C M C M Y K Y K BATTLING BACK Parkinson’s hasn’t beaten former MLB player, B1 See be SUM low for MER SIZ Your ZLER Choice Event B AY AP PLIAN THE CE & TV MATTR STORE ESS Serving Oregon’s South Coast Since 1878 TUESDAY,JULY 23, 2013 Fair’s first taste MHS picks principal BY THOMAS MORIARTY The World COOS BAY — Marshfield High School has a new principal, and he won’t be getting a summer vacation. The Coos Bay School Board voted unan- imously Monday night to approve the hir- ing of Doug Holland of Tucson, Ariz. to fill the slot being vacated by Greg Mulkey. The new principal will begin work next week. Mulkey, who has held the slot since 2009, is stepping down to the dual posi- tions of dean of students and athletic director. Superintendent Dawn Granger said Holland quickly stood out among the job candidates considered by the district. “I actually found him to be exactly what SEE HOLLAND | A10 Disabled woman’s kindness By Lou Sennick, The World Marsha Edwards opens the entries in the strawberry jam contest at this year’s Coos County Fair.Edwards is one of several judges doing their work Monday on the turns tragic hundreds of expressive arts entered in this year’s fair. All the behind the scene work and some judging is done Monday in preparation of the opening of the fair Tuesday morning. See more photos from the fair on Page A3 and online at theworldlink.com. BY GEORGE ARTSITAS The World COQUILLE — A Bandon man is in jail after a woman who took him into her home for a shower and a macaroni and cheese County hires new HR officer dinner allegedly was raped. Fifty-two-year-old I Former Coos County “It’s great to be back home Lehman stepped down from tive of Jackson’s work so far. Carlyle Mark Sands was on the southern Oregon Coast,” his duties with the county in “We’re glad she’s aboard.” allegedly spotted by a resident returns to Jackson said. early 2013 to take over as execu- Jackson said she looks for- woman on a public bench serve her community She worked at Agnew Forest tive director of Oregon Coast ward to helping people succeed July 14 and was invited up Products in Gold Beach from Community Action, a nonprofit in her role at the human to the woman’s 1988 to 1989. agency serving the South Coast’s resource department. apartment on Virginia From there, she went to impoverished communities. BY EMILY THORNTON “I enjoy watching people Avenue in North Bend. Weyerhaeuser in both Coos Bay Coos County Commissioner Carlyle Sands According to court doc- The World grow and develop throughout and Springfield, from 1989 to Bob Main said the county chose Arrested uments, the victim said COQUILLE — Coos 2010. Jackson worked as a jour- Jackson after a meet and greet their careers,”Jackson said. Sands grabbed her in the County’s new human resource nalist at the Enterprise-Journal session. Reporter Emily Thornton can kitchen, dragged her into her bedroom and officer, Shari Jackson, took over in McComb, Mo. from 2011 to “She was outgoing and will- be reached at 541-269-1222, ext. threw her on her bed. The victim said she Mike Lehman’s duties a couple 2013. Jackson received her ing to approach all of the 249 or at emily.thornton@the- screamed “no” and “stop” multiple times, weeks ago. She said she enjoys Bachelor of Science in manage- employees,”Main said. worldlink.com or on Twitter: being back in her home state. ment from Linfield College. Main said he was apprecia- @EmilyK_Thornton. SEE SANDS | A10 Royal couple recovers after son’s birth BY JILL LAWLESS again our royal family is bringing AND RAPHAEL SATTER Yet again our royal everyone together,” said 27-year- The Associated Press “ old David Wills, who took a two- family is brining mile detour on his run to work to LONDON — Prince William, pass the palace. “I kind of feel as Kate and their baby boy were everyone together.” though I am seeing part of history here today.” spending their first full day as a David Wills A band of scarlet-clad guards- family Tuesday inside a London British citizen hospital, thanking staff for their man at the palace delighted onlook- care but making well-wishers wait ers with a rendition of the song for a first glimpse of the royal heir. Buckingham Palace and in front of “Congratulations.” As celebratory lights, gun the hospital’s private Lindo Wing. Other celebrations Tuesday salutes and other tributes were The palace said Tuesday that included gun salutes by royal unleashed in Britain and abroad, “mother, son and father are all artillery companies to honor the The Associated Press William thanked staff at St. Mary’s doing well this morning.” birth and the ringing of bells at Tourists ride a camel