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2000 2010 March 2012 Aug. 14, 2012 How did we get here? Coos County swaps land Kimberly-Clark signs a deal with a mining A federal magistrate judge in Eugene Coos County commissioners direct a Unlike many other countries, America separates surface rights from mineral with Georgia Pacific, acquir- company, Oregon Resources Corp., to explore declares that the term “minerals” is county attorney to dismiss the notice rights. While most American landowners hold both, the rights can also be ing the surface rights to the for chromite on the Seven Devils timberland. broad and includes chromite. of appeal. held by separate owners. Seven Devils timberland.

1995 2005 February 2011 April 2012 1963 Kimberly-Clark, a paper-product Kimberly-Clark liquidates Worried about the destruction of its Coos County files a “notice of Scott Paper, a Taiwanese paper manufacturer, sells company that makes Kleenex tis- Scott Paper, acquiring timber, Coos County files a lawsuit appeal,” giving it more time to the surface rights on all of its Oregon timberland to sues, purchases Scott Paper. the mineral rights to the against Kimberly-Clark. The county decide whether to lodge a full- Georgia-Pacific. It chooses to retain “oil, gas and Seven Devils timberland. challenges that Kimberly-Clark’s min- blown appeal. mineral rights” to 465 acres in the Seven Devils area. eral rights don’t include chromite. County drops fight over mineral rights

BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE Resources Corporation, to explore The World Commissioners now weigh chromite vs. timber for chromite. The county was concerned that COQUILLE — Coos County has mining would destroy trees. While hoisted the white flag in a war over March that the company has the “At this point it didn’t look like it land in the Seven Devils area. While the county would be compensated mineral rights with Kimberly- right to mine chromite on 465 acres would be cost-beneficial for the Coos owns the land rights, Kim- for any loss of timber, about 80 Clark, a national producer of paper of county-owned forest land. county to proceed,”Main said. berly-Clark owns the mineral percent of the trees in question are products. After weighing the merits of an Coos County has spent $49,570 rights. only 10 to 20 years old. The county The county filed to dismiss an appeal, Commissioner Bob Main fighting Kimberly-Clark over the The fight began in 2010 after could make more money by har- appeal against Kimberly-Clark this said it wasn’t clear whether an past two years. Their dispute cen- Kimberly-Clark signed a deal with month, following a judge’s ruling in appeal would be successful. ters over a small patch of timber- a mining company, Oregon SEE MINERALS | A10 Markets, boats offer big bargains Jury: Not

I Charleston fishing community guilty in cashes in big with summertime tuna rape case BY JESSIE HIGGINS The World BY TYLER RICHARDSON CHARLESTON — Tuna are plentiful, prices are down, The World and the weather is nice in Charleston. “It’s popping,”said Jodi LeDoux, from the Fisherman’s COQUILLE — A Coos County Wharf, a fresh fish market on D Dock. Circuit Court jury Wednesday “Last Saturday,we unloaded 2,257 pounds at noon and acquitted Forest Freeman of mul- sold out at 3:45.” tiple charges stemming from an If you don’t call ahead to order tuna, finding it can be alleged rape of his wife. hit or miss, LeDoux said. The jury’s decision was the Of course,three fresh fish markets serve the Charleston second such verdict on similar Boat Basin area, and at least four fishing boats sell tuna charges of marital rape. In June, from the dock. Independent tuna loiners will often sit at a jurors found Aaron Oziah of Myr- cleaning station and loin whole tuna for a small fee. tle Point not guilty of first-degree Sports fishermen also are doing well. Weather has been rape, two counts of first-degree fine, and the tuna are swimming close to shore, said J.D. sodomy, three counts of second- Evanow, owner of the Charleston Crab Shack. degree sexual abuse, first-degree Price for whole tuna Wednesday was generally $2.50 a unlawful penetration and fourth- pound. Tuna, on average, weigh about 15 pounds. degree assault. “Bandon might have all the tourists, but we’re still the Freeman, a former Coquille fishing village,” said Jack Kirk, who sells the tuna he martial arts teacher, had faced catches from his boat on I Dock. charges of first-degree rape, first- The commercial tuna season should last through Octo- degree sodomy and two counts of ber for larger vessels, which can stay out to sea for weeks, first-degree unlawful penetra- said Patrick Leonardini, a fisherman aboard the Judy S. tion. Smaller commercial boats and sports fishing probably The verdict ended Freeman’s will fizzle by mid-September, especially after the tuna two-day trial that culminated in move further out to sea. opposing testimony from two Tuna “salad days” medical expert witnesses. The defendant also took the A hopping tuna season means much more than fresh stand and told the court that tuna for sale on the dock. “nothing terribly out of the ordi- Many tons of tuna move through Charleston in the nary” happened during a sexual encounter with his wife on March SEE TUNA | A10 11. Freeman’s wife had testified Tuesday that Freeman pinned her down and forced her to have vagi- nal and oral sex for about an hour, leaving large abrasions on her inner thighs and bruises through- out her body. Freeman admitted that he has trouble controlling the amount of alcohol he consumes when he is Buying fresh tuna? drinking, but he said he was hav- ing a “very pleasant day” with his Fresh fish markets: • Chuck’s Seafoods, 5055 Boat • The Behmer, fisherman Mike wife and their daughter before the • Fishermen’s Wharf on D Dock, Basin Road, 541-888-5525. Hague, moored at D 55, 541-404-5458 alleged rape. Freeman, who prosecutor Erica Photos by Jessie Higgins, The World open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday- From the boat: • The Misty Banks, fisherman Joe Robert Sheen, a dock hand at Bandon Pacific Seafoods in Saturday, 10 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, • The Dragonet, fisherman Jack Henry, moored at Slip H-10, 541-404- Soublet said consumed three bot- tles of wine the night of the Charleston, helps offload a boatload of tuna Wednesday after- 541-888-8862. Kirk, moored at I Dock, 541-260-5002. 1901 • Charleston Crab Shack, 63480 • The Bess Chet, fisherman John For more information on albacore alleged rape,admitted that the sex noon. Right: Jodi LeDoux shows off one of the tuna at her fish Crossline Road., open daily, 541-888- Blanchard, moored at D Dock, 541- tuna sellers, visit www.oregonalba- market — the Fishermen’s Wharf on D Dock — bought off a boat 3433. 260-9110. core.org. Wednesday morning.The Wharf has sold out of tuna daily. SEE RAPE | A10 Unemployment remains steady on South Coast

Government THE WORLD sional and business services In Curry County, private adjusted unemployment rate is (100), leisure and hospitality (40) employers added 130 jobs in the 11.7 percent, down 0.6 percent COOS BAY — The summer loss and wood product manufactur- past month, but total payroll from a year ago. reductions in of 620 government jobs, nearly ing (20). declined by 30 jobs from June to all in schools, left Coos County Overall, the county has 20 July, leaving that county with 20 In July, the U.S. unemploy- education with 520 fewer jobs in July than it fewer jobs than it had a year ago. jobs more than it had a year ago. ment rate was 8.3 percent, com- had in June, the Oregon Employ- But a decrease in the popula- The construction industry there pared with 8.2 percent in June system result in ment Department reports. tion seeking work left July 2012’s added 20 jobs during the month, and 9.1 percent at this time last Private-sector employers seasonally adjusted unemploy- but it still employs 30 fewer people hurt job market added 260 jobs in the past ment rate at 10.9 percent, down than it was a year ago. year. Oregon’s rate was 8.7 per- month, with increases in profes- from 11.6 percent a year ago. Curry County's seasonally cent.

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Editorial Board Clark Walworth, Publisher & Editor Opinion James Casey, Managing Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Wade slowly into wave energy

They say all economic workforce in a field that gearing up for commercial of Oregon’s 350-plus crab- Our view news is good, and all eco- seems likely to grow rather energy production is some- bing vessels provides at The potential benefits of nomic news is bad. The than shrink. thing else. least two vital jobs. It’s also wave energy can’t quell imminent arrival of wave Along with jobs, the When dozens or hun- an environmentally friend- fears about its impact on energy is like that: equal buoys would provide a dreds of buoys are net- ly fishery, widely acknowl- crabbing. parts hope and foreboding. clean, reliable electricity worked across the ocean edged as sustainable and The possibilities are source. Wave energy pro- floor, crab fishermen stand responsible. What do you think? juicy. Building, deploying duces no greenhouse gases to lose access to prime off- For now, a modest layout and maintaining the gener- or spent fuel. It requires no shore real estate. of test buoys can coexist The World welcomes ator buoys could bring a pipelines across private For most people living with crabbing. But if the letters. Email us at bushel of jobs to the property. It doesn’t rely on more than a few miles from testing goes well, the South [email protected]. Reedsport area. These wind speed, mountain saltwater, the economic Coast may see a con- would be industrial jobs, snowpack or Middle and cultural importance of tentious conflict between a strengthening the econom- Eastern politics. crabbing is easy to under- cherished traditional ic foundation that supports That’s all fine, until you estimate. But it’s Oregon’s industry and a promising service, health-care and consider Oregon’s most valuable single- new venture. A slow, care- public-sector jobs. And the Dungeness crab fishery. species fishery, with annual ful introduction of this new industry would be future- One test buoy or 10 won’t catches that can total tens opportunity is a wise oriented, building a skilled cause much concern. But of millions of dollars. Each approach. So that’s how legitimate rape works

