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BY GAIL ELBER It’s also the largest gift the Keis- tered by the Oregon Community staff and auxiliary group, with a The World ers have made in the area, though Healthy future Foundation. The fund also has sup- few small foundation grants. many local groups and students See a preview of Bay Area Hospital’s ported Southern Coos Hospital and Applications for other grants are in COOS BAY — Bay Area Hospi- have benefited from their philan- new wing and new look today in Thrive. Bandon Community Health Center. the works. tal’s capital campaign to fund its thropy since 1999, when the first Inside The gift puts Bay Area Hospital Bay Area Hospital was built in soon-to-be-completed expansion course opened at Bandon Dunes. Community Foundation about 1974. The not-for-profit hospital has received $500,000 from Ban- Bauder said Wednesday that the tourists,he felt it was important that halfway to its goal of raising $2 mil- receives no property tax funds, and don Dunes Golf Resort owners gift affirms Mike Keiser’s recogni- they support that,”she said. lion to support the expansion, its $110 million annual operating Michael and Lindy Keiser. tion of the hospital’s importance not In acknowledgement of the gift, which includes an interventional budget is funded by its receipts and At a news conference this morn- only to the South Coast but also to Bauder said, the Keisers will get to cardiology facility, a wound care the Bay Area Hospital Community ing, Barbara Bauder, the hospital’s his own project. Bandon Dunes has name a facility yet to be determined clinic, inpatient dialysis and new Foundation. chief development officer, called it more than 500 employees and caters at the hospital. private patient rooms. Bauder said Reporter Gail Elber can be the largest gift ever made to the to tens of thousands of golfers each The Keisers made the gift other donations have come from reached at 541-269-1222, ext. 234, hospital. year. “With their staff and the through their family fund adminis- the hospital’s employees, medical or at [email protected]. Four-day school week — one year later Late crab season adds to job woes

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COOS BAY — Coos County lost 210 jobs in December, while Curry County lost 80, said the Oregon Employment Department on Wednes- day. In Coos County, seasonally expected reduc- tions in leisure and hospitality totaled 80 over the month, construction employment fell by 20 and mining and logging employment dropped by 60, mostly because of layoffs at Oregon Resources Corporation. The delayed opening of crab season caused a loss of 30 jobs in food manufacturing. In Coos County, since December 2011, private-sector employment decreased by 160 jobs. Sectors that gained jobs over the year were professional and business services, which gained 210 jobs, and educational and health services, which gained 130. Food manufacturing lost 160 jobs, and government lost 130, mostly at the local and tribal level. Coos County’s seasonally adjusted unem- ployment rate was 10.2 percent in December, By Lou Sennick, The World compared with 10.3 percent in November and Deb Larson works with one of her eighth-grade students, Mike Hanket, on his colonial newspaper project Wednesday in the Marshfield High School 10.8 percent a year ago. library.The class is researching historical figures in colonial America and creating small newspapers with what they find of the era. But the county’s declining population means that 25,104 county residents were employed — about 850 fewer than were employed a year ago. Curry County’s seasonally adjusted unem- ployment rate was 11.1 percent, down from 11.3 percent in November and 11.5 percent a year ago. Is it working? In December, 7,799 Curry County residents SEE JOBS | A10

I District will weigh gripes, on Fridays while she and her husband misunderstood one. work. The district initially had considered a gains of 4-day week But she acknowledged that her four-day school week in 2009 as a cost- arrangement is exceptional. “For many, saving measure under then-Superin- N. Korea warns it wasn’t viable.” tendent Bob De La Vergne. BY THOMAS MORIARTY Monday’s work session will provide But Sanders said what brought the of more nuclear The World board members with their first opportu- idea back into the limelight was Millico- nity to formally discuss the potential ma intermediate school and Madison COOS BAY — The Coos Bay School calendar changes proposed by Superin- Elementary School’s struggle to perform tests, launches Board will consider this coming week tendent Dawn Granger at the board’s on assessments. Building in specific whether it made the right move by mov- Jan. 14 meeting. professional development time on Fri- Granger, who was hired a month after days was intended to improve those BY HYUNG-JIN KIM ing to a four-day school week. The Associated Press The school board’s reasons for the the decision to switch to the reduced scores. Officials say it worked. move range from cost-cutting measures week was made, said that it’s important “In both those cases, schools did bet- SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea’s top to more professional development time to remember that nothing has changed ter,” Sanders said, adding that success governing body warned today that the regime for teachers, but some parents are in terms of scheduled class time hours. gave credence to the four-day schedule. will conduct its third nuclear test in defiance of uncertain of the four-day week’s value a “We’ve always had the same amount of Sanders said the downside teachers U.N. punishment, and made clear that its long- year in. instructional time, except at the high have encountered with the condensed range rockets are designed to carry not only Theresa Muday has sons in both school,”Granger said. week are cuts to preparation time and satellites but also warheads aimed at striking fourth- and seventh-grade. What did change was the time frame helping students with work outside of the United States. Muday said she appreciates the intent for those class hours. class periods. The National Defense Commission, headed of creating more time for teachers to The current schedule consists of 152 “A lot of teachers spent 60 to 70 by the country’s young leader, Kim Jong Un, improve their instructional skills, but instruction 0al school days on a four- hours a week (with instruction and denounced Tuesday’s U.N. Security Council has trouble seeing the results on her day schedule. Fourteen days a year — preparation),”Sanders said. resolution condemning North Korea’s long- end. about one Friday a month — are set aside Sanders said that although the high range rocket launch in December as a banned “As a parent, it’s hard for me to meas- as Professional Learning Committee school has added time to its class time, missile activity and expanding sanctions ure.” days, during which teachers are expect- the addition of an advisory period against the regime. The commission reaffirmed Her kids did enjoy the day off from ed to collaborate with their colleagues to negates much of the advantage. in its declaration that the launch was a peaceful school, however — an impact on family strategize, analyze assessment data and And the teachers aren’t supposed to bid to send a satellite into space, but also clear- schedules that hasn’t gone unnoticed. plan student interventions. be using more than a sliver of their pro- ly indicated the country’s rocket launches have “Of the families I know that like it, Marshfield teacher and Coos Bay fessional development hours for class a military purpose: to strike and attack the they all have a parent that’s home on Fri- Education Association President Lynda prep time. “We bargained an hour and a United States. days,”Muday said. Sanders said the decision to move to a While experts say North Korea doesn’t have Her mother takes care of her children four-day week is a complicated and SEE SCHOOLS | A10 SEE NUCLEAR | A10

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Thursday, January24,2013 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Special delivery Vendor issue drives reader’s curiosity Q: What the devil is a “Twitter truck”? A: The topic of Twitter trucks arose at a recent Coos I Want to Know Bay City Council meeting By Melissa Hart where the council discussed whether to allow vendors Have a question for I Want To conduct business in down- Know? Contact Melissa Hart at town Coos Bay. [email protected] or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, OR, 97420; Popular in larger cities, or call 541-269-1222, ext. 242. these are trucks that serve food but have no permanent the day. location. Drivers use Twitter In addition to Twitter, to send “tweets” telling there are specific apps for cutomers where they are smartphones that tell people currently located. Cus- where they can find their By Alysha Beck, The World tomers can “follow” a par- favorite food truck. Ron Kuykendall delivers the mail along Libby Lane on Wednesday in his blue 1974 Dodge Dart,which he bought for $600.Kuykendall has been ticular food truck on Twitter At this time, Coos Bay the rural mail carrier around Coos Bay for the past four years. in order to receive updates does not have any known y on their location throughout Twitter trucks. F Feelliinnee FFrriieennddlly YS! Myrtle Point woman wins fair theme contest IDA The Coos County Fair opportunities. able. Anyone interested in FR We celebrate our Feline Board has selected the theme Anyone interested in par- helping plan, coordinate and “Barn in the USA” submitted ticipating can contact the implement the County Fair, Furry Friends on Fridays... by Cindy Peterson of Myrtle Fair office at 541-396-2200 can apply for the following Point. or [email protected] volunteer positions: arts- The Board has started with their area of interest fine arts superintendent, Bring in more than one feline and get preparations and entertain- and contact information. applied arts and crafts 16% OFF the second or more feline exams! ment selections for the 2013 Fair dates are July 23-27. superintendent, needle arts Coos County Fair & Rodeo Coos County Fair superintendent, and fair and are looking for stage acts queen committee. and strolling entertainment, seeks volunteers For more information, call commercial vendors, general The Coos County Fair the fair office at 541-572-2002 S CAN ME! or volunteers and school groups Board has a number of vol- or 541-396-2200 or email at interested in fundraising unteer opportunities avail- [email protected]. 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Jan. 22, 8:49 a.m., snap on charger and flashlight • Crumbling the pellets “quick starts” the absorbing Jan. 22, 2:30 p.m., burglary to storage facility, 50300 stolen from vehicle, but left someone else’s prop- and deodorizing process resulting in cleaner and block of U.S. Highway 101. drier stalls - which improves health and well being. erty behind, 1600 block of Lincoln Street. Introduc • Solid waste is easily picked out and removed. tory Jan. 22, 2:54 p.m., theft of front and rear Utah Jan. 22, 10:23 a.m., cash and change stolen from Special license plates from vehicle, 63000 block of U.S. • Less bedding is needed. $ 99 vehicle inside garage, but left a Mill Casino gaming • There is less total material to dispose of. 3 /bag Highway 101. card belonging to someone else at the residence, • Time labor and material costs are cut dramatically. Jan. 22, 4:10 p.m., burglary to a residence, 66100 2600 block of Sherman Avenue. Depending on stall size, 3 to 4 bags of crumbled block of East Bay Drive. Jan. 22, 10:56 a.m., someone entered unlocked vehi- pellets per stall will normally last up to one month. Jan. 22, 10:21 p.m., unauthorized use of a motor cle and took insurance and registration paperwork, A weekly addition of one bag will prolong and extend 2400 block of Pine Street. the need for stripping the stall vehicle, Wallace Road. Jan. 22, 11:00 a.m., unlawful entry into motor vehi- COOS BAY cle with work ID card stolen, 700 block of Delaware Avenue. Jan. 22, 11:02 a.m., woman arrested for criminal trespass and a probation violation, 500 Central Jan. 22, 11:27 a.m., reported a bullet hole through Avenue. their sign, 2000 block of Connecticut Avenue. Jan. 22, 5:37 p.m., had some belongings stolen from Jan. 22, 11:50 a.m., theft from residence, 1300 block 3133 Broadway, North Bend • 541.756.2051 her vehicle, but had some recovered from another of H Street. scene earlier in the day, 1600 block of Lincoln Mon. - Fri. 8am-6pm; Sat. 8:30am - 5pm; Sun. 10am - 4pm Jan. 22, 2:18 p.m., burglary, 300 block of North Was- Street.

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a Young archers sharpen their skills Bite of Bandon is Saturday Coquille theater group seeks members C S Winter Book Sale this weekend Live Music Halfway Tavern, 59576 Halfway Tremont, The Koz, 9 p.m., Friday, FRIDAY MYRTLE POINT — If your tunities for local winners up to Rd, Coos Bay: Forgotten Country, Jan. 25 and Saturday, Jan. 26. idea of a fun pastime is read- $4,000. Zonta is an 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., every Friday. Orcoast Annex, 787 Newmark “I Wanna Be A Star” Variety BAY AREA ing a good book on a cold win- International Service High Tide Cafe, 91124 Cape Arago Ave., Coos Bay: Open mic 6-9 Show 7 p.m., Sprague Com- ter night, Myrtle Point Public REPORTS Organization of executive and Highway, Charleston: Bill Bar- p.m., every Friday. munity Theater, 1202 11th Library has a deal for you at professional men and women tels, 12-3 p.m. and 6-8 p.m., Portside, 63383 Kingfisher Road, St. SW, Bandon. Admission their winter book sale. The working together to advance is $5. 541-347-2517 Every Friday and Saturday, and Charleston: David Aakre, 6 p.m., biannual sale offers used cards, copies of earlier calen- the status of women world- 12-3 p.m. Sunday. every Friday and Saturday. books and various other dars and Saturday, Ed’s Better wide. Lloyd’s Old Town Tavern, 219 Sec- SATURDAY items, usually less than $1, to Books. All applications must meet Pyramid Club, Old City Hall build- ond St. SE, Bandon: South Coast help raise money to improve The Myrtle Point Public the individual application ing, Coos Bay upstairs: Jam ses- Pancake Breakfast 8-11 Singles Karaoke, 8 p.m., every a.m., Masonic Lodge, 626 and expand the current public requirements and be post- sion, 7:05 p.m., every Tuesday. Library Foundation used book Thursday; Celtic jam, 6:30-8:30 Winchester Ave., Reed- library. The three-day-sale marked by the appropriate Shark Bites, 240 S. Broadway, sales help raise money to p.m., second and fourth Friday. sport. Adults, $6 children, begins at noon and continu- improve and expand the deadlines of March 1 and April Coos Bay: Irish sessions, 7 p.m., $3. Proceeds benefit Reed- ues until 4 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25 library. Volunteers are needed 1 as listed on the form. The Mill Casino-Hotel, 3201 first and third Monday. sport Community Charter at the OSU Extension to help set up the sale at 9 a.m. Applications must be returned School. Building, 631 Alder St. in Friday and to pack it up after 3 to Zonta Club of Coos Bay, PO Christian Women’s Retreat 9 Myrtle Point; the sale contin- p.m. Sunday. Box 245, North Bend, OR a.m.- 3 p.m., Holy ues at 10 a.m.-3 p.m., 97459. Outdoors See GO! Saturday Redeemer Catholic Church, Saturday and 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Zonta offers $10,500 in Applications are available in 2250 16th St., North Bend. and Sunday — the “buck a scholarships all Coos County Libraries, as Four sessions to choose bag” day. Buyers are encour- The Zonta Club of the Coos well as Southwestern Oregon from. Registration begins aged to bring their own bags Bay Area is currently taking Community College and at 8:30 a.m. and refresh- for carrying home as many applications for eight local www.zontacoosbay.org. ments are provided. Free books as possible. Also fea- scholarships. Amounts range For questions, email Lora will offering. Preregister by tured is the 2013 “Old Barns of from $1000 to $1,500 and two Nay, at [email protected] CONTACT THE NEW SPAPER calling 541-756-0633. Coos County” calendars, note have additional grant oppor- or call 541-294-0157. CornerofFourth Street& CommercialAvenue,CoosBay Myrtle Point Public Library P.O.Box18 4 0 ,CoosBay,OR 97420 Winter Book Sale 10 a.m.-3 541-269-1222 or800-437-6397 p.m., OSU Extension Build- Meetings © 2012 Southwestern Oregon Publishing Co. ing, 631 Alder St., Myrtle News department Point. TODAY Editor Clark Walworth x 251 clark.w a lw o r th @ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Localnew s Ryan Haas x 239new s@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m South Slough 101 Volunteer Coos Soil & Water Conservation Sports John Gunther x 241 sports@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Training 10 a.m.-3 p.m., District — 7 p.m., small confer- Community events Beth Burback x 224 events@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m South Slough Interpretive ence room, Coos County Obituaries Am anda Johnson x 233 obits@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Center, 61907 Seven Devils Annex/Owen Building, 201 N. Photo Lou Sennick x 264 tw p h oto @ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Road, Charleston. Prereq- Advertising uisite for volunteer train- Adams St., Coquille; regular ing. Bring lunch. Limited meeting. Advertising sales m anager Adeline Fish e r x 278 adeline.fish e r@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Classifie d a d s 541-267-6278 th ew o rld class@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m space. 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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Ryan Haas, City Editor Opinion Clark Walworth, Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Governor for hire? Not a good idea