past a sand sculpture created by sand artist Sudarshan Pattnaik Hospital “for the tremendous care The new family was expected to London’s Westminster Abbey. to celebrate the birth of the Prince of Cambridge, the son of Britain's Prince William the three of us have received.” remain in the hospital until Tuesday Halfway around the world, roy- and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, at a beach in Puri, India,Tuesday. “We know it has been a very evening or Wednesday morning. alist group Monarchy New Zealand busy period for the hospital and we In the meantime the infant’s said it had organized a national light as was CN Tower in Toronto. behalf toward a research project at would like to thank everyone — appearance — and his name — show, with 40 buildings across the The baby isn’t even a day old — the zoo to save the endangered bilby, staff, patients and visitors — for remain a royal mystery. islands lit up in blue to commemo- and may not be named for days or a rabbit-like marsupial whose num- their understanding during this Tourists and well-wishers rate the royal birth, including Sky even weeks — but he already has a bers are dwindling in the wild. time,”he said in a statement. flocked to Buckingham Palace on Tower in Auckland, the airport in building dedicated to him. British media joined in the cele- The couple’s Kensington Palace Tuesday, lining up outside the gates Christchurch, and Larnach Castle Australian Prime Minister Kevin bration, with many newspapers office said Kate, the Duchess of to take pictures of the golden easel in the South Island city of Dunedin. Rudd said an enclosure at Sydney’s printing souvenir editions. Cambridge, had given birth to the 8 on which, in keeping with royal tra- A similar lighting ceremony took Taronga Park Zoo would be named “It’s a Boy!” was splashed across pound, 6 ounce baby boy at 4:24 dition, the birth announcement place in Canada; Peace Tower and after the prince as part of a gift from many front pages, while Britain’s p.m. Monday, triggering an was displayed. Parliament buildings in the capital, Australia. The government would impromptu party outside “This was a great event — yet Ottawa, were bathed in blue light, donate $9,300 on the young prince’s SEE ROYALTY | A10 Police reports . A2 Comics . A8 Glenn Arnold, Coos Bay T S S E Debra Jackson, Coos Bay A H William Parham, Coos Bay D What’s Up. A2 Puzzles . A8 Gilbert Pickett, North Bend I C T Dorothy Barton, Coos Bay E A S Opinion. A4 Sports . B1 | Mostly cloudy E Obituaries A5 R N Basil Warnok, Charleston 71/55 I D South Coast. A6 Kids Scoop. B4 O F Weather | A10 SUMMER SIZZLER Your C hoice Evventent Your Choice Classic Central Falls Queen 2-pc Set $ Was Firm • Plush • Euro Top SALE $1,399 B AY APPLIANCE & TV 699 THE MATTRESS STORE Whatever you do in bed supports it.™ Twin 2-pc Set $499 541.269.0898 NOW up to 12* months Delivery, Set-up Full 2-pc Set $599 Interest FREE! and removal 253 S. Broadway, Coos Bay * see store for details FREE *on qualified sets CCB# 184579 Next to the Egyptian Theatre King 3-pc Set $899 C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Tuesday, July23,2013 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Meetings Coquille woman TODAY ing. Carlson-Primerose Special Road Coos Soil & Water Conservation TODAY District — 7 p.m., Montalbano’s District — 7 p.m., Coos County accused of assaulting Coos County Fair Museum residence, 94520 Carlson Annex, 201 N. Adams St., Special Exhibits 9 a.m. to 9 Heights Lane, North Bend; regu- Coquille; regular meeting. p.m., Coos County Fair lar meeting. Lakeside Planning Commission & Museum, 770 Fourth St., North Bend City Council — 7:30 City Council — 7 p.m., city hall, husband with hammer Myrtle Point. Featured: Ed p.m., city hall, council chambers, 915 N. Lake Road, Lakeside; spe- Schaenzer model railroad 835 California St., North Bend; cial meeting. earlier this summer must and aviator Johnny Dayton regular meeting. BY GEORGE ARTSITAS works. Free admission with AUG. 1 The World COURT wait at least three more fair ticket. 541-260-1457 WEDNESDAY weeks in jail. Western Oregon Advanced Health COQUILLE — A North BRIEFS Jay Kenneth Yarbrough Coos County Fair ‘Barn in the USA’ 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., North Bend Student Load Fund — — 12:30 p.m., Community Health Bend woman is in custody waived his right for a trial 4 p.m., North Bend High School, Education Center, 3950 Sherman fairgrounds, 770 Fourth after her husband was Hawkes allegedly got anoth- within 60 days of arrest to 2323 Pacific St., North Bend; reg- Ave., North Bend; regular meet- St., Myrtle Point.