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NORTH BEND — The Bay Area is starting to reap the rewards of a massive motor coach rally that took place in 2012. Today will conclude the Oregon Coast RV Jamboree, a new event at The Mill Casino-Hotel sponsored by Guaranty RV Super Centers. The event saw dozens of vehicles visiting, and included a Menasha forest tour and traditional tribal salmon bake. Ray Doering, communications manager for the Mill, says the Bay Area can expect more of these rallies in the future coming off the success of last year’s massive Family Motor Coach Association Northwest Rally.

File photo by Lou Sennick, The World Elfriede Prefontaine, second from left, the mother of the late Steve Prefontaine died in Eugene on Wednesday at the age of 88. Here, she SEE JAMBOREE | A10 attended the dedication of the Prefontaine Track at Marshfield High School on April 28, 2001. Daughter Linda Prefontaine is on the right in the brown coat. Pre’s mom dies at 88

FROM STAFF AND that Prefontaine had been hospital- the University of Oregon, setting WIRE SERVICE REPORTS ized after suffering a fall at her assist- seven American records in distance ed living facility. track events. COOS BAY — The last surviving Born in Germany, Elfriede met her He competed in the 1972 Olympic husband Raymond in 1946 when he parent of legendary runner Steve Games in Munich before he died in a was an occupying U.S. Army soldier Prefontaine died Wednesday. after World War II. The couple mar- car crash in 1975 at the age of 24. Elfriede Prefontaine died at the ried in 1948 and moved to Coos Bay Raymond died in 2004 at the age By Alysha Beck, The World age of 88 at PeaceHealth Sacred Heart where Raymond’s family lived. of 85. Prefontaine is survived by her Salmon fillets with huckleberry glaze cook over an open pit fire at the Medical Center in Eugene. The Their son Steve was a standout daughter Linda and stepdaughter Mill Casino-Hotel on Wednesday during a salmon bake demonstration Register Guard reported Wednesday athlete at Marshfield High School and Neta. for the Oregon Coast RVJamboree. Convicted sex offender wanted to marry victim

BY GEORGE ARTSITAS materials depicting sexually- guidelines, Coos County Dis- wanted him to be held account- know better.” The World explicit conduct of a child, less trict Attorney Paul Frasier and able, to be a registered sex Cisneros knew the family then 48 hours before his trial Cisneros’ attorney, Allen Gold- offender. previously, and through that COQUILLE — A Coos Bay was set to begin. man, agreed to a prison sen- “I just talked to (the victim) relationship became involved man who pleaded guilty to pos- The case revealed a relation- tence for the defendant. and she readily admits she with the victim. session of child pornography ship between the pair that was “In my conversations with made a huge mistake getting Cisneros and the victim received two years in prison mutual, and Cisneros said he the victim and her parents, it’s involved with this guy,” he eventually began what Gold- Wednesday. wanted to wed the girl. always been they weren’t that added. “It wasn’t a case of this man referred to as a “very William William Cisneros plead Although the crimes don’t concerned about a lengthy guy forcing her to do stuff. She intense relationship and very Cisneros guilty Monday to four counts of typically lead to strict punish- prison sentence,” Frasier said was a participant ... . Mr. Cis- Sentenced second-degree possession of ment under Oregon sentencing Wednesday in court. “They neros is the adult and should SEE CISNEROS | A10 Investigation reveals state Mike Murphy has taken employee splurged on travel over the reigns as the Emergency Manager THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Oregonian said Crew was for Coos County. He is unavailable for comment. in his Coquille office PORTLAND — Oregon’s first Attempts by The Associated Press with a large map of the chief education officer billed the to reach him through his new job county where police state for personal travel expenses, were not immediately successful. and fire officials would took six weeks of paid vacation, Crew served amid high expec- gather and work and tried to get the state to pay for tations, and he pitched four initia- through emergencies. perks such as first-class plane tives that he said would deliver the tickets, a newspaper investigation biggest results. The Legislature, shows. however, gave up just a fraction of Official Rudy Crew earned an the $150 million he sought for the annual salary of $280,000 and fre- programs. quently traveled out of state during In June, he was named presi- By Lou Sennick, The World his year as Oregon’s first overseer dent of Medgar Evers College. A of preschool through college edu- separation agreement said the cation, The Oregonian reported state wouldn’t ask him to repay Wednesday. travel expenses. Disaster? Murphy’s an expert He had been hired to implement The governor’s office installed Gov. John Kitzhaber’s plans to Lisa Van Laanen as his chief of staff BY EMILY THORNTON candidates who went through the upstate New York in 1974, when his remake the state public education in April. The World final board process, according to father retired. He was fresh out of system. She said Crew was unfamiliar Sheriff Craig Zanni. He said he was high school at the time. Records indicated that his trav- with state government restrictions COOS BAY — Coos County pleased with Murphy’s work since Murphy said he discovered his els included a daylong visit to on travel expenses and outside won’t be missing a beat in disaster his hire, which requires making love for emergency management Santa Fe schools to honor a former work. He answered to the Oregon preparation, according to the comprehensive preparations for after taking science courses cover- colleague, at a cost of $1,118, and a Education Investment Board, department’s new manager. the county in case of an emergency. ing earthquakes and other natural quick visit to Los Angeles to teach a which didn’t have a process to The county recently hired Mike “So far, he’s hit the floor run- disasters. He received an associate four-hour course at the University review his travel or outside work, Murphy as emergency manager to ning and is doing a good job,”Zanni degree in general studies, with a of Southern California, his former replace Glenda Hale, who retired. said. “We’re pleased.” employer, costing $552. SEE EXPENSES | A10 Murphy was chosen out of six Murphy moved to Oregon from SEE MURPHY | A10

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Thursday, July18,2013 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Rouge River Church and state come claims second together to make a difference life in a week GOLD BEACH — A Washington man drowned on a treacherous stretch of the Rogue River Monday in the location’s second fatal inci- dent in a week. The Curry County Sheriff’s Office said 66- year-old Steven Boyd of Walla Walla,Wash.,was raft- ing with friends near the Blossom Bar rapid when their raft turned upside down upon striking boulders. Boyd was thrown into the water and struck his head on a rock. A Mercy Flight helicopter was dispatched to the area but found Boyd dead on arrival. The Curry County medical examiner is current- ly investigating the death. A South Carolina man died at the same location By Tim Novotny, The World Friday. Wood chips piled in the parking lot at Mingus Park will vanish Saturday as an estimated 400 volunteers from a local congregation will perform various park tasks at Coos Bay parks. Thefts & It’s that time Again LDS helps fix Coos Bay parks Mischief the world newspaper BY TIM NOVOTNY Wednesday. “You can’t Reporter Tim Novotny can COOS COUNTY Parking Lot Sales The World expect it all, even with 400 be reached at 541-269-1222, July 16, 10:05 a.m., assault, 62900 people, to get done in one ext. 235, at block of Seven Devils Road. are Back! COOS BAY — It would day. It’s like building a tim.novotny@the- July 16, 12:33 p.m., burglary, 93700 take two full-time city home, if you don’t have a worldlink.com, or on Twitter block of Spalding Lane. employees about a year to good foundation nothing is at @novots34. Saturday, July 27th accomplish what an esti- going to last.” July 16, 2:03 p.m., assault, 62800 9am to 2pm mated 400 volunteers will With 400 LDS volunteers block of Olive Barber Road. be able to pull off in one day expected to take part for at Facility closures July 16, 6:26 p.m., criminal mischief, Sell your stuff at our first huge at Coos Bay parks Saturday. least eight hours, thousands Several public facilities will have 96700 block of Morgan Creek sale of the year! This is a huge That is the rough estimate of work hours are being closures or partial closures Saturday Road. event and everyone can join in. of Randy Dixon, operations donated to the project. as a part of the Coos Bay and Latter- Call or stop by our office to superintendent for the city Volunteers will be work- day Saints Church Volunteer Service COOS BAY reserve space at our parking lot of Coos Bay, as he looks ing on a number of tasks, project: July 16, 7:34 a.m., criminal mischief, sale—no need to worry about ahead to the massive volun- including landscaping, ■ Mingus Park: 10th Street 800 block of South Empire Boule- putting up signs and placing ads teer service project headed- painting, forestry, trail con- between Eighth Terrace and vard. we do all of the advertising. up by the Church of Jesus struction and playground Commercial, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 16, 12:14 p.m., driving while Christ of Latter-day Saints. fall-protection installation. ■ John Topits Park: Empire Lake Just $10 access to the lower parking off Hull suspended, Lakeshore Drive and a space! Although Dixon says city Safety and park protec- Seagate Avenue. employees have done their tion are paramount to the Street, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. part to ensure everything is project. That means the ■ Coos Bay Boardwalk: Will be July 16, 12:25 p.m., theft of mail, 300 RESERVE Your Space Now primed and ready for volun- public is being asked to steer closed as volunteers and city staff block of South Eighth Street. paint facilities, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Contact Nicole Weeks teers. Johnson Rock is also clear of those work sites July 16, 1:34 p.m., threats, 500 block ■ Eastside Park: Will be open to 541-269-1222 ext. 283 chipping in, having donated Saturday. of West Anderson Avenue. equipment and man power Dixon asked for patience the community except for the south end of the park. Volunteers will be July 16, 1:41 p.m., theft of golf clubs, Your $10 space fee will be for prepping and grading in during this effort. 900 block of South Fifth Street. advance of a new parking “We have to stage massive preparing the site for the future off- donated to The American street parking lot. July 16, 2:54 p.m., reported fight Cancer Society’s Relay For Life. area at the Eastside Park. amounts of material and the “We’ve been prepping only way we are going to While the closures may be an leads to man’s arrest Salem war- rant, Commercial Avenue and What a great opportunity to get rid of sites for four months,” move that is by truck,” he inconvenience, city Operations Fourth Street. unwanted items AND help a great cause! Dixon said by phone said. “We’re asking for the Manager Randy Dixon said he hopes community to be patient, the event will serve to inspire other July 16, 3:18 p.m., burglary, 200 but the outcome will be of a volunteers. If you have a business block of South Ninth Street. 300 percent benefit back to or group that may be interested in donating time for a future date or July 16, 4:33 p.m., criminal mischief, the community. This is 400 block of North Broadway event, he says you should contact going to get so much done Avenue. the city of Coos Bay at 541-269-8911. for the city.” July 16, 4:57 p.m., report of possible drug activity, 200 block of South Comeome CCelebrateelebrate Schoneman Avenue. July 16, 6:19 p.m., dispute leads to man’s arrest for a probation viola- tion, 700 block of South Fourth Street. Julyuly 220,0, 22013013 Help Us Cap the Pyramid! July 16, 10:03 p.m., burglary, 1100 block of Salmon Street. July 16, 11:46 p.m., prowler, 1200 - Make a Donation - block of Fenwick Street. July 16, 11:57 p.m., attempted theft Rodeoodeo SteakhouseSteakhouse from yard, 100 block of North Ninth Street. COQUILLE July 16, 7:49 p.m., dispute leads to 3rdrd AnniversaryAnniversary Bash!Bash! woman’s arrest for harassment, 300 block of North Baxter Street. Thank you Coos County NORTH BEND July 16, 9:18 a.m., reported theft of chainsaw from school district for all the support! shed, 1300 block of Crowell Lane. July 16, 11:55 a.m., BB gun damage • Free Samples to windows, 1500 block of Union • Prizes and Giveaways 5541-269-86504411--226699--88665500 Avenue. July 16, 11:34 p.m., unlawful entry • Food & Beverage Specials into a motor vehicle and theft, • Wine and Beer Tasting* 2100 block of Marion Avenue. • Rodeo Racecar Correction A story on page A1 of • Redneck Darts is giving away tickets to the Wednesday’s World should have stated the State Land Board owns the parcels of land Time: 12:00–5:00pm 2013 Coos County is seeking to purchase in the Elliott State Location: 1001 N. Bayshore Dr., Coos Bay COOS CO Forest. If the state chooses to UNTY sell, that deal will not take F place until December. The Everyone is welcome to come join us! AIR Land Board will complete appraisal of the land in Baarnrn IInn TThehe USA!USA! September. Policy JUULYLY 23-2723-27 We want to correct any error that appears in The World. To report an error, call Claim your our newsroom at 541-269- tickets 1222 or e-mail news@the- by sending an worldlink.com. email telling us your name, “Where Food, Fun & Family Really Come Together” phone number, the number Cuisine * Must be 21yrs+ for tasting with ID of tickets you want and what Spice up your menu you love about the fair. 541-808-0644 with recipes and [email protected] advice. 1001 N. Bayshore Dr., Coos Bay, OR See Page C1 Tuesday

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Food and beverages Dayton works. 541-260-1457 available. 541-290-7093 Oregon Oldtime Fiddlers 1-3 Great Afternoons Annual Wine p.m., Winchester Bay Commu- Tour 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Cost is nity Center, Winchester Bay $50, Wineries include: Community Center, 625 Bradley's River's Edge, Anin- Broadway, Winchester Bay. dor and Brandborg all in Elk- Acoustic ciircle jam, 3-4 p.m. ton and Hillcrest in Umpqua. Featured musician, Ron Estep. Tickets can be purchased at 541-759-3419. Great Afternoons office at Flair, Fashion Show and Tea By Lou Sennick, The World Highland Elementary School, Fundraiser 1-3 p.m., Venture A bee works the small petals on a Queen Anne’s Lace flower Wednesday in a patch of flowers in Coquille.The plants are in a field along West 2605 Longwood Drive, Reed- Inn Restaurant at Inland Central Avenue and state Highway 42. sport, or by calling, 541-271- Point, 2265 Inland Drive, 3926. Must be 21 to attend. North Bend. Tickets are $25, Tour leaves from Reedsport available by calling 541-260- Community Charter School, 9889 or by visiting ORCCA, Music, comedy at Youth Corps taking 2260 Longwood Drive, Reed- 1855 Thomas Ave., Coos Bay. sport. Coos Bay library applications Creature Feature 1 and 2 p.m., Lighthouse & Lake 5K Walk/Run Join the Coos Bay Public Northwest Youth Corps South Slough Interpretive Library with a fun, interac- is accepting applications 10 a.m., Marina Activity Cen- Center, 61907 Seven Devils CONTACT THE NEWSPAPER ter, 120 Marina Way, Winches- Road, Charleston. Learn about tive program of lively songs, from teenagers 16 to 19 Corner of Fourth Street & Commercial Avenue, Coos Bay ter Bay. Park at MAC. Registra- watershed inhabitants and music and comedy with Rich years old who are interested P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, OR 97420 tion 9-9:45 a.m., $5,10 or 15. 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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Ryan Haas, City Editor Opinion Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion The time for dragging feet is over

In 2010, residents of That’s not to say deteriorating brick façade. some case in 2009. Our view Coos Bay rallied behind Tarantino is to blame for In the past month, we’ve But, the time for dragging The Chandler Building has James Tarantino after he the condition of the build- seen cracks and bulging feet is over. When the city long been perceived as a and business partner ing. Prior to his purchase, window frames go from approves the construction potential danger. Now is Melvin Lesher swooped in the Chandler was a vacant notable to worrisome. permit for the building this the time to fix it before it to save the historic relic symbolizing the decay In June, city officials had week, workers should be on actually becomes one. Chandler Building on of downtown businesses. an engineer assess the sight as soon as possible. Central Avenue. Tarantino has worked to Chandler for safety, con- This will be the second What do you think? Since then, hopes for revitalize it with new ten- cluding the general public time Tarantino has received repair to the building have ants and courted a deli- should not be worried. a permit to fix the north- The World welcomes degraded as fast as the cious downtown draw with Until the city says other- west pier. The last time – letters. Email us at mortar between the bricks. restaurant Little Italy. Now wise, citizens should trust for reasons unknown – that [email protected]. Tarantino, now the sole the building serves as a in that assessment. There permit expired before it owner of the building, backdrop for a thriving isn’t reason to believe mys- could be used. should work quickly to farmers market in the terious bricks from the For safety’s sake and the shore up the sagging summer. Chandler appearing in the reassurance of area busi- northwest corner before it However, those successes vicinity and shutting down nesses, repairs should start poses a real danger to the and the public’s safety are Central Avenue — as was as soon as possible on the community. imperiled by a now rapidly the unnecessarily worri- Chandler. Throwing a fit while driving

