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Nancy Spencer photos A severe storm ripped through Delphos in the early-morning hours today, uprooting trees, shearing them off and disrupting power and cable service. Above left: The top of this once-large evergreen on South Canal Street was sheared off by strong winds. Above: The top landed in the roadway and was moved off to the side by city workers. At left: A large tree was uprooted on South Canal street south of the Cleveland Street intersection. Cable was disrupted in the neighborhood. Below: large branches were ripped from a tree on North Franklin Street during the storm. Power lines were also down in the Jackson Street area. See more photos on page 12.

Sports Fort Jennings Miller Memorial set for Board wraps up school year June 4-6 The Nathan Miller During its regular meet- office and all other fed- Memorial Baseball Classic, ing Thursday, the Fort eral and state programs formerly the “Boys of Jennings Local School in the Comprehensive Summer” tournament, will be Board approved its esti- Continuous Improvement held June 4-6 at Stadium Park. mated 5-year forecast and Program and other grants It is a 16-team tournament rounded out the school if they become available. for boys ages 10-12 (age year with other routine In other action, the cutoff is May 1) and features business. board: pool play, with a 3-game Certificated supple- • Accepted a few small guarantee. Players must be mental contracts were donations and $3,288 from from the same school district. approved as follows: Sue the activity boosters for Deadline to enter is Apple, 14 days extended the band trip fund. May 23. For more informa- service; Vanna Abbott, • Adopted a resolution tion, contact Sam Miller 10 days extended ser- authorizing membership at (419) 692-7017. vice, FCCLA advisor and in the Ohio High School TODAY Sectional Baseball (5 p.m.) National Honor Society; Athletic Association was DIVISION IV: At Perry: Mary Lou Altenburger, passed. Jefferson vs. Allen East; Science Day coordina- •Approved member- At Crestview: Crestview tor; Rose Stechschulte, ship in Northwest Ohio vs. Spencerville; At Academic Bowl advi- Educational Technology. Columbus Grove: Columbus sor; Susan Siefker, JV •OK’d the high school Grove vs. Leipsic. Academic Bowl and handbook. Dena Martz photos Regular Season: St. John’s Home Page advisor, shop • Approved Mini cheer- at Coldwater, 5 p.m.; Elida maintenance of equip- leading camp dates for Mini Relay kicks off in Delphos at Lima Senior, 7:30 p.m. at ment, 20 days extended June 15-17. Fifth/Third Field, Dayton service and eight hours • Granted commen- Hundreds of children, parents, teachers, survivors and volunteers are walking Regular Season Softball for computers; Melinda dations to Rosemary for a cure for cancer today during the seventh annual Mini Relay. Above: Franklin (5 p.m.): LCC at Kalida; Losh, yearbook advisor; Warnecke and all students Elementary first-grade teacher Sandy Suever, center, is honored for her dedication Elida at Paulding. Jeff Jostpille, high school involved for an excel- to the Mini Relay by coordinators Melisssa Myers, left of St. John’s Elementary and Track and Field (4:30 student council advisor, lent high school and ele- Joyce Wiechart of Franklin. Suever is retiring from teaching this year. Below: Katelyn p.m.): MAC at Fort Recovery; Envirothon advisor and mentary spring concert; Goergens paints the face of Lauren Grothaus during activities this morning. WBL at Shawnee. assistant Science Day Nathan Wurst and Michael Tennis: Sectionals advisor; Joy Noriega, art Herman for best of show at UNOH, 9 a.m. show coordinator; and at the county art show; Forecast Kathy Verhoff for supple- to Kristen Maag, Jamie Mostly sunny mental duties. Saum, Seth Ricker and Saturday; high Supplemental contracts Andrea Ricker for partici- in upper 60s. were approved for senior pating in the state science See page 2. advisor for Jostpille, Mary fair; and to the Envirothon Jean Schweller and Abbot; team for placing first and and junior advisor for Losh second at competition. Index and Cheryl VonLehmden. The elementary school’s Obituaries 2 Classified supplemental music and art show begins State/Local 3 contracts were granted to at 7 p.m. Monday and Politics 4 Mary Jean Schweller and the awards day will be Community 5 Marianne VonSossan for 18 Wednesday. The high Sports 6-7 days extended service; to school calendar includes Church 8 VonSossan for elementary graduation on Friday night Classifieds 10 cafe cashier; and to Cheryl and a teacher workday Television 11 Schnipke as head cook. May 28. World briefs 12 A motion was approved May 27 is the last day to participate in Title VI-B of classes and report cards for special-needs stu- can be picked up for all dents through the county grades on June 3. 2

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OBITUARIES BP tries tube to siphon Mary Ann Schuck Zoe Ilene Michele The Daily Mary Ann Schuck, 63, of Crider Delphos, died at 6:45 a.m. HeraldVol. 140 No. 281 spewing Gulf oil to tanker Oct. 7, 1999 - May 12, 2010 today at her residence. Nancy Spencer, editor By ALLEN G. BREED While some data were being sional and administrative hear- Funeral services will begin Zoe Ilene Michele Ray Geary, business manager and CURT ANDERSON transmitted to shore for safe- ings. They suggest there were at 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Crider, 10, of Mendon, died Don Hemple, advertising manager The Associated Press keeping right up until the blast, both crew mistakes and equip- John the Evangelist Catholic Wednesday morning at Van Tiffany Brantley, officials from Transocean, the ment breakdowns at key points Church. Wert County Hospital. circulation manager Undersea robots tried to rig owner, told Congress that the day of the explosion. Friends may call from 2-8 She was born Oct. 7, 1999, William Kohl, general manager/ thread a small tube into the the last seven hours of its Buzbee said that when p.m. Sunday at Harter and in St. Marys to Sean and Eagle Print Elizabeth (Krick) Crider. Her jagged pipe that is pouring oil information are missing and Halliburton showed BP PLC Schier Funeral Home. The Daily Herald (USPS 1525 into the Gulf of Mexico early that all written logs were lost and Transocean officials the Further arrangements are mother, Elizabeth Krick, sur- vives in Mendon. Her father 8000) is published daily except today in BP’s latest attempt in the explosion. Earlier tests results of the pressure tests incomplete at the funeral Sundays and Holidays. to cut down on the spill from that suggested explosive gas that suggested gas was leak- home. survives in Rockford. Funeral services will begin By carrier in Delphos and a blown-out well that has was leaking were preserved. ing, the rig workers were put area towns, or by rural motor pumped out more than 4 mil- The gap poses a mystery on “standby.” BP is the rig Nathaniel “Bill” at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at route where available $2.09 per lion gallons of crude. for investigators: What deci- operator and leaseholder. Mendon First Church of God, week. By mail in Allen, Van IT WAS NEWS THEN The company was trying to sions were made — and what Buzbee said one of his cli- Milo Lucas Pastor Dean Bruce officiat- Wert, or Putnam County, $105 move the 6-inch tube into the warnings might have been ents told him the “Transocean June 5, 1929 - May 12, 2010 ing. Burial will be in Mendon per year. Outside these counties leaking 21-inch pipe, known ignored? and BP company people got Nathaniel “Bill” Milo Cemetery. $119 per year. as the riser. The smaller tube “There is some delay in the their heads together,” and 40 Lucas, 80, of Hillsboro and Friends may call from Entered in the post office will be surrounded by a stop- replication of our data, so our minutes later gave the green formerly of Delphos, died 3-8 p.m. today at W.H. Dick in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as per to keep oil from leaking operational data, our sequence light. Wednesday at Laurels Nursing & Sons-Hellwarth Funeral Periodicals, postage paid at into the sea. BP said it hopes of events ends at 3 o’clock in The attorney said the Home in Hillsboro. Home, Mendon, and from Delphos, Ohio. to know by this evening if the the afternoon on the 20th,” Halliburton crew members He was born June 5, 1929, 9:30 a.m. until time of ser- No mail subscriptions will be tube works and can siphon the Steven Newman, president were not shown any new test in Delphos, to Nathaniel “Bill” vices Saturday at the church. accepted in towns or villages oil to a tanker at the surface. and CEO of Transocean Ltd, results. and Barbara (Miller) Lucas. Preferred memorials are to where The Daily Herald paper Since an April 20 drill- told a Senate panel. The rig “They said they did their He leaves behind a wife, donor’s choice. carriers or motor routes provide ing rig explosion set off the blew up at 10 p.m., killing 11 own tests, and they came out Diane Estel; three children daily home delivery for $2.09 catastrophic spill, BP PLC workers and unleashing the OK,” he said. “But with the from his first marriage includ- Joseph U. Kent per week. 405 North Main St. has tried several ideas to plug gusher. phantom test that Transocean ing a daughter, Becky; and July 26, 1961-May 12, 2010 the leak that is spewing at Houston attorney Tony and BP allegedly did, there TELEPHONE 695-0015 sons, William and Robert Joseph U. Kent, 48, of Office Hours least 210,000 gallons of oil Buzbee, who represents sever- was no real record or real-time Lucas; three brothers, Marvin, Delphos, died at 12:46 p.m. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. into the Gulf a day. The size al rig workers involved in the recordation of that test.” Clair and Daryl Lucas; a sis- Tuesday at St. Rita’s Medical POSTMASTER: of the undulating spill was accident, questioned whether None of the three compa- ter, Bobbie Kohorst and five Center. Send address changes about 3,650 square miles, what he called “the phantom nies would comment Thursday stepchildren. He was born July 26, 1961, to THE DAILY HERALD, POLICE REPORT or the size of Delaware and test” was even performed. on whether any data or test A brother, George Lucas, in Lima to Elmer and Carol 405 N. Main St. Rhode Island combined, said “I can just tell you that results were purposely not sent preceded him in death. (Miller) Kent. His father sur- Delphos, Ohio 45833 Hans Graber, director of the the Halliburton hands were to shore, or on exactly who There are no services. vives in Delphos. University of Miami’s Center scratching their heads,” said made the final decision to con- His wife, Barbara Kent, for Southeastern Tropical Buzbee, whose clients include tinue the operations that day. died in 2002. Advanced Remote Sensing. one of the Halliburton crew Five thousand feet under IN THE WORLD Other survivors include Scholars of the Day In the fateful hours before members responsible for the sea, the effort to thread the TODAY daughters Heidi Pope, Emily the Deepwater Horizon explod- cementing the well to prepare smaller tube into the larger Hipsher and Brooke Kent of ed about 50 miles off the for moving the drilling rig to pipe began overnight. But By The Associated Press Lima and Nichole Keit of Louisiana shore, a safety test another site. the crushing depth requires Today is Friday, May 14, the Bossier City, La; sisters Laura CORRECTIONS was supposedly performed to Details of a likely blowout engineers to work slowly and 134th day of 2010. There are Savage of Delphos, Penny The Delphos Herald wants detect if explosive gas was leak- scenario emerged this week carefully, BP spokesman John 231 days left in the year. Musser of Angola, Ind. and to correct published errors in ing from the mile-deep well. for the first time from congres- Crabtree said today. Today’s Highlight in Julie Najarian and Cindy Allen its news, sports and feature History: of South Carolina; brother Don articles. To inform the news- On May 14, 1610, King Kent of Angola; and grand- room of a mistake in published Henry IV of France was stabbed children Kamren and Dalanie information, call the editorial Sole crash survivor could to death while riding in his car- Pope, Gage, Chase and Kaylee St. John’s Scholar of the department at 419-695-0015. riage in Paris by a religious Hipsher, Kelly and Nathan Day is Samantha Corrections will be published fanatic, Francois Ravaillac, Priest, Landen Keit and Brianna on this page. go home this weekend who was executed less than two Miller. By TAREK EL-TABLAWY glimmer of hope as investiga- instructed the hospital to more and Isabella Bartlett. weeks later. He was also preceded in Congratulations The Associated Press tors began the daunting task of tightly guard the boy’s privacy On this date: Samantha! identifying bodies and deter- after a Dutch newspaper man- death by his sister, Angie In 1643, Louis XIV became Sprague. TRIPOLI, Libya — mining the crash’s cause. aged to contact him through a King of France at age four upon Jefferson’s Scholar of the Authorities said the Dutch boy Rescuers found 9-year- phone call to one of the hospital Mr. Kent was a construc- the death of his father, Louis tion worker who enjoyed Day is Amber who is the sole survivor of a old Ruben Van Assouw still staff. The newspaper said a doc- XIII (the successor to Henry Miller. UNERALS plane crash in Libya may be strapped in his seat and breath- tor handed his mobile phone working construction, fishing F IV). and especially spending time Congratulations flown home to the Netherlands ing in an area of desert sand to the boy to let him talk to its In 1796, English physician Amber! as early as Saturday, offering a strewn with the plane’s debris. reporter. with his grandchildren. Edward Jenner succeeded in Funeral services begin at His father, mother and 11-year- That prompted the Dutch inoculating 8-year-old James Students can pick up their Van Wert Cinemas old brother are believed to have ambassador to order the hos- 2 p.m. Saturday at Harter and awards in their school offices. Phipps against smallpox by Schier Funeral Home, the Rev. May 14th thru 20th been among the 103 people pital to be certain it is prevent- using cowpox matter. on board who were killed ing anyone other than doctors David Howell officiating. In 1860, the first Japanese Friends may call from 5-8 WEATHER Wednesday when their flight and relatives from having any diplomatic mission to the United from South Africa crashed short access to the boy. p.m. today and for an hour Delphos weather S States arrived in Washington. prior to the service at the P of the runway in Tripoli. The child was recovering High temperature Thursday L In 1900, the Olympic games funeral home. I One of the lead doctors treat- well after 4 1/2 hours of surgery in Delphos was 82 degrees, T opened in Paris, held as part of Preferred memorials are to low was 46. Rainfall was ing the boy said he may be to repair multiple fractures to his the 1900 World’s Fair. donor’s choice. recorded at .65 inch. High a able to return home as early as legs. His aunt and uncle rushed In 1940, the Netherlands sur- year ago today was 71, low Saturday. to Libya from the Netherlands rendered to invading German COMING SOON: Shrek Forever After, was 51. Record high for today “The situation is stable,” and were visiting him in a hos- forces during World War II. IRTHS Prince of Persia, Marmaduke B is 90, set in 1985. Record low said orthopedic specialist Sadig pital in Tripoli. In 1942, Congress voted to Children 11 & Under, Seniors, All shows A boy, Cole William, was is 32, set in 1973. before 6:00 p.m. $4.50-Adults $7.00 Bendala. “He’s OK. He’s not Officials have said the boy is establish the Women’s Auxiliary born May 8 to Jeff and Tara Tuesday: Family Night ~ Thursday: BYOB getting any worse. He’s pro- still not aware that his parents, Army Corps. Aaron Copland’s (Grothous) Peterman. WEATHER FORECAST VAN-DEL DRIVE IN gressing quite well.” Trudy and Patrick van Assouw, “Lincoln Portrait” was first He weighed 7 pound 10 Tri-county Screen 1-How to Train Your Dragon-PG The doctor said many fac- and brother, Enzo, perished in performed, by the Cincinnati ounces. The Associated Press Iron Man 2-PG13 TONIGHT: Mostly clear. 