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LATE SHOWER 65 • 55 FORECAST, A8 | TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 | theworldlink.com | $2 DA wants ‘thorough’ probe No decision has been protesters who saw the incident, Once they are received, I will Zane Galvin, said the male review the reports and make an made in charges for initially pulled up and flipped off appropriate charging decision,” protestors. said Frasier in the press release. incident during “We said ‘Black Lives Matter’ “It was reported that a male and he straight up pulled his gun in a black truck stopped at the Saturday protest on us,” Galvin recounted minutes location and allegedly pointed after the incident. a handgun at several protestors ZACH SILVA Robert Fisher was another at the intersection,” read a press The World protester in the group when release from the Coos Bay Police this happened and said the man Department on Saturday. “Police COOS BAY — Coos County looked right at him and said, responded and spoke with sev- District Attorney Paul Frasier has “White lives matter.” eral witnesses who obtained pic- yet to receive information on the According to a press release tures of the male and his vehicle. Brandon Moore case, but is call- from Frasier’s office, Moore was With the help of several citizens ing for a thorough investigation. transported to Coos County Jail Coos Bay Police were able Moore was arrested after on Saturday and was released on to identify the operator of the allegedly pointing a handgun at his own recognizance. He was vehicle as 36-year-old Brandon Contributed Photo by Kyle McMichael Black Lives Matter demonstra- set to appear in court on Monday. Moore of Coos Bay. Moore was A local photographer was on the corner when he said he took a photo of a man with a tors over the weekend in down- “As of this morning, this office arrested for (alleged) menacing gun in a vehicle during the Black Lives Matter protest in downtown Coos Bay. Brandon town Coos Bay. As The World has not received any police re- Moore was later arrested and was scheduled to have a court appearance on Monday. previously reported, one of the ports pertaining to this incident. Please see Charges, Page A7 Hunter education classes to resume The World

SOUTH COAST — According to a recent press release from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, hunter education classes will resume in Oregon on June 13. The classes will have safety measures in place to protect both students and volunteer instructors. Those interested can find and register for the latest classes and field days, at bit.ly/2zeBaYS. Students can choose to take a conventional class or finish most of the class independently by workbook or online and take a field day. More classes and field Zach Silva Photos, The World days will be added, so ODFW Marshfield’s Kady Cooley receives her diploma Saturday outside the high school. The ceremony stretched several hours with the students set up in different groups. recommends interested parties check the website frequently if they can’t find classes and field days hosted in their area.

Marshfield’s graduation marathon Please see Hunting, Page A8 ZACH SILVA diploma, wave to some adminis- The World trators and have their pictures tak- en — and then the process started COOS BAY — It was a full again with the next student. Protestors day of celebration in the Marsh- “All the reactions we’re hearing field High School parking lot. have been really positive. First and Starting at 1 p.m. on a some- foremost it was great that the kids heartened by times-rainy and sometimes-sun- got to walk across the stage, that ny Saturday and continuing was our big goal that we wanted until past 7 p.m., graduates from some formality of them walking swift reform Marshfield High School, Desti- across the stage and getting their ATLANTA (AP) — In the nations Academy and Resource diploma,” said Howard. two weeks since George Floyd’s Link paraded past the front of After being away from in-per- killing, police departments have the school in cars before walking son schooling for the past three banned chokeholds, Confeder- across the stage to receive their months because of COVID-19, ate monuments have fallen and diploma. countless end of year traditions officers have been arrested and The message for students A Coos Bay Fire Department firetruck leads a parade of graduates past Marshfield were cancelled. At Marshfield charged amid large global pro- throughout the day was to savor High School on Saturday. there was an extra emphasis put tests against violence by police the moment. on the importance of this unique and racism. “We made an effort all day six groups and were assigned up in the roundabout in front of graduation. The moves are far short of the not to rush anybody. If students a time. At their given time the the school. Cars then pulled up “Students were very happy, overhaul of police, prosecutors’ wanted pictures with their graduating senior, along with to the front entrance where the lots of tears as they were coming offices, courts and other insti- parents, etc., we knew we were a car full of family members, student would get out and go through. I think they were con- tutions that protesters seek. But going to be there for seven hours would meet at Cascade Farm & through the COVID-19 adjusted cerned that they would not get some advocates and demonstra- and if it took an extra minute or Outdoor. From there, cars were version of graduation. some sort of closure or gradua- tors say they are encouraged by two for a student or a family to escorted by police and firetrucks Their names were read aloud tion and I think there were really the swiftness of the response to have a special picture, we want- along Ocean Boulevard, through and were greeted with the usual impressed with what we had set Floyd’s death — incremental as ed to honor that,” said Marsh- downtown Coos Bay and all the cheers plus a chorus of horns up,” said Howard. it may be. field principal Travis Howard. way to Marshfield High School. honking. Each student would go Students were divided into Once at Marshfield, cars lined through the stage, receive their Please see Graduation, Page A8 Please see Response, Page A7

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I remember walking in Liam Webster: cares about us and In the final days leading the hall on the last day I think I kept re- are proud of us. So up to Saturday’s gradua- of school with a teacher minding myself it I’m going to make tion, the six seniors talked … asking him questions will get better and the most of it if it’s with The World all about because stuff was starting that it’s just tem- all I get to have the last three months. to pop up about the next porary. But it was for the end of my Spring term was supposed week being cancelled, crazy, especially senior year. I plan to be a time full of lasts: which was the week getting to the end on enjoying it. last prom, last track meet, before spring break. Mr. of senior year you When I look last assembly, last day Johnson was like, “I start hanging out back at this point of school. Instead these wouldn’t be surprised if with your friends in time, I think seniors have not been to it gets cancelled and I’m a lot and getting what I’m going in-person classes since not even sure about after the most out of to think about March 11. that.” That just struck me. your time and then the most is how The following is a look I was like, that’s crazy all of a sudden it no matter how at how Marshfield’s six that this could actually Kaylee Delzotti and her parents. just transitions crazy the world valedictorians — Kaylee happen. quick to not hanging is, we can still Kaylee Delzotti: In the Delzotti, Edie Clarke, Brianna Giacomini: At out every Friday or Satur- pull through and beginning I guess it was Liam Webster, Hannah first it was shock. It defi- day or whatever. accomplish big really hard, it was so for- McKena Pederson and her family. Mork, Brianna Giacomini nitely went from shock to Kaylee Delzotti: It’s things even if you eign to all of us, like how and McKena Pederson confusion to being left in been really difficult. But to out hope this year and don’t think that it’s going do we even do this? How — made it through high the dark and not knowing an extent, I’ve learned that was really bummed we to happen. Things don’t are we going to continue school during a global what was going to happen. I’m more of an extrovert didn’t have that assembly always work out the way our senior year? pandemic. Being really uncertain than introvert. It’s been in- because I was like … my you want them to but it We just adapted over about everything. teresting just to figure that one time … I haven’t got will work out somehow in time and it just became Then it quickly out and like okay, I can just any got any awards from the end. like a second language to went to disappoint- FaceTime my friends every Marshfield until this year Kaylee Delzotti: I’m us. Just to check in regular- ment when every- night. A few of my friends and all of those assemblies definitely going to remem- ly, just to make sure we’re thing started to get we’ve met up in parking were cancelled. ber the time that I got to on top of all of our school cancelled and all of lots and just sat on top of But there is also the spend with my family work. Teachers have also the things we were our cars and talked and just upside to that is that they before I left for college. adjust really well to it. looking forward caught up. It’s been kind of were forced to make slide Some of the final memo- At the beginning it was to aren’t going to a wild ride with the social shows that will be imprint- ries I had with my child- kind of awkward because happen anymore. aspect of life. ed on the world forever hood friends. Even though it was like ... ‘how much As time went on, Brianna Giacomini: I because nothing leaves the we weren’t exactly close, school work should I give? we just kind of got think that some of internet. physically, due to all this used to it because the things that hit happening we defi- that’s all you can us the hardest as nitely got to spend really do. seniors was losing some quality time McKena Peder- all of those big together through son: When the an- landmarks of grad- just the small nouncement came uating. Like our things. That’s what Zach Silva Photos, The World out that they were senior prom and I’ll remember. Edie Clarke poses for a photo with her family cancelling it until our last chance at It’s definitely after receiving her diploma Saturday. April, then things state in our sports been a ride. started getting real and events. We Edie Clarke: I Edie Clarke: When I and we started getting a bit missed out on a lot feel like this has left school on the last day more sad. And then it led of that last bond- brought out the I remember telling my to school being closed for ing opportunities best and the worst friends, kind of jokingly, the year and there were a and the celebration of people but most- “See you on the other lot of tears of the fact that ly the best. I feel we made it. That like we’ve really we did it, that we come together and accomplished what like my community we had set out to has been a little 350 Commercial Avenue, Coos Bay accomplish. And more supportive P.O. 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BEN KENFIELD Publisher Letters to the Editor The spark of a movement to political campaigns. The execu- change the nation tive branch is worse because in George Floyd was a less than addition to financial support it exemplary citizen. He com- must have the sycophantic sup- mitted minor crimes and was port of those with whom it inter- not the sort of person to whom acts. It has become so egocentric we would wish our children as to have completely lost sight to emulate. So, how does such of its mission to serve its constit- an individual of questionable uency and to faithfully respect renown become the iconic inspi- and adhere to the oaths of office rator of a world-wide movement each have taken. The governed that has the potential to dramat- no longer trust their government. ically change the face of what is That is the beginning of the end arguably still the most powerful of democracy as we know it. nation on earth? That is what this protest move- ON THIS DAY Despite what the headlines ment is all about. We should be and hyperbolic pundits portray paying close attention. We must in the media about racism and fix it or face dystopia when our in Coos County history injustice, this is not just about constitutionally based republic, Black Lives Matter. Of course, as we know it, no longer exists. 100 YEARS Plymouth Products company. ceremony for its 2005 Coos black lives matter but no more Jon Barton Schriver announced the County Dairy Princess nor less than white, brown, or Coos Bay June 9, 1920 purchase today of the Rumia- Ambassador Lupe Torres. yellow lives. This is less an no Brothers factory at Myrtle Torres will represent the Coos issue of race than it is an issue of Love is the answer Selects Landing Place At Powers Point, and he announced earlier County dairy industry as she humanity. The brutal treatment To all humankind, The time F.A. Elliott of the State Forestry this week the purchase of the participates in promotional of George Floyd at the hands of for critical thinking wlll come Department Here Broadbent and Lundy factories. activities, both local and four policemen whose mission , but it is not now. In a rush to Airplane Will Be Used to Patrol the The Superior Cheese compa- statewide. is supposed to be to secure the judgement everyone is tripping Forest Districts and Must Have ny will take over operation of Torres is the daughter of peace and safety of the citizens over one another to apologize or Place to Stop Rumiano Brothers’ factory June Patti and Florencio Torres of 16 and it already is operating Myrtle Point. She is a 2004 they serve sparked a movement accuse. Our institutions are in F.A. Elliott of the state graduate of Myrtle Point High forestry department left this the other two plants. that may well change the face of peril. We have lost our collective School and has just completed morning for Salem after having our nation. minds. Alas, humans are apt to her freshman year at Oregon been in this county to make Though the George Floyd do this. Society does not need 50 YEARS State University. arrangements for the landing of incident may have been the spark my apology , nor my statement Torres will present a speech the airplanes of the forest patrol June 9, 1970 that touched of this firestorm of guilt, nor my paying of a focused on the dairy industry service which will be used this of protest, the causation of this tribute. These things I say at my and a commercial for dairy year. Bay Hospital Group To File Money movement runs far deeper than peril. I truly believe most of you products. A dessert and ice Mr. Elliott selected a landing Application Mr. Floyd’s unfortunate demise. reading this are not racist. How- cream reception will follow at place at Powers just west of the Application for Hill-Burton What we are witnessing today ever the process we have em- 1 p.m. on Friday, in the OSU town. With some improvement federal construction grant Extension conference room, is more about systemic inequal- barked on dictates some mem- work it can be make a suitable money in the amount of located at the Ohlsen Baxter ity, injustice, and divisiveness bers of society admit we are. My place for the machines to land. $1,800,000 will be filed by the Building, 631 Alder St., in at all levels of our society from hope is through critical thinking , The airplanes will also have the Bay Area Hospital District June Myrtle Point. the peak of the socio-economic we will be able to clearly see the landing place in Marshfield to 22, it was announced today by mountain to the bottom than actual issues and to cope or deal Rudy Juul, board of directors use. Food fight at NBMS racism, per se. Racism is merely with these impediments to our The airplanes which the member. A food fight broke out at the rallying cry. collective lives. For those who forestry service will use will Skidmore, Owings and around noon on Wednesday at Our political system has insist that the end justifies the be of great benefit in quickly Merill, (SOM), Portland North Bend Middle School, become dystopian in its binary means, I would say please stop locating fires which start in the architectural firm, Monday presented a schematic according to North Bend Police polarization. To express liberal and think, really think about how forests. officer Jerry Merritt - the or conservative thoughts is to we should all make this work out outline showing how various departments within the new school resource officer for the make one the enemy of the other. in the end. Let us be about our 75 YEARS North Bend School District. Our legislative politicians follow Fathers business and not suc- medical facility will relate to one another and how personnel “I’m glad I was not there the money trail. What is best for cumb to our human deprivations. June 9, 1945 when it started,” Merritt said, within those departments relate the American people has become Love Is the answer. chuckling. “It was quite the to one another. secondary to which interest Michael Jordan Superior Buys Myrtle Point Cheese food fight.” has the most powerful lobby or North Bend Plant ------makes the largest contribution to Plymouth Products com- 15 YEARS These stories were found in pany, Inc., of Oakland, Cal., the Marshfield Sun Printing has completed the purchase of June 9, 2005 Museum newspaper repository three cheese factories in Myrtle store in Marshfield HS courtesy Point area for its subsidiary, Myrtle Point grad crowned Coos the Superior Cheese company County Dairy Princess of Coos Bay Schools and on of Green Bay, Wis., it was an- The Coos County Dairy The World newspaper website nounced here today by Walker Women have announced the www.theworldlink.com. J. Schriver, vice-president of coronation and crowning