Many states have banned, or soon will ban, texting and phoning while you drive because it’s so distracting. However, it’s a well-known fact that eating, fiddling with the radio, singing along with Beyonce, making hand-gestures to other drivers and wiping the ketchup that has dribbled onto your shirt from that burger you just ate while driving are all perfectly safe activi- ties. I think we’ll all feel better if we know that we were killed by a guy eating a cheeseburger and not by a jerk on his cell- phone. There’s just something comforting about it. Funny thing though, when drivers finish their phone calls, they usually don’t throw their phones out the window. But when they’ve finished the burger and the soda, they toss the remains out the window, wherever they happen to be — just like we Kudos all do. Sure, there are some neat freaks who put all the extra napkins, unopened ketchup packets, burger wrappers and empty french fry boxes all into Chorus applauds George Artsitas for “announc- appreciate what our Zonta Club one bag before they toss ing” our game; and to our many does. With this kind of support, Write to us it. But most people just the supporters fabulous volunteers who helped we are able to continue with our The World welcomes letters from toss each item out sepa- Sea Breeze Harmony Chorus make the show a success. We projects to help women improve rately, over hundreds of would like to say a big thank you also appreciate support from their lives. Zonta does this readers. Please observe these stan- yards of roadway. to all patrons who attended our Coos Bay Toyota; Douglas Day, through offering grants to other dards: Wait, what? You don’t second annual Barbershop Base- D.D.S.; and the Coos Bay Red community programs for Lion Hotel. Thank you to all! See do that? Oh, yeah, I for- ball Classic summer show held women and children, scholar- ■ Use your real name. JIM got, neither do I. What is you at our rematch next year! ships to women heading to MULLEN at the Dolphin Players Theatre ■ 400 words maximum. the thinking here? That on July 13. The “Red Hots” of Sea Marian Martin school, the Little Red School- this stuff is far too nasty Coos Bay ■ Include your address and day- Humorist Breeze Harmony put on a fun house project and advocating to to keep in the car until show with our visitors, the “Cool end violence against women, to time phone number for verification. you can find a garbage can? What is the big Blues” from Oregon Coast Cho- Zonta thanks all name just a few. We would also ■ No defamation, vulgarity or problem with keeping your trash in the car rus of Newport, singing cool like to thank Scott Terhaar and business complaints. until you can dispose of it? Or is your tunes and hot hits, Sweet Ade- for garage sale Bill Berger for the use of their ■ No poetry or religious testimony. mother driving behind you just to pick up line-style. Complete with pop- The Zonta Club of Coos Bay building located at 312 S. Broad- after you? would like to thank the commu- way in Coos Bay. It was an awe- corn and cracker jacks, it was a We generally print every letter that Let’s see: You have enough money to great afternoon for our “ball- nity for supporting our recent some location and it was our have a car, you have enough money to buy game.”Special thanks go to Alice fundraiser — The Zonta Club best sale yet! Thanks again to all meets these guidelines. Send yours gas, you have enough money to buy junk Carlson and Bobbi Wilson of the Community Garage Sale. It was who participated. to [email protected], or P.O. food and you’ve got to be over 16 to have a Dolphin Players for their gener- gratifying to hear many times Debbie Schade license. So we know that you know better Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. ous help; to Tim Novotny and from our shoppers that they North Bend than to throw your garbage out the car window, but you do it anyway. Why? My friends who live in states with bottle deposit laws are amazed at how many peo- ple still throw away bottles that can be Second American Revolution underway returned for a nickel or a dime. I can under- stand getting rid of the empty beer cans. The Declaration of Indepen- ultimate external judge of their Obviously,when stopped by the police, you dence pledges Americans’ servants’ conduct in office.” don’t want them to find a bunch of empties “unalienable Rights” through Barnett’s solution: “Congress on the floor of the passenger seat; besides, governments “deriving their or the courts must put a stop to you’re making plenty of money selling just powers from the consent of these unreasonable blanket crystal meth, so who needs the nickel the governed ... seizures of data and end the juris- back? “Whenever any Form of Gov- diction of the Foreign Intelligence What floors my bottle-collecting ernment becomes destructive of Surveillance Court to secretly friends is how many empty bottles of water these ends, it is the Right of the adjudicate the constitutionality they find on the side of the road. In their People to alter or to abolish it ...” of surveillance programs.” mind, people who drink bottled water can More and I, too, think that in view of its do no wrong. After all, they are the parents more of us are record through the years, the For- who don’t let their children drink sugary determined to eign Intelligence Surveillance sodas; the joggers, runners and speed alter our gov- Court must no longer exist. But walkers; the back-to-the-earth, organic, ernment by any credible constitutional grass-fed beef crowd — why on earth denying our replacement would also obviously would they throw their garbage out of a car consent to require the replacement of this window and spoil the natural world they President president and the current, absurd- love so much? The answer is not “who is Barack ly named Justice Department. Have any of you sovereign cit- our rights as British citizens doing this,”but why? Obama’s con- Eric Lichtblau’s recent front- izens in this constitutional going back to the Magna Carta. NAT What does a small child do when he’s tinuous dis- page New York Times expose is a republic been at all consulted on One example of an American carding of our angry or frustrated? He throws things. HENTOFF deeply important corollary the appointments of these president who continued to act individual con- What does an angry or frustrated adult do? exposure of the unconstitution- judges who are deciding on as if he were emulating King Ever been golfing with a club thrower? The Columnist stitutional lib- ality of the Foreign Intelligence erties, as I’ve broad constitutional questions? George III is John Adams. Our guy may be president of a bank, but he has- Surveillance Court and its prime And, thanks to the revelations second president led Congress to demonstrated in recent columns. beneficiary — the still bound- n’t a clue how to channel his anger. We’ve of former NSA contractor Edward enact the Alien and Sedition all heard of, or worked for, bosses who In a recent column for The Wall lessly unconstitutional NSA. Snowden, more members of the Acts in 1798, which made it sedi- throw things. People throw drinks on each Street Journal, Randy E. Barnett, a Reading what follows about this media have been awakened to tious for new American citizens other, they “throw” a punch, they throw Georgetown University professor secret court’s utter contempt for their husbands’ stuff out on the front lawn. of constitutional law, provides a the separation of powers makes these secret removals of the citi- to use speech that brought the Throwing fast-food waste out a car win- message of salvation to all Ameri- me ask how can this president zenry’s authority over crucial parts president or Congress “into dow says you’re mad at the world. cans, regardless of political party. not be impeached for ravaging of the Constitution. But there has contempt or disrepute.” But why are you taking out your anger on It is a model of unavoidable clarity the oath of office? not been enough sustained media As that news went through the the rest of us? If you don’t like your par- defining who we are: “The rulings, some nearly 100 coverage with the depth and con- new states, Adams lost his chance ents, go tell them, not me. If you hate your “In a republican government pages long, reveal that the court sistency necessary to expose what for a second presidential term. job, get another one; don’t take it out on based on popular sovereignty, the has taken on a much more our ultimate servants in govern- If the media will now keep on me. If you married someone you hate, people are the principals or mas- expansive role by regularly ment are allowing to happen. this story while also gathering whose fault is that? No one twisted your ters and those in government are assessing broad constitutional By contrast, a precipitating new information, at last Obama arm. Besides, if throwing trash out the car merely their agents or servants.” questions and establishing cause of the original American may be impeached before his window solved problems, trust me, every- Barnett writes: “Relying sole- important judicial precedents Revolution was the Committees years as president come to an end. one would be doing it. ly on internal governmental with almost no public scrutiny, of Correspondence, which sent Nat Hentoff is a member of the Some days, I think they are. checks violates the fundamental according to current and former news around the colonies of how Reporters Committee for Freedom Contact Jim Mullen at constitutional principle that the officials familiar with the court’s our British rulers here and in of the Press, and the Cato Insti- JimMullenBooks.com. sovereign people must be the classified decisions.” London were utterly ignoring tute, where he is a senior fellow. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Thursday, July18,2013 • The World • A5 Y K State Mom resists Oregon State, Corvallis City Who stole the cookies? risking good Council at odds over policing Kids are on the case money on BEND (AP) — Mayhem scene. Students will even CORVALLIS (AP) — if they lose. has broken out at a local ele- learn about blood spatter The Corvallis City Council The appeals court says mentary school this week in later this week. son’s bad and Oregon State STATE Eastern Oregon judge J. the form of thefts, ransoms Tuesday morning, stu- University are in a dispute DIGEST Burdette Pratt erred when and robberies. dents used chemistry to over the city’s plan to add he awarded the state attor- But luckily, the school has determine which pen a crook credit police officers in the cam- ney’s fees because he did- a team of detectives pound- used to write a note left pus area. It’s a reflection of extra oxygen at home. n’t find the plaintiff, cor- ing the pavement, searching behind at a hypothetical DEAR ABBY: We have a town-gown tensions over A Portland Fire Bureau rections officer Ronda for clues and using their crime scene. Using water and grown son who is married off-campus misbehavior lieutenant and Oregon Park, to be truthful. deductive reasoning skills to a rubbing alcohol solution, with his own family and that has accompanied Burn Center surgeon got Park sued the get to the bottom of the students first tested out home. He and his wife have enrollment growth. together Wednesday to say Department of crimes. pieces of the suspicious note. jobs. My husband and I are The Corvallis Gazette- the fires are preventable. Corrections after a state The biggest crime facing When the paper was dipped semiretired — not rich, but Times reports the council The Oregonian reports investigation said there this team of detectives? Who in a jar of the solution, stu- we live comfortably. Our approved a property tax Lt. Rich Tyler and Dr. Joseph was “substantial evi- stole the cookies from the dents observed that the black credit score is great. levy that calls for adding Pulito say smokers put dence” that she suffered cookie jar? ink turned a vibrant hue of My son wants us to co-sign three police officers — four themselves, their families from a different working “We were just looking for orange. a loan for him. I know his if Oregon State bears the and their homes at risk if environment than her something fresh to do,” said From there, students credit is not good because I $100,000 cost for another. they don’t stop smoking male co-workers. Tonya Gordon, a camp tested several pens that had get phone calls from collec- If the university doesn’t while receiving pure oxygen. instructor with Bend Park & been lying around the class- tion agents looking for him. Hiker who fell on South contribute, the city would Fees an unwarranted Recreation District’s room, marking strips of We really don’t want to co- add only two officers. Sister is rescued Detective Work Camp. “We paper and then immersing sign. City Council members penalty for losing suit SISTERS (AP) — A cen- wanted to offer something them in the rubbing alcohol DEAR How do I say city residents object to PORTLAND (AP) — A tral Oregon search and res- this year for the kids inter- to determine what kind of ABBY explain this increased costs of policing former Oregon corrections cue coordinator says a ested in science, and forensic color reaction they would to him? I near-campus areas. guard lost her gender-dis- hiker who fell while science is very hot these have. feel that The university says crimination suit against descending from the sum- days.” Though students didn’t because I’m that, legally, it can’t take the state. Then, a judge mit of South Sister has This week, a group of know it at the time, the les- his mother money intended for higher decided her claims were been rescued and taken to a about 14 students between son in ink chromatography it obligates education and turn it over untruthful and ordered her hospital in Bend. the ages of 7 and 11 are play- will help later in the week me. I am to another public entity. to pay $30,000 in attor- Shelton says the hiking ing the part of detective in when the actual cookie heist also afraid Oxygen users urged ney’s fees. party was about 300 feet the Detective Work Camp. is set to take place. he will stop But the Oregon Court of below the peak’s 10,358- The weeklong camp, held According to Gordon, stu- letting us to stop smoking Appeals ruled Wednesday foot summit. at Highland Magnet School dents will arrive today to find JEANNE see the PORTLAND (AP) — that such a penalty could KTVZ-TV reports at Kenwood on Bend’s west that somebody has robbed PHILLIPS grandkids if Nine fires in the past year- have a chilling effect on South Sister is popular side, teaches students the ins the cookie jar. I refuse. — and-a-half in Portland other litigants who want to with hikers. The standard and outs of being a detective, “We’re teaching inquiry- SCARED have been caused by sue but don’t, for fear that route is long and steep but including how to dust for based science here,” Gordon OF THE DOTTED LINE patients who continue to they too could face tens of doesn’t require technical fingerprints, how to make said. “Students are the ones DEAR SCARED: Since smoke while receiving thousands of dollars in fees skills or equipment. shoe impressions and how to asking questions. They’re debt collectors are calling collect evidence from a crime driving the learning.” because your son isn’t paying his bills, do not co-sign for a loan for him! If you do, you could wind up having to pay it Obituaries off yourselves. who have all preceded him in States. George was a friendly Mercy” to many strangers Your son is an adult. That George Phillip Deborah D. Coryle death. and generous man who and her friends. She was a you are his mother does not Burnette July 3, 1952 - July 11, 2013 He joined the U.S. Marine always had a smile and a kind true mother to her son, Kevin obligate you to assume Nov. 6, 1922 - June 16, 2013 Corps during World War ll and word for people. Those who Memorial services were and his wife and to her hus- responsibility in case he George Phillip Burnette fought in the islands around had the opportunity to meet held for Deborah D. Coryle, band, Fred. doesn’t pay his bills. If he was born on the Burnette Japan until the war ended. He him will miss him. 61, of Florence. At her Deborah also is survived retaliates by not allowing you family ranch returned home to South He is survied by his loving request, by her brothers, James and to see the grandkids, so be it. in White Dakota where he met his one wife, Florence; son, Jerry and private cre- Tommy Knapp; and sisters, If you knuckle under to emo- River, S.D., true love, Florence Homer. wife, Nadine; two grand- mation rites Luanna Foote and Darylene tional blackmail, it won’t Nov. 6, They were married soon after sons, Scott and his wife, were held Circualo. stop, and it could affect your 1922, the and had one child, Jerry. Kelli, their daughters, Jordyn through She was a retired regis- standard of living for the rest son of John George lived in the Coos and Natalie; Brad and his Burns’s tered nurse and worked in the of your lives. andBay area since 1954, with his wife, Amber and their Riverside Florence, Reedsport, North DEAR ABBY: DEAR ABBY: I’m in high Charlotte wife and family,retiring from daughter, Lily; several nieces Chapel Bend and Coos Bay areas in school and my daddy just Burnette. Weyerhaeuser Pulp Mill. He and nephews. Florence the medical field helping and passed away. I want to know F uneral George Burnette He was the was an avid sport fisherman At George’s request there Deborah Coryle caring for people. why I have so much anger and s econd all his life; fising oceans, will be no funeral service. Home. Arrangements are under hurt about this. I feel like he youngest of rivers, lakes and streams Sign the guestbook at Deborah the direction of Burns’s never got to see me reach any six brothers and two sisters throughout the United www.theworldlink.com. was born July 3, 1952, in Riverside Chapel Florence of my goals in life. The main Johnson City, N.Y., and had Funeral Home, 541-997- goal was to see my gradua- lived in the Florence area for 3416. temporary technical ser- in the monthly newsletter. tion. Louise F. Bailey many years. Sign the guestbook at geant. She enjoyed showing She also enjoyed the local What is the best way I can Oct. 1, 1920 – July 13, 2013 She was an “Angel of www.theworldlink.com. get my mind off this? — her children and friends how TOPS club, played cards and A private graveside service YOUNG GIRL IN ALABAMA to tap out words using Morse dominoes with close friends will be held for Louise F. Jensen of Seattle, Wash.; one DEAR YOUNG GIRL: I am code that she learned in the and family regularly, always Helen Knutsen Diehl Bailey, 92, of Ashland, for- grandniece, Brenda R. and sorry for your loss, which is a service. had a wonderful garden, and July 24, 1911 - July 14, 2013 merly of Coos Bay, at Sunset Tony Samard of Jefferson; particularly difficult one at Technical Sergeant Louise loved her extended family. Memorial Park Cemetery in Helen Frances Knutsen, four great-grandnephews; your age. Thorp married Corporal Louise and Alan moved to 101, of Reedsport, was born Coos Bay. A memorial serv- Robert “Bob” Bailey, a Ashland in October 2011 to two great-grandnieces; It’s important that you ice to celebrate her life will be July 24, 1911, in Harrison, stepgrandchildren, John C. understand the feelings you Coquille High School gradu- be near family, but she Idaho to Lee and Mable held at 11 a.m. Saturday, July ate, in May 1943 in Fort always thought of herself as a Diehl V and wife, Kathryn of are experiencing are normal. 20, at the Waldo Knutsen. She died Salem, Kerry G. Diehl and Anger is a part of the grieving Wayne. They returned to Coos County girl. She will be July 14, 2013. First Coos County and had four sorely missed by many wife, Debbie of Bend, Kathie process, and it may take some Christian The family moved to Diehl and husband, Jim of time for you to get beyond it. children whom they raised in friends and family, including Oregon in 1923 living first in Church, North Bend. From 1956-1976 her children, Bob Bailey and Bend, Linda Diehl Boly and The best way to “get your 2420 Roseburg and Cottage Grove, husband, Jeff of Portland; mind off this” would be to she was the bookkeeper for his wife, Betsy, Sue Glass and then moving permanently to Sherman the North Bend School her husband, Larry, Heidi nine great-grandchildren; find a safe place to TALK Ave., in Reedsport in 1924. Helen and eight great-great- about it. A grief support District, bringing the first Sue Dillenbach, and Marilyn graduated from Reedsport North Bend, automation of the payroll Bailey and her husband, Jim grandchildren. group would be helpful. Your with High School in 1929. During Helen was preceded in clergyperson could help you system, using punch cards LeMay. Also surviving the Great Depression she Louise Bailey Sharron K. for data input. Bob passed Louise are Alan’s son, Jon death by her husband, her find one and so could your Womack worked at a number of local sisters, Madeline Hebbard family doctor. away in 1986. McWilliams and his wife, businesses. She married John presiding. Louise and Alan Bailey, Marilyn; grandchildren, and Ellen Crawford Grubb; DEAR ABBY: I am writing All are C. “Jack” Diehl III in 1933. In her brother, Andrew regarding the letter from also a graduate of Coquille Derek, Bob, Jules, Jeff, 1937 she was employed by welcome to High, married June 18, 1988, Elizabeth, Jennifer, Laura, Knutsen; stepson, John C. “Appreciative in Hitchcock, attend. West Coast Power Company Diehl IV; and stepdaughter, Texas” (June 17) about the and had nearly 24 years of and Gail; 10 great-grand- (later Central Lincoln PUD), Louise happiness and fun together. children; and beloved Audrey (Smith) Diehl. importance of sending was born Oct. 1, 1920, in Nez and that year her husband In memory of her husband thank-you notes. They had their home in cousin, Jack Thorp. opened an insurance busi- Perce, Idaho to Lester R. Shore Pines in Coos Bay, and Louise was preceded in John, and sister, Madeline, Maybe this will help oth- Thorp and Beulah Belle ness. In 1945 Helen joined Helen established through ers: When our three children wintered for many years in death by her parents, her Jack in that business which Thorp. She passed away Yuma, Ariz., both with other husband, Alan; sister, Elsie the Oregon Community were young, we had a “note peacefully July 13, 2013, in later expanded to include real Foundation, the Diehl- rule.” When they received a “snowbird” friends from the Utterback; and her brother, estate sales and develop- Ashland. Bay Area and new friends John Thorp. Knutsen Memorial present, they had five days to By the time Louise was 3 ment. She retired in 1983. Scholarship. This permanent write the note. If written made there. They were Memorial contributions Helen is survived by years old, the family had famous for hosting family may be made in Louise’s and on-going scholarship for within two days, the note only moved to Gaylord, then to nieces, Carolyn Harding and Reedsport High School grad- had to be three lines long. On Thanksgiving dinners on name to the First Christian Annalee and Richard Powers, where she graduated Veterans Day in Coos Bay so Church, 2420 Sherman Ave., uates has been awarded for the third day,it was four lines. from high school, Class of Mayhew of Eugene; nephew, the past 18 years. On the fourth day, five lines. that they could leave for North Bend, OR 97459. Don Crawford of Squaw 1936. She would later attend Yuma before the end of Arrangements are under Private services will be On the fifth day — the gift business school in Portland. Valley, Calif.; grandnephews, held at 11 a.m. Sunday, July went to charity! November! the care of Coos Bay Chapel, Dan Crawford of Hayden, She served in the Women’s The North Bend First 541-267-3131. 21, at the Reedsport Masonic None of them ever com- Army Auxiliary Corp Idaho, Kevin W. Jensen of Cemetery. plained about doing their Christian Church was cen- Friends and family are San Francisco, Richard A. (WAAC) from 1942-43, pri- tral in Louise’s life for nearly encouraged to sign the online Sign the guestbook at notes, and it became a habit marily at Fort Wayne, Ind., Jensen and Brent R. Jensen of www.theworldlink.com. while growing up. We were 60 years. She and Alan were guestbook at www.coos- Portland, and James E. where she trained in radio devoted to the church, and to bayfh.com and www.the- proud of each of them when repair, rising to the rank of their wedding thank-yous were their many friends there. worldlink.com. Louise served the church on Burial, Cremation & out within a week! — STRICT Obituaries are paid announce- PARENTS IN ST. LOUIS Death Notices the board, was treasurer, ments. Information is provided by Funeral Services The DEAR STRICT PARENTS: church secretary, elder and mortuaries and family members. Good for you! You taught Michael J. Riley — 72, of writer of a longtime column Call mortuaries for information. Bay Area’s your children that there were Coos Bay, died July 15, 2013, in Coos Bay. Arrangements consequences for shirking Est. 1915 Only responsibility. That’s an are pending with Coos Bay Cremation & Funeral Service 541-267-3131 important lesson because the Chapel, 541-267-3131. 685 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay Crematory same is true when they Elfriede Prefontaine — Licensed & Certified Operators become adults. 88, of Coos Bay, died July 16, DEAR ABBY: I was won- 2013, in Eugene. Myrtle Grove Funeral Service - Bay Area LOCALLY OWNED dering, do you ever read a let- Arrangements are pending ALL FUNERAL & INSURANCE Simple Cremation & Burial. Crematory on Premises. Licensed & Certified Operators. Est. 1913 PLANS ACCEPTED ter and say to yourself,“If this with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- Cremation & Funeral Service 541-756-0440 is all you have to worry about, 267-3131. 2014 McPherson Ave. North Bend 4 Locations To Serve You you’re lucky”? — JEFF IN Florence Giles — 98, of 1525 Ocean Blvd NW • Chapels P.O. Box 749, Coos Bay, OR Phone: 541.269.2851 FORT MCCOY, FLA. Coos Bay, passed away July • Veterans Honors DEAR JEFF: No. I have 17, 2013, in Coos Bay. • Reception Rooms Arrangements are pending Ocean View more respect for my readers • Cremation Memory Gardens Est. 1939 • Video Tributes with Nelson’s Bay Area than that. 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Thursday, July18,2013 Y K Nation Relief from heat is on the horizon

NEWYORK (AP) — Cooler temperatures are within sight but likely not soon enough or cool enough for a large swath of the country hit with dangerously high temperatures for days as the largest heat wave of the summer failed to budge from South Dakota to Massachusetts. The Associated Press Philip Jeschke,4,stays cool under the waterfall tower in the splash pool The relief is expected to at The Wilton Family YMCA on Tuesday in Wilton, Conn. begin arriving today in some regions of the country as a The Associated Press cold front drops south from temperature hit 90 degrees Alzheimer’s patient died of A female inmate hand crew from Puerta La Cruz and firefighters in an engine company with them set fire to Canada. But it is not soon Wednesday, according to the heat exhaustion after wan- reinforce the line to stave off part of the Mountain Fire burning up a hill toward them near Lake Hemet, Calif. enough for others. National Weather Service, dering away from his north- on Tuesday. Cooler temperatures are though the worst heat was in ern Kentucky home Tuesday likely to sweep through the the Midwest to Northeast. in temperatures that rose to Midwest and into the Mid- Humid air just made it all feel 93 degrees. S. Calif.wildfire forces evacuations Atlantic and Northeast worse, with heat indexes in Amid the heat, officials in regions by Saturday. They some places over 100. Washington D.C.’s Maryland might be accompanied by It was hot enough to buckle suburbs worked to keep a IDYLLWILD, Calif. (AP) — A wildfire People were being allowed home long severe thunderstorms. highway pavement in several failing water main from cut- pushed toward Southern California moun- enough to pick up essential items before The largest heat wave of states. Firefighters in Indi- ting off hundreds of thou- tain communities Wednesday night, forcing evacuating as the flames crept over a peak the summer has stagnated anapolis evacuated 300 peo- sands of people, just when people to flee from thousands of homes and just east of the towns, Jandrall said. over large regions, bringing ple from a senior living com- they needed it most. People threatening thousands more. There were 4,100 residences threatened sizzling temperatures and munity after a power outage in Prince George’s County The communities of Idyllwild, Fern Valley by the fire including homes, hotels, condo- little hope of relief without knocked out the air condi- were asked not to run their and smaller surrounding communities in the miniums and cabins, Forest Service spokes- rain, a growing possibility for tioning. The state of Illinois faucets, water their lawns or mountains southwest of Palm Springs were woman Melody Lardner said. some hard-hit areas as the opened cooling centers. flush toilets to keep the water under evacuation orders affecting some 2,200 Winds that were moving the fire into weekend approaches. Officials are blaming hot system from emptying dur- homes and 6,000 residents and visitors, U.S. wilderness were beginning to change direc- Most states in the U.S. had weather for at least one ing emergency repairs. Forest Service spokeswoman Carol Jandrall. tion, Lardner said. at least one region where the death. A 78-year-old Firefighters in southern