Rep. Todd Akin is staying in the Mis- souri Senate race, notwithstanding the calls of many fellow Republicans that he step aside after flaunting his ignorance about anatomy and his lack of empathy for the victims of rape so publicly over the weekend. “We’re created by God for some special purpose,” Akin told Mike Huckabee, explaining his decision to stay in the race. On the same day, the Republican Platform Committee, meeting in advance of the conven- tion, adopted what crit- ics are calling the “Akin Plank,” which would prohibit abortion even SUSAN in the cases of rape and ESTRICH incest. Public Forum Columnist A hundred years ago, a judge famously opined that it was “well nigh impossible” for a truly unwilling victim to be raped. I can Manslaughter percent.” Where does this end? tell you from experience that’s wrong. The article details two major With Marcene’s sterling record Write to us And then along comes Akin, telling a charges too harsh lawsuits (notice these did not of successful, healthy births, this local anchor that victims — at least legit- escalate to charges of manslaugh- does look like a misguided indict- The World welcomes your letter. It is interesting that just two imate ones — can’t get pregnant when ter and homicide) aimed at doc- ment, and we all hope the DA will Write to [email protected], they are raped. “If it’s a legitimate rape, weeks after our local midwife, tors for not guessing correctly and drop this and pursue real crime. or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. the female body has ways to try to shut Marcene Rebeck, was indicted on giving appropriate broad-spec- Andrea Hatefi I Please use your real name. that whole thing down.”He has admitted charges of second-degree trum antibiotics. Both patients Bandon I 400 words maximum. that he was wrong about that. But it’s not manslaughter and criminally were sent home from the emer- I No defamation, vulgarity, busi- the only thing he’s wrong about. negligent homicide for the death gency room untreated. Sadly, one Raises for ESD ness complaints, poetry or religious There is no such thing as “legitimate of a 4-day-old baby she had died and the other lost all four testimony. rape.”Children and adults get raped — by delivered, a major article was limbs. workers? Hardly! I Please list your address and published by NBC News concern- relatives, by so-called friends, by One of the reasons these prob- This letter is in response to the daytime phone for verification. acquaintances, by strangers, and by angry ing the very infection the baby lems exist is that it takes three Aug. 15 letter from Thomas and estranged spouses. died of. “Surviving Sepsis: New days for the required traditional Granger concerning raises When I was raped, more than 30 years device speeds ID of dangerous blood culture panel to come back received by all ESD staff members our Legislature, which has limited ago, people kept asking me whether I’d bacteria.” before the life-saving antibiotics for the 2012-13 school year. OSEA our insurance provider choices to really been raped. I wrote a book explain- Since the charges are unusually are administered. The article Chapter 119 would like to set the one in our area. ing that forced sex at the hands of a man harsh, it would behoove the DA, divulges the dramatic develop- record straight: While these cuts are difficult you know can be just as terrifying as and all of us, to scrutinize the facts ment of a new device that tests for Classified staff are being paid for our members, we agreed, with forced sex at the hands of a stranger, and in this article. Here are a few sepsis, getting results in three from the same pay scale used in the understanding that the board that the cruelty of such a betrayal can quotes: hours. the 2010-11 school year and are would treat all units (licensed, inflict an injury just as great as the one I “Hospital stays for sepsis in To continue to pursue this case not receiving a step increase. This confidential, and administrators) suffered by women who are raped by the U.S. have more than doubled with such dubious and question- is on top of many of our staff los- in the same manner. Please do not strangers. in recent years.” able facts would be a tragic waste ing more than the equivalent of 12 add salt to our wounds by spread- As I put it 26 years ago, to be forced to I “The infection can be sud- of taxpayer funds and a scary mis- days from their pay, including one ing erroneous information that have sex without consent is “real rape.”If den, capricious and difficult to carriage of justice. This judicial holiday. everyone at South Coast ESD is anybody had told me then that I would identify, masquerading as a minor mindset has unnerving implica- Our insurance contributions by receiving wage and benefits still have to be making this point in 2012 injury or illness that erupts into tions and harbors jeopardy for us the ESD are also the same as they increases. — much less in response to a major party full-blown, whole-body organ all. What if you were to counsel a were for the 2010/11 school year, Ginny Groce candidate for Senate — I would not have failure within hours or days.” friend and missed the symptoms in spite of the fact that premiums Coos Bay believed it. I “The mortality rate is alarm- of suicide, or a social justice have increased drastically, in part President After so many years in which women — ing, between 20 percent and 50 worker missed signs of abuse? due to the monopoly created by OSEA 119 and men — have been fighting to reform not only the laws prohibiting rape but also attitudes such as Akin’s, what has gone wrong? Who is Paul Ryan? Rape is hard to prove. There are rarely witnesses. A frightened woman may I wanted to like Paul Ryan. It’s a reason I don’t like politi- the American idea, (that) our can get back toward limited gov- rightly decide that resistance is futile and Before he was nationally cians. rights don’t come from govern- ernment, economic freedom. dangerous, leaving DNA evidence but no known, Rep. Ryan visited me at But at least Ryan speaks ment. ... And so we do not want a And I feel pretty good where we scars and bruises to support her claim ABC, and we went to lunch. He against bailouts now. government where they give us are and how we brought this that she did not consent. I just cried. was terrific. He was a rare politi- “We’re reaching a tipping our rights and redistribute, regu- conversation forward.” But there also has been a backlash, cian, one who actually cared point in this late and ration our rights.” He should feel good. For 50 spurred by the age-old belief that women about America’s coming debt country where Hope he’s right. years, the needle did not move at will lie about rape, use it as a weapon crisis and the unfairness of enti- a majority of In 2008, Ryan proposed a against men who scorn them. Yet in all tlements. He even talked about Americans are “Roadmap for the Future,” a all. Americans accepted the wel- this time, there has not been one serious F.A. Hayek’s “The Road to Serf- getting their budget plan that would slow the fare state. Now, more under- study establishing that the victims of rape dom"! If only more politicians benefits and growth of government. It was stand. are any more likely to make false claims thought that way. livelihoods timid. It wouldn’t eliminate the “We have one more opportu- than victims of other crimes. Yes, it hap- But then the housing bubble from the feder- Education Department or other nity in this country... It is not too pens, which is why police and prosecutors burst. Ryan voted for TARP. Then al government useless government agencies and late to revive and reapply the investigate before they prosecute. But it he voted for the auto bailout. ...” wouldn’t balance the budget for American idea. But there will JOHN also happens that people lie about how Who is this guy? I thought he Why does decades. come a point where that moment STOSSEL their house burned down, who started the believed in markets! this put us on a Yet even Republicans said his might pass us.” fight and whether they were acting in At Fox, when I got my own TV road to “serf- plan was too radical. Newt Gin- Countries can get off the road self-defense. show, I asked him about that. Columnist dom”? grich called it “right-wing social to serfdom. Canada did it and If you have ever lived through the “I voted for TARP because I “Because we’re moving from a engineering.” process of criminal prosecution of a rape believed we were going to fall into society where the goal of govern- Last year, I invited Ryan back prospered because of it. It won’t charge, or witnessed a friend or loved one a deflationary spiral, the econo- ment is not to equalize opportu- on my show to talk about that. By be easy for America, but if we do who has, you know how brutal it is, my was going to collapse. ... The nity but to equalize the results of then, “the needle had moved.” it, Paul Ryan deserves much of notwithstanding all the efforts to reform purpose of voting for that auto our lives. ... The more we ask Ryan’s Roadmap helped change the credit. the system. The much bigger problem bill was to prevent the auto com- government to do for us, the the discussion. Many Republi- “What I’ve learned in south- with rape is not how many women report panies from getting TARP dol- more government can take from cans woke up. Newt apologized ern Wisconsin (is that) people are unfounded claims, but how many women lars. ... Now TARP has become us. ... Government is doing so for his comment. The Republican ready to be talked to like adults, are afraid to report at all — because of fear this revolving government slush much in our lives that we have Study Committee proposed big- not like children. And they know of repercussions from the perpetrator and fund. Never was intended ... .” less freedom to govern our- ger cuts. we’re in a debt crisis.” because of fear of the punishment the But in your ideal world, should selves.” Now, said Ryan, “I would call Hope he’s right. system will inflict, especially with men government have bailed out the I like hearing a politician say (my plan) mild. I was trying to get John Stossel is host of “Stossel” like Akin sitting on the jury, much less in auto company? that. consensus. We’ve moved the the Congress. “No.” I told Ryan that I fear that center of gravity. We’ve taken on on the Fox Business Network. He’s To find out more about Susan Estrich Whew. most Americans don’t under- what they call the third rail, these the author of “No They Can’t: and read features by other Creators I wish he had voted against stand economics and actually entitlement programs which are Why Government Fails, but Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the those bills, but the political class prefer a government that “takes the big drivers of our debt. We Individuals Succeed.”To find out Creators Syndicate website at www.cre- was in near panic, and Ryan is a care” of us. showed the country that there is more about John Stossel, visit his ators.com. politician. “No. I think people believe in a different way to go and that we site at www.johnstossel.com C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Thursday, August 23,2012 • The World • A5 Y K State New boyfriend’s Suit: Boys & Girls Club old life is still volunteer abused campers uncomfortably PORTLAND (AP) — Two victim could not be located close Portland-area girls allege in and did not sue. civil lawsuits filed The Associated Press DEAR ABBY: I started Wednesday that the Boys & does not usually identify dating my boyfriend a Girls Club of Portland victims of sexual assault. month ago. On our third Metropolitan Area failed to The Boys & Girls Club of date he informed me that he protect them from a volun- Portland Metropolitan Area was previously married. It teer who the girls say sexual- said it would not comment lasted two years and he has ly abused one of them in until it learns more about the been divorced for almost a 2010 and the other in 2011. allegations. year. It didn’t bother me, so The suits allege the club “We will cooperate fully I let it go. didn’t report the volunteer to with the judicial process,” He introduced me to his police after they learned he said Melissa Froman, two roommates — one of had abused one of the girls Director of Resource them is female. After and failed to conduct back- Development, in a statement spending a day with them, I ground checks or otherwise on Wednesday afternoon. noticed he had an odd rela- screen volunteers. “We want to assure parents tionship The volunteer is not of our ongoing commitment with her. DEAR named in the suit because he to the safety of their children When I ABBY was a minor at the time of and invite them to visit our asked him The Associated Press the alleged assaults. The operations at any time.” about it Wednesday, Aug. 22 photo provided by the Beaverton police shows pit bulls that were allegedly attacked by girls’ attorney, Hollis The Portland filing is one later, he four people at a Beaverton home.Arrested on charges of animal abuse and animal neglect were: 59-year-old McMilan, said in a news of several cases involving said she’s Stanford Evans, 48-year-old Darlene Exendine, 43-year-old Carl Crosswhite and 36-year-old Steven Young. release that the volunteer Boys & Girls Clubs his ex- Rowe says three of the four suspects were also charged with disorderly conduct because they threatened the pleaded guilty to sex abuse Crew said the wife. They neighbors who told them to stop hurting the dogs. Ten pit bulls were seized from the home. The Oregon charges. He was not incar- Washington County District live togeth- cerated, said Steve Crew, Attorney’s Office declined to er and Humane Society is evaluating them. another attorney in the suit, prosecute the 2010 assault share basi- but he did undergo rehabili- alleged by the younger girl at cally JEANNE tation. a Forest Grove elementary everything, PHILLIPS The volunteer was 15 in school Boys & Girls Club, but including Police ID suspect in 2010. the club told the parents of groceries The lawsuit alleges that the victim that they would and a laptop. He can’t seem the club knew the volunteer ban the volunteer. to understand why I’m dis- was a threat after a 2010 When two more victims turbed by this. Fred Meyer shooting assault in Forest Grove and in Hillsboro came forward in He says the decision to claimed to ban him, but still 2011, Crew said the district divorce was mutual and PORTLAND (AP) — Barbara Nichols told allowed him to re-register attorney’s office prosecuted that they have both been Police have released the KTVZ her husband Jerry was with a Hillsboro club in 2011, all three cases. seeing other people for a name of a man accused of STATE a kind and caring man who where they allege he abused A representative of the while. I adore him and hate shooting a fellow customer DIGEST “wouldn’t hurt a fly.” two more girls, only one of Washington County District to end a fantastic relation- at a Fred Meyer store in Bend police say the 64- whom sued. Attorney’s Office’s juvenile ship because I’m jealous. I Clackamas County. na plants were discovered in year-old was combative The girls are now 7 and 11. division declined to comment have no life experience to Sgt. Adam Phillips of the the Redmond home. with staff at the St. Charles The lawsuits seek $2.5 mil- immediately before investi- prepare me to handle this Clackamas County Sheriff’s Medical Center on Aug. 12. lion for each girl. The third gating the matter further. sort of situation, so I don’t Office says 66-year-old 4 arrested in Beaverton Nichols went outside the know what to do. Help! — Jerry Harryman was accused pit bull abuse case hospital and threatened an TAKEN ABACK IN PITTS- of first-degree assault after officer. Police say the officer Agency says fines needed BURGH BEAVERTON (AP) — Tuesday’s shooting and Police have arrested four deployed a Taser. When that DEAR TAKEN ABACK: booked into jail. failed, he used an “open Sometimes when a person people after receiving com- to clean Oakridge air Phillips says the shooting plaints that pit bulls were hand strike.” doesn’t know what to do, happened when Harryman Police and a deputy dis- OAKRIDGE (AP) — The Instead, city police have the best thing to do is — being struck with a hammer and the 59-year-old victim and a shovel at a Beaverton trict attorney declined fur- agency that enforces federal given warnings or friendly nothing. Your relationship got into an argument at the ther comment until the air laws in Lane County has reminders. is very new. Stay calm and home. grocery checkout. Beaverton police medical examiner releases a tried to persuade Oakridge The agency said that must see how it develops. If you The victim continued to report. residents to help clean their change if the city is to com- both decide to take it to the spokesman Mike Rowe says fight Harryman despite his multiple neighbors called Nichols says her husband notoriously sooty winter air. ply with a federal mandate to next level, the living wound. Other customers was ill that day because he Now it wants punishment. clear the air by December arrangements may change Wednesday to report the joined the fracas and dis- abuse, and investigators had chronic obstructive pul- The Lane Regional Air 2014. to something you’re more armed Harryman. monary disease. Protection Agency has pro- The city “will have to look comfortable with. determined the dogs had The Oregonian reports been assaulted in the back- posed that the city start fin- at citations for people who DEAR ABBY: My 70- Harryman had a concealed Flags lowered in ing residents who operate are just not following the something-year-old moth- yard. handgun license, which was Arrested on charges of soldier’s honor smoky woodstoves or fire- rules and who are violating er is being remarried soon. revoked following his arrest. places. over and over again,”agency I’m happy she has found animal abuse and animal SALEM (AP) — Gov. John The victim — William neglect were: 59-year-old Kitzhaber has ordered flags The city approved an ordi- spokeswoman Sally Markos love again after my father’s Young of Clackamas — was nance five years ago that said. passing. Several of her Stanford Evans, 48-year-old lowered to half-staff on treated for the gunshot Darlene Exendine, 43-year- Saturday in honor of an allows it to levy such penal- The city surrounded by friends are throwing her a wound at OHSU Hospital ties, but not one resident has the Willamette National lingerie shower to cele- old Carl Crosswhite and 36- Oregon soldier killed in and released. year-old Steven Young. Afghanistan. been fined since its passage, Forest is located in a deep brate. Abby, I am uncom- The Register-Guard report- valley where many residents fortable attending this Authorities uncover Rowe says three of the In a statement four suspects were also Wednesday, Kitzhaber calls ed. use woodstoves for heat. party. pot growing operation I asked that she exclude charged with disorderly con- Private First Class Andrew me from the list, but yes- REDMOND (AP) — The duct because they threat- Keller of Tigard “a proud terday I received an invita- authorities say they uncov- ened the neighbors who told Oregonian and a dedicated Death Notices tion. Hooray! She has a new ered a marijuana grow oper- them to stop hurting the solider.” The governor says life which involves new ation after executing a search dogs. Keller’s death is tragic but his Lester G. Reed — 87, of Schroeder Funeral Service, love. I just don’t want to warrant at a Central Oregon Ten pit bulls were seized legacy will not be forgotten, Coos Bay, passed away Aug. Bandon, 541-347-2907. think of my mother in that home. from the home. The Oregon and Kitzhaber asks 20, 2012, in Roseburg. role. Am I wrong to not Redmond police say 40- Humane Society is evaluat- Oregonians to pause Arrangements are pending want to attend? — THEY year-old Crystal Kral was ing them. Saturday to recognize with Nelson’s Bay Area The World publishes charged with possession and Keller’s sacrifice. Mortuary, 541-267-4216. GROW UP SO FAST Bend man dies after death notices and service DEAR T.G.U.S.F.: You’re manufacture of marijuana, The 22-year-old soldier Ellen Jane Kerr — 87, of listings as a free public not wrong. While most of and the manufacture of mar- confrontation at hospital died Aug. 15 when enemy Coos Bay, passed away Aug. service. Obituaries and us are aware that we did not ijuana within 1,000 feet of a BEND (AP) — The wife of forces attacked his unit. He 20, 2012, in Coos Bay. “Card of Thanks” items are arrive via immaculate con- school. a Bend man who died nine was based at Caserma Arrangements are pending supplied by families or ception, few of us want to Six other Redmond resi- days after police used a Taser Ederle, an Army post in with Nelson’s Bay Area funeral homes and are pub- dwell on the reality of our dents face lesser drug to subdue him at a hospital Vicenza, Italy. Mortuary, 541-267-4216. lished for a fee. For details, parents as sexual beings. charges. says her husband suffered Kitzhaber’s order applies John Fox — 68, of contact Amanda at ajohn- Because you have already The Bulletin newspaper from post-traumatic stress to flags at public institutions Coquille, passed away Aug. [email protected], or told your mother how you of Bend reported Wednesday disorder from his time in the from sunup to sundown on 17, 2012. Arrangements are 541-269-1222 ext. 269. feel, simply respond to the that more than 140 marijua- Vietnam War. Saturday. pending with Amling invitation by saying you are unable to attend. • Cremation DEAR ABBY: I often read • Funeral Service letters in your column you Obituaries refer to as “Pennies From in Camas Valley. Powers; grandsons, Kevin Heaven.” I have something Jim Adamek Locally Aug. 31, 1913 - Aug. 11, 2012 In 1944 the family moved and Sara Adamek of “Our family Owned I’d like to share with you. to Powers where they stayed Brookings, Gary and Juul & I believe that I have A memorial service will be until Jim’s retirement in Adamek of San Diego, Calif., serving your family” Operated received such gifts from my held for Jim Adamek, 98, of 1966. Shortly after, they Jimmy and Sarah Adamek of older brother, Shane, who Myrtle Point at 11 a.m. 541-267-4216 built their dream house in Eagle Point, Stan and Katina 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson passed away as an infant. I Saturday, Aug. 25, at the Myrtle Point. During the Adamek of Wilsonville, and found one the other day Myrtle Point Chapel of next few years they traveled Frank and Kelsie Adamek of that can’t be explained Amling/Schroeder Funeral throughout the U.S., and Gaylord; and12 great-grand- away as anything but a Service, 404 Seventh St. virtually around the world, children. penny from heaven. James Vaclav Adamek was including several hunting He was preceded in death As I was about to leave born Aug. 31, 1913, in Malin and fishing trips to Alaska. by his parents, brothers, for my morning commute to Frank and Rose Herink Between travels he was often Frank and Harry; sister, to work, I went out to the Adamek. He passed away helping “the boys” with one Rosella; and his beloved wife garage where I keep my Aug. 11, 2012, in Coos Bay. project or another, particu- and life partner in every way, bike, helmet and biking In 1921, the family larly if it involved building Frances. gloves. As I pulled my glove acquired a ranch at Olalla something. In lieu of flowers, contri- on, I found — you guessed where Jim grew up, graduat- Jim is survived by sons butions can be made to the it! — a penny was lodged in ed from the eighth grade and and daughters-in-law, Myrtle Point Senior Center, the little finger. I never keep stayed home to help on the Noble and Patty and Jim and 1441 Doborout St., Myrtle money where these gloves ranch. In 1938 he and Frances Teresa of Powers; grand- Point, OR 97458. are, so I can only guess that Smith were married follow- daughters, Kelle and Todd Arrangements are under the Shane put it there for me. — ing her graduation from Little of Myrtle Point, Kim direction of Amling/Schroeder LOVED LITTLE SISTER IN Camas Valley High School. and Gared Wold of Rainier, Funeral Service – Myrtle Point INDIANA Several years later he became Shari and William White of Chapel, 541-572-2524. DEAR LOVED LITTLE a partner in Standley Oklahoma City, Okla., and Sign the guestbook at Crremationemation GardensGardens SISTER: The penny may Brothers Logging Company Lindy and Tim Stallard of www.theworldlink.com. indeed have been a token of Stop by and visit our peaceful cremation gardens. If you your angel brother’s affec- Joseph Vincent Doss California. Joe served in the Calabasas, Calif.; brother, have already scattered ashes or would like to inurn ashes tion. Keep it for luck while in a permanent place to reflect and remember, consider Oct. 26, 1935 - Aug. 17, 2012 United States Army where William Doss of Rockaway, you’re on the road, and pedal he rose to the rank of cap- Calif. our cenotaphs, cremation spaces, brick niches, on with confidence knowing Joe was born Oct. 26, tain. He had three mar- Memorial contribution in columbariums, boulders, benches, urns, you’re being lovingly 1935, in Los Angeles, Calif., riages, and two children. Joe Joe’s name may be made to the rose garden and cremation watched over from above. to George S. Doss and lived in Los Angeles and St.Jude’s Children Research jewelry at affordable prices. Dear Abby is written by Adrienne (Ossola) Doss. He Mammouth, Nev., finally Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Abigail Van Buren, also passed away Aug. 17,2012, in settling in Coos Bay. He Memphis, TN 38105. Est. 1914 Est. 1939 known as Jeanne Phillips, North Bend from natural enjoyed golfing, boating, Arrangements are under and was founded by her causes. fishing, gardening, and most the direction of Coos Bay mother, Pauline Phillips. Joe was raised in the Los of all watching his grand- Chapel, 541-267-3131. Locally owned by Tom Boynton Write Dear Abby at Angeles area. Following children grow. Friends and family are www.DearAbby.com or school he obtained a phar- Joe is survived by his son, encouraged to sign the guest- 541-267-7182 541-888-4709 P.O. Box 69440, Los macist degree at the Daren Doss of Seattle,Wash.; book at http://www.coos- 63060 Millington Frontage Rd. 1525 Ocean Blvd. SW Angeles, CA 90069. University of Southern Coos Bay, OR Coos Bay, OR daughter, Kristen Doss of bayfh.com. www.coosbayfh.com C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Thursday, August 23,2012 Y K Health New AIDS-like disease in Asians, not contagious

