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COOS COUNTY — So far, more voters have turned out for the current primary election than in previous years. On Monday, the Coos County Elections Office reported 15,854 ballots received out of a total of 46,600 ballots sent out. “…We’re at 34.3% percent so far (of ballots received) and in 2016 we were only at 31%,” said Debbie Heller, county clerk. According to county records, the primary presidential 2012 election saw 28.4% voter turnout at the same point in time. Compared just to 2016, Heller said this election is steadily Zach Silva, The World ahead by 5,000 more ballots. After opening up Friday, the Coos Bay Speedway has closed once again. When asked why, she suggested part of it could be that this is the first election with pre-paid postage “Pre-paid postage made bal- lots come in earlier, I believe,” Speedway closes again she said, but added, “Presidential (elections) are just very popular. Speedway holds race were canceled. On Friday the Speedway, said that the race- Earlier this month Governor Everyone wants to vote, so your organization received a letter track is a dining establishment. Kate Brown stated that sporting returns are higher there.” on Friday, cancels from Rick Hallmark, the pro- “Well, we are a bar and grill events with a crowd will not At the end of Election Day in gram manager of Environmental is where we’re at. Bar and grills be allowed through, at least, the 2016 primary, there was a events going forward Health Services at Coos Health can have as many people that September. total of 56% ballots returned. and Wellness. can fit in their deal. So you “Large gatherings, includ- Please see Voting, Page A8 ZACH SILVA “…(T)he governor’s Exec- know, I don’t really — like I ing large sporting events with The World utive Order 20-25 may allow said, it’s not really something I audiences, concerts, festivals you to serve some food from the want to talk about at this point. and conventions will not be able Court halts COOS BAY — After reopen- building you have licensed as a We’re so borderline with what to return until we have a reliable ing for one race last week, the restaurant, but the same order we’re doing,” said Nelson. treatment or prevention, like Coos Bay Speedway has closed only allows recreational gath- In a post before Friday’s a vaccine. The Oregon Health ruling nixing its gates once more. erings for up to 10 people,” the races, the Coos Bay Speedway Authority is advising that any As select businesses around letter read. provided a list of changes made large gathering, at least through the county got the green light “This is your only warning.” at the track to promote public September, should be canceled restrictions to reopen last Friday under the The letter said that the actions safety. Sanitizing stations were or at least significantly modi- county’s Phase I reopen plan, are punishable, which could in place, grandstand seating was fied,” said Brown. SALEM (AP) — The Or- the Coos Bay Speedway opened result in a Class C misdemean- marked off showing where peo- In Oregon, live sporting egon Supreme Court halted a back up as well. The Speed- or and the revocation of their ple can sit and employees would events will be able to return once rural judge’s order which had way, a NASCAR sanctioned restaurant license. be wearing masks among other counties are in Phase III. tossed out statewide coronavirus race track, scheduled events “Well folks, we are done for a changes. “Concerts, conventions, festi- restrictions imposed by Gov. over the weekend while being while. It appears that the county/ “All social distancing rules vals, live audience sports won’t Kate Brown in a case brought by in violation of Executive Order state has shut us down after apply and any violators will be be possible until a reliable treat- churches arguing the Democrat 20-25 which does not allow for last night,” said the Coos Bay escorted off the property,” the ment or prevention is available. exceeded her authority. recreational gatherings. Speedway in a post online. “Just post said. Individuals who at- It is unknown at this time when Baker County Circuit Judge Street drags occurred on give us some more time to find tended Friday’s events reported this will be,” read Governor Matthew Shirtcliff had ruled that Friday night, but the Coos another loophole if we can.” that social distancing guidelines Brown’s “Reopening Oregon: Brown erred by not seeking the Bay Speedway announced on Before opening on Friday, were not followed by all spec- Details on Restarting Public Life Legislature’s approval to extend Saturday that upcoming races Drake Nelson, owner of the tators. and Business” document. the stay-at-home orders beyond a 28-day limit. The Supreme Court’s late Monday decision stays Shirtcliff’s decree pend- Adults at Shutter Creek quoted in lawsuit ing review by all the high court justices. Lawsuit describes adults in custody around the state ciated with correctional facilities discussing how the virus has In a statement, Brown praised to be given safer living facilities across the state. The last two impacted them. the Supreme Court action. poor treatment of during a global pandemic. weeks have seen the case number “I’m on day 21 of being sick. “There are no shortcuts for us Three adults in custody from continue to grow as the disease I signed a waiver not to get to return to life as it was before adults in custody Shutter Creek Correctional In- has impacted the Oregon State tested. I only have 90 days left in this pandemic. Moving too during coronavirus stitution were quoted in declara- Penitentiary where there are now custody and I don’t want to get quickly could return Oregon to tions filed by the witnesses in the 80 positive cases in adults in lost. I’ve had heart palpitations the early days of this crisis, when case. The case was filed in April. custody and 22 employees have and struggle to breathe at times,” we braced ourselves for hospitals ZACH SILVA “We are simply asking the tested positive. said Steven Richards of Shutter to be overfilled,” she said. The World Department of Corrections and Shutter Creek Correction- Creek. The lower court judge had Governor Brown to do what al Facility has had 25 adults “This is the second time I’ve issued his opinion in response OREGON — Seven adults in is constitutionally required of in custody test positive. Two been sick with the same symp- custody at Oregon correctional to a lawsuit filed earlier this them: to protect the health and employees have tested positive toms. On or about March 2 I month by 10 churches around facilities are plaintiffs in a class wellbeing of those in their care,” and one employee is considered went to medical telling them I action lawsuit against Oregon Oregon that argued the state’s said Juan Chavez via a press re- a presumptive positive despite felt like I was dying, and they social distancing directives were Governor Kate Brown and the lease. Chavez is representing the testing negative. told me to gargle with salt water. Oregon Department of Correc- unconstitutional. plaintiffs and is the Civil Rights The legal case includes 15 They gave me five packets of salt In a seven-page opinion, tions. Project Director for the Oregon quotes from adults in custody and said to snort it if I couldn’t The seven individuals, all over Shirtcliff wrote that the damage Justice Resource Center. around the state. Three indi- breathe. I called my mom and to Oregonians and their live- the age of 60, are seeking a tem- As of Monday there were 146 viduals who are incarcerated told her I felt like I was dying, porary restraining order and for positive coronavirus cases asso- at Shutter Creek were quoted Please see Lawsuit, Page A8 Please see Restrictions, Page A8

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The number of those ing to brainstorm and come Rodeo has for over 100 years for breeding or meat purposes. allowed into a show will also up with contingency plans attracted thousands of visitors Currently, the program has be limited to 4-H members and should restrictions continue to to the area, each of which are over 100 students looking to their families and will likely be loosen up. If that happens, it looking to enjoy live musical participate in auctions this closed to the public. is also preparing guidelines to 350 Commercial Avenue, Coos Bay entertainment, amusement summer. With different sets of phase continue to follow local and P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, OR 97420 rides and food. Elissa Wells, a 4-H youth reopening guidelines to follow, state health guidelines related © 2020 Country Media, Inc. 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As a this year as well to host the “We want the kids to be able ever we think we can do within to showcase their hard work the governor’s guidelines to During this critical time in our community result, the board, he said, voted shows in modified format last Monday to proceed with which will include possibly and show off their projects and open,” he said. “We owe it to we are modifying our office hours in respect its support and plans to help limiting the number of people celebrate the end of the year,” the kids to at least try … let’s to the social limiting restriction. local groups to keep the shows who can attend in-person said Wells. “So, that may be a plan and be as prepared as we going on. shows and/or going virtual. combination of virtual or live can be.” 9:00am-Noon Mon.-Fri. 