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BY JESSIE HIGGINS student success, and take the place He wasn’t instructed on how to intended for the Bandon School her she must use data from the The World of No Child Left Behind. write the compact until May, with a District. 2010/11 school year to set improve- But the three local districts say July 1 deadline to submit. Now, the compacts take into ment goals, a year in which her dis- Coquille, Bandon and Port their “low goals” are a result of The compacts initially com- account only third-grade test trict scored 10 percent higher in Orford/Langlois school districts poor communication from the prised data from the previous five scores and graduation rates. math. Bandon School District had join 66 other Oregon districts that state, and a hurried planning years, Sweeney said. The state “They really rushed us through the same issue with their compact, must set higher academic achieve- process. Two of the three districts required districts to measure it,”said Chris Nichols, the superin- and has made the adjustment, ment goals for the upcoming said they were told after the fact attendance, test scores, whether tendent for Port Orford/Langlois Buche said. school year, per the state’s order. that they used data from the wrong students were on track to graduate, Schools. “They said it was OK; it Nichols said the state changed According to the Oregon academic year. The third district’s graduation rates and number of was a work in progress. Then, all of its testing and scoring methods Department of Education, about problem arose from a typo and graduated students enrolled in a sudden, we’re setting low goals.” since the 2010/11 year, making the one in three Oregon districts set mathematical error. some kind of tertiary education. Nichols said she used third- test more difficult and lowering unacceptably low goals for high “The whole thing was thrown at The state used those compre- grade test scores from the 2011/12 scores statewide. She fears basing school graduation rates and third- us toward the end of the year,”said hensive compacts to apply for its school year to set her district-wide her school’s goals off the 2010/11 grade reading and math scores in Tim Sweeney, the superintendent waiver from No Child Left Behind, improvement goals. Last year, the scores will make them impossible their first Academic Achievement for Coquille School District. “We which it was granted July 19. district tested at 82 percent math to attain using the new methods. Compacts. did the best we could.” “My understanding is, then the proficiency. She set a goal of 85 Each district told to increase The compacts represent Ore- Sweeney said he first caught wind state decided that was too compre- percent for this year. their goals has until Oct. 15 to gon’s new system for measuring of the proposed compacts in March. hensive,”said Diane Buche, super- She said the state is now telling resubmit their compacts. Judge Down by the boardwalk sentences Perez for kidnapping

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COQUILLE — Convicted of the July kidnapping of two young girls, Robert Perez will spend at least the 1 next 13 ⁄2 years in prison for his crime. The 32-year-old North Bend man was back in a Coos County courtroom Monday morning to be sentenced on a variety of charges, but the biggest were related to the kidnapping of the two girls, 12 and 13 at the time, who he had taken to various spots against their will on the evening of July 9, before police arrived and saved them. When all was said and done at his sentencing hearing, the total number of months in prison reached 212. For 164 of those months, which comes to 13 years and eight months, Perez must serve every single day. By Alysha Beck, The World Bruce Norton casts his line off the Coos Bay Boardwalk on a mild Monday afternoon.“It's relaxing and peaceful out here,”Norton said. Norton didn’t catch any salmon A jury of nine women and three 1 men convicted Monday,but says he hooked a 34⁄2-inch salmon last week.Fall is here,but you wouldn’t know it by the weather Monday — the high hit 72 degrees.The rest of the week Perez last month is supposed to be nearly as nice with highs in the mid-60s. on two counts of second-degree kidnapping, four counts of coer- cion, two counts Wild salmon can lead to fish hatchery success of furnishing liquor to a minor and harassment. Robert Perez BY JEFF BARNARD in Johnson Creek in the Salmon years. They also found that male tected by the Endangered Species According to Sentenced The Associated Press River Basin in Idaho from 1998 fish raised in hatcheries typically List. While scientists have urged court testimony, through 2010 — more than two full had a lower rate of success repro- practices to change, change has the girls were having a sleepover GRANTS PASS — New research generations. The commission and ducing than wild males. been slow, and hatcheries produc- when one of the mothers gave has found that a hatchery using the Nez Perce Tribe have long been “This helps us realize that sup- ing salmon only from wild brood Perez, a neighbor, permission to wild salmon to spawn the next gen- strong advocates for using hatch- plementation programs can be stock are rare. It is more difficult take them to a gas station to buy eration can help rebuild endan- eries to rebuild endangered salmon effective at boosting populations and more expensive to go into the cigarettes for her. But Perez didn’t gered salmon runs without passing runs, a practice questioned by that are endangered while having wild to collect fish for spawning bring them home. on genetic problems that threaten some scientists. very limited genetic impact on wild than it is to wait for fish to swim The girls testified they were driv- future returns. Genetic sampling from 7,726 populations,” said co-author into the hatchery. en around in his green minivan and The study, published Monday in adult fish returning to spawn Shawn Narum, lead geneticist for David Noakes, professor of fish- forced to drink whisky, which he the online edition of the scientific showed that fish born and raised in the commission. eries at Oregon State University referred to as “grandpa’s medicine.” journal Molecular Ecology, con- the hatchery from parents taken Hatcheries have long been used and senior scientist at the Oregon Police rescued the girls, unin- trasts earlier research suggesting from the wild produced adult fish to make up for lost habitat, such as Hatchery Research Center, was not jured, after he had taken them to that hatcheries themselves geneti- that returned from the ocean at a dams blocking access to spawning part of the study. He said the Ferry Road Park. cally select for fish that go on to fail higher rate — an average of 4.69 grounds, and the vast majority of research was well done and pub- once they are released into the times higher — than fish spawned salmon in the Columbia basin are lished in a highly respected journal. Deputy District Attorney Stephen wild. naturally in the river. When those born in hatcheries. But it eventual- He noted that earlier research Petty said the kidnapping convic- Researchers from the Columbia returning fish spawned naturally in ly became clear that traditional suggesting hatcheries produce tions carried Measure 11 sentences of River Intertribal Fish Commission the river, they produced offspring hatchery practices were one of the inferior fish was done with a differ- 70 months each, which will be and the Nez Perce Tribe tracked an that returned at an average rate of problems that have led to 13 runs of served consecutively for a total of 140 months in prison. He said Perez endangered run of Chinook salmon 1.32 times higher over two brood salmon and steelhead being pro- SEE HATCHERY | A10 also was convicted of two counts of coercion for forcing the girls to drink alcohol, and two more counts of coercion for forcing the girls to lie down. He was sentenced to serve an Judge halts Pa.’s new voter ID requirement additional 24 months,consecutively, for each of the coercion convictions, with the two counts of each being BY MARC LEVY However, Simpson based his some registered voters to get a President Barack Obama in inde- run concurrently. The Associated Press decision on guidelines given to him state-issued photo ID. pendent polls. As a result, the state days ago by the high court justices, The 6-month-old law — now has been virtually empty of presi- An additional 24 months were tacked on for his conviction on an HARRISBURG, Pa. — A judge and it could easily be the final word among the nation’s toughest — has dential TV ads and off the candi- unrelated burglary case. Earlier this postponed Pennsylvania’s contro- on the law just five weeks before sparked a divisive debate over vot- dates’ beaten paths to more con- tested states in recent weeks. year, Perez broke into a Coos Coun- versial voter identification require- the Nov. 6 election. ing rights and become a high-pro- ty home and stole a bicycle, Petty ment today, ordering the state not One lawyer for the plaintiffs file political issue in the contest Pollsters say an identification requirement could mean that fewer said. Because he had a previous to enforce it in this year’s presiden- said it appeared to be a “win.” between President Barack Obama, conviction for first-degree burgla- tial election but allowing it to go His ruling came after listening a Democrat, and Republican nomi- people end up voting and, in the past, lower turnouts have benefited ry, he has to serve all two years of into full effect next year. to two days of testimony about the nee Mitt Romney, for Republicans in Pennsylvania. But that sentence, without possibility The decision by state’s eleventh-hour efforts to Pennsylvania’s prized 20 electoral Democrats have used their opposi- of parole or early release. Commonwealth Court Judge make it easier to get a valid photo votes. tion to the law as a rallying cry, If he serves the entire sentence, Robert Simpson on the law requir- ID. He also heard about long lines Pennsylvania, traditionally turning it into a valuable tool to he will be in prison for 17 years and ing each voter to show a valid photo and ill-informed clerks at driver’s considered one of the most valu- eight months. He also was sen- ID could be appealed to the state license centers and identification able a presidential swing states, is tenced to three years of post- Supreme Court. requirements that made it hard for showing a persistent lead for SEE VOTING | A10 prison supervision.

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Tuesday, October 2,2012 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Thefts & Farmer found dead, Mischief Rachel’s challenge eaten by his hogs COOS BAY Sept. 30, 10:03 a.m., dispute, arrives in Bay Area RIVERTON — Hogs near- A forensic pathologist 1600 block of Lund Avenue. ly consumed the entire body examined Garner’s body on Sept. 30, 1:07 p.m., unlawful entry of a Riverton man found dead Saturday, and the Coos COOS BAY — Coos Bay Public The program will be presented to Mil- into a motor vehicle, 1900 block on his farm Wednesday. County Sheriff’s Office is of Newmark Avenue. Schools and other local districts are licoma, Sunset, Harding Learning Cen- The remains of 70-year- proud to be hosting Rachel’s Challenge ter and Marshfield High School students still investigating Garner’s Sept. 30, 3:42 p.m., unauthorized old Terry Vance Garner were cause of death. A forensic at the local schools next week. on the following days: found the morning of Sept. use of a motor vehicle, 1100 anthropologist from the Rachel’s Challenge trains high school I Oct. 9 – Assemblies for Millicoma 26 by a relative after Garner block of South First Street. University of Oregon will students to continue the challenge and and Sunset students failed to return from feeding includes a presentation to the commu- conduct a further examina- Sept. 30, 4:27 p.m., arrest for mis- I Oct. 10 - Assembly for Marshfield his animals. Garner’s body use of 911 and harassment, 200 nity about what they and their children and Harding Learning Center students. was in several pieces in the tion of the remains. block of Second Avenue. can do to make a better school environ- Training for high school students to take hog enclosure and was locat- The sheriff’s office Sept. 30, 7:14 p.m., dispute, 500 ment. part in Friends of Rachel Team will fol- ed after the family member requests anyone with infor- Rachel’s Challenge is a series of stu- block of South Main Street. low the assembly. discovered his dentures on mation to contact them dent empowering programs that equip All parents and community members the ground. directly at 541-396-7800. Sept. 30, 9:52 p.m., arrest, 600 students and adults to combat bullying block of South Cammann Street. and ally feelings of isolation and despair are invited to the Rachel’s Challenge by creating a culture of kindness and Parent and Community Event, which NORTH BEND compassion. The programs are based on will be from 7-8 p.m. Oct. 9 at MHS Miss Coos County 2013 Sept. 30, 9:43 a.m., theft of serv- the writings and life of 17-year-old Auditorium, on the corner of 10th Street ices, 1600 block of Sherman Rachel Scott, who was the first student and Ingersoll Street in Coos Bay. Avenue. killed at Columbine High School in Call 541-267-3104 for more informa- program starts Sunday 1999. Rachel left a legacy of reaching tion. COQUILLE out to those who were different, who For more information on Rachel’s Challenge, go to www.rachelschal- COOS BAY — Organizers In return, the young Sept. 30, 2:51 p.m., arrest on war- were picked on by others or who were new at her school. lenge.org of the Miss Coos County women get a shot at several rant for failure to appear, 200 Scholarship Program will scholarships, including a full block of state Highway 42. hold an informational social scholarship to Southwestern for interested parents and Oregon Community College, prospective contestants at 2 a $2,000 cash scholarship to p.m. Sunday at the Coos Bay the college of their choice, Fire Station, 450 Elrod Ave. and a number of lesser The program has two parts awards for essays, communi- — the Miss Coos County ty service, and other accom- Outstanding Teen Scholar- plishments. ship Program, a scholarship Everetts said the program opportunity for young typically gets seven or eight women 13-17 years old and in Miss Coos County contest- 11th grade or lower, and the ants and four or five Out- Miss Coos County Scholar- standing Teen contestants. ship Program, a scholarship Past contestants can partici- opportunity for young pate again until they’re 24. women ages 17-24. “I have girls who have At Sunday’s event, completely paid for college prospective contestants and their parents and guardians just by competing year after can learn about the program. year,”Everetts said. “The whole premise of our Contestants get help from program is to award scholar- a board of mentors who teach ship money to qualified them to present their talent, teens,” said executive direc- write a resume, stand out in tor Maureen Everetts. an interview and dress for From October to March, success. 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Price Reduction Price Reduction 2582 Sherman, North Bend 305 N Wall, Coos Bay 785 Sherwood, Lakeside 436 S. Madison, Coos Bay Vinyl siding and vinyl windows. Forced air heating. Very nice single wide home on lot with carport and Close to Madison and Sunset Schools. Fenced Volunteers will help shape Remodel special. Owner carry AOC. 30 years at 6% will balloon in 10 years. Half basement. Extra large lot 80x110. Seller works storage outbuilding in Lakeside. New composite yard, corner lot. Garage / shop. roof in 2011. Payment for principal and interest M LS#12452368 from home, please call for appointment. Possible $ 84,900 $55,000 Owner Carry on approval of credit. would be about $580 a month with additional for property taxes and insurance. M LS#12610631 RY $79,900 M LS#12230357 Coos Bay School District AR $ 82,900 M LS#12471020 R C Y NE RY ARR OW AR Y R C R C ARR NE NE C OW COOS BAY — The Coos community over the next OW NER OW Bay School District has long year to share the vision and shared the rapidly aging hear what resonates with our 2781 Oak, North Bend Price Reduction condition of their facilities community. Located next to College Street Park on Oak with 814 Newmark, Coos Bay soccer and baseball fields across the street. 626 N. 8th Lakeside, Coos Bay Commercial building on Newmark in downtown with the community, as well This is a complete look at Fenced yard with fruit trees. Move in ready. Handicap elevator access to main floor in garage. 92310 Cape Arago, Coos Bay Very nice manufactured home with bay view. Empire. High volume national franchise has signed their ideas for providing 21st Possible owner carry with approval of credit. Oversized garage fenced RV parking. Back up long term lease (triple net) and will be remodeling how education is delivered power generator in garage. Asphalt paved lot and Several outbuildings with a shop. All chain link century learning environ- $149,000 M LS#12225011 driveway. Large covered deck. Deluxe master bath. fenced with electric gate and large roller gate the entire exterior and leasehold interior compared to other districts in back, makes it a handy drive through. improvements on their unit. $172,500 M LS#11360971 ments for children. Lots of room for RVs/boats/toys. $179,000 M LS#11056147 across the state and across $175,900 M LS#12652343 Community members are the country. The first phase RY RY RY invited to discuss the long- AR AR RY AR will be to understand what R C R C AR R C term future of Coos Bay NE NE R C NE the community wants, fol- OW OW NE OW schools as part of the dis- OW lowed by workshops to create trict’s 20-year planning process. The process is being solutions and then public input on the solutions. 671 E St, Coos Bay 91289 Hedge Ln., Coos Bay kicked off with an interactive Clean well maintained triplex, some bay view, deck, 208 Park, Coos Bay 831 S Empire Blvd, Coos Bay If interested parties are Possible Owner carry on approval of credit of buyer. OWNER CARRY on approval of credit. Two homes in community visioning meet- each unit is 2 bedroom 1 bath. Each unit has Six Plex with beautiful bay view. Owner will one sale. 91289 and 91293 Hedge Lane. Close to bay. Amortized at 6% for 30 years with balloon payment carry paper. Can be amortized over 30 years at unable to make the Oct. 10 covered parking. Each unit has covered parking. Stick built house with carport and 1991 Fleetwood ing from 5:15-6:45 p.m. Oct. Each unit has washer/dryer hookups. in 10 years. 5 plex address is 208 Park, county 6% with balloon payment in 15 years. records also includes 208 N 2nd, Coos Bay bedroom with large addition. Seller currently meeting, contact Ariann $229,000 M LS#11410521 Double garage 900 sqft for larger unit. upgrading house with new carpet and paint. 10 at Milner Crest Education $249,000 M LS#12664281 $ 399,900 M LS#10022507 $129,900 M LS#9056766 Center, 1255 Hemlock Ave., Lyons at north of Mingus Park. [email protected] OWNER CARRY TERMS: For every $100,000 owner carry @ 6% amortized over 30 years = $600 per month for principal & interes t. On approval of credit. All terms are negotiable. Balloon payment in 8 to 15 years. Escrow costs s plit. No bank charges. For larger loan amounts just divide $100,000 into the larger loan amount and use that figure to m, Rocky Place at multiply times the $600 per month payment. $150,000 = $900, $200,000 = $1200, $50,000 = $300 per mon th etc. For income property, you want the projected monthly income to exceed the monthly mortgage p ayments, plus property taxes and insurance payments by at least 50%. Contact your favorite Realtor o r call us for specific examples. The goal is that volunteers will come out of the meeting [email protected], Mark Hodgins, Real Estate Broker 756-0347 • Cell: 541-297-3404 to form a community task call 541-297-9040 or visit 2707 Broadway, North Bend, OR • www.eledwardsrealty.com force that will engage the www.cbd9.net.

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63007 Pennsylvania Rd., Coos Bay ACREAGE 63946 Wallace Rd., Coos Bay Beautiful setting on 2.72 acres with terraced gardens, 99160 Coos River Ln. , Coos Bay decks on three sides of house, very secluded and wind 63463 Andrews Rd, Coos Bay 3 bedroom 2 bath double wide Riverfront property. Dock & picnic areas. Privacy with loads of potential on 2.11 acres close manufactured home includes 3 bay shop. protected amongst the trees. Partial view of Coos River. Very nice, comfortable home. 27x48 shop and extra garage with 220 power. Pump to downtown. Detached truck shop currently rented Fenced yard with large covered deck, Outbuildings. Great location. at $550/mo income. Fruit trees. Covered patio with room for a hot tub. RV Parking. Make an offer. house with 300 ft drilled well. Pride of ownership $168,000 MLS#12465321 throughout. Walk in showers, large maser bath tub. lots of space for garden & an outbuilding. $159,900 MLS#12134139 $279,000 MLS#12697184 $219,000 MLS#11401954 EX PL X New Roof OUR PLE F 10

