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BY THOMAS MORIARTY improvement,” a classification Though no one advocated return- The World reflecting weaknesses. ing to five full school days, several Schools get finance “If we make the same amount of speakers supported restoring some COOS BAY — Keep the profession- gains we made this year, next year class time Fridays. Superintendent al development time on Fridays, but we’ll be a model school for the state,” Dawn Granger has incorporated that boost for 2013 loosen up the teaching time through- he said. idea into some of the options she has out the week. Howard said the improvement presented to the board. That was the message delivered to would have been impossible without Madison Elementary School Prin- THE WORLD $365,000 in distributed funds. the Coos Bay School Board by district the professional development time cipal Arlene Roblan said she hoped a A county’s population of employees Monday. The board, allotted Fridays to assess data. schedule change would establish reg- SALEM — Oregon schools children between the ages of 4 which voted to go to a four-day One of the most controversial fea- ularity in professional development are seeing a 10 percent increase and 20 is used to determine its school week two years ago, is evaluat- tures of the current four-day sched- time. Though Fridays are designated in Common School Fund Pay- share of payments. ing proposed calendar changes pre- ule is the early start and late end to for activities such as teacher training ments in 2013. The fund is overseen by the sented by Superintendent Dawn the school day Monday through and collaboration, the district has no The state’s K-12 public State Land Board, which is in Granger two weeks ago. The board Thursday. With no classes Fridays, fixed schedule for those activities. school districts received the charge of the land management sought input from principals, teach- and with student advisory periods “What matters to me is not the first of two 2013 payments of programs that generate its rev- ers and support staff. scheduled throughout the week, calendar specifically, but consistency more than $26.5 million on enue. Millicoma Intermediate School teachers have said the schedule crams in the calendar,”Roblan said. The lack Thursday. The Department of The agency currently over- Principal Travis Howard defended too much work into too little time. of set meeting times on professional State Lands transmits funds sees 7,000 acres of industrial, the current four-day week as one of “What that’s done is created a rush development days impedes progress each December and June to the commercial and residential the reasons for his school’s recent in our schedule and not left any time on internal policy issues. Department of Education for land, 630,000 acres of range- performance increase. for our students in the morning or “If we don’t meet on that for a distribution. land, 130,000 acres of forest Two years ago, the state had classi- afternoon,” said Greg Mulkey, Coos County schools and 1.2 million acres of water- fied Millicoma as a school “under Marshfield High School’s principal. SEE SCHOOLS | A10 received a total of just over ways. EENA OR BR F ty MP muni A com with R mes a r-old A beco -yea plea help 4 alsy book ct to bral p Face proje cere Four-year-old Breena Simones has hypotonic cerebral palsy and lives with her mother and family in a North Bend rental house.

BY GAIL ELBER of any programs willing to put The World a wheelchair ramp on a house as a community project? for a NORTH BEND — A great child?” day for 4-year-old Breena The post inspired Mike Simones starts with a nice “The Bear” Chavez, operations flower in her hair. Greeting manager and on-air personali- visitors who have interesting ty at KDCQ, to solicit his own earrings and a camera with a Facebook network for volun- lot of buttons is even better. teers Friday. People offered Breena has cerebral palsy, tools, materials, design assis- hip dysplasia and epilepsy. She tance and time. spends a lot of time in hospi- Monday morning, the tals. Lately, she’s been attend- design team showed up at ing preschool classes at South Breena’s house to measure Coast ESD, with the help of a and plan. medical stroller. Eric Van Maldeghem and But as Breena grows, getting Tim Favilla applied their con- her and her stroller up and struction experience to the down the front steps of her problem. After some measur- home is an increasing chal- ing, sketching and scribbling, lenge for Breena’s 24-year-old Van Maldeghem estimated that mom, Kelsey Lyon, and the the project would cost $2,500. rest of the family. He was awaiting the results The family explored social of a call to find out whether a services options but came up building permit and a drawing Photos By Alysha Beck, The World empty. So Breena’s grand- by a licensed contractor would Eric Van Maldeghem,right,and other community members are planning to build a wheelchair ramp at the North Bend rental house mother, Cecilia Lyon, posted a be needed. where mother Kelsey Lyon, middle, Breena Simones, middle, and Gunnar Simones, left, live.Van Maldeghem and other volunteers plea on her Facebook page got involved with the project after Mike Chavez, a K-DOCK DJ, responded to a message on Facebook from Breena’s grandmother Thursday: “Does anyone know SEE BREENA | A10 Cecilia Lyon, far left, calling for people in the community to help build a ramp for Breena. Tracing weapons takes time DeFazio to discuss

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WASHINGTON — In the fic- THE WORLD of the meeting. “For the last two tional world of television police decades, every administration, dramas, a few quick clicks on a BROOKINGS — Anyone inter- Republican and Democratic, has computer lead investigators to ested in stepping up dredging at zeroed out funding for small port the owner of a gun recovered at a Oregon’s small ports is invited to a dredging in Oregon and through- bloody crime scene. Before the meeting with U.S. Rep. Peter out the country, failing to fund first commercial, the TV detec- DeFazio on Wednesday afternoon even the most critical dredging tives are on the trail of the sus- in Brookings. projects. These ports are critical pect. DeFazio has invited local, coun- lifelines that fuel local economies, Reality is a world away. There ty, state, and federal partners to keep hundreds of fishermen work- is no national database of guns. review and exhaust all options to ing, and keep communities alive. Not of who owns them, how ensure dredging continues at small “It’s clear that after twenty many are sold annually or even The Associated Press ports in Southern Oregon. DeFazio years of these budget battles, we how many exist. Bureau of Alcohol,Tobacco,Firearms and Explosives tracer Debbie Marshall reach- wrote to Col. John Eisenhauer, desperately need a new approach. Federal law bars the Bureau of es for a microfilm roll of firearm transaction documents from firearms dealers no head of the Portland District of the This meeting is an opportunity for Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and longer in business, as she researches a firearm used in a crime, at the National U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, to stakeholders and the public to Explosives from keeping track of Trace Center in Martinsburg,W.Va. request the meeting after the corps present ideas and forge a long- guns. The only time the govern- told the Port of Port Orford that term solution that ensures these ment can track the history of a should be available to the public When police want to trace a money for dredging the port was ports get the dredging they des- gun, including its first buyer and and urged stronger background gun, it’s a decidedly low-tech highly unlikely in the near future. perately need.” seller, is after it’s used in a crime. checks in gun sales, there is no process. “The dearth of dredging at Ore- In 2009 and 2010, DeFazio suc- And though President Barack effort afoot to change the way the “It’s not CSI and it’s not a gon’s small coastal ports isn’t a cessfully introduced legislation Obama and numerous Democrat- government keeps track — or sophisticated computer system,” result of intentional neglect by the appropriating more than $16 mil- ic lawmakers have called for new doesn’t — of where the country’s U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,” limits on what kinds of guns guns are. SEE TRACE | A10 DeFazio said in an announcement SEE DREDGING | A10

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Tuesday, January29,2013 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local SWOCC offers CPR course Police locate more alleged victims Southwestern Oregon day, Feb. 16, in Stensland Community College is offer- 202. ing Heartsaver®First Aid The cost for the class is in Bandon man’s sex abuse case CPR AED. This course $52.50 and the textbook is teaches critical skills and $18.75. training in basic first aid, Class participation is lim- I Judge considers 12, and Frasier said police a Coos County Sheriff’s stand. “If the judge rules adult and child CPR/AED ited to eight people. For reg- have been investigating the deputy that the girl said she is not legally competent use, infant CPR, as well as istration information call consolidating man’s new cases since Perkins’ Perkins “put his penis in to testify and I didn’t have adult, child and infant chok- arrest last October. Frasier her no zone.” (the other witness testimo- ing management, which are Southwestern’s Community trials into one said the state is trying to The state called Perkins’ ny), we might not have a recommended by the Amer- Education Office 541-888- consolidate all of the cases wife, along with the alleged case.” ican Heart Association and 7328. For detailed course BY TYLER RICHARDSON in hopes of rape victim’s mother, to Frasier said it will be Occupational Safety and information contact having one corroborate the girl’s The World more clear if Perkins will Health Administration. instructor Kayla Schmidt at trial for account of the incident so The course will be held 541-888-7157 or Police have discovered Perkins the state could potentially have one or two trials after from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Satur- [email protected]. additional victims in the next call them both as witnesses Gillespie reviews a motion rape and sexual abuse case month. during the trial. Coos to reconsider the consoli- of a Bandon man, bringing P erkins County Circuit Court Judge dation of the charges Fri- the number of girls alleged listened in a Michael Gillespie ruled that day. Perkins’ defense team to be abused to four. Coquille both women’s testimony does not oppose the con- Coos County District courtroom showed trustworthiness solidation. Attorney Paul Frasier said Monday as Steven Perkins and they would be allowed After the indictment, CONTACT THE NEW SPAPER Steven Perkins, 28, was his wife Awaits trial to testify about the girl’s Perkins now faces charges CornerofFourth Street& CommercialAvenue,CoosBay indicted Jan. 10 on new testified to rape account at trial. of one count of first-degree P.O.Box18 4 0 ,CoosBay,OR 97420 charges, claiming he sexu- hearing one victim’s rape Frasier said having the rape, five counts of first- 541-269-1222 or800-437-6397 allegations. © 2012 Southwestern Oregon Publishing Co. ally abused two additional women as “back up” to the degree sexual abuse, two Perkins’ wife refused her News department girls. Perkins is set to stand girl’s account of the inci- counts of first-degree trial next month on charges spousal privilege and testi- dent will be pivotal at trial. Editor Clark Walworth x 251 clark.w a lw o r th @ th e w o rld lin k.c o m sodomy and attempted of first-degree rape, two fied during an omnibus A competency hearing is Localnew s Ryan Haas x 239new s@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m hearing that she heard the first-degree sodomy. Sports John Gunther x 241 sports@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m counts of first-degree sex- scheduled for Friday to ual abuse and two counts of victim recount being determine if the girl, due to Reporter Tyler Richardson Community events Beth Burback x 224 events@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m can be reached at 541-269- Obituaries Am anda Johnson x 233 obits@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m first-degree sodomy after allegedly raped by her hus- her age, will be able to tes- Photo Lou Sennick x 264 tw p h oto @ th e w o rld lin k.c o m allegations he abused two band after a sleepover. tify. 1222, ext. 236, at Advertising different girls in 2012. The woman, whose “I don’t know how she tyler.richardson@the- Advertising sales m anager Adeline Fish e r x 278 adeline.fish e r@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m All four of the alleged glasses rested atop her curly will do,” Frasier said about worldlink.com, or on Twitter Classifie d a d s 541-267-6278 th ew o rld class@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m victims are under the age of blonde hair, recalled telling putting the girl on the at @COPSTheWorld. 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Jan. 26, 10:24 p.m., man cited and Jan. 24, 2:02 p.m., theft, 2000 ed on DUII after noninjury released on disorderly conduct, Jan. 23, 7:55 a.m., theft from a block of Newmark Avenue. crash, 700 block of Wasson POSTM ASTER Send address changes to Mill Casino-Hotel, 3201 Tremont vehicle, 1000 block of South Street. T h e W o rld , P .O . B o x 18 4 0 , C o o s B a y, O R 9 7 4 2 0 -2 2 6 9 . Jan. 24, 3:01 p.m., two people Avenue. Fifth Street. arrested on criminal mistreatment Jan. 25, 5:18 p.m., woman arrest- Jan. 26, 11:13 p.m., loud music, Jan. 23, 1:48 p.m., unlawful entry and domestic assault, 100 block of ed in Roseburg on Coos Bay 1600 block of Hamilton Avenue. into a motor vehicle, 1000 block South Empire Boulevard. warrant. Jan. 26, 11:26 p.m., even louder of South Fourth Street. 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C M C M Y K Tuesday, January29,2013 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Dance school relies on community support TODAY I Nonprofit dance dancer says that without dependent on the commu- launch careers like Peregri- the world, I really am, and I Spaghetti Feed Fundraiser 5- the community’s financial nity for financial support, no’s, but he says they all can just wish for that same 7 p.m., Bandon High School school teaches support for the school, he and I can’t imagine my life learn life lessons while opportunity for somebody cafeteria, 455 Ninth St. SW, doesn’t know what direc- without dance,” he said. expressing themselves else. I just can’t imagine Bandon. Proceeds benefit steps, life lessons tion his life would have “And I know for a fact that I artistically. someone wanting to dance BHS senior trip. gone. would not be a dancer if that The most important and not ever discovering it. Sea Breeze Harmony Guest BY TIM NOVOTNY “When I started classes, I opportunity had not been message he was trying to It’s really been life-chang- Night 6:30 p.m., 2055 Union The World was on full scholarship,” given to me.” impart during his visit was ing for me.” Ave., Coos Bay. No experi- Peregrino said. The nonprofit school’s the importance of learning Anyone who would like to ence needed. www.sea COOS BAY — The return The dancer, featured in administrative director, how to learn quickly — a contribute to the Pacific breezeharmony.org of a local dancer to Coos Bay The World on Saturday, Pamela Chaney, said the skill he says translates School of Dance can contact Sawdust Theatre Olio Try- generated some buzz last recently spent a couple of school has been around, in beyond the world of dance. the school at 541-269-7163. outs 7 p.m., Sawdust The- week, but Nick Peregrino weeks visiting the Pacific one form or another, since The other message he Reporter Tim Novotny can atre, 71 E. First St., Coquille. hopes to deflect some of the School of Dance, an off- 1988. It typically sees wanted to deliver was a plea be reached at 541-269-1222, attention to the dance campus program of the Boys between 100 and 140 stu- for the community to con- ext. 235, at WEDNESDAY school that gave him his and Girls Club of South- dents each year. tinue supporting the tim.novotny@the- start. The highly sought- western Oregon. Most of the Eastside school’s programs. worldlink.com, or on Twitter Business Connection Lun- after professional ballet “The school’s really school’s students won’t “I’m the luckiest man in at @novots34. cheon 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., The Mill Casino-Hotel, Salmon Room, 3201 Tremont St., North Bend. No host buffet $12. Guest: Coos Bay and North Bend Mayors on Gov- ernment. 541-266-0868 Church Women United Plan- ning Session 1 p.m., Bernie Swenson’s home, 2621 Oak St., North Bend. 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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Ryan Haas, City Editor Opinion Clark Walworth, Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Don’t rush out and try it yourself

The difference between a hasty exit. Snyder fol- weapon is a grave and per- investigation, the defini- Our view valor and vigilantism may lowed, told the man not to ilous piece of business. tion of “reasonable” car- A North Bend man who be as little as five pounds. leave, and even grabbed Oregon law narrowly ries high stakes. apprehended a criminal That’s a typical hand- the man’s shirt. limits the circumstances Snyder says he didn’t suspect last week was gun’s trigger pull weight. That’s when things got in which a person is justi- want to shoot; he only brave, but he also was For a North Bend man who dicey. The man turned and fied to use deadly physical wanted to see justice done. careful and lucky. drew down on a criminal advanced on Snyder, who force. In a public place, it’s He appears to be the bene- suspect last week, not backed away and drew his allowed only to protect ficiary of good luck as well exerting that pressure legally concealed .45 yourself or someone else as his own appropriate made all the difference. automatic. He held the from physical danger. What do you think? caution. First, he kept his Jeffory Snyder, 55, man at bay until police That’s always a judgment The World welcomes bravely intervened in an arrived. call. head in a hot situation. letters. Email us at altercation between two Snyder’s actions have Police determined Second, the alleged [email protected]. transients. One man had made him something of a Snyder used reasonable assailant wisely respected viciously “sucker local celebrity. And truly, force to defend himself. the gun. punched” the other, his courage was admirable. But the judgment could Hurrah for that. But according to Snyder. When But before anyone thinks have gone the other way if would-be heroes should bystanders called police, about emulating him, let’s Snyder had pulled the remember: It doesn’t the alleged assailant made all remember: Drawing a trigger. In a homicide always end so well. A tragic decision’s unjust deserts

