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Bend Planning Commission voted William Cisneros, 50, agreed to unanimously to deny Meade Street the deal at the 11th hour, pleading resident Susanna Noordhoff’s out before his trial was set to start appeal of a 2011 decision to alter Wednesday. the operations of North Bend The deal, which was handed Towing, a home-based business over to Cisneros’ lawyer Allen owned by Tina Amatisto. Goldman last week, had Cisneros City Planner David Voss said the plead guilty to four counts of sec- home occupation permit issued to ond-degree possession of materi- North Bend Towing in 1986 als depicting sexually explicit con- allowed them to have one tow duct of a child. truck on site. Coos County District Attorney Amatisto previously applied for Paul Frasier said a plea being a permit to have a second truck at reached this close to trial is the home, but was denied by the uncommon but not unheard of. city. Still, Amatisto says they’ve Frasier said his main reason for been sticking to the rules despite pursuing the plea deal was to pro- the company owning six trucks. tect the victim, following a meet- “There hasn’t been a truck that ing he had with the family last stayed overnight at the property week. He said it was going to be since the last meeting when you tough for the teenage victim to guys denied the permit for two testify to some of the embarrass- trucks,”Amatisto said. ing details of the case in front of — At Monday’s meeting, Noord- as Frasier said — “God and every- hoff — who lives across the street body.” from the business — presented “In these chid pornography multiple photos documenting cases, one of the things you have to what she said proved otherwise. keep in mind is you’re going to But board member Bill Dahl cause more harm to the victim wasn’t buying it. going through with it,” Frasier “Do you have any photos that said. show two trucks at the same By Lou Sennick, The World According to the plea, three Sgt. Tom Beck with the Reedsport Police Department, carries the American flag to the family of the late police chief Mark time?” Dahl asked. Noordhoff said counts of third-degree sexual she didn’t, and that she hadn’t fig- Fandrey on Sunday afternoon.The flag was prepared for the presentation by an honor guard from Lincoln County Sheriff’s abuse and four counts of using a ure out how to make her camera Office. Chief Fandrey died of a heart attack July 6 while on vacation. Mourners packed Pacific Auditorium in Reedsport on child in display of sexually explicit timestamp photos. Sunday to celebrate the life of the man Mayor Keith Tymchuk said “conducted himself every day with honor, integrity and conduct were dropped. The latter service.”For more on the memorial service, read this week’s edition of The Umpqua Post or visit http://theworldlink.com. SEE ZONING | A8 SEE PLEA | A8 Obama urges Comments pour calm after in over Jordan jury acquittal Cove permitting BY EMILY THORNTON BY JULIE PACE The World The Associated Press COOS BAY — The federal government reports over 100 WASHINGTON — When President Barack Obama first motions to intervene and comments filed regarding the addressed the death of Trayvon Martin last year, he did so proposed Jordan Cove Energy Project on the North Spit passionately, declaring that if he had a son, he would look of Coos Bay. The Federal Energy like the slain 17-year-old. His powerful and personal com- Regulatory Commission Planning hearing mentary marked a rare public reflection on race from the states the motions were A planning hearing for the South nation’s first black president. received ahead of a July Dunes Power Plant portion of the But now, with the man who fatally shot Martin acquit- 10 deadline regarding the Jordan Cove Energy Project will ted and the burden of any future charges squarely on his connector pipeline part take place at 3 p.m. July 25 in the own administration, Obama is seeking to inject calm into a of the project. Motions Owen Building large conference case that has inflamed passions, including his own. In a for the facility already room, located at 201 N. Adams, in brief statement, the president called Martin’s killing a were logged by June 20. Coquille. “tragedy” but implored the public to respect a Florida Local environmental- jury’s decision to clear George Zimmerman, the man ists were among those who filed. The Associated Press charged in the teen’s death. “If just one-tenth of one of the tanks on a ship leaked, “I know this case has elicited strong passions. And in President Barack Obama speaks during a ceremony to present the 5,000th Daily Point of Light Award to Floyd Hammer and Kathy people would get second-degree burns within 30 sec- the wake of the verdict, I know those passions may be run- onds a mile away,” said Jody McCaffree, with Citizens ning even higher,” Obama said Sunday. “But we are a Hamilton, from Union, Iowa on Monday. With the burden for future Against LNG. “People near the fire would probably self- nation of laws, and a jury has spoken.” charges in the death of Trayvon Martin now squarely on his administration,President Barack Obama is seeking to inject calm into a case SEE OBAMA | A8 that has inflamed passions. SEE JORDAN COVE | A8

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Know someone or something that COQUILLE — State- The fourth annual Garage deserves a round of applause? ments made to police by a Sale for Snack Pack will be Contact reporter Tim Novotny at North Bend man accused of held at their lodge at 265 Cen- [email protected] or killing his best friend last tral Ave., 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. July P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, OR, 97420; August will be permissible 26 and 27.All funds go to sup- or call 541-269-1222, ext. 235. in court. port Elk volunteers who help At an omnibus hearing Oregon Coast Community dents. Monday, District Attorney Action prepare weekend “The conference is a great Paul Frasier was granted a Snack Packs for 12 sites on the opportunity to showcase the motion that the voluntary South Coast. spectacular geology in our statements Andrew Daven- Coos Bay Elks have backyard,” said Ron Metzger, port, 46, made to police received a total of five $10,000 forum host and SWOCC geol- after the Aug. 25 slaying of grants from the Elks National ogy professor. “Educators get Randall Harless will be part Foundation to support the to be a part of the geology and of the trial, starting next Snack Pack project. Addi- coastal processes that we are month. tionally, the Elks have raised surrounded by on a daily Fraiser also said he would over $15,000. basis”. consider trying for a longer To donate items for the sentence than usual for the garage sale, drop them off at Local couple shows off homicide, but added it’s the lodge after 4:30 p.m., “something we’ll worry Tuesday through Friday, or green thumbs about about if and when we call 541-266-7320 or 541- The Oregon State Federat- get there.” By Lou Sennick, The World 266-8300 for pick-up. ed Garden Clubs held their Davenport’s lawyer, Murder defendant Andrew Davenport stands next to his attorney Donald Scales Monday afternoon in front of annual convention in Port- Donald Scales, said he’d Judge Michael Gillespie for a short hearing on his upcoming trial in Coquille. Davenport is accused of stab- Educator honored for land, and a couple from Coos object to a steeper sen- bing and beating Randall Harless in Coos Bay last September. Earth science Bay came home with top hon- tence. Helen Farr, who teaches at ors in one of the categories. Harless, 55, endured stab autopsy showed Harless’ begin Aug. 6 and could run friends. Millicoma Intermediate Herb and Betsie Kinney, wounds to the shoulder, cause of death was blunt as long as six days. If convicted, Davenport School in Coos Bay, received from the Coos Bay Garden chest and side, as well as force trauma to the head. Fraiser described Daven- would serve a minimum of some high praise at a recent Club, were chosen as the 2013 several skull fractures. An Davenport’s trial is set to port and the victim as close 25 years. gathering of geoscience edu- Horticulture Award recipi- cators from around the ents. Cheryl Drumheller, Northwest. president of the Coos Bay Meetings Hagner arraigned Southwestern Oregon Garden Club, says the Kin- Community College recently neys are avid gardeners spe- TODAY Economic Development District played host for the second cializing in orchids. — 11 a.m., Small Business Devel- Bay Area Health District Finance opment Center, 2455 Maple on murder charge time to the Pacific Northwest According to the award Committee — 5:30 p.m., Bay Section of National Associa- selection committee, “Herb Leaf, North Bend; regular meet- Area Hospital, 1775 Thompson ing. Anna Lee Hagner on July 5 at tion of Geoscience Teachers. and Betsie exhibit all the THE WORLD Road, Coos Bay; regular meet- their North Bend home on At the conference, Farr was attributes of productive ing. Marion Street. presented with an Outstand- members of a community THURSDAY COQUILLE — For the sec- Powers City Council — 7 p.m., District Attorney Paul ing Teacher Award for making through their involvement in Coos Bay Parks Commission — 4 ond time in a week, Wayne city hall, 275 Fir St., Powers; Frasier said it was unlikely he signficant contributions to beautification, education and p.m., city hall, conference Raymond Hagner was regular meeting. arraigned for murder. would pursue additional the education of K-12 stu- promotion.” room, 500 Central Ave., Coos Coos Bay City Council — 7 p.m., Bay; work session. On Monday, Hagner was lesser manslaughter charges city hall, council chambers, 500 formally arraigned on a on top of the murder charge. Central Ave., Coos Bay; regular Coquille Carousel Association — grand jury indictment that “I’m not even thinking It’s that time Again meeting. 6:30 p.m., city hall, 851 N. Cen- about lesser includeds at this tral Ave., Coquille; regular was returned to the court the world newspaper meeting. Thursday. point,” Frasier said. “That’s WEDNESDAY Hagner, 44, had a not something I may do later on. Oregon International Port of Parking Lot Sales Oregon State Parks & Recreation guilty plea entered on his At this point I don’t see any Coos Bay — 7 p.m., commission behalf by Judge Michael J. reason to do it.” Commission — 8:30 a.m., Red chambers, suite 230, 125 Cen- are Back! Lion Hotel, 1313 N. Bayshore Gillespie. Hagner will be back in tral Ave., Coos Bay; regular Hagner was charged fol- court for a status check Sept. Drive, Coos Bay; regular meeting. meeting. Saturday, July 27th lowing the death of his wife 16. 9am to 2pm Thefts & Mischief Sell your stuff at our first huge Road. July 14, 7:01 a.m., report of bur- wound, 1200 block of Crocker sale of the year! 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TODAY of Coos Bay. THE WORLD driving (except in enclosed vehicles or except when traveling on state high- RV Jamboree The Mill Casino- at designated locations), open fires and ways, county roads and maintained Hotel, 3201 Tremont, North THURSDAY COOS BAY — Recreational users of power saw use 1-8 p.m. Cutting and driveways. All motorcycles and all-ter- Bend. 800-953-4800, ext. RV Jamboree The Mill Casino- South Coast forests will face increasing grinding of metal is prohibited during rain vehicles must have a fire extin- 1432 Hotel, 3201 Tremont, North regulations beginning Saturday. the same hours. guisher. The Coos Forest Protective Mowing of dried grass with powered Bend. 800-953-4800, ext. Fireworks, sky lanterns, exploding Coquille — Dig into Storytime Association announced Monday that a equipment is prohibited between noon for Preschool-Grade 1 10:30- 1432 regulated use closure for the general and 8 p.m. targets and the use of tracer ammuni- 11:30 a.m., Coquille Public Singles Bowling 9:15 a.m., public will take effect on all private, All motorized vehicles must be tion are prohibited. Library large auditorium, 105 North Bend Lanes, 1225 Vir- county, state and BLM lands in Coos, equipped with either 1 gallon of water For more information, call CFPA’s N. Birch, Coquille. Topic: Mud. ginia Ave., North Bend. Curry and western Douglas counties. or an operational 2-pound or larger fire closure hotline at 541-267-1789 or visit Carol Vernon Retrospective Meg Balaconis: Rocks Talk 11 The closure prohibits smoking while extinguisher, an axe and a shovel, its website at www.coosfpa.net. Art Reception 1-4 p.m., Eden a.m., Coos Bay Public Library, Hall on SWOCC campus, 1988 525 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. Learn what’s under our feet Gold Coast Chorus & Sea and enjoy crafts. 541-269-1101 Go Native! project receives grant Breeze Sweet Harmony Cho- Storytime for Ages 3-6 11 a.m., rus 7 p.m., Emmanuel Episco- North Bend Public Library, THE WORLD dents and staff as project- community, but most of all Watershed. In December pal Church, 400 Highland, 1800 Sherman Ave., North based learning. The whole- for his love of people. 2012, the Wild Rivers Coastal Coos Bay. Admission by dona- Bend. 541-756-0400 BANDON — The Go tion. sale nursery will provide The Bill Healy Founda- Alliance awarded a challenge Native! 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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Ryan Haas, City Editor Opinion Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Visitors are a welcome sight

Roving recreational vehi- supporters last weekend at tourism is available with- determines the success of Our view cles and rumbling trailers Riley Ranch, the coast is out any waiting. tourism. Tourism should be carrying dirt bikes may break bustling right now. The Bay Area Chamber of A community buzzing embraced as the Bay Area’s up the typically quiet Upped traveler turnout Commerce and all local with excitement is an best chance for economic ambiance of the Bay Area, may be a result of a slowly businesses should continue atmosphere where tourists sustainability right now. but they should be a welcome recovering U.S. economy, to get behind tourist attrac- are likely to return, and sight in our community. and the South Coast should tions, large or small. events are more likely to What do you think? The summer season is pounce on the chance for Community investment sign agreements to return The World welcomes upon us again, and tourists more dollars being spent could mean anything from year after year. letters. Email us at — whose wallets may be locally. businesses welcoming guests If the Bay Area can turn [email protected]. feeling heavier as the reces- The Bay Area — along on their reader boards to up its enthusiasm for sion receeds — are turning with much of rural Oregon simply giving friendly direc- smaller tourism events the up in droves on the coast. — is still reeling from tions to a visitor. way it does for the 3A state From the sea of RVs decades of declining Whether the event is an basketball tournement or packing The Mill Casino- income. While a long-term established draw like the Reedsport and Winchester Hotel’s parking lots this solution may eventually 35th annual Oregon Coast Bay do for DuneFest, the week for the Oregon Coast come from revived timber Music Festival or an upstart local economic crunch may RV Jamboree to 80 harvests or industries like like the Sandy Clam Grand lighten enough for all of us motocross riders and their liquiﬁed natural gas, Prix, public support is what to have a little summer fun. Moral Public Forum