Write to us and the community with a Letter to the Editor Write a Letter to the Editor and be part of the community discussion on local topics. Letters should not contain any personal attacks against other community members. To make a submission to the editor, fill out a submission form at www.theworldlink.com, email [email protected] or call 541-269-1222 ext. 235. Sweden Backtracks on Its Low-Pain Pandemic Cure Sweden offered hope that the blocked from other countries opening up as part of an good care to those afflicted. coronavirus could be reined in effort to close the doors to high-risk COVID-19 areas. Before the bad news started pouring in last month, the without great inconvenience or eco- The mastermind behind Sweden’s controversial Swedish approach had garnered both fans and critics. nomic pain. Unlike its neighbors in strategy on the virus, epidemiologist Anders Tegnell, has Experts in the science of disease spread regarded the Scandinavia and elsewhere, Sweden admitted the errors of his thinking. He told Swedish radio Swedish people as a control group in a global study. How didn’t put its people in strict lock- that had he known what would have happened, he would would they fare next to those in other countries that great- down. Restaurants, bars and shops have advised a more restrictive policy. ly limited human interaction? Not so well, it seems. buzzed with their usual customers. His plan went like this: The most vulnerable Swedes America has embarked on its own controlled exper- Gyms stayed open, and kids under would isolate themselves while the young and healthy iment whereby some parts of the country are throwing 16 went to school. people out and about would contract the disease and off restrictions while others are doing it slowly. Even Images of Swedes sunning them- recover -- and build antibodies against reinfection. This Sweden banned gatherings of more than 50 people -- and FROMA HARROP selves at crowded cafes dowsed would create a herd immunity, whereby enough people continues to do so. There are no such rules in many parts many quarantined Americans and become resistant and the virus fades for lack of victims. of the country. Europeans with envy. Even as Herd immunity also occurs when large majorities get You do wonder what’s going to happen to the maskless other societies start letting people venture forth, they vaccinated against a specific disease. revelers who famously jam-packed a Memorial Day pool still generally require masks for entry in stores and other Meanwhile, the economy would thrive, according to party at the Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri. At least one businesses. the theory. But now Sweden’s finance minister is sound- attendee has tested positive for the virus. Same question Oh, how we wished Sweden’s approach would work! ing the alarm that the country is about to enter the worst applies to the crowds filling bars in Texas and beaches in Apparently, it didn’t. economic downturn since World War II. Florida. Sweden now has one of the highest death rates in the Making the flaws in Tegnell’s approach more vivid Many officials are concerned that the recent mass pro- world -- almost 44 per 100,000 people. The number of are the factors that should be minimizing Swedish death tests during which participants stood inches apart, many U.S. deaths per 100,000 is just over 32. In Denmark, it’s rates. Sweden has one of the lowest obesity rates in without masks, would undo the hard social-distancing 10, and in Norway, less than five. Europe. (Excess weight is a risk factor for coronavirus work that had slowed the virus. It was hoped that higher Sweden’s economy, meanwhile, is expected to shrink death.) Sweden already benefited from low population temperatures would help, but now there’s fear that good a punishing 7 percent this year, about the same as that density and a large proportion of people living alone. And weather could encourage crowding. of the rest of the European Union. And Swedes may be its strong public health system enables Sweden to provide The World TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 | A5 Bonnie Pointer, early member OBITUARIES Lester Eugene “Red” Brown of Pointer Sisters, dies at 69 April 10, 1932 – June 4, 2020 LOS ANGELES (AP) in her statement. just stopped. We thought with the Lord on June 4, and Karen Arnett; he was — Bonnie Pointer, who in She convinced younger it wasn’t going to work 2020 in Coquille, Oregon. also blessed with many 1969 convinced three of sister June to join her, and without Bonnie.” Red was a Naval Veter- nieces, and nephews. her church-singing siblings the two began doing gigs She would have only an of the Korean War and In lieu of cards and flow- to form the Pointer Sisters, together as a duo in 1969. modest solo success. Her Served aboard the U.S.S. ers the family would appre- which would become one Eventually they’d enlist biggest hit was “Heaven Floyds Bay, a sea plane ten- ciate Bible donations in the of the biggest acts of the their two older sisters, who Must Have Sent You,” a der. He will be remembered memory of Eugene Brown next two decades, died were already married with 1979 disco cover of an for his love of family, gener- through Gideons Internation- Monday. children, to join them. earlier Motown hit by the osity, and sense of humor. al. www.gideons.org The Grammy winner The quartet brought Elgins. It reached No. 11 He is survived by his Arrangements are under died of cardiac arrest in unique fusion of funk, on the Billboard Hot 100 wife of 66 years, Marcien the direction of Amling/ Los Angeles, publicist soul and 1940s-style jazz, in 1979. (Pruessler) Brown; sons, Schroeder Funeral Service Roger Neal said. She was scat and pop to their act, After making three Rick and Alan Brown; – Coquille Chapel, 541-396- 69. often dressing in a retro albums for Motown, she Graveside Services were held at the Pioneer Cemetery grandchildren, Michelle 3846 “It is with great sadness style that resembled their would retire from the Cook and Mike Brown; Online remembrances and that I have to announce forerunners the Andrews studio, and only perform in Coquille on June 9, 2020. Red was born on April 10, great-grandchildren, Coltyn condolences may be shared to the fans of the Point- Sisters. occasionally. www. 1932 in Harmon Township, and Brendon Cook; sisters, with the family at er Sisters that my sister, They worked as backup Her three sisters, who Helen Dorland, Donna Hall, westrumfuneralservice.com. Bonnie died this morning,” singers for Taj Mahal, had nearly disbanded when Arkansas. He went to be sister Anita Pointer said in Boz Scaggs, Elvin Bishop she quit, instead regrouped, a statement. “Our family and others before releas- shed their retro image is devastated, on behalf of ing their self-titled debut for a modern pop sound, Dennis Lee Graves my siblings and I and the album in 1973, and the and became one of the May 25, 1936 – June 5, 2020 entire Pointer family, we song “Yes We Can Can,” biggest acts of the 1980s ask for your prayers at this a funky anthem calling with huge hits including Graves, and three daughters, retired from teaching in 1998 time.” for unity and tolerance, “He’s So Shy,” “Jump (For Lauri Hale, Cindy Graves, and moved to Agness, where Bonnie Pointer often became their breakout hit. My Love)” and “Neutron and Jodee Wallace. Dennis he lived out the retirement sang lead and was an They followed up with Dance.” and Linda were married 48 of his dreams. Denny built essential member of the “That’s A Plenty,” which Bonnie married Motown wonderful years. boats in his woodshop, group through its early hits featured an eclectic mix producer Jeffrey Bowen in From an early age, Denny fished in his jet boat, hiked including “Yes We Can of musical styles ranging 1978. The two separated had a fearless sense of the wilderness, raised exotic Can” and “Fairytale.” She from jazz to gospel to pop. in 2004 and divorced in adventure, which, combined animals, grew amazing would leave for a short They even delved into 2016. with his love of the outdoors, fruit and vegetables, and and modest solo career in country. Bonnie and Anita She twice reunited with resulted in numerous cir- swam the Illinois River on a 1977 as her sisters went on co-wrote the song “Fairy- her sisters for public ap- cumstances that would make regular basis. Denny was in- to have several mega-hits tale” about a crumbling pearances. Once in 1994, most men retreat in fear. As ducted into the Gold Beach a powerful swimmer, Denny Athletic Hall of Fame. He without her. relationship. The song when they received a star Memorial services will be Ruth, Anita, Bonnie and earned them a ground- on the Hollywood Walk of was the “go-to” resource for had a basketball scoring re- held at 1:00 PM on Satur- Curry County Sheriff, Alan cord that stood for nearly 40 June, born the daughters breaking gig performing Fame, and again in 1996 at day, June 13, 2020 at the of a minister who also had as a rare African American a show in Las Vegas. Boice, whenever there was years. Denny will be forever First Baptist Church, 29755 a need for a rescue or com- remembered for his sense two older sons, grew up act at the Grand Ole Opry, “She had always told Turner St. Gold Beach. singing in his church in and they would win their me, mother, I want some- mercial diver. Denny was of humor and his love of On Friday, June 4, 2020, accredited for saving at least children and grand-children. Oakland, California. first Grammy, for best thing for myself,” Bonnie’s Denny Graves, loving It was Bonnie, short- country vocal performance mother Sarah Pointer told four lives during both Rogue Nothing brought more joy husband and father, passed River and ocean rescue op- to Denny than taking loved ly after graduating high by a group. Ebony in 1974. “I want away to be with our Lord school, who first wanted to Bonnie Pointer left the to be somebody in this erations. Denny owned com- ones sturgeon or salmon and Savior, Jesus Christ, at mercial fishing boats out of fishing. move away from singing group in 1977, signing a world.” the age of 84. Denny passed gospel songs into clubs solo deal with Motown June Pointer, the young- Brookings in the late 1960’s Denny is survived by peacefully of natural causes and early 1970’s, including his wife of 48 years, Linda to pursue a professional Records. est of the sisters, died in with his family by his side. singing career. “We were devastated,” 2006. the fishing boats Kingfisher Graves; son, Wilbur Graves Denny was born on May 25, and Moocher. Denny was of Anchorage, Alaska; son, “The Pointer Sisters Anita Pointer told The In addition to Ruth and 1936 in Burns, Oregon to would never have hap- Associated Press in 1990. Anita, Bonnie Pointer is an avid white-water rafter, Terrence Graves of Wal- Morrie and Mildred Graves. fisherman, and firearms terville; daughter, Lauri pened had it not been for “We did a show the night survived by her two older