Executive Home Illness forces Sale Price Reduction 930 Lake Ct , Coos Bay 1274 Minnesota, Coos Bay Top of the hill custom built home with park-like Mediterranean Style Interior! 3 bedrooms, 2.1 baths 2081 Meade, North Bend 109 9th St., Coos Bay setting. Hot tub near waterfall that flows into 2000 with fenced yard. Large rooms with wood floors and 10 unit apartment building located near downtown - arched dooorways. Fireplace in living room and pellet Rental rates $2350 a month projected income. All gal Koi Pond. View of bay & dunes from front. maintenance and occupancy records available. Property Manager 24 hour notice needed. All units with Custom finished garage. Deluxe kitchen. Trex stove in master bedroom. Patio, fruit trees, outdoor own electric meter bases. Building is 1924 vintage and decking & seating with paver covered patio. living spaces. See to appreciate. $269,000 MLS#11397989 has had some lead based paint abatement. $324,900 MLS#12591213 $189,000 MLS#12416996 $339,900 MLS#11458502 E.L. EDWARDS REALTY II, INC. Property Management & Real Estate Sales Mark Hodgins, Real Estate Broker 751-7915 • Cell: 541-297-3404 2707 Broadway, North Bend, OR • www.eledwardsrealty.com C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Tuesday, October 2,2012 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local What’s Up Meetings Home rule charter backers host forum TODAY sale; food: hotdogs, chili and freito pie. 541-759-1019, 541- TODAY BANDON — A presenta- the patio of the Allegany A Little Lunch Music 12-1:30 580-5206 tion on Ballot Measure 6-143, p.m., Coos Bay Public Library, Bay Area Health District — 5:30 BAY AREA Community Center; vendors 525 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. “See Jane Run,” the South p.m., Spruce Room, Bay Area the proposed Home Rule will be located inside the Oldies, folk and gospel by Coast women’s only run and Hospital, 1775 Thompson Road, Charter for Coos County, will REPORTS gymnasim. Simple Harmonies (Kim and walk 10 a.m., John Topits Coos Bay; board of directors be given from 6:30-7:30 p.m. The event coincides with Kevin Paulson). 541-269-1101, Park, Empire Lake, Coos Bay. education session. Thursday. fundraiser for Leadership for the Mahaffy Ranch Pumpkin Entry fee is $10. 5K run or Nine counties in Oregon ext. 228. Bay Area Health District — 6:30 Bay Area Youth will take place Patch. walk and a non-competitive 1 p.m., conference room Myrtle, already have a home rule from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Friday, Dolphin Players Public The- mile fun walk. Proceeds from To reserve vendor space, Bay Area Hospital, 1775 Thomp- charter. A home rule charter Oct. 12, and Saturday, Oct. 13. atrical Reading 7 p.m., North the event benefit the Coos call the MPRD,541-269-0957. Bend Public Library, 1800 son Road, Coos Bay; regular includes specifically defined The sale will be held at 1554 County Women’s Safety and mandates, guidelines and Sherman Ave. No cost. 541- Resource Center. meeting. Sherman Ave., North Bend, 756-0400 Coos Bay City Council — 7 p.m., conditions spelled out in one across from Ashworth’s Free admission to Coos Histor- document. Market. Sawdust Theatre Holiday ical & Maritime Museum 10 council chambers, City Hall, 500 Melodrama Auditions 7 p.m., Central Ave.; regular meeting. The event will take place in Outdoors a.m. to 4 p.m. the first Satur- the community room of the Allegany farmers Sawdust Theatre, 114 N. day of the month with a Bandon Library, 1204 11th St. market and craft fair Find out where the Adams St., Coquille. Four donation of four non-perish- WEDNESDAY men and four women need- able food items per person. Questions are welcome, ALLEGANY — The best fishing can be ed. 541-751-0043 Douglas County Board of Commis- refreshments will be served. Millicoma Parks and Friends of Coos Bay Library sioners — 9 a.m., Room 216, found. Leadership for Bay Recreation District hosts a WEDNESDAY book sale 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., courthouse, 1036 S.E. Douglas Farmers Market and Craft Fair 525 Anderson Ave. Ave., Roseburg; weekly meeting. Area Youth Fundraiser Coos Bay Farmer’s Market 9 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, Mahaffy Ranch Pumpkin Patch a.m. to 3 p.m., Central Lighthouse School Board — 7 p.m., NORTH BEND — The sec- Saturday and Sunday, Oct. See GO! Saturday Avenue across from visitors 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 10362 Coos Lighthouse School, 93670 Viking ond annual garage sale 19-21. The market will be on center. River Highway 241, Coos Bay. Way, North Bend; regular meet- Food vendors onsite. ing. Coos Bay Public Library Read- https://www.facebook.com/m ers’ Monthly Book Group 6- ahaffyranch/events 7:30 p.m., Cedar Room, 525 THURSDAY Anderson Ave. “The Room” Oktoberfest Pie Contest 11 Coos Bay - North Bend Visitor & by Emma Donaghue. 541-266- a.m., Coquille Community Convention Bureau — 8:30 a.m., s Building, 115 N. Birch St., am 0928 Red Lion Hotel, 1313 Bayshore Ex Coquille. Bring two pies for tal Drive, Coos Bay; regular meet- n A Little Lunch Music 12-1:30 e each category. Categories are e D ing. e p.m., Coos Bay Public Library, r pumpkin and apple. One pies F 525 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. will be judged and the other Lakeside Planning Commission — Marshfield High’s vocal will be auctioned. Proceeds 7 p.m., Lakeside City Hall, 915 N. In October! ensemble New Horizons. 541- benefit Coquille Chamber of Lake Road; regular meeting. 269-1101, ext. 228. Commerce. 541-396-3414 Bad breath, trouble chewing, weight loss Columbus Day Stories 7 p.m., Octoberfish noon to 6 p.m., SATURDAY are all signs of dental problems. Coos Bay Public Library, Old Charleston School, 64065 Gardiner Rural Fire Protection Come in for your pet’s Myrtlewood Room, 525 Seven Devils Road, District, 10 a.m., Gardiner Fire Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. Charleston. Admission: $1; Hall; regular meeting. free dental exam. Friends and neighbors share single tuna meal, $9 or $20 stories from the Oct. 12, 1962 family size; food vendors; hurricane force storm that Walt’s Pourhouse and Nnkasi MONDAY, OCT. 8 swept the Pacific Northwest. beer garden; live music, kids Winchester Bay Rural Fire Protec- Hosted by the Coos County activities. Bring your apples tion District — 6 p.m., Fire Hall, SCAN ME! or GoogleGooglle us!us!! Historical Society. and use a press. Free hourly Sixth Street and Broadway Morganorrgan Vet,Vett,, CoosCoos BayBay Film Screening 7 p.m., North shuttle service from The Mill Avenue; regular meeting. 223030 Market,Marrkett,, CoosCoos BayBay • 541-269-5846541--269--5846 Bend Public Library, 1800 Casino-Hotel parking lot. Sherman Ave. No cost. 541- Event benefits ORCCA chil- 756-0400 dren’s programs. Free Roller Skating 3-5 p.m., THURSDAY Snoddy Memorial Gymnasi- um, Bay Area Church of the EEmployeemmppllooyyeeee oofoff tthethhee MMonthMoonntthh A Little Lunch Music 12-1:30 Nazarene, 1850 Clark St., p.m., Coos Bay Public Library, North Bend. Skates provided Chad Franklin 525 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. for all ages. You ukulele music by Hopaili. 541- werr Chad was chosen for the great job he’s been doing Po usstt 269-1101, ext. 228. Fall Fling Fundraiser 5-8 p.m., n Trr in his new role as Estimator/Supervisor. Chad’s Coos Art Museum, 325 Ander- Ca 946 Oregon Days of Culture 7 p.m., ce 1 been at Reese Electric for 10 years. son Ave., Coos Bay. Tickets: Siin North Bend Public Library, $45 or $40 for members. 1800 Sherman Ave. South Thehe PeoplePeople BBehindehind tthehe PPowerower ooff OOrangerange RSVP at 541-267-3901. The People Behind the Power of Orange Coast Folk Society perform. 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Editorial Board Clark Walworth, Publisher & Editor Opinion Ryan Haas, City Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Marijuana ballot measure goes too far

Ballot Measure 80 warms “Oregon Cannabis Tax Act,” The new state-run retail to “vigorously defend” not General Election up with a pious hymn to the leapfrogs way past mere tol- outlets will have plenty of only the law, but anyone The World’s Editorial many virtues of cannabis, erance of marijuana use. If competition. Measure 80 prosecuted for the activi- Board provides its election citing George Washington voters adopt Measure 80, allows anyone to grow mar- ties it sanctions. It further recommendations as a and Thomas Jefferson as Oregon will be the national ijuana for personal con- instructs the AG to urge service to our readers. We virtual patron saints of headquarters for a state- sumption. By making adoption of a “federal welcome other viewpoints. ganja. It quotes the book of sponsored frenzy of illicit enforcement impossible, and/or international act” in Genesis to assert a biblical marijuana trafficking. this huge loophole clears support of Measure 80. What do you think? endorsement. Among its far-reaching the way for unhindered Apparently our state's top After that, it gets weird. provisions, Measure 80 trafficking of Oregon- legal officer is expected to The World welcomes Many Americans nowa- establishes a cannabis grown marijuana through- lobby for loco weed at the letters. Email us at days believe the war on commission to regulate and out the country. Our state United Nations. [email protected]. drugs has gone badly astray. sell marijuana. It would be would feed the supply chain There’s much more. If Many Oregonians — per- a bit like the Oregon Liquor for a lucrative and danger- voters take the time to read What do you think? haps most Oregonians — Control Commission, ously competitive interstate the full text of Measure 80, To read the full measure, think it’s time to stop using except the new commission black market. they’ll recognize it as an visit www.cannabistax- criminal statutes and police would be dominated by The measure assigns overambitious and greedy act.org/full-text resources to battle a rela- marijuana growers and Oregon’s attorney general maneuver by would-be tively benign substance. processors. (Think hen- to shill for the marijuana marijuana moguls. Voters But Measure 80, the house. Think fox.) industry. It calls on the AG should reject it. BTW, where’s Mitt?

A look at the Republican presidential candidate’s schedule of public events shows a remarkably relaxed pace for a man who says this election is critical to Ameri- ca’s future. Here’s what Mitt Romney did on the trail in mid-September: He had one public appearance on his schedule Monday, Sept. 17, a speech to the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in Los Angeles. He had one appearance scheduled the day before, an airport rally in Pueblo, Colo., but it was canceled after a small- plane crash there killed one person. Romney had no public events Saturday. On Friday,Sept. 14, he attended a single rally, at Lake Erie College in Painesville, Ohio. On Thursday, he attended a single rally, at a park in Fairfax, Va. On Wednesday, he was sched- uled to hold a single campaign event at his headquarters in Jacksonville, Fla., but instead appeared at a hastily organized press conference to denounce President Obama’s response to the embassy crises in Libya and Egypt. On Tuesday,Romney had one event, a speech to the National Guard Association con- vention in Reno, Nev. Romney’s light sched- ule of public events “has Public Forum its own body language,” says Pat Caddell,the polit- ical consultant best known for his work on Jimmy Carter’s 1976 and 1980 Tired of bailing Neighbors, we have been bailing more of an environmentalist. BYRON campaigns. “It doesn’t out solar companies, Fannie and Here is looking to good luck Write to us YORK strike you as a campaign in out corporations Freddie, and Wall Street invest- to my neighbors in Garden Valley the greatest crisis this ment banks. We send our tax area. The World welcomes letters from Columnist Thanks Commissioner Bob country has faced. ... monies to SCDC, and our eco- Judy Weeks readers. Please observe these stan- (Romney) comes off as passive.” Main for safeguarding citizens’ nomic and military aid to coun- Coquille dards: assets. This county citizen was If he’s not on the stump at the height of tries that have recently attacked I Use your real name. the campaign, what is Romney doing? surprised by the Sept. 26 letter us. Enough! The county has no Time for real from John Knutson about min- I 400 words maximum. After all, Barack Obama, when he’s on the obligation to negotiate any lease I Include your address and day- trail, usually manages to hold at least two ing company ORC. with ORC or to help ORC “effec- ideas in Salem This letter from Knutson, time phone number for verification. public events each day, and he’s supposed tively market their product” or Scott Roberts is a true repre- I No defamation, vulgarity or to have a full-time job. who donated $1,000 directly and “to raise the capital necessary to $1,000 indirectly to commis- sentative of the Oregon Coast business complaints. Romney, a busy and industrious man, fund their operations.” Let the communities. He has worked sioner candidate Messerle, takes I No poetry or religious testimony. isn’t goofing off. Privately, campaign aides government of Australia help the hard to go out and personally an unwarranted and vicious point to the heavy burden of fundraising Australian company stay afloat. meet the people of our area. He We generally print every letter that swipe directly at Messerle’s imposed on candidates since Obama blew Why should we, the owners listens, supports and is knowl- meets these guidelines. Send yours competitor, Main, and indirectly up the system of publicly financed cam- of Coos County, guarantee any- edgeable of our real issues, ready to [email protected], or P.O. at former county commission- paigns in 2008. Keeping up with the presi- thing to help the parent get to go to Salem as our senator. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. dent in the money race takes up a lot of ers. Knutson blames the county lower-interest loans? Why Instead of just going to meet- Romney’s time. (that’s you and me) for placing should we be doing business ings to talk about the issues we ORC “at potentially serious Aides also stress that Romney is not the with a company that cannot face, he will bring real ideas to would like to have each individual financial risk.” Wrong! only person campaigning for the Republican guarantee us that they will be solve our area’s needs. It’s nice to make their own decisions about Unintentionally, Knutson ticket. Running mate Paul Ryan is out on his around for the life of existing talk about railroads, cruise ships how their life will be conducted acknowledges that Main under- own most of the time, as are, occasionally, mining contracts? docking in the Bay Area, tourist and live with that decision by tak- stands his fiduciary responsibil- Romney’s wife, Ann, and his five sons. Fred Kirby attractions and more regula- ing responsibility for it, succeed But the fact remains: Mitt Romney is the ity and puts the interests of his Coos Bay tions. Scott will address the loss or fail. Given the way we use man running for president and has to make constituents first. of real jobs, educational needs of credit cards, individually,the case the case for himself. As the top of the ticket, ORC is a wholly-owned sub- Residents don’t our children, health care issues can be made that we are incapable he draws the most attention and news cover- sidiary of an Australia-based and coastal natural resource of smart decision making. age.Holding more events means more cover- company. The parent and sub- deserve this concerns. He will represent us, The other political party age, which means more voters see Romney. sidiary have apparently been I want to commend Barbara not the Salem ideas of over- would like to have these deci- “We think the American people are losing money for years (about $4 Burris for her Sept. 11 letter as spending, increased taxes and sions made by the government looking forward to hearing how we can million last fiscal year). well as all the other residents of larger fees, and he will bring on your behalf, with more wis- turn this economy around,” top Romney Company stock is trading near 4 Garden Valley. We all have an common sense back to Oregon. dom and forethought, and be adviser Ed Gillespie told reporters in what cents a share. Company officers uphill battle with Fred Messerle. November elections need responsible for your welfare. has to be one of the great understatements and directors own hundreds of I am tired of all the flippant your vote! Vote for Scott Roberts Given the state of Social Security of the campaign. “The timing is right to millions of shares or have unex- remarks by the wannabe politi- for the Oregon Senate. and Medicare, the case can be reinforce the specifics, more specifics, ercised options that may be cians. They can’t seem to get it Phyllis Waggoner made that the government is about the Romney plan for a stronger mid- worthless. The company secured through their thick heads that Reedsport incapable of doing this well. dle class.” a U.S. $5 million loan last month. just because they get a wild idea Instead, both individuals and To many observers, Romney’s moves Of course, a company that to change a land use law, or any The choice is up to the government search for ways look like scrambling. appears to be on the verge of other law for that matter, that to duck their responsibility for Now, Romney is battling a new distrac- financial collapse must expect to everyone in the county will kow- you in November the action taken. tion after media reports that some of his pay the exorbitant 18 percent tow to their thinking. During the course of your life, In my view, we as a nation are aides are sniping at one another, present- interest, plus 1-percent royalty When my husband and I you will need to make a fair looking at a fork in the road, each ing a picture of discord in the campaign at a on gross revenue, being charged. moved to the Coquille Valley number of decisions, or have of which takes us in a very dif- time when it needs to be running smooth- A strong worldwide market nine years ago, we had a beauti- them made for you. Decisions ferent direction. Only about 20 ly. “I’ve got a terrific campaign,” Romney for chromite, with established ful view of the Winter Lake area. that will affect you deeply and percent of the population will told Telemundo recently. “My senior cam- mining companies believing that Now the trees are taking over may have impact on your chil- determine which way we will go, paign people work extraordinarily well there is money to be made from and we have lost part of that dren and grandchildren. Voting and another 20 percent will con- together. I work well with them. Our cam- local chromite mining, would view. is one of those decisions, and is sider themselves the losers in paign is doing well.” have the major mining compa- I do not support the change in one only you can make. this election. The remaining 60 But not well enough, by any measure. nies climbing over each other to this land use, and I hope more In November we will elect our percent will let the current carry Romney aides say they expect to see him negotiate deals with the county. people will support the leaders. Most people are con- them where it may. on the stump more as the election draws To gain sympathy, Knutson tells landowners of Garden Valley to cerned about the economic state Me? I am going to vote to closer. By then, there will be fewer fundrais- us that ORC has invested $100 fight this issue. These residents of the nation, but this is not the make my own decisions and live ing demands and Romney will concentrate million in our county. Where? do not deserve this kind of treat- fundamental question. The by them, something I think we fully on campaigning. But at less than 50 The investment last reported ment of their property. economy will more or less fix all need to do to make this a days away, with early voting starting in some was $30 million. And that’s I knew Fred Messerle’s par- itself without the intervention of strong nation. The choice is places, the election is already pretty close. investment in company business ents and they would turn over in the politicians. This election is yours on Nov. 6. Where is Mitt right now? operations — not in the county. their graves if they knew all that about the path this nation will Ted Hunt Byron York is chief political correspon- Knutson wants us county beautiful pasture land was going take into the future. North Bend dent for The Washington Examiner. taxpayers to help bail out ORC. to be flooded to make Fred even One of our political parties C M C M Y K Y K

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If you care about Leota Mae “Billie” her fancy. She loved her cats McCullough and tortoises and completely spoiled them. Veteran of our nation, be April 25, 1919 - Aug. 30, 2012 Billie leaves behind her hus- Billie loved to laugh and band, Tom; three children, sure to register enjoyed life. She loved to Carl Schlecht, Ardena Ficke Portland police garden, lovingly cultivating and Julie Buller; and many to vote the irises that bordered her nieces, nephews, grandchil- home in North Bend. She dren and great-grandchildren. DEAR READERS: If you gifted those she loved with She was preceded in death mounted unit dies like the way things are beautifully embroidered pil- by her mother and father, going, VOTE. If you don’t low cases and squares for Edith and Fred Tharp; and like the way things are quilting. She was a talented four siblings, Jack Tharp, Joe PORTLAND (AP) — A going, VOTE. If you have painter of bird houses and Tharp, Lyle Tharp and Betty member of the Portland never voted before, VOTE. STATE anything else she could get Roberts. police mounted patrol unit (Don’t be embarrassed by her hands on. She loved liv- She will be missed as she has died. DIGEST your ignorance — when ing near the ocean and taking has flown away to her heav- The 19-year-old Belgian you get there, they’ll show walks on the beach, collect- enly home. draft horse Ian was eutha- gone again. you how.) Leota Mae “Billie” McCullough ing driftwood, shells, rocks Sign the guesbook at nized over the weekend after Later Sunday, police If you’re not registered and anything else that suited www.theworldlink.com. a sudden sickness. arrested 45-year-old Terry to vote and don’t know The Oregonian reports Trachsel after a brief standoff where to register, contact American flag and a symbol WISDOM that Ian had served since at his trailer. He was accused the League of Women Charles “Charlie” The Silent Service in honor When I was young-and 2005, longest of any of the of unauthorized use of the Voters, your county regis- Albert Thommen of the submarine fleet in very young- unit’s horses. vehicle, which was returned. trar’s office or your secre- Oct. 12, 1922 - Sept. 21, 2012 which he served. Say seventeen or so, Lt. Robert King, a police tary of state’s office for Charlie Thommen, 89, of He worked in the logging I said, “I’ll sail the seven spokesman, says Ian was Death of inmate details. All are listed in Fairview was born Oct. 12, industry most of his life and seas, known for his docked tail and under investigation your phone directory or 1922, in Roanoke, Ill., to built his own home in And every port I’ll know! was so gentle he was used for UMATILLA (AP) — An online. The Albert Fairview in which he resided I’ll seek for fame, I’ll seek training new mounted offi- Oregon Corrections deadlines DEAR Thommen until his death. His hobbies for gold, cers. Department spokeswoman for regis- and Ada included woodworking, And hoard, and pile it Two years ago, the says the weekend death of an tering vary ABBY Hubbell hunting, fishing and high!” mounted patrol unit was inmate at a state prison in from state Thommen. recounting his adventures When I was young-and briefly marked for elimina- northeast Oregon is under to state. Charlie died from the South Pacific very young- tion in budget cutting, but investigation. Don’t let of natural Ocean. He was an avid gar- At seventeen, said I. was spared. King said he did- Spokeswoman Liz Craig anything — causes in his dener, enjoyed his many Now I am old-and very n’t know if Ian would be said in a statement Monday or anybody home Friday friends and family and was old- replaced. that the inmate “died unex- — keep you evening an amazing story teller of And this is what I say: The unit began in 1979 pectedly” late Saturday night from vot- Charles Sept. 21, tales both tall and ordinary. “Fame will dim, and gold and is staffed with a sergeant, in a general population ing on “Charlie” 2012, with Charlie married Alfia will fade, six officers and 18 horses. housing unit at the Two Tuesday, Thommen JEANNE his family (Loree) Sayler in 1948 and And glory pass away; Rivers Correctional Nov. 6. It PHILLIPS by his side. they had three children, And love alone of all I Corvette, stolen twice, Institution in Umatilla. may be the Charlie John, Niki and Nita. He sought, returned to owner most moved with remained married until the A hearth fire leaping Sewage spill, crash important thing you will ALBANY (AP) — Linn his parents passing of Loree in 2001. bright, do all year. County authorities say a sil- disrupt Ore. I-5 traffic and three Charlie is survived by his A roof that holds a robin’s DEAR ABBY: I have been ver 1985 Corvette was PORTLAND (AP) — siblings to sister, Alma Russell of song, dating a divorced woman reported stolen twice within Oregon State Police say a Oregon in 1934 and he Lakeside; brother, Glenn Comfort me tonight. for four years. She said in 24 hours, but the owner has collision that dumped 300 resided in the Fairview area Thommen of Coquille; his So, all ye lads that sail the the beginning that she had it back. gallons of sewage waste on for the remainder of his life. daughters, Niki Thommen of seas, very little sexual experi- The Albany Democrat- Interstate 5 in the Portland He graduated from Coquille Portland and Nita Thommen Put into port today, ence because her former Herald reports the owner, area also disrupted north- High School in 1940 and Rolfe of Brookings; grand- And hear the words that husband “had problems,” who wasn’t identified, called bound traffic for more than then worked in a myrtlewood children, Whitney Rolfe, wisdom speaks. but decided after the sheriff’s deputies early three hours. factory in the North Bend Meghan Wright, Paige These are the words I say: divorce to find out what Sunday to report it missing, Lt. Gregg Hastings said a area after graduation. When Wright, Sean Thommen, “Build ye a roof beneath she was missing. She has- and officers found it later in a large commercial truck col- World War II broke out, Nikki Thommen Bingham the trees, n’t discussed this in detail, ditch. lided with a sewage truck Charlie enlisted in the United and Marissa Thommen; four A new moon swinging but once in a while she lets The owner came to that had slowed for heavy States Navy in January 1942. great-grandchildren; and high, out little snippets of infor- retrieve the sports car and traffic just after noon He was shipped to the Naval numerous other family And kiss your love, and mation that lead me to the deputies left. But, say the Monday on I-5 near the Training Station in San members in the area. latch the door, believe she was active. deputies, the owner also left Interstate 205 interchange. Diego, Calif., and following Charlie was preceded in And let the world go by” Do I have a right, now to retrieve something he’d KGW-TV reports the crash basic training, he then served death by his wife, Loree -Daniel Whitehead Hicky that we’re engaged, to forgotten. When he pushed the sewage truck into on the USS Gwin, USS Thommen; parents, Albert know how many partners returned, the Corvette was an SUV. Downes and the USS Bergall. and Ada Thommen; his “Build ye a roof beneath she had since the divorce? He was honorably dis- brother, Harvey Hubbell the trees, She’s being evasive about charged Dec. 25, 1946. After Thommen; and his son, John A new moon swinging it. — WONDERING WID- his discharge he returned to Harvey Thommen. high, OWER Coquille. Charlie was very Sign the guestbook at And kiss your love, and Mayoral candidate DEAR WONDERI NG: proud of his service to his www.theworldlink.com. latch the door, No, you do not have that country and displayed his And let the world go by!” “right,” because if she acknowledges answers the question, your next questions will be what are their names, how many ing memories and friend- a loving husband, father, assault charge times did she sleep with ships he cherished through- brother and friend and he them and were they better out his life. After returning to will be deeply missed. PORTLAND (AP) — ened abruptly, and the acci- than you are in bed. Oregon in 1971, Jim re- Jim is survived by his wife Portland mayoral candidate dental contact happened as Sometimes it is wiser to enrolled at OSU where he of 38 years, Mary D. Cahill; Jefferson Smith was charged he tried to push her away, the leave the past in the past met and fell in love with son, James M. Cahill and with assaulting a woman in a Oregonian reported. He told and simply appreciate the Mary Haupert. wife, Megan Kronsteiner- tussle at a party when he was Willamette Week she was cut special relationship you Jim and Mary were mar- Cahill of Milwaukee; son, a sophomore at the above her eyebrow.A witness have with the person you ried at his parent’s home in Christopher L. Cahill and University of Oregon, but the told the paper he tapped her love. North Bend June 29, 1974. girlfriend, Dayna N. Baker of misdemeanor charge was on the forehead. DEAR ABBY: “Webbed They returned to OSU where Coos Bay; as well as many dropped when he paid the Smith, a two-term in Columbia, Md.” won- they both graduated in 1976, employees and friends. woman’s medical bills and Democratic state represen- dered what kind of spider with Jim earning a bachelor’s He was preceded in death did community service. tative, is running against for- went up the waterspout degree in business adminis- by his mother, Mary Hope Smith, 39, acknowledged mer city council member (July 8). Well, it depends tration. After college Jim and Cahill; father, James Arthur the report Monday by Charlie Hales. In May, Smith on the location of that Mary returned to the coast Cahill; and his English Willamette Week. The beat Eileen Brady for the sec- spout. Waterspouts in James K. Cahill where they purchased their Springier Spaniel, Coco. paper’s website said witness- ond spot in the race, in what England, Australia (and first family home in Coos The family asks memorial es recalled the woman was was considered an upset. I’m guessing Canada) James K. Cahill Bay. contributions to Knights of tipped off a couch at a party His campaign has been attract spiders that are March 12, 1950 - Sept. 27, 2012 Jim went to work for his Columbus, c/o Emmanuel and charged at Smith, who dogged by revelations such mother and father as a man- Episcopal Church, P.O. Box “incy wincy.” American An Irish wake will be held was 20 years old, in the mis- as his ejection from two waterspouts are climbed by ager of Ferguson Transfer, 1028, Coos Bay, OR 97420; taken belief he had done it. sports leagues after roughing to celebrate the life of James the family household moving Operation Santa, P.O. Box “itsy bitsy” spiders. (And “Jim” Cahill, 62, of Coos Bay Smith told supporters in up opponents and a record of at this time of year we see and storage company. 1607, North Bend, OR 97459; an email that the woman had seven driver’s license sus- from 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Shortly after, Jim purchased or Marine Toys for Tots really big ones.) Oct. 13, at the TruNorth been drinking and was awak- pensions. Between English-speak- the business from his family, Foundation, 18251 Quantico Building, 310 Broadway Ave., beginning his career as a Gateway Drive, Triangle, VA ing countries there are also in Coos Bay. slightly different lyrics for small business owner. Jim 22172 . • Cremation Jim was born March 12, grew his company and even- Arrangements are under • Funeral Service “The Wheels on the Bus” 1950, in San Francisco, and “Ring Around the tually expanded in the 1980s the direction of Coos Bay Calif., to James Arthur and and opened an LTL freight Chapel, 541-267-3131. 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He uncle, Ellen and Richard loved the natural beauty and The World publishes there was the following Cahill and his cousins, death notices and service submission: quality of life on the south- Richard “Ritchie,” Ellen and ern Oregon coast and the listings as a free public DEAR ABBY: The confu- Melinda. During his time service. Obituaries and sion may stem from wonderful friendships which Coosoos BayBay ChapelChapel there he learned how to fly he developed over his life- “Card of Thanks” items are “Webbed’s” family mem- and traveled extensively supplied by families or Crremationemation & FFuneraluneral SServiceervice bers having confused the time here. throughout Central and Jim will be remembered as funeral homes and are pub- Established in 1915, formerly Wilson, Dungan-Margeson, “Itsy Bitsy Spider” poem South America building last- lished for a fee. For details, Theurwachter, Ellingson-Groskopf, W.O. Campbell, Mills-Bryan-Sherwood and Campbell-Watkins Funeral Homes. 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Tuesday, October 2,2012 Y K Nation Shootings expose cracks in system NY AG sues