hazard and Beware of radical with their radical environmental letter is a plea to the highway agenda? department. PLEASE put those Write to us outside groups Danny Stoddard signs up so someone peddling Coos Bay through our state does not go The World welcomes your letter. Regarding the Johnson Rock home in a body bag. Write to [email protected], nature controversy; quickly adding my Bicyclists must Joyce Clark or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. two cents worth of opinion. I'd ■ Please use your real name. like to state that this company Coos Bay ■ 400 words maximum. We call events caused by extreme has been a job provider and cre- walk their bikes weather “natural disasters” when they hit ator in our community since The July 11 letter from Arthur Confronted with ■ No defamation, vulgarity, busi- human-built environments. Had there 1949. These are our friends run- Bell of Lakeside finally prompted signage on beach ness complaints, poetry or religious been no shoreline civilization in Super- ning and working for this com- me to put my letter to paper and testimony. storm Sandy’s East Coast path, we would pany. We must beware of these send it in. I volunteer drive for This past weekend, while ■ Please list your address and not have called the happening a “natural environmental groups and their the state, so I am crossing the climbing down the steps at daytime phone for verification. disaster,”but “nature.” lawsuits. Groups like the Water- bridge many times in a week. Coquille Point right near where I Wildfires have raced across the Ameri- keepers, etc., are destructive to The state needs to put two large live, I was confronted with “No can Southwest for always. And until mod- Fire” signs on the beaches. My our economy, and mostly take signs, one at each end of the by the USFWS. I was told to con- ern firefighting techniques were devel- advantage of the court systems bridge, stating, “Bicyclists must understanding, since I was a wee tact them, which I will. I just find oped, the thing to do when the flames to push their misguided agenda. walk bikes on sidewalk while lad, was the beach in Oregon is approached was to get out of the way. Beware and consider where crossing the bridge”. The riders all public and administered by it surprising that a portion of Meanwhile, humans insisted on building the accusations are coming think the 1-foot section between state parks. Oregon public beaches are being homes with enchanting Western views in from. Should we support a local the white line and the curb is a The city of Bandon tried to administered by a federal fire-prone areas. That changed the stakes company that has been in busi- bike lane, it’s not. It does the stop beach fires but found, to in dealing with these conflagrations, turn- agency. I don’t know if this is ness and supporting our com- motorist no good to slow down their surprise, something they ing wildfires into natural allowed by statute, but I’ll find munity for 70-plus years? Or to 30 mph because the bikes are could not control. After a very disasters. And after 19 outside groups seeking to doing 5 to 10 mph. Someone is timely response from state out. brave Arizona firefighters manipulate our economy by going to get killed and I don’t parks, I was informed that part Mitch Lewis recently died trying to killing jobs and opportunities think it will be a motorist. This of the beach is “administered” Bandon save construction from a fire, a human tragedy. These expanding rural developments have themselves made the fires FROMA worse. In the dry West, HARROP naturally occurring brush fires are now quickly put Columnist out to protect houses that weren’t there 50 years ago. This creates piles of flammable wood — and waste left by logging operations adds more fuel. And so a stray bolt of lightning sets off an inferno. Moral hazard is a theory in economics whereby investors will take more risks when others bear the cost of failure. Our society has long encouraged Ameri- cans to take a flyer with Mother Nature by offering to make them whole against her fury. Federally subsidized flood insurance, for instance, moves risk from the beach- front property owner to the government. Residents in the arid rural West expect someone to put out the fires threatening their dream homes, no matter how out-of- control the blaze. Perhaps as waterlogged Easterners and Southerners are learning, Western assumptions that government will ride to the rescue in expected natural disasters — whether through firefighting or public money to rebuild — will have to change. Making the task harder is the West’s role as America’s chief population magnet. Millions of homes continue to be built in its fire-prone areas. But there are ways to discourage this construction, according to Headwaters Shut it down, Mr. President Economics, a research group working on Western development issues out of Boze- man, Mont. They require addressing the Trayvon Martin was an came to believe. Sharpton ranted,“This is The night of the verdict, Mark problem of moral hazard. unarmed teenager walking home Why, then, do so an atrocity.” He went on O’Mara said Zimmerman “did- As the researchers say in a report, “A from a convenience store with many in the black com- to explain the moral out- n’t know why he was turned into large portion of the expenses related to Skittles and iced tea, when he munity believe Trayvon rage that the ladies of the a monster,” O’Mara told the protecting private structures is borne by was shot to death by a racist, was profiled and mur- jury had just committed. assembled journalists. “But the federal and state taxpayers, and not profiling wannabe cop named dered, when even most “What this jury has quite honestly,you guys had a lot enough of the costs are paid by the George Zimmerman. of the analysts on the done is establish a to do with it. You took a story landowner or local jurisdiction making the In the media, which has cable news shows were precedent that when you that was fed to you, and you ran land use decisions.” sought out the voices of those saying in the last days of PAT are young and fit a cer- with it, and you ran right over A developer sends the county a proposal most incensed by the verdict in the trial that the prose- BUCHANAN tain profile, you can be him, and that was horrid to him.” for a subdivision with great views. It is next Sanford, Fla., that is how the cution had failed com- committing no crime, President Obama might now to Forest Service, federal Bureau of Land Saga of Trayvon Martin is being pletely to make its case? Columnist just bringing some Skit- exhibit a little moral courage of Management or state lands, the report told. And from listening to TV Answer: Many had tles and iced tea home to his own, by directing his Justice explains, “on what is known to be a dan- reports of the rage across black convicted George Zimmerman your brother, and be killed.” Department to halt this scav- gerous, fire-prone landscape.” Do the America, that is what is widely in their hearts before the trial Did the ladies of the jury real- enger hunt for a “hate crime.”If county commissioners even consider believed there. began. Here, as this writer noted ly establish such a “precedent"? Sanford police and the FBI could whether they can afford to protect these But is that what happened? a year ago, are some of the voices The four-term mayor of not find a hate crime, and the homes from wildfires? Probably not. Well, not exactly. that had declared Zimmerman Washington, D.C., Marion prosecution could not prove “With the Forest Service and the BLM Trayvon Martin was not shot guilty of murder before a witness Barry, has now brought his heal- racial profiling or malice, what spending more than $3 billion every year on while walking home. had been called. ing touch to the proceedings. reason is there to believe any fire suppression,” the report says, “and He was shot after sucker- “Blacks are under attack,” The Zimmerman verdict was such motive ever existed? with help from state agencies and FEMA punching George Zimmerman, railed Jesse Jackson. “Killing us “awful,”he said, another exam- If Barack Obama and Eric (Federal Emergency Management Agency), breaking his nose, knocking him is big business.” Trayvon was ple of “institutionalized racism.” Holder capitulate to Al Sharp- there is not enough of a financial disincen- down, jumping on top of him, “shot down in cold blood by a But look to Marion to find a ton’s demand for “Plan B” and tive to persuade county governments to beating him martial arts style vigilante ... murdered and mar- bright side. the NAACP’s demand for a sec- change the scale, pace and pattern of and banging his head on a con- tyred.” “The good news is that Zim- ond trial of George Zimmerman development away from fire-prone lands.” crete sidewalk, while Zimmer- “A hate crime,” said Rep. merman will never be in peace. for a crime of which he has been A solution is to force the local govern- man screamed again and again, Maxine Waters, D-Calif. Rep. He won’t be able to get a job. acquitted, most Americans will ment to take on more of the burden of pay- “Help me, help me.” Hank Johnson, D-Ga., said He’ll have to go underground, come to believe this is no search ing for fire protection. This is what George Zimmer- Trayvon had been “executed.” travel incognito and never live in for justice, but a drive for racial If Americans insist on building in known man said happened. Not only did they all inflame peace. That’s the good news for retribution and revenge. And natural danger zones, government should It is what the sole eyewitness the black community into me.” Now a comment like that they will be right. not subsidize their folly. And as the awful to the fight, John Good, says believing a racist atrocity had might befit a James Earl Ray. But End this persecution of George loss of the Arizona firefighters shows, the happened. It is what Sanford occurred, others still do so, even George Zimmerman? Who Zimmerman, Mr. President. price for bad policy is denominated in far police believed. after the weeks of testimony that turned this neighborhood watch Shut it down. more than taxpayer dollars. It is what the defense proved raised far more than a reasonable fellow, well-liked by all in his Patrick J. Buchanan is the Froma Harrop is a member of the editori- beyond a reasonable doubt. It is doubt. community, into some racist author of “Suicide of a Superpow- al board of the Providence (R.I.) Journal. what that jury of six women Moments after the verdict, Al monster? er: Will America Survive to 2025?” C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Tuesday, July16,2013 • The World • A5 Y K State Former cutter Eugene shelter cuts numbers, tightens rules

is hesitant to EUGENE (AP) — The John Bishop said Monday he home and then hit in the Monday night. Eugene Mission says its staff is waiting for the body to be head by falling debris. Figueroa says Allen had expose scars was cracking under the STATE examined by the medical Portland Fire Bureau asked some “street kids” to strain, and so it’s cutting the DIGEST examiner to know whether spokesman Lt. Rich move so he could continue number of homeless people the man drowned or died of a Chatman said the unidenti- hosing the sidewalk. The co- to clients it lets in. Eastern Oregon has been medical issue. fied firefighter was reported worker says they refused and DEAR ABBY: I was The shelter also says it jailed on an assault charge Bishop says 57-year-old conscious and alert Monday seconds later he heard a loud recently hired for a job I have has toughened drug and after the shooting of a rela- Steven D. Hoyer of evening but will be hospital- crash and found Allen on the wanted for years. I am a alcohol rules. People will be tive. Spartanburg died Friday at ized overnight. ground. banned automatically for 90 Blossom Bar, a Class IV rapid counselor for troubled A statement from the dis- Man, 70, hit over head Helicopter hoists hurt teens. I love it, and I days for using or having trict attorney’s office in in the wild section of the empathize with those I work alcohol. It’ll be six months Wallowa County says 53- popular whitewater river. with skateboard logger from ravine with. (Ten years ago, I was a for drugs. year-old Randy E. Dickenson Bishop says Hoyer was PORTLAND (AP) — FOREST GROVE (AP) — teen placed in a similar Executive Director Jack of La Grande was shot at wearing a lifejacket and a Police say a 70-year-old Washington County authori- facility for some of the same Tripp tells the Eugene least once Sunday night and helmet as he tried to free his man bashed over the head ties say a logger reported to reasons.) Register-Guard that up to is in critical condition. raft from a line of rocks with a skateboard in down- have two broken legs has been The500 people were staying The suspect is identified known as the Picket Fence. town Portland suffered a hoisted out of a 400-foot problem is, overnight at the mission. as 47-year-old Daniel Kent He initially told others along non-life-threatening injury ravine and sent to the hospital. DEAR when I was The new limits mean up to a Courtney. The statement the river he was fine, but was and was taken to a hospital. Forest Grove crews ABBY in a dark dozen people nightly are put says he lives on the property not conscious when people Sgt. Pete Simpson said couldn’t get a vehicle to the period of on waiting lists. near Enterprise where the got to him at the bottom of the man was an employee of logger Monday morning, so my life, I Tripp says that even with shooting followed a dispute. the rapid. the Portland Outdoor Store they called in a U.S. Coast the new limits the shelter was a cut- S.C. man dies rafting Portland, firefighter and was assaulted Monday Guard helicopter. ter. I still will be housing 80 more afternoon as he hosed off the KGW-TV quoted Fire and have deep people than it did two years on Rogue River shocked by power line sidewalk outside the store. Rescue Capt. Chris scars on ago. GOLD BEACH (AP) — A PORTLAND (AP) — A Co-worker Miguel Woodford as saying he didn’t one arm Ex-deputy charged in South Carolina man has died Portland firefighter has been Figueroa told The Oregonian believe the injuries would be that are after falling in the Rogue hospitalized after he was that Larry Allen suffered a life threatening. noticeable. shooting of relative River when his raft got stuck shocked by a 240-volt power gash above his right eye and He said a large log rolled JEANNE How do I ENTERPRISE (AP) — A in a rapid. line in the ceiling of a burn- cuts on his arms. He was down the hill and struck the PHILLIPS handle this former deputy sheriff in Curry County Sheriff ing southwest Portland hospitalized in fair condition logger. now that I’m in the psychological field? I don’t wish to go into detail about Obituaries my past, as that would be Myrtle Geiszler Gackle Locker plant and and Twilla Wilson, Aaron Joyce (Cutlip) Oliver Oliver, Nathan Oliver and poor boundaries as an Gackle Café before the fami- Geiszler, Nicole and Billy Katy Torre; great-grandchil- Feb. 7, 1928 - July 11, 2013 June 19, 1928 - July 11, 2013 employee and counselor. But ly moved to Bandon in 1967. Cotts, J.B. and April Forrest, dren, Olivia Oliver, Nathan it’s hard to avoid with hot Myrtle Geiszler, 85, of Myrtle worked as a nurse’s Caleb and Alyssa Forrest, A private family graveside Damewood, Alex and Sam summer weather here and Jamestown, N.D., died aide in local hospitals and and Caitlin Forrest; 11 great- service was held for Joyce Couture, Madelyn and Molly my past literally “on my Thursday, nursing homes. She was an grandchildren; brother, (Cutlip) Oliver, 85, of Coos Droesch and Tatum, Brenna sleeve.” July 11, 2013. active member of Gloria Dei Oliver and Phyllis Otto of Bay at Coos River Cemetery. and Ben Oliver; and adopted Please help. Some actions at Ave Maria Church and the Gackle Gackle; and sister, LaRaine Joyce was born June 19, brother, Richard Franz. Village in have permanent conse- Legion Auxiliary and Howard Dockter of 1928, to Nathan and Mary Joyce was preceded in quences. I hope this will Jamestown. Myrtle will be remem- Gackle. Ella Cutlip. She grew up on M yrtle death by her daughter, Rose remind other cutters that bered for her great sense of She was preceded in death Daniels Creek and graduated Ellen Oliver; sister, Lenora their wounds may be some- M. Otto was humor and baking, which by her parents, husband and Class of 1946 from Coos born Feb. 7, Noyes; parents, Nathan and thing they wish they could she shared with her friends three infant brothers. River High School. The fol- Ella Cutlip; husband, undo once they are emo- 1928, the and family often. A memorial service will be lowing year Joyce attended a Kenneth Oliver; and son, Bo tionally healed. — NAME- daughter of Myrtle Geiszler Myrtle is survived by three held at 11 a.m. Monday, July community dance where she Oliver. LESS IN AMERICA Edward and children, Russ and Gwen 15, at St. John’s Lutheran met a sailor by the name of Joyce’s family would like DEAR NAMELESS: I hope Bertha (Remboldt) Otto. She Geiszler of Jamestown, Church in Jamestown. Kenneth Allen Oliver. The to thank the staff at Memory your comments will remind was raised in the Gackle area Sandra and Richard Dale of Interment will take place at two later married in 1948, Care, Baycrest Village and other cutters not only that attended Gackle School. Jamestown, and Kim and Jon the Gackle Cemetery. making their home on the her doctors Jonathan Park, R. actions have consequences, Myrtle married Albert B. Forrest of Pagosa Springs, Sign the guestbook at family property where they Walt Hunter and William but also that there are more Geiszler Feb. 23, 1947, in Colo.; seven grandchildren, www.williamslisko.com and raised their five children. Gackle. She worked at the Moriarty, as well as Gail effective solutions for emo- Amy and Don Walz, Justin www.theworldlink.com. Joyce was a music lover, tional pain than self-injury. Hunter, RN and Stacy playing her piano and Hampton, PA for their time This is something you Edith was a faithful servant cooking, baking and teach- singing in her beautiful Edith Amy Corcoran and dedication to her care, should discuss with your to the Lord as well as others ing others. There was never a soprano for family, friends Nov. 5, 1922 - July 10, 2013 and who’s love and compas- employers. My thinking is, if and she dedicated her life to time after a trip to the ocean and her church. She was an sion will be remembered for- your clients see your scars, it A funeral service will be loving and helping people in when she did not want to avid reader who enjoyed her ever in the hearts of her fam- may help them to talk about held for Edith Amy any way she could. She stop by Dairy Queen for a flower garden, trips to the ily. their own cutting, which Corcoran, 90, of Coos Bay at started her career at Hillcrest small treat. She loved to beach, cooking and traveling would be therapeutic. 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 17, School where she prepared travel as well and no distance with friends. Joyce found The family would like to DEAR ABBY: I recently at North Bend Chapel, 2014 and cooked meals for chil- would be too far for her to great joy in her family, espe- request in lieu of flowers that became a father for the third McPherson Ave. A potluck dren who attended. take the time to visit her cially her grandchildren. donations be made to the time. My children are 18, 5 will follow at the Seventh- However, that was not the family. She always made sure Alzheimer’s Association or day Adventist Church, 2175 Joyce is survived by her and 3 weeks old. My wife, only thing she did. Her they knew she was thinking son, Matthew Oliver and any children’s charity. “Molly,” had complications Newmark Ave., in Coos Bay. career was not just her job about them, whether it was a Arrangements are under A visitation wife, Jayne; daughter, Kathy during this last pregnancy and anyone who knew her phone call, a letter, a card or and husband, Ernie Reed; the direction of Coos Bay that caused her blood pres- will be from saw that. She truly cared for in her prayers. Her life Chapel, 541-267-3131. 10 a.m. to 5 daughter Jeannine and hus- sure to remain in a height- her children, not only her declares a message that Friends and family can p.m. band, Ken Brock; grandchil- ened state for the last few own, but those at her school. inspires others around her. dren, Tobi Oliver, Brian sign the guestbook at months of her pregnancy. T uesday, She always made sure not Her faith and love has July 16, at Oliver, Jodi Droesch, Lisa www.coosbafh.com and She had been hoping for a one child left or walked away blessed the world. Couture, Josh Reed, Alyson www.theworldlink.com. little girl, but we were the chapel. hungry. She remained serv- Edith is survived by her blessed with another boy. Burial will ing at Hillcrest until the late daughter, Amy and Lester I’m turning 40 and my follow the ’80s. Even though she Bauldry of Lincoln, Mont.; Florence Ardelle Jr. and his wife, Nancy of wife is 37. I have reached a funeral retired, she still volunteered sons, Frank and Mary Curran Lakeside, and Will Merydith point in my life where I’m Edith Corcoran service in of Seattle, Wash; grand- her time to her church and Corcoran of Marysville, June 21, 1923 – July 9, 2013 ready to be done changing Sunset would help the less fortu- Wash., Lee and Karen daughters, Tracey L. Hall and diapers, but Molly wants to Memorial Park. nate. Corcoran of Kelso, Wash., Family services to be held her husband, Corey of try again for a little girl. I Edith was born Nov. 5, In addition, she carried and Gary and Melissa at a later date for Florence A. Coquille, Caren Curran of have issues with my back 1922, in Flager, Colo., the two other jobs, one at the Corcoran of Coos Bay; Curran, 90, of Coquille. Phoenix, Ariz., Vikkie Young and have a hard time getting daughter of George and Mary Timber Inn and the other at brothers, Charlie Evans and Florence was born June 21, and her husband, Richard of to my 5-year-old’s level (Lester) Evans. She died July Life Care Retirement Home, Art Evans both of Coquille; 1923, in Worland, Wyo., to Ogden, Utah and Wendy now. I’m afraid if we contin- 10, 2013, in Coos Bay. where she again cooked and 21 grandchildren; 45 great- Gilbert O. and Maude B. Brass and her husband, Brian ue having children, I’ll be Only one word comes to prepared meals, but served grandchildren; 11 great- Garwood. She was raised in of Washington, Mich.; nine unable to be the involved mind when trying to much more than that. great-grandchildren; and Carmi, Ill., with her three great-grandchildren; one dad I want to be. describe Edith and that word Included on the menu was numerous nieces and sisters. Florence passed away great-great-granddaughter; Am I a bad husband for is beautiful. She was com- her care for others. She was a nephews. peacefully July 9, 2013, at three sisters, Hellen Hossler feeling this way? I don’t pletely beautiful starting loving and devoted mother, She was preceded in death home with her family near of Olympia, Wash., Nadyne want Molly to go through life from the core of her heart grandmother, sister and by her husband, son, her. Wooten of Las Vegas, Nev., regretting not having the which flowed out and passed friend. She truly saw her Michael; sister, Evelyn; and She married William J. and Gerri Storey of Carmi, daughter she always wanted, on to anyone who she came children and grandchildren brothers, Bill, George and Curran Aug. 4, 1940. They Ill; and many nieces and but there is no guarantee it in contact with. On Aug. 23, as gifts from God and always Carl. made their home in Mt. nephews. She was loved by will happen if we decide to 1941, she became the loving made sure they knew that. Memorial contributions Carmel, Ill., where they all and will be forever and try again. and devoted wife of Frank E. Edith enjoyed life and was may be made to South Coast always in our hearts. Corcoran and they were raised their three children I make a fair living, but extremely involved in her Hospice, 1620 Thompson Florence was preceded in blessed with five children. until they moved to Phoenix, with additional mouths to church and was always the Road, Coos Bay, OR 97420. death by her parents, her Edith was dedicated to her Ariz., in 1959. After her hus- feed come additional finan- first to volunteer to help. In Arrangements are under husband, William J. Curran; family in a way others could band passed away, Florence cial responsibilities. I’m addition to her family and the direction of North Bend and son-in-law, Larry A. afraid I won’t be able to pro- only dream of with a faith in moved to Coquille to live friends she enjoyed taking Chapel, 541-756-0440. with her daughter. Marone. vide for my growing family her Lord and savior which walks on the beach, looking Sign the guestbook at Arrangements are under as I need to. Am I right in my gave her an undeniable for seashells, camping, knit- www.coosbayfh.com and Florence is survived by her the care of Sunset Memorial thinking, or am I being over- strength to love uncondi- ting beautiful blankets, www.theworldlink.com. son, William L. Curran of ly cautious? — STOPPING tionally. In 1961, Edith’s life Mesa, Ariz.; daughters, Park Funeral Home, 541- AT THREE IN PENNSYL- journey took a turn as her Connie G. Anderson of 267-7182. VANIA husband passed away. From Death Notices Washington, Mich., and Please sign the guestbook DEAR STOPPING AT there Edith moved to Blain, Carol L. 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C M C M Y K Tuesday, July16,2013 • The World • A7 Y K Nation and World NATIONAL Panama uncovers DIGEST Zetas’ leader capture suspected weapons unlikely to end violence MEXICO CITY (AP) — The on N. Korean ship capture of the notoriously bru- tal Zetas leader Miguel Angel Trevino Morales is a serious PANAMA CITY (AP) — have only searched one of the blow to Mexico’s most feared Panama’s president said the ship’s five cargo holds so far, drug cartel but experts cau- country has seized a North said Luis Eduardo Camacho, a tioned that taking down the Korean-flagged ship carry- spokesman for the president. group’s command structure is ing what appeared to be bal- “This material not being unlikely to diminish violence in listic missiles and other arms declared and Panama being a the border states where it that had set sail from Cuba neutral country, a country in dominates through terror. on its way to the Pacific. peace, that doesn’t like war, Trevino Morales, 40, was Panamanian President we feel very worried about this captured before dawn Monday Ricardo Martinelli told RPC war material and we don’t by Mexican Marines who The Associated Press radio on Monday that the know what else will have ... intercepted a pickup truck In this July 12 photo, rescue workers with heavy equipment working to free 6-year-old Nathan Woessner who ship had been headed for passed through the Panama with $2 million in cash on a dirt fell into a hole in a massive sand dune at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore in Michigan City,Ind.Doctors North Korea. There were no Canal,”Martinelli said. road in the countryside outside said Monday,July 15, that the boy, who was buried for hours in the sand dune, is responsive and expected to immediate details on the The governments of North the border city of Nuevo Lare- make a full neurological recovery. quantity of arms aboard. Korea and Cuba had not do, which has long served as Martinelli said the unde- commented on Martinelli’s the Zetas’ base of operations. clared military cargo remarks as of this morning. Snowden requests appeared to include missiles Hugh Griffiths, an arms asylum in Russia and non-conventional arms trafficking expert at the All involved agree, sand and the ship was violating Stockholm International MOSCOW (AP) — Nation- United Nations resolutions Peace Research Institute, al Security Agency leaker against arms trafficking. said the seized ship is called Edward Snowden today sub- Earlier, the president said Chong Chon Gang and has mitted a request for tempo- dune rescue ‘a miracle’ on his Twitter account that been on the institute’s sus- rary asylum in Russia, his the arms were “hidden in pect list for some time. lawyer said, claiming he faces containers underneath the He said the ship had been persecution from the U.S. CHICAGO (AP) — One bleeding. The jolt apparently one of the tallest, the 123- cargo of sugar.” caught before for trafficking government and could face minute, 6-year-old Nathan shocked Nathan’s body back foot-tall Mount Baldy. He offered no details but narcotics and small arms torture or death. Woessner was scampering up to life, Huffman said. Nathan Nathan’s 8-year-old posted a photo of what ammunition. It was stopped a massive dune in northern was rushed to the hospital friend rushed to where his WikiLeaks, the secret- appeared to be a green tubular in 2010 in the Ukraine and Indiana with his dad and a and was crying in the emer- dad and Nathan’s dad were, spilling site that has been object sitting inside a cargo was attacked by pirates 400 friend. He was gone the next, gency room when Huffman and told them Nathan had advising Snowden, and Rus- container or the ship’s hold. miles off the coast of Somalia without a warning or sound. arrived a few minutes later. vanished. Reul said that by sia’s Federal Migration Ser- Panamanian authorities in 2009. vice both confirmed the More than three hours “Man, I tell you that was the time Nathan’s father application request. The later, rescuers pulled Nathan such a great feeling,” Huff- found the hole, he could hear service is required by law to out from under 11 feet of sand man said. “This is not some- his son, but not see him. consider the application on Friday. He showed no thing that I as the chief The two men frantically dug N.H. woman gets 10 years within three months, but signs of life: He was cold to deputy coroner get to report sand from the spot where could do it faster. the touch, had no pulse and that often. It’s an absolute Nathan had fallen,but stopped in Rwanda fraud case Snowden has been stuck wasn’t breathing. His limp miracle this child survived.” after it was about 4 feet deep, there since he arrived on a body was put into the back of Nathan, of Sterling, Ill., Reul said, realizing they might flight from Hong Kong on a pickup truck, which started remains in critical condition have driven Nathan “deeper CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — declined her right to address June 23. He’s had offers of toward a waiting ambulance. at the University of Chicago and deeper.” Faith Woessner, A federal judge on Monday the court. asylum from Venezuela, The plan was to take him to Medicine Comer Children’s meanwhile, was begging peo- sentenced a New Hampshire Munyenyezi, 43, was con- Nicaragua and Bolivia, but the hospital rather than the Hospital, but he is expected to ple to help them dig. woman to the maximum 10 victed in February of enter- because his U.S. passport has coroner’s office, even if he recover and be released in 10 Michigan City, Ind., fire- years in prison for lying ing the United States and been revoked, the logistics of was dead, in order to “give the to 14 days, Dr. Tracy Koogler fighters soon arrived and about her role in the 1994 securing citizenship by lying reaching whichever country family and rescue workers said Monday. Of greatest excavating companies Rwanda genocide, saying about her role as a com- he chooses are complicated. hope,”La Porte (Ind.) County concern is his lungs, as the brought backhoes and other the United States cannot be mander of one of the notori- Chief Deputy Coroner Mark amount of sand he breathed heavy equipment to try to a haven for those who ous roadblocks where Tutsis Pakistan to hold Huffman said Monday. in could lead to asthma-like catch up with the boy, who slaughter out of hatred and were singled out for slaugh- presidential election As the truck bounced over symptoms, she said. was still sinking into the sand. ignorance. ter. She also denied affilia- ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pak- the dune, a medic noticed The Indiana Dunes According to media reports, Rwanda native Beatrice tion with any political party, istan says it will hold an elec- something astonishing: The National Lakeshore is a pop- the first responders pushed a Munyenyezi remained stoic despite her husband’s lead- tion for the country’s presi- boy took a breath. Then, a ular vacation spot. The dune rod down into the sand in the as U.S. District Judge Steven ership role in the extremist dent on Aug. 6. cut on his head started Nathan fell feet-first into is hopes of finding the boy. McAuliffe sentenced her. She Hutu militia party. The country’s election commission said in a statement today that candidates can submit their nomination papers until July 24. Pakistan’s president is elected by members of the Senate, National Assembly and the assemblies of the four provinces. The current president has said he does not plan to run for a second term. The position of president in Pakistan became largely ceremonial after a constitu- tional amendment in 2010 transferred significant power to the prime minister. Spain PM refuses to resign amid scandal MADRID (AP) — Spain’s prime minister on Monday brushed off demands he should resign after text mes- sages emerged showing him comforting a political party treasurer under investigation over a slush fund and secret Swiss bank accounts. As Mariano Rajoy told reporters he would not step down, former Popular Party treasurer Luis Barcenas testified behind closed doors that he gave tens of thousands of euros in secret cash payments to Rajoy and party secretary general Maria Delores de Cospedal between 2008 and 2010 while they were key opposition leaders. Clashes overnight in Egypt leave 7 dead CAIRO (AP) — A senior Health Ministry official says clashes overnight between police and supporters of Egypt’s ousted president have left at least seven people dead. Khaled el-Khateib also says 261 people were injured in the violence that broke out late Monday and carried on into this morning. Thousands of supporters of Mohammed Morsi, who was overthrown by the military, were protesting to press their demands that Morsi be reinstated as president.