“We’ve been wandering in the desert for 40 years,” declared Boston Cardinal Sean O’Malley. It was an ever-present reflection during the week that marked four decades of Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that established a woman’s right to an abortion. Last week, Cardinal O’Mal- ley led a Mass that began at least 24 hours of prayer and protest for thousands of peo- ple gathered at the Shrine of the Immacu- late Conception in our nation’s capital. Are you, dear reader, sick of abortion, of the poverty of the discourse about the issue, the twisted politics that accompany it and where all this has left us as a culture? This moment is for you. In his remarks, O’Malley mentioned an observer across the Atlantic: my friend Austen Ivereigh, a co-founder of Catholic Voices (the American branch of which I am a Public Forum co-director). It’s an organization dedicated to responsibly shepherding and furthering the public Sweeping actions son-department relationships; a the budget, the treasurer and conversation on life, mar- decrease from 26 department possibly having/hiring a finance Write to us riage and other issues that raise suspicions heads to four working groups manager. (They would not allow draw intense feelings and (each to have one chair), each any discussion of an administra- The World welcomes your letter. often clouded emotions. Who anointed, appointed Write to [email protected], KATHRYN Commissioner-Chair John group to meet once monthly tor.) All of these items were LOPEZ In his book, “How to with the three commissioners; included in the Portland State or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. Defend the Church with- Sweet county administrator? I Please use your real name. Why did Sweet totally pre-empt and unbridled regionalization University Report but Sweet Columnist out Raising Your Voice,” I 400 words maximum. Commissioner Cribbins’ Tues- (see PSU Report, Appendix 10 — absolutely stole Cribbins’ thun- Ivereigh writes: “Despite I No defamation, vulgarity, busi- day afternoon work session on Southern Oregon Intergovern- der with his morning rush. occasional rare victories, the pro-life ness complaints, poetry or religious the Portland State University mental Collaboration Alliance When Sweet was asked that movement has been consistently defeated and Item 7.1 Statement of Mutu- morning why he was covering testimony. in its attempts to awaken society to the Report with his first four board agenda items Tuesday morning? al Interdependence) to be han- the PSU report — which he was I Please list your address and value and dignity of unborn lives; Catholics dled county-to-county by Com- doing almost verbatim — he daytime phone for verification. often feel, therefore, powerless to alter what And who actually wrote (or dic- missioner Main and intra-coun- replied that he had had these can seem like an inexorable slide into the tated) the Portland State Univer- ty (cities, agencies, NGOs, pre- ideas long before the report dehumanization of the unborn.” sity Report? Again, what do freedom and choice real- On Tuesday, Jan. 22, Chair sumably the tribes, etc.) by came out. Therein lies the third composed in Portland? ly mean? What is good for women, for chil- John Sweet asked for “green Sweet. All passed Aye-Aye-Aye, question. As Sweet was practi- And what, exactly, is the dif- dren, for society? What is love and how lights” from his fellow commis- available on the net at Coos cally quoting the report, and he ference between a county does it fit into anything, anymore? sioners on such sweeping Media Center. states his ideas predate the administrator and a county These are the kinds of questions that motions as long term strategic That afternoon Cribbins was report, then can we wonder if finance manager? plague headlines and pop songs, but do we planning; modification and/or scheduled for a work session to the PSU report was written (or Ronnie Herne really have the moral fortitude to explore replacement of the county liai- discuss all of those items plus dictated) locally instead of being Coquille them? Or is morality simply seen as some- thing that helps us justify what we’re doing and the repercussions that come with it? In The Old Republic and Obama’s America other words, should morality be something that we use to excuse our actions, or should it be something that guides and forms them? “Second Term Begins With a legalized slavery, and five of O’Malley did have a little good news to Sweeping Agenda for Equality,” whose first seven presidents share about a victory in Massachusetts ran the eight-column banner in owned slaves all their lives? over an initiative that would have legalized which The Washington Post cap- What Obama preached in his assisted suicide there. It was a broad coali- tured the essence of Obama’s sec- inaugural was not historical tion that defeated the legislative push for ond inaugural. There he declared: truth but progressive propagan- the bill, and an op-ed piece in a local news- “What binds this nation da, an Orwellian rewrite of paper from Ted Kennedy’s widow played together ... what makes us American history. no small role in its defeat. Her message was exceptional — Undeniably, the post-Civil War something that we must reflect on with the what makes us 13th, 14th and 15th amendments issue of abortion as well: Life is a tremen- American — is established an equality of consti- dous gift. We must love one another and do our allegiance tutional rights. And from the it every moment, until our dying breath. to an idea, Brown decision of 1954 through On the day of the 40th anniversary of Roe articulated in a the civil rights acts of the 1960s, v. Wade, New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan declaration there was established an equality talked on his weekly radio show to a woman made more of civil rights. Black Americans who almost aborted her son. The father was than two cen- were assured equal access to uninvolved, and she learned the baby would turies ago.” schools, public accommodations, PAT Obama then the voting booth and housing.And have Down syndrome. Many children found BUCHANAN to have this condition in the womb are quoted our Congress and the people over- Declaration of whelmingly supported those laws. cops by homosexual patrons of ically, artistically and economi- aborted, thanks to the good offices of med- Columnist Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Vil- cally must inevitably result in an ical science. But the mother on Dolan’s show Independence: That idea that “all of us are lage in 1969 was but another inequality of incomes, wealth found love and support in the Sisters of Life, “We hold these truths to be created equal — is the star that battle in the long war for liberty and rewards. a religious order that offers counseling, self-evident, that all men are guides us still,” said Obama in begun at Lexington, Concord Why? Because all men and housing and community for mothers in dif- created equal, that they are his inaugural, “just as it guided and Bunker Hill? women are by nature and nurture ficult situations. And she couldn’t be happi- endowed by their Creator with our forebears through Seneca How could that be, when the unequal. Some are talented, ambi- er with her choice, and her child. certain unalienable rights, that Falls, and Selma, and Stonewall.” author of the declaration Obama tious, industrious, lucky. And in a If we’re going to do better, we’re going to among these are Life, Liberty Astonishing. The president is cites, Thomas Jefferson, free society, such men and women have to start listening to one another and and the pursuit of Happiness.” here making the brazen claim believed homosexuality should will always reap a disproportionate advancing toward what is good and just Our “union,”Obama went on, that the roots of modern femi- be treated as rape, and George share of fame and fortune. together. We use all kinds of phrases like was “founded on the principles nism and gay rights can be traced Washington ordered homosexu- The only way to equalize “social justice,”and load them up with ideolo- of liberty and equality.” straight back to the Founding als drummed out of his army? rewards is to take from those who gy that is neither social nor justice. How about Nice prose — and transparent Fathers and founding principles Feminism, the gay rights have earned and give to those taking a few steps back? Seeing what each one nonsense. of our republic. movement and the post-1965 who have not. And that requires of us can do to help civil society flourish? It’s How could the American But how? The sanctum sanc- civil rights movement, with their the kind of redistributionist the only cure for the despondency and anger Union have been founded on the torum of modern feminism is demand for equality not simply regime the Founding Fathers so many of us feel about politics and culture. principle of equality, when Roe v. Wade, the discovery of a of rights but of rewards, cannot would have risen up against. It’s the only way out of the desert! “equality” is not mentioned in constitutional right to an abor- be achieved without trampling As Obama’s America rises, the Kathryn Lopez is the editor-at-large of the Constitution, the Bill of tion. Yet, for every generation of on the freedoms for which the old republic falls. National Review Online www.nationalre- Rights or the Federalist papers? Americans before 1973, abortion patriot fathers fought. Patrick Buchanan is author of view.com. She can be contacted at How could equality be a found- was a heinous crime. The freedom of all Americans “Suicide of a Superpower: Will [email protected]. ing principle of a nation, six of And can anyone seriously whose 13 original states had argue that a barroom brawl with to compete academically,athlet- America Survive to 2025?” C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Tuesday, January29,2013 • The World • A5 Y K State Man with a Board approves severance for Pernsteiner

past hesitates PORTLAND (AP) — The tion time in May, he’ll con- drinking and taking pre- for his actions. Oregon University System tinue to collect his salary for scription medication has to reveal it in will pay ousted chancellor 12 months unless he accepts STATE called them to confess to Smoke alarm saves George Pernsteiner for a year another job. DIGEST killing a puppy hours after lives at house fire the present after he leaves the job. Pernsteiner, who was at buying it for $300 from a pet SALEM (AP) — The State Board of Higher the board meeting, touted The sheriff’s office says store. Firefighters say a smoke Education unanimously progress in higher education the man held a large knife to The police identified the alarm alerted a Salem DEAR ABBY: I am a 29- approved a severance agree- during his eight-year tenure, a woman’s throat Monday man Monday as 28-year-old woman to a fire in her home year-old man with a crimi- ment on Monday. including higher enrollment afternoon and demanded Kevin Lee Slabaugh. He’s Monday and she safely nal record. I got involved in Pernsteiner says he’s step- and improved graduation cash from the teller at a accused of aggravated ani- escaped with her grandchild. some fraud and embezzle- ping down as chancellor rates. Keybank branch in mal abuse. Marion County Fire ment rings when I was in my because board members Clackamas. The police said he called Robber threatens District 1 says fire damage early 20s, and served nine want new leadership. The woman was not hurt. 911 Sunday morning to was limited to one room but months before being Under the negotiated customer with knife Man calls police to report killing the 2-month- there was smoke damage released on parole. agreement, Pernsteiner will CLACKAMAS (AP) — old dog the night before. throughout the home. Since then I have moved stay in the job until March 1 The Clackamas County report killing his puppy Officers said he led them to Investigators determined in with my mother, found a and then work for one month sheriff’s office says a robber WILSONVILLE (AP) — the body, showed them the the fire was started by the job, and I’m trying to be the on a special project. held up a bank by threaten- Wilsonville police say a man kitchen knife he used, but child playing with a cigarette man I know I’m capable of After he runs out of vaca- ing a customer with a knife. who told them he’d been couldn’t offer an explanation lighter. being. I have reached the point where I’d like to begin dating again. Obituaries DEAR The Shirleen Iola places of which she had portraits. ABBY problem is, (Williams) Smith fond memories. Shirleen was married to I don’t Shirleen was born July 14, Dennis Ray Smith Sept. 23, know when July 14, 1942 - Jan. 22, 2013 1942, in North Bend to 1961, in Myrtle Point. the time is No services will be held Frank David Williams and Shirleen is survived by right to for Shirleen Mary Elizabeth (Drollinger) her husband, Dennis and bring up my Iola Williams. She died at her their children, Cynthia past. If I (Williams) home in Canyonville, Jan. Adele Hammer of Shady wait too Smith, 70, 22, 2013. Cove, Belina Christine long, my of She spent her early child- Wilberg of Tenmile. Cheryl name is Canyonville. hood in Bridge and attended Denise Robinson of Tucson, JEANNE mud for not Cremation high school in Myrtle Point, Ariz., and son, Erin Sean PHILLIPS saying any- will be Sutherlin and Coos Bay, Smith of Anza, Calif.; 15 immediate. thing soon- graduating from Marshfield grandchildren; 15 great- The Associated Press er. I want to Per her High School in 1960. grandchildren; and sister, Shirleen A 2002 file image shows Dennis Scharf, one of the 23 people shot in a do the right thing so I can request, her Shirleen was an extreme- Charlotte Ann Heidenreich Salem bar in 1981. He passed away Jan. 19, from health complications ashes will (Williams) stay on the right path. Can ly talented craftsperson and of Broadbent. caused by the shooting. you help me? — A BETTER be scattered Smith artist, specializing in Native Sign the guestbook at MAN IN NEW YORK at two American craft work and www.theworldlink.com. DEAR BETTER MAN: I 32 years later, bar agree that the chapter of Mary Elaine that she had provided to delights was the Younce your life in which you were (Younce) Smith them during a stay in the Family Reunion held at in prison is not something hospital. Bullards State Park with 75- shooting victim dies you should reveal on a first May 2, 1930 - Jan. 17, 2013 Mary was an accom- 100 in attendance annually. date. But do raise the subject A memorial service will plished seamstress, sewing Mary is survived by her SALEM (AP) — On May 7, pain of the tragedy still res- around the fourth date, be held for Mary Elaine cheerleading and cranberry dear sisters-in-law, Yvonne 1981, a 25-year-old Scio man onates in Salem. Dennis Scharf, because by then the woman Smith, 82, princess outfits for her Younce and Florence walked through the front door one of the most seriously will have had a chance to get of Bandon at daughters. Also, an excellent Schmidt; brother-in-law, of the Oregon Museum Tavern wounded victims, has died. to know you. 1 p.m. cook, she served up deli- Edwin Soland; cousins, on Front Street NE. It was Scharf was struck by a bullet When you bring it up, Saturday, cious meals at family gath- Phyliss Stinnett, Frank ladies’ night, and the young between the fifth and sixth ver- make it clear that you didn’t Feb. 2, at the erings that were a regular Tucker, and Jon Younce; patrons were enjoying the live tebra, paralyzing him from the go to jail for a violent crime First Baptist event during the summers at daughters, Kathy and band Jenny and the Jeans. chest down. He died Jan. 19 and you’re not on any Church, 860 the Smith house. Michael Shaputis, Sylvia The man, Lawrence Moore, from health complications offenders’ list. If she likes Second St. Additionally, on special Archibald, and Sherrie and pulled out a 9 mm Browning caused by injuries he suffered you, she’ll hear you out and S.E. in occasions, she would regu- Dr. Arthur Cooper; sons, handgun and emptied two that awful Thursday night. understand that you don’t Bandon. magazines of bullets into the The impact of the Oregon Mary Elaine larly volunteered to provide William Jr. and Carla, and plan to repeat your past mis- Interment friends with beautifully dec- Daniel; eight grandchildren; crowded tavern. Museum Tavern shooting, will be in the (Younce) Smith takes. Men who have served orated cookies and cakes. eight great-grandchildren; Before customers could comparable in scope to the IOOF their time can go on to lead A passionate gardener, and a huge extended family. subdue him, Moore killed three recent tragic shootings at Cemetery in Bandon. successful lives, and tell her Mary somehow found time Mary was preceded in people and injured 20.One died Clackamas Town Center and Mary was born May 2, that you plan to be one of to grow amazing flower gar- death by her husband of in the hospital hours later. Aurora, Colo., was described in them. 1930, in Aurora, Mo., to dens and serve as chairman nearly 56 years, Bill, and all Moore was convicted of the Statesman Journal a year DEAR ABBY: I am blessed Finley and Dora (Tucker) of the local flower show. 11 of her brothers and sisters. aggravated murder months later on May 7,1982: “The hor- with two beautiful daugh- Younce. She went home to later. ror of it all touched the town’s Using her many talents, she In remembrance, Mary ters. One is 13; the other is 4 be with the Lord Jan. 17, Statesman Journal reporters soul deeply and instantly...here served the Lord by assisting would encourage you to months old. For 11 years my 2013. spoke with witnesses and in Salem the thought on the with numerous pot lucks treasure and love your fami- 13-year-old, “Lily,” was my Mary spent nearly her described the scene: minds of many was: it could life. I had dated, but they entire life in Bandon where while filling her church with ly and friends and take time “A scene of sprawled vic- have been me or my son or were all Mr. Wrongs. she met and married the love beautiful floral arrange- to stop and enjoy the flowers tims — many with massive daughter.” Two years ago I finally of her life, William R. Smith ments on a weekly basis. along the way. If desired, head, chest and leg injuries — In the months after the met a wonderful man, Sr. in 1947. Together, they Flowers were a huge part of memorial contributions may bloody clothing, upturned fur- shooting, victims began to “Kevin.” He is good to me, raised five children. Mary’s life, and her garden be made to the Bandon niture and broken glass greeted regain their health, and from and he and Lily get along to a Mary went on to retire was lovingly cared for right Historical Society Museum police officers. An immediate time to time were released from point, but he’s shy and from Southern Coos General up until she was called or the Southern Coos Health call went out to all the ambu- care, perhaps with lifelong doesn’t talk much. Kevin Hospital after 30 years of home. Foundation in Mary’s name. lances available... Teams of physical and emotional scars. moved in with us a few service. While employed at Even with all of these Arrangements are under medics alternated soothing Scharf and another man suf- months after I found out I the hospital, she made many activities, Mary’s family the direction of words to dazed victims and fered injuries that confined was pregnant. lifelong friends. It was rare members remained her top Amling/Schroeder Funeral frantic cries for stretchers and them to hospitals and rehabili- I try to include Lily in our that she would go to town priority, and she was very Service, Bandon, 541-347- first-aid equipment.” tation centers long after the new family, but she feels left without folks recognizing proud of their individual 2907. Thirty-two years later, the others went home. out. She stays in her room her and making a comment accomplishments over the Sign the guestbook at and doesn’t have much to do about the wonderful care years. One of her great www.theworldlink.com. with Kevin. She wouldn’t go Funeral Death Notices with me to the baby’s doctor second son, Bob, was born years at Ocean Crest Seena Marie Sigsby Arthur Jester — 91, of appointments and pretty in 1944 in Oakland, Calif. Assisted Living, where she Saturday, Feb. 2 June 8, 1922 – Jan. 17, 2013 Oregon City, formerly of much ignores her new baby Katherine R. Robinson, After his discharge from the was loved and treated like Bandon, died Jan. 27, 2013, in sister. I have told myself At her request, no public chapel memorial service, 2 military, the family moved family. She called it “home.” Oregon City. Arrangements she’ll come around, but it services will be held for p.m., Coos Bay Chapel, 685 back toCoosBay,where Seena is survived by her are pending with Amling hasn’t happened. Seena M. Anderson Ave. their first daughter, Sue, was son, Bob Sigsby and his Schroeder Funeral Service, What can I do to assure Sigsby, 90, born in 1949. They moved wife, Ava of Hanover, Mass.; Bandon541-347-2907. Lily that I love her as much of Coos Bay. out to Charleston and daughter, Sue Pluvoy and Phyllis D. Woodson — as I always have? I want our Private cre- bought Red’s Tavern. Their her husband, Mike of Coos The World publishes 85, of Bandon died Jan. 25, family to be happy. I hope to mation rites second daughter, Joni, was Bay; daughter, Joni Goddard death notices and service 2013, in Bandon. eventually marry Kevin. were held at born in 1953. They would and her husband, John of listings as a free public Arrangements are pending Lily’s dad isn’t very involved Ocean View later move to Barview, where Iowa City, Iowa; daughter- service. Obituaries and with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- in her life. Every time I try to Memory Seena opened the Red in-law, Tyra Sigsby of “Card of Thanks” items are 267-3131. include Lily, she gets mad Gardens in Bandana Shop. She was Dundee; grandchildren, Ben supplied by families or Gladys Lichtenthaler and says she doesn’t want to Coos Bay Seena Sigsby accomplished at knitting, and Tristan Sigsby, Tom and funeral homes and are pub- Peterson Barnes — 93, of do the family functions. with a pri- sewing and quilting. She and Monica Sigsby, Dustin and lished for a fee. For details, Halsey, died Jan. 25, 2013, in Help, please. — WEST VIR- vate inurnment to take place her friends met once a week Holly Hinds, Mike and Tina contact Amanda at ajohn- Halsey. Arrangements are GINIA MOM at Sunset Memorial Park for many years. She attend- Sigsby, Jarrod and Catriona [email protected], or pending with Coos Bay DEAR MOM: Thirteen Brick Niche Wall in Coos ed Charleston Community Sigsby and Anji Mitchell; 541-269-1222 ext. 269. Chapel, 541-267-3131. can be a difficult age and Bay. Seena was born June 8, Church and was involved in and great-grandchildren, your work is cut out for you. all of her children’s activi- Ryan, Tiffany, Samantha, You will have to be more 1922, in Portland, to Roy Richards and Harriet ties. She was a wonderful Tyler, Amanda, Blayne Cole, proactive in order to make homemaker and her smile Morgan, Garrett, Kaitlyn, this arrangement function (Hanson) Richards. She will be missed by all of her Kaz and Kauri. more like a family. Kevin passed away peacefully Jan. family and friends. In 1987, She was preceded in may be shy, but he should be 17, 2013, in North Bend. “Red” sold the tavern and death by her parents, hus- encouraged to make more of Seena was raised in retired, and they moved to band, Howard “Red” Sigsby; an effort to get to know Lily. Marshfield since the age of As the adult, it is his job to 2. She graduated from North Bend. Together, they son, David Sigsby; and break the ice and find some- Marshfield High School, enjoyed hunting and camp- cousin, Georgena Stovall. thing in common with her. Class of 1940. She met her ing at Loon Lake, which they The Sigsby family would Also, Lily should not be husband-to-be, Howard enjoyed doing for 60 years. like to thank Dr. Crane and allowed to hide out in her Sigsby, at his sister’s gradu- She and Red traveled to his staff; staff at Ocean Occeanean VViewiew MemoryMemory room and not participate in ation, and after four years of Alaska in their Dolphin Crest; and Dr. Moriarty. any activities. If you permit courtship she was readyto motorhome and traveled Memorial contributions Gaardensrdens & CCrematoryrematory the status quo to continue, get married, but Howard across the country on three may be made to a charity of at some point she will start said “not yet...” Once the different occasions. one’s choice. 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Tuesday, January29,2013 Y K Washington D.C. Report: Police push for gun Jobless background checks WASHINGTON (AP) — Manger in an interview with Law enforcement leaders The Associated Press. “But I pay for who met with President think everybody understands Barack Obama Monday urged that may be a real tough bat- him to focus on strengthen- tle to win. And one of the ing gun purchase background things that the president did benefits checks and mental health say is that we can’t look at it systems, but did not unify like we have to get all of these behind his more controver- things or we haven’t won.” BY DANIEL WAGNER sial gun control efforts. Opinions over an assault The Associated Press The message from sheriffs weapons ban and limits on and police chiefs gathered at high capacity magazines — WASHINGTON — Jobless the White House reflected two measures the president Americans are paying millions the political reality in supports — were divided in in unnecessary fees to collect Congress that the assault the room. While Manger said unemployment benefits weapons ban in particular is the police chiefs from the because of state policies likely to have a hard time large cities support that kind encouraging them to get the winning broad support. The of gun control, some of the The Associated Press president appeared to recog- elected sheriffs who were in money through bank-issued People use a Bank of America ATM in Boston on Dec. 13. Banks including JPMorgan Chase, U.S. Bancorp and payment cards, according to a nize the challenge of getting the meeting may not. Bank of America seized on government payments for unemployment compensation as a business opportu- everything he wants from “I think what was made new report from a consumer nity and pitched card programs to many states. However to cover the costs of the programs, banks have hit group. Congress as well, partici- clear was that gun control in all card users with a plethora of new fees. People are using the fee- pants in the meeting said. itself is not the salvation to heavy cards instead of getting “We’re very supportive of this issue,” said Sheriff Paul their payments deposited of dollars each year to print NCLC are focused on ensuring online or over the phone. the assault weapons ban,” as Fitzgerald of Story County, directly to their bank and mail the checks. access to the direct-deposit “The difference in direct- police chiefs, said Iowa, one of 13 law enforce- accounts. That’s because Banks including JPMorgan option so that people can deposit rates among states Montgomery County, Md., ment leaders who met with states issue bank cards auto- Chase & Co., U.S. Bancorp and avoid the card fees. seems primarily due to how Police Chief J. Thomas the president. matically, require complicated Bank of America Corp. seized The trouble,the new report hard or easy the state makes it paperwork or phone calls to on government payments as a says, is that many states make for workers to choose direct set up direct deposit and fail to business opportunity. They it difficult for people to sign up deposit,”the report says. Senate panel to vote explain the card fees, accord- pitched card programs to states for direct deposit. The rate of In five states — California, ing to a report issued today by as a win-win: States would people using direct deposit Indiana, Kansas, Maryland the National Consumer Law save millions in overhead costs ranges from a national high of and Nevada — unemployed on Kerry nom today Center, a nonprofit group that because the cards would be 82 percent in Minnesota to a people aren’t offered direct seeks to protect low-income issued for free. And people low of 16 percent in Arizona, deposit at all. The report says WASHINGTON (AP) — Rodham Clinton, who is Americans from unfair finan- without bank accounts would the report says. that setup is illegal under a The Senate Foreign Relations stepping down after four cial-services products. An avoid the big fees charged by Minnesota offers direct federal law that bars states Committee is scheduled to years. early copy of the report was storefront check cashers. deposit to people when they from requiring benefits recipi- vote today on President Kerry has served on the obtained by The Associated However, most of the peo- apply for benefits, and allows ents to open an account at a Barack Obama’s nomination Foreign Relations panel for Press. ple being hit with fees already them to change their payment particular bank. of Sen. John Kerry to be the 28 years and led the commit- Until the past decade, have bank accounts. The method online or over the The federal government next secretary of state. tee for the last four. He is the states distributed unemploy- bank-state partnerships phone, the report says. recommended in 2009 that If approved, the nomina- son of a diplomat and a dec- ment compensation by mail- effectively shifted the cost of In Arizona, by contrast, people with bank accounts tion would move to the full ing out paper checks. Some distributing payments from people are automatically receive payments via direct Senate, which is expected to orated Vietnam veteran. also allowed direct deposit. governments to individuals. enrolled in the card program. deposit. Nearly four years act swiftly on the choice. Obama is overhauling his The system worked well for The money needed to cover After they receive the card, later, the report says, “there is Obama chose the five- national security team. The people who had bank accounts those costs is deducted from they must find a paper form, no excuse for any state not to term Massachusetts senator president has nominated and could deposit the check people’s unemployment ben- fill it out, and submit it by be offering direct deposit as and 2004 Democratic presi- Chuck Hagel for defense sec- without paying a fee. efits in the form of fees. mail. There is no way to the first choice for payment of dential candidate to succeed retary and John Brennan to It also cost states millions Consumer advocates like change payment methods unemployment benefits.” Secretary of State Hillary serve as CIA director.