Last week’s ruling that Gov. time in office. Considering the myriad health problems. In that approach. But even if it’s not ille- John Kitzhaber can accept fees for muddiness of last week’s Ethics sense, CCOs could furnish a real- gal, such secrecy can be counter- delivering health policy speeches Commission ruling, that’s a prac- OREGON world database in which productive. struck us as a curious piece of tice Kitzhaber should continue researchers will be able to further Higher education is front and work. during the rest of his time as gov- VIEWS align prevention efforts with center in the public consciousness, In its unanimous advisory opin- ernor. chronic disease rates and therapy with citizens vitally interested on a ion, the Oregon Government Ethics — Albany Democrat-Herald costs. Oregon Views presents edited personal as well as taxpayer level. Commission said Kitzhaber can — The Oregonian New health organizations excerpts of newspaper editorials The recession has changed the earn outside income as long as he Analyze higher education does it on his own time, doesn’t use can help fight obesity from around the state.To see the conversation about student debt at state resources and isn’t getting the The discovery was startling if complete text of the editorials, go to in the full light of day the same time that jobs require more education. As taxpayers, we opportunity solely because of his not definitive: High fructose corn theworldlink.com. Oregon’s universities are strug- position as governor. syrup consumed at high dosages gling with a three-pronged prob- confront a vast array of demands If the idea was to blur the line was found to mislead a person into lem: State financial support has for state resources. between what’s proper and what’s feeling he or she was not quite full, John Purnell, an endocrinolo- been falling, rising tuition is caus- We think understanding is not, then mission accomplished. inviting further indulgence of the gist at Oregon Health & Science ing unsupportable student debt, enhanced by more information, Considering that health care kind associated with supersized University with a research interest and the governor’s 40-40-20 plan not less. Clearly and fully laying reform has been one of the hall- sodas and, eventually, supersized in nutrition, made this comment demands that more students earn out the choices OUS is facing can marks of Kitzhaber’s third term as waistlines. about the study’s findngs: degrees. help taxpayers and voters be real- governor, it’s hard to see how any- The finding, published in the “If all you say you need to do is Seeking solutions, the Oregon istic about the choices that must one can possibly make a determi- Journal of the American Medical eat less, it’s not enough. ... Weight University System is doing some be made. nation that a speaking opportunity Association, re-energized the is not always will power but com- hypothetical analysis of possible The hypothetical scenarios pre- isn’t coming his way “solely debate about the roots of obesity. plex physiology.” financial approaches, according to because of his position as gover- That’s especially timely as Ore- CCO providers can, by tracking a report in The Register-Guard pared for the education board like- nor.” gon launches coordinated care the weight and nutrition habits of newspaper in Eugene. Unfortu- ly give context and meaning to A Kitzhaber spokesman said last organizations (CCOs) to treat folks every patient who walks through nately, they’re doing it in secret. otherwise confusing calculations. week that the governor routinely under the Oregon Health Plan. the door, correlate those profiles OUS staff attorney Ryan Hage- The public debate will be smarter if gets offers to deliver paid speeches CCOs must play a key role in fight- with the outcomes of therapies mann told the newspaper that we get to see them. but hasn’t accepted any during his ing the obesity epidemic. and remedies they prescribe for state law allows the secret — The (Bend) Bulletin Today’s special: Cacophony with a side of the flu “Hi, I’m Stacy, and I’ll be your server. Can I get you something to drink while you look at the menu?” she yelled over the high-decibel music. Over Stacy’s shoul- der I could see seven large-screen TVs, each showing a different sports event — football, basketball, soccer, skiing, snow- boarding, hockey and pingpong. Many more were scattered around the restau- rant out of my line of sight. It’s odd, but when we eat at home, I can’t tell you how often we turn on the television and the radio at the same time, or how often we turn up the music volume to 11. Oh, wait, I can tell you. Never. It was hard to hear Screamin’ Stacy over the music, but I think she explained that the Drink o’ the Day was a choco- JIM late milkshake made MULLEN with double shots of brandy and tequila. Public Forum Humorist Drink three, and the fourth one’s on the house. That sounded a little heavy for lunch, so we stuck with diet sodas. Nation’s founders I’m sure the founding fathers make it possible to help those in While Stacy was fetching our drinks, would be proud of President need. Obama for trying to take Ameri- Kudos Thank you to Coquille Tribal we scanned the menus. I suddenly would be pleased remembered reading that the filthiest ca into the future as a leader in Community Fund, one of our Shame on Diana West for clean energy,using a sound mind main contributors. Thanks also things in most restaurants aren’t the being so disrespectful to our bathrooms, but the menus. Unlike the instead of an AK-47, and pro- public, and 2) declare they will to some of those who have been president. I for one would be moting liberty and justice (final- so generous this past year: bathrooms, the menus never get cleaned. appalled to think our society has not enforce a law they do not Mine was a little sticky and smelled ly) for all. agree with. Law-abiding people Charleston Fire Department, regressed to the point of Velma J. Nichols-Rinehart vaguely of popcorn shrimp. Maybe do not get to choose which laws Charleston Community installing armed guerrillas in our Bandon Enhancement Corp, Coos Bay restaurants should put a bottle of Purell in they will obey. schools. To teach our children Postal Carriers, Charleston the condiment tray along with the Sincerely hoping good sense that guns are OK and the bigger Dairy Queen, Coastal Paper, ketchup and hot sauce. Which brings up will prevail, and more deadly the better! Bravo to sheriff Coos Head Garden Club, Coos another question: How many people have If all our children were Joanne C. Bailey handled that hot sauce bottle today, in the Bay Dollar Tree, Cheryl Davis, instructed in the ways of peace for sensible view Bandon Davey Jones’ Locker, Bay Area middle of flu season? and tolerance, there would cer- The giant televisions were starting to Thank goodness for the voice Hospital Community Fund, tainly be less violence in our Donors help feed annoy me — not simply because they were of reason from Coos County Encore Computers, North Bend world. If empathy and the gold- on, but because of the lack of variety. Why Sheriff Craig Zanni, concerning Dollar Tree, North Bend Safe- en rule was the norm, how much Charleston folk wasn’t “The Voice” on any of the TVs? Or the gun control issue. We are way, Minette and David The volunteers of the “The View”? Or “NCIS” or “Dr. Phil,” or more healthy would our chil- lucky to have a sheriff who actu- Williams, The General Store, “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo” or a thou- dren's minds and hearts be? ally reads the president’s pro- Charleston Food Bank have been The Retired Teachers, Vend sand other shows? Why was it all sports? The NRA gets tremendous posals before buying into the able to serve so many communi- West, Walgreens and the Ford “Because you don’t need the sound to amounts of money on their arms knee-jerk panic promoted by the ty families in need this year. Family Foundation Holiday Giv- watch sports,”Sue said. race and buys off plenty of NRA. Thanks to the many individ- ing Program. “You don’t need it to watch Dr. Phil, politicians whose only love is It seems counterproductive uals and businesses in the area. Gerald Green either,”I said. “You know he’s going to say money and power. Our Consti- for individuals in law enforce- With rising food prices, gas President, Pacific Fisheries to every guest, ‘How’s that working out tution is over 200 years old. We ment to: 1) encourage bigger and prices and so many people look- Enhancement Corp. for you?’ But why do they have TVs at all? were not dependent on oil then. better weapons in the general ing for work, these donations Charleston We came to eat lunch, not watch highlights of last Saturday’s football games.” “Most of the time you have to wait in Invoking the past for the present and future line to get into this place,” Sue said. “It must be doing something right.” With a bow to the past, an arc America’s “task path and, at the same time, The Obama version is an amal- You can’t argue with success, but is toward the future and a steady eye to carry on what secure national unity. gam of the two timeless remarks, this how people decide where to eat now? on his place in history, Barack these pioneers Inauguration days are occa- updated for our own time: By how many televisions the place has? Obama opened his second term began,” Obama sions for high hopes and high “Let each of us now embrace, And if televisions are the deciding factor, with a call to make the struggles of identified these rhetoric, and unity on Capitol with solemn duty and awesome wouldn’t people want to watch some- the middle class, the immigrant, onetime rebels Hill might be a barrier too high joy, what is our lasting thing specific? What if the customer the striving and the vulnerable the with the insur- even for days like this one. birthright. With common effort said, “I’ll give you a bigger tip if you put American cause in the second rectionists who The American political class and common purpose, with pas- on ‘American Pickers.’” Would that decade of the 21st century. began the has done almost nothing together sion and dedication, let us attract more customers or drive them No modern inaugural address American DAVID in the Obama years without titan- answer the call of history, and away? ever was as punctuated with sub- experiment — SHRIBMAN ic struggle, and sometimes, carry into an uncertain future Actually, there’s a good chance that the tle references to the American and perhaps not including the landmark Obama that precious light of freedom.” American pickers owned the place we were canon as this one, with repeated with their Columnist overhaul of the health care sys- All this may on the surface in. Everything on the wall looked as if it references to the preamble of the rebellious heirs tem, without any Republican seem at odds with the notion came out of one of those old barns full of Constitution and with carefully on Capitol Hill who hold the votes whatsoever. Even so, the that while only 43 men have junk they find in dirt-road country. There shrouded allusions to Thomas Obama presidency and the president seemed to be saying, the served as chief executive, every was an old Schwinn bike and a tin sign for Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Obama proposals hostage. nation must move forward,some- president is an American origi- Moxie hanging between two of the TV sets, John F. Kennedy. Overall, the Obama speech set times accepting small progress nal. But for a president who is and every other square inch of wall space But equally prominent in his forth the president’s vision of an when perfection is unattainable. decidedly not like the others, it was covered in memorabilia from the 1950s remarks were references to the America that preserves the social Obama drew heavily on Lin- may be especially important to and ’60s reminding people of a simpler men and women who expanded insurance programs of his pro- coln, speaking of a “government seem and sound like his prede- time, a time before they put TV sets in the American electorate, broad- gressive forebears, Franklin of, and by, and for the people” cessors, particularly like those restaurants. ened American culture and Delano Roosevelt and Lyndon (Gettysburg Address, 1863). whose soaring rhetoric made the Two guys were sitting at the bar drink- enriched the mainstream of Baines Johnson, even as it attacks Kennedy and Lincoln served American heart swell. ing the brandy/tequila milkshakes and American life. the federal budget deficit and precisely a century apart, and it At base, Obama may indeed ignoring all the entertainment around No president who preceded seeks comity in the Capitol, was to those two presidents be like other presidents. He them. They were intently watching Obama would have placed in the where ferocious fights over Obama turned for his trumpet wants to be remembered, and something on their smartphones. I same sentence the struggles of spending marred the president’s call at the conclusion of his quoted, generations from now. If passed them on my way to try to wash Seneca Falls, where an 1848 con- first term. address. Kennedy had said in he is, it may well be because of some of the deadly menu viruses off my vention began the women’s Throughout the Obama vision 1961 that “the devotion which we his belief in “that precious light hands. movement; the confrontation at are the sometimes irreconcilable bring to this endeavor will light of freedom” — his phrase, com- One guy was playing “Words With Selma, whose bridge in 1965 values of unity and diversity — our country and all who serve it pletely — that has illuminated Friends”; the other was scoping out his became a bloody symbol of the values encapsulated, and recon- — and the glow from that fire can the American way, in our past Facebook wall. Now that almost everyone civil rights movement; and the ciled, in the phrase on the front truly light the world.” Lincoln and in our own time. has a little TV with a thousand channels in 1969 Stonewall riot that became a of the U.S. Great Seal: E pluribus ended his second inaugural in David M. Shribman is execu- their pocket, do we even still need the big symbol for the fight for gay rights. unum. For Obama used his 1865 by pleading, “Let us strive tive editor of the Post-Gazette ones? And by saying that it was remarks to set out a national on to finish the work we are in.” [email protected]. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Thursday, January24,2013 • The World • A5 Y K State Unmarried High school explosions Kidnapped 5-year-old couple doesn’t boy found unharmed see eye to eye BY STEVEN DUBOIS gering a statewide Amber The Associated Press Alert that included photos of on living Depriest, the glasses-wear- PORTLAND — A 5-year- ing boy and the stolen together old boy from the Columbia Chevrolet Cavalier they were River city of The Dalles was traveling in. DEAR ABBY: I am a found unharmed Wednesday “It was the car of a neigh- woman in my early 20s and in a few hours after he was kid- bor who was running it in the my first serious relationship. napped by a man who driveway to clear the win- I adore “Paul.” We have a assaulted his parents with a dows of frost,” Goodman wonderful, respectful rela- hammer, police said. said. tionship. One day I hope we'll Officers found Brian L. Detectives immediately be married. Depriest, 36, and the child, started calling Depriest’s rel- I feel Skylar Meldin Coulcer- atives, many of whom live in strongly DEAR Jarding, in the small town of Dufur, and one of them that we Dufur, 15 miles south of The directed police to a family ABBY should not Dalles, said Capt. Ed member’s home, where live togeth- Goodman of the Dalles Depriest was arrested with- er before we Police Department. out incident. are married. The child’s parents, Josh He was booked into the He dis- The Associated Press Bus drivers and other staff members wait outside buildings at Ferris High School, Wednesday in Jarding and Kathryn Riter, Northern Oregon Regional agrees. He Spokane, Wash. Two plastic pop bottles filled with unknown chemicals exploded inside Spokane’s both 30, were taken to Mid- Correctional Facility on feels cou- Columbia Medical Center in charges of assault, kidnap- ples need to Ferris High School on Wednesday morning,prompting officials to evacuate the school.There was one minor injury. The Dalles with serious ping, menacing, unautho- know each injuries. Both have been rized use of a vehicle, custo- JEANNE other’s released. dial interference and con- habits fully PHILLIPS Depriest is Riter’s ex- tempt of court. Bail was set before they boyfriend and a restraining at $890,000. make a life- Too big for its new home, order was in effect at the Depriest worked at long commitment. time of the attack, Goodman Precision Lumber Co. in The I understand the financial said. He did not know when Dalles for the past three years and emotional convenience the pair dated. and was a “great employee,” of sharing a home with your debris chunk to be trimmed The assault and kidnap- manager Matt McCall said. loved one. However, I believe ping occurred shortly before “This has been quite a that marriage changes a liv- NEWPORT (AP) — If it unlawfultakingofaprotected 6 a.m. Wednesday on the shock,” he added. “It’s a ing dynamic whether you west side of The Dalles, trig- tough one for us.” have lived together or not. doesnotfit,youmusttrimit. species. That’s what Oregon STATE Conflicts that arise post- SellwoodBridge marriage can be faced with a authorities learned to their DIGEST Oregon state government greater sense of resolve, chagrinastheytriedtomovea reopensaftershift knowing that a formal com- huge section of Japanese Orange County on PORTLAND (AP) — mitment has been made. tsunami debris to a marine Wednesday and is being held Portland commuters can employment numbers down on$5millionbail. Abby, what’s your take on science center in Newport on again drive over the Sellwood Clarkisaccusedofrenting this? Should couples live Wednesday. Bridge. SALEM (AP) — In a But during the recession, a room in 36-year-old together before marriage? I A 105,000-pound chunk KATU reports it reopened delayed reaction from the demand for state services Kathleen Witkowski’s apart- Great Recession, employ- rose in such areas as unem- don’t want to be stubborn of the boxcar-sized concrete Wednesday, a day ahead of ment while he was out on bail ment numbers in Oregon ployment benefits, social and say I’ll never live with dock that floated across the schedule, after a week-long for a federal bank robbery in state government fell last services and education, and anyone before getting mar- Pacific to reach an Oregon closureforamove. beach last summer was to be early1990. year. state government numbers ried, because I know it’s a The entire 1,100-foot part of an interactive display Heallegedlystabbedherto Including higher educa- were bolstered for a time by very common thing to do. span was slowly shifted 66 at the Hatfield Marine death with a knife on Nov.18, tion, where hiring has been federal stimulus dollars. What can I say to Paul and feet to make room for a new Science Center. The display and her body was discovered strong, state government “The stimulus impacts friends who disagree with me bridge over the Willamette highlights tsunami dangers fivedayslater. shed 500 jobs in 2012, have sort of worked them- to defend my “old-fash- River. ioned” logic? — TRADI- and honors those who died in Clark has two previous according to statistics from selves out,” Beleiciks said. “It the March 2011 disaster in strike convictions for rob- The new bridge should the state Employment wouldn’t be a surprise to me TIONALIST IN CHICAGO openintwoyears. DEAR TRADITIONALIST: Japan. beriesin1975and1990. Department. to see state government los- I don’t think you should The Oregonian reports He was linked to the crime 49-year-oldprison But because employment ing jobs now.” scene by DNA that was sub- in the universities has been Not counting higher edu- argue with them on the sub- that a company hired to move inmatediesinhospital ject at all. Just say that the dock section asked high- mitted for analysis in 2011, strong, the state payroll is cation numbers, state gov- although many couples live way officials to close a nearby and matched against state SALEM (AP) — Oregon still about 1,800 larger than ernment employment grew together today without mar- bridge while the giant load andnationaldatabases. Corrections Department four years previously. during the recession, held crossed. Before that could officials say a 49-year-old In all, the state employed flat in 2010 and declined in riage, YOU aren’t comfort- Teencitedforkilling able with it. You are not the happen, those involved real- inmate at a state prison in nearly 82,000 people at the 2011 and 2012. only person who feels this ized that the chunk was not hawkinS.Oregon central Oregon has died end of last year — nearly An example of the diver- way. Many people with onlytoobigtofititsnewhome KLAMATH FALLS (AP) — unexpectedlyinahospital. 34,000 in the university sys- gent trends: In 2011, the state strong religious convictions butacranewouldn’tbeableto An Oregon State Police Agency spokeswoman Liz tem and nearly 48,000 in the added 500 jobs net, with the feel the way you do about it. reachthesitetoputitinplace. wildlife trooper has cited a CraigsaidWednesdaythatan rest of government, includ- universities up 1,100 and the Oregon State Police investi- ing about 12,000 home care other agencies down 600. In my opinion, this is some- Manaccusedin1990 16-year-old boy for killing a thing that couples should protected red-tailed hawk gation determined the death workers, said Nick Beleiciks, The statistics were not work out between them- murderextradited near Klamath Falls in south- of John Derrick Stafford was a state employment econo- adjusted to account for sea- selves. PORTLAND(AP)—Police ernOregon. notrelatedtoacrime. mist. sonal differences. DEAR ABBY: My next- say an Oregon man has been Police say the trooper An inmate at the Deer The strength in state gov- The Employment door neighbor “Rod” and I extradited to California to responded Sunday to a Ridge Correctional ernment payrolls through Department numbers show work at the same place, about face charges he allegedly landowner’s report that two Institution in Madras, the recession is in contrast to local government employ- 10 miles from our homes. He stabbed a woman to death in juvenileshadbeeninvolvedin Stafford was taken to an area the private sector and local ment numbers continuing to has a medical condition that her Southern California shooting a hawk on his prop- hospital on Monday with governments, which started shrink, while the private sec- prevents him from driving. apartmentin1990. erty and then tried to run off. unspecified medical issues shedding jobs in 2008 and tor has been growing slowly, Until recently, he took the Prosecutors say 74-year- The trooper found the dead and died Monday afternoon. 2009, the Salem Statesman at the end of 2012, rising just bus, but that route was old Charles Lee Clark of bird and contacted the juve- No cause of death was Journal reported Wednesday. above its 2004 level. stopped, so he now relies on Beavercreek returned to niles, citing one of them for released. his wife for transportation every day. She works and also Bomb-plot defense attorney takes care of their three kids. Last summer, I drove Rod Obituary questions FBI report’s accuracy for a while, but he was a ter- Frederick C. Belcher industry, retiring from the Gulstrom of Albany, Ore., PORTLAND (AP) — A 2010 meeting, but the bat- rible carpool companion. He May 24, 1923 - Jan. 20, 2013 Westbrook Mill in the 80,s. and Aaron Gallino of defense attorney for an tery in his recording device was perpetually late, and I’d Fred and Myrtle always grew Winston, Ore.; 14 great- Oregon terrorism suspect failed. That left only a writ- No public services will be have to wait for him in the a large garden and had apple, grandchildren, Haley, Trebor tried to draw into question ten summary by the agent’s held at this time for morning and after work. He cherry and pear trees that Lee, Riley, Aurora, Spencer, the accuracy and selective- FBI handler, Elvis Chan. Frederick C. Belcher, 89, of would brag nonstop about were enjoyed by the entire Saige, Donnie, Brynn, Sligh, ness of the written records Mohamud is accused of North Bend. A private burial how good he is at his job, and family. He loved hunting, Scout, Bailey, Alaney, Austin made by an FBI agent who trying to detonate a bomb at will be held then want to stand around in fishing and mowing the lawn and Kendall; and numerous headed up the undercover a Portland Christmas tree- at Norway our driveway chatting with his John Deere tractor. nieces and nephews. He was operation that led to her lighting ceremony in Cemetery instead of just going inside. He was always entertaining preceded in death by his par- client’s arrest. November 2010. where he He never offered to pay for his family with original ents, William “Red” Belcher The records are crucial to During his trial will be laid gas or compensate me in any rhymes and songs and made and Madeline Davis; wife, establishing the initial face- Wednesday, defense attor- to rest next way, and seemed unable to the best “cowboy breakfast.” Myrtle Belcher; sister, Marie to-face contact between the ney Lisa Hay questioned why to his find other arrangements He was a wonderful son, Shields; and nephew,Freddie suspect, Mohamed Chan chose not to record the beloved wife when I had to work late or run brother, husband, father, Shields. Mohamud, and an under- agent telling Mohamud that Myrtle. A errands after work, which grandfather, great-grandfa- Arrangements are under cover agent posing as a jiha- he was in competition with family made me feel trapped in his ther and uncle. the care of Coos Bay Chapel, di. five other men to help carry memorial Frederick schedule. I finally got tired of Fred is survived by his sis- 541-267-3131. The FBI says the agent out the purported al-Qaida will be held Belcher the hassle and made an ter, Leona Jemmett of Castle Friends and family are attempted to tape-record the plot. excuse to stop driving him. at a later Rock, Wash.; three daugh- encouraged to sign the guest- There is no real reason I date. ters, Margaret and Steve book at www.coosbayfh.com can’t take him now except Frederick “Fred” Charles Maenaka of Phoenix, Ariz., and www.theworldlink.com. that he was such a pain in the Belcher was born on May 24, Susan Patterson of Albany, you-know-what that I don’t 1923, in Pe Ell, Wash., to Ore., and Patty and Tim want to. But I feel guilty William “Red” Belcher and Evernden of Coquille, Ore.; Death Notices when I see his wife loading up Madeline Lucille Birar’d six grandchildren, Angie Hay all their kids to make the Belcher. He passed away Jan. of Albany, Ore., Christy Sonny E. Cain — 71, of drive. 20, 2013, in Coos Bay. Gallino Wright of Coquille, Coos Bay, died Jan. 12, 2013, What’s the right thing to Fred was the only son, the Ore., Tracy Maenaka of in Coos Bay. Arrangements do? We may be neighbors for youngest sibling of Marie Hawaii, Melissa Barnett of are pending with Nelson’s a very long time. — KIND and Leona. He was raised in Galatin, Tenn., Kelly Bay Area Mortuary, 541-267- COMMUTER IN MADISON, Washington and Oregon, 4216. Elliot T. Reese — 80, of WIS. eventually settling in Bridge, The World publishes DEAR KIND COM- Ore. He served in the United Coos Bay, died Jan. 22, 2013, Noorthrth BendBend ChapelChapel death notices and service in Coos Bay. Arrangements MUTER: I recognize your States Army and was in listings as a free public Cremationremation & FFuneraluneral SServiceervice generosity in extending World War II. After his mili- are pending with Coos Bay Established in 1913, formerly Peterson, Grimm & service. 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Thursday, January24,2013 Y K Nation Kerry testiﬁes before panel