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS known, but the disease does the cases have been found fever, infections throughout not seem to be contagious. since 2004. Their report is in her bones and other bizarre Researchers have identi- This is another kind of today’s New England Journal symptoms in 2009. She had fied a mysterious new dis- acquired immune deficiency of Medicine. been sick off and on for sev- ease that has left scores of that is not inherited and “This is absolutely fasci- eral years and had visited people in Asia and some in occurs in adults, but doesn’t nating. I’ve seen probably at Vietnam in 1995 and again in the United States with spread the way AIDS does least three patients in the early 2009. AIDS-like symptoms even through a virus, said Dr. last 10 years or so” who “She was wasting away though they are not infected Sarah Browne, a scientist at might have had this, said Dr. from this systemic infec- Easy Online Contact with HIV. the National Institute of Dennis Maki, an infectious tion” that at first seemed like The patients’ immune Allergy and Infectious Dis- disease specialist at the Uni- tuberculosis but wasn’t, said Lens Ordering! systems become damaged, eases. versity of Wisconsin in Dr. Carlton Hays Jr., a family leaving them unable to fend She helped lead the study Madison. physician at the Jackson off germs as healthy people with researchers in Thailand It’s still possible that an Clinic in Jackson, Tenn. www.coosbayvision.com do. What triggers this isn’t and Taiwan where most of infection of some sort could Nguyen was referred to trigger the disease, even specialists at the National • Easy Ordering though the disease itself Institutes of Health who had doesn’t seem to spread per- been tracking similar cases. • Billable to Insurance son-to-person, he said. She spent nearly a year at an • Lower Pricing & Rebates The disease develops NIH hospital in Bethesda, around age 50 on average but Md., and is there now for FRESH TUNA does not run in families, monitoring and further VISIT our site TODAY! which makes it unlikely that treatment. a single gene is responsible, Researchers are calling Charleston Marina Browne said. Some patients this new disease an “adult- have died of overwhelming onset” immunodeficiency infections, including some syndrome because it devel- COOS BAY VISION CENTER Asians now living in the U.S. ops later in life and they PATRICIA GATES, OD Kim Nguyen, 62, a seam- don’t know why or how. 986 Central Ave., Coos Bay • 541.267.4224 • Like us on facebook 541-294-6300 stress from Vietnam who has “Fundamentally, we do lived in Tennessee since not know what’s causing 1975, was gravely ill when she them to make these antibod- sought help for a persistent ies,”Browne said.

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BY MIKE STOBBE breaks ever seen in the Unit- toes pick up the virus from Only about 1 in 5 infected Houston, Chicago and Texas deaths were reported The Associated Press ed States,” said Petersen, birds they bite and then pass people get sick. Early symp- Phoenix. on Tuesday. who oversees the CDC’s it on to people. toms can include fever, Those areas seem to have a Officials last week started ATLANTA — The current mosquito-borne illness pro- CDC officials are also headache and body aches. combination of factors that aerial spraying for mosqui- West Nile outbreak is one of grams. looking into the possibility Some recover in a matter of include the right kinds of toes in Dallas County.But it’s the largest in the U.S., with So far, 1,118 illnesses have that the virus mutated, but so days. But 1 in 150 infected virus-carrying mosquitoes too soon to measure the four times the usual number been reported, about half of far have no information people will develop severe and birds, along with large effect — it takes between of cases for this time of year, them in Texas. In an average showing that happened, symptoms including neck numbers of people who can three and 14 days for people federal health officials said year,fewer than 300 cases are Petersen said. stiffness, disorientation, be infected, health officials to develop symptoms after Wednesday. reported by mid-August. West Nile virus was first coma and paralysis. say. being infected by a mosqui- It’s still too early to say There have also been 41 diagnosed in Uganda in Many illnesses probably Illnesses this year have to. how bad the year will end up deaths this year, the CDC 1937, but no cases were go unreported, especially been reported in 38 states, The best way to prevent because most infections are said. reported in the U.S. until milder cases. In this year’s but the bulk of them have West Nile disease is to avoid reported in August and Sep- And cases seem to be 1999 in New York. The virus case count, more than half been in Texas, with a concen- mosquito bites. Insect repel- tember. But never before accelerating: about 400 of gradually spread across the are severe, CDC officials tration in the Dallas area. lents, screens on doors and have so many illnesses been the cases were reported in country. said. It’s not clear why Texas is windows, and wearing long reported this early, said Dr. just the last week. It peaked in 2002 and In recent years, cases have seeing so many cases, but it’s sleeves and pants are some of Lyle Petersen, of the Centers Experts think the mild 2003, when severe illnesses been scattered across the alarming. Twenty-one the recommended strategies. for Disease Control and Pre- winter, early spring and very reached nearly 3,000 and country. Hot spots are usual- deaths have been reported in Also, empty standing water vention. hot summer helped stimulate deaths surpassed 260. Last ly in southeast Louisiana, the state so far this year, from buckets, kiddie pools “We’re in the midst of one mosquito breeding and the year was mild, with fewer central and southern Califor- which is more than all other and other places to discour- of the largest West Nile out- spread of the virus. Mosqui- than 700 cases. nia, and areas around Dallas, years combined. Four of the age breeding. 40 indicted in drug ring run from prison VENDORSVENDORS WANTEDWANTED: : BY RICK CALLHAN custody. Only one prison “Once acquired, the hero- also declined to comment. The Associated Press guard was among those in was brought from Illinois The lone corrections offi- charged, though the indict- to Indiana by the use of cer facing charges, Jon Dob- forfor TheThe WorldWorld INDIANAPOLIS — Two ment alleges several were couriers where it was, in bins, worked at another inmates housed at different involved. Prosecutors turn, distributed on the prison, the Wabash Valley Indiana prisons ran a drug declined to say if more streets to various places” in Correctional Facility in newspaper’snewspaper’s ring that distributed charges were expected. central and southern Indi- southwestern Indiana. The methamphetamine and Few details about the ana, the indictment states. indictment alleges he was heroin thanks to cellphones defendants were included in Meth was acquired from found “in possession” of smuggled in by guards, the court documents, sources in California, while nearly 21 grams of a sub- according to a federal indict- though prison records show other drugs, including PCP, stance containing meth, and ment that charges 40 people Perez is serving time for were also involved, accord- had a cellphone that he in connection with the murder and attempted mur- ing to the indictment. intended to “clandestinely scheme. der at Westville Correctional In at least one call in May bring” into the prison and An indictment unsealed Facility in northern Indiana, 2012, Addler stayed on the leave with an inmate. Wednesday alleges that the while Addler is housed at phone with a woman Dobbins didn’t have a list- purported ringleader, Oscar central Indiana’s Pendleton “throughout the duration” ed phone number in Indiana, Perez, and an inmate at Correctional Facility on con- of a drug deal as she sold according to phone records. Saturday,Saturday, AugAug 25th25th -- 8am8am toto 4pm4pm another prison, Justin victions including drug about 20 grams of heroin at a Horty confirmed that Dob- Addler, even conference dealing. truck stop in Crawfordsville, bins was the only correc- JustJust OneOne BlockBlock AwayAway fromfrom thethe called with a third man using The indictment details a Ind., for $2,500, according to tional officer named in the smuggled cellphones to dis- Blackberry Arts Festival! series of alleged phone calls the indictment. indictment, but he declined cuss “pooling their financial the two men placed to people Tim Horty, a spokesman further comment. Caallll NNicoleicole ttodayoday ttoo resources” to get a discount Call Nicole today to on heroin. outside the prisons, includ- for U.S. Attorney Joe The Indiana Department rreeserveserrve yyourourr sspacepace nnow!ow!! At least 17 people ing to oversee the purchase Hogsett, declined to discuss of Correction issued a state- appeared in court Wednes- of “large amounts” of heroin the indictment, including ment saying it has been 541-269-1222541-269-1222 day in Indianapolis after from a source in Chicago. whether additional inmates cooperating with the FBI about 300 FBI agents fanned They also instructed people or prison guards might be since the investigation began extext 283283 out across the state and how and where the drugs charged. Doug Garrison, a and that that department $$1010 space fee will go to support made arrests. A judge should be sold, prosecutors spokesman for the Indiana uncovered the evidence that tthehe American Cancer Society ordered them to remain in allege. Department of Correction, led to Dobbins. FDA names farm tied to salmonella in melons

OWENSVILLE, Ind. (AP) — The Food and Drug Administration has identi- fied a southern Indiana farm that produces cantaloupes linked to a deadly salmonella outbreak and says the opera- tion has recalled its melons. The FDA says Chamber- lain Farms of Owensville could be one source of the multistate outbreak. A Chamberlain Farms attorney says it voluntarily withdrew its cantaloupes last week and that all its retail and wholesale purchasers com- plied. Owensville is 20 miles north of Evansville. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that of 178 people infected in 21 states, two have died and 62 have been hospi- talized. Salmonellosis causes diar- rhea, fever and cramps and can be fatal.

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C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Thursday, August 23,2012 Y K World Syrian rebels advance along Iraqi border

BY BASSEM MROUE Rebels have been fighting t The Associated Press roops for days in al-Buka- mal, but over the past few ho BEIRUT — Syrian rebels w urs have taken over several ch aged fierce battles with regi eckpoints, the main police st me troops in a town along the ation and the local com- Iraqi border on Thursday, ca mand of the Political Securi- pturing a string of security p ty Directorate, one of Syria’s osts and the local police head powerful intelligence agen- quarters despite heavy gov- cies, according to Rami Abdu ernment shelling and airstrik l-Rahman, who heads the Bri es by warplanes, activists sai tain-based Syrian Observa- d. tory for Human Rights. Taking full control of al-B He added that govern- ukamal, located in the east- ment troops are still control ern oil-rich province of Deir of the border crossing point el-Zour and across the bor- leading to Iraq. der from the Iraqi town of Qa “There is an attempt to im, would expand the rebel fo take full control al-Buka- othold along the frontier wit mal,”Abdul-Rahman said. h Iraq. The border crossing p The Local Coordination oint has been in rebel hands s Committees activist group ince last month, although go said warplanes bombed al- vernment troops have remai Bukamal, but Abdul-Rah- ned in control of much of the man said the jets were flying town, activists say. over the town and struck The opposition already co nearby areas, not the town ntrols a wide swath of terri- itself. tory along the border with Tu Abu-Omar al-Deery, an rkey in the north as well as po activist in the provincial ckets along the frontier with capital of Deir el-Zour, said Jordan to the south and Leba by telephone that there are The Associated Press non to the west, which has pr “fierce battles” in al-Buka- A Syrian man, center, who fled his home due to fighting between the Syrian army and the rebels, fixes his car, while he and others take refuge at oven key in ferrying people a mal and that “the Free Syrian the Bab Al-Salameh border crossing, in hopes of entering one of the refugee camps in Turkey, near the Syrian town of Azaz, today. Thousands of nd material into and out of th Army is trying to liberate and Syrians who have been displaced by the country's civil war are struggling to find safe shelter while shelling and airstrikes by government forces e country. clean the city.” continue. UK newspapers avoid naked Harry photos