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Southwest wind around 6 mph. 55° | 86° IDAHO Chicago Detroit 79° | 93° Wednesday: Patchy fog. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, Ontario 77° | 90° Eugene San Francisco 75° | 91° then becoming sunny, with a high near 61. Calm wind. 68° | 99° Denver Washington D.C. 55° | 84° 54° | 68° 59° | 90° Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 77° | 95° 52. North wind 5 to 8 mph. North Bend Los Angeles Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 65. West 54° | 70° 63° | 81° northwest wind 3 to 8 mph. Atlanta Medford Klamath Falls 70° | 90° Rogue Valley 54° | 93° 54° | 88° El Paso Tonight: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunder- CALIF. © 2013 Wunderground.com 64° | 88° storms. Mostly clear, with a low around 57. Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice Houston Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 94. Calm wind. storms 75° | 91° Wednesday Night: Clear, with a low around 58. North Partly Miami northwest wind 5 to 8 mph. Cloudy Showers Rain Snow 75° | 86° Thursday: Sunny and hot, with a high near 98. 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La Grande 90 55 0 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or Temperatures indicate Monday’s high and Fairbanks 80 66 cdy Philadelphia 95 81 clr Medford 100 65 0 subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- overnight low to 5 a.m. Fargo 73 71 .20 clr Phoenix 110 84 cdy Portland area mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Newport 61 45 0 Hi Lo Prc Otlk Flagstaff 81 59 rn Pittsburgh 90 72 pcdy the high or low ratio for your area. Tonight: A 20 percent chance of showers and thun- Pendleton 89 55 0 Albuquerque 76 63 cdy Fresno 100 64 clr Pocatello 93 62 .05 cdy Location High time ratio Low time ratio derstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 59. Portland 87 61 0 AnchorageMore Rain 63 56 For cdy Southwest,Green Bay Warming 91 71 pcdy SpreadsPortland,Maine Across 91 71 East pcdy Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 83. West south- Redmond 90 61 0 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Atlanta 86 71 .04 cdy Hartford Spgfld 94 70 clr Providence 94 76 pcdy west wind 3 to 6 mph. Roseburg 93 67 T Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 AtlanticR Cityain will 93 persist 74 from clr theHonolulu Southern 86 Plains 76 through pcdy Raleigh-Durham the Southwest 90 69 pcdy Wednesday Night: Clear, with a low around 58. North Salem 89 61 0 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 Austin 83 71 .21 rn Houston 89 74 .35 rn Reno 95 68 clr Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 as low pressure over the Southern Plains shifts west. Meanwhile, wind 5 to 7 mph. Baltimore 95 78 clr Indianapolis 88 73 pcdy Richmond 93 77 .01 pcdy Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 temperatures will warm further and become hot in the East and Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 86. 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West Charleston,S.C. 90 75 pcdy Los Angeles 83 62 clr Santa Fe 66 56 .05 cdy southwest wind around 10 mph. 18-July 9:31 5.4 8:58 8.5 Charleston,W.Va. 91 69 pcdy Louisville 92 74 pcdy Seattle 82 66 pcdy Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 19-July 10:42 5.9 9:57 8.9 Charlotte,N.C. 88 68 pcdy Madison 90 74 cdy Sioux Falls 87 70 pcdy 54. Northwest wind 3 to 7 mph. 20-July 11:41 6.5 10:55 9.2 Cheyenne 78 52 clr Memphis 91 76 .11 pcdy Spokane 83 56 pcdy Thursday: Partly sunny, with a high near 68. North Mostly sunny Mostly sunny LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. Chicago 89 73 .09 pcdy Miami Beach 88 74 1.31 rn Syracuse 90 71 clr northwest wind 3 to 8 mph. 68/53 70/53 Cincinnati 92 70 pcdy Midland-Odessa 71 63 .11 rn Tampa 91 75 .03 pcdy Date time ft. time ft. Cleveland 91 75 pcdy Milwaukee 85 75 pcdy Toledo 90 74 pcdy Central Oregon 16-July 12:47 1.3 12:17 2.0 Colorado Springs 71 51 .09 pcdy Mpls-St Paul 89 76 pcdy Tucson 104 78 .56 rn Tonight: A 20 percent chance of showers and thun- FRIDAY SATURDAY 17-July 1:55 0.7 1:21 2.5 Columbus,Ohio 92 73 pcdy Missoula 94 62 pcdy Tulsa 83 71 cdy derstorms. Partly cloudy, with a low around 55. 18-July 3:01 0.0 2:31 2.8 Concord,N.H. 93 64 pcdy Nashville 91 72 pcdy Washington,D.C. 96 80 pcdy Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 89. West wind 19-July 4:02 -0.8 3:39 2.8 Dallas-Ft Worth 74 72 .43 rn New Orleans 90 77 1.03 rn W. Palm Beach 87 74 .63 rn around 6 mph. 20-July 4:58 -1.6 4:42 2.5 Daytona Beach 86 75 .10 pcdy New York City 94 77 clr Wichita 81 66 .51 cdy Wednesday Night: Clear, with a low around 53. North Sunrise, sunset Denver 79 56 .87 clr Norfolk,Va. 89 77 pcdy Wilmington,Del. 95 77 clr wind 6 to 10 mph. 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“Because of the wide range rupt any future matters president’s criticism of Gates’ “If I had a son, he would ZONING of home occupations, you OBAMA involving George Zimmer- arrest centered on the fact look like Trayvon,” Obama Still a case in have a very basic skin and WH grapples man,” said Charles Ogletree, that his comments targeted said when he first addressed bones ordinance,”he said. a law professor at Harvard law enforcement. Perhaps the case in March 2012. circuit court In Dec. 2011, Noordhoff with fallout University and longtime learning a lesson from that “When I think about this Continued from Page A1 filed an appeal with the Land Continued from Page A1 friend of the president. experience, the president and boy, I think about my own Use Board of Appeals that As the nation’s first black his advisers have purposeful- kids.” was soon moved to county president, Obama is fre- ly avoided weighing in on the Despite White House Beginning in fall 2010, circuit court. The president’s restrained quently pressed about ques- handling of the Zimmerman efforts to carefully avoid Noordhoff said she has docu- Noordhoff told the board response underscores the tions of race, though he often case by police, the courts and weighing in on legal aspects mented multiple instances in the suit is necessary to complicated calculus for the refrains from weighing in. his own Justice Department, of the case, Republicans have which more than one tow ensure action on outstanding White House as it grapples And on the occasions where which is reviewing the criticized the president for truck was at the home at a code violations. with the fallout from the he had, he’s had uneven prospect of filing criminal commenting at all, saying his time. “The reason we’re in cir- racially charged case. Obama results. civil rights charges. words helped a local legal In March 2011, Voss sent a cuit court is because there’s faces inevitable questions Obama’s speech on race as “He will not comment on matter morph into a national notice of zoning violation to been no enforcement,” she about the verdict, given his a presidential candidate in a Department of Justice spectacle. the company. said. previous statements on the 2008 was widely praised as an investigation or on a deci- “President Obama politi- Voss later decided further Stebbins instructed the matter and his own race. But honest — and politically risky sion that the Department of cized this at the beginning of action was unnecessary once board not to discuss the suit as the head of a government — handling of the tricky Justice will make on how to it, I believe, unfortunately, the business complied with during the meeting to mini- considering levying federal topic. But his 2009 com- proceed, if to proceed,” by injecting himself into it,” the regulation. mize liability. charges against Zimmer- ments about the arrest of a White House spokesman Jay said Karl Rove, former polit- “I informed Ms. Noordhoff Reporter Thomas Moriarty man, he must also avoid the black Harvard professor in his Carney said. ical adviser to President we were not going to cite can be reached at 541-269- appearance of influencing an own home turned into a Instead, Obama’s com- George W.Bush. them,”he said. 1222, ext. 240, or by email at ongoing Justice Department political firestorm and the ments — both in the weeks Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, City Attorney Mike Steb- thomas.moriarty@the- investigation. president was forced to after Martin’s death and fol- said the president turned a bins said the city has signifi- worldlink.com. Follow him on “Barack Obama is a lawyer retract his statement that lowing the verdict — have law-and-order matter “into cant leeway in how it inter- Twitter at and I think his legal sense is police had “acted stupidly” in been more personal, focus- a political issue.” Rove and prets zoning codes. @ThomasDMoriarty. that he should do nothing detaining Henry Louis Gates. ing in part on his role as a King both spoke Sunday on that would interrupt or dis- Much of the furor over the father. Fox News. PLEA sure she could’ve properly and correctively testified, of Fish and Wildlife and the how the approval process was lion metric tons of natural Continued from Page A1 but it was extremely embar- JORDAN COVE Oregon Department of Land going. gas per year. rassing to her and she really charge is a Class A felony. Filing now allows Conservation and Develop- “We feel good moving for- Hinrichs said the compa- Frasier didn’t offer the wanted it to be settled, so we ment. ward,”Hinrichs said. “Lots of ny’s next step is to complete particular plea strictly settled it.” for appeals later Filing a motion allows an this was anticipated. This is its environmental impact Cisneros will be sentenced because of the victim’s Continued from Page A1 agency or individual to what the public commenting statement this fall. request, but said he prefers to Wednesday. While the become involved in the Jor- period is all about.” “We’re not looking to cut adhere to the victim’s wishes charges are Class C felonies, dan Cove permitting process The project is located on any corners,” Hinrichs said. if possible in sex offense Frasier still plans on request- ignite.” with FERC, and potentially the North Spit of Coos Bay. It “The agencies will consider cases. ing prison time. The fire would compromise appeal any decisions by the encompasses 500 acres of all comments before making “The law is pretty clear Reporter George Artsitas the other tanks on the ship as governmental agency down undeveloped land the state their decision.” that the victim cannot con- can be reached at 541-269- well, McCaffree said, adding the road. designated as an enterprise Reporter Emily Thornton trol the case, but in a situa- 1222, ext. 236, at george.art- her position is based upon sci- Despite some of the criti- zone. The project aims to can be reached at 541-269- tion like this, I do pay close [email protected], or entific research of LNG. cism, Jordan Cove Director of have 320,000 cubic meters 1222, ext. 249 or at attention to the desires of the on Twitter at Also among those filing Communications Mike Hin- of storage capacity, and the emily.thornton@the- victims,” Frasier said. “I’m @COPSTheWorld. were the Oregon Department richs said he was pleased with capability to liquefy 6 mil- worldlink.com or on Twitter:

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BY JOHN GUNTHER He also had the backing of the and our school. All those things in The World rest of the coaching staff. combination is why the commit- “He’s a great pick because he tee settled on that he was the right COOS BAY — Marshfield provides consistency,” said Floyd choice.” stayed in the football family pick- Montiel. “Josh knows the kids. He Line has been on the football ing a new head coach, officially knows the program. He’s been staff for many years and also hiring Josh Line to replace Justin involved with South Coast Youth coached in both the girls and boys Ainsworth late last week. Football. In my opinion, it was a basketball programs. Ainsworth, who took the helm in no-brainer.” He also has been one of the 2009, recently accepted an admin- Line, who has been out of biggest supporters of the South istration job at a school in Alaska. town, could not be reached for Coast Youth Football League, a Line, his best friend and defensive comment. tackle football league for students coordinator, maintains continuity Line played at Marshfield his in third through sixth grade, in the program, said Marshfield senior year under former coach which is just starting to make an athletic director Greg Mulkey. Kent Wigle and formed tight impact at the area high schools The hiring committee inter- bonds in the community. He now. viewed five quality candidates, returned as a social studies “One of the things he said, one Mulkey said. Line’s experience at teacher and assistant coach in of the key things, is, ‘I can tell you Marshfield and also with the 2002 after a career at the almost every name of a kid in South Coast Youth Football University of Oregon, where he South Coast Youth Football League helped set him apart. became a standout fullback. because I’ve worked with them,’” “Josh had a great background,” “He comes with a great deal of Mulkey said. “That’s powerful. Mulkey said. “He has proved to be football background,” Mulkey Those kids are just getting to us at By Lou Sennick, The World a good coach at Marshfield High said. “He comes with a passion the high school.” Josh Line talks to one of Marshfield’s players during preseason practice in 2009.The School, both in football and bas- and energy that is also needed and longtime assistant was named head coach of the Pirates last week. ketball.” a commitment to our community SEE LINE | B2 All-Star Game Harvey gets start in his home park

NEW YORK (AP) — The first and last pitch of the All-Star game could well be “New York, New York.” Young ace Matt Harvey of the Mets will start for the National League on his home mound. Mariano Rivera, in his final season, may well finish for the AL. “Having the opportunity to take the ball is something I’ll never forget,” Harvey said Photos by George Artsitas, The World Monday. Dave Foote speeds down the homestretch in his sportsman car at Coos Bay Speedway on Saturday night. He won the main event for his division. On July 16 last year, Harvey was pitching for Triple-A Buffalo against Toledo before 5,885 fans at Coca-Cola Field. On Tuesday night, he’ll be starting against Detroit’s Max Scherzer in front of a sellout crowd at Citi Field and a Speedway combines racing, mayhem worldwide television audience. At 24, Harvey is the youngest All-Star start- BY GEORGE ARTSITAS ing pitcher since the Mets’ Dwight Gooden in The World 1988, when he was 23. Harvey will be the first pitcher from the host team to start an All-Star COOS BAY — If your were at Coos Bay game since Houston’s Roger Clemens in 2004 Speedway on Saturday, you were part of and just the 11th overall. what has become an annual celebration of “It really wouldn’t have mattered what city mayhem here in Coos County: The Eve of we were playing in with the year that he’s had, Destruction IV. the impressive numbers that he’s put up,”said More than 750 spectators came out to San Francisco’s Bruce Bochy,”the NL manager. enjoy a nice night of racing and carnage all “He would have been the starting pitcher.” rolled into one. Harvey, 7-2 with a 2.35 ERA and an NL-high After the turnout 147 strikeouts, has made 29 major league starts Saturday, Coos Bay — the fewest for an All-Star starter since Hideo VIDEO Speedway General Nomo with 13 in 1995. Big league hitters can’t Manager Drake stop talking about his heater. Nelson only His fastball velocity of 95.2 mph is 0.1 mph See Mad Max Cannonball behind Washington’s Stephen Strasburg, the flip a car like a domino at expects the buzz to keep growing about major league leader this year, according to fan- www.theworldlink.com the Speedway. graphs.com. “It’s a building process and word of “He’s a power guy that attacks hitters,”said mouth works the best. Those people that Minnesota catcher Joe Mauer, a two-time AL were in attendance with us Saturday are batting champion. “He has four above-average going to be talking about what they did pitches.” over the weekend and how great it was,” Harvey throws the hardest slider and curve Nelson said. “I’m pretty sure the water in the majors, and he ranks second in swinging cooler is going to be busy talking about the strikes at 12.7 percent, just behind Texas’ Yu jumps, stunts and fireworks at the Coos Darvish (13.3) and ahead of Scherzer (12.3). Bay Speedway.” “I don’t even know what he’s throwing. He Mad Max Cannonball made his fourth throws everything,” Washington’s Bryce appearance at the Speedway and did his Harper said. typical daredevil shtick. After the racing Scherzer, 28, had the most dominant first was done, the night was capped off with a Track operator Brett Hulsey, also known as “The World Famous Rocko Marcho,”waves the checkered flag half in a quarter-century, in terms of wins. His firework display that lit up the sky. during one of the races. 13-0 record before Saturday’s loss to Texas was The diversity,for Nelson, was one of the the most wins in a perfect start since Clemens biggest draws the Speedway has. never know what’s going to happen on any Saturday’s main event winners were won his first 14 decisions in 1986. “All of our events offer something spe- given Saturday night at the speedway.” Alyssa Johnson (Hornets), Josh Bearden Detroit’s Justin Verlander was the AL starter cial and the Eve always brings out the thrill In addition to the stunts and fireworks, (Street Stocks), Trevor Thomason (Hard and loser last year. seekers,” Nelson said. “Any event you drivers in the Les Schwab Championship Tops), Preston Luckman (Mini Outlaws) attend at the speedway is good and you just Series took their turns on the dirt oval. and Dave Foote (Sportsman). SEE ALL-STARS | B3 Cespedes puts on power display in Home Run Derby

NEW YORK (AP) — Yoenis Cespedes was the fourth player ment and advice. Cespedes certainly made his mark not selected for the All-Star game The Rockettes danced atop the at the All-Star game — and he’s to compete in the event. dugouts and did their famous kick- not even on the roster. Right off the bat, he proved he line between first-round batters. Actually, it was a dent. belonged.With family in the stands, “It’s far different from in Oakland’s second-year slugger Cespedes hit a whopping 17 home Cuba,” Cespedes said. “There won baseball’s Home Run Derby runs in the first round — more than might be two people at our games. with a dazzling display of power any other player managed in their There’s only one photographer, Monday night, becoming the first first two trips to the plate. and this is completely different player left out of the Midsummer “I felt that I was getting into a and foreign to me. But I’m very Classic to take home the crown. very good rhythm, and that as long happy to be here.” Cespedes beat Bryce Harper 9- as the ball was right over the plate, His first-round outburst was 8 in the final round at reconfigured I felt like I was in a good groove,” enough to send him straight into Citi Field, hitting the decisive drive he said through a translator. “That the finals, though he added six with five swings to spare. The out- was the key.” long balls in round two for good fielder from Cuba flipped his bat Baseball’s big boppers took aim measure. Some of his drives were aside and raised his left arm in tri- at two trucks parked beside the especially impressive, too. umph when he sent his 32nd homer home run apple behind the cen- Cespedes hit about a half- of the night some 455 feet to center ter-field fence, a popular staple at dozen balls into the upper deck in field, where it caromed off the back Mets games dating to their days in left, never reached by anyone in a wall of the black batter’s eye. Shea Stadium. game, and banged another couple The Associated Press He was swarmed by the With a shiny prize to shoot for, of shots off the restaurant win- Yoenis Cespedes of Oakland won the annual Home Run Derby on Monday, edging American League All-Stars near Cespedes dinged the hood on one dows in the corner just below. Bryce Harper in the final round. the third base line. and elicited a rousing cheer. The 27-year-old Cespedes has “You come for a show in New Cuban reliever Aroldis struggled as a sophomore, batting for me, and I just want to thank the pitched to him, hammered eight York. He put on a show,” said Chapman of the Cincinnati Reds .225 with 15 home runs, but hardly people that believed in me, that homers in all three rounds. But the Detroit Tigers pitcher Max brought Cespedes water and a anyone in the game doubts his thought I could play at this level,” Washington Nationals phenom Scherzer, set to start for the AL on towel during the first round, and ability. he said. couldn’t keep up with Cespedes. Tuesday night. 2010 champion David Ortiz “This trophy will motivate me The 20-year-old Harper, wear- The final addition to the field, strolled over to offer encourage- so that things continue to go well ing shiny gold spikes as his father SEE DERBY | B3 C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Tuesday,July16,2013 Y K Sports Selig defends MLB’s drug testing program

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NEW YORK — With his Knicks agree to deal staff pursuing yet another with Metta World Peace investigation into perform- LAS VEGAS — Metta ance-enhancing drugs, World Peace is coming home Commissioner Bud Selig to play for the New York defended baseball’s drug- Knicks. testing pro- The Knicks said the con- gram on the tract has not been signed but eve of the Sports an agreement has been All-Star reached with the player game and Shorts waived last week by the Los insisted “this Angeles Lakers. sport is cleaner than it’s ever “The team is amazing, the been.” players. I’m excited to play Selig declined to detail and hustle,”World Peace said timing for decisions in the Monday. probe of the closed anti- “Yes, this is going to hap- aging clinic Biogenesis, pen,” World Peace’s agent, accused of distributing per- Marc Cornstein, said. “He’s forming-enhancing drugs. really excited to be joining his The Associated Press MLB could attempt to disci- hometown team. That’s obvi- Rory McIlroy plays a shot from a bunker during a practice round for the British Open at Muirfield today. pline former MVPs Alex ously been something that’s Rodriguez and Ryan Braun been a dream of his since along with other players. growing up in Queensbridge.” Baseball began drug test- British Open’s links of champions ing for the 2003 season, COLLEGE BASKETBALL added penalties the following North Carolina star will year, banned amphetamines ■ Muirfield has a history time member of Britain’s Ryder Cup “It’s a terrific course.” in 2006 and started HGH face penalties for arrest team in the 1930s. Given what has happened here blood testing last year. CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — of crowning golf greats Not a stiff in the bunch. before, this would seem the most North Carolina coach Roy “That’s not a fluke,”Faldo said. “You appropriate spot for Tiger Woods, NFL Williams said leading scorer GULLANE, Scotland (AP) — From have to have a good mind game. You ranked No. 1 in the world, to end the Former Duck Byrd has P.J. Hairston will face “serious have to know where you’re going to land longest major-less drought of his career behind the 18th green, Paul Azinger uncertain Buffalo future consequences” after being stared out toward a golf course where he it, where the next bounce is and where — more than five years and counting. If arrested last month on a drug nearly won a major title, where so many the run is.” not him, how about second-ranked BUFFALO, N.Y. — The charge during a traffic stop. greats of the game have carved their And, of course, have the ability to Rory McIlroy, just 24 but already a two- Buffalo Bills failed to reach a In a statement, the Hall of names on the claret jug. pull it off. time major champion and less than a long-term deal with free Fame coach said he hasn’t yet Sure, it’s a classic links layout — Faldo recalled his second victory at year removed from his runaway victory agent safety Jairus Byrd, and determined a punishment for right by the sea, filled with inexplicable Muirfield in 1992, with Fanny Sunesson at the PGA Championship? it’s unclear whether he’ll sign Hairston, who has also been humps in the fairways, terrifying on the bag. But Woods is coming back from an his one-year franchise tag cited twice by police while bunkers stuck in the strangest of spots “That’s what we worked out so well,” injured elbow, so no one is quite sure offer from the team. driving a rental vehicle linked and knee-high grass ready to punish a he said, “where to land the ball 20 yards what kind of shape he’ll be in when the Byrd, a former Oregon to a convicted felon. wayward shot. short of the green, which way it would shots start counting for real at standout, was given the Williams said there are But Muirfield is different. kick, and obviously where it would stop. Muirfield. Even when healthy, the aura “franchise” label in March, “several options available,” There are all those quirky elements That’s part of the calculations. But of invincibility he once held over the and the two sides faced a including a possible suspen- that make it worthy of a British Open. you’ve got to land the ball from A to B rest of the field has slowly faded away Monday deadline to work out sion. There’s just — uhhh, how should we put first. And that has to be a solid shot. If since the last of his 14 major titles at the a long-term deal. He is the this? — not TOO many of them. that’s a mis-hit, the ball doesn’t react 2008 U.S. Open. only remaining NFL player TRACK AND FIELD “It’s not a luck-fest out there,” close to what you intend. You look at all Woods insisted today that his elbow who has not signed his fran- Adidas suspends its Azinger said Monday, as the world’s top those guys, we all hit it pretty darn solid is fully healed. Even though he shot his chise tender. in our era.” worst round as a professional at sponsorship of sprinter golfers arrived en masse to prepare for Broncos suspend two the third major of the season. “If you At the other eight courses in the Open Muirfield, an 81 in miserable conditions HERZOGENAURACH, make the ball do what you want it to do, rotation, that’s not always the case. during the third round of the 2002 team executives Germany — Adidas has sus- you’ll play well.” A crazy bounce here. An unexpected Open, he has great respect for the ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — pended its sponsorship of Maybe that’s the reason the roster of roll there. Suddenly,the door is open for course. The Denver Broncos came Tyson Gay after the winners looks more like a who’s who of an improbable winner, someone like “I mean, look at the list of past down hard on their two exec- American sprinter’s positive the sport. Ben Curtis or Todd Hamilton. champions, the number of Hall of utives facing drunken driving doping test. After learning Harry Vardon. Walter Hagen. Gary Muirfield is more straightforward, Famers that have won here,” Woods charges, suspending them that a banned substance was Player. Jack Nicklaus. Lee Trevino. Tom with few blind shots, and the way it’s said. “You can’t just hit one way. You without pay and making it detected in a May out-of- Watson. Nick Faldo. Ernie Els. laid out — with two loops of nine holes have to shape it both ways and really clear they must straighten competition test, Gay pulled And let’s not forget Harold Hilton, running in opposite directions — evens control the shots. ... You’re playing out their lives if they want to out of the upcoming world James Braid and Henry Cotton. out the devilish breezes, assuming they almost in kind of a circle, in a sense, work in the NFL again. championships. Of the 13 players to win the Open at don’t suddenly change directions dur- because you’ve got so many different Director of player person- In a statement, Adidas this course east of Edinburgh, 11 are ing the course of a round. angles and so many different winds. nel Matt Russell was sus- says “we are shocked by these enshrined in the World Golf Hall of “It’s not going to bad luck you to You have to be able to maneuver the ball pended indefinitely, and recent allegations, and even if Game (and you can make a pretty strong death,” said Azinger, who made that both ways.” director of pro personnel we presume his innocence case that another, Ted Ray, should be). assessment even though he bogeyed That doesn’t bode well for McIlroy. Tom Heckert was suspended until proven otherwise, our Only Alf Perry looks a bit out of place on the final two holes of the 1987 Open His game is in disarray after he switched for a month. Team president contract with Tyson is cur- this elite list, and even he was a three- and lost to Faldo by a single stroke. to new clubs and a new ball this season. Joe Ellis said both men rently suspended.” expressed remorse. But “this The sportswear giant has in no way excuses their con- backed Gay since 2005 and duct,” Ellis said. says such sponsorships are Love of Muirfield draws Faldo to return Russell and Heckert will terminated “if the athlete is be provided with confiden- found guilty of the posses- GULLANE, Scotland (AP) were still searching back in tial treatment, rehabilitation sion, or use of drugs, or any — If given the option, Nick my time. I’m really enjoying and counseling services and other prohibited substance Faldo would prefer not to be that. The bottom line, I hope must comply with these pro- by the relevant governing standing over a putt to win that for the end of the week grams before they’re allowed sports body having jurisdic- the British Open. I’m inspired, like all of us; to return to work, Ellis said. tion over the athlete. “I’m either going to win that I want to play again and by six,” Sir Nick joked have another go here. I think COLLEGE FOOTBALL CYCLING Monday, “or be stuck in the that’s really what’s in mind.” Manziel pleads guilty to Froome keeps lead as hay somewhere.” He figured he was done There’s a lot better chance after that last Open at St. misdemeanor charge Costa wins 16th stage of the latter happening. Andrews, where he shot 81 on COLLEGE STATION, GAP, France — Faldo is grabbing the clubs a windy second day and didn’t Texas — Texas A&M quarter- Portuguese rider Rui Costa again for what will surely be come close to making the cut. back Johnny Manziel pleaded won the 16th stage of the his final Open, though his “I didn’t enjoy that,” he guilty to a misdemeanor Tour de France today after chances of being the latest said. stemming from a 2012 bar breaking away on the last 50-something player to make But that all changed when fight near campus, closing a climb of a hilly trek. a serious run at the claret jug Faldo was doing a commer- case that had dogged his Costa secured the second are beyond improbable. The Associated Press cial shoot a few months ago, Heisman Trophy-winning stage win of his Tour career, He hasn’t played a truly Nick Faldo gestures during a Monday practice round for the British Open. in which he was asked to talk season. crossing the line about 40 competitive round since his about his favorite courses. At Manziel admitted he seconds ahead of Frenchman last Open at St. Andrews in Both times, he won by a what competitive with play- first, he thought of the coast- failed to identify himself to Christophe Riblon. 2010, hasn’t played much at stroke, with a par on the 72nd ers half his age. line at Pebble Beach, the police following the alterca- Race leader Chris Froome all over the last three years. hole. He’s been rehabbing his towering pines at Augusta tion. As part of a plea deal, and his Tour rival Alberto But Faldo couldn’t resist the “Wow, I’ve got a very spe- ailing left shoulder. He’s been National, the history and other charges against the 20- Contador were about 12 min- chance to celebrate his birth- cial place here — the 18th working on his swing with atmosphere at St. Andrews. year-old, including disorder- utes behind Costa, who is not day — he turns 56 on green at Muirfield,” Faldo those high-tech gadgets that Then, he remembered ly conduct, were dismissed. considered a contender for Thursday, the day of the said. “That won in my heart weren’t around in his prime. Muirfield. Brazos County Attorney overall victory. opening round — at a course and my mind.” He chatted up Gio Valiante, “That maybe sowed some Rod Anderson says Manziel Both were involved in a late that means so much to him. While making the cut is the sports psychologist for seeds,”he said. Later, “I was in was ordered to pay a $2,000 incident. Other riders in the Faldo won the first of his probably about the best he new U.S. Open champion my gym at home,and I thought fine, about $230 in court chase group, including sec- major titles at Muirfield in can hope for, Faldo has rel- Justin Rose. at the time, ‘You’re just strong costs and was credited with ond-place rider Bauke 1987.Five years later, he added ished the process of trying to “I’ve gleaned a few gems enough to have a go.’ It might the overnight jail time he Mollema, waited for them, his name to the claret jug get his game — and his body there,” Faldo said. “These be the last chance I get to walk served following his arrest. rather than taking advantage again at the very same place. — back in shape to be some- kids,they’ve got it all now.We with fellow Open champions. He had faced up to 180 days of the situation. Mollema And so I kind of said, ‘OK, I’m in jail for the June 2012 inci- trails Froome by 4:14 going going to go for it.’” dent. into Wednesday’s time trial.