BY DONNA CASSATA and friends. ing Republican, told Kerry, The Associated Press Obama chose Kerry to “you’ve almost lived your succeed Secretary of State entire life for this moment.” WASHINGTON — Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, In his testimony, Kerry John Kerry, President Barack who introduced the senator. stressed that the United Obama’s nominee for secre- “John is the right choice,” States must thwart any Iran- tary of state, said today that Clinton told the panel. “He ian ambition to develop the United States must get its will bring a record of leader- nuclear weapons, saying fiscal house in order to lead ship and service that is containment is not an worldwide, as lawmakers exemplary.” option. signaled his confirmation Sen. Bob The policy “is prevention was a foregone conclusion. Menendez, and the clock is ticking on The Associated Press “More than ever, foreign D-N.J., the our efforts to secure respon- In this Sept. 18, 2012 photo, female soldiers from 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division train on policy is economic policy,” incoming sible compliance,”Kerry said. a firing range while testing new body armor in Fort Campbell, Ky., in preparation for their deployment to Kerry said in testimony chairman A lone protester shouting Afghanistan. before the Senate Foreign whoabout the Middle East inter- Relations Committee. presided rupted the hearing. Just as It was an odd juxtaposi- over the Kerry completed his pre- tion. Kerry has served on the John Kerry confirma- pared testimony, the woman Military to decide on which tion hearing, committee during his entire Senator began shouting about the 28 years in the Senate and noted that Middle East and was escort- has chaired the panel for the Kerry was ed from the room. combat jobs for women last four. Today, he sat at the the first senator on the panel The hearing is the first of witness table, his voice in a century to ascend to the three for Obama’s national cracking from emotion at Cabinet post. Sen. Bob Cork- security nominees, and the WASHINGTON (AP) — potentially elite commando women from being assigned times, facing his colleagues er, R-Tenn., the panel’s rank- least controversial. The Pentagon’s decision to jobs — are now open to to smaller ground combat lift the ban on women serv- women. It will be up to the units. ing in combat presents a military service chiefs to The change won’t take daunting challenge to top recommend and defend place overnight: Service military leaders who now whether women should be chiefs will have to develop will have to decide which, if excluded from any of those plans for allowing women to any, jobs they believe should more demanding and deadly seek the combat positions, a be open only to men. positions, such as Navy senior military official said. Defense Secretary Leon SEALs or the Army’s Delta Some jobs may open as soon Panetta is expected to Force. as this year, while assess- announce today that more The historic change, which ments for others, such as than 230,000 battlefront was recommended by the special operations forces, posts — many in Army and Joint Chiefs of Staff, over- may take longer. The servic- Marine infantry units and in turns a 1994 rule prohibiting es will have until January 2016 to make a case to that some positions should remain closed to women. Officials briefed The Valentine’s Day Wish Associated Press on the changes Wednesday on con- 2 Days,5 Lines dition of anonymity so they Tu esd ay 2/12 & T hu rsd ay 2/14 could speak ahead of the official announcement. There long has been opposition to putting $5.00 women in combat, based on questions of whether they Inclu d esart* have the necessary strength and stamina for certain jobs, or whether their presence might hurt unit cohesion. But as news of Panetta’s expected order got out, many members of Congress, including the Senate Armed 1 3 Services Committee chair- E man, Sen. Carl Levin, D- MICHAEL, L Mich., announced their I love you madly!P Thank support. you for being my forever “It reflects the reality of Valentine.M With love from 21st century military opera- yourA adoring wife, tions,”Levin said. S Teresa Objections were few. 2 Jerry Boykin, executive vice president of the Family Research Council, called the move “another social O rderyourlovelinetoday. experiment” that will place Select from im age #1,2 or3 unnecessary burdens on military commanders.

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C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Thursday, January24,2013 Y K Nation N.M. teen spends time at church after family slain

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Harrison, who led the Harrison, who had known they say he confessed to (AP) — The New Mexico teen safety training Saturday the Griego family for about shooting his mother and accused of killing his family morning, said he was called 10 years, said he drove the three younger siblings in and plotting to gun down Wal- back to the church Saturday teen back to the family’s their beds shortly after 1 Mart shoppers spent much of evening after 15-year-old rural southwest Albu- a.m., then waiting in a bath- the day after the early morning Nehemiah Griego told a pas- querque home to meet room with a military-style slayings at his church, wan- tor he found his family dead authorities, interviewing semi-automatic rifle to dering the campus as dozens in their home. him along the way. ambush his father upon his of Sunday school teachers “When I met Nehemiah, I “He went into detail of return from an overnight were being trained on how to knew something wasn’t where they were, where the shift at a homeless shelter. deal with a shooter, a security right,” Harrison said guns were and he was very His father once served as official said. Wednesday. “I could feel it, I matter-of-fact, really cold pastor at Calvary. But it wasn’t until hours could see it in his eyes and I so I knew something wasn’t They say he also told them later, former police officer could see it in his behavior right,”Harrison said. he had reloaded the family’s and Calvary Albuquerque and his demeanor so the red After finding the bodies, rifles and taken them with security chief Vince Harrison flags went up and that’s sheriff’s officials say, they him in the family van with The Associated Press Nehemiah Griego, 15, is seen in an undated photo provided by the said, that he knew something when I called the sheriff’s took the teen to headquar- plans to randomly shoot had gone terribly wrong. department.” ters. During questioning, more people. Bernalillo County Sheriff's Deptartment. Security at Calif. district Make a bundle has high-powered rifles Earn $20 to $30 a day FONTANA, Calif. (AP) — also have rifle programs — dents, however, reacted with The semiautomatic rifles some that have been in oper- alarm to the news that school { delivering The World look like they belong in a war ation for several years. resource officers were being zone instead of a suburban Fontana school police Chief issued the rifles during their public school, but officials in Billy Green said he used shifts. The officers split their As an independent contract carrier, you’ll work an assigned this Los Angeles-area city money from fingerprinting time between 44 schools in service area for a few hours Monday through Thursday mid- say the high-powered fees to purchase the guns for the district and keep the day and early mornings on Saturday. With direct deposit weapons now in the hands of $14,000 after identifying a rifles in a safe at their you’ll be paid every 2 weeks, and your only out of pocket school police could prevent a “critical vulnerability” in his assigned school or secured in massacre. force’s ability to protect stu- their patrol car each day expense is for your transportation costs. Fontana Unified School dents. The officers, who before checking the weapon If you enjoy making customers happy and the pride in District police purchased 14 already wear sidearms, back in to the school police accomplishing tasks with efficiency, please contact of the Colt LE6940 rifles last wouldn’t be able to stop a headquarters each night. fall, and they were delivered shooter like the one in Con- Only sergeants trained for Susana Norton for details. We are building a list for future the first week of December — necticut, he said Wednesday. years to use the rifles are openings in all delivery areas for The World newspaper. a week before the Connecti- “They’re not walking authorized to check out the We have current opportunities in Coos Bay and North Bend. cut school shooting. Over the around telling kids,‘Hurry up rifles from the police armory, holiday break, the district’s and get to class’ with a gun where they are kept. Susana Norton 541-269-1222 ext. 255 or 14 school police officers around their neck,” the chief “If the wrong person gets received 40 hours of training said. “Parents need to know ahold of the gun, then we have [email protected] on the rifles. Officers check that if there was a shooter on another shooter going around them out for each shift from a their child’s campus that was with a gun. What happens fireproof safe in the police equipped with body armor or then?” said James Henriquez, force’s main office. a rifle, we would be limited in a 16-year-old sophomore who Fontana isn’t the first dis- our ability to stop that threat just enrolled at Fontana High trict to try this. Other to their children.” School this week after moving Southern California districts Some parents and stu- from Texas. Lisa M. Porter, C.P.A. We make house calls • Income Tax PINBALL • POOL • AIR HOCKEY • VINTAGE ARCADE • PARTIES • MUCH MORE! • Payroll Joey’s Arcade & Soda Bar • Bookkeeping 541-808-2550 Located at 158 Central in Downtown Coos Bay 541-267-4518 www.jimvickautosales.com SSeelectionelleeccttiioonn •• SatisfactionSSaattiissffaaccttiioonn •• Savings!SSaavviinnggss!!

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C M C M Y K Thursday, January 24,2013 • The World • A9 Y K World Debt crisis averted, but Syrian jets Imminent spring fight still ahead bomb threat against WASHINGTON (AP) — Retreating with a purpose, westerners in Republicans sped legislation WORLD rebels near through the House on DIGEST Benghazi Wednesday to avert the Damascus imminent threat of a govern- includes new taxes and LONDON (AP) — Britain’s ment default but pointing House Republicans vow to BEIRUT (AP) — Syrian Foreign Office urged U.K. the way to a springtime speed up their plan to bal- warplanes bombed rebel- nationals to immediately leave budget struggle with Presi- ance the federal budget with held areas near Damascus the eastern Libyan city of Beng- dent Barack Obama over spending cuts alone. today as President Bashar hazi in response to an imminent Medicare, farm subsidies and The Republicans’ new Assad’s troops battled oppo- The Associated Press threat against Westerners. other benefit programs. approach would require even sition fighters for control of a The Foreign Office has The current legislation, deeper cuts in social pro- In this Wednesday photo, Syrians take part in a funeral procession for strategic road that links the those killed in a car bomb explosion Monday that killed at least 42 peo- advised against all travel to which cleared the House on a grams than they pushed last capital with the main air- Benghazi since September,and bipartisan vote of 288-144, year. Liberals denounced ple at a headquarters of a pro-government militia in the central town of port. Salamiya in Hama province, Syria. today it said is aware of a “spe- would permit Treasury bor- those earlier plans as severe The fighting around Dam- cific and imminent threat.” rowing to exceed the limit of and unfair, and they say the ascus was part of the govern- It urged all British nationals $16.4 trillion through May new version would be worse. According to the United into the sky. ment offensive to dislodge Nations, more than 60,000 State-run news agency still in the eastern city of Beng- 18. As it passed, Speaker John L.A. teacher suspected rebels from towns and villages hazi to “leave immediately” Boehner pledged that people have been killed in the SANA said troops have been of molesting 20 kids ringing the Syrian capital — Syrian conflict, which began battling rebels in the oil-rich and declined to comment on Republicans would quickly areas that have been opposi- the nature of the threat. draft a budget that would LOS ANGELES (AP) — A when opposition supporters province of al-Hasaka in the tion strongholds since the took up arms to fight a govern- country’s northeast, killing The warning comes a day wipe out deficits in a decade, fourth-grade teacher who uprising against Assad’s rule ment crackdown on dissent. and wounding several rebels. after U.S. Secretary of State and he challenged Democ- worked nearly 40 years in the began nearly two years ago. Because of its strategic Also today, in what Syrian Hillary Rodham Clinton tes- rats to do the same. Los Angeles Unified School The Britain-based Syrian location near a military base, state TV said was a live tified to U.S. lawmakers The Democratic-con- District has been arrested on Observatory for Human Syrian troops have been broadcast, Assad was seen about the handling of the trolled Senate is expected to suspicion of sexually abusing Rights said fighter jets car- pounding rebel positions in sitting cross-legged on the deadly Sept. 11 attack on the approve the debt bill as early 20 students, a year after ried out eight airstrikes on Daraya for weeks. Earlier this floor of the al-Afram mosque American mission in Beng- as Friday or perhaps next another veteran teacher Daraya, a strategic suburb month, the government in Damascus during prayers hazi. The attack killed the week. The White House wel- accused of molesting nearly close to a key military air claimed its troops had marking Prophet’s Muham- U.S. ambassador to Libya and comed the legislation rather two dozen pupils brought base southwest of Damas- regained control over much mad’s birthday. three other Americans. than face the threat of a first- national attention to the dis- cus. The group, which relies of the district from where ever default at the dawn of the trict and the problem of on reports from activists on the rebels have been threat- president’s second term in the classroom sex abuse. the ground, also said heavy ening Damascus, the seat of White House, and spokesman After a 10-month investi- fighting was reported near Assad’s power. Jay Carney pointedly noted a gation, eight felony counts of Buuyy aanyny 1,1, GGetet aanyny 1

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NUCLEAR launched by the DPRK one developing the country’s Changing family dynamic after another and a nuclear nuclear and missile pro- Rocket capable test of higher level which will grams in defiance of the be carried out by it in the Security Council, even at may lead to tax relief of hitting U.S. upcoming all-out action, a risk of further international Continued from Page A1 new phase of the anti-U.S. isolation. struggle that has lasted cen- North Korea’s allusion to a home — or never leaving, rely- or uncle or in-laws, according tury after century, will target “higher level” nuclear test BY CAROLE FELDMAN the capability to hit the U.S. ing on Mom and Dad for food, to the IRS. They do not neces- against the U.S., the sworn most likely refers to a device The Associated Press with its missiles, recent tests lodging and more. sarily have to live with you, but enemy of the Korean peo- made from highly enriched and rhetoric indicate the WASHINGTON — Mem- What does this mean for you do have to provide at least ple,” the commission said, uranium, which is easier to country is feverishly working bers of the sandwich genera- taxes? half the support for that per- referring to North Korea by miniaturize than the plutoni- toward that goal. tion — caught between sup- “A lot of filers are going to son. And that person’s income its official name, the um bombs it tested in 2006 The commission pledged porting elderly parents whose have to pay particular atten- cannot exceed the personal Democratic People’s and 2009, said Cheong to keep launching satellites assets are nearly exhausted tion,” Meighan said. More exemption — $3,800 in 2012. Republic of Korea. Seong-chang, an analyst at and rockets and to conduct a and adult children without people may rely on tax soft- “Unlike a qualifying child, a “Settling accounts with the private Sejong Institute in nuclear test as part of a “new jobs — might find some relief ware to help get them through qualifying relative can be any the U.S. needs to be done South Korea. Experts say the phase” of combat with the come tax time. the dependency issue. age,”the IRS says in its Publi- with force, not with words, North Koreans must conduct United States, which it The bottom line is, who’s a Depending on individual cation 17. as it regards jungle law as the further tests of its atomic blames for leading the U.N. dependent? Your kinder- circumstances, taxpayers may Taxpayers can take an rule of its survival,”the com- devices and master the tech- bid to punish Pyongyang. It garten-age son, your adult be able to claim both their par- exemption of $3,800 for each mission said. nique for making them small- said a nuclear test was part of daughter, her grandparents, or ents and their children as qualified child or relative who It was a rare declaration er before they can be mounted “upcoming” action but did maybe an elderly uncle or dependents. is a dependent. by the powerful commission as nuclear warheads onto aunt? “The rules are very pro- Here are some examples not say exactly when or once led by late leader Kim long-range missiles. “There’s a changing family taxpayer,” said Mark Steber, from the IRS: where it would take place. Jong Il and now commanded The U.S. State dynamic because of the econ- chief tax officer at Jackson- “Your mother received “We do not hide that a by his son. The statement Department had no immedi- omy,” said Bob Meighan, vice Hewitt Tax Services. If you are $2,400 in Social Security ben- variety of satellites and long- made clear Kim Jong Un’s ate response to today’s state- president of TurboTax, an taking care of someone and the efits and $300 in interest. She range rockets which will be commitment to continue ment. online tax preparation service. IRS defines that clearly — age, paid $2,000 for lodging and More people are living income, residency tests and $400 for recreation.” If you longer. According to the U.S. support — you should be able spend more than $2,400 to SCHOOLS the majority of the 124 staff Census Bureau, the number of to claim the exemption, he support her, supplementing members who responded to JOBS older Americans increased by says. what she spends, and her Staff prefers a the survey indicated they Curry County 9.7 percent from 2000 to 2010, It comes down to the defi- annual income is less than would prefer any form of a when there were about 40 nition of dependent. $3,800, you can claim her as a 5-day week five-day week over the cur- loses 30 jobs million people age 65 or older. The Internal Revenue Ser- dependent and take the full Continued from Page A1 rent four-day version. Continued from Page A1 A longer lifespan puts added vice makes a distinction value of the exemption. Granger said the board strain on retirement accounts, between a qualifying child and “Your brother’s daughter isn’t expected to make a deci- half,” Sanders said of the which have already taken a hit a qualifying relative. takes out a student loan of sion until March. The board were employed, down from in the roller-coaster economy. To be a qualifying child, the $2,500 and uses it to pay her teacher’s allotted Friday prep 7,893 in November and 8,048 may very well decide to keep As a result, many baby person would have to be a college tuition. She is person- time. a year ago. the four-day week as it is. boomers find themselves sup- child, stepchild, foster child or ally responsible for the loan. Still, she said that isn’t In Curry County, since porting their elderly parents, sibling, and under the age of You provide $2,000 toward enough to account for the But regardless of the out- December 2011, total payroll in some cases footing the bill 19, or 24 if in college, who has her total support. You cannot time teachers have lost on come, both she and Sanders employment has fallen by 30 for assisted living or nursing lived with you for at least half claim an exemption for her the front end and back end of agree that the district has jobs. Retail trade posted the home care. the year. The taxpayer would because you provide less than class days. only one guiding question in largest gain, up by 70. Meanwhile, the unemploy- have to provide at least half the half of her support.” Sanders recently assisted mind: “What’s best for the Manufacturing added 20 jobs ment rate for adults age 20 to support. Usually the items that go Granger with a survey of kids?” since November 2011. A few 24 was 13.7 percent in Decem- A qualifying relative can be into determining support are teachers regarding calendar Reporter Thomas Moriarty industries lost jobs over the ber, considerably higher than a child who doesn’t meet the the cost of housing, food, preferences. The results were can be reached at 541-269- year, including financial the overall rate of 7.8 percent. qualifying child requirement,a clothing and medical costs, telling. 1222, ext. 240, or at activities (-30), leisure and Unable to find work, many parent or stepparent, grand- including doctor bills and At the Jan. 14 school board thomas.moriarty@the- hospitality (-10), and local young adults are returning parent, niece or nephew, aunt medicine. meeting, Granger said that worldlink.com. government (-30).