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C M C M Y K Tuesday, January29,2013 • The World • A7 Y K Nation NATIONAL Wash. vows to try DIGEST to keep weed in state — but how?

SEATTLE (AP) — So far, Keeping a lid on the weed no one is suggesting check- is just one of the numerous points or fences to keep challenges Washington state The Associated Press Washington state’s legal pot authorities and their coun- This Sept. 29, 2012 photo shows within its borders. terparts in Colorado — where Rick Ross performing at the BET But Gov. Jay Inslee insists voters also legalized pot use Hip-Hop Honors in Atlanta. there are ways to prevent the — will face in the coming bulk smuggling of the state’s months. newest cash crop into the black The potential of regulatory Shots fired, rapper market, including digitally schemes to keep pot from Ross crashes Rolls tracking weed to ensure that it being diverted isn’t clear. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. The Associated Press goes from where it is grown to Colorado already has inten- (AP) — Police in South Flori- In this Dec. 6, 2012, photo, a new home is constructed in Pepper Pike, Ohio. U.S. home construction surges the stores where it is sold. sive rules aimed at keeping its da say rapper Rick Ross 12.1 percent in December to end best year since 2008. With sales set to begin later medical marijuana market in crashed his Rolls Royce into a this year, he hopes to be a good line, including the digital building after hearing shots neighbor and keep vanloads of tracking of cannabis, bar fired nearby. premium,legal bud from cruis- codes on every plant, surveil- Fort Lauderdale police say U.S. economy gets lift from ing into Idaho, Oregon and lance video and manifests of Ross and his companion, other states that don’t want all legal pot shipments. fashion designer Shateria L. people getting stoned for fun. But law enforcement offi- Moragne-el, reported hear- It’s not just about generat- cials say marijuana from Col- housing, other tailwinds ing goodwill with fellow gov- orado’s dispensaries often ing multiple shots fired in their direction at around ernors. Inslee is trying to per- makes its way to the black 5:00 a.m. Monday. Police say WASHINGTON (AP) — phased in over several years. Production and hiring at suade U.S. Attorney General market, and even the head of Ross lost control of the silver The U.S. economy is a study Also, for the first time since automakers and their sup- Eric Holder not to sue to block the Colorado agency charged 1 Rolls and crashed into an in contrasts. the recession ended 3⁄2 years pliers are increasing as a Washington from licensing with tracking the medical pot apartment building. The housing, banking and ago, several key areas of the result. The auto industry pot growers, processors and industry suggests no one Neither Ross nor his pas- auto industries are surging economy are simultaneously added 52,000 jobs last year, sellers. Marijuana remains should copy its measures. senger was injured and police back to health and that has driving growth, which the third annual gain after a illegal under federal law. The agency has been beset say it did not appear that any helped push the stock market means the strength is more decade of declines. “I am going to be person- by money woes and had to bullets struck the Rolls. to a five-year peak. Higher broadly based: ally committed to have a well cut many of its investigators. prices for homes and stocks Banking regulated, well disciplined, Even if the agency had all the They’re back: J. C. tend to make people feel Housing The financial crisis ham- well tracked, well inventory- money it wanted, the state’s Penney adds sales wealthier and spend more. The nation has finally mered banks and choked off controlled, well law- medical pot rules are “a NEW YORK (AP) — The Yet unemployment worked off the excesses of loans to businesses and con- enforcement-coordinated model of regulatory over- struggling department store remains high and hiring mod- the housing bubble. Once sumers. But lending has been approach,” said Inslee, who reach,” too cumbersome and chain this week will begin est. The end of a Social Secu- there were too many homes rebounding. is due to give Holder more expensive to enforce, Laura adding back some of the hun- rity tax cut is shrinking for sale; now, there are too Mortgage and auto loans details this week. Harris said in a statement. dreds of sales it ditched last already flat pay.Federal budg- few to meet demand. That is are rising. Commercial and year in hopes of luring shoppers et fights have put businesses pushing up home prices, industrial loans rose 2.2 per- Liberty Head nickel from who were turned off when the and consumers on edge. construction and hiring — cent in the July-September discounts disappeared,accord- Balanced between those trends that could accelerate quarter from the same period ing to CEO Ron Johnson. tailwinds and headwinds, U.S. economic growth in a year earlier. 1913 likely to fetch millions The reversal comes on the the economy is struggling to 2013 by a full percentage eve of the one-year anniver- accelerate. By the end of this point, economists say. Stock market RICHMOND, Va.(AP) — A ed sale of $2.5 million or sary of its original vow to year, though, many analysts Home prices rose 7.4 per- The Standard and Poor’s humble 5-cent coin with a more when it goes on the almost completely get rid of think the tailwinds will suc- cent in the 12 months that 500 stock index has more storied past is headed to auc- auction block April 25 in the sales that Americans ceed in boosting growth and ended in November, according than doubled from its low in tion and bidding expected to suburban Chicago. covet but that cut into a fueling a more robust econo- to CoreLogic. It was the largest 2009 and is just 4 percent shy top $2 million a century after The sellers who will split store’s profits. The idea was my in 2014. 12-month gain in six years. of its record high set in 2007. it was mysteriously minted. the money equally are four to offer everyday low prices “There is some underlying The S&P index has The 1913 Liberty Head Virginia siblings who never that customers could count momentum,”says Paul Edel- Autos jumped 5.4 percent this nickel is one of only five known let the coin slip from their on rather than the nearly 600 stein, U.S. economist at IHS Struggling consumers put month in response to healthy to exist, but it’s the coin’s back hands, even when it was fleeting discounts, coupons Global Insight. “It’s not as off car purchases for years. news on housing and corpo- story that adds to its cachet: It deemed a fake. and sales it once offered. strong as we would like, but Now,pent-up demand is being rate profits. The sidestepping was surreptitiously and ille- The nickel was struck at Miss. River barge it’s there and it’s building.” released: Sales reached a 5-year of the fiscal cliff at the start gally cast, discovered in a car the Philadelphia mint in late Uncertainty about gov- high of 14.5 million last year. of the year helped, too. wreck that killed its owner, 1912, the final year of its accident oil cleanup ernment spending cuts could Analysts expect sales to reach Higher stock prices are declared a fake, forgotten in a issue, but with the year 1913 VICKSBURG, Miss. (AP) be defused by summer, and 15.5 million this year, though boosting Americans’ wealth, closet for decades and then cast on its face — the same — Experts say the stretch of any spending cuts that do still short of the recent peak of providing more fuel for found to be the real deal. year the Buffalo Head nickel Mississippi River where ves- take effect will likely be around 17 million in 2005. spending and growth. It all adds up to an expect- was introduced. sel traffic was halted after a barge hit a railroad bridge on Sunday is one of the most Gruesome boyfriend slaying dangerous along the 2,500- mile-long river. Put Late Monday, cleanup trial is ongoing in Arizona crews were skimming oily the water near Vicksburg, a day after a barge struck a bridge, PHOENIX (AP) — Jodi defense will be to spare Arias mates? Yes. Were any knives Life rupturing a compartment Arias was adamant at first. the death penalty. missing from sets inside his back holding 80,000 gallons of oil. She said she knew nothing Brief questions posed by home? No.Did police find Arias Authorities said that the oil about her lover’s death, did- jurors through a judge to the in possession of the gun used in was being contained and there n’t slit his throat, stab him lead detective as he testified the killing? 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C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Tuesday, January29,2013 Y K Nation Vet who lost 4 limbs has double-arm transplant

BY MARILYNN MARCHIONE son does not want to talk novel approach is aimed at The Marroccos want to The Associated Press with reporters until a news helping his body accept the thank the donor’s family for conference today at the hos- new limbs with minimal med- “making a selfless decision ... On Facebook, he describes pital, but the younger Mar- ication to prevent rejection. making a difference in Bren- himself as a “wounded war- rocco has repeatedly men- The military sponsors dan’s life,”the father said. rior...very wounded.” tioned the transplant on operations like these to help Brendan Marrocco has Brendan Marrocco was the Twitter and posted photos. wounded troops. About 300 been in public many times. first soldier to survive losing “Ohh yeah today has been have lost arms or hands in During a July 4 visit last year all four limbs in the Iraq War, one month since my surgery Iraq or Afghanistan. to the Sept. 11 Memorial with and doctors revealed Monday and they already move a lit- Unlike a life-saving heart or other disabled soldiers, he that he’s received a double- tle,” Brendan Marrocco liver transplant, limb trans- said he had no regrets about arm transplant. tweeted Jan. 18. plants are aimed at improving his military service. Those new arms “already Responding to a tweet quality of life, not extending it. “I wouldn’t change it in move a little,” he tweeted a from NASCAR driver Brad Quality of life is a key concern any way. ... I feel great. I’m month after the operation. Keselowski, he wrote: “dude for people missing arms and still the same person,”he said. Marrocco, a 26-year-old I can’t tell you how exciting hands — prosthetics for those The 13-hour operation New Yorker, was injured by a this is for me. I feel like I limbs are not as advanced as was led by Dr. W.P. Andrew roadside bomb in 2009.He had finally get to start over.” those for feet and legs. Lee, plastic surgery chief at the transplant Dec. 18 at Johns The infantryman also “He was the first quad Johns Hopkins. It was the The Associated Press Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, received bone marrow from amputee to survive,”and there seventh double-hand or In this July 4,2012 photo,Army Sgt.Brendan Marrocco of Staten Island, his father said Monday. the same dead donor who have been four others since double-arm transplant done N.Y.,wearing a prosthetic arm, poses for a picture at the 9/11 Memorial Alex Marrocco said his supplied his new arms. That then, Alex Marrocco said. in the United States. in New York. Scouts may end exclusion of gays