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BRIEFS From the Vantage Point League Of Women voters set annual meeting The League of Women Voters of the Lima Area will hold its annual meet- ing at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Milano Café, 2383 Elida Road, Lima. Guest speaker for the event is Allen County Sheriff Sam Crish. He will discuss high profile crimes including drug trafficking and human trafficking. A question and answer ses- sion will follow. The pro- gram is open to the pub- lic. Photo submitted The league’s general meeting will follow at Vantage students excel in National Financial Capability Challenge 7:45 p.m. Women and men interested in knowing The National Financial Capability Challenge announced in December by Treasury Secretary Geithner and Education Secretary Duncan is more about the organiza- designed to promote financial education among high school students across the country. Educators who registered for the challenge incorporated tion are invited to attend. financial literacy into their lessons throughout the year and then administered the challenge online exam to their students sometime before April The League of Women 9. Nineteen students from Vantage Career Center scored in the top 20 percent nationally and have received an official award certificate from the Voters of the Lima Area is Department of the Treasury. Nationwide, nearly 100,000 students took the exam. Additionally, the Charles Schwab Foundation will soon name part of a national non-par- 20 students, chosen from among the top scoring participants, to receive $1,000 scholarships. Schwab will also donate $1,000 to the school of each tisan organization founded scholarship recipient. Students who scored in the top 20 percent nationally and are from one of the ten states with the highest participation rates in 1920 that encourages in the Challenge are eligible for these scholarships. Mike Knott, Vantage math teacher, conducted the challenge in his Personal Finance class. citizens to take an active Students participating in the challenge include, back from left, Brandon Shuherk (Paulding), Knott, Mark Schmitz (Kalida), Nate Stechschulte and informed role in gov- (Fort Jennings), Chas Shidler (Antwerp), Seth Jewell (Van Wert), Dalton Yenser (Continental), Todd Akom (Wayne Trace), Rodney Perry (Van ernment. To learn more Wert), Brandon Miller (Ottoville), and Branden Kline (Wayne Trace); and front, Justin Moran (Continental), Jared Lare (Lincolnview), Rachel about the organization, go Miller (Van Wert) and Alayna Vann (Wayne Trace). Not pictured are, Danielle Fraser (Jefferson), Kayla Collins-Scott (Van Wert), Ryan Deel to the Web site: www. Paulding), Gunther Mohr (Crestview) and Avery Etzler (Lincolnview). lwvlima.org Ohio handyman to be sentenced CLEVELAND (AP) — who prosecuted the case. The Polish immigrants Mary two women apparently didn’t Hopko and Maria Slivka were cross paths during the war, and good friends. They both had met around 1950 when both survived World War II con- went to work for St. Alexis centration camps and both Hospital, now closed. had held dear the American They married and lived in dream. similar frame homes about 1 Now they are forever linked mile apart, Hopko in Maple in death — each bludgeoned Heights and Slivka in Garfield just weeks apart prosecutors Heights. say by the handyman they In the postwar years, the shared to do household repairs tree-lined neighborhoods were Photo submitted after their husbands died. quiet, with people keeping to Hopko, 81, and Slivka, 80, themselves, according to a were killed by blows to the Slivka neighbor, Bob Miller, North explains stocks to math head with a crowbar. 58, who saw her husband Andy North of Edward Jones of Delphos explains William Bryant, 58, con- walking to work in a nearby what stocks are to a Jefferson sixth-grade math class. victed of their deaths, is to brick factory. The class is also participating in a stock market game be sentenced today. He faces “It was peaceful in those demonstrating how stocks can change prices over a the possibility of life in prison days,” said Miller, who feels period of time. without parole. the Slivka murder put people A career criminal who on edge. “We’re more watch- Photo submitted served more than 20 years ful.” for crimes including robbery Hopko was found dead at Dancer By Gina to present ‘Anytime, Anywhere - DANCE!’ and kidnapping, he was able the bottom of the stairs in her The Dancer By Gina will present their award-winning dance concert, “Anytime, Anywhere- DANCE!” on to avoid the death penalty home Dec. 7, 2006. It was first Saturday at the Lima Civic Center. Showtimes are 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. The afternoon show is sold out, however tick- because of his claim that he thought to be an accident. Her ets are still available at the door one hour prior to show time for the 7 p.m. show. The above dancers will perform a has a mental deficiency. body was discovered when she high energy clog dance to “Fun on the Farm” with a special appearance by The Dancer By Gina’s talented clogging “You have two very inno- missed her regular visit to the cow. The number recently was awarded all platinum trophies at competitions in Columbus and Cincinnati, along cent, independent elderly Maple Heights senior center. with the Overall Highest Scoring Number of the competitions. women. Their friendship Three weeks later, Slivka with one another resulted in was found dead in her bedroom the circumstances that led to on New Year’s Day 2007. Story idea... their death,” said assistant Among the items checked by MECCA trustees to meet Cuyahoga County Prosecutor police in her home: a piece The Miami and Erie Canal Corridor Association (MECCA) Comments... Steve Dever. “They are united of paper with Bryant’s phone will conduct its bi-monthly Board of Trustees meeting at 7 p.m. News release... in death.” number and an envelope Wednesday at the Miami and Erie Canal Heritage Center and But not before Slivka addressed to Hopko’s family. MECCA Office. email Nancy Spencer attended Hopko’s funer- The link was confirmed The center is located at 130 S. Washington St. (State Route editor... al at St. Monica Roman when a search of Bryant’s 66, 2 blocks south of State Route 274) in New Bremen. Catholic Church, a heav- truck turned up items belong- The public is invited to attend. [email protected] ily Polish-American parish in ing to both victims. Garfield Heights southeast of Also found was a crowbar Cleveland. with traces of DNA from both The two women quickly women, Dever said. “That’s bonded when they resettled in how they put the connection Mother’s America after World War II, together,” he said. Hopko by way of Canada and Robbery was the motive: Day C3400n Digital ColorSlivka Prin throughter Buffalo, N.Y. tens of thousands of dollars The two were arrested were believed taken from Specifications • Paper Sizes (Min/Max): Main Tray from 4.1" x 5.8" shortlyto 8.5" x 14"; after Multi-Purpose the Tray Germans from 3" x 5" cardsHopko’s Ordering Information home and jewelry Performance to 8.5" x 47.24" banners 2 Description Part Numbers • Print Speed: Up to 16 ppm Color; up to invaded Poland in 1939 and and C3400nsome 120V cash(Multilingual) from Slivka’s.62426904 • Paper Weight: Main tray 17 lb. – 32 lb. bond 20 ppm Mono 1 C3400n 230V (Multilingual) 62426905 started(64 – 120 to gsm);round manual up feed Jews, 20 lb. bond intel- – 110 lb. Bryant pawned some of the • Time to First Page: 13 sec. Color; bond (75 – 203 gsm) Options 9 sec. Mono 1 lectuals, priests, military offi- stolenMemory property, Expansion: Dever said. 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“The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.” POLITICS — Dorothy Parker, American author, humorist, poet (1893-1967)

This carefulness, Obama Protecting civilians is said, is what the U.S. military stands for. “And that puts us more at risk, and it makes it more dif- a good US strategy ficult. But that’s a burden that By ROBERT BURNS and Barack Obama, at his news going to send the U.S. military we’re willing to bear.” ANNE FLAHERTY conference Wednesday with to fight, then let them fight.” Troops doing the fighting, The Associated Press Afghan President Hamid The complicating factor, as well as their families, can Karzai, emphasized the impor- however, is that the final out- see it differently, as Defense WASHINGTON — A key tance — and the complications come of this fight will depend Secretary Robert Gates heard to the U.S. approach to fight- — of avoiding civilian deaths less on arms than on ideas, when he appeared before a ing the Taliban insurgency in and injuries. Sometimes the in the view of Gen. Stanley couple of hundred soldiers’ Afghanistan is this seemingly strategy puts troops at greater McChrystal, the top U.S. spouses at Fort Riley, Kan., backward logic: The more immediate risk, he noted, but and NATO commander in last Saturday. aggressively you protect your “that’s a burden that we’re Afghanistan, and others who own troops, the less secure willing to bear.” say that military force alone they may be. The specific rules for when cannot defeat the Taliban or The idea is that troops who troops may use deadly force stabilize the country. put themselves at risk to pro- in Afghanistan are classified, Iraq war veteran John Nagl, tect innocents will ultimately but commanders over the past who helped write the 2006 help decrease violence against year have publicly announced counterinsurgency manual Americans. That’s because stricter guidelines limiting and is now president of the every time U.S. forces inad- the use of airstrikes and night Center for a New American vertently kill or wound a raids. Security, acknowledges opin- KATHLEEN PARKER noncombatant, it outrages the Although the policy is ion is divided on the wisdom families and communities of meant to advance the U.S. of making protection of civil- the victims and erodes support and NATO cause by building ians the first priority. Election trouble for the battle against militants, Afghan support at the grass “This issue is at the heart of Point IT WAS NEWS THEN strategists say. roots, many soldiers and their counterinsurgency and of the for Dems? A tale So protecting civilians isn’t families worry that by empha- difficulty that soldiers have of View One Year Ago only moral, it’s considered sizing restraint, the Pentagon in conducting counterinsur- • As students begin thinking about summer vacation, a few of 2 lawmakers good strategy. is showing too much concern gency,” he said in a telephone veteran educators prepare for retirement with much reflection The idea is enshrined in for the safety of foreign civil- interview Wednesday. “It’s on their careers. One such person is Franklin Elementary WASHINGTON (AP) the 2006 U.S. Army and ians and tying the hands of its one of the fundamental dilem- School Principal Tim Larimore. After 35 years as a middle — Democrats were only too Marine Corps field manual on own fighting force. mas we dealt with in writing school teacher, coach and principal, Larimore will retire after happy to benefit in the last counterinsurgency, or COIN, Some lawmakers also have the counterinsurgency manual. the end of the academic year. midterm elections from the which says: “Ultimate success expressed alarm. The fact is that to achieve the uproar over the Republicans’ in COIN is gained by pro- North Carolina Republican mission, individual soldiers 25 Years Ago — 1985 mishandling of sexual mis- tecting the populace, not the Rep. Walter Jones, who have to accept more risk.” • Jefferson boys track team placed second in the Northwest conduct by a GOP congress- COIN force.” opposes U.S. involvement in Obama on Wednesday The answer depends, in Conference meet. Jefferson girls placed eighth in the league. man. This time around, That partly explains why the war, said he is uncon- spelled it out in stark terms. the U.S.