA (AP) — A Japanese grandchil- lion. With Wednesday’s expire on the same day as the company is looking into the wedged between buildings money infusion, the esti- deferred-action documents. dren should Treasure Valley in far Eastern PORTLAND (AP) — installed braces to support DEAR mated cost is $366 million. respect her Oregon for production of Portland firefighters cut a hole her. Firefighters turned on a Work began in 2005 with Agency to allow aircraft ABBY as the azuki beans. through concrete and used an portable heater to keep her completion expected by to use Waldo lake matriarch Reid Saito, a Nyssa farmer air bag and a soapy lubricant warm in near-freezing tem- 2009. Now the targeted fin- of the fami- EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — A who grew a successful one- to free an Oregon woman who peratures while they dropped ish date has been moved back ly and state agency says it wants to acre test plot, says the beans fell and became stuck in a nar- an air bag into the opening to to 2016 at the earliest. include her make permanent its rules are made into a paste used row opening between build- slightly spread the walls. in all family Illegal imigrants can allowing aircraft to use for flavorings, desserts and ings Wednesday morning. “She was in good spirits,” get-togeth- Waldo Lake in the Cascade confections. The woman spent about Chatman said. “We just tried ers. (My have driver’s licenses Range, where lake users for The Ontario Argus four hours in a space 8 to 10 to reassure her ... we weren’t family tells SALEM (AP) — Oregon years have fought over Observer reports officials of inches wide. Local and going home without her.” me they will issue driver’s licenses to engines. the unnamed company met national cable news broad- After rescuers cut a win- JEANNE haveyoung illegal immigrants The Eugene Register- with farmers and looked at PHILLIPS cast footage of the rescue dow-size opening in the con- stopped accepted into a new federal Guard says advocates of a potential facilities. effort and showed the crete wall, Chatman climbed inviting her woman emerging from the in to help apply the soapy to many functions because space at about 7:30 a.m. substance. The woman then she’s such a troublemaker.) Obituaries The woman raised her wiggled toward the hole as the I’m concerned about my face, clenched her fists and rescue team tugged on her. grandmother and am begin- Paul V. Miller officer. He enjoyed such Christopher Miller; grand- shouted, “Oh, my God.” “It was so tight, it wasn’t ning to think that my parents March 17, 1928 - Jan. 15, 2013 things as family, fishing, daughter, Amanda Sermon; Firefighters said they until the last foot that she and siblings should overlook hunting, and card games and several other grand- hadn’t gotten a clear expla- could actually see me,” Cremation rites were her unpleasant behavior and with friends. children. nation of how the woman got Chatman said. “She had that held for Paul V. Miller, 84, occasional snide remarks. At into the predicament. Lt. look in her eye that she was of Fairview. Paul is survived by his Arrangements are under the very least they should Rich Chatman of the coming out no matter what.” Paul was born March 17, wife, Mary Corley-Miller; the direction of North Bend include her in important Portland fire department She was taken to the 1928, in Fresno, Calif. He son, Brad Miller; daughters, Chapel, 541-756-0440. family functions. I’d be inter- said she had been seen Oregon Health & Science passed away at his home Debbie Miller, Nina Friends and family can ested in your opinion, so I can smoking or walking on the University hospital and Jan. 15, 2013. Crockett, Cathy Stedman sign the guestbook at share it with my family. — roof of a two-story building appeared to be in good health, Paul served in the U.S. and Tina Corley; grand- www.coosbayfh.com and TROUBLED IN MINNESO- before she fell about 10 to 12 fire Lt. Damon Simmons said. TA Army as a military police sons, Jeramy Miller and www.theworldlink.com. feet. Because she’s a patient, the DEAR TROUBLED: Your to the Myrtle Creek area, of the Baha’i Faith which The woman was wedged department won’t release her grandmother appears to be Bill Yates about four feet above the name unless she gives her where he graduated from became the guiding light in reaping what she has sown. Nov. 4, 1946 - Nov. 29, 2012 ground before rescuers consent, he said. high school and joined the his life. After attending the Verbal abuse often leaves A celebration of life will U.S. Air Force in 1964. He University of Oregon and scars on those at whom it is be held for Bill Yates, 66, of served in Oregon and Alaska obtaining his PhD, he taught Cold lessons: Boiler aimed, and no one can be Charleston from 11 a.m. to 3 blamed for wanting distance p.m. Sunday, Jan. 20, at the until discharge in 1968. at Emporia State University from a person who is deliber- family home in Charleston. While in high school, he in Kansas and then at Idaho fails, E. Ore. school open ately hurtful. Bill Yates was born in met Ginger Yates and they State, until moving to Coos Respect is something that HERMISTON (AP) — The “I’m not really close to Carlsbad, N.M., Nov. 4, married in 1966. He gradu- Bay where Bill taught com- has to be earned. Your par- boiler that supplied heat for a the heater, so I don’t like 1946. After battling autoim- ated from the University of puter technology at ents and siblings “respect” wing of a Hermiston ele- that,” said fifth-grader mune disease, Bill passed Oregon and began teaching Southwestern Oregon your grandmother from a mentary school has bit the Nicholas Keeney, 11. away Nov. 29, 2012, sur- in South Bend, Wash., Community College. distance because they have dust, so students are study- A crack in the boiler rounded by his family. where their son was born in Sign the guestbook at learned it’s the only safe way ing with a little more cloth- began to spread as tempera- to do so. The family moved in 1950 1974. Bill became a member www.theworldlink.com. ing in rooms warmed by tures dipped into the teens. Does this mean she should Betty Fortenberry; one electric space heaters. “We started losing it automatically be excluded Stephen Lynn Winkler Teacher Jessica Campbell around Jan. 1, and we limped grandson, Rylan; three sis- from all family get-togeth- Nov. 19, 1959 - Jan. 9, 2013 said students at first wore it along for another week or ters; and five brothers. ers? No. However, before Stephen Lynn Winkler, 53, extra layers of clothing as a so,” said Mike Kay, she’s invited to an important of Sanger, Texas, passed He was preceded in death precaution, but most haven’t Hermiston school district’s event, she should give assur- away Jan. 9, 2013. He was by his parents, one sister and found it necessary.The rooms director of support services. ances that she’ll watch her born Nov. 19, 1959, in two brothers. each have two heaters and are The failure affected a mouth and be on her best Sacramento, Calif., to Private cremation rites checked three times a day to wing holding 12 classrooms. behavior. Or else. Charles Henry Winkler and have been made and no serv- make sure temperatures are A $60,000 replacement If this seems heavy-hand- Lucille Mae (Brandenburg) comfortable, she said. to the nearly 50-year-old ices will be held. That doesn’t mean stu- boiler will take another three ed, so be it. It’s no crime to Winkler. protect oneself from some- Memorial contributions dents are necessarily happy. to four weeks to arrive. He married Susan one else's mean-spirited- may be made to Nutrition Fortenberry Feb. 25, 2001, ness. Science Initiative, and was a surveillance officer DEAR ABBY: Please allow Department of Death Notices me to share a dating tech- at Winstar World Casino. Steve was a longtime Development, 6020 Dolores Viola Conant Arrangements are pending nique with your readers that — 81, of Portland, died Dec. with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- North Bend resident and Stephen Winkler Cornerstone Ct. W, Ste. 240, has saved me a lot of rela- 23, 2012, in Portland. 267-3131. owner of Winkler Auto San Diego, CA 92121. tionship headaches. I call it Arrangements are pending William Sherman — 88, Sign the guestbook at “the 90-day rule.” Sound in Hauser. Susan; daughter, Vanessa with Autumn Funeral Home, of Bandon, died Jan. 16, 2013, Whenever I start dating He is survived by his wife, Winkler; in-laws, John and www.theworldlink.com. 503-443-4900. in Bandon. Arrangements someone, I try to see them at Esther K. Goebl Goebl May 7, 1940, in Dallas; her sister Edith Sunny E. Cain — 71, of are pending with Amling least once a week for 90 days. Coos Bay, passed away Jan. Schroeder Funeral Service, Dec. 3, 1923 - Jan. 12, 2013 Coquille, Quilhaugh, of Neselle, That way, if there are any Spending the majority of Wash.; and brothers, George 12, 2013, in Coos Bay. Bandon, 541-347-2907. character flaws, I find out Memorial services will be her life living in Powers, Hayes (June) of Tillamook Arrangements are pending within the first 90 days. held for Esther Katherine Esther raised her two chil- and Charles Floyd of Mount with Nelson’s Bay Area Funeral Among the flaws I’ve dis- Goebl, 89, Mortuary, 541-267-4216. dren there. She loved the Angel. Esther also had a Saturday, Jan. 19 covered: drug dealing and of Dallas at Patricia Setelia — 65, of outdoors, gardening, can- number of foster children, George E. Corbus, addiction, alcoholism, driv- 2 p.m. North Bend, passed away ning, sewing, and was an including Ellen Baldwin of memorial services, 11 a.m., ing without a valid license S aturday, Jan. 15, 2013, in North Bend. excellent homemaker. She Powers, and many nieces Refuge Church of God, 353 S. and with illegal license tags, Jan. 19, at Services are pending with was particularly fond of a and nephews. Second St., Coos Bay. and lying about their occu- the beautiful sunset, sweet Esther was preceded in Nelson’s Bay Area Mortuary, pation. Kingdom peas, the changing colors in death by her son, Kenneth 541-267-4216. Obituaries are paid announce- The idea is to avoid sexual Hall of the fall, and spending time Gene Goebl in 1960; her Pearl C. Bleyhl — 94, of ments. Information is provided by intimacy during those first Jehovah’s with her family and friends. sister, Annette Wall in 1977; Coos Bay, passed away Jan. mortuaries and family members. 90 days to keep your head Witnesses, Esther Goebl Esther is survived by her her husband, Albert in 1997; 16, 2013, in Coos Bay. Call mortuaries for information. clear. If you are intimate too 1961 SE daughter, Diana Schleicher and her brother, Robert soon, you’ll find yourself Miller Ave., (Bill) of Dallas; five grand- Hayes in 2001. making excuses for your in Dallas. Refreshments to children, Rhonda Baseler- She was loved by all who partner. This technique has follow at another location. Johnson (Eugene)ofknew her and will be never failed me — unless I All are welcome to come. Milwaukie, Perry Zeiger missed. made an exception. There will be a private fam- (Rebecca) of Salem, Keni She was known as Esther, May I suggest your readers ily internment to follow at a Kealiher (Rick) of Dallas, Mom, Sis and Auntie. try this 90-day rule? If they later time. Charles Clark of Salem and But most of us knew her do, I promise they won’t be Esther was born Dec. 3, Johnny Schleicher of Dallas; by her real name, Granny disappointed because it takes 1923, in Powers, to Samuel four great-grandchildren, Arrangements are under TIME to get to know some- and Ethel Hayes (Smith). Eli Baseler of Milwaukie, the direction of Farnstrom one. Before you can love She died peacefully in her Rachael Baseler of Mortuary, 503-838-1414. someone, you must learn sleep Jan. 12, 2013, in Salem. Milwaukie, Portia Zeiger of Sign the guestbook at who that person really is. — She married Albert Paul Salem and Joey Kealiher of www.theworldlink.com. 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Thursday, January17,2013 Y K Nation Fewer U.S. homes NATIONAL DIGEST repossessed in 2012 Inspectors finding deficiencies in levees LOS ANGELES (AP) — receiving a foreclosure- Lenders took possession of related filing during the year. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — fewer U.S. homes in 2012 Generally, states such as Inspectors taking the first- than a year earlier, as the Florida and New York, where ever inventory of flood con- pace of new homes entering the courts play a role in the trol systems overseen by the the path to foreclosure foreclosure process, take federal government have slowed and banks increas- longer to work through their found hundreds of structures ingly opted to allow troubled cases than California, Utah at risk of failing and endan- borrowers to sell their homes and other so-called nonjudi- gering people and property in for less than what they owed cial states with a more 37 states. on their mortgage. streamlined process. Levees deemed in unac- All told, banks repos- The judicial states also have ceptable condition span the sessed 671,251 homes last taken longer to work through a breadth of America. They are year, down nearly 17 percent backlog of cases that built up in every region, in cities and from 804,423 the year in 2011 when foreclosure pro- towns big and small: Wash- before, according to data cessing slowed as the mort- ington, D.C., and Sacramen- to, Calif.; Cleveland and Dal- released today by foreclosure gage industry addressed alle- las; Augusta, Ga. and Brook- listing firm RealtyTrac Inc. gations that lenders had The Associated Press port, Ill. The trend, along with an processed foreclosures with- President Barack Obama, accompanied by Vice President Joe Biden on Wednesday, gestures as he talks The U.S. Army Corps of annual decline in overall out verifying documents. about proposals to reduce gun violence. Engineers has yet to issue foreclosure activity, suggests As a result, foreclosure ratings for a little more than that the country’s foreclo- activity rose last year in 25 40 percent of the 2,487 sure woes are easing, at least states, most of them states Obama is flexing his political structures, which protect on a national level. with a judicial foreclosure about 10 million people. Of But half the states experi- system, while it declined in those it has rated, however, enced higher levels of fore- 25 others, most of those leverage on debt, immigration 326 levees covering more closure activity last year and being non-judicial foreclo- than 2,000 miles were found many are expected to con- sure states, RealtyTrac said. WASHINGTON (AP) — and eventual legacy — not to may be the one in which in urgent need of repair. tinue seeing increases this Among the states with the The Associated Press year, RealtyTrac said. biggest increases were New President Barack Obama is mention Americans’ lives. Obama enjoys the most lever- assembling an ambitious Meanwhile, outrage over age. That’s a dramatic change requested, under the Free- All told, foreclosure activ- Jersey, Florida and Illinois. dom of Information Act, second-term agenda, push- the Connecticut grade from his first term,when it was ity, defined as the number of States with the biggest details on why certain levees ing aggressively where he school massacre forced the relegated to the background. homes that received at least annual decline in foreclosure were judged unacceptable thinks he has political lever- president to seek a gun-con- The White House is hint- one foreclosure-related fil- activity included Nevada, and how many people would ing, declined 3 percent last Utah and Arizona. age but moving more cau- trol package ahead of expec- ing at a comprehensive bill be affected in a flood. The year. That translates to 1.8 Many of the states with a tiously on issues where he tations. Americans have this year that would include Corps declined on grounds million U.S. homes, and rep- judicial foreclosure process, has less control. resisted significant gun-lim- a path toward citizenship for that such information could resents a drop of 36 percent including Florida, Illinois, Obama is hiking pressure iting bids for years, however, millions of immigrants now heighten risks of terrorism from a peak of 2.9 million Ohio and Indiana, should be on congressional Republi- and the pro-gun-rights in the country illegally. and sabotage. homes in 2010, the firm said. caught up with their foreclo- cans on the debt ceiling and lobby remains powerful. Many Republicans, stung Florida had the nation’s sure backlog halfway immigration, two big issues Also, there’s less Democratic by heavy losses among His- FAA grounds Boeing highest foreclosure rate last through this year, said Daren in which public sentiment unity on this issue than on panic voters in the last two 787s over batteries year, with 3.1 percent of Blomquist, a vice president and political risks seem to many others. presidential elections, say WASHINGTON (AP) — households, or one in 32, at RealtyTrac. favor him. Obama’s allies already are they also want to revamp the Lithium batteries that can His refusal to negotiate on dampening expectations on nation’s immigration laws. leak corrosive fluid and start the debt ceiling is an espe- key components, including But a sweeping bill with citi- fires have emerged as the cially sharp departure from an assault weapons ban. zenship provisions is bound to chief safety concern involv- Lisa M. Porter, C.P.A. his usually accommodating Vice President Joe Biden, draw some conservative fire.If ing Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner, style. Obama is gambling that who stood at Obama’s side as Obama goes big, it could put a problem that apparently is We make house calls Republicans will yield to fears the president announced his GOP leaders in a bind. far more serious than gov- of a ferocious public backlash proposals on Wednesday, A December CBS News ernment or company officials • Income Tax if they leave the government said, “I have no illusions poll found that 47 percent of acknowledged less than a unable to pay its bills in their about what we’re up against adults felt illegal immigrants week ago. • Payroll push for spending cuts. or how hard the task is in working in the U.S. should be The Federal Aviation But it is a risk. Unresolved front of us. ... We should do allowed to remain and even- Administration late Wednes- • Bookkeeping brinkmanship over the debt as much as we can, as quick- tually apply for citizenship. day grounded Boeing’s ceiling could lead to an eco- ly as we can.” An additional 24 percent said newest and most technologi- nomic calamity that would Among the second term’s they should be allowed to cally advanced jetliner until 541-267-4518 damage Obama’s second term top-tier issues, immigration stay as guest workers. the risk of battery fires is resolved. The order applies only to the six Dreamliners operated by United Airlines, the lone U.S. carrier with 787s. But other airlines and civil aviation authorities in other countries will be under pressure to follow suit or face possible accusations of tak- ing unnecessary risks with public safety. U.S. aiding Mali efforts but limits involvement WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration has declared it cannot accept new terrorist sanctu- aries in Mali or anywhere else and has promised to support French and African efforts to restore security. Yet after almost a year of disorder in the West African nation, Washington is still keeping the conflict at arm’s length. France has been engaged in a weeklong fight to eradi- cate Islamist extremists in northern Mali. But the U.S. ambivalence reflects several factors, foremost the U.S. government’s desire to avoid being dragged into yet another war in a desolate, impoverished Islamic coun- try. It also doesn’t want to shoulder the financial bur- den of a potentially lengthy fight against extremists, and distrusts a Malian govern- ment dominated by military officials who’ve chased out a president and a prime min- ister over the last 10 months. That leaves the United States hoping France can get the job done. American offi- cials say they are providing intelligence to its European ally and are considering deploying American aircraft to land in Mali for airlift or logistical support. The U.S. is offering possible surveil- lance drones, too, but won’t entertain notions of sending American troops to keep terrorists from carving out a safe haven like they did in Afghanistan before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