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Australian Open | B3 Sports Beavers, Ducks win | B4 B theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 SWOCC men win OT thriller

BY TYLER RICHARDSON The World

COOS BAY — The Southwestern Oregon Community College men’s basketball team rallied in overtime after battling back from a late second-half deficit to defeat Linn-Benton in a heated league game Wednesday night. The 72-64 win propelled the men to third place in the South Region of the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges standings. The Lakers led for most of game before sur- rendering the lead in the final minute. With the team down three with under 30 seconds to play, Anthony Heintzman nailed a corner 3-pointer that eventually sent the game to overtime after the Roadrunners failed to get off a shot on the By Lou Sennick, The World Marshfield’s Cole Smith, bottom, pinned Coquille’s Seth Lambson in the 106-pound weight class Wednesday night at a meet held at Marshfield with following possession. “We just had to get a good look,”head coach wrestlers from Marshfield, North Bend, Coquille, Brookings-Harbor and Springfield. Trevor Hoppe said of the final play in regulation. “We thought with a little penetration, there would be a kick opportunity. Riley (Grandinetti) delivered to Anthony and he Marshfield grapplers win one dual knocked it down.” The Lakers used the momentum from Heintzman’s shot to go on an 11-0 run in OT THE WORLD and put the game away. The team scored on seven out of its eight possessions in the extra COOS BAY — Marshfield’s wrestling five-minute period. team celebrated senior night with three “We are a family,”Heintzman said.“We have dual matches Wednesday, beating each other’s backs no matter what. It’s a huge Brookings-Harbor and losing to both win.” Coquille and Springfield. The game was a slugfest that pitted the ath- The Pirates won the majority of the letic bigs of Linn-Benton up against a smaller contested matches, but were hampered by Laker front line that was without starter Dexter forfeits in the upper weights, as they have Williams Jr., who was out with a foot injury been all year. suffered in Saturday’s win over Mount Hood. “I think they wrestled well,” said The Lakers’ front court went toe-to-toe Marshfield coach Travis Wittlake. “We’re with the Roadrunners size, using a high-low working on some confidence issues. We game to collapse Linn-Benton’s zone and open struggled with that at the Oregon Classic up shots from the outside. Nick Scott picked up last weekend. We kind of stepped up and the slack in Williams’ absence, grabbing 11 made an adjustment tonight. boards, including timely offensive rebounds, “We do pretty well. I just wish we had while also adding eight points. a full lineup.” “I am not the biggest guy out there,” Scott Ironically, Marshfield’s win said. “It’s about positioning. I got the position Wednesday came against a Brookings- and came up with a few big rebounds tonight.” Harbor team that had to forfeit a number The Lakers went 10-for-27 from the beyond of matches because of illness. The Pirates the arc, including five 3-pointers from beat the Bruins 48-24. Heintzman, who finished with a game-high 19 In contested matches against the points. The team also outrebounded Linn- Bruins, the Pirates got pins by Cole Smith Benton 52-39. (106 pounds), Thaddeus Nelson (126), “Everybody came out and rebounded the Vern Stevens (145) and Tyler Gregory By Lou Sennick, The World basketball,” Hoppe said. “They picked up the (152). In the 132-pound weight class, Marshfield’s Brandon Campbell, left, wrestles Coquille’s Wyatt Yates on slack.” The Pirates fell to Coquille 40-21, with Wednesday night at Marshfield. Campbell was one of three seniors honored during the evening. The win moved the team to 4-2 in league the two teams splitting eight contested play and 9-9 overall. The next time they step on bouts. Bulldogs didn’t have enough wrestlers to despite losing just two contested bouts. the court will be at first-place Chemeketa on Smith, Nelson and Brandon Campbell field a team. Nelson, Campbell and Stevens all won Saturday, where they will have the chance to all had pins for Marshfield and Tyler Levi Graber (126 pounds), Kyle their matches by pins for Marshfield, climb further up in the division standings. Gregory won a bout by decision. Zomerschoe (160) and Aaron Wagner while Smith, Izaak Grubbs (113 pounds) “This took a lot of pressure off,”Scott said. Coquille got a pin by Kody Courtright (170) all won matches by pin against and Skyler Harvey (138) won by decision. “This was a league game and we knew we need- at 120 pounds and decisions by Marcus Coquille and Graber and Wagner also Marshfield seniors Campbell, Harvey ed to buckle down. Now we are focused on Allen (113), Tristan Dixon (138) and Chris pinned opponents from Brookings- and Stevens all were honored before their Saturday and getting another win on the road.” Elmer (152). Harbor. final home matches. Chemeketa suffered its first league loss Three North Bend wrestlers also Marshfield lost its Midwestern League Wednesday. Mount Hood beat the Storm 87-67 joined the Pirates for the match, since the dual to Springfield by a 39-29 margin, SEE WRESTLING | B2 to join Portland and Umpqua a game behind SWOCC in the standings. Blazers stop skid Lakers push PORTLAND (AP) — No other team had shot that LaMarcus Aldridge insists he well from the floor against the wasn’t thinking about an All- Pacers this season. Star spot. Paul George had 22 points pace for win “I was just trying to win,” and seven rebounds for shrugged the Trail Blazers for- Indiana, which had won seven BY TYLER RICHARDSON ward after scoring 27 points in straight against Western The World Portland’s 100-80 victory Conference teams, its longest over the Indiana Pacers on streak since 2004. Indiana COOS BAY — The Southwestern Oregon Wednesday night. (26-17) lost for the third time Community College women’s high octane The victory snapped a six- in 10 games. offense was on full display Wednesday, as the game losing streak for the “We knew coming in that team scored above 80 points for the fourth time Blazers. Portland also ended a this team was going to chal- in its last five games, beating Linn-Benton 85- four-game skid at home and lenge us, especially on their 69. avoided dropping five straight floor,” said George, himself a The Lakers were in transition from start to at the Rose Garden for the first candidate to nab a reserve spot finish, pushing the ball ahead to their wings time since 2006. on the East All-Star team. and taking advantage of center Quynne Eharis’ Aldridge was a first-time “They had us scrambling, ability to run the floor. All-Star last year, but is by no running all over the floor all The 85 points was the fourth highest point means a lock this season. The night. Aldridge did a good job total of the season for the Lakers, and while reserves, selected by the of knocking shots down and most coaches would be satisfied with that, coaches from each conference, getting hot. ‘’ head coach Mike Herbert thought his team will be announced today. The Pacers were coming could have finished better around the hoop. The six-year veteran said off an 82-81 victory at “I thought there were times we could have he honestly doesn’t believe Memphis on Monday to open The Associated Press done a little better,” he said. “As crazy as this that he’ll make the West squad their four-game road trip. Portland guard Damian Lillard drives on Indiana guard George Hill during the sounds, I think we could have scored more than this year. The Blazers (21-21) first quarter Wednesday. 85. We shot eight less shots than them.” “If I don’t get in, I’m not bounced back from a 98-95 The Lakers went 30-for-65 from the field going to worry about it,”he said. loss to Washington on points or less, a franchise minutes to go, you still don’t compared to Linn-Benton’s 25-for-73. Eharis Rookie Damian Lillard Monday on Jordan Crawford’s record. think you quite have it. But we led the way with 24 points and nine rebounds, added 20 points and eight buzzer-beating 3-pointer. “It was refreshing, espe- needed a win like that.” but it was her ability to pass out of the zone that assists, while J.J. Hickson had Nicolas Batum, who had his cially since we were on the Aldridge made three con- set the table for her teammates to get open 14 points and 13 rebounds for first career triple-double in good side of it,”Blazers coach secutive long jumpers as looks from the outside. his 24th double-double this that game, hit a 3-pointer that Terry Stotts said about the Portland broke the game open “Our shooters’ shots were finally falling in,” season. gave the Blazers an early 18-13 lopsided margin. “That 10- with a 22-4 run. The Blazers Eharis said. “When I got the ball inside, they Portland shot a season- lead over the Pacers. game streak of last-minute led 44-32 at the half, the surrounded me and (the shooters) were open high 56.4 percent from the Portland snapped a 10- games, that was fun basketball fewest points they have for three.” floor against Indiana, the game streak in which all of its but it was tough. To be honest, allowed in the first half this league’s best defensive team. games were decided by six when you’re up 15 with three year. SEE WOMEN | B2

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C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Thursday,January24,2013 Y K Sports Azarenka, Seau’s family files Li Na reach lawsuit against NFL THE ASSOCIATED PRESS admitted to Katie Couric he answered questions about his Open final Add Junior Seau’s family “dead,”online girlfriend even to the thousands of people after he received a call Dec. 6 who are suing the NFL over from a woman posing as the MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — the long-term damage fake person. Victoria Azarenka had to endure some caused by concussions. Te’o also maintained he anxious moments before and after her Seau’s ex-wife and four played no part in the hoax. win over American teenager Sloane children sued the league Pressed by Couric to Stephens. Wednesday, saying the for- admit that he was in on the Li Na wasn’t flustered at all in an mer linebacker’s deception, the All-American easy victory over No. 2-ranked Maria suicide was said he was convinced the Sharapova. the result of woman he knew as Lennay The result is that Li will play for the Sports brain dis- Kekua died in September. Australian Open title against Azarenka, ease caused Te’o claims he never met who ended Stephens’ unexpected run to Shorts by violent Kekua in person but devel- the semifinals that included a quarterfi- hits he sus- oped a serious relationship nal upset of 15-time Grand Slam cham- tained while playing football. with her through phone calls pion Serena Williams. The Associated Press The wrongful death law- and electronic messages. Another player who had little trou- Victoria Azarenka hits a backhand return to Sloane Stevens during their semifinal match at the suit, filed in California “Katie, put yourself in my ble today was defending champion Australian Open today.Azarenka won in straight sets. Superior Court in San Diego, situation. I, my whole world Novak Djokovic, who looked like he was blames the NFL for its “acts told me that she died on Sept. conducting a tennis clinic in overpow- “I couldn’t breathe. I had chest 2011. She had her breakthrough a few or omissions” that hid the 12. Everybody knew that. ering No. 4 David Ferrer 6-2, 6-2, 6-1 in pains,” she said. “It was like I was get- months later when she won the French dangers of repetitive blows to This girl, who I committed just 1 hour, 29 minutes. ting a heart attack. After that it wasn’t Open, beating Sharapova in the semifi- the head. It says Seau devel- myself to, died on Sept. 12,” “I played perfectly,” he said in a my best, but it’s important to overcome nals along the way. oped chronic traumatic Te’o said in an interview to air post-match TV interview. “I played this little bit of a struggle and win the The crowd got behind Li early in the encephalopathy (CTE) from incredible tennis.” match.” match, yelling “Come on, Li Na!” and today on Couric’s syndicated those hits, and accuses the Djokovic will attempt to win his In her official post-match news con- others yelling “Jia You!” which is talk show. A segment of the NFL of deliberately ignoring third consecutive Australian Open ference — more than an hour after she “Come on” in Chinese. After she broke interview with Te’o and his and concealing evidence of when he plays the winner of Friday’s finished playing — Azarenka felt a need Sharapova to take a 5-2 lead, the parents was broadcast the risks associated with semifinal between Roger Federer and to explain her comments immediately Chinese fans in the crowd shook Wednesday on “Good traumatic brain injuries. Andy Murray in Sunday’s champi- after the match. Chinese flags and shouted again, “Jia Morning America.” Seau died at age 43 of a onship match. “I think I just really misunderstood You!” self-inflicted gunshot in BASEBALL While Li’s 6-2, 6-2 win over what (the on-court interviewer) asked “I don’t know what happened, (but) May. He was diagnosed with Sharapova, who set a tournament me because the question was I had few I always play well here, so thanks guys,” Sosa says sluggers CTE, based on posthumous record in dropping only nine games in difficulties and why I went off,” said Li, who was playing her third tests, earlier this month. should be in Hall of Fame five matches en route to the semis, Azarenka said. “I completely thought of Australian Open semifinal in four years. CHICAGO — Sammy never appeared in doubt today, a different thing, why I couldn’t close “I just came to the court feeling like, NFL fines Brady for play Sosa thinks he and fellow Azarenka added some drama in the sec- out of match, you know, that I had few ‘OK, just do it.’” in Sunday’s game steroid-tainted star Mark ond semifinal on Rod Laver Arena. difficulties. Li’s coach, Carlos Rodriguez, who McGwire belong in the Hall Azarenka needed six match points to “So I understand the whole situation worked with retired seven-time major FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — A person familiar with the of Fame. finish off a 6-1, 6-4 victory over right now, but it just really (is a) simple winner Justine Henin, pumped his fist Slammin’ Sammy also Stephens that included a medical time- misunderstanding of a question. I guess over his heart after Li won the game. decision says the NFL has fined New England Patriots said the Chicago Cubs should out after the American broke her serve it was my bad.” Sharapova had control in her next retire his number, and he left to pull within 5-3 in the second set. Pressed again to explain her earlier service game, but Li scrambled from quarterback Tom Brady $10,000 for kicking open the possibility of run- After leaving the court for medical TV comments, Azarenka said: “I did say side to side and pushed the reigning ning for president of the attention, the Belarusian returned to that. I did say I couldn’t breathe. It was French Open champion to go for the Baltimore Ravens defender Ed Reed during Sunday’s Dominican Republic during break Stephens’ serve to end the match. locked. That came from my back. “ lines, getting a series of unforced errors an interview Wednesday on “Well, I almost did the choke of the Stephens didn’t think the timing of and another break. AFC championship game. The fine was first the website Ustream.com. year,” Azarenka told an on-court inter- the medical break affected the outcome The sixth-seeded Li has been work- Asked if he thinks he or viewer immediately after the match. “At of the match. ing since August with Rodriguez, and announced on NFL.com. An official with knowledge of the McGwire belong in the Hall, 5-3, having so many chances I couldn’t “It’s happened before. Last match, credits him with reviving her career Sosa said: “I think so.” close it out.” match before, I’ve had people going for with a renewed emphasis on condition. penalty confirmed it to The Associated Press on the con- “I’m not going to come Australian Open officials said the medical breaks, going to the bathroom,” “I’m happy. I know I have a tough here and say anything that is tournament doctor reported that she said. “Didn’t affect me. Just anoth- coach, a tough physio,”Li said, looking dition of anonymity because it had not been announced. going to jeopardize my Azarenka had left knee and rib injuries. er something else that happens.” across to the stands and adding: “You future,”he added. “But defi- “I just felt a little bit overwhelmed. I The temperature hit 97 degrees during don’t need to push me anymore. I will Gore receives $10,500 nitely time will determine realized I’m one step away from the final the second women’s semifinal, slightly push myself.” fine for sagging socks everything. Right now what- and nerves got into me for sure,” hotter than it had been when Li beat Sharapova, who lost the 2012 ever it is, it is. I am not Azarenka said. Sharapova to reach the Australian Open Australian final in straight sets to SANTA CLARA, Calif. — (somebody who) is going to The 23-year-old Belarusian’s on- final for the second time in three years. Azarenka, admitted it was hard to get Frank Gore will pay closer go out there and say anything court comments after the match led to The semifinal started badly for the into the match against Li. attention to his socks for the I don’t want to say. I’m wait- speculation about the timing of her 25-year-old Russian, serving double- “She was certainly much more Super Bowl. ing for my time. ... I don’t like medical timeout. She didn’t help herself faults to lose the first two points and aggressive than I was, dictating the play. The San Francisco 49ers controversy. Definitely, time in a second television interview after conceding a break in the first game. I was always on the defense,” said running back was fined will determine everything.” the match that suggested the pressure Li was the first Chinese player to Sharapova, who could have gained the $10,500 by the NFL after he Sosa, Barry Bonds and of trying to close out the match was get- reach a Grand Slam final when she lost No. 1 ranking by reaching the Australian wore his socks too low in Roger Clemens were denied ting to her. to Kim Clijsters at Melbourne Park in final. Sunday’s NFC championship entry to the Hall of Fame in game at Atlanta, an equip- their first year of eligibility WRESTLING ment violation. It marked the amid suspicions their second time he was fined this accomplishments were From Page B1 season. boosted by performance- What’s bigger than February’s Sporano gets new job enhancing drugs. McGwire, Wittlake said the 10th on the career home run Marshfield wrestlers did a lot with Oakland Raiders list, received 16.9 percent of better in general than at the ALAMEDA, Calif. — The the vote on his seventh try, Oregon Wrestling Classic, Oakland Raiders hired Tony far short of the 75 percent Big Game? where the Pirates won one Sparano as an assistant head needed for election. dual, but got blown out in a coach who will work with the Sosa, who finished with few others. offensive line. 609 home runs and ranks “Thaddeus was the only Sparano comes to the eighth on the all-time chart, one who won against Sandy Raiders after one season as received 12.5 percent of the and him and Izaak were the offensive coordinator for the vote. only ones who won against New York Jets, who had one of Redmond,” Wittlake said. the NFL’s worst offenses. The SOCCER “Our first two duals were Jets ranked 30th of 32 teams Player is ejected after Y OU’RE kind of a slap in the face. It’s in overall offense, and aver- not that they were better aged 17.5 points per game. kicking ball boy than us at all. I think our kids Sparano, who will be LONDON — Chelsea star got big-eyed and they did not entering his 30th year coach- Eden Hazard was ejected wrestle well.” ing, was the head coach of from the English League Cup On the flip side, in the Miami Dolphins for four semifinal at Swansea for Marshfield’s match against years before being fired. kicking a ball boy in the ribs READING I T! Bend, the Pirates only lost while attempting to retrieve one contested bout, but were COLLEGE FOOTBALL the ball after it rolled off the beaten because of all the Oregon player fights field. • 36% of adults in the U.S. watched the “Big Game” last year. * upper-weight forfeits. Hazard and the ball boy Coquille, meanwhile, DUII drug charges apologized to each other after • 80.3% of adults in our markets read or use a Lee Newspaper wrestled well at the tourna- EUGENE — A prosecutor the game, Swansea said in a or Web Site each week. ** ment in Redmond, placing told jurors that Oregon wide statement. fourth out of 16 teams in the receiver Josh Huff was under Hazard is likely to face • Your advertising message will reach more than 23,000 Class 3A division. The Red the influence of marijuana discipline for the incident. Devils benefited from a com- when he was arrested follow- readers every weekend in The World. plete lineup, including a ing a March traffic stop in PRO HOCKEY number of veteran stand- Eugene. 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DENVER — The Colorado pounds) and Andy Clemons Avalanche will be without (195) and decisions by Te’o again denies being Steve Downie for the rest of Courtright, Dixon, Austin part of girlfriend hoax the season after the forward Steele (160) and Michael NEW YORK — Notre tore his ACL against Los Romine (182). Dame linebacker Manti Te’o Angeles on Tuesday night.

transition and shot the ball The team has an impor- WOMEN often, but it was the Lakers’ tant game at Chemeketa, From Page B1 ability to go on small runs who is currently one spot and shoot the ball perfectly ahead of them for the final Maricela Aguilera was a from the free-throw line that playoff spot in the division beneficiary of some of Eharis allowed them to coast to vic- standings, on Saturday to passes, going 4-for-7 from tory. wrap up the first half of the beyond the 3-point arc on The team shot a remark- NWAACC South Region sea- her way to 16 points. Aguilera able 18-for-18 from the stripe, son. The win moved the and Jazmin Bembry, who fin- while making 46 percent of Lakers to 3-3 in league play * Nielsen Claritas/MediaMark 2012; ished with 17, were able to their shots from the field. and 10-8 overall. ** Lee Enterprise Audience Report, January 2012-June 2012; knife in the lane almost at “We stayed spread out,” “Saturday is huge,” *** www.theworldlink.com site will and create for others or Aguilera said. “We made the Herbert said. “This was big traffic reports from 2012. finish it themselves. defenders choose to help or for us to stay on pace, but Both teams got out in to stay on us.” Saturday will be big for us.” C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Thursday,January24,2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Americans Pro Bowl sizzle on Players the slopes vow to play hard CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, Italy (AP) — Most people know of Lindsey HONOLULU (AP) — The Vonn and Julia Mancuso, and maybe NFC team ended its first Pro recently heard of American teen ski- Bowl practice by breaking ing sensation Mikaela Shiffrin. the huddle and shouting, But who are these other U.S. “Win.” One night earlier, women finishing atop the podium on Denver quarterback Peyton the World Cup circuit? Manning asked his fellow Downhillers Stacey Cook, Leanne all-stars to play the game Smith and Alice McKennis are each in hard. the middle of breakout seasons. And players on both sides They’ve had so much success that for pledged Wednesday to play the first time in recent memory, more determined in a game coaches will have a tough time with a reputation of being selecting the four starters for the taken less seriously than downhill at next month’s world preseason exhibitions or championships. meaningless Week 17 con- Vonn leads the World Cup down- tests. hill standings, Cook is second, “We’re professional foot- McKennis fourth, Smith sixth, Photos by The Associated Press ball players. I think you take a Mancuso 11th and Laurenne Ross Mikaela Shiffrin speeds past a pole during a recent slalom competition in Austria. professional attitude to the 21st. Of those six, only four get to game,” said Indianapolis start the worlds downhill Feb. 10 in place finish in a super-G in Tarvisio quarterback Andrew Luck, Schladming, Austria. two seasons ago, and a fifth-place one of two rookie passers in “It’s going to be very difficult,” result in St. Anton when McKennis the game along with Seattle’s longtime speed coach Chip White won. Russell Wilson. “It is an obli- said.“It’s better than squabbling over It’s clear that the U.S. women are gation of ours to continue someone who’s 30th place. It’s defi- the best speed team in the world. And this game.” nitely a problem but it’s a good prob- the transformation couldn’t have The future of the game to lem.” occurred at a better time — a year be held Sunday in Hawaii is While Vonn’s five victories this before the 2014 Sochi Olympics. uncertain. The contest was season have all come in speed events, Naturally, the team has been almost not scheduled at all she hasn’t been alone on the podi- asked repeatedly how it became so this year after players faced um. successful. Smith recounted a con- blowback from commis- Cook finished second behind versation the racers had in the team sioner Roger Goodell and Vonn in the opening two downhills of van recently on the subject. It started fans for clearly not trying the season in Lake Louise, Alberta. with some jokes, then got serious. last year. Smith was second in Val d’Isere, “First we were like, ‘We listen to That’s made the 2013 Pro France, last month and showed it Justin Bieber together, or we all sleep Bowl something of an audi- wasn’t a fluke with a third-place in one big bed every night, or we have tion. A league executive said result in Cortina last weekend. these rituals.’ But, no,” Smith said. Tuesday the NFL wants to McKennis had the biggest break- “There’s a lot of hard workers on this American Alice McKennis celebrates after winning a World Cup downhill in St. Anton, decide on the future of the through of all, winning the challeng- team. Everybody wants to help each Austria, on Saturday,Jan.12. Pro Bowl by April, when the ing downhill this month in St. Anton, other out and see each other do well. next regular season schedule Austria. “When you see a teammate come According to White, it’s been a he was still out there carrying gates comes out. All three skiers had never before down and podium you say,‘Hey,I can gradual building process to get to this around and wrenching in gates and Manning responded later finished on the podium. do that, too.’When you see that with point. He’s been with the team for 17 working just as hard as he always that night by urging players Add two podium finishes for Lindsey and Julia every day, you years and has worked together with does even though he was in excruci- to play at full speed, accord- Mancuso in super-G, that’s 12 podi- watch them ski and see what they do, head coach Alex Hoedlmoser for 16 ating pain,” said Vonn, a winner of ing to a report by NFL.com. ums overall for the speed team. In the you can emulate that. Obviously, years. the past five World Cup downhill NFL officials said country downhill standings, the they’ve had a lot of success in the Vonn described White’s dedica- titles. Wednesday a transcript of Americans hold a massive 441-point past so there’s a lot to be taken from tion by recounting how the silver- While European skiers go home Manning’s speech wasn’t lead over Switzerland. them. haired coach kept working this sea- between races, the U.S. team goes on available, and Manning was Ross, one of the newest members “It’s kind of nice to be on the U.S. son after accidentally cutting his fin- the road for months at a time. not made available for com- of the team, also has podium poten- Ski Team right now,” Smith added. ger off with a table saw. Consequently, a family atmosphere ment after his team’s prac- tial, as evidenced by her fourth- “We’re having fun.” “He had one hand all taped up and develops. tice. Scoreboard