-led NATO command vinced after being briefed last “Oftentimes they’re hold- part, on what a newly ramped Matt Closson and Keith Dickman placed fifth and sixth in they’re hoping they don’t get the discus with efforts of 123-9 and 120-1. Chris Grothaus trapped in a similar net. in Afghanistan is consider- week on the specific rules ing fire, they’re hesitating,” up House investigation finds, ing recognizing soldiers for about when U.S. troops can he said of U.S. troops seek- and when in this campaign set a school record in the long jump with a leap of 22-1. In The circumstances of the girls meet Mindy Best has a toss of 25-3 in the shot put. Republican Mark Foley’s “courageous restraint” if they use deadly force. ing to avoid civilian casual- year it reports its findings. avoid using force that could “You see these kids with ties. “They’re being cautious In the meantime, Democrats Amy Stemen was second in the high jump at 5-0 and Julie come-ons with former con- Stant fifth at 4-10. gressional pages in 2006 endanger innocent lives — a their legs blown off and you about how they operate, even have decided to leave Massa’s proposal drawing fire in some just hope they were given a though it would be safer for seat vacant until November • Members of Ladies Auxiliary to Walterick-Hemme Post are not a precise match with those surrounding Democrat military quarters. chance,” he said. “They are them to go ahead and just take rather than risk losing it in 3035 Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold a meeting on May It also shows why President too restricted. ... If you’re these locations out.” what would have been a 16 with installation of new officers by Denelda Brokamp, Eric Massa’s behavior with high-profile special election past president. Poppy chairman Margaret Askins has asked members of his House staff. months out. for help for Poppy Days on May 16-18. Safety Chairman But once again, a competi- Kagan courts converts, gains favor What’s established so Mary Lou Harman will hold the annual Lite-A-Bike program tive midterm election year is By JULIE HIRSCHFELD ing, and I think she was very because she opposed the mili- far is that Speaker Nancy on May 18 at the post parking lot. unfolding in the shadow of an DAVIS forthcoming,” said Specter, tary’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” Pelosi’s office took no known • The St. John’s girls track team placed sixth, scoring 24 investigation that could deter- points at the Midwest Athletic Conference track meet held mine whether the party in The Associated Press who is days from a tough policy for gay members of the action when the first red flag primary election in which armed services. about Massa was raised last May 9-10 at Coldwater. Placing for the Blue Jays were Lynn control of Congress ignored Pothast, second in the shot put with a throw of 33’8”. The unethical behavior by one of WASHINGTON — his Democratic opponent has “It was very clear to me Kagan — all smiles as she October. When there was a Supreme Court nominee made an issue of his vote after we spoke about it at trudged through marble hall- second red flag in February, 3200 relay team of Teresa VonDeylon, Vicki Kunz, Chris their own. Fischer and Julie Harpster placed sixth with a time of 11:19.9. Both Foley of Florida and Elena Kagan won praise from last year against confirming length that she is supportive ways and sits for photographs though, action by Majority skeptical senators in both Kagan to her current post. of the men and women who in overstuffed chairs — said Leader Steny Hoyer was The 800-relay team broke the school recording while placing Massa of New York resigned fourth in the meet. from the House soon after the parties Thursday, building The Pennsylvanian, who are fighting to protect us, and she’s just barely getting used swift. The complaints went to momentum toward what for was a Republican back then, very supportive of the mili- to the closely watched ritual. the House ethics committee. scandals surrounding their 50 Years Ago — 1960 behavior became public. now appears a smooth road to has said he opposed her tary as a whole,” said Brown, By Thursday afternoon, she Timing is important in confirmation this summer. because she wouldn’t answer a military lawyer in his state’s told Brown she’d had two politics. Foley, who had sent • The Catholic Ladies of Columbia of St. John the Baptist But the House Republican Catholic Church, Landeck, held its annual party honoring leadership responded slowly Kagan, in her second full questions about how she’d Army National Guard. “I do whirlwind days on Capitol sexually suggestive messag- day of private one-on-one approach cases. In Thursday’s not feel that her judicial phi- Hill. es to former House pages, Mothers in the church basement. The party got underway with in 2006 to the Foley matter, a potluck dinner. Music was provided by the Hofmann Duo of feeding the perception that it meetings on Capitol Hill, meeting, however, he said losophy will be hurting the The visits appear — 15 of resigned about five weeks scored points for candor with Kagan was far more respon- men and women who are them so far — to be pay- before the 2006 election, and Lima, with a special hour’s entertainment being enjoyed. Rita wished to ignore the problem. A. Miller served as toastmistress for the evening and short Democrats used the case to one-time critic Sen. Arlen sive, even criticizing a January serving.” ing off. Specter said he was his case was intertwined with Specter, D-Pa., and convinced Supreme Court ruling that The exchanges came on pleased to hear Kagan stand the fall campaign. talks were given by the pastor, Rev. Robert Knoepfle and the develop a broader theme that president, Rosalia Kill. Miller presented corsages to the old- Republicans tolerated a “cul- Republican Sen. Scott Brown upheld the First Amendment Day 2 of what promises to be by her past criticism of the News that some Massa of Massachusetts that she’s a rights of corporations and a grueling series of face-to- Supreme Court confirmation employees accused their boss est mother present who was Rose Pothast and to the youngest ture of corruption” and that a mother, Janet Miller. The attendance prize was awarded to strong supporter of the mili- labor unions to spend money face meetings with senators, process as a charade in which of groping — and proposi- Democratic Congress would Mary Renner. tary, despite her move as law on campaign ads, thus enhanc- where she’s being quizzed on nominees stonewall questions. tioning — male staff mem- “drain the swamp.” Can Republicans in 2010 school dean to bar its recruit- ing their ability to influence everything from her resume In the closed-door meet- bers surfaced in the spring, ings, Kagan has assured sena- 75 Years Ago — 1935 substitute the name Massa ers from Harvard’s campus. federal elections. to her writings to her views on giving Democrats time to Neither senator committed “She said she thought the hot-button issues like abor- tors that she’s up to the job • A shipment of materials for distribution among relief for Foley and use the case as develop a strategy to counter to voting for Kagan, the solic- court was not sufficiently def- tion and free speech. of being a justice, seeking to clients in the First and Second wards has been received here. one steppingstone to regain any Republican criticism. Fifty comforters, two gross of towels have been received itor general who President erential to Congress,” Specter The Judiciary Committee, counter GOP criticism of her Party leaders can’t be control? It’s a critical politi- Barack Obama has tapped to said outside his Capitol office which will hold hearings on lack of experience as a judge along with 10 mattresses. These are now at the sewing room cal question, especially if blamed for a single member’s on the second floor of the city building and are ready for succeed retiring Justice John after the session. He called her confirmation, also sent or courtroom litigator. Republicans want a campaign Republican leaders have sexual proclivities. But ignor- distribution. Paul Stevens. But the positive her “a good candidate” with Kagan a detailed, 10-page issue beyond their opposi- said they’re worried Kagan ing them when they involve • The mothers and guests of the Girl Reserves Club of the reviews suggested Kagan is excellent credentials. questionnaire — a routine tion to the new health care will bring liberal bias to the former and current congres- high school were complimented by a musical tea held at the making a strong case for her- Kagan also made headway step for judicial nominees — law and the usual criticism self as she calls on the sena- with Brown, who opened their with questions ranging from court, and many have seized sional staff, if not covering school auditorium. The affair was well attended, about 100 of Democrats as being for tors whose votes she’ll need meeting by raising concerns her birthplace to potential on the military recruitment them up, is a different matter, being present, and was a decided success. Tea was served by big government and tax-and- to be confirmed. about the military recruitment conflicts of interest she could issue to peg her as antimili- and that’s what helped sink the Girl Reserves. Each mother was presented with a carna- spend policies. “It was a very good meet- flap. Kagan barred recruiters face on the court. tary. Republicans in 2006. tion. June Best was chairman of the program. A House ethics committee Most Democrats are giv- • Final plans for the “poppy” sale to be conducted here ing Kagan rave reviews. Sen. report after the 2006 election on May 25 were completed at the regular meeting of the found that several GOP lead- Unfunded mandates leave many schools with empty pockets Charles Schumer of New York American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Frank Mundy was general called her a moderate, and said ers, including then-Speaker From silencing House $127 million for additional including all-day kindergar- chairman. The auxiliary accepted an invitation from Rev. REP. LYNN WACHTMANN she is “able to combine bril- Dennis Hastert, and top GOP Republican efforts to limit operating costs and $78 mil- ten—that were written into J. Clement Berry to attend the memorial services at the liance and practicality. That’s aides did nothing after learn- Presbyterian Church on May 19. Washington’s health care lion for classroom space. the budget, which will offer ing of Foley’s suggestive power grab in Ohio, to forc- Governor Strickland and some leniency to struggling a rare combination.” messages to young men who ing a tax increase on already- From his friends in the House districts. This measure will Kagan also impressed Sen. interned in the House as teen- overburdened citizens, the majority are clearly out of allow schools to adopt the Susan Collins of Maine, one agers. House majority has shown a Columbus touch with their constitu- rules that fit their best inter- of seven Republicans who In the Massa case, his repeated pattern of inept lead- ency if they believe that an ests, while opting out of any backed her for solicitor gen- chief of staff told a speaker’s ership and a complete discon- unfunded all-day kindergar- mandates that are too pricey eral. Collins grilled Kagan on aide in October that the con- Moderately confused nect from the people they activity during the school day ten mandate is sensible in to implement. issues ranging from Miranda gressman had problems — were elected to represent. The and improve the nutritional this economy, considering the Our state’s pockets are rights for terrorists to abor- an exchange Pelosi’s office people of this state want jobs, value of foods offered in the $8 billion deficit in the next not as deep as they were, tion. acknowledges. yet Ohio’s Democrats have school cafeteria. This bipar- budget. Instead of fixing the and for that reason, I believe “What I was most pleased to hear her say was that she The Massa aide pointed out let jobs and businesses slip tisan bill was crafted with economy and strengthening that we need to tighten our viewed the court as having a a story about the lawmaker right through their fingers in continuous input from school our schools, they continue to state spending and not over- pursuit of “green” jobs and officials and organizations to do more harm than good by burden the schools, families limited role. She talked about in his hometown newspaper the need to approach the job that described Massa’s living a snail-rail network. Under ensure that it did not become focusing on feel-good sound and businesses within our their watch, our state lost another burdensome mandate, bites instead of enacting com- communities. Unfortunately, with humility, with modesty arrangements with staff mem- and with constraint,” Collins bers. The Massa aide told the more than 200,000 jobs this but instead was affordable mon-sense (and perhaps less since House Bill 366 was and allowed for maximum said. speaker’s office that he asked General Assembly and has flashy) reforms. introduced back in November suffered nearly 12 months flexibility and the freedom As a father, I know that 2009, it has only had spon- the congressman, who is mar- of double digit unemploy- of school choice in its imple- a strong, competitive educa- sor testimony in committee ried, to move out. ment. mentation. tion system will help create and has remained stalled in Massa’s aide also dis- Along with the neglect However, House a more prosperous economy the House for nearly four cussed the congressman’s use of job creation and reten- Democrats have failed to down the road. However, if months. of strong language with his tion, Ohio’s Democrats put enact any viable education Governor Strickland and his Because so many school staff. the viability of our schools at bills this General Assembly; cronies in the House majority districts statewide have spo- According to Pelosi aides, serious risk by imposing sti- instead of maintaining the are going to demand universal ken out against this mandate the Massa aide never men- fling unfunded mandates. We integrity of our education sys- all-day kindergarten in Ohio, and House Democrats still tioned groping, proposition- all know that the success of tem and pursuing a sustain- they should also provide the won’t budge, I have to won- ing or other sexual miscon- our state relies on the quality able school funding model, funding to make this mandate der: by forcing this mandate, duct. Still, the speaker’s office of our education system as a they supported a budget that possible. Instead, they forced whose interests are they really has refused to say what — if whole, but our schools cannot sucker-punched school dis- a costly requirement on the serving? any — action was taken. survive or produce an tricts with mandates, regu- backs of districts that have In February, a different educated workforce if they lations and a $32 million already taken huge financial Rep. Wachtmann may Massa aide brought the sex- are forced to obey unattain- cut in vital funding. One of hits, and our children will be be reached by calling 614- ual misconduct allegations able, unaffordable mandates. the unfunded mandates that the ones to suffer the conse- 466-3760 or by writing to Hoyer’s office. Hoyer As your state representative, Ohio’s Democrats have creat- quences. to: Representative Lynn demanded that someone on I have continued working to ed is the $200 million require- To empower the school Wachtmann, Ohio House of Massa’s staff go to the ethics alleviate our schools’ con- ment to implement all-day districts by removing domi- Representatives, 77 South committee with the informa- cerns, more recently by spon- kindergarten in every school neering state control, I cospon- High Street, 10th Floor, tion, or he would do so him- soring the Healthy Choices district starting in the 2010- sored House Bill 366 to allow Columbus, OH 43215. He may self within 48 hours. One or for Healthy Children legis- 2011 school year. This man- districts to be exempt from also be reached by e-mailing more Massa employees noti- lation to increase physical date will cost schools nearly any unfunded mandates— [email protected]. 1