In 1946, just after WWII, Bonnie,” Anita Pointer said she left, but after that, we brothers, Aaron and Fritz. marksman. In 1970, Denny Hale of Corvallis; daugh- the Graves family transi- graduated from the Universi- ter, Cindy Graves of Lake tioned to Gold Beach, where ty of Oregon with a teaching Shelan, Wash.; daughter, the family made a living degree. Denny taught school JoDee Carter of Grants Pass; Portland police chief resigns in the fishing and outdoor in Brookings for one year 20 grand-children and 7 industries. Dennis married and 28 years at Marshfield great-grandchildren. SALEM (AP) — Port- Live reported. The unit’s response to some protests. the love of his life, Linda High School in Coos Bay, Arrangements are under land’s police chief resigned mission, according to its “I’m incredibly troubled Woyak in 1972, raising two where he also coached bas- the direction of Musgrove on Monday, just six months web page, is to aid people by the excessive force used sons, Wilbur and Terrence ketball and baseball. Denny Mortuary, 541-510-2154. into her job, amid criti- in crisis resulting from nightly by PDX police cism of her department’s mental illness and/or drug since the protests began,” handling of protests in Ore- and alcohol addiction. she said. “The videos and gon’s largest city. An Afri- Resch said she will stay painful firsthand accounts DEAR ABBYBy Abigail Van Buren can American lieutenant on with the department in a of community members the force replaced her. different role. getting tear gassed and Triangle full of drama started as a crush in middle school The shakeup came as po- Demonstrators held two beaten by police for exer- lice have been sharply crit- peaceful George Floyd pro- cising their 1st Amendment DEAR ABBY: In middle school, I you can accept it, your romance will be icized for using what has tests in Portland but a third rights should be concerning had a crush on a boy. He didn’t even over. Only you can decide whether stay- been called inappropriate one that lasted until the for us all.” know I existed. Through a chance meet- ing with this person is worth the drama. force against some protest- early hours of Monday re- Lovell’s appointment ing many years later, he noticed me, DEAR ABBY: My sister-in-law ers as huge demonstrations sulted in at least 20 arrests, does not require City but there were complications. He didn’t moved into the house next door three continue in Portland. with some demonstrators Council approval, Wheel- know how to tell his ex it was too late years ago. While I enjoy her company “To say this was throwing objects at police, er’s spokeswoman Eileen for her, and it became a love triangle. and like her as a person, I’m having unexpected would be an who fired tear gas and Park said. She saw the error of her ways and left. difficulty expressing my frustration with understatement,” new sponge-tipped projectiles. Police say they have en- He and I have been together ever since. one particular issue. Police Chief Chuck Lovell Full beverage contain- couraged peaceful protests, He still talked to her as they had been I have a beautiful hedge that sepa- said at a news conference. ers, glass bottles, hard- but smaller groups splinter friends forever, but two months ago he rates our driveways and provides pri- “I’m humbled. I’m going boiled eggs and rocks from the demonstrations or stopped. vacy. She regularly leaves her garbage to listen. I’m going to care were thrown or fired at come out later to engage in Meanwhile, through all of this, she can lids on top of my hedge as well as about the community, and officers using sling-shots, mayhem. has been cyber-stalking and manip- various other things she’s discarding I’m looking forward to this police said in a statement Protesters Monday eve- ulating me. She has created multiple (eventually). Today I noticed a large journey.” Monday. A medic who was ning walked onto Interstate Facebook accounts to torture me, sent portion of the shrub showing what He and community lead- working with the officers 84 in Portland’s Lloyd me a video of my boyfriend doing sexu- appears to be a chemical burn. (She has ers of color credited Jami was hit in the stomach with District, which led to offi- al things and tried to make me believe it been known to use toxic chemicals to Resch, a white woman, for a rock. cials temporarily shutting was current. (It was five years old.) rid her yard of weeds, etc.) I don’t want stepping down as George The protest that turned it down in that area, news He cut off contact with her, and it to offend her, but at the same time, I’m Floyd protests roiled the city. violent happened at the footage showed. Earlier, was glorious until last week, when she struggling to find the words to properly Resch told the news Justice Center in downtown protesters cheered when a helped him get back in touch with his address my desire for her to mind the conference that Lovell is Portland. speaker at the demonstra- son, whom he hasn’t seen in 10-plus property line. Help! -- RELATED TO “the exact right person at The ACLU of Oregon tion talked about the police years. I see it for the manipulation it MY NEIGHBOR the exact right moment” to has called on Portland chief’s resignation. “Are is, but he sees it as her redemption. He DEAR RELATED: This is some- head the police department. police to end the use of tear we done yet,” he asked the doesn’t care that it hurts me, and he thing you should have addressed when Resch had replaced Dan- gas, impact weapons and crowd. “No,” the crowd refuses to get rid of her. the problem started. Approach her calm- ielle Outlaw, who was Port- flash bang devices. shouted back. She has slandered me all over ly and say something like this: “It both- land’s first African Ameri- “We join the protesters Another crowd near the Facebook, and I don’t think he should ers me that you leave your trash can lids can female police chief and in calling for a new ap- downtown jail after 9 p.m. expect me to be OK with this or for him and other items on my hedge. When who became Philadelphia proach in our community, was urged by police not to to even WANT a person like that in his you do, it makes me feel disrespected. police commissioner in and demanding that we shake and climb a fence life. He was AMAZING without her Something you left on the hedge has February. uphold the rights of people erected to keep protesters influence. How do I get him back to that damaged it. My hedge was expensive to Resch said she suggest- who have historically had away. “We are not here to person? I miss him so much! -- AN- install, and this is upsetting me. Please ed the shakeup to Mayor their rights and humanity police a fence,” Portland GUISHED IN ARIZONA don’t do it again.” Ted Wheeler, who said he denied,” the rights group police said on Twitter. DEAR ANGUISHED: Let me get ------supported Lovell to lead said Sunday. “We are here to protect this straight. This man cheated on his Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van the department as it moves Portland City Commis- the people who work in ex with you, and you expected her to Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, through needed reforms. sioner Jo Ann Hardesty, the Justice Center and the play fair? I wish you had mentioned and was founded by her mother, Pauline “We need Chief Lovell’s who is African American, adults in custody who are why your boyfriend hasn’t seen his son Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www. leadership,” Wheeler said slammed the recent police living there.” in more than 10 years. It might have DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los at the news conference. been the most interesting paragraph in Angeles, CA 90069. “We must re-imagine your letter. Were he and his ex married? To receive a collection of Abby’s most reform and rebuild what DEATH NOTICES Just living together while she was “in memorable -- and most frequently re- public safety looks like.” Gwendolyn “Gwen” Karen Ann Hassett - denial”? quested -- poems and essays, send your Lovell served as Out- Crosby - 88, of Coos Bay, 70, of North Bend, passed From where I sit, she is doing every- name and mailing address, plus check law’s executive assistant. passed away June 8, 2020 away on June 6, 2020 in thing she can to fight for “her man.” He or money order for $8 (U.S. funds) to: Under Resch, he led a in Coos Bay. Arrangements Coos Bay. Arrangements appears to have fences to mend with Dear Abby -- Keepers Booklet, P.O. 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Box 749, Coos Bay, OR www.coosbayareafunerals.com A6 | TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 The World The Dalai Lama will release first album in July NEW YORK (AP) — Stressed out while Dalai Lama — she asked again, this time can’t; it can transcend differences and return When Kunin returned home, her husband, working at a bank in New Zealand, Junelle writing a letter and handing it to one of his us to our true nature and our good hearted- Abraham, who is also a musician and pro- Kunin began searching for music paired assistants. ness.” ducer, helped her create music and sounds with teachings from the Dalai Lama to calm Five years later, “Inner World” is born. The 11-track project will be released in to enhance the Dalai Lama’s messages and herself down and allow herself to focus. The album featuring teachings and man- conjunction with a companion booklet. powerful words. But she couldn’t find it online. tras by the Dalai Lama set to music will be On her trip to India in 2015, Kunin Kunin said that although they’ve worked That’s when the musician and practicing released on July 6, his 85th birthday. wrote down a list of topics and mantras she on the album for the last five years, it feels Buddhist proposed an idea to The Office of “I’d never heard him speak like this. thought would be great for the album, and extremely relevant releasing it now. His Holiness the Dalai Lama: Let’s make an He really was so excited ... he actually recorded the conversations with the Dalai “The entire purpose of this project is album fusing music with mantras and chants proceeded to explain to me how important Lama for “Inner World.” The religious lead- to try to help people. It’s not a Buddhist from the Tibetan spiritual leader. music is,” Kunin said. “He leaned forward er recites the mantras of seven Buddhas on project, it’s to help everyday people like She was politely turned down. and his eyes were sparkling, and his fingers the album, discussing topics like wisdom, myself, even though I am Buddhist,” she But on a trip to India — where Kunin were rubbing together and he (talked) about courage, healing and children. The track said. “The messages couldn’t be more says she typically gets a chance to meet the how music can help people in a way that he “Compassion,” one of the most famous poignant for our current social climate and Buddhist prayers, was released Tuesday. needs as humanity.”