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Nor do they Rana is hate-filled and cold, The Associated Press tered 16 Afghan villagers last want any expert to testify speaking approvingly of mass A Free Syrian Army fighter steps on a paper with the photo of Syrian President Bashar Assad in Aleppo,Syria, year because he has refused during the penalty phase of murder and laughing at the on Tuesday. to take part in an official the trial, should it get that prospect of severed heads review of his sanity, accord- far, as to whether any history thrown onto a street. ing to documents obtained of traumatic brain injury or Those competing portraits by The Associated Press. post-traumatic stress disor- are expected to be on display Bales, a father of two from der should spare him the Syrian activists: More Lake Tapps, Wash., is due to death penalty. today before a judge sen- tences the Chicago business- appear this morning in a mil- The reason: His lawyers man for backing a terrorist itary courtroom at Joint Base have refused to allow him to plot in Denmark and sup- Lewis-McChord south of participate in a “sanity than 100 killed in village Seattle, where his lawyers board” review. porting the group behind the three-day deadly siege of say he will plead not guilty. Such reviews are conduct- Mumbai sometimes known BEIRUT (AP) — Forces reports that “whole families spoke on condition of Bales is accused of leaving a ed by neutral doctors tasked as India’s 9/11. loyal to President Bashar were executed, one of them anonymity because he was remote base in southern with discerning a defen- Rana, 52, was convicted in Assad swept through a small made up of 32 members.” not authorized to brief the Afghanistan early on March dant’s mental state at the 2011 for providing support to farming village in central Youssef al-Homsi, an media. 11, massacring adults and time of the crime and a Pakistani group that carried Syria this week, torching activist based in Homs, also However, the pro-govern- children in two villages, and whether he’s competent to out the 2008 Mumbai attack houses and shooting and said at least 100 people were ment daily Al-Watan report- burning some of the bodies stand trial. Bales, who grew that killed 160 people, as well stabbing residents in an killed in Haswiyeh. He sent ed today that Syrian troops — attacks which drew such up in Norwood, Ohio, was as for his backing of an unre- attack that killed up to 106 The Associated Press via advanced in the countryside outrage that the U.S. tem- serving his fourth deploy- alized plot to attack a Danish people, including women Skype a list of 100 names of Homs “cleansing the vil- porarily halted combat oper- ment in a war zone, and his newspaper that printed car- and children, activists said said to have been killed. In lages of Haswiyeh and Dweir ations in the country. mental health has been toons of Muhammad. today. addition to whole families, as well as their fields” from In court documents pro- expected to be a key part of Defense attorneys say they The assault on Haswiyeh the list included individual gunmen. 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review the laws. Our job is to up hunting, and they know stands the frustrations of GUN LAW enforce the law,”he said. what the consequences are people in rural areas with Zanni’s letter Proposals aim Across the West, legisla- of taking a life,” Hicks said. the federal government. But To: The Citizens of Coos County tive proposals to pre-empt “We’re not insulated from he feels his oath of office Re: Second Amendment Rights and Recent Events to pre-empt feds new federal gun restrictions the real world in Wyoming.” binds him to uphold all laws. Continued from Page A1 have arisen in Wyoming, In Utah, some Republi- “Any sheriff who knows The recent tragedies that occurred at Clackamas, Ore- Utah and Alaska. cans are preparing legisla- his duty knows we don’t gon and in Newton, Connecticut have created a political A Wyoming bill specifies tion to exempt the state enforce federal law, per se,” wake that has raised and in some cases created a host of cheap props of using chil- that any federal limitation from federal gun laws — and said Amerson, a longtime issues. My office has been inundated with phone calls, dren as bait to gin up emo- on guns would be unen- fine any federal agents who firearms instructor and texts, faxes and emails about these recent incidents and tional attachment for an forceable. It also would try to seize guns. A bill in the hunter. the political turmoil that have resulted from various fac- issue that quite honestly make it a state felony for Alaska House would make it Some rural sheriffs view tions making statements and taking position related to doesn’t solve the problem,” federal agents to try to a misdemeanor for a federal the federal government as an these issues. Carr said. enforce restrictions. agent to enforce new adversary, with gun owner- Many have called looking for answers to questions In Coos County, however, “I think there are a lot of restrictions on gun owner- ship at the core of that belief. such as: “Could this have been prevented; if so how? Why Zanni urged a calmer people who would want to ship. In Minnesota, Pine did this happen? What next?” Although I cannot provide response to Obama’s execu- take all of our guns if they While such proposals are County Sheriff Robin Cole answers to these questions, I felt it was necessary to make tive orders. could,”said co-sponsor Rep. eye-catching, they likely sent an open letter to resi- clear my position on the Rights of Citizens and the Sec- “I didn’t see anything I Kendell Kroeker, a Republi- could never be implement- dents saying he did not ond Amendment, along with reinforcing a strategy by find objectionable,” he said. can. “And they’re only ed. believe the federal govern- which we can help keep our communities safe. “I think this is one of those restrained by the opposition “The legislature can pass ment had the right to tell the As your Sheriff, I have taken an Oath of Office includ- things where a lot angst has of the people, and other anything it wants,”said Sam states how to regulate ing supporting the Second Amendment Rights of our cit- occurred because of com- lawmakers who are con- Kamin, a constitutional law firearms. He said he would izens. I will also continue to be an avid supporter of Ore- ments made. I think it’s cerned about our rights.” professor at the University refuse to enforce any federal gon’s Concealed Handgun License Program and in pro- political, and don’t think it’s Republican state Sen. of Denver. “The Supremacy mandate he felt violated tecting the confidential personal information of each as big an issue as everybody Larry Hicks credited Clause of the Constitution constitutional rights. license holder. thinks it would be.” Wyoming’s high rate of gun makes that clearly unconsti- The Constitutional Sher- I have taken note of and appreciate the many concerns Deciding the constitu- ownership for a low rate of tutional. Where there’s a iffs and Peace Officers Asso- communicated to me and my office. I will continue to be tionality of laws isn’t a local gun violence. conflict between state and ciation, based in Fredericks- involved with our citizens, elected officials and commu- sheriff’s job, Zanni said. “Our kids grow up around federal law, the federal gov- burg, Texas, encourages that nity in advocating for strong public safety services and the protection of citizen’s rights. “The court’s job is to firearms, and they also grow ernment is supreme.” point of view. Founder Kamin and other legal Richard Mack, a former It is best that when tragedies like this occur, those who experts said such disdain of sheriff of Apache County, are in leadership roles avoid making hasty decisions or are already charged for, such Obama’s proposals is remi- Ariz., speaks regularly at taking positions that impact the rights of all people. It is VENDORS as sanitation. The fee for niscent of former Confeder- gatherings of Tea Party my intent and prayer that as a county, state and nation we Continued from Page A1 vendors is likely to be $50. ate states’ refusal to comply groups and gun rights organ- can work together to stop these types of evil tragedies Craddock said drafting the with federal law extending izations. from occurring in our communities. one significant change: a formal ordinance shouldn’t equal rights for blacks after “I will tell Mr. Obama and Craig Zanni Coos County Sheriff higher fee. A brick-and- take long. It could come to the Civil War. everybody else who wants to mortar business pays $25 for the council Feb. 19. If The National Sheriff’s impose gun control in Amer- Association has supported ica, that whether you like it a business permit. 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Just 10 days ago, we were sur- prised in the newsroom when Chip Kelly announced he was staying at Oregon. We weren’t surprised that he wasn’t going to be the new coach of the Browns or the Bills, places we thought wouldn’t fit his sys- tem. But Philadelphia seemed the ideal NFL job for him, with excep- tional athletes plentiful. Speculation on why Kelly stayed with the Ducks was diverse: Unfinished business? (He got Oregon to the championship game a few years back, but never won a national title.) Leverage? (Kelly’s flirtation with the NFL was a good way to get a few more large bills from Phil Knight’s for- tune into his wallet.) Whatever the reason, Duck fans rejoiced. SPORTS The Visor was EDITOR Photos by Alysha Beck, The World staying in North Bend’s Madysen Hannah swims the 200-yard freestyle during the meet against Philomath on Wednesday. Eugene, more Pac-12 titles surely would follow, and Depth helps Philomath edge Bulldogs Oregon would remain one of the country’s THE WORLD Dominique Randle, MacKenzie most visible and Vick and Cassidy Devoe. trendy pro- JOHN North Bend won more events, Marshfield’s boys topped the grams. GUNTHER but Philomath had more swim- Spartans 90-80. The Pirates got Letter writers mers, sweeping a dual meet with wins by Spencer Fromm (200 to one newspa- the host Bulldogs thanks to its freestyle), Elias Mendez (50 per said they knew Kelly would team depth at North Bend freestyle), Wesley Bauer (100 but- stay because of his commitment Municipal Pool on Wednesday. terfly) and Bill Fields (100 breast- to his players. They criticized the Philomath’s girls edged the stroke) and also won a relay with a people who assumed he would Bulldogs 88-82. The Warriors won squad that included Mendez, Caleb leave for greener pastures. the boys meet 92-76. Kyllo, John Lahr and Zaq Carroll. I found their belief in his loyal- North Bend’s girls won eight of In Saturday’s meet, ty amusing. the 11 events. Alyssa Bennett took Marshfield’s girls were sixth in a In the newsroom, we weren’t both the 200-yard freestyle and team race won by West Albany, fooled, figuring it was a matter of 100-yard butterfly, while Cassie while the Pirate boys were 11th in a when and where, not if, Kelly Dallas won the 200-yard individ- meet won by Corvallis. would move on. After all, that’s ual medley and 500-yard freestyle Marshfield got one individual two straight years he nearly took and Kelsey Morgan won the 100- Stewart Lyons swims the breaststroke leg for North Bend in the 200 medley relay. victory — Brownell won the girls an NFL job and more jobs proba- yard freestyle and 100-yard 100 breaststroke. Brownell also bly would come open after the breaststroke. breaststroke. host Marist in a Midwestern was fifth in the 200 individual 2013 season. North Bend also won two North Bend’s relay win came in League dual last Friday and then medley, while McCarthy was Still, we were surprised to find relays, taking the 200 medley relay the 400 freestyle relay with the had several placers in the presti- fourth in the 100 freestyle and fifth Wednesday that “when” became with the team of Morgan, Bennett, squad of Jordan, Kirkpatrick, gious Skip Rumbaugh Invitational in the 200 freestyle and Trendell now, and “where” became Dallas and Madysen Hannah and Langlie and Stuntzner-Gibson. at Corvallis a day later. was fifth in the 50 freestyle. Philadelphia. winning the 400 freestyle relay North Bend coach Chris Against Marist, Marshfield’s Marshfield’s girls placed third My immediate thoughts were with the squad of Dallas, Bennett, Richmond said he was pleased girls won 98-72, with individual in the 400 freestyle relay and twofold: Kimi Haruyama and Galen Wash. withg how his team competed. wins by Asha Huffman (50 fourth in the 200 medley relay. First, the Eagles must have North Bend’s boys also won “We won eight of the 11 freestyle), Bridget McCarthy (100 The top individual finish by thrown a boatload of money and eight events. James Jordan took events,” he said. “It’s a numbers butterfly), Elyse Trendell (100 Marshfield’s boys was by Fromm, power (at least some control over the 50 freestyle and 100 freestyle, game in these meets.” freestyle), Shaylynn Brownell (100 who was 13th in the 500 freestyle. personnel decisions) at him. Noah Langlie won the 100 butter- North Bend hosts Phoenix next backstroke) and Alyssa Hedgpeth The Pirates were 10th or 11th in all Second, with Kelly off to the fly, Amedee Kirkpatrick won the Wednesday. (100 breaststroke). three relays. NFL, the most high-profile 200 freestyle, Karl Stuntzner- The Pirates also won two relays Marshfield hosts Churchill in a coaching position in the state Gibson took the 500 freestyle and Marshfield with teams including Trendell, Midwestern League dual Friday at would be held by a Marshfield Stewart Lyons won the 100 Marshfield’s swim team swept McCarthy, Brownell, Jodi Mork, Mingus Park. graduate. The Ducks can’t officially pro- mote offensive coordinator Mark Helfrich until they have gone Lane basketball squads sweep SWOCC through a formal process, which includes interviewing at least one THE WORLD and another had nine. points, 11 rebounds and four blocks, “We couldn’t keep them off the minority candidate. And Athletic “They are a very talented, deep while Jazmin Bembry scored 11 glass,”Herbert said. Director Rob Mullens said there The Southwestern Oregon group,” said SWOCC coach Mike points and Maricela Aguilera and were no front-runners for the Community College women’s Herbert. “They shot it pretty Meg Berry added 10 each. MEN job. basketball team couldn’t stop the well.” “Quynne had a good night Like the women, the men And as Oregon fan and unbeaten run by Lane Community SWOCC fell to 1-3 in league again,”Herbert said. “Hailey shot slipped in the second half Marshfield’s co-athletic director, College on Wednesday, falling play heading into Saturday’s home it well.” Wednesday. Mike George, said to me 106-78 in an NWAACC South game against Mount Hood. Lane is But the Lakers were hurt by Lane led just 41-35 at the break, Wednesday, Knight will have a lot Region contest at Eugene. a perfect 4-0 in league an 18-0 on turnovers — SWOCC had 25 and but they outscored the Lakers 54- to say about whom Oregon hires. The Lakers trailed 45-33 at the season. Lane just 14. The Titans, who also 32 in the final 20 minutes to win (George also said Knight and halftime, and Lane exploded for 61 The Lakers had five players in had a 58-51 rebounding edge, got the game 95-67. Helfrich get along well.) second-half points as seven of the double figures,led by Hailey Laird’s up and amazing 93 shots during Most insiders speculate the job Titans scored at least 10 points 18 points. Quynne Eharis had 15 the game. SEE LAKERS | B2 is Helfrich’s. He would maintain Oregon’s continuity on offense and has a MHS hosts Hoop Shoot finals great relationship with quarter- Pirates will honor staff back Marcus Mariota. He’s also THE WORLD 8-9 Boys: Blaine Causey considered one of the great young (North Bay) and Gardner Scolari minds in college football. Students from the Bay Area (Lincoln Elementary) during Friday contests Oregon needs to make a quick and Coquille Valley will join kids 8-9 Girls: Adrianna Frank hire for recruiting purposes, with from five other Southern Oregon (Hillcrest) and Drew Wilson THE WORLD sit in, pose for a picture and be national signing day only a couple communities in the district Elks (Coquille Valley) taken out to pizza after the con- of weeks away. Hoop Shoot finals Saturday at 10-11 Boys: Jason Hinds Marshfield High School will test. The questions about Kelly’s Marshfield High School. (Millicoma) and Kenyon Cyrus use Friday’s basketball double- Each staff member was future in recent weeks might The winners from the (Coquille Valley) header with Eagle Point as a specifically invited to the event already have cost Oregon some of Southwest District finals advance 10-11 Girls: Haley Snelgrove staff appreciation night. by an athlete. the top players who were consid- to the state finals Feb. 9. (North Bend) and Sierra Smith Every member of the school’s “We just want to thank them ering the Ducks. But if the new The competition, hosted by (Myrtle Crest) staff, from teachers and admin- for showing all the continued coach shares Kelly’s blur offense Coos Bay Elks Lodge No. 1160, also 12-13 Boys: Dylan Brugnoli istrators to custodians and sec- support that they give our stu- philosophy, the school likely will includes shooters from Roseburg, (Millicoma) and Henry Scolari retaries and other support staff, dent athletes,” said Marshfield be able to draw more sensational Grants Pass, Medford, Ashland (Coquille Valley) have been invited by all the co-athletic director Mike athletes like the ones who helped and Brookings. The event starts at 12-13 Girls: Jenny Shaffer teams participating Friday, George. elevate the program to its current 1 p.m. in Marshfield’s main gym. (Marshfield) and Halle Layton including the basketball squads The evening starts with jun- level. Shooters are broken into three (Coquille Valley) and the swim team, which hosts ior varsity and freshman games Even without Kelly, Oregon age groups — 8-9, 10-11 and 12-13. Additional results from the Churchill earlier in the day at at 4 p.m. in the main gym, could continue to thrive, possibly Within each age group, the recent Bay Area and Coquille Mingus Park. Harding Gym and West Gym. with a local guy in charge. students shoot 25 free throws each Valley competitions will be listed Staff members will be given a The varsity girls game is sched- Sports Editor John Gunther to determine a champion. in the Community Sports section ticket to the basketball double- uled to tip off at 5:30 p.m., fol- can be reached by phone at 541- Local qualifiers for the event in Saturday’s edition of The header, have a special section to lowed by the boys at 7. 269-1222 or by email at john.gun- include: World. [email protected].