Powers at Elkton, 6 p.m.; UVC at Pacific, 6 p.m. San Francisco 28, Atlanta 24 Indiana 39 (Hibbert, George 7), Portland 50 SWOCC (4-2): Anthony Heintzman 19, St. Louis 3 2 1 0 4 12 6 On The Air High School Wrestling — North Bend at Baltimore 28, New England 13 (Hickson 13). Assists—Indiana 16 (West, Hill, LaDarrell Mongkholtmam 12, Nick Scott 8, Riley Columbus 3 1113711 Sutherlin Classic, 9 a.m. Pro Bowl Stephenson 3), Portland 29 (Lillard, Batum 8). Grandinetti 8, Dereck Miller 6, Dakota Allen 6, Detroit 3 1 2 0 2 5 11 Today Women’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Sunday, Jan. 27 Total Fouls—Indiana 20, Portland 17. A—18,934 Da’Lorian Sampson 5, Reece Racoma 3, Cody Northwest GP W L OT Pts GF GA High School Girls Basketball — Marshfield at Chemeketa, 2 p.m. At Honolulu (19,980). Cozad 3, Bryan Boswell 2. Minnesota 3 2 1 0 4 6 5 Marist, 7 p.m., KMHS (1420 AM). Men’s College Basketball — SWOCC at AFC vs. NFC, 4 p.m. (NBC) Halftime: SWOCC 26, Linn-Benton 24 Vancouver 3 1 1 1 3 8 12 Colorado 2 1 1 0 2 5 5 Men’s College Basketball — UCLA at Arizona, 6 Chemeketa, 5 p.m. Super Bowl College Basketball End of Regulation: SWOCC 58, Linn-Benton 58 p.m., ESPN2; BYU at Gonzaga, 8 p.m., ESPN2; Edmonton 2 1 10268 Sunday, Feb. 3 South Region Women Pepperdine at Loyola Marymount, 9 p.m., Root High School Results League Overall Calgary 3 0 2 1 1 7 12 At New Orleans Pac-12 Standings Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA Sports. W L W L Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA Baltimore vs. San Francisco, 3 p.m. (CBS) Pac-12 Men Anaheim 2 2 0 0 4 12 7 NBA Basketball — New York at Boston, 5 p.m., WRESTLING Clackamas 6 0 16 3 TNT; Los Angeles Clippers at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m., League Overall Dallas 3 2 1 0 4 6 5 At Marshfield Lane 5 1 19 1 W L W L San Jose 2 2004104 TNT. Pro Basketball Umpqua 4 2 14 5 (Marshfield results include North Bend Phoenix 3 1 2 0 2 12 11 Extreme Sports — Winter X Games, noon and 6 Oregon 6 0 17 2 Chemeketa 42 118 wrestlers) Los Angeles 2 0 2 0 0 3 8 p.m., ESPN. NBA UCLA 5 1 15 4 SWOCC 3 3 10 8 Coquille 40, Marshfield 21 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- Tennis — Australian Open, men’s semifinal, 12:30 EASTERN CONFERENCE Arizona 4 1151 Linn-Benton 1 5 4 14 106 — Cole Smith, Mar, p. Seth Lambson, 1:23. time loss. a.m., ESPN2. Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Washington 4 2 12 7 Portland 1 5 2 14 113 — Marcus Allen, Coq, d. Izaak Grubbs, 12-0. Wednesday’s Games Friday, Jan. 25 New York 25 14 .641 — Arizona State 3 2 14 4 Mount Hood 0 6 2 15 High School Boys Basketball — 120 — Kody Courtright, Coq, p. Justin Gerhart, 1 USC 3 3 8 11 Vancouver 3, Calgary 2, SO Marist at Brooklyn 2616.619 ⁄2 Wednesday’s Scores 2:27. 126 — Thaddeus Nelson, Mar, p. Brady Toronto 5, Pittsburgh 2 Marshfield, 7 p.m., KMHS (91.3 FM); Douglas at Boston 20 21 .488 6 California 2 3 10 8 SWOCC 85, Linn-Benton 69 North Bend, 7:30 p.m., K-Light (98.7 FM); Glide Jarrett, 5:08. 132 — Brandon Campbell, Mar, p. 1 Stanford 2 3 11 7 N.Y. Rangers 4, Boston 3, OT Philadelphia 17 25 .405 9⁄2 Lane 75, Umpqua 53 at Bandon, 7:30 p.m., KTEE (94.9 FM and 95.7 Wyatt Yates, 5:14. 138 — Tristan Dixon, Coq, d. 1 Colorado 2 4 12 6 Phoenix 5, Columbus 1 Toronto 15 27 .357 11⁄2 Clackamas 105, Portland 44 Skyler Harvey, 7-5. 145 — Tyler Gregory, Mar, d. Today’s Games FM). Southeast Division W L Pct GB Oregon State 1 5 11 8 Chemeketa 67, Mount Hood 38 High School Girls Basketball — Dallas Brown, 6-5. 152 — Chris Elmer, Coq, d. N.Y. Islanders at Toronto, 4 p.m. High School Girls Basketball — Douglas at North Miami 27 12 .692 — Washington State 1 5 10 9 Saturday’s Games Bend, 6 p.m., K-Light (98.7 FM). Vern Stevens, 6-0. 160 — Kyle Zomerschoe, NB, 1 N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Atlanta 24 18 .571 4⁄2 Utah 1 5 9 9 SWOCC at Chemeketa NBA Basketball — San Antonio at Dallas, 5 p.m., p. Austin Steele, 5:44. 170 — Aaron Wagner, NB, Wednesday’s Scores Montreal at Washington, 4 p.m. Orlando 14 27 .341 14 Portland at Lane ESPN. p. Cody Hagen, 2:47. 182 — Michael Romine, Coq, 1 Buffalo at Carolina, 4 p.m. Charlotte 10 32 .238 18⁄2 Oregon 68, Washington State 61 Mount Hood at Linn-Benton Tennis — Australian Open, women’s final, mid- won by forfeit. 195 — Andy Clemons, Coq, won 1 Ottawa at Florida, 4:30 p.m. Washington 9 31 .225 18⁄2 Oregon State 74, Washington 66 Umpqua at Clackamas night, ESPN2. by forfeir. 220 — Jake Brewer, Coq, won by for- Central Division W L Pct GB Today’s Games Nashville at St. Louis, 5 p.m. Extreme Sports — Winter X Games, noon and feit. 285 — Zach Latimer, Coq, won by forfeit. Chicago 25 16 .610 — California at Utah, 5:30 p.m. SWOCC 85, Linn-Benton 69 Chicago at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m., ESPN. Exhibition Indiana 26 17 .605 — UCLA at Arizona, 6 p.m. LINN-BENTON (1-5): Madeline Kiplinger 17, Columbus at Colorado, 6 p.m. 126 — 1 Janelle Land 17, Michelle Bromagem 12, Jensyn Saturday, Jan. 26 Levi Graber, NB, p. Wyatt Yates, 1:22. Milwaukee 22 18 .550 2⁄2 Stanford at Colorado, 7 p.m. Los Angeles at Edmonton, 6:30 p.m. 1 Short 9, Ayla Rodriguez 8, Samantha Reynolds 6, Men’s College Basketball — Louisville at Marshfield 48, Brookings-Harbor 24 Detroit 16 26 .381 9⁄2 USC at Arizona State, 7:30 p.m. Phoenix at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. Georgetown, 6 a.m., ESPN; Ohio State at Penn 106 — Cole Smith, Mar, p. Conrad Dethlefsen, Cleveland 11 32 .256 15 Saturday’s Games Janelle Young, Emily Everetts . Friday’s Games State, 9 a.m., ESPN2; Maryland at Duke, 10 a.m., 1:18. 113 — Izaak Grubbs, Mar, won by forfeit. 120 WESTERN CONFERENCE Washington State at Oregon State, 2 p.m. SWOCC (3-3): Quynne Eharis 24, Jazmin N.Y. Islanders at Boston, 4 p.m. CBS; Alabama at Tennessee, 11 a.m., ESPN2; — Justin Gerhart, Mar, won by forfeit. 126 — Southwest Division W L Pct GB USC at Arizona, 4 p.m. Bembry 17, Maricela Aguilera 16, Kyla Siri 13, Carolina at Buffalo, 4 p.m. Dartmouth at Harvard, 11 a.m., NBC Sports Thaddeus Nelson, Mar, p. A. Brambila, :45. 132 San Antonio 34 11 .756 — Washington at Oregon, 4 p.m. Hailey Laird 7, Sarah Dexter 6, Marisa Toti 2, Meg Washington at New Jersey, 4 p.m. Network; Marshall at Memphis, 11 a.m., Root — Brandon Campbell, Mar, won by forfeit. 138 — Memphis 2714.6595 UCLA at Arizona State, 7 p.m. Berry, Shlee Desantos. Ottawa at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. 1 Sports; Oklahoma at Kansas, 1 p.m., ESPN; Western Skyler Harvey, Mar, won by forfeit. 145 — Vern Houston 22 22 .500 11⁄2 Sunday’s Games Halftime: SWOCC 44, Linn-Benton 43 Minnesota at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. 1 Kentucky at Middle Tennessee State, 1 p.m., ESPN2; Stevens, Mar, p. B. Holteen, 3:07. 152 — Tyler Dallas 18 24 .429 14⁄2 California at Colorado, 12:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. 1 New Mexico at San Diego State, 1 p.m., NBC Sports Gregory, Mar, p. Eddie Yeager, 1:50. 160 — Tyler New Orleans 14 28 .333 18⁄2 Stanford at Utah, 6 p.m. Tennis Vancouver at Anaheim, 7 p.m. Network; UCLA at Arizona State, 1 p.m., Root Marrington, BH, d. Kyle Zomerschoe, NB, 13-2. Northwest Division W L Pct GB Pac-12 Women Sports; Washington State at Oregon State, 2 p.m., 170 — Aaron Wagner, NB, p. Ethan Williams, Oklahoma City 33 10 .767 — 1 League Overall Australian Open Transactions Pac-12 Network; Temple at Butler, 3 p.m., ESPN2; 3:04. 182 — CJ Paxton, BH, won by forfeit. 195 — Denver 26 18 .591 7⁄2 1 W L W L Today Santa Clara at San Diego, 3 p.m., Root Sports; Johnny Feuerborn, BH, won by forfeit. 220 — Utah 23 19 .548 9⁄2 BASEBALL 1 Stanford 5 1 16 2 At Melbourne, Australia Washington at Oregon, 4 p.m., Pac-2 Network; Double forfeit. 285 — Double forfeit. Portland 21 21 .500 11⁄2 Singles National League North Carolina at North Carolina State, 4 p.m., Minnesota 17 22 .436 14 California 5 1 15 2 Springfield 39, Marshfield 29 Colorado 4 2 15 2 Men COLORADO ROCKIES—Agreed to terms with ESPN; Florida at Mississippi State, 5 p.m., ESPN2; 106 — Cole Smith, Mar, d. Corbin Wasson, 15-4. Pacific Division W L Pct GB Semifinals INF Jonathan Herrera on a one-year con- San Francisco at Gonzaga, 5 p.m., Root Sports; Air L.A. Clippers 32 11 .744 — UCLA 4 2 13 4 113 — Izaak Grubbs, Mar, d. Bryce McCormick, 8- Washington 4 2 12 5 Novak Djokovic (1), Serbia, def. David Ferrer tract. Force at Wyoming, 7 p.m., Root Sports. Golden State 26 15 .634 5 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Agreed to terms 0. 120 — Kevin Snyder, Spr, p. Justin Gerhart, 1 USC 4 2 7 10 (4), Spain, 6-2, 6-2, 6-1. Women’s College Basketball — Oklahoma at L.A. Lakers 17 25 .405 14⁄2 3:50. 126 — Thaddeus Nelson, Mar, p. Misael Arizona 3 3 11 6 Women with OF Joe Mather on a minor league contract. Baylor, 9 a.m., Root Sports. Hernandez, 1:04. 132 — Brandon Campbell, Mar, Sacramento 16 27 .372 16 Semifinals BASKETBALL NBA Basketball — Chicago at Washington, 4 p.m., 1 Oregon State 3 3 9 9 p. Nikolai King, 4:37. 138 — Skyler Harvey, Mar, d. Phoenix 14 28 .333 17⁄2 Victoria Azarenka (1), Belarus, def. Sloane National Basketball Association WGN; Los Angeles Clippers at Portland, 7 p.m., Wednesday’s Games Arizona State 2 4 10 8 Macyn Nagao, 10-4. 145 — Vern Stevens, Mar, p. Stephens (29), United States, 6-1, 6-4. MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES—Signed G-F Chris KEVU. Atlanta 104, Charlotte 92 Utah 1 5 10 7 Dan Fletcher, 1:06. 152 — Sebastian Lopez, Spr, d. Li Na (6), China, def. Maria Sharapova (2), Johnson to a 10-day contract. Golf — PGA Farmers Insurance Open, noon, CBS. Miami 123, Toronto 116, OT Washington State 1 5 5 12 Tyler Gregory, 7-6. 160 — Blais Powell, Spr, won Russia, 6-2, 6-2. MILWAUKEE BUCKS—Signed general manager Tennis — Australian Open, men’s final, midnight, Chicago 85, Detroit 82 Oregon 0 6 2 16 by forfeit. 170 — Corey Langford, Spr, won by Doubles John Hammond to a contract extension through ESPN2. Denver 105, Houston 95 Friday’s Games forfeit. 182 — Eddie Baitey, Spr, won by forfeit. Men the 2015-16 season. Figure Skating — U.S. Championships, noon and Memphis 106, L.A. Lakers 93 Arizona at UCLA, 6 p.m. 195 — Blake Rogers, Spr, won by forfeit. 220 — Semifinals SAN ANTONIO SPURS—Assigned G Cory Joseph 8 p.m., NBC. Brooklyn 91, Minnesota 83 Oregon State at Washington, 6 p.m. Dane Maury, Spr, won by forfeit. 285 — Double Bob and Mike Bryan (1), United States, def. to Austin (NBADL). Auto Racing — Rolex Sports Car Series 24 Hours San Antonio 106, New Orleans 102 Oregon at Washignton State, 7 p.m. forfeit. Simone Bolelli and Fabio Fognini, Italy, 6-4, 4-6, FOOTBALL at Daytona, noon, Speed Channel. Utah 92, Washington 88 Arizona State at USC, 7 p.m. Coquille 38, Springfield 27 Utah at Stanford, 7 p.m. 6-1. National Football League Extreme Sports — Winter X Games, 11 a.m. and 6 Portland 100, Indiana 80 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Named Ron Milus sec- 106 — Colorado at California, 8 p.m. Robin Haase and Igor Sijsling, Netherlands, p.m., ESPN, and 1 p.m., ABC. 106 — Corbin Wasson, Spr, d. Seth Lambson, 13- Phoenix 106, Sacramento 96 ondary coach and Kent Johnston strength and 0. 113 — Bryce McCormick, Spr, d. Marcus Allen, 8- Golden State 104, Oklahoma City 99 Sunday’s Games def. Marcel Granollers and Marc Lopez (3), Oregon State at Washington State, 1 p.m. Spain, 7-5, 6-4. conditioning coach. 0. 120 — Kody Courtright, Coq, d. Kevin Snyder, Today’s Games HOCKEY Local Schedule Oregon at Washington, 2 p.m. Mixed 10-2. 126 — Brady Jarrett, Coq, p. Misael Toronto at Orlando, 4 p.m. National Hockey League 132 — Arizona State at UCLA, 2 p.m. Quarterfinals Today Hernandez. Nikolai King, Spr, p. Wyatt New York at Boston, 5 p.m. NHL—Suspended Philadelphia F Brayden Arizona at USC, 2 p.m. Jarmila Gajdosova and Matthew Ebden, High School Girls Basketball — Midwestern Yates. 138 — Daniel Fletcher, Spr, p. Gavin L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m. Schenn one game for charging New Jersey D 145 — Utah at California, 2 p.m. Australia, def. Nadia Petrova, Russia, and League: Marshfield at Marist, 7 p.m. Clawson. Tristan Dixon, Coq, d. Macyn Friday’s Games Anton Volchenkov in a Jan. 22 game. Nagao, 9-7. 152 — Sebastian Lopez, Spr, d. Chris Colorado at Stanford, 4 p.m. Mahesh Bhupathi (5), India, 6-3, 3-6, 13-11. Friday, Jan. 25 Minnesota at Washington, 4 p.m. SAN JOSE SHARKS—Signed C Scott Gomez to a Elmer, 7-2. 160 — Austin Steele, Coq, d. Blaise High School Boys Basketball — Midwestern Boston at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. one-year contract. Powell, 15-7. 170 — Corey Langford, Spr, p. Cody NWAACC Standings League: Marist at Marshfield, 7 p.m. Far West Milwaukee at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. Hockey SOCCER Hagen. 182 — Michael Romine, Coq, d. Eddie League: Douglas at North Bend, 7:30 p.m.; Detroit at Miami, 4:30 p.m. South Region Men Major League Soccer Baitey, 10-3. 195 — Andy Clemons, Coq, p. Siuslaw at South Umpqua, 7:30 p.m.; Brookings- San Antonio at Dallas, 5 p.m. League Overall NHL FC DALLAS—Waived MF Ricardo Villar and MF Brandon Belletto. 220 — Jake Brewer, Coq, won by Harbor at Sutherlin, 7:30 p.m. Sunset Golden State at Chicago, 5 p.m. W L W L EASTERN CONFERENCE James Marcelin. forfeit. 285 — Zach Latimer, Coq, won by forfeit. Conference: Glide at Bandon, 7:30 p.m.; Coquille Brooklyn at Memphis, 5 p.m. Chemeketa 5 1125 Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA NEW YORK RED BULLS—Announced they at Gold Beach, 7:30 p.m.; Myrtle Point at Houston at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Lane 4 2 16 4 New Jersey 2 2 0 0 4 5 1 mutually agreed with D Wilman Conde in the Reedsport, 7:30 p.m. Skyline League: Camas Pro Football Oklahoma City at Sacramento, 7 p.m. SWOCC4299Pittsburgh 3 2 1 0 4 11 9 termination his contract. Valley at Powers, 7:30 p.m.; Pacific at Yoncalla, Utah at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Mount Hood 3 3 7 11 N.Y. Islanders 2 1 1 0 2 5 5 SPORTING KANSAS CITY—Announced they 7:30 p.m. NFL Playoffs Blazers 100, Pacers 80 Portland 3 3711 N.Y. Rangers 3 1 2 0 2 8 12 have entered into a two-year partnership with Umpqua 3 3 6 11 High School Girls Basketball — Far West Wild-card Playoffs INDIANA (80): George 8-19 3-3 22, West 8-15 5- Philadelphia 3 0 3 0 0 3 11 and Orlando City (USL PRO). League: Douglas at North Bend, 6 p.m.; Siuslaw 6 21, Hibbert 4-10 1-2 9, Hill 5-14 0-0 11, Clackamas 1 5 9 11 Northeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA COLLEGE Saturday, Jan. 5 Linn-Benton 1 5 5 11 at South Umpqua, 6 p.m.; Brookings-Harbor at Houston 19, Cincinnati 13 Stephenson 1-5 0-0 2, T.Hansbrough 0-3 1-2 1, Boston 320 1 586 CALIFORNIA—Named Garret Chachere defen- Sutherlin, 6 p.m. Sunset Conference: Glide at Johnson 0-2 0-0 0, Mahinmi 2-5 4-4 8, Augustin Wednesday’s Scores Buffalo 2 2 0 0 4 7 3 sive ends coach and Zach Yenser offensive line Green Bay 24, Minnesota 10 SWOCC 72, Linn-Benton 64, OT Bandon, 6 p.m.; Coquille at Gold Beach, 6 p.m.; Sunday, Jan. 6 2-7 0-0 6. Totals 30-80 14-17 80. Ottawa 2 2 00481 coach. Myrtle Point at Reedsport, 6 p.m. Skyline PORTLAND (100): Batum 4-10 0-0 10, Aldridge Portland 89, Clackamas 72 Toronto 3 2 1 0 4 8 5 ILLINOIS—Named Jim Bridge offensive line Baltimore 24, Indianapolis 9 Umpqua 64, Lane 56 League: Camas Valley at Powers, 6 p.m.; Pacific Seattle 24, Washington 14 12-17 3-4 27, Hickson 7-10 0-0 14, Lillard 9-16 2- Montreal 2 1 1 0 2 5 3 coach. at Yoncalla, 6 p.m. 2 20, Matthews 4-11 2-2 10, Jeffries 1-1 1-2 3, Mount Hood 87, Chemeketa 67 Southeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA LONG BEACH STATE—Announced former UCLA High School Swimming — Cottage Grove at Divisional Playoffs Leonard 4-6 0-0 8, Barton 3-7 2-2 8, Babbitt 0-0 Saturday’s Games Tampa Bay 3 2 1 0 4 13 8 G Tyler Lamb has joined the men’s basketball Marshfield, 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 12 0-0 0, Price 0-0 0-0 0, Smith 0-0 0-0 0. Totals SWOCC at Chemeketa Winnipeg 3 1 1 1 3 6 8 team. High School Wrestling — North Bend at Elmira, Baltimore 38, Denver 35, 2OT 44-78 10-12 100. Portland at Lane Florida 3 1 2 0 269 LOUISVILLE—Agreed to terms with football 4 p.m. San Francisco 45, Green Bay 31 Indiana 17 15 27 21 — 80 Mount Hood at Linn-Benton Carolina 2 0 2 0 0 2 9 coach Charlie Strong on an eight-year contract Saturday, Jan. 26 Sunday, Jan. 13 Portland 20 24 26 30 — 100 Umpqua at Clackamas Washington 2 0 2 00510 extension. High School Boys Basketball — Skyline Atlanta 30, Seattle 28 3-Point Goals—Indiana 6-23 (George 3-8, SWOCC 72, Linn Benton 64, OT WESTERN CONFERENCE NORTH CAROLINA—Suspended junior G Leslie League: Powers at Elkton, 7:30 p.m.; UVC at New England 41, Houston 38 Augustin 2-5, Hill 1-7, Johnson 0-1, Stephenson LINN-BENTON (1-5): Adam Hastings 17, Bonhan Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA McDonald for three games. Pacific, 7:30 p.m. Conference Championships 0-2), Portland 2-11 (Batum 2-5, Lillard 0-3, Stafford 10, Nick Dillingham 9, Trevor Daniels 8, Chicago 3 3 0 0 6148 SEATTLE—Named James Finley volleyball High School Girls Basketball — Skyline League: Sunday, Jan. 20 Matthews 0-3). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds— Ben Bly 6, Branden Young 6, Logan Bertram 2. Nashville 3 102488 coach. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B4 •The World • Thursday,January24,2013 Y K Sports Memphis hands struggling Lakers another setback