NEW YORK (AP) — Facing diverse and ceaseless protests, the Boy Scouts of America is signaling its readiness to end the nation- The Associated Press wide exclusion of gays as Dawn Lafferty Hochsprung, principal at Sandy Hook Elementary scouts or leaders and give the School, in Newtown, Conn. is in this 2010 photo. sponsors of local troops the freedom to decide the matter for themselves. Newtown expands scope of The Associated Press If approved by the Scouts’ In this 2012 photo,Jennifer Tyrrell, right, arrives for a meeting at the Boys Scouts of America national offices planned children’s museum national executive board, in Irving, Texas, with her son Jude Burns, 5, second from right, partner Alicia Burns, and son Cruz Burns, 7, possibly as soon as next left.The Ohio woman was ousted as a den mother because she is a lesbian. week, the change would be NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) more ambitious, with — Months before she was museums around the coun- another momentous mile- change, which was outlined tions instead of the BSA. The change in the policy toward killed in a gunman’s ram- try collecting donations stone for America’s gay- Monday by the Scouts, the Southern Baptists are among atheists was not being con- page, Sandy Hook Elemen- and organizers looking to rights movement, following different religious and civic the largest sponsors of Scout sidered and that the BSA con- tary School Principal Dawn renovate a 52,000-square- a surge of support for same- groups that sponsor Scout units, along with the Roman tinued to view “Duty to God” Hochsprung wrote a letter foot building to host the sex marriage and the ending units would be able to decide Catholic, Mormon and Unit- as one of its basic principles. expressing her excitement new learning center. A cap- of the ban on gays serving for themselves how to address ed Methodist churches. Protests over the no-gays over an effort to bring a chil- ital campaign that was to opening in military. the issue — either maintaining Under the proposed policy gained momentum in dren’s museum to Newtown. begin in the spring will start “The pulse of equality is an exclusion of gays, as is now change, said BSA spokesman 2000, when the U.S. At the time, the propos- right away, with hopes of strong in America, and today required of all units, or open- Deron Smith, “the Boy Scouts Supreme Court upheld the al was fairly modest: A raising $10 million instead it beats a bit faster with news ing up their membership. would not, under any circum- BSA’s right to exclude gays. building of perhaps 20,000 of the original $4 million. that the Boy Scouts may Southern Baptist leaders — stances, dictate a position to Scout units lost sponsor- square feet would provide It will still be a commu- finally put an end to its long who consider homosexuality units, members, or parents.” ships by public schools and art and science programs nity museum, Chiriatti history of discrimination,” a sin — were furious about the The Irving, Texas-based other entities that adhered to for area children. said, but it will also be a said Chad Griffin of the possible change and said its BSA, which celebrated its nondiscrimination policies, Since last month’s mas- destination point for Human Rights Campaign, a approval might encourage 100th anniversary in 2010, and several local Scout sacre, the plan has become southwestern Connecticut. major gay-rights group. Southern Baptist churches to has long excluded both gays councils made public their Under the proposed support other boys’ organiza- and atheists. Smith said that a displeasure with the policy. Cadavers What’s bigger than February’s honored in med student Big Game? dissection lab GARY, Ind. (AP) — When medical students have fin- ished their study and prac- tice on cadavers, they often hold a respectful memorial service to honor these bodies The Associated Press donated to science. Medical student Jimmy Beasley, left, speaks with Joan Terry, about her Y OU’RE But the ceremonies at one sister, donor Judy A. Clemens, after a memorial service for bodies medical school have a surreal donated to science at Indiana University School of Medicine — twist: Relatives gather around Northwest on Friday in Gary, Ind. the cold steel tables where their loved ones were dissect- imagination. 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C M C M Y K Tuesday, January29,2013 • The World • A9 Y K World Crisis Mali’s troops shakes free Timbuktu SEVARE, Mali (AP) — Timbuktu, a city of mud- Backed by French helicopters walled buildings and 50,000 Egypt and paratroopers, Malian people, was for centuries a soldiers entered the fabled seat of Islamic learning and a city of Timbuktu on Monday major trading center along PORT SAID, Egypt (AP) — after al-Qaida-linked mili- the North African caravan Thousands of mourners tants who ruled the outpost routes that carried slaves, chanting for the downfall of by fear for nearly 10 months gold and salt. In Europe, leg- Egypt’s president marched fled into the desert, setting end had it that it was a city of in funerals again today in the fire to a library that held gold. Today, its name is syn- restive city of Port Said as thousands of manuscripts onymous to many with the the army chief warned the dating to the Middle Ages. ends of the earth. state could collapse if the French Col. Thierry It has been home to some latest political crisis drags Burkhard, chief military 20,000 irreplaceable manu- on. spokesman in Paris, said that scripts, some dating to the Troops in Port Said and there had been no combat 12th century. It was not Suez, two riot-torn cities AP photo with the Islamists but that immediately known how along the strategic Suez Egyptian protesters celebrate the capture of a state security armored vehicle. Demonstrators comman- the French and Malian forces many were destroyed in the Canal, stood by and watched deered the vehicle during clashes with security forces and brought it to nearbyTahrir Square in Cairo. Egypt’s did not yet control the town. blaze that was set in recent Monday night as thousands army chief warned today of "the collapse of the state" if the political crisis continues. Still, there was celebration days in an act of vengeance took to the streets in direct among the thousands of by the Islamists before they defiance of a night curfew tamount to an outright Brotherhood group. Islamists of monopolizing rebellion that many worried At least 60 people have power and failing to live up to Timbuktu residents who fled withdrew. and a state of emergency the city rather than live Michael Covitt, chairman declared by President could spread to other parts of been killed since Friday. the ideals of the pro-democ- the country. Already, pro- “As long as the president’s racy uprising that ousted under strict and pitiless of the Malian Manuscript Mohammed Morsi a day ear- Islamic rule and the dire Foundation, called the arson lier. Residents of the two testers across much of Egypt hands are stained in blood, authoritarian leader Hosni are battling police, cutting he must leave,”said Port Said Mubarak two years ago. poverty that worsened after a “desecration to humanity.” cities and Ismailiya, a third the tourist industry was “These manuscripts are city also under the emer- off roads and railway lines, lawyer Mohammed el-Ass- In Cairo, intense fighting and besieging government fouri as he stood outside the for days around central destroyed. irreplaceable. 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we can keep doing it,”he infrastructure projects. Con- BREENA suggested, as the team hud- Many ramps are labors of love DREDGING gress has been reluctant to Goal is to dled in Kelsey Lyon’s carport A wheelchair ramp can be a vital lifeline, but few people can get social The meeting spend it, but DeFazio plans to to review its plans. services to pay for one. introduce legislation loosen- raise $2,700 “I’m on board,”chorused People over 60 can try the Area Agency on Aging, where Lori Austin said is Wednesday ing the purse strings. Continued from Page A1 Favilla and Van Maldeghem. they can get on a waiting list for funding. Continued from Page A1 Confirmed meeting atten- Kelsey and Cecilia Lyon South Coast Business Employment Corp. used to field construction crews dees include Col. Eisen- expressed pleasure at the that learned work skills while building ramps for AAA’s clients, but funding hauer, state senators and “We’ll get it done,”said response. Their landlord has has dried up for that, Austin said. lion to fund dredging proj- representatives in the Chavez, who already had been supportive of the proj- Christy Shipman, supervisor of long-term care for seniors and people with ects in Coos Bay, Umpqua, Coastal Caucus, a represen- been doing the groundwork ect, they said. disabilities in the North Bend office of the Department of Health and Human Siuslaw, Gold Beach, Port tative from Sen. Jeff to collect funds. “It’s nice to know every Services, said her agency’s clients can get ramps built only if they’re coming Orford, Brookings and Ban- Merkley’s office, a represen- He said he had called once in a while that there are home from a hospital or care facility: 541-756-2017. The agency solicits bids don. In 2011, however, the tative from the governor’s Oregon Coast Community people who are genuinely from local contractors for those projects. House’s ban on earmarks — office, port officials and Action and other agencies nice and care,”Kelsey said. When clients don’t qualify for that funding, she refers them to church appropriations for direct community members. without success. She said the experience groups, which often will pitch in on request. Some local contractors will give a funding of local projects — The meeting will be 3-5 A couple of hours later, has inspired her to look into generous senior or disabled discount, she said. stymied this tactic. p.m. Wednesday at the Portable ramps are available online and sometimes turn up at thrift stores, Chavez had put up a site on creating a nonprofit that A potential source of Chetco Activity Center, 550 she said. gofundme.com, with the dredging funds is the federal Chetco Lane, Brookings. would help families of dis- Contrary to a popular misconception, the Salvation Army doesn’t build goal of raising $2,700. abled children. Harbor Maintenance Trust Members of the public can ramps, said Lt. Kevin Pope. Fund, which receives money contribute to the discussion He also is hitting up lum- Reporter Gail Elber can be Mike Chavez said if his fundraising effort for Breena Simones’ ramp gener- ber and hardware dealers for reached at 541-269-1222, ext. from port fees and is sup- during the public comment ates a surplus, it could seed an ongoing ramp-building project. Call him at posed to fund harbor-related portion of the meeting. donations of lumber, fasten- 234, at gail.elber@the- 262-297-9651 to learn more. ers and connectors. worldlink.com, or on Twitter To contribute to Breena’s ramp, visit www.gofundme.com/breenasbridge. “If this rolls really well, at @gailtheworld. SCHOOLS Reporter Thomas Moriarty can be reached at 541-269- Continued from Page A1 which wholesaler the com- In about 30 percent of and scanning or taking pic- 1222, ext. 240, at TRACE thomas.moriarty@the- pany used. That may lead to cases, one or all of those tures of the records. while, it’s not that embed- Continued from Page A1 a call to a second distributor folks have gone out of busi- “Those records come in all ded,”she said. worldlink.com, or on Twitter before investigators can pin- ness and ATF tracers are left different shapes and forms. There is expected to be at at @ThomasDMoriarty. said Charles J. Houser, who point the retail gun dealer to sort through potentially We have to digitally image least one more work session runs the ATF’s National who first sold the weapon. thousands of out-of-busi- them, we literally take a pic- before the board decides on Tracing Center in Martins- Gun dealers are required to ness records forwarded to ture of it,”Houser said. “We the 2013-2014 calendar this burg, W.Va. keep a copy of federal forms the ATF and stored at the have had rolls of toilet paper spring. Outdoors When police trace a gun, that detail who buys what office building that more or paper towels ... because Board member Rocky the search starts by sending gun and a log for guns sold. closely resembles a remote they (dealers) did not like the Place said it will be difficult Find out where the all the information they have They are required to share call center than a law requirement to keep for the board to balance best fishing can be about the gun — including that information with the enforcement operation. records.” teachers’ desire for more the manufacturer and model ATF if a gun turns up at a The records are stored as Last year the center traced flexible scheduling with the found on the South — to an office worker in a crime scene and authorities digital pictures that can only about 344,000 guns for need to set aside profession- Coast. low-slung brick building just want it traced. Often, gun be searched one image at a 6,000 different law enforce- al development time. off the Appalachian Trial in shops fax the paperwork to time. Two shifts of contrac- ment agencies. Houser has a “It’s surprising what you rural West Virginia. the ATF. tors spend their days taking success rate of about 90 per- can do when you’re forced to, ATF officials first call the That’s where the paper staples out of papers, sorting cent, so long as enough huh? And that may be what it See GO! Saturday manufacturer, who reveals trail ends. through thousands of pages information is provided. comes down to.”

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NBA | B2 Sports Kid Scoop | B4 B theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 TUESDAY,JANUARY 29, 2013 Big game features emerging throwers

BY BARRY WILNER The Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS — No Tom Brady. No Aaron Rodgers. No Ben Roethlisberger. Not a Manning in sight. Super Bowl has a pair of fresh faces at quarterback, bona fide nobodies as far as the NFL title game goes. One will leave New Orleans as football’s newest star. For Colin Kaepernick and Joe Flacco, this is new territory. And, of course, exactly where they want to be. “To be AFC champs feels good,” Flacco said Monday. “We move on now to this challenge.” Flacco, the only quarterback to By Lou Sennick, The World Marshfield’s Dalon Milburn throws the discus during the annual Coos County Meet last April. Milburn set a new record for the event. win a playoff game in each of his first five NFL seasons, will lead the Baltimore Ravens into Sunday’s matchup against the NFC-win- ning San Francisco 49ers and Prefontaine honor goes to Milburn Kaepernick, a backup for most of his two seasons. It’s the first time in a decade THE WORLD honor during the Bay Area Dalton both embraced and reflect- He repeated as state discus that the big game doesn’t feature Chamber of Commerce awards ed those standards.” champion, breaking a 53-year-old one of the big five household COOS BAY — Former banquet Saturday. Milburn kept a 3.2 grade point school record as a junior. He also names in the glamour position. Marshfield track standout Dalton During Saturday’s banquet, he average while earning all-league placed in both the shot put and You can’t get much fresher Milburn has been named was introduced by Marshfield honors in three sports — football, javelin. than quarterbacks who never have Prefontaine Athlete of the Year. track coach Mac McIntosh, who basketball and track and field. “No other athlete in 105 years gotten this far before. The honor is named after dis- said the committee aims each year In track, he distinguished him- of Marshfield track and field has “At the start of the season, I tance running great Steve to honor an athlete who mirrors self among throwers with his ver- accomplished this distinctive tri- was just hoping to get on the field Prefontaine, who graduated from Prefontaine’s work ethic, charac- satility. fecta,” McIntosh said. some way, somehow,” said Marshfield High School in 1969. ter and perseverance. McIntosh described throwers The coach said he challenged Kaepernick, the backup for Alex He held every American record “Since first meeting Dalton as a as specialists, particularly the col- Milburn to lead the team by scoring Smith, who took the 49ers to the from 2,000 to 10,000 meters when tight end while coaching the legiate and international athletes, lots of points at district and state. conference final last season. he was killed in a 1975 car crash. Marshfield freshman football who normally train in just one “Others have balked at the disci- He got that chance after Smith Milburn graduated from team, I’ve grown to admire his throwing event. pline and commitment required to sustained a concussion Nov. 11, Marshfield last June and is a mem- determination, his work ethic and Among the state’s top three learn and master all three events,” and hasn’t seen the bench since. ber of the Portland State his mature responsiveness to classifications last spring, 150 McIntosh said. “He responded with Win this one and he’ll have a University football team. He was coaching,” McIntosh said. “We throwers qualified for the state determination, training for hours piece of history, joining a heady chosen for the award by the have three standards on the track meet, but only a handful in two of after every practice, and in the quarterback club that includes Prefontaine Memorial team: Live with integrity, compete the three throws. Milburn alone process became the most decorated Hall of Famers Joe Montana and Committee, which bestowed the with class and add to the legacy. advanced in all three. thrower in school history.” Steve Young, who guided the 49ers to five NFL titles — a victory every time they played. No. 6 would tie the team with NB, Marshfield bowlers earn state bids Roethlisberger’s Pittsburgh Steelers — a record for most Super Bowl wins. ence between first and second, THE WORLD A second-round draft pick in and 20 pins between second and 2011 out of Nevada — not exactly Two Bay Area bowling squads seventh,” said North Bend coach Alabama — Kaepernick has the advanced to the high school state Tracie Ball. shortest pro resume of any Super championships Sunday. It wasn’t nearly so close a call for Bowl quarterback. It’s impressive, North Bend’s girls and the final three. During the second nonetheless. His legs (181 yards Marshfield’s boys both will com- round of qualifying, Cottage Grove rushing against Green Bay, a pete in three weeks at Hillsboro had 1,741 pins, followed by record for the position) and his following their efforts in Eugene. Springfield (1,644), North Bend (1, arm (105.9 passer rating in the Both the Bulldogs and Pirates 627), Willamette (1,551), Marshfield postseason) are the main reasons qualified with outstanding efforts (1,494) and Siuslaw (1,460). San Francisco is in its first NFL in the latter portions of Sunday’s North Bend qualified for state title game in 18 years. district finals, with North Bend by beating Springfield in the two- “Anybody that is out there on capturing first place for the girls game semifinals and then topped the football field, you want to see and Marshfield finishing second Cottage Grove by 12 pins in the them produce and get results,”left among the boys. two-game championship match. tackle Joe Staley said.“With Colin, All the teams started by bowl- “We were definitely the under- his first couple of starts, you did ing 20 Baker games — five bowlers dogs,”Ball said. “No one expected not know what to expect because on each team alternate frames. us to go.” Contributed Photo we had not seen him out there as a The top six teams in both the girls North Bend’s team includes a Members of North Bend’s bowling team include,back row from left: Josie Dixon,coach starting quarterback. He did and boys divisions then advanced mix of veterans and newcomers, Tracie Ball, Jaimie Katherman, Sierra Smith and Amy Kress, and front row: Micah amazing and he has all season, as to the second round of qualifying with the best of the new team Lowery an Airanna Campbell. well as the playoffs. I think it was — 10 more games with scores members, freshman Arianna one of those things where we saw starting over from scratch — and Marshfield were fifth during the Bend’s girls were among a tight Campbell, being the team’s most him in practice and we just wanted only the top three advancing to the first round of qualifying before ral- group of squads competing to valuable bowler during the district to see how he was going to handle stepladder finals and having a lying to finish in the top three and, reach the second round of qualify- tournament. the situation in the games. He has chance to qualify for state. ultimately, earn spots at state. ing, all far behind Cottage Grove. done that.” Both North Bend and Through 20 games, North “There was a 300-pin differ- SEE BOWLERS | B3 Still, he’s new to this environ- ment and that hardly seems to faze Kaepernick. “One thing I’ve always said Upbeats dance to team title at Sheldon about him from the start is he comes off as a guy that has a lot of confidence,” said center Jonathan THE WORLD Marist (60.39) and also was the content and execution. Of five dancers who earned rib- best score among any of the 13 “That tells us that we have a bons, three were from Goodwin, who won a Super Bowl Marshfield High School’s teams that competed, coach strong dance, but we have a lot of Marshfield: Paige Thomas, Sara snapping for Drew Brees and the dance team made its season Debbie Brown said. work ahead on technique, preci- Birrer and Daysha Browne. Saints three years ago. “I’m not debut in winning style Saturday, Bandon placed third in the sion and spacing if we want to Seniors Brittney Loper and just saying that. You can feel it by taking first place in its division at Class 3A-2A-1A division with a continue to raise our scores,” Kelsey Scott participated in an the way he acts and talks.” the Sheldon competition in score of 59.56, finishing behind Brown said. all-state exhibition performance Flacco has that air of certainty, Eugene. Amity (67.00) and Grant Union The Upbeats also had a strong after finishing among the top 25 too, but at least it’s built on a more The Upbeats earned a score of (62.50). effort in the advanced drill down, Class 5A dancers at Oregon substantial foundation, including 76.33, which topped Class 5A The Upbeats got their best which tests dancers on their School Activities Association an 8-4 mark in the playoffs, with rivals South Albany (75.56), Dallas marks in the category of overall knowledge of dance skills and auditions held last weekend in (67.56), North Eugene (63.11) and effect. The other categories are ability to respond to commands. Gresham. SEE QBS | B3

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C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Tuesday,January29,2013 Y K Sports Oregon will visit Virginia on Sept. 7