BY JILL LAWLESS media. which in turn advised news- The Associated Press With the inquiry consid- papers not to publish the ering whether to impose pictures. LONDON — The prince stricter limits on press free- Any paper that ran them has no clothes — but British dom, many feel the tabloids risks being chastised by the newspapers aren’t running are staying away from kiss- commission, which can the pictures. and-tells and celebrity demand a newspaper publish The country’s scandal- scoops that they once would loving tabloids devoted have relished. an apology, but has no power many pages Thursday to the Neil Wallis, a former News to issue fines. story of Prince Harry’s naked of the World executive edi- They could also potential- romp in a Las Vegas hotel tor, said fallout from the ly be open to an invasion-of- suite. But all heeded a warn- hacking scandal had left privacy lawsuit from the ing from royal officials that newspapers “terrified of prince. printing the images, already their own shadow.” A letter to the watchdog seen by millions on the “In this post-Leveson era from royal law firm Harbot- Internet, would infringe on ... they daren’t do things that tle and Lewis warned that the prince’s privacy. most of the country, if they royal officials “entirely So while Ireland’s Evening saw it in the newspaper, reserve their rights as to any Herald ran the stark-naked would think ‘that’s a bit of a future steps that they may prince on its front page, laugh,”’Wallis told the BBC. take should publication take British newspapers made do While newspapers includ- with pictures of holiday ing The Sun and the Daily place.” Harry in bathing trunks and Mirror proclaimed that the Once, editors might have fedora hat. naked photos had been risked it, arguing that pub- The Sun tabloid came up “banned,”that is not strictly lishing the images was in the with the most creative solu- true. public interest because tion, getting a staff member Several media organiza- Harry is a public — and pub- named Harry and a 21-year- tions around the world ran licly funded — figure. old female intern to recreate the two naked photos of the Satchwell acknowledged the naked pose under the prince, which are being sold, there was a risk Leveson’s headline “Harry grabs the according to British media inquiry could chill press crown jewels.” reports, for about 10,000 Bob Satchwell, head of freedom. But he said news- pounds ($16,000). papers were simply behaving et industry group the Society of British outlets refrained, ood Stre & responsibly over Harry. G Live Show Editors, said papers were after receiving a warning d ance ent merely complying with edi- Wednesday from palace offi- “Of course freedom of the Foo D ainm ne tors’ voluntary Code of Prac- Entert Shi cials. press is vitally,vitally impor- e of Soulpie tice, which declares “it is Prince Harry’s office con- tant,” he said. “But just Parad by unacceptable to photograph firmed it had contacted the because you can publish s ight! ion individuals in private places ampion turday N istrat Press Complaints Commis- something doesn’t mean Ch Sa Reg without their consent.” sion, an industry watchdog, that you should.” But other media-watchers For 2012 we are brining back the popular said a scandal that erupted a year ago over phone-hacking Swap Meet, automotive related items only. and other tabloid wrongdo- Hippo stuck in South ing had tamed Britain’s For more info call: once-rambunctious press. 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C M C M Y K Thursday, August 23,2012 • The World • A9 Y K Washington U.S. new-home sales rise to match 2-year high

BY CHRISTOPHER S.RUGABER lower than at the peak of the Though new homes rep- $90,000 in tax revenue, forecast that sales of previ- back sales is that many peo- The Associated Press housing bubble in 2006. resent less than 20 percent according to statistics ously occupied homes will ple are still having difficulty Those trends have helped lift of the housing market, they compiled by the National rise 8 percent this year to qualifying for home loans. WASHINGTON — Sales sales of both new and previ- have a disproportionate Association of Home about 4.6 million. That’s still Banks have tightened credit of new homes in the United ously occupied homes. impact on the economy. Builders. well below the 5.5 million standards for mortgages, States rose 3.6 percent in Sales of previously occu- Each home built creates an The housing market has a annual sales pace that is according to a report last July to match a two-year pied homes increased in July average of three jobs for a long way to go to reach full considered healthy. month by the Federal high reached in May, the lat- from June, the National year and generates about health. Some economists Another factor holding Reserve. est sign of a steady recovery Association of Realtors said in the housing market. Wednesday. Sales have The Commerce Depart- jumped 10 percent in the FRESH CAUGHT ALBACORE TUNA ment said Thursday that past year. TTunauna Time...Time... IIt’st’s here,here, FRESH CAUGHT ALBACORE TUNA new-home sales reached a Other recent reports also Tuna Time... Tuunana FishFiish N’N’’ ChipsChiips - seasonally adjusted annual point to a recovery. Home deep fried, pan fried, char-broiled. rate of 372,000. That’s the prices have begun rising itt’s’s fresh,fresh, getget itit whilewhile itit lasts!lasts! Tunauna MarsalaMarsalla • TunaTuna DijonaiseDiijjonaiise • TTunauna DiabloDiiabllo same as in May, which was nationwide. They increased the highest since April 2010. 2.2 percent in May from e RITE f th O Sand Bar Special: Appletini In the past 12 months, April, according to one lead- T o T V 011 Sand Bar Special: ES OAS FA 2 sales have jumped 25 per- ing index. That was the sec- B H C UT cent. Still, the increase is ond straight increase after SO Beeststt oofff tthethe SSouthoutth CCoastoastt 22011011 from a historically low level. seven months of flat or NOW Peeople’soplle’’s CChoicehoiice Award!Award!! New-home sales remain well declining prices. OPEN M below the annual pace of Builders, meanwhile, are ONDAYS 700,000 that economists growing more confident F OR Open Wed--Mon.. 10am-- 9pm SUMM HIGHIGH TIDETIDE CAFECAFE Cllosed Tuesday consider healthy. because they’re seeing more ER! HIGH TIDE CAFE One trend holding back traffic from potential buyers. FREE WiiFii sales is that there aren’t An index of builder confi- 5441-888-36641--888--3664 91124 Cape Arago Hwy. - Charleston • www.hightidecafellc.com many newly built homes dence rose to its highest level available. New homes for in five years in August. sale dipped last month to Builders responded by 142,000, the lowest on applying for the largest records dating back to 1963. number of building permits The housing market is in nearly four years last making a modest but steady month. They broke ground recovery in part because on slightly fewer new homes homes are more affordable: in July than in June. But that Mortgage rates have fallen to was after the number of near-record lows. Housing housing starts had reached a prices are about one-third 3 1/2-year high in June.

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C M C M Y K A10 •The World • Thursday, August 23,2012 Y K Weather South Coast Tonight: Increasing clouds, with a low around 52. North Oregon weather Friday, Aug. 24 National forecast wind 14 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph. Tonight/Friday City/Region Weather Underground forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures Forecast highs for Friday, Aug. 24 Friday: Cloudy through mid morning, then gradual Forecast for Friday, Aug. 24 Low | High temps Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy clearing, with a high near 65. North wind 11 to 18 mph. WASH. Seattle Friday Night: Increasing clouds, with a low around 49. 53° | 67° North wind 10 to 18 mph, with gusts as high as 28 mph. Portland Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 64. North 53° | 75° Pendleton northwest wind 6 to 8 mph. Billings 45° | 78° 57° | 88° Minneapolis Curry County Coast Newport 48° | 64° Bend 69° | 89° Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 51. 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Redmond 83 41 0 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Atlanta 84 70 .86 cdy Hartford Spgfld 84 60 clr Raleigh-Durham 81 67 .13 cdy Roseburg 85 56 0 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 Atlantic City 81 61 pcdy Honolulu 88 76 clr Reno 92 62 clr Friday: Mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming A trough of low pressure pushes a front through the Central US, sunny, with a high near 74. Salem 78 52 0 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 Austinproducing 91 showers 68 pcdy andHouston thunderstorms 91 74 across .02 cdy theRichmond Midwest. 85 69 pcdy Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 Baltimore 84 64 clr Indianapolis 85 61 clr Sacramento 91 59 clr Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 54. Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 North wind 6 to 11 mph. 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RAPE centimeter scratches on her the sexual encounter. er friend than Freeman, told MINERALS Trees vs. chromite left buttock. Freeman’s wife’s gynecol- her that she told Freeman to Before the Kimberly- Assault nurse Briggs said the abrasions ogist, Dr. Frank Mukaida, “stop” only in a whisper. Case end raises Clark dispute stalled negoti- were consistent with a sexu- also testified that he exam- Morse also said she didn’t ations with ORC, a key ques- finds rape signs al assault and that the vic- ined the victim 23 days after believe Freeman’s wife has more questions tion for county commission- Continued from Page A1 tim’s vagina was “red every- the alleged rape, and been truthful. Continued from Page A1 ers was whether revenue where.” although there was no evi- Freeman’s wife was from chromite mining would The defense called foren- dence of trauma, he referred recalled to the stand and said outweigh revenue from tim- with his wife may have got- sic pathologist Dr. Michael her to physical therapy for a she told Freeman to stop vesting them when they are berland. ten rough, but said he didn’t Propst, who reviewed Briggs’ medical problem associated “many times” and “loudly.” mature. Main says that issue will recall using any force or his examination — which he with the unlawful penetra- In her closing statement, remain at the forefront of wife telling him to stop. called very “thorough” — tion charge. prosecutor Erica Soublet A deal in the works? negotiations. He reiterated “I still thought we were plus medical records from Before calling Freeman to looked at the jury, eyes fierce The end of the legal battle that his preference would be having a good time,”he said, Bay Area Hospital, police the witness stand, defense through her glasses, and with Kimberly-Clark has referring to his wife leaving for ORC to mine on areas reports and lab reports on attorney Jesse Coggins called said, “Does ‘no’ mean ‘no?’” bigger ramifications for the room to call police. shortly after they have been the case. Cristy Morse, a close friend Soublet said the case county-owned forest land. Karen Briggs, the sexual Propst said Freeman’s of both Freeman and his boiled down to credibility logged. Before the dispute began assault nurse examiner wife’s injuries were minor wife. and she believed Freeman’s “That way, we get the (SANE) who examined Free- injuries to the vaginal area Morse said she drove the testimony proved he flip- in 2010, Coos County already forestry jobs and the mining man’s wife the morning after consistent with somebody victim to the emergency flopped on issues. was negotiating a deal with jobs,”he said. the alleged rape, testified who received oral sex. He room the morning after the “Apparently he has a good ORC to explore for chromite Messerle, Main’s oppo- that the victim had two 4.5- said his findings did not alleged assault. The witness memory for things that help on 6,000 acres of forest land. nent in November’s election, inch abrasions on her inner indicate whether or not con- testified that the victim, him, but not things that hurt The lawsuit stalled those agreed that a balance was thighs and three 7- to 9- sent had been given during whom she considered a clos- him,”she said. negotiations. needed. Commissioner Fred He said the biggest cost Messerle said an exploration would be the removal of trees midway through their life from local fish-processing at sea, either with a cold air which are attached to fishing deal is now on the front TUNA burner again. Commission- cycle. That meant the county plants. blast or a briner. Both meth- lines and attract tuna to bite. would lose a 15-25 year invest- ers would re-examine the Continued from Page A1 ods produces sushi grade Other fishermen use live bait ment with little pay off. Fresh, frozen, brined agreement over the next two tuna, Leonardini said. to entice tuna to the surface Reporter Daniel Simmons- summer and only a small por- The boats generally know His boat, the Judy S., around the boat. Then they months. Ritchie can be reached at 541- tion is sold directly to the where they will sell their tuna freezes tuna at sea with a manually hook tuna one at a Dan Smith, vice president 269-1222, ext. 249, or at public. Most is bought up by before they head out. Differ- briner, then exports it to time with a bamboo pole and of business development for [email protected]. canneries to be frozen, and ent fish plants — and different Spain. A briner works by fling them onto the boat. ORC’s parent company, IDM some loads are exported. countries — have specific pouring salt-laden water that Either way works, Leonar- International, said a deal tuna-handling rules. is kept at sub-zero tempera- Last year,Japanese canner- dini said. Early in the season, could be modeled after its There are three basic tures over the fish, freezing ies refilled their freezers with tuna are in a feeding frenzy, agreement with Kimberly- Outdoors methods for storing commer- them almost instantly. The Oregon tuna after the tsunami Clark. cially caught tuna, Leonardini salt keeps the water from trying to build up fat. At that In general, Smith said he Find out where the and drove up the price here, said. The most common is to freezing. point, they are more likely to Leonardini said. This year, the fill a boat’s cooler with ice to “I watched a fish drop in bite a jig. Later in the season, was pleased the county’s best fishing can be Japanese fleet is somewhat keep the fish fresh, and haul there once, and its eyes were when the tuna are fat and lawsuit against Kimberly- found. repaired so the demand — and them to shore within a few frozen within four seconds,” happy, jigs are less successful, Clark was finally closed. price — have dropped back days. These are the fish sold Leonardini said. and more bait comes out. “We are very happy,” down. from the dock, to the fish That also means the tuna Smith said. “We have had a Fishermen currently markets, and to the canneries. Playing a jig are big and tasty this time of lease with Kimberly-Clark See GO! Saturday receive about $1.20 per pound Other boats freeze the fish The Judy S. uses jigs to fish, year, the fishermen say. for two years.”

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Baseball | B2 Sports NASCAR | B3 B theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 THURSDAY,AUGUST 23, 2012 Second chances

BY TIM BOOTH project that coach Pete Carroll has suc- The Associated Press Braylon Edwards ceeded with already in his first two seasons with the Seahawks. RENTON, Wash. — When Two years ago it was bringing Mike he was signed at the end of making most of Williams in off the scrapheap and turning July, giving Braylon him into a 65-catch receiver on Seattle’s Edwards another shot way to a playoff appearance. But Williams seemed like a desperate Seahawks camp struggled for most of 2011 and was cut in move by the Seattle July, leaving the Seahawks devoid of the Seahawks as they tried to leaping 39-yard touchdown catch in big-bodied receivers Carroll and offensive find answers at wide receiver. Seattle’s preseason opener against coordinator Darrell Bevell want. It may turn out to be a very Tennessee and looked better than Terrell The Seahawks hoped that some of their shrewd decision. Owens, the other veteran wide receiver younger receivers would develop and pos- “I’m just trying to make sure I signed during training camp. sibly move into that role. But it’s Edwards know what I’m doing, giving It isn’t certain that Edwards will make who has been the most impressive thus far, myself an opportunity not only to the squad. But another strong performance even if he feels like the old man of the make some plays but make this Friday night when Seattle (No. 22 in the AP group. team,”Edwards said. Pro32) travels to Kansas City would go a “The average age on this team is about Through the first two long way toward securing a spot on the final 21,”Edwards joked. “I’m 29. I never thought weeks of the preseason, roster. that I was old until now.” Edwards has been among “I’m not surprised by anything he Edwards has been working as the split the Seahawks’ most (does),” said Seahawks tight end Kellen end, but also feels comfortable at flanker. If impressive wide Winslow, who played with Edwards in Sidney Rice can stay healthy — Rice will receivers, pushing Cleveland. “I’ve seen this guy every day make his preseason debut on Friday night for a spot on the for four years together. I’m not surprised at Kansas City — and Edwards wins the final 53-man by anything he can do. That’s why he’s other starting job, the Seahawks could have roster that here.” one of the bigger receiving duos in the seemed like a Edwards is trying to leave behind a mis- NFL. longshot when erable 2011 season in San Francisco during While it’s a highly competitive situation he had his initial which he was dogged by knee problems and Edwards finds himself in for just a few cov- tryout and was released after Week 16, missing out on eted roster spots, he’s trying to avoid view- eventually the 49ers’ run in the NFC playoffs. He ing it as being pitted against another spe- signed with played in just nine games for San Francisco cific receiver. Seattle on and spent most of the offseason looking for “I’m approaching it that this is a busi- July 31. a new home. ness and I’m going out there to do every- H e’s He was thought to be headed for Miami thing I can to show this team and this popped in after his initial tryout with the Seahawks organization that I’m focused and I’m seri- practice, and even had a brief appearance on HBO’s ous and I can in fact help them,” Edwards had a “Hard Knocks” before the Dolphins decid- said. “It doesn’t matter about markets or ed not to offer him a deal. So Edwards came (Owens) versus Braylon Edwards, or Sidney The back to Seattle where he’s in an offense he Rice, or Golden Tate. It’s not about that. Associated understands. It’s about who is showing up and playing Press He’s exactly the type of reclamation better.”