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for the first time in their last nine games at Minnesota. MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Wolves have lost seven of Darrell Arthur scored 20 eight overall. points and Mike Conley Andrei Kirilenko had 15 added 19 as the Memphis points for the Wolves. Grizzlies beat Los Angeles Suns 106, Kings 96: 106-93 Wednesday night, Luis Scola scored 21 points handing the Lakers their and Phoenix won its first fourth straight loss and 10th game under new coach in 12 games. Lindsey Hunter, beating Los Angeles lost its sev- Sacramento. enth consecutive road game, The Suns, tied with New and center Dwight Howard Orleans for the worst record missed the in the Western Conference at second half 14-28, outplayed the Kings in after aggra- NBA the second half, quieting a vating his Sacramento crowd that was sore shoul- Recap watching the Kings for the der in the first first time since the half. announced sale of the team Rudy Gay, Zach Randolph to a group of Seattle busi- and Tony Allen added 12 nessmen. points apiece as Memphis Michael Beasley had 13 of improved to 12-0 when scor- his 19 points in the fourth ing at least 100 points. quarter, when the Suns The Associated Press Randolph also grabbed 10 outscored Sacramento 32-19. Oregon’s Arsalan Kazemi slams home two points in front of Washington State's Royce Brock Motum (12) and Royce Woolridge (22) during the first rebounds. The Grizzlies had a Tyreke Evans scored 16 half Wednesday. 60-34 edge in the paint with points and DeMarcus Howard sidelined during the Cousins had 15 points and 15 second half. rebounds for the Kings. Kobe Bryant scored 29 Bulls 85, Pistons 82: Ducks rally to stay perfect in Pac-12 points for the Lakers and Nate Robinson had 11 points Metta World Peace added 15. and seven assists in 21 min- EUGENE (AP) — Halfway to its first in its eighth straight victory. passes, and I knocked down the shots. Warriors 104, Thunder utes off the bench, leading a win against a ranked team in two years, The win was Oregon’s 19th straight That got me going and coach ran some 99: Stephen Curry had 31 furious fourth-quarter Washington State failed to finish. at home, tied for the sixth-longest plays for me.” points and seven assists, comeback that carried The Cougars surrendered a 10-point active streak in the nation. The Cougars went back up 53-52 on a David Lee finished with 22 Chicago past Detroit. halftime lead to No. 16 Oregon and the “It was just one of those games, I layup by Royce Woolridge with 7:38 to points and 12 rebounds, and Joakim Noah sacrificed his Ducks rallied for a 68-61 victory on guess,”Singler said. “All that matters is play, but Kazemi answered with a dunk Golden State outlasted body to save a loose ball, which Wednesday night. we got the ‘W.’ We have to have the off a pass from Singler, and Dominic Oklahoma City. Marco Belinelli converted into Mike Ladd had 19 points and Brock mindset that we’re the hunted now.” Artis made a 3-pointer off another On the eve of the a game-winning basket with 7 Motum scored 14 for Washington State Oregon opened the second half on a Singler assist as the Ducks took a 57-53 announcement for All-Star seconds left. Tayshaun Prince (10-9, 1-5 Pac-12), which shot just 27.3 9-0 run, getting within a point of the lead and they led the rest of the way. reserves, Golden State’s top and Rodney Stuckey each percent from the field in the second half Cougars’ double-digit lead on a break- “We bounced back and found a way,” two candidates made a last- missed potential tying 3- as it lost a 39-29 halftime lead. away dunk by Carlos Emory that made Oregon coach Dana Altman said. “But ing impression. pointers at the other end. “It seemed like they turned the heat it 39-38 with 15:33 to play. you maybe get one of those a year, or Curry matched Kevin Robinson put the Bulls on up in the second half,” Cougars coach But Dexter Kernich-Drew snapped two of those a year where you’re really Durant’s spectacular scores his back, scoring nine straight Ken Bone said. “There’s a reason why an 0-for-5 start to the second half for outplayed in the first half. You get those all game, stole a pass from the points early in the fourth as they’re ranked 16th in the country.” Washington State with a tough layup double-digit deficits and if you think Thunder’s leading man in the Chicago overcame a 17-point E.J. Singler had 19 points — 14 in the and Motum followed with a three-point you’re going to comeback from those final seconds and hit a pair of deficit to beat the Pistons for second half — for Oregon (17-2, 6-0), play to put the Cougars back up 44-38. every single game, you’re making a mis- free throws to seal Golden the 17th straight time. which is 6-0 in the conference for the Then Singler took over. The senior take.” State’s third straight victory. Hawks 104, Bobcats 92: first time since 1925-26, when the forward scored 10 straight points, tying Ladd had 14 points, six rebounds and Lee helped the Warriors out- Josh Smith had 30 points and Ducks were known as the Webfoots and the game 46-46 with the second of his five assists in the first half for the rebound Oklahoma City’s 13 rebounds, and Atlanta the league was called the Pacific Coast consecutive 3-pointers. His free throws Cougars, who cooled off considerably in lengthy frontline 40-39 and snapped a six-game road los- Conference. at the 11:45 mark gave the Ducks their the second half. After making 7 of 13 3- made some big plays late. ing streak with a win over Arsalan Kazemi added 16 points and first lead of the game, 48-46. pointers in the first half, the Cougars Durant had 33 points, nine Charlotte. Damyean Dotson had 11 points and a “I was just feeling it,” Singler said. missed on all 11 of their 3-point assists and five rebounds for Kyle Korver added 21 career-high nine rebounds for Oregon “Some of the guys gave me some good attempts in the second half. the Thunder, who blew an points on 5-of-6 shooting eight-point lead in the fourth from beyond the 3-point arc quarter a night after running as the Hawks sent the away with a win at the Los Bobcats to their 16th straight Angeles Clippers. Oklahoma home loss, three shy of the Beavers hang on for first league win City had won seven of eight NBA record. to move to the top of the NBA Smith finished two assists CORVALLIS (AP) — than six from there, and the standings. shy of a triple-double. Ivan Oregon State hadn’t been Beavers led by as many as 10 Heat 123, Raptors 116, Johnson added 12 points and able to find an answer to a in the closing minutes. OT: Dwyane Wade scored 35 15 rebounds. Pac-12 opponent, dropping “We seemed to keep our points, LeBron James got his Ramon Sessions led the its first five conference heads a little bit. We didn’t 34th career triple-double Bobcats with a season-high games. get down on the run they and Miami rallied from a 15- 27 points. But the Beavers were able were making,” Starks said. point deficit to beat Toronto. Nuggets 105, Rockets to muster one Wednesday “We’ve kind of depended on James finished with 31 95: Ty Lawson scored 21 night against Washington one-on-one play, and we points, 11 assists and 10 points, Wilson Chandler had after it looked like it might stopped that and just played rebounds for Miami, getting 20 and Denver pulled away in get away from them again. our game.” the last board on Toronto’s the third quarter against Oregon State watched a 20- Oregon State shot 26 of 59 final shot of the night. Wade mistake-prone Houston. point first-half lead shrink to overall from the field, while added seven assists, includ- Danilo Gallinari sank one with under 11 minutes to Washington was 25 of 53. The ing the one that set up Ray three 3-pointers and scored play but held on for a 74-66 Beavers had a 36-35 rebound- Allen for the 3-pointer that 18 points for the Nuggets, win. ing edge and seven steals, led clinched the win with 59.3 who converted 28 points off “This is what we’re capa- by Joe Burton’s three. seconds left in overtime. 23 Houston turnovers to beat ble of,” said Beavers guard Oregon State had five Allen scored 18, Mario the Rockets for the fifth Roberto Nelson, who had 15 players in double-figure Chalmers added 14 and Chris straight time. points, 10 in the second half. scoring, with Burton getting Bosh had 12 points and 12 James Harden scored 23 “The whole team, the coach- 13 points and Starks 10. rebounds for Miami. The points and Omer Asik ing staff, nobody thought Washington had four, with Heat finished overtime on a grabbed 13 rebounds for the we’d be 0-5 starting off.” Abdul Gaddy scoring 14 and 13-2 run, climbing out of a Rockets, who have lost eight Devon Collier led Oregon Scott Suggs 11. four-point hole. of nine. State (11-8, 1-5 Pac-12), Oregon State jumped to Alan Anderson scored 20 Spurs 106, Hornets which started the season 9-2, The Associated Press an 11-1 run behind five points points for Toronto, leading 102: Tony Parker had 24 with 16 points, seven Washington’s Desmond Simmons (30) battles for a rebound with from Starks. seven Raptors in double fig- points and 13 assists as San rebounds and five assists. Oregon State’s Roberto Nelson (55) during the first half Wednesday. The Beavers, on their way ures. Antonio rallied past New Eric Moreland added 12 to their most first-half points Nets 91, Timberwolves Orleans, overcoming the points and 10 rebounds off on, we weren’t committed to from 3-point range with in a Pac-12 game this season, 83: Brook Lopez strength- absence of Tim Duncan and the bench for the Beavers, what we were supposed to be 12:16 left that got kept the pressure on, going ened his case for a spot on the coach Gregg Popovich for its who had their highest-scor- doing.” Washington within 53-52. ahead 20-9 on Olaf All-Star team with 22 points 15th straight win at home. ing game in conference play. Washington chipped The Beavers extended the Schaftenaar’s 3-pointer. on 10-for-16 shooting, help- Tiago Splitter added 25 C.J. Wilcox had 23 points away at a 10-point halftime lead to 61-55 on Nelson’s 3- Oregon State took its ing Brooklyn hold off points and seven rebounds, and seven rebounds and Aziz deficit early in the second pointer with 8:17 left. biggest lead of the half at 34- Minnesota. and Stephen Jackson scored N’Diaye added 10 points and half. Oregon State later scored 14 on Collier’s dunk off a steal The Nets improved to 12-2 15 for the Spurs. 10 rebounds for Washington The Huskies closed with- five straight points, with with 5:28 before intermis- under interim coach P.J. Eric Gordon had 17 points (12-7,4-2), which lost its sec- in 41-35 as Wilcox closed out Ahmad Starks’ 3-pointer and sion. Washington pulled Carlesimo, and they’re 9-1 for the Hornets and Ryan ond straight game. a 6-0 run with a shot from Collier’s two free throws within 10 at the halftime with their preferred starting Anderson added 16. “We didn’t execute outside. A Wilcox 3-pointer making it 66-57 with 5:11 break when Gaddy beat the lineup: Lopez, the NBA’s The Spurs trailed most of tonight,” Huskies coach later made it 49-45 Oregon remaining. buzzer with a shot from just highest-scoring center, the game with Popovich Lorenzo Romar said. “Early State. Wilcox hit another Washington got no closer inside the half-court line. Deron Williams, Joe Johnson, (undisclosed illness), Duncan Gerald Wallace and Reggie (sore left knee) and Kawhi Evans. Williams and Johnson Leonard (left patella bruise) Miami mauls top-ranked Duke by 27 points scored 18 points apiece, and all sitting out. the Nets never trailed despite Jazz 92, Wizards 88: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS season-high 25 points for the Georgia 47: Scottie Creighton 69: Richard some sloppy stretches of play. Paul Millsap had 16 points Hurricanes, who beat a No. 1 Wilbekin scored 17 points to Carter scored 20 points and C.J. Watson added 14 and 15 rebounds to help Utah CORAL GABLES, Fla. — team for the first time. help Florida shake off a slug- Drake handed Creighton points for the Nets, who won hold off Washington. With a steady din coming Seth Curry, Tyler gish first half and romp past consecutive losses for the from the sea of orange behind Thornton and Quinn Cook another Southeastern first time this season. the visitors’ basket, No. 1- went a combined 1-for-29 for Conference opponent. Ben Simons added 13 for Hornets soon will be ranked Duke had a tough time the Blue Devils, who shot a The Gators trailed 27-24 the Bulldogs, who blew a 16- making a shot. season-low 30 percent. at halftime before taking over point lead before rallying for The Blue Devils went Rasheed Sulaimon led them by holding Georgia to only their first win over a ranked called the Pelicans 1 more than 8 with 16 points. one field goal in the first 11⁄2 opponent in five years. minutes La Salle 54, No. 9 Butler minutes of the second half. No. 20 Wichita State NEW ORLEANS (AP) — to be announced today. without a Men’s 53: Ramon Galloway went Northwestern 55, No. 12 62, Missouri State 52: People familiar with the Hornets owner Tom field goal in Top 25 the length of the court for the Minnesota 48: Jared Cleanthony Early scored 17 decision say the New Orleans Benson has said since buying the first half winning basket with 2.7 sec- Swopshire scored 16 points to points, Carl Hall added 15 and Hornets have decided to the Hornets last spring that Wednesday onds left to send La Salle past lead Northwestern past Wichita State rallied past change their name to the he wanted a new name repre- night, and a sellout became a Butler, the biggst win overa Minnesota. Missouri State. Pelicans next season. senting New Orleans and blowout for No. 25 Miami, top-10 team in 33 years. No. 15 New Mexico 66, The Shockers were com- The people spoke to The Louisiana. which delighted a boisterous No. 7 Indiana 72, Penn Colorado State 61: Tony ing off a win over then-No. 12 Associated Press Wednesday The brown pelican is the crowd with a 90-63 victory. State 49: Victor Oladipo Snell scored 23 points and Creighton that put them in on condition of anonymity state bird and has become The defeat was the third- scored 19 points, and Yogi New Mexico held off a late first place in the Missouri because the Hornets have not symbolic of efforts to restore worst ever for a No. 1 team, Ferrell added a season-high Colorado State rally to Valley Conference, but announced the decision. One Louisiana’s fragile coast, and Duke’s worst in nearly 15 to help Indiana rout Penn improve to 17-2 on the sea- trailed 33-25 early in the sec- person says the proposed name which has been hit hard by five years. State. son. ond half after a 19-1 run by change and color scheme of the 2010 BP oil spill and ero- Durand Scott scored a No. 8 Florid 64, Drake 74, No. 17 the Bears. blue, gold and red is scheduled sion from major storms. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Thursday, January24,2013 • The World • B5 Y K Cl ass if i eds