DILBERT

CLASSIC PEANUTS

FRANK AND ERNEST

BY GEORGE DICKIE

Questions: Answers:

1) What were the Orioles known as prior to the 1954 season? 1988 9)

2) Six Orioles have had their uniform numbers retired. Can Jr. Ripken Cal 8)

you name them? Jackson Reggie Outfielder 7)

3) After the 1965 season, the Orioles pulled off a major Dobson Pat

trade that made the team a power over the next six years. and Cuellar Mike McNally, Dave Palmer, Jim 6)

Who were the principals? 1985-86) (1968-82, Weaver Earl 5)

4) In what stadium did the Orioles play when the team first 1991 through

moved to Baltimore? 1954 from home their Stadium, Memorial 4)

5) Who has managed the Orioles twice? Simpson Dick outfielder

6) In 1971, the Orioles pitching staff boasted four 20-game and Baldschun, Jack and Pappas Milt pitchers

winners. Who were they? for Reds Cincinnati the from Robinson Frank

7) In 1976, the Orioles acquired what future Hall of Famer Hall-of-Famer future acquired Orioles The 3)

in a swap of impending free agents? (33) Murray Eddie and (22)

8) What Orioles rookie made his mark by homering on Palmer Jim (20), Robinson Frank (8), Jr. Ripken

Opening Day in 1982? Cal (5), Robinson Brooks (4), Weaver Earl 2) 9) What year did the Orioles begin by losing 23 of their Browns Louis St. The 1) first 24 games? The World TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 | A7 on Monday in Houston, gun at someone to notify a Response Bracy Burnett said it was supervisor and file a report. Thousands mourn From A1 hard to tell if the changes Police officers have also that have taken place since faced charges for violent “Everywhere you look, Floyd’s death will last. conduct during protests. you see something that “It’s a start, but you Savano Wilkerson said George Floyd in Texas gives you hope,” said Frank can’t expect an oppression he worries about a back- of 400 years to be eliminat- slide on reform if national HOUSTON (AP) — The where he grew up. Others would no longer permit James Matthews, 64, an ac- ed in a few months, a few attention shifts away from last chance for the public traveled hours or drove in chokeholds that have been tivist in Alabama. “But we years,” Burnett, 66, said. Floyd’s case. He’s also to say goodbye to George from other states. Those blamed for multiple cases have no illusions because Tancey Houston Rogers, concerned about convic- Floyd drew thousands of who couldn’t make it of asphyxiation and have something that’s embedded 49, said she’s seen more tions against the officers mourners Monday to a whipped up their own come under renewed criti- like racism is hard to kill.” progress in addressing charged in Floyd’s death. church in Houston where tributes: In Los Angeles, a cism after Floyd’s death. Matthews spent years racism and police brutality “It’s not really a win yet he grew up, as his death funeral-style procession of In Portland, Oregon, the pushing for the removal of in the last two weeks than because they could easily two weeks ago continues cars inched through down- city’s police chief resigned a Confederate monument she’s seen in the past. get off,” the 22-year-old res- to stoke protests in Amer- town as the viewing began Monday, just six months in Birmingham near the “Now, we’ve got to take ident of West Palm Beach, ica and beyond over racial in Houston. In Tennessee, into her job, amid criti- site where four black girls it forward,” she said. Florida, said during a phone injustice, and spurred residents of Memphis held cism of her department’s died in a racist church Floyd died May 25 interview on Monday. France to abruptly halt the a moment of silence. handling of protests in Ore- bombing in 1963. The city after a white Minneapolis The recent protests are use of police choke holds. Bracy Burnett ap- gon’s largest city. An Afri- took down the obelisk last police officer pressed his the country’s most signif- Reflecting the weight proached Floyd’s casket can American lieutenant on week after protesters tried knee into Floyd’s neck for icant demonstrations in a of the moment, the service wearing a homemade denim the force replaced her. The to remove it themselves several minutes even after half-century — rivaling drew the families of black face mask scrawled with shakeup came as police during one of the many Floyd stopped responding. those during the civil rights victims in other high-pro- “8:46″ — the length of time have been sharply criti- nationwide demonstrations Prosecutors have charged and Vietnam War eras. file killings whose names prosecutors say Floyd, who cized for using what has over Floyd’s killing by that officer, Derek Chauvin, During the push for civil have become seared in was black, was pinned to been called inappropriate police in Minneapolis. with second-degree murder. rights in the 1960s, activists America’s conversation the ground under a white of- force against some protest- In Virginia, Democratic Three other officers at the also won some quick conces- over race — among them ficer’s knee before he died. ers as huge demonstrations Gov. Ralph Northam last scene were charged with sions from authorities, said Eric Garner, Michael “All black people are continue in Portland. week ordered the removal aiding and abetting. Ashley Howard, an assistant Brown, Ahmaud Arbery not criminals. All white “With this happening to of an iconic statue of Con- Minneapolis has since professor of history and and Trayvon Martin. people are not racists. him, it’s going to make a federate Gen. Robert E. Lee banned chokeholds, and a African American studies at “It just hurts,” said Philo- All cops are not bad. And difference in the world,” in Richmond, the former majority of the City Coun- the University of Iowa. nise Floyd, George Floyd’s ignorance comes in all col- said Pam Robinson, who capital of the Confederacy. cil has vowed to dismantle “If you want to take the brother, sobbing as he ticked ors. That’s what I thought grew up with Floyd and A judge on Monday halted the city’s 800-member cynical view, cities want to off some of their names out- about when I viewed the handed out bottled water to the move for 10 days, but police agency. Police in get back to business as usu- side The Fountain of Praise body,” Burnett, 66, said. mourners waiting outside a spokeswoman for the Denver have also banned al,” she said. “They don’t church. “We will get justice. Floyd’s death on May 25 the church in Houston. The governor said he remained the use of chokeholds want property defaced. They We will get it. We will not has inspired international punishing heat spiked above committed to removing the and required officers who don’t want to be on the front let this door close.” protests and drawn new 90 degrees and got to doz- “divisive symbol.” intentionally point their page of the newspaper.” Under a blazing Texas attention to the treatment ens in line, including one At a memorial for Floyd sun, mourners wearing of African Americans in person who was taken to a T-shirts with Floyd’s the U.S. by police and the hospital. 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At times it brought stems -Flowers small and white in Lemon said at least 6,000 ued to resonate at home us to tears,” Adams said. -Flower are small andfor white as low as umbrella shaped clusters, but +$attended the service. and abroad. 2 Hearing“The Aids fact this one is and occur in 4 to 8 in. wider across (6-10 in.) than Some knew Floyd in the In Paris, France’s top causing change, we had to umbrella shaped clusters poison hemlock. nearby housing projects security official said police come be a part of it.” - Entire plant is toxic to - Leaves and stems for as low as animals and humans, contain small amounts of containing the poisonous Poison hemlock stem Cow parsnip stem toxins that can cause skin alkaloid coniine burns when sun exposed “I have received several evidence and eye witness Charges phone calls demanding statements, does not allow From A1 that I immediately pros- for the fair administration ecute Mr. Moore,” said of justice. … A thorough and disorderly conduct in Frasier. “To suggest that investigation along with a the second degree.” I authorize a prosecu- thorough review by me is Poison hemlock flowering Cow parsnip flowering On Monday, Frasier tion without reviewing needed to make sure the called for a thorough in- all available evidence, law is accurately and fairly vestigation of the incident. such as civilian digital applied.” Report Poison hemlock to: (541) 888-5922 (541) 396-2541 OregonInvasivesHotline.org