The Associated Press Oakland Athletics pitcher Bartolo Colon received a 50- game suspension from Major League Baseball. Bartolo Colon tests positive

The Associated Press BY JANIE MCCAULEY Southern California quarterback Matt Barkley calls a play during practice in Los Angeles on Friday. The Associated Press

1 OAKLAND, Calif. — In the 2 ⁄2 hours it took the Oakland Athletics to wrap up a series win against the Twins, Bartolo Colon’s belongings were removed from Trojans have title hopes his locker and his nameplate taken down. His replacement arrived from Triple-A, too. Colon received a 50-game suspension Wednesday for testing positive for testosterone, and the A’s disconnect- USC prepares for success behind senior Barkley ed themselves from the former Cy Young Award winner in a hurry. He left his teammates stunned and frustrated, BY JOHN MARSHALL some angry that a guy they thought they knew would The Associated Press take such a risk trying to gain an edge at age 39. The A’s now know what the Giants went through LOS ANGELES — Matt Barkley’s progression at Southern across San Francisco Bay. California has taken him from a heralded freshman who sometimes What a devastating week it has been for the Bay Area’s made questionable decisions to one of the best quarterbacks in col- two contending baseball teams. First, it was All-Star lege football. game MVP Melky Cabrera of the Giants suspended 50 So once he finished his junior season, the general belief was that games for testosterone last Wednesday, then Colon he would leave the Trojans for the NFL. He was, after all, already a exactly a week later for the same banned substance. polished quarterback and was expected to be a high NFL draft pick. “I think the league is doing the best they can with it, But when the time came to make a decision, Barkley surprised and therefore the policy and program is catching people,” just about everyone. He was coming back, forgoing a big payday in Oakland manager Bob Melvin said. “I don’t know how the NFL for one more college season and a chance to play for a much more you can do than that.” national title. Major League Baseball made the announcement of The Associated Press And with Barkley back, the Trojans are among the front-runners Colon’s penalty a week after suspending Cabrera. Garth Marriott, right, and his son Ozzy Marriott, 9, try to win a title. “I apologize to the fans, to my teammates and to the on the new Oregon Duck football jersey at the Duck “I assume he would have been a top-5 pick, Oakland A’s,” Colon said in a statement released by the Store in Eugene on Wednesday. totally ready to go in and be the face of a fran- Pac-12 players’ association. “I accept responsibility for my chise and be ready to play in the NFL,”USC actions and I will serve my suspension as required by the coach Lane Kiffin said. “His situation was Preview joint drug program.” Ducks unveil different, and I think it was about him want- He will miss the final 40 games of the regular season ing to do something special. What some people and the first 10 games of the postseason if Oakland have written, he may be able to go down as the most historic Trojan advances that far. Any remainder of the suspension new uniforms ever if we do big things this year.” would be served in a future season, if Colon signs anoth- The Trojans certainly have that chance. er major league contract. The past two seasons, USC has been ineligible for the postseason “It’s a shock,” Oakland reliever Grant Balfour said. EUGENE — The Oregon Ducks are at it because of NCAA sanctions. “He’s a guy that we’re definitely relying on right now. I again. Now, the Trojans are bowl-eligible again and have the type of guess you could say it’s bad timing any time, but espe- The No. 5 Ducks, already known for an players who could make not just a bowl run, but contend for much cially now.” array of flashy Nike-designed uniforms, more. Oakland, which hasn’t made the playoffs since added to the collection on Wednesday with a There’s Robert Woods, one of the nation’s most dynamic 2006, was preparing for an afternoon series finale “fully integrated uniform system,” according receivers who’s expected to be healthy after battling an ankle injury against Minnesota when players got the news from to the Beaverton-based shoemaker. last season. Complementing him, along with giving Barkley another clubhouse televisions. A closed-door team meeting was The most noticeable feature of the new option, is Marquise Lee, a could-break-one-any-play receiver called. uniforms is a pronounced wing design on the who’s expected to be more polished in his second season. “The Oakland Athletics are disappointed to learn of shoulders — a nod to Oregon’s duck mascot — Curtis McNeal, who ran for over 1,000 yards last season, is back today’s suspension,”the A’s said in a statement. and large numbers. But what sets the uni- and leads a deep running back corps, one that should be even better Starter Brandon McCarthy took that a little further. forms apart, according to Nike, is use of a new with the unexpected arrival of Penn State transfer Silas Redd. “You can say someone’s a good teammate, but it has to mesh material which the company touts as USC has plenty of playmakers on defense, too, led by safety T.J. extend in all facets,”McCarthy said after a 5-1 win. “Off lightweight and breathable. McDonald, who also bypassed a shot at the NFL, and cornerback the field, on the field and how you are in the clubhouse, The new jerseys will come in green, yellow, Nickell Robey. no matter how you look at it, we’ve now lost a really black and white. The Ducks are also expected Leading them all will be Barkley, a Heisman Trophy favorite who important part of our team to his actions.” to incorporate the so-called liquid metal hel- turns what would have been a good team into potentially a great one. mets that the team debuted at the Rose Bowl SEE SUSPENSION | B3 earlier this year. SEE TROJANS | B2 C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Thursday, August 23,2012 Y K Sports UCLA probably won’t Beltre repeat as South champs homers

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jim and Seattle Seahawks head Walker is a smaller-bodied Mora made no big promises coach, Mora hadn’t coached slot receiver who is very thrice when he took over as UCLA’s college football since a single quick-footed. head coach, vowing only that season with the Washington There’s also a lot of youth he would make fans proud. Huskies a quarter-century ago on the Bruins’ offensive line, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS With his first season at the until he took over the Bruins. the area that Mora called his helm almost upon him, Mora Nevertheless, Mora has ener- “biggest concern.” With ARLINGTON, Texas — will soon get a chance to show gized the Bruins fan base with returning starters Jeff Baca Adrian Beltre hit three home whether even more modest strong recruiting and an and Greg Capella sitting out runs, including two in a nine- goals are within reach of a attention-getting attitude. with concussions in the first run fourth inning, and had team that hasn’t appeared in “College football is all about week of fall, young players like five RBIs for the Texas the Rose Bowl in 13 seasons change,”said starting quarter- redshirt freshmen Ben Rangers in a 12-3 victory over and is overshadowed by back Brett Hundley, a redshirt Wysocki and Jake Brendel saw the Baltimore Orioles. Southern California, the freshman. “We just got to get valuable time. Beltre hit his first homer behemoth across town. better and keep it moving with “We’re still developing, leading off the second Mora said it hasn’t been dif- the new coach we got.” obviously both sides of the ball against former teammate ficult getting his players to buy While a few returning and even in the kicking game, Tommy Hunter. He connect- in and believe in the system. starters will lead the Bruins’ because everything is brand ed again off Hunter for a two- “As coaches, we’ve all been offense, including running new,” Mora said. run shot with none out in the fired and we’ve all been hired back Johnathan Franklin and Totally new is the 3-4 fourth. He to replace somebody,” he said. wide receiver Joseph Fauria, a defensive scheme Mora then hit “Our rule is that we never talk slew of freshmen have been brought to UCLA from his AL another negatively about the past. If asked to shoulder a lot of the NFL days. Since his arrival, Recap two-run we reflect on it,it’s in a positive load. In addition to Hundley, Mora has been mixing and drive with way.” Mora said the receiving trio of matching players to fit the two outs Mora replaced Rick Jordan Payton, Javon Williams scheme. Even talented while fac- The Associated Press Neuheisel, who went 21-29 in and Kenny Walker will all get returning starters like Tevin ing Kevin Gregg. Texas third baseman Adrian Beltre celebrates with teammates in the four seasons and lost the inau- major looks. McDonald and Sheldon Price Mitch Moreland hit his dugout after his home run during the fourth inning against Baltimore. gural Pac-12 title game to “What’s kind of neat is have to adjust. first grand slam in the fourth, Oregon in December. UCLA they’re all different,”he said. “We’re focusing on the little when the Rangers sent 12 the Twins for their second sweep. Phil Hughes (12-11) was the Pac-12 South champi- He said Payton is a strong- things,”Price said.“(Defensive batters to the plate. He straight winning series. allowed five hits and two runs on last season because USC handed receiver who uses his Coordinator Lou Spanos) is matched Beltre with a career Yoenis Cespedes hit a go- in seven innings with two was ineligible for the postsea- body well, Williams is a tall, staying on us about small high-tying five RBIs. ahead two-run single in the walks and five strikeouts. son. quick player whom Mora con- details that I thought didn’t The power surge support- third inning that held up for Tigers 3, Blue Jays 2: A former Atlanta Falcons siders a “homerun threat” and matter before.” ed a solid effort by Derek Tommy Milone, and Crisp Anibal Sanchez pitched Holland (8-6). The left-han- also singled and stole his 28th effectively into the seventh der pitched seven innings, base to give the A’s a much- inning, and Detroit held on to giving up three runs and five needed boost. beat the Blue Jays. TROJANS He took an even bigger step seasons without a chance to hits. He struck out five and Rays 5, Royals 3: James Sanchez (2-3), acquired last season as a junior, finish- play in the postseason, thanks walked three. Shields took a three-hitter from Miami in a five-player From Page B1 ing sixth in the Heisman vot- to NCAA sanctions tied to for- Mariners 3, Indians 1: into the eighth inning, lead- deal last month, allowed one ing after throwing for 3,528 mer Heisman Trophy-win- Eric Thames hit a tiebreak- ing Tampa Bay over the earned run and five hits in 6 “Our leader is back,” yards and a team-record 39 ning running back Reggie ing, two-run double with Royals for the Rays’ 16th win 2-3 innings. He struck out McNeal said. “Having your touchdowns while completing Bush. The Trojans also lost 30 two outs in the eighth inning, in 21 games. six and walked two, leaving leader to lead you in battle, it 69 percent of his passes — scholarships, forcing Kiffin and the Mariners beat Shields (12-7) retired 12 in with the tying run on third just motivates you even more another school record — with and his staff to get creative Cleveland for their eighth a row after Alcides Escobar’s base. to go get what we want.” just seven interceptions. with the depth chart and in straight win. two-out single in the third Angels 7, Red Sox 3: Barkley was highly touted After a season like that, the recruiting, while leaving the Seattle completed a and allowed three runs and Jered Weaver (16-3) as a freshman, expected to be consensus was that Barkley team bereft of depth. three-game sweep and is on five hits in 7 2-3 innings. rebounded from a terrible the next in a line of star quar- was headed to the NFL. Even USC’s roster is still thin its longest winning streak White Sox 2, Yankees 1: start by pitching seven solid terbacks at USC, following in he thought he was going because of the sanctions, but since taking eight in a row Chris Sale (15-4) struck out innings, and the Angels beat the footsteps of Carson before changing his mind — the postseason ban has been from June 23 to July 1, 2007. 13 in 7 2-3 stellar innings for the fading Red Sox. Palmer, Mark Sanchez and and the fortunes of the Trojans lifted, giving the players Athletics 5, Twins 1: his 15th victory, Alex Rios hit Slugger Albert Pujols left Matt Leinart. this season. something to play for other Coco Crisp homered, hit an a go-ahead homer and the in the fourth inning with He didn’t quite live up to “Right after we played than pride. RBI double and scored three White Sox beat the Yankees tightness in his right calf. He the billing as a freshman, UCLA I was on an emotional And, in a way, the past two runs, and the Athletics beat to complete a three-game went 2 for 2 and scored a run. throwing for over 2,700 yards high, and the way we finished years may have helped the and 15 touchdowns, but with out the season, I thought for Trojans. Now, they’re using 14 interceptions and occasion- sure I was going to the NFL,” the built-up frustration as al ill-advised throws. Barkley said. “But once that motivation. Barkley progressed the settled down, and I started “It seemed all bad at first,” Rookie wins 14th game next season, getting a better looking into it all, I think I Barkley said. “But ultimately, I grasp for the game while made the right call.” think it worked in our favor for throwing for nearly 2,800 Barkley’s return gives the this point where we are today.” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Braves 5 Nationals 1: Kris Medlen yards and 26 touchdowns with Trojans a chance to burst out Which, thanks to Barkley’s pitched seven shutout innings in his latest 12 interceptions as a sopho- of what had been a dark time. return, is in position for a PHOENIX — Rookie Wade Miley pitched winning performance and Martin Prado’s more. USC spent the past two national-title run. eight innings to earn his 14th victory, and two-run double proved decisive to help the Arizona beat Miami 3-0 on Wednesday night Braves end a four-game losing streak. to complete a sweep of the first home dou- Medlen (5-1) allowed seven hits while bleheader in Diamondbacks history. striking out seven and walking one. Fellow left-hander Tyler Skaggs (1-0) Reds 3, Phillies 2: Bronson Arroyo made his major league debut in the opener, allowed three hits in eight-plus innings, and allowing two runs and three hits over 6 2-3 Jay Bruce homered to lead Cincinnati. innings in a 3-2 victory. Arroyo (10-7), who gave up both runs Miley (14-8) gave up four singles, struck while striking out four and walking none, out five and walked one. retired the first 14 batters before Domonic REEL IN Paul Goldschmidt sin- Brown’s two-out homer in the fifth. 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C M C M Y K Thursday,August 23,2012 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Keselowski Saints name eyes title interim coach