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C M C M Y K Thursday, July18,2013 • The World • A7 Y K Nation and World NATIONAL NASA still perplexed by DIGEST Senate reaches deal astronaut’s flooded helmet easing college loans WASHINGTON (AP) — CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Parmitano, Italy’s first and Senators are ready to offer (AP) — The spacewalking only spacewalker, could not students a better deal on astronaut who came close to hear or speak by the time he their college loans this fall, drowning in a flooded helmet re-entered the space station but future classes could see 1 searched for clues in his on Tuesday, 1 ⁄2 hours after higher interest rates. spacesuit Wednesday, in stepping out. He also had dif- The Senate could vote as hopes of understanding the ficulty seeing because of the early as today on a bipartisan unprecedented water leak. big globs of water in his hel- compromise that heads off a The Associated Press Engineers in Houston, met and elsewhere in his suit. costly increase for returning Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., left, turns to thank Rep. James Sensenbrenner, meanwhile, conducted their He’d worn the same suit students. The compromise R-Wis., as he finishes his testimony in support of the Voting Rights Act own investigation into what on a spacewalk a week earli- could be a good deal for stu- on Capitol Hill in Washington on Wednesday. should have been a routine, er, without mishap. dents through the 2015 aca- yet still risky, maintenance NASA aborted the second demic year, but then interest job outside the International spacewalk because of the del- rates are expected to climb above where they were when Political odd couple Space Station. uge and later acknowledged it students left campus this But a day after one of was a serious situation in spring. NASA’s most harrowing which Parmitano could have Under the deal, all under- spacewalks in decades, choked or even drowned. He together again on answers eluded the experts. looked all right, although wet, The Associated Press graduates this fall would bor- In this image provided by NASA on row at 3.85 percent interest “There still is no smoking when his crewmates pulled gun or definite cause of what off his helmet, and was Tuesday, European Space Agency rates. Graduate students astronaut Luca Parmitano, would have access to loans at voting rights law happened or why that water reported to be in fine shape. ended up” inside Luca Par- NASA astronaut Karen Expedition 36 flight engineer, par- 5.4 percent and parents ticipates in a spacewalk as work would be able to borrow at WASHINGTON (AP) — law once again aren’t clear. mitano’s spacesuit, said Nyberg, a crewmate, added 6.4 percent. Those rates NASA spokesman Kelly via Twitter: “Just happy continues on the International The white Wisconsin lawyer “This is going to be a little Space Station. would climb as the economy and the black preacher from harder,” Sensenbrenner said Humphries. Luca’s safe!” improves and it becomes Georgia strode into the Sen- Wednesday after the Senate more expensive for the gov- ate hearing room together Judiciary Committee hearing ernment to borrow money. and took their seats, shoul- and the day before a House Slow talks could hasten Detroit bankruptcy Sen. ready to approve der-to-shoulder, at the wit- session. “It’s uncharted ness table. Veteran lawmak- waters.” DETROIT (AP) — After complain the city isn’t doing city in that direction. Labor Dept. chief ers and experts in civil rights “If anyone on the other several weeks of slow-moving much to bargain with them “I think Orr is going to get WASHINGTON (AP) — law, they’ve been here before. side of the aisle can bring talks, only one deal has been beyond offering 10 cents on a to the point where he has The Senate was poised today Republican Rep. Jim people to the table and get it reached between the state- dollar. They say bankruptcy enough ammunition to justify to approve President Barack Sensenbrenner and Democ- done, this man can do it,” appointed emergency man- attorney Kevyn Orr’s mes- a Chapter 9 if there are Obama’s choice to head the ratic Rep. John Lewis are men Lewis said of Sensenbrenner ager hired to fix Detroit’s sage to them has been a blunt enough people not willing to Labor Department after law- of a certain age and experi- in a telephone interview finances and the more than 50 — take it or leave it. get on the bus,” said James makers, by the thinnest of ence amid a Congress Wednesday night. “He is creditors, two public pension Though Orr has said he’s McTevia, a turnaround expert margins, voted to remove marked by a bitter aversion tireless. And he will not take funds and unions jockeying attempting to avoid the based north of Detroit in obstacles blocking the con- to working together. Though ‘no’ for an answer.” for a piece of the billions of largest municipal bankrupt- Bingham Farms. Bankruptcy firmation while honoring a political and temperamental Influential House Repub- dollars the city owes them. cy in U.S. history, experts say may be the only option for a bipartisan pact for approving opposites, they have paired licans, such as Speaker John The slow process is frus- the stalemates at the bar- city that for years has crashed top nominations. up for decades on one of the Boehner, aren’t saying much trating some creditors who gaining tables could push the toward insolvency, he said. Senators were ready to nation’s most painful of anything about the confirm Thomas Perez as issues— racial politics — and prospects for a bill to pass the labor secretary by a likely won overwhelming biparti- GOP-led House. So with near party-line roll call. After san passage when they have time ticking toward the 2014 “Mischief, Mayhem & Matrimony” that, they were scheduled to sought to reauthorize the elections and the Republi- 47th Season... debate Obama’s selection of Voting Rights Act. cans eager to draw support ~OR ~ “Have Some Madeira m’dear” Gina McCarthy to become This time it’s Sensenbren- from blacks and Hispanics, administrator of the Environ- ner’s third rewrite of the 1965 who overwhelmingly vote for mental Protection Agency. law and Lewis’ second. The Democrats, Sensenbrenner Last week, Louisiana Sen. Supreme Court’s decision to and Lewis are laying the David Vitter, top Republican on gut the product of their part- groundwork for their case. the Senate environment com- nership has called them They testified Wednesday CALL FOR RESERVATIONS mittee, said he was dropping together again, but the odds before the Senate. A House efforts to delay McCarthy’s of successfully persuading panel is holding a hearing 541-396-4563 nomination after the EPA their colleagues to rewrite the today. agreed to release more infor- mation about how it makes decisions. McCarthy has also faced opposition from Sen. Roy Blunt,R-Mo.,because of delays to a flood control project. Perez, who leads the Justice Department’s civil rights divi- sion, is considered too liberal by many Republicans. On Wednesday, GOP senators said they were opposing him because he has refused to obey a House subpoena demanding his personal emails related to a whistle-blower case against the city of St. Paul, Minn., that they have criticized him for dropping. On Wednesday, the Senate voted narrowly to end a fili- buster against Perez. All but six Republicans voted against Perez — the exact number of GOP senators that majority Democrats needed to muster the 60 votes required to end the delaying tactics against Perez’s nomination. Sen. Committee clears nomination of FBI head WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate Judiciary Com- mittee has unanimously approved the nomination of James Comey to be director of the FBI, clearing the way for a full Senate vote. The 18-0 committee vote will send Comey’s nomination to the Senate floor. The soon- est that vote could take place would be early next week. President Barack Obama nominated the 52-year-old Comey in June to succeed outgoing FBI Director Robert Mueller. Comey spent 15 years as a federal prosecutor before serving as the no. 2 official in the Justice Department of President George W. Bush. He is best known for resisting that administration’s demands for warrantless wiretapping. The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Democ- ratic Sen. Patrick Leahy of Ver- mont, praised Comey and thanked Republicans for help- ing to expedite his nomination.

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C M C M Y K Thursday, July18,2013 • The World • A9 Y K World Russian opposition leader gets five-year prison sentence

KIROV, Russia (AP) — the sentence was pro- corruption. He was a top Alexei Navalny, one of the nounced said, “Oh, well. leader of the wave of massive Russian opposition’s leading Don’t get bored without me. protest rallies that broke out figures, was convicted of And, importantly, don’t be in late 2011 after a national embezzlement today and idle ...” parliamentary election sentenced to five years in Navalny handed the scarred by allegations of prison. phone and his watch to his widespread fraud. Navalny and his support- wife, Yulia, before bailiffs It was Navalny who first ers claimed the case was took custody of him and co- called the dominant United politically driven to try to defendant Pyotr Ofitserov, Russia party “the party of shut down the vehement who was given a four-year crooks and thieves,”a phrase Kremlin critic and intimidate sentence. that became a rallying cry for his supporters. The case raised criticism the nascent opposition to Navalny was found guilty of Russia for efforts to stifle Russia’s leader, Vladimir The Associated Press of heading a group that opposition. Putin. U.S.Secretary of State John Kerry,second right,greets a group of Syrian refugees during a joint meeting with embezzled $500,000 worth “We are deeply disap- More recently, he pushed Jordanian Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh, right, at the Zaatari refugee camp near Mafraq,Jordan, today. of timber from state-owned pointed in the conviction of his ambitions by declaring company Kirovles in 2009 Alexei Navalny and Pyotr himself a candidate for this while he worked as an unpaid Ofitservov and the apparent fall’s Moscow mayoral elec- adviser to the provincial political motivations in this tion. Kerry gets an earful from governor in Kirov, about 470 trial,” U.S. Ambassador Navalny’s wife appeared miles east of Moscow. 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EXPENSES and the state did not pay any Elderly grocery store owner refuses robber expenses. State foots bill Others, like the trip to MARSHFIELD, Wis. (AP) the cash register. of the store,’ I said, ‘I’m not looked around, spotted a Santa Fe, were not related to — A masked robber appar- “I said: ‘I’m not opening walking no place, I’m stand- security camera in the corner, for college work his work for Oregon, but ently thought the 96-year- up that cash register and ing right here,”’ Wolf grabbed the knife and fled. Continued from Page A1 Crew had the state pay the old owner of a neighborhood that’s it, I’m not opening it. I recounted. Marshfield Police Lt. plane fare and rental car tab, grocery store in Marshfield said you can have all the The elderly store owner Darren Larsen said he’s just the newspaper reported. would be an easy target for his Tootsie Rolls you want but I stood her ground when the glad Wolf is OK. so he made those decisions “It was hard for us to crime. But, he was so wrong. am not opening that cash man flashed a pocketknife Wolf said she has a few on his own, she said. track who paid for what and Margaretta Wolf has register,”’said Wolf. and placed it on the counter. words for the suspect. State accounting officials when it was personal and owned the store bearing her The man in the silver mask “I said, ‘I’ll press a button “What do I say to him? I rejected his requests to pay when it was professional,” family name for 54 years. And and carrying a knife contin- and I’ll have somebody here say I think you got some pun- $336 for a town car to drive Van Laanen said. “There was she wasn’t about to turn over ued to give Wolf orders during in seconds,”’she said. ishments coming, and it will him between his Salem home supposed to be a process in her cash to the armed intrud- the robbery attempt Monday. Wolf said the would-be be a little bit more than and the Portland airport for a which he sought approval er after he ordered her to open “He said,‘Walk in the back robber appeared frustrated, scrubbing the floor,”she said. three-day trip in February to through the OEIB for any Washington, D.C., plus $350 outside work, but a process CISNEROS to upgrade his plane ticket to was never established.” first-class. Of the trip to teach a class Police found Crew said the town car at USC, she acknowledged, would save money,because it “we should not have paid for phone on roof would have required $210 in that one.” valet airport parking and Continued from Page A1 She said Crew pushed $270 worth of his time if he had driven himself. back when she was brought short relationship.” Crew also billed the state in to bring his office into The two began to $850 for a flight to compliance with state rules exchange sexually explicit Anchorage and a first-class and regulations. text messages and engage in flight back for a trip that he Asked for comment, phone sex. Cisneros also subsequently decided not to Kitzhaber’s aides said the bought the victim a sex toy take. The state could not governor’s office took steps he claimed to be a foot mas- recoup the money, Van to implement an approval sager. It was revealed in Laanen said. process for Crew’s expenses. court that Cisneros said he During the legislative “As soon as the issue was was in love with the victim session, he traveled to brought to our attention we and planned to ask her par- Washington, D.C., Santa Fe, worked with the board to ents for permission to Los Angeles, San Diego, San prepare an approval process, marry her. Francisco and the Bahamas. including the creation of a “There was an infatuation Some trips were related to management subcommit- on both sides,” Goldman Oregon education, such as tee,” said an email from said. “My client should’ve the San Diego meeting of the spokeswoman Amy exercised better judgment.” Western Interstate Wojcicki. “While that The victim’s parents Commission for Higher process was being imple- eventually saw photos Cis- Education. Others were not, mented Dr. Crew resigned.” neros had been sending to their daughter’s phone and called police. At the time of his arrest, Cisneros claimed By Alysha Beck, The World emergency manager. he was innocent in the mat- Coquille Tribal member Don Ivy removes a whole salmon from the open fire pit at the Mill Casino-Hotel on MURPHY Murphy’s dedication to ter. Police later recovered Wednesday as part of the RV Jamboree. The salmon was cooked for an hour underground with cedar and Community emergency services dates Cisneros’ phone on a neigh- alder wood. back to the 1980s, when he boring roof. The water-dam- needs to plan served as fire chief for the aged phone contained a pic- shot in the arm to the local The biggest boon for the all-volunteer department in JAMBOREE Continued from Page A1 ture of the victim naked. economy. Doering says the Bay Area, though, is FMCA Langlois. “I’m sorry I did wrong,” Massive event vehicles may pull into the planning to return its North- Murphy said he wouldn’t Cisneros said, crying in casino’s property, but atten- west Rally here in 2015. concentration in science, in make many changes to the court. “I lost a good set of will return 2015 dees travel out into the com- Doering says he doesn’t 1978. He received his second department because Hale friends and I lost their trust. munity regularly. expect rising gas prices to Continued from Page A1 associate degree in fire sci- had started a good program. I’m ready to do my sentence.” “We thought, ‘We have an keep travelers from coming ence in 2003. Both were from “I would like to see a con- As part of that sentence, RV Park, let’s get a rally to the coast. Southwestern Oregon tinuation of what’s been Cisneros will have to register “There has been so much together. Let’s do something “They are more connected Community College. done,”he said. as a sex offender for the rest interest created from last really special for folks.’And it to their coaches than they “I just find it interesting,” Murphy emphasized resi- of his life. really caught on,” Doering are to the price of gas,” year,it kind of built on itself,” Murphy said. “We’re always dents should make prepara- The conclusion of Cis- Doering said Wednesday. said. Doering said. “I imagine trying to prepare for what tions for unavoidable natural neros’ case in Coos County “It’s nice that we made a There are two more events there is a tipping point disasters. comes at us. The more you does not spell an end to his good impression.” scheduled this year that can somewhere, but folks still “I would like to make the legal trouble, however. He Over 1,200 people attend- trace their origin back to the want to travel — although understand, the more you community more resilient,” also awaits trial in Deschutes ed the Northwest Rally, FMCA Rally.One is similar in they may not travel as far — can protect yourself.” Murphy said. “Emergencies County for first-degree rape, which was that event’s first size to the Jamboree and and these are folks who love Zanni said Murphy is on a do happen. We can’t prevent four counts of first-degree venture to the coast. The takes place in August. The to travel.” 12-month probationary them.” sodomy, three counts of rally’s success spawned five second event will be a joint Reporter Tim Novotny can period, so “he’s gotta stay on Reporter Emily Thornton first-degree unlawful sexual smaller events at the Mill, GMC Cascaders, GMC 49ers be reached at 541-269-1222, his toes.” can be reached at 541-269- penetration with a foreign one of which was this week’s and GMC Western States Fall ext.235,atMurphy served as Port 1222, ext. 249 or at object, two counts of sex Jamboree. 2013 Rally. That event takes [email protected] Orford’s city administrator emily.thornton@the- abuse and first-degree luring Increased RV traffic in and place in October and over om, or on Twitter at from 2006 until now. Before worldlink.com or on Twitter: a minor. out of the Mill has given a 100 vehicles are anticipated. @novots34. that, he was Curry County’s @EmilyK_Thornton.

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Golf | B2 Sports Baseball | B4 B theworldlink.com/sports ■ Sports Editor John Gunther ■ 541-269-1222, ext. 241 THURSDAY,JULY 18, 2013 Talent is Vaughn par for rolls into the course quarters “These guys are good.” That’s the slogan the PGA Tour WALLA WALLA, Wash. - has used to describe its players. Reedsport golfer Monica Vaughn It also could be used to describe reached the quarterfinals at the the golfers at last week’s Pacific Pacific Northwest Women's Northwest Men’s Amateur Amateur Championship on Championship at Bandon Dunes Wednesday by winning her first Golf Resort. two matches of the tournament. People who tune in to watch golf Vaughn faces Caroline Inglis of on TV regularly, or just for the Eugene, a regular summer foe over majors like this week’s British Open, the years and University of Oregon get to see the world’s best players golfer, during the quarterfinals this make fabulous shots. It’s another morning at Wine Valley Golf Club. experience to see it in person. Vaughn opened the tournament We’ve been fortunate over the with a 3 and 2 win over Kassidy years to see a number of significant Long-Goheen of Phoenix, shooting tournaments come through the 2-under for the round. In her after- area, thanks to the prestige of the noon match against Cassandra resort. By Alysha Beck, The World McKinley of Shoreline, Wash., They include three visits by the Marshfield’s new head football coach Josh Line runs drills during the team’s second offseason workout on Wednesday. Vaughn was 1-under in a 5 and 4 United States Golf Association — win. Vaughn lost the first hole, but the 2006 Curtis Cup, the 2007 U.S. won seven holes between No. 3 and Mid-Amateur and the 2011 Men’s No. 14 to wrap up the match. and Women’s Amateur Public Links New coach is already Vaughn, who will begin her col- Championships. lege career at Arizona State The Curtis Cup was filled with University in the fall, is the highest future professionals on the LPGA remaining seed in the tournament. Tour, including Paige McKenzie looking down the Line She had the second best qualifying with ties to Reedsport. The Mid-Amateur was for play- score through the two rounds of ers who are 25 or over, most of them stroke play, finishing 1-under. BY GEORGE ARTSITAS linebacker Alex Brown helped been a little bit messy. So, it’s Medalist Kendall Prince of planning to be lifetime amateurs. The World organize some of his fellow sen- nice having the internal coach,” The winner that week was Trip Corvallis, who golfs for the iors to go up and give their Fields said. University of Arizona and won the Kuehne, who comes from a famous COOS BAY — A week ago, endorsement for Line to Vice Line doesn’t plan on his new golf family. Oregon Amateur last month, set a Josh Line was on vacation at his Principal Bryan Trendell. Brown position being temporary, and is course record in the opening round The Publinx, the nickname for sister’s place in Spokane, pack- knew it would just be a better fit looking younger than high the 2011 tourna- of qualifying Monday with a 5- ing to head up to Vancouver, having the team play for some- school to nurture talent. Line under 67. But she was dominated SPORTS ment, included when he got a call that he’d be one they’re familiar with. has been heavily involved in the many college by Jennifer Ha of Calgary, Canada, EDITOR the next Marshfield head coach. “A lot of us felt more com- South Coast Youth Football in the second round Wednesday players among He spent the weekend with fortable being around coach League since its inception. the men and a when Ha went on a torrid stretch. his family to refrain from upset- Line than having someone new He has plans of developing Ha birdied seven of the 12 holes bunch of ting his wife, then rushed down come in and coach,”Brown said. kids as young as second grade teenagers among and won seven of the final eight in in his black Ford SUV on “We rely on him because we and already has fifth graders a 7 and 6 win over Prince. the women. The Monday to formally accept the know what he’s capable of working out with high school- runner-up for Ha will be a junior at Kent State job, flipped a U-turn and head- coaching and what he has in ers, running gassers and swing- University and was the medalist in the men that ed right back. mind for this upcoming season.” ing ropes with the big boys. week was a stu- the Mid-American Conference The old Pirates’ defensive With the last-second hire, It’s all about thinking three tournament. dent at UNLV, coordinator isn’t bashful about most of the summer workout steps ahead for Line. Develop Derek Ernst, who Inglis opened with a 5 and 4 win JOHN saying that he’s pretty pumped schedule had to be scrapped, young talent now and refine over Audrey Orem of Bellingham, already has a about his new gig as Marshfield but Line has hit the ground run- their skills for when the game GUNTHER PGA victory to Wash., and then beat Kristen Rue football’s top dog. ning as coach. He plans on speed picks up. He wants to of Gig Harbor, Wash., by a 4 and 3 his name, win- “These kids are excited and implementing a spread offense, plant seeds early and pick the ning this year’s Wells Fargo margin in the second round. so am I,” Line said through a getting in the shotgun a lot and fruits of his labor when they’re The quarterfinals and semifi- Championship. jovial smile. “These kids really exploiting the speed the Pirates ready for varsity, year-in and nals are today, with the 36-hole In addition to the USGA events, respond well to me. I’ve known have up and down their roster. year-out. final on Friday. the resort has hosted a number of them a long time and I’ve Senior lineman Bill Fields is “It’s a great opportunity for us Also still alive are defending regional tournaments over the years. worked with a lot of them before one of the Pirates who will facili- and for me as the head coach to champion and University of The first big one was the same they got to high school. I think tate that speed on the roster. The try to create a program that goes Tennessee golfer Chessey Thomas one that rolled through last week, we have a really good relation- fact that he doesn’t have to learn from the high school all the way of Spokane, defending PNGA 13 years ago. The winner that week ship, but at the same time I how to deal with a new external down to the lowest levels of the Junior Girls champion Jordan was Jeff Quinney, then still a col- think we’re going to have the coach two months before his South Coast Youth Football Ferreira of University Place, lege player. He rode the momen- type of energy when you have a senior season is nice, but looking League,”Line said. “Our kids are Wash., and Morgan Thompson of tum of the victory to qualify for the change at the coaching posi- down the line, he’s happy the seeing things year in and year out U.S. Amateur later that summer at tion.” new varsity guys won’t have such so by the time they get to high Tualatin, who plays at California the resort. Then he won the U.S. The Marshfield position a steep learning curve. school they know what we’re and had a hole-in-one during her Amateur, capping a phenomenal opened up after former coach “We have a lot of young guys doing and it’s just refining.” win over Katie Lee in the first summer. Justin Ainsworth left the school that are going to be playing and “That’s the wave of the future round Wednesday. History has shown Bandon Dunes to take a vice principal position they kind of need that stability. and that’s the way we have pro- The winner of the match winners can have bright futures. in Alaska. If we brought a new coach in gram that sustains itself every between Vaughn and Inglis this Last week’s winner was Senior running back and here with new guys, it would’ve year.” morning meets either Thomas or Cameron Peck of Olympia, Wash., Ferreira in the semifinals this who just finished his college career afternoon. at Texas A&M. During the championship match against former Oregon high school standout Hans Reimers, Peck rou- Froome’s Youth tinely bombed his drives, either with a driver or 5-wood. He also showed creativity around the football greens and a solid putting stroke. own Tour Peck didn’t have much time to sign ups celebrate. A day later, he was in Virginia preparing for the U.S. Amateur Public Links tournament de Force are tonight at Lauren Hill Golf Club in Virginia. Peck qualified 13th in the two CHORGES, France (AP) — Even THE WORLD rounds of stroke play, finishing at 1- when he expects to lose, Tour de under, and then won his first match France champion-in-the-making Students in the Coos Bay School on Wednesday to reach the round Chris Froome cannot help but win. District can sign up for the South of 32 in the tournament. He’s that strong and he’s making it Coast Youth Football League Many of the top players last look easy. tonight at Marshfield High School. week were college students. Two On a day when the British rider was local players who did well are ama- planning to save some energy for Registrations will be held from 7 to teurs who are older, in the instance upcoming mountains, Froome still 8 p.m. at Pete Susick Stadium. of Tim Tucker, quite a bit older. brushed aside the field and took his The tackle football league is for Tucker, who reached the third third stage win of this 100th Tour. students in third through sixth round of match play, is 45 and a Alberto Contador, Froome’s grade. caddie at the resort. Spanish rival still trying to make a The registration fee is $100, but Kyle Crawford, who graduated fight of this one-sided battle, gave his increases to $125 for students who from Marshfield in 2007,lost in the all in Wednesday’s Alpine time trial. don’t sign up before Aug. 10. second round of match play to His face contorted in a grimace of Players who don’t sign up Reimers, who went on a birdie effort as he sprinted out of the saddle tonight can sign up during binge to beat the local hopeful. to the line, while spectators whipped National Night Out on Aug. 6 at This week, another local stand- up a thunderclap of noise by banging Ferry Road Park in North Bend. out, recent Reedsport graduate their fists on the barriers. Students in the North Bend and Monica Vaughn, is competing in Froome, having set off behind Coquille school districts also can the Pacific Northwest Women’s Contador, sped in a few moments sign up that night and Coquille Amateur in Washington. The peo- later. He, too, rode hard but looked will hold a registration session ple alive in the quarterfinals today more comfortable with his easy-on- from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on July 31 at include a number of decorated col- the-eye pedaling style, perched on his the Coquille Fire Station. lege golfers or, in the case of the saddle, legs pumping underneath him Coos Bay and North Bend will two-time high school state cham- like pistons in an ocean liner’s engine The Associated Press hold their drafts at 9 a.m. on Aug. pion Vaughn, future college players. room. Stage winner Christopher Froome of Britain, wearing the overall leader’s yellow 10. Coos Bay’s session is at Pete Yep, these guys — and gals — are jersey, strains in the last meters of winning the 17th stage of the Tour de France, Susick Stadium and North Bend’s good. SEE TOUR | B4 an individual time trial on Wednesday. is at Vic Adams Field.