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C M C M Y K Tuesday, July16,2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports ALL-STARS Bochy’s batting order for Slugger Davis rejuvenates career the NL has Cincinnati second From Page B1 baseman Brandon Phillips leading off, followed by St. NEW YORK (AP) — The .192 and he only homered Scherzer (13-1, 3.10 ERA) Louis right fielder Carlos Home Run Derby news con- once in 120 at-bats. joins him to become the first Beltran, Reds first baseman ference was about to begin He sure did think about pitchers from the same club Joey Votto, Mets third base- and Chris Davis’ chair on the becoming a real-life Crash to start consecutive All-Star man David Wright, Colorado dais was empty.This season’s Davis while riding the Triple- games since Arizona’s Randy left fielder Carlos Gonzalez, biggest slugger was missing. A express in his last three Johnson (2000-01) and Curt Cardinals catcher Yadier When Baltimore’s first years with the Rangers. Schilling (2002). Molina, Rockies shortstop baseman finally strode into But near the trade dead- Rivera, at 43 the oldest Troy Tulowitzki, Colorado the room, only one question line in 2011, he was acquired All-Star this year, sat in designated hitter Michael seemed appropriate: “You by the Orioles, along with Jackie Robinson Rotunda in Cuddyer and Washington were busy hitting more home pitcher Tommy Hunter, for front of a large blue sculpture center fielder Bryce Harper. runs, Chris?” the emcee reliever Koji Uehara and cash. of Robinson’s “42” — fitting In the AL, Leyland has the asked, only half joking. That’s when things start- given that the number was Los Angeles Angels’ Mike It’s no joke what Crush ed to change. retired for all teams in 1997 Trout in left field and leading Davis has done with that Davis switched to the big- on the 50th anniversary of off, followed by New York behemoth of a 35-inch, 33- The Associated Press ger bat in 2012, got consistent the day Robinson broke base- Yankees second baseman ounce bat. Chris Davis watches one of his hits during the Home Run Derby on playing time from the Orioles ball’s color barrier. Rivera, Robinson Cano, Detroit third In less than two years, Monday. Davis leads the major leagues with 37 home runs. and produced. He hit 33 grandfathered in, will be the baseman Miguel Cabrera, Davis has gone from nearly homers and drove in 85 runs last major leaguer to have Baltimore first baseman swinging-and-missing his While the long balls have “Crush” Davis, a play on last season. that number on his back. Chris Davis, Toronto right way out of baseball to match- made Davis one of the most Kevin Costner’s character Working with Orioles hit- With 30 saves in 32 fielder Jose Bautista, Boston ing Reggie Jackson for most popular players in the game Crash Davis, who sets the ting coach Jim Presley, Davis chances and a 1.83 ERA in his designated hitter David Ortiz, home runs by an American right now, the season he’s minor league record for home started using more of the farewell season for the Orioles center fielder Adam League player before the All- having is even better than his runs in “Bull Durham,” was field and staying back in his Yankees,Rivera is still the best. Jones, Minnesota catcher Joe Star break with 37. tape-measure drives. worried that was all he would stance. And while he still The managers announced Mauer and Baltimore short- “What CD is doing right The leading vote-getter in be: a bush league bopper. struck out plenty, Davis their starting lineups Monday. stop J.J. Hardy. now is special,” fellow All-Star balloting is hitting Davis displayed great made more contact and Orioles All-Star Adam Jones .315. He joins Detroit’s Triple power from the start in pro swung at fewer pitches out of said Monday. “Special.” Crown winner Miguel ball, hitting 36 homers in his the strike zone. and it just happened to be Davis was eliminated in Cabrera as the first two play- second season in the minors. He hit seven homers in the DERBY tonight. It actually popped the second round of the ers ever to hit at least 30 He hit 118 home runs in 1,807 final seven games of 2012, From Page B1 during a swing. My main Home Run Derby after he homers and drive in 90 runs minor league at-bats overall. helping Baltimore to their concern is obviously not to popped a blister on his right before the break. When he was called up by first postseason since 1997. “He’s incredible,” Harper hurt myself and to hang onto hand during the second “I mean, both of those the Rangers in 2008, he That was only the start. said. “He’s an absolute the bat.” round. His hand was band- guys had incredible first homered in his first start. This year his swings have machine.” Mets slugger David aged after the competition halves,” Washington out- The Texas boy earned his turned heads, especially in Colorado outfielder Wright and another home- but doesn’t think the hand fielder Bryce Harper said. “I nickname playing for a team his own dugout. Michael Cuddyer and town darling, Pirates slugger will bother him tonight. mean, first players to ever in his home state. “Every time he steps into Baltimore first baseman Chris Pedro Alvarez, were both “It’s something that I’ve have 30-90. I mean, that’s But he also struck out — a the batter’s box I think every- Davis, who leads the majors eliminated in the first round. dealt with in my career since stupid. That’s just like, video lot. one on our team is watching with 37 homers, were elimi- Alvarez went to high school I can remember,” he said. game, and let’s just go out and In 2009, he fanned 150 him seeing if he can do some- nated in the second round. in New York City. Also “You’ve just got to kind of have some fun and smile and times in 391 at-bats and his thing special again,”All-Star “I had a little blister come knocked out early were wear it for a couple of days, laugh when we strike out.” on-base percentage fell teammate J.J. Hardy said, up second round. It’s just one defending champion Prince and then it hardens up and There was a time when below .300. A year later, his “and he hasn’t disappointed of those things,” Davis said. Fielder and American League you’re good to go.” Davis wasn’t laughing, when batting average dipped to at all.” “I usually get one once a year captain Robinson Canoe. Scoreboard