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We have tures initially matched this cated to wastewater. These projected income from the cost to $22,200. increase to the city’s over- clean, fresh air and not a exactly. This reflects an funds go to operation of timber sale. Expenditures in the all budget Thursday night. lot of COVID-19 cases. increase over the previous the treatment plants and “So, for now it’s a communications depart- The $72 million budget Good or bad, we think year’s budget of $2.5 mil- projects to design, improve wash,” he said, “We have ment went up by $93,155. will be submitted to the people will come to the lion. While most revenue or replace pump stations to determine whether it’s Most of this increase is at- Coos Bay City Council for coast.” estimates dropped, pay- and inflow projects and worth going out or not.” tributed to salaries, which final approval next month. He suggested that more ments from the Revenue other upgrades. The city owns some went up by $78,287. The committee dis- urban areas, such as the Bond Fund are estimated The budget committee 800 acres of timber and cussed each of the city’s Willamette Valley and to bring in $14.88 million approved a rate increase of conducts a timber cut to 40 Streets, Parks and 24 budgets, which cover Portland, would struggle next year, an increase of 5.5% under the advisement acres of this land every two Sidewalks the funding from police more with tourism losses nearly $6.4 million. of a consultant, to help years. The proceeds from The city set aside to wastewater to building and that the fire season in General fund revenues manage these costs, and the sale of this timber are $1,941,778 for street maintenance to streets. the rest of the state could for the 2020-2021 fis- the payment of associated applied to capital projects improvements, $1,918,700 The impact of the novel determine tourism levels cal year are estimated at debt. to purchase items like new for parks improvements coronavirus on funding over the summer. $14,241,657. The sources Problems with the con- police vehicles. and $2,374,500 for bikes was discussed, particularly Craddock also suggested of this income include tractor that runs the plants, The water board Co- and pedestrian paths. in regards to the hotel/mo- that the city could adjust property taxes, franchise OMI, may necessitate a os-Bay North Bend Water Much of the funding for tel fund. The budget was for lower-than anticipated fees, licenses and permits, change of operator, either Board owns 800 acres of these items comes from drafted with the assump- revenues by cutting back on fines, grants and state to a separate contractor land in the same area and the state, in the form of tion that revenues from certain projects normally revenues, services and or to the city taking over will not be doing a timber grants and the gas tax and hotel/motel taxes on short funded by the hotel/motel repayments, and “du jour” this work. The problems cut this year. from the transportation term rental businesses fund. These included events financing repayment. have included permitting utility fee, property sales would drop by 17%. The like the July 4 celebration Other revenue sources violations, high turnover Police and Coos Bay Public budget also assumed that -- which will be discussed include state grants, the gas and human-caused spills. Coos Bay Police Depart- Schools. there would be an impact Tuesday -- transferring the tax, hotel/motel taxes, the There are provisions ment’s budget for the year Some of the major proj- on the city’s share of the costs for the Sun Museum library fund, the building within the budget to pay is just under $5 million for ects covered in these three gas tax, which is paid by Building’s façade work to code fund, and the 9-1-1 for this change, depending the department itself and areas include a planned the state, and to the city’s the Urban Renewal Agency tax fund. on the results of upcoming an additional $1 million for resurfacing of the Mingus ability to collect revenues and cutting back on funding Coos Bay has 111 negotiations. the police communications Park Pool, dredging for from property tax. The for other events which may employees. Two new department. Mingus Pond, the instal- proposed budget assumed not be possible to hold employees were proposed: Timber Sale Expenditures went lation and improvement a 7% drop in property tax during the pandemic. He one two manage the waste- The city’s biannual tim- up by $185,691 in the of sidewalks for the Safe revenues for this reason. said the city had the capac- water contract and a new ber sale may be postponed police department over the Routes to School project, City Manager Rodger ity to cut up to 40% of this dispatcher. This position this year, due to what previous year. The largest construction for Coos Bay Craddock admitted that the type of expenses, should will remain open until after Craddock called a “soft portion of this increase is Village and improvements estimations were difficult the need arise. an assessment of revenues market.” While Craddock in salaries, which went up to Fourth Street. North Bend Police Log Missing Bandon man found Saturday, May 16 H. Parks, 59, was cited in At 7:31 p.m. on Broadway Arrest lieu of custody for alleged Avenue, a 911 report was The World facility at approximately handler, and a flanker were At 12:32 a.m. on Broad- trespass 2. made for disorderly conduct 1:30 a.m. and had not sent out to search the area way Avenue, a business for a male who was trespass- BANDON — On returned. around the facility. alarm activation was made. Theft ing at location. The subject Sunday May 17, at A deputy arrived at the By 7:30 a.m. K9 Jae- Kenneth B. Eck, 36, of Coos At 3:11 a.m. on Vir- left as the caller notified po- approximately 2:42 a.m. facility and began assisting ger located Carlson on Bay was arrested for alleged ginia Avenue, theft of a lice. Officers checked the area the Coos County Sheriff’s in the search. It was de- McTimmons Road after trespass 2 and cited in lieu of cell phone was reported. but were unable to locate. Office received a report termined that Search and scent tracking him nearly custody. Officers contacted suspect of a missing person from Rescue resources should 200 yards eastward on At 7:22 p.m. on Ferry and the cell phone was Suspicious Vehicle a care facility in the area be called out to assist, ac- the roadway. Carlson was Road, a 9-1-1 report was collected and returned to At 8:46 p.m. on Simpson of McTimmons Road in cording to a press release conscious, awake and made of a dispute at loca- owner. Avenue, a suspicious vehi- Bandon. from the Sheriff’s Office. responded to K9 Jaeger’s tion. A male wanted out of cle was reportedly parked The facility reported At around 6:08 a.m. arrival. Hood River Sheriff’s Office Mental Subject outside of a residence that 77-year-old Ronald the Coos County Sheriff’s Carlson was helped was cited in lieu of custody. At 11:55 a.m. on Madro- staring at the caller’s kids. Carlson, a resident of the Office Search and Rescue back to the facility using The subject was Paul B. na Street, a mental subject The vehicle left prior to her care facility who suffers team arrived and began a wheelchair by a staff Hensley, 41, of North Bend call was made. calling police. The caller ad- from dementia and nor- their area search. Search member, where he was was arrested for alleged At 1:31 p.m. on New- vised she searched the area mally uses a wheelchair and Rescue K9 teams evaluated by responding DUII. mark Street and Brussells but was unable to locate. walked away from the consisting of the K9, their emergency medical staff. At 8:23 p.m. on Broad- Street, a mental subject Information was aired to way Avenue, an officer was call was made. officers for patrol. The caller out with a trespassed subject Criminal Trespass was advised to call back if at location. The subject, Jed the vehicle returned. 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It’s been my honor to serve acceptable to a variety of stake- It has been my honor to serve holders like the timber industry, you in the State Legislature environmental sector, and federal for the last fifteen years. I have agencies. This kind of experience gained a deep understanding of will help Cal get the work done the unique needs of our coastal and effectively govern in Salem. communities and fought hard for Our communities face many the district I represent. It takes obstacles, especially now. Adapt- grit and collaboration to make ing to the impacts of COVID19 sure our coastal communities will require innovation and a aren’t left out of the conversation thoughtful plan of action. Cal has in Salem, and I know that Cal the expertise to navigate these Mukumoto possesses the skills challenging times. His years of and disposition to be a strong experience helping small busi- voice for us. He has my full en- nesses and tribal communities ON THIS DAY dorsement for House District 9. through economic instability is I urge you all to vote for Cal in exactly what we need moving the May 19 Democratic prima- forward. ry, and again in the November Cal has my support and also in Coos County history General election. the early endorsement of trusted Having held multiple leader- organizations like the Coos Bay ship positions through my tenure Education Association, Oregon 100 YEARS Bay Chamber of Commerce, improvements previously and Sheldon Sackett, publisher approved by the voters. in the legislature, I know the Education Association, Planned May 19, 1920 importance of being able to work Parenthood Advocates of Ore- of the Coos Bay Times. Tax rate per $1,000 TCV is across the aisle on solutions that gon, the Joint Council of Team- estimated to be $6.32, down Condemns