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GULLANE, Scotland (AP) — Mark O’Meara turned back the clock to 1998. Rory McIlroy can’t figure out what he was doing 11 months ago. While Zach Johnson seized the British Open lead with a 6-under 66 today, the biggest surprise was O’Meara. He ripped through the front nine on his way to a 4-under 67 at sunny Muirfield as though he was in his prime — not a 56-year- old who has combined to shoot a combined 76 over par over the past decade at golf’s oldest major. The Open champion from 1998 at Birkdale made the turn with a 5-under 31 before stumbling with his first bogey at the 10th. He lipped out a birdie try on 18, leaving him one stroke behind. Not that it’s unusual for an old-timer to play well in the Open. Four years ago, Tom Watson nearly won at age 59. Greg Norman led after 54 holes well into his 50s. The biggest disappoint- ment of the opening round was McIlroy, who only last August won his second major title with a runaway victory at the PGA Championship. He showed no signs of snapping out of his baffling slump this season, struggling mightily to a 79 that marked the second- worst Open round. The only time McIlroy shot worse was an 80 at St. Andrews in 2010, but that was more a product of a bru- tal wind than poor shots. This time, he could blame only himself. Time and again, he found himself whacking at the ball out of the rough or trying to escape the treacherous bunkers. His most telling sequence came at the 15th, where he drove it into the tall grass, chopped it out just short of the green, then sent a putt screaming past the flag — right into a bunker on the other side. He let out a sigh that said everything — a once-dominant player who, as Paul Azinger said earlier in the week, looked “adrift.” “I wish I could stand here and tell you guys what’s wrong and how to make it right,” McIlroy said. “I don’t know what you can do. You just have to try and play your way out. Sometimes I feel Rose chasing golf’s rare championship ‘two-fer’ like I’m walking out there and I’m unconscious.” GULLANE, Scotland (AP) — A deal this year,” Rose chuckled U.S. Open last fall, Rose would love to be staying in this tournament, not An unheralded Spaniard, month after winning the U.S. Open, Wednesday. “With the U.S. Open, possess both trophies at the same being dragged back to Merion every Rafael Cabrera-Bello, opened Justin Rose still hasn’t settled on an you get it done yourself. So I’m hop- time, a feat only six golfers — all five minutes,” Rose said. with a 67.Three other players engraver to etch his name into the ing I’ll get a discount for bulk.” among the game’s greats — have “If I’m left alone, just me and my — Miguel Angel Jimenez, trophy he brought home from the It would be hard to come up with a accomplished in the century-plus caddie, it’s pretty easy to focus on Brandt Snedeker and Dustin Merion Golf Club. better finish to what’s already been history of major championship golf. what I need to focus on. It’s when you Johnson — were right in the But the Englishman already has an eventful few weeks for Rose. Since The roster of that exclusive club have the outside distractions that mix after posting 68s. someone in mind: Garry Harvey, the capturing his first major, he’s dined speaks to just how tough a task it is: prevents you from doing that. But Another shot back were silversmith who will engrave the with Prime Minister David Cameron, Bobby Jones (twice; 1926 and 1930); when you’re playing a tournament, major champions Phil name of British Open winner on the signed hundreds of autographs and Gene Sarazen (1932); Ben Hogan you’re in a controlled environment Mickelson, Angel Cabrera claret jug within moments of the watched from the Royal Box as coun- (1953); Lee Trevino (1971); Tom and it’s business as usual.” and Todd Hamilton. final putt dropping Sunday at tryman Andy Murray captured the Watson (1982); and Tiger Woods Rose shot a first round 75, which is Perennial favorite Tiger Muirfield. Wimbledon men’s singles final. (2000). 10 shots behind early leader Zach Woods was among those “I’m hoping I’ll get a two-for-one And just like Murray, who won the “The challenge for me is going to Johnson. playing in the afternoon.

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gaming THE WORLD Participants should wear shorts or spandex, a T- North Bend High School shirt and tennis shoes, and will hold a tryout session will need to have a waiver contract Saturday for the varsity signed by a parent, avail- and competition cheer- able Saturday morning. NEW YORK (AP) — The leading teams. The event is not open to NCAA said it will no longer The tryout will run from spectators. allow Electronic Arts Inc. to 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with a For more information, use its logo starting next year. one-hour lunch break. call 541-297-4232. The move ends a lucrative business deal with the gam- ing industry giant and comes as the NCAA Lochte, Franklin are fights a high-pro- Sports file law- The Associated Press top draws at worlds suit that Shorts Texas A&M quarterbackJohnny Manziel fights his way through a crowd of photographers and reporters as he says the arrives for the Southeastern Conference football Media Days in Hoover,Ala. on Wednesday. BARCELONA, Spain (AP) Fukuoka, Japan, breaking the governing — The swimming world world record in the 200- body owes billions of dollars Manning Passing Academy Campanella that went for BASEBALL championships begin meter butterfly to become — to former players for allowing because he “overslept,” and $55,200, a Mets uniform Saturday, and for the first at 15 years and 9 months — their likenesses to be used for his absence had nothing to do worn by manager Casey Spahn collection time in more than a decade the youngest man ever to set free. with being out the night Stengel for $46,000 and a sells at auction Michael Phelps won’t be a swimming world mark. The NCAA said it won’t before. ball from Jackie Robinson’s NEW YORK (AP) — A jer- competing. “For us, Phelps is an icon. seek a new contract with EA The Heisman Trophy- first game in the majors for sey worn by Ted Williams in Instead, the big names He’s the greatest Olympic Sports, which manufactures winning Texas A&M quarter- $34,500. 1946 sold for $184,000 and a include Americans Ryan athlete of all time and I think the popular game, beyond back was a counselor at the Babe Ruth model bat from Lochte and Missy Franklin, it will be 100 years before the current one that expires camp for high school OLYMPICS 1925-27 went for more than Sun Yang and Yi Shiwen of someone matches his medals in June 2014. EA Sports first prospects run by Archie, $166,000 in live bidding this China, Chad le Clos of South record,”Marculescu said. began making the game in Peyton and Eli Manning in No boycott for U.S. week by Hunt Auctions. Africa, and 16-year-old Ruta Other swimming story 1998. Louisiana, along with many WASHINGTON (AP) — Items from Warren Meilutyte of Lithuania. lines should be Australia’s The company reported other college quarterbacks. House Speaker John Boehner Spahn’s personal memora- “We will see how many attempt to bounce back from $3.8 billion in net revenue He left before it ended last soundly rejected suggestions bilia collection amassed over stars come up, I have no its poor showing in London, during its last fiscal year and, weekend. that the U.S. boycott the $900,000. Spahn’s 1957 Cy doubt. Life goes on and on,” when it won only one gold for aside from its NCAA Football He said that while there Winter Olympics in Sochi if Young Award sold for FINA executive director its worst showing in 20 years. franchise, is well known for were social events every Russia grants asylum to NSA $126,000, and his personal Cornel Marculescu told The Aussie sprinter James Madden NFL, FIFA Soccer night with the Mannings, he leaker Edward Snowden. Hall of Fame ring went for Associated Press. Magnussen will be defending and other games. did not miss his meetings The Ohio Republican was because of too much party- $55,200. asked about Republican Sen. Phelps had his breakout his gold from the 2011 worlds COLLEGE FOOTBALL ing. Manziel said he fell The auctions were held Lindsey Graham’s idea that if meet in Barcelona in 2003 by in the 100 freestyle after set- asleep without setting his Monday and Tuesday in Russia provides a safe haven winning four golds as an 18- tling for silver at the Manziel says he alarm and his phone died Manhattan. for Snowden, the United year-old. He retired after last Olympics. ‘overslept’ at camp during the night. He also said Other items were Chris States should consider keep- year’s London Olympics as Meanwhile, France will Chambliss’ 1976 ALCS win- the most decorated want to prove itself again HOOVER, Ala. (AP) — his roommate, Alabama’s AJ ing its athletes home during McCarron, didn’t wake him ning home run ball, which the 2014 Winter Olympics Olympian of all time, with 22 after finishing third in the Johnny Manziel says he sold for $82,655, a Brooklyn medals. He competed at his London medals table behind missed activities at the up. next February. Boehner said jersey worn by Roy Graham was “dead wrong.” first worlds in 2001 in the United States and China. Scoreboard