Baltimore; i-Justin Verlander, Detroit DOrtiz Bos 287 49 91 19 65 .317 AJBurnett Pit 100 76 41 110 4 6 3.06 Standings On The Air NATIONAL LEAGUE Pedroia Bos 376 57 119 6 56 .316 Ryu LAD 117 107 39 93 7 3 3.09 Pro Soccer (After 15 stages) STARTERS ABeltre Tex 374 54 118 21 55 .316 JDe La Rosa Col109 102 38 74 9 5 3.21 1. Chris Froome, England, Sky Procycling, 61 Today Catcher — Yadier Molina, St. Louis CDavis Bal 343 70 108 37 93 .315 Hefner NYM 108 96 28 82 4 6 3.33 Major League Soccer hours, 11 minutes, 43 seconds. Major League Baseball — All-Star Game, 4:30 First Base — Joey Votto, Cincinnati Loney TB 324 39 102 9 43 .315 Teheran Atl 113 116 23 94 7 5 3.35 2. Bauke Mollema, Netherlands, Belkin Pro p.m., Fox. Second Base — Brandon Phillips, Cincinnati TorHunter Det 356 56 112 7 44 .315 Stults SD 127 118 27 79 8 7 3.40 EASTERN CONFERENCE Cycling, 4:14. Cycling — Tour de France, Stage 16, 3 a.m., NBC Third Base — David Wright, New York Donaldson Oak 345 50 107 16 61 .310 Arroyo Cin 124 117 23 69 8 7 3.42 W L T Pts GF GA 3. Alberto Contador, Spain, Team Saxo-Tinkoff, Sports Network (replays at 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 5 Shortstop — Troy Tulowitzki, Colorado Machado Bal 413 57 128 7 45 .310 Chacin Col 113 106 36 68 9 4 3.50 Sporting KC 9 5 6 33 29 19 4:25. p.m. and 9 p.m.). Outfield — Carlos Beltran, St. Louis; Carlos HKendrick LAA 352 41 109 11 40 .310 Latos Cin 120 117 36 127 8 3 3.53 Montreal 9 5 4 31 31 29 4. Roman Kreuziger, Czech Republic, Team Wednesday, July 17 Gonzalez, Colorado; Bryce Harper, Washington Infante Det 291 38 90 6 27 .309 Medlen Atl 114 124 32 86 6 9 3.64 New York 9 7 4 31 29 24 Saxo-Tinkoff, 4:28. Cycling — Tour de France, Stage 17, 3 a.m., NBC RESERVES Lind Tor 268 38 82 11 37 .306 Lohse Mil 115 115 19 71 5 7 3.67 Philadelphia 8 6 6 30 32 30 5. Laurens ten Dam, Netherlands, Belkin Pro Sports Network (replays at 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 5 Catcher — y-Brian McCann, Atlanta; Buster Ellsbury Bos 377 59 115 3 33 .305 KKendrick Phi 125 127 30 74 8 6 3.68 Houston 8 6 5 29 22 19 Cycling, 4:54. p.m. and 9 p.m.). Posey, San Francisco JhPeralta Det 340 40 103 8 46 .303 Nolasco LAD 124 124 28 99 6 9 3.76 New England 6 6 6 24 22 16 6. Nairo Quintana, Colombia, Movistar, 5:47. Thursday, July 18 Infielders — Pedro Alvarez, 3b, Pittsburgh; Cano NYY 354 53 107 21 65 .302 Marquis SD 112 103 65 72 9 4 3.77 Columbus 6 8 5 232323 7. Jakob Fuglsang, Denmark, Astana, 6:22. Golf — British Open, 1 a.m., ESPN (highlight Everth Cabrera, ss, San Diego; Matt Carpenter, Kipnis Cle 319 53 96 13 57 .301 Cashner SD 99 98 28 67 5 5 3.81 Chicago 6 9 3 21 20 28 8. Joaquin Rodriguez, Spain, Katusha, 7:11. show at 4 p.m.); LPGA Tour Marathon Classic, 11 2b, St. Louis; Allen Craig, 1b, St. Louis; fx-Freddie AJones Bal 395 67 117 19 67 .296 HBailey Cin 123 112 30 121 5 8 3.82 Toronto FC 2 9 7 13 17 27 9. Jean-Christophe Peraud, France, AG2R La a.m., Golf Channel; PGA Tour Sanderson Farms Freeman, 1b, Atlanta; Paul Goldschmidt, 1b, Lowrie Oak 342 41 101 7 37 .295 Maholm Atl 115 122 34 82 9 8 3.98 D.C. United 2 13 4 10 8 29 Mondiale, 7:47. Championship, 1 p.m., Golf Channel. Arizona; Marco Scutaro, 2b, San Francisco; Jean Seager Sea 365 54 107 15 44 .293 Lynn StL 117 105 41 115 11 4 4.00 WESTERN CONFERENCE 10. Michal Kwiatkowski, Poland, Omega Cycling — Tour de France, Stage 18, 3 a.m., NBC Segura, ss, Milwaukee Bourn Cle 279 39 81 2 19 .290 Miley Ari 117 123 37 85 6 7 4.01 W L T Pts GF GA Pharma-QuickStep, 7:58. Sports Network (replays at 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 5 Outfielders — Domonic Brown, Philadelphia; Aybar LAA 283 31 82 3 34 .290 Hudson Atl 116 108 31 82 6 7 4.02 Real Salt Lake 11 54373218 11. Daniel Martin, Ireland, Garmin-Sharp, 8:28. p.m. and 9 p.m.). Michael Cuddyer, Colorado; Carlos Gomez, Nava Bos 312 52 90 10 52 .288 Hamels Phi 129 124 34 118 4 11 4.05 Portland 8 2 9 33 30 18 12. Michael Rogers, Australia, Team Saxo- Milwaukee; Andrew McCutchen, Pittsburgh AlRamirez CWS 371 36 106 1 21 .286 Samardzija ChC124 117 44 128 5 9 4.06 Vancouver 9 5 5 32 32 26 Tinkoff, 9:54. PITCHERS Hosmer KC 344 46 98 9 40 .285 Lincecum SF 116 107 48 125 5 9 4.26 FC Dallas 8 5 7 31 27 27 13. Andrew Talansky, United States, Garmin- Local Schedule Madison Bumgarner, San Francisco; Aroldis SPerez KC 285 25 81 4 38 .284 Gee NYM 110 127 32 89 7 7 4.32 Los Angeles 9 8 3 30 30 24 Sharp, 12:32. Chapman, Cincinnati; Patrick Corbin, Arizona; Markakis Bal 381 55 108 8 43 .283 WPeralta Mil 113 124 45 70 7 9 4.61 Colorado 7 7 6 27 23 22 14. Maxime Monfort, Belgium, RadioShack Today Jose Fernandez, Miami; Jason Grilli, Pittsburgh; ISuzuki NYY 318 36 90 6 25 .283 Cahill Ari 97 97 39 69 3 10 4.66 Seattle 7 7 3 24 21 20 Leopard, 13:47. American Legion Baseball — Three Rivers at Matt Harvey, New York; Clayton Kershaw, Los AGordon KC 350 48 99 9 49 .283 Gallardo Mil 114 120 43 91 7 8 4.83 San Jose 6 9 6 24 21 32 15. Alejandro Valverde, Spain, Movistar, 14:42. Albany (2), 4 p.m.; North Coos at North Eugene (2), Angeles; Craig Kimbrel, Atlanta; Cliff Lee, Kinsler Tex 270 40 76 9 36 .281 Zito SF 103 130 41 67474.88 Chivas USA 3 11 5 14 17 35 16. Cadel Evans, Australia, BMC Racing, 15:40. canceled. Philadelphia; i-Jeff Locke, Pittsburgh; z-Mark KMorales Sea 350 42 98 14 54 .280 MCain SF 112 95 37 103 5 6 5.06 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. 17. Mikel Nieve, Spain, Euskaltel-Euskadi, Wednesday, July 17 Melancon, Pittsburgh; z-Edward Mujica, St. AJackson Det 268 56 75 5 23 .280 EJackson ChC 100 108 36 87 6 10 5.11 Wednesday, July 17 18:12. No local events scheduled. Louis; z-Sergio Romo, San Francisco; i-Adam Altuve Hou 361 37 101 3 28 .280 Kennedy Ari 108 111 40 91 3 6 5.42 New England at Colorado, 6 p.m. 18. Andy Schleck, Luxembourg, RadioShack Thursday, July 18 Wainwright, St. Louis; Travis Wood, Chicago; i- Brantley Cle 333 46 93 7 48 .279 Volquez SD 110 127 51 94 6 8 5.74 Toronto FC at Chivas USA, 7:30 p.m. Leopard, 19:14. No local events scheduled. Jordan Zimmermann, Washington. MeCabrera Tor 309 34 86 3 29 .278 TEAM BATTING Saturday, July 20 19. Daniel Moreno, Spain, Katusha, 21:42. New York at Toronto FC, 1 p.m. League Leaders Longoria TB 349 54 97 18 52 .278 AB R H HR RBI Avg 20. Daniel Navarro, Spain, Cofidis, 23:36. Pro Baseball NCruz Tex 350 42 97 22 69 .277 St. Louis 3194 462 882 82 440 .276 Colorado at Seattle FC, 1 p.m. Also AMERICAN LEAGUE CSantana Cle 305 41 84 11 43 .275 Colorado 3325 426 880 108 407 .265 FC Dallas at Montreal, 4 p.m. 47. Tejay Van Garderen, United States, BMC TEAM PITCHING McLouth Bal 316 53 87 6 16 .275 S. Francisco 3242 378 855 62 356 .264 Portland at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. Racing, 1:00:02. American League Morneau Min 330 38 90 7 52 .273 New England at Columbus, 4:30 p.m. East Division W L Pct GB ERA H ER BB SO Sh Sv Los Angeles 3159 360 825 75 344 .261 65. Thomas Danielson, United States, Garmin- Oakland 3.62 794 346 231 650 8 27 Gardner NYY 353 52 96 7 32 .272 Philadelphia 3257 371 838 90 348 .257 D.C. United at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. Sharp, 1:18:16. Boston 58 39 .598 — Callaspo LAA 258 31 70 4 33 .271 Sporting Kansas City at Real Salt Lake, 7 p.m. 1 Texas 3.73 809 355 289 761 7 31 Milwaukee 3224 369 828 90 351 .257 82. Brent Bookwalter, United States, BMC Tampa Bay 55 41 .573 2⁄2 BButler KC 321 30 87 8 49 .271 Vancouver at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. 1 New York 3.74 831 353 237 755 5 32 Arizona 3291 399 841 80 373 .256 Racing, 1:32:04. Baltimore 53 43 .552 4⁄2 Tampa Bay 3.82 763 366 285 797 11 25 De Aza CWS 351 54 95 12 44 .271 Cincinnati 3237 413 810 92 396 .250 New York 51 44 .537 6 Rios CWS 352 46 95 11 40 .270 National Women’s Soccer League 1 Kansas City 3.82 789 344 282 667 5 26 Atlanta 3203 415 801 114 395 .250 Toronto 45 49 .479 11⁄2 JCastro Hou 297 40 80 12 31 .269 W L T Pts GF GA Transactions Central Division W L Pct GB Detroit 3.86 810 366 262 863 6 20 San Diego 3269 379 795 88 354 .243 Sky Blue FC 9 3 4 31 25 15 Boston 3.91 823 376 338 819 4 20 SSmith Oak 273 35 73 6 32 .267 Chicago 3170 384 770 103 366 .243 BASEBALL Detroit 52 42 .553 — Fielder Det 363 48 97 16 69 .267 Portland 843271914 1 Chicago 4.01 781 367 282 737 4 24 Pittsburgh 3154 357 765 89 339 .243 Cleveland 51 44 .537 1⁄2 FC Kansas City 7 4 5 26 24 17 American League Seattle 4.20 849 400 248 747 10 22 Ibanez Sea 277 38 74 24 56 .267 Washington 3151 357 758 86 339 .241 BOSTON RED SOX — Assigned RHP Alfredo Kansas City 43 49 .467 8 DeJennings TB 356 63 95 11 38 .267 Western New York 6 4 6 24 25 17 Minnesota 39 53 .424 12 Toronto 4.22 833 398 302 680 7 21 New York 3183 376 747 87 359 .235 Boston 5 5 5 20 23 22 Aceves outright to Pawtucket (IL). Cleveland 4.31 800 401 347 776 12 23 Moreland Tex 271 31 72 13 37 .266 Miami 3144 306 731 57 289 .233 NEW YORK YANKEES — Sent 3B Alex Rodriguez Chicago 37 55 .402 14 Encarnacion Tor 348 60 92 25 72 .264 Chicago 5 6 4 19 19 23 Los Angeles 4.31 851 403 299 697 6 24 to Trenton (EL) for a rehab assignment. West Division W L Pct GB Crisp Oak 285 48 75 9 35 .263 INDIVIDUAL BATTING Seattle 4 9 3 15 16 26 Baltimore 4.39 853 417 286 644 4 36 TEXAS RANGERS — Sent OFs Craig Gentry and Oakland 56 39 .589 — ColRasmus Tor 312 42 82 16 48 .263 AB R H HR RBI Avg Washington 1 10 4 7 11 28 Minnesota 4.43 904 403 260 538 4 24 Jeff Baker to Frisco (TL) for rehab assignments. Texas 54 41 .568 2 Zobrist TB 350 47 91 6 48 .260 YMolina StL 323 40 110 7 49 .341 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Houston 4.83 924 446 332 622 2 21 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Sent OF Melky Cabrera Los Angeles 44 49.47311 Napoli Bos 324 47 84 11 58 .259 Craig StL 348 50 116 10 74 .333 Saturday, July 20 to New Hampshire (EL) for a rehab assignment. Seattle 43 52 .453 13 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING LCain KC 286 39 74 4 36 .259 Cuddyer Col 285 44 94 16 55 .330 Washington at Chicago, 4 p.m. 1 National League Houston 33 61 .351 22⁄2 IP H BB SO W L ERA VMartinez Det 353 39 91 8 50 .258 Segura Mil 372 54 121 11 36 .325 Seattle FC at FC Kansas City, 5:35 p.m. COLORADO ROCKIES — Traded RHPs Parker Monday’s Games FHernndz Sea 139 126 26 140 10 4 2.53 MIzturis Tor 272 26 70 5 25 .257 Posey SF 323 38 105 13 56 .325 Sunday, July 21 Frazier to Cincinnati for RHP Armando No games scheduled Kuroda NYY 119 101 24 84 8 6 2.65 ACabrera Cle 271 41 69 7 34 .255 MCarpenter StL 358 72 115 9 45 .321 Sky Blue FC at Western New York, 10:30 a.m. Galarraga. Today’s Game Colon Oak 127 126 15 70 12 3 2.70 Bautista Tor 335 61 85 20 55 .254 Votto Cin 352 66 112 15 42 .318 Portland at Boston, 1 p.m. MIAMI MARLINS — Optioned LHP Duane Below All-Star Game at New York (Mets), 5 p.m. Lackey Bos 100 91 23 93 7 6 2.78 Overbay NYY 286 31 72 11 42 .252 Scutaro SF 320 37 101 2 22 .316 to New Orleans (PCL). Sent RHP Jose Ceda to the Sale CWS 120 94 27 131 6 8 2.85 Hardy Bal 362 36 91 16 52 .251 Goldschmidt Ari 352 60 110 21 77 .313 Cycling GCL Marlins for a rehab assignment. National League Iwakuma Sea 131 104 19 113 8 4 3.02 YEscobar TB 311 38 78 7 39 .251 Beltran StL 330 51 102 19 53 .309 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Optioned OF Khris East Division W L Pct GB Darvish Tex 119 84 41 157 8 4 3.02 Pujols LAA 357 46 89 15 57 .249 FFreeman Atl 312 49 96 9 61 .308 Tour de France Davis to Nashville (PCL). Atlanta 54 41 .568 — DHolland Tex 126 124 37 121 8 4 3.08 AEscobar KC 357 38 88 3 32 .246 Revere Phi 315 37 96 0 17 .305 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Sent RHP Chris Washington 48 47 .505 6 Scherzer Det 130 96 31 152 13 1 3.19 Keppinger CWS 289 21 71 2 25 .246 DWright NYM 345 50 105 13 44 .304 2013 Stages and Winners 1 Carpenter to Springfield (TL) for a rehab assign- Philadelphia 48 48 .500 6⁄2 Shields KC 135 125 40 116 4 6 3.21 Trumbo LAA 359 52 88 21 57 .245 McCutchen Pit 344 56 104 10 49 .302 June 29 — First Stage: Porto-Vecchio to Bastia, ment. Optioned RHP Keith Butler to Memphis New York 41 50 .451 11 CWilson LAA 120 113 47 110 9 6 3.37 Stubbs Cle 287 37 70 7 35 .244 CGonzalez Col 354 68 107 25 64 .302 Corsica, flat (213km-132.4 miles) (Stage: Marcel (PCL). Miami 35 58 .376 18 ESantana KC 123 110 27 98 5 6 3.37 Dirks Det 276 36 67 6 23 .243 AdGonzalez LAD 340 37 101 14 59 .297 Kittel, Germany; Yellow Jersey: Kittel) BASKETBALL Central Division W L Pct GB MMoore TB 107 83 55 108 13 3 3.44 Swisher Cle 289 42 70 9 31 .242 CGomez Mil 336 51 99 14 45 .295 June 30 — Second Stage: Bastia to Ajaccio, National Basketball Association St. Louis 57 36 .613 — MigGnzalz Bal 101 86 34 76 7 3 3.48 Andrus Tex 368 50 89 0 31 .242 Aoki Mil 354 46 104 4 19.294 Corsica, medium mountain (156-96.9) (Jan Pittsburgh 56 37 .6021Verlander Det 126 124 45 125 10 6 3.50 Joyce TB 274 45 66 14 33 .241 SMarte Pit 368 59 107 9 28 .291 Bakelants, Belgium; Bakelants) ATLANTA HAWKS — Signed F Elton Brand. Cincinnati 53 42 .558 5 BNorris Hou 114 125 36 81 6 8 3.63 VWells NYY 302 33 72 10 36 .238 ECabrera SD 313 43 91 4 25 .291 July 1 — Third Stage: Ajaccio to Calvi, Corsica, BOSTON CELTICS — Waived F Kris Joseph. Chicago 42 51 .452 15 Griffin Oak 122 109 28 94 8 6 3.68 Doumit Min 295 32 70 9 39 .237 MYoung Phi 333 35 96 6 28 .288 medium mountain (145.5-90.4) (Simon Gerrans, DETROIT PISTONS — Signed F Luigi Datome 1 and G Will Bynum. Milwaukee 38 56 .404 19⁄2 Quintana CWS 114 101 33 90 4 2 3.71 Dozier Min 285 38 67 8 35 .235 Choo Cin 348 66 100 13 31 .287 Australia; Bakelants) West Division W L Pct GB Masterson Cle 135 112 54 137 10 7 3.72 Wieters Bal 311 34 72 12 44 .232 GParra Ari 365 51 104 7 27 .285 July 2 — Fourth Stage: Nice, France, team time HOUSTON ROCKETS — Signed G Isaiah Canaan. Arizona 50 45 .526 — Kluber Cle 95 96 22 94 7 5 3.88 Carter Hou 288 44 66 18 47 .229 Fowler Col 275 51 78 10 26 .284 trial (25-15.5) (Orica GreenEdge; Simon Gerrans, Agreed to terms with F Robert Covington and G 1 B.J. Young. Waived G/F James Anderson and C Los Angeles 47 47 .500 2⁄2 Doubront Bos 99 97 43 93 6 3 3.91 Moss Oak 267 40 61 16 44 .228 Desmond Was 356 43 100 15 49 .281 Australia) 1 Tim Ohlbrecht. Colorado 46 50 .479 4⁄2 JParker Oak 114 98 38 77 6 6 3.95 MDominguez Hou308 30 70 11 45 .227 Bruce Cin 379 53 105 19 66 .277 July 3 — Fifth Stage: Cagnes-sur-Mer to 1 MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Re-signed G Tony Allen San Francisco 43 51 .457 6⁄2 Tillman Bal 112 110 41 89 11 3 3.95 Cespedes Oak 307 46 69 15 43 .225 GBlanco SF 278 32 77 1 28 .277 Marseille, rolling (228.5-142.0) (Mark Cavendish, 1 and F Jon Leuer to multiyear contracts. San Diego 42 54 .438 8⁄2 Fister Det 121 129 22 93 7 5 4.02 Hamilton LAA 339 48 76 14 39 .224 WRosario Col 283 38 78 13 46 .276 England; Gerrans) Monday’s Games Sabathia NYY 137 139 30 117 9 8 4.07 Willingham Min 246 32 55 10 37 .224 Lucroy Mil 283 27 78 13 52 .276 July 4 — Sixth Stage: Aix-en-Provence to SACRAMENTO KINGS — Signed F Carl Landry No games scheduled Correia Min 111 129 26 62 6 6 4.23 Arencibia Tor 308 34 68 16 42 .221 DBrown Phi 355 49 97 23 67 .273 Montpellier, flat (176.5-109.7) (Andrei Greipel, to a four-year contract. Today’s Game JSaunders Sea 115 127 33 61 8 8 4.24 DavMurphy Tex 311 31 68 10 30 .219 BCrawford SF 312 37 85 5 30 .272 Germany; Daryl Impey, South Africa) FOOTBALL All-Star Game at New York (Mets), 5 p.m. Dempster Bos 110 108 50 104 5 8 4.24 MarReynolds Cle 308 38 67 15 47 .218 Denorfia SD 284 38 77 7 29 .271 July 5 — Seventh Stage: Montpellier to Albi, National Football League rolling (205.5-127.7) (Peter Sagan, Slovakia; CINCINNATI BENGALS — Signed TE Tyler Eifert All-Star Rosters Milone Oak 117 120 28 87 8 8 4.24 Moustakas KC 275 25 59 6 17 .215 Byrd NYM 277 39 75 15 51 .271 Guthrie KC 121 124 43 58 8 7 4.25 ADunn CWS 310 41 66 24 60 .213 Freese StL 266 31 72 5 30 .271 Impey) to a four-year contract. Rosters for the MLB All-Star game on Tuesday, Pettitte NYY 98 108 27 71 7 6 4.39 CPena Hou 274 38 58 8 25 .212 Zimmerman Was300 41 81 11 51 .270 July 6 — Eighth Stage: Castres to Ax 3 DENVER BRONCOS — Suspended director of July 16 at Citi Field in New York (x-injured, will UJimenez Cle 99 94 53 94 7 4 4.56 DanMurphy NYM378 52 102 6 39 .270 Domaines, high mountain (195-121.2) (Chris player personnel Matt Russell indefinitely and NATIONAL LEAGUE not play; y-injury replacement; z-inactive pitch- PHughes NYY 102 106 26 88 4 9 4.57 EYoung NYM 272 39 73 1 16 .268 Froome, England; Froome) director of pro personnel Tom Heckert one TEAM PITCHING er replacement; f-final player fan vote; i-inactive Lester Bos 126 127 45 103 8 6 4.58 Ethier LAD 313 28 84 5 28 .268 July 7 — Ninth Stage: Saint-Girons to month for suspicion of drunken driving. ERA H ER BB SO Sh Sv pitcher): Hellickson TB 118 115 26 97 8 3 4.67 Holliday StL 310 64 83 13 47 .268 Bagneres-de-Bigorre, high mountain (168.5- JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Signed WR/PR Ace Pittsburgh 3.07 700 289 303 719 13 34 AMERICAN LEAGUE Dickey Tor 129 120 47 92 8 10 4.69 Phillips Cin 349 46 93 12 74 .266 104.7) (Daniel Martin, Ireland; Froome) Sanders. Atlanta 3.29 782 310 248 699 7 27 STARTERS Porcello Det 99 106 19 80 6 6 4.80 Sandoval SF 297 30 79 9 42 .266 July 8 — Rest day, Saint-Nazaire/Loire- SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Signed P/K Colton St. Louis 3.39 763 313 230 724 9 28 Catcher — Joe Mauer, Minnesota Buehrle Tor 116 129 30 77 5 6 4.89 Howard Phi 286 34 76 11 43 .266 Atlantique Schmidt to a three-year contract. Cincinnati 3.43 755 328 261 780 10 25 First Base — Chris Davis, Baltimore RoHrnandz TB 108 117 25 84 5 10 4.90 Pence SF 374 53 98 14 48 .262 July 9 — 10th Stage: Saint-Gildas-des-Bois to HOCKEY Washington 3.58 806 335 234 709 5 27 Second Base — Robinson Cano, New York Harrell Hou 108 120 57 67 5 10 5.07 Belt SF 288 42 75 10 38 .260 Saint-Malo, flat (197-122.4) (Kittel; Froome) National Hockey League Los Angeles 3.62 794 337 289 733 10 25 Third Base — Miguel Cabrera, Detroit Hammel Bal 112 124 37 78 7 6 5.24 Span Was 358 41 93 0 25 .260 July 10 — 11th Stage: Avranches to Mont-Saint- ANAHEIM DUCKS — Re-signed D Mat Clark to a Arizona 3.81 846 370 276 723 5 27 Shortstop — J.J. Hardy, Baltimore Axelrod CWS 98 121 32 55 3 6 5.33 ASoriano ChC 343 45 89 16 49 .259 Michel, individual time trial (33-20.5) (Tony one-year contract. Outfield — Mike Trout, Los Angeles; Adam New York 3.85 836 360 274 683 4 19 Rollins Phi 365 38 94 4 30 .258 Martin, Germany; Froome) CAROLINA HURRICANES — Signed F Elias Blanton LAA 112 148 26 93 2 12 5.53 Miami 3.87 818 364 298 660 2 18 Jones, Baltimore; Jose Bautista, Toronto WDavis KC 95 125 41 87 4 8 5.89 JUpton Atl 329 59 84 16 45 .255 July 11 — 12th Stage: Fougeres to Tours, flat Lindholm to a three-year, entry-level contract. Designated Hitter — David Ortiz, Boston Chicago 3.94 767 364 287 688 2 22 Prado Ari 356 37 90 8 34 .253 (218-135.5) (Kittel; Froome) COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS — Signed D David RESERVES TEAM BATTING Philadelphia 4.03 851 383 275 681 3 22 Polanco Mia 263 27 66 1 15 .251 July 12 — 13th Stage: Tours to Saint-Amand- Savard to a one-year, two-way contract. Catcher — Jason Castro, Houston; Salvador AB R H HR RBI Avg San Francisco4.11 795 385 303 768 9 22 Jay StL 320 46 80 5 38 .250 Montrond, flat (173-107.5) (Cavendish; Froome) FLORIDA PANTHERS — Agreed to terms with G Perez, Kansas City Detroit 3336 477 936 106 463 .281 Milwaukee 4.13 842 385 276 659 5 20 PAlvarez Pit 304 39 76 24 62 .250 July 13 — 14th Stage: Saint-Pourcain-sur- Jacob Markstrom on a two-year contract. Infielders — Prince Fielder, 1b, Detroit; Jason Boston 3371 498 934 98 481 .277 Colorado 4.19 889 398 289 619 4 19 AdLaRoche Was 313 42 78 13 43 .249 Sioule to Lyon, rolling (191-118.7) (Matteo LOS ANGELES KINGS — Agreed to terms with D Kipnis, 2b, Cleveland; Manny Machado, 3b, Los Angeles 3220 430 860 102 406 .267 San Diego 4.22 870 405 312 647 2 21 Walker Pit 250 28 61 6 26 .244 Trentin, Italy; Froome) Alec Martinez on a two-year contract. Baltimore; Dustin Pedroia, 2b, Boston; Jhonny Baltimore 3318 462 882 132 445 .266 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING StCastro ChC 387 44 94 6 29 .243 July 14 — 15th Stage: Givors to Mont MONTREAL CANADIENS — Announced the Peralta, ss, Detroit; Ben Zobrist, 2b, Tampa Bay Tampa Bay 3259 449 850 106 428 .261 IP H BB SO W L ERA Simmons Atl 371 50 90 8 30 .243 Ventoux, high mountain (242.5-150.7) retirement of F Blake Geoffrion. Signed F Sven Outfielders — Nelson Cruz, Texas; Alex Gordon, Texas 3253 411 846 112 390 .260 Kershaw LAD 145 97 35 139 8 6 1.98 Rizzo ChC 349 45 84 13 54 .241 (Froome; Froome) Andrighetto to a three-year, entry-level con- Kansas City, Torii Hunter, Detroit Cleveland 3203 454 826 104 437 .258 Locke Pit 109 76 47 73 8 2 2.15 Hechavarria Mia 287 21 69 2 24 .240 July 15 — Rest day, Vaucluse tract. Designated Hitter — Edwin Encarnacion, Kansas City 3137 365 802 60 349 .256 Corbin Ari 130 97 33 109 11 1 2.35 RMartin Pit 259 32 62 8 34 .239 July 16 — 16th Stage: Vaison-la-Romaine to NEW YORK ISLANDERS — Agreed to terms with Toronto Toronto 3226 428 812 115 407 .252 Harvey NYM 130 91 28 147 7 2 2.35 Frazier Cin 306 35 73 10 43 .239 Gap, medium mountain (168-104.4) LW Josh Bailey on a five-year contract. PITCHERS Chicago 3152 345 785 89 334 .249 Wainwright StL147 133 15 130 12 5 2.45 Valbuena ChC 246 27 58 8 29 .236 July 17 — 17th Stage: Embrun to Chorges, indi- PHILADELPHIA FLYERS — Named Ron Hextall z-Grant Balfour, Oakland; x-Clay Buchholz, Minnesota 3162 379 776 86 364 .245 Zmmrmann Was132 110 18 95 12 4 2.58 Kozma StL 287 28 67 1 29 .233 vidual time trial (32-19.9) assistant general manager and director of hock- Boston; Brett Cecil, Toronto; yi-Bartolo Colon, Oakland 3239 429 793 98 402 .245 Leake Cin 117 105 26 71 8 4 2.69 Cozart Cin 347 46 81 7 33 .233 July 18 — 18th Stage: Gap to Alpe-Huez, high ey operations. Oakland; x-Jesse Crain, Chicago; x-Yu Darvish, Seattle 3270 373 798 115 360 .244 Fernandez Mia105 73 40 103 5 5 2.75 Headley SD 306 33 70 7 31 .229 mountain (172.5-107.2) TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Re-signed F J.T. Texas; f-Steve Delabar, Toronto; Felix New York 3169 373 770 88 348 .243 TWood ChC 123 89 38 86 6 6 2.79 Weeks Mil 279 35 63 9 21 .226 July 19 — 19th Stage: Bourg-d’Oisans to Le Brown to a one-year, two-way contract. Hernandez, Seattle; z-Greg Holland, Kansas City; Houston 3120 351 732 90 332 .235 ClLee Phi 139 117 21 125 10 3 2.86 MMontero Ari 304 32 68 8 33 .224 Grand-Bornand, high mountain (204.5-127.1) COLLEGE i-Hisashi Iwakuma, Seattle; Justin Masterson, INDIVIDUAL BATTING SMiller StL 105 88 29 112 9 6 2.92 Barney ChC 288 31 64 6 26 .222 July 20 — 20th Stage: Annecy to Annecy- VANDERBILT — Dismissed DB Brandon Banks, Cleveland; y-Matt Moore, Tampa Bay; Joe AB R H HR RBI Avg Strasburg Was 108 85 37 109 5 7 2.99 Buck NYM 284 35 62 14 48 .218 Semnoz, high mountain (125-77.7) S Corey Batey, WR Jaborian McKenzie and TE Nathan, Texas; y-Glen Perkins, Minnesota; MiCabrera Det 362 73 132 30 95 .365 Bumgarner SF 125 85 34 122 10 5 3.02 Ruggiano Mia 269 32 57 12 32 .212 July 21 — 21st Stage: Versailles to Paris, Brandon Vandenburg from the football team. Mariano Rivera, New York; Chris Sale, Chicago; Trout LAA 370 65 119 15 59 .322 Minor Atl 122 106 26 115 9 4 3.02 Uggla Atl 305 46 61 18 42 .200 Champs-Elysees, flat (133.5-83.0) WEST VIRGINIA — Announced F Aaric Murray Max Scherzer, Detroit; z-Chris Tillman, Mauer Min 353 50 113 8 32 .320 GGonzalez Was119 90 47 114 7 3 3.03 BUpton Atl 277 23 49 8 20 .177 Total — 3,403.5 kilometers (2,114.8 miles) has left the men’s basketball team. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K B4•The World • Tuesday, July16,2013 Y K Education