Action of State Agent Stage Fish Frys work for all Oregonians, while sters Local 37, and the Oregon from the present figure of District Attorney Hall Does Not The Coos Bay Chamber of $6.38. also keeping the unique interests State Building and Construction Approve of Methods of my district front of mind. Cal Trades Council. Join me along Commerce has arranged to Representative of State Board For First Four Months Mukumoto is also no stranger to with other local leaders and impress the manager further of Pharmacy, Manages to Get a CB Crime Report Told working with folks with diverse coastal families in supporting Cal with the sincerity of the city’s Conviction of Bandon Man invitation by staging a fish Major offenses in Coos perspectives, and he gets results. Mukumoto for House District 9. District Attorney Hall His time with national forest col- Arnie Roblan fry tomorrow afternoon at the Bay rose slightly during the condemns the action of a state Multnomah hotel. first four months of this year, laborative groups required him State Senator, District 5 agent of the Oregon Board to work for solutions that were according to the monthly of Pharmacy who managed Coos Bay Women Talk of Health At report from Chief of Police to bring about a prosecution Powers Meet Rollie Pean. in Bandon by playing a trick Mrs. W.G. Barrow, A total of 273 offenses for which Mr. Hall says he regards executive board member, and the first four months is an Pandemic Makes as very small to say the least, Mrs. C.W. Endicott, county increase of 5 cases, up from and not along the standards of education chairman, of the 268 last year during the same real law enforcement. Coos County Public Health period. End-of-Life Care The agent was at Bandon. association, made a trip to For the month of April, He went into Dr. Houston’s Powers Friday to meet with 50 major offense were drug store at the noon hour members of the PTA and other investigated by the Coos Bay while the doctor was out Powers residents, to speak on police, including 6 burglaries, Harder and while Mrs. Houston was ple in hospice often live longer the health association program 43 larcenies and 1 auto theft. tending the store. The man for the coming year. than those undergoing radical asked to buy some bichloride treatments that weaken the body. 15 YEARS tablets. He claimed that he had Mrs. Barrow spoke on the It may sound as though home sickness in his family and was May 19, 2005 hospice provided an island of tuberculosis program and in great haste to catch a boat calm far from the COVID front reported that the mobile unit and could not wait. Charleston ponders firefight lines. It was far preferable to the of the Oregon Tuberculosis harried and largely imperson- Mr. Hall says that Mrs. association will visit Coos contract al treatment in a hospital that Houston had no idea of county this fall. Anyone By Dan Schreiber, Staff Writer focuses on keeping people alive violating the law and thought interested may obtain a chest CHARLESTON - at all costs. that she was accommodating X-ray at the mobile unit to Contracting with the Coos the man and sold him a small Forest Patrol for the upcoming FROMA HARROP But the virus made even home ascertain whether or not he care with superb help complicat- bottle of the drug. It comes has any active chest trouble. It wildfire season was discussed I just lost a dear elderly friend ed. Two appointments with his under the list of poisons and is hope of the association that by the Charleston Rural Fire to cancer. Home hospice workers palliative care doctor had to be according to the strict letter of every man, woman and child Protection District’s Board of kept him comfortable. He spent done via video calls. She did her the law must be sold only by in the county will be X-rayed, Directors at its regular meeting his final weeks watching spring best to assess what he needed but registered pharmacists. Mrs. free of charge. on Wednesday. Committing the unfold in the outdoor Eden he could not obtain important infor- Houston required the purchaser manpower and equipment to had nurtured for decades. He mation only observable in a face- to register on the book as the 50 YEARS the patrol could generate badly died peacefully at night with me to-face consultation -- things like law specifies. needed funds for the district, present. checking the heart and weakness May 19, 1970 according to Chief Mick My friend’s death had little to in the legs. 75 YEARS Sneddon. do with COVID-19. One can say The hospice workers them- City To Evict Coos Offices He said it’s a move that will that he was spared the trauma of selves face new challenges. May 19, 1945 Coos Bay Budge Committee make future upgrades feasible. getting hit by that deadly virus Some family members are afraid Monday night approved “This would be a good in the jaws of a pandemic. He to even have them in the house. Circulators Invited to Coos proposed 1970-71 budget that way to gather some revenue “I have one couple, both wasn’t among the tragic thou- The City of Coos Bay will reflects a 6 cent decrease in the for the next truck,” Sneddon elderly,” Jennifer Pool, a social sands who died at home without extend an invitation to the tax rate per $1,000 true case said, adding the Coos Forest medical attention. Nor did he worker with Visiting Nurse told Pacific Northwest Circulation me. “The wife is the caregiver value (TCV) while at the same Protection Association pass away alone in a hospital that Managers association, in its time evicting Coos County contracts other local fire wouldn’t let loved ones in for right now.” The woman asked annual conference at Portland her, “Should I have the aide offices from the main floor. departments in North Bend and fear of spreading the virus. His this week, to hold its 1946 con- General fund requirement Bandon. nurses didn’t have to FaceTime come? I don’t want to be the one clave at Coos Bay, Mayor E.E. to be responsible” for letting total $934,560, up from ------with loved ones to help them say Fitzwalter said today. in the virus. And many such $812,590 in the current These stories were found in goodbye. William J. Hunt, circu- But even so-called good spouses are themselves older and budget. Taxes to be levied the Marshfield Sun Printing medically vulnerable. lation manager of the Coos are estimated at $587,370, of Museum newspaper repository deaths have been harder to Bay Times, is at the Portland achieve in the age of the corona- Frail elderly people may also which $354,971 are inside store in Marshfield HS fear allowing family to visit. And session with letters of invi- the 6 per cent limitation and courtesy of Coos Bay Schools virus. When my friend exhibited tation from the mayor, City signs of a stroke, I had to weigh family members may share their $232,399 are not subject to and on The World newspaper Manager Harry McCrea, O.J. the dangers of sending him to a concern. the limitation since they cover website www.theworldlink.com. Horne president of the Coos hospital, where he might have Social distancing has forced bonded indebtedness and street gotten infected, over not attend- hospices to cancel some of their ing to a possible health crisis. services. They don’t do massages I did call 911. As it turned these days, and it’s difficult to out, he hadn’t had a stroke (or offer spiritual guidance. COVID). Tests found evidence When the person dies, one that the cancer’s return affected can’t safely hold a funeral if it speech. Reducing his calcium draws a large crowd. A funeral levels cleared up much of the home director told me that many immediate problem. families are announcing that But during his three days in a service will be held at some the hospital, neither I nor other future date. caregivers were allowed to visit. Those left behind may have The busy doctors offered us dis- to mourn their loss in isolation. jointed reports of what was going Bereavement groups can’t meet on -- when they bothered (or had in person. the minutes) to call at all. Caring and grieving have Upon his return, we imme- always been arduous work. As diately signed up for services with so many other life events, provided by Visiting Nurse & the pandemic has made it all that Hospice of Fairfield County in much harder. Connecticut. When you do that, Follow Froma Harrop on Twit- emergency calls no longer go to ter @FromaHarrop. She can be 911 but to a number answered 24 reached at [email protected]. hours a day by a hospice nurse. To find out more about Froma When patients are nearing the Harrop and read features by oth- end, hospice care emphasizes er Creators writers and cartoon- comfort and quality of life over ists, visit the Creators webpage at harsh medical interventions. Peo- www.creators.com. The World TUESDAY, MAY 19, 2020 | A5 Parks reopen on the South Coast, with limited services AMANDA LINARES decision to leave all beaches open,” read a closed; however, day-use areas are beaches, parks or any outdoor rec- The World statement on its website. open which includes access to picnick- reational area are being reminded to The following state parks and beaches are ing, fishing and the trail at Lake Marie. follow state and federal health guide- SOUTH COAST — As COVID-19 open: Swim beach is closed. lines to stop and slow down the spread restrictions continue to ease up around the Sunset Bay State Park William M. Tugman State Park of COVID-19. state, many local beaches, parks and recre- Overnight camping is temporarily Day-use are is open which includes The Bureau of Land Management ational areas across the South Coast have closed; however, day-use areas are access to its boat launch, fishing