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS offensive tackle who played five seasons with the 49ers STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — and one season with the Penn State got the boot from Oakland Raiders, Assistant Virginia’s 2013 schedule so District Attorney Al Serrato the Cavaliers could host said. Oregon. The charges stem from an Virginia was supposed to altercation outside a Menlo visit Beaver Park restaurant between Stadium Harris, 30, and Dimitri Geier, on Sept. Sports who suffered several facial 14, the fractures that required sur- return Shorts gery, Serrato said. trip after the Nittany PRO BASKETBALL Lions lost 17-16 in Coach Adelman returns Charlottesville last to Timberwolves September. But Penn State athletic MINNEAPOLIS — Rick director Dave Joyner said Adelman is back on the court Monday in a statement that and coaching basketball after Virginia informed the three weeks away to help his wife through a health scare. The Associated Press Nittany Lions it wouldn’t be Indiana forward Paul George, right, fights for control of a loose ball with Denver Nuggets forward Corey Brewer in the fourth quarter Monday. visiting Happy Valley in His Minnesota order to play a home game, Timberwolves lost nine of 11 and that he hoped to find a games without him to fall replacement soon. behind in the powerful Separately, Virginia Western Conference playoff Nuggets rally to beat Pacers announced Monday it sched- race. uled a home-and-home Adelman ran practice Monday and said he planned series with Oregon, with the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS attempt in front of the basket and the fourth quarter and also had seven first game to be played in to coach against the Clippers Grizzlies grabbed the rebound. assists. Francisco Garcia scored 17 Charlottesville on Sept. 7. on Wednesday night if all is DENVER — Andre Iguodala made a Gay was fouled and made both free points for the Kings in a game that Virginia will make a trip to satisfactory with Mary Kay free throw with 0.4 seconds remaining throws for a three-point cushion. included 16 ties and 11 lead changes. Eugene in 2016. Adelman, who is being treat- after forcing a turnover to deny a last- Nick Young couldn’t get the tying Emeka Okafor scored a season-high Oregon had previously ed for an undisclosed condi- second shot by Indiana, and the Denver shot off at the buzzer for the Sixers. 23 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, and been scheduled to visit tion. Nuggets beat the Pacers 102-101 Evan Turner scored a season-high 27 John Wall had 19 points and six assists Nevada, which asked to COLLEGE BASKETBALL Monday night. points for Philadelphia, Thaddeus for the Wizards. switch the schedule. Nevada Iguodala finished with 13 points, 10 Young had 23, and Jrue Holiday added Bulls 93, Bobcats 85: Jimmy Butler now will visit Oregon in 2019. Michigan men return to rebounds and seven assists, and had the 18 points and 10 assists. scored a career-high 19 points and Nate Virginia executive associ- No. 1 spot in rankings defensive play of the Rockets 125, Jazz 80: James Robinson added 15 as Chicago won for ate athletic director Jon Michigan is No. 1 in The game when he stole NBA Harden scored 25 points and Houston the seventh time in nine games. Oliver said in that statement Associated Press’ college the ball from Paul handed Utah its worst home loss in Kemba Walker and Ben Gordon led announcing the Oregon basketball poll for the first George as the Pacers’ Recap franchise history. the Bobcats with 18 points apeice. series that the Cavs hoped to time since its Fab Five days guard maneuvered for The Jazz had won six straight at Charlotte has lost nine of its last 11 reschedule the rematch 20 years ago. Meanwhile, a last-second shot. home but simply couldn’t keep pace in games. against Penn State. Joyner Oregon is back in the top 10. Iguoadala signaled for time out with transition. They were outscored 26-2 on Warriors 114, Raptors 102: David hoped to reschedule as well. For the second straight 0.5 seconds remaining. On the the fast break and shot just 39.5 percent. Lee had 21 points and 12 rebounds, inbounds, Andre Miller lobbed a pass Their previous worst defeat at home Stephen Curry scored 17 points before PRO FOOTBALL week the No. 1 team lost. This time it was Duke, which was toward the basket that Iguodala and was by 33 points to Milwaukee on Nov. leaving with an injury, and Golden State Reed agrees with Obama routed 90-63 by Miami in George both went after with George 18, 1980. beat an Eastern Conference opponent for about football safety the third-worst defeat by a making contact and getting called for Carlos Delfino and Marcus Morris the first time in four games this month. the foul. each hit four 3-pointers for Houston, Aaron Gray had a career-high 22 NEW ORLEANS — top-ranked team. Michigan received 51 After missing four consecutive free which made 16 of 34 from beyond the points and 10 rebounds, DeMar Baltimore Ravens safety Ed throws earlier in the fourth quarter, arc. Omer Asik had 19 rebounds as the DeRozan scored 21 points and Ed Davis Reed agrees with President first-place votes from the 65-member national media Iguodala coolly sank the tiebreaker and Rockets (25-22) won their third straight. had 12 for the Raptors, who have lost Obama that football needs to missed the second on purpose and the Randy Foye led Utah with 12 points. seven of nine. be made safer, and he wants panel, 38 more than Kansas, which moved up one spot. buzzer sounded as the ball rattled off Kings 96, Wizards 94: Isaiah Nets 97, Magic 77: Deron Williams to help make that happen. the backboard. Thomas made a floater with a second to had 20 points and nine assists to help Reed, an 11-year veteran They are the only one-loss teams in the poll. Indiana, Grizzlies 103, 76ers 100: Marc play, capping a seesaw finish as Brooklyn sweep the four-game season and one of the most respect- Gasol scored a season-high 27 points Sacramento broke a four-game losing against Orlando and win its its eighth ed players in the NFL, was in Florida, which drew the other first-place vote, and and Rudy Gay had 26 to help Memphis streak. straight at home. the minority among players rally from 17 points down to beat Thomas dribbled down the clock The Nets rebounded from their first at the Super Bowl on Monday Duke complete the top five. Oregon, which has built a Philadelphia. after the Wizards tied the game on two-game losing streak under P.J. when he said that Obama’s Jerryd Bayless missed a jumper for Martell Webster’s short jumper with 7.9 Carlesimo. comments questioning the two-game lead in the Pac-12, was 10th. Memphis and Gay grabbed the rebound seconds to play, then drove down the Nikola Vucevic had 18 points and safety of the game are on tar- and made it 101-100 on a bucket with middle and put the ball in with a soft nine rebounds for the Magic, who lost get. In the women’s poll, Baylor remained No. 1 for a 13.3 seconds left. Philadelphia’s touch from 9 feet. their sixth staight and 17th in their last “I am with Obama,” Reed Thaddeus Young missed a short Thomas had 10 of his 22 points in the 19. said. “I have a son. I am not fourth straight week. forcing football on my son. If Notre Dame and UConn he wants to play it ... I can’t stayed second and third, make decisions for him. All I Stanford moved up to fourth and Duke fell one spot to fifth Woods wins PGA season debut can do is say, ‘Son, I played it so you don’t have to.’” after losing by 30 points to While acknowledging he’s the Huskies last Monday. SAN DIEGO (AP) — Tiger a football fan, Obama told BASEBALL Woods never looked so irri- The New Republic in an tated winning a golf tourna- interview that he’s con- Dodgers have new deal ment so comfortably. cerned about the violent with Time Warner Cable His record eighth victory nature of the sport — enough LOS ANGELES — The at Torrey Pines was all but so that if he had a son, he’d Los Angeles Dodgers formal- over when Woods ripped a 5- think twice about allowing ly announced a deal with iron from 244 yards over the him to play. Time Warner Cable to create corner of a bunker and onto “I think that those of us a new TV channel that people the green at the par-5 13th who love the sport are going familiar with the situation hole, setting up a two-putt to have to wrestle with the say assures the team more birdie that gave him an eight fact that it will probably than $7 billion over 25 years. shot lead in the Farmers change gradually to try to That is double what Major Insurance Open. reduce some of the violence,” League Baseball thought the At least he had plenty of he said. local TV rights were worth time to savor this victory. “In some cases, that may when the team was sold out The final five holes felt like make it a little bit less exciting, of bankruptcy just last year. they took forever. but it will be a whole lot better Woods twirled his club on for the players, and those of us Jeter returns to field for the tee and leaned on it in the who are fans maybe won’t first time since injury fairway as the final round have to examine our con- TAMPA, Fla. — Derek dragged on. He lost rhythm sciences quite as much.” Jeter worked out on a baseball and appeared to lose interest, field for the first time since and it showed. A bogey from Goodell says Pro Bowl breaking his left ankle last the bunker on the 14th. A tee was better this year October. shot that caromed off a euca- The Associated Press lyptus tree on the 15th hole Tiger Woods raises a fist after hitting out of a bunker on the 11th hole during the fourth round of the Farmers HONOLULU — At least The 38-year-old New that led to double bogey. A Insurance Open on Monday. one key NFL executive thinks York Yankees captain fielded 55 grounders on the grass in tee shot he popped up on the play improved at the Pro Bowl 17th hole that left him 50 illegal drop. Woods had never Greensboro Open eight to be excited about his short this year: Commissioner front of the infield dirt at shortstop at the team’s minor yards behind the other play- missed the cut on the times. Woods won for the game. Roger Goodell. ers and led to another bogey. European Tour, and he had eighth time at Torrey Pines, In the third round Sunday, During a one-hour ques- league complex. He also hit in a batting cage. “It got a little ugly at the never started his season with including the 2008 U.S. he was furious with himself tion and answer session on end,” Woods said. “I started the weekend off. Open, and that’s a PGA Tour for going long on the par-3 Reddit he said he thought the WINTER SPORTS losing patience a little bit He might have been the record that Woods previously eighth green, without much game improved from last Snowmobile rider is in with the slow play.” only one who didn’t panic. shared with ... himself. He green between his ball and year, when players were No matter. It only affected Woods seized control also has won seven times at the hole. Woods hit a chip clearly not trying and were critical condition the margin, not the outcome. with a 65 on the North Firestone and Bay Hill. solidly, with just enough loft, booed by fans in Hawaii. ASPEN, Colo. — Woods had to settle for an Course at Torrey Pines, the “I think he wanted to send to leave himself a tap-in par. The NFC dominated the Snowmobile rider Caleb even-par 72 that gave him a spent the rest of the week a message,” said Hunter In the conclusion of the final AFC 62-35 on Sunday in a Moore remained in critical four-shot win over defending pulling away from the field Mahan, who shares a swing round Monday, he pulled his game that had some high- condition after a crash at the champion Brandt Snedeker until no one could catch him. coach with Woods. “I think tee shot into a bad spot in the light-quality plays but that Winter X Games in Aspen and and Josh Teater, who each “I don’t know if anybody deep down he did. You play bunker on the par-3 11th. The quickly became lopsided. is being closely monitored. had a 69. would have beaten him this some games to try to moti- lie was good, but he had to Goodell says he appreci- His family thanked For a tour that has been week,” said Nick Watney, vate yourself. There’s been so aim well left, meaning his ates the commitment from Moore’s fans for their sup- criticized for slow play, this who got within five shots of much talk about Rory. Rory is legs were spread wide on the players to make the game port and asked for their wasn’t an ideal start to the Woods when the tournament now with Nike. That would slope of the sand. better. prayers. network portion of its sched- was still undecided until be my guess.” He blasted it out with his Former 49er Harris faces The 25-year-old was per- ule. With Woods virtually a making three bogeys on his And it was his 75th win on 60-degree wedge to a top forming a flip Thursday when lock to win, CBS Sports want- next five holes. “He’s defi- the PGA Tour, seven short of shelf, and then watched it domestic assault charge he clipped the top of a jump ed the final round to resume nitely on his game.” the record held by Snead. feed down a slope to the SAN FRANCISCO — and went over the handle- Monday later than normal so It’s still too early to figure Woods has won 23 of those right. It lost pace at the end Former San Francisco 49er bars. The snowmobile rolled that it could be televised in late out the state of his game, tournaments by at least four or it might have gone in. Kwame Harris was charged over him, but he walked off afternoon on the East Coast. especially in relation to Rory shots. It looked good for televi- with felony domestic vio- the course with help and Play was so slow that CBS McIlroy, who also missed the “I’m excited the way I sion. It was a difficult shot, lence and assault charges went to a hospital with a con- went over its allotted time. cut in Abu Dhabi. played all week,” Woods said. but not impossible. from an August beating cussion. Woods, meanwhile, had Torrey Pines is a public “I hit the ball well — pretty But Woods believes those involving a former boyfriend, While there, he developed the ideal start to his tour sea- course that Woods treats like much did everything well and are the shots he wasn’t con- a prosecutor and defense bleeding around his heart and son. his private domain. He won built myself a nice little verting a year ago. And that’s lawyer said. was flown to Grand Junction Only a week earlier, he the tournament for the sev- cushion. I had some mistakes one reason his outlook was so Following a pretrial hear- for surgery Friday. His family missed the cut in Abu Dhabi, enth time, one short of the at the end, but all my good bright on the rest of the year, ing in the case, a San Mateo said Sunday that Moore then in part because of a two-shot PGA Tour record for most play before that allowed me even after having to cope County judge set a late April had a secondary complication penalty assessed after his wins in a single event. Sam to afford those mistakes.” with so much fog along the trial date for Harris, an involving his brain. second round for taking an Snead won the Greater Woods mostly had reason Pacific bluffs. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Monday, January29,2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Backs use contrasting styles

I Shifty Rice and beyond the first-down stripe for a 30-yard gain. powerful Gore lead The Ravens kicked a tying ground games in field goal, then won the game in overtime. the Super Bowl As for Gore, his numbers are equally impressive — more than 1,000 yards on the BY PAUL NEWBERRY ground six of the last seven The Associated Press seasons, as well as becoming San Francisco’s career leader NEW ORLEANS — One in rushing touchdowns. Contributed Photo guy is a bruiser of a back, just “We always credit Frank Marshfield’s boys bowling team, holding its awards from finishing sec- as comfortable running with the tough yards,”Miller ond at the district tournament, includes from left: David Hayes, Jayce through defenders as around said. “He doesn’t get the easy Morgan, Tyler Vasser, Alex Minyard, coach Luke Clark, Jordan Clark and them. runs. It’s up the middle, three Curtis Ware. The other is more of a or four yards a carry. But he slasher, darting this way and just continues to move the Luke Clark. that to make people miss, chains. That’s why we’re BOWLERS requiring only the slightest After the scores were reset here.” for the final 10 games of opening to bust off a big gain. Even so, both running Pirates rally to They may be different in qualifying, the Pirates got off backs are a bit overlooked reach state to another slow start and style — Frank Gore of the San heading into the title game. Francisco 49ers, Ray Rice of From Page B1 were in fifth place again after In San Francisco, quarter- five games. the Baltimore Ravens — but back Colin Kaepernick and the featured runners at this Campbell moved from “Then the kids got on the pistol offense are all the fire,” Clark said. “We shot Super Bowl have at least one rage. For Baltimore, much of California to North Bend four 200 games. We ended up thing in common. the attention is focused on with her family, specifically winning by 90 pins. Plenty of respect for the The Associated Press retiring linebacker Ray Lewis so she could be part of a high “They all came together at other guy. San Francisco 49ers running back Frank Gore gets away from Atlanta and quarterback Joe Flacco, school team, Ball said. the right time. They’ve been “He’s like a bull,”Rice said Falcons defensive end Jonathan Babineaux for a 5-yard touchdown run who has finally escaped his During the tournament, doing that all year long.” Monday evening, shortly during the second half of the NFC championship game in Atlanta. playoff demons. she usually filled the fifth slot By qualifying first, after the Baltimore Ravens “When you look at the on the team, the bowler who Marshfield already was guar- arrived in the Big Easy. “If criticism that Flacco has rolls the fifth and, more a hip injury. For Rice, the road has anteed a spot at state before you watch Frank Gore, he been through, and you see importantly, the 10th frame, “To battle through what been much smoother. the stepladder finals. doesn’t take the hits. He he’s been through? He’s a Since he was drafted in what a young quarterback where extra points can be actually delivers them like Kaepernick is doing, I scored with a strike or spare. Thurston beat Springfield warrior,”Rice said. “Hats off 2008 out of Rutgers, the in the semifinals and then because of his low center of to my man Frank.” Ravens have made the play- would make them the head- “Arianna was the anchor topped the Pirates in the gravity.” Gore started his pro career offs every season, including lines, too,” Rice said. “I’m in the games that we needed final, overcoming a five-pin Gore was just as effusive with a series of bad teams. three trips to the AFC cham- just being honest.” most,”Ball said. deficit after the first game. with the praise when talking Really bad teams. During his pionship game. But it ended But, chances are, Rice and The other team members The result of the champi- about his counterpart. first six years in the league, there. This season, they got Gore will have a significant include Micah Lowery, the onship game didn’t dampen “He does it all. I love to the 49ers failed to post a over that hump with a major impact on the outcome team’s only senior; junior Marshfield’s excitement, watch him,” Gore said. “He winning record — which was upset at New England. Sunday, especially since their Amy Kress; sophomore Clark said. doesn’t have to hesitate to especially galling for some- “It’s been a great journey rookie backups — LaMichael Jaimie Katherman; and “It will be awesome,” he make moves, to make people one who was brought up on a for me,”Rice said.“I just have James in San Francisco, freshmen Campbell, Sierra miss. He can cut and go, cut win-or-bust mentality with a lot in my life.” Bernard Pierce in Baltimore Smith and Josie Dixon. said of qualifying for state. and go. If you can cut and go, the Hurricanes. He’s rushed for more than — emerged as major threats Both Katherman and “This is my first year coach- you can be pretty good in this “It was tough, real tough,” 1,000 yards four years in a late in the season and play- Smith are new to bowling this ing. It’s going to be a cool league.” Gore said. “I would see some row and is just as valuable in offs, taking some of the load year, while Dixon is a veteran experience.” They sure took different guys — who are not here any- the passing game, also getting off the two starters. of the junior bowling leagues The Pirates feature senior paths to get here. more — after we lost, and more than 60 receptions each “It keeps me fresh,” Gore at North Bend Lanes for Curtis Ware; junior Jayce The 29-year-old Gore has they would just be like, of those seasons. Describing said. “Early in my career, I many years. Morgan; sophomores Tyler endured plenty of defeats, ‘Whatever.’ I was not used to himself, he uses terms like probably wouldn’t have liked North Bend has had a Vasser, Alex Minyard and personal heartache (losing that. If we lost one game at “complete player” and “all- it. Now, it gets me ready for solid season, finishing among David Hayes; and freshman his mother to kidney failure) Miami, it was like our season purpose guy,” both of which the fourth quarter. When the the top three in half of the Jordan Clark, the coach’s son. and a startling string of was over.” are right on the mark. defense is wearing down, eight tournaments leading up Aside from Vasser, all the injuries that might have bro- One of his teammates, In a November game at that’s when I get going.” to district. bowlers have years of experi- ken a lesser person. He tore 49ers fullback Bruce Miller, San Diego, Rice provided one No matter who’s hoisting “They’ve had a really good ence through junior bowling, up both knees in college at has noticed the determina- of the most memorable plays the trophy at the end of the season,”Ball said. Luke Clark said. the University of Miami, tion in Gore’s eyes as the of 2012. With the Ravens game, Gore and Rice will Marshfield’s girls also had “Tyler has only bowled prompting him to wonder if team prepares to face the down by three and facing remain fans of each other. a strong district tournament, for two months,” he said, “football wasn’t for me.” Ravens in the title game fourth-and-29, he hauled in “We don’t have to hit each she said. adding that Vasser still serves Shaking off the doubts, he Sunday. a pass just past the line of other,”Rice quipped. “I’d like “They bowled the best they a valuable role. “He’s the sub, was drafted by the 49ers, but “It means a lot to him,” scrimmage, swerved away to win on Sunday. I don’t bowled all season,” Ball said. if one of the other kids needs needed major surgery on Miller said. “In meetings and from three defenders, broke a want to see him do good on “That was cool for them.” a break.” both shoulders after his at practice, you can see how tackle that would have our defense. But any other Marshfield’s boys, mean- North Bend’s boys were rookie campaign. Later, he intense and focused he is. clinched the victory for the time I watch Frank Gore do while, had a great finish among the three teams that lost part of another season to He’s worked hard for it.” Chargers and lunged just well, I’m happy for him.” Sunday to qualify for state. reached the second round of “They really struggled the qualifying, but they did not first 20 games,” said coach make the top three. Nobody is comparing that’s exactly what Flacco did Luck and Robert Griffin III, QBS Flacco to them just yet, after Baltimore drafted him were anointed starters at the Chinese swimmer suspended Flacco played except for the self-belief he out of Delaware — yep, not outset and played sensation- brings to the job. exactly Alabama. ally. LAUSANNE, Switzerland doping violations by the for Delaware “You naturally become As has become the custom Now Flacco and (AP) — Swimming’s govern- China Swimming Federation. ing body says former world Dates of the suspension were From Page B1 more of the guy when you in the NFL, Flacco represents Kaepernick try to join those spend a number of years in the high draft pick who steps big-name quarterbacks who record-holder Li Zhesi of not published. the league,” he said at the behind center early in his own all those Super Bowl China is serving a two-year Li’s positive test for the six road wins — the most for Ravens’ first Super Bowl career and, usually, stays rings. doping ban after testing pos- banned blood-booster in a any quarterback, Montana news conference Monday. there. Both Mannings did it, “We try to pass tests every itive for EPO. March 2012 out-of-compe- and Young included. That “As a quarterback, it’s my job as did Roethlisberger. Just day,”Flacco said. FINA says Li and her tition test was revealed weeks goes for Baltimore’s John to lead from Day 1.” this season, the top two picks That’s how you become a coach, who was not identi- before the London Olympics Unitas, too. As a five-year starter, in the draft, QBs Andrew Super Bowl quarterback. fied, have been banned for began last summer. Scoreboard