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January Hookup, pellet stove. parcel fenced $775. mth - 541-751-0461 BUYING JUNK AUTOs 26th from 8am-3pm. To benefit NBHS Quiet One Bdr. Apt. Near Coos Bay backyard, storage shed. No smoking No title needed, will pick up, Soccer program. Furniture, house- Post Office. Ground floor- no steps $825 mth plus deposit. 541-267-8413 up to 100 miles from Coos Bay. wares, clothing and more! Reedsport: 1973 Brookwood manufac- shower, large laundry room, W/D 605 Lots/Spaces Cute 2 bdr. house in desirable Min- Will pay up to $200 per automobile. tured home. Nice 2bd/ 2bth. Large liv- included, covered single car car- Reedsport: Estate sale Jan. 26-27 gus Park neighborhood.Front yard, Long term RV spaces W/S/G and 541-260-9447 ing/dining room & kitchen. Wood port. Parking at front door. In the 8am-2pm, 1025 Scott Terrace. Light garage w/workspace, W/D hookups. Dish TV included $275mo plus floors in dining rm & kitchen. Electric alley between 4th and 5th St. $535 house china , dishes and utensils. 2 No pets/smoking. $650/mo.,first, electricity.No wind with country set- Wanted to buy small to medium & Pellet stove. Asking $29,000. Call per mon. with $500 dep. Call queen and 2 single beds. House hold last$500 deposit. references. 840 ting,19316 Highway 42 Myrtle size wood stove for a shop. Call 541-2714098 or 541-271-3748 541-294-7740 or e-mail for pictures furniture. Tools, fishing gear and Date St. 541-294-2883. Point. Or. 541-572-5494 541-396-2061 [email protected] treadmill. Coos Bay: Nice 2 bdrm., 2 bath w/ Wanted to buy: Childrens clothing basement. Appliances and W/D in- 610 2-4-6 Plexes sizes 4-12 for resale shop opening Rentals RENTALS & cluded. Pellet stove. N/S, pets on ap- Feb. 2nd. Call 541-808-3900 for approval $850 mo plus $1000 dep. $495 Reedsport duplex pointment to bring in your gently used Electronics 600 REAL ESTATE SPECIALS 541-756-4702 with a view. 2 bedroom 1 bath. clothes, shoes, accessories. Cash Choose any of these specials and 480 Crestview Dr. paid. No Consignments. 775 add a photo for $5.00 extra. 601 Apartments 541-271-0807 Rentals / Real Estate 1 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Garage W/D 710 Miscellaneous 777 Computers 1bdr apt.,remodeled bath, wood hookup. Quite - Empire Lake Area. 1 week - 6 lines, 10” RADIAL arm saw, Black & floors, w/s/g pd 292 S. 9th, CB Sewer/garbage paid. No pet/ smoking Free Pick Up & Disposal $475/mo & 2bdr hse, fenced yard, $35.00 1- $650. + dep. 277 Ackerman. Decker $135. Nearly new wheelchair 1-$750. + dep. 275 Ackerman. $155. 541-639-7778. of all PC, laptops, 1072 Anderson, CB $750/mo Pet OK COQUILLE: 3 bedroom, 541-888-5310 for application $45 app. fee refundable 541-294-0623 Rentals / Real Estate 2 1 bath home. 4x3 Vinyl Window and a 32 inch Full monitors and printers. No smoking, No pets. $700/mo + view exterior door.Call 541-269-0869 2 bedroom 2 bath, Stove and refrig- 2 week - 6 lines, 390 S. Wasson St. 541-294-9107 $800 security deposit@ move in. erator, garbage included. Close to 3 bed. $45.00 Call 541-404-5075. Certified porcelain tile new in box Windows XP on Compac PC tower shopping and downtown Coos Bay. stove/fridge/drapes/deck/fenced 18x18.190 square feet. $400 new, sell (NOT LAPTOP) 80 gb 2 GB ram and $500 mth plus deposit. Cats negotia- back yard/2 car garage/ W/G paid Coquille: 3 bedroom, 1 bath house for $300. 541-759-3336 upgraded processor has DVD player ble. 541-269-2626. M-F 8-1 Rentals / Real Estate 3 Rent $645 mo. Apply at 324 with garage, fenced backyard, and camera memory selling tower for 3 week - 6 lines, stove & fridge incl., washer/dryer Ackerman, 541-8884762 For Sale: Gemernhardt Flute $400 2bdr twnhse :basement,wd hkups $95.00. 541-294-9107 hookup. Available Feb. 1st. firm. Chest w/ three drawers and 586 N 2nd CB $595/mo.& 2bdr: wd $55.00 Coos Bay 533 Wall St. 2 bedroom , $750/mo, $200 pet deposit closet $30, great for a younger child. hkups 267 Johnson,CB $545/mo & appliances, W/D hook ups, garage 541-290-0455 Pride go power chair with new battery 1bdr: wsg pd 292 S 9th,CB $475/mo Rentals / Real Estate 4 plus storage. $675 mo plus $900 $2000 obo. Call 541-217-5934. $45 app fee refundable Pets OK Large 4/2 house. dep. 541-290-6255 Pets/Animals 4 week - 6 lines, Jazzy select- elite power chair. Barely 541-294-0623 Semi-fenced. quiet location $975 NB Centrally Located 2 Bedroom used, good battery. $750 firm. Call 800 $59.95 plus deposit. Empire area. 3 BDRM. Townhouse close to lake, with garage, large fenced yard, 541-756-5087 All specials will appear in No smoking, pets on approval SOCC and shopping. Stove/ Fridge The World, Bandon Western W/G paid, washer/dryer hookups, 541-888-3046 NEW 9 ft. T-posts, 133 wts. $8 each. and drapes. W/G paid. Rent World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday no smoking/pets. $650/month. 541-404-8735. 801 Birds/Fish $530mo. Apply at 324 Ackerman. Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. LEASE WITH OPTION. NEW studio 2 First, last, and deposit to move in. Please call 541-756-3691 or 541-888-4762 All specials are category specific. story 900 sq ft., plus garage. Lake TV stand w/ 2 doors and shelve $10. 29 Gallon Aquarium with stand, can 541-294-7780. There are no refunds on specials. front / ocean view. Covered RV with 5 ft wooden coffee table,$7. Portable aster filter. Miscellaneous fish acces- Starts October 1, 2012 hook-ups. References 1155 13th st sories included. $150 firm. Proceeds BAYSIDE APARTMENTS For Rent- Upper level, 2 bd/ 1 bth toilet $5. Brown stuffed chair $10. 541-267-6278 Port Orford. Call 541-660-8080 Large Myrtlewood table $20. 2 sets of to be donated to “Focus” near Coos Bay Fred Meyer view property. W/D hook ups, built 541-756-6843 2 bdrm $550 & 1 bdrm $450. Myrtle Point, 3 bedroom house with in dishwasher, carport, storage. two golf clubs w/bags $20 ea. Sewing ma- quiet & clean No pets/no smoking. large fenced yard shown by appoint- sundecks. Available February 1, chine in cabinet $5. 541-888-2012 ment. Application, rental history and 541-297-4834. 602 Commercial Property 2013. $770mo plus $700 Deposit. Two free wooden bookcases. one is reference required. $750 mo w/ $500 Found Specials Call 541-267-5945. 4x6 ft high and one is 3x5 ft. Free security deposit. No smoking For Items or Pets BAY VIEW: 60in. big screen TV w/ remote and 541-824-0355. Leave mesa age. without/or with photo: Tamarac’s only one bedroom unit is COQUILLE - New office Space REEDSPORT built in surround sound speakers. Call available..541-759-4380 For Lease. Facing Hwy 42S to Myrtle Point, 3 bdr. 2 bth, fully Townhouse style duplex 541-5705. 6 lines, Free for one week Bandon, ODOT traffic count avg fenced. De-tached guest house for unit avail. Great shape and WHEELCHAIR & walker for sale. $25 May rerun if necessary. CUTE 1 bedroom near MHS. On site 2300 per day, Build to Suit, On-Site hobbies, guests, ect. $600mo. location and available immediately! each. 541-404-6988. All specials will appear in laundry,W/S/G paid. No Smoking, No Parking. $500 month + Sec. Dep. first& last $200 cleaning dep. 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, 1 car garage, The World, Bandon Western World, Pets. $400/mo + $300 dep. Credit To View Contact John @ (RENT TO OWN) call for details. W/D hookups, dishwasher, patio Umpqua Post, The Link, check required. 541-294-0775 541-260-5198 541-439-2325. plus yard. 600/mo., 1st/ last + Online & Smart Mobile. $150 deposit. No pets/smoking. All specials are category specific. Tenant responsible for until. Recreation/ There are no refunds on specials. Credit check required. 725 Starts October 1, 2012 Please Call 541-271-3743 Sports 541-267-6278

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C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Thursday, January24,2013 • The World • B7 Y K 801 Birds/Fish 909 Misc. Auto amount, including trustee’s costs and In the Matter of the Estate of tax lots may or may not have an inter- Lost Specials HONDA WORLDWORLD Legals fees, that you will be required to MARY ELLEN SCHEIRMAN, est in the road; however, the proper- 100 pay. Payment must be in the full Deceased. ties abut the road and notice is re- Choose to add a photo in this amount in the form of cashier’s or cer- quired. The proposed road is located special for only $5.00 more tified check. The effect of the sale NOTICE TO INTERESTED off of Bill Crk Lane. The proposed 1st Day Free will be to deprive you and all those PERSONS name is Copperhead Rd, Bandon. 6 lines, who hold by, through and under you of Request for comments were sent out Each additional Day 45 - DAY PUBLIC NOTICE all interest in the property described NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on September 12, 2013. There are no $8,990 REGARDING COOS-CURRY above. In construing this notice, the THEODORE PHILLIP SCHEIRMAN objections. $1.00 HOUSING AUTHORITY’S masculine gender includes the femi- has been appointed Personal Repre- ‘00 Ford F-150 Ext Cab No Free reruns on same ad. ANNUAL PLAN nine and the neuter, the singular in- sentative. All persons having claims The third road name petition (File # All specials will appear in 4Dr, SWB, 4.6 V8, Low Miles. #12227A/311417 cludes the plural, the word “grantor” against the estate are required to RN-12-04) is for a road located in The World, Bandon Western The Coos-Curry Housing Authority includes any successor in interest to present them, with proper documenta- Township 28, Range 14, Section 18 World, Umpqua Post, The Link, hereby gives notice that a public the grantor as well as any other per- tion attached, to the Personal Repre- and precedes southwest though Bul- Online & Smart Mobile. meeting has been scheduled to review son owing an obligation, the perfor- sentative at the address given below, lards Beach State Park ending at the All specials are category specific. its Annual Plan, on Wednesday, Feb- mance of which is secured by said within four months after the date of Coquille River Lighthouse. The abutt- There are no refunds on specials. ruary 27, 2013, at 4:00 p.m., at the Trust Deed, and the words “trustee” first publication of this notice, or the ing property owners have petition for Starts October 1, 2012 Housing Authority’s main office build- and “beneficiary” include their respec- claims may be barred. Bullards Beach and Lightkeeper’s 541-267-6278 $8,990 ing, located at 1700 Monroe Street, tive successors in interest, if any. Loop. However, after reviewing com- ‘00 Ford Mustang North Bend, Oregon, 97459. The reg- The Beneficiary may be attempting to All persons whose rights may be af- ments received in November 2012, 21K Miles, Alloys, Spoiler, CD, PW.. ularly scheduled Board meeting will collect a debt and any information ob- fected by the proceedings may obtain there have been some modifications #B3180/177679 PET SPECIALS follow. tained may be used for that pur- additional information from the records suggested Bullards Lane or Light Choose to ad a photo in this pose. If the Trustee is unable to of the court at: Probate Clerk’s Office, Keeper Lane. There will be more de- special for only $5.00 more The Annual Plan is available for in- convey title for any reason, the suc- Room 216, Courthouse Annex, 1975 tail in the staff report that will be pres- Pet / Animal spection at the North Bend cessful bidder’s sole and exclusive McPherson, North Bend, Oregon; by ented at the meeting. The Planning remedy shall be the return of monies mail to: Probate Department, P.O. Box Department received conflicting com- 6 lines, 2 weeks City/Coos-Curry Housing Authorities main office located at: paid to the Trustee, and the success- 865, North Bend, Oregon 97459; the ments regarding the acceptability of $12.00 $10,990 ful bidder shall have no further re- Personal Representative; or the attor- the road name; therefore, a public All specials will appear in North Bend City/Coos-Curry course. If available, the expected ney for the Personal Representative. hearing is required. ‘00 Dodge Dakota opening bid and/or postponement in- The World, Bandon Western EXT, 5LT, 4.7 V8, Auto, 1 Owner, 39K Miles. Housing Authority formation may be obtained by calling Dated and first published: January 29, Notice has been mailed, posted and World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday #B3251/561542 Attn: Ned Beman, Executive Director the following telephone number(s) on 2013. published as required in the Coos Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. 1700 Monroe Street the day before the sale: (714) County Code (CCC) Section All specials are category specific. North Bend, OR 97459 480-5690 or you may access sales Theodore Phillip Scheirman, 04.08.050. All criteria concerning There are no refunds on specials. information at Personal Representative road names can be found in the CCC Starts October 1, 2012 PUBLISHED: The World - January 22, and 24, 2012 (ID- 20224572) www.tacforeclosures.com/sales c/o Carol Poli Cyphers, Division Eight. 541-267-6278 DATED: 10/09/12 CHRISTOPHER Attorney at Law $10,990 C. DORR, OSBA # 992526 By 295 North Baxter Street, P.O. Box 158 The Board of Commissioners will con- ‘03 Mitsubishi Eclipse GTS OREGON TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF CHRISTOPHER C. DORR, ATTOR- Coquille, Oregon 97423-0158 sider file number RN-12-02 in a public 210HP, V6, Auto, Moonroof, Leather, SALE T.S. No: V538760 OR Unit 802 Cats 33K Miles. #B3180/177679 NEY AT LAW DIRECT INQUIRIES Phone: (541) 396-3171 hearing on scheduled for February 5, Code: V Loan No: 55034-01/FINCH TO: T.D. SERVICE COMPANY Fax: (541) 396-5723 2013 at 1:30; the second road name AP #1: 7808400 Title #: 7233289 FORECLOSURE DEPARTMENT for file number RN-12-03 will be con- Reference is made to that certain 4000 W. Metropolitan Drive Suite PUBLISHED: The World - January 24, sidered in a public hearing on Febru- Trust Deed made by HUNTER J. 400 Orange, CA 92868 (800) 31 and February 05, 2013 ary 5, 2013 at 1:45p.m.; and the third FINCH, KIM K. FINCH as Grantor, to 843-0260 TAC# 961511 PUB: (ID-20224773) road name hearing file number FIDELITY NATIONAL TITLE CO. as 01/03/13, 01/10/13, 01/17/13, RN-12-04 will be considered in a pub- $11,990 Trustee, in favor of CHETCO FED- 01/24/13 lic hearing on February 5, 2013 at $11,990 ERAL CREDIT UNION as Beneficiary. SALE OF TIMBER ‘04 Ford Ranger 4x4 COQUILLE INDIAN RESERVATION 2:00 p.m.. All of the hearings will take Ext Cab, V6 4.0L, Low Miles, Auto, 1 Owner. Dated September 26, 2005, Re- Kohl’s Cat House PUBLISHED: The World - January 03, - COQUILLE FOREST RASLER place in the Owens Building, 201 N. #B3222/513112 corded September 28, 2005 as Instr. 10, 17 and 24, 2013 (ID-20223500) Adams, Coquille, Oregon. Adoptions on site. No. 2005-14812 in Book —- Page CREEK NO. 5 LOGGING UNIT —- of Official Records in the office of 541-294-3876 This is an action for Judicial Foreclo- The Bureau of Indian Affairs and Co- These hearings will be open to the the Recorder of COOS County; OR- public and anyone who wishes to ex- EGON AND MODIFICATION sure of real property commonly known quille Indian Tribe are offering timber as 63424 Juniper Dr., Coos Bay, OR for purchase from the Rasler Creek press their views regarding the pro- AGREEMENT(S) DATED 03/04/08, posed road name may do so orally or 804 Hay/Seed DATED 03/28/11 covering the follow- 97420. A motion or answer must be No. 5 Logging Unit located in Section $11,990 given to the court clerk or administra- 25, T.30S, R.11W, and W.M. Coos in writing. All written testimony will be ing described real property situated in forwarded to the Board of Commis- ‘04 Honda Crv Lx tor within 30 days of the date of first County, Oregon. SEALED BIDS must FOR SALE: GRASS said county and state, to wit: LOT sioners for their review, and should be Auto, Low Miles. 20, OCEAN TRAILS SUBDIVISIONS, publication specified herein along with be submitted in duplicate on forms #B3240/006659 submitted by January 22, 2013, at HAY, By the bale or ton PHASE 1, FINAL PLAT, COOS the required filing fee. provided and titled “Proposal for Tim- Call 541-297-4923 ber, Rasler Creek No. 5 Logging Unit”. 5:00 p.m., unless presented in person COUNTY, OREGON. Both the bene- at the time of the hearing. ficiary and the trustee have elected to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Address bids to the Coquille Indian STATE OF OREGON Tribe, ATTN. Bureau of Indian Af- sell the said real property to satisfy Detailed information regarding the pro- the obligations secured by said Trust FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS fairs - Timber Sale Bid Official, 805 Horses/Equine 3050 Tremont St., North Bend, Ore- posed road will be available for in- Deed and a Notice of Default has spection at the Coos County Planning $14,990 been recorded pursuant to Oregon Case No. 12CV0791 gon 97459. Mailed sealed bids must HORSESHOEING be posted so that they will be received Department. Copies can be obtained ‘09 Dodge 1500 4x4 LWB Revised Statutes 86.735(3); the de- for a fee of $.50 per page. 4.7L V8, Auto, Air, 42K Miles, Canopy. fault for which the foreclosure is GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC, ITS by 10:00 a.m. local time on February #B3247/549137 SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST 14th, 2013. Sealed Bids may be sub- made is Grantor’s failure to pay when Inquiries and/or comments can be di- due, the following sums: 5 PYMTS AND/OR ASSIGNS, mitted in person at the Coquille Tribes Plaintiff, Hazel Room in the Mill/Casino Hotel rected to the Coos County Planning FROM 06/01/12 TO 10/01/12 @ Department, at 225 N. Adams Street, 631.92 $3,159.60 4 L/C FROM v. (2nd Floor) at 3201 Tremont St., North MALATI A. LINDH; GLENN M. Bend, OR. 97459 until 10:00 a.m., lo- Coquille, Oregon, mailed to Coos 06/17/12 TO 09/17/12 @ 31.60 County Planning, at 250 N. Baxter, $126.40 Sub-Total of Amounts in Ar- LINDH; AND ALL OTHER cal time on February 14th, 2013. PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN Opening of sealed bids will be at Coquille OR 97423, by telephone at $19,990 rears:$3,286.00 Together with any 541-396-7770, by fax at 541-396-1022 default in the payment of recurring ob- CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, 10:00 a.m. followed immediately by TEJUN FOWLER ‘02 Chevy 3/4 HD Silverado or by email at ligations as they become due. LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE REAL oral bidding. Bidders must have sub- 541-297-5295 Crew Cab, 4x4, Auto, Low Miles, [email protected]. Duramax Diesel. #B3252/189440 ALSO, if you have failed to pay taxes PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN mitted a sealed bid to participate in AS 63424 JUNIPER DR., COOS oral bidding. This sale contains ap- [email protected] on the property, provide insurance on BY: Jill Rolfe, the property or pay other senior BAY, OR 97420, proximately 1,988,000 board feet of Defendants. standing timber. There is an estimated Interim Planning Director 1350 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay liens or encumbrances as required in Coos County Planning Department 806 Livestock HondaWorld.com the note and Trust Deed, the benefi- 1,987,000 board feet of Douglas fir SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION and other conifers, and 1,000 board 541-888-5588 • 1-800-634-1054 ciary may insist that you do so in or- Notice For Sale: 33 month old Black Angus feet of Red Alder and other hard- der to reinstate your account in good Mailed: January 4, 2013 Bull. $1250 or Make offer. Call Lonnie TO DEFENDANTS: MALATI A. woods. The above stated volumes are standing. The beneficiary may re- Posted: January 4, 2013 through Feb- @541-269-0869 LINDH; GLENN M. LINDH; AND ALL estimates only and are not guaran- quire as a condition to reinstatement ruary 5, 2013 911 RV/Motor Homes that you provide reliable written evi- OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UN- teed. Each bidder must state the price KNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TI- per thousand board feet, Scribner Log dence that you have paid all senior PUBLISHED: The World - January 808 Pet Care liens or encumbrances, property TLE, LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE Scale, which will be paid for timber cut REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY and scaled from this sale. No bid per 15, 2013 & January 24, 2013, taxes, and hazard insurance premi- (ID-20224182) Carol’s Pet Sitting ums. These requirements for rein- KNOWN AS 63424 JUNIPER DR., thousand board feet of less than statement should be confirmed by COOS BAY, OR 97420: $287.42 for Douglas fir will be consid- ★Your Place or Mine★ contacting the undersigned Trustee. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ered. No bidding will be permitted on ★Short or Long Term★ The street or other common designa- OREGON: You are hereby required to Western Hemlock, White fir, Cedars, Public Sale ★Excellent References★ tion if any, of the real property de- appear and defend the action filed and Red Alder. Western Hemlock will On February 8 , 2013 starting at ★541-297-6039★ scribed above is purported to be : against you in the above-entitled be paid for at the rate of $173.14, 10:00 at Circle H, 1190 Newmark, ★See us on Facebook★ 2001 5th Wheel 26’ - 2 slides, Nice 2850 SPINNAKER DR., BANDON, OR cause within 30 days from the date of White fir will be paid for at the rate of Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 Unit Lakoda Stereo, oak cabinets 97411 The undersigned Trustee service of this Summons upon you; $181.27 per thousand board feet, Port DVD player - $10,000. 541-888-5310. disclaims any liability for any incor- and if you fail to appear and defend, Orford cedar at the rate of $313.27 A public sale will be held by E.L. Ed- Pet Cremation rectness of the above street or other for want thereof, the Plaintiff will apply per thousand board feet, Western Red wards Realty II, Inc. 541-756-0347 541-267-3131 common designation. By reason of to the court for the relief demanded cedar at the rate of $513.27 per thou- 913 SUVs said default, the beneficiary has de- therein. sand board feet. Red Alder and other UNIT FACILITIES NAME 2003 CR-V EX AWD Manual 157,000 clared all sums owing on the obliga- // hardwoods will be paid for at the pre- E-8 Lakeside Shirley Janssen mi, very good condition, clean, tow tion secured by said Trust Deed im- PITE DUNCAN, LLP determined cash value of $313.27. 87 Englewood Tracie Whitney package all weather mats, new Honda mediately due and payable, said sums Special Culls and Peeler Culls for all A-22 Troy Ln. William Automobiles carpet mats, receipts, blue with Black being the following, to wit: Principal species will be paid for at a rate of Williams interior. $8,000. Calll 541-808-2177 $64,688.52, together with interest as Dated: $50.00 per thousand board feet, gross C-6 Troy Ln. Kris Dilts 900 provided in the note or other instru- BY: scale. Wood Logs (Utility Culls) re- 23 Ez-Store Jeffrey ment secured from 01/01/12, and ______moved for all species will be paid for Hall 915 Used Cars such other costs and fees are due un- David J. Boulanger, OSB # 092943 at a rate of $2.00 per Ton. All 77 Ez-Store Kim Trial Attorney sawtimber from this sale is subject Gibson 2004 FORD FOCUS SE - Automatic, der the note or other instrument se- 901 ATVs (503) 222-2256 to log export and substitution re- 58 Ez-Store Tim Buhr 126500 miles, Newer tires and brakes. cured, and as are provided by stat- Fax: (503) 222-2260 strictions. A bid deposit in the form of $4800 OBO Call Mary 541-260-1974 ute. WHEREFORE, notice is hereby [email protected] certified check cashiers check, bank PUBLISHED: The World - January 24 Auto Specials or Kathy 541-888-4433 given that the undersigned trustee will, on February 20, 2013, at the draft drawn payable to the Coquille In- and 31, 2013 (ID-20224711) Choose to add a photo in this 2008 TOYOTA Prius Touring, $12500, hour of 10:00 A.M. in accord with the Rochelle L. Stanford, OSB# 06244 dian Tribe, in the amount of special for $5.00 more 93K loaded, leather, navigation, com- Standard Time, as established by (619) 326-2404 $35,000.00 must accompany each CITY OF COOS BAY plete service records, excellent condi- ORS 187.110, INSIDE THE MAIN Fax: (858) 412-2608 sealed bid. The deposit of the high 6 lines, 2 weeks tion. 541-332-1307. LOBBY OF THE COOS COUNTY [email protected] bidder will be retained pending accept- Pursuant to ORS 457.460, the Urban $15.00 COURTHOUSE, 250 N. BAXTER, CO- ance or rejection of the bids. All other Renewal Agency of the City of Coos All specials will appear in 916 Used Pick-Ups QUILLE , County of COOS, State of 621SW Morrison Street, Suite 425 deposits will be returned following the Bay has prepared a financial impact The World, Bandon Western OREGON, (which is the new date, Portland, OR 97205 bid opening. The deposit of the high statement for the fiscal year World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday 2005 2 wheel drive Toyota Tundra time and place set for said sale) sell bidder will be applied as part of the 2011/2012. The Agency consists of Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. 4 door. One owner, 75,000 miles. at public auction to the highest bidder Of Attorneys for Plaintiff purchase price against the timber cut two districts, the Downtown District All specials are category specific. Automatic transmission. Canopy. for cash the interest in the said de- on this sale, or retained as liquidated and the Empire District. The financial There are no refunds on specials. Power everything. Non smoker. scribed real property which the NOTICE TO damages if the bidder fails to execute statement includes the budget for both Starts October 1, 2012 Red, Great condition! $15,000 Grantor had or had power to convey DEFENDANT/DEFENDANTS the contract and furnish a satisfactory districts - the purpose and expendi- 541-267-6278 OBO. Call 541-888-5273 at the time of execution by him of the READ THESE PAPERS performance bond of $60,000.00 tures of monies received, an estimate said Trust Deed, together with any CAREFULLY within thirty (30) days of acceptance of monies to be received during the interest which the Grantor or his suc- of his bid. An acceptable performance current fiscal year, and an analysis of cessors in interest acquired after the You must “appear” in this case or the bond will be in the form of a cashier’s impacts to overlapping taxing districts. 906 4X4 execution of said Trust Deed, to sat- other side will win automatically. To check, bank draft, cash, or irrevocable isfy the foregoing obligations thereby “appear” you must file with the court a letter of credit. The advance payment The report is available on the City’s secured and the costs and ex- legal paper called a “motion” or will be applied as part of the purchase website at www.coosbay.org or at the penses of sale, including a reasonable “answer”. The “motion” or “answer” price against timber cut on this sale, Finance Department, 500 Central Ave- charge by the trustee. Notice is fur- must be given to the court clerk or ad- including the predetermined cash pay- nue, Coos Bay, OR from 8 a.m. to 5 ther given that any person named in ministrator within 30 days (or 60 days ment of $313.27 for Red Alder and p.m. Monday through Friday beginning O.R.S.86.753 has the right, at any for Defendant United States or State other hardwoods. The right to waive January 17, 2013. time prior to five days before the of Oregon Department of Revenue) technical defects and to reject any or date last set for the sale, to have this along with the required filing fee. It all bids is reserved. In the event of a PUBLISHED: The World- January 24, foreclosure proceeding dismissed and must be in proper form and have proof rejected high bid, the approving officer and 31, 2013 (ID-20224122) of service on the plaintiff’s attorney or, may authorize acceptance of another V8, limited slip rear axle, 5 spd. the Trust Deed reinstated by pay- if the plaintiff does not have an attor- bidder who, at bid opening, makes new water pump, tires, rear brakes ment to the beneficiary of the entire ney, proof of service on the plaintiff. written request that their bid and bid & emergency brake cable. More! amount then due (other than such If you have questions, you should see deposit be held pending a bid accept- 541-260-8770 portion of the principal as would not then be due had no default occurred) an attorney immediately. If you need ance. A Prospectus and sample tim- and by curing any other default help in finding an attorney, you may ber sale contracts are available on re- BRIDGE complained herein that is capable of contact the Oregon State Bar’s Law- quest. Complete information concern- being cured by tendering the perfor- yer Referral Service online at ing the timber, condition of sale, and mance required under the obligation www.oregonstatebar.org or by calling submission of bids may be obtained B. Cybrill wrote, “When the bold to show a major except with a weak of the Trust Deed, and in addition to (503) 684 3763 (in the Portland metro- from Jason Robison, Forest Manager, branches / Bid farewell to rainbow hand (and only then if the major is par- paying said sums or tendering the politan area) or toll free elsewhere in Coquille Indian Tribe, 3050 Tremont leaves / Welcome wool sweaters.” ticularly strong). Then, on the second performance necessary to cure the Oregon at (800) 452 7636. St., North Bend, OR. 97459, Phone - 541-756-0904 or Ed Vaughn, For- Now, in the depth of winter, we round, North makes a splinter bid, indi- default, by paying all costs and ex- penses actually incurred in enforc- PUBLISHED: The World - January 10, ester, Coquille Indian Tribe, Cell can relate to that. At the bridge table, cating four-card spade support, at ing the obligation and Trust Deed, to- 17, 24 and 31, 2013 (ID-20224120) Phone: 541-643-0746. when we bid farewell to the auction, least game-going values, and a single- gether with trustee’s and attorney’s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE whether colorful or monochrome, we ton or void in clubs. South, with so fees not exceeding the amounts STATE OF OREGON All products produced from this timber sale is 100% Forest Stewardship S MALL welcome hot leads. much in clubs and three low hearts, provided by said ORS 86.753. It will FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS Certified Look at West’s hand. What should signs off in game. (If you do not use be necessary for you to contact the PROBATE DEPARTMENT undersigned prior to the time you ten- PUBLISHED: The World - January 17, he lead against four spades after the splinters, North should rebid four 22, 24, 29, and 31, 2013 der reinstatement or payoff so that Case No. 12PB0297 B USINESS given auction? spades.) you may be advised of the exact (ID-20224353) Note North’s one-diamond West has two sensible lead choic- PUBLIC NOTICE response. With a good hand, bid the es: the diamond queen (top of touch- O WNERS : NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the longest suit first. Do not skip diamonds ing honors) and the heart two (low Coos County Board of Commissioners from an honor). In gener- will conduct the following hearings at al, leading an unbid suit the time, date and location noted be- Find your niche works better than one in a low for the purpose of reviewing three suit bid by an opponent. road name petitions. here! Tell them Also, North rates to have The first road name petition (File at least five diamonds. #RN-12-02) is for a road located in what your With four diamonds and Township 26, Range 14, Sections business has to four spades, he might 32/33/33CB/33CC Tax Lots 100, 109, 111, 112, 113/514, 515/1700, 2800, offer on the have responded one 2900, 3000, 3100, 3200, 3300/5302, spade. 5303, 5304, 5800, 5900, 6000, 6100, Bulletin Board. Here, the heart lead is 6200, 6800. The owners of the previ- necessary. East, knowing ously noted tax lots may or may not Affordable West has length and have an interest in the road; however, the properties abut the road and no- advertising strength in the suit, wins tice is required. This road is located the first trick with his jack, off of Pacific Surf Ln in the 1968 customized just cashes the ace, and con- Sansaria Subdivision. The majority of tinues with a third round. the ownership chose Sacchi Road. for you! Call Comments were sent out on Septem- Then he awaits the setting ber 14, 2012. There are no objec- 541-269-1222 trick with his high trump. tions. After a diamond lead, Ext. 293 South, aided by the club The second road name petition (File # RN-12-03) is for a road located in jack dropping, can win 12 Township 28, Range 14, Section 32, to get started tricks. Tax Lots 100, 101, 200, 400, 403. The owners of the previously noted today. C M C M Y K Y K