and also announced Monday, May 18, its reopened to the public. open which includes access to beach, picnicking. The picnic shelter, swim plans to increase recreational access Under the guidance of Gov. Kate restrooms, picnicking, trails and boat beach, fishing dock and playground by allowing its Coos Bay District to Brown’s multi-phase reopening plan, Ore- launch. remain closed. The restrooms will be reopen access to Bastendorff Beach for gon State Parks and Recreation announced Shore Acres State Park open with limited hours. day use. last week that its plans to reopen a number Day-use areas and gardens are open to The following state parks and beaches The agency said in a press release that of its parks this month. the public under limited, day-use guide- remain closed: visitors should be aware that sanita- While camping sites remain closed lines. Day-use fee remains in place. Seven Devils Recreation Site tion services may be limited as well as until June 8, many of the state parks have Cape Arago State Park At this time, the park is closed. Day-use restrooms. opened access to day-use visitations, most Day-use area is open to the public services may reopen soon as state park The following recreation areas are of which have limited services and access under limited, day-use guidelines. Re- officials continue to monitor the area. open: to their facilities. strooms are closed, no fires permitted. Bandon State Natural Area Blue Ridge Trail System For the South Coast, this includes Bullards Beach State Park At this time, the park is closed. Day- North Spit of Coos Bay and its trail increased access to a number of the area’s Overnight camping is temporarily use services may reopen soon as park system. beaches; however, many of the access closed, however day-use areas are officials continue to monitor the area. Doerner Fir Trail points and parking lots remain closed off open under limited, day-use guidelines. It’s important to note many of these Floras Lake Day Use as the state agency oversees those opera- Access to picnicking and trials to the parks and beaches that have reopened Lost Lake Day Use tions. beach are open, however boat launches have done so with a reduction in Dispersed camping According to the Oregon State Parks remain closed. Restrooms will be open services and limited access to facilities The following recreation areas remain website, the agency does have authority to with limited hours. which may be closed without notice. closed: close the beaches temporarily for health Face Rock Scenic Viewpoint For a full list of areas that have re- Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area reasons. Access to beach and restrooms are open opened or remain closed, visit www. Storm Ranch at New River Area of “If people don’t get the message that for limited, day-use only. oregonstateparks.org. According to its Critical Environmental Concern clumping up and overwhelming local ar- Umpqua Lighthouse State Park website, large group gatherings are still North Spit Boat Ramp eas is a bad idea, we’ll have to revisit the Overnight camping is temporarily being discouraged and folks who visit All campgrounds Oregon reports one new ‘Leave it to Beaver’ COVID-19 death, 62 new cases The World (1), Deschutes (5), Jackson OHA is now including actor Ken Osmond dies (1), Lane (1), Malheur (2), the Oregon COVID-19 PORTLAND — Marion (16), Multnomah Daily Update in the daily LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ken Osmond, and got his first speaking role at 9, appearing (12), Umatilla (5), Union news release. The Daily who on TV’s “Leave It to Beaver,” played two- mostly in small guest parts on TV series. COVID-19 has claimed (1), Washington (10), Update is a detailed look faced teenage scoundrel Eddie Haskell, a role The role of Eddie in season one of “Leave It one more life in Oregon, so memorable it left him typecast and led to a to Beaver” was also supposed to be a one-off raising the state’s death Yamhill (2). at COVID-19 in Oregon, second career as a police officer, died Monday. guest appearance, but the show’s producers toll to 138, the Oregon Oregon’s 138th including testing data, Osmond died in Los Angeles at age 76, his and its audience found him so memorable he Health Authority reported COVID-19 death is a hospital capacity, and cases family said. No cause was given. became a regular, appearing in nearly 100 of Monday. 69-year-old man in Marion broken down by demo- “He was an incredibly kind and wonderful the show’s 234 episodes. It was the first reported County, who tested posi- graphic information such father,” son Eric Osmond said in a statement. Osmond returned to making guest appear- death in the state since tive on May 16 and died as age groups, gender, race “He had his family gathered around him when ances on TV shows including “The Munsters” Friday. the same day at Legacy and ethnicity. he passed. He was loved and will be very in the late 1960s, but found he was so identified Oregon Health Au- Meridian Park Medical Note: A media release missed.” with Eddie Haskell that it was hard to land thority reported 62 new Center. He had underlying issued May 17, about the Ken Osmond’s Eddie Haskell stood out roles. confirmed cases and two medical conditions. state’s first shipment of among many memorable characters on the He would soon give up acting and become new presumptive cases of To see more case and remdesivir, referred to classic family sitcom “Leave it to Beaver,” a Los Angeles police officer for more than a COVID-19 as of 8 a.m. county level data, visit the clinical trials of the drug at which ran from 1957 to 1963 on CBS and decade. Monday, bringing the state Oregon Health Authori- Providence St. Vincent and ABC, but had a decades-long life of reruns and “I was very much typecast. It’s a death total to 3,687. The new ty website, which OHA Providence medical centers revivals. sentence,” Osmond told radio host Stu Stoshak confirmed and presumptive updates once a day: www. in Portland. More than 30 Eddie was the best friend of Tony Dow’s in a 2008 interview on “Stu’s Show.” “I’m not cases are in the follow- healthoregon.org/corona- patients at those hospitals Wally Cleaver, big brother to Jerry Mathers’ complaining because Eddie’s been too good to ing counties: Benton (3), virus. received remdesivir. Beaver Cleaver. He constantly kissed up to me, but I found work hard to come by. In 1968, Clackamas (5), Clatsop adults, flattering and flirting with Wally and I bought my first house, in ’69 I got married, Beaver’s mother, and kicked down at his peers, and we were going to start a family and I usually in the same scene. He was the closest needed a job, so I went out and signed up for thing the wholesome show had to a villain, and the LAPD.” viewers of all ages loved to hate him. LAPD Chief Michel Moore paid tribute to DEAR ABBYBy Abigail Van Buren “He was a terrific guy, he was a terrific actor Osmond’s police service. and his character is probably one that will last “Ken may have been a famous TV star,” forever,” Dow told The Associated Press on Moore said in a statement, “but his real life Sister thinks twice about becoming a kidney donor Monday. role as Los Angeles Police Officer was where DEAR ABBY: I’m currently waiting ward making the best decision by further “He was one of the few guys on the show he made his biggest impact. After his success- to donate my kidney to my sister, who is exploring your concerns, not only for who really played a character and created it,” ful run on one of the most popular shows of a year older than I am. My husband and you, but also your family. Dow added, chuckling as he mimicked the all time, he chose to protect and to serve the I traveled many hours to get evaluated While being a living kidney donor can evil laugh Osmond would unleash when his residents of Los Angeles, and I’m proud to and tested at her clinic, so the insurance be a positive and beautiful experience, character was launching one nefarious scheme have been able to call him a law enforcement or another and trying to pull Wally and his partner.” would cover the cost. it is equally important to make sure that younger brother Beaver into it. Dow, who was a lifelong friend of Osmond’s Before heading back to our home it’s the right decision for you. The same Mathers said he will greatly miss his friend said “His motorcycle cop stories are terrific.” state, we decided to stop by to pay her is true for anyone considering donating. of 63 years. He recalled his favorite involved Osmond a surprise visit and, honestly, she did For those who are interested in being a “I have always said that he was the best and his partner chasing down and cornering a something that’s making me rethink potential kidney donor and would like actor on our show because in real life his robbery suspect who turned and shot Osmond my decision. She was eating pizza and to confidentially connect with someone personality was so opposite of the character in the stomach before his partner wounded drinking a can of soda. Abby, my sister is who has already donated, contact the that he so brilliantly portrayed,” Mathers said the man. Although Osmond’s bulletproof vest on dialysis and supposed to be following Patient Information Help Line of the on Twitter. absorbed most of the impact, he still had to go a strict diet. It upset my husband, but he National Kidney Foundation ((855) Osmond was born in Glendale, California, to to the hospital. didn’t say anything to her because we 653-2273). However: THIS IS NOT A a carpenter father and a mother who wanted to “And he had to ride in the same ambulance had just had an argument