Today’s Games TorHunter Det 356 56 112 7 44 .315 SMiller StL 105 88 29 112 9 6 2.92 Rizzo ChC 349 45 84 13 54 .241 Sparks On The Air No games scheduled. Donaldson Oak 345 50 107 16 61 .310 Strasburg Was 108 85 37 109 5 7 2.99 Hechavarria Mia 287 21 69 2 24 .240 NFL Player: Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Friday’s Games Machado Bal 413 57 128 7 45 .310 Bumgarner SF 125 85 34 122 10 5 3.02 RMartin Pit 259 32 62 8 34 .239 Vikings Today L.A. Dodgers (Nolasco 6-9) at Washington HKendrick LAA 352 41 109 11 40 .310 Minor Atl 122 106 26 115 9 4 3.02 Frazier Cin 306 35 73 10 43 .239 NHL Player: Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh Golf — British Open, 1 a.m., ESPN (highlight (Strasburg 5-7), 4:05 p.m. Infante Det 291 38 90 6 27 .309 GGonzalez Was119 90 47 114 7 3 3.03 Valbuena ChC 246 27 58 8 29 .236 Penguins show at 4 p.m.); LPGA Tour Marathon Classic, 11 Philadelphia (K.Kendrick 8-6) at N.Y. Mets Lind Tor 268 38 82 11 37 .306 AJBurnett Pit 100 76 41 110 4 6 3.06 Kozma StL 287 28 67 1 29 .233 MLS Player: Thierry Henry, New York Red a.m., Golf Channel; PGA Tour Sanderson Farms (Hefner 4-6), 4:10 p.m. Ellsbury Bos 377 59 115 3 33 .305 Ryu LAD 117 107 39 93 7 3 3.09 Cozart Cin 347 46 81 7 33 .233 Bulls Championship, 1 p.m., Golf Channel. Pittsburgh (Liriano 9-3) at Cincinnati (Leake 8- JhPeralta Det 340 40 103 8 46 .303 JDe La Rosa Col109 102 38 74 9 5 3.21 Headley SD 306 33 70 7 31 .229 Bowler: Pete Weber Cycling — Tour de France, Stage 18, 3 a.m., NBC 4), 4:10 p.m. Cano NYY 354 53 107 21 65 .302 Hefner NYM 108 96 28 82 4 6 3.33 Weeks Mil 279 35 63 9 21 .226 Driver: Ryan Hunter-Reay Sports Network (replays at 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 5 Atlanta (Hudson 6-7) at Chicago White Sox Kipnis Cle 319 53 96 13 57 .301 Teheran Atl 113 116 23 94 7 5 3.35 MMontero Ari 304 32 68 8 33 .224 Fighter: Floyd Mayweather p.m. and 9 p.m.). (Joh.Danks 2-6), 5:10 p.m. AJones Bal 395 67 117 19 67 .296 Stults SD 127 118 27 79 8 7 3.40 Barney ChC 288 31 64 6 26 .222 Male Golfer: Tiger Woods Friday, July 19 Miami (Ja.Turner 3-1) at Milwaukee (Lohse 5-7), Lowrie Oak 342 41 101 7 37 .295 Arroyo Cin 124 117 23 69 8 7 3.42 Buck NYM 284 35 62 14 48 .218 Female Golfer: Stacey Lewis Golf — British Open, 1 a.m., ESPN (highlight 5:10 p.m. Seager Sea 365 54 107 15 44 .293 Chacin Col 113 106 36 68 9 4 3.50 Ruggiano Mia 269 32 57 12 32 .212 Jockey: Joel Rosario show at 4 p.m.); LPGA Tour Marathon Classic, 11 San Diego (Marquis 9-4) at St. Louis (Westbrook Bourn Cle 279 39 81 2 19 .290 Latos Cin 120 117 36 127 8 3 3.53 Uggla Atl 305 46 61 18 42 .200 Male Tennis Player: Novak Djokovic a.m., Golf Channel; PGA Tour Sanderson Farms 5-4), 5:15 p.m. Aybar LAA 283 31 82 3 34 .290 Medlen Atl 114 124 32 86 6 9 3.64 BUpton Atl 277 23 49 8 20 .177 Female Tennis Player: Serena Williams Championship, 1 p.m., Golf Channel. Chicago Cubs (Samardzija 5-9) at Colorado (J.De Nava Bos 312 52 90 10 52 .288 Lohse Mil 115 115 19 71 5 7 3.67 International athlete: Usain Bolt Major League Baseball — Seattle at Houston, 5 La Rosa 9-5), 5:40 p.m. AlRamirez CWS 371 36 106 1 21 .286 KKendrick Phi 125 127 30 74 8 6 3.68 Pro Soccer Male Olympian: Michael Phelps p.m., Root Sports; Chicago Cubs at Colorado, 5:30 Arizona (Kennedy 3-6) at San Francisco (Gaudin Hosmer KC 344 46 98 9 40 .285 Nolasco LAD 124 124 28 99 6 9 3.76 Female Olympian: Missy Franklin p.m., WGN. 3-1), 7:15 p.m. SPerez KC 285 25 81 4 38 .284 Marquis SD 112 103 65 72 9 4 3.77 Major League Soccer Male Athlete with a Disability: Jeremy Cycling — Tour de France, Stage 19, 3 a.m., NBC Markakis Bal 381 55 108 8 43 .283 Cashner SD 99 98 28 67 5 5 3.81 League Leaders EASTERN CONFERENCE Campbell, pentathlon Sports Network (replays at 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 5 ISuzuki NYY 318 36 90 6 25 .283 HBailey Cin 123 112 30 121 5 8 3.82 Female Athlete with a Disability: Jessica Long, AMERICAN LEAGUE AGordon KC 350 48 99 9 49 .283 W L T Pts GF GA p.m. and 9 p.m.). Maholm Atl 115 122 34 82 9 8 3.98 swimming TEAM PITCHING Kinsler Tex 270 40 76 9 36 .281 Lynn StL 117 105 41 115 11 4 4.00 Sporting KC 9 5 6 33 29 19 Saturday, July 20 College Athletic Program: North Carolina Golf — British Open, 4 a.m., ESPN (replay at ERA H ER BB SO Sh Sv KMorales Sea 350 42 98 14 54 .280 Miley Ari 117 123 37 85674.01 Montreal 9 5 4 31 31 29 women’s athletics and UCLA men’s athletics noon, ABC); LPGA Tour Marathon Classic, 11 Oakland 3.62 794 346 231 650 8 27 AJackson Det 268 56 75 5 23 .280 Hudson Atl 116 108 31 82 674.02 New York 9 7 4 31 29 24 Arthur Ashe Courage Award: Robin Roberts a.m., Golf Channel; PGA Tour Sanderson Farms Texas 3.73 809 355 289 761 7 31 Altuve Hou 361 37 101 3 28 .280 Hamels Phi 129 124 34 118 4 11 4.05 Philadelphia 8 6 6 30 32 30 Jimmy V ESPY for Perserverance: Dick and Championship, 1 p.m., Golf Channel; American New York 3.74 831 353 237 755 5 32 Brantley Cle 333 46 93 7 48 .279 Samardzija ChC124 117 44 128 5 9 4.06 Houston 8 6 5 29 22 19 Century Championship, noon, NBC. Tampa Bay 3.82 763 366 285 797 11 25 MeCabrera Tor 309 34 86 3 29 .278 Lincecum SF 116 107 48 125 5 9 4.26 New England 6 6 6 24 22 16 Rick Hoyt Major League Baseball — New York Yankees at Kansas City 3.82 789 344 282 667 5 26 Longoria TB 349 54 97 18 52 .278 Gee NYM 110 127 32 89 7 7 4.32 Columbus 6 8 5 23 23 23 Boston, 1 p.m., Fox; Seattle at Houston, 4 p.m., Root Detroit 3.86 810 366 262 863 6 20 NCruz Tex 350 42 97 22 69 .277 WPeralta Mil 113 124 45 70 7 9 4.61 Chicago 6 9 3 21 20 28 Sports; Chicago Cubs at Denver, 5 p.m., WGN. Boston 3.91 823 376 338 819 4 20 CSantana Cle 305 41 84 11 43 .275 Cahill Ari 97 97 39 69 3 10 4.66 Toronto FC 2 9 7 13 17 27 Transactions Auto Racing — NHRA Mopar Mile-High Chicago 4.01 781 367 282 737 4 24 McLouth Bal 316 53 87 6 16 .275 Gallardo Mil 114 120 43 91 7 8 4.83 D.C. United 2 13 4 10 8 29 Nationals qualifying, 6 p.m., ESPN2. Seattle 4.20 849 400 248 747 10 22 Morneau Min 330 38 90 7 52 .273 Zito SF 103 130 41 67 4 7 4.88 WESTERN CONFERENCE BASEBALL Major League Soccer — Portland at Philadelphia, Toronto 4.22 833 398 302 680 7 21 Gardner NYY 353 52 96 7 32 .272 MCain SF 112 95 37 103 5 6 5.06 W L T Pts GF GA American League 7:30 p.m., Root Sports (delayed), Colorado at Cleveland 4.31 800 401 347 776 12 23 Callaspo LAA 258 31 70 4 33 .271 EJackson ChC 100 108 36 87 6 10 5.11 Real Salt Lake 11 5 4 37 32 18 TEXAS RANGERS—Announced the resignation Seattle, 9:3 p.m., Root Sports (delayed). Los Angeles 4.31 851 403 299 697 6 24 BButler KC 321 30 87 8 49 .271 Kennedy Ari 108 111 40 91 3 6 5.42 Portland 8 2 9 33 30 18 of president of business operations Rick George Major League Lacrosse — New York at Charlotte, Baltimore 4.39 853 417 286 644 4 36 De Aza CWS 351 54 95 12 44 .271 Volquez SD 110 127 51 94 6 8 5.74 Vancouver 9 5 5 32 32 26 to become director of athletics at Colorado. FC Dallas 8 5 7 31 27 27 1 p.m., ESPN2. Minnesota 4.43 904 403 260 538 4 24 Rios CWS 352 46 95 11 40 .270 TEAM BATTING National League Los Angeles 9 8 3 30 30 24 Canadian Football League — Montreal at Calgary, Houston 4.83 924 446 332 622 2 21 JCastro Hou 297 40 80 12 31 .269 AB R H HR RBI Avg SAN DIEGO PADRES—Named Mike Dee presi- Colorado 7 7 6 27 23 22 4 p.m., ESPN2. INDIVIDUAL PITCHING SSmith Oak 273 35 73 6 32 .267 St. Louis 3194 462 882 82 440 .276 dent and chief executive officer. Seattle 7 7 3 24 21 20 IP H BB SO W L ERA Fielder Det 363 48 97 16 69 .267 Colorado 3325 426 880 108 407 .265 South Atlantic League San Jose 6 9 6 24 21 32 FHernndz Sea 139 126 26 140 10 4 2.53 Ibanez Sea 277 38 74 24 56 .267 S. Francisco 3242 378 855 62 356 .264 KANNAPOLIS INTIMIDATORS—Transferred C Local Schedule Chivas USA 3 11 5 14 17 35 Kuroda NYY 119 101 24 84 8 6 2.65 DeJennings TB 356 63 95 11 38 .267 Los Angeles 3159 360 825 75 344 .261 Angel Rosario to Bristol (Appalachian). NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Colon Oak 127 126 15 70 12 3 2.70 Moreland Tex 271 31 72 13 37 .266 Philadelphia 3257 371 838 90 348 .257 American Association Today Today Lackey Bos 100 91 23 93 7 6 2.78 Encarnacion Tor 348 60 92 25 72 .264 Milwaukee 3224 369 828 90 351 .257 GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS—Acquired INF No local events scheduled. New England at Colorado, 6 p.m. Sale CWS 120 94 27 131 6 8 2.85 Crisp Oak 285 48 75 9 35 .263 Arizona 3291 399 841 80 373 .256 Ryan Brockett from Schaumburg (FL) for future Friday, July 19 Toronto FC at Chivas USA, 7:30 p.m. Iwakuma Sea 131 104 19 113 8 4 3.02 ColRasmus Tor 312 42 82 16 48 .263 Cincinnati 3237 413 810 92 396 .250 considerations. American Legion Baseball — Cascade Christian Saturday, July 20 Darvish Tex 119 84 41 157 8 4 3.02 Zobrist TB 350 47 91 6 48 .260 Atlanta 3203 415 801 114 395 .250 KANSAS CITY T-BONES—Released INF Kody at North Coos (2), 4 p.m., Clyde Allen Field. New York at Toronto FC, 1 p.m. DHolland Tex 126 124 37 121 8 4 3.08 Napoli Bos 324 47 84 11 58 .259 San Diego 3269 379 795 88 354 .243 Hightower. Saturday, July 20 Colorado at Seattle FC, 1 p.m. Scherzer Det 130 96 31 152 13 1 3.19 LCain KC 286 39 74 4 36 .259 Chicago 3170 384 770 103 366 .243 LAREDO LEMURS—Signed OF Daniel Poma. American Legion Baseball — Three Rivers at FC Dallas at Montreal, 4 p.m. Shields KC 135 125 40 116 4 6 3.21 VMartinez Det 353 39 91 8 50 .258 Pittsburgh 3154 357 765 89 339 .243 Atlantic League Roseburg, 3 p.m. Portland at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. CWilson LAA 120 113 47 110 9 6 3.37 MIzturis Tor 272 26 70 5 25 .257 Washington 3151 357 758 86 339 .241 LONG ISLAND DUCKS—Signed C Anthony New England at Columbus, 4:30 p.m. Pro Baseball ESantana KC 123 110 27 98 5 6 3.37 ACabrera Cle 271 41 69 7 34 .255 New York 3183 376 747 87 359 .235 D.C. United at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. Armenio. MMoore TB 107 83 55 108 13 3 3.44 Bautista Tor 335 61 85 20 55 .254 Miami 3144 306 731 57 289 .233 Can-Am League American League Overbay NYY 286 31 72 11 42 .252 Sporting Kansas City at Real Salt Lake, 7 p.m. MigGnzalz Bal 101 86 34 76 7 3 3.48 INDIVIDUAL BATTING QUEBEC CAPITALES—Released OF Marc East Division W L Pct GB Hardy Bal 362 36 91 16 52 .251 Vancouver at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. Verlander Det 126 124 45 125 10 6 3.50 AB R H HR RBI Avg Bourgeois. Boston 58 39 .598 — BNorris Hou 114 125 36 81 6 8 3.63 YEscobar TB 311 38 78 7 39 .251 1 YMolina StL 323 40 110 7 49 .341 National Women’s Soccer League BASKETBALL Tampa Bay 55 41 .573 2⁄2 Griffin Oak 122 109 28 94 8 6 3.68 Pujols LAA 357 46 89 15 57 .249 1 Craig StL 348 50 116 10 74 .333 W L T Pts GF GA National Basketball Association Baltimore 53 43 .552 4⁄2 AEscobar KC 357 38 88 3 32 .246 Quintana CWS 114 101 33 90 4 2 3.71 Cuddyer Col 285 44 94 16 55 .330 Sky Blue FC 9 3 4 31 25 15 LOS ANGELES LAKERS—Signed G Jordan New York 51 44 .537 6 Masterson Cle 135 112 54 137 10 7 3.72 Keppinger CWS 289 21 71 2 25 .246 1 Segura Mil 372 54 121 11 36 .325 Portland 8 4 3 27 19 14 Farmar. Toronto 45 49 .479 11⁄2 Kluber Cle 95 96 22 94 7 5 3.88 Trumbo LAA 359 52 88 21 57 .245 Posey SF 323 38 105 13 56 .325 FC Kansas City 7 45262417 MILWAUKEE BUCKS—Signed G-F Carlos Delfino Central Division W L Pct GB Doubront Bos 99 97 43 93 6 3 3.91 Stubbs Cle 287 37 70 7 35 .244 MCarpenter StL 358 72 115 9 45 .321 Western New York 6 4 6 24 25 17 and C Zaza Puchulia. Detroit 52 42 .553 — JParker Oak 114 98 38 77 6 6 3.95 Dirks Det 276 36 67 6 23 .243 1 Votto Cin 352 66 112 15 42 .318 Boston 5 5 5 20 23 22 TORONTO RAPTORS — Bought out the contract Cleveland 51 44 .5371⁄2 Tillman Bal 112 110 41 89 11 3 3.95 Swisher Cle 289 42 70 9 31 .242 Scutaro SF 320 37 101 2 22 .316 Chicago 5 6 4 19 19 23 of C Marcus Camby and place him on waivers. Kansas City 43 49 .467 8 Fister Det 121 129 22 93 7 5 4.02 Andrus Tex 368 50 89 0 31 .242 Goldschmidt Ari 352 60 110 21 77 .313 Seattle 4 9 3 15 16 26 Announced they were using their amnesty pro- Minnesota 39 53 .424 12 Sabathia NYY 137 139 30 117 9 8 4.07 Joyce TB 274 45 66 14 33 .241 Beltran StL 330 51 102 19 53 .309 Washington 1 10 4 7 11 28 vision on F Linas Kleiza. Chicago 37 55 .402 14 Correia Min 111 129 26 62 6 6 4.23 VWells NYY 302 33 72 10 36 .238 FFreeman Atl 312 49 96 9 61 .308 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. FOOTBALL West Division W L Pct GB JSaunders Sea 115 127 33 61 8 8 4.24 Doumit Min 295 32 70 9 39 .237 Revere Phi 315 37 96 0 17 .305 Saturday, July 20 Oakland 56 39 .589 — Dempster Bos 110 108 50 104 5 8 4.24 Dozier Min 285 38 67 8 35 .235 National Football League DWright NYM 345 50 105 13 44 .304 Washington at Chicago, 4 p.m. Texas 54 41 .568 2 Milone Oak 117 120 28 87 8 8 4.24 Wieters Bal 311 34 72 12 44 .232 DALLAS COWBOYS—Waived OT J.B. Shugarts McCutchen Pit 344 56 104 10 49 .302 Seattle FC at FC Kansas City, 5:35 p.m. Los Angeles 44 49 .473 11 Guthrie KC 121 124 43 58 8 7 4.25 Carter Hou 288 44 66 18 47 .229 and QB Dalton Williams. CGonzalez Col 354 68 107 25 64 .302 Sunday, July 21 Seattle 43 52 .453 13 Pettitte NYY 98 108 27 71 7 6 4.39 Moss Oak 267 40 61 16 44 .228 DETROIT LIONS—Released RB Jahvid Best. 1 AdGonzalez LAD 340 37 101 14 59 .297 Sky Blue FC at Western New York, 10:30 a.m. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS—Signed K Lawrence Houston 33 61 .351 22⁄2 UJimenez Cle 99 94 53 94 7 4 4.56 MDominguez Hou308 30 70 11 45 .227 CGomez Mil 336 51 99 14 45 .295 Portland at Boston, 1 p.m. Today’s Games PHughes NYY 102 106 26 88 4 9 4.57 Cespedes Oak 307 46 69 15 43 .225 Tynes. Aoki Mil 354 46 104 4 19 .294 No games scheduled. Lester Bos 126 127 45 103 8 6 4.58 Hamilton LAA 339 48 76 14 39 .224 HOCKEY SMarte Pit 368 59 107 9 28 .291 Friday’s Games Hellickson TB 118 115 26 97 8 3 4.67 Willingham Min 246 32 55 10 37 .224 National Hockey League ECabrera SD 313 43 91 4 25 .291 Tampa Bay (Price 3-5) at Toronto (Rogers 3-4), Dickey Tor 129 120 47 92 8 10 4.69 Arencibia Tor 308 34 68 16 42 .221 ESPY Awards CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS—Agreed to terms with MYoung Phi 333 35 96 6 28 .288 4:07 p.m. Porcello Det 99 106 19 80 6 6 4.80 DavMurphy Tex 311 31 68 10 30 .219 F Kyle Beach on a one-year contract. Choo Cin 348 66 100 13 31 .287 N.Y. Yankees (Pettitte 7-6) at Boston (Doubront Buehrle Tor 116 129 30 77 5 6 4.89 MarReynolds Cle 308 38 67 15 47 .218 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Winners at the 21st NASHVILLE PREDATORS—Signed F Rich Clune GParra Ari 365 51 104 7 27 .285 6-3), 4:10 p.m. RoHrnandz TB 108 117 25 84 5 10 4.90 Moustakas KC 275 25 59 6 17 .215 annual ESPY Awards presented Wednesday: to a two-year contract. Fowler Col 275 51 78 10 26 .284 Baltimore (W.Chen 4-3) at Texas (D.Holland 8-4), Harrell Hou 108 120 57 67 5 10 5.07 ADunn CWS 310 41 66 24 60 .213 Male Athlete: LeBron James, Miami Heat SOCCER Desmond Was 356 43 100 15 49 .281 5:05 p.m. Hammel Bal 112 124 37 78 7 6 5.24 CPena Hou 274 38 58 8 25 .212 Female Athlete: Serena Williams Major League Soccer Bruce Cin 379 53 105 19 66 .277 Atlanta (Hudson 6-7) at Chicago White Sox Axelrod CWS 98 121 32 55 3 6 5.33 Team: Miami Heat D.C. UNITED—Traded D Brandon McDonald to NATIONAL LEAGUE GBlanco SF 278 32 77 1 28 .277 (Joh.Danks 2-6), 5:10 p.m. Blanton LAA 112 148 26 93 2 12 5.53 Coach-Manager: Rick Pitino, Louisville Real Salt Lake for a 2014 third-round pick in the TEAM PITCHING WRosario Col 283 38 78 13 46 .276 Cleveland (Kazmir 5-4) at Minnesota (Pelfrey 4- WDavis KC 95 125 41 87 4 8 5.89 Cardinals 2014 MLS SuperDraft and a conditional 2015 ERA H ER BB SO Sh Sv Lucroy Mil 283 27 78 13 52 .276 Breakthrough Athlete: Colin Kaepernick, San 7), 5:10 p.m. TEAM BATTING Pittsburgh 3.07 700 289 303 719 13 34 draft pick. Detroit (Ani.Sanchez 7-6) at Kansas City DBrown Phi 355 49 97 23 67 .273 Francisco 49ers NASL AB R H HR RBI Avg Atlanta 3.29 782 310 248 699 7 27 BCrawford SF 312 37 85 5 30 .272 (E.Santana 5-6), 5:10 p.m. Game: Miami Heat vs. San Antonio Spurs, FORT LAUDERDALE STRIKERS—Named Gunter Detroit 3336 477 936 106 463 .281 St. Louis 3.39 763 313 230 724 9 28 Denorfia SD 284 38 77 7 29 .271 Game 6, NBA finals Seattle (J.Saunders 8-8) at Houston (B.Norris 6- Kronsteiner coach. Boston 3371 498 934 98 481 .277 Cincinnati 3.43 755 328 261 780 10 25 Byrd NYM 277 39 75 15 51 .271 Record-breaking Performance: Michael 8), 5:10 p.m. COLLEGE Los Angeles 3220 430 860 102 406 .267 Washington 3.58 806 335 234 709 5 27 Freese StL 266 31 72 5 30 .271 Phelps Oakland (Griffin 8-6) at L.A. Angels (Weaver 3- Baltimore 3318 462 882 132 445 .266 Los Angeles 3.62 794 337 289 733 10 25 CASTLETON STATE—Announced the resigna- 5), 7:05 p.m. Zimmerman Was300 41 81 11 51 .270 Championship Performance: LeBron James, Tampa Bay 3259 449 850 106 428 .261 Arizona 3.81 846 370 276 723 5 27 DanMurphy NYM378 52 102 6 39 .270 Miami Heat tion of men’s ice hockey coach Alex Todd, to take National League Texas 3253 411 846 112 390 .260 New York 3.85 836 360 274 683 4 19 EYoung NYM 272 39 73 1 16 .268 Play: Jadeveon Clowney, South Carolina foot- an assistant coaching position at Nebraska- Omaha. East Division W L Pct GB Cleveland 3203 454 826 104 437 .258 Miami 3.87 818 364 298 660 2 18 Ethier LAD 313 28 84 5 28 .268 ball COLORADO—Named Rick George athletic Atlanta 54 41 .568 — Kansas City 3137 365 802 60 349 .256 Chicago 3.94 767 364 287 688 2 22 Holliday StL 310 64 83 13 47 .268 Moment: Jack Hoffman touchdown at Washington 48 47 .505 6 Toronto 3226 428 812 115 407 .252 Philadelphia 4.03 851 383 275 681 3 22 Phillips Cin 349 46 93 12 74 .266 Nebraska spring game director, effective Aug. 12. 1 Chicago 3152 345 785 89 334 .249 San Francisco4.11 795 385 303 768 9 22 MICHIGAN—Signed men’s basketball coach Philadelphia 48 48 .500 6⁄2 Sandoval SF 297 30 79 9 42 .266 Upset: No. 15 seed Florida Gulf Coast beats No. New York 41 50 .451 11 Minnesota 3162 379 776 86 364 .245 Milwaukee 4.13 842 385 276 659 5 20 Howard Phi 286 34 76 11 43 .266 2 seed Georgetown in NCAA tournament John Beilein to a three-year contract extension Miami 35 58 .376 18 Oakland 3239 429 793 98 402 .245 Colorado 4.19 889 398 289 619 4 19 Pence SF 374 53 98 14 48 .262 Comeback: Adrian Peterson, Minnesota through the 2018-19 season. Central Division W L Pct GB Seattle 3270 373 798 115 360 .244 San Diego 4.22 870 405 312 647 2 21 Belt SF 288 42 75 10 38 .260 Vikings MINNESOTA—Announced the NCAA approved St. Louis 57 36 .613 — New York 3169 373 770 88 348 .243 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Span Was 358 41 93 0 25 .260 Male College Athlete: Johnny Manziel, Texas a transfer waiver for G Malik Smith, who will be Pittsburgh 56 37 .602 1 Houston 3120 351 732 90 332 .235 IP H BB SO W L ERA ASoriano ChC 343 45 89 16 49 .259 A&M quarterback able to play this season. Cincinnati 53 42 .558 5 INDIVIDUAL BATTING Kershaw LAD 145 97 35 139 8 6 1.98 Rollins Phi 365 38 94 4 30 .258 Female College Athlete: Brittney Griner, SETON HALL—Named Devin Jefferson women’s Chicago 42 51 .452 15 AB R H HR RBI Avg Locke Pit 109 76 47 73 8 2 2.15 JUpton Atl 329 59 84 16 45 .255 Baylor basketball associate head basketball coach. 1 Milwaukee 38 56 .404 19⁄2 MiCabrera Det 362 73 132 30 95 .365 Corbin Ari 130 97 33 109 11 1 2.35 Prado Ari 356 37 90 8 34 .253 Male Action Sport Athlete: Nyjah Huston, STANFORD—Signed women’s basketball coach West Division W L Pct GB Trout LAA 370 65 119 15 59 .322 Harvey NYM 130 91 28 147 7 2 2.35 Polanco Mia 263 27 66 1 15 .251 skateboarding Tara VanDerveer to a contract extension. Arizona 50 45 .526 — Mauer Min 353 50 113 8 32 .320 Wainwright StL147 133 15 130 12 5 2.45 Jay StL 320 46 80 5 38 .250 Female Action Sport Athlete: Stephanie WISCONSIN-OSHKOSH—Announced the resig- 1 Los Angeles 47 47 .500 2⁄2 DOrtiz Bos 287 49 91 19 65 .317 Zmmrmann Was132 110 18 95 12 4 2.58 PAlvarez Pit 304 39 76 24 62 .250 Gilmore, surfing nation of softball coach Cindy Suess. 1 Colorado 46 50 .479 4⁄2 Pedroia Bos 376 57 119 6 56 .316 Leake Cin 117 105 26 71 8 4 2.69 AdLaRoche Was 313 42 78 13 43 .249 Baseball Player: Miguel Cabrera, Detroit WISCONSIN-WHITEWATER—Named Daryl 1 San Francisco 43 51 .457 6⁄2 ABeltre Tex 374 54 118 21 55 .316 Fernandez Mia105 73 40 103 5 5 2.75 Walker Pit 250 28 61 6 26 .244 Tigers Keone Agpalsa offensive line coach. 1 San Diego 42 54 .438 8⁄2 CDavis Bal 343 70 108 37 93 .315 TWood ChC 123 89 38 86 6 6 2.79 StCastro ChC 387 44 94 6 29 .243 NBA Player: LeBron James, Miami Heat WOFFORD—Named Darris Nichols men’s bas- Loney TB 324 39 102 9 43 .315 ClLee Phi 139 117 21 125 10 3 2.86 Simmons Atl 371 50 90 8 30 .243 WNBA Player: Candace Parker, Los Angeles ketball assistant coach. 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C M C M Y K B4 •The World • Thursday, July18,2013 Y K Sports Cuban player says he’s defecting