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — director of the Minnesota at the nonprofit Stanley that he was a threat to him- JPMorgan over Andrew Engeldinger’s par- chapter of the National Medical Research Institute self or others, they were ents pushed him for two Alliance on Mental Illness, in Maryland. “It is my per- unable to force him into years to seek treatment for who has acted as a family sonal belief that these treatment under Minnesota what they suspected was spokeswoman. episodes will increase in law. sub-prime loans mental illness, but even She added: “You’re not number and severity and A successful patients’ though he became increas- going to convince someone will continue until we figure rights movement in the ingly paranoid and experi- they’re ill if they don’t want out what to do about it.” 1970s made it difficult — NEW YORK (AP) — The loans when the housing bub- enced delusions, there was to believe it.” Engeldinger was never and illegal in some states — New York attorney general’s ble burst and their introduc- nothing more they could do. This is a problem faced formally diagnosed with a to force a person into treat- office has hit JPMorgan Chase tory “teaser” interest rates Minnesota law doesn’t by many friends and rela- mental illness, but his fami- ment unless he or she was & Co. with a civil lawsuit, shot up, making their pay- allow people to be forced tives of people suffering ly was concerned enough by homicidal or suicidal. Dr. alleging that Bear Stearns per- ments unaffordable. Because into treatment without from mental illness, along their son’s behavior, which Darold Treffert, a petrated massive fraud related many of those mortgages were proof that they are a threat with the police officers and included claims that he was Wisconsin psychiatrist, to billions in residential mort- sliced and repackaged as to themselves or others. health care providers to being followed, to enroll in a coined the phrase “dying gage-backed securities that it securities that could be Engeldinger’s parents were whom they turn for help. free, 12-week course for with their rights on” in sold prior to its 2008 collapse bought and sold — known as horrified last week, when While a small number of loved ones of people with 1974, after collecting stories and subsequent sale to the RMBS — the mass defaults led their 36-year-old son went people with mental illness mental illness before he cut of people who didn’t qualify New York bank. to huge losses at large U.S. on a workplace shooting commit acts of violence, the off contact in late 2010. for involuntary commit- The lawsuit is the first to be banks and other financial spree that led to the deaths difficulty of securing treat- His willful estrangement ment and later killed them- filed under the auspices of the firms, helping fuel the global of a Minneapolis sign com- ment and ensuring it is suc- kept his parents from the selves. RMBS Working Group, which economic meltdown. pany’s owner, several of his cessful — and the cata- basement of his small bun- In the years since, 41 was set up by President Barack New York Attorney employees and a UPS driver. strophic consequences of galow, where police said he states have added “need for Obama to investigate and General Eric T. Schneiderman Engeldinger then killed failure — are common stockpiled 10,000 rounds of treatment” standards to prosecute alleged misconduct is alleging that Bear Stearns himself. threads that often link such ammunition and a second their laws that allow more that contributed to the finan- led its investors to believe that “They wanted him to get outbursts. gun on top of the 9mm individuals to be placed into cial crisis. the loans in its RMBS portfolio treatment. 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C M C M Y K Tuesday, October 2,2012 • The World • A7 Y K Nation & World At least 20 injured in California train crash

BY GOSIA WOZNIACKA spokeswoman Christine Pickering. The Associated Press She did not provide details on the extent of their injuries. HANFORD, Calif. — Two cars “We did call in additional physi- and the locomotive of an Amtrak cians and staff,”Pickering said. train carrying about 169 passen- Four additional injured passen- gers derailed Monday after collid- gers were taken to nearby Adventist ing with a big rig truck in Califor- Medical Center in Selma, while nia’s Central Valley, authorities seven people were taken to Com- said. munity Regional Medical Center in At least 20 passengers suffered Fresno, officials said. minor to moderate injuries, The train was on its way from authorities said. Oakland to Bakersfield, according The 12:25 p.m. crash occurred to Amtrak. It had four rail cars and when the driver of the tractor- a locomotive. trailer carrying cotton trash failed The truck driver suffered minor to yield and hit the train, authori- injuries, according to California ties said. The impact pushed the Highway Patrol spokesman Jerry two passenger cars and the loco- Pierce. Investigators will try to motive off the tracks south of determine if the crash was caused Hanford, a farming town. by driver error, a malfunctioning The train traveled about 600 crossing arm, or something else, feet after the collision before hit- the CHP said. ting a switchback and derailing, “This is a big, huge chaotic scene according to California Highway with lots of agencies involved,” Patrol Officer Scott Harris. Pierce said. Officials have not determined Pierce said the other passengers how fast the train or the truck were have been taken to an auditorium in going, but the average speed for Hanford, where they will board a The Associated Press Amtrak through the area is 70 to Emergency personnel respond to the scene of a train derailment in Hanford,Calif.,Monday.Two cars and the locomotive of the train train and continue to their destina- 80 mph, while the speed limit on tions or family members will pick car derailed after colliding with a big rig truck in California’s Central Valley, authorities said.At least 20 passengers suffered minor the roadway where the truck was them up. traveling is 55 mph, Harris said. to moderate injuries, authorities said. All train service through the area After the crash, metal pieces has been stopped, with the work of from the truck could be seen tered around the area. scrapes and possibly broken bones. Eight of the injured passengers moving the derailed rail cars and inside the train, which was cov- Kings County Assistant Sheriff The crash occurred at a crossing were taken to Adventist Medical repairing the tracks expected to last ered by cotton seeds. Several Dave Putnam described the injuries that was equipped with gates to Center in Hanford and five more through this morning, officials pieces of luggage were also scat- to passengers as bumps, bruises, stop traffic, Putnam said. were expected, said hospital said. Medicare fines over readmissions

WASHINGTON (AP) — If patients, or some 2,200 facili- prepare for well over a year. ities serving low-income peo- you or an elderly relative have ties, will be hit with penalties They are working on ways to ple, including many major been hospitalized recently and averaging around $125,000 improve communication with teaching hospitals, are much noticed extra attention when per facility this coming year, rehabilitation centers and more likely to be fined, raising the time came to be dis- according to government esti- doctors who follow patients questions of fairness. charged, there’s more to it mates. after they’re released, as well “Readmissions are partially than good customer service. Data to assess the penalties as connecting individually within the control of the hos- As of Monday, Medicare have been collected and with patients. pital and partially within the will start fining hospitals that crunched, and Medicare has “There is a lot of activity at control of others,”Foster said. have too many patients read- shared the results with indi- the hospital level to straighten For the first year, the mitted within 30 days of dis- vidual hospitals. Medicare out our internal processes,” penalty is capped at 1 per- charge due to complications. plans to post details online said Nancy Foster, vice presi- cent of a hospital’s Medicare The penalties are part of a later in October, and people dent for quality and safety at payments. The overwhelm- broader push under President can look up how their com- the American Hospital Asso- ing majority of penalized Barack Obama’s health care munity hospitals performed ciation. facilities will pay less. Also, law to improve quality while by using the agency’s “Hospi- Still, industry officials say for now, hospitals are only also trying to save taxpayers tal Compare” website. they have misgivings about being measured on three money. It adds up to a new way of being held liable for circum- medical conditions: heart About two-thirds of the doing business for hospitals, stances beyond their control. attacks, heart failure and hospitals serving Medicare and they have scrambled to They also complain that facil- pneumonia. MacArthur Foundation reveals 2012 ‘genius grants’

I Author ignored Then he received an ominous Thile, who played with cases, moments of profound message: “Don’t tell anyone Nickel Creek and is now tour- reflection about life and fate. The Associated Press A 2008 photo of Sir Jimmy Savile. For decades,Jimmy Savile was a fix- foundation’s call about this call.” ing with Punch Brothers, said “It left me thinking about His tour manager searched he may use the grant to fund a my childhood,”said Domini- ture on British television. A year after he died, aged 84 and honored as for the number online and chamber music project for a can-American author Junot Sir Jimmy,several women have come forward to claim he was also a sex- CHICAGO (AP) — Man- told him, “It appears to be bluegrass quintet. Diaz, who wrote the Pulitzer- ual predator and serial abuser of underage girls. dolin player and composer from something called the Northwestern University winning novel “The Brief Chris Thile learned the hard MacArthur Foundation.” It historian Dylan C. Pen- Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao.” way that when you get a call was a name Thile recognized. ningroth said he now can “It would never have Show claims U.K. TV from the 312 area code this “I think I must have turned expand his search for court dawned on me to think such a time of year, you should white,” he said. “I’ve never records of property owned by thing was possible for me,” probably answer the phone. felt so internally warm. My slaves in the pre-Civil War Diaz said, reflecting on his host abused children Thile is among 23 recipi- heart was racing. All of a sud- South. early years in New Jersey ents of this year’s MacArthur den, I felt very askew physi- “This grant will make it “struggling with poverty, LONDON (AP) — For tern seen in the response to Foundation “genius grants,” cally. I was trying to catch my possible for me to think big,to struggling with English.” decades, Jimmy Savile was a the child-molesting Penn which are given in a secrecy- breath. ... I thought, ‘Oh my be more ambitious about the David Finkel, author and fixture on British television State assistant football coach shrouded process. Winners God, did I win a time period I cover and the national enterprise editor for — an eccentric, aggressively Jerry Sandusky and in the have no idea they’ve been MacArthur?”’ questions I’m trying to the Washington Post, said the jocular host of children’s English town of Rochdale, nominated for the $500,000 The grants, paid over five answer, like, what’s the con- grant will allow him to com- shows and a tireless charity where a gang of men awards until they get the call, years, give recipients freedom nection to the modern civil plete a story he began in his fundraiser. When he died last groomed vulnerable young and nominators must remain to pursue a creative vision. rights era?”Penningroth said. book, “The Good Soldiers.” year at 84 — by then knight- girls for sex. Authorities in anonymous. Winners, who work in fields For other winners — there The nonfiction work ed as Sir Jimmy — he drew both places have been criti- Thile ignored the incessant ranging from medicine and have been 873 so far, includ- recounted the experiences of tributes from Prince Charles cized for failing to act on phone calls from the founda- science to the arts and jour- ing this year’s recipients — a U.S. Army infantry battal- and thousands of fans. claims of abuse. tion at first, thinking they nalism, don’t have to report the grants bring prestige, ion deployed to Baghdad as Now several women have The allegations against were election-year robocalls. how they spend the money. confirmation and, in some part of the 2007 surge. come forward to claim “Sir Savile are made in a docu- Jimmy” was also a sexual mentary, “Exposure: The predator who abused under- Other Side of Jimmy Savile,” Pope’s butler pleads innocent Study finds age girls. to be shown Wednesday on The allegations have set Britain’s ITV channel. science fraud off ripples of shock — but not The program alleges that THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and corruption” in the ground-floor tribunal in the of surprise. There had, col- Savile abused girls in his church. They quoted him as Vatican’s courthouse tucked leagues said, long been Rolls-Royce, in a mobile VATICAN CITY — Pope saying in a June 5 interroga- behind St. Peter’s Basilica. is growing rumors. The main question home and at BBC’s television Benedict XVI’s onetime but- tion that even though he Dalla Torre has said he being asked now is: Why did headquarters. It includes ler declared today he was knew taking the documents expects it to be over within WASHINGTON (AP) — innocent of a charge of was wrong, he felt inspired three more hearings. no one do anything? interviews with a woman A new study finds that “Maybe it was just the fact who says Savile sexually aggravated theft of the by the Holy Spirit “to bring In addition to Gabriele, pope’s private correspon- the church back on the right the court heard Tuesday fraud in scientific research that Jimmy knew every- assaulted her while she was a is growing at a troubling body,”Esther Rantzen, a for- student at the Duncroft spe- dence, but acknowledged he track.” from four witnesses, includ- photocopied the papers and Judge Giuseppe Dalla ing the pope’s private secre- rate, even though it mer BBC journalist and cial-needs school near Lon- remains rare overall. founder of the ChildLine don, and with a former BBC said he feels guilty that he Torre asked Gabriele on tary, Monsignor Georg betrayed the trust of Tuesday if he stood Gaenswein, who along with A review of retractions child-protection charity, staff member who says she in medical and biological told Channel 4 news. “We saw the entertainer inde- the pontiff he loved by his confession. Gabriele was the closest peer-reviewed journals made him into the Jimmy cently assaulting a 14-year- like a father. Gabriele responded: assistant to the pontiff. Savile who was untouchable, old girl. Paolo Gabriele “Yes.” Gaenswein testified that finds the percentage of who nobody could criticize.” The BBC said no one had took the stand today Asked, though, by he began having suspicions studies that had to be Child protection advo- made any allegations against in a Vatican court- his attorney about Gabriele after he real- withdrawn because of sci- cates say the case fits a pat- Savile while he worked there. room to defend Cristiana Arru how ized three documents that entific misconduct has himself. Prosecutors he responded to the appeared in Nuzzi’s book jumped several-fold since say Gabriele stole charge of aggravated could only have come from the mid-1970s. Video shows held U.S. journalist papal letters and Paolo Gabriele theft, Gabriele said: the office he shared with The study says fraud or documents alleging Former Pope butler “I declare myself Gabriele and Benedict’s suspected fraud is by far innocent concerning other private secretary. BEIRUT (AP) — A video ment to several media outlets power struggles and the biggest reason for corruption inside the the charge of aggravated “This was the moment clip posted online shows an confirming it was their son in retractions, outweighing Vatican and passed them off theft. I feel guilty of having when I started to have my errors and plagiarism. American freelance journal- the video. to a journalist in one of the betrayed the trust of the doubts,”Gaenswein said. Fraud is detected only a ist who has been missing in The Associated Press most damaging scandals of Holy Father, whom I love as a The book, “His Holiness: Syria alive and apparently could not independently Benedict’s pontificate. son would.” Pope Benedict XVI’s private handful of times for every being held hostage by gun- confirm the origin or the Gabriele faces four years He insisted he had no papers,”became an immedi- 100,000 studies pub- lished. Study author men. content of the clip, which in prison if he is found guilty, accomplices, though he ate blockbuster when it was The video is the first sign Arturo Casadevall says a emerged Monday. Previous although most Vatican acknowledged that many published May 20, detailing of Austin Tice’s condition few scientific scofflaws reports have indicated that watchers expect he will people inside the Vatican intrigue and scandals inside since he disappeared in receive a papal pardon if he is trusted him and would the Apostolic Palace. The cause big problems that Tice is in Syrian government August. convicted. come to him with their leaked documents seemed can hurt people. He says Tice, a 31-year-old for- custody. Although the video Prosecutors have said problems and concerns. He primarily aimed at discredit- one reason may be pres- mer Marine, had been footage shows a group of Gabriele, 46, has confessed said he felt inspired by his ing Benedict’s No. 2, sure to hit it big in science. reporting from Syria for The captors dressed and behav- to leaking copies of the doc- faith to always give them a Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, The study is published Washington Post, McClatchy ing like Islamic extremists, uments to Italian journalist listen. often criticized for perceived Monday in the Proceed- Newspapers and others. The the clip lacks the customary Gianluigi Nuzzi, because he The trial opened over the shortcomings in running the ings of the National Acad- Tice family released a state- form of jihadist videos. wanted to expose the “evil weekend inside the intimate Vatican administration. emy of Sciences. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A8• The World • Tuesday, October 2,2012 Y K Tales DILBERT from the lint trap You should see the big wad of lint I just plucked from the lint trap of my clothes dryer. Ack! Where does all FRANK AND ERNEST of that EVERYDAY stuff CHEAPSKATE come from? I know I emptied all the pockets, and I’m certain I did not wash a bag of Mary THE BORN LOSER pillow Hunt stuff- ing. I’ll tell you what it is, and I am not happy about this: It’s proof that my dryer is wearing out my clothes. Those fibers were neatly woven into these clothes only 30 minutes ago. For all the conven- ience a clothes dryer may offer, it may come at the ZITS price of having to replace clothes much too often. Drying clothes causes them to shrink — and not only the first time they’re washed. Sleeves and pant legs continually get shorter and shorter when machine dried improper- ly. There are tactics to counteract the abuse suf- fered by a clothes dryer, and you don't have to go CLASSIC PEANUTS back to the days of sheets frozen stiff on the clothesline (does anyone but me remember that?). Rest assured, you don’t have to machine dry your clothes to death to end up with comfy jeans and fluffy, soft towels. GET THE SOAP OUT. Residual detergent in fab- rics causes them to feel 1 rough. Add ⁄2 cup white FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE vinegar to the last rinse. This will help remove the residual detergent from the fabrics. Even when air dried, they will be softer. SE M I - D R Y. Never machine dry clothes — especially jeans — com- pletely. Ten to 15 minutes is sufficient for most items to remove the major wrinkles. H A N G F R O M T H E ROSE IS ROSE ANKLES. Remove partial- ly dry jeans and all other pants from the dryer and hang them by the hems on pant hangers equipped with clothespins or clamps. The weight of the pant will pull the fibers into place and keep the pants from getting short- er every time you launder them. EMERGENCY SPEED D R Y. When you need LUANN something to dry in a big hurry, here’s a great tip: Place the wet item and one dry bath towel into the dryer. Set to dry on the highest temperature THE FAMILY CIRCUS safe for that particular item. You will have dry jammies (or whatever) in less than half the time because the towel will absorb a great deal of the moisture. GRIZZWELLS S T E P A W A Y F R O M THE DRYER. Any item that has a rubber backing, like a bath rug, should never come in contact with the inside of a dryer. Lay it flat or on a rack to air dry. D O N ' T K I L L T H E SPANDEX. Fabrics that contain spandex, latex or elastic or have painted or silk screened logos should not meet the heat of a clothes dryer. Even the elastic in pajamas, under- wear and so on will break MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN down quickly if dried on “hot.” Make sure you always read the labels to determine fabric content and laundering instruc- tions. Get a portable dry- ing rack or install a few extra towel bars so you can air dry these more delicate types of fabric. Mary Hunt is the founder of www.DebtProofLiving.co m, a personal finance member website. You can email her at mary@every- daycheapskate.com, 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.