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Clash of the Titans (PG-13) 12:40/3:40/ Seven UNOH students Sixth Place: 4:30/6:45/9:00; ; Sat.: 1:00/3:15/6:30/8:45; 7:05/9:45 EVENTS placed in the top ten and Ashley Vicario – Sun.: 1:00/4:00/7:00; Mon.-Thurs.: The Last Song (PG) 12:55/6:55 five university students Bellefontaine: Digital 4:30/7:00 How to Train Your Dragon (PG) 1:10/4:10 TODAY placed within the top 3 Media Production Robin Hood (PG-13) Fri.: 4:30/8:00; Sat.: /6:50/9:25 1-4:30 p.m. — Interfaith in the nation in individual Brittany Myers – 1:00/3:45/6:30/9:15; Sun.: 1:00/4:00/7:00; Thrift Store is open for shop- Mon.-Thurs.: 4:30/7:15 Eastgate Dollar Movies events. Chesapeake City, MD: Letters to Juliet (PG) Fri.: 4:30/6:30/8:30; 2100 Harding Hwy. Lima ping. 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Ninth Place: How to Train Your Dragon (PG) Shutter Island (R) 4:00/7:15/10:00 405 North Main St., Delphos, OH 45833. 9 a.m. to noon — Interfaith The National competition Melissa Finch – Toledo: Thrift Store is open for shop- Iron Man 2 (PG-13) Saturday Please use the coupon also to make changes, results include: Advanced Office Systems Screen 2 Hot Tub Time Machine (R) 1:10/4:10/7:10/ additions or to delete a name from the column. ping. Second Place: St. Vincent DePaul Society, and Procedures Date Night (PG-13) 9:30 Tyler Wright – The Business THE DELPHOS HERALD located at the east edge of the Nightmare on Elm Street (R) Diary of a Wimpy Kid (PG) 1:00/4:00/7:00/ HAPPY BIRTHDAY COLUMN St. John’s High School park- Defiance: Advanced Professionals of America Screen 3 9:20 ing lot, is open. 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Lincolnview at Lincolnview the baseball regular season Lammers held Kalida to Miller City added two 5 p.m. Monday in regular- against their Putnam just four hits on the after- more in the fourth after relief season action. noon, getting out of pitcher Jordan Basinger struck County League foe, the KALIDA (1) Miller City Wildcats, bases-loaded jams in out the first two batters of the ab-r-h-rbi with a 3-0 loss. the fourth and seventh inning. K. Niese walked, stole Mike Bockrath ss 3-0-1-0, Logan The Wildcats ended innings. second and came around to Recker lf 4-0-0-0, Jordan Basinger 1b/p Miller City got a run score on a Hermiller double. 4-0-1-0, Nick Guisinger 3b 0-0-0-0, Ryan the regular season just Unverferth p/rf 2-0-0-0, Cody Spicer six days ago with in the first inning after Hermiller scored two batters c 3-0-0-0, Tyler Verhoff 2b 3-0-0-0, Miller City coming away with two outs were recorded when later on a Vennekotter single Paul Utendorf cf/p 2-1-1-0, Kristopher a 13-5 victory at Kalida. Lammers singled and was and by the end of the fourth, Osterhage rf/1b 3-0-1-0. Totals 24-1- The same two teams met doubled home Vennekotter, Miller City had built up a 5-1 4-0. MILLER CITY (7) up in one of the Division IV making it 1-0. advantage. ab-r-h-rbi sectional finals at Columbus Miller City added a run in That lead was stretched by K. Niese cf 2-2-0-0, Hermiller ss 4-3- Pony League action Deann Heiing Grove High School on the third with a pair of sin- two as a pair of runs were 2-1, Lammers p 3-1-1-0, Vennekotter c Thursday evening with Kalida gles, coupled with two walks added in the sixth in a variety 3-0-2-2, Dukes 2b 3-0-1-1, J. Niese 1b 4-1-1-0, Griggs 3b 3-0-1-0, B. Niese lf The threat of rain on Thursday held off to allow trying to avoid being beaten in the inning, Brent Hermiller of ways, including a balk and 3-0-0-1, Klear rf 3-0-1-0. Totals 25-7- the game between the Delphos Reds and Delphos Blues for the third time but from (2-for-3, 1 RBI) scored on a run-scoring single by Cody 10-5. to go on as scheduled after a rainout on Wednesday. the start, the blue and gold a wild pitch, giving the blue Dukes (1-for-3). Score by Innings: ’Cats got on the board early and gold a 2-0 lead. Nonetheless, Kalida threat- Kalida 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 1 4 3 Jordan McCann of the Reds steals home as Justin Miller City 1 1 1 2 0 2 x - 7 10 1 McConnahea of the Blues goes up for the high throw. and often, scoring in five of The maroon and gold ’Cats ened in the top of the seventh, Despite this, the Blues defeated the Reds in a slugfest their six at-bats to take the tri- got on the board in the third loading the bases with one Pitching 15-11 in Pony League action. fecta in beating Kalida 7-1 to after a leadoff walk to Paul out, before Lammers struck IP R ER BB SO advance to the Elida district Utendorf (1-for-2). He came out Logan Recker and got KALIDA Unverferth (L) 2 2 2 0 1 on Wednesday. around to score after a sacri- Basinger to fly out to Bubba Basinger 3.2 5 3 4 6 Rusty Lammers moved fice and error by Miller City Klear in right to end the Utendorf .1 0 0 0 0 Greinke gets 1st win; Royals his record to 6-0 on the sea- to cut the lead to 2-1. game. MILLER CITY fire manager Hillman son and went 2-for-3 at the However, that would be as Kalida goes to 11-10 on Lammers (W, 6-0) 7 1 1 3 8 By JOHN MARSHALL fought and scratched and got The Associated Press those three runs. We had the LOCAL ROUNDUP opportunity to get the big hit The Delphos Herald (SV) and Greeley (LC) 4-8; ... 9. Jefferson (Kody Richardson, Nick Paulding 4:34.33; 7. Ada 4:35.71; KANSAS CITY, Mo. — to knock him out but couldn’t ----- Cassie Stechschulte (CG) 4-8; ... Gallmeier, Nick Dunlap, Andrew 8. Lincolnview (Taylor Miller, Zack Greinke’s first win of do it.” 12. Calista Dowdy (LV) 4-6. Wiltsie) 46.69; 5. Columbus Grove Haley McAbee, Kaylee Thatcher, Northwest Conference Boys Pole Vault: 1. Tyler (Rayce Risser, Caleb Grothaus, Casey Patterson) 4:39.18; ... 10. the season came too late to Greinke opened the season Track and Field Meet Wolfe (CG) 14-6; 2. Sowder (PA) Trent Kerns, Colby Meuleman) Jefferson (Corinne Metzger, Katie save manager Trey Hillman’s with no wins over his first Thursday’s results 13-0; 3. Tabor (AD) 12-0; 4. Collin 46.76; 6. Allen East 47.59; 7. Ring, Stephanie Koenig, Adrian job. seven starts, some of At Spencerville’s Charles D. Grothaus (CG) 11-6; 5. Clouatre Bluffton 47.84; 8. Crestview Kimmett) 4:53.80. The Kansas City it his fault, some his Moeller Memorial Field (CV) 11-0; 6. (tie) Tyler Shumate 49.16; ... 9. Lincolnview (Derek ----- Girls Team Rankings (3 (SV) and Hollar (AE) 11-0; 8. Grandstaff, Nick Sowers, Ryan Royals fired Hillman teammates’. Events Scored): Spencerville 23, Mac King (LV) 10-6; ... 9 (tie) Profit, Vernon Miller) 50.37. Knights crush Lady Thursday, announc- The attention-shy Columbus Grove 18, Paulding Cole Roberts (SV) and Brandon Girls 400-Meter Dash: 1. Green in sectional ing the move right right-hander has got- 16, Bluffton 15, Jefferson 14, Jacomet (LV) 10-0. Guagenti (BL) 1:01.86; 2. Kelli RURAL MIDDLE POINT Lincolnview 11, Lima Central Preliminaries: Ley (SV) 1:02.29; 3. Thompson — It took Crestview and after the AL Cy ten the fourth-lowest Cath. 10, Allen East 5, Crestview Girls 100-Meter Hurdles: 1. (CV) 1:02.64; 4. Cortney Miller Young winner won run support in the AL 4. Bassitt (BL) 16.88; 2. Taflinger (SV) 1:03.81; 5. Callow (CV) Ottoville long enough to play for the first time in at 2.4 runs per game Boys Team Rankings (4 (LC) 17.03; 3. Frey (CV) 17.38; 1:04.06; 6. Morgan Fischbach their Division IV sectional eight starts, 6-4 over and the bullpen has Events Scored): 4. Rouch (AD) (DJ) 1:04.46; 7. Clellan softball game at Lincolnview Columbus Grove 40, 17.33; 5. Kayla (PA) 1:06.76; 8. Truex (AE) the Cleveland Indians. blown leads in three games Spencerville 31.50, M u l l e n h o u r 1:08.10; ... 9. Cassie but they did Thursday. “There is never a right time after he left the mound. But Bluffton 22, Crestview (DJ) 17.56; 6. Stechschulte (CG) The Lady Knights for something like this to hap- he’s also had his share of 16, Paulding and Ayla Eley (LV) 1:08.88; ... 12. Lisa powered past the Lady Lima Central Cath. 18.60; 7. Kaylee Wynn (CG) 1:12.89; pen,” Greinke said. “No mat- rough moments, allowing 11, Allen East 10.50, Thatcher (LV) 13. Ali Gorman Green 15-0 in five innings ter what it’s going to be awk- three or more earned runs Ada 6, Lincolnview 4, 17.70; 8. Jackie (LV) 1:13.55; ... 16. to advance to district play ward and it is going to feel twice, including a loss to Jefferson 3. Bowsher (SV) 18.68; ... Sabrina Barnhart (LV) at Elida. like it’s the wrong time.” Texas on Friday in his last Finals: (10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1) 10. Jessi Smith (CG) 19.75; ... 13. 1:15.50; 17. Corinne Metzger (DJ) Girls 4x800-Meter Relay: Chelsey Bishop (DJ) 20.45. 1:16.27. Danica Hicks had the big Alberto Callaspo hit a start. 1. Spencerville (Ashley Gilroy, Boys 110-Meter Hurdles: 1. Boys 400-Meter Dash: 1. Cook blow for Crestview with a 3-run homer and the Royals The Indians scored three Claire McConnell, Alexa Brown, Hoffer (BL) 16.96; 2. Luginbuhl (AE) 50.53; 2. Ramey (CV) 51.82; grand slam and went 3-for-4. roughed up David Huff (1-5) off him in one inning, getting Lyndie Brown) 10:27.52; 2. (BL) 17.19; 3. Brandon Meyer 3. Colby Meuleman (CG) 53.22; Paulding 10:56.8; 3. Columbus (SV) 17.21; 4. Neal Pangle (SV) 4. Greg Beougher (SV) 53.43; Chelsea Lare got the win and gave Greinke (1-4) his run-scoring singles by Austin Grove (Amber Herron, Stephanie 17.61; 5. Merkle (CV) 17.86; 6. 5. Yoder (BL) 53.45; 6. Kirkman for the Knights, limiting most run support of the sea- Kearns and Jhonny Peralta Etzkorn, Nicole Langhals, Nikki Collins (AD) 17.96; 7. Mac King (LC) 53.73; 7. Nick Davisson (SV) Ottoville to one hit. son to end Kansas City’s and an RBI double by Matt Ricker) 11:04.72; 4. Bluffton (LV) 18.81; 8. Cody Biglow (DJ) 54.14; 8. Kersker (AE) 54.30; ... Crestview 15, Ottoville 0 (5 7-game losing streak. The Laporta in the third to go up 11:18.90l; 5. Crestview 11:24.19; 19.01; ... 9. Derek Rieman (CG) 11. Blake Schroeder (CG) 57.87; innings) 6. Lincolnview (Sabrina Barnhart, 19.18; 10. Evan Williams (LV) ... 14. Brooks Ludwig (LV) 58.86; Ottoville o o o o o - 0 1 2 hard-luck right-hander made 3-0. Taylar Boroff, Karissa Burns, 19.61. 15. Jacob Leach (DJ) 59.26. Crestview 3 4 5 3 x - 15 11 0 the most of it, winning for the This time, the Royals ral- Kerri Grothaus) 11:24.89; 7. Girls 100-Meter Dash: Girls 300-Meter Hurdles: WP: Chelsea Lare; LP: first time since September by lied. Jefferson (Stephanie Koenig, 1. Bridget Culp (DJ) 13.45; 1. Taflinger (LC) 46.94; Samantha Modica. 2B: Lydia allowing up three runs in six Coming off 3 1/2 rough Mallory Wilson, Katie Ring, Adrian 2. Kelli Ley (SV) 13.53; 2. Kayla Mullenhour (DJ) Etzler (CV). 3B: Lydia Etzler Kimmett) 12:01.49. 3. Kennedy Boggs (DJ) 48.63; 3. Frey (CV) 49.83; (CV). HR: Danica Hicks (CV - innings. outings — his seven runs in 13.88; 4. Thompson 4. Kari Wisher (SV) 50.70; Boys 4x800-Meter GS), Jessica Burger (CV). The 47-year-old Hillman 2 2/3 innings against Detroit Relay: 1. Spencerville (CV) 13.90; 5. 5. Schafer (AE) 51.51; 6. ---- was in his third season with on Friday was washed out by (Derek Goecke, Nathan Calista Dowdy Rouch (AD) 51.55; 7. Kaylee Rex, Jonathan Rex, (LV) 14.33; 6. Thatcher (LV) 52.87; 8. Fell Musketeers battle Kansas City and went 152- rain — Huff cruised through Kevin Lenhart) 8:30.36; Haley McAbee (LV) 14.40; (AD) 53.26; ... 9. Nicole Langhals by Archers in 14 207. Former Brewers manag- the first three innings before 2. Bluffton 8:31.19; 3. 7. Emily Stephens (CG) (CG) 53.60; 10. Ayla Eley (LV) er Ned Yost, who had joined finding trouble in the fourth. Allen East 9:03.59; 14.32; 8. Morgan Pugh 53.75; 11. Jessi Smith (CG) CONVOY — Fort the Royals’ front office in David DeJesus got it start- 4. Crestview 9:06.98; 5 . (SV) 14.38; ... 9. Marissa 54.27; 12. Jackie Bowsher (SV) Jennings scored in the bot- Columbus Grove (Devin Luginbill, Baldazo (CG) 14.50. 54.67. tom of the 14th inning to grab January, took over the 12-23 ed with a leadoff single and Jake Graham, Dane Stechschulte, Boys 100-Meter Dash: 1. Pier Boys 300-Meter Hurdles: 1. team. Jose Guillen walked, setting Taylor Walls) 9:23.51; 6. Paulding (PA) 11.78; 2. Ramey (CV) 12.29; Luginbuhl (BL) 42.09; 2. Neal a hard-fought 2-1 victory in Greinke will have little up Callaspo’s just-over-the- 9:42.47; 7. Lincolnview (Austin 3. Calvin Grigsby (SV) 12.54; 4. Pangle (SV) 42.71; 3. Merkle nine innings over Antwerp in Treesh, Lucas Myers, Jeff John Smith (SV) 12.34; 5. Rayce (CV) 43.33; 4. Hoffer (BL) 43.70; Division IV sectional base- time to get acquainted with wall three-run shot to tie the Jacomet, Joseph Shoppell) Risser (CG) 12.49; 6. Hughes (BL) 5. Rayce Risser (CG) 43.94; 6. his new manager, who imme- game 3-all. 9:54.91. 12.80; 7. Kody Richardson (DJ) Aaron Hefner (SV) 43.99; ball action Thursday diately stepped into the job. DeJesus gave the Royals Boys Shot Put: 1. Dylan Vogt 12.64; 8. Deeds (BL) 12.78; ... 7. Mac King (LV) 44.29; 8. at Crestview Athletic (CG) 55-4; 2. Tyler Obringer (SV) 12. Derek Grandstaff (LV) 13.43; Cody Biglow (DJ) 45.82; Complex. He could consult with their first lead the next inning, 51-1 1/2; 3. Parker Schroeder 13. Devin Verhoff (CG) 13.50; 14. ... 10. Derek Rieman (CG) Jason Kendall. The catcher looping a run-scoring single (CG) 45-8; 4. Walters (CV) 45-0; Levi Brake (LV) 13.95. 46.37; ... 13. Evan Williams The Musketeers played for Yost in Milwaukee in front of a diving Grady 5. Risner (B) 42-6 1/21; 6. Cory Girls 4x200-Meter Relay: 1. (LV) 50.45. advance to district play and is impressed. Sizemore, then Billy Butler Osting (DJ) 42-6 1/2; 7. Williams Jefferson (Kayla Mullenhour, Girls 200-Meter Dash: at Coldwater. (AE) 42-4 1/2; 8. Cook (LC) 41-4 Emily Fought, Morgan Fischbach, 1. Kelli Ley (SV) 26.62; 2. Fort Jennings 2, Antwerp 1 “Ned is a great manager, hit the next pitch over the 1/2; ... 10. Justin Bame (DJ) 39-4 Bridget Culp) 1:50.22; 2. Bluffton Bridget Culp (DJ) 27.77; 3. (14 innings) a great baseball person. He’s center fielder’s head for a 1/2; ... 12. AJ King (LV) 38-0 1/2; 1:50.50; 3. Columbus Grove Casey Patterson (LV) 27.89; 4. Antwerp very intense,” Kendall said. double that made it 5-3. 13. Wes Collins (LV) 37-9; ... 16. (Brooke Brubaker, Marissa Thompson (CV) 27.85; 5. Emily 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 00 - 1 2 3 Zach Gay (SV) 36-4. Baldazo, Emily Stephens, Paige Fought (DJ) 28.17; 6. Cortney Ft. Jennings “Ned is not playing for us Greinke allowed one hit Girls Discus: 1. Devon Keysor Heffner) 1:54.24; 4. Spencerville Miller (SV) 28.67; 7. Paige 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 000 01 - 2 8 1 either. We’ll see what hap- over the next three innings (SV) 115-10; 2. Katie Runyon (Shanna German, Morgan Pugh, Heffner (CG) 27.88; 8. Stratton WP: Drew Mesker; LP: Beau Kobee. pens tomorrow. He’s a very and was replaced by Tejeda (LV) 111-0; 3. Kate Martin (CG) Miranda Barnes, Jennifer Post) (BL) 29.07; ... 9. Brooke Brubaker ---- classy person, also. He’s one after throwing 112 pitches. 109-1; 4. Mallory Wilson (DJ) 1:54.37; 5. Crestview 1:55.38; (CG) 29.24; ... 