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C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Thursday,January17,2013 Y K Sports Kelly receives Graber wins three warm welcome matches for Bulldogs THE WORLD Graber is a good example for teammate Shane Keeling, PHILADELPHIA (AP) — waiting for him on the run- North Bend senior Levi who wrestles at 132 pounds. Moments after Chip Kelly’s way — they arrived with a Graber won all three of his “Shane Keeling is a fresh- plane landed, he was handed police escort — there were matches, but the short- man who has never wrestled, a new Eagles visor and fans, decked out in green, handed Bulldogs were swept and that’s where Levi was,” received a warm greeting waiting outside on a cold, in three Far West League Workman said. from fans gathered at the air- dreary night. duals on their home mat North Bend’s Kyle port. “I know it’s a rabid fan Wednesday. Zomerschoe also recorded a Welcome to Philadelphia, base,”Kelly said. “I hope they North Bend was limited to fall, pinning Sutherlin’s Chad Coach. don’t boo me. It’s an exciting five wrestlers for a variety of Thomas at 160 pounds. The Eagles hired Kelly on time and I’m ready to get to reasons, including injury, ill- “Kyle wrestled good,” Wednesday, just 10 days after work.” ness and two grapplers who Workman said. “I’m happy he decided to stay at Oregon. Kelly, who was 46-7 in were suspended for violating for him.” The 49-year-old Kelly, four years at Oregon, inter- the school’s athletic code. North Bend’s other two known as an offensive inno- viewed with the Eagles, North Bend fell 60-12 to wrestlers in action were vator, becomes the 21st coach Cleveland Browns and Sutherlin, 42-23 to Siuslaw Aaron Wagner at 170 pounds in team history and replaces Buffalo Bills in a two-day and 60-12 to Brookings- and Tanner Henderson at Andy Reid, who was fired on span after leading the fast- Harbor. heavyweight. Each won one Dec. 31 after a 4-12 season. flying Ducks to a victory over Graber, though, stood out match by forfeit Tuesday. He’ll be introduced at a Kansas State in the Fiesta in his matches, pinning In the other duals, news conference today at the Bowl Jan. 3. Brookings-Harbor’s Brycen Brookings-Harbor beat Eagles’ practice facility. The Eagles are known to Cessnum and Sutherlin’s Sutherlin 42-27 and Siuslaw “The challenge is what I have interviewed 11 candi- David Shriner and beating 48-30. Sutherlin beat was excited about and that’s dates, including two meet- Siuslaw’s Tyler Coolidge by Siuslaw 49-24. why I came,” Kelly told a ings with Seahawks defensive The Associated Press Chip Kelly arrives at Northeast Philadelphia Airport on Wednesday after technical fall at 126 pounds. Next Wednesday, North group of reporters upon coordinator Gus Bradley. All leaving Oregon to become the Eagles’new head coach. “Levi did awesome,” said Bend visits Marshfield for the landing in Philly. “I was sold along, Kelly was thought to North Bend coach Larry annual Civil War. Springfield on the Eagles the first time I be Philadelphia’s first choice his own skin.” Dame’s Brian Kelly. Both Workman. “I’m just really and Brookings-Harbor also met them, it was my ties to in a long, exhaustive process The enigmatic Kelly elected to stay with their proud of where he’s come.” will be at Marshfield for duals Oregon that made it hard. that took many twists. reportedly was close to sign- schools. Workman added that the same night. But the Eagles are the Eagles. “Chip Kelly will be an ing with the Browns after a Bradley was considered by This is the NFL. outstanding head coach for long interview Jan. 4. He met many to be the leading con- “My dream is to just win, the Eagles,” owner Jeffrey with the Eagles for nine tender, though former and with the Eagles, this was Lurie said in a statement.“He hours the next day, setting up Cardinals coach Ken Te’o girlfriend the best opportunity for me has a brilliant football mind. a soap-opera scenario in Whisenhunt and former to win. I never thought a long He motivates his team with which the Eagles were com- Ravens coach Brian Billick time ago that I was going to his actions as well as his peting with Browns CEO Joe were in the mix. story was a hoax be able to coach in the NFL words. He will be a great Banner, their former presi- That all changed when but I’m excited about the leader for us and will bring a dent and longtime friend of Kelly had a change of heart. opportunity.” fresh energetic approach to Lurie who left the organiza- Kelly built Oregon into a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to return the medal. The General manager Howie our team.” tion after a falling out. But national powerhouse in a move came after the IOC was Roseman gave Kelly the white On the day he fired Reid, that roller coaster ended short time. The Ducks went SOUTH BEND, Ind. — notified by cycling’s govern- Eagles visor, the trademark Lurie appeared to be describ- when Kelly opted to remain to four straight BCS bowl Not long before Notre Dame ing body that Armstrong had hat he wore at Oregon. Kelly ing Kelly when he said he — temporarily — in Eugene. games — including a bid for played Michigan State last not appealed the decision to then got a glimpse of what wanted to find a “real smart, The Eagles interviewed the national championship fall, word spread that disqualify him. this team means to this city. forward-thinking coach” two other high-profile col- against Auburn two seasons Fighting Irish linebacker Not only were Roseman who is “strategic, a strong lege coaches — Penn State’s ago — and have won three Manti Te’o had lost his GOLF and president Don Smolenski leader, very comfortable in Bill O’Brien and Notre conference championships. grandmother and girlfriend Woods, McIlroy struggle within hours of each other. in Dubai tournament Te’o never missed a prac- tice and made a season-high ABU DHABI, United Arab Oregon moves forward after coach leaves 12 tackles, two pass breakups Emirates — Unheralded and a fumble recovery in a Jamie Donaldson outshone BY ANNE M. PETERSON best for him and we wish him well,”ath- still considered the “frontrunner.” 20-3 victory struggling Rory McIlroy and The Associated Press letic director Rob Mullens said. “He’s Under Oregon state law, the school against the Tiger Woods at the Abu been great for Oregon football and we’re must also interview at least one quali- Spartans. Sports Dhabi Golf Championship in Oregon faces a future without Chip moving on.” fied minority candidate for the job. His inspired shooting an opening-round Kelly after all. Mullens said Wednesday that he had Mullens acknowledged there were play became Shorts 5-under 67 today. The team’s enigmatic coach of four already been contacted by search firms, internal candidates, but there was no a stirring story McIlroy, playing with new years surprised the Ducks with an early although he had not heard from any indi- “leader in the clubhouse.” line for the Fighting Irish as clubs following his multimil- morning phone call Wednesday to say vidual candidates outside the program. “The expectation for this program they made a run to the lion dollar sponsorship deal he was leaving to become head coach of He set no timeline for replacing Kelly, has shifted,”Mullens said. “We want to national championship game with Nike, finished with a 3- the Philadelphia Eagles, just a little except to say the Ducks will “move as win Pac-12 championships. We want to behind their humble, charis- over 75 and risks missing the more than a week after he told Oregon fast as we can” — much like the team’s win BCS bowls.” matic star. cut. He repeatedly missed he was staying. warp-speed offense under Kelly. Kelly set the bar high. Te’o’s grandmother did fairways including a shot on Oregon responded by assuming the “We had already done a lot of Kelly was 46-7 in four years as head indeed die. His girlfriend, his 12th that hit a tree and “Next Man In” philosophy that Kelly groundwork, we had already started the coach at Oregon. The Ducks have been Lennay Kekua, never existed. ended up in a car park and led had always preached at Oregon for process, knowing that Chip was going to four straight BCS bowl games — In a shocking announce- to one of his two double- replacing key players. to be talking to the Eagles, Bills and including a bid for the national champi- ment Wednesday night, bogeys. He also putted poor- Kelly had barely boarded a flight for Browns. We had geared up our process. onship against Auburn in 2011 — and Notre Dame said Te’o was ly, missing a par putt on the Philadelphia when the Ducks swung the We had obviously shut it down, but it’s have won three Pac-12 championships. duped into an online rela- 17th and a birdie putt on the search for his replacement into gear. A easy to click right back on.” He originally came to the Ducks in tionship with a woman 18th. job posting for “Head Football Coach” A person close to the team who spoke 2007 as offensive coordinator under whose “death” from Woods, meanwhile, fin- appeared within hours on the universi- on the condition of anonymity because head coach Mike Bellotti. Kelly was leukemia was faked by per- ished even par after a roller- ty’s website. the coaching search is ongoing told The selected to be Bellotti’s successor before petrators of an elaborate coaster round. He had four “We’re here moving forward. We’re Associated Press early Wednesday that Bellotti left the job. hoax. The goal of the scam birdies to go along with four not going to worry about what hap- offensive coordinator Mark Helfrich, a Oregon finished last season 12-1 and wasn’t clear, though Notre bogeys and ended his round pened. He made a decision that was Marshfield High School graduate, was beat Kansas State in the Fiesta Bowl. Dame said it used an inves- by three-putting his 18th for tigative firm to dig into the a bogey. details after Te’o disclosed BASEBALL Irving leads Cavaliers to win in Portland them three weeks ago. The hoax was disclosed Morse returns to Seattle hours after Deadspin.com going in the final period, LeBron James became the Brook Lopez had 22 points in three-team trade THE ASSOCIATED PRESS posted a lengthy story,saying tying the score at 75 with a 3- youngest player in NBA his- for the Nets, who lost for only SEATTLE — The it could find no record that PORTLAND — The first pointer and giving the Blazers tory to score 20,000 points the second time in 11 games Washington Nationals traded Kekua ever existed. The story matchup between Kyrie an 86-85 lead by hitting a 20- and also surpassed 5,000 under interim coach P.J. power-hitting Michael suggests a friend of Te’o may Irving and Damian Lillard footer with 2:07 left. assists on a milestone night, Carlesimo. Morse to Seattle on have carried out the hoax and turned into a huge night for Irving took over from leading Miami over under- Mavericks 105, Rockets Wednesday in a three-team that the football player may the reigning Rookie of the there, though. He made a manned Golden State. 100: Dirk Nowitzki scored 19 deal that moved catcher John have been in on it — a stun- Year. pull-up jumper, a turnaround Jarrett Jack scored 16 in points, O.J. Mayo hit two Jaso from the Mariners to ning claim against a widely Irving bank shot and a couple of free place of Stephen Curry, who tiebreaking free throws and Oakland. admired All-American who scored 31 throws as Portland wilted. sprained his twice surgically Dallas held off a Jeremy Lin- The NL East champion NBA led the most famed program points as the Portland has lost four repaired right ankle during led surge to beat Houston. Nationals reacquired pitch- in college football back to the Cleveland straight by a total of 19 points. Golden State’s morning James Harden led the ing prospect A.J. Cole, dealt Recap championship game for the Cavaliers beat The Blazers started slow and practice. The team said X- Rockets with 20 points and from Washington to Oakland first time since 1988. Lillard and the spent long stretches trying to rays were negative, and Lin added 19. just 13 months ago in the Portland Trail Blazers 93-88 dig out of holes, possibly the Warriors coach Mark Jackson Bulls 107, Raptors 105, Jaguars hire Bradley trade for Gio Gonzalez. on Wednesday to snap a consequence of going over- said he doesn’t expect Curry OT: Luol Deng hit a away from Seahawks Washington also got pitcher four-game losing streak. time with the Nuggets on to be out long. tiebreaking jumper with 3 Blake Treinen and a player to “When he’s aggressive, Tuesday night in a 115-111 loss Spurs 103, Grizzlies 82: seconds left in overtime and JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — be named. he’s pushing the ball and he’s in Denver’s high altitude. Tony Parker had 17 points and Chicago beat Toronto for the The Jacksonville Jaguars Morse hit .291 with 18 in attack mode,” Cleveland “There’s no excuses,” 11 assists San Antonio beat eighth time in nine meetings. hired Seattle defensive coor- home runs and 62 RBIs for coach Byron Scott said of Matthews said. “They played Memphis, extending its home Carlos Boozer had a season- dinator Gus Bradley as head the Nationals in an injury- Irving. “I think our guys feed better than us for a half and winning streak to 13 games. high 36 points and 12 coach today, the latest move plagued season, playing off of that.” we couldn’t get out of the Rudy Gay scored 17 points rebounds for the Bulls. in the team’s rebuilding proj- mostly as an outfielder. Tristan Thompson added hole.” as all five starters reached Alan Anderson fouled out ect. Morse played for the 19 points and 14 rebounds for Hornets 90, Celtics 78: double figures for Memphis. with 27 points, matching his He joins general manager Mariners from 2005-08. the Cavaliers. Austin Rivers won his first Thunder 117, Nuggets career high, as Toronto lost David Caldwell, who led the Jaso, 29, batted .276 with Nicolas Batum had 23 NBA game against his father 97: Russell Westbrook scored its third straight. coaching search after being 10 homers and 50 RBIs but points and 12 rebounds for as the New Orleans Hornets 32 points and Oklahoma City Magic 97, Pacers 86: hired last week. became expendable when the Blazers, who erased a 19- beat coach Doc Rivers and snapped Denver’s six-game Nikola Vucevic had 16 points Bradley spent the last four Seattle signed Raul Ibanez to point second-quarter deficit the Boston Celtics. winning streak. Kosta Koufos and 15 rebounds in Orlando’s seasons in Seattle, where his be its designated hitter,a and briefly took the lead. Greivis Vasquez scored 15 had 16 points and nine win. Paul George had 20 defense improved each of the move that shifts Jesus Wesley Matthews added 17 points with 11 rebounds for rebounds for the Nuggets. points and 10 rebounds to last three years and finished Montero from a catcher-DH points and LaMarcus New Orleans, which won for Hawks 109, Nets 95: Jeff lead Indiana. in the top 10 in points and split to primarily behind the Aldridge had 15. the sixth time in seven games Teague had a career-high 28 Kings 95, Wizards 94: yards the last two. This sea- plate. “I thought Cleveland, and stopped Boston’s six- points and 11 assists and the DeMarcus Cousins had 21 son, the Seahawks ranked Cole, a 21-year-old right- obviously, in the first half game winning streak. Austin short-handed Atlanta Hawks points and 16 rebounds to first in the NFL in points hander, was 0-7 with a 7.82 played harder,” Portland Rivers scored eight points ended Brooklyn’s seven- help Sacramento beat allowed (15.3), fourth in yards ERA in eight games at coach Terry Stotts said. “But against his dad’s team; they game winning streak. Washington. (306.2) and tied for fourth in Stockton of the California we fought.” became the fourth father- The Hawks played with- Bradley Beal scored 26 takeaways (31). The Jaguars League and 6-3 with a 2.07 Lillard finished with 13 son matchup in NBA history. out leading scorer Josh Smith, points, but missed a runner were 30th in the league in ERA at Burlington of the points. Portland’s rookie Paul Pierce scored 12 suspended for one game and in the closing seconds for the total defense in 2012. Midwest League, both Class point guard is averaging 18.1 a points with 10 rebounds fined an undisclosed amount Wizards and John Wall fol- A level. game, but he entered the before fouling out in the final for “conduct detrimental to lowed with a desperation CYCLING fourth quarter with only three minutes for the Celtics. the team” following an inci- shot from inside the lane that IOC asks Armstrong to COLLEGE FOOTBALL on 0-for-3 shooting. He got Heat 92, Warriors 75: dent in practice Tuesday. never hit the rim. return 2000 medal Fort Lewis College hires LONDON — Officials former Arkansas coach LAKERS Lakers on the boards, with a SWOCC with 17 points, and place with the Lakers and familiar with the decision DURANGO, Colo. — 50-28 rebounding advan- LaDarrell Mongkholtham Portland. told The Associated Press the Former Arkansas John L. From Page B1 tage, and also shot 53 percent added 16. “In conference, when you IOC has stripped Lance Smith was hired as the head from the floor, to just 30 per- Tyler Coleman led five lose a game like this, it’s Armstrong of his bronze coach at tiny Fort Lewis “It was a good game in the cent for SWOCC. Titans in double figures with about bouncing back the next medal from the 2000 Sydney College in Durango, Colo., a first half,” said SWOCC “We didn’t shoot it par- 18 points. night out and giving a good Olympics because of his Division II school coming off coach Trevor Hoppe. “In the ticularly well,” Hoppe said. SWOCC now has lost two effort,”Hoppe said. involvement in doping. an 0-10 season, after being second half, it just kind of got “They hurt us on the boards. straight following two wins The women’s game Two officials say the IOC let go as coach at Arkansas. away from us. They outplayed us tonight.” to start league play. Next up Saturday starts at 2 p.m., fol- sent a letter to Armstrong on He will make around The Titans killed the Anthony Heintzman led is Mount Hood, tied for third lowed by the men. Wednesday night asking him $67,000 a season. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Thursday,January17,2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Federer Pick the 49ers and Patriots beats heat BY BARRY WILNER Patriots, but the Ravens Atlanta (14-3) nearly blew it, The Associated Press aren’t nearly as stout as they raising questions among the once were at stopping the odds makers about how good at Open For those fans clamoring run. With the emergence of the Falcons really are. to see someone new in the Shane Vereen and consisten- They’re plenty good, as MELBOURNE, Australia Super Bowl, the NFC is giv- cy of Danny Woodhead if he their last-minute rally to Matt (AP) — With the sun setting ing you what you want. is healthy, the Patriots are Bryant’s 49-yard field goal to at the end of a hot day at the Sorry about the AFC. deep in the backfield, too. beat the Seahawks proved. Australian Open, Roger Yep, same old, same old is The loss of star tight end The issue: San Francisco (12- Federer ensured he made the ahead, with the New England Rob Gronkowski will be 4-1) simply is better. most of a favorable evening Patriots hosting damaging for the Patriots, Of the remaining four draw. the Baltimore but not overwhelmingly so. teams, the 49ers are the most Wearing bright pink Ravens for the Pro Aaron Hernandez will pick balanced. They have the best The Associated Press second straight up the slack in receptions and defense by far; only Seattle’s shoelaces, Federer advanced Roger Federer hits a backhand return to Nikolay Davydenko during their conference Picks the blocking of Michael unit really challenged them to the third round with a 6-3, second-round match at the Australian Open today. 6-4, 6-4 win over Russian championship Hoomanawanui against among all the playoff qualifiers. Nikolay Davydenko today. Williams went into Yanina Wickmayer and Elena game Sunday. With a similar Houston was exemplary. Atlanta will struggle to The 17-time Grand Slam today’s match with an Vesnina, who beat No. 21- result, too. Where the Ravens could run against Patrick Willis, champion was a winner of injured right ankle from seeded Varvara Lepchenko. New England (13-4) is a prosper is in a revitalized Justin Smith, NaVorro 1 sorts before he even stepped Tuesday’s match. She didn’t Former U.S. Open cham- 9⁄2-point favorite to reach its pass rush. Terrell Suggs Bowman and Co. So the out at Rod Laver Arena, hav- seem troubled by the ankle, pion Svetlana Kuznetsova sixth Super Bowl in the Tom finally is approaching his top Falcons will take to the air, a ing received the luck of the beating Garbine Muguruza beat 26th-seeded Hsieh Su- Brady-Bill Belichick era. The defensive player status of wise decision when you have draw — a 7 p.m. start time 6-2, 6-0 . wei of Taiwan 6-2, 6-1 and Patriots’ quarterback and 2011 after returning from a playmakers Tony Gonzalez, after the worst of the 106- The top-ranked Azarenka Laura Robson outlasted 2011 coach are 3-2 together in the partially torn Achilles ten- Roddy White and Julio Jones. degree heat had subsided. pranced into Rod Laver Arena Wimbledon champion Petra big game, but the last two don. Paul Kruger already is a Problem is, the Niners’ Other championship con- for the first match of the day, Kvitova 2-6, 6-3, 11-9. appearances have been losses dynamic sack guy. secondary is as good as any. tenders in the men’s and and said she’s starting to find Among the other men to the Giants. But in the end, New And the pass rush, sparked 1 women’s draws, including some rhythm after beating advancing were sixth-seeded That surely must irk the England’s offense will be too by Aldon Smith (19⁄2 sacks), Andy Murray, Serena Eleni Daniilidou 6-1, 6-0 in Juan Martin del Potro and two men who otherwise have persistent, too sharp and too is formidable. Williams and defending 55 minutes. 2008 Australian finalist Jo- dominated the last 12 NFL deep for Baltimore to stop. Where San Francisco has champion Victoria Azarenka, The heat didn’t seem to Wilfried Tsonga. seasons. Look for Wes Welker, Brandon an edge over last year, when it had to withstand the high bother 42-year-old Kimiko Australia’s Bernard Tomic The Patriots have never Lloyd and Hernandez to have lost at home to the Giants for temperatures that aren’t Date-Krumm, who advanced went through to the third lost an AFC title game at strong games. the conference crown, is in unusual for this time of year 6-2, 7-5 over Shahar Peer of round along with No. 9 home (4-0, three of those in And look for the Patriots its passing game. Second- in Melbourne. Israel. She’s the oldest Richard Gasquet, No. 13 those 12 seasons). to be in New Orleans next year QB Colin Kaepernick A dancing Azarenka and an woman to win a singles match Milos Raonic of Canada, No. New England will move month ... PATRIOTS, 30-24. has added a dynamic dimen- 1 ankle-wrapped Williams had at the Australian Open. 17 Philipp Kohlschreiber of the ball on Baltimore (12-6) San Francisco (minus 3 ⁄2 ) sion with his strong arm, easy straight-set victories. Other women advancing Germany, No. 21 Andreas and could resort to running it at Atlanta: Had the Falcons escapability and overall ath- U.S. Open champion Murray included former No. 1- Seppi of Italy and Lithuanian more often than in the past. kept the rout going against letic skills. also won routinely, beating ranked Caroline Wozniacki, qualifier Ricardas Berankis, Not only is Stevan Ridley a Seattle in last Sunday’s divi- Add that to Frank Gore’s Joao Sousa of Portugal 6-2, 6- No. 14 Maria Kirilenko, No. who beat No. 25 Florian 1,000-yard rusher, some- sional round, the spread here running, and Atlanta’s D will be 2, 6-4. 16 Roberta Vinci, No. 20 Mayer 6-2, 6-3, 6-1. thing very rare for the would be different. But overmatched ... 49ERS, 23-16. 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Connor, Siu, p. Tanner Henderson, :23. BOYS Utah 21 19 .525 10 1/2 Felecia Rodriguez 4, Madeline Henshaw 2, Anaheim at Vancouver, 7 p.m. On The Air Brookings-Harbor 60, North Bend 12 Marshfield 90, Marist 80 Portland 20 19 .513 11 Halley Winter. Sunday, Jan. 20 106 — Conrad Dethlefsen, BH, won by forfeit. 200 Medley Relay — 2. Marshfield (Spencer Minnesota 16 19 .457 13 Halftime: Lane 45, SWOCC 33. Philadelphia at Buffalo, 9:30 a.m. Today 113 — Double forfeit. 120 — Spencer Phillips, BH, Fromm, Bill Fields, Wesley Bauer, Caleb Kyllo), Pacific Division W L Pct GB Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 4 p.m. Men’s College Basketball — Teams TBA, 4 p.m. won by forfeit. 126 — Levi Graber, NB, p. Brycen 2:03.64; 3. Marshfield (Derek Miller, Lane Koster, L.A. Clippers 30 9 .769 — Pro Football San Jose at Calgary, 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., ESPN and ESPN2; Gonzaga at Portland, Cessnum, :35. 132 — Matt Sanders, BH, p. Shane Victor Lahr, Caydn Lofton), 2:22.44. 200 Golden State 23 14 .622 6 Dallas at Minnesota, 5 p.m. 7 p.m., Root Sports. Keeling, 1:17. 138 — Jesse Fitzhugh, BH, won by Freestyle — 1. Spencer Fromm, 2:03.27; 4. Caydn L.A. Lakers 17 21 .447 12 1/2 NFL Playoffs Edmonton at Vancouver, 6 p.m. NBA Basketball — Los Angels Clippers at forefeit. 145 — Cole Hannan, BH, won by forfeit. Lofton, 2:44.34; 5. George Hill, 2:55.32. 200 Sacramento 15 24 .385 15 Chicago at Phoenix, 7 p.m. Minnesota, 5 p.m., TNT; Miami at Los Angeles 152 — Eddie Yeager, BH, won by forfeit. 160 — Individual Medley — 2. Bill Fields, 2:29.14; 3. Phoenix 13 27 .325 17 1/2 Wild-card Playoffs Monday, Jan. 21 Lakers, 7:30 p.m., TNT. Tyler Marrington, BH, p. Kyle Zomerschoe, 1:19. Wesley Bauer, 2:41.03; 4. Brogan Bracelin, Wednesday’s Games Saturday, Jan. 5 Winnipeg at Boston, 10 a.m. Tennis — Australian Open, 8 p.m. and midnight, 170 — Ethan Williams, BH, p. Aaron Wagner, 1:21. 2:53.15. 50 Freestyle — 1. Elias Mendez, 25.42; 3. Chicago 107, Toronto 105, OT Houston 19, Cincinnati 13 Tampa Bay at N.Y. Islanders, 10 a.m. ESPN2. 182 — C.J. Paxton, BH, won by forfeit. 195 — Caleb Kyllo, 27.07; 5. John Lahr, 28.96. 100 Orlando 97, Indiana 86 Green Bay 24, Minnesota 10 St. Louis at Nashville, 3 p.m. Golf — PGA Tour Humana Challenge, noon, Golf Johnny Feuerborn, BH, won by forfeit.220 — Butterfly — 1. Wesley Bauer, 1:08.34; 4. Derek Atlanta 109, Brooklyn 95 Sunday, Jan. 6 Buffalo at Toronto, 4 p.m. Channel; European Tour Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Double forfeit. 285 — Tanner Henderson, NB, Miller, 1:14.85; 6. Lane Koster, 1:29.91. 100 Dallas 105, Houston 100 Baltimore 24, Indianapolis 9 Florida at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. Championship, 8 p.m. won by forfeit. Freestyle — 2. Elias Mendez, 58.07; 4. Zaq Oklahoma City 117, Denver 97 Seattle 24, Washington 14 Detroit at Columbus, 4:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 18 Brookings-Harbor 42, Sutherlin 27 Carroll, 1:06.24; 5. John Lahr, 1:06.24. 500 New Orleans 90, Boston 78 Divisional Playoffs Anaheim at Calgary, 6 p.m. High School Boys Basketball — Eagle Point at 106 — Conrad Dethlefsen, BH, p. Garrison Freestyle — 2. Spencer Fromm, 5:38.11; 3. San Antonio 103, Memphis 82 Saturday, Jan. 12 Marshfield, 7 p.m., KMHS (91.3 FM); North Bend Bates, :40. 113 — Marco Gutierrez-Benitez, Sut, Brogan Bracelin, 6:28.56; 5. Victor Lahr, 7:31.13. Cleveland 93, Portland 88 Baltimore 38, Denver 35, 2OT Transactions at Siuslaw, 7:30 p.m., K-Light (98.7 FM); won by forfeit. 120 — Spencer Phillips, BH, p. 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Marshfield (Caleb Kyllo, Sacramento 95, Washington 94 San Francisco 45, Green Bay 31 Reedsport at Bandon, 7:30 p.m., KTEE (94.9 FM Michael McKinney, 1:44. 126 — David Shriner, John Lahr, Zaq Carroll, Elias Mendez), 1:50.30; 3. Miami 92, Golden State 75 Sunday, Jan. 13 BASEBALL and 95.7 FM). Sut, p. Brycen Cessnum, 4:51. 132 — Matt Marshfield (Victor Lahr, Geroge Hill, Brogan Today’s Games Atlanta 30, Seattle 28 Major League Baseball High School Girls Basketball — Eagle Point at Sanders, BH, p. Kylie Atterbury, 5:43. 138 — Bracelin, Lane Koster), 2:09.41. 100 Backstroke New York vs. Detroit at London, England, noon New England 41, Houston 38 MLB—Suspended Toronto RHP Alan Farina Marshfield, 5:30 p.m., KMHS (1420 AM); North Lucas Erickson, Sut, p. Jesse Fitzhugh, 1:17. 145 — 2. Derek Miller, 1:17.98; 3. Victor Lahr, 1:33.34; L.A. Clippers at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Conference Championships (Dunedin-FSL) 50 games for a second violation Milwaukee at Phoenix, 6 p.m. Bend at Siuslaw, 6 p.m., K-Light (98.7 FM). — Cole Hannan, BH, d. Jona Delacruz, 15-2. 152 — 4. George Hill, 1:37.00. 100 Breaststroke — 1. Bill Sunday, Jan. 20 for a drug of abuse under the minor league drug NBA Basketball — Chicago at Boston, 4 p.m., Eddie Yeager, BH, p. Stuart Hainey. 160 — Tyler Fields, 1:15.33; 4. Caleb Kyllo, 1:29.06; 6. Lane Miami at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. program. Friday’s Games San Francisco at Atlanta, noon (FOX) ESPN; Oklahoma City at Dallas, 7:30 p.m., ESPN. Marrington, BH, d. Chad Thomas, 17-2. 170 — Koster, 1:42.66. 400 Freestyle Relay — 2. Baltimore at New England, 3:30 p.m. (CBS) American League Tennis — Australian Open, 6 p.m. and midnight, Dylan Dawson, Sut, d. Ethan Williams, 10-5. 182 Marshfield (Wesley Bauer, Derek Miller, Bill Chicago at Boston, 4 p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Signed executive vice ESPN2. — C.J. Paxton, BH, p. Bradyn Fitzpatrick, 1:16. Fields, Elias Mendez), 4:05.68; 3. Marshfield Toronto at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Pro Bowl Sunday, Jan. 27 president of baseball operations Dan Duquette Golf — PGA Tour Humana Challenge, noon, Golf 195 — Johnny Feuerborn, BH, d. Nicholas (Spencer Fromm, Brogan Bracelin, Zaq Carroll, Houston at Indiana, 4 p.m. and manager Buck Showalter to contract exten- Channel; European Tour Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Baning, 7-5. 220 — Matt Armstrong, Sut, won by George Hill), 4:41.84. Charlotte at Orlando, 4 p.m. At Honolulu AFC vs. NFC, 4 p.m. (NBC) sions through the 2018 season. Championship, 7 p.m. forfeit. 285 — Double Forfeit. GIRLS Atlanta at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. DETROIT TIGERS—Agreed to terms with INF-OF Saturday, Jan. 19 Brookings-Harbor 48, Siuslaw 30 Marshfield 98, Marist 72 Sacramento at Memphis, 5 p.m. Super Bowl Don Kelly on a minor league contract. Men’s College Basketball — Maryland at North 106 — Conrad Dethlefsen, BH, won by forfeit. 200 Medley Relay — 2. Marshfield (Shaylyn Golden State at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 3 LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Agreed to terms with Carolina, 9 a.m., ESPN; Connecticut at Pittsburgh, 9 113 — Isaiah Burkhalter, Siu, won by forfeit. 120 Brownell, Asha Huffman, Brittany Banks, Jodi Washington at Denver, 6 p.m. At New Orleans RHP Jerome Williams on a one-year contract. a.m., ESPN2; Harvard at Memphis, 9:30 a.m., Root — Spencer Phillips, BH, won by forfeit. 126 — Mork), 2:11.19; 3. Marshfield (Bridget McCarthy, Oklahoma City at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 3 p.m. (CBS) NEW YORK YANKEES—Agreed to terms with Sports; Kansas at Texas, 11 a.m., CBS; Missouri at Brycen Cessnum, BH, p. Tyler Coolidge, 1:37. 132 Kayla Saprkman, Kaitlyn James, Dominique Cavaliers 93, Blazers 88 RHP Phil Hughes on a one-year contract. Florida, 11 a.m., ESPN; Texas Tech at Oklahoma — Matt Sanders, BH, won by forfeit. 138 — Alex Randle), 2:11.94. 200 Freestyle — 3. Jodi Mork, CLEVELAND (93): Gee 2-5 5-6 9, Thompson 7-15 Tennis OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Acquired C John Jaso State, 11 a.m., ESPN2; Arizona at Arizona State, Snow, Siu, p. Shane Carrabello, 2:45. 145 — Cole 2:25.52; 4. Hannah Delgado, 2:37.38; 5. Cheyenne 5-10 19, Zeller 3-7 5-5 11, Irving 13-24 4-4 31, from Seattle and sent RHP A.J. Cole and RHP 11:30 a.m., Root Sports; Columbia at Cornell, noon, Hannan, BH, p. Travis Dahlberg, 3:59. 152 — Luke McNeely, 2:37.44. 200 Individual Medley — 2. Miles 3-11 0-0 8, Waiters 1-9 3-4 5, Walton 3-9 0- Australian Open Blake Treinen and a player to be named to NBC Sports Network; Oregon at UCLA, 1 p.m., CBS; Carroll, Siu, p. Eddie Yeager, time na. 160 — Kayla Sparkman, 2:30.96; 4. Kaitlyn James, 0 7, Livingston 0-2 3-3 3, Casspi 0-1 0-0 0. Totals Today Washington, which sent OF Michael Morse to Syracuse at Louisville, 1 p.m., ESPN; Creighton at Miles Hayden, Siu, p. Tyler Marrington, 1:09. 170 2;49.33; 5. Dominique Randle, 2:50.23. 50 32-83 25-32 93. At Melbourne, Australia Seattle. Designated C George Kottaras for Wichita State, 1 p.m., ESPN2; California at Stanford, — Ethan Williams, BH, won by forfeit. 