BY NOAH TRISTER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS leading all 204 laps for his The Associated Press second victory of the season METAIRIE, La. — The and fifth overall. BROOKLYN, Mich. — Brad New Orleans Saints desig- Keselowski is talking the talk of a title nated offensive line coach Menard’s crew chief contender. Aaron Kromer as the interim fined for modifications The 28-year-old Keselowski proba- head coach for the first six bly won’t need a wild card to reach the DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — regular-season games, when NASCAR fined Paul Menard’s Chase for the Sprint Cup this year. He’s assistant head coach Joe Vitt near the top of the standings after back- crew chief $100,000 for ille- will have to serve his suspen- gal modifications found on to-back second-place finishes at sion in connection with the Watkins Glen and Michigan. the Chevrolet last weekend at NFL’s bounty investigation. Michigan. Perhaps more important, he’s starting Vitt has been overseeing to show some impressive consistency. head coach- TENNIS “We’re in a great position as a team ing duties as the Chase is about to start here to No. 1 Azarenka will be since Sean Sports make some noise,” Keselowski said. Payton’s top seed at U.S. Open “I’m just feeling lucky to be there — but NEW YORK — Top- then, of course, we obviously want to full sea- Shorts The Associated Press son suspen- ranked Victoria Azarenka will win. I can taste the legitimacy of being a be seeded No. 1 at the U.S. championship contender.” Martin Truex Jr., left, talks with Brad Keselowski in the garage during practice for last weekend’s sion began in mid-April, but Open, with 2006 champion Keselowski made it to the Chase last NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich. the Saints held off until Maria Sharapova at No. 3, year as a wild card, but now he’s solidly Wednesday on a decision and three-time winner in fifth place with three races remaining Greg Biffle. HMS didn’t materialize. concerning who would in the Cup’s regular season. Not only “My team has done an excellent job After last weekend’s race, when he become the figurehead of the Serena Williams at No. 4. does Keselowski have three wins in 2012 over the last few weeks of hitting their was passed by Johnson of Hendrick but coaching staff when Vitt has The U.S. Tennis — tied for the most on the circuit — but marks, executing on all fronts, no mis- still finished ahead of him, Keselowski to step aside in Week 1. Association announced the takes, solid cars,”Keselowski said. “I’m was asked if there was any extra satis- seedings Wednesday, strictly he also has seven straight top-10 finish- MLB es, five of which were in the top five. very proud of that.” faction to be competing race-for-race following this week’s WTA Next up is Bristol, where Keselowski Before the race, Keselowski had said with HMS. Strasburg could miss rankings. Defending U.S. Open won earlier this season. he felt he was at least tied for first in the “It’s a terrible way to live your life final two or three turns Keselowski finished fifth in the Cup standings, even though the point totals where you live it looking back at missed champion Sam Stosur is WASHINGTON — standings last year, a 20-spot jump said otherwise. His reasoning was that opportunities. I’m trying to live it where seeded seventh, and three- Nationals manager Davey from 2010. This year began poorly, with when the Chase starts, drivers receive I look forward at the great opportunity time winner Kim Clijsters is a late accident in the Daytona 500. bonus points for regular-season wins, that I have now,” Keselowski said. “I Johnson says Stephen No. 23. and the point totals don’t really matter. guess the thought enters your mind that Strasburg could miss his final Earlier in that race, he caused a bit of a PRO HOCKEY stir when he posted on Twitter during a In that sense, it was a disappointment it was never meant to be and this was two or three turns in the rota- red-flag stoppage. Afterward, NASCAR to fall just short of what could have been what was meant to be. That makes me tion during the regular sea- Oilers, forward Hall son. said it was OK for Keselowski to keep his a series-leading fourth victory. feel very fortunate there was some agree to seven-year deal cellphone in his car during events, and “Those bonus points mean a lot for higher calling in a way. In his first full season fol- that all drivers were encouraged to use the Chase, where consistent, solid- “It’s hard to always reflect on that, lowing elbow ligament EDMONTON, Alberta — social media. place finishes without risking a bad day especially when you’re struggling. But replacement surgery, The Edmonton Oilers have Before long, Keselowski was earning are extremely important,” Keselowski I’m not struggling now,so it’s easy to say.” Strasburg is 15-5 with a 2.85 locked up forward Taylor Hall attention for his driving again, with said. “You’ll probably be happier with After Sunday’s race, he spent a ERA and a National League- with a seven-year contract wins at Bristol and Talladega. A victory second in the Chase than what you decent amount of time talking about leading 183 strikeouts. The extension. at Kentucky started his current streak of would be here.” Johnson’s No. 48 car,portraying himself 24-year-old right-hander The Oilers say the con- top-10s. Keselowski rubbed some drivers the as a bit of an underdog. has thrown 145 1-3 innings, tract is worth an average of Last weekend, he led at his home wrong way earlier in his career with his Then he began looking ahead. and the Nationals are $6 million per season. state’s track before being passed by aggression, and after he spent time in “Although they might have the most thought to have given him a Hall was the first overall Jimmie Johnson with about 10 laps to development with Hendrick speed, we’re not giving up,”Keselowski limit of 160-180. pick in the 2010 draft and has since become a key fixture on go. Johnson’s engine later faltered, and Motorsports, he signed with Penske in said. “We’re going to keep ’em honest MLB approves Yakima’s Keselowski finished second behind the fall of 2009 when a Cup ride with through this Chase.” the team’s youthful top line move to Hillsboro in 2013 alongside fellow first overall HILLSBORO — Major pick Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Jordan Eberle. Hall fin- ERA in 24 starts this season, just one of them. ... You have it takes if they think they League Baseball has SUSPENSION approved the Yakima Bears’ ished with 27 goals and 26 his first with the A’s, and to have a short memory.” have a chance to get away assists in 61 games before his From Page B1 has a 171-122 record in 15 big Five players have been with it.” request to move to Hillsboro for the 2013 season. season was cut short by a league seasons. A two-time suspended this year under The five positive tests are shoulder injury. General manager Billy All-Star, the burly right- the big league drug program. the most in the major league The Oregonian reports Beane received word from hander won the 2005 AL Cy San Francisco reliever program since there were that Hillsboro Mayor Jerry LITTLE LEAGUE MLB earlier Wednesday and Young Award after going 21- Guillermo Mota was penal- eight in 2007. Willey made the announce- began searching for a starter 8 for the Los Angeles ized 100 games in May fol- Beane took a chance on ment at the end of Tuesday’s Teen earns settlement of to take Colon’s turn in the Angels. lowing his second positive suspended slugger Manny council meeting. Willey metal bat lawsuit rotation today at Tampa Bay. Colon will lose the test and is eligible to return Ramirez earlier this year. added that construction of a $15.2 million, 4,500-seat sta- A New Jersey teenager left Tyson Ross was called up remaining $469,945 of his $2 Aug. 28. Philadelphia infield- Ramirez signed with Oakland brain-damaged after being from Triple-A Sacramento million base salary this year. er Freddy Galvis and free while completing his sus- dium can begin soon. The Yakima Bears are the struck by a line drive off a and moved into Colon’s club- He also has earned $750,000 agent outfielder Marlon Byrd pension for a positive test but Northwest League affiliate of metal bat while he was play- house spot. in performance bonuses were suspended 50 games was released in June per his the Arizona Diamondbacks. ing in a youth baseball game “It shocked all of us just based on starts and $150,000 each in June. request while struggling in The Eugene Emeralds and will receive $14.5 million to based on innings, which are In addition, a 50-game the minors. the fact someone got caught Salem-Keizer Volcanoes play settle his lawsuit against the for that,” Ross said. not affected. Today’s start suspension of NL MVP Ryan “Baseball and the union in the same league. They are bat manufacturer, Little Beane addressed the A’s in would have earned him Braun was overturned after have both been pretty farm teams for the San Diego League Baseball and a sport- the clubhouse before the another $250,000, and the his lawyers argued his urine aggressive in their approach,” Padres and San Francisco ing goods chain. team took the field for suspension will cost him the sample wasn’t handled as the Beane said. Giants, respectively. The settlement of Steven pregame warm-ups. chance to make $850,000 in rules in the drug program Colon did not file a griev- Domalewski’s lawsuit was “Listen, it’s disappoint- additional bonuses based on specified at the time. ance, a person familiar with AUTO RACING announced in state Superior ing. From a baseball stand- innings. “Win at all costs in sport the suspension said, speak- Peters leads every lap Court in Passaic County. The point, we’re scrambling,” “It is what it is. We cer- at every level,” U.S. Anti- ing on condition of anonymi- boy, now 18, lives in Wayne, Beane said. “We’re all disap- tainly don’t support the Doping Agency CEO Travis ty because that detail wasn’t for Trucks Series win N.J. His family had claimed pointed, not just for the actions, but you have to move Tygart wrote in an email to announced. Also, the person BRISTOL, Tenn. — the metal bat was unsafe Giants and the A’s, but for forward,” Melvin said. “You The Associated Press. said, MLB hasn’t found any Timothy Peters won the because baseballs could baseball.” go through things over the “Athletes and their links between Cabrera and NASCAR Trucks Series race carom off it at much faster Colon is 10-9 with a 3.43 course of the season. This is entourages will do whatever Colon at this point. at Bristol Motor Speedway, speeds than wooden bats. SCOREBOARD