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BY SARA MOULTON crunch. Instead, we salt I recommend using The Associated Press them, lightly, which intensi- whole-wheat pasta in this fies their flavor and pulls out recipe, but you’re certainly This is the perfect dish for some of their liquid. This welcome to explore some of a weeknight dinner in late “tomato juice” becomes part the other whole-grain pastas summer, particularly as the of the sauce. that are now available. kids start heading back to After the tomatoes have Kamut or spelt would be school and family schedules marinated in salt for 10 min- great. If you’re gluten-intol- get crazy again. The recipe utes, we season them with a erant, you can swap in calls for just a handful of little freshly grated lemon quinoa, brown rice or buck- ingredients that can all be zest, a single tablespoon of wheat. (Its name notwith- pulled together in the time it extra-virgin olive oil (this is a standing, buckwheat isn’t takes to boil water. dish that requires the really wheat, it’s a grass.) Even so, Tomatoes are the star of good stuff), and some fresh- you’ll want to check the label this show, as they should be ly ground black pepper. to make sure the pasta is this time of the year. A fresh Next, it’s time to reach for completely gluten-free. local tomato at the height of the goat cheese. Combined I finished this dish with a ripeness is one of those things with hot pasta and a little of liberal sprinkling of herbs. that make life worth living. the pasta cooking liquid, the And truthfully, there’s Indeed, they’re so good as cheese melts into a richly scarcely a fresh herb around is they don’t even need to be creamy sauce without any that doesn’t play nicely with cooked. Obviously, we could additional thickener. And tomatoes. So feel free to cook them and turn them I’m talking about full-fat recruit any and all of your into a sauce, but we’d be goat cheese, which is rela- own favorites. You can’t lose. kissing off some of their tively lean even as it boasts The Associated Press Fast and fresh summer pasta is made with just a handful of ingredients. freshness and all of their big flavor. SEE PASTA | C2

Where in The World? — China

Holding their copy of The World at the Great Wall of China.

Contributed Photos “At the end of February and the beginning of March, seven friends from the Bay Area went to China for 10 days. We toured Beijing, Xian,and Shanghai. We went to the the the Forbidden City,Tienanmen Square and the Great Wall of China.We had a Peking Duck dinner in Beijing, a dumpling banquet in Xian where we saw the Terracotta Warriors and the Wild Goose Pagoda, and then we flew to Shanghai where saw the Bund, went to the top of the second tallest building, (the 88th floor) took a night cruise on the river,went to the Classic Gardens and a silk factory in Suzhou,and the canal town Tongli,”John Nelson wrote.“We rode the Mag-Lev train that went 260 mph to the airport in Shanghai and then flew to Beijing and finally San Francisco.” Those traveling were: John Nelson of Coos Bay; Charlie Barber of Coos Bay; Frank Hladky of North Bend, Eric Luckman of Coos Bay, Lucky Luckman of Coquille (Eric’s father), Matt Olander of North bend, Rod Schwaneveldt of Seattle (Matt's father-in-law). The friends saw the Terracotta Warriors in Xian.

After viewing the Where in The Terracotta Warriors, the group enjoyed a dumpling World? feast.“There were 16 special dumplings that were If you are going on vacation, take an edi- shaped like the filling tion of The World with you. When you find (chicken, fish, pork, etc.).” yourself in a picturesque spot as John and his group did in China, snap your wrote John Nelson. family/group with the paper. Then, when you visit a local restaurant, get a picture of your meal. Send the vital information: your name and hometown, the city you visited, the restaurant, who was in your group, what you ordered and what you liked about the meal. Photos can be emailed to twphoto@theworldlink.com as .jpg-format attachments.

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C M C M Y K C2 •The World • Tuesday, July16,2013 Y K Cuisine Tortilla chips are easy, delicious to make at home

BY J.M. HIRSCH so delicious, you don’t need thermometer. If you don’t The Associated Press much salt. You also can use have a thermometer, heat the same frying method with the oil until it shimmers and Most of the time, we live flour tortillas. bubbles slightly when the tip in a chip-free home. No Baked whole-wheat tor- of a wooden spoon is gently potato chips. No tortilla tilla chips are even easier. A lowered into it. chips. Not even any veg- little cooking spray, some In a small dish, mix etable chips. seasonings and about 10 together the cinnamon, It’s not that we don’t minutes in a 400 degree sugar and salt, then set enjoy them. Just the oppo- oven and you have some aside. Line a plate with paper site, really. And that’s why amazing chips. Just be sure towels and have nearby. we don’t buy them. If we to read labels when selecting Cut each tortilla into six have chips in the house, we your tortillas. You want a wedges. Two or three at a will eat them. I’m also not quality brand with no trans time, use a slotted spoon to thrilled with the ingredients fats and that uses 100 per- lower the wedges into the used in many chips, mostly cent whole-grain flour. oil. Cook for about 15 sec- highly refined stuff paired Finally, for a more sub- onds per side, then use the with gobs of fat and salt. It stantial chip, you can make slotted spoon to transfer to becomes easier to simply not baked pita chips. The tech- the paper towel-lined plate. have them around. nique is the same as baked Immediately sprinkle with a Which doesn’t mean we flour tortilla chips, but bit of the cinnamon-sugar never eat chips. It just means because of the thickness of mixture. Repeat with that when we want them, we the pita they take a bit longer remaining tortilla wedges, make them from scratch. in the oven. You also can then serve immediately. Don’t roll your eyes just experiment with the various Nutrition information per yet. Do-it-yourself chips are mixed grain and low-carb serving: 180 calories; 70 simple to make. They also pita pockets available. calories from fat (39 percent put you in control of the Pair any of these with of total calories); 8 g fat (0.5 g ingredients used, happen to guacamole or salsa and you saturated; 0 g trans fats); 0 be insanely delicious and can have a healthy after school mg cholesterol; 26 g carbohy- be seasoned however you snack packed with whole drate; 3 g fiber; 2 g sugar; 3 g like. And depending on the grains. And be sure to make protein; 85 mg sodium. method used, they can be on extra; they pack well for the table in about 10 min- school lunches, too. Just be utes. That’s fast enough that sure to let them cool com- SALT AND PEPPER I sometimes make them as pletely before bagging them BAKED WHOLE-WHEAT an afterschool snack for my up (otherwise they will TORTILLA CHIPS son. steam in the bag or container There are of course many and get soft). ways to make chips, from the Each of the following Start to finish: 15 minutes currently hip baked kale recipes includes a suggested Servings: 2 chips to slowly roasted beet seasoning, but these are Olive oil cooking spray chips to old school fried interchangeable, so season Two 8-inch whole-wheat potato chips. But over the as you see fit. tortillas years I have found three Kosher salt and ground varieties that lend them- black pepper The Associated Press selves particularly well to FRIED CORN TORTILLA Heat the oven to 400 Baked whole wheat pita chips,left,baked whole wheat tortilla chips,top right,and fried tortilla chips with cin- healthy eating and simple, CHIPS (WITH CINNAMON degrees. Lightly coat a namon sugar are just three ways to make healthier chips from scratch. speedy snacking — fried rimmed baking sheet with SUGAR) corn tortilla chips, baked cooking spray. serving: 140 calories; 25 pita pockets powder and smoked paprika, whole-wheat tortilla chips Cut each tortilla into 8 calories from fat (18 percent Olive oil tossing to coat evenly. and baked whole-wheat pita Start to finish: 10 minutes wedges, then arrange them of total calories); 3 g fat (0 g Kosher salt Arrange the wedges in an chips. Servings: 2 on the prepared baking saturated; 0 g trans fats); 0 Garlic powder even layer on a rimmed bak- Let’s start with the fried. Canola or vegetable oil, sheet. Spritz the tops of the mg cholesterol; 22 g carbohy- Smoked paprika ing sheet. Bake for 15 to 20 Yes, they still are deep-fried, for frying tortilla wedges with cooking drate; 2 g fiber; 1 g sugar; 4 g Heat the oven to 400 minutes, or until crisp and so there is some fat involved. 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon spray, then season them protein; 410 mg sodium. degrees. lightly browned. Serve But we do it at a very high 1 teaspoon sugar lightly with salt and pepper. Split each pita pocket into immediately. temperature. The higher the Pinch salt Bake for 8 to 10 minutes, or two rounds. Cut each round Nutrition information per temperature, the faster the Four 6-inch fresh corn until crisp and lightly BAKED WHOLE-WHEAT into eight wedges, then place serving: 230 calories; 70 chips fry. The faster the tortillas browned. Remove from the PITA CHIPS all of the wedges in a large calories from fat (30 percent chips fry, the less oil they Into a large saucepan, oven, let cool for a moment, bowl. Drizzle the wedges of total calories); 8 g fat (1 g absorb. Plus, you get to con- pour about 1/2 inch of oil. then taste and season with saturated; 0 g trans fats); 0 Start to finish: 25 minutes with olive oil, tossing as you trol how much salt is added. Set the pan over medium- additional salt and pepper, if mg cholesterol; 36 g carbohy- Servings: 2 drizzle to ensure all are And you will find that warm, high and heat until it reaches needed. drate; 5 g fiber; 1 g sugar; 6 g Two large whole-wheat evenly coated. Sprinkle the freshly fried tortilla chips are 400 degrees on a deep-fry Nutrition information per wedges with salt, garlic protein; 580 mg sodium.