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postponed the field day Hunting requirement for the 2020 season. That means youth From A1 hunters who have complet- According to the re- ed the classroom portion lease, ODFW is taking a online or by workbook number of steps to protect before their hunt can hunt both students and teachers the fall 2020 season even participating in classes and if they haven’t completed field days. Class size will the field day. be restricted to 25 students However, these hunters and parents, and instruc- do need to be accompanied tors will be encouraged to by an adult at least 21 break the class into smaller years of age on their hunt. groups where possible. This field day excep- Social distance will be tion is only for the 2020 maintained except during hunting season. Kids ages those brief moments when 17 and under will need to closer distance is needed complete the field day por- to safely handle firearms. tion of hunting safety class All students and volunteer to receive their hunter instructors will be required education certification to to wear a mask during the hunt next year and in the class. Hand sanitizer will future. ODFW encourages be available. Firearms and youth to take the class as any other shared materials soon as they are able. will be wiped down before Youth hunters can go to being handled by a new bit.ly/2zeBaYSto enroll in student. an online course or request Zach Silva, The World “The safety of our a workbook by emailing Keira Rogers stops and smiles for a picture on the way to receiving her diploma during a rainy portion of Saturday’s long ceremony. instructors and students is [email protected] the number one priority Youth who don’t com- for ODFW,” said Jered plete the field day need to Graduation Goodwin, ODFW hunter carry proof of completion of the classroom portion From A1 education coordinator. “We thank all our students of the class into the field “The stage and the dec- and instructors for helping when they go hunting this orations were beautiful, so protect themselves and fall. I was really impressed. I others by following these Students who complete was really thankful of the classroom rules — and of the course online can carry staff at Marshfield for pull- course, not coming to the the online completion ing together and planning class at all if they are sick.” certification in the field as for the last two months All ODFW outdoor edu- their needed proof. and really making it a A family in a limousine makes its way to Marshfield High School for the graduation ceremony Saturday. cation classes were canceled Students who do the fabulous event considering in March due to the pan- class by workbook need the constraints we were that contains footage from these students. the way could have gone demic — including hunter to mail the completed under.” the graduation parade, “It went better than wrong but it went really education, which is required workbook back to ODFW While the stage looked students getting their expected. When you well and that’s just a trib- to hunt in Oregon for any- Hunter Education at 4034 the part for a graduation, diplomas and speeches have something that’s not ute to the group planning one age 17 and under. Fairview Industrial Dr SE, missing from this “cer- from students, teachers normal and you’re trying it,” said Trendell. To accommodate those Salem, 97302. ODFW will emony” was the usual and superintendent Bryan to plan for it and you get “I do like the classic youth hunters who may not then mail these students speeches. Those will come Trendell. weather considerations and graduation where we do a have a chance to complete a certificate to carry in to students later in the For Trendell, it was a you’ve got kids in cars and real classy job of it here in hunter safety classes be- the field, indicating they summer when they receive memorable way to finish you’ve got — there are all our district but this was by fore the fall 2020 seasons completed the classroom a copy of the graduation off the school year for kinds of things that along far the most fun.” start on August 1, ODFW part of the course. NORTHWESTNORTHWEST STOCKSSTOCKS NORTHWESTLOTTERY STOCKS