182 — C.J. Freestyle — PORTLAND (88): Freestyle — 1. Asha Huffman, 29.06; 3. Amanda PORTLAND (88): Batum 8-17 4-5 23, Aldridge Singles assignment. 1:30 p.m., Root Sports; Hofstra at George Mason, 2 Paxton, BH, p. Cameron Matthew, :48. 195 — Waldrop, 31.18; 5. MacKenzie Vick, 33.05. 100 7-14 1-2 15, Hickson 5-8 3-6 13, Lillard 3-9 6-8 13, Men National League p.m., NBC Sports Network; Ohio State at Michigan Johnny Feuerborn, BH, won by forfeit. 220 — Butterfly — 1. Bridget McCarthy, 1:06.75; 4. Matthews 6-13 1-1 17, Freeland 1-3 1-2 3, Smith 1- Second Round COLORADO ROCKIES—Agreed to terms with State, 3 p.m., ESPN; Utah State at Denver, 3:30 Double Forfeit. 285 — Ryan Connor, Siu, won by 4 0-0 3, Jeffries 0-5 0-0 0, Barton 0-4 1-2 1, Brittany Banks, 1:20.70; 5. Cassidy Devoe, Roger Federer (2), Switzerland, def. Nikolay RHP Wilton Lopez and LHP Josh Outman on one- p.m., Root Sports; UNLV at Colorado State, 4 p.m., forfeit. Pavlovic 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 31-79 17-26 88. 1:40.18. 100 Freestyle — 1. Elyse Trendell, Davydenko, Russia, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. year contracts. NBC Sports Network; Loyola Marymount at San Sutherlin 49, Siuslaw 24 Cleveland 26 27 21 19 — 93 1:03.74; 3. Dominique Randle, 1:05.28; 6. Andy Murray (3), Britain, def. Joao Sousa, PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Agreed to terms Francisco, 5:30 p.m., Root Sporst; Gonzaga at 106 — Garrison Bates, Sut, won by forfeit. 113 Portland 21 15 29 23 — 88 MacKenzie Stueve, 1:20.85. 500 Freestyle — 2. Portugal, 6-2, 6-2, 6-4. with RHP Aaron Cook, RHP Juan Cruz and RHP Butler, 6 p.m., ESPN; Saint Mary’s at Portland, 7:30 — Isaiah Burkhalter, Siu, d. Marco Gutierrez- 3-Point Goals—Cleveland 4-17 (Miles 2-5, Alyssa Hedgpeth, 6:00.20; 3. Asha Huffman, Juan Martin del Potro (6), Argentina, def. Rodrigo Lopez on minor league contracts. p.m., Root Sports. Benitez, 16-4120 — Michael McKinney, Sut, won Walton 1-4, Irving 1-4, Casspi 0-1, Gee 0-1, 6:39.42; 4. Kaitlyn James, 6:43.20. 200 Freestyle Benjamin Becker, Germany, 6-2, 6-4, 6-2. SAN DIEGO PADRES—Sold the contract of INF NBA Basketball — Memphis at Chicago, 5 p.m., by forfeit. 126 — David Shriner, Sut, p. Tyler Waiters 0-2), Portland 9-29 (Matthews 4-8, Relay — 1. Marshfield (Jodi Mork, Elyse Trendell, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (7), France, def. Go Soeda, Matt Clark to the Chunichi Dragons of Nippon WGN; Milwaukee at Portland, 7 p.m., KEVU. Coolidge, 1:50. 132 — Kylie Atterbury, Sut, won Batum 3-9, Smith 1-3, Lillard 1-5, Barton 0-1, Bridget McCarthy, Shaylyn Brownell), 1:50.05; 2. Japan, 6-3, 7-6 (1), 6-3. Professional Baseball. College Football — NFLPA Bowl, 3 p.m., ESPN2. by forfeit. 138 — Lucas Erickson, Sut, d. Alex Hickson 0-1, Jeffries 0-1, Pavlovic 0-1). Fouled Marshfield (Brittany Banks, Alyssa Hedgpeth, Richard Gasquet (9), France, def. Alejandro BASKETBALL Tennis — Australian Open, 6 p.m. and midnight, Snow, 6-5. 145 — Jona Delacruz, Sut, d. Shane Out—Livingston. Rebounds—Cleveland 50 Asha Huffman, Kayla Sparkman), 2:03.03. 100 Falla, Colombia, 6-3, 6-2, 6-2. National Basketball Association ESPN2. Carrabello, 15-4. 152 — Travis Dahlberg, Siu, d. (Thompson 14), Portland 65 (Batum 12). Backstroke — 1. Shaylyn Brownell, 1:07.07; 4. Marin Cilic (12), Croatia, def. Rajeev Ram, ATLANTA HAWKS—Suspended F Josh Smith Golf — PGA Tour Humana Challenge, noon, Golf David MicKinney, 25-8. 160 — Luke Carroll, Siu, Assists—Cleveland 16 (Irving 5), Portland 19 Jodi Mork, 1;18.03; 5. Brittany Banks, 1:19.59. 100 United States, 7-5, 6-2, 6-4. one game and fined him an undisclosed amount Channel; European Tour Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf p. Justin Crum, 5:18. 170 — Dylan Dawson, Sut, d. (Lillard 7). Total Fouls—Cleveland 16, Portland Breaststroke — 1. Alyssa Hedgpeth, 1:18.87; 2. Milos Raonic (13), Canada, def. Lukas Rosol, for “conduct detrimental to the team.” Championship, 7 p.m. Miles Hayden, 8-2. 182 — Bradyn Fitzpatrick, 25. Technicals—Cleveland defensive three sec- Kayla Sparkman, 1:20.15; 5. Cheyenne McNeely, Czech Republic, 7-6 (2), 6-2, 6-3. FOOTBALL Hockey — Chicago at Los Angeles, noon, NBC. Sut, p. Cameron Matthew, 3:32. 195 — Nicholas ond 2. A—18,880 (19,980). 1:36.57. 400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Marshfield Gilles Simon (14), France, def. Jesse Levine, National Football League Baning, Sut, won by forfeit. 220 — Matt (Shaylyn Brownell, Dominique Randle, Canada, 2-6, 6-3, 7-6 (4), 6-2. ATLANTA FALCONS—Promoted Marvin Allen to Armstrong, Sut, won by forfeit. 285 — Ryan Local Schedule MacKenzie Vick, Cassidy Devoe), 4:07.91; 3. College Basketball Philipp Kohlschreiber (17), Germany, def. Amir national scout and Mike Potts and Sae Woon Jo Connor, Siu, won by forfeit. Marshfield (Bridget McCarthy, Kayla Sparkman, Weintraub, Israel, 6-2, 7-6 (4), 6-4. to area scouts. Today Hannah Delgado, Kaitlyn James), 5:06.66. NWAACC Standings Andreas Seppi (21), Italy, def. Denis Istomin, BUFFALO BILLS—Signed TE Joe Sawyer and DB High School Wrestling — Sutherlin, Siuslaw SWIMMING Skip Rumbaugh Invitational South Region Men Uzbekistan, 7-6 (4), 5-7, 6-7 (3), 7-6 (3), 6-2. Dominique Ellis to reserve/future contracts. and Brookings-Harbor at North Bend, 4 p.m. At North Bend CHICAGO BEARS—Named Marc Trestman At Corvallis League Overall Ricardas Berankis, Lithuania, def. Florian Friday, Jan. 18 Winners and North Bend results coach. Marshfield Placers W L W L Mayer (25), Germany, 6-2, 6-3, 6-1. High School Boys Basketball — Nonleague: BOYS CLEVELAND BROWNS—Named Sashi Brown BOYS Chemeketa 4 0 114 Jeremy Chardy, France, def. Marcel Granollers Eagle Point at Marshfield, 7 p.m. Far West Philomath 92, North Bend 76 executive vice president-general counsel and 200 Medley Relay — 10. Marshfield (Spencer Lane 3 1 15 3 (30), Spain, 6-3, 3-6, 6-1, 6-2. League: North Bend at Siuslaw, 7:30 p.m.; South 200 Medley Relay — 1. Philomath, 1:51.44; 2. Brent Stehlik executive vice president-chief rev- Fromm, Bill Fields, Wesley Bauer, Elias Mendez), SWOCC 2 2 7 9 Blaz Kavcic, Slovenia, def. James Duckworth, Umpqua at Brookings-Harbor, 7:30 p.m.; North Bend (Karl Stuntzner-Gibson, Stewart enue officer. 2:02.73. 100 Freestyle — 15. Elias Mendez, 56.53. Mount Hood 2 2 6 10 Australia, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-7 (3), 10-8. Sutherlin at Douglas, 7:30 p.m. Sunset Lyons, Noah Langlie, James Jordan), 1:58.11. 200 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Named Andy Heck 500 Freestyle — 13. Spencer Fromm, 5:32.42. Portland 2 2 6 10 Bernard Tomic, Australia, def. Daniel Brands, Conference: Reedsport at Bandon, 7:30 p.m.; Freestyle — 1. Amedee Kirkpatrick, NB, 2:06.09; Germany, 6-7 (4), 7-5, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (8). offensive line coach and Kevin O’Dea assistant Myrtle Point at Coquille, 7:30 p.m.; Glide at Gold 4. Edie Metcalf, NB, 2:37.07. 200 Individual 200 Freestyle Relay — 11. Marshfield (Caleb Clackamas 1 3 9 9 Kyllo, Zaq Carroll, Wesley Bauer, Elias Mendez), Linn-Benton 13 59 Gael Monfils, France, def. Yen-hsun Lu, special teams coach. Beach, 7:30 p.m. Skyline League: Pacific at Medley — 1. Noah Langlie, NB, 2:24.14. 50 Taiwan, 7-6 (5), 4-6, 0-6, 6-1, 8-6. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Named Chip Kelly Camas Valley, 7:30 p.m.; New Hope at Powers, Freestyle — 1. James Jordan, NB, 256.20; 6. 1:46.20. 400 Freestyle Relay — 11. Marshfield Umpqua 1 3 4 11 (Derek Miller, Caydn Lofton, Brogan Bracelin, Wednesday’s Scores Ivan Dodig, Croatia, def. Jarkko Nieminen, coach. 7:30 p.m. Aleandre Siebenaller, NB, 28.51. 100 Butterfly — Finland, 6-3, 6-7 (4), 6-3, 6-7 (4), 6-1. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed WR Phil Bates, High School Girls Basketball — Nonleague: 1. Noah Langlie, NB, 1:03.52; 3. Amedee Spencer Fromm), 4:16.26. Lane 95, SWOCC 67 GIRLS Clackamas 71, Mount Hood 69 Women WR Bryan Waters, LB Kyle Knox, DB Ron Parker, Eagle Point at Marshfield, 5:30 p.m. Far West Kirkpatrick, NB, 1:05.38. 100 Freestyle — 1. Second Round DB Chandler Fenner, RB Derrick Coleman, TE League: North Bend at Siuslaw, 6 p.m.; South James Jordan, NB, 59.05. 500 Freestyle — 1. Karl 200 Medley Relay — 4. Marshfield (Bridget Umpqua 78, Linn-Benton 76 McCarthy, Shaylyn Brownell, Alyssa Hedgpeth, Chemeketa 75, Portland 65 Victoria Azarenka (1), Belarus, def. Eleni Cooper Helfet, DT Myles Wade, WR Stephen Umpqua at Brookings-Harbor, 6 p.m.; Sutherlin Stuntzner-Gibson, NB, 5:02.15; 5. Stewart Lyons, Daniilidou, Greece, 6-1, 6-0. Elyse Trendell), 2:02.20. 200 Freestyle — 5. Saturday’s Games Williams and LB Korey Toomer to future con- at Douglas, 6 p.m. Sunset Conference: NB, 6:32.10. 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Philomath, Serena Williams (3), United States, def. Bridget McCarthy, 2:03.87; 10. Kayla Sparkman, Mount Hood at SWOCC tracts. Reedsport at Bandon, 6 p.m.; Myrtle Point at 1:45.42; 2. North Bend (Amedee Kirkpatrick, Garbine Muguruza, Spain, 6-2, 6-0. 2:13.28. 200 Individual Medley — 5. Shaylyn Lane at Clackamas HOCKEY Coquille, 6 p.m.; Glide at Gold Beach, 6 p.m. Alexandre Siebenaller, Edie Metcalf, Stewart Laura Robson, Britain, def. Petra Kvitova (8), Brownell, 2:17.53. 50 Freestyle — 5. Elyse Portland at Umpqua National Hockey League Skyline League: Pacific at Camas Valley, 6 p.m.; Lyons), 1:49.65. 100 Backstroke — 1. Patrick Czech Republic, 2-6, 6-3, 11-9. 100 Freestyle — Linn-Benton at Chemeketa NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Signed C Travis Zajac to New Hope at Powers, 6 p.m. Williamson, Phi, 59.47; 2. Karl Stuntzner-Gibson, Trendell, 27.03. 100 Freestyle — 4. Bridget Caroline Wozniacki (10), Denmark, def. Donna McCarthy, 57.60. 500 Freestyle — 9. Kayla an eight-year contract. High School Swimming — Churchill at NB, 1:01.29; 4. Alexandre Siebenaller, NB, Lane 95, SWOCC 67 Vekic, Croatia, 6-1, 6-4. PHOENIX COYOTES—Acquired C Matthew Marshfield, 3 p.m. 1:38.18. 100 Breaststroke — 1. Stewart Lyons, Sparkman, 5:50.23. 200 Freestyle Relay — 10. SWOCC (7-9): Anthony Heintzman 17, LaDarrell Maria Kirilenko (14), Russia, def. Peng Shuai, Marshfield (Jodi Mork, Alyssa Hedgpeth, Lombardi from the Toronto Maple Leafs for the Saturday, Jan. 19 NB, 1:24.04; 2. Dylan Cotton, NB, 1:30.26; 6. Mongkholtham 16, Riley Grandinetti 8, Cody China, 7-5, 6-2. Coyotes fourth round draft choice in the 2014 High School Boys Basketball — Skyline Victor Elam, NB, 1:59.25. 400 Freestyle Relay — Dominique Randle, Kayla Sparkman), 1:56.46. Cozad 6, Reece Racoma 6, Dexter Williams 5, Roberta Vinci (16), Italy, def. Akgul 100 Breaststroke — 1. Shaylyn Brownell, 1:09.92; NHL Entry Draft. League: Pacific at Elkton, 7:30 p.m. 1. North Bend (James Jordan, Amedee Dakota Allen 3, Da’Lorian Sampson 3, Nick Scott Amanmuradova, Uzbekistan, 6-3, 6-2. SAN JOSE SHARKS—Acquired F Tommy Grant High School Girls Basketball — Skyline Kirkpatrick, Noah Langlie, Karl Stuntzner- 13. Alyssa Hedgpeth, 1:16.18. 400 Freestyle 3, Bryan Boswell, Dereck Miller. Bojana Jovanovski, Serbia, def. Lucie Safarova Relay — 3. Marshfield (Bridget McCarthy, Kayla and a conditional seventh round selection in the League: Pacific at Elkton, 6 p.m. Gibson), 3:45.31. LANE (15-3): Tyler Coleman 18, Jarred Kelsay (17), Czech Republic, 7-5, 7-5. 2014 NHL Draft from the New York Rangers for College Women’s Basketball — Mount Hood at GIRLS Sparkman, Elyse Trendell, Shaylyn Brownell), 16, Levi Strandberg 15, Byron Johnson 14, Yanina Wickmayer (20), Belgium, def. Jana 3:57.34. F Brandon Mashinter. Assigned Grant to SWOCC, 2 p.m. Philomath 88, North Bend 82 Santiago Silva 11, Tre Clark 9, Keynan Middleton Cepelova, Slovakia, 7-6 (8), 7-5. Worcester (AHL). College Men’s Basketball — Mount Hood at 200 Medley Relay — 1. North Bend (Madysen 5, Jeff Fields 4, Alex MacNeil 3, Alexander Elena Vesnina, Russia, def. Varvara WINNIPEG JETS—Agreed to terms with F Jason SWOCC, 4 p.m. Hannah, Kelsey Morgan, Alyssa Bennett, Cassie Pro Basketball Coleman. Lepchenko (21), United States, 6-4, 6-2. Jaffray. Claimed RW Anthony Peluso off waivers Dallas), 2:02.05; 4. North Bend (Mayleigh Halftime: Lane 41, SWOCC 35 Svetlana Kuznetsova, Russia, def. Hsieh Su- from St. Louis. High School Results Workman, Shaelynn Brierly, Desiree Adams, NBA South Region Women wei (26), Taiwan, 6-2, 6-1. SOCCER Bayley Christopher), 3:01.45. 200 Freestyle — 1. EASTERN CONFERENCE League Overall Sloane Stephens (29), United States, def. Major League Soccer WRESTLING Alyssa Bennett, NB, 2:11.17; 4. Madysen Hannah, Atlantic Division W L Pct GB W L W L Kristina Mladenovic, France, 6-4, 6-3. COLORADO RAPIDS—Acquired allocation WRESTLING Jamie Hampton, United States, def. Luksika At North Bend NB, 2:32.30. 200 Individual Medley — 1. Cassie New York 24 13 .649 — Lane 4 0 18 0 money, an international slot, and a first-round Dallas, NB, 2:22.55; 5. Desiree Adams, NB, Brooklyn 23 16 .590 2 Clackamas 4 0 14 3 Kumkhum, Thailand, 6-1, 6-2. SuperDraft pick from Chicago for MF Jeff Sutherlin 60, North Bend 12 Lesia Tsurenko, Ukraine, def. Daria Gavrilova, 106 — Garrison Bates, Sut, won by forfeit. 113 3:32.86; 6. Mayleigh Workman, NB, 3:34.81. 50 Boston 20 18 .526 4 1/2 Umpqua 3 1 13 4 Larentowicz and a second-round SuperDraft Freestyle — 1. Laurel Luke, Phi, 29.04; 2. Kimi Philadelphia 16 23 .410 9 Chemeketa 2 2 9 8 Russia, 7-5, 6-3. pick. — Marco Gutierrez-Benitez, Sut, won by forfeit. Carla Suarez Navarro, Spain, def. Yulia 120 — Michael McKinney, Sut, won by forfeit. 126 Haruyama, NB, 29.42; 5. Bayley Christopher, NB, Toronto 14 25 .359 11 SWOCC 1 3 8 8 LA GALAXY—Signed MF Juninho to a multiyear 35.66; 6. Shaelynn Brierly, NB, 35.73. 100 Southeast Division W L Pct GB Linn-Benton 1 3 4 12 Putintseva, Kazakhstan, 1-6, 7-6 (5), 6-2. contract. Agreed to terms with F Robbie Keane — Levi Graber, NB, p. David Shriner, 1:38. 132 — Kimiko Date-Krumm, Japan, def. Shahar Peer, Butterfly — 1. Alyssa Bennett, NB, 1:09.10; 3. Miami 25 12 .676 — Mount Hood 1 3 3 12 on a multiyear contract extension. Kylie Atterbury, Sut, p. Shane Keeling, 1:59. 138 Israel, 6-2, 7-5. Galen Wash, NB, 1:16.67. 100 Freestyle — 1. Atlanta 22 16 .579 3 1/2 Portland 0 4 1 13 NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION—Acquired a 2013 — Double Forfeit. 145 — Jona Delacruz, Sut, won Ayumi Morita, Japan, def. Annika Beck, Kelsey Morgan, NB, 1:02.95; 2. Kimi Haruyama, Orlando 14 24 .368 11 1/2 Wednesday’s Scores first-round SuperDraft pick from Toronto FC for by forfeit. 152 — Stuart Hainey, Sut, won by for- Germany, 6-2, 6-0. feit. 160 — Kyle Zomerschoe, NB, p. Chad NB, 1:08.69; 6. Bayley Christopher, NB, 1:20.44. Charlotte 9 29 .237 16 1/2 Lane 106, SWOCC 78 their 2013 first-round SuperDraft pick and allo- Thomas, 4:32. 170 — Dylan Dawson, Sut, p. 500 Freestyle — 1. Cassie Dallas, NB, 5:44.02; 3. Washington 7 29 .194 17 1/2 Chemeketa 81, Portland 65 cation money. Aaron Wagner, 3:19. 182 — Bradyn Fitzpatrick, Galen Wash, NB, 6:44.09; 6. Desiree Adams, NB, Central Division W L Pct GB Clackamas 91, Mount Hood 51 Hockey PORTLAND TIMBERS—Acquired allocation Sut, won by forfeit. 195 — Nicholas Danning, Sut, 8:48.61. 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Philomath, Indiana 24 16 .600 — Umpqua 85, Linn-Benton 35 money from Real Salt Lake for the rights to F won by forfeit. 220 — Double forfeit. 285 — Matt 1:55.96; 2. North Bend (Kelsey Morgan, Madysen Chicago 22 15 .595 1/2 Saturday’s Games NHL Schedule Robbie Findley. Armstrong, Sut, p. Tanner Henderson, 2:53. Hannah, Kimi Haruyama, Galen Wash), 1:57.83. Milwaukee 19 18 .514 3 1/2 Mount Hood at SWOCC Saturday, Jan. 19 COLLEGE Siuslaw 42, North Bend 23 100 Backstroke — 1. Sara Ham, Phi, 1:22.69; 3. Detroit 14 24 .368 9 Lane at Clackamas Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, noon DRAKE—Announced freshman basketball G 106 — Double Forfeit. 113 — Isaiah Burkhalter, Mayleigh Workman, NB, 1:36.49; 5. Shaelynn Cleveland 10 31 .244 14 1/2 Portland at Umpqua Ottawa at Winnipeg, noon Jordan Daniels is transferring to the school from Siu, won by forfeit. 120 — Double Forfeit. 126 — Brierly, NB, 1:48.24. 100 Breaststroke — 1. WESTERN CONFERENCE Linn-Benton at Chemeketa Chicago at Los Angeles, noon Boston College. Levi Graber, NB, won by technical fall over Tyler Kelsey Morgan, NB, 1:15.84; 2. Madysen Hannah, Southwest Division W L Pct GB Lane 106, SWOCC 78 N.Y. Rangers at Boston, 4 p.m. FAYETTEVILLE STATE—Named Lawrence Coolidge, 18-2. 132 — Shane Keeling, NB, won by NB, 1:28.93. 400 Freestyle Relay — 1. North Bend San Antonio 30 11 .732 — SWOCC (8-8): Hailey Laird 18, Quynne Eharis Toronto at Montreal, 4 p.m. Kershaw football coach. forfeit. 138 — Alex Snow, Siu, won by forfeit. 145 (Cassie Dallas, Kimi Haruyama, Galen Wash, Memphis 24 13 .649 4 15, Jazmin Bembry 11, Maricela Aguilera 10, Meg New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 4 p.m. FORT LEWIS—Named John L. Smith football — Travis Dahlberg, Siu, won by forfeit. 152 — Alyssa Bennett), 4:14.87; 4. North Bend (Desiree Houston 21 19 .525 8 1/2 Berry 10, Kyla Siri 8, Sarah Dexter 4, Marisa Toti Washington at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. coach. Luke Carroll, Siu, won by forfeit. 160 — Kyle Adams, Mayleigh Workman, Bayley Christopher, Dallas 17 23 .425 12 1/2 2, Ashlee Desantos. Carolina at Florida, 4:30 p.m. GEORGETOWN—Announced men’s basketball F Zomerschoe, NB, won by forfeit. 170 — Aaron Shaelynn Brierly), 5:48.62. New Orleans 13 26 .333 16 LANE (18-0): Nicole Hannifan 15, Jordan Detroit at St. Louis, 5 p.m. Greg Whittington was declared academically Wagner, NB, won by forfeit. 182 — Cameron At Eugene Northwest Division W L Pct GB Wilcox 15, Megan Shields 13, Kersey Wilcox 12, Columbus at Nashville, 5 p.m. ineligible. Matthew, Siu, won by forfeit. 195 — Double Friday Oklahoma City 31 8 .795 — Tori Mahaffie 10, Danielle Schmidt 10, Simone Phoenix at Dallas, 5 p.m. GEORGIA—Announced sophomore TB Ken Forfeit. 220 — Double Forfeit. 285 — Ryan Marshfield Results Denver 24 17 .585 8 Thompson 10, Madison Morre 9, Renee Lucero 6, Colorado at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Malcome will transfer to another school. C M C M Y K Y K