High School Wrestling — North Bend at South New Orleans at Utah, 6 p.m. 15. Miami 15-3 326 — Baltimore 38, Denver 35, 2OT Monday’s Games On The Air Umpqua, 4 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m. 16. Mississippi 17-2 252 24 San Francisco 45, Green Bay 31 Los Angeles 3, Vancouver 2, SO 17. Creighton 18-3 249 12 Sunday, Jan. 13 Boston 5, Carolina 3 Today Pro Basketball College Basketball 18. Missouri 15-4 234 22 Atlanta 30, Seattle 28 Columbus 2, Dallas 1 High School Boys Basketball — Marshfield at 19. N.C. State 16-4 194 18 New England 41, Houston 38 Phoenix 4, Nashville 0 Churchill, 7 p.m., KMHS (91.3 FM); South NBA College Polls 20. San Diego State 16-4 171 25 Conference Championships Edmonton 4, Colorado 1 21. Kansas State 15-4 166 13 Today’s Games Umpqua at North Bend, 7:30 p.m., K-Light (98.7 EASTERN CONFERENCE Sunday, Jan. 20 The Associated Press Men’s Top 25 22. New Mexico 17-3 159 17 New Jersey at Boston, 4 p.m. FM); Myrtle Point at Glide, 7:30 p.m., KTEE (94.9 Atlantic Division W L Pct GB San Francisco 28, Atlanta 24 The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ col- 23. Cincinnati 16-4 134 20 Toronto at Buffalo, 4 p.m. FM and 95.7 FM). New York 27 15 .643 — Baltimore 28, New England 13 High School Girls Basketball — lege basketball poll, with first-place votes in 24. Minnesota 15-5 87 14 Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 4 p.m. South Umpqua at Brooklyn 27 18 .600 1 1/2 Pro Bowl North Bend, 6 p.m., K-Light (98.7 FM); Churchill at parentheses, records through Jan. 27, total 25. Marquette 14-4 75 — Winnipeg at Montreal, 4:30 p.m. Boston 21 23 .477 7 Sunday, Jan. 27 Marshfield, 7 p.m., KMHS (1420 AM). points based on 25 points for a first-place vote Others receiving votes: Georgetown 33, UNLV Washington at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. Philadelphia 18 26 .409 10 At Honolulu Men’s College Basketball — Wisconsin at Ohio through one point for a 25th-place vote and last 32, VCU 27, Wisconsin 25, Pittsburgh 18, Notre N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 4:30 p.m. Toronto 16 29 .356 12 1/2 week’s ranking: Dame 13, UCLA 10, Baylor 7, Southern Miss. 7, NFC 62, AFC 35 State, 4 p.m., ESPN; North Carolina State at Southeast Division W L Pct GB Florida at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. Record Pts Prv Colorado State 6, Saint Mary’s 5, La Salle 3, Super Bowl Dallas at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Virginia, 4 p.m., ESPN2; Kentucky at Mississippi, 6 Miami 28 13 .683 — 1. Michigan (51) 19-1 1,611 2 Oklahoma State 3, Arizona State 2, Middle Sunday, Feb. 3 Columbus at Minnesota, 5 p.m. p.m., ESPN. Atlanta 25 19 .568 4 1/2 Hockey — 2. Kansas (13) 18-1 1,572 3 Tennessee 2, Louisiana Tech 1. At New Orleans Anaheim at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. New York Islanders at Pittsburgh, 4:30 Orlando 14 30 .318 15 1/2 3. Indiana 18-2 1,457 7 Baltimore vs. San Francisco, 3 p.m. (CBS) Wednesday’s Games p.m., NBC Sports Network. Washington 11 32 .256 18 The Associated Press Women’s Top 25 International Soccer — United States vs. Canada, 4. Florida (1) 16-2 1,420 8 Montreal at Ottawa, 4 p.m. Charlotte 11 33 .250 18 1/2 The top 25 teams in the The Associated Press’ 6 p.m., ESPN2. 5. Duke 17-2 1,328 1 Chicago at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Central Division W L Pct GB women’s college basketball poll, with first-place Hockey Wednesday, Jan. 30 6. Syracuse 18-2 1,322 3 Edmonton at Phoenix, 6:30 p.m. Chicago 27 17 .614 — votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 27, Men’s College Basketball — 7. Gonzaga 19-2 1,177 10 Colorado at Vancouver, 7 p.m. Villanova at Notre Indiana 26 19 .578 1 1/2 total points based on 25 points for a first-place NHL Dame, 3 p.m., ESPN2; Texas at Kansas State, 5 p.m., 8. Arizona 17-2 1,160 6 Milwaukee 23 19 .548 3 9. Butler 17-3 1,023 9 vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and EASTERN CONFERENCE ESPN2; New Mexico at Wyoming, 6 p.m., Root Detroit 17 27 .386 10 last week’s ranking: Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF Transactions Sports; Oregon at Stanford, 8 p.m., ESPNU. 10. Oregon 18-2 969 16 Cleveland 13 32 .289 14 1/2 11. Ohio St. 15-4 945 14 Record Pts Prv GA NBA Basketball — Miami at Brooklyn, 5 p.m., WESTERN CONFERENCE 1. Baylor (37) 18-1 9971New Jersey 4 3 0 1 7 117 BASEBALL ESPN; Los Angeles Lakers at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m., 12. Louisville 16-4 905 5 National League Southwest Division W L Pct GB 13. Michigan St. 17-4 897 13 2. Notre Dame 18-1 953 2 Pittsburgh 5 3 2 0 6 1514 ESPN. San Antonio 36 11 .766 — 3. UConn (3) 18-1 930 3 N.Y. Islanders 522151818 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Agreed to terms Hockey — Chicago at Minnesota, 5 p.m., NBC 14. Miami 15-3 894 25 with INF Yuniesky Betancourt on a minor league Memphis 29 15 .659 5 1/2 15. Wichita St. 19-2 621 20 4. Stanford 18-2 853 6 N.Y. Rangers 5 2 3 0 4 1416 Sports Network. Houston 25 22 .532 11 5. Duke 18-1 834 4 Philadelphia 6 2 4 0 4 1318 contract. Thursday, Jan. 31 16. Mississippi 17-2 473 23 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Agreed to terms with Dallas 19 25 .432 15 1/2 17. Missouri 15-4 464 22 6. California 17-2 790 7 Northeast GP W L OT Pts GF Men’s College Basketball — Teams TBA, 4 p.m. New Orleans 15 29 .341 19 1/2 7. Penn St. 17-2 768 8 GA INF Ronny Cedeno on a one-year contract and C and 6 p.m., ESPN and ESPN2; Drexel at George 18. Kansas St. 15-4 463 11 Rob Johnson, C J.R. Towles and OF Justin Northwest Division W L Pct GB 19. NC State 16-4 431 18 8. Kentucky 19-2 695 5 Boston 5 4 0 1 9 1711 Mason, 4 p.m., NBC Sports Network; Oregon State Oklahoma City 34 11 .756 — 9. Tennessee 16-3 691 9 Ottawa 5 3 1 1 7 1610 Christian on minor league contracts. Named at California, 7 p.m., ESPNU; BYU at Pepperdine, 7 20. New Mexico 17-3 333 15 Bengie Molina assistant hitting coach. Denver 28 18 .609 6 1/2 21. Creighton 18-3 312 17 10. Maryland 17-3 674 10 Montreal 4 3 1 0 6 137 p.m., Root Sports; Gonzaga at Loyola Marymount, Designated LHP Barret Browning for assign- Utah 24 21 .533 10 22. San Diego St. 16-4 302 — 11. North Carolina 19-2 495 11 Buffalo 5 2 3 0 4 1315 8 p.m., ESPN2. Portland 22 22 .500 11 1/2 12. Louisville 17-4 491 13 Toronto 5 2 3 0 4 1417 ment. NBA Basketball — Mempis at Oklahoma City, 5 23. Minnesota 15-5 281 12 BASKETBALL Minnesota 17 24 .415 15 24. Cincinnati 16-4 220 21 13. Georgia 17-3 470 14 Southeast GP W L OT Pts GF p.m., TNT; Dallas at Golden State, 7:30 p.m., TNT. National Basketball Association Pacific Division W L Pct GB 25. Marquette 14-4 216 — 14. Purdue 17-3 446 15 GA Golf — PGA Tour Phoenix Open, 1 p.m., Golf DALLAS MAVERICKS—Signed G Mike James for L.A. Clippers 33 13 .717 — Others receiving votes: Georgetown 121, UNLV 15. South Carolina 18-3 442 18 Tampa Bay 5 4 1 0 8 2413 Channel; European Tour Dubai Desert Classic, 1:30 the remainder of the season. Assigned G Jared Golden State 27 17 .614 5 56, Wisconsin 45, UCLA 34, Arizona St. 14, Notre 16. Texas A&M 16-5 435 16 Winnipeg 5 3 1 1 7 1514 a.m., Golf Channel. Cunningham to Texas (NBADL). L.A. Lakers 19 25 .432 13 Dame 12, Pittsburgh 10, Louisiana Tech 8, 17. Dayton 17-1 357 17 Carolina 5 2 3 0 4 1418 HOUSTON ROCKETS—Recalled F-C Donatas Sacramento 17 29 .370 16 Villanova 6, Baylor 5, Iowa St. 4, Memphis 4, 18. UCLA 15-4 339 19 Washington 5 1 3 1 3 1119 Motiejunas from Rio Grande Valley (NBADL). Local Schedule Phoenix 15 30 .333 17 1/2 VCU 4, La Salle 3, Saint Mary’s (Cal) 2, Colorado 19. Oklahoma St. 15-3 315 12 Florida 5 1 4 0 2 819 INDIANA PACERS—Re-signed F Sam Young. Monday’s Games St. 1. 20. Florida St. 17-3 253 22 WESTERN CONFERENCE Today Memphis 103, Philadelphia 100 21. Oklahoma 15-4 211 20 Central GP W L OT Pts GF PHILADELPHIA 76ERS—Signed G Shelvin Mack High School Boys Basketball — Midwestern Golden State 114, Toronto 102 USA Today/ESPN Men’s Top 25 22. Colorado 15-4 205 20 GA to a second 10-day contract. League: Marshfield at Churchill, 7 p.m. Far West Sacramento 96, Washington 94 The top 25 teams in the USA Today-ESPN 23. Iowa St. 14-4 102 24 Chicago 6 6 0 0 12 2213 FOOTBALL League: South Umpqua at North Bend, 7:30 Brooklyn 97, Orlando 77 men’s college basketball poll, with first-place 24. Iowa 16-5 79 — St. Louis 6 5 1 0 10 2413 National Football League p.m.; Brookings-Harbor at Douglas, 7:30 p.m.; Chicago 93, Charlotte 85 votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 27, 25. Delaware 15-3 66 — Columbus 6 2 3 1 5 1119 BUFFALO BILLS—Named Kurt Anderson and Sutherlin at Siuslaw, 7:30 p.m. Sunset Denver 102, Indiana 101 points based on 25 points for a first-place vote Others receiving votes: Michigan 42, UTEP 21, Detroit 5 2 2 1 5 1116 Jason Vrable offensive quality control coaches. Conference: Gold Beach at Bandon, 7:30 p.m.; Houston 125, Utah 80 through one point for a 25th-place vote and last Villanova 11, Texas Tech 10, Syracuse 6, Nashville 6 1 2 3 5 1018 CHICAGO BEARS—Signed C Cyhl Quarles to a a Reedsport at Coquille, 7:30 p.m.; Myrtle Point at Today’s Games week’s ranking: Duquesne 4, Green Bay 4, Michigan St. 4, Northwest GP W L OT Pts GF reserve/future contract. Named Sean Desai and Glide, 7:30 p.m. Golden State at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Record Pts Pvs Kansas 2, Nebraska 2, Vanderbilt 2, LSU 1. GA Chris Harris defensive quality control coaches High School Girls Basketball — Midwestern Milwaukee at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. 1. Kansas (16) 18-1 760 2 Edmonton 5 3 2 0 6 1514 and Dwayne Stukes assistant special teams League: Churchill at Marshfield, 7 p.m. Far West Dallas at Portland, 7 p.m. 2. Michigan (14) 19-1 757 3 Pro Football Vancouver 6 2 2 2 6 1619 coach. League: Far West League: South Umpqua at New Orleans at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. 3. Indiana 18-2 686 8 Minnesota 5 2 2 1 5 1315 CLEVELAND BROWNS—Named Fred Nance North Bend, 6 p.m.; Brookings-Harbor at Wednesday’s Games 4. Florida (1) 16-2 685 7 NFL Playoffs Colorado 5 23041013 senior advisor and special counsel. Douglas, 6 p.m.; Sutherlin at Siuslaw, 6 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. 5. Duke 17-2 644 1 Calgary 4 1 2 1 3 1115 DETROIT LIONS—Named Brian Xanders senior Sunset Conference: Gold Beach at Bandon, 6 Detroit at Indiana, 4 p.m. 6. Syracuse 18-2 624 4 Wild-card Playoffs Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF personnel executive. p.m.; Reedsport at Coquille, 6 p.m.; Myrtle Point Sacramento at Boston, 4:30 p.m. 7. Gonzaga 19-2 580 10 Saturday, Jan. 5 GA KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Signed OL Ryan at Glide, 6 p.m. Orlando at New York, 4:30 p.m. 8. Arizona 17-2 557 6 Houston 19, Cincinnati 13 San Jose 5 5 0 0 10 238 Durand. Wednesday, Jan. 30 Toronto at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. 9. Michigan State 17-4 459 11 Green Bay 24, Minnesota 10 Anaheim 4 3 1 0 6 1514 HOCKEY High School Wrestling — Marshfield at Glide, 6 L.A. Clippers at Minnesota, 5 p.m. 10. Butler 17-3 447 9 Sunday, Jan. 6 Dallas 6 2 3 1 5 1214 National Hockey League p.m. Chicago at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. 11. Ohio State 15-4 438 15 Baltimore 24, Indianapolis 9 Los Angeles 5 2 2 1 5 1114 DALLAS STARS—Placed F Derek Roy on injured Thursday, Jan. 31 Miami at Brooklyn, 5 p.m. 12. Oregon 18-2 435 19 Seattle 24, Washington 14 Phoenix 6 2 4 0 4 2120 reserve. High School Swimming — Marshfield at North Charlotte at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. 13. Louisville 16-4 422 5 Divisional Playoffs NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- MONTREAL CANADIENS—Signed D P.K. 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A study conducted by Trends Research Institute revealed that about 80 per- cent of those questioned said FRANK AND ERNEST they would be willing to accept a reduction in pay if they could work fewer hours to spend more time with their families. It is a lovely thought, but how realistic? Working less usually means earning less - - hardly EVERYDAY an option for most CHEAPSKATE people. But that doesn’t THE BORN LOSER mean we cannot take small steps to simplify our com- Mary plicated lives. A Hunt little bit here and there, and before you know it your efforts will add up to ZITS something significant. 1. Dejunking your life by getting rid of clutter is a cheap, fast and effective way to become physically and financially sound. It’s also the path to emotional and intellectual happiness, too. 2. Cultivate contentment by choosing to be happy with what you have. The social imperative that one must consume to be happy is what CLASSIC PEANUTS breeds dissatisfaction and nonfulfillment. The con- stant ratcheting up of stan- dards demands that we con- stantly upgrade. It takes a THE FAMILY CIRCUS conscious effort to desire less. 3. Write down the things you need to remember, and forget everything else. Don’t allow your mind to dwell on things over which you have no control. 4. Share, lend, borrow and FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE rent. Part of the reason we have our love affair with shopping and consumerism is because we think we need to personally own everything we use. Before you agree to complicate your life further with yet another possession, consider the alternatives. 5. Turn off the TV. You may not realize how your household television view- ing is affecting your pur- ROSE IS ROSE chasing and lifestyle choices. If you are addicted to televi- sion, kicking the habit will simplify your life and allow you to find satisfaction. 6. Drive a simple car. High-end, luxury automo- biles are nice to drive but can complicate one’s life. Typically they are gas-guz- zlers and expensive to insure, register, maintain and repair. 7. Select patterned carpet. LUANN Light colored, plush carpet- ing is beautiful but life- altering. It shows every speck, spot, fleck and crumb. If you want your carpets to look good without having to spend all your free time spotting, vacuuming and de- flecking, go with something speckled, patterned or mul- ticolored. 8. Take charge of the phone. Just because it hap- GRIZZWELLS pens to be a convenient time for someone to call you doesn’t mean it’s convenient for you to answer. Let your calls go to voice- mail or get an answering machine. Getting control of the phone will add simplicity to your life. 9. Become label con- scious. Unless it’s mandato- ry for your profession, do not buy clothes that must be dry-cleaned. You’ll save time, aggravation and a ton of money over the long haul. 10. Get up earlier. The best MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN hour of the day is the one right before you normally get up. It may take you a few weeks to truly enjoy that hour right before dawn, but when you create the habit you will be amazed by the simplicity that 60 quiet, stress-free minutes will add to your day. Mary Hunt is the founder of www.DebtProofLiving.com, a personal finance member website. You can email her at [email protected] om, or write to Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, Cypress, CA 90630. To find out more about Mary Hunt and read her past columns, please visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K C4• The World •Tuesday, January 29,2013 Y K Cl ass if i eds