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The arduous negotiations “If the players desire to accept continue discussion past Wednes- staying ready & we proposed 114 sides try to save the have jeopardized plans to hold this proposal, we need to reach day on a season with fewer than games — to protect the integrity opening day around the Fourth an agreement by Wednesday,” 76 games, we simply do not have of the game, to give back to our baseball season of July in empty ballparks and Deputy Commissioner Dan enough days to schedule a season fans & cities, and because we provide entertainment to a public Halem wrote in a letter to union of that length unless an agree- want to play.” NEW YORK (AP) — Ma- still emerging from months of negotiator Bruce Meyer that ment is reached in the next 48 “It’s frustrating to have a jor League Baseball has made quarantine. was obtained by The Associated hours,” he added. public labor dispute when there’s another try to start the coronavi- MLB’s latest proposal would Press. “While we understand There was no immediate so much hardship. I hate it,” he rus-delayed season in early July, guarantee 50% of players’ prorat- that it is a relatively short time response from the union, which said. “But we have an obligation proposing a 76-game regular sea- ed salaries over the regular sea- frame, we cannot waste any is likely to view the plan as a to future players to do right by son, expanding the playoffs from son, according to details obtained additional days if we are to have step back because of the large them. We want to play. We also 10 teams to as many as 16 and by The Associated Press. sufficient time for players to percentage of salaries not guar- have to make sure that future allowing players to earn about The proposal would eliminate travel to spring training, conduct anteed. players won’t be paying for any 75% of their prorated salaries. all free-agent compensation for COVID-19 testing and educa- “There’s social unrest in our concessions we make.” Players have refused cuts the first time since the free-agent tion, conduct a spring training country amid a global pandem- beyond what they agreed to in era started in 1976. It also would of an appropriate length, and ic. Baseball won’t solve these Please see Baseball, Page B2 CBS hopes golfers take role in broadcasts FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Jim Nantz will be alone in the broadcast booth when the PGA Tour resumes its schedule Thursday. That’s not the only voice CBS Sports wants to hear at Colonial. In announcing the broadcast and productions plans for the return to golf, CBS Sports Chair- man Sean McManus said the network would have what Nantz dubbed a “confession cam.” Players would walk into a tent during the round and talk briefly into a remote camera. McManus also said the net- work has been working more aggressively to have players wear microphones, and that CBS already has received commit- ments from some players. “There’s probably a great- er appreciation for wanting to contemporize golf coverage,” McManus said Monday on a conference call. “Players are be- Bethany Baker, The World ginning to realize they can play Marshfield’s Arturo Ledesma kicks an extra point during Marshfield’s Class 4A semifinal win against Ontario in 2017 at Hillsboro Stadium. a real role in making the product more interesting at home.” Nantz, who typically has analyst Nick Faldo at his side Marshfield kicker is headed to SOU in the 18th hole tower, put the onus on the players to liven golf ZACH SILVA “It’s a dream come true for the next level and there’s no “So I walk down there and broadcasts and help expand the The World me. I’m going to be the first in reason to think he can’t. He look at my son (JV coach) Tyler audience. my family to graduate so the definitely has the ability to do (Mulkey) and say, ‘Who is this “It’s a wonderful opportunity for COOS BAY — Arturuo pressure is all on me. Being that,” said Marshfield’s Athletic kid?’ Because I didn’t know him the game ... to go before a sports- Ledesma is used to big moments. able to walk the stage is going Director Greg Mulkey. at the time. He said, ‘This is Ar- starved nation and have a chance As the kicker on the Marsh- to mean a lot,” said Ledesma. “I’ve worked with the kick- turo Ledesma and he’s our kick- to create a wider fan base than it’s field football team for the past “Hard work pays off. That’s what ers over the years and there’s er,’” remembered Mulkey. “And ever been before,” Nantz said. “A three seasons, he has helped the it means.” nobody better. He’s as good I said, ‘Well, he’s not your kicker lot has to be personality driven. We Pirates in times of need. This has been a constant as we’ve ever had. We’ve had anymore, he’s our kicker.’” need to hear from the players. It’s “It was a close game and I theme both in the classroom and some really good kickers over With that, Ledesma was on something that’s not obtrusive. It’s knew that I was going to have on the field for Ledesma. His the years, a couple that have varsity. an opportunity for players to invest to do something so I was ready hard work in his academics pro- gone on to college but he’s very As the Pirates found suc- in their own game.” for it,” reflected Ledesma on pelled him to new heights in his good.” cess, so did Ledesma, who was The tour resumes with the one of his favorite memories family. On top of being the first After playing football in mid- suddenly getting talked to by Charles Schwab Challenge at on the team: a game-winning to graduate from high school, dle school, Ledesma went out schools about playing football in Colonial, the first competi- field goal against Gladstone in he will also be the first to attend for soccer in his freshman year college. tion in 90 days because of the 2018. “I was staying warmed up, college next fall when he goes to at Marshfield. In his sophomore “It was exciting because I’ve COVID-19 pandemic that shut working on my fundamentals Southern Oregon University in year, he decided to give football always worked so hard because down sports worldwide. Golf is and then they called me out there Ashland. another try. I’ve wanted to play profession- the second major sport to resume and I was a little nervous, I’m While at SOU, Ledesma will “It’s funny because my goal ally. The main goal was soccer behind motorsports. not going to lie. I just knocked it stay busy in the classroom in ad- was to make my way to the but I found kicking and I fell in CBS is doing its part of reduce through and was just excited. I dition to continuing his football varsity team and the first practice love with it. From there I started health risks with a production was happy.” career with the Raiders. I showed up and I got it, I did it,” going to camps and bettering crew that McManus said will He has constantly delivered. “It’s so exciting, he has such Ledesma said. myself. I’m just having fun with be roughly half of what it is for But more than any game or a passion for it — a wonderful He was kicking with the JV it and I continue to get better and a normal PGA Tour event, with kick, the biggest moment came work ethic. He wants to be in team when Mulkey, the special I love seeing the improvements,” operations such as graphics and for Ledesma last Saturday when the weight room, he wants to teams coach for the varsity said Ledesma. video shading in six locations. he graduated from Marshfield be better and that was his — his football team, saw him in action High School. lifelong goal to maybe play at from across the field. Please see Ledesma, Page B2 Please see Golf, Page B2 College football takes step toward having a season RALPH D. RUSSO waiting a few more weeks. Athletes testing positive for art, team physician for Tulane’s said, after receiving their anti- Associated Press “There’s an element of this the disease have already been athletic department. “And proba- body tests. that’s kind of like building an air- reported at Arkansas State, Mar- bly for most of the schools across Having players return to College football is scheduled plane as you fly it in that we’re shall and Oklahoma State and the country, you know athletic campus infected is worrisome to kick off in less than three learning so much more really ev- elsewhere. departments are the canary in the but inevitable. The protocols months and there are plenty ery week,” Notre Dame football Expect that list to grow, and coal mine.” being put in place are designed to of reasons to be hopeful that team Dr. Matt Leiszler said. “But there is no standardized protocol Defending national champion catch and address that. The real games will be played Labor Day it’s a moving target at times.” for testing under the most recent LSU is testing each athlete for challenge is keeping the players weekend. For months, health officials NCAA guidelines, which is why coronavirus antibodies upon from getting infected after they Universities across the country including the NCAA’s chief med- plans are different from school arrival to campus; some will return. are taking the first cautious, de- ical officer have said widespread to school. Missouri initially also get a PCR test to check for At Notre Dame, football tailed steps toward playing foot- and efficient COVID-19 testing announced it would not test all an active infection. A positive players will be housed in single ball in a pandemic, attempting is pivotal to bringing back sports. athletes for COVID-19, then said antibody test at LSU will trigger rooms at the on-campus Morris to build COVID-19-free bubbles Now that exists, and at many it would. Michigan State will a PCR test and a positive PCR Inn hotel. They will face tem- around their teams as players schools every player will be give its athletes two PRC tests test means that player will have perature screens and a health begin voluntary workouts. tested before they are permitted (often done with a nasal swab), to isolate for a period of time. questionnaire every time they “I think the start of the race to enter a team facility. with a seven-day quarantine in Shelly Mullenix, LSU senior want to enter a facility to work has a lot to do with how you Texas A&M athletic director between, before they cause use associate athletic director and out. finish it,” Baylor athletic director Ross Bjork said the school has team facilities. Tulane will be director of wellness, said some Notre Dame is planning to Mack Rhoades said. conducted just under 500 tests on giving every football player PRC players who test positive for structure workout groups by ac- Thousands of athletes will be coaches, staff and athletes since and antibody tests. antibodies but negative for active ademic schedules. Other schools tested for COVID-19, though May 18. The Pac-12 is the only “You know, there’s nothing infection will