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Rentals / Real Estate 2 Dish TV included $275mo plus FREE quiet & clean No pets/no smoking. electricity.No wind with country set- Garage / Bazaar 2 week - 6 lines, COQUILLE: 3 bedroom, 541-297-4834. ting,19316 Highway 42 Myrtle $45.00 1 bath home. Point. Or. 541-572-5494 Merchandise 2 Specials BAY VIEW: No smoking, No pets. $700/mo + 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold 6 lines, 1 week $800 security deposit@ move in. Tamarac’s only one bedroom unit is between $501. up to $1000. Rentals / Real Estate 3 Call 541-404-5075. 606 Manufactured $12.00 available..541-759-4380 $5.00 All specials will appear in 3 week - 6 lines, 1bdr. trailer on the bay. Free WIFI, The World, Bandon Western FOR RENT - 965 Vermont, NB. W/S/G pd. $515 mo. first, last and $55.00 World, Umpqua Post, The Link, 2 large beds, 2 bath, deck, view. $450 deposit. 64708 Wygant Road, Merchandise 3 Online/Online Map No pets. First, last, deposit. Coos Bay. Perfect for single person. 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold & Smart Mobile. Rentals / Real Estate 4 $750/mo. Do not disturb tenants. 541-290-4011 between $1001. up to $1500. Call: 530-701-1541. If scheduled before the deadline 4 week - 6 lines, $7.00 has passed. All prices will be the   All specials will appear in $59.95 For Rent 610 2-4-6 Plexes same regardless of deadlines. All All specials will appear in The World, Bandon Western specials are category specific. $495 Reedsport duplex The World, Bandon Western 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, C/B. World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday There are no refunds on specials. One Bedroom with a view. 2 bedroom 1 bath. World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday $895mo / $900 dep. Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. Starts October 1, 2012 480 Crestview Dr. By The Coos Bay Library Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. All specials are category specific. 541-267-6278 541-267-2632 541-271-0807 Very Large and Spacious, third All specials are category specific. There are no refunds on specials. floor apartment. Hardwood floors, Starts October 1, 2012 PICC-A-DILLY Flea Market: Fair- There are no refunds on specials. In Lakeside, 2bdrm.1 bth. cottage. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Garage W/D coin operated laundry. No pets, No 541-267-6278 grounds, Eugene. THIS SUNDAY, Starts October 1, 2012 Double detached garage, utility hookup. Quite - Empire Lake Area. smoking $495. mth, $400. deposit. 541-267-6278 Sewer/garbage paid. No pet/ smoking Jan. 20, 10 - 4. 541-683-5589. For more information 541-297-4834 rm.,deck, new paint and flooring, No pets/smoking. $595 mo plus $500 1- $650. + dep. 277 Ackerman. 709 Wanted to Buy Near Fred Meyer dep. 237 N. 8th. 541-267-2632 1-$750. + dep. 275 Ackerman. 756 Wood/Heating 602 541-888-5310 for application Commercial Property BUYING JUNK AUTOs 2086 McPhearson, NB. 1bedroom 1 LOPI PELLET INSERT COQUILLE - New office Space Large 4/2 house. No title needed, will pick up, bath No pets. W/G included. First, Like New - Used one winter. For Lease. Facing Hwy 42S to Semi-fenced. quiet location $975 up to 100 miles from Coos Bay. last, dep. $450 mo. Call 530-701-1541 Paid $2800. asking $1300. Bandon, ODOT traffic count avg plus deposit. Empire area. Will pay up to $200 per automobile. 541-267-3590 Leave message 2300 per day, Build to Suit, On-Site No smoking, pets on approval 390 S. Wasson St. 541-260-9447 Parking. $500 month + Sec. Dep. 541-888-3046 3 bed. To View Contact John @ stove/fridge/drapes/deck/fenced Wanted to buy: Childrens clothing 541-260-5198 LEASE WITH OPTION. NEW studio 2 back yard/2 car garage/ W/G paid sizes 4-12 for resale shop opening story 900 sq ft., plus garage. Lake Feb. 2nd. Call 541-808-3900 for ap- Electronics Bakery/deli in Old Town Bandon, Rent $645 mo. Apply at 324 Studio-$395 front / ocean view. Covered RV with pointment to bring in your gently used spacious kitchen with ovens, cabinets, Ackerman, 541-8884762 775 One Bedroom $450 hook-ups. References 1155 13th st clothes, shoes, accessories. Cash sinks, tile floors. Prime location, Hwy Coos Bay 533 Wall St. 2 bedroom , hardwood floors. Full kitchen, Port Orford. Call 541-660-8080 paid. No Consignments. 101 visibility, garden seating. 700 sq. appliances, W/D hook ups, garage Quiet, No Pets / No smoking. ft. $800/mo. Call 541-347-8298 or Myrtle Point, 3 bedroom house with plus storage. $675 mo plus $900 no app. fee 541-297-4834 777 Computers 541-329-0311. large fenced yard shown by appoint- dep. 541-290-6255 710 Miscellaneous CUTE 1 bedroom near MHS. On site ment. Application, rental history and Free Pick Up & Disposal WHEELCHAIR & walker for sale. $25 laundry,W/S/G paid. No Smoking, No 604 Homes Unfurnished reference required. $750 mo w/ $500 For Rent- Upper level, 2 bd/ 1 bth of all PC, laptops, Pets. $400/mo + $300 dep. Credit security deposit. No smoking view property. W/D hook ups, built each. 541-404-6988. in dishwasher, carport, storage. two monitors and printers. check required. 541-294-0775 541-824-0355. Leave mesa age. 10” RADIAL arm saw, Black & sundecks. Available February 1, One bdr. CB 1277 N. 6th St.Laundry Decker $135. Nearly new wheelchair 541-294-9107 Myrtle Point, 3 bdr. 2 bth, fully 2013. $770mo plus $700 Deposit. on site, $495mo. One bdr. NB 1189 $155. 541-639-7778. fenced. De-tached guest house for Call 541-267-5945. Windows XP on Compac PC tower Virginia no steps, Close to shopping hobbies, guests, ect. $600mo. 4x3 Vinyl Window and a 32 inch Full (NOT LAPTOP) 80 gb 2 GB ram and and schools., $485mo. $400 Dep. No first& last $200 cleaning dep. REEDSPORT view exterior door.Call 541-269-0869 upgraded processor has DVD player pets/ smoking. W/G paid (RENT TO OWN) call for details. Townhouse style duplex and camera memory selling tower for 541-267-0125 or 541-297-6752. Certified porcelain tile new in box 541-439-2325. unit avail. Great shape and $95.00. 541-294-9107 MYRTLE POINT, Very clean 2 bed, 1 18x18.190 square feet. $400 new, sell Quiet One Bdr. Apt. Near Coos Bay location and available immediately! ba. home. No pets. No smoking. Must for $300. 541-759-3336 Post Office. Ground floor- no steps keep lawn mowed & trimmed. Good NB 2 bedroom home, Central 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, 1 car garage, shower, large laundry room, W/D rental references a must. $650/mo + location, fenced backyard. Close W/D hookups, dishwasher, patio NEW 9 ft. T-posts, 133 wts. $8 each. included, covered single car car- Pets/Animals $750 dep. Avail. 10/23. 541-404-5075. to shopping. Available 1/18 plus yard. 600/mo., 1st/ last + 541-404-8735. port. Parking at front door. In the $750, first + last+ Dep. $150 deposit. No pets/smoking. TV stand w/ 2 doors and shelve $10. 800 alley between 4th and 5th St. $535 $750mo. 3 bd. 1 bth. Close to hospi- 541-267-3704 or 541-756-3600. Tenant responsible for until. 5 ft wooden coffee table,$7. Portable per mon. with $500 dep. Call tal, Lg country kitchen, fireplace, Credit check required. toilet $5. Brown stuffed chair $10. 541-294-7740 or e-mail for pictures forced air, oil furnace, huge back Nice House! Please Call 541-271-3743 yard. Carport/No garage. No Sm/pets. Large Myrtlewood table $20. 2 sets of 801 Birds/Fish [email protected] Remodeled 3 bdrm. 1 large bth. with $850 refundable sec/ cleaning dep. golf clubs w/bags $20 ea. Sewing ma- garage. Good area, off of Ash. Best App. required. 541-290-4104 chine in cabinet $5. 541-888-2012 Found Specials S MALL school district. Pets if approved. 2131 Lewis, NB. $895/mo + deposit. Other Stuff Two free wooden bookcases. one is For Items or Pets 541-756-1829. 4x6 ft high and one is 3x5 ft. Free without/or with photo: B USINESS 700 60in. big screen TV w/ remote and Rural 5 bdrm, 2 bth, approx 2700 built in surround sound speakers. Call 6 lines, Free for one week O WNERS : sq ft. 8 miles from town. Located 541-5705. May rerun if necessary. on 150 acre farm. Refs, lease All specials will appear in req’d $1250/mo, first, last & UTSMART The World, Bandon Western World, Find your niche security. 916-296-8525. UTSMART Umpqua Post, The Link, here! Tell them Recreation/ Online & Smart Mobile. 3 bedroom YOUR YOUR 725 All specials are category specific. what your 1757 Monroe, North Bend O O Sports There are no refunds on specials. business has to Newly remodeled by Pony Village C C OMPETITION OMPETITION Starts October 1, 2012 Hardwood floors $850. ! ! 541-267-6278 offer on the 541-297-4834 726 Biking Bulletin Board. For Sale: 2009 Specialized 3 bedroom 1 bath near Boynton Park Place your ad Lost Specials Stumpjumper FSR Comp. $1200 Affordable in North Bend, Clean, new paint & 541-808-1754 Choose to add a photo in this advertising carpet, two levels, appliances, W/D here and give special for only $5.00 more customized just Hookup, pellet stove. parcel fenced 1st Day Free backyard, storage shed. No smoking your business 729 Exercise Equipment for you! Call $825 mth plus deposit. 541-267-8413 6 lines, 541-269-1222 the boost it Specialized Ruby road bike new Each additional Day Cute 2 bdr. house in desirable Min- $2300 will sale for $1000, show room $1.00 Ext. 293 gus Park neighborhood.Front yard, condition.Nordic track treadmill x7i garage w/workspace, W/D hookups. needs. Call new $2100 sale for $900. Call No Free reruns on same ad. to get started No pets/smoking. $650/mo.,first, 541-808-0439 All specials will appear in last$500 deposit. references. 840 541-269-1222 The World, Bandon Western today. Date St. 541-294-2883. World, Umpqua Post, The Link, Online & Smart Mobile. Ext. 293 All specials are category specific. Market Place There are no refunds on specials. for details Starts October 1, 2012 750 541-267-6278

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Make sure you have tic once again. 19) — To be on the safe side, it all the facts at your disposal. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) would be wise to avoid issues on LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — — Your chances for success look which you and your special This could be one of those days pretty good, provided that what someone hold strong, opposing when you feel that everyone but needs to be done is finished views. It won’t take much to light you is out of step with the world. quickly and with a nominal the other’s fuse. Unfortunately, the reverse is like- amount of effort. If more is AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. ly to be true, and it’s you who is required, you might not hold up. 19) — Harboring a negative atti- not in sync with the majority. CANCER (June 21-July 22) tude will have a strong effect on SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — If you handle business mat- the results of everything you do. — The only way you’ll be able to ters well, chance will play a very This will include even most lighten your share of the load is small role in how your affairs assignments that you normally to acquire some assistance. play out. Be methodical and perform by rote. However, your chances of get- avoid taking foolish risks. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) ting others to drop what they’re LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — — You are entitled to have some doing to help you are nil. Provided you operate along tra- fun and enjoy yourself, as long SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- ditional lines, the probabilities of as you don’t overindulge or Dec. 21) — You can be either generating favorable returns are spend too lavishly on your per- great or completely horrible pretty good. Should you be sonal pleasures. Both would about managing your or any- inclined to test out something carry heavy penalties. body else’s resources. Be care- new, everything becomes iffy. ARIES (March 21-April 19) ful, because today it might be VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Emphasizing only your inter- the latter. — In order to maintain good ests without any concern for relationships with others today, those of others will not only turn SATURDAY, JAN. 19, 2013 you must be willing to give them off everyone, it will lessen your Favors you do for others in the same freedom to operate hopes of getting what you want the year ahead are likely to be independently as you want for as well. paid back quite promptly and in yourself. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) great measure. If you try your LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — — Guard against a tendency to best to be one of the good guys, Unexpected changes will work make a snap judgment based on you’ll end up being a huge win- out to your ultimate advantage, incomplete information. An ner in life. provided you are flexible enough incorrect conclusion will take you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. to accept them. Resist any urge completely off track and only 19) — Your associates might be to adjust events and control confuse you further. inclined to hold back some good things. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ideas if they sense you aren’t SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — It’s never a good day to lend likely to appreciate them. Don’t — Because you’ll automatically to or borrow from a friend, so be a know-it-all. instill harmony and a spirit of don’t start now. Discipline might AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. cooperation, you’ll be a welcome be required in order to avoid 19) — A matter you’ve been anx- addition to any group. Good doing so, but it behooves you to ious to finalize can be conclud- things happen when everyone muster up the necessary ed, but not necessarily to the gets along. strength. satisfaction of everyone SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- CANCER (June 21-July 22) involved. Some might feel there Dec. 21) — You’ll have a great — Our behavior is always being is still a leak in the bucket. opportunity to accomplish much scrutinized by our peers, oppo- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) more than you originally antici- nents and supporters. Don’t try — In order for you to negotiate pated, mostly because your to please them all —just watch an important matter, some kind industriousness will be chal- your step and do as best you of compromise might have to be lenged, and will rise to the occa- can. reached. If you take action, it sion.