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Near Coos Bay familial status or national origin, or COQUILLE: 3 bedroom, with garage, large fenced yard, Post Office. Ground floor- no steps 1 bath home.  an intention, to make any such W/G paid, washer/dryer hookups, Carry up to 700 pounds of shower, large laundry room, W/D preference, limitation or discrimina- No smoking, No pets. $700/mo + no smoking/pets. $650/month. CareGiving Rentals product, 60 miles included, covered single car car- tion.” Familial status includes chil- $800 security deposit@ move in. First, last, and deposit to move in. Great option to assisted living. 5 times a week. port. Parking at front door. In the dren under the age of 18 living with Call 541-404-5075. Please call 541-756-3691 or Have all the normal living space of alley between 4th and 5th St. $535 parents or legal custodians, preg- 541-294-7780. your own home but w/ help, meals,  Carry up to 1800 pounds of LEASE WITH OPTION. NEW studio 2 nant women and people securing per mon. with $500 dep. 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Rural 5 bdrm, 2 bth, approx 2700 2 end tables and lots of storage, All specials are category specific. sq ft. 8 miles from town. Located $125, (541)751-0080 There are no refunds on specials. on 150 acre farm. Refs, lease 304 Financing Personals Special Starts October 1, 2012 req’d $1250/mo, first, last & LIKE NEW black faux leather sleeper $$EASY QUALIFYING real estate 6 lines, 1 week 541-267-6278 security. 916-296-8525. couch $300. In Bandon. equity loans. Credit no problem. $15.00 720-231-0966. Oregon Land Mortgage. All specials will appear in 602 Commercial Property 541-267-2776. ML-4645. The World, Bandon Western Reedsport: 1973 Brookwood manufac- MERCHANDISE tured home. Nice 2bd/ 2bth. Large liv- World, Umpqua Post, The Link, COQUILLE - New office Space SPECIALS ing/dining room & kitchen. Wood Online & Smart Mobile. For Lease. Facing Hwy 42S to 306 Jobs Wanted floors in dining rm & kitchen. Electric All specials are category specific. Bandon, ODOT traffic count avg 3 Weeks & Pellet stove. Asking $29,000. Call Gutters cleaned and flush out, There are no refunds on specials. 2300 per day, Build to Suit, On-Site Choose any of these specials and 541-2714098 or 541-271-3748 starting at $50. Roof moss Starts October 1, 2012 Parking. $500 month + Sec. Dep. add a photo for $5.00 extra. removal maintenance Plan. 541-267-6278 To View Contact John @ FREE EST. MASTER BLASTERS 541-260-5198 Merchandise 1 541-260-6012 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold Rentals between $1.00 up to $500. 600 604 Homes Unfurnished FREE Notices Services 425 Merchandise 2 400 601 Apartments 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold 1bdr apt.,remodeled bath, wood between $501. up to $1000. 403 Found floors, w/s/g pd 292 S. 9th, CB $5.00 426 Cake Decorating $475/mo & 2bdr hse, fenced yard, 1072 Anderson, CB $750/mo Pet OK 605 Lots/Spaces Merchandise 3 Found Specials $45 app. fee refundable 541-294-0623 MYRTLE POINT, Very clean 2 bed, 1 ba. home. No pets. No smoking. Must Long term RV spaces W/S/G and 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold For Items or Pets Jobs Wanted 2bdr twnhse :basement,wd hkups keep lawn mowed & trimmed. Good Dish TV included $275mo plus between $1001. up to $1500. without/or with photo: 586 N 2nd CB $595/mo.& 2bdr: wd rental references a must. $650/mo + electricity.No wind with country set- $7.00 Special hkups 267 Johnson,CB $545/mo & 6 lines, Free for one week $750 dep. Avail. 10/23. 541-404-5075. ting,19316 Highway 42 Myrtle All specials will appear in 6 lines, 1 week 1bdr: wsg pd 292 S 9th,CB $475/mo Point. Or. 541-572-5494 The World, Bandon Western May rerun if necessary. $45 app fee refundable Pets OK $750mo. 3 bd. 1 bth. Close to hospi- $15.00 World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday All specials will appear in 541-294-0623 tal, Lg country kitchen, fireplace, All specials will appear in Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. The World, Bandon Western World, forced air, oil furnace, huge back The World, Bandon Western 3 BDRM. Townhouse close to lake, 610 2-4-6 Plexes All specials are category specific. Umpqua Post, The Link, yard. Carport/No garage. No Sm/pets. World, Umpqua Post, The Link, SOCC and shopping. Stove/ Fridge There are no refunds on specials. Online & Smart Mobile. $850 refundable sec/ cleaning dep. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Garage W/D Online & Smart Mobile. and drapes. W/G paid. Rent Starts October 1, 2012 All specials are category specific. App. required. 541-290-4104 hookup. Quite - Empire Lake Area. All specials are category specific. $530mo. Apply at 324 Ackerman. There are no refunds on specials. Sewer/garbage paid. No pet/ smoking 541-267-6278 There are no refunds on specials. 541-888-4762 Starts October 1, 2012 1- $650. + dep. 277 Ackerman. Starts October 1, 2012 541-267-6278 BAYSIDE APARTMENTS 1-$750. + dep. 275 Ackerman. 541-267-6278 541-888-5310 for application 709 Wanted to Buy Near Coos Bay Fred Meyer Found: Amazon Kindle 1 bedroom $450 Quiet & clean in the Coos Bay area. 390 S. Wasson St. No pets/No smoking. 3 bed. BUYING JUNK AUTOs Please call 541-260-3436 430 Lawn Care 541-297-4834. stove/fridge/drapes/deck/fenced No title needed, will pick up, back yard/2 car garage/ W/G paid up to 100 miles from Coos Bay. Rent $645 mo. Apply at 324 Will pay up to $200 per automobile. Rod’s Landscape Maintenance 3 bedroom 404 Lost Ackerman, 541-8884762 541-260-9447 Gutter Cleaning, Pressure 1757 Monroe, North Bend Lost Specials Washing, Tree Trimming, Trash Newly remodeled by Pony Village Hauling and more! 541-404-0107 Choose to add a photo in this Hardwood floors $850. special for only $5.00 more 541-297-4834 1st Day Free 3 bedroom 1 bath near Boynton Park 6 lines, One Bedroom in North Bend, Clean, new paint & Each additional Day Holidays By The Coos Bay Library carpet, two levels, appliances, W/D $1.00 475 Very Large and Spacious. Hookup, pellet stove. parcel fenced No Free reruns on same ad. Quite and Clean, conveniently backyard, storage shed. No smoking All specials will appear in located. Hardwood floors, coin $825 mth plus deposit. 541-267-8413 operated laundry. No pets, No The World, Bandon Western Cute 2 bdr. house in desirable Min- World, Umpqua Post, The Link, smoking. $495 mth, $400 dep. 477 Birthdays For more information 541-297-4834 gus Park neighborhood.Front yard, Online & Smart Mobile. garage w/workspace, W/D hookups. All specials are category specific. Near Fred Meyer No pets/smoking. $650/mo.,first, There are no refunds on specials. last$500 deposit. references. 840 Starts October 1, 2012 Date St. 541-294-2883. 541-267-6278 CB 3 bdrm. 1.5 bath, ranch style. Reward! Lost Samsung Tablet. Friday Attached garage, carport, wood Jan 24th between Tai’s Dynasty & floors, appliances, lease $895mo. Video and More in North Bend. Med 1st/dep. By AAA of Ocean Blvd. blue zipper cover, w/stylus. 541-267-2632 541-297-4822 Coos Bay: Nice 2 bdrm., 2 bath w/ VETERAN LOST his hearing aids Studio-$395 basement. Appliances and W/D in- 1/3/2013 at NB Wal-Mart/Bi-Mart/John Birthdays! Anniversaries! Birth cluded. Pellet stove. N/S, pets on ap- Toppits Park. Blk zippered case size One Bedroom $450 Announcement or any milestone proval $850 mo plus $1000 dep. of deck of cards. PLEASE call hardwood floors. Full kitchen, your family will be celebrating. 541-756-4702 541-351-1096. Quiet, No Pets / No smoking. Let everyone know! We offer no app. fee 541-297-4834 Beautiful, full color ads. 2x3 Coquille: 3 bedroom, 1 bath house announcement with photo for CUTE 1 bedroom near MHS. On with garage, fenced backyard, $30.00 or 3x5 announcement site laundry,W/S/G paid. No stove & fridge incl., washer/dryer with photo for $50.00. Smoking, No Pets. $400/mo + $300 hookup. Available Feb. 1st. Contact Valerie at dep. Credit check required. $750/mo, $200 pet deposit The World. 541-294-0775 541-290-0455 [email protected] or 541-269-1222 ext. 269 your co-workers, make sure THURSDAY, JAN. 31, 2013 keep a low profile. If you’re too they’re feasible. The year ahead will present visible, competitors might shoot CANCER (June 21-July 22) a quality achievement cycle, but you down. — Watch out for any little you’re going to have to work LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — A changes that may have been extremely hard to get what you social event that you aren’t too Real Estate made to something without your want. Thankfully, however, eager to join could actually turn 500 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30, 2013 or anybody else’s knowledge. you’re likely to have the proper out to be quite enjoyable. The Don’t be surprised if, in the They could alter matters greatly. motivation to do so. problem won’t be with the affair BRIDGE year ahead, you find yourself LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — It AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. — it’s likely to be with you. going through a sifting process isn’t likely that you’ll be proud of 19) — Even if the behavior of VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) regarding the objectives you are Benjamin Franklin said, “An monds and one club. He could attack your efforts if you’re more inter- someone you like proves to be — Success is likely in a joint investment in knowledge pays the best either hearts or clubs, but the minor setting. If you want to be suc- ested in getting things done frustrating, you’ll have the good endeavor if you handle things interest.” suit offers much better chances for cessful, you must be extremely than you are in getting them judgment to cope with it philo- correctly.The problem will come At the bridge table, we try to use three tricks. selective about your aims. done right. Quality over quantity sophically, without damaging the from the distribution of rewards, the knowledge gleaned from the bid- Declarer ducks the first trick, takes AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. is your mantra, today. relationship. so be sure everyone involved is ding and the play (as it progresses) to the second spade with his king, plays 19) — Guard against an inclina- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) treated properly. make informed decisions. How should a diamond to dummy’s queen, and tion to do things the hard way, — Although you will be a keen — Although you’ll have the abili- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — the play go in this three-no-trump con- leads a club to his nine. West wins this especially where your work is observer, unfortunately your ty to size up situations accurate- Reason rather than force must tract after West leads the spade with, say, the queen (he should vary concerned. If you’re using an queen? What is the key piece of his play in this situation) and continues focus is likely to be more on oth- ly, there’s a good chance that be used in all testy develop- knowledge declarer wants and East with another spade to dummy’s ace. ineffective procedure, try some- ers’ failings than on their many you will do something that won’t ments with which you might must keep hidden? Now comes dummy’s last club. thing different. positive qualities. serve your best interest. Use have to contend. Make certain South starts with seven top tricks: What happens next? PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — your common sense. your logic wins out over your two spades, one heart, three dia- If East carelessly plays his eight, — Even if your hunches are It would be a huge mistake on ARIES (March 21-April 19) baser impulses. South should put up his usually correct, if they are more your part to spend funds you — A well-intentioned friend might SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ace, dropping West’s negative than positive, dump have earmarked for something try to tell you something for your — It’s important that you have a king and collecting 11 them as quickly as you can.Your essential. If you’re not disci- own good that you won’t take voice in all matters that could tricks. Why should he imagination may be playing drop the king? plined in the handling of money, well. Don’t blame the messenger cost you out of pocket. This is Given that tricks on you. you’ll never get ahead. for unpleasant information. one area where others should East is known to have ARIES (March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) not be allowed to make deci- the club 10 from the first — It’s time to phase out some- — Remember the adage: “If it — Even if you are luckier than sions for you. round of the suit, when thing that isn’t living up to its isn’t broke, don’t try to fix it,” and usual in certain material mat- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- East plays the club eight potential in terms of profits. The your life will be much easier. ters, remember, your good for- Dec. 21) — Think of yourself as second, he started with longer you stay with it, the more Don’t needlessly ask for trouble. tune has its limit. Be careful not part of a team in all of your 10-8-5 or K-10-8-5. In money it will end up costing you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- to push it beyond what is rea- involvements with friends, and the second case, the TAURUS (April 20-May 20) contract is unmakable. Dec. 21) — You’re not likely to sonable. strive to be cooperative. If you However, on — When pursuing an objective, look good in the eyes of others GEMINI (May 21-June 20) are self-serving, you’ll stick out the second round of take care not to walk over oth- if you try to shirk or displace — If you find yourself dealing like a sore thumb. clubs, East should fol- ers. It might end up costing you blame. Spend your energy mak- with a prima donna in an CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. low the excellent princi- far more than just time and ing corrections, not accusations. endeavor that requires team 19) — Provided you don’t go off ple of playing the card money. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. players, it might be smart to call on tangents, you will be he is known to hold. If he GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) — Unless you pay close in a replacement. extremely adept at fulfilling your puts up the 10, declarer — Don’t make the mistake of attention to what you’re spend- CANCER (June 21-July 22) ambitious objectives. Waste your will place him with K-10- thinking that aggressiveness is 5, finesse his club jack, ing, you won’t be a good man- — Your chances for achieving an energies on side issues, howev- and go down three. the same as vision. Before ager of your money. Don’t shell important objective look good, er, and you won’t reach your imposing any of your ideas on out what you can’t afford to lose. provided you play it cool and goals.