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C M C M Y K Tuesday, October 2,2012 • The World • A9 Y K World Fatal shooting mars Venezuela campaign

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — protesters to let them pass. responsible. dent has long vilified his opponents Omar Fernandez, was shot in the Jason Valero was so excited about Suddenly, gunshots rang out “Why does a Venezuelan have to using “a violent, aggressive dis- neck and later died at a hospital. A the possibility that Henrique and Valero was bleeding on the fall because of intolerance? Why course.” third man, local campaign photog- Capriles could unseat President pavement. does a campaign event have to be Chavez and his justice minster rapher Hector Rojas, was hospital- Hugo Chavez that he took a few Valero’s younger brother, attacked... presumably by govern- described the violence as a “con- ized with serious wounds, opposi- weeks off from his job as a dump Ramon, riding in another car, ment sympathizers?” Capriles said frontation,”but opposition support- tion politician Pedro Castillo said. truck driver to work on the opposi- rushed to his side. Jason Valero at a news conference on Monday in ers denied that, saying they were People in the caravan had simply tion presidential candidate’s cam- later died, one of two Capriles sup- Caracas. simply attacked. A video posted on wanted to make a swing through the paign. porters slain in a shooting that has One suspect has been arrested in YouTube, which circulated in area and had tried to tell the Chavez Valero also planned to volunteer inflamed tensions ahead of the killings, Justice Minister Tareck Venezuelan media, showed the two supporters “we didn’t want any sort during the Oct. 7 election at a Venezuela’s presidential election El Aissami said on Sunday. His name groups arguing in the street, and of problems,”said opposition politi- polling station. On Saturday, he on Sunday. has not been released. then people scattering as shots rang cian Rafael Riera, who also wit- joined a campaign caravan in his “He died fighting for a change,” Chavez lamented the violence at out. nessed the shooting. Some people native rural state of Barinas, driv- Ramon Valero told The Associated a rally on Sunday in western Zulia Capriles noted that those who had gotten out of a truck nearby and ing his Mitsubishi Montero with Press on Monday in a phone inter- state. “It’s not with violence that had blocked the road wore red pro- fired shots, Riera said. his wife and 15-year-old daughter. view from Barinas, while the family we’re going to face each other. It’s government T-shirts, and that “Justice should be done,” Chavez supporters blocked the prepared for the funeral. vote against vote. It’s with ideas, it’s those who had gotten out of their Valero’s 24-year-old brother said. road in the western state, and Capriles demanded that the with peace,”Chavez said. cars to talk “were attacked with He recalled playing baseball and in Valero and others got out of their authorities carry out a “serious Capriles later questioned gunfire.” the rivers of Barinas with his elder cars in an attempt to persuade the investigation” to determine those Chavez’s stance, saying the presi- Another opposition supporter, sibling when they were children. Labor petition causes alarm

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — For weeks, a manifesto com- plaining about Iran’s stum- bling economy circulated in secret among factories and workshops. Organizers asked for signatures and the pages began to fill up. In the end, some 10,000 names were attached to the petition addressed to Iran’s labor minister in one of the most wide-reaching public outcries over the state of the country’s economy, which has received a double pound- ing from tightening Western sanctions and alleged mis- management by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s government. The rare protest docu- ment — described to The Associated Press this week by labor activists and others — suggests growing anxiety among Iran’s vast and poten- tially powerful working class as the ruling system struggles with the latest sanctions, which have targeted critical oil exports and blackballed Iran from international banking networks. It also appears to reinforce the U.S. and European asser- tions that the economic squeeze is bringing increas- ing pressures on Iranian authorities. President Barack Obama and others argue that sanctions and diplomacy are the best way to wring con- cessions over Iran’s nuclear program even as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushes for a “red line” declaration that could trigger military action. While Iran’s leadership still has broad-based public support in the nuclear stand- off with the West, the peti- tion and sporadic street demonstrations over the slumping economy suggest a growing distinction between the national pride of nuclear technology and the econom- ic hardships from Tehran’s defiance. The Iranian curren- cy, the rial, hit another all- time low against the dollar Monday, which is certain to further drive up prices of imported goods. Ikea deletes women from Saudi version of catalog

STOCKHOLM (AP) — Ikea is being criticized for delet- ing images of women from the Saudi version of its furni- ture catalog, a move the company says it regrets. Comparing the Swedish and Saudi versions of the catalog, free newspaper Metro on Monday showed that women had been air- brushed out of otherwise identical pictures showcas- ing the company’s home fur- nishings. The report raised questions in Sweden about Ikea’s com- mitment to gender equality, and the company released a statement expressing “regret” over the issue. “We should have reacted and realized that excluding women from the Saudi Ara- bian version of the catalog is in conflict with the IKEA Group values,” the company said. C M C M Y K Y K

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Oct. 1-6 — 7:21, 6:48 Des Moines 79 49 clr Oklahoma City 81 57 pcdy National Temperature Extremes Moon watch Detroit 67 55 .10 rn Omaha 76 39 clr High Monday 113 at Death Valley, Calif. Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 65. Northeast wind Mostly cloudy Mostly sunny El Paso 86 62 clr Orlando 89 76 .04 rn Low Tuesday 24 at Hibbing, Minn. 8 to 10 mph. 63/47 62/46 Last Quarter — Oct. 8 VOTING Obama tries to avoid Law among the nation’s toughest misstep in debate Continued from Page A1 HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) many voters by simply — President Barack Obama appearing on stage as the motivate volunteers and has one mission heading into alternative. Seeking to miti- campaign contributions his first debate with gate that effect, Obama aides while other opponents of the Republican Mitt Romney: are working with the presi- law, including labor unions, Don’t screw things up. dent on keeping command of good government groups, Five weeks from Election the debate while not being the NAACP, AARP and the Day, Obama has political overly aggressive. League of Women Voters, momentum and an edge in The president retreated to hold voter education drives polls of the battleground a desert resort in Nevada for and protest rallies. states that will determine the three days of intensive prepa- The voter ID law was a election. But he’s sure to face ration. He was joined by a signature accomplishment a blistering challenge from cadre of top advisers, who are of Pennsylvania’s Romney, who needs to use focused on helping Obama Republican-controlled Wednesday’s debate in trim his often-lengthy expla- Legislature and its Denver to change the trajec- nations to fit the debate for- Republican governor, Tom tory of the race. mat. Equally important is Corbett. Republicans, long Both parties say the first coaching Obama to look calm suspicious of ballot-box The Associated Press debate traditionally helps the and presidential during an stuffing in the Democratic People pass the signs telling of the requirement for voters to show an acceptable photo ID to vote as they challenger, whose stature onslaught of criticism from bastion of Philadelphia, jus- head into the the Penndot Drivers License Center in Butler, Pa. tends to rise in the eyes of Romney. tified it as a bulwark against any potential election fraud. But Democrats objected efforts to get one from state Justice Department cleared Rather, the state Supreme released after only one year. furiously, accusing driver’s license centers. New Hampshire’s voter ID Court had ordered him to stop HATCHERY Unlike Chinook salmon, Republicans of using old- It was already a political law earlier this year. the law if he thought anyone Change has many steelhead never go to fashioned Jim Crow tactics lightning rod when a top The plaintiffs — a group of eligible would be unable to the ocean, but remain in to steal the White House state Republican lawmaker registered voters, plus the cast a ballot because of it or if been slow rivers as rainbow trout. from Obama by making it boasted to a GOP dinner in Homeless Advocacy Project, he found the state had not Continued from Page A1 Another factor could be harder for young adults, the June that the ID requirement the League of Women Voters complied with law’s promise that fish bred in hatcheries poor, minorities and the dis- “is going to allow Gov. of Pennsylvania and the of providing liberal access to a do not get to choose their abled to vote. Romney to win the state of Pennsylvania chapter of the photo ID that voters were ent species, steelhead, which mates, the way animals from Protests, warnings of Pennsylvania.” National Association for the required to carry on Election could account for the differ- fruit flies to humans do in Election Day chaos and voter The U.S. Supreme Court Advancement of Colored Day. ent findings. Steelhead do real life, he added. education drives ensued, as upheld Indiana’s voter ID law People — had sought to block Last week, the Corbett not all die after spawning, “It is important to under- the law’s opponents — in 2008, and Georgia’s top the law from taking effect in administration overhauled and in nature spend two stand, and they make this including the AARP, the court upheld that state’s voter this year’s election as part of a the process for getting a vot- years in rivers before migrat- clear in the study, that NAACP and labor unions — ID law. But a federal panel wider challenge to its consti- ing-only ID card — an ing to the ocean to mature. hatcheries are a tool that can began collecting stories of struck down Texas’ voter ID tutionality. admission that the state had However, when raised in be used for a variety of pur- people who had no valid law, and the state court in The constitutionality of not met the Supreme Court’s hatcheries, they are fed poses,” Noakes said. “They photo ID and had encoun- Wisconsin has blocked its the law was not a question test for the whether the law heavily to speed up their are not a solution, they are a tered stiff barriers in their voter ID laws for now. The before Simpson. should stand. growth so they can be tool.”

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SWOCC | B2 Sports NFL | B4 B theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2012 Bandon girls win district preview

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Bandon’s girls dominated the pre-district cross country meet for Class 3A-2A-1A District 4 on Monday at PolyRock Ranch in Crow. Sarah Cutler won the 5,000- meter race for the Tigers in 20 min- utes, 56 seconds and teammates Aida Santoro and Hailey Iverson took the next two spots. Coquille’s Taylor GeDeros was fourth, followed by another Bandon Local runner, Weston Jennings. Anna Recap Sweeney was sixth for Coquille, with Myrtle Point’s Morgan McNeely seventh, Bandon’s Riley Wahl eighth and Coquille’s Simona Setafanak ninth. The Tigers finished with 18 By John Gunther, The World points and Coquille was second Amy Pendergast stands in the Pavilion, the main retail shop at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort. Pendergast recently was honored for her work at the resort. with 53. Myrtle Point won a tight boys race with 64 points. Yoncalla had 70 and Bandon and Crow each fin- ished with 72. Resort retailer wins national honor Darrin Houle of Crow won the race in 17:34, while Coquille’s Thom Hallmark was second in a BY JOHN GUNTHER Pendergast was Amy lifetime best 17:39. Myrtle Point The World Weybright when she graduated was led by Eli Officer in ninth from North Bend High School in place, while Bandon’s Justin BANDON — Amy Pendergast Bandon Dunes courses 1994 — she met her husband, Angove was 10th. came to Bandon Dunes Golf Tyler, at the resort in 2001 and Nearly all the league’s teams Resort in 2000 to help in the gift they have two children. were at the meet, a chance to see shop for the summer. make national lists After North Bend, she attended the course before the district meet Then, the resort’s only course Lower Columbia Community on Oct. 27. Gold Beach, McKenzie was the original 18-hole Bandon THE WORLD courses in the United States. College in Washington and became and Pacific did not participate. Dunes layout and the resort only Pacific Dunes was at No. 1, the first women’s golf recruit to Pacific has complete boys and had one small retail shop, totaling Bandon Dunes received a few with Bandon Dunes at No. 8, Old Portland State University. girls teams and Gold Beach has a about 500 square feet. new honors recently. Macdonald at No. 9 and Bandon “It’s good to be home,” complete boys team. McKenzie By the next year, Pendergast Golf Digest listed all five Trails at No. 15. Pendergast said of living on the only has one runner this year. was the director of retail for what resort courses among the top 27 The A Position, a golf travel South Coast again. The top two teams and top five eventually became the sprawling courses in its list of the 50 most website, ranked Bandon Dunes Her mission as retail manager individuals from the district meet resort with four 18-hole courses, fun courses. the top resort in the United has been to provide the best items will advance to the Class 3A-2A- plus the 13-hole Bandon Preserve, Old Macdonald came in at States. available for golfers, including 1A state meet in Eugene. and five different retail shops No. 2, followed by the new 13- The website said Bandon those relevant to the region. totaling about 5,000 square feet. hole Bandon Preserve at No. 3, Dunes is clearly No. 1, with the “We try to represent the VOLLEYBALL This year, Pendergast was hon- Pacific Dunes at No. 4, Bandon debate being the order of the Northwest a lot in what we offer as UVC tops Pacific: The Pirates ored for her work making that Dunes at No. 6 and Bandon other resorts. It lists Pinehurst at products and our vendors,” she fell at home to the Monarchs 25-13, retail operation a success, when Trails at No. 27. No. 2, followed by Pebble Beach, said. 25-22, 25-19 in a key Skyline she was named the 2012 PGA Golf Magazine, meanwhile, The American Club and Kiawah The original retail shop in the League match. Merchandiser of the year for resort recently listed all four 18-hole Island. Another Oregon resort, Bandon Dunes lodge is now a gift The two teams entered the facilities by The PGA of America. courses among the top 15 public Sunriver, came in at No. 10. shop with many items unique to night tied for fourth place with She is only the second woman the Northwest, including an matching 3-4 records, but to receive the award and won it the extensive amount of artwork. Umpqua Valley Christian com- first year she was eligible — she resort by her brother, Matt held it ever since. “We’ve partnered with a cou- pleted a season sweep of the completed her PGA professional Weybright, who was assistant pro That time has included the ple dozen artists over the years — matches between the schools with certification and was elected to at the time. expansion with new courses Pacific most of them local,” Pendergast the victory. membership in December 2010. “I started working three days a Dunes, Bandon Trails and Old said. “We give them exposure.” The Pirates were undone in part “Amy has been a valuable asset week with merchandise and a Macdonald, as well as Bandon Over the years, Pendergast has by 13 missed serves, coach Ashley and tremendous leader for the couple days behind the cash regis- Preserve.Each of the courses has its been honored a number of times Moore said. staff at Bandon Dunes Golf ter,”she said. own retail shop, to go with the main by KemperSports, which manages “The energy was really, really Resort,” said Hank Hickox, the Pendergast had been working shop, the Pavilion, that also serves the resort. The company, which good, but we have more things to resort’s general manager. “We are in the golf shop at The Reserve, a as the pro shop for Bandon Dunes. runs numerous golf facilities work on,”she said. very proud of her accomplish- golf facility near Portland. She “I always said I never have to across the United States, honored Heather and Jasmine ments and are honored that this never went back. leave,” Pendergast said. “There is Bandon Dunes as its retailer of the Hardcastle each had two aces and award has been presented to a very At the end of her first summer always something new here. year in 2001, 2004 and 2005. one kill for the Pirates. Hannah deserving member of our staff.” at the resort, the position of retail “There has been amazing Fortune three kills and Caitlin Pendergast was recruited to the manager was created and she’s growth in 12 years.” SEE HONOR | B3 Happeny two kills. Tigers, A’s clinch playoff spots

surprisingly slow start and were I Cabrera has lead in below .500 in early July. They were all three Triple Crown still well behind Chicago early last month. categories with two The White Sox faltered, games left in season though, and the Tigers took advantage. “You’ve got to take your hat THE ASSOCIATED PRESS off to them. They’re the champs,” Royals manager Ned KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Miguel Yost said. “They’ve got the start- Cabrera had four hits, including a ing pitching, the power, a great homer during a five-run sixth bullpen. They’ve got a chance to The Associated Press inning, and the Detroit Tigers held Portland’s J.J. Hickson poses for a photo during Portland’s media day on Monday. go deep.” off the Kansas City Royals 6-3 Cabrera, making a run at base- Monday night to clinch the AL ball’s first Triple Crown since Central title. 1967, broke a tie with Texas slug- Gerald Laird added a bases- ger Josh Hamilton for the major New-look Blazers loaded double, Rick Porcello (10- league lead in homers with his 12) pitched shutout ball into the 44th, a solo shot to right. He leads sixth inning and Jhonny Peralta all three Triple Crown categories eye return to playoffs went deep off Bruce Chen (11-14) with two games to go. to help Detroit reach the postsea- The Associated Press Fielder also had four hits. PORTLAND (AP) — General and swingman Nicolas Batum. son in consecutive years for the Detroit’s Miguel Cabrera rounds the Athletics 4, Rangers 3: Coco manager Neil Olshey prefers the Just seven players from last first time since 1934-35. bases after hitting a solo home run dur- Crisp’s latest big hit helped put term “emerging” rather than season were on the training camp After hanging over the dugout ing the sixth inning Monday. Oakland back in the playoffs for “rebuilding” when it comes to the roster for this season: Aldridge, railing the entire ninth inning, the the first time in six years, and the Portland Trail Blazers. Batum, guards Wesley Matthews, Tigers streamed onto the field and ters much to manager Jim Athletics beat first-place Texas to The Blazers open training camp Nolan Smith and Elliott Williams, behind the pitchers’ mound to Leyland’s bunch. remain in contention for a division today with a new general manager, and forwards Luke Babbitt and J.J. celebrate their accomplishment They’re just glad to be back in crown. a new head coach and a group of Hickson. Williams is already likely the moment Jose Valverde got the playoffs. Crisp had a go-ahead double in promising young players as they out for the season after recent sur- Alcides Escobar to ground out to “It was a rocky road, it was a the fifth inning as the A’s (92-68) seek to move forward from last gery to repair a torn left Achilles shortstop with a runner on sec- tough season, but in this business, pulled within one game of Texas season’s turbulence. tendon. ond for his 35th save in 40 you have to be able to take some (93-67) in the AL West with two to “I think the process is further It was an obviously busy off- chances. hits,” Leyland said. “This isn’t a go and moved into a tie with along than most people believe,” season for the Blazers, who got a “It feels really good,” said place for the faint-hearted. Hell, Baltimore for the American Olshey said Monday. nearly head-to-toe makeover. Prince Fielder. “I mean, it wasn’t we took a lot of punches, a lot of League’s top wild card. The Blazers finished last sea- Olshey was hired in June after easy, but we got it done.” them justified, some of them Oakland’s victory eliminated son 28-38 and out of the playoffs nine years with the Los Angeles The Tigers (87-73) will have the maybe not. But hey, we can take a the Angels and Rays from postsea- for the first time in four years. Clippers, who went to the second worst record among AL division punch.” son contention. They dismissed head coach Nate round of the playoffs last season champions, which means they’ll After winning the division by 15 Pinch-hitter Brandon Moss McMillan and let go of some of with All-Stars Blake Griffin and open the playoffs Saturday at games last season and signing delivered a sacrifice fly for insur- their more veteran players, choos- Chris Paul. home against the division winner Fielder in the offseason, the Tigers ance. ing instead to build around All- with the second-best mark. entered spring training with lofty Star forward LaMarcus Aldridge SEE BLAZERS | B2 Not that when and where mat- expectations. But they got off to a SEE AL | B3 C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Tuesday,October 2,2012 Y K Sports Edmonds sweeps Lakers in soccer Timberwolves add