Chicago 47 76 .382 28 (F.Morales 3-4), 4:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. Nesbitt on the waived-injured list. 1 On The Air Local Schedule Houston 39 85 .315 36⁄2 Oakland (B.Colon 10-9) at Tampa Bay (Cobb 7- Atlanta at Miami, 4:30 p.m. CAROLINA PANTHERS—Waived C Scott West Division W L Pct GB 8), 4:10 p.m. San Diego at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Mruczkowski. Today Today San Francisco 69 55 .556 — Minnesota (Diamond 10-5) at Texas (Darvish Seattle at Kansas City, 5 p.m. DETROIT LIONS—Waived DT Michael Cosgrove 1 NFL Preseason — Arizona at Tennessee, 5 No local events scheduled. Los Angeles 67 58 .536 2⁄2 12-9), 5:05 p.m. Chicago at N.Y. Giants, 5 p.m. from the reserve/injured list. 1 p.m., ESPN. Friday, Aug. 24 Arizona 64 61 .512 5⁄2 Friday’s Games Saturday, Aug. 25 MIAMI DOLPHINS—Announced the retirement Little League Baseball — Teams TBA, 1 p.m., No local events scheduled. San Diego 56 70 .444 14 L.A. Angels at Detroit, 4:05 p.m. Indianapolis at Washington, 1 p.m. of G Eric Steinbach. ESPN, and 5 p.m., ESPN2. Saturday, Aug. 25 Colorado 49 73 .402 19 N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, 405 p.m. Detroit at Oakland, 4 p.m. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Designated offensive Golf — PGA Tour The Barclays, 11 a.m., Golf No local events scheduled. Wednesday’s Games Toronto at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 4 p.m. line coach Aaron Kromer as interim head coach Channel; LPGA Canadian Women’s Open, 3:30 p.m., Milwaukee 3, Chicago Cubs 2 Kansas City at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Houston at New Orleans, 5 p.m. for the first six regular-season games, while Golf Channel; European Tour Johnnie Walker Arizona 3, Miami 2, 1st game Oakland at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. St. Louis at Dallas, 5 p.m. assistant head coach Joe Vitt serves his suspen- Championship, 6:30 a.m., Golf Channel. Tennis San Diego 4, Pittsburgh 2 Minnesota at Texas, 5:05 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 26 sion in connection with the NFL’s bounty investi- Friday, Aug. 24 Atlanta 5, Washington 1 Seattle at Chicago White Sox, 5:10 p.m. San Francisco at Denver, 1 p.m. gation. NFL Preseason — Chicago at New York Giants, U.S. Open Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 2 Carolina at N.Y. Jets, 5 p.m. ST. LOUIS RAMS—Signed DE Vernon Gholston. 5 p.m., CBS; Seattle at Kansas City, 5 p.m., KEVU. Women’s Seeds Colorado 5, N.Y. Mets 2 Pro Soccer TENNESSEE TITANS—Waived DT Shaun Smith. High School Football — Good Counsel (Md.) at At The USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis St. Louis 4, Houston 2 Transactions HOCKEY Bishop Garman (Nev.), 6 p.m., ESPN2. Center Arizona 3, Miami 0, 2nd game Major League Soccer National Hockey League Major League Baseball — EDMONTON OILERS—Agreed to terms with F Major League Baseball — Colorado at Chicago New York San Francisco 8, L.A. Dodgers 4 EASTERN CONFERENCE BASEBALL Taylor Hall on a seven-year contract extension. Cubs, 11 a.m., WGN; Seattle at Chicago White Sox, 5 Aug. 27-Sept. 9 Today’s Games W L T Pts GF GA COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE—Suspended MOTORSPORTS p.m., Root Sports. 1. Victoria Azarenka, Belarus Colorado (Chatwood 3-3) at N.Y. Mets Sporting KC 14 7 4 46 31 22 Oakland RHP Bartolo Colon 50 games for a vio- Auto Racing — NASCAR—Fined Paul Menard’s crew chief, NASCAR Nationwide Series Food 2. Agnieszka Radwanska, Poland (J.Santana 6-9), 10:10 a.m. New York 13 7 5 44 43 36 lation of the Major League Baseball’s Joint Drug Slugger Labbe, $100,000 and suspended him, City 250, practice at 7 a.m. and qualifying at 12:30 3. Maria Sharapova, Russia Houston (Keuchel 1-5) at St. Louis (Westbrook Houston 11 6 8 41 37 29 Prevention and Treatment Program. p.m., Speed Channel, and race at 4:30 p.m., ESPN; 4. Serena Williams, United States 12-9), 10:45 a.m. Chicago 12 8 5 41 32 30 American League car chief Craig Smokstad and crew member NASCAR Sprint Cup Irwin Tools Night Race, practice 5. Petra Kvitova, Czech Republic Cincinnati (Cueto 16-6) at Philadelphia D.C. United 12 8 4 40 41 32 LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Placed OF Peter Grant Hutchens until Oct. 3 for illegal modifica- at 11:30 a.m., Speed Channel, and qualifying at 2 6. Angelique Kerber, Germany (Hamels 14-6), 4:05 p.m. Montreal 11 13 3 36 39 44 Bourjos on the 15-day DL. Recalled RHP Garrett tions found on the Chevrolet last weekend at p.m., ESPN2. 7. Sam Stosur, Australia Atlanta (Hanson 12-5) at San Francisco (Zito 9- Columbus 9 8 6 33 25 25 Richards from Salt Lake City (PCL). Michigan. Docked Menard and car owner Major League Soccer — Real Salt Lake at 8. Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark 8), 7:15 p.m. Philadelphia 7 12 3 24 24 28 OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Agreed to terms with C Richard Childress 25 points. Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m., NBC Sports Network. 9. Li Na, China Friday’s Games New England 6 13 5 23 27 31 Jason Jaramillo on a minor league contract. COLLEGE Golf — PGA Tour The Barclays, 11 a.m., Golf 10. Sara Errani, Italy Colorado at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. Toronto FC 5 15 5 20 28 45 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Placed SS Yunel BRIDGEWATER (VA.)—Named John Rogers Channel; Champions Tour Boeing Classic, 3:30 11. Marion Bartoli, France Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Escobar on the paternity list. Recalled RHP Chad women’s golf coach. p.m., Golf Channel; European Tour Johnnie Walker 12. Ana Ivanovic, Serbia Washington at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. W L T Pts GF GA Beck from Las Vegas (PCL). CLEMSON—Named Tim Hall associate head Championship, 6:30 a.m., Golf Channel. 13. Dominika Cibulkova, Slovakia Houston at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. San Jose 14 65474832 National League track and field coach. Named Brad Herbster Saturday, Aug. 25 14. Maria Kirilenko, Russia St. Louis at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. Real Salt Lake 13 10 3 42 37 32 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Optioned RHP associate head cross country coach. Named Auto Racing — IndyCar Grand Prix of Sonoma 15. Lucie Safarova, Czech Republic Seattle 11 6 7 40 34 24 Sam Demel to Reno (PCL). Selected the contract Shawn Cobey operations manager for track and qualifying, 3 p.m., NBC Sports Network; NASCAR San Diego at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. 16. Sabine Lisicki, Germany Los Angeles 11 11 4 37 44 40 of LHP Tyler Skaggs from Reno. Recalled OF A.J. field and cross country programs. Sprint Cup Irwin Tools Night Race, 4:30 p.m., ABC. Miami at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. 17. Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, Russia Vancouver 109 7372833 Pollock from Reno. DREW—Named Charlotte Labate softball Major League Baseball — Atlanta at San Atlanta at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. 18. Julia Goerges, Germany FC Dallas 8 11 8 32 33 35 COLORADO ROCKIES—Reinstated OF Carlos coach. Francisco, 1 p.m., Fox; Seattle at Chicago White American League 19. Nadia Petrova, Russia Chivas USA 7 9 6 27 15 26 Gonzalez from the bereavement list. Optioned DUKE—Named Will Rowe assistant wrestling Sox, 4 p.m., Root Sports. East Division W L Pct GB 20. Roberta Vinci, Italy Colorado 8 15 2 26 32 36 RHP Guillermo Moscoso to Colorado Springs coach. Little League World Series — International New York 72 52 .581 — 21. Christina McHale, United States Portland 5 13 6 21 2442 (PCL). Assigned LHP Dan Merklinger to Colorado GARDNER-WEBB—Named Kyle Blevins gradu- championship, 9:30 a.m., ABC; U.S. Tampa Bay 69 55 .556 3 22. Francesca Schiavone, Italy NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Springs. ate assistant wrestling coach. Championship, 12:30 p.m., ABC. Baltimore 67 57 .540 5 23. Kim Clijsters, Belgium Wednesday’s Games HOUSTON ASTROS—Selected the contract of LEES-MCRAE—Named Marcus Wilmoth men’s Preseason Football — Houston at New Orleans, 5 Boston 59 65 .476 13 24. Klara Zakopalova, Czech Republic 1 D.C. United 4, Chicago 2 RHP Hector Ambriz from Oklahoma City (PCL). assistant basketball coach and Danny Ives men’s p.m., CBS. Toronto 56 67 .455 15⁄2 25. Yanina Wickmayer, Belgium Columbus 2, Toronto FC 1 Designated RHP Armando Galarraga for assign- assistant lacrosse coach. Golf — PGA Tour The Barclays, 10 a.m., Golf Central Division W L Pct GB 26. Monica Niculescu, Romania Friday, Aug. 24 ment. LIPSCOMB—Named Paul Phillips assistant Channel, and noon, CBS; LPGA Canadian Women’s Chicago 68 55 .553 — 27. Anabel Medina Garrigues, Spain Real Salt Lake at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. MIAMI MARLINS—Assigned SS Gil Velazquez baseball coach. Open, noon, Golf Channel; Champions Tour Boeing Detroit 66 57 .537 2 28. Petra Cetkovska, Czech Republic Saturday, Aug. 25 outright to New Orleans (PCL). Recalled RHP MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE—Named Ashley Classic, 3:30 p.m., Golf Channel; European Tour Kansas City 55 68 .447 13 29. Zheng Jie, China 1 D.C. United at Montreal, 1:30 p.m. Jacob Turner from New Orleans. Robinson athletic director. Johnnie Walker Championship, 5 a.m., Golf Cleveland 54 70 .435 14⁄2 30. Tamira Paszek, Austria New England at Columbus, 4:30 p.m. MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Released LHP Randy Channel. Minnesota 51 72 .415 17 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL—Named Donald 31. Jelena Jankovic, Serbia Toronto FC at Houston, 5:30 p.m. Wolf. Recalled INF Jeff Bianchi from Nashville Major League Soccer — Vancouver at Portland, West Division W L Pct GB Thomas men’s assistant basketball coach. 32. Varvara Lepchenko, United States Colorado at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. (PCL). 7:30 p.m., Root Sports; Seattle at Club Deportivo, Texas 72 51 .585 — PRESBYTERIAN—Named Corey Mullins Vancouver at Portland, 7:30 p.m. NEW YORK METS—Placed LHP Johan Santana 9:30 p.m. (delayed), Root Sports. Oakland 67 56 .545 5 women’s assistant basketball coach. 1 Seattle FC at Chivas USA, 7:30 p.m. on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Aug. 18. WNBA Basketball — Minnesota at Atlanta, 4 p.m., Pro Baseball Los Angeles 64 60 .516 8⁄2 RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE—Named Kara Sunday, Aug. 26 SAN DIEGO PADRES—Selected the contract of ESPN2. Seattle 61 64 .488 12 Williamson women’s basketball coach. FC Dallas at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. LHP Andrew Werner from Tucson (PCL). Cycling — USA Pro Challenge, 11 a.m., NBC, and 1 National League Wednesday’s Games SPRING HILL—Named Kristin Hoskinson cheer- New York at Sporting Kansas City, 6 p.m. Optioned RHP Brad Boxberger to Tucson. p.m., NBC Sports Network. East Division W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 5, Kansas City 3 leading and dance coach. Designated OF Jeremy Heredia for assignment. High School Football — American Heritage, Fla., Washington 77 47 .621 — Oakland 5, Minnesota 1 UMASS—Promoted assistant softball coach at Cocoa, Fla, 9 a.m., ESPN; Staley, Mo., at Lee’s Atlanta 71 53 .573 6 Seattle 3, Cleveland 1 Pro Football BASKETBALL Mollica Goldstein to head coach. Summit West, Mo., 12:30 p.m., ESPN; Byrnes, S.C., New York 57 67 .460 20 Detroit 3, Toronto 2 National Basketball Association UNC GREENSBORO—Named Alejandra Guerra at Oscar Smith, Va., 4 p.m., ESPN; Santa Margarita, Philadelphia 57 67 .460 20 L.A. Angels 7, Boston 3 NFL Preseason BOSTON CELTICS—Re-signed F Jeff Green. women’s graduate assistant tennis coach. Calif., at Brophy Prep, Ariz., 7 p.m., ESPN2. Miami 57 69 .452 21 Texas 12, Baltimore 3 Today DALLAS MAVERICKS—Announced the retire- WAKE FOREST—Named Timothy Sullivan and Major League Lacrosse — Playoff, 10 a.m., Central Division W L Pct GB Chicago White Sox 2, N.Y. Yankees 1 Green Bay at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. ment of F Eduardo Najera, who was named Lauren Reimer assistant track and field coaches. ESPN2. Cincinnati 76 49 .608 — Today’s Games Jacksonville at Baltimore, 4:30 p.m. coach of Texas (NBADL). WASHINGTON (MD.)—Named Dorian Long Tennis — ATP Winston-Salem Open final, 9:30 St. Louis 67 56 .545 8 Toronto (Happ 2-1) at Detroit (Verlander 12-7), Arizona at Tennessee, 5 p.m. FOOTBALL men’s assistant basketball coach. 1 a.m., CBS; WTA New Haven Open final, noon, Pittsburgh 67 57 .540 8⁄2 10:05 a.m. Friday, Aug. 24 National Football League WINSTON-SALEM—Named AG Hall women’s ESPN2. Milwaukee 57 66 .463 18 L.A. Angels (C.Wilson 9-9) at Boston New England at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. BUFFALO BILLS—Placed CB Cris Hill and S Josh basketball coach. C M C M Y K Y K

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Recent remodel wood floor stain- next 90-days, our professionals (2) Outstanding communication and Applications at front desk, or call less steel appliance, nice view of Millner Crest, Coos Bay: Nice, will match your profile to teamwork skills Human Resources at Mingus Park No garage $850 mo/ cozy, 3 bed, 1.5 bath house employers who are (3) Resume including three 541-347-4515, or email $1500 dep. 2 yr. lease required. Digital Print / w/fireplace, hardwood oak floors hiring right now! references with phone numbers [email protected]. EOE 707-483-7763 throughout, large fenced private lot Submit resumes to: and Tobacco-Free. Marketing Business w/ RV parking, oversized 2 car gar- CREATE YOUR Marci Gallagher, Accounting Clerk For Sale Bay Area. Full Training age, garden area, lots of upgrades. Waterfront, 1 bedroom PROFILE NOW Coquille School District 8 Local Support & Financing Avail. $151,900 OBO. 1505 Teakwood mobile, beach access. Private, BY PHONE OR WEB FREE! 1366 N. Gould Street Call For More Details Coquille, Oregon 97423 Avenue. 541-267-7906. clean & nice. $525/mo + deps. 1-800-796-3234 No dogs/smoking. Wi-Fi, sewage, Call Today Sunday, or any day!! 541-396-2181 garbage & lawn care included. Use Job Code 13! Position Open Until Filled Coquille School District is EOE. 64708 Wygant, CB. 541-888-5130. 1-888-491-9029 304 Financing Design Editor CB Remodeled, very nice, or $$EASY QUALIFYING real estate 3 bedroom, 2 bath, appliances, The Reedsport School District is The World Newspaper in Coos Bay equity loans. Credit no problem. wood stove, bay view from deck Thewo-www2.theworldlink.com/t accepting applications for the needs a part-time page designer to Oregon Land Mortgage. off master bedroom, opads/job/top_jobs/ following position: participate in collaborative, 541-267-2776. ML-4645. 2 car garage. $900/mo. creative presentation of news. Call 541-269-7328. 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Remodeled 3 bedroom, 1 large bath- or for an application email: individuals to provide feedback LOST or FOUND Clean and nice! $525 + deposit. room, with garage. Good area, off of EOE For more details please apply specific to store conditions and online: www.myfirstccu.org [email protected] A PET or ITEM? W/S/G paid. No dogs. Ash. Best school district. Covered pa- SCH is EOE and Tobacco-Free. service levels. Hourly rate paid for 5lines/5 days FREE 91500 Cape Arago Hwy #5. tio. Pets if approved. 2131 Lewis, NB. driving, observation, and report 541-267-6278 541-888-5130 $885/mo + deposit. 541-756-1829. CLASSIFIEDS WORK! times. Reimbursement for theworldlink.com/classifieds mileage based on the distance Reedsport - 2 bed, 1 bath, 2 car Let The World help you place Enhance your ads with associated with assignments. garage, nice yard, well kept home, bordering, bolding, centering, your ad. For additional information and to water/sewer paid, $725.00/ mo. and artwork. 541-269-1222 submit an on line application visit: 1st/last/deposit. No smoking. The World, The World Online, https://qualityshopper.org avail 9/30/12. Call 503-840-9891 Bandon Western World, The World Link, Umpqua Post & Coos Bay: 2 Bedroom, Reedsport area: Available now Mobile Classified. 2 apartments - 1with garage + auto door; 1 with carport. New carpet & 2 bed, 1 bath, laundry, Serving Oregon’s South Coast Since 1878 vinyl throughout in 1. W/D hookups. single garage. Garbage/Sewer pd W/S paid. Clean, quiet, spacious $525/month + $400 deposit. duplex & tri-plex. No smoking/pets. 541-751-0916. HOME DELIVERY SERVICE: ADVERTISING POLICY $710/mo + deposit. 541-888-6078. For Customer Service call 541-269-1222 Ext. 247 The Publisher, Southwestern Oregon Publishing Services Office hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday. Co., shall not be liable for any error in published 425 advertising unless an advertising proof is In a park-like setting! BAY AREA SUBSCRIBERS: If your World newspaper fails to requested in writing and clearly marked for Close to lakes, SOCC, & arrive by 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday or 8 a.m. on corrections. If the error is not corrected by the shopping. Stove, fridge, drapes, Saturday, please call your carrier. If you are unable to reach Publisher, its liability, if any, shall not exceed the 430 Lawn Care W/D hookups. W/S paid. your carrier, telephone The World at 541-269-9999 by space occupied by the error. Further, the Publisher 3 bedroom, $510; Apply at 6:15 p.m. on weeknights or 9:30 a.m. on Saturdays. will reschedule and run the omitted advertisement Rod’s Landscape Maintenance 324 Ackerman. 541-888-4762. Customers in Coos Bay - North Bend city limits will receive at advertiser’s cost. All claims for adjustment must Gutter Cleaning, Pressure same-day delivery of their newspaper. Areas outside city be made within seven (7) days of date of Washing, Tree Trimming, Trash Hauling and more! 541-404-0107 limits will receive their newspaper on the next delivery day. publication. In no case shall the Publisher be liable One bedroom upstairs for any general, special or consequential damages. RURAL SUBSCRIBERS: Due to The World’s expansive daily apartment delivery area, rural or remote motor route customers may in Port Orford. $395/mo., + $600 sec. dep. + receive regular delivery later than the times above. Missed $35 screening fee. deliveries may be replaced the following delivery day. Real Estate No pets. To report missed deliveries, please call 541-269-9999. Income restrictions apply 11-28-11 500 541-673-4909 C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K B6• The World •Thursday, August 23,2012 Y K 710 Miscellaneous FOR SALE: 2 Michelin tires LTX 265 75R-17, 4 steel 17 inch rims, 4 rims Alum uni 5 lug, ‘67 Avion alum camper, tools, vises, ‘03 Yamaha YZ 450, H.I.D. lights HPS MH, dog crates, firewood dry or wet, Opal GG parts. Mike, 541-217-5030. Jazzy Power Chair scooter.Like new. $2000 obo. Call 541-396-6566 or 541-396-4270. Pro V1 and 1x used Golf Balls Good condition. Two dozen $10.00 541-267-5406

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Market Place 750 754 Garage Sales Garage Sales 754 Garage Sales 754 Garage Sales NORTH BEND 6 lines/ 3 days Annual Neighborhood Sale It’s Not Too Late!! $12.00 Friday & Saturday, Aug. 24-25, Vendors Wanted 541-267-6278 9 am - 3pm. 14th & Marion Streets. for The World Newspaper’s Lots of goodies! theworldlink.com/classifieds Huge Parking Lot Sale on This value ad will publish in Saturday, August 25th, 2012. Hurry, spaces are filling up for The World, The World Online, NORTH BEND GARAGE SALE this HUGE SALE, just 1 block Bandon Western World, Saturday, August 25th. 9am - 2pm. away from the The World Link, Umpqua Post & Teachers’ materials, books, Blackberry Arts Festival! Mobile Classified. and much, much more! $10 space fee to be donated to Faith Lutheran Church the American Cancer Society. Bandon Garage Sale 2741 Sherman Avenue Saturday, Aug. 25th. 9am - 3pm. For more info or to reserve your 260 4th St., S.E., yellow house space, contact Nicole at 541-269-1222. behind Bandon Glass Art Studio. NORTH BEND GARAGE SALE Antiques, Depression glass, Friday - Sunday, Aug. 24-26. vintage kitchenware, vintage 9am - 5pm, 3055 Pine Street. costume jewelry, 78s, silver, porta- 50 years in the making! ble generator, tools, and more!