in the car about SUBSTITUTE FOR SPEAKING WITH get him into acting. He got his first role at age with the guy who shot him,” Dow recalled my decision to donate to her. It upset me, A LIVING DONOR SOCIAL WORK- 4, working in commercials and as a film extra, being told. too, but I didn’t speak up either. ER OR ILDA. I have been disciplined all my adult DEAR ABBY: I understand that non- life, living a healthy life and making binary folks prefer the pronoun “they” Portland mayor fined $500 for listing donors smart choices to benefit my body. Now instead of “she” or “he.” It’s going to in small print that my sister needs a kidney, I feel this take some getting used to, but that’s OK. PORTLAND (AP) — donors who’d given his cam- One of Wheeler’s oppo- may have been the reason for my good My question is, when using “they” but Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler paign more than $1,000. nents, Ozzie González, could habits. How can I stress to her how referring to one person, do you use a was fined $500 for listing his The city charter says the be fined up to $15,000 if the important it is to me that she adopt better singular or plural verb? Singular sounds largest contributors on his disclosures have to be legible disclosures of his top donors eating habits if she is to get my kidney? weird, but plural is confusing. -- THE campaign mailer in type that to a person “with average aren’t made on his website, I don’t have another one to donate if she GRAMMAR NERD was too small, and two other reading, vision and hearing social media accounts and ruins this one. My husband and I will DEAR GRAMMAR: I agree that the candidates in city races were faculties,” and that the font campaign videos by 5 p.m. also be sacrificing time away from our usage will take some people a while to given warnings for not prop- has to be the same size or larg- Tuesday, City Elections Offi- four kids (ages 1-15) for the surgery and get used to, but language is constantly erly disclosing their largest er than most other words on cer Deborah Scroggin said. recovery. -- SECOND THOUGHTS IN changing. Use the plural form of the verb donors on their websites and the material. City council candidate TEXAS when speaking about a nonbinary or social media accounts. Wheeler’s campaign dis- Keith Wilson, who is one of DEAR SECOND THOUGHTS: gender-fluid person who prefers “they.” The city auditor’s office -an agreed with the ruling, saying the challengers seeking to un- Your concerns are valid. Donating a Example: “They are a new member of nounced the findings Monday, they believe it is sufficiently seat incumbent Commissioner kidney is a decision that needs to be well our company.” Or, “I love singer Sam The Oregonian/OregonLive prominent. Chloe Eudaly, could be fined thought out. It is also a decision that is Smith. They have won four Grammy reported. Wheeler has until June 1 up to $9,000 for not listing his ultimately up to only you. It shouldn’t Awards.” Wheeler was also admon- to pay the fine. The primary top contributors on his website be made because you feel pressure based Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van ished in April for failing to election is Tuesday. Wheeler and social media accounts by on who you’re donating to, in your case, Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, properly list on campaign is seeking a second term as the same time Tuesday. communications the top five mayor. your sister. Keep in mind, it’s impossible and was founded by her mother, Pauline to control another person’s behavior. Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www. Once this precious gift is given, there’s DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los DEATH NOTICES no going back. Speak up now and let her Angeles, CA 90069. Margaret Ann No- Fred J. Bussmann - 85, Donald Lee Games - know how you felt about what you saw, Good advice for everyone -- teens vak (Button) - 95, a near of Bandon, passed away on 53, of Coos Bay, passed but understand it won’t necessarily guar- to seniors -- is in “The Anger in All of lifelong resident of Coos May 16, 2020 in Coos Bay. away May 14, 2020 in antee that she will make any changes. Us and How to Deal With It.” To order, Bay, passed away May 17, Arrangements are under Coos Bay. Arrangements My suggestion is to continue this send your name and mailing address, 2020 in Coos Bay. Per her the care of North Bend are under the care of Coos conversation with your living donor plus check or money order for $8 (U.S. request, no services will Chapel, 541-756-0440. Bay Chapel, 541-267-3131 social worker or ILDA (independent funds) to: Dear Abby, Anger Book- be held. Arrangements are www.coosbayareafunerals.com living donor advocate) at the transplant let, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL under the care of Coos center where you were evaluated. These 61054-0447. (Shipping and handling are Bay Chapel, 541-267-3131 professionals can help to guide you to- included in the price.) www.coosbayareafunerals.com Nelson’s Bay Area Mortuary Saluting all Veterans and Myrtle Grove Funeral Service those presently serving in our Armed Forces Bay Area Simple Cremation & Burial. Crematory on “Thank You” Premises. Licensed & Certified Operators. The Bay Area’s only crematory 405 Elrod Ave., Coos Bay • 541-267-4216 1525 Ocean Blvd. NW Phone: 541•269•2851 John & Tanya Nelson Funeral Directors/Owners P.O. Box 749, Coos Bay, OR www.coosbayareafunerals.com A6 | TUESDAY, MAY 19, 2020 The World LeBron James, HBO among 2020 Webby Award winners LOS ANGELES (AP) — LeBron “Welcome to Bron Bron Land,” which Avi Schiffmann, a 17-year-old from Wash- Lil Nas X’s “Panini” won a Webby for James, Jimmy Fallon, Spotify and HBO took home the best user interface award. ington state, was honored for launching people’s voice award for best art direction. are among the 2020 Webby Award win- This year’s Webby From Home is an early COVID-19 tracking database and Spotify scored an award for best use of ners for internet excellence. dedicated to honoring individuals and site. John Krasinksi was also honored for online media, while HBO claimed best The International Academy of Digital organizations who are using the internet in his “Some Good News” show, which was branded editorial experience. Arts and Sciences announced the winners response to the coronavirus pandemic. created to uplift spirits after the pandemic. Tom Hanks’ “#NiceTweets with Tom Tuesday. Kristen Bell won for helping chil- Google and National Geographic won Hanks” won a people’s voice award for Fallon’s “The Tonight Show Starring dren understand the pandemic, while the most awards with 14 each. NASA arts and entertainment. Jimmy Fallon” won a Webby for best DJ D-Nice won artist of the year for his came away with the best overall social Patton Oswalt will host the 24th annual social media for promoting a celebrity, #ClubQuarantine sets on Instagram Live. presence. Webby Awards’ beginning at 3 p.m. EDT. while James was honored for his ESPN’s

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NEW YORK (AP) — COVID-19, access to Living, which treats Bell weeks, and her weekend going to a significant for care have schizophre- More than three weeks af- mental health services in and others who would not cleaning jobs disap- number of people that nia, which can manifest in ter Brandon Bell stopped the U.S. could be diffi- seek care on their own peared. She’s afraid she develop mental health many ways, including de- showing up at a New cult, including for people but are referred to the city will have to cut back on problems,” said Elinore lusional thinking and the York office that serves who have insurance. Now by social workers and therapy, which helped her McCance-Katz, who tendency to self-isolate. people with schizophre- experts fear the virus will shelters. establish a stable life after leads the federal Sub- After social distancing nia, employees finally make the situation worse, Fewer than half of an abusive relationship. stance Abuse and Mental orders went into effect, located him at a nearby putting the patients most Americans with mental “I’ve been in some Health Services Adminis- Tse and her team have homeless shelter. in need at risk of falling illness reported getting very, very low places, and tration. continued to check on The office remains through the cracks and help in the past year, I don’t want to be there In New York, the city people who were already open, but patients aren’t inflicting on countless according to a federal again,” said Hipsley, 27. is already seeing more under their care. But now stopping by as much others newfound grief, survey. 