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Cuban pitcher Misael Siverio told a Spanish-lan- guage newspaper he has defected to the United States and is going to try to make it He’s to the major leagues. Siverio was part of the Cuban national team that traveled to Iowa for an exhi- back bition game against a colle- giate all-star team from the U.S. But he apparently left the delegation at some point ■ He’s a little grayer now, after it arrived in Des Moines but Keith Olbermann on Tuesday afternoon. “Leaving behind your returns to his sporting country is not easy, but this roots with ESPN was a decision that I gave a The Associated Press lot of thought,”Siverio told El Boston Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz claps his hands before stepping into the batter's box during a recent game. Baseball's experi- Nuevo Herald in Miami. “Of course, my dream is to play in BY RACHEL COHEN ment to boost scoring and interest in the then-lagging American League turned 40 this year, and never has the designated hitter been more of a wedge between the two leagues than in 2013, with interleague play all season long and the potential for a pennant-race-altering effect. the majors, and from now on The Associated Press I will start taking the first steps to make it happen.” Keith Olbermann dreaded that Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen he’d be remembered as the guy of Florida also welcomed the who rose to stardom at ESPN then 24-year-old Siverio to the left less than amicably. U.S. in a post on her Twitter “I don’t want that to be in the The DH is turning 40 account on Wednesday. A obituary, flatly,”he said on a con- message was left by The ference call Wednesday. Associated Press seeking So now he’s returning to the comment from the Cuban- company as a late-night host, And showing no signs of slowing down American Republican. insisting that, this time, a gig Siverio was not listed won’t end badly. when Team USA released an BY DAVE CAMPBELL last time the NL hit above .270 was Olbermann expressed gratitude updated roster for Cuba on The Associated Press 1939. The AL has 11 seasons of .270- for “this chance to put a different Wednesday. Team USA CEO ending on the story of my rela- “A little controversy plus batting during the DH era. The designated hitter turned 40 There are purists who have a hard Paul Seiler told the AP that, tionship with ESPN.” between the leagues is from Cuba’s perspective, “We are indelibly intertwined,” this year. time forgiving MLB for the installing Fittingly, it’s having sort of a mid- the DH, though. Remember the Siverio is no longer a member he said. “I know that we can’t go really not all bad.” of their delegation. back and undo everything that life crisis. movie “Bull Durham,” when Kevin Never before has the imbalance Bud Selig Costner’s character Crash Davis Seiler and Antonio Becali, happened 20 years ago in those the head of the Cuban dele- between the American and National Baseball commissioner launches his crude rant about the environs. But I would like to do my gation, declined further Leagues regarding Rule 6.10 been qualities and superficialities of life. best to correct as much of it as I can. comment. more of a potential problem. “I believe there ought to be a con- I appreciate the fresh start. We’ll The Cubans are in Iowa to The designated hitter rule has been stitutional amendment outlawing see how much success I can get in play a team of American col- controversial from day one. It’s been AstroTurf and the designated hitter,” that way, and how much success I because I was playing on one leg and I lege stars in the opener of a criticized and even confusing since it he said. can get in the way of the show. hit .289,” Cepeda said earlier this sea- five-game set spanning three was born. So it’s only natural that The NL guys, naturally, tout the “But I’m going to do my son. “And I hit four doubles in one cities. The set starts tonight in Major League Baseball’s once-bold damnedest for both.” game. Both my knees were hurting, purity of the no-DH game and the Des Moines, marking the first “Olbermann,” which premieres experiment will continue to exist and I was designated hitter of the additional substitution strategy it extended series between the Aug. 26, will generally air at 11 unevenly and indefinitely. year.” provides. Many pitchers simply find it two countries in American p.m. ET Monday-Friday on The DH debate won’t die. Designated hitters last year had the fun to try to hit — even if it means ballparks since 1996. ESPN2, depending on live event “A little controversy between the second-highest average salary by sometimes looking silly swinging coverage on the channel. leagues is really not all bad,” position at $8.1 million, behind first meekly at strike three. Executives hope the show can Commissioner Bud Selig said before basemen at $8.6 million. That’s the Yes, DH conflicts keep on coming Sandusky’s exploit the ratings boost from the the All-Star game in New York on main reason why eliminating the DH — even in spring training. The home frequent live event lead-ins. Tuesday. to bring the AL back on line with the team is supposed to decide whether son wants Olbermann’s new ESPN offer- Selig cast one of the votes for using NL is almost unfathomable. Boston’s or not to use it and sometimes man- ing will often air opposite his old the designated hitter in AL games David Ortiz, who recently passed agers disagree. to change one, “SportsCenter” on the main starting in 1973, when he owned the Harold Baines on the career list for Cincinnati’s Dusty Baker wanted to ESPN network. The company has Milwaukee Brewers, then an AL fran- hits by a DH, is making $14 million use Shin-Soo Choo in that role for an found over the years that broad- chise. He acknowledged this week this season at age 37. exhibition game in March as a pre- his name casting concurrent programming that further geographic changes to The designated hitter has also caution for his tight right quadriceps, on its various channels expands its divisions could force MLB to either helped teams keep their best players but Arizona’s Kirk Gibson insisted on BELLEFONTE, Pa. (AP) — overall audience. scrap the DH altogether or install it in the lineup while giving them some keeping the pitcher in the lineup so he A son of former Penn State And starting next month, ESPN for the NL, but that’s a future possi- type of rest. Minnesota All-Star could let starter Brandon McCarthy assistant football coach Jerry will face competition in the 11 p.m. bility and not an imminent plan. catcher Joe Mauer is a prime example. take some swings. Baker and Gibson Sandusky is seeking to have slot from new cable channel Fox When Houston switched to the AL When he needs a break from crouch- argued before the game about it at his name changed more than Sports 1’s nightly highlights and West this year to even out the leagues ing behind the plate, manager Ron home plate. Gibson prevailed because a year after his adoptive analysis show. at 15 teams each, daily interleague Garden can keep his potent bat in the the Diamondbacks were the host father was convicted of child “We’re happy to compete,” games became a necessity of the lineup at DH. team. sexual abuse. ESPN President John Skipper said. schedule. “I get a lot of questions about the When the games count, of course, Matt Sandusky filed “Clearly the timing of some of “At the moment,” Selig said, “we DH, how we use it and all that stuff, the DH is used in AL ballparks and papers Tuesday in Centre what we’re doing is intended to are not going to change it.” but basically the way I see it is I’d pitchers bat in NL venues. County Court seeking to put us in a competitive position.” Perhaps the most polarizing of this rather see David Ortiz hit than some This year, that will force Detroit have the names of him and “Olbermann,”based in New York sport’s many quirks and imperfec- pitcher,” Mauer said, intending no manager Jim Leyland to leave desig- his family changed. Though City, will weave together commen- tions, the designated hitter came to be offense to his own teammates.“So nated hitter Victor Martinez out of the documents are sealed, tary, interviews, highlights and when AL teams sought to boost their we’ll see. It is what it is right now.” the lineup at Miami on the final they show he filed for a name panel discussions. The host hinted then-lagging product. The decision Most of Mauer’s AL peers pre- weekend of the regular season while change, along with his wife that some segments may be “evoca- was made during a time when the two dictably express support for the DH’s the other teams in the league use their and four children. tive” of those from previous gigs. leagues were far less integrated than existence, even if a lot of them would DH as usual. If the AL Central or Matt Sandusky had been The 54-year-old Olbermann now. rather play a position than sit around wild-card races are still unsettled expected to be a defense wit- made his name with his catch- The gimmick not only worked to between at-bats. The power of the then, that’s the kind of potentially ness until the trial, when he phrases and sardonic tone as a increase scoring and attendance but players’ union, protective of this pennant-altering wrinkle that could told investigators that he also “SportsCenter” anchor from created a way for some of the game’s lucrative and prominent job, is anoth- someday prompt a change. had been abused by Jerry 1992-97. greatest hitters to extend their careers er undeniable force for the DH. And “I think that we need to get a uni- Sandusky. But his stint ended amid harsh — and make a lot more money. despite the complaints from dads fied set of rules, and I believe that we Jerry Sandusky was con- words and clashes with manage- Orlando Cepeda even credited the with sleepy kids at long games, fans will get there some day,”the 68-year- victed on 45 counts of sexual ment over his right to do outside rule for boosting his Hall of Fame cre- usually enjoy seeing runs cross the old Leyland said. “I don’t know if I abuse. He is serving a 30- to work. He was suspended briefly dentials, after Boston signed him for plate. will be there to see it, but I think we 60-year prison sentence and for not seeking permission to the 1973 season following a long The cumulative AL batting average will get there. I don’t care which way maintains he was wrongfully record public service announce- career with San Francisco. has beaten the NL’s mark in each of we go, but I think that without ques- convicted. He is pursuing ments. “That was one of the best years, the first 40 seasons of the DH. The tion we need to do it.” appeals.

be giving “no gifts” to his bam! — 15 years, 10 years, five Froome has shown excellence Pescheux, the event director. ly expected to lose at least 30 TOUR rivals. That is all just a bad years later we’re told other going uphill. It would be a big “This is the Tour de seconds to a minute to some Contador misses memory now. This Tour is things. Someone’s word no surprise if he wilted on the France. Rain hasn’t ever of the best riders.” the first since the serial longer means anything. We three days of Alpine climbs stopped the Tour de France. Contador’s gutsy ride big opportunity doper’s name was erased last can’t rely on that.” that start on Thursday with a It would have to really be a bumped him up from third to year from the race’s honor A union that represents double ascent to the ski sta- natural catastrophe that second in the overall stand- From Page B1 roll, literally crossed out in about 600 professional rid- tion of L’Alpe d’Huez, with blocked the road or some- ings, although he is more the official history book. ers from seven European its 21 hairpins bends to the thing like that,” he told The than four minutes back from Contador shook his head Froome swears that won’t nations supported Froome on top. Done twice, that’s 42 Associated Press. Froome. and shrugged his shoulders happen with him. He has Wednesday against what it bends packed with spectators “Rain isn’t the enemy of “When you are second, it’s when television flashed that repeatedly said when asked at called “unjustified allega- to be negotiated. It promises the cyclist — it’s part of the easier to get to first place,” Froome beat his time by 9 this Tour that he is riding clean tions of doping.” to be frenzied and spectacu- sport!” Contador said hopefully. seconds. This was another — an assurance that only has “It’s not fair to blame lar — a dramatic crescendo It was certainly part of “But it’s true that he is very opportunity lost for limited value in the poisonous someone without evidence for what already has been a Wednesday’s time trial, but strong.” Contador — 4 minutes, 34 atmosphere of doubt that is a against him,” Gianni Bugno, highlight-rich Tour. not as much as initially feared. Bauke Mollema dropped seconds back in second place legacy of the Armstrong years president of the Association But there are questions While it did rain on parts of the from second to fourth over- in the overall standings— to and the American’s confession of Professional Riders, said in about how comfortable course, the forecast storms hit all. The Dutch rider went too make victory for Froome in to Oprah Winfrey this January a statement. “We demand Froome is speeding downhill. only after Stage 17 finished. fast into a right-hand bend, Paris on Sunday at least feel that he cheated for all seven of more respect for Chris and He has voiced concern about a That was a relief because the slapped into the barriers and less inevitable. his Tour wins, from 1999- for all the riders.” hairy descent without safety route went up two climbs in briefly came to a stop. “Froome is in impressive 2007. In four days, as long as he barriers that the pack tackles the mountains above the man- Some riders chose road shape,” was the understated “The problem today is that gets through the Alps, between the first and second made Serre-Poncon lake. The bikes for the tough course. assessment of the 2007 and we are traumatized by the Froome will be able to sip ascents to L’Alpe d’Huez. He twisting descents could have Contador opted for a time ’09 winner who was stripped past,” Stephane Heulot, champagne in the saddle on appealed to race organizers to been terribly treacherous if trial bike with an aerody- of his 2010 victory for a failed manager of the French the final ride to the Champs- cancel the Col de Sarenne wetter. namic back wheel. Froome doping test. Sojasun team, said in an Elysees, unusually staged in descent and make the pack Froome covered the 20 used both — switching from The last Tour champion — interview. “We’ve seen too the evening this year. That ride just once to L’Alpe d’Huez miles in 51 minutes, 33.66 an adapted road bike to a time now ex-champion — to carry many stories like this. We’ve would make it two victories if it rains today. seconds. trial bike for the final descent as many stage wins as seen too many riders swear- in a row for Britain and for “Just in terms of the safety “I went into today think- into the town of Chorges. Froome to Paris was Lance ing on the heads of their kids, Team Sky, after Bradley of the riders, I think that has ing: ‘OK, I’m going to give “The first bike was more Armstrong. That was in their grandmothers, their Wiggins’ win last year. to come first,”Froome said. this a really good shot, but adapted to climbing,”Froome 2004, when Armstrong won mothers that they’re com- With wins in the Pyrenees That eventuality was ruled I’m not going to empty said. “The second bike was a five stages and declared he’d pletely clean and then — and on Mont Ventoux, out by Jean-Francois myself,”Froome said. “I real- little faster.” C M C M Y K Y K C M C M C M C M Y K Thursday, July18,2013 • The World • B5 Y K Thursday, July18,2013 • The World • B5 Y KK Classi fieds

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Bandon Western World, windows, Loaded. Non Smokers. 1235 Sanford Coos Bay. $14,950. 541-396-2630. Umpqua Post, The World link, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm $11,990$ 111,9901,,990 Rentals / Real Estate 1 theworldlink.com and Smart 1 week - 6 lines, Mobile. ‘03 Honda Accord LX ESTATE SALE Fri-Sat 10-5 69 yrs 4 Door, 38K Miles, Auto, 1 Owner. 916 Used Pick-Ups $35.00 huge sale includes tools, appliances, Automobiles #B3345/613411 Best Ad - $12.00 furniture, crafts, electric scooter, twin FOR SALE: 1982 Ford F-150 900 pickup. Short bed. Automatic, V-8, Rentals / Real Estate 2 (includes a photo & boxing) elect Adjust Hosp Beds, lift chair, dishes, low vision reader, kitchenware A/C, brown & beige. 180,000 miles. 2 week - 6 lines, 6 lines - 3 week in The World, 901 ATVs Runs good. $900. 541-332-0229. $45.00 Bandon Western World, and Misc. 92644 Cape Arago Hwy; 1 Umpqua Post, and The World mile south of Empire on Cape Arago. AUTO / VEHICLES / link, theworldlink.com and $$5,9905,9905,990 Rentals / Real Estate 3 Smart Mobile. Friends of the Coos Bay BOATS & TRAILERS $5,9905,990 3 week - 6 lines, Public Library. All Auto ads must be classified 2000 Honda C RV LX in categories 901 to 946 4x4, 5 Speed, Clean $55.00 Used music sale, variety of rec- #217042/13164A ords, CD, song books, Every thing Legals Rentals / Real Estate 4 for the music lover. Sat. July 20, Good Ad - $12.00 4 week - 6 lines, 10-2 pm. One day only! in Cedar 3 lines - 1 week in The World, 100 $59.95 Room 6th and Anderson Bandon Western World, Coos Bay Umpqua Post, The World link, All specials will appear in theworldlink.com and Smart IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LAKESIDE: GARAGE SALE -450 $$14,99014,99014,,990 The World, Bandon Western Mobiles. THE STATE OF OREGON RUGH LANE 7/18, 7/19 & 7/20. 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid World, Umpqua Post, FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS 9am to ???. New leather couch, 4 Door, Auto, Nav System, Low Miles. Wednesday Weekly, Online Better Ad - $15.00 #B3295/026797 futon, electric stove, lots of misc. & Smart Mobile. (includes a photo) CASE NO 12CV0354 All specials are category 6 lines - 2 week in The World, NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE specific. There are no refunds Garage Sales Bandon Western World, ON WRIT OF EXECUTION on specials. All garage sale ads includes Umpqua Post, The World link, IN FORECLOSURE 541-267-6278 Whirlpool Dryer, works great $100 Photos and must be theworldlink.com and Smart 541-606-9665 classified in categories Mobile. $11,990$ 11,,990 CITIMAORTGAGE, INC., 751 to 756 & 826 to 830 Its successors in interest 1999 G MC Sierra Ext Cab 4x4 and/or assigns Best Ad - $25.00 SLE, 37K Miles, V8, Auto, PW & More. 704 Musical Instruments Good Ad - $12.00 (includes a photo & boxing) #B3328/501108 Plaintiff, 4 lines - 1 day in The World, 6 lines - 3 week in The World, Vs. Other Stuff Bandon Western World, Bandon Western World, Umpqua Post, The World link, Umpqua Post, and The World DENISE E. EHRENDREICH, 700 theworldlink.com and Smart link, theworldlink.com and INDIVIDUALLY AND AS TRUSTEE Mobiles. Smart Mobile. FOR THE REDWOOD RIDGE FAM- 701 Furniture $$9,990 9,9909,,990 ILY TRUST; ROBERT C. FIELD- Better Ad - $17.00 2007 Hyundai Accent ERAS TRUSTEE OF THE RED- (includes boxing) 4-Door, 1 Owner, Low Miles WOOD RIDGE FAMILY TRUST; 5 lines - 2 days in The World, 1 S MALL #B3323B/117299 AND OCCUPANTS day in Bandon Western World, OF THE PREMISES, Piano for Sale Umpqua Post, The World link, Defendant(s), $200 OBO U-Haul 7 days on theworldlink.com and Smart Mobile. B USINESS By virtue of a Writ of Execution issued Call 541-297-7617 out of the above entitled Circuit Court Best Ad - $20.00 $$14,99014,99014,,990 on June 12, 2013 pursuant to a judg- ment of foreclosure enrolled and dock- (includes boxing) 2003 Toyota Highlander 707 Tools O WNERS : eted on March 18, 2013, in favor of 5 lines - 1 week in The World, V6, Auto, Low Miles. Bandon Western World, #B3313/569789 Plaintiffs, and against Defendants, Umpqua Post, and The World wherein it was ordered that the follow- Beveled Glass Table & 4 Chairs link, theworldlink.com and ing described real property be sold in $250 obo Smart Mobile. Find your niche the manner prescribed by law for the 541-606-9665 sale of real property upon execution, here! Tell them to satisfy the judgment against In Rem Couch & Love Seat - Multi Colored IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN!! the Real Property located at: 980 El- with wood border $100. Call The World’s Newspaper $17,990$117,9907,,990 mira St SE, Bandon Oregon 97411, 541-888-3120 PARKING LOT SALES what your 2006 Honda CRV LX defendant, in the sum of $146,957.63 1 Owner, Low Miles, Auto are back! Sell your stuff at our 1st together with interest thereon at the 10” radial arm saw, compound business has to #B3356/042415 Ethan Allen Sofa, huge sale of the year on rate of 9% per annum ($36.24 per miter with cabinet / drawers. Saturday, July 27th. diem) from March 19, 2013 and the Sage/Grey Green, Excellent Dado, Molding blades, tools, Each space is $10 and your cost of this writ, until paid. Condition, custom details, moving, offer on the 1350 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay books, extras. Works good. fee will be donated to the offers considered. $475 541-396-2620 $175.00 HondaWorld.com American Cancer Society’s 541-888-5588 • 1-800-634-1054 Lot 9, Block 22, Woodland Addition 206-972-0041 Bulletin Board. Campbell Hausfield 4 HP. Air Com- Relay For Life. to the Town of Bandon, Coos pressor: 20 Gal. Air Tank w/ Regula- Now is the time to get rid of your Affordable County, Oregon. Together with any For Sale: 72 in. Oak table with 2 tor. on cart; Inc. Air Hose. $100 stuff and help a great cause. CLASSIFIEDS WORK! portion of the vacated alley front- leaves. Glider Rocker, Electric Fire 541-297-4146 Call Nicole Weeks at Let The World help you place ing and abutting thereon that Place, Treadle Sewing Machine, 541-269-1222 ext. 283 advertising would Inure by operation of law. Drop leaf cutting table, Etagere. Chipper/Shredder: Troy Built; 6.5 HP. your ad. Call 541-271-1868 after 4pm. Briggs & Stratton. Like new Cond. North Bend: Fund raising Garage customized just 541-269-1222 More commonly known as:980 El- $300. 541-297-4146 Sale. 788 Maryland Ave. Corner of mira St SE, Bandon Oregon 97411 Maryland and Union off Sherman for you! Call Free Ads Ave. Fri/Sat July 19 & 20. 8-2pm. I will on Monday, August 05, 2013, at 710 Miscellaneous 10:00 o’clock a.m. at the main en- All free ads must fit the trance of the Coos County Court- criteria listed below. Hoover Steam & Vac $25.00 work 541-269-1222 755 Market Basket house, 250 N. Baxter, Coquille, Coos They also include free photo. good. 2 oil filled radiator type heater $9.00 each. Entertainment center $5, County, Oregon, sell at public auction, BLUEBERRIES. You pick. Free small recliner. 541-888-2012 Ext. 269 (subject to redemption as provided by Merchandise for Sale $1.20 lb. Big Bend Berries, law), to the highest bidder for cash; all Roseburg. 541-673-8767 under $500 total. ALL AND ANY scrap metal wanted. of the interest which the Defendants, Pretty fast, super friendly, almost free to get started had on April 07, 2005 the date of the 4 lines - 1 week in The World, service, 541-297-0271. Bandon Western World, trust deed, and all the interest Defend- Umpqua Post, The World link, Double Decker Redwood Bird today. ants had thereafter. theworldlink.com and Smart House. Must see to appreciate $50. Mobiles. Call 541-888-3120 Pets/Animals Fenton glassware, signed limited edi- 800 Found & Found Pets tion pitcher, Barge Hobnail pitcher, 4 lines - 1 week in The World, Guardian Angel, all for $175. 802 Cats Bandon Western World, 541-347-5800 Umpqua Post, The World link, theworldlink.com and Smart Two captain chairs from a Dodge van, Mobile. $100 for both. 22 ponds of wheat pen- nies $150. Call 541-347-5800 Lost & Lost Pets 6 lines - 3 week in The World, Bandon Western World, Umpqua Post, and The World Recreation/ Kohl’s Cat House link, theworldlink.com and Adoptions on site. Smart Mobile. Sports 725 541-294-3876

Hutch and Bookshelf 729 Exercise Equipment hand-crafted from antique Barn- Oak table and chairs $125 803 Dogs Wood. Unique and well built. Will 541-756-5870 or 541-294-6008 sell as set or separately. $300 206-972-0041 735 Hunting/Rifles Ruger Mini-14, Stainless, Brand New/Box-manuals, 7 Mags, Scope, Case. $1595. Call (503)250-3505 AKC REGISTERED purebred Pug puppies! 3 male, ready to go 07/28, puppy shots, wormed, vet Super Comfy Blue Couch checked. $400 541-556-1971 Smoke & Pet Free Home Market Place 81x32 $100 541-606-9665 Pets 750 All pet ads includes Photos and must be classified in categories 801 to 824

Good Ad - $10.00 3 lines - 1 week in The World, Bandon Western World, Umpqua Post, The World link, theworldlink.com and Smart Mobiles.