18. Kelsey 106-10; 5. Donaldson (PA) 102- 6. Lincolnview (Calista Dowdy, Clemons (LV) 33.75. Roughriders shut of the guys you want to play He gave up eight hits and 10; 6. Bingham (AE) 101-3; 7. Haley McAbee, Kaylee Thatcher, Boys 200-Meter Dash: 1. Pier out Lady Bearcats for.” struck out eight in his first Truex (AE) 98-0; 8. Vanessa Casey Patterson) 1:55.91; 7. (PA) 23.66; 2. Yoder (BL) 24.20; ST. MARY — St. Marys’ Robinson Tejeda allowed start at Kauffman Stadium Barnes (SV) 92-11; ... 11. Audrey Paulding 2:03.07; 8. Ada 2:12.43. 3. Guagenti (BL) 24.40; 4. J. Bowen (LV) 69-1; ... 14. Amanda Boys 4x200-Meter Relay: Cook (AE) 24.24; 5. Ramey (CV) Erika Thornsberry tossed a a run in the eighth inning since April 5. Hamilton (DJ) 62-6. 1. Lima Central Cath. 1:33.88; 24.36; 6. Colby Meuleman (CG) no-hitter versus Spencerville on Asdrubal Cabrera’s third The Royals added a run Boys Long Jump: 1. Johnson 2. Bluffton 1:35.03; 3. Paulding 25.22; 7. Greg Beougher (SV) Thursday night, beating the hit, a run-scoring single, but off Huff in the sixth inning (LC) 20-2 1/2; Daniel Binkley (SV) 1:35.35; 4. Spencerville (John 24.52; 8. Johnson (LC) 24.56; ... 19-9 1/4; 3. Bowman (BL) 19-2 Smith, Aaron Hefner, Andy Mahan, 9. Calvin Grigsby (SV) 24.75; ... Lady Bearcats 5-0 at St. Joakim Soria closed out the on Yuniesky Betancourt’s 3/4; 4. Caleb Grothaus (CG) 19-2; Greg Beougher) 1:35.56; 5. Allen 11. Tyler Kraner (LV) 25.54; ... Marys. ninth for his eighth save in 10 slicing, run-scoring single to 5. Koch (BL) 18-8 3/4; 6. John East 1:38.28; 6. Jefferson (Kody 13. Nick Dunlap (DJ) 25.57; ... Thornsberry fanned 12 chances. right. The big left-hander has Smith (SV) 18-6 1/4; 7. R. Cook Richardson, Nick Gallmeier, Nick 15. Andrew Wiltsie (DJ) 26.13; and walked three. Cleveland stranded 11 now lost his last four starts, (CV) 18-3; 8. Austin Treesh (LV) Dunlap, Andrew Wiltsie) 1:38.61; 16. Dakota Fischer (CG) 26.15; 17-10; ... 9. Collin Grothaus (CG) 7. Columbus Grove (Dakota 17. Ryan Profit (LV) 27.12. Kaytlynn Warnecke runners. giving up four or more earned 17-0; ... 11. Andrew Wiltsie (DJ) Fischer, Caleb Grothaus, Devin Girls 4x400-Meter Relay: 1. fanned two for the Bearcats, “Early in the game we runs in each. He allowed six 16-7 1/2; ... 13. Joey Lindeman Verhoff, Trent Kerns) 1:42.70; 8. Lima Central Cath. 4:12.52; 2. who hosts Fort Recovery for could have done more damage runs on nine hits in 5 2/3 (DJ) 15-3 3/4; 14. Ryan Profit (LV) Lincolnview (Tyler Kraner, Sloan Bluffton 4:15.82; 3. Crestview 15-1 1/2. Whitaker, Ryan Profit, Vernon 4:17.34; 4. Columbus Grove a twin-bill at noon Saturday. but we couldn’t put the ball in innings. Girls High Jump: 1. Guagenti Miller) 1:43.90. (Paige Heffner, Cassie St. Marys 5, Spencerville 0 play in that first inning. That’s (BL) 5-2; 2. Taflinger (LC) 5-2; Boys 4x100-Meter Relay: Stechschulte, Marissa Baldazo, Spencerville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 2 the type of guy (Greinke) is,” Notes: Sizemore’s average 3. Riley Eversole (CG) 5-0; 4. 1. Lima Central Cath. 45.06; 2. Brooke Brubaker) 4:23.10; 5. St. Marys 1 0 0 0 0 4 x - 5 9 0 Indians manager Manny Acta dropped to .215 after he went Kennedy Boggs (DJ) 5-0; 5. Paulding 46.30; 3. Spencerville Spencerville (Cortney Miller, WP: Erika Thornsberry; LP: Kaytlynn Shuherk (PA) 5-0; 6. (tie) Kayla (John Smith, Calvin Grigsby, Andy Claire McConnell, Jennifer Warnecke. 2B: S. Davenport (SM), M. said. “After that we really hitless in five at-bats. Mullenhour (DJ), Jennifer Post Mahan, Neal Pangle) 46.58; 4. Post, Lyndie Brown) 4:27.49; 6. Goodwin (SM). SPORTS BRIEFS The Associated Press Munoz shot a 7-under 65 to take linebacker Brian Cushing claimed he not listed as an ingredient on the Jankovic of Serbia cruised through Defending champion Russia beat GOLF a 1-stroke lead over Katherine Hull never used any banned substances label for the weight-loss supple- against Anabel Medina Garrigues Belarus 3-1 to sweep its three group SAN ANTONIO — Matt Jones and Jee Young Lee in the Bell Micro even though he tested positive for a ment StarCaps. The diuretic is not of Spain, 6-2, 6-0. Li Na of China matches at the world ice hockey eagled the par-5 14th hole and LPGA Classic, the LPGA Tour’s performance-enhancing drug. a steroid but the league said it can beat Alona Bondarenko of Ukraine championship. finished with a 6-under 66 to take a first event since Erica Blasberg was Cushing was suspended for four be used as a masking agent for 6-3, 6-4 and Shahar Peer of Israel Alex Ovechkin scored his third 1-stroke lead after the first round of found dead. games without pay last week for performance-enhancing drugs and defeated Arantxa Parra Santonja of goal of the tournament. Goalie the Texas Open. Blasberg died Sunday in sub- violating the NFL’s drug policy. His therefore is not allowed. Spain 7-5, 6-2. Semyon Varlamov saved 19 shots Jones, the 30-year-old Australian urban Las Vegas and her agent appeal was denied. TENNIS HOCKEY in his first action for Russia. who played at Arizona State, also said she had been all set to attempt Cushing confirmed he tested MADRID — Roger Federer and PITTSBURGH — Olympic AUTO RACING had four birdies in a back-nine 30 to qualify for the field at Magnolia positive for HCG, a fertility drug Rafael Nadal reached the quarter- star Sidney Crosby won’t be join- CHARLOTTE, N.C. — NASCAR on the Greg Norman-designed Grove. Police have not said if they that is on the league’s banned sub- finals of the Madrid Masters with ing Canada’s team in the world driver Brian Vickers was being Oaks Course at TPC San Antonio, suspect foul play. The coroner said stance list. straight set victories. hockey championships in Germany. treated for an undisclosed medi- the tournament’s new site after 15 a ruling on a cause of death was MINNEAPOLIS — The NFL is The top-ranked Federer beat Crosby, who played in all but one cal condition that will prevent him years at La Cantera. Jones hit a pending blood and tissue tests that asking the U.S. Supreme Court to Swiss countryman Stanislas of the Pittsburgh Penguins’ 95 from racing this weekend at Dover 3-wood approach from 276 yards to could take 4-6 weeks to complete. overturn a decision that allowed Wawrinka 6-3, 6-1 and second- games this season, including play- International Speedway. 8 feet on No. 14 and birdied three of She was 25. Minnesota Vikings DTs Kevin and ranked Nadal knocked off big-serv- offs, turned down the invitation after Red Bull Racing said Vickers the four par 3s. Jiyai Shin, No. 1 in the world Pat Williams to challenge their ing John Isner of the United States being asked to replace the injured was hospitalized Wednesday night Paul Stankowski opened with a ranking following Lorena Ochoa’s 4-game suspensions for violating 7-5, 6-4. Ryan Smyth (ankle). and being held for further testing. 67 and J.B. Holmes, Matt Weibring, retirement two weeks ago after the league’s anti-drug policy. Third-seeded Andy Murray had Canada also found out one of The team did not reveal where Charley Hoffman and Steve Lowery the Tres Marias Championship in The NFL cited the National little trouble beating Victor Hanescu its top scorers, Steven Stamkos, will he was hospitalized, although had 68s. Ernie Els, a 2-time winner Mexico, had a 70. Labor Relations Act in its filing, say- of Romania 6-2, 6-1. sit out today’s game with a possible Vickers was scheduled to visit this year, had a 72. He made a SON SERVERA, Spain — ing its collective bargaining agree- In the women’s third round, concussion. The star forward from Walter Reed Army Medical Center tap-in eagle on 14 after a 293-yard South Africa’s James Kingston shot ment with the players’ union pro- eighth-seeded Samantha Stosur of the Tampa Bay Lightning took an in Washington, D.C., on Thursday second shot. Zach Johnson, the a 5-under 65 to take a 2-stroke lead tects its drug policy from lawsuits in Australia beat Patty Schnyder of elbow to the jaw during a 4-1 loss and tour the Capitol with U.S. Rep 2-time defending champion, made over Spain’s Alvaro Velasco in the state courts. Switzerland 7-6 (3), 6-2 to set to Switzerland and is being kept Doc Hastings. a 7 on the par-3 13th and ended up Mallorca Open. The Williamses, no relation, up a quarterfinal with Venus off the ice for a couple days as a Red Bull announced Casey with an 8-over 80. PRO FOOTBALL tested positive in 2008 for a banned Williams. precaution. Mears will replace Vickers this MOBILE, Ala. — Azahara HOUSTON — Houston Texans diuretic, bumetanide, that was Seventh-seeded Jelena COLOGNE, Germany — weekend in the No. 83 Toyota. 1

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NBA PLAYOFFS The Associated Press L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 8:30 p.m. CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Monday, May 24 Cavs witness end of season Thursday’s Result Orlando at Boston, 8:30 p.m. Boston 94, Cleveland 85, Boston wins Tuesday, May 25 series 4-2 L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. CONFERENCE FINALS Wednesday, May 26 Sunday’s Game x-Boston at Orlando, 8:30 p.m. Boston at Orlando, 3:30 p.m. Thursday, May 27 as Celtics reach East finals Monday’s Games x-Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. By COUPER MOORHEAD Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. Friday, May 28 From Game 1, the Celtics Cleveland multiple posses- was part of Cleveland’s undo- Tuesday’s Game x-Orlando at Boston, 8:30 p.m. NBA.com abused any defender thrown sions away. ing, but his fingerprints were Boston at Orlando, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, May 29 at Kevin Garnett; to Garnett’s “Teams are going to make all over this game; without Wednesday’s Game x-L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 8:30 p.m. BOSTON — Few people credit, he parked himself on runs, we understand that,” his 27 and especially his 19 Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. Sunday, May 30 Saturday, May 22 x-Boston at Orlando, 8:30 p.m. expected the Boston Celtics to the block and kept pounding Garnett said. “You could rebounds, the Cavaliers were Orlando at Boston, 8:30 p.m. Monday, May 31 do this. What mattered was, away. Brown’s final attempt start to see [James] grabbing a group without direction. Sunday, May 23 x-Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. they expected to all along. at an adjustment was to put momentum. Throughout this The immediate question “I saw us in training camp,” Shaquille O’Neal on Garnett, whole series, when we went now is where James ends up Celtics coach Doc Rivers said. hypothetically in an attempt through some tough times, as a free agent this summer? NHL PLAYOFFS “We looked better in training to create a mismatch on the we stayed together, played Nobody knows the truth and The Associated Press camp than we did two years other end. though it.” for now, he’s not offering any CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS ago. And then we fell apart. “When they put Shaq on Unlike in his much-crit- answers. Today’s Game Philadelphia at Boston, 7 p.m., series tied 3-3 But you could see that every- me, my thought process didn’t icized Game 5, James also “It’s all about winning for one wanted to get back.” change at all,” Garnett said. played through it. He just me,” James added. “I think Was it always possible Twenty-two points later didn’t have any help, apparent the Cavs are committed to that they could knock off the for Garnett and it was clear both in Boston’s constant trap- doing that but at the same time MLB team with the best record and Brown’s move -- not to men- ping off pick-and-rolls and on I’ve given myself options.” The Associated Press L.A. Dodgers (Billingsley 3-2) at San the best player in the league? tion both inconsistent and ques- the fast break, which might be But even though James’ National League Diego (LeBlanc 2-0), 4:05 p.m. East Division Philadelphia (Hamels 3-2) at Milwaukee Absolutely. But the last three tionable rotations -- was a dud. what sealed Cleveland’s fate. decision will grab all the W L Pct GB (D.Davis 1-4), 8:05 p.m. and a half months of the sea- “It was a tough matchup Early on, the Cavaliers attention, it’s not right to fin- Philadelphia 20 13 .606 — ---- son, spent treading water and for us,” Brown said of Garnett. looked like the better team ish with the team, and player, Washington 20 15 .571 1 American League New York 18 17 .514 3 East Division blowing double-digit leads, “If he was not scoring, the in that they were controlling that fell short. For now, all Florida 17 18 .486 4 W L Pct GB offered no evidence that it attention that we had to pay to the paint and getting better relevance goes to the victors. Atlanta 16 18 .471 4 1/2 Tampa Bay 24 10 .706 — was probable. him allowed them to get some looks. But every miss became In the end, after Garnett Central Division New York 22 12 .647 2 It happened, though, long rebounds or some easy an opportunity for Rondo to declared this a must-win fol- W L Pct GB Toronto 20 16 .556 5 St. Louis 20 15 .571 — Boston 18 17 .514 6 1/2 and in offing the Cleveland layups. He did a heck of a job push the ball and Boston’s 11 lowing Game 5, the Celtics Cincinnati 19 15 .559 1/2 Baltimore 11 24 .314 13 1/2 Cavaliers in six games, 94-85, throughout the series.” fast-break points in the first put up on all their flip-switch- Milwaukee 15 19 .441 4 1/2 Central Division the Celtics don’t deserve to Though the Celtics were in half nullified the effectiveness ing, wait-for-the-playoffs talk. Chicago 15 20 .429 5 W L Pct GB Pittsburgh 14 20 .412 5 1/2 Minnesota 22 12 .647 — be an aside in this series any control throughout the second of Cleveland’s offense. And perhaps what explains Houston 13 21 .382 6 1/2 Detroit 20 15 .571 2 1/2 longer. With the biggest win half, the Cavs gave Boston a It was clear that if James the result of this series most West Division Chicago 14 20 .412 8 in Boston since Game 6 of the couple of scares: the first due couldn’t offer a transcendent clearly is that Boston, moving W L Pct GB Cleveland 13 19 .406 8 2008 Finals, the Celtics were to consecutive pull-up threes performance, the Cavcouldn’t on to face the Orlando Magic, San Diego 22 12 .647 — Kansas City 12 23 .343 10 1/2 San Francisco 18 15 .545 3 1/2 West Division fantastic. from James, the second when match Boston. He didn’t. still isn’t satisfied. Los Angeles 17 17 .500 5 W L Pct GB “They played an unbeliev- Cleveland closed the lead to From first possession, you “I’m really not that proud Colorado 16 18 .471 6 Texas 20 15 .571 — able series,” LeBron James eight with three minutes to could tell this was a different of this, truthfully,” Pierce Arizona 14 21 .400 8 1/2 Oakland 18 17 .514 2 ——— Los Angeles 15 21 .417 5 1/2 said. play. But the swing posses- LeBron James than the one added. “Because our goal is Thursday’s Results Seattle 13 21 .382 6 1/2 “The regular season is a sion came when James drove that drifted into obscurity in to win a championship. We Houston 4, St. Louis 1 ——— lot different than the postsea- to the hoop and missed a shot Game 5. A