C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K C6• The World •Tuesday, January 29,2013 Y K 709 Wanted to Buy 801 Birds/Fish 909 Misc. Auto Address bids to the Coquille Indian be publicly awarded to the highest bid- Crow/Clay and Associates Inc; 125 W. Wanted to buy small to medium Found Specials Tribe, ATTN. Bureau of Indian Af- der in order to satisfy storage and/or Central Ave, Suite 400; Coos Bay, OR size wood stove for a shop. Call HONDA WORLDWORLD fairs - Timber Sale Bid Official, moorage charges for which the Port 97458. A preliminary schedule is at- 541-396-2061 For Items or Pets 3050 Tremont St., North Bend, Ore- has possessory chattel lien under the tached as Exhibit “A”. The start date without/or with photo: gon 97459. Mailed sealed bids must provisions of ORS 87.152 through for Preconstruction Services will be as Wanted to buy: Childrens clothing be posted so that they will be received ORS 87.212. soon as possible following award of sizes 4-12 for resale shop opening 6 lines, Free for one week by 10:00 a.m. local time on February the Contract. Feb. 2nd. Call 541-808-3900 for ap- May rerun if necessary. 14th, 2013. Sealed Bids may be sub- The name or description of the items, pointment to bring in your gently used All specials will appear in mitted in person at the Coquille Tribes the name of the owner or reputed The Myrtle Point School Board clothes, shoes, accessories. Cash The World, Bandon Western World, $7,990 Hazel Room in the Mill/Casino Hotel owner of such items and amount due (Board) acting as the Local Contract paid. No Consignments. Umpqua Post, The Link, ‘03 Toyota Corolla C E (2nd Floor) at 3201 Tremont St., North on the lien are as follows: Review Board (LCRB), has exempted Online & Smart Mobile. 4-Door, Auto, Air. #B3261/173905 Bend, OR. 97459 until 10:00 a.m., lo- this solicitation from the competitive 710 Miscellaneous All specials are category specific. cal time on February 14th, 2013. KBUSH Inc. Storage Unit # 08 bidding requirements of the Public There are no refunds on specials. Opening of sealed bids will be at $418.08 Contracting Code and authorized 4x3 Vinyl Window and a 32 inch Full Starts October 1, 2012 10:00 a.m. followed immediately by award of this contract by competitive view exterior door.Call 541-269-0869 541-267-6278 oral bidding. Bidders must have sub- Gerald RobyStorage Unit # 32 proposal utilizing a CM/GC methodol- mitted a sealed bid to participate in $282.20 ogy. Authority for the LCRB decision 5 month old Queen Pillow Top mat- oral bidding. This sale contains ap- was by rule adoption in accordance tress w/ frame $250. New Kenmore Lost Specials $19,990 proximately 1,988,000 board feet of Harbor Tug Lines ST-LT - Tug with ORS 279C.335(2). dehumidifier 30 pint $140. Call Choose to add a photo in this standing timber. There is an estimated Pieces $399.55 541-808-8456 ‘00 Honda S2000 special for only $5.00 more 6-Speed, Leather, 32K Miles. 1,987,000 board feet of Douglas fir SCHEDULE OF EVENTS #B3259/012333 Certified porcelain tile new in box 1st Day Free and other conifers, and 1,000 board Sealed bids will be stamped in date 18x18.190 square feet. $400 new, sell 6 lines, feet of Red Alder and other hard- order and need to have the 1. Advertise in the Daily Journal of for $300. 541-759-3336 Each additional Day woods. The above stated volumes are bid-numbers clearly marked on the en- Commerce January 29, 2013 estimates only and are not guaran- velope. All items can be viewed by 2. Advertise in the Myrtle Point Herald For Sale: Gemernhardt Flute $400 $1.00 teed. Each bidder must state the price contacting the Marina Complex Office, January 30, 2013 firm. Chest w/ three drawers and No Free reruns on same ad. per thousand board feet, Scribner Log 888-2548. The purchasers will be re- 3. Advertise in the Coos Bay The closet $30, great for a younger child. All specials will appear in $21,990 Scale, which will be paid for timber cut quired to remove items from the Port World January 29, Pride go power chair with new battery The World, Bandon Western $21,990 and scaled from this sale. No bid per property within five (5) working days. 2013 $2000 obo. Call 541-217-5934. World, Umpqua Post, The Link, ‘08 Toyota Tacoma thousand board feet of less than 4. Post on District web page Ext Cab, Auto, One Owner, 4x4, V6, Online & Smart Mobile. 24K Miles. #B3255/654197 $287.42 for Douglas fir will be consid- Donna Nichols, Chief Financial Officer January 29, 2013 Electric wheel chair, Jazzy. Barely All specials are category specific. ered. No bidding will be permitted on Oregon International Port of Coos Bay 5. Closing Date and Proposal Opening used, good battery. $650 firm. Call There are no refunds on specials. Western Hemlock, White fir, Cedars, P.O. Box 5409 February 21, 2013 541-756-5087 Starts October 1, 2012 and Red Alder. Western Hemlock will Charleston, OR 97420 6. Evaluation and Negotiations Maroon stuffed vinyl chair $3. Black 541-267-6278 be paid for at the rate of $173.14, Telephone: (541) 267-7678 February 21-26, 2013 TV stand with 2 doors and shelf$10, White fir will be paid for at the rate of PUBLISHED: The World - January 7. Notice of Intent to Award portable bedside toilet w/frame $5, 2 PET SPECIALS $181.27 per thousand board feet, Port 29th and February 7th , 2013 February 26, 2013 $4,990 Orford cedar at the rate of $313.27 (ID-20224389) 8. Contract Award sets of golf clubs w/ bags $20 ea. 80 Choose to ad a photo in this ‘98 Ford Taurus per thousand board feet, Western Red March 5, 2013 pieces women clothing 50cents ea. special for only $5.00 more ADVERTISEMENT SE, 4-Door, 44K Miles, Auto. cedar at the rate of $513.27 per thou- 541-888-2012 Pet / Animal #B3254/134030 sand board feet. Red Alder and other MYRTLE POINT SCHOOL Five (5) copies of the Proposal are SAWMILLS from only $3997.00. 6 lines, 2 weeks hardwoods will be paid for at the pre- due not later than 2:00 PM Thursday, DISTRICT 41 MAKE & SAVE MONEY with your own $12.00 determined cash value of $313.27. February 21, 2013 at which time they bandmill. Cut lumber any dimension. Special Culls and Peeler Culls for all REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS will be opened and the names of the In stock ready to ship. FREE All specials will appear in species will be paid for at a rate of CM/GC SERVICES Proposers announced, but the con- info/DVD: The World, Bandon Western $50.00 per thousand board feet, gross MYRTLE POINT SEISMIC AND tents will not be read aloud. Submit- www.NorwoodSawmills.com, World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday $10,990 scale. Wood Logs (Utility Culls) re- HVAC UPGRADE tals must be addressed to: 800-578-1363 ext. 300N. Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. ‘00 Dakota Ext Cab moved for all species will be paid for OCAN All specials are category specific. 4x4, 39K Miles, Auto, SLT, Canopy, One at a rate of $2.00 per Ton. All The Myrtle Point School District 41 Superintendent There are no refunds on specials. Owner. #B3251/561542 sawtimber from this sale is subject (District) is seeking Proposals from Myrtle Point School District 41 TV stand w/ 2 doors and shelve $10. Starts October 1, 2012 to log export and substitution re- qualified contracting firms for Con- 413 C Street 5 ft wooden coffee table,$7. Portable 541-267-6278 strictions. A bid deposit in the form of struction Manager/General Contractor Myrtle Point, Oregon 97458 toilet $5. Brown stuffed chair $10. certified check cashiers check, bank (CM/GC) services for the Myrtle Point Large Myrtlewood table $20. 2 sets of draft drawn payable to the Coquille In- School District 41 - Myrtle Point Seis- All five copies of the proposal must be golf clubs w/bags $20 ea. Sewing ma- 802 Cats dian Tribe, in the amount of mic and HVAC Upgrade, a public submitted in a single sealed box or chine in cabinet $5. 541-888-2012 $8,990 $35,000.00 must accompany each works construction project. envelope. One copy of the Proposal sealed bid. The deposit of the high must be clearly marked “ORIGINAL’ Two free wooden bookcases. one is ‘00 Ford Mustang bidder will be retained pending accept- This RFP has been advertised in the on the cover and contain only original 4x6 ft high and one is 3x5 ft. Free LX, 5-Speed, 21K Miles, Air, Power Daily Journal of Commerce - Portland, 60in. big screen TV w/ remote and Windows, One Owner. #B3250/108447 ance or rejection of the bids. All other signatures. The name and address of deposits will be returned following the COOS Bay The World and the District the Proposer and the title of the Pro- built in surround sound speakers. Call web page on January 29, 2013 and in 541-5705. bid opening. The deposit of the high posal, “Construction Manager General bidder will be applied as part of the The Myrtle Point Herald on January Contractor Services Myrtle Point Seis- WHEELCHAIR & walker for sale. $25 purchase price against the timber cut 30, 2013. The RFP and all addenda mic and HVAC Upgrade”, must appear each. 541-404-6988. Kohl’s Cat House on this sale, or retained as liquidated will be provided by e-mail to all poten- legibly on the front. Proposals deliv- Adoptions on site. damages if the bidder fails to execute tial respondents who register with ered by facsimile (FAX) or e-mail will $19,990 Scope Project Management at the ad- 541-294-3876 the contract and furnish a satisfactory not be accepted. The District reserves ‘02 Chevy 3/4 HD Silverado performance bond of $60,000.00 dress below. The first date of adver- the right to reject any Proposal not in Crew Cab, Duramax Diesel, Auto, One within thirty (30) days of acceptance tisement in the Daily Journal of Com- compliance with prescribed public Recreation/ Owner, Low Miles. #B3252/189440 804 Hay/Seed of his bid. An acceptable performance merce shall be the date of the official contracting procedures and require- Sports 725 bond will be in the form of a cashier’s issuance or notification of the RFP. ments and may reject all Proposals if, The District will not consider modifica- FOR SALE: GRASS check, bank draft, cash, or irrevocable in the judgment of the District it is in letter of credit. The advance payment tion of any date, time frame or adden- the public interest to do so, and new 729 Exercise Equipment HAY, By the bale or ton will be applied as part of the purchase dum due to late receipt of notification Proposals may be called for. Call 541-297-4923 price against timber cut on this sale, based on subsequent advertisements Specialized Ruby road bike new $12,990 including the predetermined cash pay- or postings at any location other than The cost of preparation and delivery the first advertisement in Daily Journal $2300 will sale for $1000, show room ‘01 Ford F-250 HD XLT ment of $313.27 for Red Alder and of Proposals shall be the responsibility condition.Nordic track treadmill x7i 805 Horses/Equine Ext Cab, 4x4, V8, Low Miles, One Owner. other hardwoods. The right to waive of Commerce - Portland, Oregon. All of the Proposer. The District will not new $2100 sale for $900. Call #B32562/DO3599 technical defects and to reject any or questions regarding the Proposal pay for the preparation of proposals or 541-808-0439 HORSESHOEING all bids is reserved. In the event of a process or the project should be ad- accept Proposals that require pay- rejected high bid, the approving officer dressed to: ment by the District. All responses by 1350 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay may authorize acceptance of another other than regular mail should instruct 735 Hunting/Rifles HondaWorld.com bidder who, at bid opening, makes Paul Frankenburger the shipper to deliver them prepaid by 541-888-5588 • 1-800-634-1054 written request that their bid and bid Scope Project Management the date and time designated. Under GUN SHOW deposit be held pending a bid accept- 237 NE Ford Street Suite 7 no circumstances will a Proposal be ance. A Prospectus and sample tim- McMinnville, OR 97128 considered if received after the time Sat., February 9th, 9am-5pm 911 RV/Motor Homes ber sale contracts are available on re- E-mail [email protected] specified. Sun., February 10th, 9am-3pm quest. Complete information concern- Telephone: 503-474-7414 Douglas County 02 Vista 24 Foot RV. 42,000 miles, 15 ing the timber, condition of sale, and Fax: 503-435-1734 PUBLISHED: The World - January 29, Fair Grounds TEJUN FOWLER MPG, V6, Excellent Condition, like submission of bids may be obtained 2013 (ID-20224961) 541-530-4570 541-297-5295 new. $18,500 or make offer. from Jason Robison, Forest Manager, Proposers or others acting on their 541-267-0457 behalf shall not make direct or indirect [email protected] Coquille Indian Tribe, 3050 Tremont St., North Bend, OR. 97459, Phone - (through others) contact with mem- bers of the District’s Board of Direc- GET YOUR BUSINESS 915 Used Cars 541-756-0904 or Ed Vaughn, For- 808 Pet Care ester, Coquille Indian Tribe, Cell tors, the Superintendent, other District Market Place 2004 FORD FOCUS SE - Automatic, Phone: 541-643-0746. staff or the architect for purposes of ADVERTISEMENT IN promoting their firms or advancing 750 Carol’s Pet Sitting 126500 miles, Newer tires and brakes. $4800 OBO Call Mary 541-260-1974 All products produced from this timber their Proposals. Violation of this prohi- THE BULLETIN ★Your Place or Mine★ or Kathy 541-888-4433 sale is 100% Forest Stewardship bition may, at the District’s discretion, ★Short or Long Term★ 2008 TOYOTA Prius Touring, $12500, Certified be grounds for disqualifying the Pro- 754 Garage Sales ★Excellent References★ BOARD TODAY!! 93K loaded, leather, navigation, com- PUBLISHED: The World - January 17, poser from further consideration. ★541-297-6039★ plete service records, excellent condi- 22, 24, 29, and 31, 2013 Friends of the ★See us on Facebook★ tion. 541-332-1307. (ID-20224353) The Work will include all site and Coos Bay off-site work and construction of the Pet Cremation 2008 TOYOTA YARIS - White three Myrtle Point Seismic and HVAC Up- Public Library Used door, 60,000 miles. Excellent condi- NOTICE OF SEALED BID PROCESS grade in accordance with the plans book sale 541-267-3131 tion purchased and maintain at our lo- Notice is hereby given that the Ore- and specifications, which, together gon International Port of Coos Bay will Public Welcomed! cal dealership. 33mpg, new tires. with the preconstruction services de- $9500. Call 541-756-2042 open Sealed Bids at 4:00 P.M. on tailed herein, shall be referred to as Saturday, Feb 710am - 4pm. February 14, 2013, at the Marina the Work. The construction estimate is 9am opening for Friends! Complex office located at the Port of approximately $2,400,000. Sunday, Feb. 3rd. : Noon - 4pm. Automobiles Coos Bay in Charleston, Coos Call MichelleCall at 1/2 price on Sunday. $1 bag in 900 Legals County, Oregon. The items below will The project architect is Mike Crow of Myrtle Room at 3pm. 541-269-1222 541-269-1222 ext. 293 6th and Anderson, Coos Bay. 100 BANDON LARGE GARAGE sale, Fri./ 901 ATVs Sat., Feb. 1 & 2, 9 am - 3 pm, rain or shine. Treadmill $100, 2 La-Z-Boy re- Auto Specials cliners $150 each, tools, lamps, lots of Your resource for Choose to add a photo in this A public sale will be held on Friday nice home deco items. 2997 Lincoln special for $5.00 more February 1, 2013 @ 2:00pm at the Ave., corner of Seabird & Lincoln. Bay Area Store and Lock storage units located on Lockhart. Coquille: Garage Sale Feb 1-2 6 lines, 2 weeks Grand Mgmt. 541-269-5561 LOCAL NEW S 9am-4pm, 340 N Folsom. Tools, $15.00 dishes, camping & garden equip. fish- All specials will appear in Ron Taylor Unit #07 ing gear, hot-wheels, sewing supplies, The World, Bandon Western Rose Hendrickson Unit #20 file cabinets, clothes, lots of misc World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday Susanne Mattox Unit #21 household. Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. (Monique) All specials are category specific. Lynn Haller Unit #33 Garage / Bazaar There are no refunds on specials. Starts October 1, 2012 PUBLISHED: The World - January 29, Specials 541-267-6278 and 31, 2013 (ID-20224724) 6 lines, 1 week $12.00 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF All specials will appear in 906 4X4 OREGON FOR COOS COUNTY The World, Bandon Western 1999 FORD F250 7.3 POWER Case No. 13 PB 0012 World, Umpqua Post, The Link, STROKE DIESEL $2900 FIRM. Online/Online Map 541-294-8224 or 541-260-6466 & Smart Mobile. In the Matter of the Estate of If scheduled before the deadline KLARA K. TYE, has passed. All prices will be the Deceased. same regardless of deadlines. All specials are category specific. NOTICE TO There are no refunds on specials. INTERESTED PERSONS Starts October 1, 2012 541-267-6278 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that V8, limited slip rear axle, 5 spd. Trudy Tye has been appointed and MYRTLE POINT: new water pump, tires, rear brakes has qualified as Personal Representa- Estate Sale 1/25-??? 9am-4pm; & emergency brake cable. More! tive of the above estate. All persons Huge inventory of auto and farm 541-260-8770 having claims against the estate are parts. Dishes, utensils, gardening, hereby required to present the claim, appliances. 17867 Hwy 42, MP. 909 Misc. Auto with proper documentation, within four Call 541-260-0098. months after the date of first publica- FOR SALE: 1999 Savanna utility van, tion of this Notice, as stated below, to NORTH BEND: Garage Sale! 2722 $5000 OBO. & 1968 Fiberform boat w/ the Personal Representative at the of- Alderidge Drive, February 2nd and trailer & depth finder $1000 OBO or fice of GOULD LAW FIRM, P.C., 243 3rd, from 9 am-2 pm. trade. 541-551-1386 for more info. W. Commercial, P.O. Box 29, Coos PICC-A-DILLY Flea Market: Fair- Bay, Oregon, 97420, or the claim may grounds, Eugene. THIS SUNDAY, be barred. Feb. 3, 10 - 4. 541-683-5589. S MALL All persons whose rights may be af- Sat only 2/2 9am-3pm. 1140 State St. fected by the proceedings in this es- NB Rain or shine. NICE med. size Jr B USINESS tate may obtain additional information women’s clothes. stylish size 9 shoes. from the records of the Court, P.O. Take Newmark to Brussels to State. Box 865, North Bend, Oregon, 97459, (dead end) O : the Personal Representative or the at- WNERS torney for the Personal Representa- tive. Electronics Find your niche Dated and first published: January 29th, 2013 775 here! Tell them Trudy Tye what your Personal Representative 777 Computers 17865 Highway 42 business has to Myrtle Point, OR 97458 Windows XP on Compac PC tower (541) 572-5932 (NOT LAPTOP) 80 gb 2 GB ram and offer on the upgraded processor has DVD player PUBLISHED: The World, January 29, and camera memory selling tower for Bulletin Board. February 5 & 12, 2013 (ID-20224977) $95.00. 541-294-9107 Affordable SALE OF TIMBER advertising COQUILLE INDIAN RESERVATION - COQUILLE FOREST RASLER Pets/Animals customized just CREEK NO. 5 LOGGING UNIT 800 for you! Call The Bureau of Indian Affairs and Co- quille Indian Tribe are offering timber www.theworldlink.com 541-269-1222 for purchase from the Rasler Creek 801 Birds/Fish No. 5 Logging Unit located in Section Ext. 293 25, T.30S, R.11W, and W.M. Coos 29 Gallon Aquarium with stand, can County, Oregon. SEALED BIDS must aster filter. Miscellaneous fish acces- to get started be submitted in duplicate on forms sories included. $150 firm. Proceeds provided and titled “Proposal for Tim- to be donated to “Focus” today. ber, Rasler Creek No. 5 Logging Unit”. 541-756-6843 C M C M Y K Y K