Better Ad - $12.00 4 lines - 2 week in The World, Bandon Western World, Umpqua Post, The World link, theworldlink.com and Smart Mobile.

Best Ad - $17.00 (includes boxing) 6 lines - 3 week in The World, Bandon Western World, Umpqua Post, and The World link, theworldlink.com and Smart Mobile. 804 Hay/Seed HAY FOR SALE - $3. Per Bale - Buyer Pick-up Only 541-332-3381 805 Horses/Equine HORSESHOEING

TEJUN FOWLER 541-297-5295 [email protected] 808 Pet Care Pet Cremation 541-267-3131 C M C M Y KK Y K C M C M C M Y K Thursday, July18,2013 • The World • B7 Y K Thursday, July18,2013 • The World • B7 Y K

Before bidding at the sale a prospec- “appear” you must file with the court a Fax: (503) 694-1460 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF tive bidder should independently in- All persons whose rights may be af- NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS legal paper called a “motion” or [email protected] THE STATE OF OREGON vestigate: fected by the proceedings may obtain “answer.” The “motion” or “answer” Of Attorneys for Plaintiff FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS additional information from the records NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that (or “reply”) must be given to the (a) The priority of the lien or interest of the court, the personal representa- Anna Hagner, the initial personal rep- court clerk or administrator within PUBLISHED: The World - July 18, 25, Case No.: 13CV0246 of the judgment creditor; tive, or the lawyer for the personal resentative herein died on July 6, 30 days of the date of first publica- August 01 and 08, 2013 SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION (b) Land use laws and regulations ap- representative: 2013. The undersigned has been ap- tion specified herein along with the (ID-20234322) plicable to the property; pointed successor personal represent- required filing fee. It must be in STATE FARM BANK, F.S.B., through (c) Approved uses for the property; Malcolm J. Corrigall ative. All persons having claims proper form and have proof of service its loan servicing agent CENLAR, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR (d) Limits on farming or forest prac- P.O. Box 1178 against the estate are required to on the plaintiff’s attorney or, if the FSB THE STATE OF OREGON tices on the property; Coos Bay, OR 97420 present them, with vouchers attached, plaintiff does not have an attorney, Plaintiff, FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS (e) Rights of neighboring property Telephone: (541) 269-1123 to the undersigned successor per- proof of service on the plaintiff. PROBATE DEPARTMENT owners; and Fax: (541) 269-1126 sonal representative at P.O. Box vs. (f) Environmental laws and regula- Email: [email protected] 1006, North Bend, Oregon 97459, If you have questions, you should see Case No.: 13PB0142 tions that affect the property. within four months after the date of an attorney immediately. If you need THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AND DEVI- Dated and first published on July 11, first publication of this notice, or the help in finding an attorney, you may SEES OF JOHN J. BRISTOW; SEAN In the matter of the Estate of: Dated this fourth day of July, 2013 2013. claims may be barred. call the Oregon State Bar’s Lawyer BRISTOW, AS HEIR; STATE OF HELEN CATHERINE STAPP, /s/______Referral Service at (503) 684-3763 or OREGON; RAY KLEIN INC. DBA Decedent. Coos County Sheriff, Craig Zanni Jeri Stocker All persons toll-free in Oregon at (800) 452-7636. PROFESSIONAL CREDIT SERVICE; Personal Representative whose The relief sought in the Complaint OCCUPANTS OF THE PROPERTY NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS By: ______rights may be affected by the pro- is the foreclosure of the property Defendants. B. Griswold Civil Deputy PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: ceedings may obtain additional infor- located at 330 North Ave NE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Jeri Stocker mation from the records of the court, Bandon, OR 97411. To: The Unknown Heirs and Devi- MARIANNE H. MOORE has been ap- PUBLISHED: The World - July 04, 11, P.O. Box 133 the successor personal representa- sees of John J. Bristow pointed personal representative. All 18 and 25, 2013 (ID-20233213) 193 Caribou Lane tive, or the attorneys for the succes- persons having claims against the es- Woodland, WA 98674 sor personal representative, Stebbins Date of First Publication: July 18, You are hereby required to appear tate are required to present them, with Coffey & Collins, P.O. Box 1006, 2013 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE and defend the Complaint filed vouchers attached, to the personal LAWYER FOR PERSONAL REPRE- North Bend, Oregon 97459. STATE OF OREGON against you in the above entitled representative at P.O. Box 1006, SENTATIVE: McCarthy & Holthus, LLP FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS cause within thirty (30) days from North Bend, Oregon 97459, within four Malcolm J. Corrigall, OSB #730653 Dated and first published July 18, ______the date of service of this summons months after the date of first publica- Corrigall, McClintock & Costello, LLP 2013. [ ] Casey Pence, OSB #975271 Case No. 13PB0081 upon you, and in case of your fail- tion of this notice, or the claims may P.O. Box 1178, Coos Bay, Oregon [ ] Ellis W. Wilder, OSB# 124995 ure to do so, for want thereof, Plain- be barred. 97420 COOS ELDERLY SERVICES, INC., [ ] Robert Hakari, OSB# 114082 NOTICE TO INTERESTED tiff will apply to the court for the re- Telephone: (541) 269-1123 Successor Personal Representative [ ] Amber Norling, OSB# 094593 PERSONS lief demanded in the Complaint. All persons whose rights may be af- Fax: (541) 269-1126 [ ] Carrie A. Majors-Staab, fected by the proceedings may obtain Email: [email protected] OSB# 980785 In the Matter of the Estate of: NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: additional information from the records PUBLISHED: The World - July 18, 25 [ ] Chris Fowler, OSB# 052544 MARGARET JEAN GAJDA, READ THESE of the court, the personal representa- PUBLISHED: The World- July 11, 18 and August 01, 2013 (ID-20234900) [ ] Lisa E. Lear, OSB #852672 Deceased. PAPERS CAREFULLY! tive, or the attorneys for the personal and 25, 2013 (ID-20234577) [ ] Andreanna C. Smith, OSB# 131336 representative, Stebbins & Coffey, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 920 SW 3rd Avenue, First Floor P.O. Box 1006, North Bend, Oregon Portland, OR 97204 undersigned has been appointed per- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR You must “appear” in this case or the 97459. Phone: (877) 369-6122, Ext. 3370 sonal representative. All persons hav- THE STATE OF OREGON other side will win automatically. To ing claims against the estate are re- FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS quired to present them, with vouchers PROBATE DEPARTMENT attached, to the undersigned personal erences. If these aren’t forthcom- each other. want to team up with you again. It representative at P.O. Box 133, 193 Case No.: 13PB0058 ing, keep looking. SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 2013 could turn out to be an even a Caribou Lane, Woodland, WA 98674, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Because your ambitions and bigger coup than the first time. within four months after the date of In the matter of the Estate of: first publication of this notice, or the SONJA M. WOODSON, 21) — You would be better off talents are likely to blend togeth- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. claims may be barred. Decedent. seeking business help from a er very nicely over time, condi- 19) — You’ll have the gift of social contact than you would be tions in the coming months look arousing great interest in others BRIDGE FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2013 hiring someone. Check around to to be quite hopeful. You could do regarding the things you’re pas- You could be unusually lucky see who knows the kind of per- exceptionally well in a number of sionate about. To the amazement Today is a particular milestone for underbid; it would have been reason- in the year ahead concerning son you need. areas in your life. of everybody, you’ll even excite a me. I have been writing this column for able to call this a 15-point hand.) Since matters involving friends. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. CANCER (June 21-July 22) negative pal. just over 22 years and this is my we were not using transfer bids, Disley Interestingly, the same isn’t likely 19) — You might not fulfill the — A project that has been mis- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 7,000th. employed Stayman, then optimistically to be true regarding endeavors day’s expectations until the last managed could come under your 19) — You are presently in a Please permit me to show you one raised two spades to four spades. (Of with people whom you don’t minute, so don’t be too quick to direct control.You have the talent promising financial cycle where of my favorite deals. It occurred in course, if he had invited with three know very well. give up on your endeavors. Better and the know-how to succeed increased earnings are a strong 1968 while I was in high school, play- spades, I would have gone on to CANCER (June 21-July 22) late than never. where others have failed. possibility. However, don’t think ing in a duplicate at the Newport game.) — If there is an important objec- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — that you won’t have to work hard Bridge Club in Monmouthshire, West led the club queen. How did tive you’ve been unable to 19) — A friend who is quite differ- You’re likely to do unusually well if for what you’ll get. England (now Gwent, Wales). I was I plan the play? achieve, it might be time to dis- ent from your usual pals might you are more concerned with the PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) partnering with one of our school With three top losers, at first card your current methods and come to you with a unique pro- big picture than the little details. — A rather unique opportunity is bridge team, Tony Disley. glance, I needed the heart finesse to try something different. Be imagi- posal. Even if it sounds a big Laying a strong foundation will likely to be presented to you by I opened one no-trump, showing win. But then I saw a much better line. native. goofy at first, hear him or her out. pay off. an old friend. It might not look like 12-14 points. (Yes, this was a slight I won the first trick on the board and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — much on the surface, but it will called for the diamond Should you meet someone who — Opportunities might be of a There are strong indications that develop greater depth down the jack. East rushed in with seems to have a few unappealing fleeting nature, especially ones you’ll start cultivating an extreme- line. the ace and returned a characteristics, strive to be open- that relate to your business. ly important relationship. It won’t ARIES (March 21-April 19) club (not that it mattered). minded. You could be misjudging Indifference or procrastination be established overnight, but it — You’re likely to be much more I won on the board, a potentially good friend. could deprive you of success. will eventually become one of successful using traditional meth- played a diamond to my VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — ARIES (March 21-April 19) your major alliances. ods than you would be trying king, and led the spade Chance could play an important — As long as you know what LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — something unorthodox or new. queen. Now West erred by role in your affairs, especially you’re doing, go ahead and New heights can be achieved if Things that worked well before playing her king. East concerning a financially impor- improvise a little. The important you have the motivation and will do so again. groaned while winning tant matter. Be alert for some thing is that you do what needs to desire to reach for the stars. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) with her ace and led unusual opportunities. be done. Tenacious effort will be required, — Certain information you get another club, but I ruffed, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — TAURUS (April 20-May 20) but all your striving will be worth it from one party could be of great drew the missing trump, It could prove exceptionally help- — There is a strong chance that in the long run. value to another. If you bring and claimed an overtrick. ful to discuss some potential you could become involved in an SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) these two divergent factors Dummy’s heart loser went plans with a person whom you unconventional endeavor. Don’t — Many of your associates will together, everyone could profit, on my diamond queen. be afraid to let your hair down — appreciate the value of your including you. Afterward, I looked at the respect and trust.He or she could offer some suggestions that you there’s a lot to be gained here. ideas and suggestions, giving GEMINI (May 21-Jne 20) — other results. At every GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — them more merit than even you Developments that could improve table, North made two would otherwise have missed. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Circumstances could place you do. Graciously accept their sin- the affairs of both yourself and spades with only one into a partnership arrangement cere appreciation. your colleagues are brewing. overtrick. Perhaps all of — If you have a special job that needs doing, be sure the person with a person who is usually SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Look for signals that things are the Easts led a heart at operating in opposition to you. 21) — Someone with whom you happening, so you can get on top trick one, but I doubt it. or firm you select has a good rep- utation or can supply you with ref- Today, you’ll be supportive of enjoyed success in the past will of matters posthaste.

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Dated and first published July 04, claim, interest, or demand of defend- SWER MUST BE GIVEN TO THE STORAGE AUCTION traveling on state highways, county Proposal Due Date: August 2, 2013 2013. ants Charles Wesley Sprague, Robert COURT CLERK OR ADMINISTRA- COOS BAY STOR-N-LOK roads and maintained driveways. E. Sprague, Michelle Duval aka Mi- TOR WITHIN 30 DAYS FROM THE 1330 NEWMARK AVENUE All-terrain vehicles and motorcycles The City of Lakeside invites proposals MARIANNE H. MOORE, chelle Sprague, Jackie Lynn Sprague DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION COOSBAY, OR 97420 must be equipped with one 2½ pound for contracted legal services. Propos- Personal Representative aka Jackie Lynn Stump, Sheila SPECIFIED HEREIN ALONG WITH 541-888-5810 or larger fire extinguisher, except als are due to the City Sprague aka Sheila Cline aka Sheila THE REQUIRED FILING FEE. IT when traveling on state highways, Recorder/Manager’s Office by 5:00 PUBLISHED: The World - July 04, 11 Smith, Ruth Marie Dodge aka Ruth M. MUST BE IN PROPER FORM AND July 25, 2013 @ 10 a.m. county roads and maintained drive- p.m. on August 2, 2013. The City and 18, 2013 (ID-20234214) Sprague, State of Oregon Department HAVE PROOF OF SERVICE ON THE ways. seeks services encompassing the tra- of Human Services, All Other Un- PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEY OR, IF THE UNITS: ditional scope of work including legal Oregon First Community known Heirs or Persons Claiming an PLAINTIFF DOES NOT HAVE AN AT- B78 Filomena M. Ayers, E229 Filo- Use of fireworks is prohibited. counsel, opinions, consultation and Credit Union nka Interest in the Property and Occu- TORNEY, PROOF OF SERVICE mena M. Ayers, G261 Claire Shaw, coordination with special counsel. At- First Community Credit Union pants and Parties in Possession and UPON THE PLAINTIFF. B51 Michael S. Hall, D144 Kenneth Use of sky lanterns is prohibited. tendance at a variety of meetings may vs. Charles Wesley Sprague, each of them in said Property, and IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, DeGraw, C088 Chase P. Rose, G311 be requested, including staff meetings Robert E. Sprague, Michelle Duval every part thereof, except their statu- YOU SHOULD SEE AN ATTORNEY Mailee James, E218 Maria A. Use of tracer ammunition or any and Council meetings as specified. aka Michelle Sprague, Jackie Lynn tory rights of redemption, be fore- IMMEDIATELY. IF YOU NEED HELP Korentzoff, bullet with a pyrotechnic charge in its The City’s Attorney resigned recently Sprague aka Jackie Lynn Stump, closed; IN FINDING AN ATTORNEY, YOU base is prohibited. after serving in that capacity for Sheila Sprague aka Sheila Cline 5. For judgment and decree that the MAY CALL THE OREGON STATE ORAL BIDS CASH ONLY. slightly over 4 years. The City is oper- aka Sheila Smith, Ruth Marie Property, with all of its appurtenances, BAR’S LAWYER REFERRAL SERV- Auctioneer will be: Use of exploding targets is prohib- ating with a re-dedicated City Council Dodge aka Ruth M. Sprague, State rights, privileges, and easements be ICE AT (503) 684-3763 OR Auction Masters ited. and hired an experienced City of Oregon Department of Human sold on execution by the Sheriff for TOLL-FREE IN OREGON AT (800) Recorder/Manager April 1, 2013. Services, All Other Unknown Heirs Coos County, Oregon, after giving no- 452-7636. PUBLISHED: The World - July 11 and Cutting, grinding and welding of or Persons Claiming an Interest in tice as required by law; that Plaintiff This summons is published by order July 18, 2013 (ID-20233178) metal is prohibited, between the hours For full RFP packet contact City Hall. the Property and Occupants and may be and become a purchaser at of the Honorable Richard L. Barron, of 1:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Cutting, For questions, contact the City Parties in Possession said sale; that the Sheriff give the pur- Judge of the above-entitled Court STATE OF OREGON grinding and welding of metal is per- Recorder/Manager, Curtis Kelling, by chaser thereof a Certificate of Sale made on the 10th day of June, 2013, DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY mitted at all other hours, if conducted phone, 541-759-3011 or email SUMMONS - CASE NO. 13-CV0535 and, unless the Property is redeemed directing publication of this summons in a cleared area and if a water supply [email protected]. before the expiration of the redemp- once each week for four consecutive REGULATED CLOSURE is present. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF tion period, a deed; that said pur- weeks in a newspaper of general cir- PROCLAMATION Delivery: Proposals may be mailed, THE STATE OF OREGON FOR chaser have immediate possession of culation in Coos County, Oregon. Mowing of dried and cured grass faxed, emailed, or hand-delivered to THE COUNTY OF COOS the Property, and every part thereof; Number 01 with power driven equipment is prohib- the City of Lakeside, attention Dean and that said purchaser be entitled to Date of first publication:June 27, 2013 ited, between the hours of 12:00 p.m. Warner, Mayor. TO: ALL OTHER UNKNOWN HEIRS such remedies as are available at law Date of last publication: July 18, 2013 Effective 12:01 a.m., PDT, and 8:00 p.m., except for the commer- OR PERSONS CLAIMING AN INTER- to secure such position, including a July 20, 2013 cial culture and harvest of agricultural Communications: All communications EST IN THE PROPERTY, one of the writ of assistance, if defendants or Eleanor A. DuBay, OSB #073755 crops. are to be directed through the City above-named defendants. any other parties or persons shall ref- Of Attorneys for Plaintiff By virtue of the authority vested in me Recorder/Manager’s Office. use to immediately surrender posses- TOMASI SALYER BAROWAY under the provisions of ORS 477.535 Any electric fence controller in use You are hereby required to appear sion to the purchaser; and 121 SW Morrison, Suite 1850 to 477.550, I hereby proclaim a shall be: 1) Listed by a nationally rec- Minimum Qualifications: and defend the complaint filed against 6. That the proceeds of the sale be Portland, OR 97204 Regulated Closure to be in effect in ognized testing laboratory or be certi- (a) Each attorney in the proposed you in the above entitled action within applied as follows: first, to pay the the following subject area: fied by the Department of Consumer team must possess a Juris Doctorate thirty (30) days from the date of the costs and expenses of said sale; sec- PUBLISHED: The World - June 27, and Business Services; and 2) Oper- degree and have graduated from a first publication of this summons, and ond, to pay the judgment of Plaintiff; July 04, 11 and 18, 2013 All lands protected by the Coos Forest ated in compliance with law school accredited by the American in case of your failure to appear and and third, the overplus, if any, be paid (ID-20233231) Protection District, and all forestland manufacturer’s instructions. Bar Association; answer, plaintiff for want thereof will to the Registry of the Court subject to within one-eighth mile thereof. (b) Each attorney in the proposed apply to the above entitled court for further court order. Lot of Used Lawn Equipment The State Forester or an authorized team must be a member in good the relief prayed for in its complaint, for Sale Closed Bid Under this Regulated Closure, except representative may, in writing, ap- standing of the Oregon State Bar As- to-wit: SECOND CLAIM FOR RELIEF: as to the owner’s legal right of entry prove a modification or waiver of sociation; 1. For judgment against defendant The North Bend City Housing Author- upon their land, entry to all forestland these requirements. (c) The proposed designated City At- FIRST CLAIM FOR RELIEF: Charles Wesley Sprague for the prin- ity is selling used lawn equipment that is unlawful unless entrants comply torney must have a minimum of three 1. For judgment against defendant cipal balance of $67,307.43, plus late includes John Deere, Husqvarna, with the following restrictions: These restrictions shall remain in ef- years of experience in the field of mu- Charles Wesley Sprague in the sum of fees of $223.50, plus accrued interest Ryan, Briggs & Stratton and Simplicity fect until replaced, suspended, or ter- nicipal law, with particular experience $67,307.43, plus late fees of $223.50, of $2,477.33 through June 3, 2013, branded items as a single lot through Smoking is prohibited while travel- minated by an additional proclamation in land use, municipal utilities, con- plus accrued interest of $2,477.33 plus interest accruing thereafter at the a closed bid process. ing, except in vehicles on improved of the State Forester or an authorized tracts, citizen initiatives, and public through June 3, 2013, plus interest contract rate of 6.490 percent per roads and at designated locations. representative. works construction. The City of accruing thereafter at the contract rate annum ($11.9678 per diem) from June l Equipment will be available to view Lakeside reserves the right to reject of 6.490 percent per annum ($11.9678 4, 2013, until the date judgment is en- on July 22, 2013, from 8 a.m. to 5:30 Open fires are prohibited, including Maps of the subject area may be any or all proposals, waive technicali- per diem) from June 4, 2013, until the tered; p.m. campfires, charcoal fires, cooking viewed at the State Forester’s Office, ties or irregularities, and to accept any date judgment is entered; plus the title 2. For judgment against defendant l Bids must be received by 2 p.m. fires and warming fires, except at des- in Salem, Oregon, and at principal of- proposal if such action is believed to search cost of $379.00; together with Charles Wesley Sprague for the prin- on July 25, 2013, to be eligible. Bids ignated locations. Portable cooking fices of the Forest Protection District. be in the best interest of the City. any additional sums required to be cipal balance of $14,620.00, plus late can be dropped off at the stoves using liquefied or bottled fuels paid by Plaintiff during the pendency fees of $60.00, plus accrued interest NBC/CCHAS Main Offices at 1700 are allowed. Definitions of words and phrases used PUBLISHED: The World - July 18 and of this suit for the protection of the of $285.40 through June 3, 2013, plus Monroe St, North Bend OR email to in this proclamation may be found in 25, 2013 (ID-20234939) Property and Plaintiff’s interest interest accruing thereafter at the con- [email protected]. Chain saw use is prohibited, be- ORS 477.001, OAR 629-041-0005, therein; plus Plaintiff’s reasonable at- tract rate of 3.750 percent per annum l Equipment must be picked up by tween the hours of 1:00 p.m. and 8:00 and at: torney fees; plus Plaintiff’s costs and ($1.5021 per diem) from June 4, 2013, July 30, 2013 by 5:30 p.m. p.m. Chain saw use is permitted at all disbursements incurred herein; until the date judgment is entered; other hours, if the following fire fight- http://www.oregon.gov/odf/fire/clo- GET YOUR BUSINESS 2. For judgment against defendant 3. For Plaintiff’s attorney fees, costs, For additional information and pic- ing equipment is present with each sures/definitions.pdf Charles Wesley Sprague in the sum of and disbursements incurred herein; tures, please go to our website at operating saw: one axe, one shovel, ADVERTISEMENT IN $14,620.00, plus late fees of $60.00, 4. For interest on the sum in para- www.ccnbchas.org. If you have any and one 8 ounce or larger fire extin- Tom Fields, plus accrued interest of $285.40 graphs B1, B2 and B3 at the statutory questions, call 541-751-2043 to speak guisher. In addition, a fire watch is re- Fire Prevention Coordinator THE BULLETIN through June 3, 2013, plus interest rate of 9.00 percent per annum from with Denise. quired at least one hour following the ODF Fire Protection Program accruing thereafter at the contract rate the date judgment is entered, until use of each saw. July 15, 2013 BOARD TODAY!! of 3.750 percent per annum ($1.5021 paid in full. PUBLISHED: The World - July 18, per diem) from June 4, 2013, until the C. Such other relief as the Court 2013 (ID- 20234946) Chain saw use is prohibited in areas PUBLISHED: The World - July 18, date judgment is entered; deems just and equitable. subject to Industrial Fire Precaution 2013 (ID-2024895) 3. That Plaintiff’s Trust Deed, dated The North Bend Student Loan Fund, Levels III and IV. April 8, 2008, and recorded April 14, NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: CITY of LAKESIDE READ CAREFULLY!! Inc. will be holding an annual meeting 2008, as Recorder’s No. 2008-3748, on Wednesday, July 24, 4:00 p.m., at Use of motor vehicles, including P.O. Box “L” Records of Coos County, Oregon, be North Bend High School. motorcycles and all terrain vehicles, is 915 N. Lake declared a lien upon the Property for YOU MUST “APPEAR” IN THIS CASE prohibited, except on improved roads. Lakeside, OR 97449 the amount of the judgment prayed for OR THE OTHER SIDE WILL WIN AU- Phone (541) 759-3011 TOMATICALLY. TO “APPEAR” YOU PUBLISHED: The World- July 18, herein; 2013 (ID-20234971) All motor vehicles must be equipped Fax (541) 759-3711 4. For judgment and decree that MUST FILE WITH THE COURT A LE- with one gallon of water or one 2½ CallCall Michelle Valerie at at Plaintiff’s Trust Deed upon the Prop- GAL PAPER CALLED A “MOTION” pound or larger fire extinguisher, one REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 541-269-1222 ext. 293 erty be foreclosed, and that the title, OR “ANSWER”. A MOTION OR AN- PUBLIC NOTICE SELF axe, and one shovel, except when CITY ATTORNEY SERVICES 541-269-1222 Ext.269