DIANE ARCHER ESTATE SALES REEDSPORT ESTATE SALE 3385 Rhododendron Drive, 1942 Willys Jeep, Florence 1984 Chevy step-side 4x4, fishing August 23 & 24, Thursday & Friday equipment galore, tools, guns, 605 Lots/Spaces 610 2-4-6 Plexes 701 Furniture 9am - 6pm. 541-991-1622. household items, books. Private RV Space Wanted Coos Bay Very nice 2 bedroom Fat Cat Used Furniture COOS BAY HUGE PARKING LOT No Early Sales. 2084 Birch Ave. Buying and selling 541-756-5751. Sat. & Sun. Aug. 25-26, 755 Market Basket for 31’ Avon. Part-time occupancy, Dishwasher, disposal, range, SALE. Tools, high end furnishings, 2001 Sherman, North Bend. 10am - 5pm. year round rental for retired person. carport, and storage. Harley stuff, antiques, GRASS FED BEEF! No hormones or W/D hookups. 730 S. 7th. Saturday only, 8:00am - 2:00pm. feed-antibiotics. $2.05/lb, hanging Call Lewis, 1-907-350-6000 or Round drop leaf tall table, $25.00 No smoking, no pets. $600/mo + 190 Johnson Ave. 1/4, 1/2 & whole. 541-572-3020. email: [email protected] 2 tall bar stools, both $30.00 REEDSPORT: deposit. 541-267-0412, evenings; Call 541-266-7096. MOVING/ESTATE SALE Gravenstein apples, pears, corn, day: 541-294-2012. Coos Bay: 62927 Olive Barber SPACE AVAILABLE Rd. Fri. - Sun., Aug. 24-26, 9am - Friday & Saturday, Aug. 24-25 beets, cukes, squash, and more! 9am - 5pm. 2700 Greenbriar. Daily, 8am - 6pm; Su: 8am - 4pm. Single wide Manufactured Home Myrtle Point: Newer duplex, nice, 4pm, Oak furniture, desk, table, 50 years’ of accumulation, all must Norm Lehne 386 Cleveland Rapids Up to $5,000 toward move & quiet neighborhood, 2 bedroom. 707 Tools chairs, DVD/CD player, shredder, go! Household effects, tools, Rd., Roseburg, OR. 541-672-2745. set-up costs. Private patio, fenced, oak cabinets, file cab, office/school supplies. Doll Molds porcelain fishing gear & more! Plus 1st month free rent. dishwasher, W/D hookups, private Household, dish sets, storage Contact Jim or Dollie garage, W/S paid. Ideal for seniors. with some supplies drawers. Garden, pots, equipment. 756 Wood/Heating Puerto Vista Estates No pets. $660/mo + deposit. and patterns Clothing - men & women. More! 528 Puerto Vista Drive 541-572-3349. Dry Fir, small rounds. Call 541-888-4603. 541-888-6411 Coos Bay: Annual Kilkich Relay for Life $200/ cord. REEDSPORT: 2 bedroom, Community-Wide Sale spacious, large windows, sm Call 541-217-0594 Shopsmith saw and Friday & Saturday, Aug. 24-25 Parking Lot 607 Miscellaneous Rentals fenced yard. Pets considered Old Growth w/deposit. No smoking. 2 carports attachments. 9am - 4pm. Follow the signs on Sale Three Rental Deals & Storage - $525 + $525 dep. Call 541-888-4603 Cape Arago Hwy. Fir & Hardwood, Avail. Now.- 541-951-0147. dry & seasoned Firewood Starting for as little as 31 Cents Coos Bay: Brand Name Sale Just 1 block away from the per publication. 6 lines/ 6, 9, or Tiffany lamp-making Most Sz 6-10, Levis, CK, Columbia, Blackberry Festival! 541-297-3668 12 Days - $31 to $51. 612 Townhouse/Condo glass saw and supplies. Nike, North Face, Keen, Teva, 350 Commercial Avenue, 541-267-6278 Dansko, Crocs, REI, Coach Coos Bay Call 541-888-4603. Purses, Books, jewelry, wedding, theworldlink.com/classifieds BAYFRONT TOWNHOMES Saturday, August 25, 2012 quality yoga clothes, & lots of misc. Enhance your ads with bordering, Wooded setting, fireplace, decks, 8:00am - 4:00pm Electronics Fri & Sat 9a-4p. 62711 Karl Rd. bolding, centering, and artwork. view of bay and bridge. 709 Wanted to Buy South 101 off Shinglehouse. 775 These deals will publish in 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths. The World, The World Online, Tamarac 541-759-4380 NEED Washer & Dryer! Prefer Free Clothing Giveaway! Bandon Western World, newer matching set, but all working For Help placing your The World Link, Umpqua Post & used machines considered. (Will Saturday, Aug. 25th, 9am - 2pm Mobile Classified. pay cash) 541-217-5737 Coos Bay North Bend Church of Christ, classified ads, call Other Stuff 2761 Broadway Want to Buy Deer Rifle The World at 541-269-1222 GLASGOW 610 2-4-6 Plexes 700 Will pay cash up to Ask for CLASSIFIEDS! 2 FAMILY YARD SALE Coos Bay: 3 bedroom, 1 bath $450. duplex near BAH & Milner Crest. Friday & Saturday, Aug. 24-25 $725/mo + $650 deposit. No smoking, 701 Furniture Call 541-808-4265. 8am - 5pm. 67466 East Bay Drive, with your interests, it doesn’t No pets. Previous rental history 1000 ft. from Glasgow store. mean they dislike you. In order required. 541-269-0393 Wanted - your private, stick built Air-conditioner, roto-chipper, TV, home on acreage,in Coos misc. estate sale pieces, Sirius to see things clearly, don’t let 2 bedroom triplex, W/S/G paid. 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C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Thursday, August 23,2012 • The World • B7 Y K 776 Appliances 909 Misc. Auto 954 Coos Bay Dated and first published: August 9, available from the City of Coos Bay’s NEED Washer & Dryer! Prefer It’s Not Too Late!! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 2012. website www.coosbay.org. A hard newer matching set, but all working HONDA WORLDWORLD STATE OF OREGON copy of the scope of work or ques- used machines considered. (Will Vendors Wanted FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS Daniel L. Thompson, tions may be obtained at the address pay cash) 541-217-5737 Coos Bay for The World Newspaper’s Personal Representative above or by calling (541) 269-1181 Huge Parking Lot Sale on Case No.: 12PB0193 c/o John Whitty ext. 2207. Saturday, August 25th, 2012. Whitty, McDaniel, Bodkin & Hurry, spaces are filling up for In the Matter of the Estate of Combs, LLP PUBLISHED: The World - August 20, Pets/Animals this HUGE SALE, just 1 block Donald W. Thompson, 444 N. 4th Street 21, 22, and 23, 2012. (ID-20214887) $6,990 away from the Deceased. P. O. Box 1120 800 2000 Dodge Durango 4x4 Blackberry Arts Festival! Coos Bay, OR 97420 Loaded! 1293C/138031 $10 space fee to be donated to Notice To Interested Persons the American Cancer Society. PUBLISHED: The World - August 09, 801 Birds/Fish For more info or to reserve your NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 16, and 23, 2012. (ID-20214140) ENTER space, contact Nicole at undersigned has been appointed per- HAVE POND, need koi? 15-fish 541-269-1222. sonal representative of the above es- school, 6-18 inches. Healthy, gor- REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS TO WIN! tate. All persons having claims geous colors. Make offer. You trans- CITY OF COOS BAY against the estate are required to port. 541-396-4334. $7,990 500 Central Ave Bring your business present them, within four months after Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 2003 Toyota Tacoma the date of first publication of this no- card to The World 802 Cats Reg Cab, 5 Spd, Air, Canopy, Clean. tice, to the personal representative at B3176/027113 A Request for Proposal to provide a for a chance to the address of the attorneys for the bid for the City of Coos Bay, for the personal representative set forth be- purchase of and removal of a 1,188 WIN ONE MONTH low, or the claims may be barred. square foot manufactured home and a 280 square foot attached garage. It is FREE All persons whose rights may be af- a 1996 Golden West Model 6280, 24 x of fected by the proceeding may obtain 48. All necessary permits must be ob- ADVERTISING on $8,990 additional information from the records $8,990 tained as required by the City and the 2006 Nissan Sentra of the court, the personal representa- County. The due date for proposals Kohl’s Cat House Auto, Low Miles. 12148B/416871 Legals tive, or the attorneys for the personal will be no later than 4:00 p.m., Thurs- Bulletin Board Adoptions on site. 100 representative. day August 23, 2012. The RFP is 541-294-3876

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PUBLISHED: The World - August 23, 915 Used Cars 2012. (ID-20215080) 1971 VW Bug Almost completely restored. Fresh dark blue paint with black interior. REDUCED PRICE New carpet kit not yet installed. Overall in very good condition. 65,366 miles. $3000 obo. Call 541-572-4413.

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C M C M Y K B8 •The World • Thursday, August 23,2012 Y K Automotive Dispelling myths about manual transmissions Dear Tom and Ray: and driven only manual- want an automatic — but advise me, but I know he too. And many computer- When I first learned to transmission cars all these will I be losing out on all the would trust the opinions of controlled automatics now drive, a million years ago, my years. Also, I needed the good things, like control and his favorite car guys. — Nina have a “manual mode” that father (who knew nothing boost I got from the cool fac- economy? Or does that no TOM: Get the automatic, allows you to shift up and about cars) advised me to tor of a woman driving a longer really apply, with Nina. You have our blessing. down through the gears always drive a manual trans- stick shift (men are so trans- today’s car engineering? I RAY: The things your manually anyway. So, if you mission because they handle parent). But now I’m older don’t want to do anything father cites, while true in his want to, you can still drive to better, are easier to repair, and am tired of all that shift- that might make me any less day, are either no longer true Duluth in second gear and are cheaper, get better ing. I’m getting ready to cool than I already am. Can I or are not compelling argu- get seven miles per gallon. mileage, etc. Being an obedi- trade in my 2003 Subaru make the switch? My father ments anymore. Let’s take RAY: Plus, with the wide- ent daughter, I have owned Forester for a new one, and I isn’t around any longer to them one at a time. spread adoption of comput- TOM: Myth 1: Manual erized safety enhancements transmissions get better such as stability control, mileage. While this certainly traction control and anti- was true for a long time, lock brakes, new cars are EENDNNDD OFOOFF SUMMERSSUUMMMMEERR SELLSSEELLLL DOWNDDOOWWNN today’s automatic transmis- very well-controlled these Lowest Prices of the Year! sions pretty much match the days, no matter what kind of transmissions are more fun. JUST mileage you can get with transmission you’re using. That’s probably the 2003003 SuzukiSuzukii GrandGrrand VitaraViittarra 2000303 DDodgeodge NNeoneon ARRIVED manual transmissions. TOM: Myth 3: Manual strongest argument for get- ON LOT! ting a manual transmission. Very Nice! Vin#104412 Great Gas Economy! RAY: Older automatics transmissions are cheaper Was $6,295 Was $6,995 had a lot of “slippage,” or and easier to repair. Well, And if you feel that way, you inefficiency, built into them. that one’s true. On cars that should get one and enjoy it. $ But much of that is gone offer you a manual transmis- RAY: But for some people, $ 6,295 4,450 since there are now comput- sion option, it’s often $1,000 they’re not more fun — peo- er controls, lock-up torque less than the automatic. And ple who live in cities, for 20052005 CChevyhevy IImpalaImpalla Beautiful Gold! Vin#100187 Was $6,800...... $ 4,995 converters and things like should your automatic need instance, and have to creep 22004004 SSuzukiuzukii VVeronaerrona 104K Miles! Vin#110939 Was $5,195 ...... $ 4,850 along in traffic every day. Or 2000303 FFordord FF-250-250 44WDWD dual clutches. Some auto- a rebuild, it’s expensive, 2003 Ford F-250 4WD XLT, Super Duty, Tow Ready. Vin#B29116 Was $6,995...... $ 6,450 matics now have six, seven, because it like doing one of people who’d rather have 20022002 FFordorrd TTaurusaurrus WWagonagon 107K Miles! Vin#150240 Was $5,195...... $ 4,500 eight or even infinitely vari- those 14,000-piece jigsaw their right hand free to 22001001 PPontiaconttiiac GGrandrrand AAmm GGTT Vin#112288 ...... $ 4,195 able speeds, giving them an puzzles without the box-top change the radio station or 22000000 PPontiaconttiiac GGrandrrand PPrixrriix V-6, Nice Car! Vin#302905 Was $4,100 ...... $ 3,995 advantage in mileage over picture. administer a dope slap to a 1999999 FFordorrd TTaurusaurrus SSEE SSedanedan 107K Miles! Vin#213627...... $ 4,250 their manual counterparts. RAY: However, many recalcitrant preteen in a pas- 1999999 CChryslerhrrysllerr TTownown & CCountryounttrry Vin#756605 Was $6,645...... $ 3,995 TOM: Myth 2: A manual automatic transmissions last senger seat. 19981998 GGMCMC SSafariaffarrii VVanan Room for all your stuff! Vin#538201 ...... $ 3,500 transmission gives you more for the life of the vehicle, TOM: But it’s really a matter of personal prefer- 19931993 CChevyhevy CCapriceaprriice All Leather, All Power Vin#121228...... $ 1,995 control over your car. This whereas a manual transmis- ence now. There are no good 19761976 PPaceracerr All Original, One Owner. Vin#344906...... $ usually refers to being able to sion will require at least one, 3,500 economic or mechanical Mon. - Sat. 10am - 5pm employ engine braking by if not more, $1,000 clutch downshifting or delaying an replacements during a car’s reasons to choose a manual 541-404-5151 554411--440044--55115511 upshift. But you know what? life. So the costs really are over an automatic anymore, 2103 Broadway, North Bend You can do those things with about the same. Nina. So be as shiftless as an automatic transmission, TOM: Myth 4: Manual you like. Dad would approve.

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