C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Thursday, January17,2013 • The World • B7 Y K 801 Birds/Fish 911 RV/Motor Homes course. If available, the expected fairs - Timber Sale Bid Official, 5. If the property owner posts the struction of a curvilinear reinforced PET SPECIALS opening bid and/or postponement in- 3050 Tremont St., North Bend, Ore- abutting right-of-way as a “NO concrete retaining wall, concrete formation may be obtained by calling gon 97459. Mailed sealed bids must SPRAY” area, the property owner is walks, benches, steps and ramps. Choose to ad a photo in this the following telephone number(s) on be posted so that they will be received responsible for controlling the vegeta- Work also includes landscaping, irri- special for only $5.00 more the day before the sale: (714) by 10:00 a.m. local time on February tion on the right-of-way. If the prop- gation and site lighting. Bay Area Hos- Pet / Animal 480-5690 or you may access sales 14th, 2013. Sealed Bids may be sub- erty owner fails to clear the pital wishes to begin work on this con- 6 lines, 2 weeks information at mitted in person at the Coquille Tribes right-of-way, the County may do so, tract once the project area is cleared $12.00 www.tacforeclosures.com/sales Hazel Room in the Mill/Casino Hotel with the cost charged to the property of contractor operations from the DATED: 10/09/12 CHRISTOPHER (2nd Floor) at 3201 Tremont St., North owner. Failure to pay this cost will re- Building Expansion Project which is All specials will appear in C. DORR, OSBA # 992526 By Bend, OR. 97459 until 10:00 a.m., lo- sult in a lien being assessed against nearing Substantial Completion. The The World, Bandon Western 2001 5th Wheel 26’ - 2 slides, Nice CHRISTOPHER C. DORR, ATTOR- cal time on February 14th, 2013. the property. Notice to Proceed for this work is an- World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday Unit Lakoda Stereo, oak cabinets NEY AT LAW DIRECT INQUIRIES Opening of sealed bids will be at ticipated approximately May 31, 2013, Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. DVD player - $10,000. 541-888-5310. TO: T.D. SERVICE COMPANY 10:00 a.m. followed immediately by 6. Contact the Coos County Road at which time all job trailers and con- All specials are category specific. FORECLOSURE DEPARTMENT oral bidding. Bidders must have sub- Department at 1281 West Central, Co- struction equipment will have vacated There are no refunds on specials. 4000 W. Metropolitan Drive Suite mitted a sealed bid to participate in quille, Oregon 97423; or call the site. Refer to Summary of Work: Starts October 1, 2012 913 SUVs 400 Orange, CA 92868 (800) oral bidding. This sale contains ap- 541/396-7660 for further information. Section 01-1000 and Alternates: Sec- 541-267-6278 2003 CR-V EX AWD Manual 157,000 843-0260 TAC# 961511 PUB: proximately 1,988,000 board feet of tion 01-2300 within the Project Manual mi, very good condition, clean, tow 01/03/13, 01/10/13, 01/17/13, standing timber. There is an estimated PUBLISHED: The World - January 10 for complete Summary of Work and 802 Cats package all weather mats, new Honda 01/24/13 1,987,000 board feet of Douglas fir and 17, 2013 (ID-20223973) Alternate Bids. carpet mats, receipts, blue with Black and other conifers, and 1,000 board interior. $8,000. Calll 541-808-2177 PUBLISHED: The World - January 03, feet of Red Alder and other hard- City of Coos Bay Project Manual for this work, including 10, 17 and 24, 2013 (ID-20223500) woods. The above stated volumes are Coos Bay, Oregon Instruction to Bidders, and Bid Form, estimates only and are not guaran- Has applied for a Renewal of their may be examined at the Office of the 916 Used Pick-Ups This is an action for Judicial Foreclo- teed. Each bidder must state the price Wastewater Discharge Permit Architect, HGE INC., Architects, Engi- 1985 DODGE truck with utility bed. sure of real property commonly known per thousand board feet, Scribner Log National Pollutant Discharge neers, Surveyors & Planners, 375 Good work truck. Make offer. as 63424 Juniper Dr., Coos Bay, OR Scale, which will be paid for timber cut Elimination System (NPDES) Park Avenue, Coos Bay, Oregon, 541-347-9810. 97420. A motion or answer must be and scaled from this sale. No bid per Permit #100699 phone: 541- 269-1166, email: given to the court clerk or administra- thousand board feet of less than [email protected], and at the fol- Kohl’s Cat House 2005 2 wheel drive Toyota Tundra tor within 30 days of the date of first $287.42 for Douglas fir will be consid- The Department of Environmental lowing locations: Bay Area Hospital, 4 door. One owner, 75,000 miles. Adoptions on site. publication specified herein along with ered. No bidding will be permitted on Quality (DEQ) is proposing to reissue Bay Area Plan Exchange, Central Or- Automatic transmission. Canopy. 541-294-3876 the required filing fee. Western Hemlock, White fir, Cedars, a NPDES Permit based on a July egon Builders Exchange, Contractors Power everything. Non smoker. and Red Alder. Western Hemlock will 2007 renewal application and is pro- Plan Center, Daily Journal of Com- Red, Great condition! $15,000 FREE TO GOOD HOME. Nice adult IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE be paid for at the rate of $173.14, viding an opportunity for public com- merce Plan Center, Douglas Plan OBO. Call 541-888-5273 tabby cat. Approx. 6 years old. Travel STATE OF OREGON White fir will be paid for at the rate of ment. Activity at the facility consists of Center, Eugene Builders Exchange, to much to keep. 541-294-9107 FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS $181.27 per thousand board feet, Port operating a domestic sewage collec- Klamath Builders Exchange, Free to the perfect home. Siblings Orford cedar at the rate of $313.27 tion system, as well as an activated McGraw-Hill Construction Dodge PC, Henry and spoonie. Need a loving se- Case No. 12CV0791 per thousand board feet, Western Red sludge wastewater treatment and dis- and Salem Contractors Exchange. cure low calorie home. 8 years old. Legals cedar at the rate of $513.27 per thou- posal facility. The facility discharges Fixed and healthy. Orange male 100 GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC, ITS sand board feet. Red Alder and other treated wastewater to Coos Bay at One set of drawings, specifications tabby, blue eye’d Siamese type fe- SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST hardwoods will be paid for at the pre- River Mile 12.2. The proposed permit and contract documents may be ob- male. 541-347-1976 AND/OR ASSIGNS, determined cash value of $313.27. contains discharge limits for Bio- tained by prime bidders from HGE, Plaintiff, Special Culls and Peeler Culls for all chemical Oxygen Demand (BOD5), INC., upon deposit of $50. Deposit v. species will be paid for at a rate of Total Suspended Solids (TSS), pH, made upon procurement of drawings, 804 Hay/Seed OREGON TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF MALATI A. LINDH; GLENN M. $50.00 per thousand board feet, gross fecal coliform, enterococcus bacte- specifications, and contract docu- SALE T.S. No: V538760 OR Unit LINDH; AND ALL OTHER scale. Wood Logs (Utility Culls) re- ria and chlorine. ments will be refunded upon return FOR SALE: GRASS Code: V Loan No: 55034-01/FINCH PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN moved for all species will be paid for thereof in good condition within ten HAY, By the bale or ton AP #1: 7808400 Title #: 7233289 CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, at a rate of $2.00 per Ton. All The renewal application, draft permit, (10) days after opening of bids. sawtimber from this sale is subject Non-bidders deposit will be refunded if Call 541-297-4923 Reference is made to that certain LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE REAL draft evaluation report, and relevant Trust Deed made by HUNTER J. PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN to log export and substitution re- information are available for public re- documents are returned in good con- FINCH, KIM K. FINCH as Grantor, to AS 63424 JUNIPER DR., COOS strictions. A bid deposit in the form of view at DEQ’s Western Region - Coos dition no later than bid opening date. 805 Horses/Equine FIDELITY NATIONAL TITLE CO. as BAY, OR 97420, certified check cashiers check, bank Bay Office by calling 541-269-2721, PDF digital copies of these documents Trustee, in favor of CHETCO FED- Defendants. draft drawn payable to the Coquille In- ext. 228. To get copies mailed to you are also available to Bidders via HGE HORSESHOEING ERAL CREDIT UNION as Beneficiary. dian Tribe, in the amount of call Carrie Everett at (503) 378- 5055. INC.’s website at www.hge1.com. Dated September 26, 2005, Re- SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION $35,000.00 must accompany each General Contractors are encouraged corded September 28, 2005 as Instr. sealed bid. The deposit of the high Written comments must be received to contact HGE INC. office by phone No. 2005-14812 in Book —- Page TO DEFENDANTS: MALATI A. bidder will be retained pending accept- no later than 5:00 p.m. on February or email, and register their interest in —- of Official Records in the office of LINDH; GLENN M. LINDH; AND ALL ance or rejection of the bids. All other 21, 2013, and may be submitted to submitting a bid and to be included on the Recorder of COOS County; OR- OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UN- deposits will be returned following the the DEQ Salem office: the architect’s plan holders list. Ad- EGON AND MODIFICATION KNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TI- bid opening. The deposit of the high dendums and other critical information AGREEMENT(S) DATED 03/04/08, TLE, LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE bidder will be applied as part of the Department of Environmental Quality will be forwarded to all persons on the DATED 03/28/11 covering the follow- REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY purchase price against the timber cut Attn: Carrie Everett architect’s plan holders list. ing described real property situated in KNOWN AS 63424 JUNIPER DR., on this sale, or retained as liquidated 50 Front Street NE TEJUN FOWLER said county and state, to wit: LOT COOS BAY, OR 97420: damages if the bidder fails to execute Salem, OR 97301-1039 No bid will be received or considered 541-297-5295 20, OCEAN TRAILS SUBDIVISIONS, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF the contract and furnish a satisfactory by the Owner unless the bid contains PHASE 1, FINAL PLAT, COOS OREGON: You are hereby required to performance bond of $60,000.00 Or faxed to: (503) 373-7944 a statement that Bidder will comply [email protected] COUNTY, OREGON. Both the bene- appear and defend the action filed within thirty (30) days of acceptance Or emailed to: with the provisions of ORS 279C.800 ficiary and the trustee have elected to against you in the above-entitled of his bid. An acceptable performance [email protected] through 279C.870 relating to Prevail- 806 Livestock sell the said real property to satisfy cause within 30 days from the date of bond will be in the form of a cashier’s ing Wages. the obligations secured by said Trust service of this Summons upon you; check, bank draft, cash, or irrevocable The Department will review all infor- For Sale: 33 month old Black Angus Deed and a Notice of Default has and if you fail to appear and defend, letter of credit. The advance payment mation received during the public re- No bids will be considered unless fully Bull. $1250 or Make offer. Call Lonnie been recorded pursuant to Oregon for want thereof, the Plaintiff will apply will be applied as part of the purchase view period. Following this review, the completed in the manner provided in @541-269-0869 Revised Statutes 86.735(3); the de- to the court for the relief demanded price against timber cut on this sale, permit may be issued as originally the Instructions to Bidders upon the fault for which the foreclosure is therein. including the predetermined cash pay- proposed or modified or the permit official bid form provided by the Archi- 808 Pet Care made is Grantor’s failure to pay when // ment of $313.27 for Red Alder and may be denied. tect, within the Project Manual, and due, the following sums: 5 PYMTS PITE DUNCAN, LLP other hardwoods. The right to waive accompanied by an unconditional cer- Carol’s Pet Sitting FROM 06/01/12 TO 10/01/12 @ technical defects and to reject any or PUBLISHED: The World - January 17, tified check or a bid bond executed in 631.92 $3,159.60 4 L/C FROM all bids is reserved. In the event of a 2013 (ID-20224361) favor of the Bay Area Hospital in an ★Your Place or Mine★ 06/17/12 TO 09/17/12 @ 31.60 Dated: rejected high bid, the approving officer amount not less than ten percent ★Short or Long Term★ $126.40 Sub-Total of Amounts in Ar- BY: may authorize acceptance of another (10%) of the total amount of the bid ★Excellent References★ ADVERTISEMENT TO BIDDERS rears:$3,286.00 Together with any ______bidder who, at bid opening, makes per ORS 279C.385, to be forfeited as ★541-297-6039★ default in the payment of recurring ob- David J. Boulanger, OSB # 092943 written request that their bid and bid fixed and liquidated damages should ★See us on Facebook★ Notice is hereby given that sealed ligations as they become due. Trial Attorney deposit be held pending a bid accept- the bidder fail or neglect to enter into ance. A Prospectus and sample tim- bids for Bay Area Hospital, Building a contract and provide suitable bond ALSO, if you have failed to pay taxes (503) 222-2256 Expansion - Thompson Road Pet Cremation on the property, provide insurance on Fax: (503) 222-2260 ber sale contracts are available on re- for the faithful performance of the quest. Complete information concern- Landscaping RE-BID will be re- work in the event the contract is the property or pay other senior [email protected] ceived by the Bay Area Hospital Dis- 541-267-3131 liens or encumbrances as required in ing the timber, condition of sale, and awarded. submission of bids may be obtained trict until bid closing time of 2:00 P.M. the note and Trust Deed, the benefi- Rochelle L. Stanford, OSB# 06244 Pacific Time, Thursday, February ciary may insist that you do so in or- (619) 326-2404 from Jason Robison, Forest Manager, Each bid will contain a statement as to Automobiles Coquille Indian Tribe, 3050 Tremont 7, 2013. Bids are to be submitted to whether or not the bidder is a resident der to reinstate your account in good Fax: (858) 412-2608 the Bay Area Hospital Engineering Of- 900 standing. The beneficiary may re- [email protected] St., North Bend, OR. 97459, Phone - bidder as defined in ORS 279A.120. 