THE WORLD VOLLEYBALL for 31 assists. several veterans The Laker volleyball team came close The Lakers visit Chemeketa and The Southwestern Oregon to its first league win last Wednesday, Linn-Benton this Friday and Saturday. I Former Blazer especially when you look at Community College soccer teams were falling at Umpqua 25-27, 25-22, 26-24, people like Brandon, Andrei, swept in an NWAACC doubleheader at CROSS COUNTRY Roy joins roster 25-21. guys that have been in the Edmonds on Saturday. The Laker women placed 20th and Amber Owen had 12 kills and 10 digs league for a while,”Adelman The Laker men fell 3-0. All three the men were 22nd in the Willamette said on Monday. “They for the Lakers. Christine McCready had Edmonds goals were scored by Zak Invitational on Saturday in Salem. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — know how to play. That’s a 14 kills and 24 digs. Naylor in a 10-minute span in the first Emily James led the women, finish- Rick Adelman was hand- big difference. What I like half. “She played pretty amazing,” said ing 107th in 20:51 for the 5,000-meter cuffed in two respects dur- about the group is it’s a team SWOCC fell to 1-3-0 in league play Laker coach Stephanie Willett. course. Holly Pfaff was 139th (21:32), ing his first season in that has a chance to really heading into a home match Wednesday “Everybody played so well. Tracy Hunt 142nd (21:38), Morgan Minnesota. get better in areas as a team. against Chemeketa. Edmonds “It was probably the best they’ve Schell 149th (21:51) and Shawna Mouser The lockout shortened They don’t have to think so improved to 4-1-1. played. But at the key points when we 188th (24:48). training camp offered pre- much about what they’re The Laker women fell 6-0. need those points, we give them away. Russell Chase was SWOCC’s top cious little practice time doing; it’s about what the The Lakers are 0-4-0 heading into That’s what’s happened all season.” man, finishing 173rd in 28:13 on an once the season began, pre- team is doing.” Wednesday’s match. Edmonds Danielle Alexander had 16 digs. Alex 8,000-meter course. Kenny Yakes was venting the coach from Adelman didn’t get improved to 2-2-2. and Chantell Johnson combined for 213th (30:09), Marcus Gabaldon 214th installing even a fraction of everything on his wish list. The women’s match Wednesday nine solo blocks and setters Briana (30:10), Cody McDonald 221st (30:39) his celebrated corner offense The Wolves are still a little starts at 2 p.m., while the men play at 4. Gutierrez and Alyssa Jones combined and Brad Tripp 223rd (30:39). with the Timberwolves. thin in the frontcourt and at Adelman was also held shooting guard, where a lot back by the relative youth of hinges on the condition of perhaps they could force a Aldridge, in his sixth season center out of Illinois who was the roster, a collection of Roy’s knees after the former BLAZERS sign-and-trade. with the team. He averaged the 11th overall pick, will superb athletes, care-free All-Star took last season off. Stotts takes At the team’s annual 21.7 points and eight likely need more seasoning. personalities and several But Adelman sees a ver- media day on Monday, rebounds per game last sea- Portland is thin at center, and players who didn’t really satile group that he can over as coach Batum said the contentious son, his first as an All-Star. could use J.J. Hickson in the know what it took to be suc- work with and far more eas- From Page B1 negotiations were part of the Asked for his characteri- starting lineup when the sea- cessful in the NBA. So he ily than the undisciplined business. zation of this Blazers team, son opens. asked for more veterans in team he had last season. “If I could do it again, if I Aldridge chose the word One interesting addition the offseason, and president Budinger played for Portland’s new GM went could change some things? “new.” to the Blazers training camp of basketball operations Adelman in Houston so he is to work right away preparing Maybe,” said Batum who “New pieces, new players, roster was Adam Morrison, David Kahn delivered them familiar with the system, for the NBA draft, and went averaged 10.2 points and 3.9 new locker room, new the former Gonzaga star who this summer. Kirilenko is the kind of do- on to land guards Damian rebounds over four seasons coach,” he said. was the third overall pick in Kahn jettisoned young- it-all defender the team has Lillard and Will Barton and with the Blazers. “Everything’s new.” the 2006 draft. sters Michael Beasley, sorely lacked and Roy, if center Meyers Leonard. Portland’s next move was This season Aldridge will Morrison played for the Anthony Randolph and Wes healthy, provides an end- In free agency, Portland to hire head coach Terry be working closely with Charlotte Bobcats and the Johnson as well as veteran of-game presence that this made a play for 7-foot-2 Stotts, who was 115-168 as Lillard, whom Olshey has Los Angeles Lakers, but never Darko Milicic to clear enough young team needs. restricted free-agent center coach of the Atlanta Hawks labeled the team’s franchise really lived up to expectations room to bring in Brandon Love is coming off a gold Roy Hibbert, but the Indiana and Milwaukee Bucks but point guard. The sixth overall in the NBA. He also played Roy, Andrei Kirilenko, Chase medal run with Team USA, Pacers matched. spent the past four seasons as pick in the NBA draft, Lillard overseas in Serbia and Turkey. Budinger, Lou Amundson, and Adelman expects him, The Blazers got into a an assistant with the Dallas averaged 24.5 points, five Morrison said he thought Greg Stiemsma, Dante Roy, Kirilenko and JJ Barea poker match with the Mavericks, where he won a rebounds and four assists as a he’d give the league one more Cunningham and Alexey to set a much more profes- Timberwolves over Batum, championship. junior last season at Weber shot with the Blazers. Shved. sional tone in the locker eventually matching While Olshey went with State. “I’ve been through the The result is a roster with room this season. Minnesota’s four-year offer the emerging Blazers, Stotts’ He was impressive at the gamut. I’ve been to the top, a completely different look. “Too many times last sheet worth more than $45 buzzword for the team was NBA Summer League, aver- I’ve been to the bottom. I’ve The Wolves still have plenty year when we lost a game, million for the 23-year-old. “possibilities.” He’s looking aging 26.5 points, 5.3 assists been to some champi- of youth with Kevin Love, they were out of there. They While Portland insisted the to take the Blazers to the and four rebounds in four onships, I’ve been overseas,” Ricky Rubio, Nikola Pekovic were gone,” Adelman said. whole time it would match playoffs his first season. games. Morrison said. “I think I have and Derrick Williams, but “It didn’t hurt enough. We any offers for Batum, the “I don’t know why anyone “Hopefully I can be what something to offer these now that core is surrounded have to have guys that really matter was complicated would think otherwise,” he they expect me to be,”Lillard young kids.” by players who have been in feel that. And I think the when his agent said he’d said. said. The Blazers open the sea- the league for a while and guys we have right now, just rather be in Minnesota and Much of the hope for the While Lillard is expected son on Oct. 31 at home against understand the game. watching them, it’s a differ- the Timberwolves hoped Blazers’ future lies with to start, Leonard, a 7-foot-1 the Los Angeles Lakers. “We’ve got veterans, ent atmosphere.” Scoreboard

Stefanak, Coq, 24:19; 10. Maria Sigl, Oakl, 24:35; (5), Russell (6), Camp (8), Marmol (9) and Los Angeles 89 71 .556 4 Angeles, .314; Fielder, Detroit, .313. Monday, Oct. 8 On The Air 11. Jasmine Bates, Oakr, 24:41; 12. Kenzie Hitner, W.Castillo. W—Harrell 11-11. L—Berken 0-3. Sv— Seattle 73 87 .456 20 RUNS—Trout, Los Angeles, 129; MiCabrera, Houston at N.Y. Jets, 5:30 p.m. MP, 25:09; 13. Erin Wheeler, Ban, 25:36; 14. W.Wright (1). HRs—Houston, F.Martinez (6). z-clinched playoff berth Detroit, 109; AJackson, Detroit, 103; AdJones, Bears 34, Cowboys 18 Today Brittany Allsop, Yon, 25:44; 15. Desi Colley, Oakl, Brewers 5, Padres 3 x-clinched division Baltimore, 103; Kinsler, Texas, 103; Cano, New Chicago 0 10 14 10 — 34 Major League Baseball — Los Angeles Angels at 25:59; 16. Aimee Green, Cro, 26:27; 17. Claire San Diego 001 001 100 — 3 8 1 Monday’s Games York, 102; Hamilton, Texas, 102. Dallas 0 7 3 8 — 18 Seattle, 7 p.m., Root Sports. Ledig, Ban, 26:30; 18. Chelsie Fandel, MP, 26:55; Milwaukee 100 121 00x — 5 10 1 N.Y. Yankees 10, Boston 2 RBI—MiCabrera, Detroit, 137; Hamilton, Texas, Second Quarter WNBA Basketball — Playoffs, teams TBA, 5 p.m., 19. Shelby Tobiska, Ban, 27:19; 20. Liza Skeie, Richard, Vincent (8) and Grandal; Marcum, Chicago White Sox 11, Cleveland 0 127; Encarnacion, Toronto, 110; Willingham, Chi—FG Gould 43, 4:15. ESPN2. Ban, 27:40; 21. Amy Colagiovannii, Yon, 28:08; Henderson (7), Fr.Rodriguez (8), Axford (9) and Toronto 6, Minnesota 5, 10 innings Minnesota, 110; Fielder, Detroit, 108; Butler, Chi—Tillman 25 interception return (Gould UEFA Champions League Soccer — SL Beneficia 22. Abigail Hepperle, Oakr, 28:12; 23. Toni Hall, Lucroy. W—Marcum 7-4. L—Richard 14-14. Sv— Tampa Bay 5, Baltimore 3 Kansas City, 107; Pujols, Los Angeles, 105. kick), 2:38. vs. Barcelona, 11:30 a.m., Root Sports. Ban, 28:21; 24. Regan Grube, Cro, 28:53; 25. Axford (34). HRs—San Diego, Richard (1). Detroit 6, Kansas City 3 HITS—Jeter, New York, 213; MiCabrera, Detroit, Dal—Austin 10 pass from Romo (Bailey kick), Wednesday, Oct. 3 Rebeckah McCall, Coq, 29:04. Milwaukee, C.Gomez (19), R.Weeks (21), Lucroy Oakland 4, Texas 3 203; Beltre, Texas, 190; Butler, Kansas City, 190; :14. Major League Baseball — Houston at Chicago (12). L.A. Angels 8, Seattle 4 Cano, New York, 190; AGordon, Kansas City, 187; Third Quarter Today’s Games Cubs, 11 a.m., WGN; Los Angeles Angels at Seattle, Pro Baseball Cardinals 4, Reds 2 AdJones, Baltimore, 185. Chi—Hester 34 pass from Cutler (Gould kick), Boston (Lester 9-14) at N.Y. Yankees (D.Phelps DOUBLES—AGordon, Kansas City, 51; Pujols, 3:30 p.m., Root Sports; teams TBA, 4 p.m., ESPN, Cincinnati 001 000 100 — 2 6 0 11:54. 4-4), 4:05 p.m. Los Angeles, 50; Cano, New York, 48; Choo, and 5 p.m., ESPN2. National League St. Louis 003 001 00x — 4 9 1 Chi—Briggs 74 interception return (Gould Chicago White Sox (Peavy 11-12) at Cleveland Cleveland, 43; NCruz, Texas, 43; Kinsler, Texas, UEFA Champions League Soccer — Arsenal vs. East Division W L Pct GB Arroyo, Simon (6), Hoover (8) and Hanigan; kick), 6:11. (Masterson 11-15), 4:05 p.m. 42; MiCabrera, Detroit, 40. Olympiacos, 11:30 a.m., Root Sports. x-Washington 96 64 .600 — J.Garcia, Mujica (7), Boggs (8), Motte (9) and Dal—FG Bailey 39, 2:11. Minnesota (Swarzak 3-5) at Toronto (Jenkins TRIPLES—AJackson, Detroit, 10; Andrus, Texas, Thursday, Oct. 4 y-Atlanta 93 67 .581 3 Y.Molina. W—J.Garcia 7-7. L—Arroyo 12-10. Sv— Fourth Quarter 0-3), 4:07 p.m. 9; Rios, Chicago, 8; Trout, Los Angeles, 8; High School Volleyball — North Eugene at Philadelphia 81 79 .506 15 Motte (41). HRs—St. Louis, J.Garcia (1). Chi—FG Gould 21, 11:24. Baltimore (Mig.Gonzalez 8-4) at Tampa Bay JWeeks, Oakland, 8; Crisp, Oakland, 7; AEscobar, Marshfield, 6:45 p.m., KMHS (1420 AM). New York 73 87 .456 23 Chi—Marshall 31 pass from Cutler (Gould kick), Rockies 7, Diamondbacks 5 (Shields 15-9), 4:10 p.m. Kansas City, 7; DeJennings, Tampa Bay, 7; College Football — USC at Utah, 6 p.m., ESPN. Miami 68 92 .425 28 6:28. Colorado 000 000 120 000 4 — 7 130 Detroit (Fister 10-9) at Kansas City (Guthrie 4- Zobrist, Tampa Bay, 7. WNBA Basketball — Playoffs, teams TBA, 6 p.m., Central Division W L Pct GB Dal—Witten 5 pass from Orton (Bryant pass Arizona 100 010 001 000 2 — 5 8 0 3), 5:10 p.m. HOME RUNS—MiCabrera, Detroit, 44; ESPN2. x-Cincinnati 96 64 .600 — from Orton), :34. (13 innings) Texas (M.Harrison 18-10) at Oakland (Blackley Hamilton, Texas, 43; Encarnacion, Toronto, 42; Auto Racing — Formula One Japanese Grand Prix St. Louis 87 73 .544 9 A—90,080. D.Pomeranz, Ottavino (6), Belisle (8), 5-4), 7:05 p.m. ADunn, Chicago, 41; Granderson, New York, 41; practice, 10 p.m., Speed Channel. Milwaukee 82 78 .513 14 R.Betancourt (9), Brothers (10), E.Escalona (11), L.A. Angels (Haren 12-12) at Seattle (Iwakuma Beltre, Texas, 36; Willingham, Minnesota, 35. Golf — PGA Tour Justin Timberlake Shriners Pittsburgh 78 82 .488 18 Outman (12), Roenicke (13) and W.Rosario; Miley, 8-5), 7:10 p.m. STOLEN BASES—Trout, Los Angeles, 48; Pro Soccer Hospital for Children Open, 1 p.m., Golf Channel; Chicago 60 100 .375 36 D.Hernandez (8), Ziegler (9), Putz (10), Shaw Wednesday’s Games RDavis, Toronto, 45; Revere, Minnesota, 40; Web.Com Tour Neediest Kids Championship, 4:30 Houston 54 106 .338 42 (11), Bergesen (13), Zagurski (13) and M.Montero, Texas (Dempster 7-3) at Oakland (Griffin 7-1), Crisp, Oakland, 39; AEscobar, Kansas City, 33; Major League Soccer p.m., Golf Channel; European Tour Alfred Dunhill West Division W L Pct GB Schmidt. W—Outman 1-3. L—Bergesen 2-1. Sv— 12:35 p.m. DeJennings, Tampa Bay, 31; Kipnis, Cleveland, EASTERN CONFERENCE Links Championship, 5:30 a.m., Golf Channel. x-San Francisco 93 67 .581 — Roenicke (1). HRs—Colorado, W.Rosario (28). L.A. Angels (Weaver 20-4) at Seattle (Beavan 31; BUpton, Tampa Bay, 31. W L T Pts GF GA Los Angeles 85 75 .531 8 Arizona, A.Hill (25), G.Parra (7), Goldschmidt 10-11), 3:40 p.m. PITCHING—Weaver, Los Angeles, 20-4; Price, x-Sporting KC 17 7 7 58 39 25 Arizona 80 80 .500 13 Local Schedule (20). Boston (Matsuzaka 1-6) at N.Y. Yankees Tampa Bay, 20-5; MHarrison, Texas, 18-10; Sale, New York 15 8 8 53 54 44 San Diego 75 85 .469 18 (Kuroda 15-11), 4:05 p.m. Chicago, 17-8; Verlander, Detroit, 17-8; Scherzer, Chicago 16 9 5 53 42 36 Today Colorado 63 97 .394 30 Dodgers 3, Giants 2 Chicago White Sox (Floyd 11-11) at Cleveland Detroit, 16-7; Darvish, Texas, 16-9; PHughes, D.C. United 15 10 6 51 48 40 High School Volleyball — Far West League: x-clinched division San Francisco 100 000 010 — 2 6 0 Los Angeles 000 200 001 — 3 9 0 (D.Huff 3-0), 4:05 p.m. New York, 16-13. Houston 13 8 10 49 44 37 Siuslaw at North Bend, 6 p.m.; Brookings- y-clinched wild card Minnesota (Diamond 12-8) at Toronto (Morrow M.Cain, Mijares (6), Mota (7), Affeldt (7), STRIKEOUTS—Verlander, Detroit, 239; Columbus 14 11 6 48 39 39 Harbor at South Umpqua, 6 p.m. Sunset Monday’s Games 9-7), 4:07 p.m. S.Casilla (9) and Posey, Whiteside; Harang, Scherzer, Detroit, 228; FHernandez, Seattle, 223; Montreal 12 15 4 40 44 49 Conference: Gold Beach at Myrtle Point, 6 p.m.; Pittsburgh 2, Atlanta 1 Baltimore (Tillman 9-2) at Tampa Bay Belisario (7), Jansen (8), League (9) and A.Ellis. Darvish, Texas, 221; Shields, Tampa Bay, 208; Philadelphia 8 15 6 30 31 36 Reedsport at Glide, 6 p.m.; Coquille at Bandon, 6 Philadelphia 2, Washington 0 (Hellickson 9-11), 4:10 p.m. W—League 2-1. L—S.Casilla 7-6. HRs—Los Angeles, Price, Tampa Bay, 205; Sabathia, New York, 197. New England 7 16 8 29 37 43 p.m. Skyline League: Camas Valley at Powers, 6 Miami 3, N.Y. Mets 2 Detroit (Scherzer 16-7) at Kansas City Ethier (20). SAVES—JiJohnson, Baltimore, 50; Rodney, Toronto FC 5 19 7 22 35 59 p.m. Houston 3, Chicago Cubs 0 (Mendoza 8-9), 5:10 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS Tampa Bay, 47; RSoriano, New York, 42; CPerez, WESTERN CONFERENCE High School Boys Soccer — Far West League: Milwaukee 5, San Diego 3 End of Regular Season BATTING—MeCabrera, San Francisco, .346; Cleveland, 39; Nathan, Texas, 37; Nathan, Texas, W L T Pts GF GA North Bend at South Umpqua, 3 p.m.; Pacific at St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 2 Posey, San Francisco, .336; AMcCutchen, Yankees 10, Red Sox 2 37; Valverde, Detroit, 35. x-San Jose 18 6 7 61 65 39 Douglas, 4:30 p.m.; Sutherlin at Coquille, 4:30 Colorado 7, Arizona 5, 13 innings Pittsburgh, .329; Braun, Milwaukee, .321; Boston 000 100 100 — 2 4 0 x-Real Salt Lake 16 11 4 52 44 34 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 3, San Francisco 2 YMolina, St. Louis, .317; Craig, St. Louis, .310; New York 090 000 01x — 10 13 0 x-Los Angeles 15 11 5 50 55 43 High School Girls Soccer — Far West League: Today’s Games Pro Football DWright, New York, .308. Buchholz, Aceves (2), Beato (5), A.Miller (7), x-Seattle 13 7 10 49 45 31 Coquille at North Bend, 7 p.m.; Brookings- Atlanta (Hanson 13-9) at Pittsburgh (Correia RUNS—AMcCutchen, Pittsburgh, 107; JUpton, A.Bailey (8) and Saltalamacchia; Sabathia, Vancouver 10 12 9 39 31 40 Harbor at South Umpqua, 5 p.m. 11-11), 4:05 p.m. Arizona, 107; Braun, Milwaukee, 106; Rollins, F.Garcia (9) and R.Martin, C.Stewart. W— NFL FC Dallas 9 12 10 37 38 41 Wednesday, Oct. 3 Philadelphia (Rosenberg 1-2) at Washington Philadelphia, 102; Harper, Washington, 97; Sabathia 15-6. L—Buchholz 11-8. HRs—Boston, AMERICAN CONFERENCE Colorado 9 18 4 31 39 46 Women’s College Soccer — Chemeketa at (G.Gonzalez 21-8), 4:05 p.m. Bourn, Atlanta, 95; Holliday, St. Louis, 95. Nava (6). New York, Cano (31), Granderson (41), East W L T Pct PF PA Portland 7 15 9 30 32 52 SWOCC, 2 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Dickey 20-6) at Miami (Ja.Turner 1- RBI—Headley, San Diego, 113; Braun, R.Martin (21), Teixeira (24). N.Y. Jets 2 2 0 .500 81 109 Chivas USA 7 16 7 28 21 49 Men’s College Soccer — 4), 4:10 p.m. Chemeketa at SWOCC, 4 Milwaukee, 112; ASoriano, Chicago, 108; Pence, New England 2 2 0 .500 134 92 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Houston (B.Norris 6-13) at Chicago Cubs White Sox 11, Indians 0 p.m. San Francisco, 104; ArRamirez, Milwaukee, 104; Buffalo 2 2 0 .500 115 131 x- clinched playoff berth (Volstad 3-11), 5:05 p.m. Chicago 000 004 016 — 11 15 0 Thursday, Oct. 4 Holliday, St. Louis, 101; Posey, San Francisco, Miami 1 3 0 .250 86 90 Wednesday, Oct. 3 San Diego (Bass 2-7) at Milwaukee (Thornburg Cleveland 000 000 000 — 0 2 1 High School Volleyball — Midwestern League: 101. South W L T Pct PF PA Philadelphia at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. 0-0), 5:10 p.m. H.Santiago, Crain (8), Septimo (9) and North Eugene at Marshfield, 6:45 p.m. Far West HITS—AMcCutchen, Pittsburgh, 193; Braun, Houston 4 0 0 1.000 126 56 Chivas USA at Vancouver, 7 p.m. Cincinnati (Latos 13-4) at St. Louis Pierzynski; Kluber, J.Smith (6), S.Barnes (7), League: North Bend at Douglas, 6 p.m.; South Milwaukee, 190; Scutaro, San Francisco, 187; Indianapolis 1 2 0 .333 61 83 Saturday, Oct. 6 (C.Carpenter 0-1), 5:15 p.m. C.Allen (8), E.Rogers (8), Maine (9) and Umpqua at Siuslaw, 6 p.m.; Sutherlin at Prado, Atlanta, 186; SCastro, Chicago, 181; AHill, Jacksonville 1 3 0 .250 62 97 D.C. United at Toronto FC, 10 a.m. Colorado (Chacin 3-5) at Arizona (Corbin 6-8), C.Santana. W—H.Santiago 4-1. L—Kluber 2-5. Brookings-Harbor, 6 p.m. Sunset Conference: Arizona, 181; Reyes, Miami, 180. Tennessee 1 3 0 .250 81 151 Chicago at New York, 12:30 p.m. 6:40 p.m. HRs—Chicago, Viciedo (23). Coquille at Gold Beach, 6 p.m.; Myrtle Point at DOUBLES—ArRamirez, Milwaukee, 50; North W L T Pct PF PA New England at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. San Francisco (Zito 14-8) at L.A. Dodgers Blue Jays 6, Twins 5 Reedsport, 6 p.m.; Glide at Bandon, 6 p.m. Goldschmidt, Arizona, 43; AHill, Arizona, 43; Baltimore 3 1 0 .750 121 83 Montreal at Houston, 5:30 p.m. (Capuano 12-11), 7:10 p.m. Minnesota 021 010 100 0 — 5 12 0 High School Boys Soccer — Far West League: Votto, Cincinnati, 43; Prado, Atlanta, 42; Cincinnati 3 1 0 .750 112 112 Real Salt Lake at Los Angeles, 6 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Toronto 100 002 101 1 — 6 12 1 Pacific at Sutherlin, 4:30 p.m.; Coquille at DWright, New York, 41; DanMurphy, New York, Pittsburgh 1 2 0 .333 77 75 San Jose at Colorado, 6 p.m. Atlanta (T.Hudson 16-7) at Pittsburgh (10 innings) Brookings-Harbor, 3 p.m. Nonleague: 40. Cleveland 0 4 0 .000 73 98 Sunday, Oct. 7 (A.J.Burnett 16-9), 9:35 a.m. Vasquez, Al.Burnett (6), T.Robertson (7), Fien Marshfield at Sheldon JV, 5 p.m. TRIPLES—Pagan, San Francisco, 15; SCastro, West W L T Pct PF PA Sporting Kansas City at Columbus, 1 p.m. Philadelphia (Cl.Lee 6-8) at Washington (7), Burton (8), Perkins (9), Duensing (10) and High School Girls Soccer — Far West League: Chicago, 12; Fowler, Colorado, 11; Reyes, Miami, San Diego 3 1 0 .750 100 71 FC Dallas at Chivas USA, 4 p.m. (E.Jackson 9-11), 10:05 a.m. Butera; Laffey, Beck (6), Cecil (7), Lincoln (7), North Bend at Douglas, 4:30 p.m.; South 11; Bourn, Atlanta, 10; MeCabrera, San Denver 2 2 0 .500 114 83 Portland at Seattle FC, 6 p.m. Houston (E.Gonzalez 3-1) at Chicago Cubs Janssen (9), Lyon (10) and Mathis. W—Lyon 4-0. Umpqua at Coquille, 4:30 p.m.; Sutherlin at Francisco, 10; Colvin, Colorado, 10. Kansas City 1 3 0 .250 88 136 (T.Wood 6-13), 11:20 a.m. L—Duensing 4-12. HRs—Minnesota, Plouffe (24). Brookings-Harbor, 4:30 p.m. Nonleague: HOME RUNS—Braun, Milwaukee, 41; Stanton, Oakland 1 3 0 .250 67 125 N.Y. Mets (Hefner 3-7) at Miami (Undecided), Toronto, Y.Gomes (4). Transactions Marshfield at Sheldon JV, 5 p.m. Miami, 37; Bruce, Cincinnati, 34; Beltran, St. NATIONAL CONFERENCE 1:10 p.m. Louis, 32; LaRoche, Washington, 32; ASoriano, Rays 5, Orioles 3 East W L T Pct PF PA BASEBALL High School Results Colorado (Francis 5-7) at Arizona (I.Kennedy Chicago, 32; IDavis, New York, 31; Headley, San Baltimore 000 000 102 — 3 6 1 Philadelphia 3 1 0 .750 66 83 National League 15-11), 4:10 p.m. Diego, 31; AMcCutchen, Pittsburgh, 31. Tampa Bay 000 100 31x — 5 7 1 Dallas 2 2 0 .500 65 88 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Promoted Dan CROSS COUNTRY San Francisco (Vogelsong 14-9) at L.A. STOLEN BASES—EvCabrera, San Diego, 43; W.Chen, Ayala (7), Strop (8), Patton (8) and Washington 2 2 0 .500 123 123 Larrea to senior director-team travel. Dodgers (Kershaw 13-9), 4:15 p.m. Bourn, Atlanta, 40; Victorino, Los Angeles, 39; Wieters; Cobb, McGee (8), Farnsworth (9), N.Y. Giants 2 2 0 .500 111 84 BASKETBALL District 4 Preview San Diego (Werner 2-3) at Milwaukee Reyes, Miami, 38; Pierre, Philadelphia, 37; Rodney (9) and C.Gimenez, J.Molina. W—Cobb 11- South W L T Pct PF PA National Basketball Association At Crow (Gallardo 16-9), 5:10 p.m. CGomez, Milwaukee, 36; Altuve, Houston, 33. 9. L—W.Chen 12-11. Sv—Rodney (47). HRs— Atlanta 4 0 0 1.000 124 76 ATLANTA HAWKS—Signed G-F Isma’il BOYS Cincinnati (H.Bailey 13-10) at St. Louis PITCHING—GGonzalez, Washington, 21-8; Baltimore, Wieters (23), C.Davis (32). Tampa Bay, Tampa Bay 1 3 0 .250 82 91 Muhammad. Team Scores: Myrtle Point 64, Yoncalla 70, (Wainwright 14-13), 5:15 p.m. Dickey, New York, 20-6; Cueto, Cincinnati, 19-9; Zobrist (20). Carolina 1 3 0 .250 80 109 CHICAGO BULLS — Signed coach Tom Bandon 72, Crow 72, Oakland 87, Oakridge 123, End of Regular Season Lynn, St. Louis, 18-7; Hamels, Philadelphia, 17-6; Tigers 6, Royals 3 New Orleans 0 4 0 .000 110 130 Thibodeau to a four-year contract extension Coquille inc, Reedsport inc. Pirates 2, Braves 1 7 tied at 16. Detroit 000 015 000 — 6 14 1 North W L T Pct PF PA through the 2016-17 season. Individual Results (5,000 Meters): 1. Darrin Atlanta 001 000 000 — 1 2 0 STRIKEOUTS—Dickey, New York, 222; Kershaw, Kansas City 000 002 010 — 3 9 1 Minnesota 3 1 0 .750 90 72 DETROIT PISTONS — Signed G Terrence Houle, Cro, 17:34; 2. Thom Hallmark, Coq, 17:39; Pittsburgh 001 010 00x — 2 5 1 Los Angeles, 221; Hamels, Philadelphia, 216; Porcello, Alburquerque (6), Dotel (7), Benoit Chicago 3 1 0 .750 108 68 Williams and G Johnny Flynn. 3. Zach Nash, Yon, 18:00; 4. Nathaniel Oberman, Maholm, Moylan (8) and McCann; Locke, GGonzalez, Washington, 207; Gallardo, (8), Valverde (9) and G.Laird; B.Chen, L.Coleman Green Bay 2 2 0 .500 85 81 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER — Signed G Walker Oakl, 18:19; 5. Kyle Schwin, Cro, 18:34; 6. Nate Karstens (7), Watson (8), J.Hughes (9) and Milwaukee, 204; ClLee, Philadelphia, 200; (6), Mazzaro (9), Hottovy (9), Crow (9) and Detroit 1 3 0 .250 100 114 Russell. Leu, Yon, 18:35; 7. AJ Nichols, Oakl, 18:35; 8. McKenry. W—Locke 1-3. L—Maholm 13-11. Sv— Strasburg, Washington, 197. S.Perez. W—Porcello 10-12. L—B.Chen 11-14. Sv— West W L T Pct PF PA PHILADELPHIA 76ERS — Picked up the contract Aaron Jackson, Oakr, 19:03; 9. Eli Officer, MP, J.Hughes (2). HRs—Pittsburgh, S.Marte (5). SAVES—Kimbrel, Atlanta, 42; Motte, St. Louis, Valverde (35). HRs—Detroit, Jh.Peralta (13), Arizona 4 0 0 1.000 91 61 option coach Doug Collins for the 2013-14 season. 19:32; 10. Justin Angove, Ban, 19:41; 11. Brad Phillies 2, Nationals 0 41; Papelbon, Philadelphia, 38; AChapman, Mi.Cabrera (44). Kansas City, A.Gordon (14). San Francisco 3 1 0 .750 104 65 FOOTBALL Larsen, MP, 19:55; 12. Jimmy Harmon, MP, 19:59; Philadelphia 020 000 000 — 2 6 1 Cincinnati, 37; Hanrahan, Pittsburgh, 36; Axford, St. Louis 2 2 0 .500 79 91 National Football League 13. Cooper Stateler, MP, 20:10; 14. Colton Athletics 4, Rangers 3 Washington 000 000 000 — 0 5 0 Milwaukee, 34; Putz, Arizona, 32; Clippard, Seattle 2 2 0 .500 70 58 DENVER BRONCOS — Placed C J.D. Watson on Jennings, Ban, 20:14; 15. Daniel Undell, Ban, Texas 001 100 100 — 3 6 0 K.Kendrick, De Fratus (8), Horst (8), Aumont Washington, 32. Monday’s Game injured reserve. 20:15; 16. Thompson Rogers, Yon, 20:20; 17. Joe Oakland 200 020 00x — 4 9 0 (9) and Ruiz; Lannan, Stammen (6), Mattheus Chicago 34, Dallas 18 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed C A.Q. Shipley Fine, Oakr, 20:38; 18. Treavor Porter, Oakl, M.Perez, Feldman (5), Kirkman (6), Uehara (7), (8), Storen (9) and K.Suzuki. W—K.Kendrick 11-12. American League Thursday, Oct. 4 from the practice squad. Released LB Mario 20:39; 19. Taylor Dowdy, Cor, 20:42; 20. Tyler Oswalt (8) and Napoli; J.Parker, Doolittle (7), L—Lannan 4-1. Sv—Aumont (2). East Division W L Pct GB Arizona at St. Louis, 5:20 p.m. Addison. Released CB D.J. Johnson from the Wiprud, Ban, 20:42; 21. Kaelan Recca, Cro, 20:53; z-New York 93 67 .581 — R.Cook (8), Balfour (9) and D.Norris. W—J.Parker Sunday, Oct. 7 practice squad. Signed CB Marshay Green to the 22. Ben Nash, Yon, 20:54; 23. Riley Train, MP, Marlins 3, Mets 2 z-Baltimore 92 68 .575 1 13-8. L—M.Perez 1-4. Sv—Balfour (23). HRs— Baltimore at Kansas City, 10 a.m. practice squad. 21:01; 24. Drayton Jennings, Ban, 21:06; 25. New York 000 011 000 — 2 11 0 Tampa Bay 89 71 .556 4 Texas, Mi.Young (8), Napoli (24). Atlanta at Washington, 10 a.m. NEW YORK JETS — Signed CB Aaron Berry. Tanner Jackson, Oakr, 21:14. Miami 000 001 11x — 3 8 1 Toronto 71 89 .444 22 Angels 8, Mariners 6 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. Waived TE Dedrick Epps. GIRLS Familia, El.Ramirez (5), Acosta (6), Rauch (7), Boston 69 91 .431 24 Los Angeles 300 103 001 — 8 16 2 Green Bay at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. ST. LOUIS RAMS — Released C Chase Beeler Team Scores: Bandon 18, Coquille 53, Crow 80, R.Ramirez (8) and Shoppach; LeBlanc, Koehler Central Division W L Pct GB Seattle 100 000 300 — 4 9 2 Cleveland at N.Y. Giants, 10 a.m. from the practice squad. Signed T Ty Nsekhe to Yoncalla 81, Myrtle Point inc, Reedsport inc, (6), Da.Jennings (6), Webb (7), H.Bell (8), Cishek x-Detroit 87 73 .544 — C.Wilson, Richards (7), Maronde (7), Jepsen Miami at Cincinnati, 10 a.m. the practice squad. Oakland inc, Oakridge inc. (9) and Brantly. W—H.Bell 4-5. L—R.Ramirez 3-4. Chicago 84 76 .525 3 (8), Frieri (9) and Iannetta; F.Hernandez, Kinney Seattle at Carolina, 1:05 p.m. COLLEGE Individual Results (5,000 Meters): Sarah Sv—Cishek (15). HRs—Miami, Stanton (37). Kansas City 71 89 .444 16 (6), Noesi (7) and Olivo. W—C.Wilson 13-10. L— Chicago at Jacksonville, 1:05 p.m. SOUTH FLORIDA — Suspended sophomore WR Cutler, Ban, 20:56; 2. Aida Santoro, Ban, 21:16; 3. Astros 3, Cubs 0 Cleveland 67 93 .419 20 F.Hernandez 13-9. HRs—Seattle, C.Wells (9). Buffalo at San Francisco, 1:25 p.m. Chris Dunkley from the football team after he Hailey Iverson, Ban, 21:53; 4. Taylor GeDeros, Houston 010 100 010 — 3 7 0 Minnesota 66 94 .413 21 AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADERS Tennessee at Minnesota, 1:25 p.m. was arrested and charged with domestic battery. Coq, 22:03; 5. Weston Jennings, Ban, 22:45; 6. Chicago 000 000 000 — 0 2 0 West Division W L Pct GB BATTING—MiCabrera, Detroit, .329; Trout, Los Denver at New England, 1:25 p.m. UTAH—Announced C David Foster will under- Anna Sweeney, Coq, 23:06; 7. Morgan McNeely, Harrell, J.Valdez (7), Fe.Rodriguez (8), z-Texas 93 67 .581 — Angeles, .325; Mauer, Minnesota, .322; Beltre, San Diego at New Orleans, 5:20 p.m. go foot surgery that will end his college MP, 23:23; 8. Riley Wahl, Ban, 24:15; 9. Simona W.Wright (8) and J.Castro; Berken, J.Chapman z-Oakland 92 68 .575 1 Texas, .319; Jeter, New York, .316; TorHunter, Los Open: Dallas, Detroit, Oakland, Tampa Bay career. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Tuesday,October 2,2012 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Leukemia sidelines Chuck Pagano for six to eight weeks