also be isolated are using a mix of factors such not all. Masks will need to be major college football confer- that says my testing is going to depending on symptoms or risk as keeping friends, roommates or worn — most of the time. Some ence in which all the members protect my guys any better than of previous exposure. All players position groups together. schools will have players pump- have agreed to test all returning their screening is going to. We were prescribed a seven-day ing iron this week. Others are athletes for COVID-19. don’t know,” said Dr. Greg Stew- “quasi-quarantine,” Mullenix Please see College, Page B2 B2 | TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 The World bonuses; $393 million if amateurs in the draft this Baseball the postseason is played — week and international Aldridge done for season half the broadcast revenue players, MLB projects From B1 — for a 20% bonus for players would get 86.2%, SAN ANTONIO (AP) plans to resume its season. Aldridge turns 35 next every player with a big up from 52.1%. While there is no chance — Seven-time All-Star The Spurs have been to the month. He finished this league contract; $50 mil- Expansion of the play- players would accept this LaMarcus Aldridge will playoffs in 22 consecutive season averaging 18.9 lion for the regular season offs would make a major proposal as is, the offer miss the remainder of San seasons, matching the lon- points and 7.4 rebounds. postseason pool normally change for MLB’s 30 dropped the sliding scale Antonio’s season while he gest streak in NBA history. Meanwhile, The Golden funded with ticket money; clubs. Postseason teams teams embraced last month recovers from surgery on When play resumes, the State Warriors expect to and $34 million for the doubled to four with the that would have left stars his right shoulder, a major Spurs will be among four have a better idea about forgiven advances. split of each league into with just a fraction of their blow to the Spurs’ postsea- teams — the others being how Klay Thompson’s re- Mike Trout and Gerrit two divisions in 1969, then expected pay. The latest son chances, assuming the Portland, New Orleans and covery from reconstructive Cole, who have the highest to eight with the realign- proposal figures to spark season continues as planned. Sacramento — that are all left knee surgery is going salaries of $36 million ment to three divisions and more talks that could lead The Spurs announced separated by a half-game once the team can finally each, would have been the addition of a wild card to opening day at some Monday that Aldridge had in the race for ninth place reconvene after the long guaranteed $5.58 million in 1995, a year later than point in July. the surgery on April 24, in the Western Conference separation caused by the each under the initial MLB planned due to a players’ Players agreed March stemming from an injury and potentially a berth in coronavirus pandemic. proposal with the chance strike. The postseason 26 for prorated salaries he suffered in a game at a play-in series. The gap For now, general man- to earn up to about $8 reached its current 10 with that depend on games Utah on Feb. 21. between those four teams ager Bob Myers is encour- million, and $25.3 million the addition of a second played, part of a deal for a San Antonio is one of is .010 percentage points. aged Thompson has expe- apiece in the union plan. wild card and a wild-card guarantee of service time the 22 teams will that Aldridge played in two rienced no setbacks during They would be guaranteed round in 2012. if the season was scrapped. report to the ESPN Wide more games after getting the extensive rehabilitation $8,723,967 each under the Players proposed ex- MLB says it can’t afford Wide Of Sports complex hurt, including one on process. Thompson tore latest offer and would get panding the playoffs to 14 to play in ballparks without at the Disney campus near March 10, when he scored the ACL in his left knee $12,190,633 apiece if the teams in both 2020 and ‘21. fans and on May 26 pro- Orlando, Florida, starting 24 points in the Spurs’ win on June 13 during Game postseason is completed. The MLB plan also would posed an 82-game sched- next month, when the NBA over Dallas. 6 of the 2019 NBA Finals. A player at the $563,500 cover the next two seasons. ule. The union countered minimum could earn up to It doesn’t specify a format five days later with a 114- $244,492 and those at $1 other than as many as eight game schedule at prorated million — about half those clubs per league. Ledesma a scholarship.’ And he him and high five him. pay that would extend the on current active rosters — Free agent compensa- goes, ‘Hopefully Arturo It was just an awesome regular season by a month could get up to $389,496. tion has long caused bitter will,’” recalled Mulkey. moment,” said Mulkey. through October. MLB estimates its fights since the arbitration From B1 The two kickers were “Just an awesome moment MLB is worried a second revenue would drop from decision in December then put through various and here’s what is funny. wave of the virus would $9.73 billion last year to 1975 that struck down the He travelled around the drills on kickoffs and field Afterwards we’re getting endanger the postseason $2.75 billion this year with reserve clause — it led to country participating in goals. As the workout ready to leave and the — when MLB is scheduled a 76-game season. Adding an eight-day strike during camps and getting more was going, Ledesma was coach beckons me down to receive $787 million in prorated shares of signing spring training in 1980 and opportunities to kick. Then only getting stronger and to the field and he goes, ‘I broadcast revenue. bonuses, option buyout, a 50-day strike during the Ledesma, with Mulkey at drawing more and more was wrong. We’re going to Teams estimate the new termination pay, assign- 1981 season. Compensa- his side, went to South- attention. scholarship him.’” offer would guarantee ment bonuses and benefits, tion had been narrowed ern Oregon for a kicking “We started out on With a scholarship to $1.43 billion in com- MLB says players would in recent years but still workout. kickoffs and I was nailing support him, Ledesma is pensation: $955 million get 70.2% of revenue, up caused some free agents While Ledesma was them. Then we moved headed to SOU. But what in salaries, including an from 46.7%. Also factor- to have fewer bidders and preparing to kick against on to field goals and I hit he did at Marshfield, both allowance for earned ing in signing bonuses for sign later. one other recruit, Mulkey some 30s, 40s and a 50. achieving in the classroom was chatting with SOU And after the 50 went and on the field, won’t be through I think is what forgotten anytime soon. head coach Charlie Hall, 12 and Pac-12 have set and pads during walk- surprised them,” said “These are the things who he knows from high College June 15 as their opening throughs, but a ball could Ledesma. that you remember in school coaching, about get- date. Other conferences, be used for instruction. “Well 50-yard field your career,” said Mulkey. ting Ledesma an athletic From B1 such as the Big Ten and The plan, which still goal, that’s a long ways. “Arturo is — I get a little scholarship. Atlantic Coast Confer- needs to be approved by And he goes back and he emotional but he’s really “(Hall) said, ‘You know ence, are letting schools the Division I Council, drills this thing through special to me. Probably one “But you also have to Greg, we don’t typically figure out what’s best for was obtained Monday by several of the players from of my major highlights of think about things like, scholarship kickers. You themselves. Ohio State and The Associated Press and Southern Oregon they my career just seeing him do you want all of your know, we prefer they just quarterbacks with the same Iowa in the Big Ten started first reported by Sports walk on and they can earn come and they chest bump develop.” group?” Wake Forest ath- voluntary workouts Mon- Illustrated. letic director John Currie day, along with Louisville Of course, there is only said. in the ACC. so much schools can do to As the small groups Oklahoma from the Big manage 18- to 22-year-old avoid infection they can 12 is waiting until July football players. be merged to form bigger 1, sticking with a plan it “What you worry about groups. was working on before the ism this is two hours a PSORIASIS “We think we’re going NCAA last month cleared day, right?” Rhoades said. to create four pods,” the way for voluntary work- “And so what are student Painful... Embarrassing… Stewart said of Tulane’s outs starting June 1. The athletes, what are young plan. “We’re going to Sooners didn’t see benefits men as it pertains to foot- have the offense that is in rushing but others decid- ball, doing the other 22 on campus as a pod. The ed the sooner the better. hours?” defense that is on campus “We wanted to actually The message coach- is a pod. Special teams that go as early as we could es, administrators and is on campus is a pod. And because if we did have a medical staff are trying to those that live off campus problem, then you could get across to their play- are a pod.” you could actually manage ers is their behavior is While the workouts are it in with a lot more time,” an important as testing, voluntary, athletic staffers Bjork said. screening and disinfect- will be setting up strict Schools hope to tran- ing. Limit the exposure to With commitment to treatment, many schedules and moving sition to required team people outside the team equipment to allow for ap- activities in mid-July. A bubble. That night out at diseases can be put into remission. propriate social-distancing. copy of the the Football the bar or the weekend trip Masks will be required at Oversight Committee’s to the beach could lead We offer Light Therapy, Excimer laser times, though not neces- six-week plan includes a to an infection that sets sarily when they work out. typical four-week presea- back the whole team — or treatments, as well as Narrow Band Bjork said Texas A&M son practice schedule pre- something worse. will clean workout rooms ceded by two weeks during “What we’re trying UVB treatments for the best after use, though the locker which teams can do up 20 to impress upon them,” rooms at many schools hours per week of weight Stewart said, “is that if this solution to your condition. will remain closed. training, conditioning, film season is important to you, Southeastern Confer- study, meetings and walk- then you have to do things ence schools agreed to throughs with coaches. different this year than you allow voluntary workouts Players would not be have done ever before and For relief, starting Monday. The Big permitted to wear helmets maybe even ever again.”