541-756-0904 or Ed Vaughn, For- fice, 1775 Thompson Road, Coos No bid will be considered unless the quire as a condition to reinstatement Bay, Oregon 97420. A two-hour pe- that you provide reliable written evi- 621SW Morrison Street, Suite 425 ester, Coquille Indian Tribe, Cell bidder is registered with the Construc- Phone: 541-643-0746. riod shall follow in which all bidders tion Contractors Board as required by 901 ATVs dence that you have paid all senior Portland, OR 97205 shall submit to the Bay Area Hospital liens or encumbrances, property ORS 701.035 to 701.055. The Owner All products produced from this timber a properly filled out Subcontractor Dis- reserves the right to reject any and all Auto Specials taxes, and hazard insurance premi- Of Attorneys for Plaintiff closure Form, identifying any first-tier ums. These requirements for rein- sale is 100% Forest Stewardship bids, and to waive any technicalities Choose to add a photo in this Certified subcontractor that will be furnishing or informalities in connection there- statement should be confirmed by NOTICE TO labor or labor and material on the special for $5.00 more contacting the undersigned Trustee. DEFENDANT/DEFENDANTS PUBLISHED: The World - January 17, with. No bidder may withdraw his bid 22, 24, 29, and 31, 2013 Contract. Refer to Disclosure Form after the hour set for the opening The street or other common designa- READ THESE PAPERS and Instructions to Bidders within the 6 lines, 2 weeks tion if any, of the real property de- CAREFULLY (ID-20224353) thereof until the lapse of thirty (30) Contract Documents. The actual bid days from the bid opening. $15.00 scribed above is purported to be : NOTICE OF SPRAY PROGRAM opening shall be conducted in the Bay All specials will appear in 2850 SPINNAKER DR., BANDON, OR You must “appear” in this case or the Area Hospital Engineering Office im- By: Karl Delzotti, The World, Bandon Western 97411 The undersigned Trustee other side will win automatically. To In the Matter of a Spray Program mediately following the bid closing Director of Facilities Management World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday disclaims any liability for any incor- “appear” you must file with the court a for Coos County Road Department time at 2:00 P.M. at which time the Bay Area Hospital Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. rectness of the above street or other legal paper called a “motion” or bids will be publicly opened and read All specials are category specific. common designation. By reason of “answer”. The “motion” or “answer” TO: ALL INTERESTED PERSONS aloud. PUBLISHED: The World - January There are no refunds on specials. said default, the beneficiary has de- must be given to the court clerk or ad- 17, 2013 (ID-20224455) Starts October 1, 2012 clared all sums owing on the obliga- ministrator within 30 days (or 60 days 1. In order to maintain County roads, Work on this Contract includes: earth- tion secured by said Trust Deed im- for Defendant United States or State the Coos County Road Department in- work, excavation and fill for the con- 541-267-6278 mediately due and payable, said sums of Oregon Department of Revenue) tends to institute a brush control pro- being the following, to wit: Principal along with the required filing fee. It gram on March 1st, which may include $64,688.52, together with interest as must be in proper form and have proof the use of herbicides on the 909 Misc. Auto provided in the note or other instru- of service on the plaintiff’s attorney or, rights-of-way of certain Coos County ment secured from 01/01/12, and if the plaintiff does not have an attor- roads. HONDA WORLDWORLD such other costs and fees are due un- ney, proof of service on the plaintiff. der the note or other instrument se- If you have questions, you should see 2. Property owners may request the cured, and as are provided by stat- an attorney immediately. If you need Coos County Road Department not ute. WHEREFORE, notice is hereby help in finding an attorney, you may spray the right-of-way abutting their given that the undersigned trustee contact the Oregon State Bar’s Law- property. Property owners who do not will, on February 20, 2013, at the yer Referral Service online at wish the County to spray must contact hour of 10:00 A.M. in accord with the www.oregonstatebar.org or by calling the Road Department. The Road De- $8,990 Standard Time, as established by (503) 684 3763 (in the Portland metro- partment will provide the property ORS 187.110, INSIDE THE MAIN ‘00 Ford F-150 Ext Cab politan area) or toll free elsewhere in owner with a “NO SPRAY” Agreement 4-Door, SWB, 4ib V8, Auto, XLT, Low LOBBY OF THE COOS COUNTY Oregon at (800) 452 7636. to complete and return by March 1st. Miles. #12227A/311417 COURTHOUSE, 250 N. BAXTER, CO- These agreements are free of charge QUILLE , County of COOS, State of PUBLISHED: The World - January 10, and must be renewed annually. OREGON, (which is the new date, 17, 24 and 31, 2013 (ID-20224120) time and place set for said sale) sell 3. The property owner must post the at public auction to the highest bidder SALE OF TIMBER right-of-way to indicate the “NO for cash the interest in the said de- COQUILLE INDIAN RESERVATION SPRAY” area with signs provided by $16,990 scribed real property which the - COQUILLE FOREST RASLER the Road Department. The County Grantor had or had power to convey CREEK NO. 5 LOGGING UNIT will no longer recognize homemade ‘07 Honda Ridgeline RT at the time of execution by him of the no-spray signs. If you do not want us 4x4, Trailer Tow, Low Miles. #B3246A/317233 said Trust Deed, together with any The Bureau of Indian Affairs and Co- to spray the right of way adjacent to interest which the Grantor or his suc- quille Indian Tribe are offering timber your property, you must come in to cessors in interest acquired after the for purchase from the Rasler Creek the Road Department and fill out a execution of said Trust Deed, to sat- No. 5 Logging Unit located in Section no-spray agreement. isfy the foregoing obligations thereby 25, T.30S, R.11W, and W.M. Coos secured and the costs and ex- County, Oregon. SEALED BIDS must 4. Failure to contact the Road Depart- penses of sale, including a reasonable be submitted in duplicate on forms ment, enter into the agreement or fail- $13,990 charge by the trustee. Notice is fur- provided and titled “Proposal for Tim- ure to post the required signs will re- ‘08 Honda Fit Sport ther given that any person named in ber, Rasler Creek No. 5 Logging Unit”. sult in the Road Department spraying Auto, Alloys, 24K Miles. O.R.S.86.753 has the right, at any Address bids to the Coquille Indian the right-of-way as planned. B3253/0234897 time prior to five days before the Tribe, ATTN. Bureau of Indian Af- date last set for the sale, to have this foreclosure proceeding dismissed and the Trust Deed reinstated by pay- BRIDGE ment to the beneficiary of the entire Every Day amount then due (other than such $19,990 portion of the principal as would not Robert Duvall said, “You just can’t suit, make that hand worth some 22 then be due had no default occurred) ‘02 Chevy 3/4 Hd Silverado take a crash course to be a tango points. (A two-no-trump opening typi- Crew Cab, 4x4, Auto, Lower Low Miles, and by curing any other default dancer in a movie.” cally contains either three aces and S PORTS Duramax Diesel, SWB. #B3252/189440 complained herein that is capable of being cured by tendering the perfor- You can’t take a crash course to one king or two aces and three kings. mance required under the obligation be an expert declarer in bridge. As this hand has two aces and four of the Trust Deed, and in addition to However, here is a chance to dance kings, it is over average.) paying said sums or tendering the around a three-no-trump deal. What South starts with seven top tricks: performance necessary to cure the default, by paying all costs and ex- should South do after West leads the three hearts, two diamonds and two $6,990 penses actually incurred in enforc- heart jack? clubs. Most days, he will get three ‘99 Chevy S10 Reg Cab ing the obligation and Trust Deed, to- Despite having only 20 high-card more winners from clubs for an over- Auto, 4-cyl., 41K Miles. #B3249/616437 gether with trustee’s and attorney’s points, South’s hand is nearly strong trick. But it would be a good idea to fees not exceeding the amounts enough to open two clubs and rebid sacrifice the potential extra trick to provided by said ORS 86.753. It will be necessary for you to contact the two no-trump. All those aces and avoid crashing like the original declar- undersigned prior to the time you ten- kings, along with the good five-card er. He won the first trick and immedi- der reinstatement or payoff so that ately took his two top you may be advised of the exact clubs. When the queen $16,990 amount, including trustee’s costs and $16,990 did not drop, South con- ‘01 Chevy Silverado Ext Cab fees, that you will be required to 1 Ton, 8.1L, V8, Dually, 17K Miles, One pay. Payment must be in the full tinued with a third club. Owner. #B3229/141596 amount in the form of cashier’s or cer- Now East did well, shifting tified check. The effect of the sale to the spade queen. will be to deprive you and all those who hold by, through and under you of Whatever declarer did, he Local School Sports, all interest in the property described had to lose five spade above. In construing this notice, the tricks and go down two. Photos & Scores $17,990 masculine gender includes the femi- Since the contract is in nine and the neuter, the singular in- ‘05 Toyota Highlander 4x4 danger of crashing only if 7 passenger, One owner, V6, Low Miles. cludes the plural, the word “grantor” #B3232/097821 includes any successor in interest to East gains the lead, South Recreational Sports the grantor as well as any other per- should have taken the first son owing an obligation, the perfor- trick on the board and mance of which is secured by said played a low club to his Scoreboard Trust Deed, and the words “trustee” and “beneficiary” include their respec- eight (assuming East fol- tive successors in interest, if any. lowed suit with the two or $24,990 The Beneficiary may be attempting to five, of course). Even if it National Stories ‘06 Chevy Silverado 4x4 collect a debt and any information ob- 3/4 Crew Cab, SWB, One Owner, lost to the 10, the suit Low Miles. #B3234/071321164794 tained may be used for that pur- pose. If the Trustee is unable to would then have run and Subscribe today! convey title for any reason, the suc- the contract come home Call 541-269-9999 1350 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay cessful bidder’s sole and exclusive safely. HondaWorld.com remedy shall be the return of monies or 800-437-6397. 541-888-5588 • 1-800-634-1054 paid to the Trustee, and the success- ful bidder shall have no further re- C M C M Y K Y K

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Dear Tom and Ray: Springs can wear out TOM: So perhaps you’ve They have the same wheel aren’t identical. CAR I am a prosecutor in and affect ride height schlepped a lot of heavy size in inches (that’s the 15) TOM: My math is not Florida, and I’ve been TALK cargo in the trunk through- and the same aspect ratio good enough to calculate stumped by a very interest- Dear Tom and Ray: out the years. Or driven (that’s the 65), which is the how much error that tiny ing issue that’s arisen in a I’ve always done the around with a couple of ratio between the width of the difference in diameter will case of mine. A team of bur- “bounce test” to check my mothers-in-law in the back tread (the section width) and cause in your speedometer, glars broke into an elderly shocks. I also go by the feel of seat on a regular basis? That the height of the sidewall. but it’s a difference that's so the ride. My ’99 Taurus woman’s house using a dis- kind of weight compresses TOM: The only number minimal, it’s hardly worth seems solid and rides great, traction scheme. the springs, and eventually that’s different is the section thinking about. but I’ve noticed that the rear The accomplice rang the they just stop bouncing back width (that's the width of RAY: It’s certainly not end seems to be “squatting.” woman’s doorbell and told because there’s no “spring” the tire). worth my brother breaking The front has about 3 inches her that the dome light in her in them anymore. RAY: between the tire and fender, What does that out his childhood abacus — 2002 Buick LeSabre was on. 3 RAY: Springs can also mean? It means your old the one Confucius gave him. but the rear end is about ⁄4 She went out to her car and break. So it’s possible that tires are a little thinner than TOM: And in fact, “thin- saw that, in fact, the dome TOM AND RAY inch! The trunk and back seat are empty. Seems like it you have a couple of broken your new tires. The new ones ner” tires (with a smaller sec- light was on. She unlocked MAGLIOZZI springs in the back from one are 195 millimeters wide, and tion width) often are recom- her car door (the car does not would bounce if the shocks were bad, but it comes up particularly overloaded your old tires are 185 mil- mended for use in the snow, have keyless entry, and she RAY: What I don’t know journey (when you moved in limeters wide — a difference because, while wider tires says she always keeps the car and stops immediately. Is is how they made it difficult there something else I need 2006 and decided to carry of less than half an inch. may ride on top of the snow, doors locked) and was for her to turn off the dome your iron-ore boulder col- TOM: Width doesn’t thinner tires have a better unable to shut off the light. to check? If the shocks are light. There’s no very quick, fine, along with everything lection yourself to make sure affect the speedometer or chance of cutting through The accomplice offered to easy way to do that. It’s pos- it arrived safely). But since odometer. Only a tire’s the snow to the pavement help and did manage to turn else, is there a way to raise sible that the lady simply the ride height in the rear? It the height is the same on diameter can do that. and giving you traction. off the light. While this was wasn’t familiar with the both sides of the same end of RAY: Now, since a tire’s RAY: So, Paul, use your going on, the burglar was looks horrible! Is this dome-light switch and knew unsafe? — Robert the car, it’s more likely that aspect ratio is a fixed ratio old snow tires, as long as inside ransacking the home. only that the dome light they’ve both just worn out between the width and they’re safe. And since I The victim insists that she TOM: It’s moderately comes on when the doors are and need to be replaced. height of the tire, a thinner doubt you’re doing a lot of did not leave her dome lights unsafe, and probably hugely opened. Perhaps they just Look into it, Robert. width means that, by defini- drag racing in the Prius any- on accidentally. Assuming uncomfortable. took advantage of her lack of tion, the height (and there- way, don’t worry too much that the victim is correct RAY: You’re confusing the knowledge. It’s OK to use snow fore diameter) must be a lit- about any minor speedome- that her car was locked and job the shocks do with the jobs TOM: Or perhaps they tires from previous car that she did not accidentally the springs do. Bad shocks tle smaller, too. So, the tires ter error. tinkered with, or removed, leave the lights on, how did will affect your ride and han- Dear Tom and Ray: the burglar and his accom- one of the switches in the dling, but they won't change I traded in our old Prius plice manage to turn on the doorjamb that tell the dome the ride height of the car. for a 2012 Prius last spring. lights? If this case goes to light that the door is closed. TOM: So it sounds like I’m getting ready to put on trial, I would really love to That’s the kind of thing that you have worn-out springs the snow tires that I kept Make a bundle explain this to the jury. Any can be done and undone in a in the back. from the old car. Those tires help would be appreciated — matter of minutes if they RAY: The springs are are P185/65 R15, and the all- Earn $20 to $30 a day thanks! — Kat were willing to risk a proce- there to absorb bumps; that season tires on the new Prius { delivering The World TOM: Well, I don’t know dure that took that long. is, to allow the tires to are P195/65 R15. The dealer bounce up without making exactly what they did, but we RAY: You’ll have to get said the snows will work As an independent contract carrier, you’ll work an assigned have to assume that if they’re more information from the the entire passenger com- fine, but the slightly differ- service area for a few hours Monday through Thursday mid- willing to fool an old lady and victim and find out how she partment bounce up with ent tire will affect the day and early mornings on Saturday. With direct deposit tried to turn off the dome them. speedometer and odometer. you’ll be paid every 2 weeks, and your only out of pocket ransack her home, they’re expense is for your transportation costs. probably not opposed to light, and what finally TOM: The shocks are What’s your take on this? Is using a $10 Slim Jim to worked. there to damp those vibra- there a conversion formula? If you enjoy making customers happy and the pride in accomplishing tasks with efficiency, please contact jimmy open a locked car If you write back to us tions and keep the tires from This would be a tough story continuing to bounce up and Susana Norton for details. We are building a list for future door. with more info, we’ll try to to convey if I were stopped openings in all delivery areas for The World newspaper. RAY: It’s quite easy to do, help you piece it together. down for five minutes after for speeding. Thanks. — Paul We have current opportunities in Coos Bay and North Bend. especially on older cars. TOM: Then my brother you hit a bump. TOM: Paul, the conver- TOM: Then, once they’re will come down and testify RAY: Shocks wear out sion formula is “fugged- Susana Norton 541-269-1222 ext. 255 or in, they can turn on the dome against them. over time due to how much aboutit.” The effect on your [email protected] light using the headlight RAY: Yeah. In exchange damping they have to do, speedometer and odometer switch, re-lock the door and for half of the loot. Good whereas springs wear out will be minuscule. close it again. And voila, they luck, Kat. Hope you put ‘em from carrying a lot of weight RAY: Your two sets of have their pretext. away. over time. tires are almost identical.

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