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This 541-759-4950 or 541-315-8018. financial statement prep, AR/AP) position serves as an on-site experience, prior management 1 - CNA II - ED 2050 Meade St. North Bend. 2 bed 1 manager of a residential program. experience, analytical and Real Estate bath. W/S/G pd. No pets/smoking. Ex- Performs a leadership role in the organization skills, solid computer Med Lab Tech/Technologist tra large storage, inclosed carport. supervising of subordinate staff in 500 application skills, and demonstrated 1 - Full-time/Night Shift $600 mo. plus $750 sec. dep. providing daily care, supervision, Business ability to effectively lead in a 1 - Per Diem 541-404-7499. case management, and skill complex business environment. building activities for adolescent 300 The successful candidate will have 1 - Rad Tech - Per Diem GET YOUR BUSINESS 2 bedroom, 1 bath in Coos Bay, girls. 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CLASSIFIEDS WORK! time positions available ADVERTISING POLICY The Publisher, Southwestern Oregon Publishing Co., shall Let The World help you place Apply in person at not be liable for any error in published advertising unless your ad. 541-269-1222 2890 Ocean Blvd. Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 8-27-12 C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K C4C4•■TheTHE World WORLD, • Tuesday, Coos July16,2013 Bay, Ore. ■ Tuesday, July 16, 2013 Y K 601 Apartments 704 Musical Instruments 808 Pet Care cuit Court’s office notified of your APARTMENTS AVAILABLE Pet Cremation current address. (You may file No- This notice is being published in ac- Studio C.B. $395. Legals tice of Current Address, Florida su- cordance with the provisions of sec- Studio C.B. $425. 541-267-3131 preme Court Approved Family Law tion 62.425(1) of the Oregon Revised 1 bedroom C.B. $450 100 Form 12.915.) Future papers in this Statues. 1 bedroom C.B. $500. lawsuit will be mailed to the ad- Dated this 21st day of May 2013. C.B. 2 bedroom House $775. 809 Pet Supplies dress on record at the clerk’s of- Call for info. HAY FOR SALE in Myrtle Point IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE fice. Coos Grange Supply 541-297-4834 $3.00 in the field you pickup STATE OF OREGON 1085 South Second Street UNDER SECTION 63.089, FLORIDA Coos Bay, OR. 97420 Willett Investment Properties 541-290-2003 3.00 FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS STATUTES, FAILURE TO TIMELY Piano for Sale Case No. 13PB0111 FILE A WRITTEN RESPONSE TO PUBLISHED: The World: May 21, $200 OBO U-Haul THIS NOTICE AND THE PETITION June 18, July 16 and August 20, Call 541-297-7617 NOTICE TO INTERESTED WITH THE COURT AND TO AP- 2013. (ID-20231144) Automobiles PERSONS PEAR AT THIS HEARING CONSTI- TUTES GROUNDS UPON WHICH NOTICE TO THE COURT SHALL END ANY PA- Coos Bay, 2 bed. W/D hook up. In the Matter of the Estate of: INTERESTED PERSONS 707 Tools 900 RENTAL RIGHTS YOU MAY HAVE W/S pd. Your own garage. Quiet, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OR ASSERT REGARDING THE MI- clean. 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Convenient location, No miter with cabinet / drawers. Bandon Western World, representative at 15716 37th Avenue claims against the estate are hereby pets /smoking. $625. mo.+ $650 Published: The World- July 02, 09, 16 Dado, Molding blades, tools, Umpqua Post, The World link, NE, Lake Forest Park, WA 98155, required to present the same, with dep. 541-267-7486 and 23, 2013 (ID-20233870) books, extras. Works good. theworldlink.com and Smart within four months after the date of vouchers attached, to the undersigned 541-396-2620 $175.00 Mobiles. first publication of this notice, or the personal representative at: 221108 claims may be barred. NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY Bryson Brown Road, Kennewick, WA Better Ad - $15.00 OFCASH PAYMENTS 99337, within four months after the 710 Miscellaneous (includes a photo) All persons whose rights may be af- date of first publication of this notice, fected by the proceedings may obtain NOTICE IS HEARBY GIVEN, that or the claims may be barred. All per- 21” RCA w/remote control $19.00 6 lines - 2 week in The World, Bandon Western World, additional information from the records cash payments arising from distribu- sons whose rights may be affected by North Bend 1 bedroom close to Hoover Steam & Vac $29.00 both Umpqua Post, The World link, of the court, the personal representa- tions of the undersigned cooperative the proceedings may obtain additional shopping & schools. W/G incl. work good. 2 oil filled radiator type theworldlink.com and Smart tive, or the lawyers for the personal are available to the following persons, information from the records of the No pets/smoking. $495/$400 dep. heater $9.00 each. 541-888-2012 Mobile. representative: whose addresses are unknown: court, the personal representative, or 1189 Virginia #2 541-267-0125 or ALL AND ANY scrap metal wanted. AAZ Enterprises; AC Plumbing; Wilbur the attorney for the personal repre- 541-297-6752 Pretty fast, super friendly, almost free Best Ad - $25.00 Karen L. 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Ft. 2 carports, No smoking/ Smart Mobile. computers, printers & monitors, CB, Dated and first published on July 02, Duncan Campbell; Arlie Casey; Jack 221108 Bryson Brown Road pets. $900 + first/last. 1040 Com- NB, CQ. No charge. 541-294-9107 2013. Christian; Color Comotion; Robert M. Kennewick, WA 99337 mercial North Bend - 541-290-6989. /s/ Jack Robert Coke Colton; Howard Cottell; Julie Crane; 903 Boats Alan Crudgington; Charles E. Cun- Lawyer for Personal Representative Cozy 1 BR in safe, secure, quiet Jack Robert Coke ningham; Bill Daly; Mika Daly; Buck Toni DeFriez Skinner area near lakes. Has nice yard, BOAT FOR SALE. 1994 22’ Bayliner Personal Representative Daugherty; Ken L. Dazey; William F. OSB# 931059 laundry porch and storage shed. Cuddy Cab. Brand new galvanized Dee; John A./Carolyn Dooley; James 222 E Main Street Pet? $525 + $550 security dep. Recreation/ trailer. Excellent shape, everything in- PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: M. Dormer; John Dowdell; Frank Dur- Hermiston, OR 97838 Check it out at 425 N Main then cluded. $3500. Call 541-347-4809. Jack Robert Coke inger; M.H./G.S. Elissalde; Margaret (541) 567-3030 phone call. 297-4796. $525 Sports 725 15’ GREGOR BOAT for sale. with 15 15716 37th Avenue NE Erickson; Bobby G. Erwin Jr.; William (541) 564-2579 fax horse Honda electric start motor and Lake Forest Park, WA 98155 Finnegan; Leonard/Patti Fischer; [email protected] For Rent 3 bed, 2bath. Appliances 726 Biking trailer. $2400 OBO. 714-307-2603. Telephone: (206) 361-7637 Chet Fors; Kat Francia; Jerry V. Gat- included, W/D hook ups, Garage, 2 Landrider his & hers Bikes with hel- lin; W.A. Gault; Carolyn Gibson; Kerry PUBLISHED: The World - June 25, Large yard. $850 Mo. Pets w/ dep. mets. Like new. Have owners manual. LAWYER FOR PERSONAL REPRE- Gibson; Les Golbek; Dave/Jackie July 02, 09 & 16, 2013 (ID-20233295) 541-759-4950 or 541-315-8018 909 Misc. Auto Sold together. 888-2265. $250.00 SENTATIVE: Goodridge; Michael Graham; Gary M. Karen L. Costello, OSB #085391 Gray; Sharron Gray; Paul Haddock; “NeighborWorks Umpqua intends to For Rent:4 bed. 3 bath. $1250 mo. HONDA HONDA WORLDWORLDRLD P.O. Box 1178 729 Exercise Equipment Steve Hance; Christine Hansen; E.S. apply for USDA Rural Development 2600 sf. Appliances included, W/D Coos Bay, OR 97420 Hanson; Stuart/Cindy Harrison; Section 533 Housing Preservation hooks up. Garage, Large yard. Oak table and chairs $125 Telephone: (541) 269-1123 Hauser Trailer Village; Tom Grant funding, and Section 523 Self 541-759-4950 or 541-315-8018 541-756-5870 or 541-294-6008 Fax: (541) 269-1126 Heneghan; Kenneth W. Hofmann; Help Housing Rehabilitation Technical Email: [email protected] Laurence Hooker; Warren Hootman; LEASE WITH OPTION. NEW studio 2 Assistance Grant. For public Johnny L. Hughes; Mrs. Dean Hunter; story 900 sq ft., plus garage. Lake review/comment, please contact Ka- PUBLISHED: The World- July 02, 09 Bob/Deena Jackson; Mrs. Edward front / ocean view. Covered RV with $5,990$ 5,990 ran Reed, 541-673-4909. Statement of $5,990$5,990 and 16, 2013 (ID-20234049) Jalak; Pat/Gloria Jarrett; Leroy Jen- hook-ups. References 1155 13th St. activities will be available 2001 Chrysler P T Cruiser kins; Mark Jenkins; Rick/Debbie Port Orford. Call 208-263-9845 Market Place Auto, 1 Owner, Low Miles 7/16/2013-8/1/2013 at 605 SE Kane #B3353/218411 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Johns; Carl Kelly; Terry Kepl; Betty Street, Roseburg, OR 97470. Written 750 SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Killion; Grant/Terri Kister; Le Ella comments may be submitted to Neigh- 609 Rooms for Rent AND FOR VOLUSIA COUNTY, Lauhingoa; Leavitt & Davidson Build- borWorks Umpqua, attn: Karan Reed, 754 Garage Sales FLORIDA ers; James Levy; Ron B. Libner; at the above address, and must be re- North Bend: Room for rent Beth/Danny Long; James H. Mathew; ceived by 5:00 pm on 8/1/13.” Coquille: Moving Sale, 340 N. Fol- $400/month. Case: 2013 11743 FMDL Cathy McDonald; James McKee; Bon- som St. Monday- Friday,July 15- Utilities included, Washer/Dryer nie McMahon; Susan/John Merrell; PUBLISHED: The World- July 16, 19, 9-3pm. Electronics, computers, $11,990$ 11,990 and kitchen available. $11,990$ 11,990 IN RE: PENDING PETITION FOR Deloris Merrin; Wayne/Julie Merritt; 2013 (ID-20234751) riding lawn mower, washer/dryer, 1446 Sherman Ave. 541-808-0580 ‘03 Honda Accord LX ADOPTION Virginia Nagle; Harold/Christin Nick- camping supplies, lots of misc. 4 Door, 38K Miles, Auto, 1 Owner. C.J.G. erson; Larry/Marian Norton; Ocean items. Everything goes! #B3345/613411 Public Sale: Minnesota Storage DOB: January 19, 2000, Beauty Seafood; Ocean Blvd Devel- Lockers, LLc, 1147 Minnesota Av, 610 2-4-6 Plexes Minor Child. opment; Robert Oeleis; Eleanore IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN!! Oldden; Mike Olsen; Alice F. Osborne; Coos Bay Or, 97420 will sell at auc- North Bend: One level, 3 bdrm, tion for cash only at 10:00AM, July 27, The World’s Newspaper NOTICE OF ACTION FOR JOINT Sandra Otto; Rosemary Padgett; Par- 1 bath. W/D hookups. Close to 2013 at 1147 Minnesota Av, Coos PARKING LOT SALES PETITION FOR RELATIVE adise Lodge; K.S. Peterson; Port shopping & parks. $750/mo. + Bay, Or 97420: are back! Sell your stuff at our 1st ADOPTION AND TERMINATION OF Blakley Tree Farms; Doug Prince; deposits. Storage unit. New huge sale of the year on $5,990$ 5,,990 PARENTAL RIGHTS R.B.R. Land & Cattle; Rainbow carpet/paint. 415-459-2064. Ranch; Fred/Cynthia Raysser; Maxine A collection of abandoned properties. Saturday, July 27th. 2000 Honda C RV LX Sale is not subject to any redemption. Each space is $10 and your 4x4, 5 Speed, Clean TO: Joseph Dale Garvin, Approxi- Reed; Ralph Regnell; Palmer D. Rob- #217042/13164A mately 36 years of age, Male; LAST son; Michael J. Ross; Mary Ruther- 612 Townhouse/Condo fee will be donated to the PUBLISHED: The World - July 11 and American Cancer Society’s KNOWN ADDRESS: UNKNOWN; ford; Dennis Sager; Mikki Salsbury; Shirley L. Saries; Chris Sawyer; 16, 2013 (ID-20234385) BAYFRONT TOWNHOMES Relay For Life. Coos Bay, Coos County, Oregon. Now is the time to get rid of your YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a joint peti- Art/Lynn Schroeder; Don E. Schrunk; Wooded setting, fireplace, decks, stuff and help a great cause. tion for relative adoption and termina- Donna Semas; Robert C. Shaw; Jeff view of bay and bridge. Call Nicole Weeks at tion of parental rights of a Male minor DVM Sherman; Mike Sherriffs; Ruth GET YOUR BUSINESS 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths. 541-269-1222 ext. 283 child, Born January 19, 2000, in Short; David Shuman; Silver Moon Tamarac 541-759-4380 $14,990$ 14,,990 County of Kings, Hanford, California, Ranch; Angela/Harvey Smith; L.H. ADVERTISEMENT IN 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid Smith; Mike D. Smith; Leo Sobotka; 4 Door, Auto, Nav System, Low Miles. has been filed. THE BULLETIN 755 Market Basket #B3295/026797 Garth/Betty Staiger; Dr. Arthur Steele; You are required to serve a copy of Robert Stolz; Pearl Strandberg; BLUEBERRIES. You pick. your written response, if any, to Deslois Sutherland; Leonard T. BOARD TODAY!! Other Stuff $1.20 lb. Big Bend Berries, Petitioner’s attorney, Heidi Crimins, Sytsma; T.C. & Co.; Lee Walding; Roseburg. 541-673-8767 Esq., 620 East New York Ave, Suite Raymond Ward; Thomas E. Webb; 700 B, Deland, Florida 32724 on or before Olin E. Willard; Barbara A. Williams; $11,990$ 11,,990 8/05/13 and file the original with the James H. Wilson; Yard Maintenance 701 Furniture Volusia County Clerk of Circuit Court Plus; Harold Yost; John/Susie Yost. 1999 G MC Sierra Ext Cab 4x4 at PO Box 6043, Deland, Florida, SLE, 37K Miles, V8, Auto, PW & More. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that 7 ‘ Multi gray tone couch. Pets/Animals #B3328/501108 32721 before service on Petitioner or immediately thereafter. If you fail to these cash payments must be claimed Good condition $69. 800 do so, a default may be entered by contacting this cooperative before 541-888-2012 against you for the relief de- December 17, 2013. Failure to do CallCall Michelle Valerie at at 802 Cats manded in the petition. claim will result in forfeiture of such property to the cooperative. Provide 541-269-1222 541-269-1222 ext.Ext.269 293 the proper Social Security number. $9,990$ 9,,990 You must keep the Clerk of the Cir- 2007 Hyundai Accent 4-Door, 1 Owner, Low Miles of circumstances, something could enhance your know-how. #B3323B/117299 might transpire that will stimu- Today, however, your system late your ambitions.You’re likely might go awry. 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