baseline cut led can be excited for one night, San Diego 1, San Francisco 0 Thursday’s Results son and we knew they were off the glass, creating contact to a power dunk, then another winning a game, winning a Florida 2, N.Y. Mets 1 Baltimore 6, Seattle 5 Washington 14, Colorado 6, 8 innings Detroit 6, N.Y. Yankees 0 going to be a different team but drawing no foul and giv- shot the next time down the season, but that’s not going to Today’s Games Texas 2, Oakland 1, 12 innings and we hoped that we were,” ing Rajon Rondo the opportu- floor followed by subsequent make our season. Pittsburgh (Burres 2-1) at Chicago Cubs Kansas City 6, Cleveland 4 Cavaliers coach Mike Brown nity to get out in transition. forays into the paint. Nine “We get excited when we (Gorzelanny 1-4), 2:20 p.m. Today’s Games N.Y. Mets (O.Perez 0-2) at Florida Boston (Buchholz 3-3) at Detroit said. “Boston stepped up.” Rondo got the line, putting turnovers, 24 for his team, put that banner up.” (A.Sanchez 1-2), 7:10 p.m. (Scherzer 1-3), 7:05 p.m. St. Louis (J.Garcia 3-2) at Cincinnati Cleveland (Masterson 0-3) at Baltimore (Harang 2-4), 7:10 p.m. (Guthrie 1-4), 7:05 p.m. Arizona (I.Kennedy 2-2) at Atlanta Minnesota (Liriano 4-1) at N.Y. Yankees BASEBALL CAPSULES (Kawakami 0-6), 7:35 p.m. (A.J.Burnett 4-1), 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia (Moyer 4-2) at Milwaukee Texas (Harden 2-1) at Toronto (Cecil The Associated Press complete game. He struck out Pence was next up with two Verlander (4-2) won his third (Wolf 3-2), 8:10 p.m. 2-2), 7:07 p.m. outs and he hit his fifth homer to straight start, giving up four hits NL six and didn’t walk a batter in put Houston ahead 4-0. and four walks in 6 2/3 innings. Washington (L.Hernandez 4-1) at Seattle (Fister 2-1) at Tampa Bay SAN FRANCISCO — Mat a 106-pitch gem that ended in Colorado (Jimenez 6-1), 9:10 p.m. (W.Davis 3-2), 7:10 p.m. Nationals 14, Rockies 6 CC Sabathia (4-2) lost for just L.A. Dodgers (Ra.Ortiz 1-1) at San Diego Chicago White Sox (Buehrle 2-4) at Latos pitched a one-hitter, 2 hours, 6 minutes. DENVER — Ryan Zimmerman the third time in his last 13 road (Garland 4-2), 10:05 p.m. Kansas City (Meche 0-4), 8:10 p.m. allowing just a sixth-inning hit two homers and drove in a games, allowing six runs on nine Houston (F.Paulino 0-5) at San Francisco Oakland (Braden 4-2) at L.A. Angels Astros 4, Cardinals 1 career-high six runs, helping hits in six innings. single that deflected off him, the Nationals to a win over the Cabrera and Brennan Boesch (Wellemeyer 1-3), 10:15 p.m. (J.Saunders 1-5), 10:05 p.m. and also drove in the lone run ST. LOUIS Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games — Bud Norris Rockies in a game gave the Tigers a 3-0 lead with Pittsburgh (Maholm 2-3) at Chicago Cubs Minnesota (S.Baker 4-2) at N.Y. Yankees to lead the San Diego Padres shut down St. called after eight back-to-back homers down (Dempster 2-3), 1:05 p.m. (Pettitte 4-0), 1:05 p.m. over the San Francisco Giants Louis for the innings due to a the right-field line in the fourth. Houston (Oswalt 2-4) at San Francisco Texas (Feldman 1-3) at Toronto fourth straight steady rain. Cabrera added a 2-run double in 1-0 Thursday for a 3-game W a s h i n g t o n the sixth. (Lincecum 4-0), 4:10 p.m. (R.Romero 3-1), 1:07 p.m. sweep. time, Hunter Philadelphia (Blanton 0-2) at Milwaukee Seattle (J.Vargas 3-2) at Tampa Bay Pence hit a 3-run broke open a one- Orioles 6, Mariners 5 (Narveson 3-0), 4:10 p.m. (J.Shields 4-1), 4:10 p.m. Latos (3-3) retired the homer after a run game in the BALTIMORE — Luke Scott Arizona (R.Lopez 1-2) at Atlanta (Hanson Boston (Lester 3-2) at Detroit (Willis 1-1), first 15 batters. Eli Whiteside testy exchange eighth by scoring hit a grand slam to cap a five- 3-2), 7:10 p.m. 7:05 p.m. and Houston seven times, the run eighth inning against reliever opened the sixth with a one- big blow a 3-run double from Brandon League and the Orioles N.Y. Mets (Maine 1-2) at Florida Cleveland (Talbot 4-2) at Baltimore hopper that hit off Latos’ wrapped up a 3-game sweep of (N.Robertson 3-3), 7:10 p.m. (Matusz 2-3), 7:05 p.m. the Cardinals. pinch-hitter Cristian Guzman. held on to beat Seattle when St. Louis (Wainwright 5-1) at Cincinnati Chicago White Sox (Peavy 2-2) at Kansas glove hand and bounced The Cardinals have lost seven As soon as Nationals reliever leftfielder Corey Patterson nailed (Leake 3-0), 7:10 p.m. City (Hochevar 3-1), 7:10 p.m. toward shortstop. Third base- out of nine. Brian Bruney completed a perfect Josh Wilson at the plate for the Washington (Atilano 3-0) at Colorado Oakland (Duchscherer 2-1) at L.A. Angels Norris (2-4) struck out eight eighth, the umpires called for the final out. Wilson tried to score man Chase Headley’s throw tarp. from second on Ichiro Suzuki’s (G.Smith 1-2), 8:10 p.m. (E.Santana 1-3), 9:05 p.m. to first wasn’t in time. and walked none in eight innings. L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 2-2) at San Diego Sunday’s Games He gave up one run and six hits. After a 40-minute delay, the single. (Correia 4-2), 8:35 p.m. Boston (Lackey 4-1) at Detroit The Padres swept the Though he’s 8-7 with a 5.10 ERA game was finally called, giving the Held to five hits over seven Sunday’s Games (Undecided), 1:05 p.m. Giants in their ballpark for lifetime, Norris is 4-0 with a 0.35 surging Nationals their fifth win in innings by Seattle starter Felix N.Y. Mets (Niese 1-1) at Florida (Nolasco Minnesota (Blackburn 3-1) at N.Y. ERA in four career starts against six games. Hernandez, the Orioles prompt- the first time since May Zimmerman had quite the ly broke loose against League 3-2), 1:10 p.m. Yankees (Mitre 0-1), 1:05 p.m. 27-29, 2005 — and for the St. Louis. St. Louis (Penny 3-3) at Cincinnati Texas (C.Lewis 3-1) at Toronto (Morrow The Astros scored all four night despite the drizzle, hitting (3-3). (Arroyo 2-2), 1:10 p.m. 2-3), 1:07 p.m. second time this season. runs in the third, perhaps taking a towering two-run homer to left Patterson, promoted from Arizona (Haren 4-2) at Atlanta (T.Hudson Cleveland (Westbrook 1-2) at Baltimore Latos ran his scoreless- advantage of Chris Carpenter’s in the first inning and a 3-run shot Triple-A earlier this week, hit a 3-1), 1:35 p.m. (D.Hernandez 0-5), 1:35 p.m. temper. Carpenter (4-1) and to left-center in the fifth. It was his leadoff homer in the eighth to start innings streak to 18 as he sixth career multi-homer game. the comeback from a 5-1 deficit. Pittsburgh (Ohlendorf 0-1) at Chicago Seattle (Cl.Lee 1-1) at Tampa Bay (Garza outdueled lefty Jonathan Carlos Lee had a staredown and Cubs (Lilly 1-3), 2:20 p.m. 5-1), 1:40 p.m. then exchanged words after Lee Both homers came on sliders Mark Hendrickson (1-0) Washington (Olsen 2-1) at Colorado Chicago White Sox (Floyd 1-3) at Kansas Sanchez (2-3), who no-hit popped out with two runners on from Jhoulys Chacin (2-1). pitched 1 1/3 innings in relief for (Hammel 0-2), 3:10 p.m. City (Bannister 1-3), 2:10 p.m. San Diego here last July 10, base, leading to both benches Doug Slaten (1-0) got two outs Baltimore starter Kevin Millwood, Houston (Myers 2-2) at San Francisco Oakland (Cahill 1-1) at L.A. Angels to win his second straight and bullpens streaming on the in the seventh to earn the win. who remains winless after eight (Zito 5-1), 4:05 p.m. (Pineiro 2-4), 3:35 p.m. field, although nothing got over- Marlins 2, Mets 1 starts. start and get his first career heated. MIAMI — Cody Ross scored Rangers 2, Athletics 1, 12 from third base on a wild pitch by innings Fernando Nieve with one out in ARLINGTON, Texas — the ninth inning and the Marlins Vladimir Guerrero delivered an TRANSACTIONS beat the Mets. RBI single in the 12th inning and The Associated Press Released RHP Brian Cloud, C ATLANTA FALCONS— Named Hunter Royer baseball Ross walked with one out off the Rangers beat Oakland in a BASEBALL Tony Lymbereopoulos, RHP Grant Released TE Leroy Banks. coach. Nieve (1-2) and took third on a game in which one balk MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL— Varnell and OF Marcus Porchia. NEW YORK JETS—Signed G APPALACHIAN STATE— single by Ronny Paulino. Nieve’s became a base hit and another Suspended Washington INF Seth LINCOLN SALTDOGS— Marlon Davis and C Robby Felix. Named Rick Scruggs, Bobby first pitch to pinch-hitter Dan Uggla led to the ejection of the Texas Bynum (Syracuse-IL) for 50 games Released OF Justin Jacobs and Waived G Keith Buckman and C Kummer and Justin Gainey men’s was a breaking ball in the dirt that catcher. for testing positive for a perfor- INF Todd Sandell. Michael Parenton. assistant basketball coaches. bounced away from catcher Rod Guerrero was 0-for-5 before mance-enhancing drug in violation PENSACOLA PELICANS— HOCKEY FORDHAM—Named Van Barajas; Ross slid across home lining a shot deep into the left- of the minor league drug and treat- Released RHP Ulysses Roque. National Hockey League Macon men’s associate head bas- plate with the winning run. center gap off Oakland closer ment program. SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER MINNESOTA WILD—Signed F ketball coach, David Duke and Johan Santana and Josh Andrew Bailey (0-1) to drive home American League CAPTAINS—Signed RHP Chandler Jean-Michel Daoust to a 1-year Michael Kelly men’s assistant bas- Johnson each went seven Michael Young. KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Fired Barnard. Released C Matthew contract. ketball coaches, John Corso direc- innings and left with the score Dustin Nippert (2-3), the loser manager Trey Hillman. Named Ned Blazynski. PHOENIX COYOTES—Traded tor of men’s basketball operations 1-all. in the 13-inning series opener Yost manager. SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS— the rights to RW Jared Staal to and Mike DePaoli video coordina- Leo Nunez (2-0) pitched a Tuesday, worked around a lead- NEW YORK YANKEES— Released INF Jeff Hughes. Carolina for a 2010 fifth-round draft tor. scoreless ninth after Luis Castillo off single in the 12th. Recalled 1B Juan Miranda from SIOUX FALLS PHEASANTS— pick. KENTUCKY—Reassigned reached second on a single and Jake Fox had three hits for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Released C Joe Dempsey, INF SOCCER men’s assistant basketball coach an error to start the inning. David Oakland, including a single in Optioned INF Kevin Russo to Andrew Stafford, LHP Peter Major League Soccer Rod Strickland to operations Wright struck out for the 46th time the fourth on a pitch from C.J. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. VandenBout and RHP Tyler Heil. FC DALLAS—Announced F administrator. Announced deputy this year to end the threat. Wilson that umpires had signaled TORONTO BLUE JAYS— WICHITA WINGNUTS— Milton Rodriguez will join the team athletics director Rob Mullens will ---- was a balk. Because Fox hit the Assigned 3B Shawn Bowman out- Released C Kent Wright. on July 15. also serve men’s basketball admin- AL ball, the A’s by rule got to choose right to New Hampshire (EL). Can-Am League SEATTLE SOUNDERS istrator. 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Franklin mines, blending spiritual concerns into the enly reunions. Both referred to familiar songs On Graham, the outspoken heir to his father’s politics of rock and coal. that offered comfort. ministry. “We cannot bring back the 29 men we lost. Facing those gathered in Beckley, W.Va., to Religion Billy Graham gave Obama two Bibles, They are with the Lord now,” he said. “Our mourn the loss of 29 miners, President Barack one for him and one for Michelle Obama. The task, here on Earth, is to save lives from being Obama asked them to remember a rhythm- evangelist prayed for America and for wis- lost in another such tragedy; to do what we and-blues classic -- “Lean on Me” -- that had dom for the president. Obama offered a prayer must do, individually and collectively, to as- its roots in coal-country life. There is no way to know if Obama and thanking God for Graham’s life and ministry. Graham talked about heaven, hell and eulo- sure safe conditions underground. ... We have Songwriter Bill Withers wrote: “Some- Franklin Graham’s presence guaranteed to lean on one another, and look out for one times in our lives, we all have pain, we all gies when they held their fi rst face-to-face the discussion of at least one sensitive subject, meeting, just a few hours before the president another, and love one another, and pray for have sorrow. ... Lean on me, when you’re not since the Army recently rescinded his invita- one another.” strong and I’ll be your friend. I’ll help you traveled to West Virginia. tion to speak at a Pentagon prayer service. Af- Reporters were not allowed to witness In Oklahoma City, Graham had closed carry on, for it won’t be long ‘til I’m gonna ter the Sept. 11 attacks, the younger Graham with an openly evangelistic appeal, the kind need somebody to lean on.” the 30-minute session, the kind of confi den- called Islam an “evil and wicked religion” and of spiritual warning he has urgently voiced for The Rev. Billy Graham was more daring at tial meeting that Graham has held with every he still insists that Muslims need to know that decades. the 1995 prayer service for the 168 victims of president since Harry Truman. Obama was the J)esus died for their sins. the bombing at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal fi rst to meet with the evangelical statesman at When they discussed the Pentagon’s ap- “This event,” he said, “reminds us of the Building in Oklahoma City. The world’s most his log home on a mountainside above Mon- proach to religion, Franklin Graham said that brevity and uncertainty of life. It reminds us famous evangelist even quoted an explicitly treat, N.C. Obama promised “he would look into it.” that we never know when we are going to be Christian hymn. Graham’s career has been defi ned as much That’s the kind of theological terrain that taken. “The soul that on Jesus hath leaned for re- by these moments of civil religion as by the presidents strive to avoid. Thus, Obama re- “I doubt if even one of those who went to decades of crusades in which he preached to pose I will not, I will not desert to its foes,” mained safely vague when using God lan- that building to work or to go to the children’s millions. Deputy Press Secretary Bill Burton claims “How Firm a Foundation” in its fi - guage in West Virginia. If there is comfort in place ever dreamed that that was their last day told reporters that Graham is a “treasure to nal verse. “That soul, though all hell should the wake of the mine tragedy, he said, “it can, on earth. That is why we each need to face our country” and that, while the 91-year-old endeavor to shake, I’ll never, no, never, no, perhaps, be found by seeking the face of God, our own spiritual need and commit ourselves preacher has “some of the creaks that come never forsake!” who quiets our troubled minds, a God who to God.”