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Medicare and weeks in normal times. can easily top $100 a counselors. check-in a shelter in from caregivers are less Medicaid have relaxed And getting care can be session. “This is the begin- Brooklyn, Tse noticed frequent and shorter — rules to allow counseling just as difficult, or even The virus also threat- ning of meeting the new Bell had lost weight, but usually five or 10 minutes by phone, FaceTime or harder, for people who ens to send many new demand we anticipate she was encouraged that — to reduce the risk of other remote means. But earn too much to qualify patients in search of help. will continue,” said Susan he seemed on friendly infection. many of the elderly and for state help, yet still Nearly half of Ameri- Herman, the program’s terms with people as she When a caregiver poor who rely on those struggle to get by. cans say worry or stress director. took him to a bodega for recently checked on him, plans aren’t comfortable In Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- tied to the pandemic has Many homeless people a sandwich. Bell noted that life before with the alternatives. vania, for example, Kara- negatively affected their are avoiding shelters out Bell also seemed up- the pandemic was happier Some do not have phones lyn Hipsley was working mental health, according of fear of infection, mak- beat, even as he noted the and “more social.” or access to the internet. extra on weekends to to a poll by the Kaiser ing it harder for agencies disruption caused by the His experience high- “For people who are cover co-pays for therapy Family Foundation. to identify people in need pandemic. lights the challenges for socially disadvantaged and the insurance she has “You can’t put people of care. “It’s going to take time caregivers and patients and have mental illness, through her husband’s into situations where Tse of the Institute for to get your mind back as the pandemic strains it’s just a lot to ask,” job. they’re locked in their Community Living said into your regular schedule the nation’s mental health said Dr. Jeanie Tse of the Then the pandemic left homes for weeks on end the vast majority of the and programming,” he care system. 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Trump says he is taking malaria drug WASHINGTON (AP) combat the new coronavirus. day it would launch an droxychloroquine, “we con- that has not been approved official threshold for being — President Donald Trump Later, in a move that independent probe into how cluded the potential benefit by the scientists, especially considered obese, with a said he is taking a malaria could have far-reaching it managed the international from treatment outweighed in his age group and his, body mass index of 30.4. drug to protect against the medical impact during the response to the coronavirus, the relative risks.” shall we say, weight group According to the Centers for coronavirus, despite warn- pandemic, Trump tweeted as most of its member states The Food and Drug Ad- ... morbidly obese, they Disease Control and Preven- ings from his own govern- a letter he had sent to the have requested. It did not ministration warned health say.” tion, a BMI of 40 or above ment that it should only be World Health Organization commit to investigating the professionals last month that Trump is 73. At his last is considered “severe” administered for COVID-19 threatening to permanently origins of the virus, another the drug should not be used full checkup in Febru- obesity, which some also in a hospital or research set- drop U.S. funding unless point of contention between to treat COVID-19 outside ary 2019 he passed the call “morbid” obesity. ting due to potentially fatal WHO commits to “substan- Trump and China. of hospital or research side effects. tive improvements” over At the White House, settings, due to sometimes custody not wanting, or in Trump told reporters the next 30 days. The U.S. Trump said his doctor did fatal side effects. Regulators Lawsuit some cases refusing, to be Monday he has been taking provides $450 million a year not recommend hydroxy- issued the alert for the drug, tested for coronavirus. From A1 the drug, hydroxychloro- to the organization. chloroquine to him, but that which can also be used to “Not knowing what will quine, and a zinc supple- Trump has accused WHO he requested it from the treat lupus and arthritis, after and I might need a will happen to me if I test positive ment daily “for about a of giving “bad advice, White House physician. receiving reports of heart drawn up. The second time makes me not want to take a week and a half now.” terrible advice” and favoring “I started taking it, rhythm problems, including getting sick has been way test. This is my home facility Trump has spent weeks China. In the letter to WHO because I think it’s good,” deaths, from poison control worse but if I take a test and and it took 18 months for pushing hydroxychloro- Director-General Tedros Ad- Trump said. “I’ve heard a lot centers and other health get moved to another facility me to get here. This is where quine as a potential cure or hanom Ghebreyesus, Trump of good stories.” providers. I don’t expect to get the med- my family is. If I get sent to prophylaxis for COVID-19 said “the only way forward” The White House phy- Trump dismissed reports ical care I need. I’ll just have Coffee Creek, I don’t know if against the cautionary ad- is if WHO can “demonstrate sician, Dr. Sean Conley, of side effects, saying, “All I to suffer without my property I can come back, and I don’t vice of many of his admin- independence from China.” said in a statement released can tell you is, so far I seem and access to the phone and want to take that chance. I istration’s top medical pro- Before releasing the letter through the White House to be OK.” tablet.” want to be told honestly what fessionals. The drug has the Trump had said he was press office that, after “nu- House Speaker Nancy The quotations from those would happen. At least then potential to cause significant considering cutting U.S. merous discussions” with Pelosi told CNN, “He’s our at Shutter Creek is in line I’d know, and I could worry side effects in some patients funding by more than 90%. Trump about the evidence president, and I would rather with previous reporting from less about it,” said Chris and has not been shown to WHO announced Mon- for and against using hy- he not be taking something The World about adults in Mitchell.

home order last week, rul- a minister’s request to state and New York — rants and bars. and-see approach before Restrictions ing that his administration temporarily halt Gov. John where governors have Earlier this month, making any move to open From A1 overstepped its authority Bel Edwards’ stay-at- repeatedly extended Brown extended the order the doors. Currently, his when it extended the order home order, which expired coronavirus restrictions — another 60 days until July Peoples Church in Salem lihood was greater than for another month without that same day. give their governors more 6. All but a handful of has drive-in service, with the dangers presented by consulting legislators. The ruling by the coun- power in public health Oregon counties, however, worshippers tuning in on the coronavirus. He also A federal judge in North ty judge in Oregon turned emergencies, but Oregon got the state’s approval their radios from the park- noted that other businesses Carolina on Saturday on the legal mechanism law puts a specific clock to begin loosening those ing lot, and livestreaming. deemed essential, such as sided with conservative Brown used to issue her on those “extraordinary restrictions last Friday. “We’re going to wait grocery stores, had been Christian leaders and orders. The plaintiffs powers,” he said. Before the state Su- until there’s finality,” he allowed to remain open blocked the enforcement allege — and the judge “Maybe other states will preme Court stepped in said in a phone interview. even with large numbers of restrictions that Gov. agreed — that they were take a lesson from us in Oregon Attorney General If the judge’s ruling of people present and have Roy Cooper ordered issued under a statute the future about what to do Ellen Rosenblum had ultimately stands, Erick- relied on masks, social dis- affecting indoor religious pertaining to public health about public health emer- urged residents to abide son’s church, which 3,700 tancing and other measures services during the pan- emergencies, not an older gencies,” Mannix said. by the stay-at-home orders people normally attend to protect the public. demic. provision that addresses “We’ve thought about it, while the ruling is ap- regularly, will change “The governor’s orders The order from Judge natural disasters such as we’ve balanced the powers pealed. its ways, the pastor said. are not required for public James C. Dever III came storms, earthquakes or of the governor with the “We will argue that the It will adhere to 6-foot safety when plaintiffs can days after two churches, floods. powers of the people and judge erred in his con- (2-meter) distancing, continue to utilize social a minister and a Christian The public health their representatives.” struction of the relevant every other row would be distancing and safety revival group filed a fed- statute contains the 28-day Brown declared a state- statutes and that he empty and anything that protocols at larger gath- eral lawsuit seeking to im- time limit, while the other wide state of emergency abused his discretion in people touch, like chairs erings involving spiritual mediately block enforce- would give Brown broader due to the virus on March issuing the preliminary and pews, will be wiped worship,” he wrote. ment of rules covering powers but is not relevant 8 and has issued multiple injunction,” she said in a down before each service. Courts in other states religious services within in the current situation, executive orders since statement. Masks would be optional. have ruled against similar the Democratic governor’s said Kevin Mannix, who then, including the closure Scott Erickson, chief “It would certainly orders. The Wisconsin Su- executive orders. is representing business of all schools, nonessential pastor of one of the impact our capacity, but preme Court struck down In Louisiana, however, owners in the case. businesses and a ban on churches behind the that’s where we’re at on Gov. Tony Evers’ stay-at- a federal judge refused California, Washington dine-in service at restau- lawsuit, was taking a wait- this,” Erickson said.