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ner-up last season.

INDIANAPOLIS — Colts Philadelphia picks up coach Chuck Pagano has option on Collins’ deal been diagnosed with PHILADELPHIA — The leukemia and is expected to Philadelphia 76ers picked up be hospitalized six to eight the 2013-14 option on coach weeks as he undergoes treat- Doug Collins’ contract. ment. Collins led the Sixers to He will be replaced on an the playoffs in his first two interim basis by offensive seasons with the team, coordinator Bruce Arians. including a run to the Eastern Team owner Jim Irsay Conference semifinals last made the announcement season. Monday during a somber and sometimes emotional news PRO HOCKEY conference at the team com- plex. Gretzky says lockout will “I think it’s unlikely he’ll end before Winter Classic be all in as the TORONTO — Wayne head coach Gretzky thinks the league’s the rest of Sports lockout will end before the this sea- showcase Winter Classic son,”Irsay Shorts between the Detroit Red said. “He Wings and Toronto Maple may be able to Leafs. The Associated Press come back and be in the press “I believe in my heart, Washington Nationals center fielder Bryce Harper speaks to a reporter as they celebrate after clutching the National League East division title fol- box or something.” maybe because I’m such a big lowing a game against the Philadelphia Phillies in Washington on Monday. hockey fan, that they will be COLLEGE FOOTBALL playing by Jan. 1,” Gretzky Alabama loses receiver, said during a question and running back for season answer period at a panel dis- Nationals clinch NL East crown cussion on personal finance. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Detroit and Toronto are No. 1 Alabama has lost wide THE ASSOCIATED PRESS homered off Bronson Arroyo and before they move to the American scheduled to play outdoors at receiver DeAndrew White Michigan Stadium to kick off pitched into the seventh inning, helping League next season. and running back Dee Hart WASHINGTON — Thanks to strong the Cardinals clinch a tie for the second The Cubs lost 100 games in a season the new year. for the season. NHL labor talks will pitching from Gio Gonzalez and NL wild card and spoil Dusty Baker’s for the first time since 1966 and were Coach Nick Saban said Stephen Strasburg, Bryce Harper’s return from a mini-stroke. shut out for the 14th time this season. resume this morning, with Monday that both will have both sides still focusing on burst of energy and Adam LaRoche’s The defending World Series champi- Chicago has lost more than 99 games to undergo knee surgery after slugging, the Washington Nationals ons have won 11 of 14 and lead the twice, setting the franchise record of secondary matters and not injuries sustained during the the core economic issues that won enough from April through Dodgers by two with two games to play. 103 losses in 1962 and 1966. The Cubs Mississippi game. September that even a loss on the first Arroyo (12-10) threw 73 pitches have dropped 12 of their last 14. continue to divide owners White has eight catches and players in a league- day of October could not stop them while allowing three runs over five Marlins 3, Mets 2: Giancarlo for 105 yards and two touch- from clinching the NL East. innings in a tuneup for the postseason. Stanton hit his 37th homer, and Rob imposed lockout entering its downs, including a 51-yarder third week. Despite being beaten 2-0 by the He topped 200 innings for the seventh Brantly hit a tiebreaking RBI double in against Michigan in the Philadelphia Phillies on Monday night, time but is 0-3 in his last four starts. the eighth inning to help the Marlins opener. He was hurt on the TENNIS the Nationals earned The Reds are 96-64, tied with the beat the Mets. Crimson Tide’s first drive. their first division Nationals for the best record in the Heath Bell (4-5) pitched a scoreless Hart was injured after Australian Open raises title since moving NL National League with two games to go, eighth inning and Steve Cishek pitched fielding a fourth-quarter prize money in 2013 from Montreal in Recap and must finish ahead of Washington to the ninth for his 15th save in 19 chances. punt. MELBOURNE, Australia 2005, because the get home-field advantage throughout Cishek issued a two-out walk to Fred — Australian Open organiz- s econd-place the postseason after losing the season Lewis before Ike Davis grounded out to Leach says Cougars ers have increased prize Atlanta Braves lost series. end the game, giving the Marlins their improved against Oregon money to a record $31.1 mil- Dodgers 3, Giants 2: Elian Herrera second win in 11 games. 2-1 at the Pittsburgh Pirates. SPOKANE, Wash. — lion for 2013 in response to singled in the go-ahead run in the bot- Brewers 5, Padres 3: Carlos Washington, in first since May 22, Washington State coach player concerns about com- tom of the ninth inning, lifting the Gomez, Rickie Weeks and Jonathan leads Atlanta by three games with two to Mike Leach says his team pensation at Grand Slam Dodgers to a victory over the Giants that Lucroy all hit home runs to lead the play in the regular season. The Braves’ improved during last week- tournaments. kept their postseason hopes alive. Brewers to a win over the Padres. loss finished as the top of the ninth end’s 51-26 loss to No. 2 Tournament director The Dodgers’ sixth consecutive vic- Shaun Marcum gave up two runs and inning ended in Washington, and the Oregon compared to some Craig Tiley said the $4.15 tory tied a season high and kept them six hits in six innings as Milwaukee Nationals celebrated in their dugout earlier games. million increase announced two games behind St. Louis for the sec- clinched a winning season for the sec- with hugs, high-fives and spiked gloves. Leach said Monday he was today was the largest from Pirates 2, Braves 1: The Braves’ ond NL wild card. ond straight year. proud of the effort the one year to the next in the hopes of winning the National League Hanley Ramirez led off the ninth Rockies 7, Diamondbacks 5: Chris Cougars showed all game tournament’s history and East ended with a loss to the Pirates. with a single off Santiago Casilla (7-6), Nelson drove home Tyler Colvin to start against the Ducks. He says should attract the strongest The Braves, who needed to sweep the advanced on a sacrifice by Shane a four-run rally in the 13th inning and available draw of players. Pirates and have first-place Washington Victorino and was held up at third on the Rockies hung on for a victory over the game was closer than the final score, and the outcome Tiley also said he’d been in drop three games to Philadelphia to tie Luis Cruz’s single. A.J. Ellis was inten- the Diamondbacks. contact with Rafael Nadal, for the division lead, will instead be the tionally walked and Herrera lined an 0- Paul Goldschmidt sent the game into rested on a handful of key plays. who had indicated he was top wild card team and host the wild 1 pitch off the glove of second baseman extra innings when he homered off still targeting the Australian card game Friday. Marco Scutaro for the winning run. Rockies closer Rafael Betancourt with Leach says Connor Halliday is expected to start Open for his return to Grand Starling Marte hit his sixth home run Astros 3, Cubs 0: The Chicago one out in the ninth to make it 3-3. Slam tennis from a left knee at quarterback again when of the season and scored twice to lead Cubs got their 100th loss of the season Colvin led off the 13th with a ground- injury was has sidelined him Washington State travels to the Pirates. when Lucas Harrell threw six shutout rule double off Brad Bergesen (2-1) and since Wimbledon. Atlanta managed just two hits innings to lead the Astros to a win. Nelson followed with a looping single to No. 14 Oregon State this Nadal, an 11-time Grand against Pittsburgh’s Jeff Locke (1-3), Four Houston pitchers combined on center. Charlie Blackmon later added a weekend. Halliday threw for Slam winner, partially tore who picked up his first major league a two-hitter and Fernando Martinez bases-loaded, RBI single off Mike 348 yards, his third consecu- the patella tendon in his left win. Jared Hughes worked the ninth for homered for the third consecutive Zagurski, the Diamondbacks’ seventh tive 300-yard performance, knee and hasn’t played since his second save in place of regular clos- game. The Astros avoided their fran- pitcher. Nelson scored on a fielder’s against the Ducks. losing in the second round of er Joel Hanrahan. chise-record 107th loss in the opener of choice and Matt McBride came home on Wimbledon in June. Last Cardinals 4, Reds 2: Jaime Garcia their final series in the National League a wild pitch to complete the rally. PRO BASKETBALL month he said there was no Bulls extend coach timetable for his return, but Thibodeau’s contract that he was hopeful of play- were eliminated from the ing in Australia. AL CHICAGO — The Chicago The move to increase wild-card race when Oakland Bulls gave coach Tom From Page B1 beat Texas. prize money for the first ten- Thibodeau a four-year con- nis major of the year followed C.J. Wilson (13-10) went 6 tract extension through the reports that some players Josh Reddick added an 1-3 innings for the victory.He 2016-17 season. The new deal were considering bypassing allowed six hits and two runs, RBI single for the resurgent takes effect after this season. the tournament if the purse A’s, who must sweep this striking out seven and walk- Thibodeau was the NBA’s was not increased, particu- season-ending series against ing five. Coach of the Year for the larly for losers in the early the two-time reigning AL Felix Hernandez (13-9) 2010-11 season and the run- rounds. champions to capture the gave up a season-high 12 hits West title. and seven runs in 5 1-3 Michael Young and Mike innings. He went 0-4 with a Napoli homered against 6.62 ERA after Aug. 27. HONOR things here,” she said. Jarrod Parker (13-8), who is White Sox 11, Indians The award was estab- 3-0 against the Rangers this 0: White Sox rookie Hector Award will be lished in 1978 by The PGA of year. Santiago allowed one hit in America and Sports Grant Balfour struck out seven shutout innings to beat presented in Illustrated magazine and rec- the side for his 23rd save, giv- Cleveland, but Chicago was ognizes PGA professionals ing the young A’s their fourth eliminated from postseason January who have demonstrated straight victory and sixth in contention when Detroit From Page B1 excellence and success in seven games. defeated Kansas City. planning and promotion of Yankees 10, Red Sox 2: Santiago (4-1), who began “Amy goes above and sales through merchandising Robinson Cano, Curtis the season as the team’s clos- beyond to deliver the best techniques including display Granderson, Russell Martin er, struck out a season-high services and products in the and advertising. and Mark Teixeira homered 10. The Indians’ only hit off industry to our guests at Pendergast takes care in in a nine-run second inning, the left-hander was Shin- Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, the way the items are dis- and New York routed Boston The Associated Press Soo Choo’s two-out single in and she has greatly con- played in the various golf to open a one-game lead over Oakland Athletics celebrate after clinching a wild card berth in the the third. tributed to the success of the shops and also trains the Baltimore in the AL East with American League at the end of a game against the Texas Rangers on Blue Jays 6, Twins 5, 10 resort,” said Josh Lesnik, the resort’s sales staff. two games to play. Monday in Oakland, Calif. innings: Anthony Gose sin- original general manager at The resort has become Baltimore lost at Tampa gled home the winning run in the resort and now president well known worldwide and Bay and dropped into second rifice fly to end a streak of 11 The Rays won for the 11th the 10th inning and Toronto of KemperSports. has been named the top golf place, prompting cheers games without an RBI. He time in 12 games, a stretch rallied to beat Minnesota. Pendergast went through resort in the United States by from the Yankee Stadium tied Stan Musial for fifth that kept them in contention Adam Lind went 4-for-4 four steps to receive the several national publications. crowd when the final score place on the career list at for the second AL wild card and Brandon Lyon (4-0) award — first being nomi- Because of that, the original was posted before the ninth 1,950. until Oakland beat Texas worked out of a bases-loaded nated by her peers in the logo, of a puffin, also is inning. The Yankees, who Rays 5, Orioles 3: Alex later in the evening. jam to earn the win in front of Oregon Chapter of the PGA familiar to golfers. clinched their 17th playoff Cobb allowed two hits over Chris Davis homered for a season-low crowd of 12,359. of America and then receiv- “The Bandon Dunes berth in 18 years on Sunday, seven innings, helping the fifth straight game for the Adeiny Hechavarria hit a ing the award for the Pacific brand has become one of the would ensure their 13th divi- Tampa Bay keep its slim Orioles, a two-run shot off one-out single off Brian Northwest PGA Section. most recognized in the golf sion title in 17 years by playoff hopes alive with a Kyle Farnsworth that Duensing (4-12) and moved From that she was nominat- travel industry, and that cer- sweeping the three-game victory over Baltimore. trimmed Baltimore’s deficit to second on a wild pitch. ed for the national award, tainly supports our sales,” series against the Red Sox. Ben Zobrist hit his 20th to 5-3 in the ninth. Toronto tied it in the ninth and then chosen as a final- Pendergast said. “The New York tied its record homer and Chris Giminez Angels 8, Mariners 4: when Yan Gomes hit a two- ist. resort’s mission, golf as it was for home runs in an inning, had a two-run double off Mike Trout had four hits and out homer, snapping Glen “I know I was up against meant to be, is clear in every- achieving the feat for the Wei-Yin Chen (12-11) as the drove in three runs against Perkins’ streak of 12 straight some excellent competition, thing it does, and we strive third time. The offense Rays pulled away from a 1-all Seattle, but it wasn’t enough successful save conversions. but with great support from for that to include the retail backed CC Sabathia (15-6), tie in the seventh. Cobb (11- to keep Los Angeles in the Three-time AL batting the staff here at Bandon and experience.” who allowed two runs and 9) yielded a fourth-inning playoff chase. champion Joe Mauer went 1 from my fellow Pacific Pendergast will be pre- four hits in eight innings with single to J.J. Hardy and a solo The Angels, with a high for 5, dropping his average to Northwest PGA Section sented the award at the PGA seven strikeouts. homer to Matt Wieters that payroll and high expectations .322, seven points behind members, we have been able Merchandise Show in Alex Rodriguez hit a sac- tied it in the seventh. when the season started, Miguel Cabrera. to accomplish some nice Orlando, Fla., in January. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B4 •The World • Tuesday,October 2,2012 Y K Sports Bears pick off six passes in Monday victory