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A copy of the budget may be inspected or obtained at the office of the Charleston Rural Fire Protection District; 92342 Cape Arago Hwy; 999 All persons whose rights may Coos Bay, Oregon, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. This budget is for an annual budget period. This budget was prepared on a basis of accounting that is /HJDO Notices be affected by the proceedings the same as the preceding year. in this estate may obtain further KMTR/KMCB-TV is look- information from the records of Contact: Michael Sneddon Telephone: (541) 888-3268 Email: [email protected] ing for a Receptionist for City of Coos Bay the Court, the personal repre- our Notice of Supplemental sentative or the attorney for the FINANCIAL SUMMARY - RESOURCES Coos Bay studios with Budget personal representative. TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS Actual Amount Adopted Budget Approved Budget general offi ce skills and an A supplemental budget for the DATED and fi rst published 2018-2019 This Year 2019-2020 Next Year 2020-2021 interest in video production. City’s General Fund, State June 2, 2020. Beginning Fund Balance/Net Working Capital $315,630 $352,100 $270,100 Gas Tax Fund, Building Codes Send resume to: juliem@ /s/Ann Bowman Fees, Licenses, Permits, Fines, Assessments & Other Service Charges 28,892 25,000 30,000 Fund, and Major Capital Fund kmtrtv.com. Personal Representative Federal, State and All Other Grants, Gifts, Allocations and Donations 0 58,000 48,000 KMTR is an equal opportu- will be considered at the June Published: June 2, 9 & 16, Revenue from Bonds and Other Debt 0 0 0 16, 2020 Council Meeting nity employer. 2020 The World & ONPA (ID: Interfund Transfers / Internal Service Reimbursements 99,200 63,900 48,200 which begins at 7:00 pm. 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An electronic copy Tuesday, June 30, 2020, at Debt Service 14,891 15,000 15,400 of the supplemental budget which time they will be publicly Interfund Transfers 99,200 63,900 48,200 document can be requested by opened and read. Information Contingencies 0 40,000 40,000 emailing fi [email protected] on the sales and bidding pro- Special Payments 0 00 or calling (541) 269-8915 cedure may be found on Coos Unappropriated Ending Balance and Reserved for Future Expenditure 367,874 162,400 162,200 Published: June 9, 2020 The County’s website at www. World & ONPA (ID: 287195) Total Requirements $1,250,825 $1,332,900 $1,258,800 co.coos.or.us under Forestry Department, at our offi ce lo- FINANCIAL SUMMARY - REQUIREMENTS BY ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT OR PROGRAM * Support your community by Name of Organizational Unit or Program fi lming public meetings. Part- FTE for that unit or program time work. 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FORM CC-1 NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING rectly, the first time. 22-Jan. 19) -- Initiate A public meeting of the Southwestern Oregon Community College Board of Education will be held on June 22, 2020 at 4:00 pm at 1988 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay, Oregon. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2020 as approved by the Southwestern Oregon GEMINI (May 21- your plan. A unique way Community College Budget Committee. A summary of the budget is presented below. A copy of the budget may be inspected or obtained at 1988 Newmark June 20) -- Aim to please to revise something you Ave., Coos Bay, Dellwood Hall Room 16A between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., or online at wwww.socc.edu/board. This Budget is for an annual budget period. 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Current Year Property Taxes, other than Local Option Taxes $6,021,513 $5,883,566 $5,974,836 CANCER (June 20-Feb. 19) -- Stick close Tuition and Fees $7,487,279 $9,242,481 $8,571,259 Other Revenue from Local Sources $287,884 $194,578 $285,652 The Bay Area’s only pet crematory 541-267-3131 • www.coosbayareafunerals.com 21-July 22) -- Take your to the people you know Revenue from State Sources $13,182,900 $23,938,095 $11,311,041 you can trust. Share only Revenue from Federal Sources $7,969,781 $16,276,403 $12,778,637 time. Don't commit to Interfund Transfers $2,522,317 $5,945,589 $4,104,082 what's necessary with All Other Budget Resources $30,615,083 $33,747,759 $18,161,917 750 something you aren't sure outsiders. Don't feel you Total Resources $76,832,919 $105,771,685 $69,410,114 Misc For Sale you want to pursue. A have to make a change creative outlet will stimu- FINANCIAL SUMMARY - REQUIREMENTS BY OBJECT CLASSIFICATION Garden Compost For Sale because someone else Personnel Services $20,781,830 $22,346,389 $21,879,169 Delivery Available, ten yards late your mind and help Materials & Services $17,295,012 $14,511,658 $13,919,909 does. Romance is favored. Financial Aid $7,101,028 $10,084,000 $10,084,000 minimum. Call for pricing. you head in a direction PISCES (Feb. Capital Outlay $3,586,242 $40,507,438 $8,178,171 Coquille, OR Debt Service $3,346,868 $9,186,611 $8,054,783 541-396-557 that suits you better. 20-March 20) -- Consider Interfund Transfers $2,522,317 $5,945,589 $4,104,082 LEO (July 23-Aug. every angle. If you act Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance & Reserves $22,199,622 $3,190,000 $3,190,000 Total Requirements $76,832,919 $105,771,685 $69,410,114 Hay For Sale 22) -- Lay your cards on in haste, you'll end up Alfalfa, Triticale, Grass Hay having to backtrack. Be FINANCIAL SUMMARY - REQUIREMENTS AND FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT EMPLOYEES (FTE) BY FUNCTION 1 ton minimum, Call for pricing the table and make the Instruction $8,798,962 $6,679,448 $6,315,579 choosy when it comes Coquille, OR adjustments necessary FTE 94.37 89.76 74.69 541-396-5571 to helping others. Offer Instructional Support $1,927,184 $1,859,367 $1,321,167 to achieve personal hap- FTE 15.98 17.47 12.92 advice, not cash. Protect Student Services other than Student Loans and Financial Aid $8,379,714 $9,140,901 $8,603,792 1998 Nash travel trailer, 22 ft. piness. It's up to you to against injury and ill- FTE 73.72 79.44 74.7 Fiberglass siding, with awning, take the initiative if you Student Loans and Financial Aid $7,216,000 $10,084,000 $10,084,000 stabilizing jacks. Excellent health. FTE 5.07 7.26 7.26 want your life to unfold ARIES (March Community Services $2,308,781 $3,158,423 $4,489,089 condition, always kept under FTE 25.28 21.87 23.62 cover. $4,800 OBO. 541-808- to your liking. 21-April 19) -- Get Support Serv. other than Facilities Acquisition and Construction $8,987,777 $21,500,825 $19,247,622 1005. moving. Line things up FTE 57.61 61.87 60.61 VIRGO (Aug. 23- Facilities Acquisition and Construction $11,145,694 $35,026,521 $4,000,000 Sept. 22) -- Not everyone and take action. How FTE 0 0.18 0 you handle matters will Interfund Transfers $2,522,317 $5,945,589 $4,104,082 will share your plans or Debt Service $3,346,868 $9,186,611 $8,054,783 make a difference. Show Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance and Reserves $22,199,622 $3,190,000 $3,190,000 your schedule. Be willing Total Requirements $76,832,919 $105,771,685 $69,410,114 your strengths and get Total FTE 272.03 277.85 253.8 to do your own thing if things done. Refuse to let it will bring about the outside interference hold STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN ACTIVITIES and SOURCES OF FINANCING * Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, higher education has drastically changed our operation and many variables in the upcoming year. Due to an anticipated 15% enrollment changes you want to you back. decline, SWOCC made difficult decisions to eliminate positions, our Educare program and unfill some open positions. In total, the General Fund reduced FTE by almost 17 TAURUS (April positions. Tuition and fees were increased 3% and Student Housing increased rates by 3% after being static for a couple years. The completion of our Umpqua Hall Health & make. Science Building is expected in late fall of 2020 and we anticpate added growth to those many programs. 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Total $42,050,000 $3,500,000 Published in The World, June 9, 2020. (ID287095) B4 | TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 The World United States went into recession in February WASHINGTON (AP) — The in this case, the NBER said the expectations that the worst of the 10% or higher at the end of this Great Depression of the 1930s U.S. economy entered a reces- collapse in employment and economic pain may have passed. year. and the periods immediately after sion in February as the corona- incomes was so steep that it The unemployment rate is of- “The most important thing to World War I and World War II. virus struck the nation, a group could much more quickly make ficially 13.3%, down from 14.7% focus on is the strength of the In the U.S., states have begun of economists declared Monday, a determination. in April. Both figures are higher recovery, and that’s where the reopening their economies, ending the longest expansion on “The unprecedented magni- than in any other downturn since greatest uncertainty lies right thereby allowing businesses record. tude of the decline in employ- World War II. A broader mea- now,” said Ernie Tedeschi, policy to recall some employees to The economists said that em- ment and production, and its sure of underemployment that economist at investment bank work. But economic activity is ployment, income and spending broad reach across the entire includes those who have given Evercore ISI. returning only very gradually. A peaked in February and then fell economy, warrants the designa- up looking and those who have It’s unclear, Tedeschi not- full recovery won’t occur until sharply afterward as the viral tion of this episode as a reces- been reduced to part-time status ed, whether the virus is under Americans are willing to resume outbreak shut down business- sion, even if it turns out to be is 21.2%. control, whether there will be a their previous habits of shopping, es across the country, marking briefer than earlier contractions,” On Friday, the government second wave or whether or when eating out, and traveling. That the start of the downturn after the NBER panel said. said that employers added 2.5 a vaccine will be developed. might not happen until a vaccine nearly 11 full years of economic The way the NBER defines million jobs in May, an unex- On Monday, the World Bank is developed or testing is more growth. recessions, they begin in the pected gain that suggested job said the world was facing a widely available. A committee within the same month that the previous losses may have bottomed out. health and economic crisis that Diane Swonk, chief economist National Bureau of Economic expansion ends. Because the A recession ends when employ- has spread with astonishing at Grant Thornton, an accounting Research, a private nonprofit economy peaked in February, ment and output start to pick speed and will produce the larg- firm, said the NBER committee group, determines when reces- that is the month when the reces- up again, not when they reach est shock the global economy has might end up declaring this re- sions begin and end. It broadly sion officially began, rather than their pre-recession levels. So it’s witnessed in seven decades. It cession to have already ended in defines a recession as “a decline in March, when unemployment possible that the recession could expects millions of people to be May based on the fact that hiring in economic activity that lasts began to rise. technically end soon. pushed into extreme poverty. rebounded that month. more than a few months.” Financial markets had little That would make the current In its updated global outlook, “We could have the shortest For that reason, the NBER reaction Monday to the NBER’s recession the shortest and deep- the World Bank projected that recession in history — it seems typically waits longer before declaration. February is when the est on record. It is expected to be international economic activity ridiculous, but we could,” Swonk making a determination that stock market hit its own record followed by an extended recov- will shrink by 5.2% this year, the said. Still, it will take much lon- the economy is in a downturn. high before stumbling into a ery before the economy manages deepest recession since a con- ger for the economy to rebound, In the previous recession, the severe downturn from which it to regain its pre-pandemic levels traction in 1945-46 at the end of she said. committee did not declare that has mostly recovered, thanks to of production and employment. World War II. The 5.2% down- “This bottom is going to be the economy was in recession extraordinary stimulus and sup- Some economists say it could turn would be the fourth-worst uniquely deep, and we don’t until December 2008, a year port measures from the Federal take two years or more, with the global downturn over the past know how fast we will get out of after it had actually begun. But Reserve and Congress as well as unemployment rate likely still 150 years, exceeded only by the the bottom,” she said. Cristobal moves into the Midwest Republican lawmakers aim to keep SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — will bring the threat of wildfires across a wide area of the Gulf convention in North Carolina The remnants of Tropical Storm in areas with dry grass, forecast- coast after Cristobal made land- RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — by Republican State Rep. John Cristobal moved across parts of the ers warned. fall Sunday afternoon packing Republican lawmakers in North Torbett of Gaston and circulat- Midwest on Tuesday after lashing Cristobal weakened into a 50-mph winds between the Carolina are planning to vote this ed last week by North Carolina the South, unleashing downpours depression early Monday after mouth of the Mississippi River week on a measure that would Republican Party chairman and bringing gusty winds as more inundating coastal Louisiana and and the since-evacuated barri- allow President Donald Trump Michael Whatley, calls for high winds, heavy rain and thun- ginning up dangerous weather er island resort community of to speak in front of a packed convention events in Charlotte derstorms were forecast. along most of the U.S. Gulf Grand Isle. Republican National Convention to be held at full capacity, just Heavy rain hit Missouri on Coast, sending waves crash- Coastal Mississippi news without some of the restrictions as Trump had demanded from Tuesday morning and Cristobal ing over Mississippi beaches, outlets reported stalled cars and officials have required elsewhere Cooper. was expected to intensify later swamping parts of an Alabama trucks as flood waters inundat- to stop the coronavirus. Cooper refused, saying the in the day as another “energetic” island town and spawning a ed beaches and crashed over The first vote, which could convention in August would weather system approaches from tornado in Florida. highways. On the City of Biloxi be held as early as Tuesday, will have to be scaled down to pro- the west and begins to interact In Louisiana, two boaters were Facebook page, officials said largely be a symbolic one, given tect public health. In response, with it, the National Weather found Monday afternoon in good emergency workers helped the measure will almost assur- Trump announced plans to hold Service said. condition after their boat sank in dozens of motorists through edly be rejected by Democratic his speech elsewhere. Cristobal may produce flash a deepwater straight near Slidell flood waters, mostly on U.S. 90 Gov. Roy Cooper and Republi- The bill would require flooding and isolated river flood- on Sunday, authorities said. running along the coast. cans will be unlikely to have the attendees to complete both ing, as well as few tornadoes, the They told deputies they sur- In Alabama, the bridge linking votes to override his veto. pre-attendance and daily health weather service said. vived in the water by clinging to the mainland to Dauphin Island During a Monday news surveys and have their tempera- Wind gusts of up to 45 mph one life jacket Sunday afternoon was closed much of Sunday but conference, the governor called tures taken prior to entry. But it were expected in Chicago by and Sunday night before they was being reopened Monday. the proposal “irresponsible” would not require face masks Tuesday night, the weather were able to reach the shore Police and state transportation and suggested state lawmakers or 6 feet (1.8 meters) feet of service said. Boaters were being Monday morning, St. Tammany department vehicles led convoys do not have a role in the deci- physical distancing. warned of gale-force winds on Parish sheriff’s Sgt. Suzanne of motorists to and from the is- sion-making process. “If they choose to gather in Lake Michigan on Tuesday and Carboni said in a statement. land when breaks in the weather “What we need to do is con- close proximity without any Wednesday. The pair then swam across permitted. tinue our conversations with the protection, they have the option High winds could be felt from a marshy area and were found “The storm could have been RNC,” Cooper said, referring to do that under their own Nebraska to Wisconsin, fore- sitting on the porch of a camp, a lot worse, I’m very thankful to the Republican National personal responsibility,” said casters said. In parts of Iowa, Carboni said. to say. We were largely spared,” Committee, which runs the Torbett, who added that restric- Minnesota and South Dakota, the Heavy rainfall and a storm Louisiana Gov. John Bel Ed- convention. tions could be added or reduced gusty winds and low humidity surge continued posing a threat wards said. A draft of the bill, authored at a later date.

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