the Coos Bay City Hall and Lakeside produced sites,” she said. “If they hour ADA drive-up available from 8 a.m.-5 Voting drop site just Monday 200 ballots. can’t get through (to the due by 8 p.m. Election p.m. Monday-Friday, and morning. From where Heller Elections Office) on the Day. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. on Election From A1 Because postmarked stands, she is excited to see phone, they can look on Coquille Courthouse, Day. “…So there’s a possibil- ballots don’t count in Ore- “People are getting out and our website for those sites.” 250 N Baxter St. Use the North Bend Fire Dept., ity we’ll hit around that or gon, local post offices are voting and that’s a good The ballot drop sites 24-hour ADA walk-up 1880 McPherson Ave. higher,” Heller hoped. holding onto ballots that thing.” available on Election Day due by 8 p.m. Election Drop-off available from 8 Ballots are still being were mailed too late. These Heller reminded the are at: Day. a.m.-8 p.m. daily through collected, and will be ballots are being picked up public to check the Coos Bandon Library, 1204 Lakeside City Hall, 915 Election Day. throughout today, at des- by couriers for the Elec- County Elections Office 11th St. SW. Use the 24- North Lake Rd. Use the Powers Market, 409 2nd ignated drop sites. Heller tions Office. According website for a list of drop hour book return due by 8 mail slot due by 8 p.m. Ave. Drop-off available said the ballot boxes have to Heller, recent trips to site locations. p.m. Election Day. Election Day. daily from 8 a.m.-7 p.m., been “very full,” with 800 collect these holdovers at “I’ve been getting a lot Coos Bay City Hall, 500 Myrtle Point City Hall, and from 8 a.m.-8 p.m. on envelopes collected from post offices in North Bend of phone calls about drop Central Ave. Use the 24- 424 5th St. Drop-off Election Day. NORTHWESTNORTHWEST STOCKSSTOCKS NORTHWESTLOTTERY STOCKS

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DARLINGTON, S.C. — The odds were against NASCAR flawlessly executing its reopen- ing plan, which was a potential standard-setting moment for oth- er professional leagues to follow in this new normal of sports. No plan is ever perfect and all the assistance from outside health officials couldn’t protect NASCAR from the obvious flaw in its procedures: The system in large part is based on the honor code. A sport with a storied history of cheating, lying and sometimes stealing in the name of winning expects its participants to tell the truth if they aren’t feeling well, practice social distancing at the World File Photo track and at the shop, and wear Partners Scott Harvey, left, and Todd Mitchell walk toward the 10th fairway after teeing off during the championship match of the 2019 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship at face masks. Bandon Dunes. The partners won the event. The resort hosts the U.S. Amateur in August. Cloth over your face for 12 hours under the South Carolina sun is not ideal. Yet everyone complied Sunday at Darlington Raceway and NASCAR — a U.S. Amateur remains on schedule series often criticized for being state and local government keen interest in doing what’s best various events, conducting the consistently inconsistent and Bandon Dunes is host guidelines make it possible. for all involved, although we are hundreds of qualifiers was not a making up rules on the fly — “All parties are working to get extremely disappointed, this is viable option. successfully staged a specta- for event scheduled a feel for what must take place to the right decision.” “As you can imagine, this was tor-free event. for Aug. 10-16 execute the championship in the The U.S. Amateur is sched- an incredibly difficult decision, “They pulled this thing off current environment,” Simonds uled for Aug. 10-16, with the ac- as qualifying is a cornerstone of and it feels a little like a Christ- said. tion taking place on the Bandon USGA championships,” Boden- mas miracle,” said driver Brad JOHN GUNTHER On Monday, USGA official- Trails and Bandon Dunes courses hamer said. “We take great pride Keselowski. The World ly canceled the U.S. Women’s at the resort. in the fact that many thousands Things could have gone awry The United States Golf Mid-Amateur, the U.S. Senior The U.S. Open now is sched- typically enter to pursue their starting at sunrise when crews Association announced Monday Amateur, the U.S. Mid-Amateur uled for Sept. 17-20 at Winged dream of qualifying for a USGA pulled off through an obscure that the U.S. Amateur at Bandon and the U.S. Senior Amateur. Foot Golf Club in New York, championship and we deeply entrance and into a gravel lot. Dunes Golf Resort is still on the Earlier, the organization canceled while the U.S. Women’s Open regret that they will not have that Officials with clipboards and schedule for August. the U.S. Senior Open, the U.S. will be played Dec. 10-13 at opportunity this year. But this thermometers waited ahead. USGA announced cancelation Senior Women’s Open, the U.S. Champions Golf Club in Hous- structure provides the best path If NASCAR had not set stag- of several other amateur events Amateur Four-Ball and Women’s ton. Both of those events were forward for us to conduct these gered arrival times, the system and has now cut its 2020 sched- Amateur Four-Ball and the U.S. originally scheduled for June. championships in 2020.” could have broken right there ule down to four tournaments — Girls’ Junior and U.S. Junior The U.S. Women’s Amateur is The U.S. Amateur was origi- with 900-something vehicles the U.S. Amateur, the U.S. Wom- Amateur. Aug. 3-9 at Woodmont Country nally scheduled to have a field of trying to enter at the same time. en’s Amateur, the U.S. Open and “Throughout this process, Club in Maryland. 312 golfers. With all qualifiers Instead, every entrant had their the U.S. Women’s Open. our primary focus has been USGA also announced Mon- canceled and the field chosen forehead scanned, temperature “We are very excited that the the safety and well-being of day that all four of the remain- through exemptions, the size of logged on a list and not a single 120th U.S. Amateur Champion- everyone involved, including ing events will be conducted the tournament could change. person was turned away. ship remains a focal point of the our players, volunteers, host without qualifying, which means “Discussions are ongoing NASCAR is not testing for USGA’s championship sched- club representatives and staff,” the fields will be filled entirely with nothing determined yet,” COVID-19 but believes its ule,” said Jeff Simonds, director said John Bodenhamer, senior through exemptions. Simonds said. social-distancing protocols ease of resort operations at Bandon managing director of champion- Bodenhamer said given In the press release, USGA the risks. Dunes. ships for USGA, in a release on continued health and safety said additional information on “I think everybody found USGA officials stressed the the organization’s website. “We concerns, as well as the potential expanded exemption categories their groove,” said NASCAR tournaments would be held have not taken these decisions burden on Allied Golf Associa- for the championships would be executive vice president Steve provided that Centers for Disease lightly and wish we had more tions and the courses across the made available in the coming O’Donnell. “Didn’t have to tell Control recommendations and options. But with a continued, country scheduled to host the weeks. anyone or remind anyone to wear a mask. I think the industry really came together and did a tremendous job to enable us to get to the race.” USGA cancels qualifying for championships There was no other choice DOUG FERGUSON one winner. as qualifying is a cornerstone qualifying in 1924. Then, it went for NASCAR, now in a survival Associated Press The USGA did not announce of USGA championships,” said to two stages of qualifying in mode approach to get cars back Monday how other players John Bodenhamer, senior manag- 1959 — 18-hole local qualifying on the track. Money can’t be The U.S. Open might feel would become exempt. ing director of championships for and 36-hole sectional qualifying. made if races aren’t run and a more like a closed shop this year. Among those who have yet the USGA. “We take great pride Ken Venturi in 1964 and shutdown since March 13 wound- The COVID-19 pandemic, to qualify is Phil Mickelson, a in the fact that many thousands Orville Moody in 1969 are the ed every area of the industry. which already has postponed the runner-up six times in the only typically enter to pursue their only U.S. Open champions who Team owners stopped receiv- U.S. Open at Winged Foot from major he hasn’t won. dream of qualifying for the U.S. got through both stages. Lucas ing sponsorship checks, promot- June to September, has forced Mickelson said in February he Open and we deeply regret that Glover in 2009 was the last U.S. ers had nothing to promote and the USGA to do away with would not ask the USGA for an they will not have that opportuni- Open champion to go through crew members took pay cuts, qualifying for the first time since exemption, and that if he didn’t ty this year.” 36-hole qualifying. lost bonuses or were furloughed. 