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) You guys didn’t know he scoring teams in the NFL of uproar from a week earlier. — Lance Briggs plucked the could run that fast.” with only 65 points going Chicago opened the sec- ball out of the air and started Briggs’ interception came into their bye week, and then ond half with a 73-yard drive rumbling down the field. As in a wild two-play exchange play four of their next five capped by Cutler’s 34-yard the Chicago linebacker of turnovers midway through games on the road. TD pass to Hester, who raced approached the end zone, he the third quarter. “This has to be a wakeup past rookie cornerback fully extended his right arm Bears quarterback Jay call for us. I don’t say that Morris Claiborne and had to over his head with the ball in Cutler was nearly flawless nonchalantly. It has to be,” make a lunging catch at the his hand. after halftime, when he com- Cowboys tight end Jason goal line. Briggs and the rest of those pleted 11 of 12 passes for 219 Witten said. “You can’t Despite a screen shot 30-something Bears defend- yards and two touchdowns. bounce back and forth like frozen on the huge video ers showed Tony Romo and That included a 34-yard this and try to compete come board over the field that raised the Dallas Cowboys how score to Devin Hester to start December-time. You can’t the question of whether the much they can still play. the half and a 31-yarder to do it. We have been in that ball might have hit the ground 1 Charles Tillman, another Brandon Marshall with 6 ⁄2 situation before. You cannot as Hester rolled over, of the five defensive starters minutes left. do it. And we know that, and Anderson confirmed the on- in their 30s, also returned an Cutler was 18 of 24 overall we’ll get better.” field ruling of touchdown interception for a touchdown for 275 yards. Marshall had Since the start of the 1997 after reviewing the play. in the Bears’ 34-18 victory seven catches for 138 yards. season, Dallas is 122-122 in Later in the third quarter, Monday night. Major Wright, who regular-season games. They when Alshon Jeffery was going “A lot of our older guys are returned an interception for a have won only one playoff down after a catch, Claiborne playing really well right now touchdown in Chicago’s last game in that span after three stripped the ball and started because we understand every- game, had two of the five Super Bowl titles in a four- running the other way. It was thing so much more,” said interceptions. D.J. Moore has year span in the first half of originally ruled a fumble, but Briggs, whose 74-yard run was nine career interceptions, the 1990s. the replay showed the receiver his first interception return for three of them against Romo Romo finished 31 of 43 for still controlled the ball when a TD since 2005. “Whether after getting another one 307 yards and a touchdown. his elbow hit the ground. we’ve lost a step or some peo- Monday night. When the Cowboys got the In the fourth quarter, ple believe we’ve lost a step,we “We have a pretty good feel ball back in the final 3 min- Dallas contended that the make up for it in knowledge.” for what their front is going to utes, Kyle Orton got his first ball had been tipped before a Though Romo was only do, what their pressures were, action since the veteran pass interference call in the sacked once, on the game’s what their coverages were,” quarterback signed a free end zone. That was con- first series, he was pressured Cowboys coach Jason Garrett agent deal during the offsea- firmed by replay, bringing up relentlessly and threw five said. “They’re just very good son to be Romo’s backup. fourth down for Robbie interceptions. That matched at it. It’s not very exotic.” Orton threw a 5-yard TD Gould’s second field goal. his career high, first done five Chicago’s first fumble of The Associated Press pass to Witten with 34 sec- The interception by years ago in his first full sea- the season came when Cutler Chicago wide receiver Devin Hester makes a touchdown reception onds left, capping a 10-play, Tillman in the second quarter, son as a starter. was sacked by DeMarcus against the Dallas Cowboys during the second half Monday. 89-yard drive. on a ball thrown right into his “Just outstanding play by Ware and Victor Butler Referee Walt Anderson hands by Romo when intend- our defense,” Bears coach recovered at the Bears 27. from behind by Henry the Bears (3-1) ahead 24-7. had to go under the hood to ed receiver Dez Bryant was Lovie Smith said. “It seemed On the very next play, Melton. The ball popped for- Once again, the Cowboys review three plays in the still running down the field, like everybody had a say in it. Romo was trying to escape ward into the air and Briggs (2-2) are a .500 team. They Bears-Cowboys game, but came on the third play after a How about Lance Briggs? pressure when he was hit grabbed it and scored to put are also one of the lowest- none that will cause the kind 43-yard field goal by Gould. Bowyer hopes to rally at Talladega

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — It doesn’t take long to thin the field of championship contenders in the Chase for the Sprint Cup, and some believe it has already been reduced to a three-driver race. Clint Bowyer begs to dif- fer. Bowyer has had a pretty nice start to the Chase, fin- FFF ishing inside the top 10 in all % OOF three races. But it’s not been 2200% enough in the points stand- ings, where he is seemingly spinning his tires despite decent finishes. He is fourth in the standings, 25 points 10 behind leader Brad V % et Disc Keselowski, but certain he’s Ev ount eryday! still in the title race. Why? Because Round 4 of the The Associated Press Chase is at Talladega Next to Clint Bowyer's crew works on the car during a pit stop Sunday at Dover International Speedway. Check us Bay Burger Superspeedway, where out on Bowyer is the two-time “Talladega is the one that’s “I’m going in there with Gordon has bounced back Inn Teeeses & GGlasslass Facebook! defending race winner. going to make the difference.” the confidence of knowing with a third-place finish and 1165 NEWMARK AVE., SUITE A “This weekend is every- Everybody considers I’ve won the last two, and I a second-place finish the last IN HISTORIC EMPIRE • 541-808-2386 thing,” Bowyer said Monday. Talladega the wild card of the am a guy who needs a good two weeks, but he’s still 10th 10-race Chase because the run to get myself back in the in the standings. smallest mistake in a restric- championship,”he said. “The That’s why Bowyer tor plate race can have devas- other three are looking over believes Talladega is so criti- tating consequences. their shoulder, knowing they cal. He thinks any trouble for Working Together for Five-time NASCAR can’t get into trouble. But I’m the top three drivers opens champion Jimmie Johnson going there to make a run at the door for everyone else. knows that all too well — he’s this thing. “If you win Talladega, it Your Financial Future. yet to finish a plate race this “And it’s not only me, but doesn’t matter what has season through no fault of his there’s three or four behind already happened, you are own. Johnson was collected me who could pull all of us going to put yourself right Erin M Johnson, AAMS® Jared N Barber, AAMS® in an accident on the second back in the running.” back in it,” he said. Financial Advisor Financial Advisor lap of the Daytona 500, suf- Only 17 points separate On paper, he’d be the pick 2182 Broadway 135 North Broadway fered an engine failure at Bowyer from Michael for Sunday. North Bend, OR 97459 Coos Bay, OR 97420 Talladega in the spring and Waltrip Racing teammate Bowyer has two wins and 541-756-0854 541-267-0240 was in yet another accident Martin Truex Jr., who is is the only driver to finish at Daytona in July. eighth in points. Wedged inside the top 10 in his last Most title contenders are between the MWR drivers is five Talladega starts.He’s on pins and needles at three-time NASCAR cham- scored a series-best 465 Talladega, where they worry pion Tony Stewart, Kasey points in that span, and his the championship can be lost Kahne and five-time 3.4 average finish is also tops. because of another drivers’ Talladega winner Dale Bowyer has led 82 laps, sec- error. Earnhardt Jr. ond only to Matt Kenseth’s Bowyer believes that’s But it’s so hard to make up 116. going to work to his advan- significant ground in the But the racing is different tage, especially with every- Chase, as Jeff Gordon has now that NASCAR has set one assuming only shown the last two weeks. He rules designed to eliminate Keselowski, Johnson and opened the Chase ranked the two-car tandem drafting Denny Hamlin are left as 12th and a wreck in the open- that Bowyer has mastered. viable title contenders. er at Chicago cost him. And, he won his races with Chevrolet horsepower driv- ing for Richard Childress s Racing, and he’s still adapt- WWeeeekks ing in his first season with TTwwoo MWR and Toyota engines. OONNLLYY!! He was debating 0//1155 Talladega strategy hours //22ttoo110 The BIG after Sunday’s ninth-place 1100 finish at Dover, and said how he races will depend on how he qualifies. 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BY MICHELLE LOCKE something to do with per- For The Associated Press sistence. It takes the same effort and skills for a male or ST. HELENA, Calif. — In female winemaker to suc- 1978, the first vintage that ceed, but women can face Cathy Corison made wine, additional challenges she could count on one hand achieving success in a male- the number of women she dominated field. knew of doing the same kind “I think women wine- of work in the cellars of the makers had Napa Valley. Without using to be really The Associated Press all her fingers. determined Fire Roasted Tomato and Veggie Chili can help heat up a cool night.Chili is the perfect one-pot meal for fall and winter. Nearly 35 years later, Cori- and really son needs a lot more fingers. passionate Winemaking remains pri- and still do,” marily a man’s world, but says Corison, A meaty veg chili with named 2011 research by Santa Clara Uni- versity professors Lucia Winemaker Albino Gilbert and John of the Year by Gilbert has found that nearly the San seriously layered flavors 10 percent of California F rancisco wineries now have women as Chronicle. the main or lead winemaker. An academic psychologist FIRE-ROASTED TOMATO with mild roasted green papery skin from garlic. Slice of its papery skin. Add all Their second finding: who has studied women’s 1 off the top ⁄2-inch from three tomato varieties career paths, Lucia Gilbert AND VEGGIE CHILI chilies) Women winemakers tend to 1 became interested in women 14 ⁄2-ounce can diced fire- pointy top of the head. Driz- (grape, Rotel and fire-roast- be more highly acclaimed roasted tomatoes zle with about 2 teaspoons of ed), lentils, chili beans, beer than their male counter- winemakers. With little Be sure to serve this amaz- 1 information available on the 1 ⁄2 cups cooked black bel- olive oil. Wrap the garlic in and tomato paste. Mix well, parts. ing chili with a skillet of hot uga lentils (or one 15- foil, then roast for 40 min- then bring to a gentle boil. Why? Hard to say— and subject, she put together a cornbread and a fresh green ounce can lentils, rinsed) utes, or until the cloves are Stir in both chili powders. that’s not a question the comprehensive list of the salad. To speed up this recipe, 15-ounce can chili beans golden-brown and soft. Cook, uncovered, for 45 Gilberts attempt to answer in roast the garlic ahead of time. Remove from the oven and minutes, or until thickened this study — but it may have SEE WINE | C2 Once cooled, it can be refrig- 12-ounce bottle beer 6 tablespoons tomato let cool. and the tomatoes are cooked erated for a day or two. Meanwhile, in a large down. You may need to mash 1 paste Start to finish: 1⁄2 hours heavy-bottomed Dutch oven the tomatoes with the back 2 to 3 teaspoons chipotle (30 minutes active) or stock pot over medium- of a wooden spoon. chili powder Servings: 6 high, heat a healthy splash of Season with hot sauce, 1 large head garlic 2 to 3 teaspoons ancho olive oil. Add the mush- salt and pepper. Serve with Olive oil chili powder rooms, onion, bell pepper scallions, cheddar cheese, 1 pound sliced button 5 to 10 shakes hot sauce, and a pinch of salt. Cook, sour cream and oyster crack- mushrooms or to taste (optional) covered, for 5 minutes. ers for topping. 1 medium red onion, Ground black pepper Remove the cover and cook Nutrition information per sliced Chopped scallions, grated for another 5 minutes, or serving: 430 calories; 150 1 red or yellow bell pep- cheddar cheese, sour until the vegetables soften. calories from fat (35 percent per, cored and chopped cream and oyster crack- Set aside until the garlic has of total calories); 17 g fat (7 g Kosher salt ers, to serve cooled. saturated; 0 g trans fats); 30 1 pint grape tomatoes Heat the oven to 350 Return the pot to medium mg cholesterol; 48 g carbohy- Two 10-ounce cans Rotel degrees. heat. Add the roasted garlic drate; 11 g fiber; 10 g sugar; 17 tomatoes (tomatoes Remove the outer layer of by squeezing each clove out g protein; 1330 mg sodium.