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North Bend — Hauser Dune Riders 4H Manager Manager Club member Jessica Sundbaum is the 2013 Coos County Fair & Rodeo Queen. Reedsport Coquille Sundbaum is the daughter of Terry and 174 N. 16t h St. 484 S. Central DeAnna Sundbaum, and has two older brothers, Trevin and Kevin. 541.271.3601 541.396.3145 She has been riding horses since fifth grade, when she leased her first horse until she could raise enough money to buy her own. Rocky, her 8-year-old paint gelding, has been her equestrian friend for nearly five years. Sundbaum is a junior at North Bend High School, on the North Bend Equestrian team in the South Valley District, and has participated in volleyball and softball. She hopes one day to train horses and work with special needs chil- dren using horse therapy. She will be promoting the 101st annual www.lesschwab.com Coos County Fair and Rodeo. Contributed photo C M Y K C M Y K 4 Local youth join 4-H for more than friends

BY EMILY THORNTON The World Rainbow Rabbits will showcase their fuzzy pets for the first time at this year’s fair. Nicole Erenfeld, leader of the group, said the young girls of Rainbow Rabbits decided to participate in 4-H after checking out last year’s fair. She said the girls got excited about animals and chose the small animals because they seemed like a good beginner pet. “Rabbits are an easy intro for animals,”Erenfeld said. Only one of the five girls, 10-year-old Bella Erenfeld, will actually compete at the fair because participants must be at least in fourth grade. Before that, they are considered Cloverbuds and can’t compete for prizes. Erenfeld said she was learning right along with the girls. “Honestly, I’m brand new at this,”she said. The five youngsters in her group are: Bella Erenfeld, 10, Aunika Miller, 9, Analise Miller, 7, Lyvia Erenfeld, 7, and Madeline Miller, 8.

Coos County Fair & Rodeo • Barn in the USA • Thursday, July 18, 2013 Coos County Fair & Rodeo • Barn in the USA Thursday, Bella said she likes rabbits. “I like that you can show your rabbit to other people,”she said. “I like their personalities. They eat out of your hands.” Another animal show group, Wings and Things, is also new to 4-H this year. Their specialty is poultry and insects. Leader Randi Marchant said the kids chose those groups because her daughter, Jocelyn Marchant, liked them and found other children who felt the same. “I knew 4-H had a project and wanted to find others who enjoyed bugs,”Randi Marchant said. “I like that it’s connected to the university. They provide World File Photos all the program coursework,”she said. “I don’t have to be an A long-standing tradition is that the Coos County 4-Hers work at the Purple Cow concession stand during fair week. expert.” Seven-year-old Jocelyn said she enjoyed 4-H “because of the chickens and the bugs. I like that I could get experience selling chickens and learning about them and meeting friends.” Other youngsters in the group are: Tanner Marchant, 12, Rylie Marchant, 10, Grady Hampel, 12, Madelyn Hampel, 10, Skylla Troedel, 12, Gwyn Troedel, 10, Hunter Grove, 11, and Melanie Lambson, 6. Reporter Emily Thornton can be reached at 541- 269-1222, ext. 249 or at emily.thornton@the- worldlink.com or on Twitter: @EmilyK_Thornton. I pledge: my HEAD to clearer thinking my HEART to greater loyalty my HANDS to larger service and my HEALTH to better living for my club, my community, my country and my world.

Children interested in joining the animal shows at the To see the animals at the fair, go to the small animal barn, locat- Coos County Fair still can join this year, or sign up for ed next to the Purple Cow. To see the insects, go to the Davenport future events. Building at the Fourth Street entrance. There will be pre-fair exhi- ■ To get involved in 4-H, call 4-H program assistant bitions beginning at 9 a.m. Monday and Wednesday at the 4-H Heather Lilienthal, at 541-572-5263, ext. 242. Office, located at 631 Alder St., Myrtle Point. Last year EmilyArrant of Bandon Sea Horses club won ribbons with her, ■ To join Rainbow Rabbits, call Nicole Erenfield at Those interested in taking part should contact Heather Lilienthal quarterhorse, Honey of a Pistol. 541-404-7076. at 541-572-5263, ext. 242. C M M Y K Y K C M Y K 5 3 1 0 2

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C M Y K C M Y K 6 Schedule of events Tuesday, July 23 Other attractions 10 a.m. — Grand opening near the main stage flagpole • Aqua Bobbles Buildings with exhibits and commercial vendors open • Babies and ladies in waiting — noon to 8 p.m. 4-H and FFA horse, livestock, llama and small animal shows • Brad’s World Reptile Exhibit — Clarno Building near the lower west 11 a.m. — Miss Coos County — main stage entrance Noon — The Amazing Larmay — strolling • Butler Amusements Carnival 1 p.m. — Kayce Train — main stage Presale bracelet, $22; or 30 coupons, $20. Rides will be three to five 2 p.m. — The Amazing Larmay — main stage coupons each. www.butleramusements.com 3 p.m. — Sawdusters Theater — main stage • Camel rides, daily near the llama tent 4:30 p.m. — The Amazing Larmay — main stage • Community tent near the main stage: Provides a place for commu- 7 p.m. — 4-H Fashion Revue — Davenport Building nity members to share information throughout the week. The Amazing Larmay — strolling • Coos County Fair and Rodeo Queen Jessica Sundbaum — strolling 8 p.m. — Kings Point — main stage • Fairgrounds Museum — upstairs in the poultry and rabbit building • Free wi-fi provided by Oregon Online • Natural resources tent in the grove: OSU Forestry Extension; Exhibits Coquille Watershed Association; Society of American Foresters; Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife; Coquille Indian Tribe; U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service; Coos County Weed Board; Coos County Soil & Water Conservation District; and OSU Master Gardeners. • Western Express Railroad Coos County Fair & Rodeo • Barn in the USA • Thursday, July 18, 2013 Coos County Fair & Rodeo • Barn in the USA Thursday, Admission Presale Tickets Presale tickets for admission and carnival ride braclets will be available through Monday, July 22, at the fair office, McKay’s, Price- n-Pride, Freshmart, OSU Extension office, Coos Grange Supply and Milk-E-Way Feed. Presale admission: Family of five, $25 Carnival ride bracelet, $22 Season parking pass, $20

Daily parking, $3 — applies on free admission Thursday. Tuesday & Wednesday: Opening ceremonies: 10 a.m. —Tuesday, July 23 Adult admission, $8 Seniors 60 and older, $4 Ages 6-12 admission, $2 Ages 5 and younger are admitted free. Thursday only: Free admission until 3 p.m. Rides Thursday, after 3 p.m.: Adult admission, $8 Seniors 60 and older, $4 Ages 6-12 admission, $2 Ages 5 and younger are admitted free. Friday & Saturday: Wednesday, July 24 Adult admission, $10 10 a.m. — Buildings with exhibits and commercial vendors open Seniors 60 and older, $10 4-H and FFA horse, livestock, llama and small animal shows Ages 6-12 admission, $3 Noon — The Amazing Larmay — strolling Ages 5 and younger are admitted free. 2 p.m. — The Amazing Larmay — main stage 3 p.m. — Sprague Theater — main stage The Coos County Fair exhibitor’s handbook is available at: 4:30 p.m. — The Amazing Larmay — main stage www.co.coos.or.us/Departments/CoosCountyFair, extension.oregon- 6 p.m. — Texaco Country Showdown — main stage state.edu/coos/ or at the Coos County fair office, 770 Fourth St., 6:30 p.m. — 4D Barrel Racing Registration — near main arena Myrtle Point. 7 p.m. — 4D Barrel Racing — main arena For more information, call 541-396-2200 or visit 8 p.m. — 4-H Milk Drinking Contest — livestock showing www.co.coos.or.us/coosfair/indexfair.html. 8:30 p.m. — Passin Notes, Destyni Fuller — main stage

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Bay Area Teen Idol Saturday, July 27 10 a.m. — Buildings with exhibits and commercial vendors open Coos County Fair and Rodeo Parade — Downtown Myrtle Point 12 p.m. — Texaco Country Showdown Coos Youth livestock auction buyer’s BBQ — tickets required 1 p.m. — Rockin’ Cage Kart Racing Pit Party — separate ticket required 28th Annual Coos Youth livestock auction 3 p.m. — The Amazing Larmay — main stage 4 p.m. — Square Dancers — main stage Rockin’ Cage Kart Racing time trials — main arena 5 p.m. — The Amazing Larmay — main stage 7 p.m. — Rockin’ Cage Kart Racing Event — main arena 9:30 p.m. — Charlie Freak — main stage

Barrel Racing Thursday, July 25 10 a.m. — Buildings with exhibits and commercial vendors open

4-H and FFA horse, livestock, llama and small animal shows July 18, 2013 Coos County Fair & Rodeo • Barn in the USA Thursday, Noon — The Amazing Larmay — strolling 2 p.m. — The Amazing Larmay — main stage Stick Horse Queen Try-outs — Milk-E-Way Feed and Tack trailer 3 p.m. — Dolphin Players — main stage 4:30 p.m. — The Amazing Larmay — main stage 6 p.m. — Bay Area Teen Idol — main stage SWOHA Horse Games — main arena 7 p.m. — 4-H Knowledge Bowl Contest — livestock showing 9 p.m. — Big Creek Rendezvous — main stage

Friday, July 26 8 a.m. — Open Class Horse Show — Karen Morrow Arena 9 a.m. — 4-H Dog Show 10 a.m. — Buildings with exhibits and commercial vendors open 4-H and FFA horse, livestock, llama and small animal judging contests 12 p.m. — The Amazing Larmay — strolling World File Photos 2 p.m. — The Amazing Larmay — main stage 3 p.m. — LTOB Opry — main stage 4 p.m. — 4-H & FFA large animal master showmanship 4:30 p.m. — The Amazing Larmay — main stage 6 p.m. — LTOB Opry — main stage 6:30 p.m. — Rodeo Kids Events: mutton bustin’, calf and steer riding — main arena Sand-n-Sea Riders Drill Team 7 p.m. — Open Rodeo (S&J Bucking Bulls) bulls, barrels and team roping — main arena 4-H Pig Scramble Texaco Country Showdown Chicken Scramble for ages 8 and younger Rhythm Village — main stage 9:30 p.m. — Border Patrol — main stage

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BY GAIL ELBER For The World ages at the fair Once you’ve cuddled an alligator, pretty much any- BY GAIL ELBER thing is possible. For The World That’s the premise at Brad’s World Reptiles. MYRTLE POINT — What For three decades, Brad kind of magic do you like? Tylman and his staff have The Amazing Larmay been opening people’s minds knows. to learning by giving them an As the Coos County Fair’s opportunity to touch crea- strolling magician, Joseph tures many of us loathe. Larmay will roam the fair, “Snakes are the number performing tricks suited to one fear of Homo sapiens,” whatever audience he finds Tylman said. around him. He said although part of He banters with young our fear might be a healthy children. “Over the years, instinct in our genes, some of I’ve found that parents get a it has less reasonable roots in kick out of seeing their kids

Coos County Fair & Rodeo • Barn in the USA • Thursday, July 18, 2013 Coos County Fair & Rodeo • Barn in the USA Thursday, late-night movies and the try to assert themselves,” he Garden of Eden. said. When Brad’s World For a group of teenagers, Contributed photo by Karen Quest Reptiles comes to town, with no little kids in sight, Joseph Larmay takes a break from adults and kids get to marvel he’ll do what he calls “geek” being The Amazing Larmay at the at reptiles and amphibians, Contributed photos magic, nailing a coin to his 2007 Deschutes County Fair. discover how they fit into Brad Tylman shows off an alligator to the crowd at a Brad’s World Reptiles presentation. Tylman has been forehead or sticking a 16- ecological niches and then — teaching groups about reptiles and other animals for more than 30 years. penny nail up his nose. and they lived for a time in if they want to —hold them in Below People of all ages can get up close and personal with reptiles Grown-ups are treated to Guatemala, but they decided their hands or drape them “more cerebral” up-close to return to the United States over their shoulders. fun but also thought-pro- pet turtles,”he said. Borneo and Belize. illusions, such as a trick in so their kids could attend “Kids can interact with voking. In 1978, at age 18, he But it’s still a big hit at which he identifies the card high school here. The family these animals that they don’t At county fairs, Brad’s became an animal curator at county fairs. they’ve thought of in the lives in McMinnville, Ore., normally see,” Tylman said. World Reptiles creates a the Oregon Museum of And if you’re wondering pack. and he confines his traveling “They can see alligators shady tropical oasis and fills Science and Industry and how it’s possible to cuddle an On the stage, he does to the summer county fair being mean, vicious animals it with snakes, lizards — and helped develop a program for alligator, don’t believe larger-scale illusions suited circuit. on TV,but they can hold it on other species such as par- bringing live animals to everything you see on reality to the whole family. Of living in Guatemala, he their lap.” rots, amphibians and taran- school assemblies. By 1983, TV. Tylman knows his scaly After getting a magic kit said, “That stands for ‘Great What’s so great about tulas. Visitors can handle the he’d put his reptile-breeding friends. from his grandmother when Unbelievable Adventure That holding an alligator? animals, learn about them expertise and teaching expe- “Alligators have a certain he was “5 or 6,” Larmay Educated Me About Living “When people find them- and be photographed with rience to work to create rep- nature compared to a caiman took it up seriously when he Abroad.’” selves holding a snake that them. tile shows of his own. or a crocodile,”Tylman said. was 12. He’s incorporated the they were afraid of, that’s But the best part is that Today, the company has a “I wouldn’t use those ani- “At the age of 16 I knew experience into one of his called cognitive dissonance,” Tylman’s staff lets kids — number of enterprises, mals, because they would that was what I wanted to do, close-up magic routines, he said. “It gives them the and adults, if they want to — including eco-tours to bite you.” but I wasn’t sure how,” he using four U.S. dollar bills to opportunity to do a paradigm volunteer to reach other fair- said. show how far they can go in shift.” goers about the animals. He found a way, and has Guatemala. In other words, if you have After learning about a been making a living at magic But with his son in college an experience that disturbs particular animal, the volun- for more than 30 years, per- and his daughter a senior in one of your preconceptions, teer can don a safari jacket forming on cruise ships, in high school, Larmay is look- it might make it easier for you and take charge of showing it resorts, at corporate events ing ahead to a time when he to disturb some of your other to other visitors. and at parties. can cross some more accom- preconceptions. “When they see a little 6- “People used to ask me plishments off his magician’s “In the bigger picture, the or 7-year-old girl holding a where I lived,” Larmay said. bucket list: performing on exercise of paradigm shifting snake, it creates cognitive “I’d say, ‘Best Western.’” national TV, playing at a is incredibly useful in world dissonance,” Tylman said. “For a long time I thought major casino and going back politics and local politics,” “And the kids get to see that I was a confirmed bachelor on the cruise-ship circuit. Tylman said. they’re reaching other because of the lifestyle of But he still takes pride in That’s why Tylman’s pre- adults.” being a magician and travel- his ability to dazzle little kids sentations are in demand at Tylman is a lifelong ani- ing,” he said. “But at the age at county fairs. professional conferences, mal lover. “When I moved of 35, I got married and came “I’ve had kids say, ‘You’re where they give participants out to Oregon when I was 10, off the road.” the best thing here!’” Larmay an experience that’s not only my dad shipped out my 90 His wife was Guatemalan, said. C M Y K C M Y K 1 1 3 1 0 2 , 8 1 y l u J , y a d s r u h T • A S U e h t n i n r a B • o e

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