1924. qualify or become exempt, he Bodenhamer said no qualify- The USGA had 108 local Wallets already hit, few seemed Open qualifying is the hall- wouldn’t play. Winged Foot is ing provides “the best path for- qualifiers planned in 45 states daring enough to mess this up for mark of golf’s second-oldest where Mickelson made double ward” to holding the U.S. Open. and one in Canada, followed by themselves or the sport. championship. The USGA often bogey on the final hole in 2006 The USGA said there would 12 sectional qualifiers — nine Kevin Harvick had no true points out that typically half to lose by one. not be qualifying for three other in the U.S., one each in Canada, victory celebration for his 50th of the 156-man field has to go The field presumably will championships it will hold this England and Japan. career win. On the desolate through either 36-hole qualifying be smaller because of the later year — the U.S. Women’s Open When the U.S. Open was frontstretch, he noted the eerie or 18-hole and 36-hole qualify- date, though the USGA did not (moved to December in Houston) postponed, 50 players were silence of the empty grandstands ing. mention the field size in its April and the U.S. Amateur and U.S. exempt through various catego- in an “awkward” post-race It even invested in a marketing 6 announcement that the U.S. Women’s Amateur, both still ries, such as past champions the session with Regan Smith, the campaign that was rolled out in Open was moving to Sept. 17-20 scheduled for August. last 10 years or top 10 from last only Fox Sports reporter sent to February titled, “From Many, at Winged Foot, in Mamaroneck, The U.S. Open, which dates to year’s U.S. Open, major champi- the track. One,” to illustrate that more than New York. 1895, had so many players want- ons from the last five years and 9,000 people apply to play in the “As you can imagine, this was ing to compete in the years after Please see NASCAR, Page B2 U.S. Open, eventually yielding to an incredibly difficult decision, World War I that it introduced Please see USGA, Page B2 B2 | TUESDAY, MAY 19, 2020 The World Rooney rule update to require more interviews Associated Press Dan Rooney, who owned the al manager position. “We’ve got to look at the believes the spirit of the Rooney Pittsburgh Steelers, was adopted The changes and proposals entire landscape,” Vincent said. Rule has not been adhered to in The NFL is amending the in 2003. It has had some impact, were first reported by NFL “We should be looking at diversi- recent years. Rooney Rule to require more but in the recent spate of coach Network. ty among all disciplines in our “What I think has happened interviews of minority candidates hirings, few have gone to minori- “The Rooney Rule does not sport.” is people have said, `Let me for head coaching and coordina- ty candidates. force someone or cannot man- After the 2018 season, eight interview a minority candidate tor positions, two people familiar During a Super Bowl week date that someone gets hired,” head coaches lost their jobs. to satisfy the rule, and then I can with the decision told The Asso- news conference, Commissioner NFL Executive Vice President of Only one opening was filled by a get on with this hiring process ciated Press. Roger Goodell admitted that Football Operations Troy Vincent minority candidate, Brian Flores or hire who I want to,” the Pro Reacting to a lack of diversity changes were needed to the rule. told the AP last season. “What it in Miami. Football Hall of Fame coach progress in hirings for those jobs, Those changes are coming now. does is mandates that there is a Following last season, five said. “The whole point of it was the league will require teams to Team owners will hold a confer- diverse slate of prospects. jobs came open and one minori- to slow down the process, take interview at least two minority ence call Tuesday that replaces the “Many will say it’s not about ty, Ron Rivera, was hired, by your time, get the best candidate candidates from outside the orga- scheduled spring meeting in Cali- a number just because of the Washington. and make a decision. nization for head coach openings. fornia. They will vote on two pro- number of men of color that play, The NFL has only two general “There’s so much pressure At least one minority candidate posed resolutions that would allow there should be a certain num- managers of color, Andrew Berry now on all of them to do it quick- must be interviewed for a coordi- assistant coaches to be interviewed ber of head coaches or general in Cleveland and Chris Grier in ly, get the No. 1 candidate, put nator’s spot, the people told the at any time for coordinators’ jobs managers or (team) presidents,” Miami. together a staff. Nobody wants to AP on condition of anonymity elsewhere. The other proposal added Vincent, who is black. Tony Dungy, the first Afri- take their time. That is the major Monday because the NFL has not would use draft pick positioning as Team presidents and other can-American head coach to win problem. You get people inter- announced the rule additions. an incentive to hire more diverse top-level executives posts are be- a Super Bowl and a strong ad- viewed who may not fit what the The rule, named after the late candidates in the coach and gener- ing addressed with these changes. vocate for diversity in the NFL, team may be looking for.” Pro sports could return to California in June Bull riding could be first US LOS ANGELES (AP) to play elsewhere. training to resume either — California Gov. Gavin Los Angeles County has in a team’s ballpark or in Newsom thinks pro sports become the epicenter for Florida or Arizona. pro sport to welcome back fans could be back playing in the outbreak in California The National Basketball SIOUX FALLS, S.D. than hugs, and cheered by Sioux Falls, but tickets his state — without fans and Public Health Director Association and Major (AP) — One of the first masked substitute players will be offered for only — in early June. Dr. Barbara Ferrer said she League Soccer have allowed professional athletic sports rather than thousands of 35% of seats. The Democratic gov- needs to hear details from practice facilities to reopen to allow spectators to at- bellowing fans. That won’t fit President ernor said during a news Newsom about how sports for limited workouts. The tend as states gradually lift American professional Donald Trump’s criteria conference Monday that can be safely played. National Football League restrictions imposed due to sports organizations — for normal. He said on the state is making good “I know for all of us announced its schedule two the coronavirus is known keen to hear the roar of Sunday that his idea of a progress against the coro- we’d be very excited to weeks ago and intends on for its wild, dangerous fans accompanying a photo return to normalcy would navirus, posting a 7.5% be able to see our teams having a complete season. action: bull riding. finish or a 20-foot putt — be having thousand of fans decline in hospitalizations starting to get ready to play Newsom’s announcement Professional Bull Riders are working out how they without masks “practically over the last two weeks. again,” she said. “I look through should clear the has announced a new com- can ease back into live standing on top of each If the progress contin- forward to hearing from the way for teams to be able to petition that will culminate events without exposing other” at golf tournaments. ues, he said pro sports state what the protocols are hold training camp in their in South Dakota on July spectators to the virus. But sporting event could return in the “first going to be and the direc- home cities. 10-12 with live crowds. As The PGA tour plans to organizers are watching week or so of June tives to make sure that the The National Hockey people itch for a return to bring back golf tourna- governors and local offi- without spectators and activity is able to happen in League is still assessing daily activity, it’s all a part ments in June, but organiz- cials to comply with their modifications and very a way that keeps everybody its plans. of an effort by profession- ers have said they won’t slow lifting of restrictions prescriptive conditions.” as safe as possible.” Newsom’s announce- al sports organizations allow crowds for at least on daily life. That is extremely wel- Major League Baseball ment follows those made around the world to give a month. NASCAR fans, Professional Bull Riders come news for California and its players associa- by Texas Gov. Greg bored fans at least a taste barred from the raceway, said it worked with South teams that have wondered tion are in negotiations Abbott and New York of what once was. gathered outside Darlington Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem if they would have to about starting the season Gov. Andrew Cuomo that Organizers of the bull Raceway in South Carolina and local officials to orga- make contingency plans around July 1, with spring allowed sports to resume. riding event said they on the weekend just to hear nize the event. Noem has would provide face cover- the roar of the engines. avoided closing businesses ings to fans, space seats 4 As one of the first or issuing sweeping stay- to 6 feet apart and control events slated to allow at-home orders during the flow of people in and spectators, the bull-rid- the pandemic, and she wel- “Doctor, I have a out of the arena to accom- ing competition will be a comed the announcement, modate social distancing. test — and a step toward a saying on Twitter that it Germany’s soccer Bunde- return to normalcy. shows the state “working suspicious looking sliga returned this weekend The sound from fans to get back to normal.” with live soccer, albeit with- will be subdued. The Last month, the gover- out supporters in the stands. bull-riding competition nor pressured a pair of dirt mole on my shoulder.” The games were played with will take place in the track raceways to cancel sanitized balls, celebrat- 12,000-seat Sanford plans to allow hundreds of ed with fist bumps rather Denny Premier Center in spectators to watch races.

would have been exempt The USGA, mean- USGA for the U.S. Open. The while, has lost 10 world ranking has been championships to the From B1 frozen since the shutdown. coronavirus. It said the top 30 players who It was unclear when it Monday that four more reached the Tour Champi- would resume because were canceled — the onship last year. while the PGA Tour is to U.S. Mid-Amateur and The pandemic shut resume on June 11, circuits Women’s Mid-Amateur, down golf on March 13, in Europe, Japan and Asia and the U.S. Senior two months before the top have not said when they Amateur and U.S. Senior 60 in the world ranking would return. Women’s Amateur.

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