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utes. Use a slotted spoon to We all get into ruts. wanted burgers could get SPEEDY BEEF AND transfer the beef to a plate. It happens. those, and those who wanted BUTTERNUT STEW Return the saucepan to the Not everyone’s job allows seafood could get that. heat and add the squash and them explore the many gas- A good meal was had by Start to finish: 45 minutes carrots. If the pan is too dry to tronomic choices we have all, and now they can add (15 minutes active) easily saute the vegetables, here on the Oregon Coast. that to their list of “new” Servings: 6 you can add a splash of olive We find something we places to go. 2 tablespoons olive oil oil. Saute until the squash like, and then we go to the So, Cuisine readers, here’s 1 1⁄2 pounds sirloin beef tips, begins to brown, about 5 min- same your homework assignment: cut into 1-inch chunks restaurants The next time we go out to utes. Add the onion and garlic, TABLE 3 cups cubed butternut then continue to cook until week after eat, let’s go somewhere new. squash (1/2-inch cubes) week. FOR TWO Louise, Gene, all you the onion is tender, about 1 cup baby carrots, halved Autumn Zonta Club members — you another 6 minutes. and I ran faithful readers know who 1 large yellow onion, diced Add the tomatoes, broth, into this you are — we all drive by 2 cloves garlic, minced paprika, thyme and mustard situation dozens of places all the time 28-ounce can crushed powder. Bring to a simmer and the other where we have never had a tomatoes cook until the carrots and day when meal, but keep saying that 2 cups beef broth squash are tender,about 15 to 20 1 teaspoon smoked paprika minutes. Return the beef to the talking to we should stop in and try it 1 friends out. ⁄2 teaspoon dried thyme pot, as well as any juices that 1 Donna and So, let’s do it. ⁄2 teaspoon mustard pow- have accumulated on the plate. F rank. RON Find a new eatery or der Simmer for 5 minutes, then They have a JACKIMOWICZ restaurant, try it out, then Salt and ground black season with salt and pepper. few send an email to food@the- pepper Nutrition information per favorites where they go most worldlink.com. Let me know In a large saucepan over serving: 340 calories; 150 calo- of the time. where you went, what you medium-high, heat the oil. ries from fat (44 percent of So when the topic of a late had and what you liked about Add the beef, in batches if total calories); 16 g fat (4.5 g lunch came up, I decided the new place. I’m not look- needed to avoid crowding the saturated; 0 g trans fats); 85 that we should go someplace ing for a critique of the food, The Associated Press pan, and cook, turning, until mg cholesterol; 23 g carbohy- they had never been before. 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No pets. No smoking. Must Port Orford. vision, life insurance, 401(k) 1-800-927-9275. event that a contract carrier is not keep lawn mowed & trimmed. Good assigned. Duties may include retirement, paid holidays and vacation. 404 Lost rental references a must. $650/mo + operation of company vehicles or $700 dep. Avail. 10/23. 541-404-5075. 709 Wanted to Buy personal vehicle to distribute Apply on our Website at Lost female, grey & white, newspaper copies. This position will Shih-Tzu on Hwy 101 and Flanagan 2 bd/1bath, 2 car garage BUYING JUNK AUTOs require the use of personal vehicle http://www.lee.net/careers or send a resume to: on Sept. 26. Pink collar with license. Updated, no pets/no smoking, No title needed, will pick up, and mileage is paid in addition to Call 541-217-1809. 2149 Cedar, Reedsport up to 100 miles from Coos Bay. hourly wage. Applicant must have The World P.O. Box 1840 $725.00 - water/sewer pd, Will pay up to $200 per automobile. a good driving record, insurance Lost 503-840-9891 541-260-9447 and a reliable personal vehicle with Coos Bay, Or. 97420 An Equal Opportunity Employer Pink Easy Share Kodak Digital Rentals carrying capacity. Position will WANTED TO BUY occasionally require the ability to lift / Drug Free Workplace Camera. 16 Mega Pixels, an eco 600 and carry over uneven surfaces up memory card 2 gigabyte, and has White vinyl window, to 40lbs. Additional on-call hours Sony Cycle rechargeable batteries Refrigerator & Range. may be available in our production in it. It has many photos and videos White only and Reasonable. packaging department. on it. Belongs to a student doing 601 Apartments 541-297-4834 Care Giving a video project. Lost from vicinity of Apply online at In a park-like setting! www.lee.net/careers 225 Coquille Community Bldg. Please call 541-294-6699 Close to lakes, SOCC, & 710 Miscellaneous and leave message. shopping. Stove, fridge, drapes, W/D hookups. W/G paid. 2 Kilns for sale. www.theworldlink.com Extra clean 3 bedroom 1.5 bath 227 Elderly Care Lost Specials 3 bedroom, $510; 3 bed, $470; house in a great North Bend Also, molds and greenware. 2 bed, $390. Apply at location. All living area including a Call for information, 541-297-4117. Choose to add a photo in this DRIVERS: Full or Part-time. $0.01 in- HARMONY HOMECARE 324 Ackerman. 541-888-4762. large laundry room on the main special for only $5.00 more FOR SALE, 13 ft. multiposition ladder crease per mile after 6 months. “Quality Caregivers provide level, plus an extra big bonus room - $50. In Bandon. Call 541-347-2790. Choose your hometime: Weekly, Assisted living in your home”. 1st Day Free RENTALS & downstairs. Lots of storage area 7/ON-7/OFF, 14/ON-7/OFF. Requires 541-260-1788 6 lines, REAL ESTATE SPECIALS inside, and 8’x16’ storage building 3 months recent experience. FOR SALE: 2 couch sets, green; Each additional Day Choose any of these specials and outside. Wood stove. 1 Queen sized hide-a-bed, 1 double 800-414-9569 No smoking. Pets considered. www.driveknight.com. $1.00 add a photo for $5.00 extra. recliner - $95 or best offer. 229 Adult Foster Care $995 per month + $1495. deposit. 541-347-7501 or 714-307-2603. OCAN No Free reruns on same ad. 541-297-3557 All specials will appear in Rentals / Real Estate 1 Drivers: Inexperience/Experienced. Pine Street Adult Foster Care Like new, big men’s wheelchair. Has The World, Bandon Western 1 week - 6 lines, Coquille 2 or 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Unbeatable career opportunities. has immediate opening for staffing foot rest. Costs $500, make offer! World, Umpqua Post, The Link, Appliances, W/D hookups, yard, Trainee, Company Driver, Lease Op- having a EQC. Hours and wages $35.00 Also, big men’s heavy duty walker, Online & Smart Mobile. off-street parking. No smoking, no erator, Lease Trainers (877)369-7104 depending on experience. near new. Costs $300, make offer! All specials are category specific. pets. Trash paid. $800/mo. + $800 www.centraltruckdrivingjobs.com. 541-756-1954 Call 541-888-6589 There are no refunds on specials. Rentals / Real Estate 2 sec. dep. Sec. 8 ok. 541-396-1900. OCAN Starts October 1, 2012 2 week - 6 lines, Men’s Bulova Accuchron Wristwatch DRIVERS: We value our drivers as 541-267-6278 $45.00 New in box. Not made anymore. $150 our most IMPORTANT ASSET! You obo. Call 541-888-6589. make us successful! Top Pay and Business LOST: Knife at Empire Rentals / Real Estate 3 Railroad 1923 Adlake Kerosene signal Benefits Package! CDL-A Required. fish cleaning station. lantern. Marked SP company, with red Join our team NOW! 1-888-414-4467. 300 3 week - 6 lines, 541-756-6534 globe - $100 obo; white metal switch- OCAN $55.00 lock and chain, with brass key, marked SP company - $50 obo. Call Rentals / Real Estate 4 541-888-6589. Serving Oregon’s South Coast Since 1878 4 week - 6 lines, $59.95 All specials will appear in HOME DELIVERY SERVICE: Recreation/ The World, Bandon Western For Customer Service call 541-269-1222 Ext. 247 an advertising proof is requested in writing and World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday Sports 725 clearly marked for corrections. If the error is not Office hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday. Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. corrected by the Publisher, its liability, if any, shall All specials are category specific. If your World newspaper fails to arrive by 5 p.m. Monday not exceed the space occupied by the error. through Thursday or 8 a.m. on Saturday, please call your There are no refunds on specials. 735 Hunting/Rifles Further, the Publisher will reschedule and run the Starts October 1, 2012 carrier. If you are unable to reach your carrier, telephone omitted advertisement at advertiser’s cost. All COQUILLE VALLEY The World at 541-269-9999. 541-267-6278 608 Office Space claims for adjustment must be made within seven DUCK HUNTING CLUB (7) days of date of publication. In no case shall the 1 bedroom apartment in NB. RURAL SUBSCRIBERS: Due to The World’s expansive daily Office space. 750 Sqf. $100. Initiation Fee, Publisher be liable for any general, special or Includes all utilities + satellite. No delivery area, rural or remote motor route customers may 375 Park Ave. $700 All util. pd. $550 for 2012/13 annual fee. consequential damages. smoking, no pets. $550/mo + $300 de- receive regular delivery later than the times above. Missed Grand Mgmt 541-269-5561 541-396-4433 deliveries may be replaced the following delivery day. posit. Section 8 OK. Call after 10 am. 541-888-4147 or 541-260-9002 To report missed deliveries, please call 541-269-9999. 610 2-4-6 Plexes ADVERTISING POLICY Coos Bay Large 2 bedroom, The Publisher, Southwestern Oregon Publishing Co., shall 1 bath, bay view, W/S/G paid. 673 N. Wasson, Coos Bay. not be liable for any error in published advertising unless On-site laundry. No smoking. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Water paid. No Market Place No pets, $525/mo + $525 dep. smoking, no pets. $700/mo + deposit. 750 8-27-12 541-297-6069 Available now. Call 541-297-5617. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K C4• The World •Tuesday, October 2,2012 Y K but at low levels. 751 Antiques 801 Birds/Fish 916 Used Pick-Ups Every Day Soil excavation at AOC-D led to the UMBRELLA STAND $75; washstand 1990 Ranger 4x4, 2.9 V6 fuel in- disposal of 392 tons of contaminated $375; dresser $350; church pew $375. PET SPECIALS jected. Sound vehicle, 5 speed, mild soil at the Coffin Butte Landfill. Soil All English oak. Also compressor Choose to ad a photo in this lift for 31” TA traction tires. Everything was removed to an approximate depth $100. New prices! 541-347-5053, special for only $5.00 more works, except tailgate. Looks decent, S PORTS of 3 feet below ground surface (bgs) leave message. Pet / Animal good value. $2950.00. Call throughout the excavation area. 6 lines, 2 weeks 541-267-0280. 753 Bazaars $12.00 The U.S. Navy installed a non-woven All specials will appear in geotextile delineation fabric at the 3-foot bgs level after confirmation GREENACRES GRANGE flea mar- The World, Bandon Western Legals sampling was conducted at AOC-D. ket/ craft sale. Friday and Sat. 9-4. World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday 100 Approximately 544 tons of backfill and Hwy. 42 between Coquille & Coos Bay Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. topsoil were placed, compacted, and 541-266-8581. All specials are category specific. graded with excavation equipment and There are no refunds on specials. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE landscaped with grass seeds above VENDORS, GET your booth early for Starts October 1, 2012 STATE OF OREGON the delineation fabric. Gravel was the Pre-Christmas Bazaar at The Barn 541-267-6278 FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS placed around the perimeter of the ex- in Bandon. Nov. 9 & 10. Booths are cavation area adjacent to the asphalt going fast! Call Nordell at Case No. 12 PB 0207 road pavement. Confirmation samples 541-347-4248. 802 Cats show that this remedial action was In the Matter of the Estate of successful for removing PCB-related 754 Garage Sales APRILL C. SCHOENAUER, contaminants and dioxins. Deceased COOS BAY ESTATE SALE! Thurs- AOC-D is next to an ongoing cleanup Local School Sports, day - Saturday, Oct. 4-6, 9am - 4pm. NOTICE TO INTERESTED of fuel contamination being conducted 63204 Isthmus Heights. Over 100 PERSONS by the ANG, It is the responsibility of years of collectibles, antique furniture, the ANG to address any fuel or other Photos & Scores and misc. items, too many to list. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that contamination of the soil under the Kohl’s Cat House Darian E. Salisbury has been ap- geotextile installed by the U.S. Navy pointed and has qualified as the Per- at AOC-D. Sediments in an area Recreational Sports Friends of the Adoptions on site. 541-294-3876 sonal Representative of the above es- downstream from AOC D, known as Coos Bay tate. AOC-C Outfall 2, were sampled for Public Library PCB-related contaminants and Scoreboard FERAL CAT CLINIC All persons whose rights may be af- dioxins. These contaminants meas- Used Book Sale Featuring is coming to Coquille! fected by the proceedings in this es- ured below the ODEQ’s levels of con- resent published education tate may obtain additional information cern. National Stories text books elementary to October 28, 2012. from the records of the Court, the Per- Please call 541-294-4205, leave a sonal Representative or the Attorney These two (2) proposed NFAs apply middle school - 5 for $1.00 message and please speak clearly. for the Personal Representative. only to AOC-D and AOC-C Outfall 2 Subscribe today! Public Welcomed! Contaminants of Concern for Call 541-269-9999 Saturday, Oct.. 6th: 10am - 4pm. In Honor of Feral Cat Day S/Nipped All persons having claims against the PCB-related contaminants and 9am opening for Friends! in Coos Bay will host a $10 feral cat estate are hereby required to present dioxins. Non-PCB-related contami- or 800-437-6397. Sunday, Oct.. 7th: Noon - 4pm. fix day on Oct 13 & 14. Please call the same, with proper vouchers, within nants found at AOC-C Outfall 2 will be $1/bag in the 541-808-2377 to qualify and reserve four (4) months after the date of first addressed at a later date by ANG. Myrtlewood Room at 3pm. your spaces. Hours open: Monday publication of this notice, as stated 6th and Anderson through Friday, 10am - 2pm. below, to Mike O’Dwyer, Lawyer for Project documents for this site are the Personal Representative at Post available for public review at DEQ’s Orange adult cat needs new home. Office Box 2052, (50219 Hwy 101 Eugene office, 165 E. 7th Avenue, BANDON STORAGE UNIT SALE at Friendly, spayed, healthy. South, Suite D-1), Bandon, Oregon Suite 100, Eugene 97401. Contact Your resource for Bandon Mini-Storage on 101. Jewelry, Will arrange meetup near you! 97411, or said claims may be barred. the file specialist at (541) 686-7838 or generator, trailer rack, lots of misc. Call 541-361-6225 1-800-844-8467 (toll-free in Oregon) Fri., Sat., 10-2. Dated and first published this 25th day for an appointment. Please send writ- LOCAL NEW S of September, 2012. ten comments to Norman Read at the BANDON BARN SALE Oct. 5 & 6, listed above address or via email at 9-5. Farm equip., household, collecti- Mike O’Dwyer [email protected]. DEQ bles. 11 mi. south Bandon, 86814 Lawyer for Personal Representative must receive written comments by 5 Sydnam Ln. Oregon State Bar No. 76274 p.m., October 31, 2012. Post Office Box 2052 COOS BAY Garage/Estate Sale (50219 Hwy 101S. Suite D-1) PUBLISHED: The World - October 02, Oct. 4-6, Thurs-Sat, 10am - 6pm Bandon, Oregon 97411 2012 (ID- 20216415) 1520 Village Pines Ave. Furnitures, Phone (541) 347-1200 2 TVs, stands, complete bedroom Tank, a 5 year old neutered Male Fax (541) 347-9400 SECRETARY OF STATE set, dishes, silverware, + etc. Tabby, has been missing since Sept. NOTICE OF 6th. He is a companion animal. He PUBLISHED: The World - September PROPOSED RULEMAKING COOS BAY HUGE ESTATE SALE! lives in the Barview / Charleston Area 25, October 02, and October 09, 2012 Saturday only, Oct. 6th 8am - 3pm. on Cape Arago Hwy near Wildahl / (ID- 20216909) Oregon Department of Agriculture, Ag- 868 Lakeshore Drive. Furniture, sport- Libby / Sanddollar. 541-297-8901 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ricultural Development & Marketing Di- ing goods, tools, clothes, artwork, etc. STATE OF OREGON vision, Administrative Rules Chapter FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS 808 Pet Care #603, Sue Gooch, Rules Coordinator, COOS BAY: (503) 986-4583. Amend: OAR Case No. 12 PB 0237 4 Party Baby item Sale, 603-076-0052. Clothing and baby needs Pet Cremation In the Matter of the Estate of Saturday Oct. 6 - 9AM to 2PM RULE SUMMARY: The rule change 541-267-3131 ESTHER A. JARVIS, 1120 Fenwick will reduce the threshold requirement Deceased for holding state supervised price ne- Carol’s Pet Sitting gotiations from 75% of active seafood NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS Garage / Bazaar ★Your Place or Mine★ harvesters and 75% of dealers, as de- ★Short or Long Term★ termined by pounds processed in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Elise Specials ★Excellent References★ preceding year, to 51% active seafood M. Jarvis has been appointed and has ★541-297-6039★ harvesters and 51% of dealers, as de- 6 lines, 1 week qualified as the Personal Representa- ★See us on Facebook★ termined by pounds processed in the $12.00 tive of the above estate. preceding year. All specials will appear in All persons whose rights may be af- The World, Bandon Western The purpose of the rule change is to fected by the proceedings in this es- World, Umpqua Post, The Link, reduce the percentage of harvesters tate may obtain additional information Online/Online Map Automobiles and dealers that may petition the Ore- from the records of the Court, the Per- & Smart Mobile. gon Department of Agriculture (ODA) 900 sonal Representative or the Attorney If scheduled before the deadline Director for regulated price negotia- for the Personal Representative. has passed. All prices will be the tions. ODA asserts that the percent- same regardless of deadlines. All age of participants in relation to the in- All persons having claims against the specials are category specific. 901 ATVs dustry as a whole is sufficient to allow estate are hereby required to present There are no refunds on specials. the harvesters and dealers to bargain the same, with proper vouchers, within Starts October 1, 2012 Auto Specials collectively to arrive at a negotiated four (4) months after the date of first 541-267-6278 season starting price that encourages Choose to add a photo in this publication of this notice, as stated an orderly start to the season, and the special for $5.00 more below, to Mike O’Dwyer, Lawyer for efficient production and distribution of NORTH BEND MOVING SALE. Fri- the Personal Representative at Post seafood products. Hearing date: Octo- day, Oct. 5, 8am - 3pm. 2255 6 lines, 2 weeks Office Box 2052, (50219 Hwy 101 ber 22, 2012 at 10:30 a.m. Location: McPherson Street. Nordic exerciser, South, Suite D-1), Bandon, Oregon $15.00 Hatfield Marine Science Center, Guin TV, lots of yard, DVDs, books, house- 97411, or said claims may be barred. www.theworldlink.com All specials will appear in Library Seminar Room, 2030 Marine hold items, nursing uniforms, medical Dated and first published this 2nd day The World, Bandon Western Sciences Dr., Newport, OR. Last day equipment. of October, 2012. World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday for public comment is October 23, Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. 2012. PORT ORFORD LIBRARY FRIENDS’ All specials are category specific. Mike O’Dwyer Book Sale so big it lasts 3 days! 10/5, Lawyer for Personal Representative There are no refunds on specials. PUBLISHED: The World - October 02, 2-6 pm; 10/6, 9am-3pm; 10/7, Oregon State Bar No. 76274 Starts October 1, 2012 2012 (ID- 20217495) 11am-2pm. Port Orford Public Library, Post Office Box 2052 15th & Hwy. 101. 541-267-6278 (50219 Hwy 101S. Suite D-1) Bandon, Oregon 97411 REEDSPORT: Phone (541) 347-1200 available to do something fun CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. GIANT YARD / ESTATES SALE 903 Boats Fax (541) 347-9400 with you, it might be best to go it 19) — Any clever ideas you get Kitchen, jewelry, nik-nacks, baby alone. Involvements with substi- early in the day might never be stuff, medical supplies, & much, more. PUBLISHED: The World - October 02, Thurs - Sat. 9 to 4 - 664 S 20th St. 09, and 16, 2012 (ID- 20217754) tutes aren’t likely to work out too completed, due to an inclination well. to cater to too many diverse WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3, 2012 755 Market Basket NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that GEMINI (May 21-June 20) interests. Try to finish what you DEBORAH L. HALL has been ap- It looks like you’re about to — Once you successfully have start. GRASS FED BEEF! No hormones or pointed as Personal Representative of make some critical changes in the estate of DANIEL JAMES LYKKE, achieved something, let it go and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. feed-antibiotics. $2.05/lb, hanging FUN FAMILY BOAT! your life that will spill over and 1/4, 1/2 & whole. 541-572-3020. deceased, Coos County Circuit Court move on to something new. If 19) — Usually, you have a pretty ‘58 OWENS Runabout Case No. 12PB0228. All persons have a positive effect on your with trailer, new tires, 35 HP. having claims against the estate are you keep trying to improve it, you good eye when shopping, but Prunes - Brook & Italian, tomatoes, Totally Refurbished! MUST SEE. required to present the same within financial affairs. In doing so, peppers, corn, cukes, beets, beans, could unravel your own accom- you might make an error today. Call 541-329-2046. four months from the first date of pub- there’s a chance you’ll be able to winter squash, and more! Daily: 8am - plishment. Don’t conclude that the cheaper lication of this notice at 1011 Harlow 6pm; Su: 8am - 4pm. Norm Lehne 386 fulfill a long-standing desire. Road, Suite 300, Springfield, Lane CANCER (June 21-July 22) the price, the better the bargain. Cleveland Rapids Rd., Roseburg, OR. 904 Classic Cars County, Oregon 97477, or they may LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — 541-672-2745. — Your keen imagination can be PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) be barred. Do your very best not to disrupt a very big plus, provided you — Household disagreements anything that is presently run- 756 Wood/Heating Any person whose rights may be af- remain positive and channel it that you’re usually able to cope fected by these proceedings may ob- ning smoothly, because you constructively. Once you start to with might be unusually difficult tain additional information from the could be all thumbs and make Old Growth records of the above entitled Court or think negatively, it will be a differ- to handle. If you don’t lose your Fir & Hardwood, from the Personal Representative or matters worse. Let your motto ent story. temper, you’ll be OK. dry & seasoned Firewood 1978 Datsun 280Z, 2 door coupe. from the Personal Representative’s at- be: “If it isn’t broke, don’t fix it.” LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — ARIES (March 21-April 19) 541-297-3668 Silver grey, one-owner. 448K miles. torneys, Thorp, Purdy, Jewett, Urness SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 4 speed. Runs great! $3000 OBO. & Wilkinson, P.C. Avoid any speculative involve- — If you’ve been asked to pass Call 541-271-0684 — You’re asking for all kinds of ments, especially those that on an important message to Seasoned Oak Firewood cut, split, DATED and first published: October trouble if you deliberately play up delivered locally $220.00 per cord 02, 2012 require you have to dip into your someone in particular, be very 541-662-0003 915 Used Cars to someone in order to make savings in order to participate. sure that the recipient under- /s/ Deborah L. Hall, another person whom you don’t Chances are what starts out stands what you are trying to 1968 BUICK ELECTRA Personal Representative like jealous. Don’t play games. wrong will end up wrong. convey. Accuracy is of para- 2 door with a 430 V8 engine, dual SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- Electronics exhaust, new tire and brakes, PUBLISHED: The World - October 02, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) mount importance. lots of extras. Drive it away for October 09, and October 16, 2012 Dec. 21) — Only if you are tena- — This might not be one of your TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 775 only $800! 541-756-2365 (ID- 20217513) cious and consistent will suc- better days for decision-making, — Don’t be stingy with your cess be within your reach. 1997 MERCURY COUGAR DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL but what could make it even friends, but don’t be foolishly 777 Computers 6 cylinder, Excellent Condition QUALITY REQUESTS PUBLIC COM- However, the odds are against worse is that the persons to extravagant, either. Your wallet 152K. $2100 OBO MENT ON A PROPOSED NO FUR- you if you try to gamble your way THER ACTION FOR THE COOS whom you go for counsel could will thank you if you play things Free Pick Up & Disposal 541-347-9990 to greener pastures. of computers, and printers HEAD AREA OF CONCERN (AOC) D be even more inept than you. straight down the middle. 541-294-9107 AND AREA OF CONCERN (AOC) C CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. THURSDAY, OCT. 4, 2012 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 916 Used Pick-Ups OUTFALL 2 CONTAMINANTS OF 19) — Friends and associates CONCERN LOCATED AT 63379 There’s a good chance that — There is a chance you might ‘79 CHEV C-70. 471 Detroit diesel, COOS HEAD ROAD, COOS BAY, aren’t likely to have any respect in the year ahead you’ll get involve yourself in a develop- OREGON Schwartz scissor lip, winch, with 22 ft. for your ideas or opinions if they involved with someone whose ment in which the odds are flatbed, newer yellow pine tongue in sense that you have little regard Pets/Animals groove bed, exc. cond. This truck is Oregon Department of Environmental talents and abilities parallel and stacked against you, if you 800 one of a kind, great runner. $7,900. Quality (ODEQ) invites public com- for theirs. Be sure to keep an complement yours. Because assess the situation inaccurately 623-910-8769. ment on a proposed No Further Action open mind and avoid premature (NFA) determination for a cleanup of your collective prospects look so going in. Make sure of your soil and groundwater contamination at judgment. encouraging, success is likely. thinking. the Area of Concern D (AOC-D) and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — CANCER (June 21-July 22) Area of Concern C (AOC-C) Outfall 2 19) — Don’t allow anybody Contaminants of Concern. These two Ideas or plans about which you — You might be aware of its AOCs represent portions of the former who’s notorious for being unable feel hopeful should not be tested value immediately when an Air National Guard (ANG) Base, lo- to manage his or her resources cated at 63379 Coos Head Road, on any cynical friend. There’s unusual opportunity unexpect- Coos Bay, Oregon. Most of the Coos to handle your own. This error in very little chance he or she will edly presents itself, but knowing Head Site is owned by Confederated judgment could turn out to be see or understand the strength what to do with it will be another Tribes of the Coos, Lower Umpqua, very expensive. and Siuslaw Indians, but was adminis- of your concept. story. tered by the U.S. military from the PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — mid-19th century until recently. The — Things you envision can be portion of the site known as AOC-D is — Even if a proposed commer- Be careful not to impulsively owned by the U.S. Navy. ODEQ has brought into being, if you work at cial transaction is with a friend, it invest too much money in an completed a review of the Interim Re- it. However, this does not mean must be handled in a busi- endeavor or product that moval Action Report for soils at you could succeed teaming up AOC-D and the Sampling Results for nesslike fashion. It’s more impor- momentarily captures your AOC-C- Outfall 2 Soil Sampling and with another. Go it alone. tant that you leave no margin for fancy. What interests you now found them to be in compliance with ARIES (March 21-April 19) misunderstanding. could be merely a passing fancy. ODEQ’s requirements for the U.S. — You won’t mind going out of Navy’s clean up of these two AOCs. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) your way to assist a friend. Dec. 21) — Of course, weigh — There is little doubt that you Contamination in soil at AOC-D ap- However, it will really irk you if peared to be from releases of poly- and evaluate all of your alterna- can break out in front of the pack chlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) as a re- the recipient has a total lack of tives, but don’t overanalyze in a challenging situation, but sult of a pole-mounted electrical trans- acknowledgement and apprecia- things to the point of being total- once you do, you can’t slack off. former that caught fire and exploded tion. in 1970. The explosion released ly indecisive and end up para- The opposition will only get PCBs to the soil surface. Dioxins, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) lyzed. stiffer. which are often found together with — If your old standbys aren’t PCBs, were also detected in the soil C M C M Y K Y K