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www.delphosherald.com Friday, May 14, 2010 The Herald — 9 Climate change St✭r G✭zing UN science chief defends work, welcomes Players turn to teen tunes review By ANDREW SELIGMAN his iPhone. treatment at the stadium. The Associated Press “The Bieber thing kind of He smiled at the sight of By ARTHUR MAX started as a joke,” Teahen his name on the scoreboard The Associated Press CHICAGO — Fans in said. during the introduction, and Chicago might have been a Yet teen hits keep popping with a black cap and a No. 10 AMSTERDAM (AP) — bit surprised last week when up at the ballparks alongside “Bieber” White Sox jersey, The head of the U.N. scien- the White Sox’s Mark Teahen the usual rock, rap and hip he did a good imitation of a tific body on climate change stepped to the plate against hop staples. The Yankees’ big leaguer when he shook defended today the work of Kansas City. Nick Johnson, Colorado’s off Mark Buehrle behind the the thousands of scientists Not only did Justin Bieber Troy Tulowitzki and Florida’s plate and glanced toward sec- who contribute to its reports, throw out the first pitch, Cameron Maybin have all ond like he was checking the even as he welcomed a review but the teen sensation’s hit used Miley Cyrus’ “Party In runner, all while “Baby” was of procedures that produced “Baby” blasted through U.S. The USA” at the plate. Not playing. errors undermining the pan- Cellular Field when Teahen that they plan to use the songs When Teahen used the el’s public credibility. came up to bat. Teahen usu- for the entire season or any- song again, Bieber “was sit- The chairman of the ally plays a reggaeton song thing. ting up in box, and we all got Intergovernmental Panel on by former teammate Jose “I used it for like one day, excited. He was very hon- Climate Change, Rajendra Lima’s band and mixes in and then got rid of it after the ored,” the singer’s publicist, Pachauri, cautioned an inde- other tunes like “Barbie Girl” first day. I wanted to change Melissa Victor, wrote in an pendent scientific committee by Aqua and “A Bay Bay” by it. It was kind of for laughs,” e-mail. reviewing the IPCC’s work Hurricane Chris. Maybin said. “It wasn’t too To her knowledge, Teahen not to undermine scientists’ Not this night. With serious.” was the first player to use a motivation for contributing to Bieber at the park, Teahen For Bieber, hearing his Bieber tune, but if others did, reports on global warming. figured why not use “Baby”? song when Teahen stepped “that would be cool.” REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS The voluminous reports of Although he’s not necessarily to the plate was another neat “He’s catchy,” said White the scientific panel are cred- Putnam County 62 (Inlot & 1/2 Vac Alley), parcel 43- a die-hard fan of the singer, twist on an eventful day for Sox second baseman Gordon Mary Kelsey, William Heitmeyer, 0451200000, Dupont, to Michael L. ited with raising the alarm that he said he got turned on to the the 16-year-old. Beckham, who uses The David Heitmeyer, Patricia Grothause, Graham and Claudine L. Graham. human emissions of green- song a few months ago by his He taped an appearance Outfield’s “Your Love” when Frederick Heitmeyer, Richard Orren E. Watkins, dec, S 28 Q house gases already have led girlfriend and even has it on on “Oprah” and got the star’s he bats. Heitmeyer, Susan Fuerst, Kenneth SW 1.22 acres (NWCOR S2 SW4 to a gradual warming of the W. Kelsey, Rosanne M. Heitmeyer, SW4) parcel 48-0311000000, Riley globe, and if unchecked could Pamela Heitmeyer, Phillip Fuerst, TWP., to Esther E. Watkins. Michael R. Grothause, Mary E. Donald W. Steiner, dec, S 25 Q lead to catastrophic changes Redgrave Heitmeyer and Diana Heitmeyer, S 8 SE 37.457 (NW4 SE4 EXC) parcel in weather patterns, rising sea Lil Wayne accused of Q SE 9.69 acres (S2 N2 NW4 SE4) 48-0271300000, Riley TWP., and S levels and the extinction of ‘glorying’ in her parcel 10-0041300000, Jackson 27 Q SE 2.291 acres (PT A C & Y about one-third of the species breaking jail music rules TWP., to Michael D. Hohlbein and Jill RR Right of Way PT SE4) parcel 48- on Earth. The IPCC shared memories of late A. Hohlbein. 0291100000, Riley TWP., to Eileen the 2007 Nobel Peace prize NEW YORK (AP) — Lil the city’s Rikers Island jail Rita M. Knott, Sub Menke Lot A. Steiner. Wayne’s efforts to keep up complex. He pleaded guilty 239 parcel 17-8570570000, Fort John R. Tenwalde and Janice with former Vice President sister, daughter Jennings, to Anthony M. Berelsman. A Tenwalde, Lot 993, parcel 32- Al Gore. the beat behind bars have in October to attempted LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jason A. Schroeder and Carrie 0581300000, Ottawa, to Michael J. But its reports have been gotten him in trouble in jail, criminal possession of a Vanessa Redgrave says she’s E. Schroeder, S 6 Q SE .51 acre Tenwalde, Debra A. Schroeder and dismissed by climate skeptics an official said Thursday. weapon, admitting he had a grieving the deaths of her sis- (PT WPT S2 SE4) parcel 30- Barbara J. Shook. who attribute global warming The Grammy Award- loaded semiautomatic gun ter and daughter but also “glo- 0161400000, Ottawa TWP., and S Kathie L. Amstutz, Mike Amstutz, to natural cycles. The skep- winning rapper faces poten- on his bus in 2007. rying” in their memory. 6 Q SE .17 acre (PT WPT S2 SE4) Kenneth D. Yoakam and Cathy tial discipline after jail offi- The 27-year-old rap- parcel 30-0161310000, Ottawa Yoakam, S 31 Q SE (NWFRL4 tics were bolstered by a series Redgrave’s first public TWP., to Jason A. Schroeder and SE4 & SW4 NE4 EXCS) parcel 50- of errors in the IPCC’s 2007 cers found a charger and per hasn’t had any previ- comments since the May 2 Carrie E. Schroeder. 0272000000, Sugar Creek TWP., report. headphones for a digital ous disciplinary problems cancer death of her sister, Paul D. Nusbaum, TR., and and S 31 Q NE 5.50 acres (NWFRL4 Pachauri told the commit- music player stashed in his in jail, where he works as Lynn Redgrave, came dur- Francis D. Nusbaum, TR., S 8 Q SW SE4 & SW4 NE4) parcel 50- tee’s first review meeting that cell Monday, city Correction an “inmate observation ing a taping of ABC’s “The 20.0 acres (N2 SW4 SW4) parcel 02714000000, Sugar Creek TWP, to the panel’s conclusions are Department spokesman aide,” Morello said. The View” that will air Friday. 48-0101900000, Riley TWP., S 8 Q Chadwick A. Verhoff. Vanessa Redgrave’s eldest SW 37.720 acres (NW4 SW4 EXCS) William F. Niese, Helena E. Niese, valid, even in areas where Stephen Morello said. Lil job entails engaging with parcel 48-0102000000, Riley TWP., aka Helen A. Niese, S 32 Q SW .65 mistakes were discovered. Wayne is serving a year- other inmates deemed at daughter, Natasha Richardson, S 8 Q NW 9.95 acres (PT SW4 acre (Klausing Plat PT SPT WPT Pointing to the most glar- long sentence after pleading risk of suicide. died in March 2009 from head NW4 EXCS) parcel 48-0101400000, SW4) parcel 59-0350600000, Van ing error, a claim that the guilty to a gun charge. Born Dwayne Carter, Lil injuries suffered during a ski- Riley TWP., S 8 Q NW 14.890 BurenTWP., to Four Ever 5F LLC. ing accident. The acclaimed world’s glaciers will melt by The items are consid- Wayne had the best-selling acres (PT NW4 EXCS) parcel 48- Four Ever 5F LLC, S 32 Q SW ered contraband, as inmates album of 2008 with “Tha acting family also suffered 0081600000, Riley TWP., and S 7 .65 acre (Klausing PT SPT WPT 2035, Pachauri said glaciers the recent loss of Redgrave’s Q SE 76.752 acres (E2 SE4 EXC) SW4) parcel 59-0350600000, Van are indeed melting, though can listen to music only Carter III,” which won a parcel 48-0061500000, Riley TWP., Buren TWP., to William F. Niese, LE, on radios and headphones best rap album Grammy. older brother, Corin. not that fast. Nonetheless, During the TV appearance, to Gracedale Farm LLC. and Helena E. Niese, LE. glacial melt accounts for 28 sold at the jail commissary. As he faced incarcera- interview, Redgrave also dis- August J. Trenkamp and Bernard H. Niese, LE, and percent of sea level rise, and Lil Wayne’s lawyer, Stacey tion with his career in high Jacqueline M. Trenkamp, S 6 Q SW Florence R. Niese, LE, S 17 Q SE cusses her husband, Franco (PT E FRL2 E2 SW4) parcel 14- 2.50 acres (Zeller Plat PT SW Cor the panel’s assessment on Richman, had no immedi- gear, he pledged to keep Nero, who co-stars in her new ate comment Thursday. music on his mind while 0081500000, Jennings TWP., and S SE4) parcel 59-0180900000, Van glaciers contains “a lot of film, “Letters to Juliet.” 6 Q NW (PT SE COR NW4) parcel Buren TWP., to BFN Family LLC. facts which we can ignore at Officers said the music doing time. 14-0080700000, Jennings TWP., to Secretary of Housing and Urban our peril.” player itself turned up in “I’ll have an iPod, and Trenkamp Farm LLC. Development, Lot 191 (Inlot) parcel Pachauri said the panel is another inmate’s nearby I’ll make sure they keep Jacqueline M. Trenkamp and 21-0540700000, West Leipsic, to comprised of volunteer sci- cell. Both men were charged sending me beats,” he August J. Trenkamp, S 5 Q NE 5.00 Matthew D. Dunlap. with infractions that aren’t told Rolling Stone for a acres (NPT SW COR NE4 NE4) Norma J. Miller and Pearl entists contributing several parcel 17-0592000000, Fort Jennings, Miller, S 31 Q SE 10.0 acres (10 years of their own time and crimes and will be subject February story. “I’ll be still S 5 Q NE 26.07 acres (S NE FRL4 AC off E Side NW SE4) parcel 46- who disband after issuing to a jail disciplinary process, rapping in there, have a EXCS) parcel 14-0060400000, 0390320000, Pleasant TWP., to their report. The panel has no not a court. Punishments can gang of raps ready when I Jennings TWP., S 5 Q NE 18.25 Downing Farms Inc. mechanism for responding to include being segregated come home.” acres (SPT NW4 NE4 FRL4) parcel Ruth E. Stinson, Eva G. Unkefer, criticism once the reports are from other inmates. With good behavior, he 14-0060300000, Jennings TWP., aka, Eva G. DeBrandt and David Lil Wayne began serv- could be released as early S 5 Q NE FRL4 EXC) parcel 17- Unkefer, Lot 517 (Inlot PT) parcel issued, other than the small 0592200000, Fort Jennings, S 5 Q NE 32-0342000000, Ottawa, Rachel R. secretariat. ing his term in March in as November. .377 acres (PT RR PT S NE4 EXC) Camara. parcel 14-0060420000, Jennings Duane N. Thomas and Mandi TWP., S 5 Q NE .847 acres (PT RR L. Thomas, S 8 Q NE 1.03 acres Ask Mr. Know-It-All PT SPT NE4 NE FRL4) parcel 17- (Bridenbaugh Plat PT WPT SPT 0592100000, Fort Jennings, S 5 Q NE NE4) parcel 48-0080910000, Riley .861 acres (PT RR PT NE4) parcel 14- TWP., to Darrell E. Kuhlman and An uncommon soldier who served well 0060410000, Jennings TWP., and S 5 Francis L. Kuhlman. By Gary Clothier Q NE .730 acres (PT RR PT S NE4 Helen E. Meeks, Lot 268 fan of Dick Van Dyke. Could Tony Franciosa. The other was starring Judi Dench and NE FrL4) parcel 17-0592200100, Fort (Inlot PT) parcel 24-0620200000, you tell me what happened “The Courtship of Eddie’s Geoffrey Palmer. I have Jennings, to Calvelage Farm LLC. Continental, and Lot 269 (Inlot PT) Q: Many years ago, I to his first wife? I was Father,” with Bill Bixby and seen them together in several Sabrina D. Wischmeyer, S parcel 24-0620400000, Continental, recall reading about a young surprised and disappointed Brandon Cruz. What can you movies. Are they married? -- 15 Q NE .50 acre (NWCOR S to Sandra L. Lane. girl named Lizzie who joined to see he lived with another tell me about these programs? T.W., Chattanooga, Tenn. 100.8 acres OFF NE4) parcel 30- Robert E. Cleaves, Tr., National the Union forces during the woman. I think she was the -- M.L., Pasadena, Calif. A: Not to each other. Judi 0281200000, Ottawa TWP, to Jeffrey City Bank, TR, and Wayne County Civil War. What was her last ex-girlfriend of Lee Marvin? A: “Finder of Lost Loves” Dench was married to Michael J. Wischmeyer. National Bank, TR, S 10 Q NE 38.076 name? I know her first name; -- J.L., e-mail aired on ABC during the Williams from 1971 until Sabrina D. Wischmeyer, Sub acres (NW4 NE4 EXC) parcel 22- A: Lexington Arms Lot 1119, parcel 32- 0081500000, Monroe TWP., S 21 Q it’s the same as mine. -- L.R., Dick 1984-1985 season. Anthony his death in 2001. Geoffrey 0650300000, Ottawa, to Jeffrey J. NE 1.824 acres (CLEAVES LAT PT Wichita, Kan. Van Dyke Franciosa played the role Palmer has been married to Wischmeyer. NW4 NE4) parcel 22-0180700100, A: Her name was Lizzie married of Cary Maxwell, a private his wife, Sally Green, since Frederick G. Koch, S 30 Q NW Monroe TWP., S 21 Q NW 82.167 Compton. She entered the Margie investigator who specialized 1963. 1.0 acre (Weber Plat PT NW4) parcel acres (PARCEL PT NW4 EXC) parcel world in London, Ontario, Willett in in helping people find their Q: I have been watching 25-0201210100, Monterey TWP., to 22-0181000000, Monroe TWP., S around 1847. After the 1948. They missing soul mates. “The reruns of the television series Susan M. Koch. 21 Q NE 31.5825 acres (NE4 NE4 war began, she disguised had four Courtship of Eddie’s Father” “Twin Peaks.” I’m also a bird- Rosemary A. Begg, S 14 Q NE EXCS) parcel 22-0180500000, herself as a man and enlisted children: (1969-1972) starred Bill watcher, so I’m going crazy 3.077 acres (PT W2 NE4) parcel Monroe TWP., S 21 Q NE 33.587 in the army at the age of Christian, Bixby and Brandon Cruz. because I can’t identify the 59-0160400100, Van Buren TWP., acres (W2 N2 NE4 EXCS) parcel to John Harley Begg and John Jay 22-0180700000, Monroe TWP., and 14. Whenever she feared Barry, In this ABC series, Bixby bird pictured at the beginning Begg. S 21 Q NW (SE4 NW4 EXC & NE4 detection, she would enlist in Carrie Beth played widower Tom Corbett, of the theme song. It has an Dick Van Dyke Michael T. Huizenga and Janice NW4 EXC) parcel 22-0180900000, a different regiment. Serving and Stacy. who raised his matchmaking orange breast with either M K Huizenga, Lot 61 (Inlot) parcel Monroe TWP., to First Federal Bank 18 months in seven regiments, The couple son, Eddie, who was always black or dark-gray wings and 43-0451100000, Dupont, and Lot Midwest, TR. she fought bravely in some of divorced in 1984 after a long scheming to marry off his head. Can you help? -- L.S., the fiercest battles of the Civil separation. He lived with dad. This TV series was based Ridley Park, Pa. War and was wounded twice longtime companion, actress on a 1963 movie of the same A: Several semiofficial STOCKS -- all before she reached the Michelle Triola, for more name, starring Glenn Ford publications report that the Quotes of local interest supplied by age of 17. Seriously injured than 30 years until her death (Tom Corbett), Ron Howard bird is a Bewick’s wren, EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS in the Battle of Tebbs Bend in 2009. Triola had lived (Eddie), Shirley Jones, indigenous to the Pacific Close of business May 13, 2010 in Kentucky in 1863, she was with actor Lee Marvin from Stella Stevens, Dina Merrill, Northwest. The setting for Description Last Price Change discharged soon after. She 1965 to 1970, Roberta Sherwood and Jerry the series is the fictional town DJINDUAVERAGE 10,782.95 -113.96 apparently tried to enlist in and their Van Dyke. of Twin Peaks, in Washington NAS/NMS COMPSITE 2,394.36 -30.66 an eighth regiment, but her separation led Q: In the late 1940s, I state. 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Widow wants to keep Tomorrow’s HI AND LOIS Horoscope hubby’s ashes By Bernice Bede Osol Dear Annie: I have a deceased husband’s wishes. 49-year-old stepdaughter, What do you think? -- Once Saturday, May 15, 2010 “Tina,” who was married Widowed There are strong indications that both for 20 years and has two Dear Once: If Tom’s your social life and material affairs will be far more active in the year children and four grandchil- will states that the ashes ahead. It could be a propitious period dren. Tina has been divorced belong to you, then you get for you, but you must guard against for five years and has dated to decide what to do with becoming too extravagant. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Those regularly. Three months ago, them. While it would, of you love mean everything to you and she began an intimate les- course, be extremely gener- regardless of what one of them needs bian relationship. She says ous of you to give a portion or wants, you’re likely to turn your- self inside out in order to fulfi ll their this is normal for divorced of the cremains to Tom’s material or emotional requirements. BLONDIE women because men are no side of the family, it doesn’t GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - No good. sound as if the relationship amount of coercing will convince I think this is a copout will suffer if you choose not you to do things another’s way if you think your idea is the best. However, and she doesn’t want to deal to. Do whatever brings you you will fi nd a way to do so without with the reality that she can- peace of mind. Our condo- creating ill will. not find a husband. Her kids lences. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Be- cause your resolve is so strongly think she is nuts Dear Annie: committed, it would take a bulldozer and want noth- I read the letter to get you to change your position, ing to do with from “Grieving in especially if you are materially moti- vated. Yet you’ll try to do so without her. They also Kentucky,” who fanfare. don’t know how could not under- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Something to explain this to stand why her late could occur today that would have a strong infl uence on your hopes and their children. husband’s brother aspirations. Fortunately, it will have I was divorced has vanished from a positive infl uence and promises to for four years their lives. be quite exciting. BEETLE BAILEY VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - You’ll and eventually My husband’s have an easier time handling a com- found a wonder- best friend passed petitive situation if you keep a low ful man. We have away in his early profi le. The less obvious you are been married for 50s. We wanted to about your intentions, the more your adversary will let down his/her de- 25 years. I never Annie’s Mailbox help his wife with fenses. once thought of the adjustment, but LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) - The another woman. Just think- unfortunately, she began to more input people get from others, the more confused most of them are ing about it turns my stom- use us as handymen. After likely to get, but not you. You’re ach. Is this something new? several weekends spent at apt to fi nd that a barrage of ideas Is it normal? -- Confused in her house doing “chores” and opinions serve to stimulate your thought processes. Minnesota disguised as invitations to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Go Dear Confused: Most het- visit, we cut ties when she ahead and establish a challenging ob- erosexual divorced women asked my husband over to jective for yourself today. The impor- do not turn to women change a light bulb that tant thing is to believe in it and your abilities, so that you can easily get SNUFFY SMITH because “men are no good.” could be reached by a child. past the tough parts. It’s possible Tina is sim- At first we thought she SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) - Your wonderful attitude will set a ply experimenting. But it was lonesome, but once the needed example for associates who is equally possible that she jobs were done, she would have been wavering in their beliefs. has always been attracted make it clear that she had Those you inspire will be very grate- to women but never had the other things to do. Many of ful and appreciative. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) nerve to follow through until her previous friends have also - Although you’re not looking for now. Either way, please try discontinued contact. -- Sure more jobs to do, if someone is in need to let her sort it out on her Miss Him, But Not Her of assistance you’re likely to be the fi rst one on the spot to do what you own. Dear Sure: We don’t can. It’ll turn out to be a gratifying Dear Annie: I was mar- believe most widows (or experience. ried to Tom for 20 years widowers) are like that. It’s AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - New life and vitality could be before he died seven years a shame this woman didn’t breathed into an old alliance that has ago. He had two daughters value the friendships for been sitting dormant for sometime. from his first marriage, both what they could offer emo- It isn’t likely to happen by accident; HAGAR THE HORRIBLE you’ll take the initiative to restore the grown now, and we had tionally. old friendship. three children together. Annie’s Mailbox is writ- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Turn- Tom expressed to me that ten by Kathy Mitchell and ing your attention to domestic projects and situations could furnish some of he did not want to be buried Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- your more enjoyable moments today. alone at the cemetery. His tors of the Ann Landers It’ll be fun to do things with all of the will states that he be cremat- column. Please e-mail your family for a change. ed and his urn kept “with his questions to anniesmail- ARIES (March 21-April 19) - Your enthusiasm for fun encourages you to wife and children.” He also [email protected], or write turn everything you do into a game asked me to have his urn to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o today, and you won’t be able to help placed in my casket when Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. yourself from doing so. Even serious work will benefi t from your light- I die. Century Blvd., Ste. 700, Los heartedness. Last year, our daugh- Angeles, CA 90045. Copyright 2010, United Feature Syndicate, Inc. ter was diagnosed with a terminal brain cancer. I thought that if she should BORN LOSER die, I would place Tom’s urn in her casket. The prob- lem is, Tom’s brother feels that since I have remarried, the cremains belong to him. He doesn’t care what Tom’s wishes were. He says I should have enough respect for his family to give them the ashes. Tom was not close to his family. In the 20 years we were married, we saw FRANK & ERNEST his family members twice. Since his death, no one from his side, including grand- parents, have contacted our children. My children were dev- astated by their father’s death and cannot bear the thought of splitting up his remains. I agree with them and am trying to respect my

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RUGABER dating to 1948. marketing and are less drawn to agencies that fessor who directed the survey. The Associated Press Behind the trend are the cutbacks businesses focus on traditional TV and print ad campaigns. Productivity grew at an annual rate of 6.3 made in the recession to make up for a loss of Proulx was laid off in October 2008 — the percent in the year ending in March, the Labor WASHINGTON — Fewer construction customers. To sustain earnings, they became more third time an employer had cut his position or Department said this month. It was the largest workers will be needed. Don’t expect as many productive: They found ways to produce the same had closed. He no longer wants to rejoin the increase in 48 years, though most economists interior designers or advertising copywriters, level of goods or services with fewer workers. industry. Proulx has started a blog to help other think that pace isn’t sustainable. either. Retailers will get by with leaner staffs. Automation, global competition and technological unemployed ad professionals network. In the long run, more productive workers The economy is strengthening. But millions efficiencies helped solidify the trend. — Louis DiFilippo, 30, who decided to study raise standards of living: Companies can pay of jobs lost in the recession could be gone for Diminished home equity and investment information technology after losing his job more without inflating prices. But in the short good. accounts have made shoppers more cautious, managing a gourmet food store in Washington, run, high productivity delays hiring. And unlike in past recessions, jobs in the too. And their frugality could endure well into D.C. After six months of unemployment, he U.S. employers did add 290,000 jobs in beleaguered manufacturing sector aren’t the the recovery. That’s why fewer retail workers, embraced a career with more stability. He now April. The unemployment rate rose to 9.9 per- only ones likely lost forever. What sets the among others, will likely be needed. works on computer network security for the cent, though, because 805,000 people without Great Recession apart is the variety of jobs that Among those whose former jobs may be Navy. “I’m much happier now,” he said. jobs poured into the labor force to seek work. may not return. gone for good are: More than one-third of chief financial offi- Three industries, in particular, where many That helps explain why economists think — Julie Weber of Milwaukee, who designed cers at 620 big companies surveyed in March by jobs may not be coming back are retailing, it will take at least five years for the economy office cubicles for nearly seven years. She lost Duke University and CFO magazine said they manufacturing and advertising. to regain the 8.2 million jobs wiped out by the her job about a year ago. Since then, she’s been didn’t expect to restore their payrolls to pre- Retailers have lost 1.2 million, or 7.5 percent, recession — longer than in any other recovery able to find only part-time work outside her recession levels for at least three years. Nearly of jobs that existed before the recession, accord- since World War II. field. Interior design was hammered by the real all cited higher productivity and tepid consumer ing to Labor Department data. Circuit City and It means that even as the economy strength- estate downturn. “My hope for getting back into spending. Linens & Things have collapsed. Starbucks ens, more Americans could face years out of the industry is not very high,” says Weber, 29. “Companies have just figured out, ’We closed nearly 800 U.S. stores. Robert Yerex, an work. Already, the percentage of the labor — Erik Proulx, 38, a former advertising didn’t want to fire people ... but now that they’re economist at Kronos, a work force management force unemployed for six months or longer is copywriter in Boston, who finds more com- gone, we’ve realized that we can get by without company, estimates 20 percent of those jobs are 4.3 percent. That’s the highest rate on records panies are turning to social media and viral them,”’ said John Graham, a Duke finance pro- never coming back. Underground money-moving a thorn in side of law enforcement By DAVID B. CARUSO “You are able to send money quickly The Associated Press and effectively under the radar without going through the formal banking system,” NEW YORK — Long before there was Levitt said. MoneyGram and Western Union, people in The networks operate like this: South Asian countries often used an infor- A person who wishes to send cash mal network of brokers, called an “hawa- abroad visits a broker, who takes the la,” to transfer money over long distances money plus a fee of around 5 percent. The when it was too inconvenient or dangerous broker then contacts a counterpart in the to send cash by courier. country where the money is going and Today, the centuries-old system still relays instructions on how much is being exists and is used to move billions of sent and to whom. Within a day or two, the dollars annually in and out of countries recipient gets a cash delivery, typically in like Pakistan, Afghanistan and Somalia — local currency. often to the chagrin of U.S. law enforce- Usually, the two brokers don’t need to ment. actually exchange any money. Instead, they A federal law enforcement official told essentially work off of IOUs. Each one The Associated Press that terror suspect makes the needed payments out of his own Faisal Shahzad is believed to have tapped pocket, then carries the other broker’s debt into such a network to help fund a plot to until someone needs to move cash in the detonate a car bomb in Times Square on other direction. May 1. The official spoke on condition Occasionally, the two brokers will need Above: A tree along West First Street was sheared at the ground during this of anonymity because the investigation is to balance their books by making an actual morning’s storm. Below: An entire tree blocks South Clay Street this morning. An ongoing. cash transfer, if more money is needed one American Electric Power worker was on the scene deadening a wire the tree took Authorities say three Pakistani men — way than the other. down. two in the Boston area and one in Maine For a U.S. immigrant of modest means, — supplied funds to Shahzad but may the system has great advantages. You don’t not have known how the money would need to have a bank account. There are no be spent. The three have been arrested on forms to fill out. It is faster and cheaper immigration violations. than using an official money transfer ser- In Manhattan, authorities have accused vice. Mahmoud Reza Banki, on trial in federal Plus, the whole system is built on trust. court for allegedly violating the U.S. trade In the U.S., the brokers are often small busi- embargo against Iran, of using an hawala nessmen who see themselves as performing to move more than $3 million illegally to a public service for their countrymen. Iran. For these reasons, U.S. authorities have While most money transfers made had a difficult time shutting the networks through these hawaladars, or brokers, are down. benign, the system is also routinely used Operating an unlicensed money remit- by drug smugglers, terrorists, and other ter in the U.S. is a crime, but the State criminals who want to move money without Department reports that only a fraction of leaving a paper trail. the businesses performing such services “Hawalas are not themselves nefari- have registered as required. ous,” said Matthew Levitt, a former U.S. Even a handful of high-profile prosecu- Treasury intelligence official, now a senior tions after the Sept. 11 attacks have failed fellow at The Washington Institute for Near to eradicate the system here, despite tough East Policy. penalties for those who have broken the “If you live in Somalia or Yemen, or law. someplace in Pakistan where there is no In one New York case, the Yemeni-born bank, this is a simple way to send money.” owner of a Brooklyn ice cream shop was But because the dealers operate infor- sentenced to 15 years in prison for trans- mally, outside of regulation, they are also ferring nearly $22 million overseas. One a hindrance to law enforcement agents try- of his customers was Sheik Mohammed Ali ing to investigate the flow of illicit dollars Hassan al-Moayad, a Yemeni cleric con- across international borders. victed of conspiring to aid al-Qaeda. Shell stares down Arctic drilling By DAN JOLING faces several other hurdles before projects. The Associated Press it can drill. The Environmental Law change returns killer to prison “In light of the recent spill Protection Agency earlier this By ELLIOT SPAGAT who is responsible for the killings that come ANCHORAGE, Alaska — in the Gulf of Mexico, we are year approved clean air permits The Associated Press after? Shell Oil won a court victory working hard to identify addi- for Shell to operate its drilling Dubois heaps blame on the criminal jus- in its quest to drill exploratory tional measures that could be ship in the Chukchi and Beaufort SAN DIEGO — A man once imprisoned tice system. wells in Arctic waters this sum- incorporated into the program seas. Alaska Native and conser- mer but still faces several regula- to make it even stronger,” he vation groups filed challenges for molesting a child is going back — this “It’s obvious the legal system failed us said in an e-mail. “That said, this last week, claiming the permits time to serve a life term for raping and mur- here, with all of the missed opportunities tory hurdles, a company spokes- man said. decision is a very large step in allow the ship and support ves- dering two girls in a case that has sparked that ultimately allowed this monster to Curtis Smith said Thursday the right direction for us.” sels to emit tons of pollutants, calls to change the way child sex predators stalk our streets and harm our loved ones,” the company awaits appeals of The 9th U.S. Circuit Court harming Inupiat people and are punished. Dubois writes in his statement, released required federal air permits before of Appeals on Thursday rejected wildlife and contributing to cli- John Albert Gardner III, 31, will be Thursday in San Diego Superior Court. it can send its drilling ship north consolidated lawsuits that chal- mate change. sentenced in San Diego today under a plea The case has put California’s parole sys- to the Chukchi and Beaufort seas lenged Minerals Management Smith said drilling this agreement that spared him the death penalty tem under the microscope. off Alaska’s northwest and north Service approval of Shell’s year depends on quick resolu- but denies him any possibility of parole. Gardner lived little more than a football coast. The company also needs a exploratory drilling plans. The tion of the appeals by the EPA Gardner’s guilty plea last month to kill- field’s length from a San Diego preschool final Interior Department bless- expedited ruling followed oral Environmental Appeals Board ing 14-year-old Amber Dubois and 17-year- for at least 16 months while on parole from ing and authorizations on several arguments last week in Portland, without any issues for remand. old Chelsea King has sparked a far-reaching 2005 to 2008. That violated a condition wildlife issues. Ore. Drilling also depends, he said review of how California deals with sex of parole that prohibited him from living Shell Oil, a unit of Royal The court determined that in an e-mail response to ques- predators, a campaign that advocates hope within a half-mile of a school. Dutch Shell PLC, hopes to drill the MMS met its obligations to tions, on Interior Secretary Ken to take to Washington and other state capi- A corrections department official let him three exploratory wells in the consider the potential threat of Salazar giving final approval to a tols. stay until his lease expired in 2006 but no Chukchi and two in the Beaufort exploratory drilling to wildlife revised five-year lease sale plan Calls to stiffen penalties for child sex one noticed he was still living there until a this summer with a 514-foot drill- and the risk for disaster before it under which Shell obtained its offenders began almost the moment Gardner year later. The parole board could have sent ing ship, the Frontier Discoverer. approved Shell’s Arctic Ocean Chukchi leases. was arrested Feb. 28, three days after he him back to prison but kept him on parole, Shell in 2008 spent $2.1 billion attacked Chelsea on an afternoon run in San where he had six other less serious potential for leases in the Chukchi Sea. Diego, strangled her, and buried her in a violations. Chris Krenz, Arctic project shallow, lakeside grave. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has ordered manager for Oceana, one of the plaintiffs, said the decision Gardner served five years of a six-year a state board to review the parole system. was disappointing in light of the prison sentence for beating and molesting Brent and Kelly King, Chelsea’s parents, ongoing BP crude oil spill in the Answers to Thursday’s questions: a 13-year-old girl in San Diego in 2000. are leading a campaign for “Chelsea’s Law” Gulf of Mexico. New York cabbie Jacob German was driving 12 mph He faced a maximum of nearly 11 years to allow life sentences for some convicted “Oil companies have tapped when he became the first motorist arrested in the U.S. for in prison, but prosecutors called for six child molesters in California and lifetime the easy oil off of our coasts,” he speeding. The arresting officer was on a bicycle. years. electronic monitoring of others. The bill, said. “They are now pushing the The notorious Jesse James robbed 12 banks and seven A court-appointed psychiatrist urged the which cleared its first legislative committee limits and increasing the risk by trains. maximum sentence allowed by law. He last month, would also ban sex offenders heading to the deep water of the Today’s questions: said in court documents that Gardner was from parks. gulf and the remote and unfor- What was Benjamin Franklin explaining when he said, a “continued danger to underage girls” and “I will channel my rage and commit to giving Arctic.” “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure?” “an extremely poor candidate” for treat- spending my life to making our society safe He said BP was not ready to What was the first country the US sent a woman ambas- ment. from the incurable evil,” Brent King said deal with an oil spill tragedy in sador to? Maurice Dubois, Amber Dubois’s father, at a memorial service in March. “Known the gulf, and “Shell will have Answers in Saturday’s Herald. says in a statement to be read today that sexual predators are not curable ... If any- far fewer resources to contain Today’s words: psychiatrist Dr. Matthew Carroll “was the one — anyone — believes that this evil is and address an accident in the Idoneous: apt; suitable only one who saw Gardner for what he is, treatable, let them live next door to you and Arctic.” Tucky: the common spatterdash Pete Slaiby, Shell Alaska a dangerous predator interested in young your children, not ours.” The Outstanding National Debt at 9:45 a.m. Today girls.” Chelsea was a straight-A student who vice president, said the decision again demonstrates that Shell was $12,937,900,832,912. In the statement, Dubois likens his ran on the cross-country team in suburban The estimated population of the United States is daughter’s killer to a mountain lion, whose Poway, played French horn in a youth sym- has submitted robust, safe plans for exploration in the Beaufort 308,366,550 so each citizen’s share of this debt is instincts are to stalk and attack. If the zoo- phony and was active in her school’s peer and Chukchi seas. He said Shell $41,956. keeper frees the lion from captivity, he asks, counseling program.