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Dear Tom and Ray: soon as I go down to sea vehicle scanned for trouble own repairs whenever I can, an estimate on a specific job I have a ’93 Toyota pickup level, it becomes very hard to codes. That’ll usually help CAR I don’t know enough about (so specific that we know with a six-cylinder engine. I start, whether the engine is pinpoint the source of the TALK cars to make a reliable diag- they’re reading it off of live at 6,000 feet, and when hot or cold. The elevation is problem. nosis. Is it ethical for me to someone else’s estimate). I’m there, my truck runs the only variable. Any ideas? TOM: If the Check use commercial shop And since they’ve asked us fine. But when I go down to — Celina Engine light isn’t on yet, mechanics to make the diag- for a price, we have to call to sea level, the truck is very TOM: Well, first you have perhaps because you spend nosis and then use that get parts prices and figure hard to start. It cranks but to tell us how long the limited time at sea level, information to do the repair out how much labor will be has a hard time turning over, “Check Engine” light has where the problem occurs, myself? Am I hurting their involved, which is time- then when it does finally been on, Celina. Then we’ll then you may have what’s livelihood by giving them the consuming. turn, it runs roughly until I decide how many yards to called a “pending code.” implied promise of a poten- TOM: So this kind of get the truck on the road and penalize you for “withhold- That means the computer tial repair job to get a thor- thing is done, Khai. But that the RPMs are up. Then it ing information.” has detected a problem but it ough diagnosis, while know- doesn’t make it nice. The runs fine. Right now I’m RAY: Problems like this hasn’t happened with ing full well that I will not ethical thing to do is to be staying at a friend’s house rarely occur without the enough regularity to set the TOM AND RAY give them the business? — honest with the shop, and that is at about 1,000 feet computer setting a Check Check Engine light yet. MAGLIOZZI Ethically confused, Khai then pay them for their time. elevation. I can start the Engine code. So if your light RAY: But a scan still will TOM: Well, I don’t think RAY: If you know that truck fine up here, but as IS on, you need to have the tell you if there’s a pending code stored. So next time it’s ethically confusing, something is wrong with you’re at sea level, while Khai. It’s unethical. And not your brakes but you don’t you’re experiencing this very nice. know exactly what, let the problem, take the truck to RAY: Most shops fold the shop know that you’re hop- someone and have it cost of diagnosis into their ing to do the repair yourself, scanned. posted repair rates. So if but you’d like to pay them to TOM: My first guess you’re paying $75 an hour for do the diagnosis. Make a bundle would be that you have repair work, that covers the TOM: Then pay them something like a faulty air- time spent figuring out their regular rate for the time flow meter. But we don’t what’s wrong with the car. and expertise they put into Earn $20 to $30 a day have to guess. Your car’s TOM: Which means that figuring it out for you. engine management com- if you simply go in and ask for RAY: Similarly, if you’re delivering The World puter knows what’s wrong. an estimate (which requires a looking to check up on anoth- { diagnosis) with little or no er shop’s estimate, be honest. Ask it. intention of having the repair That’s what we’d prefer. Say As an independent contract carrier, you’ll work an assigned Honesty is always done by that shop, you are that you just got a diagnosis taking advantage of them and service area for a few hours Monday through Thursday mid- the best policy and an estimate from another asking them to work for free. shop, and you were hoping to day and early mornings on Saturday. With direct deposit Dear Tom and Ray: And in my experience, most find out if it seems like it’s in you’ll be paid every 2 weeks, and your only out of pocket Although I like to do my people don’t like to work for the right ballpark. expense is for your transportation costs. free. Especially when they’re TOM: That’s a lot easier not told that they’re working for us to answer than it is for Your daily If you enjoy making customers happy and the pride in for free. us to go chasing parts prices classifieds are RAY: Some people, like accomplishing tasks with efficiency, please contact for half an hour. And we’d do ON-LINE AT my brother, don’t like to that for most people, figur- Susana Norton for details. We are building a list for future www.theworldlink.com work at all, under any cir- ing that if we’re helpful, per- openings in all delivery areas for The World newspaper. cumstances. haps we’d get their business We have current opportunities in Coos Bay and North Bend. TOM: You’re hardly alone another time. in doing this, Khai. We have RAY: Some shops may Outdoors people ask us to look at their Susana Norton 541-269-1222 ext. 255 or tell you that they don’t have Find out where the best car, then make some excuse time to help you. But that’s [email protected] about not having time or not probably because they, fishing can be found on having the money right now what? Don’t have time to (which is sometimes true). help you. So then you call the South Coast. Then they shop the job another shop. But by giving Saturday in around to see if someone else each party in a transaction will do it cheaper. the opportunity to know RAY: We also have people what’s really going on, you’ll www.theworldlink.com who call the shop to ask for be on solid ethical ground.

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Grand opening BY GAIL ELBER internist who recently completed a term as the hospital’s chief of artery bypasses, still won’t be available here, he said. The number patients, families and staff: a transition to all private rooms in the Bay Area Hospital plans a grand opening of its The World staff. of such surgeries needed here doesn’t justify building a facility. hospital, with accommodations for family members who want to new facility Feb. 16. Watch The World for details. “But it’s so far from the truth,” he said. “We attract some real- But he said the cath lab will fill a need locally. stay with patients. As Bay Area Hospital’s former chief of staff puts it, the hospi- ly amazing physicians here.” “With the aging population, we have a lot of complicated That will improve patient comfort, give care providers more Vital statistics tal has been “outgrowing its shoes.” Consider Satyendra “Seth” Giri, the cardiologist who is mov- heart disease here,” he said. “It’s time we did this.” room to work in each room, and also enable better infection con- But the pinch will be gone in February, as departments start ing here from Sacramento, Calif. to work in the new cardiac Providing cardiac catheterization will improve the outcomes trol, Pittenger said. Architect: ZGF Zimmer Gunsul Frasca moving into a four-story, $45 million, state-of-the-art new catheterization lab. for patients with heart attacks, who currently have to take an Some rooms will have state-of-the-art patient lifts designed Architects, Portland wing. “He’s Harvard-trained and has a CV 60 pages long,” Pittenger ambulance ride to Eugene, far from their families. to reduce injuries to hospital workers. Supply cabinets and a Contractor: Hoffman Construction Co., Portland The hospital will be able to keep patients healthier with new said.“He’s coming here because he wants to raise his family here.” Although the cardiology facility is a highlight of the new wing, pneumatic tube system will reduce the need for employees to Dimensions: 110,000 square feet on four levels services and a transition to private rooms. A satellite clinic currently provides limited cardiology servic- the whole facility is state-of-the-art. carry supplies around. In-patient dialysis, which already has Cost: $45 million And the hospital itself should remain financially healthy, if the es, with weekly visits from out-of-town physicians. An advanced wound care facility will offer hyperbaric oxygen started, will enable patients to remain at the hospital instead of upgrades encourage patients to stay in town But starting later this spring, in the cath chambers in which patients breathe pressurized oxygen. Getting moving to a facility in Eugene or Springfield. TH, FITNESS & LIVING WELL ON THE SOUTH COAST • JANUARY 2013 • 1 • JANUARY THE SOUTH COAST WELL ON TH, FITNESS & LIVING Above, an artist’s rendering shows the new instead of heading to Eugene and Springfield lab, Giri will be able to perform angiograms — more oxygen to the tissues encourages healing of surgical Although the new wing’s third floor houses 30 new rooms, the HEALTH, FITNESS & LIVING WELL ON THE SOUTH COAST • JANUARY 2013 • 1 • JANUARY THE SOUTH COAST WELL ON FITNESS & LIVING HEALTH, HEAL for elective surgeries. a procedure in which an X-ray contrast agent wounds, ulcers and radiation injuries. hospital’s bed count won’t rise. Instead, remodeling in the old - - hospital wing. “I think that in a small town, peo- is injected into the bloodstream to locate The new intensive care unit will hold 12 beds, two more than building will convert semiprivate rooms to private ones. Below is the “C-arm” equipment ple make the assumption that the blockages. the current facility, and will be “the envy of any hospital in The new wing’s fourth floor will be left unfinished to accom- THRIVE THRIVE to be installed in the cardiac doctors can’t possibly take care of In some cases, he’ll be able to clear the Oregon,” Pittenger said. modate future expansion. catheterization lab at their specific needs,” said blockage with a stent or balloon inserted Modern ICU equipment takes up a lot of space in the patient’s The building is earthquake-resistant and has energy-saving Bay Area Hospital. Dr. Basil Pittenger, an through an artery in the arm or leg. room, he said. In the new rooms, the equipment will be mounted features. For example, heat from the server rooms and electrical Physicians will use a Pittenger, an internist, called having a on overhead booms, making it easier for staff to move around the panels is captured and used to preheat the building’s hot water, cardiovascular fluo- cardiologist on the staff “a game changer.” patient’s bed. said Karl Delzotti, the hospital’s facility manager. Sensors control roscopy unit like this “Surgeons can do complex surgeries with The ICU also will have facilities where physicians can meet the lights in response to the amount of natural light available. one to visualize the the cardiologist to back them up if things go privately with family members — an improvement over the cur- With all these high-tech improvements, the expanded Bay Satyendra wrong,” he said. rent facility, Pittenger said. Area Hospital isn’t just a bigger pair of shoes. You might say it’s arteries of the heart “Seth” Giri Open-heart surgeries, such as coronary The wing will make possible one big improvement for trading up from Keds to Gucci. and peripheral BAH Cardiologist vascular system.

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